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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-28
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

General Election November 3, 1914
For United States Senator:
DUNCAN u. FLETCHER.
For Congressman, End District:
FRANK CLARK.
For Commissioner of Agriculture:
w. A. McRAE.
For Justice of Supreme Court:
T. wv. SFBACKLEFORD.
w. NJ ELLIS.
For Railroad Commissioner:
r. HUDSON BURR.
n. "a. BLTTOH.
Tor State Senator, goth District:
GLENN TERRELL.
For Representatives:
w. ]. CROSBY.
W. T. HENDERSON.
For Tax Assessor:
ALFRED AVER.
For Tax Collector:
w. i. COLBERT.
For County Treasurer:
JOHN NJ. GRAHAM.
For County Commissioners:
W. ID. CARN.
WALTER HUFFMAN.
n. A FORT.
8. r. PYLES.
For Members of School 7oard:
G. S. SCOTT.
b. r. BLITCH.
j. s. GRANTHAlM.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-28
CAPTAIN w. NJ. MARTIN

His friends in this city will be
pleased ITO learn that Mr. w. NJ.
Martin, son of Mr. john r. Martin
is captain of the company od. cadets
of which he is member, this term,
at 1.-THE Georgia Military Academy.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-28

1t took many years ito cut the
Famous Simplon tunnel between
Switzerland and italy. 1T is a won
denfud and useful piece of engineer
ing. Now iE is mined, and in case of
war can be destroyed in second.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-28

Let the children kodak. A litt1
Brownie is just the thing for them
Gerig's. l0-19-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-28

valley, will be thickly settled and
will be smiling forth with productive
farms and groves.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-28

DIR. w. X. Lane--SpeciaIist, Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat. Office Law
Library Building, Oca1a.-Adv.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-28

All kinds Of bulbs now on sale at
3caIa Seed store. 10-1-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-28

S. III. Bitch, of Ocala, spent yes
terday in the city.--Palatka Item.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-28

Band concert Friday evening.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-28

Nobody needs to be pessimistfc or
discouraged or think OcaIa is back
ward because of the result of Tues
days bond election. It has encour-
aged the Star, which draws the fol-
lowing conclusions from the vote:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-14
9ebttr Sribnt fit Yapue.
Sic 9eid)enfcicr i'm Saale bes Bun
oes glbgcprouetenbans.
9as offi3iele Seben Oun Waibinstuu
hattie iidD biesu einsefmmScm.

gSaibingtpn, IA. Se5. -
Ias offi3ielle 9eben Der 9tation 5ollte
gcitern Dem ueritorbenen 9lbg. Sere.
no 6. Yapne BON 9fep Durf, Der ii6cr
oreibig Sabre eiit Mitglico bes Bum
oes Observation-Disclosures getpeicn
mar, Oell leeten ebrenoen Sriblit lie
NitaIieoer beiocr SGilier bes &on.
arelies, Die Mitglicoer oes aobinetts,
oes S6ergerid1tes uno oes oiplomnti.
ifen &orps in @aibington periam.
melton lih IN Dem 9eratin1gsianl
oes Sauies, no allT cinem 8atafaIf
ser Sarg nit Scr 9eide bon einem
Siiael BON 8lumen limgeben rubte
gSeoer TrGiioent SSilfon nod ail6
9i3e 8r1iioe1tt 0saribaa tparen gil.
aeaen, bod lieBen iie iid pertreten.
9eadSem Die @erianlmlrlng ibrc
Sibe einaenommen iulo Die 8allerie
6eIebt fuoren, beaann 4ep. Or Sen.
rn 3. Gouoen, aaplan 0es Sailies.
bie 5raueranoaft nit cinem etnfa.
dlcn 8cbet. Gin Gnartett Der Gal'
barn 9optiItcn Stride, Der Serr
Tapne ongcbort botte, iang oas
gsGber, mcin 8utt, 5ii Gir" ino
9iep. Sm1uel s. @rcene, Toitor Der
Stride, bielt einc fitrae 9reoigt. 2os
Suortctt iona bieralif ~9eao, !aiilolp
0iabt" lulo ser 9aplan erteilte her.
nah oen Segen.
gtod ser 3eren1onie blieb Die
Seife i'm Staot bis ipdt nadmittaa
Iieoen. noroui lie BON cinem aus GO
0titalie6erm ocs Sailies uiio oes sc.
mates beItcbenoen 8oniite nah siit-
b,,rn, e. g., Dem Selmotsort oes
9eritorbenen, beaIeitet iprtroe.
TrdIiocnt @iIion iailOte Elm Vei-
lciositreiben on Viii Yapne, Den
cin,iaen Sobn ocs @eritorbenen, Der
ocIicn 1SanliIie bel Der SeitenTcler
ucrtrat.
burn u. g.. IA. 9c5. Seiitc
nahnnittag milrOe Die Seide Sereno
gIiiba Yapne's Der iiber brciBig ,Sab-
re oieien IiItrift I'M Ynnoes Nbge'
oronctellbaus pertrcten bate, I'M bie'
iiaen Sort Sia-6ricbbof sur lebten
Rubc aebcttet. SnlGenSe pm Ferio-
nen aabcn bcm ScritOrbcncn tls leste
8elcite.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-14
Detroit, Wpmta9, oen IN. Gesember 1914.
&rtnyr 9rrSofn unbtl lddoigt IN $unta glrtnaS>

eingeleitct NIT elmer groB angeleg-
ten notwithstanding Don Ylod
Dtlama unb belie9clt nit einem
ibperen &apaueric5ui ianmenitoB
bel Surouiiuetnn, iieben Nleilen
iiioneItli6 BON Nlapa.
Die 6oIgen oieies ruiiiiben Sic
ges ntiiiien nun folsenOe iein: So
fortise 9erminoerune oes Drudes
auf 4arid)au; Die 9eutiden f0n-
nen Die BON @aridau nod Siten
iiibrenoen @iienbabnen ni6t utebr
beoroben; bic ruiiiiben Sruppen
am redten @eidielufer erbalten
@eIeeenbeit, oen 6IuB 5u iiberidrei.
ten mno ben finfen 6IiiseI Der 9eit.
ifen in Ser Hi6tiing aui 2oo5 81
be0roben.
9embera IA. 9e5. lleber
9onoon. 9Ibgeoroneter Merlno-
mitd, ein einilllBreifes Wfitglieo
ocs YoIenflubs oes oiterreihiideil
&ei6srats, per0ffentlid)t in eIner
polniihen 3cititug i'll 9enlberg
einen slufruf an aqe Golen in Sol,
oiplomatilfen uno 9iegierlinasltcl-
lungcn in @ien, alien ibren @iniluB
ba1in auf5ubieten, bob Selterreid-
llngarn cinen Separatirie0en nit
TuBlano obnr 9fiidiihtnabme cul
Erutihlanb abif)licBe. oenu gcraoe
jett ici Ger glugenbliI fiir Nclter'
reid oa, einen ebrenpollen, Srieocll
III erlanaen, ser fiir Die Monarbie
uno fir oic 9solcn in Der Nonar6ie
febr lpidltia mdre.
9erIin If. Ges. 1rabtlos
ii5er 9onoolt ISn BEN berte ausge-
gcbenen offiSiellen Mitteilungell oes
0auptqunrtiers beiBt es:
.,Scidte 9lngriffe ser SSran5oien
arf 5eiIe unierer Stealingen 5pi-
i6en Der Maas uno Den Sogeien
puroen ntiibelos 5uriidgeidlagen.
Sonit bot lid anf Dem iueltlihen
8riegsidaiipIab lihts @emerfens-
mertes ereignet.
Bon SitpreuBen uno Siiopolen
lit nidts 81 beridten.
.SSsin n0roliden Holen nebnlen
itniere Nperationen einen normalen
@crloui." (@orars berporgeht, oaB
HuBlono nit elmer nelien Sieges-
nadriht aus Noropolen ipieoer MN
fliu,fert. 9lnn. 3. &.)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-14
Sriten ifDl5 baranf, weil
es in ben SarbanneQen
geidab.
Sranfrei6s Sriessminiiterimm mel
bet srpRe Grfulse.
SentiAer nnrtlider Seriht trait oies
iebod Siiseu.
Mmdl Die &niien meloen iuieSer eim'
nal ceniaeioeubeu Sies".
Ser Fd balS ais erlusen beransitel-
len oiirfte.
Gubn Ses Sentihen HeihSfamslers in
rniiiider 0efnasenidlaft.
Sin snterbieiu nit bem sSelbmarldlall
BON Der 0ult.

0cnoon, Ia. 9e5. Eas Offi6ieue
4reB6ureou teilt nit:
r@eitern lit ltnier 1lnterieeboot y
If, 9ummanoont &npitanleiltnant
georman g. Solbroof, in Die 9aroa'
nenen eingefabren, fllbr trob miori-
aer Stronlung urter 5 Minenreibeil
unten ourd uno idoB einen Sorpeoo
ouf oas tiirfiihe 9riegsidiff Wtelln=
oieb ab, oos Die Ueinenfel0er beiuad-
re. Ob5par burh @eidiisfeuer uno
Iorpeooboote perfolgt, entfam Die y
If urlperiebrt, nobel iie INNER ilil'
teraeton6t mar, einrnal logar neitn
Shinoen lang unrrlterbro6en. Als
bie Neiiuoieb 5ulebt geieben Ditroe,
mar ibr8oroerteil bereits nerIunfen.
(Oie Meiiuaieb lit elm iebr altes
56iff, mar in England I'M Sabre
1874 erbout unb I'M Sabre 1908 IN
@enlo ilmgeballt nor6en. sic batte
cine geiasrtng BON 600 Wonn, 1712
Rnoten @eihminbigfeit, uno aIs
Souptbeitiidung 5ipei 9.25olige @e'
idiise.)
@erIin IA. Sea. 11eber Snag
mno 2onoon. Ger &orreiponbent 6es
neutrality-suspicious. inSofia telegra'
pbiert ieinem 8latte elm SSSrlterbiep
6as er nit SSeIomariha1 bon Der
@ole botte,s ais bieier auf bem @ege
nod 8uniiantinopel ourdJ 8ulgarien
ourhfarn. lteber 9elgien iaste Der
6eIomaridoIl:
r0ie Gage in 9elgien lit nornol.
9ie gepolferilng lit 5iir lteber5eii'
girng gefonnten, boB Die 9eutlder
Feline @orbaren iino. 9as 2e6er
nideIt ii6 pie in 6rieoens5eiten ab
uno Sonoel uno @erfebr tperoen bel
Ter. 0ie 9eIsier baben fir i1r 8a'
terlonS tapfer sefanlpft. SolHe
@eaner ioIlten eeebrt tperoen-~
9lmi cine fSrage iiber Die 8riegs.
Inge I'M gSelten ipies Der Seloninr'
ifoa oarnuf bin, ouB cine Irnee bon
Miaionen 9eutider IN Seinoeslano
itebe llno oie reiflten fran5oiil6en
Yrooin5en beiebt limo.
,@ir unteriddsen uniere 8egner
nidlt,~ flibr er tort. n9ie SSran5oien
uno @neIdnoer fampfen nit Sooes'
berad,tIug. aber mir gepinnen aa'
m1bIid Serrain uno iiuo iiber5eltgt
ouB eines Cages Ser g9ioerItan0 Scr
sSeinoe gebroden meroen miro.
9eutihInuo lit borbereitet, bet &rie9
inbreIona fortsufiibren. uno oieieuige
Settle miro getuinnen, Die am meiIten
nusbaIten fam umo Die bette Dis
siplin bot. 9ie 9egeiIte-
riina uno Der @eiit Der
oeiltihenS oIoaten. geitiist nod Surd
gitte @eriorgltng. oelien lino nil
fider. miro uns en0lid Sieger blei.
BEN laiien."
lleber oie Gage I'm Often ingte Der
Telomarihaa. er betrofte Die mi.
iiT5e Sffeniiue oils SebIi4Ias, oodj
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-14
Nns bem &OngreB.
Ter brittle Sag bcs @erb0rs NIT
Sefr. TGnicls.

Moibinaton. fl. Se5. &c.
nat uno Sous oes aon9reiies trnten
bolitc nIittng }ur SitlIna 5niammen.
Gs murocn pcrihicbcncgcipiei9ungs
%orIuocn I'M Saus cingebraht, ober
Die SoupttGtigfeit beiber SGiiier
ipielte iif in ocn 9lusiduB5immcrn
ab. Sefretdr 1onielS itano 3rm brit.
ten Wtal Dor Dem Warine 9lusiduB
Oes Sauies uno lieB lid betreffs Der
aricgs6ereitbeit res 9nn0rS perncb-
men
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-14
Gdlte, Stmrm llu0
Sdnee.
Ser gauge Often lcioet
nnter grOBer
&dltG.
Sdabisnns Der Sdliffabrt bnrdj
beftigen SdJnee.
Is 3Oa Sdmee fiel seitern abenb
in Sswesp, %. 3.
giurfulf, Ne6., NIT II @rnocn mnter
ginll, fGltelter Srt.

Gbicago, IA. Oes. Sieiige phi.
lantbropii6e @ereiniguneen ipurben
belte infoIge Der &dItc, Die gcltern
nbcno iiber Die gan5e @esei0 Der
NroBen Seen eefommen mar, nit
0ciuhel I'M Silfe beltiirlnt. Die
Senlperntur fiel iilnerboIb II Sturl.
Den bon 81 @rabcn alif geiIl bernb.
Ane itaotiiden 2ogicrbduier paren
nit S6bahloien bis 5iir 6aiiltnes.
froft gefiillt.
go 6 cite q. g., IA. 9e5. Ser
Stltrm, Der geitern abeno iino belite
friib ii6er bas Deitlide Seem Yorf 5oe.
bintcrlieb mebr oils einen SUB
Sdncc. 9anbltraben iinb blodiert
lmo Der 9etrieb Der giienbobnen uno
clcftrii6en @orortebobnen ber5ogcrt.
Gem Sturm folgte ein itnrfer Gem.
peratlrltur5.
" q | + I'M o n, Ia. Ge5. &GIs
teres SSetter I'M ganaen Often lit Die
Yropbe3eillng 0es @etterbureaus
fiir bciitc abenb un6 9ienstaa. ,Sn
allen iiiolifen Staaten, in Den are-
Ben nlittleren. SGIern ilno in ser
Seen=Gegen0 itiir5te bette bic Scm-
peratltr lm6 i'm 3aI oes obercE
Niiiiiiiippi llnb Der norbIi6en 9Srai.
rie itanb bns Guediilber uitter 9tllu.
aoItluefter SisnaIe maren in
9telIcnglan0, Hetp g)orf, 9eIamare,
.Garplanb unb @eit=@irginia aus.
geitccft. nit 9lusnabme oes iiib-
lihcn SIoriSo oiirften beute obeno
ale iiiOctlantiiben unb @olf-Staa-
ten @eiricrtcnIperatltren baben.
Ger iiibIifc Stitrn1, Der geItern
iein Centrum in gllabama bate, 5og
hcittc Gil Der Maine.&iiite ieetpGrfs.
Gr lieB binter iid beoentenoe
Sd)ncemcngcn in Seilen BON 6eits
england. 9tep 0orf, BennipInania,
Sbio rnO ben besireigen 9iitriften
Der nlittIcren atlnntiIhen Stnnten.
Stnrmiignale iinb tpieber BON Sat.
teros bis @altport aisgeiteft.
Ser bcffigite SdneeiaG miro nit
- Sod aus Osmeeo, u. g., bent
@ctterbureau gemeloet.
Mort IF, So, ii. 9e5. Durdl
ben 9eitrigen Stlirm an ben Struno
gctrie6en, iist iebt ell unioentifi-
5icrter Gompfer afpei MeiIen fi,o-
lid onn oatteras felt. Se6ensretter
linO hinausgcfabren.
Smo Ia. &eb., II. Ge5. Gas
fGItcIte @intcrpetter berridte beiite
in oieIcn Cell bes 9anbes. geor-
foIf, 9fcb., uel0ete 21 @raoe inter
Tal. Sieben @rabe inter gtlia
mar 6os Wiinllnum IN omaha.
@Iouceiter, Woli., IA. 0e5.
Ser Greimalter @lla Ni. Storer.
Ser acitern abcno binter Dog Sar
9rcoflpotcr Shiie Dor benz Sturn
gcind)t battc. muroe beute an ben
StranO gctricbcn unb lit nun elm
poIlItdnOicca @raf. Sas Terional
lit gerettct.
2nlutb, Minn., IA. 0el. I'll.
llItb iror heutc lllter einen Ytor0'
minb, Der Dos Guefiilbcr an II
@raoe inter 9tlll berabtricb
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-14

fiir5lid III ser @egeno ser @SearI-
SSnieIn. Die 60 Mcilcn iiiooitli6 Don
Der Staot banana liegen.
2ie Nunoes- Sorpeboboot Ger
itorcr biirften observation-disclosures
uerri6ten uno prompt iebes &rie1s-
id]ifi einbolen, ons Die &anaI-Re9i.
Iationen nift bead)ten ionte.
SSln 6aIle oes &oblenidifies Mal-
lima miro geiagt, oab es obne alo-
rieruuespapiere unS Sanitdts- Ger
tiiifat, iopie ohne aoble uno 9sab-
rlugsmittel eintraf. IS periitdJte,
SorrGte i'm 8etrage bon $4,000 sil
faufen, bic anideinenb fir ein
@eibnndts 9iner elmer groBcn
2abI BON 9serfoncn beltiinmt maren.
Mian nerlucigerte Der Malina Die
%orr1tc iulo lie erbielt ben 9efebl,
bic aanalgclpGiier 5u perlaiien, lpell
lie niht ibren 9eitinnliingsort oil
geben moIItc. 9lebnli6 perbielt es
lif nit Dem 9oblenidiff Troteli-
laus.
Bottom, il. 9e5. Goparo e.
Ntucde Don San Srancisco, Der
a. rritaniihc gSi:e &Oniul III
Sql .quc, Chile, filbr gcItern nit
Dem Tonnpier Gonnpia nod europa
ab. l'r iiterbringt ell perionllfea
S6reiben oes YrdliOcnten SSilion
oil ben beuti6eu &aiier, oas ibm
bel Der Suhe nah ieincr @attin be-
bilflit icin ioa, Die bcim ar;eJs-
ousbruh in Seltiblan6 ipeiltc nm
icitber nifts bon lid batte borel
loiien. Diiicfc fiird]tct, oaB ielne
,Srau franf uno obne @clo lit. Sor
iiber eincn Sabr ging lie 6mefs
@ieoererIanounB ibrer @elllobelt
nah 9cutihIano un0 naf sllls=
brudJ ocs arieges bortcn ibrc erlefe
oui, oie ipnit Mllefc regelntdBlg err
Ilalten bate. Canals" iagtc er,
,,botfcn ibr oic Ncrjt, gcruten, lid)
ins SpitaI su bcgebcn, uno ih
CLAUDE, oaB lie i'll irgenoclner In-
Italt franf barnicOcrlieJt
9tem Dorf, ii. Ge5. 10000
2suben limb aus Noli5ien nah @ic1
eef(ober, ME ein 9ricf bebauptet,
Sen beutc Oas hiciigc 9lmcrlcal
S,seluiib Neliei Committee Dor Der
Sclterrcitii0cn Giraclitiifcn 9Il=
liam, in @ien erhaltcll bot
r0alisien rurbc ais sSelo mlllta-
riid)er Spcrationen fait Don Der
gunSen Observation-Disclosures &C.
rdunlt," beiBt cs III Dem 9ricl.
.@egenipGrtia beiinoen lid bier
10000 iiioii6e tSliittlinge aus
@ali,ien, non beiten 10000 ablolili
mitteIlos Iino. g9eitere $4,000 per
armte iiihii4c 6liihtIinac mnroer
in MGbren imb 10000 III Nobmell
in 9arrofen ltntcrgcbradt. Siele
10000 arulen &llbcn lcbcn III
eroBter 91ot.
9tem Yorf. IA. Ge5. Ser fran
soIiI6e Garnpicr ,SloriOa, Der bie1
oti leiner ,Sabrt Don Sapre nnh 9tci1
gorf ie6s Gage iiberialliN lit, ba'
laitt ttncr aabelnadri6t aus 6ranf
reid oil sic bieiige Office Der Stnt'
5rit 5piupr 9lhtahrt ON %. 9topembel
nihts bon lid, boren loiicn. Nit le
beln Gage pGbit Die Gorge nm on;
Sd,ifiaI oes Sdifies. Gie ,Sloriba
Gin Stiff non 1898 5onncn. hot =
aubincn. ilno - 3miihenbcds -Eal
iaaiere oil @oro. Soeftiae 9toropclt
itiirne featen fiir5lifl iibcr Den Slt
Iontii6enS5can im6 Die Clinic gIuubt
oaB bas g9etter Die 9Infilnft oe4
Sdiffes per5o9ert habe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-14

Die eiraise fdsri3e oeitf'
f6e Beit,,ns IN 2ai@iSau.
pef6e Die pepef9eu DER
HG. YreHe 6rinst
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-14
9Smrbe 105 Sabre alt.

MiohIeb ORC, @t.. IA. 9e5.
Rcb. Seogipid ". @iomell. unecblif)
Der Gltcite Mctbooiitcn- NaItor in Die
lem 9onoe, itarb geirern i'm Sitter bon
tO5 2Sabren. Gr Iebtc in Golt 0tioo=
leboro, icitoem er iid nad 75-jabri-
ger 1Gtigfcit aIs Toitor ms Hripotle-
ben 5uriidgc3oeen botte. 9lm 6. DC
senlbcr 1909 feicrtc er ieinen bum
bertiten 0eburtstcs. inoem er in Der
3urffirhe cine Erehigt bielt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-14
Sdmpicr iiir @nnbesgcz
ri1tc.
8ahnratcn i'm Stdatc upn Staats-
SberaeridDt III cntiflcioen.

g4aibington, IA. Gc5. @un-
ocsgcri6te III Wfidligon fonncn nidt
iihor ,sabrurciic ser 9ahnen inner
balb bcs Stnatcs entideioen. nahoen
c.ln,al Oas 9Ridi9oner S6er9erift
Die &atcn antgebeiBcn bat Gas Siln-
bes-Sberacriht cntifieo bcllte 10 lmo
aab oornit Scr Wfid)iauner Stadts-
Observation-Disclosures. Die geipille
&aten Ser 3etroit & Dfadinom Sobn
rcou,iert bate.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-14
Ter ennliihe Sdlr

Ter engliid)e S6riititeQer
Conan Goplc ifimpit aui 9eutih.
lano. Gr lit miitcno. Sem Cher.
lod @plmcs iudlt ihon ieit Wionn-
ten nah Spilren engliiber Sieee
uno iinoet lie ni6t.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-27

presently remarked. Wonder who IT
can be?"
What was learned during the word
less, curious inspection was about all
the information respecting Number
1873 that was to be vouchsafed dur
ing the succeeding months. During
that time it was scarcely possible that
any person could have come or gone
within the eighteen hours that are the
liveliest Of the twenty-four, without
attracting somebody's attention at the
PoWhatan. For as the weeks passed
and the shades remained down By
day, and the windows dark by night
curiosity grew apace; the house be
came more and more a fruitful topic OF
speculation; and with it's secret trout
constantly staring one in the face, the
least sign of life or activity must have
been noted
Why should anybody want to main
tain such persistent, unnatural eeciu-
sion?
Inquiry at the estates office build
ing was productive of no enliehteu-
ment. Considerable difficulty was ex
perienced in gaining access to the
manager; then he at once denied Mum
Der 1885 occupancy. Whereupon
Tom Phinney felt that the Powhatans
committee was not being treated with
the Difference which it unquestionably
deserved
See here he said, humping the
desk under the managers nose; your
confounded house Is situated right
across the street from the Powhatan
club"
For the first time the managers
eye contained a CLEAN of interest. He
interrupted. '>-.. -,.-ss4,~.y....----
Isn't Mr.. Percy Bonner on your
house committee?" he inquired
Eyes, he is" returned Tom, not re-
ceding in the least from his determined
stand. He waited a moment, but as,
the CLEAN died in the managers eye,
proceeded.
"Our body is select, you must be
aware, and we are proud of the quiet
responsibility of our neighborhood.
There's enough influence In our mem
2ership to run out anything of shady
nature-we won't stand for it, in
short"
ine manager acknowledged the JUS
tice of this ultimatum, but merely
laid: IF you see or hear anything
wrong, run 'em out; don't care"
I'VE have right to know who our
neighbors are" insisted Tom.
Inquire Of them" said the mana
ger; Il can't tell you"
DO you mean to say you don't
know ?"-incredulously.
Just that. The present tenant new
err applied to us at all-have never
seen him, in fact. Occupancy of the
house was arranged in quite another
manner. Really, gentlemen, that is all
| am at liberty to tell YOU"
And the Powhatan's committee was
bowed politely out.
1t was not for nothing that the
house was called the House of Mys-
terry. ~. Y
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CHAPTER II.
On the Stroke of the Hour,

A perpetual mien of impassivity
which effectively repulsed advances
or familiarities on the part of the
strangers and persons whom he dis
liked, was perhaps Rudolph Van Vech,
tens most noticeable physical char
acteristic; for an impressive face, and
the ease of manner which customarily
accompanies it, is due to one of two
things: Either q set of sympathetic
emotions that are sadly atrophied, or
else an acquired self-control SO habit
ual that every genuine feeling is per-
fectly masked. In either case habit is
not long in asserting itself. And it
has been shown that Mr.. Rudolph Van
Vechten was capable of being startled
and astonished.
On the present occasion, therefore,
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clocks striking the hour chap will
go up that stoop, ring the bell and be
admitted"
What Go you mean" -bluntly.
Been -ppcd off to anything about our
House of Mystery '"-the second ques-
ton with kindling interest.
The other, however, shook his head.
"The bets fair one,' he said And
he repeated it. "You are always 80
devilish hard up that thought you
would like to pick up a hundred. You
can take it or leave It,"
"Oh, I'll take you fast enough" Tom
made haste to agree. "Your moneys
as good as anybody's. But sit here till
noon? I don't think! I haven't break
tasted yet"
you pamper that gross appetite of
yours. Well breakfast together. There
will be something to talk about, who
ever wins; for, truly, something is
happening across the way at last"
Tom was Immediately all eager in
quiry, but to his opportunities Van
Vechten opposed the one injunction
Wait" So Tom grumbled and growled
to no purpose, and was in and out OF
his chair a dozen times during the
period Of waiting, though he made 1t a
point to settle himself there some min
utes before the hour of noon. He sat
glowering darkly at his friend and ut
tering sarcastic remarks which the
latter apparently did not hear.
However, the alert watchfulness that
lay behind Van Vechten's imperturb-
ability was infectious, and as the preg-
nant moment drew nearer and nearer
Tom himself fell to scanning the
street, which was quiet and oppres.
sively respectable, and never crowded
with traffic of any sort, even on work.
days. On Sundays it was practically
deserted all day long especially mid.
summer Sundays.
There was no word from Van Vech.
ten until he quietly announced:
Here he comes"
Tom Phinney craned forward He
beheld stalwart, we'll set-up young
man in shabby suit, approaching on
the opposite walk. He scrutinized him
intently.
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he did not long permit his amazement
to fiaunt itself. Quite soon he was
the same imperturbed Individual whose
presence had surprised the club at
tendant few minutes previously.
1t occurred to him by and by that
while he had missed witnessing the
strangers entrance into the House of
Mystery, it did not necessarily follow
that he must fail to see him when he
emerged Sooner or later the man
must depart.
Van Vechten was eminently well
qualified to wait, since all his energies,
and such ambition as he possessed,
were directed toward that most labori-
Gus of all tasks, killing time;" despite
which, backed by considerable fer
tility of invention, most of the min
utes of each passing day fitted by,
leaving him more bored than ever So
he resolved to keep his station at the
window-all day If necessary-ands sat
isfy his curiosity respecting the mans
general appearance.
The first twenty minutes or so were
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Moses and green epectacles!" he
voiced in establishment. You! Out
of bed this time of day? Sunday, tool"
He hurried to his friends side and ex'
amined him critically.
Seen doctor yet? You'd better. II
you're not able I'll go fetch old Pottle
sleeps here, you know"
These remarks were ignored.
Draw up chair" was the response
mo, not that stuffy one; it makes
me perspire only to look at 1.-THE will
low rocker"
Tom did precisely as he was direct
ed. "Well?" he grunted, cycling Van
Vechten with concern that was only
half simulated. But in moment he
felt his gaze impelled to follow his
friends.
whats up?" he demanded, staring
hard-even belligerently-att the silent
House of Mystery.
Van Vechten listlessly consulted his
watch, stifled yawn. and then said:
twenty-five minutes to twelve. I'll
lay you hundred that while the
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Excepting that it was SO nicely
timed, there was nothing dramatic
about the mans advent. Tom even in.
dulged in a disdainful "Huh!"-not
withstanding which he was sensible OF
a distinct thrill when, few seconds
later, the young man mounted the
steps of Number 1913, rang the bell,
and after the now familiar preliminary
measures on the part of the unseen
door-tender, was admitted.
And all the while the clock in the
club hall was Ginning the hour OF
noon.
ITO be Continued0
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When the finest home-buying chance
in years is open to you, you'll get the
news in the Real Estate For Sale"
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ITO be Continued.)