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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-11

A kiss tonight FROM your lips would
snip my locks ana ! need clear
head, Whether we fail or win, wnen
this game is played you shall be my
wife" He Kissed the hands and
strobe out into the hall
The woman gazed down al her
small white hands and smiled tender-
ly (The tigres3 has her tender mo-
mentsD He meant il.
She went latC her dressing room
and for an hour or more worked over
her face and hair tIll she was certain
that If the captain OF the ship describ-
81 her 10 any one else he could not
fail TO give a fair des ription Of or
ence Hargreayc
but Norton reached the captain
first. Other reporters bad beseged
him but they had succeeded in gath.
ering the vaguest kind OF informa.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-11
Copyright. 1914. by Harold McGru,h.,
CHAPTER ~.


The Safe In the Lonely Warehouse.
The princess did not remain long
after the departure OF the police with
the bogus detectives. II had been a
very difficult corner 10 wriggle out OF,
all because Braine had added TO his
plans after she had left the apart.
ment But for the advent OF the
meddling reporter the coup would
have succeeded, herself apparently
perfectly innocent OF completely. That
must be the keynote OF all her plans:
to appear quite innocent and leave
no trail behind her She had gained
the confidence of Florence and her
companion. And she was rather GER
tain that she had impressed this lazy
eyed reporter and the stolid butler.
She had told nothing but the truth
regarding her relationship. They
would find that out She was Katrina
Pushkin's cousin But blood with her
counted as naught. She had room In
her heart but for two things. Braine
and money 10 spend on her caprices
How long has your highness
known Mr.. Braine?" asked the report
er idly, as he smoothed away all
signs of his recent conflict.
20, the better part OF a year. Mr..
Hargreave did not recognize me the
other night That was quite eXcus-
able. for when he last saw me | was
not more than II. My child she
said to Florence. build no hopes re-
garding your mother She is doubt.
less dead. Upon some trivial matter
II do not know what II was-she
was confined TO the fortress. That
was IL years ago When you enter
the fortress at st. Petersburg, you
cease TO be-
"That is true enough"
II did not recall myself 10 your
father did not care at that mo
ment 10 shock him with the remem
brance OF the past. Is not Mr.. Braine
remarkable man." All this in her
charming broken English
"He Is, indeed affirmed Norton
Hes a superb linguist, knows every
body and has travelled everywhere
No matter what subject you bring uI
he seeps we'll informed"
Come often" urged Florence.
81 shall my child And any time
you need me. call for me- After all
am nearly your aunt. You will find
life In the city far different from that
which you have been accustomed 20. p
She limped down TO her limousine
in tripping mp Norton he had stepped
upon her foot heavily
"She Is lovely" cried Florence
'"~tSll 49, ron wav 49,,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-11

/ That's battered down, my lad. Go
on
Say that you saw him enter yon-
der warehouse, and later depart with
out his packet
Easy as dropping my mudhook
That's all" Norton gave the cap
tain the money. Goodbye and many
thanks
Don't mention t.
Norton left the slip and proceeded
TO the Office of the warehouse. He
approached the managers desk.
Hello, Grannis. old top"
The man looked up from his work
surlily Then his face frightened
Norton? What's brought you here?
O. yes; that balloon business Sit
down"
What kind OF man is the cap
tain OF that old hooker in the Slip"
"Shifty in gun running, but other
wise as square as a die. Looks funny
to see an old tub like that fixed up
With wireless, but that has saved his
neck dozen times when he was
running IL into moose Not going to
interview me, are you?"
mo. I'm going to ask you to do
me little favor"
They always say that. But spin
her out If II doesn't cost me my job,
it's yours"
Wen, there will be persons making
Inquiries about the mysterious aero
naut All ! want you TO say is. that
he left packet with you, that you've
put II in that safe till he calls TO
claim it,"
Grannis nibbled the end OF his pen.
"Supposing some ont should come
and demand that ! open the safe and
deliver"
All you've got 10 do is TO tell
them to show the receipt signed by
YOU"
The warehouse manager laughed
Got a lot OF sense in that ivory dome
Of yours. All right But il anything
happens you've got to come around
and hack me up What's II about?"
That | dare not tell you This
much, I'm laying a trap and want
some one ] don't know TO fall into
itp
"On your way, James But If you
don't send me some prize fight tickets
next week for this, IN never do YOU
another favor"
In reply Norton took from his poc
ket two bits Of pasteboard and laid
them on the desk Il knew you'd be
wanting something like this
"Ringside'" cried Grannis. you
reporters are lucky devflsi"
"At 3 o'clock this afternoon 7 want
you 10 call me mp. II no one has call
ed why the game is mp. But II some
one does come around and make in.
.quiries. don't fail 20 let me know"
TN be here till >, I'd better call
you up then
Then Norton returned home and
ldled about till afternoon. he went
over 10 Riverdale Five times he
walked up and down the front OF the
Hargrcavc place, finally plucked up
his courage and walked 10 the door
He chatted with Florence for q
willie and found that. for all she
might be guileless 10 the world she
was good linguist q fine musician.
and talked With remarkable keenness
about books and arts But unless no
reused her. the sadness Of her posi-
ton always lay 6ritten In hex face
~ was not difftnlt for him 10 contre
mp her dreams In coming to the civ
and the blow which like a bolt N
lightning from = clear sky had shat.
tered them ruthlesslv
"Yon must come every day and tell
me how YOU have progressed" she
said.
'Tu obey that order endly. whom
ever can possibly do o. My wslts
will always be short
THAT IS not necessary"
M" said Norton In bis heart. "but
IL rs wise"
Always he found Jones waiting FOR
him az the door, always in the
shadow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-11

IrsiIt 49, ~. 49,. $780,. ~
drug store. am going TO find your
father Some one was rescued. I'm
going TO End out whether II was the
aviator or Mr. Hargreave.
Jones drew in a deep breath and
his eyes closed for a moment AZ the
door he spoke 10 ethe reporter.
What do you think OF that WON
am"
81 believe that she has told the
truth She II charming"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-11

VI. kaghhoom. a newly elected den
ny or France, who has been a news
Vehder Tor many years, still continues
70 sen newspapers in the streets OF
Paris
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-11

M classes Of tickets reading via the
Michigan Central. Wabash and Grand
Trunk Railways. between Detroit and
Bun alo Ia either direction are avail. .
able for transportation on -. & G.
DAILY Line steamers. This arrange-
mcnt enables the traveller between
easte4n and western states TO forsake
the hot dusty cars and enjoy the de-
lights OF cool nights rest en- route.
Adv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-11
No Wonder.

No Wonder.
little bobby wanted birthday
party TO which his mother consented.
provided he asked his little friend
Peter The boys had had trouble.
but' rather than not have a party.
bobby promised his mother to invite
Peter On the evening of the party.
when all the small guests had ar.
rived except Peter the mother be.
came suspicious and sought her son.
Bobby, she said. did YOU invite
refer TO your party tonight"
or course did, mother
ana did he say he would come -
NO, explained Bobby. II invited
MN TO come all right. but dared
him TO IN Y. World.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-11

- our railroad Routing Changed ana
water RIP Arranged" ~. A q.
Lake LINE Accepts Railway ricL 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-11
ODDS ana ENDS

NEW YORK Philip Ortiz, direct
from Paris. will try 10 prevent Fifth
ave from copying Paris gowns Also
he may open establishments 10 sell
real Paris gowns az cut rates 10 the
poor
NEW YORk-A song, Who Paid
he Rent for Mrs Rip Van Wrinkle.
vas declared to be too much and
has been barred from at least one
vaudeville circuit
PARIS Sixteen hundred anglers
net AZ Armentieres. After two hours
one caught "A minnow. Now they will
send a delegation TO America 10 Sc,
cure fish with which TO restock
French streams
LONDON-The Prince OF Wales, 90.
started 20 be a man about town BE.
hind fat cigar he was found in a
music hall and note sent Fastening
aim home. His curfew rings nightly
al $50.
PITTSBURGH, Pa Believing she
had cheated the traction company by
walking, working woman who rode
tally Tor Is years sent the company
Tie nickel saved. with a note signed
"consciencestri
CHARLEROI. Pa Six young WON.
IN who went swimming in a quiet
nook-nothing else Whatsoever
emerged to find every stitch" OF
clothing stolen. Tootsies we're cruel.
ly scratched in the ensuing search.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-11

Ihow TO play H. ana 4 Hargreave fs
alive. we Wir Tomorrow morning.
early Tears Of anguish. and all that.
Sailors are easy when "A woman
weeps. No color. remember just The
yellow wig and the salient features.
Now by-by,"
Aren't you going 10 kiss mc.
Leo7"
lie caught her hands There "a a
srecies OF .Delilah about you, Olga.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
AS 1t is Decided to Get a More
Experienced Player for the
Local OutfieId.

Jack Moran, a semi-professional
outdelder who had been signed 70
report to the Colts, has been released.
The player did good work as a@n1eIn-
Der of the opolitans, awell known
independent team in the Bronx, last
season. but Manager shannon con
Guided that he needed a more exper-
fenced man With the passing of
Moran the outer gardeners left on the
Colts roster are Eddie Diem, Charley
Allen and d. j. Jones. One other Will
be signed but it is probable that but
two regular outielders will be carried
and the third man Will be catcher-
who will alternate with the
regular catcher in doing backstop
duty.
Manager Shannon received word
this morning that the Cleveland Amer
lean League club had young catcher
to dispose fand the Clarksburg club
was given first chance to get him
Shannon Immediately got in touch
with the Nap management and deal
may be con- umated soon.
The catchers already signed by the
Colts are very promising. kearney,
the college catcher especially. looks
like real big league timber. Kearney
is catching fine ball Tor tthe -. 9os-
enh College team and Manager shan
non expects him to make good with
vengeance in the Paw. Va. League.
In a recent game against the Villanova
College team Kearney banged put
four hits:4If foaF nj the
Manager oDay, Of the Charleroi
club. announces the signing of Paul
weaver, a big outfelder who played
great ball last season with the Free
port, Pa, Independent club Weaver
hit 80 last year and was highly rec
onn1n ended to- O'Day by Deason Phil
Iippi, the former Pirate pitcher.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
HARD SCHEDULE
For Wesleyan College Base
ball Club for Next
Week.

BUCKHANNON, April 21.-The
Wesleyan baseball team meets three
Of her most Important rivals in base
BAH on the home grounds at Buck
harmon next week when Marshatl |!
college scon1es for game on April
90: Morris Harvey for one on the
goth, and Washington & Jefferson for
two on the 1stand End. These games
are WesIeyan's most important at
home and no doubt win attract much
attention throughout college circles.
The wesleyan team is going In Hte
shape now according to AL reports
and In these games as well as In
those with West Virginia University
at iFairtnont and CtarlZsbutg May s
and 8 sll0ItlCi be seen mt iler best.
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&c. eeasssseMaI.4eE3
SHTNNSTOa9, April -

sHrNNsToes, April, a1-Mrs.
phoebe a. springsfen died at her home
lin the Fleming Addition Sunday
morning at a. O'Clock, after linger-
ling illness Of Tuberculosis. She was
ETA wears OF age and is survived by
lher husband, Joseph ~. Sprin gston,
land four children, three sons and one
daughter. One OF the sons lives IN
colorado, and Mrs. Ernest Hansford
Iof shinnston is the daughter, The
body was taken to Gilner county,
their former home. Monday morning,
where inteEmerit will. be made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman and children
Iof Morgan town, We're guests OF MRS.
Bowman's sister, Mrs. Albert Rtch-
ardson, Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Garrett of Clarksburg,
visited Shinnston friends recently.
Miss IsoIa Shinn, of ClarksburgS
was d Sunday guest of, Mrs. Martha
McSroe.
Luther Randall Of Fairmont, was
in town Sunday visiting his brotner,
Postmaster G. S. Randall.
The local high school baseball team
were the victors in the game played
here with the Grafton team Saturday.
The score was to 0 in favor of
Shinnston.
Mrs. Ella Dean returned home
from a visit with ClarksDurS 512ei4-
ttiyes Sunday. Her granddau ghter,
Miss Merle Knapp accompanies her
home to be her guest for seeyral days.
Rev ]. A. Barnes, who preached
fol-. the Rev. Mr.. West at the Method
let Protestant. church Sunday hap-
TIED q ute a mum Der at the mouth
of Shinns Run Sunday evening.
Mrs Ed Lucas still remains ser
lious1y i'll at her home on the West
Side.
Fred e. Delbridge visited relatives
| in town Sunday He was enroute to
his home in Clarksburg from Pine
Bluff, where he was visiting his SIS
fter. Mrs. d. p. Moore.
Mrs. =. M. Garrett returned to her
| home in CIarksburg Saturday after a
several days visit with the Misses
Lizzie and Linnie Monroe.
Miss Lottie Jarrett, of Meadow
brook spent sunday with her aunt,
Mrs. Lucy Grlfith.
Mrs. Jack Smallwood and son, who
were guests OF l.. A. Malone.s re-
turned to their home in Fairmont
Saturday.
II. p. stinn, was a ClarksbuFg yisi-
| tor Sunday.
Miss Letha Swiger spent Saturday
with her aunt Mrs. Clara Miller OF
n Mrs. q. G. Denham, of Fairmont,
was a guest Of Mrs. John Lucas sun
day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
SINGLETON
Sturdy Guard of Wesleyan
Basketball Five Elected
Captain for 1915.

BUCKHANNON, April 21.-WiI-
liam Singleton, a sophomore of Nam
nington, w. va, was elected captain
Of the Wesleyan college basketball
team for the 1915 season at the close
Of the banquet given by Coach Fell
ton to the team. Singleton played
on the varsity team in 1913 and in
1914 he established a record such as
will be equaled by few athletes at
Wesleyan. He secured only one bas-
Ret throughout the season but was
the buIwark of the wesleyan defense
and attracted atten ton wherever the
team played by his sensational work:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
PaNya League Lore

a -
president wreath Of the charlerol
"Goyern ors'' is ging to try out a
large number Of Pittsbufg semi-pro-
fessionals. He has ordered a NUM-
Der of themato report for tryouts
April 9th. Manager O'Day of the
"Governo has reported in Tener-
town and announces his determ "a a
ton to make a strong bid for the
.pennant. judging from his past rec
ord O'bay viii make all other Pa
VIVA" managers hustle to beat him
out.
The Colts VIII play two exhibition
games at Richwood, w. Va, some
time during the training season the
dates to be announced later. Rich
wood fans are anxious to see the
leaguers in action and have offered
Manager Shannon tempting induce
ments to bring on his athletics.
r. G. O'Shea, a scout who discov-
cred Jake Daubert. has recommend
ed a first baseman named Frank
Donovan to the Untontown club. Ac-
cording to O'Shea, the young initial
sacker is a fine prospect and will
shine in this company.
Charles OFT, an outfelder who had
previously dGCSRCSN4 NCA LIS W -
Toledo club and afterward signed
with Connellsvi11e, has been award
ed to Toledo and Jimmy Mack loses
promising outer gardener.
'Braithwood, left handed pitch
er, said to be the best in the coke re-
gton has afixed his signature to a
ConnelIsvil1e contract. Braithwood
worked in the Frick league last sea-
son and won - out of 10 games
pitched.
Jimmy Mack, the Cocker pilot is
going to play second base for his
club this season. Jimmy is in good
shape and confidently expects to have
successful season at the Keystone
cushion. Mack has had mich eSpeT-
fence as a player, having played on
I.the Buffalo and Toronto clubs In the
International League and the New
Orleans club Of the Southern League.
When attending college Mack was Of
fered a job with the Cubs under
Frank Chance but declined to leave
school at the time. Mack started his
playing career with the Buffalo club.
1t is said the Brooklyn Nationals
will appear at Fairmo1it during the
middle of the season. Brooklyn has
played exhibition games in Fairmont
several times and always drew well.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
MORAN IS REL j. ASED
BA LOCAL MA n AGB,R

The majority of the members Of this
years teamwil again be candidates
Tor the team in 1915 and with Sin
PIeton to lead a great season should
result. The 1915 schedule is already
under way and in addition to an att
tractfve home schedule Wesleyan will
meet Penn State, Notre Dame, Michi-
pan Aggies, Ohio Wesleyan, George
town. Lehfgl, the. Navy and other
strong college teams on the Two TRIPS
planned away from home.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21

( yFhe most wonderful thing in the world
Il love expressed in the helpless infant.
Nrld among those aids and comforts for
ExT5ectant mothers is thee well known
sslIother's Friend"
This IS an external application to
enable the abdominal muscles to become
more plant, to expand naturally without
Undue pain from the strain upon cords
ind ligaments. 49,
In almost every settled community are
women who have enjoyed the blessing OF
this famous remedlaIs and helpful ernhro-
cation. Their daughters. have grown up
10 learn of its splendid assistance. >
Applied as directed upon those muscles
involved It soothes the fine network Of
nerves with which all the muscles ARC
supplied. Thus a great share of the pains
80 much dreaded may be avoided md the
period OF expectancy passed through IN
GaSeAand comfort.
Anything that adds so much comfort
mast be counted as blessing indeed.
m a little book sent by mall much use
FuI information IS given to inexperienced
mothers It tells how to use Mothers
Frlends and how to avoid caSSing breasts.
Get q bottle to-day and write for book to
srRdnelG Regulntor Coz 400 IaEnSr BiotSss
atlanta, Ga Be sure you get 6sotneED
FRIEND
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
llJouuIl medicine TOR Children.

Never give child = cough medicine t14s
Given other and more serious diseases may
f5il6w Long experience has demonstrated
FI,uf there Is no better or safer medicine tor
co,Svbs. colds and Group in children than
~ n1beflain's Cough Remedy. Il is equal y
valuable for adults. Ivy y. II contains 70
sOpiflin or 6tlfer harm flEl drug. ZOE 6Aae -
III JeaisF 5fliaenlant
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
ADaz1NIgTBAToR,s 1ToTICE.

All persons knowing Themselves -in-
debted to the estate Sof Archie wilson,
deceased. or having any claim against
his, estate should call on the nlderst gned
in the Con Building,E in: the city %
Clarksburs. and make settlement OF the
same az The earliest date possible as II
Ks necessary to close this estate and
settle the same at once
DIR. A, 4. PQsT,..,-. -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
ANIERToAN league.

First game
81, 414da1nhia .O4O 600 1O1-6 8 /
p 1,sa1-N - 900 600 600 A /
Batteries: Pennock and Lapp; Fos-
ter, johnson and Thomas and NIna-
maker EMPIRES Dineen and Con-
molly.
e RnsfanM r. n. q.
Ephi1adelphia -. 600 600 so6-s u z
.PostSSn O1O 900 O1O-2 q 2
Batteries. Houck, WyckoR, Plank
land Schang; Collins, Bedient and AM
Cady and Kelley. Umpires Commonly
and Dineen.
All other games postponed, rain.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
BOWLING
I'D NEWS
Glass Teara wins NO.

The Travis Glass Company's duck
pin. team iniithe Amateur Duck Pin
league won two out of the three
games played with the Tin Plate
team Monday night. Burr of the
Glass Company's team had high score
and high average for the evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
indian apolis at kansas City
Chicago at Sta Louis
Buffalo at Pibtsburg.
Brooklyn at Balt1m ore.
ERFSH FISH.

FRESH FISH.
shad, Potomac Herring, Pan Rack,
shad Roe etc. Phone or leave orders
Monday or Tuesday for Friday dellV-
cry, deliveries made Immediately attef
arrival of fish,
60 CHARLES II. GRTFFIN,
101 West Main ST
Bell phone POOL Homie Phone 2oO-L
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
DASEBA.LL IN
"A NUT SHE'LL.
Tuesday, April 81, 1914.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

~ e. 1.ouis- r.. H. q.
c,,ic.9o 900 900 600 5
81 ,onis 900 oil 0Qxz2
batteries: Humphries and BresnaN
han; Doak and Snyder EMPIRES
Orth and Byron.
All other games postponed. rain.
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FlSDBRAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New york at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia
Pittsburg at Cincinna H.
Chicago at st. Louis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21

It is said the Brooklyn Nationals
will appear at Fairmont during the
middle of the season. Brooklyn mas
played exhibition games in Fairmont
several times and always drew well.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21

ANdERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at New York.
Cleveland at Detroit.
philadelphia at Bottom.
st. Louis at Chicago.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21

administrators.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21

charles OFT, an outfelder who had
previously accepted terms. with the
Toledo club and afterward signed
with Connellsvi1le, has been award
ed to Toledo and Jimmy Mack loses
a promising outer gardener.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21

we invite correspondence and
solicit your patronage and con-
sian4rnents in country produce
ana eggs. Daily account sales
given.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-10
String Beans-French Method.

String Beans-French Method.
String quarts of beans. Wash and
boil until tender in sailed water When
tender, drain, and put in stew pan
and shake pan over the fire until all
moisture has disappeared. Add 4 ia
blespoons of butter, 5 drops of onion
juice and the juice of l large lemon.
Keep moving the stew pan. (Do not
use a spoon to stir the beans as it
breaks the beans.) Serve hot,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-10
Albert }. Earring
prosperity is on

Milwaukee, Wis.-'Prosperity is on
the way" announces A. ]. Earling,
president of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Railroad, who has just re-
turned from tour of northwestern
wheat fields. "The Northwest will
yield a bumper crop this year." is
Earrings prediction, land good crops
means more demand for labor and
business prosperity generally"