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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-18
Man Takes His Own Medicine
Is An Optimist.

He has absolute faith in his medi.
cine-he knows when he takes it for
certain ailments he gets relief. Peo-
pie who take DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for an irritating Cold are
optimists-they know this cough
remedy will penetrate the Innings of
the throat. kill the germs. and open
the way for Nature to act. You
can't destroy Cold by superficial
treatment-you must go to the cause
OF the trouble. Be an optimist. Get
a bottle of DR. Kings New Discov-
cry to-day.-Advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-18
White Man With Black Liver

The Liver is blood purifier. 1t
was thought at one time it was the
seat of the passions. The trouble
with most people is that their Liver
becomes black because of impurities
in the blood due to bad physical
states. causing Biliousness. Headache
Dizziness and Constipation. DR..
Kings New Life Pills will clean up
the Liver. and give you new life.
25c. at your Druggist.
Advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-18
Cracow.

Cracow takes its name from .
legendary Slavic chieftain, Krakus.
said to be the founder Of the city. 1t
attained importance in the Middle
Ages as the seat Of bishopric and a
center Of commerce and trade. Even
in those days there was considerable
influx Of German emigrants, who grad
ually identified themselves with the
destiny OF the Poles.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-18

Two hours after ne reacne0 the
house OF his brother, Mr.. Eaton re-
ceived caller. II was Robert Rob.
erts
sir he began. I'm Informed that
your name is Mr.. Eaton"
That is correct"
You we're under your auto on the
road when Miss Roberts, my sister
drove up with me-"
Il was"
And you made use Of strong Ian
guage sir-very strong"
1T was a time for strong language.
Did you ever try for it?"
II never did, sir. There is never a
time when a gentleman should use
strong language in the presence of a
lady"
But IL unaware of her presence?
That is some excuse, SIR"
THAT is some excuse, sir. but not
enough. | think shall send friend
to you
TO arrange a duel?'
Yes, sir"
Mr.. Eaton would have laughed
loud and long, but there was that in
the lads look to show that he was
in deadly earnest, absurd as it might
appear to others.
Il might apologize" was unused
after a moment.
Two apologies, sir-one TO me
here and now, and the other TO my
sister"
Consider my apology made to you,
and tomorrow | will call at the house
and make the other"
Very good, sir ] am glad the af-
fair has been settled without blood
she'd"
The young chevalier stalked OF,
leaving Mr.. Eaton very happy. He
was to secure an introduction to the
sister, which was above all things else
he wished for.
Does your honor demand that you
call there?" asked his sister-in-law.
''Why!"
Because that girl will make you
think you are an icicle in about a
minute and a half"
But think she saw the funny side
of NE situation"
Then you've got another think COM
ing to you
the veranda as Mr.. Eaton drove up
next day. Miss Mabel had been told
of the call and the apologies demand
ed and what she was most surprised
about was the sensible way that Mr..
Eaton had taken the matter. He must
have been laughing inwardly all the
time at the young hotspur, but he
had let him down very easy.
When Master Robert had made the
introduction he went away to the
other end of the veranda, and the
apologist said: Il have come to beg
your pardon for my language yester-
day"
But you were under your auto, you
know" she smiled.
Il can't recall just what | said
| but"
I'VE will say the occasion justified
them. You are now out OF my debt,
and find that | am in yours"
How is that?"
You must have realized that my
little brother is a Don Quixote."
Rather that way" was laughed.
He has got both high and alb
surd sense of honor"
1T is no great fault, and as he
grows older he will see things differ
emily"
From this they branched off into
general talk, and at the end of 30
minutes, when the apologist took his
leave he was invited to call again
We'll. did you have an ice-watcr
BATH" asked his sister-in-law.
Say, Sally. she's the incest ever!"
was the feryid reply.
But, oh, that dignity"
only Just enough to make a book
agent jump the fence. | shall fall in
love, | shall marry. We shall out
turtle the turtle doves"
And months and months later II was
Robert Roberts who reached out his
hand and said: Glad you are TO be
my brother-in-law, but may have to
challenge YOU some time agajni"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-18
Cause and Effect.

Smiley-You know that wife muir
serer who was to have been electro
cuted next week?
Groaning-Yes. What OF him?
Smiley-He robbed the machine OF
= victim, all right.
Groaning-Case OF suicide, Ell?
Smiley-Nothing OF the kind. He
read one of my Jokes in yesterdays
paper and was tickled to death.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-18
Whsnever You Need q General Tonlc
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as q
General Tonic because il contains the
we'll known tonic properties of QUININE
and IRON. II acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. so cents.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-18
Let tho Present Be Sufficient.

Wouldst thou fashion for thyself d
seemiy life? Then do not fret over
what is past and gone; and. spite OF all
thou mayest have left behind. live each
day as II thy life were just begun
Goethe.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-18
Expert.

Mrs. Hitherto-Hays you an expert
encad maid?
The Employment Agent can send
yoa one who's had So much expert
sace abe can break steel enamel pic
MO dishes. Puck.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-18
Requirement.

II wonder IL our boy will ever be
q great mann" We'll. he has one of
the main characteristics can't
write q legible signature. Florida
Times Union
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-29

AsnsssW. Gottlsr an GIisabtIb 6.
Qprton. 45.ssi lac s5ub an Der Off
itits BON Chen Qbsnus, ia CUB ppn
giubiirn 2lpenue, 81.
Gbdr[es 3. Mdrntr an Sont 6.
Mare. i5 Qtsr Qdnb an atiter RDab
in Stttion % In Columbia 5oipns
fbip. 81.
Wdltsr 80. Glippinser on Nannie
6. 9opb. Got A in aitdell's Radlab
In Sefiion 10 in Columbia 9oipns
ibip. fStsuer 50e); 81.
1beobore 30. gurnfD u. glnb.s an
Jcispb s. 5Oliom. 6 2cis in Sona.
than @iiIsbs llntsrabiheilun9 in
0attpsn, tStsusr SOC; $4,000.
sSaepb 20. Walters an CLARA Wal.
isrs. Qpi "a in aonsporib's llnitr
abtbsiIuna on Der Gde Der Fiee uno
5bia StrnBe, iernsr, 43 Bel 7S SUB
an Der Rice Sirabe, feriier. 30 bel
200 sSub an Der Weitfeite Don Gber
glpsnus, 25O fub nDroIid Don 6bdrIs
ton. StraBe. 81.
Georas v. 5ppmoeIlsr u. glnb. all
Mdrin 9. Ggtr. % bei 80 CUB an
Der Siicisits Der DnptOn SiraBs, stpis
ihen Chm anb 9aDnItllsr StraBs.
tSieuer $3.50; 81.
glmslid arellBer, per SbcrifT OIL
coyoiepb @drDner, so bel 139 TUB ar
Der Siitisits Der Ginning StraBe,
(Sieiier,50t); 81.
ssofspb R. Gjarbnsr on @Ieranetr
mn g(uauit Il. SueGemsiiier. % bel
139 rub all Der Siioieite Der Gms
nina GiraBe, (Gieusr 500; 81.
Die grobibtnt SupiHes .. II. 2.
SO. on Wlarp 6. Rotbier, 81 bel 145
iyuB an Der TiiDlpsItliden Gdt Der
Ysed3tr Gtrabs unb Welroie Mpenue
auf gDaInui Soius, (Steusr $3.50;
81.
6annlt 6. Grdmtr an Marsdrite
M., SnnbIsb. 60 Sub an Der RorDisite
bon Gteipdrt pIate in aUonbals,
(Situer $3.50; 81.
Marsoriie Wl. soanbIsp oil Sdnnis
6. gramsr. 100 BEL 115 s}nB an Der
9lorbisite pOn grbant apsnue in elifs
TON, (Sisuer $5); 81.
qDi[liam 2. q. Grdmer on Naraa.
rite M. Sanblep. AZ Jnb an WeM.
den apsnus. rs SUB Ofilid btr Gin
Strabe, (Sttuer $1.50); 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-29
0rnsbsis .ntbsmsii siib.rtrasxnssu
Gineiuunti %. San.

y IN ( l II u dI ~, %. ASuH.
gbarIss ganb.n gnbsn on &Ioniius
O. aemms. 90 bei 40 inB on Der
Sibfsite DON Cartilage pits in Si.
9ernarb, $1250.
Samss Douglas, per Sberiff an
Senrp W. WcGueiten, SO Bel 182 6ub
an Der ROrbisits Der WtntDorit
Gtrobs, SDii6sn Burns GptHus unb
DAT Strobs, 1855.
sSobn Bare an Charles u. 5reunb,
5 Jabr. qntt opH l. Sepi., 1914, /,
auf 66 5ub an Der Weitieite bon 5ens
ibap apenu., uno 95 sguB an Der
GHbi.its Der Rn6sl Gtrobe. gu elmer
monatli6su Wistbs BON 500 mitqriois
Ieaium gum 2tuiuaf fir $4,000.
sSdnnis 50. Coos an Ihna 80. 3dr
nieIs, Got 60 in Mils il. Gliues brits
Ter llnierubtbsiluHa an Sbsrmou Apss
nue., 81.
Daniel 50. glurpbp. 9lbm'r. an
Berthe $. glDtbs, 90 BEL 70 Sub an
Der ROrofp.itieite Der 5. Strabe. 2ls
rub 0itlih Der 2odl Strdbe (Stsust
$1.50); $2400.
4 Do. an emma 6. Nitbtl, 80 Bel
100 Iub on Der Oregon StraBs,
(Steu.r 81; $500.
gleraub.r 5orpuot an Mdrie 6.
5eint, 5btil BON Cots 20 unD 81 in
sSoispb ainisp's Spsitsr llnterabibti>
lung auf Wlt. auburu, (Steaer 81;
81.
Mntbilbn Gorsmtier an 6. 30.
5bompion, 9beiI Don Got 287 in 8.
8. SIip.r's eritsr 9(nbition 81 aods
lamb, CStsutr $D; ST.
2lnna 8rdmble an NdnHeite 80.
Anbsrfon, 30 BEL $50 CUB an Der
0orbitits BON granble abenus, 80
sFub 6iilid DON 5impfOH aDrnue In
MabiioHnilIt. 81.
elizabeth 6. Portion an NeHes W.
SdttIsr, 40 bet 156 s5us an Der Siis
fsiie oon Chen gfpsput, 11s Gub
HSrsIiH DEN 9ususH eEpsnus. 81 Z
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0rxxosis.ntbnms Sppstbeiea.
Wsatinaetraatn

GIisabttl syrpdion an SoutbsrH
Ohio g. II. z. Co., $1,000.
Soerbsrt Gutter an Do., $3.50.
u. q. brsna on Dm. 1burnbpts.
$1,000.
Celia =. Collins an Cottage 9. II.
g. Co.. $l400.
emma 3. Duncan an Delta 8. u.
Co.. $500.
SOfba 9aDis an giiperfb. 3. q.
u. g. Co., $1750.
Ola Jintelmsisr on emma Wbiie,
$2250.
ssaeOb aipIdib an Gitis.ns @ift ..
II. 6. Co.. $1,000.
emma 6. Mitdeu an Wsdrp e.
genrce, $1,000.
Sohn !. pnrdmann on Dortings
mems German 3. II. 9. Co.. $1,000.
9dnnab 5umbls an b.. $500.
u. Wi. 5arpnot an Nlm. 6. 5ers
rorf. $733.
Dilis Scott on Mt. Bafbiugtpn
g. II. .. Co.. $500.
Barbara RosfeIber an Sbesn q.
q. Co., $4,000.
DO. on aiberal 8. Il. 9. Co.. $500.
Gmil u. Sepfrieb an Gnmminsa
pile German 9ani, $1,000.
syreo. 8. 8arsIneper OIL Gin. @or'
tinam.ns Club 3. II. g. Co., $2750.
Sulia 5Orsl.p on Rcribpeferu q,
u. g. Co.. S2700.
GuIa 6. Shdnsle an PuiionaI g.
u. Co.. $4,000.
5Obn 5OIf.Iber on @bbiion o. II,
8. o., $1,000.
annd 6. German on Mpsrs .
Cooper, $3.50.
9ttlgte 5ppptbeteu.
MoIitr 80. Glippinser an 6. gR.
DunObus, 500.
@iniam g. fyunbus an Diutou
gapings gdni. $500.
gbarI.s 3. 0ids an W.rtantiI,
9. Il. 6. Co.. $3.50.
Satob 9ipihib an Giti5ens Gifi
3. II. 6. Co.. $500.
Berthe 8. @lptbe on 4. Wdrb Q. Il,
g. Co.. $500.
Sdnnab Sumbls an WOriinsmsni
@ermnn 9. Ii. g. Co., $1,000.
6uer @roifs an DO. $1,000.
Wlaris 6 -9sint an GoHgreb .. u
Co.. S4250.
mloIss aimmr an 2oIantipiGs 3.
II. 2. Co.. 1890.
GofUarb Grant an Dm. 9. gurl'
bart, $3.50.
gBilIiam Mcrdib an 8plunissr 8.
u. 9. Co., $1,000.
Rannie 6. goho al Soutkrn Sbic
g. IT,. z. Co.. $500.
osoIspb $. 5oifDm an 9beobors M,
9urnsn II. Qnb.. $500.
sSrsDerid $. 9nrelmsper an Cons
mereiol Sapinas Bnni, $2400.
Gillian Wl. Z. 2eOnarb an Bertha
9. HchuIion, $500.
Souiid G. glummel an Charles 3,
SaImou. $1,000.
U1arD 6. Rotbier on gleip Budsps
g. II. D. Co.. 5000.
Dapib Z. Dnpis an 9rigbtoH Ger
man Yani 60, $500.
emil .. StilImatsr on Wpsrs q.
Cooper. $3.50.
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su!dumsIsgslfedt. einsn sriiusn Jils.
but baraui, cine iduaIs soanb In bsls
lem WiIbleoer. Die jeine Jruu umfaBie.
unb Forte cine 2ltltimme.
llnb bdnn sine ts iiber arsu,: MliD
gldirt. - Sa, bic Bin idb. llnb: 0us
ten Ibenb, @ertrio. Wir freuer nns
Iebr. = Gutsn Qlbenp. Yislsn Dont
fir suer &pmmtn. llnb iuieber
Sdnbef1iitteIn unb 6anbtub. aG&eIn
unb usberrsiden Der Slumsn.
Dcs bauerts 5fpsi, brei Minuttn,
bann trat Elm Gdipeissn elm, nod sins
mol ipanberten bic Blide iibsr RE 0es
iihier, riefsn Elm nsuss adds!n ters
Dor, unb ipdbrsnb 5rau bon Irdptns
hagen pisbsr besann: @erirlo. bu fat
bid aber gar uidt perdnoert. ipanbte
Sassubsrs ii9 an ben Sisner. Der I'D,
NIT Der 3oFe auiomm,H genG6srt fots
te. bisb ibn bic Sahsn aus BEN slbr
tbeil bolsu, isbrts 5id suriid unb futr.
iid redsnb, fort: 9lIfo Oa ilnp mir IN
Berlin.
Gs fpirb suh ibpn 5dallsn. erpis
bsrte Jrdu bon Grdptnbdssn-
Wir tpolIeH's bofftR.
ST su9 Der abidiso bon 9obsns
siheH iebr idDtr gefalsHf
Hun
9lu1 Dir, 9srtrub2
Die lGGeIte Elm fpsnig. Mir ipar's
t.in gtbihisb.
Sonbtrn2
als Oh mir auf Die attie atnstH
unb ipiebericmnen piiroen.
sSdsenberg abtr. Der Die a6iiht gss
babi bate, iptiisr au iprs6tn unb niir
inn. asbalten battle, neil Iid 5rau pop
grab.nbdssn i4on gu i.iu,r Jran ats
fpdnot, iaste bafiir gum SanptmdNn:
Gs 1T 10 cine Gahe. i,lns Saolle per
Iafi.n. @ans btgriff,n bab' ia's audi
nod nift.
@rap.nbas.n nidi,. Die gslpohn
belt. Die iibsr5sust ibllsBli4 srit niriz
LID.
ga, ia, ih baBs ia aud islbit gss
nolIt. nur: Dort DerIallen iino hssr
n.u onfanssn. 9lImdbIi5 psridiett
ii9 bic gebeutung bon gspsansmbsit
unb 3utunft. Tie Jabre. Or ldheIts.
Weuie ipdter mar aass seorbntt,
syrau Don Sassnbers bate ii6 siHsH
WaanieI umlesen InFsn, pObur9 re
nr9 srDb.r unb idlun.er aasiab. ipte
bsr 5duptmann bel fit i.itiiellis, uno
nun ihriitsn lie gsueiHidm Die 2rsppe
bindb. rnien absr. iIudosm Derabreoet
mar, bab am nGdItsn gIOrsen Jrau
pon @rapsnbassn Die anoun nbbolen
iolIts, um linen ole ppu ibr fiir ne am
Sbiergdrisn asmietbeis @obnuna 5ii
seigen, trsnnis man iih. Die Reudnses
iommeneR fubrsn nit Der Sisners
ibait ins SoisI, INN Srupenbaeens
trot.n ben Riidpes 81 Sub nI. Gis
eentlid batt.n fs bi, Siabibabn bis
Sum 3ocIosiifeu Gart,n benuben
ipollen, IN b.F.n Rdbe 4. tpobnten,
syruu Clair. mar uber pl0Blih anbes
r.r M.iuuus g,pOrbsti, unb sr bamii
.inberffaabsn. llnb ME iie 10 giugtn,
fraeie fs aus ben ,b.n aeduberien gts
Fiirhtunssn b,rauE, Ob Saasnberss bic
@obnunu aud tpittIih poiisH fperbs:
@ie uefGut biz G.riruo2
Sebr gut, iotUsit ih baf bsurtbtiIen
fam.
Gin 9,fdi, bas man eIsi6 lieb
baben mub.
ga.
60 lisbli6 uHb fanfi. unc bod Iiest
au6 mag brin.
@ans asndu bsnfsIbm Ginbrud
babe ib aucb oebabt.
ga, antipOrt,is lie unb nidie. poH
biti.r llsber,iHiiimmung befrisbist,
DOT iid bin.
(Sprti,suns folsi.)
m.~.h.;..stL,,, a., I; hsvfr0 nv n . n
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e'hsi psicssiou'''s.'s ss'.t' s,',...s
lirsi oas 9glub pstoVs. e''o;a,, a'O | sss.
,sn IN, por Seu Der Teutid,en hirr I, EN-.
o,,ort;yrt s;e hobep eyen1Ibe pca
Iiunid,atborer, a,ertb serjd,nitter. ,ino
| hos reihe e,o[S Der giabmeir serhnet.
sSafte w,oeterlind ben eirsua osr
| relitSd,eu in SfIob steeu rItitqc-
niad,f er IuiiBfe lid, id,dnlen Der gsor,
| Re. bic er ouu g. Ge,elnber inn .petir
sournol4 idrieb iitlb bic in Der flin-
aenocir eprade 1YaHtreid,s iaIfheno
berihten:
.l'rssqas sess iss seusss;n sists6ssss
ia BsIriqus, qui fsississt s0B osgssil,
&c .a lois, presans sous sss sssssrs sr.
tistiquss. ani eomp,aient parnii les pius
beaux de O. monde, sont a jamais
detruits. Ellie nest qu,un desert d'ou
cmergent seals, a pel pres intaetes.
ouatre erspdes yilles aus les bordes qua
liaant simplemept de barbares. n'eparg-
perent. sembIe.t-il, que pour &c rsssrvss
pheure de pineyitabIe sIeroute uns
n,onstrns,ise ct suprems vengeance
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o", .,a Ya.. ~. Os.,,,s. sm s,,,,,asrsv,r s;,,.
ps, D.,A's ~ pI.s, =, , s,;,s,s n,s;,s
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s..t tI sav - ,, gs,p 20. Ts.p,;a's,, . ,o,,,s,
oA up', ."s .'..'.s.- -. ms r.',r ~,
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- ialnsu 'usr lU,.ln sng s,,',,m m' TX, go -.
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a'ioe'sn @ Suss.. - s "Ip.s S;. NV nos ~ E,;,,
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' s,s,. OK 81 s .s-,m,;;o,, % T;s estrose,,
s.t;sn .,;;ns. ay o.s" ~. mn oSr,,, ;;hsy'
uais.SA9s $50 's ra..a,,n I No a;;;eo
a,t oa. ..''p O'''' 41'' ~ 'ss
''use ,.s - o..,u - ,..ff.
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fE.,. S<,,,ts,Ln.. NE, ,;o, g3h tto6t aafiI
o;ra,,b,,r,,, non eIsnnt (sr ,poIIte
;ss,,terIsn ,,,,,,,, S;s lIhr Ssa Smir.
meg s,ehpu nebg;ebeu mor
y" f5r trc,,ts ieineu @uoeu fa,m
saoren - me a,,iaepeitihtpn Ser.
berS gis ;;be,re;stpn .r i,,s'p' ,,ra err,IiSctcn
rinue2 - Rpin. JSie Qeiuer Der llhr
betpeaien lid Ianaiom bin uno her,
Gle fparen lueib anoeitrihen, 70 0d,
se Iid IeuttenS BON bern id,tpurses
0ifierblaft abhoben limb ipie pen
Getirerbanb aeIeitet fiinbeten lie ae.
nan an. fuie Die gdriiIe Iaaen, Die
tu,rnterbrpdcn in oie be,itifen 81.
uieu fiefen Die llbr bic ionit Dem
Torfe elrbeit unogeiper in itiinipfcrl
@Ieid,nlaf, aerpieien botte, lenfte iect
oog syeuer Der SfIaft, ons perhee.
rern IN, eiaeueu Qanoe einid,Iua.
qIIg nmn AIR Stride Itiir1nfe, fam
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3uiunfts. anuOnrs
(Dtrfeieerung.)

9lm !. Suni Ct. fOIIen in 3sppeiins'
burg tplansi Mars) i'm .5Otei au nsn
aandlsns 1867 in Gtbanstn itsbsns
eebli.beRs sSonitirms gum geittn crs
mer eingeiponb,rtsr grbsntinber nieiits
bisi,Hb Dsrftsissrt iprben. RsfIsstaH'
tn iinb sresb,Hit sinselaoeH.
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g GdIan

.Ddrnm nimmt benn bsr Rfntier
95fftl AZ Feinsn 2luiomobiIiouten inis
pier isiHsn ssdebbunb mit2s
.Domit Der 6uib ibm bns ilbsrs
fabrsns gsfligsI in ben MuseH ap.
portiri."
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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-05-20
SYNOPSIS.

Sanford Quest, master criminologist of
he world, finds that in bringing to JUS
ashleigh's daughter, he has but just be-
mn ife-and-death struggle with mys-
7arious master criminal. In a hidden hut
n Professor Ashleigh's garden he has
SEEN an anthropoid ape skeleton and a liv-
ng inhuman creature. half monkey, half
man, destroyed by fire. In his room have
,nneared from nowhere black boxes, one
16nta;ning diamonds torn from a lovely
.hroat by pair Of armless, threatening
hands, both with sarcastic; threatening
his return from finding the body of Mac
]ougal, who had escaped on his way to
nrison. he is arrested for the murder of
his valet Ross Brown, and a Miss Quigg,
IN his rooms. Laura and Lenora, his as
sistants, suspect Craig the professors
valet. trap Craig and rescue Quest from
he Tombs to hypnotic Craig into confess
sion but when Quest arrives he finds that
Traig and Lenora have both disappeared.
He lodges Police Inspector French, who
has discovered his escape.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-05-20

hundred willing hands to release him.
Quest drew up the rope quickly,
warned by a roar of anxious voices.
Then he commenced to descend, let
ting himself down hand over hand, al
ways with one eye upon that length
Of rope that swung below Suddenly,
as he reached the second floor a lit
tie cry from the crowd warned him
Of what had happened. Tongues of
flame curling out from the blazing
building had caught the rope, which
was being burned through not dozen
feet away from him. He descended
a little farther and paused in mid
air.
A shout from the crowd reached
him.
The cables! Try the cables!"
He glanced round. Seven or eight
feet awaX and almost level with him,
was double row of telegraph wires.
Almost as he saw them the rope below
him burned through and fell to the
ground. He swung little towards
the side of the house, pushed himself
vigorously away from it with his feet,
and at the farthest point of the out
ward swing jumped. His hands crap
pied the telegraph wires safely. Even
in that tense moment he heard little
sob of relief from the people below.
Hand over hand he made his way
to the nearest pole and slipped easily
to the ground. The crowd Immediate
1y surged around him.
Where is the man who came down
before me?" he asked bystander.
Talking to the police in the car
over yonder," was the hoarse reply.
Say, guv'nor, you only just made
that"
Craig pushed his way through the
crowd to where Craig was speaking
eagerly to French. He stopped short
and stopped down. He was near
enough to hear the formers words.
Mr.. French, you saw the man come
down the ropes and swing on the ca
bles? That was Quest, Sanford Quest,
the man who escaped from the Tombs
prison. He can't have got away yet"
Quest drew off his coat, turned it in
side out and replaced it swiftly. He
coolly picked up a hat someone had
lost in the crowd and pulled it over
his eyes. He passed within few
feet of where Craig and the inspector
were talking.
"Say, boys, Sanford Quest is in the
crowd somewhere. He's the man who
jumped On the cable lines. A hun
dred dollars for his arrest!"
Quest turned reluctantly away. Men
were rushing about in all directions
for him.