davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-01
Z lk
DzISIEJsZA SEsYA A P0RAN-
4
uRzAD CENzoRA BEDzIE
NIEPXATNY. SEKRE-
TARZ JEGO OTRzYMA $50
AIIESIECZNIE. INNE
WAzNE UCHWALY.

! SCHENECTADY, N. X, pia'
TEX, godzina 500 rano. Dzi.
siaj otworzyi sesye poranna
I.szy wiceprezes Schmidt
Pc sprawozdanll Komisyi
rezolucyi, nasteraja ozywione
debaty mad sprawa pensyi CEN
.zora. Po dluzszej dyskusyi u.
chwaIa Izba, ze godncsc cenzo.
ra ma bye bezplatna;; cenzOr O.
trzyma tylko dyete po szesc do
lar6w dziennie j milowe.
Natomiast uchwalono, re
,sekretarz cenzora otrzynla sta.
Ia pensye, miesiecznie po $50.
Wsklad Zarzadu CentralnegO
wchodzic bedzic wiceprezeska
j. jak dotad, dwie dyrektOrki.
UchwaIono. ze lekarz naczel.
ny ma odtad naznaczac wszyst-
kich lekarzy egzaminujacych W
poszczeg6lnych grupach.
Izba uchwala takze, re ma wy
padek samobojstwa ubezpieczo-
nego czlonka tylko wtedy wy
placac ma Zwiazek ubezpiecze-
ME, jezeli czionek nalezy do
Zwiazku pelne diva lata.
zaden 2 platnych urzednikow
Zarzadu Centralnego ME mozc
otrzymywac kontrakt6w ma ro-
iboty dla Zwiazku.
Delegaci ma Sejm musza bye
czionkami 2. N. p. przez lat 5.
Take przeszla uchwala Izby.
ze = jednej Gminy zwiazkowei
ME woIno wybrac wiecej niz
dw6ch dyrektor6w Zarzadu
Centralnego.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-01
TRY MILIONY
POLAk0W BtkkA
SlEE PO LASACH,
ZBAWIENNA POMOC POL
SKO AMERYKANSKIE-
GO KOMITETU RATUNKO-
WEGO Z NOWEGO YORKU.
II ton odziezy, zebranej przez
ten Komitet, rozdano miedzy
nedzarzy wojnnych W Min
sku.

Piotrogr6d, 80 wrzeS. Stoso-
wnie do obliczen prasy rosyj-
skiei, IL milionow es6b zcstalo
..wvrzllco5lyeh ze swSgch siedzib
przepedzcne pzez wojska ro-
syiskie dalei ma wsch6d, ably
Niemcy ma przestzenlach
przez siebie zajetych, znalezli
tylko czysta pustynie. z tego 3
r,iliony jest Polakow. Wick
saosc ME dotar3a do miejsc no.
wego swego przeznaczenia o.
hmuje ma pustych polach pod
goiem niebem, albo blaka sic po
lasach. Nedza wSr6d tych mas,
pozbawionych wszystkich srod-
k6w do zycia, straszna. Zbliza
sic zima, a wiekszose niema ma
sobie mozliwego nawet okrycia.
To tez zbawieniem byla pomoc,
iaka ostatnio nadeszia cd Pol
sko Amerykanskiego Komite-
tn Ratunkowego w Nowym Yor-
ku, w postaci II ton zimowej O.
dziezy. OpatrznoSciowy ten dar
otrzymal Polski Komitet Ra-
tunkowy w Minsku i natych-
miast rozdal te odziez pOmiedzy
tysiace kobiet, mezczyzn i die
ci. lie lez radoSci, lie blogos}a-
wienstw poszlo pod adresem A
meryki, zbytecznem opisywac.
Tysiace uchodzcow, kt6rzy
dotarli do Baranowiczi obozuje
ma go}ym stepie mrac z glodu.
Natychmiastowa pomoc niezbe-
dina. Sytuacya Jest tenn tragicz-
nieisza, re w okolicach tych to-
cza sic zaciete walki. Ostatnia
ofenzywa rosyjska uratowala
cd niechybnej Smierci setki ty-
siecy uchodzc6w, kt6rzy dosta-
il sic pomiedzy oba fronty, ale
dalszym setkom tysiecy grozi
zaglada wskutek ciaglego cofa-
MIA sic, to pochodu naprzod
woisk stron obu. w leslie, W po-
blizu Piskowa, znaleziono 1000
rodzin ma pol zaglodzonych l
spiacych ma kupach zerwanych
l,,b zebranych lisci. Podobne o.
brazy spotyka sic W innych Ia
sach, Tragedya wprost do ME
opisania.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-01
..PFozYczII l| i 'zUPEL-
ME sysi 81 oWANA.

-
kolwiek bondy ma pozyczke an
glo francuska sprzedawane
bye publicznosci po 9S,
to jednak jak podaia 2 kol fl
inwestujacy wick
sze sunny na zakupno tych bon
dow otrzymaja je po 961a,
Powodzenie W sfinansowaniu
pozyczki jest zupelne, tax, ze
wczoraj subskrybowano juz
$3.50, 600, ,ooos Subskrypcya po-
ehodzi. q New Yorku $9o0,000,-
900, Chicago okohca $5O,0o0,-
900; Boston i, stany Novel An
gill $30,000,0o0; Philadelphia
okolica $25 100000; Pittsburgh
S2o,0OO;0oo; Minneapolis j. st.
Paul s10e00, 900. #
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-01
N|EMCY UTRAC|LI 121
W|ELK|CH ARMAT. l
FRANCUZII ANGLICY ZDO.
BYLI DALSZE WAzNE PO-
ZYCYE. 5.ss
LIMA niemiecka lamie sic, po-
nimo rozpaczliWej obrony.

Paryz, 80 wrzesnia. Wojska
spzymierzonych dalsze odno.
sza zwyciestwa ma calym from
Gle zachodnirn, " jednyrn tyl-
ko punkcie tracac czese oko-
pow. Dotycnczas bssy one ma
Niemcadh 12l cisz ycyj.
.nych ! |' I BIZ !
.czac og ! \ 3
maszynowych. 4 4 \ tSs 81 81
Anglicy posuwaja sic. dalej
ma wsch6d Cd Loos, zajmujac
Gala owalna wyzyne,. kt6rej
wzg6rze mr.. 20 jest dominuja-
Gym punktem, goruiaeyrn mad
Lens, kt6ry jest celen obecnej
ofenzywy AngIik6w. Francrizii j
posunawszy sic ma wsch6d Cd
Souchez gdobyli wzgorze mr..
1O4, a W Szampanii, ma poinoc
cd Nossines wzgorze mr.. 191.
Trwa tn walka dniem j noca o
posiadanie linii koleiowei ] jei
wezIa. Pomimo wScieklej obro
ny niemiec. Francuzi stale sic
posuwaia naprzod i cd linii ko-
Ilejowej sa luz tylko p6ltorej mi
Ii oddaleni. Francuzi odnosza
r6wniez sukcesy ma p6hoc cd
Mesnil tn zagrajac linii kole-
jowej. Ma linii belgijskiej toczy
Sc walka artyleryjska, ktora
wspiera flota brytyjska, bonn
bardujac nadbrzezne pozycye
niemieckie.
w niekt6rych punktach Fran
cuzi zdobyli po 4 linie transzy
niemieckich i dobijaja sic obec-
ME do piatej linii. Me pomog}y
neczywScie genialne umocnie-
MIA ziemne i zamienienie pasu
kilkumilowego ma jeden olbrzy-
mi oboz fortyfikacyjny. Artyle
rya francuska rozrywa tie oko-
py, ploty druciane, nakrywki be
tonowe jak nici paiecze, a pie
chota francuska idzie jak bu-
RIA do ataku ma bagnety, w
szeregi niemieckie niosac
Snierc przerazenie.
Niemcy upadli ma duchu.
Piorunuiaca ia ofenzywa
sprzymierzonych do tego stop
mia przerazila Niemcow, re upa
di juz oni ma duchu. P6ki ich
artylerya dziaia, trzymaja sic
jeszcze jake tako. Skoro tylko
jednak przyjdzie stanac oko W
oko, Niemcy albo poddaja sic,
albo uciekaja, albo poszaleli re
strachu, klada sic ma ziemie
lub biegaja w kolo celu. Tylko
pod groza wiasnych ar1nat ida
oni do ataku, ale rychlo sic la
mia cofaja. Wzieci tez do nier
wolf Niemcy przyznaja, ze po-
tega ducha francuskiego parali
zuje ich rugby. Wiekszosc ME,
=
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-01
BiuIetyn Sejmowy.

buiGWn OHINuMyI
ssbensctsdv Nv 90 wrzes.
~ dS;s;eiszei sesyi poran-
/, ); sS,,sa,,;aSs. ) ! no interpela-
.s.s ! : s ! y H. szEo]v Zwiaz-
! .5s I s; s. 81 II s,.yTon ~ R stpczv6ski
= 81, zs' n,,;sso !, S !: lgyraznie. co
J Izba ,,,'zyiesa ) zadowoleniem,
81 rs,pnSsSs wxwoay czion-
E6w Konsiss SzkoInictwa.
ta sIsokekyfa sic
z,l,oelnena zWFciesfwem Szko-
q Zwiazko i gst skarg
/ zazalef v caas raw u
dzielil nagaI, Gar
ueckienlu Ia popiera
obca or8s snis
lla5iii 6iio b Igna-
cy Paaerewsh pfzybfdzie dc
Schenectady W t5igtek, dnia
/ pazdziernika 8 godEi PIP pc
no,udniu / i5edzie przemawia]
ma sail Seimll; wiadomose te
przviela Izba. q radoscia.
Komitet prawa sk}ada spra
wozdanie co do sposobu wy
borow / oiosoWafiia, jake "a
lSreslono. W piatek rano od-
beda Sic nor1inacye urzedni-
XIV Zwiazku. zas W sobote
Syb,aory ostateczne. Przewod-
niczacv mianuje "a sedziow
Wyborczych, po dyskusyi, W
kt6rpi sic domagano, aby kaz-
A. okreg mia1 swego pred
,:afaWiiciela # wposr6d sedziow.
Nastepuie bardzo ozywiona
mad kwestya urzedu
cenzora i Rady Nadzorczej.
Delegat Kowalski stawia
wniosek, ably urzad cenzora i
Rade Nadzorcza nlesc zu-
pehie, jako nlepotrzebne. o.
ko1o czterdzlestu delegatoW
przemawla koleJno W te] kwe
styi, wlekszosc Jednak jest
"a utrzymanlem tych urze-
dow. Del. Powickl, karpanty,
kowalskl, SzaJnert | innl,
ktorzy przemawla1a "a znle-
slenlem urzedu cenzora Ra.
y Nadzorczeh zakrzyezenl
$ ;::: : =; !: +: ::::::::
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-01
SZEsG ZEPPELIN6W SZYBO'
WALO w KIERUNKU
ANGLII.

Londyps / pazdz. Wczoraj ra-
no spostrzeaono sponad Aer-
schot, 28' mil ma polnocny
wsch6d cd Brukseli szesc zep-
pelinow niemieekich. Szybowa-
" one W kiegpnku zachodnim.
Wnosie vice 4 tsgo MONA, ze
do Dover sla & nllz
,a,ssso,;;al Yin, /. 81 sSs ~ 9'1st
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-01
KieroWnictWo kolegium
aprobowane przez kbe.
SpTawa zniesienia Iub utrymania urzed6w Gen.
zOra Rady Nadzorczej ma baIocie.
sEJMY zWIAzKOWE ODBYWAG SIE BEDl GO 8 LlTA.
SpraWozdania Wszysch urzednik6W przyet0 uznanism

minacye pozostaja " mccy
prawnej.
Redaktor Zgody naczelnym
pism wv.
Schenectady, N. Y. 30 wrze-
snia. Po nader ozywionej
debacie W kwestyi uporBad-
kowania stosunkow W redak-
cyl pism Zwiazkowych, Izba
znaczna wiekszoscia
g3osow wniosek, aby kazdora-
zowy przez Sejm obrany re-
daktor Zgody urzedowej byi
zarazem naczelnym redakto-,.
rem pism Zwiazkowych. Po
Izbie kraza nazwiska donnie
manych kandydatow ma to
stanowisko, naiwiecej jednak
|zwolennik6w ma dotychcza-
sowy redaktor Zgody, ST 6f--'
piszewski.
Wniosek, ably dis wieczo-
rem odby}y sic nomlnacye,
upad}, postanowiono zas, ze
nominacye ma urzedy odbeda
sic W piatek rano.
Komitet regulaminu j po-
rzadku upomina Izbe j stawia
pred oczy, re jeszcze bardzo
wiele piracy ma ona pred sol
ba, dlatego tez prosi Delega7
tow, by swoje wywody o
moznosci streszczai. Resi-
sesyi wieczornej zesz}a IA d
czytywaniu i poprawiapd p
ragraf6w konstytucY y. N. P,
Przewodniczacy pr5ywo&u-
je do porzadku del. Czarnec-
kiego, ktory uzurpuje sobie
przywilej ciag4ego przema-
wiania.
Ma sail ustawiono pzedzia-
iy do g}osowania. 0 lie sadzic.
MONA z krazacych pogfosek,
kandydatami ma urzad cepzc-
ra sa: A. Rakoczy, sliwinsh
Abczyiski, ma urzad prezess:
|zyehlinski Sass. zychlinskls
ma "a soba przewazajaca wle.t
kszosc delegatow wogole cd
poczqtku sympatya Izby Sci
mu jest po jego stropie.
Komitet, W skiad ktorego
wchodza: Prezes zychlinski,
DR.. Fronczak, dyr. Sakowska,
Palczy6ski cenzor Rakoczy
przygotowuja sic ma przy1e- ,
Gle goscia, Ignacego Padere- =
wskiego. O godzinie 1880 W.
nocy odroczono sesye do godz.
g: 80 W piatek rano.
Sesya wieczorna.
Schenectady, N. Y, 80 Wrze-
snia, Wieczorna sesyaf S
ezwartkowa rozpoczela sic o
gGdz. 7:3o, ale jua daleko
wezesflisj delegaci ziawili Sic
ma sail vi przewidywanip zai-
muiacy eh rozpraw. Szczeg6ls
niei wzbudza zainYeres Aai8 I
sprayva pla llzeaik{
s66s al j ID &
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-01
RIOKADA w KANALE PA
NAMSKIM.

Washington, D. c., l pazdz'
2 powodu dalszego usuwanla
sic ziemi, przejazd okretoW
nrzez kanaf Panamski ME be
dfe nogf PREDICT bye podjety,
>iak logo q m,
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-01
WALK ma WSCHO-
DIE ma MARTWYM
P U Tx C | {.
PIOTROGR0D JAK l BERLIN
DONOSZA o LOKALNYCH
POWODZENIACH.
Niemcy odrZuceni w sekcyi Viii
ma ma 25 mil.
Londyn, 1 paz. WAraysgie'
feldmarszsIek Hindenburg do

Londyn, 1 paz. Arayasie
feldmarszs}ek Hindenburg do
nosi Q naaiyna pcstepie W posll-
iwa1liu sic lSu Dzwihskowi w
3ednak daleko Jest iesacze oT1
swego celu Woiska lego .ieds
max maia wieksze poWodzeras
aa pofudniowy wsch6d od VII I
ma. Pzeiannaly tam lnie ro7
syjska " iedneria niejsru |
wziely 1 600 ienc6W
Zdaniern STRAIT gilow, / les 4,
RIA Hindenburg rHch ku Min 1
skowi, . zsnliaren sdeiecfa od \
vrotu Ros 4 pod Barann. \
r-ic. x "a
Ma potudhie Cd blot Prypecl
azie fllrn ackensen utkNa' y
vparl Rcsyan p6za rzeke Stys:
ID granicz Galicyi, Rosyas3ils us y
.lei ciezko maple efsi Nisnsl
cow.
Piotrogr6d donosi y il,o'se
80 3 - :5s .lf ~ II. - ~
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-01

900, czyli 0 $500, 0,0o0, 900. wiecej
jak dotychczasowe. Projekty Q
bu departanent6w ME otrzyma
iy jeszcze aprobaty Sprezydenta
j bardzo watpliwem jest, ae
zgodzi sic on ma tax ogromne
obciazenie kraju.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-01
IPLANY F|SkALNE
PREzYDENTA.
|REWIZYA TARYFY l WYDA-
ME BOND6W MA WYDAT-
III ZBROJENIA SIE.
Prezydent zgodzi sic ma plan OIL
brzymich wydatk6w zbroje-
MIA.

i Waaliiasscn, D. c., 1 pazdz.
.Prezy dent Wilson rozwaza O.
'henie koa1binacye dwoch spo-
k6hdW podWyzszenia dochodow
ku ma przyszly rok.A mia
'i3oRiEie ma tego dckonac pod
syzEzenie taryfy celnej j wy
DAME bondow.
3 naiarodajnych zrodel podaa
.jjas BE prezydent jest prawie zde
eydowanys ma wydanie bondow;
tls pokryeie wydatkow 2 powie-
Z szsnia arnii j marynarki, zas
l5rzeeiwny jest zupelnej rewizyi
taISfy celnei.
ReWiizya ma be tyko czescio-
va q rnoze nawet ME tyle: bo
InafTzySaad anieszczona zosta-
saHg klauzttla taryfy przeniesie-
5iia cukrp na liste wolnych8 cd
sla sils artykuiow; nastapiG naaiace
~ s1laiiu /. 1915, co daioby skarr
bbM dcdatkowe $5o.000s0
|ssSii rarzej nchroniio ioby ubytekk
Is sans . dochod6 d6w
KHsstTa wyS0kosci WSdatT
y pcsiie szssSi broa Wa
III y,a.oS+aiin do to1strzv-
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-01
REtxWIZYCYA1 METALU z
PALACU CESARZA
WILHELMA.

= - d b. "
deega, / pazdz. Komisya
kt6ra zajmuje sic kon
tr1la wszystkich metali, zwie-
d3ila wczoraj pa}ac cesarsh, ce
leInl dpkoliania spisu wszyst-
,nie bedacsW ME
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-01

Paryz, 1 pazdz 81
uchwalila wczorS
podwyzszenje =
cow 1go
n
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-01
RAPPORT niemiecki.

Berlin, 1 pazdz. Wojska fe4
syjskie cofaja sic znowu q po-
wschodniej strony
Wilma, po daremnych usilowa-
mach powstrzymania naszego
posuwania sic naprzod. Ma po-
ludnie cd Dzwinska zepchnelis
my Rosyan W blota j jeziora, ma
wschod cd WesoloWa, Ma
wschod cd Smorgonia bitwa
trwa dalej. Gen. Linsingen wy
parf 2osyan 2 linn golnego6 bic
gu 'rzeki Kormin i; WziA okolo
800 jenc6w.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-01

pouonie ..., Ga Noiouec1heJ ! \, spe lSE.,
IlS,iisl,s itie1leoN ~, 2 il.', +, poAa
/, 49,, !, !, =; ,nJ;a,,, !,
III ] Lib, i, -.
| III. : W a,.s,;s,, ! IT ns,,,;;,s,.,,,a G ia
80 !, !; $500 ofa,,-
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80 .4a,. a. =, !, !, !.
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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-01

wy, W polcwie
drogi kolei spo-
miedzy sw,,iecia
nowo- Gleboka
Wilno DzWinsk
w regioniea ma
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-22

Read the Bargain Stores sdver-
tisement this week and compare
prices with others.-AdT.
Fred Dahlenberg and son, of
Yyndall, were in town last Friday
and took the train for Letcher.
Dr.. Jasmann met with other
members of the state board OF den
tai examiners at Sioux Falls last
week and examined q large class
Of applicants for license to prac-
tice.
Two bali games of unusual in
terest will be played on The Scot
land grounds on Friday and Sat-
urday of this week. The Kansas
City Red 6ox are taking 3 four
months trip, touring in seven diff
ferent states, and will be here to-
morrow and next day 70 try The
-mettle of the local team. II Is sAfe
to predict that there viii be two
spirited games.
MI. Louis Stark sold his residence
property on Fourth street last Fri
|dAy 70 Mr.. Jos. Kadlec. Mr,
Stark came here from Wisconsin
seven years ago, purchasing d
block Of land from y. 81. Bennett,
loo, tied Just south of lie academy
block. He has since sold thret
bull ding sites from the block On
whie 4 three handsone residences,
kaye been built. Now By the sals
u ~ 4 balance Nh. Shark hiss beer
able 70 doubts the money invested
Hs n = not ut decided whore n
IN17l slocate but We hops be- vii
sopeIs lds y remain ii Scotland.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-22

Ohas. Sanford, was. here from
chamberlain last Sunday.
Miss Lucille Brnhn came from
Armour Monday TO visit Scotland
friends.
Mn. Hardinbnrgh went to YAnk-
TN Monday to spend 4 few days
With friends.
George Stafford came from Hu-
ron q spend Sunday st tbs home
a ~ mother.
Thea. z. Eoeiesy ma at the
home Niss Hdlen Bliss Wednes-
dey aft Fnoon.
M. nd Mrs.. r. D. Wicks went
~ Sioux City Int Eus1ay, return.
ing Monday evening.
Albert GroHdhnoh md familyl eft
Ut wssk for "A ants nip 10 Jan.
- Md e v1elt 1ISends.
Nh. 4 n. 6tahl 81 Webster
city. ~. s,sited bss daughter Mrs.
Hosafd 4 thie plscc Int wesk.
8omsthipg nsw Il summer fuel
~ IN GCodridee-Oa lumber v.rd,
"a 4 eheaper and cleaner than cobs,
AN ! ICad d it,-Adv.
Tnrner and vile ii SDrin&.
1ese II town Monday retnrn.
en Hot Springs where il,
sspef attended meeting 81 i
HONS bosrd.
s Diekscs rssu,,,,;
lon \ VIA 81 70,
~ pssls5s Mioh g,
NsG1sgoy, 81 Dys,t
M sps1
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-22

We offer One sannase6 aollafs Sc.
ward Tor ANY case Of Gafs&sTA 9fast oane
he cured hy RATS CataFrh S4ee,
FL. CHENEY 4 Co.. 9aaleae, q.
Wet.sa undersigned, have known a,
]. Cheney fas the last US years, sna he
6evs HIM perfectly honorable IN @a
business transactions and financially
able 10 carry ent any obligations made
by his finn.
NATIONAL BANK Or GaNMgsas,
Toledo, Q,
Halls Gatareh CRrs Is taken informal.
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Mrs, Harry Teltis came from
Lstchar Tuesday and Is wishing
Ter slstar, Mrs L Il Dszning,
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er. This Is Williams avenue. You'll
see big rock. Hide behind it.
Ahead you'll see Brownlee avenue. Be
prepared for anything. / shall have
to trust the rest to you. | don't know
myself what's going to happen"
! slid out and went along the edge
OF the road, as Craig had directed,
and finally crouched behind a huge
rock.
After moment to give me a
chance, Craig himself left the car
pulled up close by the side Of the
road and went ahead on foot. At last
he came to the crossroads Just around
the bend, where. in the moonlight, he
could read the signs: Williams ave-
nue." and "Brownlee avenue" He stood
there q moment.
Suddenly, at his feet in the dust Of
the road something heavy seemed to
drop. He looked about quickly. No
one was in sight.
He reached down and picked up a
little Chinese figure. Tapping 1t with
his knuckles he examined 1t curiously.
It was hollow.
From the inside he drew out a piece
OF paper. He strained his eyes in the
moonlight and managed to make out:
1.-THE Serpent 10 alI.wise and his
fang 10 fatal. You have signed the
white slrl's death warrant"
Meanwhile had made my way
stealthily. peering into the bushes and
careful not even to step on anything
that would make noise and was now,
as ] have said. crouched behind the
big rock to which Craig had directed
me.
] had begun to wonder whether Ken
nedy might not have made mistake
when. suddenly. from behind the
shadow Of another rock ahead of me.
but toward Brownlee avenue, I saw
. tall, gaunt figure Of Q man stealthily
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-09-02
SYNOPSIS.

The New York police are mystified by
. series OF murders and other crimes. The
principal clue TO the criminal is the warn
ing letter which Is sent to the victims,
signed with "clutching hand" The
latest victim Of the mysterious assassin
= Taylor Dodge. the insurance president.
His daughter. Elaine, employs Craig
Kennedy. the famous scientific detective,
TO try to unravel the mystery. What Ken
nedy accomplishes Is told by his friend,
Jameson, a newspaper man.
After many fruitless attempts to put
Elaine and Craig Kennedy out Of the
way. the Clutching Hand Is at last found
to be none other than Perry Bennett,
Elaine's lawyer and the man she Is en-
gagged to marry. Bennett fees to the
den one OF his Chinese criminals. The
Chinaman forces from Bennett the secret
Of the whereabouts Of 100000. Then he
gives the lawyer q potion which will sus-
pend animation for months. Kennedy
reaches Benefits side Just after he has
lost consciousness and supposes him dead.
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This 10 token that am unharmed.
Have Mr.. Kennedy give the ring to
the man at the corner Of Williams and
srownlee avenues at midnight tonight
and they will surrender me to him.
ELAINE.
p. S.-Have him come alone or my
life will be In danger.
Il thought something like this would
happen" remarked Craig at length.
"Oh," cried Aunt Josephine. ITS
too good to be true"
Well do It," exclaimed Kennedy
quickly. "only this is the ring that
we'll give them"
He drew from his pocket the replica
Of the ring which he had made and
showed 1t to Aunt Josephine. Then
he drew from another pocket the real
ring. replacing the replica.
Here's the real one." he said in a
low tone. Guard It as you would your
life."
Aunt Josephine was worn out with
the sleepless nights of worry since
Elaine's disappearance. After we bad
gone, she tried to eat dinner, but found
that she had no appetite.
Although she had intended to sit up
until she received some word from
Kennedy that night. the long strain
had told on her, and In spite of her
worry about Elaine, she decided, at
length. to retire.
Aunt Josephine. clasping the jewel
case tightly, mounted the stairs and
entered her room. She locked the door
carefully and put the jewelry case un-
der her pillow. Then she switched on
the light.
A moment later a small piece Of the
vase seemed to break away from the
rest of the mosaic, as though 1t were
knocked out from the inside. Then
q large piece fell out, and another.
At last from the strange hiding place
a 1.-THE figure, as shiny as though
bathed in oil, naked except for loin.
cloth, seemed to squirm forth like q
serpent. 1t was WI Fang-the watch
full eye which, literally as well as fgu-
ratively. had been leveled at US in
one form or another ever since the
kidnapping of Elaine.
Silently he tiptoed to the doorway
and listened. There was not a sound.
Just as noiselessly then he went back
to the library table and, muffling the
telephone bell, took down the receiver.
He whispered number. waited, then
whispered some directions.
A moment later he wormed his way
out Of the library and into the drawing
room. On he went cautiously, snake
like, up the stairs. until he came to the
door Of Aunt Josephine's room.
He bent down and listened. There
was no sound except Aunt Josephine's
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breathing. Silently he drew from q
fold In the loin-cloth screwdriver and
removed the screws from the hinges OF
the door. Quietly he pushed the bed.
room door open. pivoting it on the
lock, just far enough open so that he
could slip through.
Creeping along the floor, like the
reptile whose sign he had assumed,
he came nearer and nearer Aunt 10.
sephine's bed. As he paused for a
moment his quick eye seemed to catch
sight Of the bulging lump under her
pillow. His long, thin hand reached
out and quietly removed the Jewel case
from under her pillow. .-s.....
In country roadhouse Long Sin
was waiting patiently. The telephone
rang. and the proprietor answered.
Long Sin was at his side almost before
he could hand over the receiver. 1t
was Long Sins master. WI.
Beware" came the whispered mes
sage over the wire. Kennedy has
made false ring. I'll get the real
one. BY the great Devil Of Cobb, you
must cut him off,"
1T is DONE" returned Long Sin,
hanging up the receiver in great ex-
citement.
He hurried out of the room and left
the roadhouse. Down the road in an
automobile. bound between two China
men, one at her head and the other at
her feet. was Elaine. wrapped around
in blankets, not even her face Wis.
ible. The guards looked up startled
as Long Sin streaked out of the
shadow to the car.
l"Quick!" he ordered. "The master
will get the ring himself. | will take
care Of Kennedy"
An instant and they were gone, while
Long Sin skunk back into the shadows
from which he had cnme.
Through the underbrush the Willy