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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-18

STEAM HEATED ROOMS with boarC
 alter Sept 15- 1e42 State St. D Il skf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-18

wATCH FOR THE SIGNS which means that your eyesight hs failing
 fit no glasses without careful examination. Harry B. Lee. op-
 tornetrist, Warner building 83 Fairfield avenue Licensed by ex-
 animation to practice. L 27 tfe
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-18

Farmer Want Ads. Orr Cent a Word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-18

WANT TED-Everybody to know Gur- phy the peinter formerly of 104 Congress St. has located at Aa1 Be er@shire Ave. Telephone 2783.
 R 20 1
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-18
Chiropractic

s0HN. A KELLER. D. C., tGraduate Palmer School Of Chiropractic1, Located 4 years in Bridgeport. Tel. I36T-2, Consultation Free. Office
 5oursa to 12 n.s to D. m.: T to D. 22 dss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-18

sy.AGTED25 neat appearing men every morning. steady werkers. paid daily; big money. experiences uu- necessary Gtevensonss store 4O2 Pembroke st assp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-18

V ANTED xoun women neat ap- pearance, steady employment gslar- = aHteed. Salary $1 daily and com missions Call mornings 7-s. Ste- yenson' $ 402 Penbroke St
 51 aga
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-18

Mullins Typewriter Exchange Cor. Main and State Sts. Tel.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-18
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

FURNITURE REMOVED. teamwork, horses sale and hire cpaI and wood.
 Portable power for saving wood or other purp poses John D. Dixon, 125
 Evergreen St. Tel. 1853. T5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-18

WANTED MEN, WOMEN travel ev- cry morning, eerly salary. conaanis- Aons expenses advaneed Steven cons xnstifufe, 40S Pernbroke st
 D 36 asp
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-08

There was no other occupant Of the room
Though he had lain nearly two days in coma
her fathers subsequent progress toward recovery
OF his normal state had been rapid For the last
twenty-four hours he had been in full possession
OF his faculties and (for some reason impossible
for Judith to fathom) uncommonly cheerful
From this circumstance she drew a certain sense
Of mystihed anxiety. Twice In the course Of the
morning she had caught his eye following her with
CLEAN Of sardonic exultancy. as though he nursed
some secret Of extraordinary potentialities.
And yet (she argued) 1t quite impossible
that he should have some fresh scheme brewing
for the assassination of Alan
And yet she was oppressed by great
uneasiness.
considerable degree OF restlessness was surely
pardonable IN one who. from her window watched
a carriagedrive populous with vehicles (for the
most part motor cars) bringing to the hotel gayly
dressed men and women the guests invited to the
wedding of Rose Trine and Alan Law.
Within another ten minutes the man Judith
loved with all her body and soul would be the hus
band Of her sister.
Slowly. against her will, she and stole
across the floor to her fathers chair
His breathing slow and regular beyond
doubt he slept; unquestionably there was no rea-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-08

This, then. was the cruel fruition Of his merci-
less bounding Of Alan Law from the woods OF
northern Maine to the hills Of southern Califor-
MAI
The last bitter drop that brimmed his cupi OF
misery was added when Alan Law himself Jap
peared, leaving the miners cabin in company with
his betrothed-Rose now soothed and comforted.
smiling through the traces Of her recent tears as
she clung to her lover. nesting in the hollow Of
his arm.
To Alan, the other hand, this rencontre
seemed to AFFORD nothing but the peasantest sur
prise imaginable.
WE'LL" he cried. releasing Rose and running
down to the car. Here's luokl And at the very
moment when was calling my lucky star hard
namesl How can ever reward your thoughtful.
ness. Mr. Trinef II beats me how you do keep
track Of me this wny-happening along like this
every time need the worst way in the
world"
Drive onl" Trine screamed TO the chauffeur.
Drive on. do you hear?"
But Judith had stepped up on the running board
and was eyeng the driver coldly, with one hand
significantly resting on the butt Of the weapon at
her side. The car remained at standstill
But where's Barcus?" Judith demanded when
after helping Rose into the car and running of
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-08

son why she should not leave him for ten minutes;
even though he walked 1t could not harm him to
await her return at the end OF that scant period.
Like a guilty thing, on feet an noiseless as any
sneak-thiefs, she crept from the room, closed the
door silently, ran down the hall and descended. by
a back way, little-used staircase to the lower
hall, approaching the scene OF the marriage.
Above stairs, in the room Judith had quilted,
Seneca Trine opened both eyes wide and laughed
silent laugh of savage triumph when the door
closed behind his daughter.
At last he was left to his own devices-and at
time the most fitting imaginable for what he
had in mind.
With a grin Seneca Trfne raised both arms and
, stretched them wide apart
Then' grasping the arms OF his chair, he lifted
himself from It and stood trembling upon his own
feet for the first time in almost twenty years.
Grasping the back of the wheeled chair, he used
II as crutch to guide his feeble and uncertain
movements. But these became momentarily
stronger and more confident.
This, then. was the secret he had Rugged to his
embittered bosom. a secret unsuspected even by
the attending surgeon: that through the motor ac-
cident OF three days ago he had regained the use
Of limbs that had been stricken motionless--
strangely enough, by a motor car-nearly two dec
ades since.
Slowly but surely moving TO the bureau in the
room, he opened one of it's drawers and took out
something he had. without her knowledge, seen
Judith put away there while she thought he slept
Then. with this hidden in the pocket of his
dressing gown, he steered q straight II very de-
liberate course to the door, let himself out and
Ike materialized specter Of the man he
had been nayigated the corridor to the head OF
the broad central staircase and step by step cling
ing with both hands. negotiated the descent.
The lobby of the hotel deserted As the
ceremony approached its end every guest and serv-
ant In the house was crowding the doorway to the
chapel None opposed the progress Of this CHASTITY
vision in dressing gown and slippered feet, chuck
ling insanely to himself he tottered through the
empty halls and corridors, finding almost super
natural strength to sustain him till he found him
self face to face with his chosen enemy and victim
The first that blocked his way into the chapel q
bellboy OF the hotel looked round at the first touch
Of the clawlike hand upon his shoulder and shrank
back with cry Of terror cry that was echoed
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-08

The ptofo-ersra corresponding 70 6s hsfaHr:snsL Of
''7he Try oHesvs" may be At the leading
T7ovne picture BeAtsrs. By this unique arrangement
<ah the UnrUsrssi Fdpl Mfs Co. b therefore not only
possible TO read " The Trey 0'HsaTs" 6l lbs pAp1.
bet also TO see each d1staLnsnf of at Gs HlOVhao
picture heafers.
Copyright. lHI by Louis Joseph vanoeJ
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-08

to thank their hosts, Alan returned alone to the
car.
Goodness only knows" the young man answered
cheerfully. He would insist rambling of down
the canyon in search OF an alleged town where we
could hire a motor car-somewhere down there"
Taking the seat next the chauffeur, he gave the
word to drive on; and they slipped away from this
location of the mining camp saluted by cheers
from the miners.
Half an hour passed without word spoken by
any member of the party. Each was deep in his
or her own especial preoccupation.
The aged monomaniac occupied the right-hsnd
corner OF the rear seat. Thus his one able hand
was next 10 Judith, in close juxtapostion to the
revolver In the holster on her hip.
Without the least warning his left hand closed
upon the weapon, withdrew It and leveed Il At the
back OF Alans head
As he pulled the trigger Judith hung herself
bodily upon the arm.
Even so. the bullet found a goal though in an
other than the intended victim. The muscular fore
arm OF the chauffeur received It.
With shrek Of pain the man released the
wheel and grasped his arm.
Before Alan could move 70 prevent the disaster
the car running without guiding hand cannoned
on low embankment to the left and SHOT full
tilt into shallow ditch the right shelling its
passengers like peas from broken pod.
Alan catRpulted good twenty feet through the
air and alighted with such force that he lay
stunned for several moments.
When he came 10, he found Barcus helping him
to HIS feet: a heavy seven passenger touring car
halted in the roadway indicated the manner in
which his friend had arrived on the scene Of the
accident.
When damages were assessed II was found that
none OF the party had suffered seriously but the
chauffeur and Seneca Trine himself The former
had only HIS wound to show, however; while Trine
lay stil and senseless at very considerable dis
tance from the wrecked automobile.
m-THE LAST TRUMP.
Toward the evening OF the third day following
the motor spill Judith sat in the deeply recessed
window OF bedchamber ON the second floor of
hotel situated in the heart OF CALIFORNIA; orange
growing lands
Behind her Seneca Trine sat apparently asleep.
IN wheeled inyalid chair.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-08

SYNOPsIs-The 9-of-Heagts the "dsath-Eign" en-
poyed BY Seneca Tins aged ana crippled
private Of which he against
Alan Law, OF the deadI who nnocentiy
responsible the accident which Trfns
less invalid Alan ROss TTines
daughter and his love s returned judith Roses twin
and double but a OF violent passions and
temper promises father TO Aians death
under dramatic circumstances Alan
unwiliingiy. wins
father and successfully his eorts Alan
70 be hseassinated by hs aides meroenares
many adventures Alan, Rose Judith Barcus, Alans
best friend 70 the mountain
California ana there leave TFins helpless fendless
through causing the death On self dsfsnss) two
ORA iieutenanta - - 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-08

Far better so: judith felt she could not trust
herself TO say farewell to him without breaking
down and confessing the utter wretchedness that
threatened to overwhem her each time she forced
herself to face the thought that this parting must
be final.
Like thief she stole across the creaking floor
TO Alans side. hesitated bent her head to his and
touched her lips TO his cheek-a caress so light
that he slept on in ignorance OF H.
Then, az she lifted her head and stood erect
bosom convulsed with silent sobs, she looked
squarely into the face OF Rose
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REsoLuTloN NO. 21s.

Be 1t Resolved by the Board Of SUI
pefvfsors Of the City and County OF
Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii. that
the following sums, amounting to
three Thousand f$3000 Dol Dollars, be
aha the same are hereby appropriated
out of all m6neys,in the General Fund
6fsthe Treasury for the following pur.
poses; to wit: s. s. y =.
Maintenance Of roads, Honolu-
III District loiling streets) 81 900 90
Maintenance Of roads. Honol9, I.
Ida District - - ,0gp. gQQ
Presented by 80, !. !, 8 -, -s, E
Honolulu. October "a. 1914 az ~ -. - : !.
At regular adjourned meeting Of
the Board Of Supervisors of the City
and County of Honolulu. Territory Of
Hawaii, held on Saturday. October "a
1871 the FOREGOING RESOLUTION was
passed on FIRST Reading and nrdeFed
to print on the following vote of g
"a Ayes MsfihaIn. PstFis eelsllsn,
iWolt Total 1870 $50 s,-s..s
Noes. None. $ .s<.,,s., 4. IS -
ABSENT and not voting: Cox. Hard.
esty, Paeheco. Total 8. -.
E. BUFFANDEAU, s.
Deputy City and County Clerk.
5994Oct. e. 81. Is. q
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I'm THE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST
Circuit. Territory Of Hawaii.

I'M THE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST
Circuit, Territory Of Hawaii. ).
In the matter scf the estate Of Sen
jiro odo Of Honolulu, T. H. deceased,
On Reading and Filing the Petition
and accounts Of 4. Odo, administrator
OF the estate Of Senjiro Odo, deceased,
wherein petitioner asks to be allowed
$8457.I6 and charged with $S45I,i6,
and asks that the same be examined
and approved. and that . final order
be made OF distribution Of the remain
ing property to the persons thereto en-
titled and. discharging petitioner and
sureties from all TURNER responsibility
herein: s.s st
II Is Ordered. that Monday, the 30th
day Of Noyembet. A. d. 1874. at 3
o'clock A. NJ before the Judge presid-
ing 1T. chambers cf said court at his
courtroom in the Judiciary building,
Honolulu. County of Hunolulu. be and
the same hereby is appointed the time
and place for hearing said petition and
accounts, and that al persons inter
ested may then and there appear and
show cause. II any they have. Why the
same should not be granted. -
BY the Court.
lSeal1 A. K. ,AoNA. S..
- s 80 Clerk.
Dated the 21st day Of October, 1914
ss90-Oct. II. g. Nov. 4. IL.
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MoTlcE 70 slHPpERs.

The easolins SCHOONER KoM0KILAs
II command of Captain George =.
Filtz, viii leave Pier q ERichards
street Wharf FOR Maui and Molokai
ports every TUESDAY ut. s p. mlaand
for WindWard ports ON 0ahu every
FRIDAY 1t 5 3. N. For information
regarding rates, etc. telephone liss.
KoMoKILA SHIPPING CO.. LTD.
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scientinc..

Framp-fn giving me meal. Idly,
you viii not only be doing me good
turn, but you will be assisting Nature
Lady How do you make that ont7
Tramp Nature abhors a vacuum
Tidy Sporting Times.
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an Explanation.

Mr.. Dorman found Mr.. Johnsine IN
tently contemplating piece of card
board.
Mr. Johnsing Say MIRA DnfmeU
what can be the meaning of dis here
line on the ticket what says. Not
transferable
Mr.. Dorman-Dat means, Br'r John
sing, dat no gent lman am admitted un-
less he comes hisself Stanford Chap
parral.
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what are you reading about there,
Fiiram2s
"a snail farm.
s6osh! Ny hired man ought to do
wen. IN that line OF Work. Kansas
City Journal -, y. /.
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John T. crohin. commissioner Of
safety 1t Beacon, N =, will 1lle q pc
tition ct Albany nominating William
suIber a. The. American party's can.
didate for governor. The petition has
10000 sienatures. "a
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He Got HIS,

Il love you, said the nippant youth.
DO you set me
No, I do not get you. wouldn't
have yop, retotted the sensible girl
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The wife women suffer In
silence The Brute Not when any
body around to listen.
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s go CLASSIFIED BUSINESS 8. s =
D | K T. ID K II Sc 6.
80 99etf sysfafa ~ f@. .tt
IS kIrEsrNcE roRa BysYpEoptE ~. ~ 4; I:

utELlNEHys ssyl a.
Ia isoshina: styIihs miilinsry, King
ner Betheg Phone 1lSo. !.
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CORPORATION NOTICES. Z
TERMINATIoN or co-PARTkER;

Notice Is hereby given that the CO.
partnership hetetofore existing be-
tween Rose Weinberg and Sam Schil-
Her Of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii,
doing business under the firm name
and style n r. weinberg q Company,
has this day been dissolved pursuant
to the terms OF the partnership agree.
nnent between the parties thereto
Dated Honolulu, 0ctob 201 1914.
j r. -WEfNBERc q 4 COMPANY. Z
~ ~ SAM SCHILLER.
) e. R Rooming House.
$3.50 Oct q. IS. Nov. I.
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E.MsLoyMENT oErlcE.

Ph6ns ffas fdr All kinds Of help. Re:
sponsfbilil and prolnptness our spe-
sciaIty. J.! Narnse, manager.
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sEwINc IEssoNs.

Miss Doanburg, individual instructions
{ given m dressma king, cutting and
designing. Shirt-waist pattsfis cut
to measure, Csc. BeachWa1ltss near
Kalakaua ave, Waikiki. Phone 2a47
-, - 5sSSIzt g. 81,
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s14 Tons4;s nv S. ToSAT ToO
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Alto. MosoFc,eI "a 1ict1|l / ll5,s
s ga TsIs5o xg'''P'. '' go, g,
F'l'gesa' '1s gass s'.a' Psa'ss''
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION.

Mr.. Geergs Casper, solo vioiihist and
teacher. has moved his studio 70
s142SiWilder ave-. corner Of Keeaunl0.
!. ku, where the highest degree Of We
I'm instruction will be given. yea-
chin Methods and al modern school
:, ing Phone 1913 5ss5-iM
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FOR SALE

Cheap. 4 lot and 4 half (75x1oO I'll at
Waialae Heights for $3.50; title tood
Write X. r. z, 24s Makee road,
Honolulu. 5sS6-H
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Miss Nsliie Johnsou, his Union q
4 Evening gowns lIngeFis dresses.
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One Franklin roaesrer, good running
order; $lf0 cash. ADDRESS box I03,
this office. A good bargain. bsss-ti
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cocoANUT PLANO Foa sALE.

Cocoanut plants for sale; samoan va
Fiefy. Apply A. d. Hills. Lihue.
Kauai. 5277-tf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

with which his identified. The
makes lurid of the and Of these
it
presidency growing and that there is
AS fact, the the chief actually
I: ! ! /
no as him fundamental
lodges all the powers
the hands of the president. His office is self
and he responsible nobody the
how Congress has control whatever him
by impeachment which all but impossible of practical
He Jefferson did,
by Jackson by Lincoln He
Jack ~
do South Carolina. Yet these
exercised rarely
almost ceased .
supreme political He president
responsible this reality,
tremendously But only while that
of
party is impossible for have responsible
other the world does have.
which the
head
other modern parliamentary In Canada
reality
of only
minister selected by political that
n in his
parliament policy his law,
decided the members of his least of the
the minister himself who usually preside such
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26


nNk practically monarch a of
political skill. and esmanke ability
a
night When popularity of
politician and brilliant height
unentof Canada OIL and Iaurer the
But his of Office he
absolutely the
president WELD. The
liberal Wld laurr did
welfare Canadian
although they might recalled its
cover
would think that of
president the public mind and
members of would
of and
printed by the Million
Washington the
everywhere and read by
IA sonal, nationwide
Also the fact that he appoints thousands of oficoders makes him the
head of Il political located and
president? is
o
All this, one n
n president Il something like hands
all other parliamentary which,
a would steadily
Yet is of he happened Even
with all the his
skill public
both houses did not have the that Washington welded
Jefferson Between Washington and Jefferson Adams
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-23
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
GIVEN MISS c. STUART

y miscellaneous shower was
given Monday night to Miss Cora
belle Stuart in honor Of her coming
marriage to Mr.. Fred Stelzer, for
merly OF the News and now with
the Journal in Ortonville, Mimi. =,
which event will take place some
time in November.
The shower was held at the
home of Mrs. Fred PfanStiehl and
was attended by 20 of Miss Stuart $
young lady friends who presented
her with many beautiful presents.
The dining room was tastlly
decorated IN pink and white, pink
roses and pink and white ribbouS
Weie used to effect the color
scheme and were entWined around
the chandelier in the center Of the
room and from there they were
draped to the corners and walls
where the ends of the ribbons we, e
attached with punches Of beautiful
roses to the wall
The evening was pleasantly
spent with games. conversations
and music: the main feature of
the evening being the task set
Miss Stuart Of finding the various
gifts presented to her by her ad-
mlring friends: on the arrival of
each of the guests, THEN present
was taken and hid with an alarm
clock IN some out OF the way place
/ each clock was set to ring at "A
different time and on the ringing
Of clock Miss Stuart had to find
the place and the gift; a good deal
/ OF pleasure was gotten out Of tins
game after all Of the gifts had
been found and midnight arrived
a luncheon was served which left
nothing to be desired dainty,
delicious and carefully served.
Miss Stuart left the following
day for her home at Bowdie where
She VIII nrepnre her trNusSeau.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-23

the &c $ pools in the rear of the
Br .dy houses. The complaint was
re.,rred to Miles and the City At
tornev TO take ST. ii action It's is
deemed necessary
Moved bN HON. seconded by
Clark, hat the annual approprla-
rion ordinance l. passed to its
second reading all ordered pub
lished.
Tlr ayes: Horn. Clark. Smith
ard Mile>.
The annual appropriation ordl-
nance was read for the second
time.
Moved by Miles, seconded by
Clark. that Horn be instructed to
take the necessary action to have
a water gauge placed on the tank
Carried.
The matter of a new dump
ground for the city came up for
discussion. The present grounds
are moi lalge enough for the needs
of the City and are becoming a
nuisance. The Commissioners de-
cided to inspect the old grounds
and secure new location and
action was deferred until ueXt
meeting
Moved by Horn, seconded by
Miles that the sidewalk bids be
taken off the table. Carried
Moved by Clark that the con
tract be awarded to Dewey &
Glendy. There was no second to
this motion.
Moved by Miles. seconded by
Horn, that the bids be laid over
until next meeting. Carried.
Upon motion by Miles duly
seconded by Horn the meeting was
adjourned.
{. y. SMITH.
w. l. NouNGMAN. Mayor.
City Auditor.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-23
ARE PLEASED WITH
NEW LOCATION
GalleH Jcwclry Store BEING Well
PairOnixed Pleased With Re-
suits From Page Ad

The Gallett Jewelry Store has
been well patronized the past week
and the prOpgletOrS are we'll pleased
with the appreciation shown by
the Mobridge people, especially the
past week after the facts We're eX-
planned to the public in last week ;
issue Of the News when "A full page
ad was used for the purpose.
ID q. GalIcil was in the citN the
early part Of the week and in an
interview stated that he has been
IN this state the past thirty five
years and has spent the best part
OF his life here. coming to Mo-
bridge 10y the request OF the Mil.
waukee officials when the town was
barely started and has heen rep,
resented here ever since
The reason the Dyhemun build
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-23

ing was leased and remodeled was
because Gallett believes Mobiidge
hlS a splendid future and that
.o>e who stay in he van guard of
tie city growth will he well recon-
? nsed for their patience even If
e going might be a little hard
tt = awhile.
The building is now receiving a
new coat of paint and with the
exterior improvements already
made the corner will be one of the
most attractive IN the city.
In practically every Issue of the
News, also in their display win
dow the manager, L. j. Morris,
has something interesting to tell
the people weekly.