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HOSPITAL SHIP
 LOST ON ROCKS
LARGE NUMBER OF DOCTORS, NURSES AND FIELD BEARERS
 BROWN ON ENGLISH COAST.
Were on Their Way to Minister to ths Wounded on French and Belgian BattIefieIds.

Whitby Enel8ld via London O,t. 90. l1:10 D. m.-The loss of life on the British hospital snip Rohil q, which crashed on the rocks of the @orks1ite coast near here before dawn today, is a matter of dolb,. ..e vesael, hCEeyes. is a total wreck, having broken in two while lilesaye. on shore were shooting lines anu trying to make one fast to the ill., lated ship.
 Bearing physicians, nurses and hos pital supplies, the Ponilla was on her way to a Belgian or French port to succor the wounded when she was driven ashore It is understood tha. ell the women on boari were saved, including one who was survivor ol the Titanic disaster. inc fate or the Physicians is uncertain, as is that of the captain and the crew. The to al number of people on board is esti- mated at 200.
 When the stricken vessel broke in two, eight men could be seen from the sdofe clnging to a piece of Wreckago from the after part of the ship. Four teen bodies had been washed ashore this evening
 Distress rockets were sent up at tracing the coast guards, but as the sea continued violent it was possible to launch only two boats from shore. These boats brought hack all the peo- pie they could carry.
 Most of the ships boats were crushed in the attempt to launch them and only one got away. baaIing a handful of survivors Even these
 had to be dragged up on the boach as the boat capsized in the breakers.
 For four hours members of the crew could be seen clinging to the rigging, their plight becoming more desperate as the tide rose. In an ef-
 fort to reach them the lifesayers shot many rockets. Then at S:30 oclocI the ships back broke
 It is believed that nest of those on board perished
 The rescuers kept vigil on the beach tonight, but their work was at a standstill, one of the two surf boats being disabled and the other unable
 to approach the wreck, although aided
 by tugs.
 The middle part of the Rohilla was all that remained above the water at ] midnight, and on this were the sur l viyors, whose number was Yariously estimated up to 500. They were sig nailed to swim for it but seemed to hesitate. Several died from expos ure. Whether the remnant of the ship could last until morning unless the sea abated seemed extremely doubtful.
 Most of the population of Wbitby stood on the shore all day watching the attempts at rescue. Six members of the ships crew who reached shore said they had attempted to drag a line with them but the heavy surf forced them to cut it.
 The strong wind invariably swept wide of their mark the rocket lines, but cheer went up when one finally reached the forestay. There the lima hung out of reach of the wretchod throng aboard until it was cut by Wreokage. Every effort was made b. the rescuers to launch boats. One boat was brought three miles by res cuers overland and lowered over d cliff, but it was damaged on the rocks
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HELD FOR MURDER.

Champaign, H., Oct 30.-Sco.t Stone arrested today at Jefferson Barracks, is charged with the murder of his wife and four children in the warrant sworn out here by States Attorney Bush.
 Mrs. Stone and her four children perished in a fire on the Stone farm south of Champaign September 2S.
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CHICAGO BANK OPEN SOON.

Chicago. Oct 0.-The federal re- serve bank in the Chicago district will be able to open November 16. t was announced today. Headquarters on La Sale street wal selected.
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she begged.
he snapped her short You csnno.
explain. The thing Ia impossible. that
you should have failed There IN some
thing beneath this, something you
viii not tell me-
She cndeavored IN speak bu, he en-
forced silence with a sunorous Not
His hand sought Tho row OF buttons
on the deak and pressed enc long
Almost instantly a ssrvant e.lded
noiselefsly into the room
Ny daughter Hosr-~have hei
brought here 10 me ~ once'"
In another moment the replica Of
his daughter judith was nahcfed into
hih presence.
Upon this one he Ioosed the light.
nings Of his wrath without ruth
hsss suffered him ~ silence. lIlp
most calling recrlminatlon edncad no
rciort from this one.
In nll In Trlnos TRADE. Judith
chofe 10 lntaCrct Don't DO 10 hard
on Tho silly fool She's not responsible.
rhs's sick with love for that good look.
Ing simpletoni'
And youi" Ross turned on her
passlOhateiy what about yonY NJ
love Alan Law, NJ ieest love him
openly. ! am not ashamed 10 oWn H..
and don't pursue him. NJ you do. ore
tending ! mean 20 sacrifice him 10
Wicked family feud. and then spare
him every time I meet him, 10 lead
him 10 believe | haven't the heart 10
lniurc hlm-as you DO, hoping 40 10
work upon his sympnihiea and earn
Kindly word aud pat on The head
from hls hand"
Fierceis she lsyeled a dcnuncialory
arm at her uirter "Thete," shn cried
10 her father. ~ you need 10 know
ihere stands the daughter who bks
betrayed your faith an ! have not.
who have never even pretended TO
approve your vlilainyi"
= think" Urine announced in a
voice 81 ice = have learned now
what needed 10 know"
His fingers sought the row 81 but.
tors. and when servant responded.
he iEIrirsd
MT hnrrophat haa rcturncdf"
Tie IL In the waiting roam. sir"
Conduct Mas 1ndlth 60 him and
iell him hold him personally respon.
'ibie for her nafckeoping Ito win
understand"
And for n long iimo thereafter tho
a'her alone with the daughter who
lad bean sstfanged from him since
''rih by every Instinct OF her nature,
'nssyed In vain 10 break Gown nor
nuiinoua silence
AZ last Urine summoned two OF his
'Feeturea and had her led weeping
rom tho rooms 20 be held prisoner In
Ter bedohamber on the ,opmost door
u the house
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Alan. Appearance a, the Hotel Mepol,O.

back Of the case. and closed u upon
the folded message
Then drawing back his arm. be
hrcalhed a silent prayer 20 tho gad OF
an true lovers and east " from him
wan all his might with such gogce
that q almost unseatcd him az the end
Of tho swing nus nothing less would
hsve served 10 bridge that yawaing
chaam.
And the watce Sow straight and
true ssaarely through the lighted win.
dow aud to The further wall
AZ thar very lnstant % his extllatlon
over az obstacle overcome. ne heard a
sound behind him OF heavy breathing
The assassin had come that close
Npon ms prey when Alan turned aud
discovered bis peril
The same n,couheam which hss
aided Alan Ia tho composition OF hls
message struck across the Others face
and showed Il like hideous chinese
mask u deadly hatred. with its eve.
balls slAriaS and its lips draNn Aack
trom The naked hiade Stripped between
It's sesth--a sslletto nothing shor. OF
foot ia itnelh
with a sharp startled moyemep,
Alan swung himself bodily about so
that seated agaln astride the rirdar
- t4ced he assassin. who sat "a,
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Alone IN thn, strange place Of al.
ience and shadows THAT den 81 tho
devii's livery. crimson and black
chained 10 the invalid chair wherein.
day IN. day cot. for years on end, he
had suffered the Pfometiean ,ormcnls
of the life thss would no, die on, %
his wretehrd. wrecked carcass. though
Without ccnRlnE Fpbenked envy,
hatred. MALE. and al uncbari;ss's
ne'a reckeS insatiRbly ~ his yitsls
Seneca Urine sat waiting. with the I'm.
psssivIiy OF o gtayfn figure waiting
on the imminent hour Of ultimate
hscnssment Tor The wrong that hae
made HIN what no was
Another hour IN sixty
minutes more they ain be here. judith
and Marrophat and Rose poor foot
'--and him' M ~ sixty minutes
moro they viii pat him down before
mo. bound and helpless. II not dead
A slight pause prefaced words that
wero whlmpered prayer "God SEND
that be BE- not dead Have fingered
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CHAPTER XIII

Sporting OFFER.
Some two hours later. that same
eyening, Mr Alan Law. very much
alive and, In spite Of comp4cte new
ontit - ready made clothing. looking
much more like hlmsolf than he had
IN a fortnight, Issued forth from tho
Grand cealfal station, hailed a taxi.
cab, and had himself conveyed 20 tho
Hotel Monolth
hut II he looked his proper self once
more. it speedily was demonstrated
that his wish was otherwise Cor after
learning from the room clerk Of tho
Monciith that n suite was being held
In the name OF Arthur Lawrence. tina,
was the name Mr. Law inscribed on
the register.
ON tho other hand. u was bis truo
name that he save 10 the person whom
he called upon the telephone immedl.
ntely after being shown Ia his rooms.
hu, then he was apcaking 10 his old
friend and man OF business. Mr.. nlsby.
Within another ten minutes this last
was In conference with his employer.
II think you must be out of your
head he insisted ncrvously. once
their FIRST greetings we're over. "you
might ius, as scnsihly throw yourself
from the top Of tho metropolitan tower
aa come 90 New York while Urine lives
aud knows you're this sids the water
"Ncnsenscl" Alan laughed "Remem.
Der this Is New York not tho back.
woods OF Malne''
Alan paused and smotc his palm
with . remorNegnl ast 'ny the Eter.
nal I'm forgetting narcus,'
"narcusf"
Chap whose hsat J chartered in
Portland sheer luck on my part. he's
one OF tho salt OF tho arth. First.
something must be done Cor the boy.
You've kot Influence % some sor, IN
New bedford. surelysr
nlEhy reflected some. There's
George nlalne, Justice OF the peace"
~rhe very man Telegraph him In
bateus interests immediately. And
tesagFapA liareus as well--scnd him
a hundred for cNpenece. and tell hin,
10 Join nae herc In New York AZ quick
rs be cant"
eNonr friends address" nlshy IN.
aulred, mildly iranlc as he sat DOM
az the desk and sembied with the sun.
ply OF stationery.
New Bedford isll OF eoarse.~ Alan
chaeAled'-e nt cut his laugh in two as
something Suffered From sAs rsss u
envelopes which Dlxhy had disturbed
ard fell to the floor between the two
men.
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~f'f~" - 49, v "HAfNUANNfI
here IN anguish oil these weary years
Tor the fuIfillmen, OF my revenge only
10 be- chestnd at the end by Death 2
ucd sfnnt that Alan Law taay bo laid
down siill living hera at my feet
~. Then
bitter smile twisted hln tortured
features. Then shall my viii be- done
TO hlm And then. whom ! have seen
him die as bin father died them Al.
ood'~-,hen az last / too may die!
There was iong silence. then a
sroan OF exaggerated protest. why
do they not Gomez why does Judith
delay. when she knows how / auffery
why have ! been put on from day TO
day with her tolegrama that bosgud
Tor more time and promised every.
thing but told nothing until yester,
day. Whore ara theas mes.
aases abe sent me yesterday"
Hts one sound hand CROPPED out like
claw and sought mass OF papora
on the desk beside him, sorting out
from among them two yellow torms
Painfully no blnked over these and
Slo~l, his pain.bent lips ccnned their
wording.
Alan and Rose safe with mc.-wlil
bring both homo tomorrow nlsht with.
oat fall he read the nrat aloud, and
then tho second; Have motorcar
waiting for mo tomorrow morning
from three o'clock tlll called Tor Now
Bedford waterfront judith.
mol" hs affirmed with the fervor
OF one persuaded b, his own desires;
y must no, iouht the Girl, sas haa
promised. she has performed
30 still Was he. indeed that he
seemed TO slsel. bu, No deceptive Was
,hat semhisnce that he was alert for
'he least sound The Girl entered noft.
", ~ u fearful OF disturbing his Stun.
bsrs; but she found him With head
erect aud cyes s-hlaso
Judith" he cried, his great yolee
vibrating Hike branen bell IA last,
Where 10 hc' You have brought him :
whore is be-
With no more answer than A slxh.
the girl dropped her head aud let Nor
hands hang Imply with palms on.
posed
After IN instant OF lncrcduloua dis.
appointment the maa shot ptngle.
frigsd question II her.
You have iailcae'
7 have failed abe confessed.
why
She shrugged slightly. who knaNe
why one faiiss J did my best. he Vas
too much for me. oatwissed me a,
every turn Time ana again though,
had him. but always he esrauea
either by bis own wit and courage or
with anoihcrs aid Only yesterday
n'sht they we're all three Ia the hol.
low o. my hands~-bat now hglnr YOU
only Rose"
She falsercd, awed By the glare Of
his infurlsted ewes set ue ssplaiu. :
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crclqc. Huge. sfili its wsj baihe6- y
I ire miik and fax o. moonlight Az
shadow. all ~ windows dark but
onf and that enc. IN the topnnoai tier
showed only q feeble giimmer 70 slight
hat Alan almost Overlooked ~
Bot once discovered. 4 focused spon
itself his thoughts wlih a power Hits
iCsa than hypnotic
lie believed rifh small doubt thai,
Rose vas q prisoner within those
walls. that Judith must have con.
veysd her there with ali speed.
And. this being ne presamgtiys case
that small. high vindow o. the light
might vell BE- hers
Directly across the street from she
Urine rssdence. % the opposite cor.
ner. a colossal apartment structure
stood haif6nlsbed. stonswork To ~
second story. gaunt iron skeleton rear.
Ing above
TO his inGnise disgust. Alan found
the guardian VERY eide awake. very
much on the job no chance here to
sisal unseen into The building.
This IN Itself might have been
deemed suepicious circumstance
not for nothing does an honest night
Waterman 10 deny the laws Of nature
and the tenets of his craft Hui Alan
merely praised The man while cursing
the very faci ~ bis existence. and ac.
costing, ofercame with banknotes
what seemed an nncomuoniy stubborn
reluctance, and got his way.
ITO could not know that another
skulked behind barrier Of lime bar.
rcih and overheard All that passed and,
when Alan had ducked smartly into
tho diminished building. rose and stole
after him with footsteps az noiseless
as cats and face that had the saw
aFefy 81 a tigers when II was tran
silently revealed 10 shaft OF moon
light
~ length Alan gained the gridiron
of sirdefg og plane with the lighted I
window acfofs the way. and orepi
along one az these. gingcrly on his
hands pud KNEES. prill be came 10 iis .
end and mirht IL he cared 10. look
down q hundred fec' 20 the sidewalks
That vicf hau ser did not tempt.
be kn.t ha eyes level. and was ~
wnrdea win 4 blro glimpse Of a pref
iily.papfrcd wall. framed 10 the lace Of
hairdrsWn curtains.
And Of uudd whether through
foriuliy. or instinct or he psychic.
logical attraction Of he Kteadfast con
ecntraiion the tenant OF the room
same - the windoW aud stood there
Tor little. looking pcnsyely out alto
gether unconscious of the watcher 10
bis aerial colgn
Again n horrible uncertainty har
iaHed him Was the woman Rose
BE- Judith That She vas one or these
be- could plainly soc But which Dared
lie assume hla hopes fulhlled7
With difnculty he detached hls
lungry vision hom her aud drawing
rom his pocket a small notebook iore
'ui blank page PLAYED ihis fat 90
he girdor found q pencil. and with
he nasieiauce oi ray or two 90
moonlight scrawlcd message ~ nj
most stenograpnio hfeytg
When he looked up from this task.
hr had vanished
sitting M asfride The elrdcr he
pok MS watch cheap AFFAIR he had
licked np when rccloihine himself In
he garments 81 civilized society. al
'rovidence. that mosning-opened tho
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Face %. Il grinned sardonlc mock.
cry o. Alan's confidence: Il wa trey
OF hearts
With an aaheB fare and A trembling
hand. Digby stopped 20 pick me
damned thing W. but Alan was be-.
forshand with him. and got bis frgers
first upon the card
Now VIII you believes" Dlgby Dc.
manded hgslliy
In whatY A simple coincidence"
Alan nostea Not y who knows I'm
Ia New York or that the Arthur Law.
renee for whom your agent engaged
these rooms WAS Alan Law No. my
friend lt'f a bii too thick for mo Take
my word Tor u. thin IA nothing tanre
nor less than souvenir ~ poker.
party held by yefisrday's tenant Of
this suite"
Perhaps perhsos'g Digby assent
cd. atroking tfemulous lips nut I'm
afraid for you. my boy Who knows
that Trines spies we're no' watching
my man when be made this reserya.
ton Who knows but that Arthur
Lawrence wRn too thin a disguise for
Allan Law tell you. I'm frightened
20 the marrow of ny old b0nes' DO
me this favor ~ Least. my boy nov
that you've been warned. whether BY
accident or design--Se won't argue
thai--do leave town. - incoenito o.
nome quiet place near BY aud walt
here Tor the sailing Of the nesl trans
stlastic steamer Oh. surely you can't
deny mo this one Wish ~ ny fond old
heart. my boyi"
win gesture u unfeigned affec.
ton Alan dropped hand On Difby's
shoulder.
There's nothing CA earth I would
not do for you" he said you've been
4 father ana a mother 10 mo ever since
J caa remember. even n We we're sepa
rated. moat VI the time. b. three thou
sand niles Of salt water Bui this I
ihIng.-i cant do ". even for you |
cant do u even for myscf Rose /
Urine IL here IN Ncw York. ~ the /
hands and st the mercy Of her father /
and sister and you may Judge vhat 4
their mercy viii be when you learn /
all that she has done for me I won't 1
20 and J can't go until 6nd her and
take her with mr. And that u anal"
Then" Dlgby struck Ia. grasping
Wildly At straw OF hope, = have your
word youll 50. providing ! mud sud re. :
store Rose 10 your"
you have my word 10 that. unques.
uonably nrlnE Rose 10 me. aud lii
gladly shake tho dust ~ New York
from my shoes. and never return un
Urine Ia put away comfortably IN his
grave"
~ shall be done" plcby promlaed.
II muHti"
You believe taat7"
IN twelve hours Rose shall be re-
stored TO you"
WIN yon make book on So IN
Dot you something happens aud hope
lose into Tho bargain n YOU believe
'ou can carry out your PROMISE, wire
he White star limo 20 reserve the
'cat available suite on tho Oceanic.
'ailing tomorrow morning at ton
ma make arrangements for a mar.
inge before the boat sails"
I'm 30 YOU" nigby agreed "and II
fan. ! forfeit tho cost OF the rraer.
alton nut about this marriage"
lie hoal,atcd.
You'll have 20 have llcnnae IN
ma state and can't set one except
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wornany" >
The hook hung s,e,s,
tended his arm. IA !
Nothing 70 fear. ese...
you too tight DEAF sas,s X 'ss h
Without = word yrs..
beside his IN the hoos l.
bis embrace. and closed y, ~ !
Immediately thsy r.,. ~ "a
rom the window. over ,.s ..st ~
posiie sidewalk. and f.s ,s' !, NJ
the street. "u' kssxv
Maybe this isn't a -
Alan exulted In the ins s<>s>-
heart But J think 4 ~
workingmen thisk Il ~ ~
TOD ,aem the simple Inn s':-s
that we we're eIopins,- ~
ny way Of answer han,
only a word Of Tenderness. sssas
And that lnsian, a.
and Alan stepped Of, usr na~s
walk. wv y u
Safe and soand-.ns
over there the wiser a. ,, - . "
clared with a derisiye nos H. MA
home Of Urine. Come 49,, \
a limousine waiting IL ~. Hnss
uies well be a, the ierry. Il ~ a.
ln NE, Jersey within an hour ', . -
within four hours safe 4, -.
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CHAPTER XIV


chanseiina
In the varue. chill gray OF that dull
and dcsolate dawn Judith stirred alb.
ruptly on the couch Of a sleepless
niEh, aud with She rapidly Of one
Who has arrived at settled purpose
after long period OF doubt and per
pleslty, rose and bathed and dressed
herself In nogligee
In the adjoining room she could hear
small stealihy noises the sounds
made by her sister moving about and
preparing against the unguessable mo
ment when her rescue would be a.
tempted, according TO the information
conveyed in that midnight message
For chance had conspired with her
insomnia 10 station Judith Ia the re
cess OF her darkened window. idl,
viewing the gaunt framework OF tho
unfinished building from an angle
which, when Alan edged out along the
girder showed him plainly In slibou.
ette against the sky
In ludith's eyes his identity was mn
m'etakahlc She had hardly needed
tho nightglaeses which presently she
brought 10 bear upon him az the mo
meni when he was lahoriously lnd,,ine
hts message--w while grim death stalket
him from behind
She had seen him throw the watch
aud had heard the double thump OF An,
impact With tho wall and noor a,
Roses bedehamber
And she had Witnessed with Wild,
beating heart that duel In the air
able 20 surmlse It's outcome only from
the fact that the victor spared the he
OF the yanQuished
The clock was striking six "A sbs
len her room across the street work
ingmen were streaming into the buila
ms TO begin the iabors OF the dav
brushing uncercmoniously past IA,
dro~sy and indifferent guard in tbs
corridor outside the door 10 Rose.
room Judith turned the key that "a
NAMED Ia the lock on the OUTSIDE "a
moved it. entered, aud locked the doc,
behind her wv
Without any surprise she found he,
sister already dressed TO the polnt q,
donnlns her outer garments
Rendered halffrantic by this uner
peeted interruption. threatening a. 4,
did the perllous scheme that Alan has
proposed. Rose greeted her sister wi,t
a oountenance at once aghast ans
wrathful
Whist DO you wants" she demsna.a
tenSels
10 cove 20 an underslandinS with
YOU Judith told her coolly
There Is no understanding no.s,,,,
between US you know that as We'll a,
l." "'' a.
Yet one there must be"
! insist that you leave this room =,
oncet'
Insist by an means-ans
damned may leave this room--.nS
! may not dear little sister. Rut nm.
OF Us Win never leave a alive ~
With a start Of terror. Rose s,,,,,
back from this strange. wnd ,bl,,
nat we're the very share ana $50
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UNIVERSITY SQUAD AWAITS |
COMING OF COLD WEAlB|
FOOTBALL MEN AT TEXAS ~
VEHSiTY CAN DELIVER t9H
GOODS IN Fai6io TlNt

caller-lleTald Special
AUSTIN. Texas. oct h--tpa d
has gained renewed energy Al " y
versity of Texas since the ee'n'1
the first cold snat rractcs Pr :.
this has been "a terrible strain =.
men and the game 81 whirn ~
Was defeated 81 10 last sa'ur11
played when the thermome'sf -
90 se. The men were SLOW A
ering from their hard work uf'sr'
conditions. hui the cold wsra'~
pu, them Ia the best coaaii'N
seas0r n
Coach Ailcrdicc ard in'iefs'- n
been dcvatinF an .he wech y
ing formations and gei'lnk " 81
horns 10 execute them rrepe'l III
first secret practice of TIE se,s n
held this week. The tesni y ~
good condition 90 meet hice
eleven on SATURDAY 4 nsFs "a Il
expected as the owls eeir'' =
sfethodists from Southwestern :
urisy by q ~ % scofe -
only seven practices ferrnr ~ :
the I.onehorus and their fen. ~. j "a |
las with Okiahoma on p1's ..,...-,.}
Last year tho Texans wers =
over the Oklehomars, ~ ~, ~ y
ems. the oklahoma coach' y. y. a
uity ~ hullding np strone e's,. = i
ncw material and Ia eoii'es 49,. n
feercd bv an Southwesiefn, ~. ~ =
TsNss freshmen Win be sils. .,.,,s a
same. best u Is uncertain ~ ~
win get their his chanes ;"
hoTna came.