davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-13
Visible Supply.

Wheat, increase 2,O21. 900. on hand
15.269,000. last year 2S,957,000.
Corn, decrease 1,1S9,000, on hand 81
$4,000, last year 11.277,00
Oats, decrease $4,000, on hand g.
$4,000, last year 17,6S1,O00.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-13
Chicago Live Stock
Opening Market.

Hogs-2s, 900. Left over. 1,40O. SC
to 1Oc higher. Mixec 5.55d s.95. good
s6Od 900. rough 2.35d s.55. light S.509
s.95.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-13
New York STOCK

New York. July 13.-Following are
the closing quotations on the stock
market today:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-13
TODAY'S MARKET QUOTATIONS

Colorado Fuel & Iron ........-. rs
Canadian Pacific .............-.1S 6A
Illinois Central ............:... 112
Pennsylvania ..............-....1 11}s
Erie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 27%
Chesapeake & Ohio -............ 40a4
Brooklyn Rapid Transit .-...... 90&
Baltimore & Ohio .......... s91s
Atchison 9sh
American Locomotive ........ 80
St. Paul eS
Copper ............... 691a
Lehigh Valley .............13 6
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-13

South Park Presbyterian-This eve
ming the Young Peoples association
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-13

Southwest Receipts.
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
Kansas City -. 5000 10000 5000
Omaha ... $500 1900 5000
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-13

Drift of the Weather.
Illinois. Missouri, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, Iowa, Kansas-Generally fair to-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-13
Local Markets

July 13-Following are the whole
sale quotations in the local market
I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22

Reapel, 81. Mai. Der 2tuss
6ru6 oes 9eiups fpiro mil jeoem Sag
tsftiser uno bic 9spOItsruna Der am
6ube ocs guItdns seIssenen StGote
unb Srtihaften fGnst on. beIOrat au
tusroen. Dem 8rater sntitrDmen bide
Rdudpolten. bic cine rieitae WOIte
ii6er bem Gipfel biloen.
glu6 Der 9ultan Stromboli lit pie'
hsr in SbGtigteit.
4ntlase pegen Rituals
mOrOes suriidseSogen.
ct. PETERSBURG, 21. Wai. =
Der gtaatsaniDdIt Spg am 0pnNers.
tss bic asasu ,iusu iaoti@sn S9usiSsc
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sbomas aOfaat seitorbsn.
Withenber admpf m t
G. Guffrauetteu.

2onbon 81. Mai. Gin @erIuh
Der &fs SuffrasetteH. benz aOnig
Gtora i'm 8udinabam Dalait cine pe-
iition au iiberreiden. mibIana dber
crit Hah einem Gampf nit Der poli.
Sei. Der an 6eftigteit 2lGes iibertraT,
mag bisber in Gnalanb in biefsr Be-
aiebuua aeleiitet porben lit. Die 2u.
i6auer batten fat 10 piel ausauitebsH,
als bic admpfenben. benn bic Geute
tatteN mebrere Stunben lang in Der
beiBcH Come auf einen 2tngriif aes
fparte!. Der ihlieBlih pon eiHer gang
ilnerplrteteH Seite tam.
Die Dpliaei mar baraui rotbereitct,
cinen ansriff BON 0eitminitsr Der aus
riidauspeiien. no bic Suffraaettsn.
ipie iie anaetiinbiat, ibrsn 3ua biiosn
ippll!eH. 9tnitatt beHen fam aber
p!Oslid cine 9ruppe Der defGbrliditeu
mpfsSuffrasetieu. Witgliebsr Der
Women's Social anb political Union,
aus eiucm priDatbaus an Der gde beg
Spbe part bsraus unb brane burdj
ben Sborbogen auf bem gonititution
5ia. sbe bic ipeniaen Doliaiiten, Die
bort auf Wahe poren. i'm Stanbe
iparen. iid1 au iammeln unb Mioer.
itanb An lsiitsn. Wlit sfrau gmmeline
W!antburft unb ibrer 5o6ter Snlpia
on Der Spite marifirten bic Srauen
ben Contribution 5iI bina6 BEN 8u.
dinshnm palait gu. als iie nber bic
SGlite beg Meass auriiddeleot batten.
itisBen iie aaf ibren qebabteiten Jeinb
in Der perion bes sSnfpsttors gtilsp,
Der On Der Spite Der fir bic rleber.
ipahuna Der Suffragetten Oreaniiirt.n
Boliaei abtbsiluna Don SCOTLAND
gldro itebt. Der 3uiammsnitoB mar
Elm tsfiigsr. Der Gnmpi bauerte absr
niht ldnae unb bate bic @erbaftung
pielcr Srduen aur iSolae. bic in Der
Cdlaht nit elmer 9eWanbtbsit ibrs
Gniippel id)tpnnaen, bic auf Idusc
ll.buna ihIisben lieB. Die Strdbe
ipar tura porber beIpribt pcrbsn unb
piele beritteHe spoIisiiten iiiirsten bess
halb NIT ibren pferoen. 2luh pisl.
Der Tuhpoliaiiten p1Iatsn iih balb nit
ben Weibern nuf benz pflditer heram.
pie Gtdrte Der WldHner dab aber baIo
ben 4usi4lda unb in tpeniasn Mlinu-
ten iuaren breiBia sSrnuen, barunier
sSrau paniburii. berbai.et, pdbrenO
bic anbersn in piele tIsine gruppsn
auseinanberseiprenat iporben iparen
Cine Gruppe. nit SbIpia pantburii
an Der Spibe. erreidbts bsinabe bi.
ginfahrt au benz ShIpB; bort ipurb.
lie dtsr BON berittenen poliaiIten um.
ainsslt unb Sblpiu pantburit unh
fnebr,r. anberen 'srauen ipurbsn Der.
baftei.
Die Menihenmenge. bic iih E1r
ongsidmmelt bate. mar cine 70 oicbie,
bah aIle 8erIuhe Der ppIisei bic
Girabe su fdubern peracblid1 pdren,
bis Spribpdsen In bic Msnse binein.
fubrsn. Dabsi ipnrpen pieIe aIeiber
pon pprnebmen Damen ruinirls bic iif
sinasfunbsn bdtttn. um iih bic tripar.
tste .ShlaHtA an3uieben. Dabnrf
tabis atss bie pcIisri rte yfsunSi&afi
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NNetterberih)t.

sir Obio, Snbiana unb bas
ipsitlife Benniplpanisn: 5billpeiie
iriifts gDetler am 6rsitas; fpa6rs
ffeinlid Gtrifresen. Nieorisere
Tempsratur i'm n0rbli9sn 5beil. 4m
Sohitag pabrideinlih id0nes, tiib.
Ieres Dstter. Siioipeitlide big tptite
lite Winbe.
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erbobene 9fntIase, am 9. DECEMBER in
TaItop, 40 Meilsn BON 9iep entfernt,
an gpibal paihtop einen Ritualmoro
tesaHgen 81 buben, 5uriid. Die
STEINER poIiSsibebDrben bGben no9 eis
Ger einsebenoen llntsriu6nns ertldrt:
oab ss ii4 LIN einsn senStnIi4r
Wpro hansIs.
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Ianama=S d,lcuBeu.
sic olten aus minoer
pert9tgem Stabl Rers


Witt 8 burg, Pd., Il. W(QI, -
Die @ranbjurp oes Ser. Staaten 9is
Iirittsgeri9ts DON DeIt 8ennipIpanien
bs ein S9riftftiid lmterbreitet, mel.
DIES empfieblt, fiinf geamte Der Gar.
bon Steel Gompang unter 9lHtlage 3E
iteaen, neil iie ii6 UeridDoren blbeg
Iplen, IOlc6 i6Ie6teR Stabl fir biz
rieIigen S9leuBen i'm Banana &anoI
gu lieferH, 0aB 2esters jeoer5eit gus
iammenbre6en tpnnten, Dds einen
grpben 9erluIt an gigentbum unO
| Dielleiat Don Wenf6enleben 5ur 5olge
ba6en piirDe Die in Der Gtngabe ges
nannten perionen limb: Slmuel Wt.
8etmore, 0apio S. Simpion, Dennis
a. 9uqens, Senrp 2uB uno Sas. u.
2acp. 9tu9 3pei unOere 2lngeitellte
Der &ompagnie, 8. R. 8arren uno
7Sreb. S6appe, rperOeu in Der Gtngdbe
qenannt, aber bic Surp empfieblt,
feine @ntlagen gegsn lie gu erbebeE,
neil lie Der 9ranbjur9 tpi4tige &uss
tunft gegebcn baben.
Die 9ranelurp er1uGt ods 9erlGt,
ben SiitrittsaHpult an5upeiieu, oaB
er eine ipeSifi5irte lntlage ausarbette
lnO bem 9eri6t unterbreite, mas aess
terer morgen t6un ptrb.
Die 9ei6ulOigung Iautet, 6aB Wet'
more, Der Der superintendent Der
Carbon Steel GompaHp i'm Sabre
1911 mar, unO Der Metauurge gu,z
lens nit anOeren qerioneu ii4 per-
! I6poreu, Die Regierung Der Der.
Stuaten our6 2ieIerlng DON minbers
pertbigem Stabl gu betriigen. Wie
DarqeIteQt miro, paren bic Gnoen Der
groBen Barren uno gIutter 10 tart
temperirt, Dab penn Der Regterungss
! Snfpettpr Elm Stid abihlug I'm es
! 2u dnalpiiren, er BEN Oor5uLlt6iter
Sta6l porfano, pGbreno Der Reit Der
Barren rno 9latten BON I&1Iefterer
GuaIitGt mar.
Der S6dBmeiIter Der Carbon Steel
Gomanp gibt an, baB 9rGtoent Wtcz
Gniabt Der eiuSige 8e1mte Der Som
pagnie lit, Der nit oieier 5ur 3ett IN
8erbinopng itano, uls Die erpdbnteH
gldtten unp guIten geliefert puroen.
0etmore lit jeBt i'm 8ertaufsz 0epars
tement beIhdftigt uno Die anoeren IL
Der Ginsuben numbdft gemd6ten pers
icnen batten undergraduate Steaunz
gen inne.
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"g aterIaHO" in RsD gOrt
einAetrDffen.

rs ter la II b" in Rem gDrt
eingetrOffen.
Rem yort, 81. sri. = Die .9q.
terIaHo", bon Der Sam6urg Qlmerts
taniI6en 2tnie. Oas gr0Bte S6iff Der
Welt, traf am 9Onneritag U2prgen
auf ieiner eriten sSabrt bier elm. Sas
S9iff bate am Wtitttpo6 594 Meilen
Suriitgelegt uno pdbrenb Der aansen
iSa6rt eine observation-disclosures
teit bon 23.9 ¬sn errei6t. 0ds
S9iff lit $50 SUB lang, 100 SUP
brett uno 1T DON $4,000 Sonnen
Raumgebalt. gs bat einen Gpmmos
bore, bier AapitGne uuo cine @es
iammtbefasuug DOn 1884 perionen
an 8oro.
Ste bas Sdiff absr in fein Odd
qebra4t psrben tpnnte, mar bic
Sfiffabrt i'm Rortb Riper, 5pii9en
oem untereH Rep gort uno Sobpten
cine gan5e 3eit lang unterbroten.
gor ietnem Bier angetommen, nurbe
oas Rieienibiff bon Der 6ereits ftart
elngetreteneH Gbbe sepudt uno mebr
aIs cine Msile nett ben SsluB binqbs
aetrieben. Mebr. ais brei Stunoen
lang 5og cine gan5e SIptille DON tlet,
nen S4leppbampfsrn an benz aies
ienoampTer, pergebli9 perIu9eno i'm
pisoer mad lem Sod gu bringen. Gr
mar cine sanse MeiIe melt getrie6en,
ebe es ben S6Ieppern geIung, ben
3ua Der .@aterIanD" pieoer flubQufs
pdrts gu rihten, porauf oas S9tff
unter eigenem Damp tpieber pors
pGrts fubr.
Die breitauienb qsrionen, bic ii9
an 8oto befauoen uno beeterig paz
rem au ldnben, iaben ben ManIpern
nit Spannuns gu, umo tauienoe oor
Weni6en iaben opn ben DoItens
traBern aug oem interefauteu S@aus
ipisl au. WGbrenooeiieH mar Der
9ampfer rgarbarpFa" nidt i'm
Stun0e, ietnen gier gu Oerlaiien uno
in See gu geben.
9eamte Der 6amburg 2lmeritunis
iteu Oampferseiellidaft subeH ipas
Ter bic Grtldruna ab, oaB bic Batter.
lamb burd bic unseIsgsne 4npeiens
belt zines S9leppsrs, Der cine Barrie
busiirte, berbinoert morben iei in i9r
Sod einsufubreu.
.2tls mir uns am Morgen BEN
S9ier ndbsrten", iagte Commodore
Ruier. noerhincerte uns Elm S9Iep'
per, Der ein Boot bugIirte, in llnisreu
Slip" einsufubren. Die S6iffabrts.
rcaeln lieBen uns teins anoere Wa3I
| iibrie, ais uns bon Der Gbbe ben slut
binab treiben gu laiIen. gBir pGrer
beinnbe in benz ieiater @aTer an
ipsitlihen llfer uuf ben 9runo sera'
then.
Gorep mit ieiner ygrme"
in % aibin8 on.
Wafbtngton, 3. g., 81. Mat
,@eneraI" SSacob g. Gorep, Per an
Dpnreritag nit isiner o2trmee" 0Or
gsiadftisungsIpien, genau se3GbI
neun Wtann" = bier alrtum, itieg an
Mittag bic 9rspps gum Sapitol bin
auf unb belt, bon Der goIt5et gan,
uubeIdItist, cine lan9e Rebe iiber oi
inbuitrielsn @erbGltniiie bes 2nnbei
DOR elmer tleiuen S9aag DON Neusie
tiaen. Dor benz &apitOl nurbe >bi
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MuslanD. SelegrapD
Sufraseffett
Sn beitisem &anlpi init Der
2snbomer YpliSei.
81 Tranen, barnnter ssran paaf'
BURT nnb ibre Eohter Gblnia
perbaftet.
Sie ipilben Wei6er iparsn nit &niips
peln beruaffnst uHb sriffeH bic
poli3ei an.
9i. llebsrsriife Der 5idsGsn in
Seitsrreit.
Der SDija.sgroseB ioG i'm Rsidstaa
sur Gprahe sebradt tpsrosn.
Die arupp'ide Samilie be5ablt bic
b1dite Wsbriteuer in SeutIdlano.
Damn iommeu 5iirit Sendel Don
Sonnersmdi, Der &aiier uub ber
Grpbbsrapg Don WedIenburgs
IN Strslis.
spiOne i6Der bsiiraft.

Cine glmeritansrin in einem Gifen-
6abHsug in StaIien Spfer einss
Raubmorbes.
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3SuIitiidjer SfanSal.
QntIage gegeH BEN GIeDs.
Ianber Stdotratb.


GlepeIano, SbiO, 81. mai. -
S9pere Q(ntIagen gegep Elm Stobts
ratbsmtt9IieO er6ebt ". 3. Bagner in
elmer Manoamustldss oltr2 pelhe er
Der Staotratb, Der i'm ieines SiBes
in iener S0rperi6aft 0erluitig ertldrt
bat, 5fpingen min, i'm fpieoer ein5uz
ieben. 8ie @agner in Der Qntlages
ibrift dngibt, babe ibm etU!gitgIteo oes
Stuotrut6s nit glusitoBuug georobt
nenn er ni4t fir cine SrOinan5 tim
me, ipeI6e bic SaIdre Der 9samten err
b6bt uno neue 4emter ihafft. sir ben
6oQ, oob er se6or6e, lei ibm etn @mt
in ben WaHsrperten oeripru6eu pors
ner. gfidter &enneOp bepiaiste einer
gefe6l Der ben StaOtratb uupsiit,
D1gner pisoer ein5uIesen ooer bic
@riinoe fir bic &usitObunS anouSs'
ben.
Or. 9riffitt bes SObte
i6Iog5 f6uGotg bes
funoen.
@rtenBbur9. pa, q. Mai.-
Or. Martin e. @riffitb, BON WlousIa
len, ga, purOe bier am 0Ouueritas in
@erbinoung nit Der GpOhng Don W.
&. Robiniou, einem WtuiitIebrer BON
qittsburq. bes 1OOtI6Iugs i'm eriteu
Grabe i9uIoig befunOen Dr. 9rtf'
fitb 6otte RobinIon, DON oem er beA
bauptete, DuB er nit ieiner, Griffttbs.
Truu TfrGflideu nmeaus gsbabt babe,
entmannt unb RObiuior mar in SpIse
Der Spsration ssitptbsH.
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Jn(an0Ge(egra6p
Die ,,Oaler(anG" In NeD yor6
eingelrofea
Spr ieinem Hier iuarbe Der
NieIen0ampfer aber Don
Der Gbbe fOrtseriiien
limb cine Meile melt ben SiuR
binabsetrieben.
IS bnuerte brei Stunben, Bis es ge.
lana. ous S6iff in iein 9Od
au bringen.
GoreD nit ieiner @rmee = aus neun
Weann beftebenb = in DaIbs
iHqton angetommen,
>E-
$50 er auf ben Stufen Oes &apttOIs
cine Rsbe belt.
SSSn Der er ale poIitiIden garteisn
our6 bic Sedel aoq.
1T
Or. Griffith. Der an oem 8erfii6rer
isiHer Brau fur6tbGrs Hade
nabm,
---~1k
in 9reeRs6urq. ga, bes Sobtidlags
iduloig 6efunoen.
~
Gin Srt in 8aibingtoh DON einsm
gBalofeuer aerit0rt.
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HabTH,

SSn Greensbura. ga. Oes 5obtidIags
iduIoia 6sfunoen.
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Gin Srt in 8aibingtOh DON einsm
8alofeuer aerit0rt.
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go. 122

n&rmee" DON einem anberen, Iie6eu
Wtann itarten &orps BON g(r6eitslpIen
Don Baltimore. inter bem 9ommanoo
bon S. CABS Som, oeritGrft.
Gorep iagte, oaB flint MiQionen
QrbeIter, bon Oenen 100000 W}enz
iden ubhdngig limb, i'm Qauoe o6ne
2(rbeit ieien. @r berlangte, oab Der
SougreB Ieinen YIan gum @eieB ma
6en iollte, OaB giegierltngsbaHten all
les aeieBli6e 9elO ausgeben IoQten;
bic 3insaa6Iunqen ouf60rer unb ale
Nr6eitsloien an DffentIiden Nerfen
6eihdftiQt ipsrOen IoQten. Bon DEM
neueH WdbrungsgeieB iagte er, bag
es I4le6tsr lei, Gig bas alte 9eIeB.
Die DemofratiIAe gartei", Iagte
er, .f6inbet oas 8olt abndrts, bic
republttaniiae aber aufpGrts. Die
qrOgreTiOeH T4inOen iie I'm ben 2eib
unb pd6reno Der san3en qro5e0ur
miiroen bic Yro6ibitioniIten i6nen
ni6t einen Srunt Waiier reiben."
Gorep unb isine 9efolgI4aft beubii6s
tiqen, beim prditoenten, ieinem &as
binet ober einfluBreifen WtttglieoerN
beg Gpngreiies DorIteGig gu Deroeu.
@ngeblidl idledtes Wiaterial iiIr ole
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Or. Griffith. Der an Oem 9erfa6rer
isiHer Srau fur6tbars Hade
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-11-26

ny tina: had preceded his introduction
into this holy OF holies.
He had fallen into the hands Of de-
s~cendantS Of the ancient sun worship
erS. His seeming rescue by a votaress
or the high priestess OF the sun had
been but a part of the mimicry Of their
neatleu ceremOny-the sun looking
down upon him through the opening at
the top OF the court had claimed him
as his own. and the priestess had come
from the inner temple to save him
from the polluting hands Of woridlings
to save him as a human Offering to
their flaming deity.
And had he needed further assurance
as to the correctness of his theory he
had only TO cast his eyes upon the
broWnt>h red stains that caked the
stone altar and covered the floor In its
immediate vicinity OF to the human
skulls which grinned from countless
inches in the towering walls.
The priestess led the victim to the
altar steps. Again the galleries above
filled with watchers. while from an
arch,d doorway at the east end Of the
chamber a procession OF females filed
slowly into the room. They wore. like
the men. only skins Of wild animals
caught about their waists with raw
hide belts Or chains of gold. but the
black masses of their hair were in
cruSted with golden headgear composed
Of many circular and oval pieces of
| gold ingeniously held together to form
a metal cap from which depended at
each side Of the head long strings OF
oval pieces falling to the waist.
Each priestess bore two golden cups,
and as they formed in line ON either
side OF the altar the men formed oppo-
site them. advancing and taking each a
cup from the female opposite. Then
the chant began once more. and pres
emily from ii dark paSsageway beyond
the altar another female emerged from
the cavernous depth beneath the cham
Der.
The high priestess. thought Tarzan
She was a young woman with a rather
intelligent and shapely face. Her or
namentS were similar to those worn by
her votaries. but much more elaborate.
many being set with diamonds. In the
girdle she carried a long. jeweled knife,
and in her hand a slender wand in lieu
Of a bludgeon.
AS she advanced to the opposite side
Of the altar she halted and the chant
ing ceased. The priests and priestesses
knelt before her. while with wand ex-
tended above them she recited a long
and tiresomc prayer.
When she finished her prayer she let
her eyes rest for the first time upon
TarZan. With every indication Of con-
siderable curiosity she examined him
from head to foot. Then she addressed
him and stood waiting, as though she
expected a reply.
81 do not understand your language"
said Tarzan. POSSIBLY we may speak
together in another tOngue?' Put she
could not understand him, though he
tried French. English. Arabic. Waziri
and. as a last resort. the mongrel tongue
of the West Coast.
TO BE- CONTINUED
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CHAPTER XXI.

recaIleQ something that
be had read In the library at
Paris of a lost rae of white
men that native legend describ-
ed as living in the heart of Africa. he
wondered If be were not looking upon
the ruins of the civilization that this
strange people had wrought amid the
savage surroundings of their strange
and savage home. Could it be possible
that even now a remnan of that lost
race inhabited the ruined grandeur
that had once been their progenitors'!
Again he became conscious of a
stealthy movement within the great
temple before him
Come" he said to his Waziri. LET
US have a look at what lies behind
those ruined walls"
AS Tarzan entered the building he
was distinctly aware of many eyes
upon him. There was a rustling in the
shadows Of a nearby corridor. and be
could have sworn that he saw a hu
man hand withdrawn from an embra
sure that opened above him into the
domelike rotunda in which he found
himself.
The floor of the chamber was Of con
rrete, the walls Of smooth granite. upon
which strange figures Of men and
beasts were carved. In places tablets
of yellow metal had been set In the
solid masonry of the walls.
When he approached closer to one Of
these tablets he saw that 1t was Of
gold and bore many hieroglyphics. Be
yOnd this first chamber there were
others. and back of them the building
branched out into enormous wings
Tarzan passed through several Of these
chambers. finding many evidences of
the fabulous wealth Of the original
builders. In n o were seven pill
lars of solid gold. and in another the
floor itself was Of the precious metal
And all the while that he explored. his
blacks huddled close together at his
back, strange shapes lowered upon
either hand and before them and be-
hind. yet never close enough that any
might say that they were not alone. ,
The strain. however, was telling upon
the nerves of the WaZiri. They begged
TarZan to return to the sunlight. They
said that no good could come of such
an expedition. for the ruins were
haunted by the spirits of the dead who
had once inhabited them.
They are watching us. oh, king"
whispered Busuli. They are waiting
until they have led us into the inner
most recesSes of their stronghold. and
then they will fall upon us and tear us
to pieces with their teeth. That is the
way with spirits. N.Y. mothers uncle,
who is a great witch doctor. has told
me all about it many times"
Tarzan laughed. Run back into the
sunlight. my children" he said. II
will join you when | have searched
this old ruin from top to bottom and
found the gold or found that there is
none. At least we may take the tab
let's from the walls, though the pillars
are too heavy for Us to handle. But
there should be great storerooms filled
with gold-gold that We "a carry
away upon our backs with ease. Run
on now out into the fresh air, where
you may breathe easier
Some of the warriors started TO obey
their chief with alacrity. but Busuli
and several others hesitated to leave
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-11-26
IT WILL HELP SOUTH DAKOTA

The Republican observed a few days
ago that much of the success of the
new reserve bank system would de-
pend upon the Interpretation put upon
the term commercial paper" which
under the law, may be rediscounted at
the reserve banks. This is of first i'm
portance because for many years finan.
cial experts have recognized the i'm
portance of providing some form of
asset currency" based upon the bust
ness credits of the country, for the use
OF business at times when ordinary
credits will not suffice. The reserve
bank system created by the currency
law passed by the congress that has
just adjourned, was hailed as a plan
permitting the issuance of additional
credits or currency upon the assets
held by the banks of the country.
But If the governing bank board
should define commercial paper in the
limited sense in which it has been
used in the past-as applying to the
short time paper of large industrials
handled through brokers-the system
would provide little relief to the or
binary business man who is the one
most likely to need it.
A conference of the directors of the
twelve regional reserve banks was
held in Washington on Tuesday. One
account of the meeting stated that a
committee appointed for the definition
of commercial paper would report that
1.-THE rediscount of commercial paper
be regarded as a local matter and not
subjected to hard and fast rules
throughout the country" 1t was pro.
posed that the board of directors OF
each reserve bank make its own defni.
ton. This is indeed a sensible con.
c~lusion and forecasts a policy that will
make the new bank system of the
highest use to the business interests
of the country. The Minneapolis re
serve bank, for example, could certain.
ly be relied upon so to define CONNER.
cial paper as to include the largest pos.
sible amount of %bankable paper in the
two Dakotas. This done, the banks
and the business men of these states
depending upon them will have an
ever open e of relief.-Mitchel
Republican.
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If a Register Want AID will not do it
lit can't be done!"
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KIND WORDS FOR HOBO DAY
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who were the newspaper representa-
tives present from surrounding towns.
The banquet was served in courses
"a four course dinner-the total cost
of which was twenty cents a plate.
1t was exceptionally well prepared,
was well served, and was assuredly a
credit to the domestic science de-
partment of the high school. The
serving was likewise by the high
school students.
But, Of course, the great event Of
the day was the football game be-
tween the University Of North Dakota
and the college team, in which the
Bookings aggregation showed a SUI
p~eriority that was obvious from the
start. The score was ii to 3 in favor
of the Brookings eleven.
One of the star players in the
Brookings team vas a WatertOwn
boy-Cleveland Abbott, son of e. b.
Abbott. Cleveland won the admira.
ton of the people Of Watertown while
he was attending the high school here.
He has likewise won the good opinions
Of the people of Brookings and of his