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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-21

Summary-Struck out, by Methvin
4, by Schuessler 10; hit by pitcher,
by Methvin 1 (Higgins) by Schuess-
Ter none; base on balls, off Methvin
I, off Schuessler none; umpires,
Cooke and Baldwin.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-21

Cant say definitely what it is, but
some peculiar encouragement GER
tainly does help Barnard's, Harb1-
sons and Higgins batting eyes.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-21

Won't any of these followers of
the national game ever have to hit
that sign in center field?
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-21

For many years wache with very interest," the
development of Power Poughng for this section Having given
the subject close study position to give friends the
study experience cordially invite correspon
dence visit
We make specially of furnishing lights both electric and gas
for country homes, and will furnish estimates application
Visit Albany and let show of the most complete and
up date implement establishments in the South.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-21

Crouch's entire circle of friends
are congratulating him on his recent
promotion from centerfield to second
base.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-21

Slappey had such hard luck Fri
day! He couldn't get warmed up
until the fourth inning, when he stole
second.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-21

Did you see him beat out that
hunt? Wasn't he just darling!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23
Tar6tet Snnaersnotb. q.

gufIeben errest In Deuti9lanb elm
uon Prof. Or. BalloO In ben .PreuBi'
iden Sabrbiidern1 usr6ffeutli9ter Gre
tifel. Der @slshrte bsbauptet, oas bas
Deutids 9ieiG, ioipsit Die 3ebensmittel'
frass In Bstra6t fommt, ii4t bshsr fiir
sineu Stries uorbereitet Jet, oils eng
Lamb. S8enn es 5u eiuem bewaffnsten
3onilift fommeu iollte. TO wiiroe In
8eft Deutidlanb idou in msniseu
0o9en cine 9uusersnotb berriaen.
Die Grobprsiie wiiroen In einem GnSen.
bid auf cine uneridwinslide 90he
iteigen uno Der Sleiid' un6 Miildfon'
ium nm 80 ProSent bsrabseiest wer'
ben. Dieter @efabr fam, ME Der Pro.
fsiior ausfiibrt. nur oaturd uor9ebeu8t
perbsn, baB In alien Suouitrie' '3sntreu
sroee Spsider erridtet uno in oeniel'
ben ~ Srieoeusjeiten enorme Sebsns'
mittet aufseitapelt wsrSsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23
Sct(ief i'm pianO.

Seit IGnsersr 3sit bisIt our llntsrs
buItuns Der @Gite elm gborlpthnbur.
ger Reitaurateur In i.tnsm 2oiolt
einet sSeel. Dor einisen Monater
ptrfdpuno bas muntere Sier9en, unt
f9liebli9 trDfete man iib notsebrun.
gen iiber ben 8erlnit. Der S9meri
NOR fhon lGnsit pergeFen, bn ipurot
biefer Sase bic Wirtin an einem itiIler
8ormittas nuf Elm eissntiimIi6es Sc
rGuf9 i'm &labier aufmerfIam. 9lls
man barauf bas Snitrumsnt bon Der
Wanb abriidte, 0ffnete iid bic an Der
Riidpanb bes 3lapiers seIpanntt
2einepanb unb berbor iam fesIenbers
sniist = Der perIorene SssI. Gr botte
in Der n8limpertiite" feinen Dinters
f9laf abs,balten, obslsid auf bem Sns
itrument pGbrenb Der sonaen Winters
monats tasous. tasein Bis tisf in bic
Radt btn.in nidt s.robe 3ort seipi.li
tuorben ipar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23
Soanen5iffern.

Der llnfons oer Sonne In Der g6es
ne ibres glequators betrGst etipo 81
Wlillionen Sftlpmeter. Gin SbneQs
su9, Der 100 &iIometer in Der Stunbe
5uriidlegt, tDie es i'm 9ur9sungss
bertebr auf ipeitere Streden btsber
nod nibt erreibt fporoen TIT, puroe,
penn er Sag unb Ra9t obne Inter
bre4uns ouf Der Sobrt bleibt, foit 5
Sabre alfr llmtreiiuns Der SOnns
brau4en, pGbreno er nuf' Der Grbe
fhon in II Sagen einmol um ben
glequator fabren f0nnte. 9as 9sipi9t
Der SOnne 1T auf 10000 SuabrilIio=
men Sonnen bere9net poroen. Gin
Wlenf6. Der nuf Der @roe 155 pfuno
tpiegt. Diirbe auf Der Sonne 2 Sons
men fpiegen unb unter Isinem eisenen
9efpi6t ober eigentlib unter Der Nnz
aiebungstraft oes Sonnent0rpers sus
fummenbre9en. Oie Some brebt Iih
in runb 25 Sasen einmal I'M ibre
I4fe. Gin Sonnenfled brau6t aber
bur9fbnittlif q Sage, um fhsinbar
an bieielbe Stelle au selangen. Sieie
Sdufdung 1T bur9 Die 8spegung Der
@roe um Die SoRne bsbingt unb tpirb
oaour4 berborgerufen, bob Die Sonz
renoberfld4e teine feiten WertmaIe
fir ibre Ginteilung barbietet. Die
grpbortigiten Sffenborungen Der
Sonnentdtisteit perbinben ii6 nit
bem gintritt elmer poaItGnbigsn @ers
iinIterune Damn tuer6en Die setpals
tigen glusbrii4e Der SonnenmaTe am
Ranbe Der I6einboren S6eibe ii6tbar,
ebenfo Der Sartleu9tsnbe Sof, Der als
&orona bstdnnt lit. Ste aefpSbnlidite
Sorm elmer folden protuberans, tpis
bic 9asausbrii6e genannt tperben, bat
iiinsit Elm Iitronom nit elmer Sede
bergliden, bic bon einselnen 9Gumen
iiberragt 1T. Ra6 ben porgenommes
nen MeFungen tpiirbe ober bic Sede In
elmer SDbe bon ettpa 5000 &ilometern,
bic onriiber aufitrebenben 8Gume sar
tn elmer ioIden bon $1,000 silometern
gu benfen ietn, ipenn man NIT fol9en
3uhlen iiberbaupt eine @oritellung pers
binben tGnnte. 1leber bic Semperas
tur ber Sonne iuei9eu Die S6Gbunseu
ipeit BON einnnber ob. Wiirbe iie ettpa
10000 @rab betrasent 70 piirbe bas
cine S)ihe btbeuteu. an beren GraeuS
sung in ieber Setun6e 11,000 Billios
nen Sonnen Roble psrbrannt perben
miiBten, ipabrf4einlit tpeit mebr, als
bic grbe I'm sanaen eini9lisBt. Oiefe
2obltHmense tpiirbe einen Wiirfel bon
faft 200 Rilometer Seitenldnge Bill
ben. Die grbe empfGnst muir einsn
2000millioniten Sell Der SOnnens
tpGrme.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23
RielIge u)aGermaGen.

Die RaumberbGltniFs in Der Natur
bobtn i9on manhem au benten seses
ben unb porausfdtIi9 pirb fi9 nud
in Der 3utunft nod 70 mauder bars
iiber ben 2ppf aerbreden. Dos Be-
aiebt fd namentIid auf bic gntf.r.
nunssn Der SimmsIstDrper bon eins
amber. Wion fonmt babel febr baIo
auf 3iffsrn, bic man iiberbaupt ntdt
ausfpre9en tann uno fir bic uns iebe
@orfteIIuns feblt. Iber man brau9t
10 melt ni9t au seben, um su to-
loFalen unb fir ben getpDbnliden
Stsrbliden fait unpsritdnbIi9sn 3if.
fern au eelangen. S4on Elm @ers
slei9 Der groBen Seen nit einanber
unb nit 6tuti1sn Bunbesfoaten ers
sibt 3iffern, on bic niemanb b.ntt.
Wenn man in ben berrliden Ilpen
auf bic sroben Sesn ipie Der 9orbas
fee, 8obeniee, 9enferIee berunterf9aut,
70 ipunbert man ii9 iiber bic fdeins
bar rieiise WaFerfldde. limb in Der
Sat, es iinb au6 tii4tige syldden.
Der 8obenIee nit 538, Der @enferIss
nit 582, Der @aroafee nit 370 Sua=
brattilometer nebmsn ii9 gans ftatts
lid aus. Rod mebr Der pIatttnfse
in unsarn nit $50 8m., Der srDbts
See guropas. 4ber tpas tpolltn iolds
3iffern iasen i'm @ersleid nit ben
grobsn Setn Imeritas uno Ifens9
Der Ontarioiet bat 1880 0tm., beis
nabe fobiel fpis bas RDnisrei9 Wiirts
tembers, Der Grieiee 24,588 Stm..
bsinabe boppeIt fopisl ipie bas &Snis'
reid Sodisn, Der Gats Mi9igan enr
58,140 9tm. llnb tpas bebeuten
IoIde 3iffern i'm @erslei9 NIT Dem
4raIiee in Gfi.n, Der 67,768 Stm.
bat obsr Dem &afpif9en Wsere, bem
srDbtsn 8inneniee Der groe, nit 1885,
452 Stm.9 Das &Dnisrei6 8apern
nit 1870 Stm. bate barin iibsr
5amaI Plabl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23
ttsbt cine ftbarfe &ritif an uniereut
Shulfpftem.

Sn Der SdluB.Sisuns Der In ct.
Baul, Minn., tagenben 3onuention Der
.giational educational VI iociationA Der.
urfa6te Or. 8. 3. 5rancis. Superin'
tenbsnt Der 5ifentlthen Sdulen In Cos
Gnsslss, burd ieinen Iortras iiber oas
ssssnmdrtiss S6uligitem uidt serinse
9lufrssuns. @r iaste, oaB Der Dur4s
i9nittslsbrsr unfdbiS iei uuo be3sidne'
ts Die mdhtisen Snterehen, bic ieoer
Sorm oes ersieberiiden 5ortihritts
Siubernils In ben Dss lesen, als .3r'
ft6rer BON SeelenA.
Der Durdfdnittslsbrer Der 9itera'
tur- ia9telDr. Sransis, bat feline See.
le uno menis @ebirn, unb es LIT cine
idlimme 8srgeuouus oes 9ebens sines
4in6es, menn man es jmingt, uon ei'
mem iol6en 3ebrer uutsrridtet ju tpers
ben. Soft iesne oas Wfdohen, oas
fid neisert, algebra ju ternen, ein
Sad, bas bic uria4e seipsisn lit, baB
10 pisle Wfaoasn ibrs 'Seetsn psrloreu
baben.I
Or. Srancis bebauptet. baB neun
3ebntel uulsrer Smmoralitdt uuter
8uabeu uuo Mdoden ourd 9ebrer uer'
uriaht tpiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23
Uur immer 6IGiC6!

Sn Der Reoattion elmer in pettng
erfdeinenben 3eitung pflegt man bic
Ridienouns niht pertpenbbarer Was
nuitripte bur9 nuhitebsnbes 8egleit=
idreiben su perfiiben: rSodsesbrter
8ruber Der Sonne unb bes Monbes!
9ein Stlobs liest Su beinen Siiben!
Sd tii7e ben 8ooen Dor oir unb flebe
bid on, mir gu seitatten. Oab i4
fprede unb lsben bleibe! 9ein Ma=
nuifript, o S69ftgeebrter, botte bic
Site. ii9 BON uns betra6ten gu lofs
fen, unb mir loIen es nit Gnt5iiden.
Sd fdtpDre BEL ben 9rdbern meiner
4bnsn, bab ib ettpos Grbabeneres
nod ME gelsIen babe. Wtit Tur9t
unb S6rsdsn i6ids i9 es bir 5us
rid. Wenn id mir je berausnGbme,
bieien Sdob oruden gu laHen, piiroe
Der Prdfbent mir iofort befeblen. ims
mer nur bein 0ert ols porbilblides
Wuiter gu benuben unb nidts anoeres
mebr barunter bruden gu lafen.
Uleine ltterariihe Grfobrung glot mtr
ben Rut. gu geiteben, bob literariI9e
psrlsn FOLDER 9lrt nur alle Sebntau=
ienb Sabre einmal sei6offen tperoen,
unb besbolb nebme i9 mir bic 6reis
belt, iis Dir tpisoer3useben. Sd bite
bid. psrssibe mir! Sd tperfe mid Dir
3u Siiben, elm Stlope oeines Stlas
pen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23
SeitrD SOrn's
Meifattr0mt.
213 TeRa Mbe., Scranton, BE.

Aubn ben bfftn @tfr6nltn unt giaarrtH
ssshsH.au& bic Ia tinr ssrthslidsn bsntfdta
ka&s iubrdtstsn Spsiitn anf 8frIdnetn fsr-
sist unb ,par % ftbr mdbietH grhfsn.
RaufmanHs Rtttasslun@ helt@ Is Gents.
5tem Samfas abtnb warnitr euu&-SGnsi.
ins&tl, Beef Ia Wcbt, paisHpfeftr, ste., mit
6aunfraut pbtr aartpftllaIat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23
RinS GOT einem gBslf budbftdbIttb
In &tfide 4sriffen.

Gaf srdslide Beiis fauO elm orei'
idbriess Wdbaen In Wfiindsn.@lao'
bad fn GapsrnI iei1en COB. Ginsm
aBclf oer bortisen Menassrie gelanelse,
aus ieinem &dfis ;u enttommsn. Dis
9gdrtsr uabmen iofort bic Ysrfolguns
oeS Ssisres auf, bas lf4lteBlih auf Die
@traes selanste. Dort itlohsn fi9
oea &srfolssrn Yolisiften uno ghrser
an, bod sslang ss nidt, oes Raub.
tbisres tabbaft ju wsfosn. Der Bolf
gsipanu eiusu beoeutenoen Toriprung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23

@be fiG feline 8srfoIser ibm ndbsrn
tonuten, bate bas Ehier Elm tletnes
Miabdsn, bic brsi Sabre alte Eo&ter
oes 9aufmannes S@hrtns. bas auf oer
Strass fpislte, ansefalleu unb 10 furdt'
bar serfleiift, baB es tunerbalb tpsnissr
Wfinnten perI6ieo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23
0erlOrene
W0nne5fraft

aBir babsn stn punbnbarss unb bsffimnitss
ISsilmittsI sntbtdt. ptl&ts mir saranttrtu,
BerloreHe Nannesfreft uup geidbleht'
Iidle SamGde eautrnb su btisn. aBtnn
mir nt9t an 8ul@phetnbsit esbunbsn
pGrtn. 70 f5nnttn mir eunoerte bon
siblihen BeifGti9uHeen ppH alt unp
Sung pprjtissu, wslitt tbrt tuesnp'
s. Ii@t Graft iptster erlangt babtu.
Saidt cine rDOlaf-Rpts" fur
eins S@a&ttl SGms Bee.
Dtutfnt cesr tnsIiint 3orrt-
tpenbtujtn tpsretn ffriit sr-
beim etbalttn uue tn ttnsm
stufa&tu 8rtsf.tlmitlas
TIE |. Berger PharmaeaI Co
station 9. PbiIabsIpbia, Pa.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-14

mind and Of conflicting hope tina,
sHinss were not go black as they were
ICING painted AT last, with a slight
gesture that signified his helpless
ness 70 cope with the situation. he
leaned back and sighed.
pass. he said resignedly "Tha
'nlhs utterly beyond me; it's m 70
you, Flint Go on"
wen, you have all the details ,ba,
suggest a possible KIDNAPPING con.
spiracy-hrst. the uncertainty an 20
the young lady's whereabouts. sacora
the advertisement; third. the secrsc,,
ana extreme caution observed ,bro,,~h
out by the unknown conspirators.
fourth. the callers at Number 1e1a.
fifth. the purse"
Van Vechten breathed anotbs- .,u,
one Of relief sisn'
MSstliylng II all is. to be sure ba
9~Iu' Out that array might sound
more formidable IL 1t were more co..
'ain ana positive. At the Same time
my anxiety about my cousin has nv NO
means abated." "o
On reflection" Mr.. Flint .,,.
uVely continued, II was scarcaIv o.
lined In asserting that the facts aug.
sest the possibility of Miss Carew INV
ing oeen kidnapped; it would be mors
accurate to say: II 1t turns out thai
sne mas been. why, then the facts we
now nave would doye-tail with the
crime" 'na
was thinking Of Mrs. Devereaux I.
cut In the other-"you know who sha
is?" VIM sne
The detective nodded. Van yecbten
asked:
Gould she have been kidnaped
also?" peo
Dismiss Mrs. Devereaux for tho
present returned Mr.. Flint: "sbe "a
an item against the possibility. Iwant
nrst to mention the most serio,,s ~.
pect of the whole affair. for there ,s
one circumstance that makes its Grim.
inalty almost self-evident.
Assuming that the man who w..
niiieo went to the house in answer 10
'ne. advertisement-and there ia No
reason TO believe otherwise-in Oh
liAeinood he was stranger to the ad-
vertiser; then. where shall we ,oo1,
Tor motive? 'ooA
ihis strikes me as the most n-o,
'oie one: his scruples baked at tho
enterprise; he denounced the cr,rn,,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-14

While he lent Elrnsel. sztnssss,s;,
y, tns operation, sae b,src ons 0. tos
>ass1ksfchiets ossr HE eyer tuSzluz
ne fzDr1c and olsposlnz II 10 sucn :
RAY that By 10 possibility eould be
sss nnsn be sot where u Wa Hzot
Her fnssrs touchsd his fzce u.zry
timex, and the harness Of her. now
D. tnis side. nor On that. AMI behind
hin and ia front. wa making hi1a
ziddy.
ron NUT walk just az carefully az
eyer you can" shs en5oined-~tsst a.
quietly az II you we're burglar. Twin
take your hand When / squeeze once.
u means you are To step down-txlce
means u step NJ. . What Ia it7"
Tor Tom mumbled something.
I said that wished We were roins
upstairs Instead Of down"
What IN tbs world do you risb-
on 10 that Ia all your promise
amounts U, In itT'
Il can wish, can't II" said Tom.
moody. Il didn't intend for you TO
hear"
Her response was q sharp command
Tor him not 10 speak another word
Give me your hand she said curt,
iy.
Their fingers met and closed, but
when she attempted to move away
Tom drew her To a standstiII
Just moment ! must disobey you
This once. What will happen TO you
when II In discovered that am gone?s
Why, nothing"
IL seems improbable. don't you
know. that anybody who wanted me 70
badly would be tickled TO death to
have me get away"
Nevertheless nothing will happen
70 me- she repeated Il know that
what ] am doing IN for the best. not
only for you. but for us too. Pray
don't think am going to all this trou
bio solely for you"
i did think 10" Tom said in
tone. Look here, II I'm not
sure that everything will be all right
With you, I'm not going TO bulge
step"
In her evaporation his guide gave
Ms hand a vigorous jerk.
Mercy goodness" he heard her ex.
claim. Did anybody ever see such an
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-14

...- :. ~ E-F----.-- -zF--s selected
81 -.s--r-s--= -=-E.ec--ooc 70 op-
49, ---- IA - lsss t-z1 stroke
Z r.-s cs1.c.1F 20 ~ ---o Ia zf-
q --..-.-s . s-sr,-ct 1----t -zs
--r - l-- 80 "a s-sr-c.co wzs al
49, 81 - a. al ~ E-tn-'s Wis
Ire ass--a- 4 sz--s-s1 expression. as
- -=-z-E=--
--s --g=----E c1zzA-cs ny acni-
49, a-----=-- LAT The case I'LL
----- --=-=s---z-5os. Interesting.
--
--- --.s r-1-=s-=d Van Fech-
- ----- sc.- ca ~ any satisfaction
- =----=s Fo- z-- -ID-crinS 10
-.--,-r---=- = al - bad enough II
s. I've - 1sz- ~. coEEon crooks.
~ = --.---zl r-D1-gy, Lord defend
TX at-z-d- ~ Van Vechten. that
s-- .zT= % r=ry ks=l relish for an
-----z-= F-1,i=z-
Res. re y0-1g nan barked.
W.. ~ r--s-z - The mercy OF a
gag &. --r-1clrl=d knAvss- ! guess
.----
O. ven re detective conceded.
r-- g ccz-s=. expect you 70 view
80 z-z-- 1rrz = professional stand
---- 80 : assure you. this case Is
-r-=----zlE promising ard ny enthu-
szs- z-c determination mount as II
give =c-= ozt1ing
A-s z-zs-hl-E A. any rzre.
a. E=c.-=- admitted With : show
"a. -=--r-E.c= -Yo-r zeal all lose
F1- ------g promise you But where
90 y-- 80 - p1rse,
re SIP gay eyes swept Van
f=c--=-s earnest face NJ Flint re-
- sote-ly:
NcF yc- have hir upon the eircun-
--z-c= r1z- connects Miss Carew with
- z-z-r- .ou1d i hanging from a
AL Z = dzrk corner q Al upstairs
--1s=- across TIE strest-ln your pre-
--o-s hose C mystery
TIE yourz mans blank irnnobllity
z-c-= t=--zy=c his stup@faction. After
= r--s=-
Easy. easy. Flint" said he. IN
steadily kindly repeat that: this in
-sr-zi s-z-l = cuiling my faculties"
TIE cher did 50. adding %.
eours= II ~zs letr fhere-overlooked-
- sc-=tody; shether BY Mis- Ca
-e~ CT son ebOdy else. I an not pre-
i.a-sc 20 say
Van Fechrsn sat long time deep IN
thought The occasional glance he d.
rsctec a. the detective was eloquent
II contrast With his impassive rea
fures-o- the doubts and fears anc
anKis-iss that we're .ssatlinx hi,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-14

Thawing frost and May rains chill
you TO the very marrow. you catch
cold-head and lungs stuned-you
are feverish-cough continually and
reel miserable-you need DR.. Kings
New Discovery. 1t soothes irritated
throat and lungs, stops cough. your
mead clears up. fever leaves. and you
feel fine. Mr. ]. T. Davis of Stickney
corner. Me. Was cured of a dread
ful cough after Doctors treatment
anu all other remedies failed. Relief
or money back. Pleazant-chfldren
IKE IL. Get a bottle today. soc and
~ at your druggist's.
ouckien's Arnica Salve for all
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-14
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Man and Women

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nose, nose with written guarantee and a.
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use Garters for one dollar. ana ave.
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iou know these hose: thew .,,od
me test when all others failed Thes,
give real foot comfort. They h.~.
no seams to rip. They never become
loose and baggy as the shane a. nj,
IN, not pressed in. They are ,n.re
anteed for fneness, for STYLE. ,or a.
peilority OF material and worSusu
snip, absolutely stainless ana r. ~aar
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Dont delay; send In your order he-
'ore oHer expires. Give correct .tye
"EAR-EvER HOSIERY COMPANY
Dayton, Ohio.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-14

Soo< 1
CE&S-Ez 1-z11r<r Tsr T.~@rs-- n
TDrzx ILL - sssl-s "A s-xr.z,-1sfs..s-S :.
e.7< a --str s-rr.s- n. III 4 1sDuss z..,--.sx
Ii r----- --1r1 LIZ <lyv-sz--t-- Cha IL.
tsp-11s Ia 4-1x --s-r lruD-ru-J..sc AZ !.
sS<Se'-z - "a --sz zvtss 81 xgEe-7.
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-14

nAls. no vsrs tAss tArs4rss.1
ezpos1re and Arrs~, " tAey az M
neclAteiy silence the inr-.r,.n
ric1A They chose the $500 ~
native. Which would ircie.,s ,s MO-
are desperate enoux. ~
Nov te< N consider The
porting The inprob~b.iiry th.t
Czrev has been kidnAued
FIRST OF AL. there "a tbs
cinculry OF doing such = rh,,-
erent-the lack OF opu-o--un,,~
With your cousin the di-eulrx ou
greater she L. In Europe with ,,...
~orthy companion. and /. num-
unlikely Assanp csons mus, b. -.
ally strengthened before N. l,xs
Ing hypothesis can be aecep,sd
working theory
IL The deed Was committed .h-.
how was the young lady convs~.s
American II she vas nrst Ira
this country. how Vas abe ,srs-.
70 make such an importAn, now 20
out notifying her relatives, Ara :,
ways there L. Mn Deveresur =. -
considered IL Miss care~ ~.
srated from her. how Is her sg.,.. =
De explained, IL she was NOT -
rated from Mn D~vereaux. then =.
older LADY either must be rsxzrdsd !.
confederate. or II must be asxuu..
that she was forcibly taken H.
either assumption being extrernelv H.
probable
There II one other idea tia, A.
CURED 70 me. but q pretty tsr.se,rh.x
one. i bound TO admit: We nav h.,.
stumbled upon . rendezvous OF intsr.
national thieves The purse NAY hsv.
been stolen from Misc Carez In y,
rope. weeks or even months aro-
But Van vechten cecisivsly .AooL
his head 1T has not been out Of NJ,
possession \ week" ASSERTED he: tia
significance OF which the detective
seemed TO understznd
Well said he. I have been CANDID
with you. Mr. Van yechten; supposa
you return the compliment
What do you mean, have nothins
10 tells
Nothing to TELL the other echoed
musingiy The contrset
ed eyes favored Van vechten with ,
penetrating look
Mr.. Van vechten.- be BEGAN ou,st
ly after a pause. L have not FOLLOWED
my profession for a score OF years with
out acquiring more or less facility II
certain directions For example
know almost intuitively when anybod,
Is keeping something back from ne.
knew that you were not entirely Opal
and frank while / VAS talking with yo
yesterday"
The young man regarded him Wit
an amazement not entirely free fror
discomposure.
of course" Mr.. Flint went on viii
out the least emotion. I cant inAxin
what your reason may be for ret
cence: bat ! do know that IL you pc
sist in remaining silent upon any polr
OF this case. you are adopting a mos
unwise course I am not trying I
force your confidence: am merel
inviting 1t. leaving the decision Wit
your good Judgment Bear In min
that l haven't the slightest person.
interest in finding Miss Care~. she
merely incidental to an investigate
| am pursuing
For a long time Van vechten DO
dered- AT last he said. very sooeril
You are right, Flint; I haven't be<
perfectly frank with you. Ny conce
ton Of detectives and police general
has been the haxiest. but / believe
can trust you"-with stress upon u
you am going to, 1t any rate
(To be Continued.)
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-14
REsIN0L.

Resinol 9
are absolute
harsh or
therefore b
dence in tn
troubles
lngs. etc
use ordina
heals even
TONS. Doc
the past 4
Resinol
clears ava
a.ndrun. a
| hold RENEE
1
"Mr. Sni
Mrs. Ann
isn't Mrs.
e." The pI
ticular Gus
nv delight
What they
lsm's. A
visiting At
them to q
..v...
oui
Ny y
stax. w
oconomizc
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-14

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-14
Crpy b1(ET Ling

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-14
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