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CHAPTER XXI.
An,lellmas.

Antlellnnas.
Alan came 60 himself supported by
narcus-hss senses still reeling from
the conclusion Of that thunderooit
which he had 90 unwittingly loosed--
the cloud Of sulphurous smoke and yet
dissipaied by the Wind.
Judith lay at his feet. stunned: aud
round about other figures of men In
sensible. II not. for all he could say
dead.
Aud then Barcus was hnstlins him
unceremohiUasiy down the wharf.
"Comei Gomez" he rallied Alan.
Pull yourself together and keep
suf upper Up. Rose IL waiting In
the car, aud II you don't want to be
arrested you'll stir your stumpa. my
sonl That explosion 10 going to bring
the worthy burghers Of New Bedford
burning round our ears like q swarm
OF horneisv
His prediction WAS justified even
before II was made. already the near
by dwellings were vomiting half
clothed humanity. already n score OF
people we're galloping down toward
the head OF the wharf: and In Their
number a policeman appeared as II by
magic.
And while the man hesiiated Alan
grabbed him by the shoulder. threw
him bodily from the car. dropped into
his seat. cried warning to Rose. ana
threw in the clutch. The machine re-
sponded without a jar; they we're a
hundred feet distant from the scene
Of the accident before Alan was fairly
settled In his place.
As he grew more and more calm ns
congratulated himself on having drawn
AN excellent car In the lottery o'
chance. Il was light, but the moto'
ran famously. and II not capable o
a racing pace II would serve his emu
as speedily as was consistent VII
reasonable care for the life Of tn
| woman he loved.
III Yet his congratulations were prems
,ure, they we're not ten minutes on
| Of the environs OF tho city when hos
| let, her sea. and knelt behind his, I
communicate the Intelligence Una
they were already being pursued
! A heavy touring car, she said u wa
driven by man. a woman In IN
seat BY his side--Judith the latter, u
man An old employe OF her father
by the name OF Marrophst.
Marrophatl
Alan remembered that one.
Ne could only trust in his skill
n driver. and skill IL the lesser fact
In such race.
They could overtake the iusitiv
practically when they would.
pu, for some weird. incomprehe
s,ble reason they chose to hang a c.
tain distance In the rear. distah
that could readily be oridsed oy "
minutes Of furious driving.
whyi
In the succeeding quarter'hour
c,lmness OF fatalIsm became Alan
They were biding their time for sol
secret and fatal purpose. The Oh
wa. predesilned to fall. but cruelty
II ferred ----
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on a fourtoot length OF stout. three.
inch scantlins. an excellently for
midable club.
But soon. disarmed. his case was
desperate-and there were two al.
ready safe upon the dock aud others
nAdiy serambling up to reinforce
them.
Wildly he cast about for some sub.
sutute weapon. he leaped toward a
small pyramid Of little but heavy kegs,
and solling ono. swung II overhead
and cast Il full fOrce into the midrlh
OF his nearest enemy: 80 that this one
DOUBLED up oonvulslvely. with sick.
ish srunt, and vanished In turn over
the end Of the wharf.
lila fellow followed with less injury.
Hut Alan had no time to wonder
whether the man had tripped and
thrown himself In his effort TO escape
second hurting keg. OF had turned
coward aud fed. II was enough tina,
he had returned. prscipitately and
heavily. TO the schooner.
The keg. meeting with no resistance
pursued him even to the deck, whers
the force Of Ito impact split lie seams
None Of the c0mbatants. however
Alan least OF all. noticed that the pow
der that Altered out was black ant
coarse. Alan. indeed. had only III,
ha1iest notion that they were powder
kegs b. used as ammunition. Tha
they were heavy and hurt when the!
collided with human fiesh and BON
was all that interested him.
In the same breath he heard
friendly voice shout warning far "
the dock, aud knew that larcus wa
coming 10 his aid
A glance overah ouldeT. too. disco'
cred the cause OF the warning: ~
men who had thus far escaped hi
attentions we're maneuyering TO 10
upon him from behind Tbs boun
required to evade them brough, hil
lace TO face with Judith AZ she lande
on the dock
oh" she cried. 4 hate you. hat
you"
So you've said, my dear. but"
His final words were not audib
even 10 himself In his confden'
,nov that narcus was taking care
the others and his impatlence vii
the woman and IN his perhaps u
worthy wish 10 demonstrate concl
kiyely how cheap be held her. ALI
had tossed the pistol over the end
the wharf
II Was an oldfashioned weapon. nj
the force with which II struck q
deck released the hammer
Instantly the a cartridge blaz
into the open head % broken powd
kcg
And with a roar like the trump
doom and a mighty EuHt Of fame a
smoke the decks OF the schooner VI
riven and shattered. her masts I
tered and fell
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For his own part. he drove Ike an
exceptionally cunning mailman. ~.
And then. quite clearly. he recog-
nired the time and the place and the
character Of the road that lay before
him AZ the car sped like a drsgon-ny
down a slight grade.
From the bottom OF the grade u
swung away In wide. graceful curve.
bordered for some distance by railroad
tracks ON slightly lower level.
He had guessed tae iendish plan Of
the other driver only too truly.
AZ they approached AT express
speed the stretch where the road par
alieled the tracks Alan sought 20 hug
the left-hand side OF the road. but In
vain.
Roaring. with its muller cut out, The
pursuing car swept up and bafiied him.
bringing its right forward wheel ap
beside the left rear wheel OF HE car.
then more slowly forging up until.
with Its weight. bulk and superior
power Il forced him inch by inch to
the right. toward the tracks. until bis
righthand wheels left the road and
ran ON uneven turf. until the left.hand
wheels a. well lost grip on the road
metal. until the car began to dipson
the slope 20 the tracks.
He heard the far hoot.toot Of .
freight locomotive
There followed a maniac moment.
when the world was upside down.
AlAn's car slipped and skidded. swung
sideways with frightful momentum
toward the railroad tracks. caught IT.
wheels against tho ties. and
The run swung IA the heavens like 9
ball on q string. There was crash. :
roar There was nothing--ob
The car had turned turtle, pinninI
Rose aud Alan beneath II.
1 Alan" she sasped. You are no
, killed1"
, "No-not even much hurt. fancy.
he replied. And your"
-Not much"
The deep-throated roar Of the loc'
motive believing danger silenced hin
n lie closed his eyes.
. Then abruptly the weight was LITE
!, from his chest lie saw q man dral
1 cling Rose from under the machin
!. and saw that tho man was Marropha
:. And almcst Immediately someone III
= ed his head and shoulders. caught BIZ
!, with two hands beneath his arm pi
and drew him clear OF the machine.
-, And thu face OF his rescuer was u
"a face Of Judith Urine.
The crash he had expected. OF q
"A car being crumpled up by the oncol
pr Ing locomotive. did not follow.
As he scrambled 10 his feet. his M
Of glance was up the track. and disco
ID cred the train slowing to a halt.
IA His next was one Of wonder for I
n. countenance OF Judith Urine an 9
stood. at a little distance. regard
him: her look almost illegible. n Gu
Gus compound Of passions coloring u
relief. regret. hatred. love :.
ITS third glance deserted beyc
by her the figures OF Marrophat carryi
I'M Rose In his arms. stumbling as he 7
1lt toward his car on the highroad.
- lie moved precipitately to purs
let but found his way barred by judith
moi" she cried violently. NO.
nd shall not"
In Her hand sought the grip OF
~. volver that protruded from her pool
With a short. hysterical gasp. he
im gan to laugh.
What" he tainted her-"agaii
IN. Think what you like!" she cried
frenzy You saved me once-no
IN spare you. We're quits. hut u
be time"
my "o--roti" he lnteriected. You
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Pay your state, county and
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atty. Books are at my office ov-
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Respectfully
Bailey Huddleston,
Sheriff and tax collector
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A genuinely holy life is always
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Giving may hurt little. but never
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sharp practice doesn't keep keen
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In writing love letters a man need
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Il Ia not necessary to take courss
OF physical culture 20 carry other PEG
Plies burdens.
II you want to be sure OF hearing
with woman. either Gatter her or
abuse her friends.
II some people didn't talk about
what they we're going to do, they would
have precious little to talk about
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
From ths Records OF the Indiana
Title q Loan %.

William l.. E[izer and wife and
Jacob WoOlvertOn and wife TO John
g Bruins. lots 1890, 1921. 1892. 1893.
1894 ana part Of lots 1887 and 1OSS.
Lasalle park; part lot SO. original
plat. Lowell. 81.
Matthew NJ. Oman and wife and
Charles l. Ostrander and wife to AIu-
nicipal city OF South Bend, part lots
8. z. S. and 10. Dinan's second adj
ditiOn, 81.
Matthew NJ. Oman and wife TO
Emmett T. Smith and wife. lot 3S4
Berner Grove second addition. $4,000.
Edward :. Swanson. sheriff. TO
KOsciusZkO T.. x j.. T.. Assn, lot o..
SwygarL's addition S1407.51.
Treua Dunbar Dunbar Peck and
husband 20 David q. Gibson. part lot
g. Stull's first addition, 81
David e. Gibson To Albert w Peak
and wife. part lot 9. Stulls first ad-
dition, 81.
E0tal FOR month. $1S.O35.51.
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with devotional, lead by Mrs Frank
Hacker. During the business session
il was decided to continue the work
of the society in sections with Mrs.
Hacker chairman of section No. / ,
Mrs. Ward chairman of No. Q: Mrs.
Ream was appointed chairman of No.
3. 10 fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Mrs. MOritz. The next
meeting Will be held March 4 at the
home of Mrs. Edward MoritZ. ).
Twelfth st. The hostess served a de-
liciOus luncheon at the close of the
afternoon and the following guests
were present: Mesdames Albert Nc
Fall. Burt Rexstrew, Charles Kipp.
Miss Mayme Basst has resigned her
position at the South Bend Watch Co.
and left today for her home i'm Can
ton, O.
Mrs. Norman Hoffman and children
have returned TO Ardmore, Ind. after
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. George Fet-
tiers of Pleasant st.
Miss Jessie Ducely of Frankfort,
Ind, has returned after a weeks visit
with friends here.
/. +. link has returned to Culver,
Ind, after a visit with his mother,
Mrs. Loisa link. y Eighth St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-05

An S-room modern home at Go Laporte
av. Room On lot Tor another house a
bargain.
broom bungalow at GO Howard
Wll sell Oh contract 10 suit purchaser.
SlxroOm house al CO 81. WI sell On
easy terms.
An S-rOom strictly modern house and
lot az 1856 Michigan AZ.
A y-room modern house ar lIIS Haney
ay. Good location.
s-room house. modern except furnace.
al oil Allen 81
\ 6-rOOm house az 1ll3 last Soiln ST.
hight room house az lU-o ltcAllul aE
SIX-room house dig lot al -UUS Lee ST.
A house and lot IA Lincoln Park aLdl-
ton. near West Division -.
New houses In Southmo0r park near
South Side car line.
We sell lots In SouthmoOr PARK Pos,
Place. Lincoln ParK aud Biruer Place add
diti0us.
We have other desirable houses and los
i'm All parts or the city.
We write IRE Insurance in hrst class
companies
Rents collected. Ne AIRY Public
". +. FUREA.
Bell Phone SEQ, Home hone ESQ
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RIVER PARK.

Mrs. r. Clatt OF 5. Fourteenth 81.
was hostess TO the Ladies' Aid society
OF the English Lutheran church OF
AfiSnawaka Wednesday afternoon.
During the business session il was de
cided 20 give an entertainment and
social at the church Feb. 6. Mrs.
I.awren and Mrs Moran were guests.
Al the close Of the business session a
social hour was enjoyed and the
hostess served refreshments. The So
Getty will meet in two weeks with
Mrs Ella Edison
Mrs. III. T.. Brooks OF y. Eleventh
-. entertained with o'clock din
ner Wednesday in honor of Mrs.
George Rosenberge. who will leave
today for her home AT Albuquerque.
New Mexico. Mrs. II. Christian of
Lapaz. Mich, was an out OF town
guest. Mrs. Brooks viii entertain 10
complimenting Mrs. Fred Kerslake OF
South Bend.
Mrs. Margaret Camp entertained
the members or the You Go / Go club
"Wednesday afternoon at her home on
y. Eighth ~. Following the business
session the time was spent socially
and with needlcwork Mrs Peter
INrough won the prize in the contest.
At 5 clock the guests were invited
10 the dining room where luncheon
was served AT a table tastefuuy ar
ranged with "A color scheme OF yellow
and white with a centerpiece OF roses.
The club viii entertain their hus-
bands with "a Valentine party Feb. 4
~ the home OF Mrs Omar Charter.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the RiV-
81 Park 81. T.. church held the regu-
kr monthly meeting Wednesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. George wright. y
Eighth 81. The meeting was opened
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-05
NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE AND Personal
PROPERTY

This notice i hereby given by virtue OF
an order entered an cause No. 1861 in the
st. Joseph Circuit Court entitled Henry
g.. Christman W. south Bend Brick Com
pany, the Receiver therein is ordered 10
sell all the assets now I'm his hands be-
longing to the South Bend Brick Company
including the following described real es-
tate and personal property. tO-wit
Beginning at the y T.. corner of the :
II of the :. W. a of Section No. 81, Town
ship No. y, y. Range , f., thence south
1872 feet, thence west 116 feet. thence south
so feet 10 the = line of said Section
thence east TO the St Joseph River. thence
down the stream following the low water
line 10 q point due east of the place OF be-
ginning, thence west 10 the place of be-
ginning, containing 24.S6 acres including
the Right of Way over Il strip Of land 40
rect In width extending from the tract de-
scribed herein to the Portage Road
Said Receiver is further ordered To sell
all motors, pumps cOnveyOrS, hOists. belts
pulleyS, shafts. machines. machinery. cars
mills and all tools or parts In any way
belonging To the machinery now i'm the
possession Of this Receiver.
Said Receiver is ordered 20 sell the above
described property at the office of c. a
day. February II. 1914 at 90 a. M Said
property will be sold for cash to the
highest bidder subject 10 certain mort
gag IN the sum of $4,000 given 10 Nancy
Barnes aud assigned 10 Byron V. Kanaley
which mortgage l. recorded i'm NJ Il M
1l6 at pages o. 81 and GO Said property
Is further 60 be sold subject TO any and
all other liens OF every nature and kind
now against said property. all bids sub
lect To the approval and confirmation OF
the -. Joseph Circuit Court
c. Il. SUMMERS.
As Receiver OF the South Bend Erick Co
&. \. Elliott, Attorney for Receiver.
Feb D. = II
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PERSONALS.
NALL TAPER SALE


WALL PAPER SALE.
Buy your wall paper now FOR the spring
and save One-half on your bill. New up
to-date 1914 designs at half price for 80
days. Beautiful designs Sc and up per
roll. Imported Oatmeals, Two Tones,
Varnish Gifts, etc; regular price 2Jc 20
35c per roll. Only 10c 10 lSc per ron.
Good grade Narnish. $1.CO per gal. Re
duced prices on Paints, etc.
Omen Evenings
CHICAGO WALL PAPER CO,
Moved TO 104 West Division st, Near
Michigan st.
Beautiful premiums with every purchase.
WILBER'S
lie CARO-. &c CIGAR.
Hand made; union made; none better.
NOTICE 10 prospective purchasers of Yale
motorcycles In order 10 get rev
riders at once we will make you propo-
sitiOn it Will pay you 10 investigate at
once. Miller'S Repair Shop, Nils haWaka.
Home phone 131.
III YOU AIM: To be successful in bust
ness you must equip yourself by OBJ
tanning Il practical business training, Such
as we are Offering today. Our experience,
our teachers, Our methods, our direct APP
plicatiOn Of same TO business require
ments, and the demand for our graduates
are tive good reasons for becoming a pu-
pil of the KELLEY BUSINESS SCHOOL,
Day and Night school. Enroll now. Of
flee open day and evening. 12O L. Wayne
st. over Kinney x Co.'S Shoe Store.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-05

Victor r. Fancn. POS w Eckman
81. denies allegations made by his
wife that ne struck her A divorce
case is pending but the judge found
Fancil not guilty
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-05

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed by the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of St Joseph County,
State OF Indiana, Administrative of the
Estate Of Wilbur l.. Churchill, late OF St
Joseph County deceased.
Said estate is supposed 10 be solvent.
EDITH STCMPF.
Administrative.
Feb. ,. 1914 Feb. >. l.. 10.
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:. \ i Z = < = Z !. !: ::
IN POLICE COURT.

!; x X X X X x Is !; X x X X
Edward Conway, waiter at the
Royal hotel. was found guilty of
stealing Lew Wallace's dress coat.
Wallace got his coat and Conway II
DAYS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-05
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

STATE OF INDIANA ST JOSEPH
COUNTY, SS.-In the St Joseph Cir
cult Court. Feb. term. 1914 Ina the
matter Of the adoption OF Walter Keller
by Irving and Edna Fries. petition.
Be IL known that the above-named
petitioners have filed in the office OF the
clerk of said court their petition for tnp
adoption OF Walter Keller together with
proper affidavit that the residence OF the
parents Of said Walter Keller il unknown.
said parents are hereby notified that
day of March. 1914. the same being The
18th day OF the next term Of said court To
commence at the city Of South Bend. ON
the lSt Monday I'm Feb. next. on which
day said parents are required % appea r
10 said action.
FRANK =. CHRISTGPH. Clerk.
By JOHN VI RAAB Deputy
CHAS. l.. METZGER. Atty. for Plaintiff.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-05

John Neiswander. who has waited
II days between two trials on assault
and battery charges was found guilty
of striking c. l.. Anderson and SEN
fenced TO the county Jail for II days
more.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-05

Joseph Opurkiewicz accused of
stealing gas, said he did not do it
and trial was set for Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-05
INDIANA BRIEFS.
y x x X X X X X X X :; X
COLUMBIA CITY-This city w

= x x X X = y X X y = x =
COLUMBIA CITN.-This city vOt-
ed wet" yesterday. 554 10 39S. Two
years ago the wet majority was 231.
LEBANON.-The school board has
decided on the erection OF a new
hailGing will include equipment for
ward building to cost $4,000. The
manual training and domestic science
as well as a gymnasium.
BOONNILLE.-Dr. Quincy l.. Will
liams. a physician of Jacksonville. was
fatally shot by John Ernest Dimmet.
25 his brOther-in-law, at Dimmet's
home. The shooting was the result
OF a feud OF several years standing
between the Williams and Dmmet
families based on the alleged mis-
treatment by ~. Williams of his wife
who was a Dimmet. DR.. Williams
was found guilty Of assault and bat
tery with intent 10 kill his wife last
december and fined $3.50.
FRANK WILSON.-F'rank Wilson.
3 %. drank Carbolic acid in the Offices
of "A loan company here. Worry over
debts is said TO have caused the act.
Wilson is not expected TO recover.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-05

SOUTH BEND TENT No. I. h q. Il. VI.
Regular review held Friday night. All
members and other brother Sir knights
are requested 10 attend. W. T. Graves.
Com : x. Thomas. Il. h
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-05
GARAGES.
ne COLISEUM GARAGE-The iargest

THE COLISEUM GARAGE-The largest
and best lighted building IN the city de-
voted to this purpose. In connection with
the garage we have equipped an absO-
luteIy new and modern machine shop. We
are prepored TO do all kinds OF machine
WORK AL designing cpt gears and make
new or special parts for any make Of auto
mobile. We also do millwright work and
Will furnish complete equipment for fac
tories starting up. Only expert men EN-
ployed who have had years OF practical eX-
perience in this line OF work. Our prices
are right and satisfaction guaranteed.
Give us an opportunity TO figure with you.
COLISEUM GARAGE X MACHINE CO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-05

FOR SALE-Thirty three acre farm. with
IuIr cummings one LnlIe east OF Tie
Bertrand stop OH the iuJerurDau. Land
IS Ievel anu ell ADAPTED IOr IruII or poul-
try raising. COuYenIeuC 10 >lIes ana south
I5enu nldrAets. Viii accept clear Mics OK
south mend property part pay meut
hASLINIiS,
Home G44U-Phunes- 2l1
Hastings BUILDING. 10 y. Michigan St
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MHIrculLn q KELLER.

FOR SALE-MOdern homes on Riverside
drive. portage ay., Navarro 81, ~ OOu-
waru ay., Van Buteu 81, Cleveland ay., IN
nOrtn part OF the clty, ana Ou l.. Broad
way, indiana ay., Dayton 81, l.. Donald,
Miami II. and l.. Fox 81. ia the south part
OF the city.
Ierms-Cash or Payments.
Jefferson Bug. BoJA phones 1867.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-05

OWN a NICE LOT on Michigan az.
tLiuculu Way only blocks Irum Micn.
81. Viii sell Ou small payment down anu
Duild 10 SUIT purchaser, ana DC can pay
Tor same ike rent. This should attract "a
business or professional man. sec the To-
cation anu you Wall be satisned Cali and
see me and talk 10 over. 4. Al Jackson.
cor. Main anu Center SIS.
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