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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-12-28
SHE WAS READY
TO SHOOT
AMERICAN CRUISER AT TRIPOLI
CLEARED DECKS FOR
ACTION

New York, Dec. 28.-It was learn
ed today that the American cruiser
North Carolina cleared for action,
prepared to shell the Turkish town of
Beirut in November when attacks
threatened foreigners. After three
days the crisis passed without trouble.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-12-28
TURKS TELL Of
NAVAL TRIUMPHS
BEAT THE RUSSIAN BLACK SEA
FLEET AND SHELLED
BATOUM

Constantinople, Dec. 28-A Turkish
feet in the Black Sea sunk two Rus
sian mine layers and forced the Rus
sian feet to fleet to Sebastopol.
The Turks bombarded Batoum
Christmas.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-12-28
KHEDIVE ABBAS HILMI
COPIED THE COIN

Cairo, Dec. 28.-Abbas Hilmi, the
deposed khedive of Egypt, is accused
of looting the Egyptian treasury of
half million dollars. All of his eff
fects were seized.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-12-28

Feel like trying a Scotch highba'l
(any other kind if you do not ihe
the Scotch) then try one at Johnny's
Place. 22-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-12-28
GAINING GROUND IN
POLAND AND GAUC|A
RUSSIANS CLAIM RENEWED SUCCESSES ALONG THE!
P|UCIA, BzURA AND WSTULA RIVERS

Petrograi, Dec. 28.-Ine Russians
in Poland are taking the offensive ev-
erywhere. The hardest fighting is
along the Pilicia, where the battle
line extends from Tamoszow to Lu-
hocz.
Along the Bzura the Russians have
driven the Germans from the trenches
on the west bank.
The Russians are making marked
gains in Galicia and have occupied
Dunajec. re-occupied Tarnow and are
now sweeping up the Vistula valley
toward Cracow.
The fourth sortie from Przemysl
was repulsed.
AUSTRIANS ADMIT REVERSES
Vienna, Dec. 28.-The Austro-H Hun
garians in Galicia have been driven
back along the forty-mile front from
Rymenow to Tuchow. The battle
near Tamascow continues.
ATTACKS ON CATTARO. WERE
REPULSED
Land and sea attacks by Monte
negrins and French on Cattaro have
been unsuccessful.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-12-28
ATTACKED BELOW AND ABOVE

Sewing baskets, best quality, just in
at Gerig's. 17-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-12-28

The Ocala House is now issuing
special meal tickets. 24-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-12-28
BOLD DASH Of
THE BRITISH
IDOSED GERMAN SEACOAST TOWNS WITH
J THEIR OWN DOPE
RECENT ATTACK ON BRITISH PORTS NOT MORE DARING THAN
THE ENGLISH RETRBUTIVE RAID

The Hague, Dec 28.-Private dis
patches from Hamburg today state
that British aviators caused heavy
damage in their aerial raid on Cux-
haven. Panic prevails on the Ger
man coast in the towns of Oldenburg
and Hanover in East Friesland. For
tiications on the island of Langecog,
northwest of Wilhelmshaven were
wrecked by aerial bombs.
GERMANS ADMIT THE RAID
Berlin, via wireless to Sayville.-
The German admiralty made the fol-
lowing announcement:
"On Dec. 25, eight British ships
made dash into a German bay, made
an advance against the mouths of
German rivers and dropped bombs on
ships lying at anchor and gas tank
near Cuxhaven without hitting them
or doing damage.
The hydro-aeroplanes were fired
at and withdrew in a westerly direc-
ton. German airships and aero
planes reconnoitered against the Brit
ish and succeeded in hitting with
bombs two British destsoyers and one
other vessel of the convoy. On the
latter fire broke out. Fog prevented
a continuation of the fighting"
TRYING TO DIG GERMANS OUT
London, Dec. 28.-Assisted by light
cruisers, submarines and destroyers,
seven aviators plotting sea planes
made daring attack Christmas day
on the German base at Cuxhaven, at
the mouth of the Elbe. Six of the air
men returned safely, but the seven
tn, Commander Hewitt, it is feared,
has been lost. His machine has been
found off Helgoland, wrecked
The enterprise of the British Navy
in thus attempting to "dig out" the
German feet brought about battle
between the most modern war ma
chimes. The British squadron accom-
panying the cruisers Arthusa and Un-
daunted, which have been engaged in
various exploits en- the German coast,
were attacked by eroplanes, Zepplins
and submarines.
ATTACKED BELOW AND ABOVE
By rare maneuvering the British
ships were able to avoid the subma-
rines and the Zepplins found the fire
Of the cruisers too dangerous for
them to keep up the fight. The Ger
man sea planes dropped bombs, which
according to the British account fell
harmlessly into the sea. The Ger.
mans, however, claim to have hit two
destroyers and their convoy, the lat
ter being set afire.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-06

@eftor s. %. 2uop. Sorn, Samar
70 aar.
Sbn. Tropit I Sarounser % @ois
WiIbelm Soniteen, 80 aar.
Gperlprer Carl Ebo. 2ippeitab
81 @ar.
Sournaliit ears 81. Sabitao, 6s
aor. (0eb peo ct llIptfestiIf9ISc)
Sbp. Stortingsmanb 5. Q. Groas
Ga Aar.
@ooseier Saafon 6. Rntbieien
SO aar.
8eneraIleitnant Wenbpe, rs Iar
MaIeren Sans Seperbal, Sc aar.
8ooseier OLAF 6eroen, Hineerife.
Al 9lar.
Giiriitisrer Oh Reisbeim, Com,
So Iar.
@~rosierer Miffel 0obIous, 60
Iar.
aapt. Mrel Iaa6c (orufnet / orig.
ien).
@iifop / ariitior5iano Stift 6. @.
g. Sfelberup, 60 2Iar.
6ru &eoepig &osiing, SO @ar.
9~lmtmano, IL. Statsraao girger
&iIoal, GA Mar.
NroieSior MoItfe Wtoe 81 Mar.
0iifop 81. Chr. Nang, 70 Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-06
Saline itcpmet | sarge.

AQc &1ljHler minoes otter on
SET itorc ofQ,arenoe Steone / Sarge
Sen 20oe "a 2toe Sanuar 1914.
sc cuNc.jae SrOninger meo 6olfe-
gapcn itnI geitcmmeS. aoSlcreren
ifol oiIUaac pllot % i~uIoitGnoi9t
Regnifob over Snoiumlingen. IIt
ifol purc m0altalt oa / Srben utoer
% pes W}eoer. Sorreiten ifal ogiaa
andre SoQer orones meo. Msoet az
flutes mes Bielteitbo" % llbbpttet
beroi ifaI 0oo til Solfe9aoen % irt.
re aronen poa Gerfet. Som iaa ga,
&aling, o. opr meo. 2ab guoproet
ON at hU0re oin Saber % 0in Wo-
ser" her iaa 9aa / baanogribelig
Spfpl6eIic.
6or oeuue enc Gangs Sfplo l9g
sin @ape paa sGtalteret. Ger blir
piit oloril mcr beot ON set i@enere.
Genne sin SaIlinagape bill %
itaa ser, Nar eiter Iar giennem
"SefIerS 9GIoe", iom set epigaronne
SrG Ser bcitanoist brrer %eliignel.
lens pTrbtqe Srugter % siper dig
tliiino'oIoiQt @eberla1 for bette DIT
peIorSiac a peIiisneIiesrise @eIgie'
renhebS @ert.
"a sit Noon ifal itaa Ser minbet
% oatet eIifet oa Tret al fonrme,t-
Sc SlGgtcr inotil tiiinoe SEQ.
aan Oh ielp life rrffe irem til
@cSet / 6orao, iaa lao BOG Din Su'
beIgope foo rrffe irem.
Scr err MI 1900 8iuere os 8aper
err $4,000. Men pGr meS, iaa Der
fan bIipc 20O0 eapmiIoe Sauinger
ON Ell SaIIiusaape paa $4,000.
Soa rnifeS oa ale Salinser pei
meete / Sarge.
: al sgrbsSisbeS,
Sinlan 8. Suarpe.
Sefretnr Tor SallinsIaset % Sol
| feeapen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-06
Sjpclcfantcm morp0oeS.

Mcrc % mere in0trpngenoe bee.
Der Ser iig Hsiter ira Naturiorifere,
iom fIngcr opcr, at Sen ipopolore
Sauna mot nil pGre en- Saga Blot.
SSro poa Def cgcntli9e Spopolarge-
BET, 5. b. +. set itore Saitlano pm-
firing Spopolen, err set enoul, bare
enfeIte grpeOitioner, iom Oooer Jig.
Men Sernc ! S~poisbapet berries al
Srgere, ionl ltben Sfrupler ifpoer
alt, Sc fan fomme oper. Set ler
lnoleoeS llo, Inn ON SieeIeiantens
SfiGbne or beieglet.
elsie pUl0jge &lumper al aiob
% Scot ialoer iaa meeet lettere ion,
0iier for 9rioife Menneifer, iom Sc
life amer rolcn Sare, ielp ON man
fonumer Ilae inopaa benn, oarte ion1
Sc er til at Ieoe / Sreb % 20 paa
oi3ic Ger, bvor Menneifer ier / 81
Sen ol0riQ lutte lin 500. III al
Slo85 &a1t cr bel oenne Sen mar
Iiqite % miuOit fornentnle % er
igriroeu lite noget anoet eno lief
% ret Slolt,ri. Men ii6en &pol-
ionNit bIeo alminoeIig paa oiSie
9rcooegrootr bar Sagten paa SID.
cleiontcn toqot ct iligt SmIone, al
oi5ie prIoile Eaiteoprs Sage bis.
leila mart uiI pore talte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-06
De nye S~ortouinser.

Som fer bebroet begpnoer 8ent
Stratton- Forters G~ortGQing "Figer
ira @imberloit" / Go0ens gtrlner al
"0eo Mrnen". "Eoiten" bar fisbi
Netten til at poeriptte % ofientllg'
giere oelne pafre anerifanlfe Tor'
telling, % hi er poo 6orboano iifre
puo, at Den bill ijItdle ale bore Sp'
icre - life min0it 0e llnge. Yus
0erior paa at l0ie 6~ortnuin9en ira
9egpnoelien al.
8 "@eo 4rnen~ for 20be Sanuar
begpllOer nof en- I'M itor Tortpling.
Get er "0prefiabt" al gliiabetb
@crncr. Mne bill buIfe Sru @erner
ira 8%ortPlinger, iom tioligere bar
Qooet / "@eo Mrnen", ian erlbper BIZ
oere Nnbeialine cr opcrfleoig. Srll
@erner bar Sen Iuffelige Gpne at
boloe 2ricrens Gpmerfiombeo %
Slltcresie fongen inOtil Bun er f9r-
bia meo, bpno bun bar at fortpue.
6aa fan ppergoo hcnoe til at FINITE
inopiflcoe Sfirbuetraaoe % = til
at Ieie ocm pp tiliioit. 9enne bent
oeS me IortGlliug eier Be iontme
Ggenifabcr, iom uomerfebe T. gr.
"9uuoet % Lott" % IS Storm %
Stiae" % ingcn pil snife Jig beore
2rSning DC lanQe Ninterfpeloe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-06
2uocno Nuit.

@cucral &. M gee &ctcrou ira
&or51rfriBen "a 'orbcwuren0e @u
pcruor al >5uomunL =. &ouc> a..
ae,ne en- b,fi1n0t 6iuon@mau0, -.
SER Gacj2 Acknowledgement ira 9tr
ton'oa 81. &Nmi9 Sml't, bctlc1ot
omtritou. 9ltrcuom 90 u.
(baooms 2. q. Nolur. Sufti2lltr ~
SPINNER ST. Et,ia &. II Corr,
aucrttmlit N1r'atttrjmot s.. Nr.
(h2ooor uou @oIlcbcL bcticiot INT
C-p.umGt ~ Charles Gtojor, alt.
utoul Gor'ot,cr. ~. ocutraI Stclu-
art Z A}ooo+crN omcritouit Hri0@
utttroH ol Gjpiouot -. >oodltn
A3iu,r. b,rpmt amgyttonit Eoriottcr,
- Mcu. V. " &. gee, u.oitt Son
al General &ot,r, Z. Zee. so. 9e
$40 Ma "a. Gut,oromlu9 Al &lna,
IS. Granf : &lacf. bttjCl0t III.
rift IA On muctru1r al 9}tlu Horf.
.o0 Tc.tmoritolf Varuct s. @oIit
Gen bcrsntt eulclit Cificcr 50. $obn
Eicrpout W,ordau. bttjeuot omeri-
faaa T~iuorsmmuO. rs. %ohu q.
Nenoericu. iorhcuuarcuoe TorbunN@
.cuator "a Eoriati,r Al oct 13oe
9.meuouutut ii. HouitinItioncn, Sc.
Scr. 1o1cu6ctf. oeu ~b,fien0tc tuife
Corttunmcr 49, Wcuerul &ancS
Ntatan %afer. &ctcron ira &oracr'
frtlcu. Nloattor "a hiitorIif 6or'ot'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-06
Anrcts I~rnnihr.
lSlunUnQ).

(@ltlllil0l
Tlcrc itorc lllptfcr t~jliiga mcrtcl
c1iaa set 'i0it iuunoue Aar5 Saan
Qampitibct ~Hoiecrans cit mocl
pco Fcacotf 5pit Crclon oCu 70l
San. ~ 81 N}au0 omfom. |n2io.
Qcroampcrcu "&croncic" blcp ooelogi
uco Sen portuQiiite Npit og l}
Wctmcifcr omfom BEN tS0c Ean.
Zen tuife Bart "FonQom" iont c'icr
Ell aolliijon / Sen brittle Nannl oelI
26oc %,lauunr, "a % al ocua 4}uno'
fob latte Slpct til, Gen cnacilfC
Camper ~"GaIpooo3" ait mn0cr poo
Warmoroiircn meo poo G%}cnnctcr
Sen lite Mort5 Sen tOilc Iorpc'
Oobuoo goclrQQcr z. us blcu borct
/ Spnf pco ct Sommcuite0 uocuior
&cl0olouo, "a II al @%ciUtniu0cn Nif
tilumoa mco SEN. Gnmpitibct
~~Goucoroia" iteotc Sen 20eu mai
moo ct @rufcr pes ll0lpbct al Gent
ia4ilo0cn / &ouiiiono, 90 - Ntcnnc.
tier oultom. Iirti %criouer bIeu
nrnbt uco C0cIN90clicn al Camp
tibet "9}eua0a" al tprflltc lluorr'
pan09milcr paa apitcn Al Smnrnn
Sen 260t Mai. Gnmpercn Stotc o'
California" gif unocr / Gambler
@udtcn u0cuior anitcn al @Iolto o9
40 Meuncifcr omtom ben 170c @uis
amt. Observation-Disclosures "Nol.
turno" brUuotc miOibau9 poo Nel.
fen ira Nottcroom til 9}Cp 2)ort Dem
90e Cttobcr, 90 1871 N}eWtltcr latte
yivtt til. oucr 500 rco0trCa al an
0rc Stibc. lem par tommlct til llno.
iutnina, u%nOcrrcttct om lllnffcn pc0
trnunlea (clcgra'. Get ipel'tc
Tampitib "N}nlmberlet" iteotc paa
@rmo pc0 @oop i Aor9e Den Ste
Geccmbcr, "a 40 N}enncitcr oultom.
III andre itorc llIutfcr fan nrpnc5 ;
SI0cbranO i en- "Golo Storage
@lont" / Goloorn alberta. CANADA,
Den 12tc %anlar ulco ct Cab al 10
W}iuioucr Collars. 1000 Nuio
hrruotc / Gotjo SEN 19oe Gebulor
mco ct Gar Al $40 100000. en- ilor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-06

Or. @arner's Wbite Zine anb Sar Sprup,
ben bsplte Wfebiein paa SorSen for Soie,
Nortielel'e og ale befeste6e Spabomme, oil
blipe 'enot frit til ole Irefer, iom forIonoer
bet, % lt9elebeS til enbper prrbia perion
Ionn pt! a~nbefaIe bette fore WibbeI iii andre.
Der Iiber al Strubes eu.r Surge Spsbomme.
sG .bebiaft, The C. o. Warner Co.. coIdwatsr. Mich.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-06

,-,uns =, ,rrosr CLASS nAr71u JthE lt-H leol ~ rnr ral
ou1,r o. rrcor.n. Iowa Usn1A rr An 90 c9satrs -
h.trs s., 1890.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-06

Be FOR en- Milion Collars / 8oibin9'
ION, 8. g., Sen 30te SSuIi. 10 @ru'
tearbei6ere omfonl peo ct llIntfestll'
ipl0e / Tomer Sin, ga, Sen 2oer
2Iuguit. Gn @cn3incrploiion / Union
Petroleum WorfS / PHILADELPHIA re-
Illterebc Sen 7oe gitguit / ct Glen
0onlatob al 100000. Gienoom til
en- @proi al $t500,00O bIep eOeIogt
/ en- SIocbrano / 6abrifoiriftet / Ser
icp Sin Sen 200c 2llgult. &ern-
bonceicn0ont til Ell @pr0i al cl baIo
Wtillion Collars brrn0te / league,
Gcro2, sen 260c @ll9uit. SmitbS
@lmbcr Yar09 / pan Foint, Gal,
brUuotc Sen 27oc Allguit meo Ell Cab
al StOOO,O0O. Gn (ilocbran0 ico.
net 30 apartaIcr mco lSorbeu / Not
Sprin19 Nrtonio5 Sen Ste Scptcnt
Der. ioraoriagcuoc ct Cab al $4,000
coo. Gu ~<locbrano / Salisbury
Ncdh, l2ii2, iortprcoc SEN 9oc Sep
ttmbcr 1850 Cottages mc0 ct Cab al
100000. 8 Barter @ro5. N}ebcl
oplog ! COS 9n9clG, Gal, onrctteoe
ct ~<I0cbrono ct Cab paa $1,000
Sen Bone Scptcmbcr. 2G3 @rubcar
bet0crc omtom pr0 en- Grploiion /
5tdg Cannon Miuernc / Aeip Q}eri
CO zen 22oc Cttober. - miitc0e
@iuct Ell Storm / @oujiioua Sen
230r Gftobcr. st &oroltjUlu froOc.
Sc 300 N}cHucitcIiu ! Nlbaucap Ee.
ri, ocn 10c Noutubcr. NoIoiommc
Stormc hcricoc poo &c itorc &n0iie.
cr on omIilacnoe Strnl 0en 90e 9to'
ucmbcr. Ajauac Stibc i%orliite, og
auocn Gicnoom bIcu p0cIogt. oucr
200 N}cnncitcr omfom. Glcn0om3.
ito0c til ct Neleb al fer N}illoner
Collars blcu ioruarinQet pc0 GOer.
/ oct ip0Ilge &croS / BE.
apnoclien al Geccmber; 100 Qfcnne.
Ter iottc &iuct ill. IS Mcnnelter
inocbrUuoic pco Ell &Ioebran0 / Pr
0otcl, @oiton Den 3oic Ccccm.
Der. ST u%1citoocnoc SnciolO bouoc
man / Colorado / @cluuoelicn al De-
cembcr, ioa ontircut al Craft blofc-
rc0ca / Here Gage.
@ldn0t ANDRE uiGtige Ncaiucnbcocr
/ 9larct9 Hob lortiencr tanlte iprit og
remit at nrunca, at @nnamotunulcn
blep ino nUr fompIcttcrct. at oct lor-
lte 9Th fln0e po2icrc ira Nop til
NQu / Nil0ten al 9toucmbcr. Get par
It. z. Grngoampcr &ouiic, ionl mco
ct o1ittlcIt 6olQe omboro moo gGrcn
Al at pUre oct lerite Stlb, lom Qicn.
lcnliclIc0c &analcn. Gen uhprc 60.
blcu iuI0iort 0en Ste
Qcccmbcr.
iii Norct3 inr9cIiQc GiloraQelier
borcr 9}uhcOcn ON, al 0optcin Scott
"a hans Gol0e uor omtomntct / De
%olurc0nc ocu 29oc Nturt9
1912. ClterreuWnNeu ON Grpcoitjo.
mems &onitiUbne nooeoc europa Ben
100e 6ebruor 1913.
2lurri@ ~itorite ArbciOcritrcif innot
Stco / &cI1icn bpor 100000 Niono
ncoIaQoe Arbeioet meO @rap ON al
miuotllN Stcumertt Sen loc Npril.
Streiten uarcoc til 0tn 2S0e 9lpril %
ine0iortc ct Cab al onltriuQ $4,000
oO0. Ger bar her / &au0ct pNret
Dlutric uuuorc Observation-Disclosures,
iualc0c2 blouot OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES /
"a @cit &irQinia. &aa
beloc Sttocr blto un Gel Niemcitcr
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-24
Bridgeport
,tsrtelAL een.sseeNp.Mes,
saseseeesase.ssesltsl sasseseses.

sttPeetAL eoHsxufoNnhNegs !
BRIDGEPORT, July 24.--Tte Eat
home" given by Miss Nell Stout Thurs
da yaftefnoon proved q very enjoy
able affair. The rooms were safes
fully decorated with foweres and
greenery, a color scheme Of pink and
white prevailing. Upon the arrival
OF the guests, fruit puncs was refresh
ingay served In the library by Mrs.
e. H. Brannon.. Fancy work was also
a pleasant diversion and later Ice
cream and cake were served by the
hostess assisted by Mrs. Brannon and
her sister, Mrs. G. c. Davis.
The guest list included Mrs. J. w.
Johnson, Mrs. G. g. Davis, Mrs. Roy
Thrasher, Mrs. y B. Hornor, Mrs. w.
N. Davis, Mrs. b. h. Brannon, Mrs. B.
B. Stout, Mrs. Cyrus Webb, Of Okla
home Citys and Misses Dora Stout,
Hattie Long, Isadore Stout, Nell Far
is Dee Ross, Mary Faris, Dale Stout,
Florence Faris, Edna Thompson, Lou
vepie Crews and Katherine Crews, Of
Anderson !; and Florence Lynch and
Carrie Stout, of Olarksburg.
A vocal solo by Miss Louvenia
Crews and piano solos by Misses Dora
and Isadore Stout were greatly en-
joyed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-24
lGontinued.)

Norton returned to his rooms, there
to await the call from Grannis. He
was sorry. but If Jones would not take
him into his fullest CONFIDENCE, he.
must hold himself to blame for any,
blunder he (Norton) made. OF course,
he could readily understand Jones
angle Of vision. He knew nothing Of
the general run OF reporters; he had
heard of them by rumor and distrust-
ed them. He was not aware Of the
fact that the average reporter carries
more secrets in his head than q prime
minister. 1t was, then, up! to him to
set about to allay this distrust and
gain the mans complete confidence.
Meanwhile that same morning a
pretty young woman boarded the
Orient and asked to be led to the cap
tain. Her eyes were red; she had
evidently been weeping. When the
captain, susceptible like all sailors,
saw her his promises to Norton took
wings.
"This is Capt. Hagan?" she asked,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-24
Many Recoveries
From Lung Trouble

A medicine for Throat and Lung Trou-
bles which has been thoroughly tested for
many years, and which has been instru-
mental In restoring complete health to q
large number of sufferers, should be thor
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no undue claims are made for It, nor anT
guarantee that H. use will restore health,
Eckman's Attentive has been given the
full credit in saving lives In many cases.
Read this case:- Wilmington, Del.
..Gentiemen: In January, 1908. ! was
taken with hemorrhages Of the lungs.
My physiciln, one OF the lending practt.
TONERS Of Wilmington, Del said that Il
was lunV trouble. took eggs and milk
~ quantities, but got very weak. Mr..
G. a. Lippincott. OF Lppincott & CO.,
Department Store. 300 to S14 Market
me Eckman's Alternative, that had done
great good. and upon his suggestion ] be,
gan taking II Mt once. This was about
June, 1908. continued faithfully. using
NO other remedy, and finally noticed the
ftleafSt'ns e the lnngs, I now have NO
Eckmnn's Alternative saved my life.
Above Abbreviated; more more. on reauest)
Eckman's Alternative has been proven by
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for severe Throat and Lung Affections,
Bronchitis. Bronchial Asthmn. Stubborn
Colds and In uphuilding the system.
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forming drugs. Ask for booklet telling
o. recoyeries. and write to Eckman
Laboratory. Philadelphia. Pa, for evil.
dence. For sale bv all leading druggists
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balling the handkerchief she held il

Qer manu-. atst T, ~ K, ~
"Yes, miss. What can do for you?"
He put his hands embarrasedly into
his pockets-and felt the crisp bills.
But for that magic touchih would
have forgotten his lines. He squared
his shoulders.
+ II have every assurance that the
man you picked up at sea is my father.
u am Florence Hargreave. Tell me
everything. !"
The captains laundering deceived
her. "And then he hustled down the
gang-plank and headed for that ware
house. He had package which he
was las tender OF as II It had been
dynamite
Thank you'll" impulsiyely.
"a man has to do his duty, miss.
"A sailors always glad to rescue q man
at sea-" awkwardly.
( When she finally went down the
gang-plank the sigh the captain
heaved was almost as loud as the ex-
haust from the donkey engines which
we're working out the crates Of lemons
from the hold.
Maybe she is his daughter: but two
hundred is two hundred, and I'm a
poor sailorman.'
Then Grannis came in for his
troubles. What was chap to do
when pretty girl appealed to him?
II am. sorry, miss, but can't give
you that package. 1 gave the man
receipt and till it is presented to me
the package must remain in yonder
safe. You understand enough about
business to. realize that did not
solicit the Job. 1t was thrust upon me.
I'd give hundred dollars If the blame
thing was out of my safe. You say
It is your fortune. That hasn't been
proved. It may be gunpowder, dyna-
mite. I'm sorry, but you will have to
find your father and bring the receipt"
The young woman left the ware
house, dabbling her eyes with the sod.
den handkerchief.
wonder" unused Grannis, as he.
watched her from the window, 81 won
der what the deuce that chap Norton
Is up to. The girl might have been.
the mans daughter. Good
Lord what am ass / an! There
wasn't any mani" And so he reached
over for the telephone.
Immediately upon receipt Of the
message the reporter set his machin-
cry In motion.
On the morrow the newspapers had
scareheads about an attempt to rob
the Duffy warehouse It appeared thar
the police had been tipped beforehand
and; were on the grounds in time to
gather in several. notorious gum
men, who. under pressure Of the third
degree. vowed. that they had been
hired and paid by q man In q mask
and had not the slightest idea what he
wanted them to raid.
Norton was In fine temper. After
all his careful planning, he had gained
nothing, absolutely nothing. But wait;
he had gained something: the bitter
enmity OF a cunning and desperate
man, who had been forced to remain
hidden under the pier till almost
dawn.
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lsxNops1s or CHAprnRs Anp a

Stanley Hargreave. millionaire, after
miraculous escape, from the den OF
the gang of brilliant thieves known as
the Black Hundred. lives the life OF u
recluse for eighteen years. Hargreaye
one night enters q Broadway restaurant
and there comes face to face with the
gangs leader. Braine.
After the meeting. during which
neither man apparently recognizes the
other, Hargreave hurries to his magni-
hcent Rlverdale home and lays plans
for making his escape from the country.
He writes letter to the girls school
In New Jersey where eighteen years be-
fore he had mysteriously Left on the
doorstep his baby daughter, Florence
Gray He also pays a visit to the hans
gar of a daredevil aviator.
Braine and members OF his band sur
round Hargreave's home at night, but
as they enter the house tthe watchers
outside see q balloon leave, the roof The
safe Is found empty-the million which
Hargreave was known to have drawn
that day gone. Then some one an
nouneed the balloon had been punctured
and dropped to the bottom OF the sea.
FLORENCE arrives from the girls, school.
Princess Olga, Bralne's companion. Wis
Its and claims to be relative. Two
bogus detectives CALL but their plot is
foiled by Norton, q newspaper man.
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rs RECOYERING,

no be csntinued.)
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.or's earlier book, "a Bed Of Roses
on which his greatest reputation was
made. The story centers about an
American traveller and his romance
with young Russian girl whom he
meets at an European resort, and who
battles his Yankee impetuosity with
the strange moods and fancies of her
subtle Slayonic temperament. Other
contributors to this issue include Hen
ry G. Rowland, Freeman Tilden, Geo.
Jean Nathan, Henry Mencken, Hide
garde Hawthorne, Richard LIE Gall
ienne, Joyce Kilmer, Louis untermey-
er. Dom Lynne, Ludwig Lewisohn and
Grace Fallow Norton.
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TIE CURRENT MAGAZINES

The leading feature Of The Smart
Set for August is a very spirited now
elette by W. l. George, with the piqu-
Ing title 1.-THE Twenty-three Days Of
Nazimov.". This is the first work of
Hction that Mr.. George has published
since his much praised recent work,
+The Making Of an Englishman,"
though 1t more nearly resembles in it's
style and interest qualities the auth
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The forest service is compiling a
new volume table for calculating the
board contents OF standing Western
yellow pine trees In the Southwest.
1t is based on actual measurements
of 5000 trees.