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Arizona republican., 1914-09-24
Asiatic Cholera Now

VENICE, Sept. 23.-Nine cases Of Asatic cholera have been discovered among the wounded soldiers in Hun gary according to official announce ment by the Hungarian minister of the interior The news has excited great apprehension throughout the dual monarchy.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-24
A WAY EDITORS HAVE

Humorous Artst-Pve brought you original funny joke thS time. friend of mine though. of it.
 Editor (after reading iD-Yes, it is funny; but I prefer the drawing that published with it in the seventies.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-24

graves, your strong young men are sleepingi
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20

SAVANNAH Ca, July 90 Doris
Lippman is just as pretty as most
southern girls OF is but she WASH I
content to be merely pretty and
sweet She wanted to be helpful
So She Joined the Girl Scout club
OF Savannah, and learned to keep
her head in an emergency she
learned what to DO until the doctor
comes" and she learned not TO. be
afraid Of blood and broken bones
She learned her lessons so Well that
today she's a heroine the winner Of
The National Red Cross hero mnd"
1l S50-and she's the drst Girl scout
10 be recognized by the Red Cross
as a heroine
Miss Lppman won her hero hon.
ors when she saved the life of Ne
gro who had been overcome BY gas
while digging a well on the farm
where Miss Lipp" was visiting
There was-ao d6--r within miles OF
the place. there q 10 be no hope
OF saving the ma life when the girl
scout came 70 the rescue For two
hours she worked over that half-dead
colored man she applied urst aid
methods as taught 70 the scouts. She
finally induced respiration, and the
man revived.
It's inst what any girl scout
would do SAYS Miss Lippman I'm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
TWO DEAF MUTE
COUPLES WE'D
Merlden, Conn. is Scene of Tn
usual Double Marriage
Ceremony

MERlDEN, Conn July 20 Misses
Laura A. and Eva a. Laaoue. sisters
have become the bride, OF Frtdcr,ch
5 Gagnier Of North Adams. Mass.
and Noise Leblanc, OF Lowell aMass
All four are dear mutel. and tGe
double wedding ceremony Ia ST. Lau
rent church was conducted IN The
sign language hy the ReE Father
quinn Of ST, Joseph's Cathedral Hart
ford IN the presence of deaf mules
from all over New ENGLAND The
bridal attendants also vere deaf
mutes,
The brides parents are neither deaf
nor dumb, but are Couyersant with
the finger alphabet The father. Wal
ter Lanoue is wealthy building con-
tractor The other children IN the
family are normal
The couples met q year ago al an
assembly OF deaf mutes and the court
ships have been carried on ardenry
With pen and fingers Despite their
afl.ction the young women are tai.
euted and Mcridenites marvel AZ their
accomplishments Practically an their
friends have learned the pautomime
talk so their lives have not been
lonely
Mr. and Mrs Gagnier went 10 New
York city on their bridal tour fortified
with pads and pencils Nr. and Mrs
Leblanc made q tour Of New England
and Ontario. They viii reside in
Lowell
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
Band Concerts for
Today and Tomorrow

Monday afternoon AT Relic Isle.
htEthn.uZ 8t -|0. ana evening begin
ming az ag March Guard OK Honor
tl.e uordt Chillan dance. "Mauanaa
lMlssudl, grand international fan
tasia Hands AeEoes the sea" Ito
aanll seNtctte ;trom Lucia ,Dtri-
zettJ Messrs Greuler Hooper. HAY
den Mavity FarilS and BIZ H. grand
selection from the opera Martha
,Flrto~l overture Poet and re s-sart'
tSupTef gems. froh The Fir.Gy..
lFflulJ. star Spangied Banner
FRANK Rose baritone. viii sing at the
evening. concert
hu amap Military band Herma r.
p" oehmeman director. viii render the
~ lowing program in Palmer park
44r aF afternoon. beginning az -7T
ana tuesday evening In Clark park.
.eltr0lu& ar 7t3n March General
Nht4o 5. Az lAlleHl; waltz. Good
bEe Everybody" from "a Modern Eve"
tGiiher-I overture Morning Noon
and NilHt .~uppeJ; selection from the
opera Bohemian Girl" RalteJ faE-
ta-t 9r 'Nr 'ld Kentucky Home. Dali
utrJ selections from THE Niceroy'
ttlerr.rt spring song Mendelssonu
stag "lrpIvd Banner Frank Rose.
baritone wal sing M the evening con-
cert
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20

SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPT EFs
stanley Hargreave, millionaire. after
4 mira culous escape from the den OF
the gang OF brilliant thieves known as
the Black Hundred lives the lie or a
recluse for is years. HargreAEe one
night comes face 10 face with the
gangs leader, Bratne,
After the meeting. durins when
neither man apparently recognizes the
other, Hhrgreave hurrtes 10 his mag
nffceht Riverdale home and lays plans
for making his escape from the coun
try He writes a letter 20 the Eirls
school in New Jersey where is years
before he had mysteriously left on the
doorstep his baby daughter, Florence
Gray He also paws visit 10 the nam
gar of a daredevil aviator.
Braine and members OF his oand SUR
round Hargreave's home AZ night DpI
as they enter the house the watchers
Outside see balloon leave the roof.
The safe is found empty-the million
Which HarEreaye was known 10 nave
dawn that day. was gone. Then some
enc announced the balloon had been
punctured and dropped into the sea
M Florence arrives from the girls
iSe h0oi. Princess Olga, Braine.s com
panton visits her AMI claims 70 be a
relative Two bogus detectives call.
but their plot is fooled by Norton, a
newspaper man
BY briblng the captain OF the orient,
Norton lays a trap for Bratne and his
gnng. Princess Olga also visits the
Drient's captain and she easily fails
into the reporters snare. The p+af,
proves abortive through Braine's good
luck. and only hirelings fall into the
hands OF the police.
~ After falling In their lrst attempt.
flfe 3iack Hundred trap Florence. They
rex her for money, but she escapes,
agssha foiling them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
CHAPTER ".
The Problem Of the Sealed Box.

The Problem OF the sealed BOX.
Gone"
Jones kept saying to himself that
he must strive 70 be calm, 10 think,
think. Despite all his warnings, the
warnings OF Norton, she had tricked
them and run away. 1t was madden
ing He wanted to rave. tear his
hair, break things. He tramped the
hall. 1t would be wasting time 70
send for the police They would only
putter about fruitlessly. The Black
Hundred knew how to arrange these
abductions.
How had they succeeded in doing
Il? No one had entered the house
that day without his being present
There had been no telephone call he
had not heard the gist of. nor any
letters he had not first glanced over
How had they done Il? Suddenly into
his mind flashed the remembrance OF
the candlelight under Florences door
the night before In a dozen bounds
he was in her room. searching draw
ers. paper boxes, baskets He found
nothing. He returned I'm despair 10
Susan, who. during all this turmoil.
had sat as II frozen IN her chair
Speak" he cried. For Gods
sake, say something. think some
thing! Those devils are likely to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
$4,000 For 100 Words

Il, sfrhe publication OF The MIltlgu
/ Dollar Mystery begins tNual
| story viii run Tor twenty wv
| 's1autive weeks IN TINS PAsfotI ms
\ ~. Eum company 10 has been rIan'
7 bbsTibip nor only 20 read the HN1'
! N This paper. but also 70 see ~ go.
week I'm the various NtVNHAr - tJis
I theateTs. For the aSttoH gty.n
! mystery story Slho9V WIZ =,
/ Conditions Covering the I@h'',,.,,
4 The price of $4,000 WIZ ~ r6n
/ by the man, woman, OF GH"' sntu-
writes the most agltt..nr,N y,hicn
/ ton OF the mystery, from "t,rrs
the last two reels Of moioh fst
drama will be made aha Nmy ttt.r.
two chapters OF the sN'IS
I by Harold McGTath, 90 the
Solutions may be sent ~ a,.
Thanhouscr Film COMPANY .t.rps
AT chicago or New YORK any sttt
up. TO midnight Dec. "a. l.ts INN
bear postufhce mark not later '"'''
that date. 90. ,,.ifl de-
Z 'tsrrine which. OF the many solG
lions received 1s tnr m"Hl IA
able. The judgment y WITS N,th +,
viii be absolute and Nnhl
a. ~ a literary mature VIII ~
considered in the decision ~. T+t
en- any preference IN inc ..,,a
OF the winner of the aytnN.,4 ,f'1t,fa
The last two rea1s which Will ~
~ most arCFpta ble solution (" .he
mystery, viii he/prtsenttu ~
thenters having this teaiuLn
soon a. Il rs practical 40 pInI".N
same. The story CorresFo US
these motion pictures viii appeal li
the newspapers coircidentaHN OF ~
soon after the appearance ~
pictures as practical Vain the laSN
Two reels will be shown the ~
tIrss OF the winner hts or her nome
and other interesting features y
rs understood that the newspaper
so Tar as practical, in prlnuhE ~
last two charters OF the story pN
Harold McGrath. Will also snow
picture OF the successtW contest
ant. ..,., ~,
he more than 100 words long. mere !
are some OF the questions - hr
kent In mind in connection VIII the /
mystery as an aid % solution
No. What becomes OF the NH
lionaire? =,
No, s-whom does Florence mar
ry3 y
sian countess
Nobody connected either directly
or Indirectly with The Million lool-
lar Mystery" will be considered as
a contestant.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
wonan las snuff FACTORY.

SOUTH BEND Ind, July -o This
city has q rnique industry which. &C
cording 10 Peter J Kruger United
States revenue collector, was one OF
the reasons TOR bringing the revenue
office 20 south Bend
The only -nun manufacturing firm
10 The ~ counties which comprise the
seventh revenue district is situated
here II rs one Of the few industries
OF The kind 10 The United States
The local SNUFF factory Is run entire.
IL ay a woman Mrs Soderberg
Her husband. an employee OF a local
factory had been a user Of snun for
minv years. and finally Mrs SOLDER
ere decided 10 begin ms manufacture.
altloug She despises the drug
The cross annual business OF the
concern today is $4,000 OF which 81.
00c must De paid 20 the government in
taxes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20

I or the house across me way the 0g
! uSe or man emergrd and stood con
lrmplatng the windows OF the Peri
son apartment suddenly the lights
went ont The watcher made no pt
tort TO follow Braine The knoWledge
ne was after did not neccssitate any
such procedure
or course. Florence read the per.
sonal She took the newspaper at
once 20 Jones Who smiled gumly
ou sec TRUST Sou
Ana SO long as you continue 90
trust me no harm viii b,au you Nou
were lett in ms care by your father
am 90 guard sou at,tle expense or
my HE Last uighrs affair was "a
mlraejg The nest time SOU viii not
mo - so easy 90 escape
Nor did she
There win be no mex time
Srafriy "But am COINS t0 ask NoI
Ulrect question U.s. mis- father
al.ye2'
The busters brow purkcrsd II
nave Promised 10 say nothing one
way or the other
she laughed
Why DO you laJ-H'
laugh because BE- DE- w,r, dead
there would va NO earthly reason Tor
your not saying -o at oUt But
bate money. the name ot d the sound
ot ~ tie sight OF it III r, an tbp bot
tom of an wars an crimes I de
spise IT,"
Continued THURSDAYS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
schooIboy Blunders.

q triangle is a square with only
three corners"
The principal vegetable and min
eral products In America are timed
meat and borking strictors
The temperate zone IS the region
where no one drinks too much"
a crop is a dead gentleman a
corpse Is a dead lady
ITO keep milk from turning sour
you should leave It IN the COW
TO the question How would You
divide four potatoes among i've per
sons came the answer Mash EN-. 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20

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with thar he ran from the house
Susan eypd The revolver with grow
Ing terror. For what had she left
the peace and quiet az Miss Farlow's
assassination robbery thieves and
kidnaperso She wanted 10 shrek.
bat her throat was as dry as paper
Gingerly she touched the pistol The
cold steel sent thrill az fear over
her He hadn't told her how 10 shoot
IL
Two blocks down the street ur an
alley was The garage wherein Har.
greave had been won't 70 keen his car.
Toward this Jones ran With the speed
of track athlete There might be
half dozen taxicabs-abrlt. bur he
would not run the. risk of engaging
any one OF them The Black Hun
dred was capable OF ANTICIPATING his
every movement. /
The shadow across the street stood /
At length he concluded /
10 give Jones n n,in,,as !, 49, /
to return If he aid not return with /
In that time, the watcher would 60
Up 70 the drug store and telephone
FOR instructions.
But Jones did not come back.
Where's Howard?o he demanded
Hello. Jones. what's mn"
Howard get that car out nj once
"Out she comes. Wait I'll give
her radiator bucket of water. Gee
often used as his chauffeur "ge, on
Howard whom Hargreaye
to his nibs. First time ever saw
him awake wonder what's doing?
You never know what's back OF those
headwaiters. All
right, jones'"
The chauffeur Jumped into the car
and Jones took the seat beside him.
Where toe"
Number rs and the rest O,
II trailed away smathered IN the VIC.
lent thunder OF the biz six,s engines
During the cars fight several po-
licemen hailed II without success
Down this street. mp that round this
corner 80 miles an hour. and all the ]
while Jones shouted Faster fast.
err.
Within ~ minutes from me time a
left the garage. the car STONED on.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
The Million $ f. Ss;z
Dollar Mystery


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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20

glad I'm a girl scout it's a wonder.
tuI thing 20 save mans lie. and
us splendid TO know what TO DO
When there's an accident and every.
body else is up in the air"
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-21

hrais sas destruction hs. .s-pl
.sreash ,h- i,aais- ten, ..isay
sk.ss sinr- s.pl-ms-f 81 -ish, haa-
afas m.n. .ssn-a aud ohiiar-a k.s.
bees sheltered una-r saasss.
IA T~sai, o, -izh,--s ssars as
s"nsiaa~us nsa'lHz yesterday ~.
af- iaars {. ~ s-sa sss s-t-n ash.
-rs as- reported sissn. Tk- ..inas
Z. asy at hattie .ss The sa.ainz Of
's~ '-a,. is.. aish' ssssr sstzea sni
shiisFes had sts3 ar t--. .-.sri.s
ard sosv-f--i to place o. sa.-,, ,.s
the 1isk' Exhausted sson ,hr
boar Ss warfare a, asahisht sisihr
sss isf sosn In shr ,froYss and mi.
iisiamsn aas a.nssi~. ssns dose 60
r-.s upan the sseaha ~ Daylight
this snornins xruup. Of strikers y hs
aasia. the aIsst hsi huaaiss ,sss.s-
-r in tee van i,ss, n: tn. .;ass
isaN-a ason .s- sr-oia,ias.
TIE buFnin< ss 'se tent solons .
"a sas after The ..se- Of s-pa,ir. ssi
tsi,i,is aai.F h@a;sasa, iiaa-s-,t
had sl.ieas-a "a. strikers ,fosa ,ss
raHr h.us- aas 'fora ;h- bill aSer.
inatias IL. iy1dias .,a'iea vh@F. all
agrrnpos tk-r BAD tsr, ur a nesri.
lees ,ifes Ia the daEkne.. the ta''l-
-as -ss.d along 's. e. s = y
Ssiiruss ,rsct.. bssIi.ss afoppolss ike
hsilstonr- upon the ssr~i rails and
'iiesias ar the dust ses-.en -. ties.
Ballet. Esih.i uson the =. /. de-
tn, and buiisisss ia ,hc .io.- 'icia-
i'y. The striker. steadily rs;f.a'~-i
under sh. fife. some dropping along
tho -ay. and finally fled '.f a. at
roya .as' Of ~. 'sa' .oiony \ ma
chine sun ~a. planted then by ;hs
military commander to sweep The
tents. \ .hrishins shEonz o: colon.
i.'. rem from IN. tent. .. the soldiers
advanced
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-21
Ayers Hser US
~ - - kQs - ~ hslllhy
eo11A ~ - - ~ ~ 0sss
su aU1uk -. ooo - es11.
- - -: aS

eAiIslren OF slsvish striker were
saothsred BY the smoke from burn
isg t~st. according TO report,
Va Fyisr is secretary Of the i.ad-
iow local union. Louis Tikus is
kaown as the leader OF the Greeks
ssd has been in charge OF the tent
colony. Charles Costa is = striker
Who Vas arrested by the militia
some time ago for eaaneeiion with
the burninx Of the Southwestern
mih@ office and upple near AsuiiAf
90 O~iob-r ... and later released.
The Lamar company Of the Colo
rado national xisfd arrived this
nscssiag OF the :::o Santa r. train
snd left si onse for the sr@ae OF y~s-
'-sdsy's fighting on . spscisi irsin.
The sompan yis eomfa>~d Of ,hir-
ty-fivs msmb~ss under command Of
cspssia Householder.
1his vs. ess al the last eoapsaies
10 leave the field when the militia
sss removed frDm the district q few
ds,s ago and the men had only b--a
hone . short time vhsn sh@y re-
esisssi orders TO return To the dis
ssiss for dass.
wa-s tho tent soioay SAs search.
- this morning $500 so'isi. os AsH-
musislon MAS found. The annual
ssoa ~as bos-a. and according tn the
report received by the infsi etfis-fs.
vas teaad in the pisss where jnhh
n. t-awson's tent ssnna. The smmu.
milton ~as all for hixh rosrf sifiss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-21
TO DAlken HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
issk Yssas: DnAe Dask l,s Hat.
ssal cslss. oles aaA
YhSeklesn


rommoa sssdsa sage bsevsd ista
. heavy ses With Sulphur saA siso.
hei ADDED. Sili snsa ssAy. ssrssksd
ssa faded hair beautifully DART asa
Itaspsisss. remove every bit Of ass.
Asusf. stop sssip iseAiss sa1 fsiliss
asss. jass . fee sDplisAtsoss ~t''
psuss . ssssissioa u yoas hs:e IL
fssias. gray or dsy. scsssaiy SAD
'Ais. Nisiaa the sAss Tea aad Sal.
phas s~eir~ NJ homs. sho-ssh. is sseu.
bissoae. An easter Say 10 10 set the
sesdy.sosase- soaie. eassisE aseas 20
sse:s . large ho,;i. =, drug ssesss.
kassa ss ''wyesh's sase sss sairhar
Hair R~mesT." thus ssoidiaS . lot
Of aasss
whiie ~ispy. sfsy. faded hair is
not sihssi. se all desire 10 setaia our
yoa'shsui appearance sad attractive.
ses.. ~ dssksnias your hair With
wJeth's ssse saa saiphus. no one
esa tell. because II aees IL % sasur.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-21
REFRIGERATED LETTERS.

Minnie. the ne~ maid. admired
her yauar nsis,r-ss r,e--s,insiy and
~As sery siiiins to o',-, all orders.
however ia.ompr-h.nsihi. to h-f
they might he.
Minnie .aia Mrs. Lane. one
morning. 4 have iu.' ordered >asn.
i.s,as- When /, come. van; yau
To Put IL in III. Ice ~, rish, ass,
to tho i.-s Can rou remember
Oh. ysv. m--si.. replied Minni-
With seeming understanding. MY
f.ss him all GUIDE
Mr. Lane ~ss very popular go.
rally. and n vas several day. later
when che realized that .h. had to-
.eised TO ie,'.sr tom home. nor in-
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-21
1HE coi0Nu1 REVENGE.

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