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'''''. Or THE FOREGOING CHAPTERS.

,.,s or THE FOREGOING CHAPTERS
MA. ,,udent, together at West fo,nf' ana ~
Fhls ~. ,ane girl, SumPtsr Lope proves
sss g1fh -" u : chief and Loubeque rs dishon-
HEsO LonosqH Lore Ipins the girl The en-
,rcbb a'''I- - finds outlet in later years az
rhy thDD = butler thief IN the employ or
Sss1na' rog an International spy seea's pe1u-
Fss'tqu from the Gopernnienf fdfe or zen
rss r1pe' Ionb,oue sails rDith them on the
1 rrsl Love -, and General Love accuses
PtssniHHgg ~ bit aide and the stDeethenrt OF ms
isHi "'VfD; T',.;U, of the crime LoubeGue senas
FsallH" s.,,or eIeUerIy insinuafing that Ien-
t',, had sold the papers 10 'oTeisn
pa ls ,Ss honor of the man she toOed ana 20
re 'a1S ~, ',;r,o from her fathers name, Lucille
Frais s tns Harley. q Government aviator, TO
FrsFai" ~ "a n. ship, in his aeroPidne o ron
r.. ." t.rL,oye destroys the t0iretess apparatus
HfA' -, and is hurt in the resulting er-
p me hL' =" b,r search for the papers. Lucille be-
' Il, ,yr,e and tGhen the ship fdEss n'e,
fo'- ,S.n The vessel ia burned TO the po'e,
T. ,,d Lucille drifts to strange f''ona -" '
crushed Heboat. Lucille IS rescued oy
fT 9" ,,cs, She is given an amulet for
fHtn'y c6;,Ps daughter, and it proved potent
FHHns ~ AZ. ,,oehinatfon of Hugo Loubeque, uho
,. eo,t on the island, plans to get the
-, n, burns Lucille's hut, but she escapes
fape,t ~ T. ,,,eiou, papers He sends a dceoy mes
/ 'Ffh ni y. Lsr 10 come to the home of neigh
1 az. sL;sf uvhose uife is i'll and IN need or
f'nas On the wsy there she falls info covered
n u, BY LOubeque across her path. Her guide;
/. .g srone, takes the papers from Lucille and
l'. w ,S,r, TO Loubeque, tuho goes with them TO
4. ;s"sls. His guide and ser0ant steal, them.
T., !, Killed B, lion, and Lucille, who had
t1-a,J lam three days, reeouers them from the
k.Jy lucille meets q strange cave dWeiitng peo-
n, /, attacked by monkeys, escapes IN canoe,
L.I /, carried into an underground whirlpool.
CHAPTER Xxx.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-10

AsTER, faster, In ever shortening
circles the creamy foam of savage
waters drew the frail cataInaran
toward the ugly, black rock that
rose from out it's center, leering
upon the helplessness of the deli
cate morsel being brought him.
And Lucille, the useless, broken
paddle in her hands, fought des-
porately against her fate, though
knowing the bit OF wood could do
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-10
CAMPAIGN OPENS
Belmont County Republicans Com.
plete Arrangements For Speaking
Tours Of Candidates.

Republicans OF Belmont county are
getting ready for strenuous time
next week when meetings will be held
In all sections OF the county. FRONT
nent men will be the speakers. and
meetings will be held AZ Barnesville,
St Clairsville and a number Of in
terror towns in the county.
Chairman Howard Snedeker. OF bel.
laire. has announced that on October
IA and 10. George w. Bope. vice-presi.
dent OF the International Musicians
union. will tour the county. speaking
with Hon. r. p. Willis. Republican
candidate for governor with him
Will be Percy Tetlow. OF East Liver
pool. representative Of Columbiana
county.
The big meeting OF the campaign
will be held in Bellaire. Monday. Octo-
Der ~. at which time Mr. Willis viii
be the speaker II was announced
that Warren q. Harding. Republican
candidate for United States senator.
would accompany Mr.. Willis. but has
notified the committee that u will Be
impossible 70 speak on that date
However. he gave assurances that he
viii be In Bellaire before the cam
paign closes.
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No Definite Result.

Ell PASO. Texas. Oct. 9.-It was re-
ported today in JuareZ that the Car
ranza-Villa Cancellation conference had
been in session two days at Zacatecas.
No definite result had been obtained.
u was said. since the spokesmen OF
the two factions had failed to agree on
two OF the main points at issue. These
points were not given.
A local State Department represent
alive reported to-day that he had re-
ceived a message from George c. Ca.
rothers, the special American repre-
sentative at the conference. In which
Carothers said that all was working
favorably toward an amicable adjust
ment
Ofcial Constitutlonalist reports to-
day said General Carranza had re-
oeived a communication from General
Maciovio Herrera. who has been one
OF the villa brigade commanders. put
ting his command at the disposition Of
the central government Herrera sup
posedly controls the Parral district. in
Western chihuahua. along a branch
line Of the Mexican Railway. His men
Today cut the road south OF Jiminez.
but trafhc has been restored
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CAUGHT
Man Wanted for Murder In GAINESVILLE
Caught by Local Detective.

What Is considered one OF the most
important arrests OF the year by the
LEGAL police was made yesterday even
ing when Detective Dave Cleary ar
rested Charles Lynch. ex-jail bird. on
charge OF numbering John G. Alberts.
a recluse farmer residing about six
miles out OF GAINESVILLE. The alleged
crime was committed October S. Two
certified checks. one for 500 and one
for 5000. bearing the name of the muir.
dered man. were found on Lynch
when he was arrested.
The arrest came after careful ef.
fort. he being caught at the corner of
Alley and Alley about O'Clock.
Lynch made an effort to trip the on
Ger and make his getaway. but two
shots from the detectives revolver
caused him to fall. and he was taken
into custody. He was taken to the
Chemical hose house. and while wait.
Ing for the patrol wagon. pulled his
pocketbook out and threw IL away.
In this book were the checks.
Lynch had succeeded in passing a
check for 1864 upon Len Hacuuert
Few days ago and later develop
ments raised that persons suspicious.
He called the GAINESVILLE authorities
and found that Alberts had been kill.
ed and was informed that the man
with the checks was wanted. He
communicated this information TO the
local officials who took up the search
with the above result. Lynch was
placed in police headquarters and
Sheriff Prick. OF Muskingum county.
VIII be after him this mornink.
AS soon as the man was arrested
GAINESVILLE authorities were notified
and Informed the local force to hold
him without fail. The checks were
drawn on the State Security Bank Of
GAINESVILLE. Lynch did FIVE years in
the Bellaire jail on a charge of grand
larceny, one year In Columbus for
horse stealing and four years In
Leavenworth for forging money or
ders
Should this prove the man Detec-
tive Cleary will come In for the 5000
reward. Other officers figuring in the
catch were Captain Walker and the
office force.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-10
COMMISSION GOVT.
tcontinusd from First Pare,

attention Of the American Red Cross
and steps to relieve II probably will
result
Protest to the state department was
made today by the Spanish ambassa-
dor against the reported arrest Of the
Spanish consul at Mazatlan by Next
can officials.
The Constitutionalists agency here
received today notice that General
Aguillar. commanding the forces
around Vera Cruz. had issued a pro.
clamation saying he was about to take
possession OF the city and would give
tull protection to aliens and Mexicans
irrespective OF their political affilia-
tons. The proclamation made no men
ton OF the American forces but de
clares Laws and regulations issued
by the present government" will be
enforced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-10
STOP THAT ITCH
WITH RESINOL!

There's world OF comfort for tor
tured skins In a warm bath with Resi-
mol Soap and a simple application Of
that soothing. antiseptic ResinoI ONT
ment' In q MOMENT all itching and
burning are gone. healing begins. and
soon the skin Is free from the insight
~, tormenting eruptions. Doctors ev-
erywhere prescribe Resinol freely and
have done so for nineteen years. there
tore II Is not an experiment but a
treatment OF tested and proven value.
Isn't that the kind Of treatment you
want,
ResInol Ointment C5oc. and 1900
and Resinoi Soap t25c-). are also
speedily effective for pimples. black
heads. dandruff and sores. Sold by all
druggists. For trial free. write to
Dept 3s-R. Resinol. Baltimore. Md.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-10
IsAAIH M.eEe ARResTEn.

ISAIAH MCGEE. weliknown colorad
man % this city. was arrested yesfer.
DAY Afternoon on n warrant Of having
Obtained medicine under false pre
tense. The charge Was placed bv D..
l.. Graham. local druggist ro was
arraiencd before Squire Hobbs last
night and dismissed after 10 was found
that the evidence a. hand did no.
even warrant his arrest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-10
Expeets indian Att.ek

NACO. Arlz.. oct. An indeperd.
ent attack on Naco. Sonora. BY the
faqui Indians r. expected hourly.
General BENJAMIN Hin. for six DAYS
besieged In Naco. is fighting the Indian
skirmishers with hand bombs. hoping
20 delay the attack. Tomorrow he OK
poets three pieces Of artillery which
VIII make him ~ strong In artillery
ss Governor Maytorena. the villa com
mander.
haytorena himself expects the In.
dams 70 attack soon. He admits that
his control over them a. maintained
with difficulty
Every day makes HIS position
STRONGER for supplies. ammunition and
reinfOrcoments are added constantly
n IL reported that wealthy members
Of the Carranza iunta are here furn.
ifhing the money for Hills supplies.
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CASE CONTINUED.
Man Charged Win Stealing ooo 20 he
Tried Monday Evening.

The case Of Mr.. Baumgardnor. OF
East Wheeling who was to have been
arraigned last evening before squire
Lee ?. Dobbs on the charge Of stealing
4 valuable bull dog from John Speak
Or. was postponed until his evening
at 1890 O'Clock. The reason for the
continuing Of the case over until this
evening. was due 10 the unavoidable
absence Of few OF the witnesses
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BUSINESS Opportunities

usvEsroEs-whethe Won - - -
ss.uv" hcres your opportunity smaft
,a-1I" or stock OF factory rnaking
40 ~ necessity offered at $40 for
atsDSv sharcs. Only three COMPANIES In
sWnnnDSie world make product one nav
~, yearly. Company backed bv iead-
s n.s t Susiness men. World trade already
,,- s...lisneu- write quick for costly
prospectus. w. A. Nash, Ffscef 49,
DEPT 20. kenosha Wis. o-ioee
ron sALE-Operatfnr co.I 49,. :
VII lease, Graham Really Co chay.
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FOR SALE

fo8 sALx-Vcntiiator window locks
Keep out burglars. lets In fresh air.
checks annoying rattle. keeps children
IRON failing out windows. holds window
ugnt any position. fnsures sound sleep.
l1sts and does not fail. Send for some
OF these locks and be convinced. Price
.oc each. &c extra per lock for postage.
Address all orders to Wallace a Wal
iace Co.. Moundsvtiie. W. Va o-1oig
fo1 sALB-O. i. c. pigs. either sex
VIII register in buyers name: also one
snort horn bull mo. old. will register
Bell phone 2s3 r. rs. Film Grove. u. Al
Aecutehen. r. ID. Triadelphia. W. Va
90 4
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Both Phones.

fire losses and the expense ~ IRE
prevention cost the United States more
each year than the total value n IT,
Production Of sold. silver. copper and
petroleum
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DIED

soEHEfELD-At the North wheeling
hospital. on Friday. october .. 1910
o'clock 2. M. LENNA ANNA.
iMitht daughter o. Mr. and Me-
and ~ days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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Sealed PROPOSALS.
TS ssss,. 70 "a. sss.osSf.stgrsr., Josscrs, N

Hotioe 20 Manufacturer. Jobh.r- -
enents and Others Whoiesais Dsai.r-
a. NOIlCE Is lkERERY GIVEN sTb,t
NC STATE Board Of Control OF the stsfc
- west virginia viii reoefve bids dsii,
- Its otilce AZ Charleston. West Vireints
~ Iurnishing supplies for the eeVerei
state lnsututions. tho financial rnansee-
I 1aent or which r. vested IN said Roasd
kSt2In.tracts viii be awarded TO the iovest
,tgH quality considered. and other
ers VIII be given preference
.,lksIts ~ supplies needed viii be fur
stating the iinc desired '0e"esb
,sIAIE BOARD or CONTROL.
la-l-tr Charleston. West VirFinia-
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FOR SALE.

The Homestead" cottage on
Moundsville Camp Grounds, in
gcNd condition. Address Forest
View" Box i02, Elm Grove. W. Va.
Or call Bell phone 79-L, Elm Grove.
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FOR SALE
SNAIL SUBURBAN HON

Three room cottage, n good coudi.
tion. situated on a corner lot 10 Elm
Grove Is offered for sale. House has
two porches and good cellar. Cement
walks. Lot SO by 13s feet. Excellent
garden In rear and two runs for
work shed For further Inform alton
call 147-W. Elm Grove.
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compton's Report

Inc report OF DR.. Compton. of the
Wheeling district. was as follows:
I hereby submit my second annual
report OF the Wheeling district. over
which you have made me overseer to the
est virginia annual conference. The
Limitation OF time perrnits onlv n COW
densed sketch OF splendid service rem
dered by minisfarn and rnennhara
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PERSONAL

oChEhISTRY-The last word a. ar
90 ience OF treating disease Lessons
xy cue. booklet for stamp Or Geo.
NA'eS' BOX zsS' Los Angeles. Calf.
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WANTED-POSITION

WANrED-Girl 20 years ola v-,,,. -
ton as nurse for little children. Fx-
gerlence apd best OF reference Adde's.
y. care Intelligence. o'aD
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.. eovE8uMENT uses Richmond
Chemical Extinguishers that Ltii 80
onne iires. Auto and factory sizes. Dis-
.erlct MANAGERS make 5OOTs profit Auto
w'h..,, hlchmond Chemical Co. Desk ESQ.
w va o-1O-g
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Last year our report Of Increased sal
aries was the largest perhaps in the
history of the district. Tho movement
continues. ne total being 81. 1os. making
total advance for the two vrsrs ~
st.lvu several churches already have
decided 90 advance the coming vear.
~" ehurches have been compelled %
tfauty on the part - our uconfe fa
backed hy the abiding spirit of Iovattv.
love and sacrifice
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. can obtain exciu-
size selling rights OF one OF the most
saiapie articles used by retail Tobacco.
uruk ana confectionery stores. STEADY
workers with such experience can easily
make $3.50 per month: Commission basis
only. Reply stating references and ex-
SerlsnSe. Elmendorf a Co. Box GIG.
'N' ~ o-10-g
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-13
262 VOTERS FAIL
TO Mark BALLOT
That Number Did Not Vote
on Wornen's Suffrage in
Grand Forks County.

The total number of votes cast in
Grand Forks county at the election
last week was 4,277 according tt the
figures prepared by the canvassing
board, and totalled up today at the
office of County Auditor Hans Ander-
son.
This is in excess of the highest
number cast for any office.
Two hundred and sixty-two voters
of the county did not REGISTER their
vote on woman suffrage. and as q re-
suit really voted against the amend
mert. under the law relating to that
particular amendment. which required
a majority Of all votes cast in the
election.
The total on the votes on the vari-
GUS amendments proposed for the
day. AS was already known all Of
them except that providing for wom-
ms suffrage carried By large majori-
ties.
The vote on the various amend
ments was as follows:
l. Providing for the initiative and
referendum, applied to legislative
2. Providing for the initiative and
referendum applied to the constitu-
ton. For, 1926; against, 1.O4O.
3. To change II name Of the
state asylum for the blind. For, g.
1876; against $50.
4. Providing for state aid for the
construction OF public highways. For,
2,022; against. 1.021.
S. Providing for the establishment
of terminal elevators within the state.
For. 2.143: against, 902.
g.. Providing for the classification
Of property for the purposes of tax
alton. For, 2.024; against. 76S.
4. Woman's suffrage. For, 1855;
against, 1850.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-13
IN LAST
O GAME

Madison, Wis, Nov. 13.-Before a
good proportion Of the Badger student
body and other supporters of Wiscon-
sin football, the Badgers yesterday
afternoon Of Camp Randall went
through the last hard grind which
ends real preparation for the Mime
sofa, contest. After the coaches had
been satisfied with the varsity's Of
Tense in a scrimmage against the re-
serves, the yearlings were called onto
the field. and taking the ball on the
regulars 20-yard fine. used the Min
nesota line Of attack. Their efforts
to spill the varsity, however. did not
90 for great gains. Buck and RAger
played brilliant defensive games, aad
Reiger's showing may induce Juneau
to start him at fullback Saturday.
Wisconsin left for Minnesota last
night. A mass meeting was held, aft
er which the team was escorted to
their coach. The party will lay over
at Eau Claire today, where a signal
drill will be held. The Wisconsin
party will leave Eau Claire early Fri
day afternoon arriving at Minne-
apolis in the evening. The Badger
special. carrying 900 rooters. will
leave Madison late Friday evening.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-13
SOCIETY ORGANIZES
Edwin Swisglim Elected President of
Law School Literary Organiza.
ton This Morning,

The Forum Literary society, one of
the leading organizations at the uni
versity law school, met this morning
and perfected an organization. Edwin
Swiggum was elected president for
the ensuing year. Chester Warner
was elected vice president and secre-
tary. J.. J. Mulready was selected as
delegate to the debating board Of con-
troll.
The Forum society plans to carry
on active work during the present
school year. The regular time for
meeting will be selected very soon and
a program will be made out by the
officers. 1t is planned to have some
interesting debates and addresses. The
society probably will select q team
to take part in the intersociety con.
tests next month.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-13
UNIVERSITY NEWS
RULES COVERING
LETTER AWARDS
Men Must Meet Ger.
tain Requirements Before
Receiving IN. D."

Members Of the various athletic
squads at the University of North
Dakota must meet certain require
ments before being eligible to receive
letters. The rules were adopted by
the athletic board Of control and they
allowed to wear an IN. D."
The letters are generally granted
BY the athletic board at the close of
the different reasons Every man
making his letter for the first time
Is also presented with a sweater. For
mer varsity men, however. receive a
letter only. The letters or sweaters
are usually presented at the annual
athletic Jubilee at the institution.
Eligibility Rules.
The following eligibility rules re-
garding the granting of letters:
J.. Football-Anyone playing in six
OF college standing may be consider
ed eligible for the award of IN. D."
2. Buseball-Anyone playing in
four 60 full games or thirty-six in
nings with teams of college standing
may be eligible for the award Of IN.
D. For pitchers eighteen innings is
considered nh equivalent.
five full halves Of tho game with
teams Of college standing may be con-
sidered eligible for the award Of IN.
d."
4. Track-Anyone winning one
point or fraction thereof. for the Uni
versity of North Dakota in a confer
ence meet or one first or two seconds
IN a dual meet. or anyone who breaks
a university record in competition
may be considered eligible for the
award of IN. d."
.. III 10 case are fractions Of quar-
In making up the required total.
6. Managers of all athletic teams
may be awarded the letters IN. D."
with a small m underneath. provid-
ed they have performed their duties
satisfactorily. at the discretion of the
board of control.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-13
bound HAND Az rN0T
But keeps J. j0F
MONEY HIDING PLACE

Wiiliston, n. d., Nov. 1s.-Al.
though tied haind and foot and
threatened with torture unless he
revealed the hiding place of his
money. John Ellason, u bachelor
farmer living IL miles west of
Willfst0n, kept the secret of
where his wealth was hidden. The
burglars who entered the home
late at night secured only $40,
although nearly $1,000 was hid.
dem in the house.
The two men who threatened
tho old farmer were masked and
demanded tho money which had
been secured for n herd Of cattle
sold a few days before.
Elfason told them where a
small amount Of money wa hid
den In the pantry, and while the
strangers investigated. escaped to
a neighbours home and called tho
sheriff by telephone. No trace of
tho robbers has been found.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-13
FOR FOOTBALL TEAM
Members of East Grand Forks Eleven
to Be Guests At Dinner At High
School Tonight.

Members Of the East Grand F'orkA
high school football team will be the
guests at a banquet to be given by
the Junior and senior class OF the
school in the DOM Of the domestic
science department, at $50 o'clock
this evening.
The members Of the faculty of the
school will alaso be present. Princi-
pal Goddard will preside as toastmas-
ter.
The following program of toasts has
been arranged:
First Down"--Coach Lecdham.
"Ofside"-Supt. Wolfe.
To Crookston"--Richard Franklin.
Time O~Ut"--Jack Sullivan.
ITO Foeston'-Russel Franklin.
Things l Learned This Year"-G.
kingman.
TO Larimore"--Joe Ryan.
Greatest Compliment of the Sea-
son"--Steven Zipoy.
Water on Knee"-Ed. Brady.
Qualities Of a Referee'-Karl Ru.
dow.
Bouquets From the Sidelines''-
Ruben L%ukkason.
ITO Second Team"-Prefessor Haul
ter.
Hardest Bump of the season"-Al.
bert Rempfer.
To Warren"-IIarold Lystad.
"Touchdowns Which | Made'-Earl
Buckley.
ITO the Ladies of the Junior and
Senior Glasses, We Salute Thee
Professor Mollanaar,