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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-06
SENATOR LIPPITT ATTACKS
TARIFF SCHEDULE ON COTTON
Says Measure Discriminate Against
New England Mills.
(BY ASSOCIATED PRrss)

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Attacking
the cotton sched lie OF the tariff bill
in the Senate tC-day Senator Lippitt
OF Rhode Island. declared that 1t dis.
eliminated against the Injuries OF the
New England mills in favor of south.
ern made necessities. at is a bill
made by Senator'S" said he. 81 do
believe that in the consideration of the
schedule the gentlemen OF the South
have had the ear of the committee
and the result is shown 10 this bill
with the province of the south pro-
tected. do not IN the least object
TO that but also think they should at
least have been willing to give con.
sideration to the Injuries OF the cot
ton trade even II they are made in
New England"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-06
Msetinc POSTPONED

The meeting CT the Woman's Home
Missionary Society OF the Presbyte-
rian church. which was 10 have been
held on Friday OF this week. has been
postponed. until September IL. The
meeting AZ this time will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Anthony Bowen.
At this time the annual cradle roll
picnic will be held.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-06
Motored Here

DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Bigger and son,
Billy, of Bentlyville, motored here yes.
terday and are guests OF the Misses
Sntder on Madison street. Dr. Bigger
will return home to-day and Mrs. Big.
ger and son viii remain here for sew.
cral days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-06

A small but persistent campaign Of
want advertising will get some ready
to-be-convinced buyers interested in
your property.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-06
Society to Meet

THhe c. w. MISUNDERSTANDING
The c. W. B. NJ. of the Christian
church will meet Thursday afternoon
at 2:3O O'clock at the home of Sey.
mOur McIntire onu Benoni avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-06
EAGLES WORK ON
CHANGE IN BYLAWS
Delegates to Convention Given An
Excursion on Chesapeake Bay.
(BY ASSOCIATED PRRss)

BALTIMORE. Aug. 6.-Considera.
tion OF proposed changes in the by.
laws consumed the greater part OF the
days meeting OF the fifteenth annual
convention OF the fraternal order OF
Eagles In session here. Later in the
day the delegates were given a
steamboat excursion on Chesapeake
Bay.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-06

A real value.giving sale" will make
friends for your store who VIII stick"
Not, OF course, unless It's well adver.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-06

PORCELAIN JUGS, Csc to SOC.
With covers, Dutch subjects, blue
willow, Carol Designs - eonven.
tionaI white and sold-various
shapes and sizes.
Basement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-08
Chevy Chase.

Mr. and Mrs. DE Witt Clinton Jones OF
Elizabeth. y. j.. who have been the
house guests Of Paymaster and Mrs.
Frederick G. Pyne of Northampton
street have returned to their home. Mr.
and Mrs. J. Donald Cassels, who occu-
pied the Dom cottage, Oh East Brad
le. lane for the winter and spring. have
taken a house at Edgewood, Md. for the
summer Mr.. and Mrs. F'essenden Me-
serve of Baltimore have leased the house
of Mrs. Harold Walker on East kirke
street for the summer. until the new
house which they building at 18th
and X streets is completed. Mrs. Emma
G. Hager left the past week for Orange,
~ j. where she will spend several
weeks before returning to. her home on
Newiands street. Representative and
Mrs Charles Carter OF West Lenox
street, who have been spending some
time at Atlantic City, \. j.. have return
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-08
Wait!

From the India napolis News.
A Retaliation League has been formed
in England to attack the houses and
properties OF the suffragettes in retalia-
ton for militant outrages. Walt for the
biz ShoWi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-08

tertainments; the naval and military
tournament, the Derby. the Oaks. the Yer
sailles fete ball. which was the most bril-
liant affair of the season: the opera.
Forbes RobertSon's farewell. dozens of
society weddings and dances and enter
tainments of all descriptions.
A charming figure in many OF these has
been the Hon. Mrs. Cecil Bingham. a
young American woman. who has won a
most enviable position in British society.
She was Miss Alice Carr. famous Louis
willie beauty. until she became the wife
of Samuel Sloane Chauncey of New York.
After MIR Sloanes death she was mar
ried TO the Hon. Cecil Bingham of Lon
don.
Mrs Bingham's almost surprise
party was an. immense success. She in
tends to give another small dance next
month.
At her last party Mrs. Bingham herself
showed her guests how to perform the
very latest American dances. and alto
gether the function was on distinctly
amusing and original lines.
Lady Iris Capell. debutante daughter OF
the Countess of Essex, nee Adele Grant.
was the belle of a party given at Sunder-
land House by the Duchess Of Marlbor-
ough.
Mrs. John Astor, usually dressed in
white, is once more going out a great
deal. She intends to resume her small
but famous dinner parties next month.
The Duchess de Viseu. who was Miss
Anita Stewart is back again in town aft
long visit to the continent and goes
out every day with her little daughter.
who is considered one of the most beauti-
tiful children in London.
Americans on Hand.
Mrs. Keith Donaldson is: at No 3 Park
place before going to Carlsbad. June 10.
Miss Offenbach. formerly of New York.
=, - L. lor ;r,
London at the Carlton Hotel. June 10.
Robert Winthrop. formerly secretary of
the American embassy at Rome, is eX-
pected from Paris next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anthony of New
York have decided to extend their stay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-08
London Society Gossip.

>peciaI Cablcsram 10 Tue star.
LONDON June 1T became known
today that Princess Mary's fondness for
stray cats is giving much trouble. at
buckingham Palace just now She is
very fond of animals and constantly is
adding starving and abandoned cats to
her collection. with the result that the
palace threatens To become a feline
palace.
The Balkan war has started vogue
in Paris for Bulgarian and Servian de-
signs for womens dress and many fash
onable dressmakers here are now in
Producing beautiful Balkan embroideries
on both day and evening gowns.
Al the opera few nights ago Miss
Helena Coventry. debutante daughter
Of Lady Deerhurst nee Bonynge. wore
a gown which was very generally ad-
ulired. Wild roses in a warm shade OF
pink, with their natural foliage. We're
embroidered in silk. after the Bulgarian
design, upon white mOuSSeline de sole
OF thick texture.
The skirt crossing in japanese fash
ion from one side was bordered with
graduated band of black chiffon. form
ing a short. round train Black beaded
centers impaired a curious note to the
dress continuing at the bust above a
triangular piece of white charmeuse. The
bodice and elbow sleeves were entirely
made of white mousseline de sole yelled
with malines and joined at the skirt
without waistband.
Height of Season.
This has been the liveliest Derby week
r.. many years. This event marks the
height of the London season. What a
week il has been.
1t has consisted of the kings birthday,
with its attendant official dinners and en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-08

at the Carlton Hotel until the end of the
season.
/ Mr. and Mrs Walter Leisoln have left
the Ritz Hotel for Paris for the week
end
Mrs. Zaiiee Branch. daughter of James
| Is. Branch of Richmond. Va. viii re-
main in London until July. under the
! chaperonage of her aunt, Mrs. Arthur
| Glasgow
Mrs. Waldorf Aston who will not take
part In the seasons gayeties owing to i'll
health. is staying at her house. Rest Har-
row. on the kentish coast Her doctors
/! say there is nothing specifically wrong
with her, but she is primarily suffering
from Oversuung nerves. the result of
having overtaxed her strength and has
Deen ordered to take a complete rest.
Lady Henry, nee Lewisohn,. will enter
tain large house party for the Ascot
races. She and her husband are great
friends OF Chancellor Lloyd George, who
will be one Of their guests.
Eben d. Jordan of Boston spent several
days in the country this week, but has
returned to the Berkeley Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Guggenheim have ar
rived at the Ritz Hotel from Paris.
Rudolph Spreckels. who came to town
| for the Derby. has gone on an automo-
bile tour of the English country
| Mrs. Frank Z. Wiborg who has been
| staying at the Berkeley Hotel has the
MarchiOness Of Headfort as her guest
Mrs. James Fargo and daughter also
are registered at the Berkeley.
Mrs. w. E. Leeds has arrived for the
season from Paris, also Mrs William
Draper and daughter of Washington.
The Lawyer-When did this affair hap
| pen?
| The Witness-I don't remember
Was it this year?
II don't remember"
Was it some other year,?
| Il don't remember
| How do you happen to forget every
/, thing?"
| Il don't remember. States
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-08

The marriage of Miss Ruth 'Trbole,
daughter of Representative and Mrs.
Tribble of Georgia and Mr.. Sam Dick OF
Atlanta. Ga. will take place June !? and
will be followed by a large reception at
the Trbble home in Athens, Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-08

Mrs Rebecca Rothschid announces the
approaching marriage of her son Mervin
of New York. formerly of this city, and
place Tuesday. June L. at o'clock. at
Laurel Garden, Madison avenue and 116th
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-08

IMPEu2W CnEH. MFU. Cd. l35 ". I'D st.. New 06I.
Sold and Applied by NJ. 4. WheDaa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23
&as TT ba log?

Gin 9e1er ihreibt benz 80 s.: Su
Bah @aiteir. Sas ieineu farteu 8eiu9
unb Iein glnieben unierem olten 8aiier
8ilbeIm berbanft, finbet allidbrIidl cine
SeSanfeier itatt. sIm @ormittaa rm II
ilbr pirb inter Rieberle9en eines arnns
ses cine gang trree Scier am 9enfmal
nnferes alien aniiers an Der aaiiers
promenade berauitoltet; iie beitauo tets
= felt bieIen Sabreu = In einer aaua
filrscn Sfeoe unb Dem gIbftngen eines
Series eiues bnterIdnbiiden Qiebes
(9eutihIan6 iiber aIles uub bergI). Sn
bieIem Sabre iuuroe uus. aIs mir bas
9ieb anItimutten. bebeutet. bies 5u uns
terlniien, neil es nidlt acfpiinidlt tuer6e;
bic bo6e Babe z9irection mill es oIio
nidbtl n9ie 0ieidsbeutidlen iinb at
bornebm. nm 6em @uuid uidlt uodls
Eifontmen. 60 tpurbe uns beSeittet.
= 9nbei fieat @aiteiu I'M foeenanuter
beutIfen SbeiIe bon SefterreidlI Sd
CLAUDE, bab ueun 2ehnteI Der arredite
9eutid1e iino (9teidsSeutfdle liuo bellts
fd5e SeIterreider)l Sd babe mid MIR
aefpuubert, SaB man nift alih ben
@unidl eedubert bat, bab mir bds
giierne areus. tpelhes mir. bic es bes
Iiten, an btefem Snae triiaer, dbIegen
unb in Die SaIdle itedeu m6hteul
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23
Guftf6ifs 4ataffropbe forbert 2S
OFFER.

Das neuelte nnb er6bte Der Zeppelin
Warine.3uiti9iffe ~9. %, pur6e letten
Sreita9 Bormitta9 um 10 1br Is Uii,
nuten bnr4 eine @rploiion In Der 9uft
3erft6rt uno uOn ben 27 0filitdrs, bte
iif, on 8orb bes 9uftldiffes befanben,
uno ju 6enen aud bic Mitglieoer Der
8sriudsbeb6rbs Der Gbmiratitdt seh6r.
ten, wurbe nur elmer gerettet. DIE Sa.
taitrophe ereisnete fia oireft iiber Der
SauptitraBe uon Sobannistbal tpdbreno
etuer Probefabrt, Die bas 500 SuB iauss
lentbare Sufti@iff nia6te. @s lollte,
tDenn bisfe 5abrt erfotsrsi9, als Slasss
ihiff Der neuen beuti9en 8uftflotte In
Dienit geiteat meroen. aus elmer SGhe
uOu 900 SUB fiel bas 9uftfdiff als brsn'
neubs Wfaiie berunter auf Die Straee,
no 9uuoerte. ia Eauienbe BON Reu.
gierigen ftaaoen, nm bic 6abrt bes 3ies
lenluftihiffs ju beoba1ten. 3eutnant
Baron D. Blent Don bent 96nt9tns
ausuita @renabier.9issiment. Der bie
6abrt als Raiiasier ulitmadte, mar Der
@iusi9e. Der nit bem 3sbeH oauonfam.
@r erbielt isSo9 febr sefabrlids Ser.
lesunssn. bic iein sluftommen ua4 Der
ausiase Der asrjte iebr 5weifelbaft er'
ideiuen laiisa Die meiiten Seiden ber
Opfer mar 70 furhtbar uerbrannt.
oaB cline 8 tifisiFuns idier unm0s.
lid mar.
Das 8ei6 Wfarineamt uerSffentlidt
bic folgenbe Stite Der Spfer. Delfle bel
Der @rptoiion unb 3erlt6ruus bes 3eppe'
lin'iheu Wfariue.auftidlffs tbr Ssben
uerlOren: (: '8apitdn Sebniih;
8aurdthe Olsnmann uuo Ptester Ieh.
niife Sefretdre 2ebmanu. Brieit uno
@iieler pom hs.Wiarineamt. Be'
iasuns: SapitdnleutHant Pittslfow ;
Wfafdiniit safb; Wtaate Werner, 9lu.
ger. &rahmer. Seibel. Drefel. Uedert,
6Odeu, Boretbe, Wflller. SSeber uuo
6ride. Der 3eppelin'Derft ansebOri9
Dauptmann a. .. Sluuo +; Sngenleur
Shuler (; Wionteure Sobsnitein uno
Bauer. = Snsseianimt 27. Oa3u
fommt nod Seutuant 6rbr. .. Uleut.
osr balo mad Der aataitropbe itarb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23

hktr bss Srbens pour lie merite inS
bes S6warien Iolerorbens nit ber
Setts. Der 8eritorbeue mar am 81.
WfGrj 1841 In 9iiltrin 9eboren.
T Der fubaniide @sfanote @onaaIo
De Queieba in Berlin bat elm naG pers
fhiebener Ri6tung bin isbr interelfans
ties gBerf iiber Deutihlanb per6ffents
lidt. Das 0erf 1T in ipuniider Sprade
eeibrisben unb beiou bers an bic abrelie
bes ipaniiden amsrifa seridtet. Dartn
mir6 Deutidlano ben iun9en 9iattonen
Spaniid' glmerifas als Wfniter fiir bic
@rfalIuns bOber aufsabeu Dor Gussn
sefiibrt.
T Su Der ben 8orfie' 'Berfen &C.
h6renbeu Gaftellen.@rube bet @letDie
In Shteiien brad am Montag elm
8ranb aus. bel bem 3mei arbeiter ben
Cob fanben uHb mehrere anbere i1ner
uerlest wurben. anfanss sluubte man,
baB Der gansen am mor9en eingefabree
men Bele9fdaft burd bic 5tamnien Der
SDes CUR Rettuns ueripsrrt lei, bod er.
fiillts ii4 bisie 8sfiirdtuns gum Slid
ntht.
# Siinf g6men aus einem aHlerifas
nii1eH 3irfns psriesten am Wiontag bic
0ewobner eiues san3en Staottbsils In
Seip5is In bic 9r6Bte aufre9uus. anf
oem Dese gum 8abnbof follibirte Der
0asen. auf bem bteielbeu lid In ibren
3dfi9en befanoeu, NIT eiuem StraBen.
babnwaseu Die 9dfise murben 3er.
triimmert unb bic 26uen fpranaen ba.
BON. Ole StraBen maren pon Srems
ben, bie Der @inwetbung bes ytationats
oenfmals bei9eDobnt batten, bidt be-
iest unb unter bieien entftanb etne regel.
redte ganif. @s sslans idmmtli9e
fiinf S6wen 30 erihisBsn, ebe iie trgeub
melden Saaoen anseriatet batten.
T Sm 72. esbsnsiabrs iit tn gre.
men ber taneidbriee Director bes r9toros
oeutihen 3lOgb@. 9err Sobann Sris6s
rid 8remermann, als er In feinem
Bureau tbdtis mar, am 9er3lhtas ges
ftorben. Ole GENERALIZATION Der gros
Sen SdifffahrtsseienifIaft ipiomst benz
uer6ienten Beamten ben m6rmften Hams
Taf- 8seInermnHiI, aHt e. tpttiibef
1912 geboreu, mar geiter oes Yropiant.
ants. Sdon am 20. 6ebruar 1907
feterte ct feiu fiinf,igidbriges Disnlts
SubiIaum beim -0iOroOeuti4en 2lOpO".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23
Die gRabL nd6item Npmat

1T uon GROCER 8ihtisfeit, oeuu es pirb
Elm Wtapor Der Stabt, brei Staotrdtbe,
bret S6ulbireftoreH unb init ausnabme
Der @ommihdre, Gin ueues Perionat uoH
@onntgbeamten erpdblt meroen. Die
eriteren 3anbibateu finb idmmtlid Rss
publifaner, obf60n iie auf eiuent uls
parteiilhen Iidet erlpdblt uuroeu, tpdb'
renb bie 2anbibaten fiir bie @ountg.
dmter wie bisber our6 bic peridiebenen
Barteien uertreten linb. Sc 1T atlbes
fannt, baB uuter ben Republifaueru
3wiiti9teiten beItebeu, pelde bel ber
Wabl I'm glopember gum Nusbrud 9e,
taugen tnerbeH, aud 1T es pobtbefannt.
oab oie meiiteu ihrer Sanbioateu nur
ibre 9iominatlon erm6slidtenI Iinoem lie
groBe @elbfummen baflir ausgaben.
BET ben Demofraten LIT iolbes aber
nidt Der Sall. benn erltens iiub HIRE
3anbioateu nidt 10 woblhabenb, pie Die
republitantfhen, unb apeitens mar fein
10 GROCER Wettitreit uHter ben Demos
tratsn, um eiHe Nomination ju erian.
gen. g8ir potlen porlauft9 feinen Ser.
eleia SwiideH ben RanoioateH Der spei
Parteten anitelien. ionbern tiur nriiere
Seier eriuden, iih NIT bem 8uf uub Der
Sdbt9teiteu Der 8emerber befannt 3u
MAIDEN, oamit iis erfennen. inmiefern
lte oils Beamte miinidenswertb linb.
@s miro ben Wleilten bann einteu6.
ten. oaB bic bemofratiideu 2anbibaten
ni1t nur fdbige Wfduner ituo, ionoern
oem Tolf cine before Bertretung seben
wsroen, als uie ibre republitanii1su
@s9ner, iaon aus bem @runo allein.
neil iie bem Bolfe udber fteben. fattiid
ielbit BON bem Bolt itub. Sft ba Die
ausmabt cine iawere?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23
Smf,er abaeieet.

9esten Sreitas murbe @ouperneur
5uljer uou Otew Yorf ourd einen NIT
43 gegen IL Stimmeu augeuommenen
8eidluB BON Dem #Smpea6msnt"s "s@es
ridt ieines amts ats eriter Seamter
ces empire Staats eutisst. st murbs
aber laut oieiem Beihlub ni1t fiir uu.
miirbtg erfldrt, iemals mieosr ein Offents
lides amt ,u befleiben. Das SmpeaHs
ment'@eridt bat uorber Gouuerueur
Sut3er f6ulbis befuubeu, betreffs ber
ibm 5n9eganSenen unb BON tim perauss
gabten 2ampagne'8eitrdse wiiisutlid
falide ausabeu semaht, Wtsineio be-
sanssn uno Seusen. bic fRr bas SIN.
peahment .8erfabreu uorgelaben mareu,
einssi4iihtert Bu babsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23
@erfaanna Ses 9rdHSentsn.

Rrdlioent S8illon bat am Moutae
uad einer SOniereu5 init mebreren fei'
uer Wtiuiiter uerfii9t, baB Der en9liiden
Sampfiuffrasette Srau Gmmeliue Bants
burft bas 2anbeH In ben Ser. Staaten
seitattet lit. Dieie @uti9ei6uus oes
YrdiiOeuten purOe bura Sefretdr gSilr
ion befaunt esseben. Das 9auben pur.
be Srau Banthurit. wie es In Der Ser
fiisuns bes Prdltbenten ausbrtidtif
beiBt, uuter BET Bebinsuus seitattet,
oaB fie Die Ser. Staaten uerldBt, iobalt
iis ibre Bortragstour bsenbet bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23
6aR bH elm aiub.

Sait bu eiu Sinb,.io BEG ee mobf.
Seiu rauhes Bort ihm litblos fae'!
Du tpeibt's elm eiuj'9er Sior6 jerit6rt
Des R0slein's buft'sen SGHielI i'm
9aag.
Saft bu ein 9inb. 70 lei ihm gut.
@ieb beine Sieb' ibm alljumal:
Denn In Der 2iebe MIR 9ebeibt's,
Wie's Bliimletn In Der Sonue Strabl.
Daft bu Elm 9ino. erbaIt es frob!
Sc ider5t unb tdubelt ui6t ju piet,
limb iiiB're 4uft giebt'8 uidt su ieb'u
Gls ainOerluit beim froben Spiet.
9aft 6u elm 9ino, bebiit' es treu
Su 6ieier Su9eno golo'neu Seit:
Ole b6le Welt nit rauher Sano
8eibt's ali5a friib bon oeiusr Seit'.
9aft bu elm SsiuO. IaB lisben Oidbl
90 .ftrablt feiH sln9', TO la6t fein
Wtunb,
90 eliibt tsiu SerB. ie mebr fur bid
Sm meiten. weiten @roeuruno.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23
'SeIteues Nlter.

Sm Utter pon 120 Sabren lebt tn
DornowO, ProuinS POien. cine 6rau.
Die nod bic groBe armee yiapoleons
oss @riteu seieben bat. Sie iitl i'm
StaHbe. ihr atter burh amtlide Bapiere
nah3uweiien. Ssbwis Stapne mar
3eugin bes Wfarihes ber frau3Oiifdeu
drmee mad Wtosfau i'm Sabre 1912,
unb iie iab ipdter ben fldslihen 8iid,
sug Der gro6en armee, bic pom 9olafen
iiber bic @rense uerfOlst uno bort su
Baareu 9etriebeu iuuroe. gu Der ba'
malisen 3eit mar Die iesi9e @reiiin Die
@duiebirttu bes Dorfes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23
Sn bic SremOenlesiOn sepreet.

Die In OsutIdlanO troe aller @eseu.
aattatiou immer nod init sroBem @ifer
tbatisen gBerber fir Die franSOiiids
Sremoenle9ion baben bur9 nensrlide
@rfolse 9eBei9t, baB Die bisber segen lie
angsmenOsten WfaBnabmen bel msitem
ui6t i9arf senus fiuO, nm ihnen bas
Sanbwerf gu leseu. Pariier Wtelonn'
gen beitdtiseu In Berlin per6ffentlihts
gtudridten, nah wsldeu 3m6lf weit'
pbdltihe Bsrsteute in Die 5rembenlesipu
auissnommen morben iino. SBie In
8ertiu bebauptet ptre. fiub bic Berg
tsute BON ben sBerbern betruufeu &C.
ma9t unb iibsr Die @rsnje ueri9lsppi
tporbeu. - = -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-23
sd,weiser fins beleisiat.

gSie aus 3iirid sentslOtt wirb. bat
cine rieii9e SeniutiOn Der 966fttOmmans
oirenbe oes i6mei3eriihen 9eeres, Ober.
t0rpss9ommanbant u. 9BiGle erregt.
Der Sberft uer6ffeutlihte udmli9 in
rJieuen 3iirider 3eituu94 einsn artis
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The San Francisco call., 1913-07-20

norsa The hea I pole poieema with the peaked cap had
tha ne of Hs amusing
of nd Dor
OF bse s your esp HT has m the nail on
head D
returned them WG to Lord tepT rhmDley yon known
only wish the fellow joy Of a Re had time to
Anything Thing fresh upstairs by the way" ,o,oa,
quarter ts9. past eight la and the , haishour.
The clock that was tied up in the towel had stopped
Have you interviewed my MANI"
II have my lord He was in your ordshp,s p, rooms ms
until close on the quarter and all was as should be
It's impossible to say, my lord He is not in h the
room room or aressng-room and have searched every
:. Lord Thornaby turned to when the Inspector
told 1ln him n clear those ha aan z h a
to my S had his
up there am glad to find IAN am mis- mstake1 1Sa, was mis-
taken Ny suspicious Of oei9us a1thoT a thus nus
grudge and yet human nah heart aa,or ro felt
his since h had admitted US to
ing-room: it had changed all rrom the familiar
re ss Ss aaa
@
that ssfs
also was renstated in the regard Of those
n4 s@a
at the very moment when they stranng the expert
ss ss been m n s 1aa It's
a 5asf ae aps1if Sa1 in the
nolost had been papabiy shaken S ey his first little
themselves where they had done lon Injustice t
to catch him at chambers and promising seat In court
for g trial he m5 fe ok hts
ing romance and IN paying homage, , 10 qd d1d
overhear name the Athenaeum Club. reference
to his friends the ar and whisper Pe5 as hs1
the Rule -
our several ways all that could do to drag
Rahies up to my rooms though as nave saia sney
lesser evil than talking of the burglary In the street
m nd OWN m %y Of e few h1 OF MS had
the beginning, of the thin ice on which he had cut
He had never realized his peril But let him think Of
me-lstening. watching, yet unable to lift finger
Rafhes heard out. but sigh followed the
last symmetrical Whit of Sullivan which he flung
No won't have another. thank I'm going
talk Bunny Do yoo rom really he didn't
fatty refused to believe he had done SO before
that evening Why had . he m never his dg idea
nantly reminded Rafies. Did to believe he
was the man to thrust his into the lions mouth
for fun? And what point would there have been in
dragging me there to sts, see the he, fun p,n
For my face?"
has also given me than you are likely
believe at this time of day You stimulate more
your gallery and your prompters box in one?"
ans feo s It was was no matter With m
time might have called at moment. and
it something to know l should not have called
but what to do Raf1es?"
mouth that meant it, and fine gay glitter eyes
shot out of chair