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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-14
@elamtDOtnnl war grDBel,
als es je DDrbcr
gcwelen.
Osborn nno Sifinipn bic Banner
tragcr DER Hepmblifancr.
Nartinbnlc nmo S5cineman inn Nsett-
lanf anf sDeitcm Glat.
glbnabme bes @utnms Der Scmufra-
ten nnb Erpgrchipen.

2omiing, Ytid)., ii. Sept. Die
pom StaatsDepartement iiir Die
ltaatlide ,3ablnngsbcbOroe tabulier.
ten poult1noigen 3ablcn iibcr oic
fiirSlid)cm Erini1ripablcn gebcn 2u-
rcm 8. SifinIon BON Charlotte cine
Tlitralit6t bon SOB Stinllnen ilbcr
Gopio 6. 0eincnlan BON Gctroit, Der
lih INN Die republifdniihe 9tOnliiln-
tion fir oas 9Imt ocs 9cutnant.8oii=
beriteurs beiparb. 2os 8clanltpo-
tun fiir Die brei aanbioatcn Oicics
Anltcs NOR t75 997 Stimmen ppn
ocnen 60,4t0 auf 9urcn 8. 0idin-
ion, 59,9O7 ouf Iapio g. Soeineran
BON Gctroit imo 55.6S0 uif Golpin
:. Gmrts uon tSIint cntficleil
0as 8eianltpotlinl, Oaa fllr ote
fiinf rcpublifoniid)en @pupcrncurs-
aanoioaten ab9egcben lpltroc. mar
202,175. 0attc man Dor oenFrlnnr-
lpablcn angcnonlnlen, OaB Die @ubl-
betciIigirng MIR cine gerlnge lclll
miro, 10 ertpies iie lid III &ahrbeit
ais 9!eforobrcder. Gas groBtc
Totlln, oos iriiber bel cincr republi-
fnniihen Hriindrlpotl ob9egcben
nuroc. crfolatc i'm Sabre 1908, als
@arner,' @roolep uno Garlic liefcn
inlb cin 8cionltpotim Don 20O,9O1
Stimnlcn dbgcgcbcn muroc
Gbaic z. Ssburn's Tlhrolitot
iiber ,Sreberid &. Martinoalc. Der
oenr Monn pom 500 om nahlten
fom, iIt 1O,463 Stimnen uno 0tor.
tinoole crbiclt 1905 Stimmen mebr
oIs @roesbed. Ios @otiim iiir 8ou-
perneur Itano: Gboic 3. Osborn,
5S,40S; 3Sreoerid g. Wtartinoale
IL, 7,942; suer. :. 8roesbef. 43.131
g0iniom 2. Clinton. sc. 0.433: George
6. Gais, 22,24S.
@oitpcrneur 6erris, Scr olti Dem
ocnlofratiiden 5ifct feline Sppo'
iition hotte, erbielt 3t.299 Stim'
men. @or 3lpci ESubren erbiclt er IN
ocn Trim6rlpablcn 39,457 Stimmcn.
Senru n. Tattcnaia. progrelliper
G,oltpcrnclirs aonoioot crhielt bios
699S Stimmcn in ocn Trinldripob'
fen. p0hreno im1Sahre 1912 6 9@bit'
ncn @otfins rllnb 10000 Stimnleu
omi iid pcreinigte
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-14
&abltag lit Maime.
Erpgrciiiuc babrn Snm eriten Ial
Dullcs Sifet i'm 1yeloe.

PORTLAND, Nie.. If. Sept. lll-
fer prGdltigcm @ctter brah bcute Der
@abltag fiir 9fnie berein. GUM
erlten 0iale ipcrbon Oic Ero9rcllipcn
I'M gon5en Staatc fiir cin poaltinoi-
ges Tartci. Sifct ltinlmcn mno Don
ser StGrfe ibrcs %otiinrs miro Der
9lusfaa Der @oblcn iiir Die &onoi-
bnten Der olioren Enrtcicn abb1ngen
@oup. @iaianl :. Sooinca. Rcpubli-
foner. Der lid nm Die Nie0erlpnbl
bepirbt bat Yfapor Saflcp s. Gur-
tis BON Tortlono, Gcmofrat, 0albcrt
+. @aroner Don Hatter 3Srogreiii-
Der, 1Sreocrid q. Sbcpparo bon @o-
terrible, Trobibitionilt. uno FerCD j.
Nioric bon %ortlano. So5ialiit 3u
@egnern. &cpublifoner. Gemofra-
ten, Grogrciiiue unh So3iaIiitcn ba-
ben &anoibaten fiir Die bier aongreB-
1iltriftc pom Wioine I'M 6cloc. wdb-
reno in 3pcien Oieier Giitrifte auh
Trobibitionilien onfgeitcllt ipuroen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-14
eli lIfbfrlebenoe gcrettet.
&aren NiitslieSer Der Stefansiun.
Grpebitiun nadl bcm Eul.
,Sattcn iid pum @raf Der &arlnf
nah @rangel SslanS gcrettct.

9tomc, 9llasfo, t3. Sept. (,sn
Der llcberlieferung per5ogert.) Ter
9unoes 3oQfltter Bear trof bier
beutc nit eff lleberle6eiroen oes Ser
ionals BON Stefansion sGrpeOitions-
Sd)lff 2arIllf Gin, Die Ourd Den Ga.
ioline Sduner Sing onb Dinac
pon Mrangcl (slnno gerettet uno
olif Oic9car transferiert iuuroen. Gic
lleberlebcn0cn limo: @m. 9oiro Mc-
ainlcp, Maanctifer. 9luoe 9anf.
S6ottlano; Sabn Ntltnroe, 6aupt-
Sngcnieur; 9eft @iGianlion, 5peiter
lSngenierr; 9iobert Sen1plenlon, Ste-
maro; Grnit 9baie, 9lliiitentsSte.
lparo; HObcrt ScnpIeman, Stelparo;
@rnit Gbaic, Sliiiitellt Stelparo;
6reo " 0iaiirer, @ei5cr; W1atrofe
oaolcp, Gin @sfilno, icinc ,Srau imo
5pci ain0er. George Stepart MaI-
lof, 6cologc, pon @nmilton, Ont,
uno George grettp. Elm Seiser, Itor-
ben oil Sforbnt otf Der ,SnieI uno
mur0en 6ort bcgroben.
@iornc 0tnmen, 9liiiitent Sopo.
graph rno 0cologe, BON Gbriitiania.
9orpcacn. ifob lid oiird einen im-
gIiidlid]cn 3ltfan nit ieiner eiQenen
,Slintc iulo crIa9 0cn TerIcslingen.
@r muroc nih oIi DER SSniel be-
itottct.
sldt 0d1nncr lperoen perillibt un0
nnn bdlt iie fiir tot.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-14
SapriidDcr SrunprinS unS 0eeringen
an Der WiUiel.
Sinoenbnras glrmee lift iiber Die
ruiiiidDe @reuse gesangen.
SunSun erflGrt rniiiIdle Sicges-
oepcidlen iibertricben.
Sclgier nad) Sffeniiue iuieSer nadl
glutiperpcm geSrdngt.
Samge 2unSpner geridlte iinS MIR
yplle Samellen".

9on0on. IA. Sept. Gie Simes
meloet aus Boris:
Der fonlnonoiercn0e @eneral
pom &aris bat cine balbe Wfillion
friIher Srltppen sur Seriiigilng, Die
uoraitsii6tli6 sur 8erfolgllug oeS
,Seinoes peroen benubt peroen. Sle
Iahriht. oaB Die Geliti6en BON
EOnt q MolIiIon bis ct. Die 5rrild-
fanen, 5eigt. oab fiuf oentlde
N(rrneen, oie oes Generals BON &lnd,
ocs 8enerols bon 8iiIom, 0es &ron-
briilsen ;Srieori6 8ilbelrn, Oes Ser
,oaS bon @iirttenberg nno O1e
W2oielarinee lid nuf Dem &ild5ng
bcfinoen. Die Sdpierigfeit oes
Riidsngs lit iebr groB uno es lie9t
Die W0glihteit Dor, oaB Die Irmeen
lueroen oerrli6tet peroen. ebe lie ore
@rense erreihen. IS iheirtt, oaB ole
9elltIhen oie natiirlife 9iiidjugs-
Iinie ourf oos Sal Der Die per-
loIien unO iid meiter oitlid 0lr6 Die
Champagne 5uriif5ieber, no oas
8erroin piel idipieriger lit. 8enn
lie oos nirflif tun, 10 lit fiir lie mir
mebr cine &erbiioiing purbanoen,
Die ifber @ioet, 9tnnllir ltno Slttid.
Die onoeren 8erbinoiIngslinlen lino
our6 @eldiise BON Serlln be-
berriht."
Gin anoerer Simesfprreiponoent
meIoet bon einen Tunfte fiinf Dtel'
len fiiolid bon Sronins I'M Geparte-
uent Seine ct Vforne:
,,@eneral pon &liid bat auf 1el-
nern 3iid3ug tpenig @iocrItano &C.
fullben nno id) CLAUDE, OaB tein gro
ser g8ioeritono benbiiftigt mar Die
glniierten boben Die Ieutidlen 'ent.
ifieoen in cine Sale gelodt. Die
9riten lodten Die 0eiitihen INNER
peiter in Die Sale binein, DGbreno
Die 9euti6en eloubten, baB Die Sri-
ten fIieben. slls tie oann Eropins
erreid)t botten, idIug Die Sale 81. "
Der Silnesforreiponoent IN Sor-
oeaur lit Der Aniid]t. 0oB Die oeitt-
ifen geieoerlagen elm pollItdnoIges
9ebocle fiir Die 0eilti9en gerporoen
iirio,
(sontit boben Die &orrelponocn'
ten ser Simes ihon einen 9lor-
reifen Sieg errlngen, Der pon Den
glaiierten MIR mebr ausgeniltt 5i'
ueroen brauht. glnnl. b. H.)
Rom, iiber Tnris, IA. Sept. Sas
giornole o'SSStalia beridtet na6 Den
gr3dblunaen zines aus Samburg
suriidgcfcbrten Heiierlben, SaB Sanl-
bura in einer idredIiden Sage III,
neil Sungersnot uno 9IrbeitSlolig'
felt bcrritt. Gin SusenS gier
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-14
6eordn9te 1eberiibt iiber
Ole Sage.

Wad ben ben niprmaunen Die berbanpt baben fann,
besnnt @ Die in 6rmfre emseaaeme Sente @rmee aamabid
5urid5n8ben nnb lnfc SHse eet mod beftisen @
beritanb
Der bemth aronprns ein Ser Iadbaridaft %erbnu
iene Stennsn baten nnS %onn Sben ungegrffen
baben Der bemc Veridt mebe oak cine efe Snns inbu
lid %ebnn genpmmen nnb Sdnh Der Harne
nnb cine amSere on Der pberen NUe im eanse t.
Ginc ofeae Barrier elbnns nnhmttns ins, baf bic
Semidlen Hd umberaa" smrnd5ieben.
Die Serdte nber bic Sample in HniHd You nnb GnIisen
miberipreen chamber Gs deint bak bic Seierre duere
Teoerlagem etten baben abcr immer mod sdben bernb lei
en 10 bak nt Saran gesueife nnn baf bic rnen
Mebmnaen elmer ponsm %ernnns Der Oterreier aber
trieben Inb
Mad benthn Seren ustc Dem Siee bes Generals Gin
onbns cin weiterer Srnmpb Der bndm au in Der 8esub
&6nissberg.
Die besifen Srnppen baben mieSer Die Sffenhne ersfen
mnkten d aber snrifebe Sic bgrInben HIfsng oam
oak e asen, lie mpten bic Semden nid ubunbetnus
StaSt grnHe reisen
Die Serben rnbmem fd nod INNER Wterer Gruse Iber bic
Seiterreifer.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-14
9ie Sorts BON Serbnu Dou 0er
arouprinSemarmee beido6tm.

fOitet 3ebn @tarf. Strides 6leiid
mus nit fabelbaften Yreiien be5ablt
rperoen. Der @erfe6r babe gdn5li6
aufgeb0rt lmo i'm Safen liegen 1900
Sdiffe miiBie.
8or0eaur, IA. Sept. Ser
friibere Otinilter oes sleuBcren 8a-
briel Sanotaur lpen0et i'll einem Ir-
tifcl I'M iigaro Dem General SSoffre,
Der fran5oiiiden 9lrmee l1o Den bri-
tiI6en 9lQiierten bobes Sob. Der
@arrptarteil an ben Siegen Der
Iaiicrten lei Dem britii6en S6er-
fommanoanten GSelOmoridaa 6ren6
III oanfen. 9eIonoers 5u loben iei.
mie Oelifat General 6reilh altf Die
&riegsplGne bes Generals Soffre
cingegangen iei.
9on0on IA. Sept. @rpreB
/ eloet aus Nnris:
Sic 8erluIte, sic Die 9eutihen
on aanoQerie erlitten baben, lino
ii6erlpGltigeno. Gin 0ertider &u.
pallerie-Sffi5ier, ser Elm 8elperber
in oen Olpnlpiiden Spielen gelpe-
len mar 1rno Nun gefangen in SSranf-
reid peilt. ihdtt, oaB beionoers III
8elgien Die 9eltti6en 5lpei Srittel
ibrer Yfer0e Derloren baben. Sie
&feroe ber9lrtiaerie ieien berange5o.
gen moroen, nm Ser &anaQerie 5u
oienen, 1uto trotoem ieien groBe
aaonIlerie9 9bteiIun9en ginotigt gene.
len, 5li marihierell tpie bic ISniante-
rie."
Saris, IA. Sept. General
9oiQouo, elmer Der Seloen bon Ma-
roffo. beiudte oas Soipital, oils er
beritGnoigt moroen mar. oaB iein
Sobn gefollen lit. @r crbleifte
beim @intritt uno jlpei Srdnen roll
ten ibm iiber Die @nngeil Oann aber
muroe er iuieoer felt lu1o lebte Die
ISnlpeftion oes 2u5aretts fort.
Cine 9lbteilitng BON 700 @efangc.
nen mo t64 |erplnoeten, nle Ser
preubiide @orbe angeb0rig, fanuen
olrf] Gorbiel, iiiooltlif Don Taris,
ourf). 9lQe maren eri6opft uno fait
berbnngert.
n D III, IA. Sept. &onia Gictor
emanuel entpfing Sen io3inIiltiihen
3Siibrer 9eonioo 9ergamashi. Der
ibm iiber Die Stellitngnnbnle Der
italieniihen So5ialOenlofratie i'll Scr
cilrppGiifen &onfla9ration 9eri6t
crltnttete
Taris, 13. Sept. Ger &iidju0
Der 9lrn1ee oes Generals pom 9lud
pollsiebt iih nnh BEN lesten 9taG-
ri6ten in GROCER @ile. Der offiSielle
Seridt pon geitern n6eno fonitatiert,
oaB oie auf Der 8erfolgung begriffe-
nen 9lliierten nit Dem 3eirlOe 6iib-
Iltna baben lrno Die 9lisne iiber-
ihritten baben. go Die 9eitti6en
1teben, me1B man nl0f geildu (SD=
gIeid man ihnen sSiibliing bat2 Die
Siibliing i6eint alio nidt gan5 10
gut 81 iein. glnm. .. ~, ooh
glnu6t man nidt, bnB lie anf Der
9inie Soiiions-&beims @ioerItano
leiiten meroen, ia fpabriheinlih mer-
0en tic nid)t baIten. bepor iie nidt
bic belgii6e @rense crreift baben
3luei Irittel oes @eges nod Der
@rcn5e babn lie breits 5ilriifAelegt.
S6eftige &egengiiiie am Samstag nno
Sonntag MAIDEN ibren Riidsuq nod
beihmerlider. 5unal Die fliebenoen
5ritppen oiid) Die 42O Miaimeter.
Nlorier mitiiibren. nit oenen Taris
bonibaroiert peroen iollte. Die
glrlneen oes Generals bon @auien
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-14
Selbitm0rbcrin gefmnoen.

Saginop. 9iid., If. Sept.-
Srl. @ernic Seight, 26 Sabre alt,
6ic ieit elmer @Ode uerniBt mrroe.
muroe aeItcrn ais Seihe aus oem
SaainolpfluB ge3oger Gin Seioen
idcint oas Nfdofen in Oen Zoo &C.
trieben Al baben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-14
Nas Csrobeben in Bern.

GINA. Eeru. II. Sept. 3ic Gro
bcbcn i'm 1epartement9frcqiiipo bait
crn tort. @citern lpiiroen IN Gora-
peli. oas lcttc @ode 5erItort muroe,
80 beitigc INN menincr beftige Sto-
ne reailtriert-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-14

Die eir5ige fdgri8e oe,tf.
f@e geitun9 in 2aioRtsan.
per8e Die 9epeF@ea Der
HH. YreHe 6rtusf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-14

Scmtc nadlt nnS murecn bcipolft
nno mGrmer; murgcn oiellcid)t
&csemidjnner; itarfcr Siioiuinb.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-09-04
ABLE EXPERIMENTS
DR.. Alexis carreIs Wonderful
Progress in Research.
Clever Physician Of Rockefeller instl-
tute Tells Of Keeping Cells Alive
Two and Half Years Out
Of tho Body.

New York.-Dr. Alexis Carrel. OF
the Rockefeller Institute, has, from
time to time, told of the progress of
his experiments in keeping living It's
sue alive In glass jars.
He describes some connective tissue
derived on January IT. 1912. from the
heart of a chicken embryo seven days
old. This is still living and growing.
though 1t is now two years and half
since 1t was taken from the chick.
THE fragments of heart pulsated
for 104 days and gave rise to very
large number of connective tissue
cells" wrote Doctor Carrel. This means
that 1t not only lived but grew. These
last two years." continued Carrel, "and
produced o large amount of connective
tissue. At present a great many cul-
lures are obtained from the strain ev-
cry week"
Doctor Carrel measures the growth of
piece of this tissue by removing a
fragment from a culture, washing 1t
in Ringer solution. placing 1t in a new
medium, and after 4S hours measuring
around 1t. THE fragments of tissue"
he says, usually double In 4S hours"
The rate of growth varies with the me-
dium, but under favorable circum-
stances the ring of new tissue has
grown from one-twelfth to one-tenth
of an inch in 4S hours.
An extraordinary fact noted by Doctor
Carrel is that the amount of new It's
sue. produced by a given culture Of
this same strain today is almost double
the amount produced year ago. In
other words. this tissue is stronger
than 1t was originally.
Doctor Carrel compared the rate Of
growth of this two-and-a-half-year-o
tissue with that of fresh tissue from
the heart Of chick embryo eight days
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-09-04

Fragment of connective tissue, taken
after Is months. from n culture taken
from the heart OF an embryo chicken on
january H. 1912. Above. one hour after
being placed In fresh medium: below. 4s
hours later. showing the growth of the
tissue In that time. Enormously magni-
fled: the width of the ring OF new tissue
in the lower picture Is In reality about
one-tenth Of an inch.
old and found after As hours that "the
tissue which had become adapted to
life in vitro had increased much more
rapidly than the fresh tissue"
IF we exclude accidents" concludes
Doctor Carrel. connective tissue cells
like colonies of infusoria. may prolifer
ata indefinitely"
This is by far the most remarkable
contribution to the problem of life
outside the body that has yet been
made. demonstrating that some, at any
rate. OF the cells that make up the
bodies of animals have in themselves
power not only of independent life,
but of drawing from a suitable medi.
um the material necessary to growth,
and thus of reproducing themselves
for a seemingly indefinite time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-09-04

quite by accident that his eye alighted
upon the right place-an indescribably
shabby building, age-worn and de
crepit, pinched between two sky
scrapers. He stopped the motor and
viewed the entrance with doubt and
disfavor. But there was no mistaking
Il: from the curb, Brownlow's name
could be seen on the directory board
Just inside the entrance.
There was not even an elevator, SO
Tom was obliged to climb two flights
Of stairs. dark and dirty, to a suite of
dingy offices, In the outer of which two
old. white-hnired clerks bent over pom
derous ledgers without so much as
deigning him a glance. and trim
young lady, affording sharp note OF
contrast to her surroundings, pounded
upon a typewriter. 1t was she who
recognized his presence with bright.
smiling regard. who took his card
and disappeared into another room.
and who returned presently to say
that Mr.. Brownlow would see him at
once in his private office.
The farther Tom went, the more In
credible II became that this could be
the business habitat of the Koh!nur's
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-09-04
NUIsANCEs IN DAILY LIFE
Many People Who, Through Thought
Iessness, Allow Themselves to Be
Guilty Of Dlseourtesy.

In the Woman's Home Companion
appears an article entitled Little
Courtesies of Social Life" in the
course of which the author mentions.
as follows. a few people who make
nuisances of themselves:
Other discourtesies you meet in
private as well as in public. Do we
not all know the man or woman who
takes up book or paper and reads
while others In the circle are talking?
Do we not meet every day the persons
who discuss together people and places
and things they know and we don't?
Does any one OF US escape the trial Of
the interrupted who breaks in upon
our best story with an irrelevant ro-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-09-04
FROM AN OLD RECORD BOOK
Interesting Data on the Cost Of Dying
100 Years Ago In Old
Kentucky.

Hopkinsville. Ky.-At the term OF
court held here December IA. 1901, we
find the following on record:
Ordered that John Clark be allowed
for boarding and finding and attending
upon Francis Leafftus when sick, 81
days, the sum of SO.
For keeping horse. drenching and
doctoring OF him when foundered, 50
days, $12.
For wriding 3 days on Leafftus
business. SO.
For paying the doct. for wriding.
s1.67
For finding for the doctor. SOC.
For all my trouble in burying of
him, finding planks. getting the coffin
made. and for liquors and yictuals fur
nished at the burying, the sum of $17."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-09-04
BOOK III
Aboard the Kohinur.
Tom Finds Employment.
CHAPTER !.

Tom Finds Employment.
II was in an exceedingly detected
frame OF mind that Tom Phinney.
alone in Van Vechten's huge siN-cylin-
der car. made his way to Maiden Lane
In search of Mr.. Brownlow. The low
state of his feelings was in large
measure owing to a condition that had
grown really imminent and personal
only during the last few minutes: one
that meant renunciation OF all his past
mode of living and realization OF a
necessary readjustment to an uncer-
tain future: he had turned over a new
leaf. foresworn idleness and frivolity.
and was going to work!
Gloomy meditations darkened his
handsome face. and in his preoccupa.
ton he wasted a good quarter of an
hour searching for Brownlow's num-
Der. In harmony with fancied por-
trait of the latter's establishment. he
directed his attention to the smarter,
more modern structures; and It was
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-09-04
SYNOPSIS.

leisure. is a.tonished to see a man enter
the the PoGhatan Club. long unoecupied and
spoken of as the House of Mystery. sev-
sIai person. at regular Intervals .osass, enter
whsreabonts Of his cousin and naneee:
om ,Ss Van veeStsn and
follow the man and find him dead in the
:trset; Van yeehtsn Is ayras,ted by ~, the the
sTs the siri gazing Al him with look Of
% ous houss % ps,eetiWe DEE 0Fi Flint ' calls ali ON Van
vechten TO get his version OF the trsg-
:ay Tom fhnnsy goes alGns on som. saSs se1
whom he had seen enter the House Of
lis. on shore later and Follows him. Tom
is seized. blindfolded and taken to a
house. He hear. a CIR! named Jessie Is evi-
girl later protests against the roushness
uncle. Theodore Van veehten biK man
in Wall street and known as the Man OF
Iron in search OF Information regardinE
mesh purse found in the House of Mys-
Paige ea1ew' eeTf.ss The ...-voced Il gil Helps
Tom Phinney escape. A MESSAGE from
some time previously. 1t develops that
the ladies visited the English home OF
Temple Bonner. owner of the House Of
Mystery Flint has a theory that they
are connected with the mystery of No.
131s II is recalled that Temple Bonner
was in love with daughter or Compton
Schuyler who married Max willard. The
other daughter married a man named
Devereaux. Bonner and Willard were In
timate friends. search Is started for
willard Van Vechten enters the House
of Mystery by the back door In time TO
hear John Calls threaten a girl He In
terferes and helps the girl escape. but Is
rendered unc, ,scious In the struggle
with Calls.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-09-04
TAxes SHOW PROSPERITY.
Internal Revenue Receipts Pass Mil
lion Mark; Personal Incomes Pay
$111,877 to Uncle SAM

Intcrndl Revenue Hccetpts fdSe MIL
lion Mark; Personal Incomes Pay
$111,877 to Uncle Sam.
Washington.-A large increase In
internal revenue receipts in both Col
orado and Wyoming. is shown by the
annual report of the commissioner of
Internal revenue. These two states
comprise the internal revenue district
OF Colorado.
Colorado receipts for the fiscal year
ending June 30 last. were S1.079.S .SS4.12.
as against $9i3,7s3.27 during the pre-
vious fiscal year. Wyoming's receipts
were s1O9,197.06, as against s69,4s3.35
during the previous fiscal year.
Colorado contributed to the receipts
of the government during the last fis-
cal year. s117.967.7S in corporation ex-
else tax, $e20.7S5.O2 in corporation in
come tax, and s111.S77.3O in individual
income tax Wyoming contributed sl3.-
022.07 in corporation excise tax. s4S,-
124.07 in corporation income tax, and
s7,55S.49 in individual income tax.
Treasury officials are gratified that
Colorado's total receipts have passed
the million dollar mark.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-09-04
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mark. or who snaps our most telling
ment., humorous or otherwise? Or OF
the chronic story-teller who can hard
ly walt for the conclusion of our anec.
dote because of his eagerness to cap
1t with one he believes better? We
have all met Just such people who
have done these very things. thought.
lessly. no doubt. but, not the less un.
pleasant for that reason.
These and many others are always
with US, and all are guilty OF discour
tesy and genuine bad breeding. The
only way to eliminate them and their
breaches Of manners is by individual
effort with our families. our friends
and ourselves"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-09-04
Fifty Miners Killed.

Denver.-Exactly the same number
OF miners were killed in the coal
mines OF the state up to Aug. /. 1914.
as during the same period In 1919
The total is fifty for each period
During the first seven months of 1919
the number Of miners employed aver.
aged 1925. while the average for the
same period in 1914 was 9.526. With
much less tonnage produced and fewer
men employed, the same number
were killed in 1914 as in 1918.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-09-04
BUMPER APPLE CROP FORECAST.
Colorado Takes Third Place Among
Producing States.

Washington.-An. apple crop Of
21O.O00,O0O bushels is forecast by the
Department OF Agriculture. which
bases it's estimate on latest reports.
That is about 65.OOO.O0O bushels more
than last year, but 25.0OO.0OO bushels
less than in 1912, and about 100000
bushels less than in 1911. The mean
price to producers in the three months
OF heavy marketing, September. Octo-
ber and November last year. was S5.5
cents bushel. In 1912 1t was 62.@
cents and In 1911 1t was 69.7 cents.
Forecast of production in Western
states follows:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-09-04
erievlng Dog Is a Suicide.

Bangc-. Me.-From Manset comes
a story Of dog suicide. A dog sent
there from New Hampshire. after the
death of his master, showed signs Of
grief and homesickness from the first.
refusing to eat. Occasionally he would
walk out to the sea wall and. looking
out at sea, would howl dismally. One
day, making his way to rocky point,
he stood looking seaward for a few
minutes and then jumped into the
breakers. He was never seen again.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-09-04
Cai1ornia's Gold output In 1918.

San Francisco-The value of the re-
coverable gold, silver. copper lead and
zinc produced In the mines OF Cal
ifcrnia in 1918 was $26,S12.iS9, com
pared with s26,3S3.9 GAG in 1912 and $685.
174,677 in 1911, according to an an
nouncement made by Charles o. Yale
of the United States geological survey
The output OF gold was the largest
in thirty-one years. totaling $2O.4O6,-
95s. Only three times in forty-nipe
years has the gold output exceeded
$40, ,0O0. 900.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-09-04
sugar Bee. Crop Lowest Since 1910.

Sugar Beet Crop Lowest Since 1910.
Washington.-With the price Of
sugar higher than in many years. in
dications are that the country's sugar
beet crop this year will be the small
est since 1910. A forecast of 1896
oOO tons was announced by the De-
partment of Agriculture. Last year
the production was 5,G59.O0O tons; in
1912. 5.224,OOO tons, and in 1911, g.
062 900 tons.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-09-04
Philosophy.

II is easier to take things philo
sophirally than 1t is to part with
them philosophioally.-P
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-09-04
CHAPTER u.

The Voice In the Dark.
The importer also arose. and coming
over to Tom. once more took his hand
and peered searchingly up into his
face.