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Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-21
IMPERIAL WATER co. NO. Il.

Notice: Upon the cath day of March,
1914 the price OF the capital stock OF
Imperial Water Company No, 12 will
be advanced 20 st7.o0 per share, pay
able s20n cash down; the balance in
seven yearly payments in equal
amounts, as nearly as may be made In
even dollars. with the odd money, 10
Rny, added to the final payment, and
wtth Interest at 10 per cent on the de-
ferred payments. and such advanced
price - kiT00 per share shall be fur
ther advanced TO the amount OF each
following assessment at the time such
assessment a. levied such addition in
price TO be added TO the final deferred
payment
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
W ". STEVENSON, Secretary.
lmpsriai, Cal, Feb. 20, 1914. Mch24
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-21
School Work on Exhibition
UNITED Press Day Service)

Omitted Press Day Service)
Pittsburg, March 20.-Patron's day
in the schools of Allegheny and other
western Pennsylvania counties today
drew thousands of persons to exhibits
Of general school work and manual
training and domestic science depart
ments.
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serial No o1g9eu
Net Cnat Lands
NOTICE F0n ~ nae ArIoN.
Depar,meul al ~ IaterIsr.


'nitCd states land Ufure. Los Anrr
it.. Cal, March o. IGlt
Nutiee iA hereby given that EGurat
robert Stoll ~ G2f West Ftrtf- -atrfh
rect los Augflfs. Calff1ruI Ia. tn
iFuce Of scptfmus O.. nYkrs. hal Tiled
e tnts office bis application 60 eMa ~
ndrr tho provisions uf sections zsas
,r ein1 oi 'te ItN Ised statutes af the
'D.r-t Sfa.ts fhr g ~ SW e and fhe
NV r. SW E. pf see aa + IH -
r NJ r.. a. ~
Arv Hud Hll ncr.eua claiming ad
vcrsrly the land described % deslrin &
. object hrraure ~ tho mtneral char
ter At tbc land nr tnF muY other Taa
on. 80 thr dtspoFni to the applicant.
should file their affidavtts 81 protest
N this office ou or before fhr 35th
az Of A"rii tNlf
FRANK BCREN. Register
Notice 90 be puhliehed tn ne In
perial VALLEY Prcss. El Centre. Cal
First publication MAff I'll. ftlA lakf
publication April "a. 1874
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-21
PARK VIEW
APARTMENTS

are now open. Two and3-room apart
ments, with bath, hot and cold water;
~lodern in every respect. Sixth and
Park streets.-Adv. 275
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-21
PASTURE AND PRODUCE
WANTED-LIVE STOCK.

WANTED TO BUY-A colt that viii
weigh from $50 to 100 pounds,
Would also consider a sound brokcA
horse that is not over years old
at same weight. Price must be ri ght.
Address r. A. Mayfeld, DiXieland.
Cal, or phone Imperial 70f16. X276
WANT ED-To buy string of dairy cows
on time, also team of work mules.
! 3. Acquistipace, K, F, D. 2. I'll
Centre. x2So
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-21
8etween Ell Centro--Seeley and
Dixieland
NUTIt E TO tuEDIrORs

NOfHE rO CuEDIrORs
~ The superior court of the County
t imperial state Of California
iu tnc matter OF the estate Of John
4 trtmuuu, deceased
Estate oi John o. Ortmann. de-
eaEcd
notice o. hereby given By the under
tgnNd. administrator OF the estate OF
lohu ~ ortmaun. deceased. - the
rcditurs uf aud ali persons having
iatms against the aatd deceased 10
NhiniA iht M with the necessary
nu"her-. within ten months after the
trtt publication ul this notice. 10 the
atd admin fstratoT, Ht hts office ia the
Rchkppf building. over First National
sank of III tcutrp. iu the city - ~
rutra. tn said cuuutY OF Imperial.
the eamc being the place Tor the trans
tetion Of the business 90 said r. state.
Dated February IL. A ~ 1914
+ tAnEW,
Administrator ol the Estate Of John "A
tTtmauu. Deceased
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-21
wANTED-REAL ESTATE

WAMTED-Aoreage Improved or un-
Improved. decided land, school land
or land under contract for deed in
40 1g months. Must be priced
right We offer 10 per cent bonus
and per cent on deferred payments
above present cash value II you can
sell 60 us on our plan. As little as
20 acres in one piece, but want to
aeauFe .aaa 20 ~. 900 acres A. An
dsTaon. Masonic Temple. FL Centre.
cal
WANTED large aud small acreage,
decided tmmd. Improved or unim-
proved. fn handle on unique selling
ntaa. We cover the United states
amd Canada with 500 satesmen; stu
uemaomH publicity campaign for Inn
paslat valley tnteFview Mr.. MeFad-
den 90 Oregon Hotel W Centre,
March ~ snd ts Western COLOMBIA
ton Go.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY.
SEE BLISS ABOUT fT="The IMPER-
fAI VALLEY MAN M Los ANGEL
rs" M yea want % BUY. SELL or
EMCWAMGE your property. A L.
nGF ss. 1zs Bradbury bldg. Los An
Eeiss a.
WANTED city lots ard small acre
HKe. withln the city limits Of El
Centre and caieNlCo. Don't answer
uHiasa BE- f. barRal aud at low
price ". l. u, ~ Ceutro, Box
Aaa n
WANTED LarFe arrcaFe adjacent to
Ef EenfFa. rafNairu aHd HFawley:
state terms price. ". T. II, Box
f24 El centro. n
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LOST, sTRAYED OR STOLEN

TAKEN UP-At nv ranch. : miles east
and = mile south II Imperial. .
young mules, branded p r." aud a
raugcy BAY mare. Saturday. March
II. 1914. r. T.. McKeehan. x2T5
TAKEN P-Bay riding mare: three
white feet; white face; branded
-. H Owner can have same by
paying for al and feed. u. Z. Gar
mire. Tcnih and Holt a.
TRAY Ed To my ranch. black and
white ycarlinE huli. owner request
ed to pay expense and take animal
away. A. y Ming ~
STRAYED-F From McGulre's ranch. one
grey mare. on Wednesday evening
Anyone finding please return TO
postmaster ~ Centre.
LOST small b1v horse. weight about
900 pound: four white feet and
strip IN face: shnd in front. Notify
city Marshal Delaney Nc76
LOST Cartridge belt and shells
marked M H. Kemper. q. \ X S.
Luiaur. Colo. Finder please return
- office. N2So
LOST-Roll blankets between III Cen
tro and Holtviiie; tied with rope.
Finder please return to Press office
Reward N275
LOST-New auto number. 2S755. Find
er please return to Press office N275
FOUND-Pair Of nose glasses. Gail at
Press office.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-21
MONEY TO LOAN

a SON. Inc. California
loan agents for the Union Csmtrst
Life Insurance Co, have pisutv Of
security. Lpmw fime loRmm annual
interest with liberal prepayment
privileges, =. J. Montgomery. msns
ager OF El Centre office. Room 4
over Security savings Bank. Phone
204.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-21
White OrpingtOns.

Offer at bargain my flock of
90 White Orpingtons. Want to sell
on account of lack of room for them.
1925 will buy the ntire lot. Have
for sale eggs tor Matching. Sec me.
X. l.. Hobby, 700 Olive St.-Adv. tt
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-21
FARM MACHINERY

FOR SALE CHEAP-A Haines Houser
combined harvester; IS feet cut, IS
inch cylinder; has only cut 1000
acres; in first class shape to com
mence work; good as new; cost $2.-
400 new, will sell for $1,000. Four
Bonita Hancock Plows, good as new,
2, 5 and discs: will sell for half
price. One 24-disk harrow, $25. One
3&X11 Old Hickory wagon, good as
new, with hay rack. $40. j. Vernon
Winship, Arlington. Cal. x275
FOR SALE-Mc mower; also
header equipped for cutting corn.
Ross 6, Stuart's Grocery.
FOR SALE-Combined harvester. 16~
foot cut. Address Box 435, Braw-
ley. TT
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-21
KA0642o
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior.
U. s. Land office at Los Angeles. Cal.
Feb. 81 1914.
Huff, assignee of Calvin L. Wilcox OF
FL Centre, California, who, on March s.
1911, made desert land entry No. 0642g
16. NE u Sc u, Section 2s, Township
16 south. Range Is east. s. H. merid.
ian. has filed notice OF intention to
make final desert proof, TO establish
claim to the land above described, be
fore clerk of the superior court. a.
FL Centre, California, on the 18th day
of April. 1914, at 300 O'Clock p. m.
w. Huff, Albert Huff, Wilson ~. Huff
all OF El Centre, California; william n
Seig, of Silsbee, California.
Non-coal FRANK BUREN,.
ElCentro PressMar 80 Register.
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BREEDING STOCK.
ATTTNrf0N. nnEEDERa

ATTENTION. NHEEUEH@
Black prlnce, the Only registered
rial county. viii hs Al !. y. Edwards
ramrh. naflss wsEt 80 Caioxieo. on
MoHdays. Tuesday and Wednesdays;
az " . Ivey.s ranch miles west
% gaiexie8 ana enc eighth mile north
~ signal school house. ON Thurs
da1a ana friday. and the balance
Of the week a. - p ncarb 1rn's, Z
miles south % Siishee and 2 miles
north 81 Nj signal school house
TeFns: SIS season, SO TO insure; 81
NO. JACK co.
r. g Darrough. Secretary.
&. n. Dearborn. Manager
sANTIAGO-Fuit blood PereherOn
nun Der ts6s. VIII be 4 years old
April s. 1914 WeiRhed 20i0 pounds
On March T. Until further notice
will b. AZ my ranch. Saturday might
nesdav. A. Calexlco. iohnson's cor.
raj. on saturday. A. MeCabe church
soufhcast corner. On Thursday East
on Ten-foot drop on Tuesday. Terms
fea sa n 81 esih sseh T IS ns%Te so@n RaTs Basndg -
months after mare Is disposed OF
Harry Cross, - miles east OF Heber
tERRY the black spanish Jack. viii
make The season 1n the Ther ranch
> mites east and three fourths mil,
-eAih -. p Nth sf"' Hli' east 81
Slmons brick yard. License, No. 95G
tack No. IS Terms Si2 for the sea
son. cash at time Of service. with
return privileges. Those breeding
last wear 1913 who did not get
colts have free bFeedin~ 1919. F. a
Uber. owner and keeper. x29s
FOR SALE One thoroughbred regis
tered Jersey bull. grandson Of Flying
FoS. dam producing 235 per day witt
second calf Ready for service. j. ID
Huston, south of IMPERIAL. 27I
FOR SALE Jersey bull. pure bred. Is
months old. See ID. Gross, 4 miles
east El Centre. MS,
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-21
FOR RENT-RoOMs AND APIS.

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms,
= close in; rent reasonable. Cali a.
Julians Grocery. Ask for y. o. Fer
guson. x27s
v.ANTFD-Roomers and boarders; all
. .oonvoniences, Gil Brighton, N2S0
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms $50
Orange st. .NSfe
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-21
FOR SALE-LIyE STOCK

FOR sALE-several strings Of nne
young dairy stocks. Jerseys and Hot
stems Will sell IN q hurry for cash
chance 10 stock up At the riGhf
price. J. G.. nelozter. Realty anH
Livestock Broker. Harry ". krotE.
Assistant Manager. 2Ie
FOR SALE-12 large Missouri mules.
well broke, years old; sound and
gentle; weight from 1tTb to if0e
pounds each. Team Of youE mares.
weight about goo pounds; sound and
we'll broke. Write or phone John
Miles at AlamoTiO. q
FOR SALE-43 first class COWS; a
bunch Of good calves and hogs. viii
rent to buyer so acres Of first ella ss
alfalfa for 3 years. Fine chance for
good party. Joe Feierabend. Box ~.
Holtyille. Cal. s2Is
FOR SALE-35 dairy cows. ] Holstein
bull and lease on rs acres, cheap for
half cash or easy terms, on J. W
Hart ranch, 4 miles east, ; south
of Brawley. N2si
FOR SALE-20 head good work horses
mules, with or with nut harness. In
quire for Mr.. OFT. Central pool hall. x27b
FOR SALE-15 head young dairy COWS
good breed and very easy terms. T.
o. Box 427, El Centre. Cal. N2Ti
80 ACRES of first class alfalfa. siso
per acre; $1,4O0 cash; balance $1,000
per year. Box rs. Hoityille. N27a
DRIVING and saddle horses for sale
II. G.. Hill, Box 75. N27e
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC IN GEN
isRAl.


1 will not stand good for any checks,
dra fits, notes or any other papers, or
debts, executed by any person, or per-
sons. but my wife and myself per-
sonally.
(Siened) j. NJ. PRIM.
TueMch17 Holtville, Cal, Box z.
In explanation of the above, man
calling himself C. N. Brown is draw
ing checks signed "Brown & Prim,
and the public is warned to be on
the lookout for him, as I have no
knowledge of such a company.
J. M. PRIM.
Holtville, March 8, 1914.
The above notice was served on the
Imperial Valley Press for publication
March ., 1914. E. f. HOWE.
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FOR ExCHANGE-REAL ESTATE

FOR EXCHANGE 20-acrc tract. San
Iuis valley. Colorado. Fully Wa 90
stocked. Want Imperial vail 80 pi on
crtv Price 1000 clear Address \
c. NJ, care Press office. 1r ph0a"
17SW Also have 10 acres IaCkeou
county, Texas. 10 exchange for arta
mobile. Value $3.50. XII
FOR EXCHANGE-San Diego vacant
lots and improved property fer I'm
perial Valley farms or vi Centre
lots. Frank Norton. 526 Main st. a.
WANTED have a beautiful 2 sstdcrro
lot which desire 10 cxchauas 10
COWS. feeders or horses. Address ~
l.. S, Press office. ~
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COOL SUM NJ Err HON e
ALL YOUR OWN


On San Diego bay, high up, open
view all around. Coed natural con-
ditions, car service and city convent
ences. A neat, new, atwood port
able house with built-in features, on
lot 50x13O.
A bargain and on terms. Write
today to the owner. w. B. Mikesell
(Phone M57S5), 1850 street, San
Diego, Cal. 293
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-21

Best equipped and most careful
piano mover. Ed Royce Transfer. If
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-21
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-15S acres one mile from
Seeley on state highway; good for
subdivision; all land adjoining this
valued at from 1925 to $3.50 per acre.
This can be bought at $140 per acre.
Person who gets this can make from
$50 to $50 in a very short time.
Also several other very good buys.
COMPTON REALTY CO.,
Local Agents for Seeley Town Co.
Seeley, Cal. If
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-21
WATER STOCE.

FOR sALE-No. i water stocs- cheen
for cash ALEXANDER G.. INGRAM
Real Estate Oregon Hotel block.
WANTED-No. 1 water stock; give
price and terms. c. A. Mellor. S124
II St. San Diego. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-21
POULTRY

POULTRY
TURKEYS-Fancy Mammoth White
Holland Turkeys, best anywhere.
Hens and Toms for sale. II. Nc
KUSICK, Calexico. TT
WANTED-Orders for baby chicks.
Mrs. NJ. A. Kendall, Phone 4SW, Holt
willie.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-21

FOR SALE-This is the last day at $115
per lot, 81 cash, 81 per month. Price
will positively be raised at midnight,
Saturday, March 21st. office open
evenings. Join the rush to invest
around Imperial Junction. Large
50-foot lots in Tract No. 1 of Impe
rial county, only $1f5 per lot. No
City Investment Co.. 6O4 Main ST., Sc
curity Bank Bldg, Ell Centro. Cali
fOrnia
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-21

Press offfce u
FOR SAI.E-10 acres. close in. S2.bOO.
Good house. Beat this II YOU can
Alexander G. Ingram, Hotel Oregon
BLOCK. u
CHANGED my office at 703 Park Ave
Casa Grande valley lands. ;. l..
HartZcll. te+ II
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-21

FOR SALE-4O acres soft soil. good
location, 1925 per acre, all i'm
proved.
$50 acres, all in cultivation; good
house and barn; fenced and cross
fenced: good location: good soil.
Price $125 per acre. Best terms in
the valley. Netting SO per acre
per year. j. G. Delozier, Realty and
Livestock Broker Harry w. Krotz,
Assistant Manager 276
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sxMoxsrs OF RnHTz0Us cKAREN1
By Harold AlacGrsta


gxNoEszs or R1ET10Ug CkA1 -.
STANLEY HArgreaye, xntIAiepAire. 41tes
q n5tr1cllone eec@pe from the den e4
nc Black Hundred. lives tsie slifa os :,
.tecluse Tor eighteen years AArSre1Ne
one night enters Brosda..y - fI1s
&ang's leader. Bra6pas
After the u1eettnk, unring gntSn
9 her. HaTgreavs hurriss to his maani-'
ncent RIvet6ale home and lays plans
Tor making bis sscape fSom The ceN !haSi
1orS he had zzlysf eFiorsiy ,isft On the
ss & asd sss1 gaiy sysaeS DE g sn
rsias ss9 q a n.s n Sana BUT
oStai n as Assl ba Ia Isass & fSSs The
safo Is FOUND etnpty-th the MILTON when
that . Day dny gone: Tnen sdi1ss he one n:
noiinced the balloon had been punctttred
and dropped TO the bottom OF the sea sea-,
princess OLA. BrSlneN ,conpenidn. x1s-
Its and claims 40 be a reIattye- IAse
foiisd 6y SSfton: ssswsSaper MID
Norton lsys ac lEs $s,s saa ms has
into the reporters snare. The plan
RrSIyes nd Do ssly ihToGsn san Into the
After failing n their .arst attempt:
ask her for money. but she escapes.
again foi1fng them
Noft9a aaa 81 spl5tsss al "a, on saf Elo &
home The yistttsfss = 9iyIs SSas J0 sSs
from cavity W takes ,scR Po1 undr ssae1 who
have been matching bis nnovemsntg, ne
rushes 70 the Watas front A thriiling
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MUST
Play SAFE IN
VAR CRISES
Uncle Sam Can Not Afford
Risks through Hastily Cons
sidered Legislation.

WASHINGTON, 2. g. Sept. lp.-
me unitsd Stakes owes & Lg
ICY 70 TAKE nD ~ IT
c2ns,39eTeo tessslesstpA 4l-l1 ~.
roPsan - g !t z:
" z -
Ever Every Wortn power e1cepe ~
pn4ted StaFes ~ tOlRy. n III. r.tg y As 2
says, WHAT q tRe supreme apEy. iS St
ns LlssA aaeg g,t ~ ~ IL on s1i i.
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(To be continued.l
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lack Of insurance.

lack Of insurance.
.eThe pressure Of this legislation
frfotism did not prevent them from
sailing their ships under foreign flags
In time of peace but who. now that
the nations whose Gags they bore are
al war. desire the protection Of the
American fag and Of government IN
surance at the expense of the Ameri-
can people and at the risk Of endan-
gertng their neutrality Cuptdtty ana
greed rather than patriotism lies e
the base Of this legislation, It's sole
justification Is a desire to profit from
the terrible conflict now IN progress
abroad under the guise Of an alleged
eIaergency. No such emergency has
been established. exists. or will arise
in the future
sThe president says this Is good
time to keep cool. 1t IS good advice.
but it is more golden In practice than
in the preaching. Keeping cool IN
wolves avoiding unnecessary risks. ~
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lcontinued.3

AN ririlt. me bucko! I'll come
down an git ye. -
A pair OF enormous boots began te
| : nnaar down the coInpanfonWay, ana
there gradually rose up from chem 2
man as wide as a church door and rs
deep as q well.
Walt moment, said Norton, gr lp
ping the spanner Lei US =. 1av .,s ,l PEI !,
.we're goin t, have +, matey. Don't
N @ raised the spanner and,
dizzy as he was, faced this seafaring
Hercules courageously.
.I'ye been stanghaied. and you
know it. Where are we boundT
Copenhagen" =,
stsWeu for a month or more you II
beat me up whenever the Opportunity
offers. But ] merely wish to warn
Vol, that II you do you'll find a heap
IF trouble waiting for you the next
time you drop your mudhook in North
rs that sol" said the giant, eying
the spanner and the shaking hand
that held 1t aloft.
at is. I'll take your orders and DO
tho best can, because you've got the
upper hand. But, God is witness,
you'll pay for every needless blow you
strike. Now what do you want me p
dor
LAY down that spanner an come
on deck. I'll tell we what t do. was
gon' whale tn daylfghts out Q, ye;
hut we're something av a man. Drop
tn spanner first.
Norton hesitated. AS 1.-THE as tiger
the bulk OF man sprang at him and
crushed him to the floor, wrench1ng
away the spanner. Then the giant
took Norton by the scruf OF his neck
and banged him up the steps to the
deck. ),
At amt goin to hurt ye. had t
show We that no spanner ever bothered
Mike Bannock. Now. d ye know WHAT
| a cooks galley is Z"
Il do.s said Norton. breathing hard.
well, hike there an start in with
peelin' spuds, an, don't waste EN-,
neither. T1at'll do for tn present e
we're due for q walloptn., but I kinda
| like yer spunk.
galley and grimly set to work at the
potatoes. It might have been far
worse. But here he was. likely to be
On high seas for months, and no way
| az notifying Jones wha had happened.
The outlook was any thing but cheer
full. But a vague hope awoke IN his
! heart, II they were still after htm
might it not signify that Florence
| lived.
Meantime Braiue had not been idle.
| According to Vroon the girls memory
! was in bad shape; so he had not the
4 least doubt of bEing ipg her back TO
4 New York without mishap. Once he
! had her there. the game would begin
] in earnest, He played his cards ex-
I ceedingly we'll Steaming up into the
1 littls fishing harbor with handsome
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was inexplicahle.
Come, my dear; cant you see lna 2
it is your fathers" Bradne turned to
the CAPTAIN. ssShe has been like this
for d year. Heaven knows ~ she'll
ever he in her right mind again., sad
". II was giving her an ocean yoy-
age; with the kindest nurses possible,
and yet she jumped overheard. Come
Florence"
The girl wrapped her arms all the
tighter around Barnes neck.
An idea came into the old sailors
head .:.Of course, sir, we got proof
thet she's your daughter2'
.sProof?,' Braine was taken aback.
Eyes; somethin' & prove thet you're
her father. got skinned out OF 9
sIoop once because took q man, 2
word at it's face value. Black an.
white, an, on paper. says hereafter.
.Bpt 7 never thought Ct such e
thing" protested Rraine, beginning to
lose his patience. 81 can't risk send
ing to New York for documents. She
Is my daughter, and you will find it
will not pay to take this peculiar
stand"
.'In. black an white, r v can't have
her"
Braine thereupon rushed forward to
seize Florence. Barnes swung Flor
ence behind him.
81 guess she'll stay here leetle
longer. sir.
Time was vital, and this obstinacy
made Bratne furious. He reached
again for Florence.
"Clear out o. here. r show your au-
thority,' growled Barnes.
She goes with me, or you'll regret
"A1l right. But guess TIL, law
won't hurt me none. I'm in my rights.
There's the door. Mister"
81 refuse to go without ter!"
Barnes signed. He was on land a
man OF peace, but there was limit to
his patience. He seized Braine by the
shoulders and hustled him out Of the
house.
Bring your proofs. Mister, an
nothinl more'1l be said; but till y
bring 'em, keep away from this cot
tage."
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race In motor boat ensuee Loas4. d arstS.
the box INTO the sea ana with MS ApSsSS--
lastiS sets are 70 the rtlTs uing hoAeE
Trans The, e e s. ,,s ssv r. E
Vited. ones aud Nortan both 70 .Aleng
and ARD f9HtaAatsIy On As1 1na6 fg 81 ths
country house TO which she - lured.
captured BY one OF Brairie's men e a.oa.
are pursued, however, and the pair MAKE
their complete escape only aLtsr ~.
ing machine with q bullet. ~.
Coua6esS Olga, schem1pg 20 pEeAsa ~
enEaS9fnsnf now existing between Flor
eneeS Hafgrsaye and Norton. 8, a5iv nrs.
tends to faint IN TIRE Espntter.s I. aS1Higs n.
florence appears In the doorway JUST -
ff1e pIahn6d raonent, ana a. e 1esuls
gives Norton back his ring. ,..s5
Accomplices of Braine sNeces9, n kaa-
nai,inRs FIorence while she IS Ahopp1ng
ana hurry her on to sea. Norton re-
ceiVes a wireless later Informing hllp
tilat the girl had teaped into the sea
ana been drowned.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-10
WEST REg4 eTaa9E

Icontemplates brave resistance ~
The demands OF those who would risk
our neutrality and usefulness to haax
manity to secure private profit.
does not moan q cowardly SURRENDER
to the selfish interests who would
turn an alleged emergency to their
own advantage.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-10

King George, OF Great Britain, re-
Gently declared that some Of the hap
niest hours Of his life has been due
to his hobby Of stamp coll citing BE
has one Of the three finest coll tons
In the world. 49,