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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-09
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: Continued from Yesterday
Medenham, meanwhile, had
rushed into the hall. He expected
to find Dale there, but saw no
one except the suave footman on
duty. The man opened the door.
Dale Is outside, in the car, my
lord. he said.
I'm the carl" That meant the
bursting or a meteor in a blue
sky.
Sure enough, there stood the
Mercury, dusty and painting.
Come in" shouted Meden-
ham.
Dale scrambled to the pavement
and walked stiffly up the steps,
being weary after an almost I'M
broken run of one hundred and
eighty miles. Medenbam led the
way into a small anteroom.
Now he said.
Mr. Vanrenen KEN to Ches-
ter last night in Simmonds' car,
my lord. This mornin' he sent for
me an SEE who are your The
chauffeur, sir seq |. Whose
chauffeur seq he. Yours for the
time, SEE |, bein' sort of ready for
him. Well, you can get,' SEE he.
Get what?' SEE |. Get out SEE
he"
Was nothing else said?"
iMedenham asked. mo message
from-anyone? No reason given?
What brought Simmonds to Ches-
teri"
Mr.. Vanrenen picked him up
In Bristol at 4 a. m. yesterday,
my lord. Simmonds made out that
that there Frenchman, Monsieur
Marinny' dale prided himself on
smattering of French), had
pitched fine ole tale about you.
Simmonds is no fool, my lord, an
he guesses that the Frenchman
brought Mr.. aVnrenen hot-foot
from Paris so as Toto"
Medenham completed the SEN
tence.
so as to prevent me from mar
rying Miss Cynthia"
Exactly what Simmonds an
me said, my lord"
He will not succeed, Dale"
81 never thought he would.
Once your lordship is set on a
thing, well, that thing occurs"
THANK you. Good night"
Next morning, Medenham was
up betimes. He heard the early
postman's knock, and Tomkinson
in person brought the letters.
CHANGING hurriedly through the
correspondence, Medenham's eye
fell on letter addressed In an
unfamiliar hand, to "Viscount
Medenham," and the writing was
bold, well-formed and business
like. Then he read:
Sir-My daughter received
note from you this morning
and she was about to answer
1t when | informed her that
she was communicating with
person who had given her
an assumed name. / also
asked her, as favor, to per-
NIT me to reply in her stead.
Now, I have this to say
Miss Venrenen does not
know, and will never know
from me, the true nature of
the trick you played on her.
You bear the label of a gen.
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The End of One Tour; the Begin
ming OF Another.

mig Ot fNuothtEs
Cynthia found Medenham ly.
ing In a darkened room.
An English nurse would have
forbidden the presense of
stranger; this French one acted
with more discretion IL less Of
strict science.
Madam is his sister, per.
haps?" she whispered.
No"
"A relative. them"
mo; a woman who loves him.
That heartbroken admission
told the whole tale to the quick.
witted Frenchwoman.
There Is every reason to hope,
but he must not be disturbed
not excited, that is," she added,
seeing the wan agony In Cynthia s
face.
The girl tiptoed to the side Of
the bed. Medenham's eyes were
closed, but he was murmurins
something. She bent and kissed
his forehead.
Don't tell Cynthia" he said
brokenly. She must never know
All, II | hadn't slipped
| would have quoted his viperlsh
tongue. But Cynthia
must not know"
ooh, my dear, my dear. Gym
thia does know! 1t is you who
know not. Kind Heaven, let him
live! Grant that | may tell him
all that | know!"
The nurse touched her arm
gently
at is a little fever" she wills
pered with ready sympathy
soon 1t will pass. He will sleep
and, when he awakes, II is per-
haps permissible that you should
speak to him.
Well, II was permissible. Even
the experienced doctor marveled
at the strength of a man who at
four O'Clock in the morning could
have a sword driven through the
tissues in perilous proximity Ito
the right lung, and yet. at nine
O'Clock on that same night, was
able to announce an unalterable
resolution to get up and dress for
breakfast next day. That, of
course, was a pleasing fiction in
tended for Cynthias benefit.
For Cynthia had an ordeal TO
face. Many things had been said
In the car during that mad rush
to Folkestone. and on board the
steamer which ferried Dale and
herself to Boulogne she had
wrung from the taciturn chauf-
feur a full, true, and particular
account of Medenham, his family,
and his doings throughout as
much of his life as Dale either
knew or guessed.
BY the time they reached
Boulogne she had made up her
mind with characteristic deci-
sion. One long telegram to her
father, another to Lord Fair
holme, caused heart-burning and
dismay not alone in certain apart
ments of the Savoy Hotel, but in
the aristocratic aloofness of
Grosvenor Square.
AS a result, two elderly men,
younger one in the person of
the Marquis of Scarland, and two
fearful women-Lady st. Maur
and Mrs. Leland--met at Charing
Cross about one O'Clock in the
morning to travel by special train
and steamer.
Cynthia stood on the quay to
meet the incoming steamer. Five
pairs of eyes sought her face
anxiously. They looked there for
tidings, and they were not dis
appointed.
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S6ncenaft.
NCn @np be @aupaifant.


Die ipeiBe Gbens bsbnt ii9 Itumm rno
groB.
Hi6t Elm 0erGuf6! 3ein 9autl Sc
itarb oos 9ebsn.
Nur manhmal bort mar flageno iih
erbsben
Sas 9eulen zines Sunbs. Der oboahs
log.
aein @rasbalm midi. tsin Sans font
UNI bic Wette;
Yun berrfd. Der 0in.er unterm Sim.
melsoome.
Gntlarbte 91ums beben ols pbanz
Dom !5OriSont ii9 ab. bIeid ME
Stelet.s.
Der erpBe. bInFe Monb min nitt per>
ipeilen;
SIN ~lpeiten. taIten Houme niro Inn
bong.
Mit ernitem Bid bei6Ieunist CT Den
Sang,
81 dies tot 1T, min er ellen.
Salt fenoet er Die Gtroblenfaat Ter.
nie0er.
Die Ieltfam oIiserno ouf Die Groe
fdat.
Der Sdnee. Der unbsilorobeno oedt
oa5 5elo,
Grelanat pbantaitif9 BON Dem S6eine
misoer.
8. fir Die 80esl, tpel9e Sdredsnss
noht.
Gin eis'oer 6ouh i9naubt Nib ourd
bic Nleen;
3ein Reit. no tie in S9Iaf 1i6 ipieqen
fadt,
Sic miHen frierenb ouf ben 5iBdeu
iteben.
Guf 3peieen, benen ones Qoub 9ez
npmlnen
Dom Sroit. fino ite gang obne S9ub.
pon Weh.
Ien9itIi6en @u9es f1du'n Ie na9
Dem S6nee
uno marten nuf Die Noht, Die niht
nil fommen.-
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Cine U%(n6nun0.

Nus Hom meloei man: Der be-
riihmte romiife s9rofefor
GbiapefIi ridtet on Die itoIieniThen
SungIin9e. Die nab 6rantrti6 ellen.
nm Dem fremnen Ganoe ibr 2sben ees
GEN 0eutidlano on3ubieien, bic Nab
nun9. Der piIidtsn oe9en StnIien uno
Stoliens HeutraliiGt einqeoent 3u fein.
llneoel Tei es Subeu, Die Woffen geeen
Elm BOLT 5i ergrsifen. aessn oas Gn9>
lonb un0 5ronfreid ole balbe WeIt
dufQeboien babe. Die SuQenb miiTe
anitdnoiosr iein ols bic alien @0tter.
Die es INNER nit cer Mebr3abl hieIten.
Gein eo!er Wsnid ruer0s oen 6eloens
NUT Ieu1nen t0nnen. nit Dem ons
neutffle 8oit oieie Gdmpfe fir Sous
uno Sero bisfer eefiibrt bat. 9ein
Spfer lei ism gu groB. tein 6sino Su
md6tiq. Seine >3upsrIiht ouf ben
Siea iei 70 grob ipie ole 2iebe CUR
9eimot. bic in ieinsm 9er5en Iooert."
Den Tomen oes 9rofeHors Cha
peli rperoen Ole Dsutf6sn mertsn. Gr
piro es nidt bereuen, feline Stimme
fir ibre gersfte Go9e erboben gu bos
ben. 2tbsr III es ni6t oerope5u IN.
qIuubIitl. boB bas GeIbfperfdnoIidle
bier Greianis piro. baB sins Saltun9.
bic Ii6 iebeu oufredt un6 bilig Dem
ten0em obne fpeiteres o~ufOrdngen
mibts. beuie cine Qusnobme, ia He1r
aIs bos, cine Dot beoeutetP"
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Dura!
sfi,,e BON Mrtbur gabilotte.

Gr mar Der jingfte 2eutndnt in Der
aompaenis uno eigentlih Elm Wutters
f0bnhen. Cine 9aut bate sr, peib
pie NiIh, uno Elm paar grpBe. dneits
Iide Qu9en. uno SGnoe. 10 ihmal ME
Elm G~oeIfrdulein iie bat, uno cart ME
gfiriiinflaum. Die 3ameraoen bdts
ten i'm oft ~eebdnieIt. uno rpenn ietn
aompn9nishef. 9auptmann Guiynop,
gutter 2aune mar, nabm er ihn nit ins
8aiino uno bdtideIte ibn ME einen
%tleinen. fiben Sunseu. Der SberIeuts
nant bate ihm slei9 ON eritsn 3as
ben Spisnumen: rWil6gsTidt" pers
Iisben; ieitoem bieb CT nidt onoers.
SEPT itnno er bel Romenp; Elm
Idperes Gefsht tpar i'm 0ange.
or bate tein MiltgeIidt mebr;
ihpar3 pom Dulperoampf mai e.,
uno feline 2inien 5ogen Tit Jim bic
Wunonintel uno unter ben Augen bin.
or bate ou6 teins GngitIiden &u9sn
mebr; elm bnrtss, frObes 2sudten NOR
isBt 5artn. nisies 2suhtsn. bag is uno
ie in oeutiaen SoIoateHaugen itono.
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Stu0enten i'm Rrieq.

Die Teutihe gurfdenihaft bat TO-
fort noh Der WobiIma6ung. an 2.
@uquft. our6 RunoThrsiben ale BUR-
Ideni6ofisn auigeforoert, ibr Sous
ootsrldnoiihen uno pobltdti9en
3peden CUR 9erfiguu9 gu itenen.
Oemsntipyetsno 1T Don olsn BUT
f6enf6ofteu. ole 6duisr bsibsn. per-
fobren. IS nehmsn BON Der Deuti6sn
8urf6enihaft tttr 5000 4lte 6erren
uno @ttipe ON 9risae tell. Gefalen
firo Big jebt iiber $50 9urihenfhafte
Ter, etrDa 80 9urihenihaftlsr finb
bisber nit benz GiIerrsn 9rsu8 aus
ee3eihnet moroen. Qus ihrem gaters
ldnoiihen Stiftungsfonbs Bat bic
0eutfde gurffmihoit 10000 Warf
Dem Rotsn arsu3 uberpisien uno 90:
600 glart ariegganIsi5e Qe3si4nst.
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Groebuno.
Gfi3;e aus Dem 0ebrn. Bon 0retbe
Wnucr.

Die iunse Srau idob bic SduItsrn
Dor uno itemmte fih ge9en ons bobe.
getpidtige Sor. @s Dffnete iid se'
rGui6los. eerooe melt genue, UNI hire
fhmdhtige @eftalt ourh3uloHen uno
nit ibr cine Siine Spnnenlihts, tpars
mer. piir5i9er Sommerluft, Die eren
uno fremo in ben tpeiten, tiiblen. bans
mernoen Raum brad.
I3oeerno fdritt lie iiber ole fteiners
men JIieien. Sbre 9eoonten elittsn
unsefammelt iiber, Die Oinoe. Die
Stride mar fat leer. 9ie uno oa faB
ooer tniete cine i6par5e, eebiidte Sc
ftolt in ben Ian9en 8Gnten. Gin lei@
fes Sliiftern uno Gurren. bos Rau@
men inbriinftieer 0ebete, a~itterte in Der
Observation-Disclosures Cuff. bic iid
i6fper uno betdubenb um bic Sinne
Ieste. Dos 9erGuid BON sogerno
uno Idlirfenb ouftretsnoen 5iBen in
f4tperen Sduben uerlor li9 in Der
fat unenoli9 ideinenoen, ountlen
Wolbuna.
Sic fiblte fif ereriffen uno be-
briidt BON Der srabdbnlihen Stins,
Die fe umfaBte. fpdbrenb nod Der
Wioerhan oes Strobenldrms in ibren
Sbren b%rouite. BON Der tiiblen. bans
mernnen Ginfamteit, bic lie BON benz
flutenoen 2eben I6ieo, in oef1en
Strpm fe eben nod getriebtn. gu
eIeih bronnte in ibrem Ser5en Die
piloe Sehniuft no6 einem Nufgehen
in eIGubieer Nnoodt, einem rubiaen
8erfIieben ibrer touieno. ie marten.
Den Geoouten, Der ie qudlenoen Sors
gen in einer 9iitepolen, trOitenoen linz
enoliAteii.
Die neitoebreiteten Irme zines
3reu3es nintten ibr aus bdmmernoer
0iIde. Sic lieb Ii9 auf bic Sn;s
nieoer. faItete Die Sdnoe uno iu6te
nab Worten, bic ibre fhmersIid pers
fpirrten Gefiibls faiien uno tIGreu ioas
ten.
r@uter u%nier." f~Iiiiterte iie. Batter
inner
Iber i6rem Sinne lagen bic oemii-
tiosn, miloen Worts oes @ebetes fern.
Gr ourdbra6 lie nit piloem &las
gen.
Worum hoft ou es eeton, mein
9ott2. Worum bait ou i'm mir ee.
nommen?. Der bu Der 9ott Der
2isbe biit, mubteit on DID nidt
Frsusn an unierem GIiid?! Wir bot
ten chamber Iieb-uno ih, iA fannie
nints ols i'm uno bos Seim. in benz
mir eIudlia poren. Nrm. eleno uno
einiom mar ih porber. limb ih betete
an Dir. 60 e%ldubig uno p%ertroueno
pie Elm &inS. oas ben giitigitsn Batter
bittet. mir mar. oIs ihritts i'd an
beinsr 5onb einsm Slide ~sntgegen,
eos mir tommen mubte. 60 tru9 iA
rubia meine Sehniudt uno meine Gin
famtsit. linn aIs mein Slid mir
bonn tdr:. nohm id es oont6or aus
6einer 5nn6. Sd 6anfie Dir. un6
bemiitio Eat i'd: LAB es mir, nimm
mir Iieber nein Qsbsn ols dies oiss.
bag meiiles Qebens Wert uno SHbdlt
1T. Wnrum totit Oh es osnnoh2!
Warum brad oies SdredIihe in mein
2sbsn elm, ME Elm eifi9sr Sturm in Die
bliihenoe Grous zines junesn gaumes2
Sd muBte i'm 3ieben Iafen. in S6rsts
ten uno Got, in Den or~duenosn Sob
binein. i'm, ben ih bate haItsn mos
een. itsrber Iiebsr. ols i'm Ia7en.
Ylsin 2iebitsr, mo biIt ou NUM- Q6
-nur rpifisn. oh ou lsbit-oos cine
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Der redte Iih Der 9sutnont Bon
trof fein Bid ouf cine frons6iiide
Misunderstanding. Die bic Strabe
berab9eiprengt tam.
6ieberhaft tnduelten Iih bic @eoou-
fen hintsr Der Stirn oes i;:naItsn
9eutnants. Gin Nusfpeiten mar IN.
moeIi6; unmOgIid nod Elm Wennsn.
.WuBeroem i6mohpoa!" fosts Elm @e=
oante. uno Elm anosrsr, iiegbafter,
Der lsuhtets pie bic oeutihen Sc!oas
tenoueen pcr BEN Seine: .Ourd.'
.Ourhi"
Set umf6IoHen bic Singer oas
9entrao. nit 8oItrdft Ihob bic ma
idine eeraoesrusgs ouf bic isinoIihsn
Reiter gu -. Die 6ron5oisn auf DEM
Mai6ineniniten psrouben Dor 0er-
numbering uno Gntieben ons Shreis
en-! Sic ioben nit ibrsn erel leuhr
tenoen 9oien acknowledgement UNI
reeten iid ni6t
Sa lahte Der iiinaIte 9~euinant.
WoLrboftis. fe piden nab rrd1ts unp
nab Iints sur Seite. Ole on porn. lie
meinten. eines ;brer eioensn Wutps
tdnle 0a ongeproHelt 49,.
Sic lpidlen sur Settle, idufen einen
breiten 0o1lpe9. ourh Den bic Mas
fdine ME Elm Vieil binnurhiauite.
Yer 2eutnant fab psripetterte @eiih.
ter unter glimmernoen 9elmen ouf iih
9eriGtet. bumpfes Murmeln ihIuQ
bur6 ben MofdinenIGrm an isin Chr,
Gr iubelte innerliA .Durd. 0urh!"
Damn mieoet gu beioen Seiten oas
freie Selo uno binter ibm Elm WuiQe.
beul. lIno er Ielbit. lih nit Dem
Sbert0rper boIb umiuenoeno uno Ia.
demo nit elmer Sono b0bnii6e 0rube
5uriidpinfeno. nobreno bic annere
feit oos 9entrao belt
uno oann Elm Sreuoenoeidrei por
ibm. rueitbin brauienD iber oas fSelo.
r0urra! 9urro!!"
9eutfhe Nrtinerie umrinote ibn;
elm Sberleutnont reitte ihiu Die 9uno
in ben Wagen binein; er oriidte tie.
Dolte lih itramm oufridten uuo Well
Dung eritatten. Do flob nit einmal
e;n 6eueritrom ourh feline @lieoer,
ibm mar. oIs miiros er lnnerlida Der.
briht IufItobneno font sr in iei-
men Sip 5urid uno brah in iih Sus
iummen
NIs er mitber gu iih lam. lag sr
in elmer tleinen 8rstterbdrode ouf
einem inuberu 9ett. cine Shneiter
pom Rothen 8reuS bepegte lid Iaut-
los I'm ibn. Der Ir3t trot Elm.
.@ier3ehn 9aoe lieaen bIsiben.."
fdgte er freunolih uno nidte ihm ers
munterno gu. s. pubte er rpisoer.
mos 9efdlehen NOR. uno oantts benz
treuen neutid)en 9ott. Der ihm foldle
@nooe erpieien bate. Im ielben
Gage mob fhrieb er nit Der 9siunoen
retten 0ano einen langen Brief an Die
Wlutter uno an InnsIies. unp es itono
Der fder5hfte Sob BARN; .Sebt tons
men lie MIDI nobl niht mehr bus
Mildeeiift nennen. iolt' ih meineu.
limb 0 Dir. 6rau 4nnelies. bite i'd
mir aus. bob ou mid aIs sanssn
Wlonn bebnnoslt unh hibIh foleIan
fluff. mas oein Iireneer Serr uno 8ss
Dieter Dir bsfieblt!!'
uno ihon elm pdar Soae fp1ter
tonnte er einen 3psitsn Brief in ole
6eimot rihteu. einen Brief. Der poll
Subel mar: r2isbe. liebe Mnnelies, 10.
chen tommt Elm Reoimentsbeiebl, unD
BARN iteht unter onoern. oob Dem
2eutnnnt 8urt !Selmers iiir umiihii,
ges unn unerihrodsnes 8erbalteu in
ben 3ompfen UNI Nomenn bon Seiner
Maieitdt BEN Gniier pos Giierne
Sreu3 perliehen purOe. 0urra! 6urra.
Sd umorme uno tiifIe did pieIe. piele
Whale. teure. fiibe Nnnelies. uno per.
9iB niht ben Wnblipruh. Der bier fir
uns ole GILT. uno an ben auh ibr bra=
pen oeutiheu f%Srhusn oobeim eudl ball
zen fput: r0ur6!"
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-12-22

la both the light heavy and heavy
weith class and it will keep Gun
derson busy every minute Of the
time to beat him.
Gunderson has also issued a
challenge to Dr. Roller of Seattle
who is touring the country at the
present time meeting all corners.
Roller is recognized as one of the
best heavy weights in the coun-
try and a few years ago was
prominent contender for the
championship of the world. He
has a match with Berg at Pom
eroy, Wn., Jan 7th and one with
Jackson at Spokane Jan. 10, and
it is the intention of the local
promoters to try and arrange for
a match here with Gunderson be-
tween those two dates, probably
on the 9th.
Such a match would be a fine ex-
hibition and should draw a record
breaking crowd. Gunderson is
anxious for the match and it is
to be hoped that it can be arrang-
ed for.
Gunderson left today for Tekoa
where he has a match with a 200
pound Indian who has been de-
feating all corners in that sec
ton.
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SUNDAY
suNcALo THEATRE.

The BungalO theatre annOunc-
cs that they have signed up for
the most thrilling serial ever pro-
duced to follow in Lucille Loves
tracks. It will have TO g, some
to beat Lucille but the manage
ment states that it is positively
more thrilling and exciting than
Lucille Love and the visit to the
fist episode which is in three
reels will easily convince you.
The picture has run at Spokane
to big business and no wonder,
for burning bridges, smashing
railway trains, wrecking airships
and sinking boats with no thought
of expense has been the aim of
the director in making this SER
ial. The management will make
a special Christmas offer for Fri
day by giving all those purchas-
ing tickets for the matinee OF
the night performance a free
ticket for the first installment OF
the "Trey O. Hearts" which will
run every Thursday, commencing
December 3ist, the last day OF
1914, incidentally making this the
Bungalo Christmas gift to its
many patrons.
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cUNDERsoN TO
WRESTLE AGAIN

Fred Gunderson, the local
heavyweight wrestler, is again
training hard and is rapidly
rounding into form in prepara-
ton for several bouts which it
is expected will be held here in
the near future.
Rudolph Barber, light heavy
weight champion of the army and
navy, who was defeated a short
time ago by John Berg, has writ
ten for a match here. Prepar-
atoms are being made to stage
the match on New Years night
and if il can be arranged for the
fans will be treated to a fine ex-
hibition Of wrestling. Barber is
one Of the best men in the coun-
try at his weight and gave Berg
hard battle in their recent bout
He has met all of the good men
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-12-22
@. S. FLIN1
ALIAS SUMMONS

in THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIST
RlCI OF THE STATE OF IDAHO.
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
.KOOTENAI.
Edna Florence Priscilla, Plaintiff,
VS..
Lee A. Priscilla, Defendant.
THE STATE OF IDAHO SENDS
GREETINGS TO LEE A. pRIS-
ClLLA, the above named defend
ant:
You are hereby notified that
complaint has been filed against
you i'm the District Court of The
Eighth Judicial District of the
State of Idaho, in and for KOOt-
enai County, Idaho, by the above
named plaintiff.
That said action is brought for
the purpose of obtaining from
you an absolute decree of divorce
and dissOlving the bonds of mat
'imOny existing between you and
The plaintiff, and for the purpose
OF restoring to the plaintiff, her
maiden name, that Of Edna Flor
ence Adair, and for the purpose
of securing the care and custody
of the minor child, Iris.
DQlu COlllD idlllb dlltkto lIdI you
and the plaintiff are husband and
wife.
That the plaintiff now is and
has been for more than one year
last past a resident of the State
of Idaho; and that there is no
community property belonging to
the parties, and one child, the is
sue of said marriage, age seven
months, name Iris.
That since the marriage you
have treated the plaintiff in an
extremely cruel and inhuman
manner, and have inflicted
grievOus bodily injury and griev-
)us mental suffering on the plain
tiff, and that for more than one
year last past you have been
guilty of habitual intemperance
to such an extent as to disqual-
| ify you a great portion of the
time from properly attending to
business, ard that for more than
one year last past you have neg
lected and refused to provide the
plaintiff with the necessaries of
| life by reason of your idleness,
lprOhigacy and dissipation, all of
which facts will more fully ap-
pear from the verified complaint
on file in said cause, which is
hereby referred to for further
particulars.
And you are hereby directed to
appear and answer said complaint
within twenty days of the service
of this summons if served within
the Eighth Judicial District and
within forty days if served else
where.
And you are further notified
that unless you so appear and
answer said complaint within the
time above specified, the plaintiff
will take Judgment against you
as prayed for in said complaint
WITNESS my hand and the
seal of the District Court this
10th day of November, 1914.
ID. +. DANDY, CLERK
BY EMIL ELDER, Deputy
ISeall
VIM. ID. keetOn
Attorney for the plaintiff
Residence and p. O. Address
St. Maries, Idaho.
Nov 24-Dec %
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-12-22
NoTIoE

NOTICE TO THE PROPERTY
HOLDERS IN LOCAL SEWERAGE
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO.
FOUR, IN THE CITY OF ST.
MARES. KOOTENAI COUNTY,
IDAHO.
You and each of you are here
by notified that the third annual
installment of assessment made
upon said property for the con-
struction of a sewer therein, with
interest on said assessment and
unpaid installments at the rate
Of eight per cent will be due and
colleclable on the first day OF
January 1915 and will be delin-
quent 20 days thereafter, aud
unless paid within said twenty
(20) days will be collected as
provided by law.
Dated this lth day Of Deem
Der, A. d., 1914.
G.. S. FLINT
City Treasurer for
City of St. Marlcs
Kootenai County, Idaho
LIST Publication Dec. 4th, 1917
Last Publication Dec. 3ist 1917
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-12-22
The tF@ S


The following theatre notes are
furnished by the managers Of the
different theatres:
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-12-22
the Ideal THEATRE

The Ideal certainly has 2 fine
weeks booked for the holidays.
WEDNESDAY
A good feature and comedies.
THURSDAY
Christmas Eve The Ideal will
be dressed i'm its Christmas cos
tune. Everything will be bright
and attractive and we will show
Won seNen reels.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-12-22
FRIDAY

Christmas day. After eating
such a dinner come rest with us
for an hour and a half. We
will show you one of the great
est human interest dramas ever
put out, THE Stain" in 6 parts
Added to this splendid feature
a good comedy, making Z big
reels. Christmas afternoon and
night Matinee at 2:3O.
SATURDAY
Alice Joyce series again. Alice
sure made a hit the last time she
was here.
SUNDAY
We always have good pictures.
| MONDAY 28th & TUESDAY Goth
Miss Alcorn will again dance TO
us in new costumes and dances.
More will be said about Miss Al
corn's dancing in Fridays paper
WEDNESDAY 30th
Pauline again comes TO town.
We will give all under the age
of IS a free show at 2:30.
FREE SHOW WEDNESDAY
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-12-22

Alice Joyce series again. Alice
sure made a hit the last time she
was here.
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1914-02-19

thousand dollars were given an
nually to Foreign missions; today
missionary contributions amount
to about S25,OC0,0O0 annually,
while about $5,000,000 is given by
foreign converts.
1t took nearly century to win
the first million Protestant Christ
ians, the second million, however,
were won Within twelve years; it
is taking less than six years to win
the third million.
There are today in the world
nearly four million Protestant
Christian adherants on Mission
fields.
Sixty years ago there was not
protesting Protestant Christian in
Japan, not one in Korea, less than
fifty in the Chinese empire and
few thousands in India Today
there is Protestant community of
seventy thousands adherents in
Japan, two hundred thousand in
Korea, nearly half million in China,
and a million souls in India.
Exchange.
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1914-02-19

safe investment to the business
men. He may not pay as we'll,
but the pay is sure and certain.
With the other it is not,
This is why sobriety brings
premium in the business world
today.
One thing has been conclusively
demonstrated No man can drink
and do good work at the same
time. He must either not permit
drink to interfere with his business
or he must not allow business to
interfere with his drinking. 1t is
another question of choice, and
he alone must decide.
The sober man need never want
for work. He is sure of position
somewhere, and is pretty sure to
hold it as long as he wants it
Com mercial Appeal.