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Lifted the Telephone on the Hook
With His Teeth.
ter may have been rescued, turning
to Jones.
IF were only sure Of that, sir!"
When the police took themselves on
Jones proceeded to act upon those
plans laid down by Hargreave early
that night. When this was done ne
sou yht his bed and fell asleep. the
sleep of the exhausted. When Har-
greave picked up Jones to share his
fortunes, he had put his trust in no
ordinary man.
A dozen reporters trooped out to the
Harereave home, only to find 1t de-
serted. And while they were ringing
bells and tapping windows. the man
they sought was tramp,ng up and
down the platform of the railway sta
ton.
Through all this time Norton, the
reprter, Hargrcave's only friend, slept
the sleep Of the just and unjust. He
rarely opened his eyes before noon.
Group after group of passengers
Joues eyed eagerly. Often, Just - he
wss in the act Of approaching a couple
az Young women. some man would
hurry up, and there would be kisses
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hand. They might kill him. there
was a chance of their accomplishing
that; but never should they touch his
daughters fortune.
Jones' you SO to the rear door and
I'll take look ont of the front We
have an hour. | know the breed.
They'll wait till midnight and then
force their way in
Hargreave saw a dozen shadows in
the front yard.
Men all about the back yard"
whispered Jones down the hall.
The master eyed the man.
VERY we'll, sir" replied the latter,
with understanding. Il am ready"
The master went to the safe. emptied
it of it's contents, crossed the hall to
the bedroom. and closed the door softly
behind him, Jones having entered the
same room through another door to be-
fool any possible watcher. After a
long while. perhaps an hour, the two
men emerged from the room from the
same doors they had entered So whls-
pered the watcher to his friends be-
low.
"Hargreave is going upstairs"
Let him co. Let him take look
at US from the upper windows. lie
will understand that nothing but wings
will save him."
Silence. BY and by watcher re-
sported that he heard the scuttle OF the
roof rattle.
Look" another cried, startled.
A blush glare came from the roof.
n He's shooting off Roman candle!"
They never saw the man-made bird
till it alighted upon the roof. They
4 never thought of shooting at it till II
had taken wing! Then they rushed
the doors of the house. They made
short work of Jones, whom they ted
IN like a Christmas fowl and pumped
roughly into a chair. They broke open
Ethe safe, to find it empty. And while
1.-The rogues were rummaging about the
Dom. venting their spite upon many
treasure they could neither appreciate
nor understand, a man from the out
side burst in.
1.-THE old man is dead and the money
ffs at the bottom of the ocean! we
lpunctured her. She's gone!"
A thin. inscrutable smile stirred Tue
ips of the man bound In the cnalr.
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carry you. l don't know what your
game is, but l do know every repu-
table detective in New York. and you
don't belong"
Good heavens!" exclaimed the
princess; do you mean to say that
these men are not real detectives?"
This girl goes to the police station.
young man. So much the worse for
you il you NEEDLE. Take yoursclf'of!
"All in good time"
Here. Jenner, you take charge Of
the girl. III handle this guy. He
shall go to the station. too"
What followed would always be WV
idly remembered by Florence. fresh
from the peace and happiness of her
school life. Norton knocked his oppo-
hent down. He rose and for a moment
the room seemed full Of legs and arms
and painting men. A foot tripped up
Norton and he went down under the
bogus detective. He never suspected
that the tripping foot was not acct
dental. He was too busy.
The other man dragged Florence
toward the hall. but there the peaceful
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have been called out Of town. The
servants are off for the night"
Very interesting" replied Jones,
staring at the rug.
Your master is dead"
Jones chin sank upon his breast.
His heart was heavy, heavier than it
had ever been before --==
Your master left will?"
Indeed, i could not say"
I'VE can say. He has still three or
four millions in stocks and bonds.
What he took to the bottom of the sea
with him was his available cash."
II know nothing about his finances.
was his butler and valet"
Vroon nodded. Come, men; it is
time we took ourselves off. Put things
in order; close the safe. You poor
jackals, always have to watch you
for outbreaks of vandalism. Off with
you'll"
He was the last to leave. He stared
long and searchingly at Jones, who
felt the burning gaze but refused to
meet it lest the plotter see the fire in
his. The door closed. For fully an
hour Jones listened but did not stir.
They were really gone. He pressed
his feet to the floor and began TO hitch
the chair toward the table. Half way
across the intervening space he crum-
pied in the chair, almost completely
exhausted. He let quarter of an
hour pass, then made the final attack
upon the remaining distance. He sue
ceeded in reaching the desk, but he
could not have stirred an inch farther
The hair on his head was damp with
sweat and his hands were clammy.
When he felt strength returning he
lifted the telephone off the hook with
his teeth.
Central, central! Call the polics
to come to this number at once; Ear
greave's house, Riverdale. Tell them
to break in"
After what seemed an age of wait
ing to the exhausted prisoner, with
crashing and smashing of doors, the
pOllCc dppcdlcu al tl!C lcCLi.
Where's your gag" demanded the
first officer to reach Jones side.
There wasn't any"
Then Why didn't you yell for help?'
THE thieves lured our neighbors
away from town. The patrolman who
walks this beat is bound and gagged
and is probably reposing back of the
billboard in the next block"
Murphy, you watch this man while
make a call on the neighbors," sale
the officer who seemed to be in au
thority. When he returned he wa:
frowning seriously. WED better tele
phone to the precinct to search fol
Dennison. There's nobody at home il
either house and there's nobody bacl
of the billboards. Unite the man.
When this YVES done, the officer said
Nov, tell us what's happened; ant
don't forget any of the details"
Jones told simple and convincin,
story; it was so simple and convinc
ing that the police believed it withou
question:
well, if that amt the limit! Di
you hear any autos outsider"
81 don't recollect," said Jones
stretching his legs gratefully. why?
1.-THE auto bandits held up banl
messenger today and got away will
twenty thousand. Whenever a maj
draws down a big sum they seem tt
know about it. And say. Murphy, cal
up and have the river police look GU
for a new-fangled airship. Your mas
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,oth,n- She claims to be q cousin OF

nothing She claims to be q cousiE Oh
your mother. Perhaps.
"My mother?" Without waiting for
any further advice from Jones, "hom
Florence in her young years thought
presuming upon his authority. she ran
downstairs to the library. Her fnother'
to learn some fact about the motner
of whom she knew nothing!
"You knew my nfother?" she cried
without ceremony.
He heard the princess say: Il dld'
my child; and heaven is witness that
you are the exact picture OF her at
your age. And knew your father.
Jones Strengthened, his hands shut
tightly.
Tell me about my father!"
The princess smiled. 1t was Katrina
Pushkin come to life, the same impul-
siveness. Il knew him but slightly.
was a mere child myself when he USED
to pinch my cheeks. met him again
the other night, but he did not recog'
nize me; and could not find 1t IN my
heart to awaken his memory in pub
lie restaurant"
Presently Jones came in to an
nounce that two detectives requested
to see Florence The two men en-
tered, informing her that they had
been instructed to investigate the dis
appearance Of Stanley Hargreave.
"Who are you, miss?" -.
II am his daughter"
"Ah!"
One of the detectives questioned
Florence infinitely while the other
wandered about the rooms. feeling the
walls, using the magnifyins glass,
turning back. the rugs. Even the
girls pretty room did not escape his
scrutiny. By and by he returned to
the library and becl,oned to his conf
panfon. The two conferred for mo-
ment One CHANGED to look into the
mirror. He saw the BRIGHT eyes or
the princess gazing intelligcnt,y into
his.
I'm afraid We'll have to q X $0u to
accompany us to the station, miss
"Why?"
Some technicalties. We must have
some proof OF your right to be IN
this house. So far as we have learned,
ltargreave was unmarried. 1t VIII
take but few minutes.
and will accompany yau," sail
the princess. Well be BE-: Nith.1
E.lf an. hour. III tell them what
know"
Jones, in the hall, caught sight Of
the reporter coming up the steps.
Here was some one he could depend
upon.
why, Mr.. Norton!"
The reporter eyed the princess in
Amusement.
"You look surprised. Naturally.
am a cousin of Miss Florenc28 moth
CT. You might say that | an her
aunt. It's Il small world, isn't -" But
if wishing could poison, the reporter
would have died that moment.
who are you and what are you
doing here?" one of the detectives de-
| manded.
II am going to ask that very ques-
ton of you" said Norton urbanely.
I'VE are from headquarters" replied
one, showing his badge.
"Nhat headquarters? What are
they asking you to do?" he said to-
Florence.
"They say must go to the police
station with them"
Not the least in the world" laughed
the reporter. You two clear out Of
here as fast as your rascally legs can
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CHAPTER u.

The Ma8toTB mass
vroon faced Hargreave's butler SOM
.rlvs The one reason why Braine
IA this man his lieutenant was be-
M vroon always followed the let
az his instructions to the final pc.
"A. he never sidestepped or added
frills or innovations of his own
because of this very automatism
r.rely blundered into q trap. II
failed It was for the simple TACT
4 the master mind had overlooked
|. essential detail. The organ!za-
N the Black Hundred was almost
I'M unknown, to either the pubic
(he police. 1t Ii only when you faii
You are found out.
me patrolman has been trussed up
Won" began vroon. III they find
thew win probably find you. But
nre that you will grow thirsty ana
nv Where did your master put
money!"
~ carried Il with him"
Wby didn't you call for help?"
ma houses ON either side are too
.v.yI might yell tin doomsday
~ beinr heard. They win have
a the pistol shots: but Mr.. Har
~ vas always practicins IN tns
saysrd.. ,......
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what kind--and he is pretending he's
dead till this blows over and is for
gotten
You are net going to say that in
your newspaper? Jones was visib.y
agitated.
mot il | can prove it,"
"lf l tell you who those young L.
dies are, Will you, give ne your word
Of honor not to write about them till
l give my permission?'
Norton. having in mind the big
story at the end of this mystery tam
gle, agreed.
The elder is a teacher from a pri-
waite school; the other is Stanley Har-
greave's daughter"
Good Lord!' gasped the astonished
reporter. "He never mentioned the
fact to me-" and we've been together
in some tight places"
He never mentioned 1t to any one
but me-" Jones again seemed to re-
feet. At last he raised his glance to
the reporter. Are you willing to wait
for a great story, the real story?"
III there is one," answered Norton
with his usual caution.
"On my word Of honor, you shall
have such a story as you never dreamt
Of, If you will promise not to d'vnlge
it till the appointed time"
+ II agree"
1.-THE peace and happiness CT that
child depends upon how you keep your
word"
That was sufficient for Norton.
Your master knew me. He knew also
that l am not man who promises
lightly. Now introduce me to tho
daughter"
With plain reluctance Jones went
about the affair. Norton put dozen
perfunctory questions to the girl What
he was in search Of was not news but
the sound of her voice. In that quar-
ter of an hour he felt his heart dis
turbed as he had never before been
disturbed
"Now, Mr.. Norton" said Jones
gloomily, will you be SO kind as to
follow me?"
Norton was led to Jones' bedroom.
The butler-valet closed the door and
drew the window shade. Always seek
ing shadows. This did not impress the
reporter at the time; he had no other
thought but the story. Jones then
sat down beside the reporter and
talked in an undertone.~ When he
had done he took Norton by the elbow
and gently but forcibly led him down
to the front door and ushered him
forth. Norton jumped into his taxicab
and returned to his rooms. which
we're at the top Of the huge apart
ment hotel. He Immediately called up
his managing editor.
Hello! This is Norton. Put Griffin
on the Hargreave yarn. I'm OF on
another deal"
But Hargreave was friend OF
yours" protested the managing ed
itor.
IT know it. But you know me well
enough, Mr.. Blair. should not ask
the transfer II 1t was not vitality i'm
portant.
20. very WELL"
I'VE sha'n't be scooped."
"If you can promise that, I don't
care who works on the job. VIII you
be in the Office tonight?"
III nothing prevents me-"
well. good-by."
Norton filed his pipe, drew bis
chair to the window. and stared at
the great liner going down to sea-
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q. ,i6 an 8orI bir,ilbsr:

IU ttlv ~ Stub9 Hu"Sss.
,Hun, lieber RarI, ipie gefdnt Jhnen
bieier ELECTROMAGNETIC"
Die beiben niiHen iacn friiber
quite syreunbe aeipeien fein." badte
Sommp; aber anitatt iih oariibtr su
drsern, freute er ii4, bsnn es ipar
immerbin gut, Su tpiRen, bab Uttu
tein Yorurtbeil gesen aammsroiener
bate.
Run, ga ipieber Semanb ldutete, lief
Sommp obne 4ufforb.runs binans.
0iesmal ipar es ipirtli6 Der eefiir4tete
Sulipan."
,Run, iperbe id msin @elb betoms
men obsr nidtg Sd ipil snbIi9 einmal
bic Wabrbeit Oren"
Rein" antpprtete Spmmp sans
Idnft uno rubig.
Sulipan parb purpurrptb unb
i6rie:
.Obo, slauben sic, bab oas 70 eins
fab sebt9 Sd p.rbe bic an5siss mas
Gtn!"
Sommb ldhelte; E. fiiblte ii4 10
ii6er, ipie Elm 3nabe. Der ben 2Otpen
bur9 bic @itteritdbe binbur4 reiSsn
b-rf.
sd ipsrbs Sbnsn .ttpus iasen, lis'
Der Sulipa: @or morssu on bin i'd
lpeber Mitglieo bes aaiinos nod irs
genb Semanb. Mir tDnnsn sic nihts
mebr anbaben. benn i'd bin nur elm
semeiner 4ammerbiener!"
.Das iIt 8etrus, Elm S6urtsns
itreid!" rief Sulipan.
Sn bisfsm 9lussnblid Offnste aarl
bic Sbiir unb rief:
.Sommp, iperfen Sic biefen unpsr'
i6dmten aerf binaus!"
gu 9efehl. snabissr Ssrr," iasts
sommp, fabt. Sulipan beim arasen
unb mari ibn Ole srepps binunter.
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auSlano Udegrap@.
Sffi5ieIle fransOiifde
Yadri9tenpom ariegs.
f6auplaB.

f6auplaB.
paris, 8. Oes. - Die an Son'
n.rstag pom arlessmiuiiterium .r.
luF.ns Dffisiele GriIarung iiber bic
Gage auf BEN arisssidaupIab Iautst
pie folst:
.Sn 9elssn tpurbe Elm 5iemli6
beftigss glrtilIerief.lisr sesen glieu'
port unb unfsr. Sisnunsen iiiblih
Don Ypsrn seridtet. Das iikr.
idpemmts gebi.t rsidi iebt big iiio.
lid BON Oirmuo..
.3pifdeR BEN 5IuiIs GDs unb Der
Comm. fanb Elm beftis.s attiueriss
feusr itutt, namsntIid in Der gsseno
DON 4ir ROuIstts. peftlih bon Gems.
ran Der sanseH JrOnt DON Der
Somme na6 Der qisne uHb Der
Champagne berrfats faft poII.DmmsHe
Rube.
.SSSH ben Irsonnsu purben mebres
re gusriffe bss GeinSss suriidgei4Ia.
gen.
rSm Wo.Dre 9iitritt b.tunbsts bic
beutide artileri. eiHise QtiiDitdt,
aber nit MIR f.br serinsem GrfoIs.
.Sn aotbrins.n unb ben 8Dseien
bat iid Ni9ts Widtises sreignst.
Ser ein5iss ltberlebeubs , I
BON Sieben.
2onbon, 3. 9e5.-Giu Wotroi.
gadmens Rieli,n, Der sinsiss llsbsrl..
bsnb. Don fiebeu WGnnern, bic IN .is
nem Boot eniiamsn, als Der bdniid.
Oampjer .Marp" am Sonntas in ber
ROrDies auf eins Wine auflisf unb uns
tersins, pnrbe am 2Ibeno Don sinem
sSiiderboot seIanbet, bas ibn ON
Dienitas aufssfunbsn bate. CT fasis,
Dap 1etHt led1s Hamer1oeH am Wtontde
Der adlte erIesen isieu.
Sisben anbers WGnnsr ron b.r
,Marp", bic In einem anberen Boot.
enttamen. fpurben am Wiontag in
Grimsbg gelanbet.
GIudtp.ffu6 in abrsS.
atfeIIt.
2onbon. 8. DECEMBER. Si'
Radribt, bab ettpa 1000 9efanssn,
in benz aoussntrirnnssIaser 5u aan'
CATER einsn sSludtDeriu6 Ula4ten, bel
isbod DON ben Wa1en na5 bariem
Eampfs psrsitsli rporben fei, pitb Dor
bem 3ommanbantsn bes aasers ali
faIft bsaeidn.t. gr .riIart, bab BEL
Der gntIaffuna elmer an5dbI elidiii'
iher Gefansensr. perihiebene Der an
bsreu ibrs unsufriebenbsit ettpas
laut aussebriidt bdtien, bab DON In.
ruben obsr einem Sludtpsrfuf ni6ta
bemerft porbsn fei.
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3'imm ifsrne 1 pfanb seiiebs
ten 3uder riibrt man NIT bsm sefblas
senen S4dum bon A Gipsib cine 0iers
ieIitunbs. ibut l pfuub nit Der Gdale
gerisbtne Wanbeln unb ! llnss ftinen
3immt oa5u. Ram nan Die Waifs
nidt mebr riibrsH, inetsi man fie uno
tpirtt fie auf sinem nit 3udtr beitrtu.
ten Brett elmer JsberfisI bid aus.
Damn itiht man bic Gterne NH elmer
blsdsrnen Gorm aus, beitreidt fie nit
bsm Gub unb bddt iie In ni4t 5u beis
bem Ofen, rlahbsm man fis ouf ein
NIT Md@s bsitri@eues BIs9 gtlsgt.
Gum Gub Q giipeib unb 10 pisI 3udsr.
bab Der G8nse isttf miro.
3immtttrne.1 1 pfunb fsinses
iiebtsr 3uder, l g}funb nift abgs3o.
gene, NIT eipas gipsiB ftinssitobsne
WlaHbsIH, bic esriebens ,SdaIe elmer
giirons, ! hinge 3immt.' g Gipsib. -
3uder uno gitrontnihale nit bem Gis
iptibs Shntt sine Wsils redt frdftig
riibrsn, ben 3immt baju seben, bann
eintn iIsinsn 9bsiI bieisr Wiffung
bsiisite isbsn. Sn ben er6bsren Gbsif
siebt man Die Wanbsln, roIlt Jpn bann
dnf ipo6lbeii,btsm godbrttt biinn aus,
ite4e Gisrns aus, btitrtite bieIe NIT
Der bsifsite ssIsbisn Raits uub Iaifs
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er NIT .ttDa $3.50. be e. ioIlstiirt bats
ts. iiber eine Der BarHegat Ban
8riiden gina, DON bier mdstirten
ganbiien angsbaltsn. nit einsmaniips
pei bsipubiIos sdhlasen unb nm
feline Baarf1aft beraubt. 9amit nod
niht stnus, baHDen bic Rele i6r
Cpfer an 6dHben unb sSlben fiilps
ten einen Sad iibsr ieineu Ropf unb
tpcrfsn ibn ins Wuner. iporauf fie bic
FLUID. ergriffen. Sn Der DunieIheit
botte bas Quartet iebo4 niht Bee
merti, baB es bic 3eit Der gbbs unb
Der WaFerftanb febr nisbriq mar. Ans
foIsebtHen gelaus es Ggbsrt. Der bas
gepubiiein ui.bererlaugt bate, feis
nen aopf iibsr Maffsr al haIten unb
nm 6iilfe su rufen. bie ibms du4
balb au 7heil purbe.
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Ron aontrabanb grObutie oft in
G6iffen perIaben psroen. ipelfe
idnere aontrabanb 9lrtiiel, pie
aupfer unb M.taIle als Ballait ge=
brau6sn unb ferner. oub bic 9bat=
fade, bab bic asBtereH in BEN unies
rem sb.iI beg S6iffss osrlaben iino,
bic llnteriu6una perInusern miiiie.
Obuobl bic Ser. Staaten eas
Re6t elmer .riesfiibrenbtn ylation,
fold. untsriuauugen porSunebmen,
,useitanbsn bat. psrIandt fie ausbriids
Ii6, bab bic rntsriuhuno amsrisanis
ider S4iffe in Der f4ns!Iiten WeiIe
boroeuommen peroe.
RubIano iauft Stablbes
batter fir poutons
grIden.
R.ngort, 8. 0e5.- Die ruiiis
ide Resieruns bat 6ier 10000 je So
GalIonen baIt.nb., Iuftbidte Siabibes
batter fir $250,0o0 anssiauft, bic BEL
Der Grriatuns bon pontON.griidsH
benust tperben ioIlen. Die erite 'Sens
Suns Der gsit.nung, tpelde biz fpdtss
items ben 10. Sanuar 1915 auss.fiibrt
iperben mug, tpirS bsrtiis am Somss
tag abgehen.
S9ninbIer berurtbeilt.
Rep gort. 8, Ds,. - 9aDie
aamar, Der bei6uIOist mar, iid als
aonsrsbrsprdisntapt q. Wit6sa bon
penniplbanien ousgtseben ou haben,
um bic gan.firma s., g. WprguH &c
60. unb bic uniteo Steel Corporation
su bsi6pinbsln, mas ibm ieboa miB'
lunsen 1T, fpurbs bsuis fdulDis befuns
ben unO iofort gu srpsi Sdhrsn 3u6ts
baus D.rurtbsilt, bic er in Der 8nnoess
Sirafanitalt su 9ttIanta, Ga, su Der'
biibsu bat.
IppeII md uubedTtDor.
tst.
gan Srantisep, 8. Ds5. -
5roBbsm ftOn cine Wofe DerfIofisn
| TT. felt Siaatsi.irstdr grpan ben
|nmeritaniiasn gOtfdaftsr in aonoon
teIesraphiid sriuht bat, bic britifds
R.si,runs gu DeranlaHsH, Baron
aDiris DON 6Orft. einsn ameriianis
ih,u 9iirs.r. Der f4on felt brsi Wo.
natsn in Der RGbe DON Qonbon als
Wilitdr. .Gsfansener isitssbaltsH pirD.
freisussbsn. III bis jebt nod isins
2ntDort auf ben 2lppsa eiHgstroffen.
Der grubsr bss gefanstnen. g. Gle.
mems Sorit. Elm bisiiser 5opfsn6alsr,
bat fid beBbalb pisber on Das De-
paritm.nt gefpanbt unb babel berpor.
sebob.n, bab Der 9sTunbbeits5uitano
feinss grubsrs Dur4 be Sdft bebtu.
ienb geidaoist poroeu itf.
Deiter anflageH gssm
SObu Burte.
Htp Wort, 8. DEG. Di.
Bunbss. @robs.I6Dprsnsn. peIds BE-
reits 5pOlf Mntlagtn Der IHnahms
Don geitedunssselOsrn gsgsn SObn
Burts, ben friiberel Geid6ftsfiiGrsr
oes Nropiont.D departments Der Sits
mus &anul. ul.aommiffiOn, erbObsn ia.
ben, nnterbrsitetsn gsIiern 5pei fUtis
ttre elntlagen, in ipeIGen 9urte be.
fhnlbigt ipirD, BON Mrtbur Cob.
Imitb, W:tglieb siuer Girnia aus
6onnopsr, $5S66, ufb pon q. Cana.
Issgsia. sinss Gejaaftsmanu aus
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unteriuduna ameritaui'
f6er g hiffe feitens
Der End[Guber.
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Staats Department cine ylots, ipos
rim bic britifde Rsgieruna bic 0ers
fi9eruna qiebi. bab fie feline Ibiidt
hese. ameritanif@e Shiffe, bic ouf
&ontrebanbe unterfuht ntrten. ldns
ger als notbip.nbig an ibrer Wsiters
fabrt gu perbinbsrn Cir giice aab
bem GtaatsistretGr 8rpun aeseniiber
bic GrtlGruna tb. bab Gleiid,naarsn.
NanmrpuIls unb anbtse ld4s nisssuhs
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fiibrtsn gnnftn brsisn nod pieis ans
bere. ipsnn auh einen niht 10 hefiis
gen alniturm aussubaItsn.
In einen Glub 5
senDrfen.
point pIeafant. y. e., 3.
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=. Gsbsst spasss asitsrn aItsnb. uIl
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Colon, $4,000 aIs 9eiietnis aecsps
tirt uno bafiir beren aieferiingsn III.
btanitanbst angenommen 81 baben.
8uris purbe osm 8unbss. Diftrits.
seridt borsefiibrt. ND sr ni4ifduIs
bia pldibirie unb ipeiiers giitgfaaft
i'm geirage BON $4,000 itsasn mub.
t., foSab sr iia jsBi untsr einer Gt.
iummt.giirsf9uft BON $4,000 Bee
finbsi.
Gniturm auf 9eip gorter
Gpdrbdnien.
Rem gort, 3. 9sasmber. Der
9lniurm auf bic perlhieoeneu pris
pats unb Gparbantsn hsr Ojtfeiis. Der
aeitsrn, nahbem Der .3uiammenbriih
6er brti Banten bes 9lbrabam aab
beiannt getporben mar, fsinen Nh.
fana nabm. bauerts bsuis fort. Die
erreeten Depoiitoren 'disnsn es gang
beionbers alif sipei gnRtsn abstitben
III bnben, beren 9samien ieDch allie
9ortsbrungeu aeiroffen haiten. unb
iebem, Der ss perlunsts. fsinGelb alIss
5dblien, obue uuf Der Dorgi9risbsnen
60tdsiasn aiinbiauna su bsitsben.
Sfon in Der Sriibe I'M 5lpei llhr
beaannen bic Gngiiiihen 9epofitoreu
fi& Dor bieien 9onten ansuiammtln
unb als bic @ei6aftsIfunbs anbrdh,
eritredte ii@ bic gieibs bsrielbsn auf
minbsiiens trei StrnBenaepierte uuo
bic W1enge ifpoll nit iebsr Winute
mebr an. Cine Der ganttu 5ablte
iebem Depoiitpr. Der Elm grpbes Guts
bnben bate, 500 in SiItsrboIIurs
aus unb srfuGte benfelbsn binnen
elmer Wode ben gfeTf bts 8utbdbens
ub5nbolsn. Die unrubs idisn iid
iibsr ben dansen Dltisits Diiiriit Al
| Lssnrsdsn unb auhfu 'btu ltpsi augp
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on anaeln sebit, Sd icG ipobI ipieber
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Dem it's cine arge GbierqiIdIefei.
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