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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-02
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I HAVE 5000 to loan on Improved
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rates. special privileges TO borrow
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-02
tNrNoUnCEMENTs

THE party who took my flowers
from my porch at s31e No. 34th
will please return them and avoid
trouble.
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:; No. 2, Golden Potlatch; No. 3,
8 Nos. l and 2 start at 10 a. m.
D miles starts at p. M.
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rnE rHnns n TAcoMAs
ONLY ENnEFENUHNE
NEN6FAFXM
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SUMNER RESORTS

CAMPERS ATTENTION. Small
fur cottage at Spanaway lake,
electric lights and boat included !;
$50 for season OF $40 per month.
Inquire az Spanaway Park Boat
House.
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AUTO STORAGE
AUTO stortf ct reasonab1e rates
d[E=#H Men4smaFa Ferfn HeEE
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ROOMS AND BOARD

CHILDREN boarded. COED home
fine yard- call or write Mrs
Poole. 1907 So Sheridan.
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WANTED

For sale by owner. 10 acres
unimproved soil. first class, neal
Tacoma and car line. Price rea-
sonab1e- Add. N-10, Times.
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SOLICITORS WANTED

GOOD proposition open for men
or women living In every town
throughout Southwestern wash
ington. All or part of time. Good
chance for college students going
home for summer. Must furnish
references. r. q. Smith. Box 1142.
Tacoma. Wn.
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uRNIsHED HOUSES

BROOM furnished house. hot and
cold water. electric light and
gas. lots rent reasonable. Call
mornings 1873 SO. Beth st.
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BOARD and room IN private fam
uy, home privileges. 1e11 So.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-02

woRKINGMAN. as years old. would
like to meet lady 80 to - years
old n Tines
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PERSONAL

DowNTowN rooms. al outside. %
per week Hotel Auburn. Tt0H
st. Helens.
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Events: No. 1, Inter City;
Montamarathon. July Braces
July 4-Montamarathon for $50
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FURNISHED FLATS

4-ROOM furnished flat walking
distance. porcelain plumbing
ground floor. S13 per month. Call
Main s75s evenings.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-12-30

q Henry Grant IT,, who has been
working on the /. G. r. R. at Water
loo, arrived home Thursday evening
for a vacation. =, ~ - -. .
Misses Celia, Katie and Lizzie
Loughren were Manchester visitors
Saturday. ~ ~, ,s,- s4,
Thos. Farrell arrived here the first
OF last week from Gregory, S. D.,
where he has been the past month.
Messrs. VIM. Baragary and family
and VIM. Slattery and wife and Dem
mis- Smith and family spent Christ
mas at the Thos. Riley home south
OF here. IT,. -.
Miss Anna Coleman, who is teach
ing at Central City, Is having va
cation. y ~,
Bernard Wood of Woonsocket, s..
D., who is a student OF the Dubuque
college, is spending his vacation
with relatives here. ,-s"5--. ~
Joe and Tressa Coleman spent
Christmas at Frank Farrell s.. -
Mrs. Jane Boyce and two sons Of
Sheldon, Ark, arrived here one day
last week for an extended visit with
relatives and friends. Mrs. Boyce was
formerly Jane Smith. -
Miss Annie Riley LETT Saturday Tor
Webster City, Iowa, where she will
visit her sisters. =, >s,{ "
Miss Lucy o. 'Hagan Of Waterloo is
here visiting her mother during the
holidays. J, FL
n. i.lnggold CT Winthrop attended
mass here Sunday. 10 ~
Ed Devlin spent Sunday with rela-
tiyes near Robinson. - ,ss4' Z.
A. McEnahy transacted business
in Manchester Saturday. s,s. =.
Miss Lena Cosgrove spent a few
days of last week with her aunt, Mrs
H. Grant, near Coggon. &4S :
Mrs. VIM. Britt and children OF
Hopkinton spent las week with rela-
tfEes here. !. F*.@5e ss
The dance given by the ladies Of
the parish was well attended Monday
evening. -,
Messrs. d. .Lyness Of Ryan and J.
Leavens and families spent Christ
mas at Thos. Burke g. SE,
p Mr.. and Mrs. Devlin called on
friends near Kiene one day last
week. ss Is. : NJ: e. ~, II y.
Several from here attended the pie
social at the Robinson school house
Wednesday evening, .e,s.3 y
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed .Ney. Of Winthrop
spent Christmas with relatives here.
Thos. Burke has been quite III but
IS some better at this writing. Ii
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-12-30
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alh.r O'Donnell assisted Father
MUlluy at CArisriLs.s. III me exercises
Of the church. ia 3sF.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward and daugh
ter Maroon ana son kenneth OF Chi
cago returned to Independence after
la rev days visit with The ward fam
lily and IN the r. r. McElliott nome.
Dr.. o 'Brien was&a visitor in Man
chester one, Lay curing tnee week.
John McpOwen OF Troy was call
or III Ryan last week. u
The post office Is about completed
an1 the patrons Will soon be able to
walk in and get their mail without
any trouble. "a,
h Kate Lyness was in Manchester OF
Wednesday. 5
The McCay family Of Winthrop
were here during the week on ac-
count Of the death of Mr.. Searight.
DR.. Duffy spent few days here
Turing the week. '.. :, H.
Joe Cody and wife spent Christmas
with Mr.. Cody IS mother in Dubuque.
Henry Logan and wife were shop
pers in Ryan Wedne sday. a: ):
Father Molloy. was at Monti Thurs
day. sia,s,s! Z. T..
Herman Preston was Manchester
caller Thursday. sa2 -. ..t
r. NJ. Merriam spent Christmas In
Cedar Rapids.
William Magirl was in Manchester
Tuesday. :
Richard Barry and John Duggan ate
Christmas dinner at their homes. =
Mrs. Rose Summer is home from
Cedar Rapids after several days Wis
It with her daughter. Anna Under
wood. ID ,es. -. ~ :;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ware and children
were Coggon visitors during Christ
mas week.
Dr.. Donnelly was in Cedar Rapids
Tuesday. - 49,. d - -
MIS-. Lizzie Turner was in Cedar
Rapids Tuesday.
Mrs. Lille Wilson and son Stephen
were in Cedar Rapids the first ssa;cf
| the week. Is
I Nellie Mu,ligan was hops her
christmas vacation.
Several from the vicinity Of Win
throD were in attendance at the Sea-
right funeral last Saturday. "
w. j. McEnany was in Manchester
on Monday. I'd Z. r.
Miss Ethel Locke he's returned to
her school work at Springville. after
a week IS vacation. 81: go
Father McElliott. Of Cedar Rapids,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-12-30
DELAWARE

A pretty home wedding was solem-
nized on Christmas day at high noon
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Person, when their daughter, Anna,
was unite' III marriage to Mr. Geo.
Riley of Oelwein. The bridal couple
entered the room during the rendi-
ton Of Sultan's Wedding March,
played by Miss Agnes Person, sister
Of the bride. Rev.: Jesup Of Cedar
Rapids, pastor of the Swedish Luth-
eran church officiated. The bride
was attired In dainty light blue
silk embroidered chiffon over light
blue silk gown and wore a wedding
veil of silk net and wreath of
Christmas cactus. The rooms were
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-15
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO "

VIM. n. Harrington, heir to 1000,
charged with desertion. Wife i'll,
daughter dying of tuberculosis.
Detective James McGrath disturb
ed at prayers. Burglars. Fired five
shots. Men escaped.
Mrs. John Cole, 48, 1913 N. Lotus
av., fell dead in street. Heart disease.
Chicago most typical American
city and center of national ideals,
says Prof. Hugo Munsterberg.
Mrs. j. F. Eastman's home, Alta
Clarendon av., entered. $1,000 jewels
taken.
chas. E. Frankenthal's home, 5o44
Drexel blvd, robbed. $1,000 stuff
gone.
Homes of A. E. Neff, 45o7 Beacon,
S. Snow, 4OO1 Greenwich; G. ]. Nc
Kinley, 435 Wrightwood, and c. L.
Caswen, 5044 Drexel, robbed.
Chas. GreVe, 1929 Lake Park aV.,
B. J. Strauss and Benz. Levin indicted.
in Florida for using mails to defraud.
James Barsita, %, 5643 w. 9th pI.,
shot and killed by VIM. Fantozzi, 81.
Fantozi objected to men using swim
ming hole on property.
Flag called ensign of justice by
Bishop Fallows. Urges citizens to
wear colors as symbol of freedom.
J. L. Schneidemann, 1928 N. Lea
witt ST., left home Friday. Clothes
found at bathing beach. Wife says
desertion.
Former Vice President Stevenson
dead. Will be buried tomorrow.
Robt. Moore, 316 w. SD ST., hit
by auto, dead. Driver fed.
A. Koenig, 1908 E. Cpd ST., and L.
Vlakos, 666S S. Michigan av., motor
cyclists, injured.
John StanisIaus, 3, 2242 w. 18th ST.,
hit by auto. Slightly hurt
Seven arrested for speeding in
Evanston.
S. Konkowski, 4534 S. MarshfieId
av., thrown from motorcycle. Injured.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-15

BODY OF John 7dlloIdnA oZoZ p Id
Sale ST., found in canal.
Miss Katherine Stinson made two
flights in biplane Sunday.
Louis Moziar captured in South
Chicago Wanted in Marinette, Wis,
for assault with intent to kill.
David Dillon, 10 months, 42a S.
Leavitt ST., fell from third floor porch.
Uninjured.
John Jordon, 9, 1872 Grace ST.
went after ball in neighbours yard.
Dog got it first. Bitten.
II children lost and found yester-
day.
Rev. AImer PenneweII wants fruit
trees in public parks. Suggests we
should pluck fruit and eat while at
rest and play.
Body of chas. Herbrich, 20, 1885
Arlington ST., found in lake.
A. PeIIegrine, 2434 w. Grand aY.,
killed in elevator accident at Chicago
Lime Works, 1900 W. 18th st.
Miss Pauline Rosenstein, 1925 N.
Claremont av., fell from car Dead.
J. Williams, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
14O Sc1oO 0I-J S41ON " OOhOSI PAO 4O11I
with gun. Arrested.
A. Smith and M. Friedman, Toledo,
O., sought relatives at 1919 Newberry
av. Struck on head with milk bot=
ties. j. Dunbar and ]. Phillips ar
rested.
BENZ. Hendricks, 1921 Thripp av:,
bitten by dog.
Four North Side Iifeboat stations
opened.
MagdaIene Turner, 10, 1859 Mar
lama ST., missing. May have eloped.
Mr.. o. N. Carter, wife of Justice
Carter, better.
Edward coffey, 1916 FIournoy ST.
suicided. Gun. Ill.
Miss Bernice WaIdron, 21o3 w
Monroe St, suicided Gas.
Three convicted for pure food vio- :.
lations.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05

half heartedly So many times have escaped only
to be brought back tired in the heart in the mind
in the body. want to lie down somewhere and sleep
for days"
Kathlyn reached out, touched Lis hand, and patted It.
She knew The pain and terror in his heart not
born of his miseres brt theirs hers Winnie
Why doesn't my brain snap?" sic queried inwardly
"Why doesn't the thread break? Why can't cry and
laugh and grow hysterical like other women?'
81 shall take charge of everything, continued Rama
bal. Your trbuations affect my own honor. None of
you must be seen, however; not you, Ahmed.
shall keep you informed Ahmed will instruct the keepers
to obey No harm will to them, since
identity them having been Umballahs assalans
Ny wife will be molesed in any way for remaining
at the bungalow"
Without another word Ramabai curled himself up and
went to sleep; and one by the others followed his
example Bruce last close his eyes. He glanced
modify round noted the guards patong the boundaries
of their secluded camp the mahout sleeping in the shadow
of the elephant and then he looked down at kathyn
Only bit of her forehead exposed. One brown.
shapely hand cutched the hovdah blanket. patch of
moonshne touched her temple Silently he stopped and
lud kiss upon the hand then crept Ahmed and
lay down with his back TO the Mohammedan's.
After awhile the lana cutching the howdah blanket
slid under and finally nestled beneath the owners chin
But Winnie could sleep. Every sound brought her
upright position; and tonight the palace seemed
charged with mysterious noises. The muttering of the
cockaoo the nkle of the fountain the fell
the lsin the scrape and sither of sandals beyond the
lattice partitions the rattle of butt somewhere in
the corridors sounds she heard Once she
thought she heard the sputter of rife shots affair." but she
Kit beautiful Kit! O. they would not could not let
her die And she had come into this land with her mind
nslow with fairy stories,
One of the leopards in the treasury corridors reared
and Winnie crouched into her cushions What they
going to do to her? For she understood perfectly that
she only prisoner and that the meant nothing
at all so far authority concerned She the
verest puppet. What with Ahmed's disclosures and
Kathlyns advice she knew that she nothing
than helpless pawn in this oriental game of chess. At
any moment she might be removed from the board -
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05

She became tense again. She heard the slp-slip oS
sandals in the corridor key in the lock- The door
opened and in the dim light she Unballah.
He stood by the door, silently contemplating her.
what certain dungeon holds !" still edded through
the current of his thoughts. Money, money! He needed
it it the only barrier between him and the end,
which at last he began to Money, baskets and bags
of it, and he dared not May the fires of hell
burn eternay the bones of these greedy soldiers his
only hope
His body ached liquid fire seemed to have taken ths
place of blood in his veins His back and shoulders were
of bruises Beaten with gun butt, driven,
hurred, cursed-he, Durga Ram! gun butt in the
hands of low caste He had not only been beaten he
had been dshonored and defed. His eyes flashed and
his fingers closed convusivey, but he SOBER To
take yonder white throat his hands! 1t was true be
dared not harm hair of her head!
Your sister Kahlyn persisted under the wheels Of the
car of Juggernaut" o.
Winnie did not stir. The aspect of the fascinated
her the of cobra would have DONE Vipers
only crawed in this terrible land they walked One
stung with fangs and the other with words.
She is dead, and tomorrow your father dies"
The disheveled appearance of the did in her
eyes confirm this Indeed the longer she gazed at him the
strongly convinced she became that be was lying
But wisely she maintained her silence.
Dead" he repeated " Within a week you shall bs
my wife You know. They have told you. l want
money, and by all the gods of Hind yours shall be the
hand to give it to Marry and one week after
will give means of leaving Alfalfa. Will you marry
me:"
Yes" The word slipped Winnie's lips family
She recalled Ahmeds advice: to humor the man, to play
for time but she knew that if he touched her she must
Keep that word. Your father and sister are FOOLS"
Winnie trembled They alive, Kit and her fu ther:
this had lied. Alive! o, she would not be afraid OF
any ordeal now. They alive and more than that
they were free
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05

Umballah Is afraid Of them To go on Winnie Mem
sahb will stand up and excaim that she will join her
sister, to prove that she is less brave"
But the lions from Bruce. From his point Of view
the plan was as absurd as it impossible.
Ramaba, however, knew his people and Bruce did not
Always remember the trap and the tunnel, Bruce
Sahb. At the entrance of the lions the trap will fall
Inside the tunnel will be the Colonel Sahib and Bruce
Sahb Outside will he Ahmed and the brave he had
with him this night And all the road free the gates!
All for those thousand menu sighed Ahmed. Il
cannot forget them"
"Nor the dungeon keep" replied Ramabai al must
60 my way OF the right and wrong of it you are
not concerned Ahmed"
by the Lord exclaimed the Colonel getting up. at
begin to understand He is alive, and they hold him
there in den, vile like mine Alive"
Ramaba nodded, but Ahmed capped his hands exult.
antly.
"Umtallah did not put him there. 1t the politics
of the Council and this is the sword which Umballah
holds their heads And if summoned my thousand
their zeal for me
Pardon Eamalui." cried Ahmed contritely "Par.
don!"
"Ah finally you understand:
YES You not only good man but great
If you gave the sign to your tere would be
in yonder dungeon-keep aliye!"
"They know and could not stay the tempest once I
oosed it, There that is all That is the battle have
fought and won"
The Colonel cached down and offered his hand.
D." Ramabai you're man."
Thanks Sahib. And tell you this love my people
l born among them. They simple and easily led.
l wish to them happy, but cannot step the
dead body of who kind And this | add
When you, my friends, free, will make him free
also Young my followers and in the blood Of
the young there is much heat My plan may appear
you weak and absurd. but know my peop.e. Besides it
Is only chance"
well, Ramabsi, We viii try your pan though | do
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05

this moment than the method to be used in ibeting the
daughter Of Colonel Sahib Listen The people are
angry because they were not permitted to be present at
the sacrifice to Juggernaut To pacify them Cmballah
will have to invent some amusement in the arena"
But how will that aid us?" interrupted the Colonel
"Let us say, an exhibition of wild animals with their
trainers"
"Yes. You, Colonel Sahib and you, Kathlyn Men,
sahb and you Bruce Sahib will without difficulty act
the parts"
GOOD !" said Ahmed bitterly. "The three OF them
will rush into the royal box seize Winnie Memsahib and
carry her off under the very of Umbaab the
Council, and the soldiers! ~
my friend Ahmed is bitter" said Ramabai patiently
All al! l had Umbaah in my hands and let him go!
Pardon me- Ramabai l am indeed bitter"
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05

Bruce jumped to his feet.
BE patient, Bruce Sahib," reproved Ramabai. IT
an not yet done
Bruce cat down again, and Kathya stole glance It
bis lean, unhappy face How she longed to touch it, to
smooth away the lines of care The old amaraderie
gone there be invisible barrier between
them
She will discover herself then" proceeded RamabaL
Umbah will start to order her capture when
she shall stay him by crying that she is willing tc face
the arena lions. Remember, there will be trap nd
tunnel"
"And outsider" said Ahmed, still doubling.
There will be soldiers, my But they will at
that moment be elsewhere"
If you have soldiers them why not slip them into the
palace have them take the young Memsahb by force
MY men are permitted the palace. Ahmed