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The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-16

Striking the German Across the Face. ward his own. His fingers unconscious- y crept into the girls hair trife too strongly foE an affectionate gesture.
 What is it?" she asked, drawing her head away quickly
 "A touch of rheumatism in my arm," he said intultively- You know it gives me tWinge once in so often. So you are eighteen years oldY
 And you said that on this day 1 was 10 come into fortune" 2 That is true. How much do you think it is?'
 "Oh. perhaps $JO,O00."
 'ls it-IostE" she asked.
 No, my child. It is the terrible re- sponsibility which is about to rest upon your young shoulders that makes me sad Tomorrow morning your law yers will inform you that you are one of the richest heiresses in America"
 Uncle, don't make fun of mel!
 Il am telling you the truth To date Zudora has turned out something like $2O,OOO0 GOO. It was the express will of your father to have this kept quiet, so that you would not be bothered with fortune hunters. Girl, you will marry q duke or prince. You will become famous beauty. But my advice is this: That until my guardianship ceases-you will be twenty-one then you will say nothing to any one about this fortune It would make life un- bearable for us both.'
 m gladly agree to that" she said eagerly.
 Whenever you require a large sum of money you will write the attorneys, and they will send it. Think of the no toriety, the busy reporters, the broken down nobles, indigent society folkr
 She laughed at the picture. He was right. If she desired peace and com fort she must keep this fortune away from the public eye
 ''Zudora, there is one pleasant fancy you must henceforth put entirely out of your mind"
 And what is that?"
 This fancy for John Storm. For all llldI yOu HdN luueIIleu IHlS vast sum of money, you are still under my guardianship for three years.'
 What Zudora would have replied to this half yelled demand will never be known. The bell rang. and shortly after that John Storm himself was ushered into the room. Hassam Ali nodded coldly, but the girl sprang to greet her lover.
 flows the case goingT' she asked.
 Pretty well. I think l shall win out against Bienreith."
 He hates you.
 No doubt of it. He'd like nothing better than to stick q knife in my back"
 Hassam Ais eyes narrowed. An idea had come to him.
 MT. Keene." said Storm suddenly. T know I have my way to make. but | can assure you that can give Zu- dora all the material comforts she has known 1 want Zudora for my wife"
 Tt is imposdble,' replied Hassam Ali
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'Tmpossiblc" echoed the two young people.
 Absolutely" with growing coldness "In the first place l am Zudora'S guardian until she is twenty-one Therefore l do not propose that sht shall throw herself away on an ordi nary lawyer
 Sir" said storm, 'I do not quite like the tone you use"
 Indeed. Young man, am not only her guardian, but I am also her flesh and blood uncle, and do not propose that she shall bungle her future by a marriage to you"
 Not a word about the millions. Zu dora thought hard for moment and concluded it might be wise to say nothing to her lover until she had this fortune under her hand.
 What if l promise never to marry any one else?" she said.
 Hassam Ali shrugged. Come, come; be sensible Until you both get over this foolish idea l must request that Mir Storm cease calling here."
 "Very well. sir" said storm angrily But 1 warn you that l shall see Zu. dora outside as often as she is kind enough to permit me. Good evening" Storm sent Zudora reaSsuring smile as he left the room.
 What in the world have you against Iohn?" cried Zudora bewilderedly.
 'I do not propose to see you support a fortune hunter" ra ther lamely.
 "That's nonsense" sine declared with spirit. John tells the truth when he says he is able to take care of me"
 "Still forbid it, and legally it is my right
 But love him. l would not trade him for the greatest prince in Christen- dom. and if I cannot marry him rn marry no one"
 "Well. wcll,' said Hassam Ali, ap. parently relenting; If you take such d stand I'll compromise"
 She gazed at him eagerly
 Solve my next twenty cases and you gan marry him; fail in any single case and you must renounce him."
 Zudora agreed instantly, even joy ously For a long time she had been seized with the desire to play the de tective. and her uncle had often ad mitted that her powers of logical de .Auction were remarkable in woman who philosophers claimed, was with out the faculty of sustained reasoning
 There was little love lost between Storm and Bienreith. They had clash ed q dozen times during the past year and once or twice they had almost come to blows. On the last day they came together in the courtroom just before the noon recess. Bienreith threw discretion to the winds and hurl cd low epithet at his rival who swift ly retaliated by striking the German across the face with the brief he held in his hand
 A tremendous confusion enSued. and from her seat in the gallery Zudora viewed the scene with alarm. This man Bienreith was an athletic bully He had been in America but q few years. and he still held to the German view regarding a blow in the face He hastily scribbled a note which ht
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which set the god Hypnos in motion Burns tried to look away, but could not. Suddenly he screamed and began Co gr0yei
 Yes, l killed him! But anOther"- He stopped, choked, made spring for the violet light and received the full charge of electricity. There was terrific flash. and Burns stumbled and fcl! at Iuuora's feet The attor. neys rushed in from behind the cur tainS. But Burns was dead
 IaSsam Ali withdrew his head like d cobra that had concluded not to strike He bad lost tool who per h2pS. Lad ''nwn too much. But the Si@nihcaAt fact remained that John storm was still in his way
 A.I /la.orI had won her first case.
 'l1 h.. rontiuuod
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Work Union Men Only 5 Chairs.-2 Bath Tubs
WE REMOVE WARTS AND MOLDS

AS an example of the resOurCetul- ness of the United States forest rang CT, always ready for all emergencies, there stands a 115-foot tower located in the Sitgraves National forest in Arizona, which was entirely built by these men with very limited equip ment of tools and material. A trlan- gulation station was needed in one Of the districts, but because the area was covered with tall timber and had very gentle slope, but one good, natural lookout post could be found and here, unfortunately, the timber was so tall that the tower would have to be at least 100 feel high. The tools and rigging at hand were sufficient to build a tower Of only half that height, but nevertheless, u was decided to undertake the building of the tall tower at once, without walt ing for further equipment, for the req son that the nearest base of supplles was 1o miles away, and the dangerous Ire season was close at hand The materials available consisted of 5VV feet of three-Quarter-inch rope Ill louI pieces, the longest being 100 feet III length two double blocks six inches long, and one single sheave block ol the same size. The tools consisted oi axes, two-men saws, hatchets. cro" bars, two pairs of linemen's climbers and belts and brace and bit. Tele' phone wire was used for guys me crew was made up of temporaries anu two rangers. At the start there were eight men, including one cook, one teamster and the man in charge. hS the time the tower was half-built the crew was cut down to four men, bul' notwithstanding these adverse cohui tions, the work was done, and wei. done, and did excellent service, ana will continue 10 do so for some time 10 come.
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 showed toward Storm. The latter read it, shrugged and nodded affirmatively All might have gone well but for the fact that an enterprising reporter found the discarded note and made a great scoop for his paper. Bienreith had challenged storm to a duel. and the latter had hotly agreed, despite the fact that he knew nothing Of swords and was a very indifferent Dis tol shot
 And Hassam Ali found n way to dis pose of John storm.
 And Zudora thought she had found q way to save him. She found him in the cellar bravely trying 10 hit bulls eye target It would have been laugh able under any other circumstance He Was not to be sweryed, however. And when she threatened him with the po- lice he laughed. He knew the police of old. They would refuse to take the affair seriously Storm laid down his revolver and took q drink of water Then he picked up the revolver and began begging away. Unobserved, she drugged the drinking water There
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SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice of Mother no Doubt Pre-
 vents Daughters Untimely End.

Ready, Ky" was not able 10 do anything for nearly six months" writes Mrs. Laura Bratcher, of this place, "and was down in bed for three months.
 l cannot tell you how l suffered with my head, and with nervousness and womanly troubles.
 Our family doctor told my husband he could not do me any good, and he had to give it up. We tried another doctor but he did not help me.
 At last, my mother advised me 10 take Cardul, inc woman's tonic. l thought It was no use for l was nearly dead and nothing seemed 10 do me any good. But l took eleven bottles, and now am able 10 do all of my work and my own washing.
 l think Cardui is the best medicine in the. world. My weight has increased, and l look the picture of health. "
 II you suffer from any of the ailments peculiar 10 women, get a bottle of Cardui f0ady. Delay is dangerous. We know 1t will help you. for it has helped so many thousands of other weak women Tn the past DO years.
 At all druggists.
 ,Wriff io, Chattanooga Medicine Co.,, Ladies Advisory Dept, Chattanooga, Tenn, for Sfscia{ zrHrHcfioRs on your case and 64 page book Home
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.NA1x Fellow.

,t71y Fellow.
 hat rich young felloN, that's cou~rine Miss Ethel is a|Iu stiugy'
 Second Maid-What makes yod think so? First Maid-Why. I heard him sa! to her: "A penny for your thoughts and he a millionaire. mind you!
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Wriff 70; Chattanooga Medicine Co.,, Ladies Adwsory Dept, Chattanooga, Tenn, for StccIal znSf'HcfioRs on your case and 64 page book, Home treatment for Women" in plain wrapper. NC. l2s
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MOST UP-TO-DATE BARBER SHOP
 IN TOWN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
AT THE COLONIAL.

Theda Bara, late star of "A Fool
There Was supported by William
Shay and Stuart Holmes, in the ia
nous love drama, The Clemenceau
Case" will be the offering at the Go
lonial for but one day-tomorrow.
Miss Bara is seen TO even better ad-
vantage in this play than in "A Fool
There Was" as her role, that of a
daring adventures, gives her wider
scope in which TO display her peculiar
~ singular acting The Clemenceau
Case" is one of two famous works of
Alexander Dumas that stand out pre-
eminently, the other play being Ca
mile" which created such a furore
when first presented. Critics pro-
nounce The Clemenceau Case" as
having even more striking situations
than Camille" Taking the decision
OF the Chicago board of censorship as
authority. the management of the Co
lonial has decided to admit no chill
dren tomorrow, believing that the
acting Of Theda Bara and the play,
The Clemenceau Case" a combination
for the matured mind only TO conjure
with
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
MOLINE RESERVES
SECOND IN STATE
/ Lieutenant Jirdinston Of Pillow City
tackles Receives Report on the
Annual Inspection.

According 20 a report BY Lieutenant
Commander Cole Of the L. :. navy.
the Seventh division Of Naval Reserves
Of Moline rank second among the 10
divisions 90 the state. News 20 this
effect was received by Lieutenant W
g. Jirdlnston. IN command OF the Mo
line division. The c. :. officers have
taken an unusual Interest IN the local
division because ~ It's showing. send
iuz more supplies and equipment
than che local division really needs.
Lieutenant JirdinEton states that
this country ls far from being pre-
pared for var. either IN the army or
navy. explaining that therc are only
5000 naval reserves and during the
iass yrar or tao the navy has actually
gone back .n number % men lie s.
% the opinion that this country needs
an army % 100000 trained men. az
least
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
To OFFER PRIZES
ON PEACE ESSAYS
Hsiius taivsrsisY Cias tespts Nsrsi
Flsn f.r Esnraf - 80 Htzh
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tfssafs rsarr-s ss-si fss w1liae rei-
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coates. ss- ere u-Fsls % tar Hai.a-
sirs s-s7eE ne ss-.ssas vas FFaeh-
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ss-s as ser acrr~ ELECTS ~ fe~ tsr1-
r~se ua- ire ssft=eF ~ ere essays
g b. rUr.eF-sst Peace art $50
ptf tr E.ter Coz rrss eFizr a1E 80
se fs- s-e1es best tf ere e11ta.ffrr
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s1es6-F. ere essay resfrss wl e~
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
DEEDS.NOT WORDS
Rock Island People Have Absolute
Proof % Deeds NJ Home

It's 40; words but deeds tina; prove
true merit.
TIE deeds % Deans kidney pills.
fos Rock Island kidney sufferers.
have made their local reputation
Proof lies IN the testimony of Rock
Island people.
!. a. Murray. blacksmith. 81 sew
cath street. Rock Island. SAYS Years
% hard vors a. a blacksmith weak
sasd my sidzeys- Many times when
stopped over 20 shoe horse sharp
pains caught ne In the small % my
back ard ! could hardly s,raiEhten up
sEain- TIE action % my kidney Sc
ers'ioas we're Eeanfy and painful in
passage. ! also had dizzy spells. when
everything seemed 90 be IN a whirl.
never let the trouble &c; a good hold
o. ne. because ! use Deans Kidney
Pills right away and am soon nxed
up q good shape
Price soc. az ali dealers. ponr
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
AT THE BTRTIS.

Mail orders are now being filled al
the Burtis. Davenport, both for the
city as well as out OF town patrons,
for the biz all-star attraction. The
New Henrietta coming for two per
formances. Saturday. May :, matinee
and night. With the company are the
Eve noted stars. Thomas Ross, Amelia
Bingham. Mabel Taliaferro. Maclyn
Arbuckie and William n. Crane. All
mail orders. with money and self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope enclosed,
wili receive prompt attention and the
reserved tickets will he sent TO the
purchaser by return mail. This is
the biggest attraction OF several sea
sons in the tri-cities and will undoubt-
cdiy attract two capacity audiences.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28

PAROLED LAD HELD
FOR ANOTHER THEFT

Edsie Boyle a youth recently paroi-
- from S. Charles state training
school utrr~ De- was sent Tor th~ftE
from Camr5~IIs leland camps. vas ar
rested this morning wttr Grant Peter
son. sr Past N1..n~ BOY. on O. charge
af having sarslarizrI che Ben Eah
store tr Wafrrt1vr. The boys are
ssat sH have sf1,ra eiEarrts. candy
asa sear other goods. Tho So Charles
authorities have been u1rrrf aut Dr.
.s expected fEar fsT BOYLE LAD uiii BE-
tasea back tsFrr without further for
rzl-rre
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
Bisurated Masnesia
For Stomach Troubles

ta taesr tFTs e- almost ss.eerss
tadlaestioe. Dyspepsia sat efsrF srsm
sca treuais tBe FrceHF sHeegaerrs -s1
bT a srsaf specialist t4ss p5r- eEs.sr
tfed maEaesla ts AL almost artIfs p
remetq t1r Hear,r t.l forms ef s1na
cen Treua.r. vfI como ss welcome
surprise Es an sufferers A. r-ssseea
Ntt Ea a lfEle wafer -Fm-ittfr.F srEeF
saffaE or whenever rssa ts felt ers
srai5ses enc excess Feif snf rssgsTr
~ stops ere fsrm-srtf.7a ant et-a
Those vino use e.ssrtfrf maEers s
regularly far a wrrE Or eve gsut 81
sad tHat enc sfegsls has eetlrelT sss
sprsare3 ard esrmat ftE-stlac ts
con pfetsfF restored I'D NfvI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28

bu nj on ali can Ind instant re-;
lief in TONGO, the greatest OF all
foot remedies. Tt soothes and alIays
the pain and burning at once. Don't
think for a minute because you have
tried powders and ointments and tab
lets that dissolve in hot water. with
no great relief. that all hope is gone.
Go TO your nearest druggist and get
TONGO-your relief will be instant
and your comfort perpetual, and YOU
Will bless the day YOU read this pa
per. TONGO is for sal by all drug
Gfsts. - cents. or sent by mail pre-
paid by DennisOn Pharmacal Co, Chicago.
You viii always find TonEo at John z.
SChueider's. Chas, i. Strate's. OTTO D.
Ever's. 4. j. Reiss md College Phar-
macy, Rock Island. III
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
HIGH SCHOOL READY
FOR HOMECOMING DAY

FlEal arrangement f1r tbr home
e7@laE Of fE- wr.iEe tIss rrEH8. srg-
sFers raEarrra rFFEaEE eaEr been
.alp rrFf Tsr pFrEraw $500 D. START
1000 sFr expected sp 9e pFrs~af Tue
relatives 9f st t5e sfsEFHfs. AMI at
Ft4se Vs8 ever attended rFr school az
ssF s.#r vF~taer Erstlsf~s 1r Eat.
have t~ea rEtrs.rl Invitations Goo at-
fFef 49, = rsu uaf preside ia enc
HFrriEE ia fsF safU9Fl-@ rf fEe main
HaIf.rE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
CARRIES CONCEALED
WEAPON; ARRESTED

Jai.uF Ecs'utt % Moline vas ar
rested fsls morning on a charge %
carrying concealed weapons. Re was
arraiEre1 before Magistrate Gustafson
and bic case continued until tomor-
roe. The arrest grew out ~ fght in
shich Eraouff vas severely beaten.
Hr testified that Fnmcone IN the crowd
vhn srew him. took the weapon from
his pocket a. be las on the pavement
and that he had made 10 attempt 20
dFaw g. Euckngtt sworc out var
rarts for the arrest % his two assail-
ants ir the hEht
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
MOLINE To COVER
NEAR 5000 MILES

TIE w7Iar rsrs~-Ers tasssalt tear.
rur travel t91z miles iris e1@lsE
s-asa-. lf sea~s4.- ls carried 11f
Tb- rrss aasf 90 fse rearas. April 90
fol Jolly 81. ssst aIss 800 be- covered
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6F &C. fs~ -1aH-r af s.fFFFs each
el1B carries. esf 7eG raaF Ft.5ig 90
rHts does zoe tse.st~ r1sTl expenses.
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rs.s setf rssF ae slfrf Coz aes -s~e.
rst5ss ere ErssE E5sss s1stfl ne
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r~r game rfers fss Eeer e-+b. e.sslss
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
CLUB COMMITTEE TO
PREPARE A TICKET

& meeting % the nominating com
u.ftrr ~ the Moline Commercial club
VIII De- held tomorrow afternoon az .
o'clock for che purpose % naming an
administration ticket preparatory 20
che annual rireunn. which falls on
enc third Tuesday BOZ Nav According
CO. enc bylaws a. che club the officers
are required 90 post lets % nominees
noe later than two weeks before cleo
u1r uv this ruling the membership
can form an opposition ticket u not
sausfet vith the personnel % the adj
rllrisfraflra ticket
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28

topics of the day" and other numbers
will give variety TO the bill The
opening attraction Saturday will be
The Woman" a Lasky-Belasco pro-
duction. A permanent standard Of
from 10 10 80 cents admission for mo-
ton pictures will be established by
the Strand Theatre company for even
ings and 10 10 % cents for matinees.
II is the purpose of the new enterprise
to give a superior entertainment with
ct advancing the price of admission.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28

ROUTE FOR LIBERTY
BELL NOT DECIDED

AecerflaE t7 70 feffrr received ssfFF
from CVr4s u u9ss Ir. secretary s9
Mtvor GfaaseaBgrG er rEuff-ies s.
enc reufs By wufea enc liberty eell
VII be- seuE Fa enc Panama es5es aa
Has aof Beer t-fefr I1-.f gsar ss rer
BV ftr comm n charge sumner.
eus rewrs1 have Fr-G Fr.-F-f rfaH
etties siI over enc .rtaffr fat r.r
committee vuI have rr choose ..r
foafe. taueaies tf fs many points Fs
goast1is
tf Lei 8rnbHt.-. however 0ssH one
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
Tryouts Given for Shorthand Contest

Preliminary tryouts TO determine
who is to represent the Moline high
school in the stenographic contest in
the Big Eight meet in Galesburg Sat
Urday. are being held this week. Ac-
cording 10 the rules of the contest,
those who enter must be able TO write
three letters OF zoo words each, die
tated al the rate of so words a min
ute and also be able TO transcrihe the
matter at the rate of % words a min
ute Gold, silver and bronze medals
will be awarded for first, second and
third prizes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
NEW CHICAGO MOVIE HOTsE.

I With the opening OF Orchestra hall
a. n moving picture theatre on May
Chicago will take it's place in the
forefront Of cities which may boast OF
a truly splendid and appropriate thea
tire for the presentation OF photoplay
productions. The midland metropolis
will no longer appear backward IN
not having first grade facilities for
the observation OF great feature dra-
mas Orchestra hall has been refitted
as the most attractive and artistic
home Of motion pictures in the United
States " Is a structure OF interna-
tional prominence. and is the music
lovers temple dedicated 10 the famous
Chicago Symphony orchestra. Stimuli
taneousiy with the display of pictures
and during the intermissions there
Will be orchestra concerts by % Chi
eaEo symphony artists. with Arthur
Durham as conductor. varied by re-
citais on the famous Orchestra hall
pipe organ. and vocal selections by
grams opera quartet and prominent
soioists. Built up 20 a standard. not
down 20 a price" Is the motto of the
Strand Theatre company, which has
leased the building The policy will
Be on par with that of the princely
Strand thestre IN New York. which in
that city has revolutionized the pro-
teetinE OF motion pictures. as we'll as
standards Of beauty. comfort and con-
Nenienee for the playgoer. The Strand
Theatre company IS an organization of
Chicago business men. leaders in the
enterprise being e c. Divine. A J.
Partridge. J. 5. Inderrieden and z O
Corcner. The latter. who will be man
aging director and secretary. was for
nerly identified with New York
organizations. Exclusive
advance releases OF Paramount pro-
auctions and other high class photo I
plays will be featured. The best COM
ety OF the week, traveiogue. strand
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
BLACEHAWK.

Wednesday THE Vision OF the
Shepherd :" At the End OF a Perfect
Day" The Homecoming OF Henry.
Thursday War Baby" Tro
Fable OF the Syndicate Lover" Mi
Lady's Boudoir"
Friday Another's Crime; 90
The Fast Mails Danger" Another
Shade OF Gr--u.'
Saturday Lies Came" Patsy at
College" Hearts Desire"
Sunday The Ambition OF the Bar
on The Barrier % Faith" Joey
and His Tr0albune;" Charles Chaplin
iu sEc G. sn.Tion."