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Arizona republican., 1915-09-05

of kindliness and held over Esther's hea1 the threat regarding Hagar. Esther had fled. She fled with ouabba seeking Ar thur. hoping. trusting. believing Arthur would be her help and refuge For his sake she kept silent. though she had proofs hidden at Stanley hall of who and what she was-Esther Stanley. not Harding. No daughter of a maddened. dependent gipsy woman was she.
 So Esther's impulses. loving and self sacrificing. led her first to where Hagar was. It was late on the night of her flight when Esther arrived at the private sani- tarium. A long cloak concealed the plain attire in which she had clambered down the vines in the moonlight from her room in the Randolph mansion and joined the faithful Quabba waiting below. Outside the sanitarium she handed to Quabba the gipsy headdress she had donned for her flight. and while Quabba lurked at a dis tance. she rang the bell at the door of the sanitarium and admitted.
 In her cloak. with her curls about her [. pretty head. she seemed to the superin- tendent simply the Miss Harding he knew as visiting the well kno ,yn society leader of Richmond. Mrs. Randolph. and whose mother under treatment for ental trouble here.
 am called suddenly from Richi:-ond.' Esther explained to the house surgeon. You will pardon the lateness of my call. but I want to see my mother ere I leave the city"
 At first the head of the institution made polite efforts to deny her request. But he was not proof against the agitated Esther's pathetic appeals.
 Under ordinary circumstances. Miss Harding" said the house surgeon. I could not let you see patient at this hour. mother shows signs of improvement. and if you do not excite her 1t may do no harm to let you see her. I can salso let out hope-mind. I do not promise this-that in time, with rest and quiet. she will com pletely recover and operation will not be necessary"
 So kind was his manner that Esther could no longer restrain herself. She briefly told the surgeon that conditions were such she compelled to. remove herself from being under further obliGa- tions to Mrs. Stanley and the latter's rela- tive the more kindly Mrs Randolph.
 "I am going to seek a friend" said Esther. "a friend who has every reason to assume all responsibilities for all charges the treatment of my mother incurs. also pledge myself personally to this. will you see even if Mrs Stanley withdraws her aid that my mother Is not taken from here, that she will continue to receive the
Arizona republican., 1915-09-05
SYNOPSIS or PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

r A b,t,er reud eneendered over an heirloom. the diamond the sky. found in meteor by an an- Sestor has existed between Col Arthur Stanley and his cousin. Judge Lamar Stanley. The feud is aug nented by that the succession to the Stanley earldom in Eng may come to an American family. When his wife dies after having given birth to daughter Col. Stanley buys and substitutes heir born gypsy boy. Three years later the gypsy mother Hsgar steals the colonels daughter who is being reared and obtains possession of the diamond from the sky |" and document that holds the secret of the false heir.
 When daughter, Esther Stanley, grows up, Hsgar returns with to Stanley hall Dr. Lee, acting as condition that ls keep the diamond from rhe sky adopts Esther. in hopes that the supposed Arthur Stanley H.. who is Hagar's will marry Esther and become mistress of Stanley hall. Blair Stanley Arthur's cousin, who would be the rightful heir to the earldon if the truth known. also falls in with Esther.
 In endeavoring to steal the q. diamond from the sky from Dr. Lee. Blair the old doctors eeath Arthur assumes the of the murder in the hope he himself will escape and Blair who is a pr0nigate. will live straighter life. Hsgar and Esther established in Stanleytall after Hagar established Bairs guilt through finger print the meantime has fallen in love with Vivian Marsten adventures and. disguised and in posses sion of the diamond from the sky, elopes with her. although the marriage ceremony completed. Mrs. Stanley. sensing that Esther the real hcir plans make friends with her and effect a marriage between her and Blair Stanley, disSraced son. She that If Esther marrles Blair Hagar withhold accusations proofs of his guilt in pection with the murder of Dr. Lee Esther in the meantime has rided Hagars strong box and found proof that she Esther. is the She resolves Co nothing about it- At Mrs Stanley's request. Esther and Hagar accompany her to Mrs Randoph's fin Richmond Burglars loot the train which Blair and Vivian riding md take from them the a da- m0nd from the sky Vivian. enrnged throws Blair and threatens him with exposure unless he gains the diamond. And Of the diamond itself? The robber who carried 1t killed. and the horse which he rode fell the treasure and covered it that 1t evaded the of the posse. month later Arthur Stanley. John Powell finds 1t.
 Blair returns to Richmond. and finding Esther agreeable her in order the Jealousy Of Vivian. Hagsrs mind. affected by accident in the rypsy camp. wsnders. and Esther learns that her normal condition operation costing q. s00 will he necessary. Mrs. Stanley offers Esther the nes-- condition that she marry Blair but Esther refuses Arthur. having possession of the ." diamond from the sky" amasses fortune in the California oil fields. He writes secretly to Esther from Los Angeles and Esther finally decides seek out Arthur and tell him all.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-05

your mothers expenses and treatment here. I am authorized to return to Mrs. Stanley what she has paid out for your mother Besides this were it otherwise. the case Is so interesting and has responded well to treatment without operation that we would be inclined to consider 1t worthy of our attention without recompense"
 It was with glad heart Esther re- ceived this cheering information. and it was with an even gladder one she beheld Hagar and noted gleam of recognition in those eyes so long vacant and inexpensive.
 "Yes. dear" Hagar had murmured when Esther had folded her in her arms. know who you are. but just cannot re- member now. Maybe tomorrow will re- member. They took my boy away. they put a great jewel his breast, remem- Der that, and then I remember you came and were my baby in his place. will re- member tomorrow. I tired now, but kiss me. dear child, for see by your eyes you love me and I will remember tomorrow who you are."
 "She will not remember you tomorrow" whispered the kindly house surgeon as he led the weeping Esther away. Tt may be many months before she remembers you. Her recovery will be slow. but feel
Arizona republican., 1915-09-05

strangers since Hagar. in her mental in- hrmity from the blow that none knew Blair had dealt her. had no means of tell ing where her supposed wealth was hidden But it was bitter thought to Arthur that even in this he using means not right fully his. As the spendthrift heir of Stan ley hall he had unwittingly been an inn postor and a cheat And now, even :n cretly coming to the rescue to save Stan ley hall from strangers to aid Esther and Hagar. he using stolen money. An awakening to higher ideals had come to Arthur. and these reflections were bit ter He hoped good might come out of evil and resolved to make every effort to found his own fortune and refund with interest.
 With Esther tIe impulses of her fair young womanhood were more than gener- ous. they were loving and self-sacrificing. She knew she rightful heir of Stanley hall even though by accident of sex no titled honors abroad could come to her. But her birthright was a proud heritage. Yet for the sake of Arthur fugitive, and Hagar. a craZed gipsy woman who had done her a wrong in permitting Arthur to dwell master at Stanley hall while she. the true Stanley. was reared among the rude Romany. she would keep silent The tender heart of Esther permeated only with loving kindness for the afflicted Hagar and the reckless. handsome gipsy who had masqueraded as master of Stanley hall
 Except for the humble help of the poor hunchback, Quabba, Esther was now. alone surrounded by cold hearted ochemers save perhaps the light brained and frivolous ciety leader. Mrs. Randolph. So when the prosecutions of the returned ne'er-do-well Blair Stanley. had become unbearable and when his austere mother dropped the mask
Arizona republican., 1915-09-05

benefit of the treatment. which will as you believe and I truly hope. restore her req son?"
 The head surgeon regarded Esther with a look of earnest sympathy.
 Set your mind at ease. Miss Harding" he said quietly. An unknown friend. and I not at liberty to give even the name of the agent of this unknown friend. has guaranteed all financial responsibility for
Arizona republican., 1915-09-05

that I can assure you that in the end it will be complete"
 So it was with hopeful heart and feel ing resolute for her adventuring in search of Arthur that Esther bid adieu to the kindly head of the sanitarium and fejoined Quabba- who. with his own personal at tendant. Clarence. the monkey, waited for her in the shadows up the quiet street. and trudging side by side, the girl and the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-18
BY Lady Duff Gordon ("Lucile")

For aprons are coming in." too,
as occasional practical companions
OF the pocket.
AS the lark is the hsrbinger OF
Spring, so the full skirt was the har-
binger Of the pocket. Had there
been no full skirt there would have
been no pocket. voluminous folds
make that desirable adjunct possible.
One of the pictures on this page
shows a new pocket robe. The gown
is of gabardine. dark blue in color.
but lightest weight in texture. The
loose, simple. high-belted garment is
lined with cherry silk. The bodice
and skirt are edged with frfnged
braid OF cherry silk. The belt is also
trimmed with double braid. Two
patch pockets depend from the CIR
die. on either side. but well toward
the front They. too. are dnished
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-18

~ EJoTCE. all women who pride
*. yourselves on that quality to
which you AIlude so often in
America your practical-mindedness.
The note of utility has. been struck
IN the newest frocks.
You fwho sighed for pocket and
couldn't have It because that useful
addendum would interfere with the
hang" OF your skirt. or would bulge
unbecomingly from the sveite lines
Of your own person. may exult. For
you may have your yearned-for,
pocket and yet be smart and main
tain lines at once modish and grace
ful. Moreover.fyou may even have
a choice OF pockets. or at least of
pocket placing. for they may be in;
conspicuous In che folds Of your
skirt ortmay! bet placed frankly in
view, on a scant and candid apron
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-18
Apron Suit Of White Summer Serge.
Notice the Resemblance Of
Cobblsr's Apron. Even
TO the Pockets.
("LuCile" MOdsl)
("LuCile'' Modsl.)

with the braid. as are the cuffs Of
che long sleeves.
A three piece apron suit 10 also
shown on this page. or white Sum
mer serge. its skirt is scant about
the belt and hips. but moderately full
at the hem. An apron Of the serge
is remindfui OF that time. OF those
times. you have visited q cobbler's
shop TO give him personal directions
about heels that required straight.
ening. or soles that demanded thick.
ening II is OF a similar shape and
OF the same loose AZ. IL has az feat
ures two vide pockets finished with
lateral stitching. and with white.
high I1stre buttons and black silk
bound buttonhOles
The smart black tafietA midsum
mer robe. also shown on this page.
makes pockets a possibility The
boufiant style OF the skirt permits q
secreted pocket beneath the drst
row OF gathered silk Or the quaint
silk Jacket would admit 3 Tiny inside
pocket ~ the bust linz
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
New York Cotton.

New York. May There was a re-
newal 81 Saturdays selling movement
az the opening uf the cotton market
today. and fret prices were easy AZ a
decline of 30 "a 13 points. Liverpool
practically met the local break ~ last
week and there was heavy selling here
hy Whu street and wire houses which
was supposed 20 represent continued
liquidation An unfavorabl view 81
international politics probably contrl-
huted 20 the selling movement and
SOME ~ the people who study weather
conditions were predicting a break "a
the Eastern belt drought although the
Official forecast WINS for clear weather
except FOR probably showers I'm North
Carolina Onerings were fairly well
taken around the opening ngures, how
ever, by GOVERNS. and fluctuations
during the early trading were more
or less irregular. with Liverpool houses
among the buyers.
There vas general demand on the
early break below 1890 for October
and prices rallied later in the morning
with that position selling back g. Sat
urdays closing ou covering and some
fresh buying Detailed weather re-
ports showed light scattering showers
an some sections % the Eastern belt.
but there were complaints that further
rains were needed In both Eastern and
Southern sections.
NotWlthstaudiua the large exports.
the market weakened again during the
afternoon under renewed Wall street
and wire house liquidation. while some
~ the local spot house brokers were
also credited with selling on the de-
cline which carried prices back "a
practically the l0W point o. the morn
iug
Cotton spot quiet Middhng uplands
1899. sales 2sTo0 bales.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
All Germs UFdereG
To Beat it!-Git!
Searching Influence Of q
Remedy That Works
Wonders.

The introduction ~ s s. s. IL az once
4 command Is blood impurities % md
q say out
And what are blood impuritias9 They
mny De Zoe hEparHecrettnnH found tn the
mucous Innings 0f the body; they may
e. aeid aeeumuiationH kn0Asn an rhea-
matlsm they may - hoila, plmpies, ee-
sHHna. acne ard stubborn, incident sores
Hgt examined closely, they are all
eerma thmt have gotten the upper hand
aHa Is Eoaulrma the flushing influence ef
g ~ drive them out And out they
So whan g s. s. begins 20 circulate In
the blood II only Requires 9ve minutes
e. bUR}n this Influence, for it e fact
that in thia limited time 9 a y may be
traced ia the urlua. in the Fnrspiration,
ih thn enioreMenee from the lungs 90
show that 30 De- &C work. Germs, mind
gon. are of various kinds. but all are
foreign Is health and = 2 q = no re-
apurter - destructive germs, IL drives
taora all omt ~ Whatsoever name they
60 bv last get a bottle % > n r. or
ans druggist and soon you VIII observe
3 decided change And II yours - a
stubborn case, write 81 the Medical Ad-
4iaer. cnra ~ TIE swift Specific Co. i0T
ewgff BIDS Atlanta. Ca. BE is q regular
physician. proud ~ hiH name ~ wixtua Of
his DISTINGUISHED family and - Fecom-
nined - . foremost pAyaitian an Ala
own merit
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
VET. FIREMEN
TO CELEBRATE
HAVE COMPLETED PREpARA.
TONS FoR THEIR ANNUAL PIC
MIC TOMORROW AT PALMETTO
BEAcH.

The Veteran Flremcr ~ Pensacola
have complets& an preparations FOR
the picnic az Palmetto Beach tomor.
row afternoon and evening and they
expect a big crowd "a assemble for
this annual event They have arranged
for music. q long iiaf ~ sports and
other features that viii entertaiu the
crowds. while the bnysaore cars will
operate under q special schedule for
the afternoon and evening
Tn announcing the prizes and those
who donated them. the following were
Inadvertently omitted.
Handsome ring by r. NJ Pyle for
tha most popular lady On grounds
Handsome prise by ~ q O FOR most
popular man or grounds
Suitable prize ~ Bon Marche for
the oldest lady on grounds
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
THE MARKETS


View Orleans. May s.--The price o.
cotton fen on s to Is points In the
early trading today on selling partly
stimulated BY unfavorahle cables and
partly BY private reports % much
needed rains IN the Central and East
ern sections of tire Eastern belt
The prediction ~ frost n the sx-
IRENE northwestern portions az the
bel and the large exports for the day
Galveston alone clearing about tn.090
bales. caused a recovery. Toward noon
the strongest months Rere Is q
points over Saturdays close
spot cotton quiet. unchanged. sales
On the SPOT 1893 bales, % arrive none.
Middltng esq
Ia the afternoon the market fell or
sharply ON selling stimulated ~ the
weakness I'm the stock market AZ
: 8o b m prices were 10 e. 20 points
under saturdays close
Cotton futures closed steady az a
decline OF as 90 28 pofntR
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
Grain and Provisions.

Chicaeo. May a.-wheat prices
showed weakness a. the start. hut
quickly rallied when it was seen that
an offerings quickly were absorbed
The opening 1-4c lower to Use adj
vance. was followed ~ 4 rise 20 sell
above Saturdays level all around.
Excellent aeId conditions put selling
pressure on corn. After opening A
ta 5-Sc down. prices recovered mod
eratelv
oats swaved with corn.
Plentiful receipts o. hogs lowered
provisions.
vheat--No. rcd 1881: NO. hard
1888 0ifA
Como. 2 yellow 7S&a7a.
Rye-So. iGan 2ota; Barley T6R
ST.
Tay-TImothy seed. Eoeas7 co..
clover s.50Tia00.
rravisionE-Pork 1870. lard l0e6R
1918. ribs 9750f027
Eggs lower 1887 cases recc.vrE a.
mark. cases included I7aIsh ordinary
arsts 1875 d17As l7M@ish.
Potatoes steady 80 cars Michigan
and Wisconsin red 3o02s; do white
a5a4o.
Increased country offerings ana tire
prediction % further rain led after
ward 10 a fresh wheat set back. The
close was heavy az a-t to 2l-s net
decline.
Corn later showed increased weak
ness with wheat The close wac
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
PALMER COLLEGE

DeFanlak. Mas s-Nls Annie Don-
alison entertained the denny Junior
class last Tuesday afternoon at the
home ~ her sister Mrs John Rich
ardsen
AZ TIE regular weekly meeting uf tha
civic LsaFue lest saturday morning.
PROT Fisher gave 3 mast Instructive
talk IS "F0ods ana Their Values
Invitations were Issued by Mls FL
SIN to IRE members uf Ger German
class Is g present at @Kaaekiatse CT
~ her studio 81 ten usloek on ssfur-
day morulnK The students spent q
most pleasant hour playing German
games end enjoying chs typical re-
fi'eahmeuts. kuchen and ChoEoIade 10
a number ~ yonUw people from tho
college aeFe tire guests ~ IRE young
men - TIE town at Z drtlshffuI noon
light picnic a. Morrison spring Mon
day night. April 26th
Mrs O. 81 Mckiuuen entertained fhs
ladies - TIE faculty a 5 beautifully
appointed dinner party un Friday
night April seth
a tennis tournament will - can-
daeted s. che Palmer TEAMS Aaaatia-
ton 81 tha college courts. beginning
MaY the zen The Tennis club vii.
award two good racuuets e. the cham
plons TIE enc e. r. given e. fht
wlnner Il the nnal meas singles, Gha
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
FIRE MENACEO
LARGE BUILDING
FLAMES WERE DISCOVERED iE
STORE ROOM OF The AIKEN
coMPRNY's PLACE or BUsi.
NESS YESTERDAY.

Fire was discovered yesterday after
noon at o'clock in tbe store room
~ the Aiken Company place II Huai-
ness. and 10 required some rapid work
co. extngulah the faat-gfawing ~ se.
just how the fire started was rather
a mystery. as Il was stated Do ems
had lately been in toe room when
found the flames were running up
between tire walls tu tbo ceiling
This was what is known ~ thc Sc
ser hulldiug. % p8laf0x wharf i
svhIch are the offices Is the Aiken
company and The harbarmaater an tha
ground aoer. and the Pensacola Yacht
dub occupying the second iloar of 'ha
building
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04

Jacksonville Market

Jacksonville. May 3.-The spirits
market was frm az s5l-4, with sales
% IL casks. receipts sos. same date
last year 7aT. this season asa. ship
ments none. this season 167T. Same
date last year 1875. stocks Il.sg4.
same date last year ssil. April 4
1885. same date last year g.gS2.
The roain market was Grm with
sales ~ 1885 barrels. receipts were
l.fo5, same date last year 1907. this
season 1879, same date last year so %
S22, shipments 7t1. same date last year
3T5, this season 4t4s7. stocks 7I.gs7.
same date last year 72.455. April i
s6.so6. same date last year SSH.
Quotations were as follows
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04

What is believed 20 he the Views
81 one element 81 Gcrman onlclaidom
In regard % the terms OF which Ger
many would consider re8ce was ex-
pressed recently by Dr PAanche. vice.
president o. the reichstaE in e speech
delivered a. Kreuznach. n which Re
declared Germany would never relin-
quish Belgium ~ any other conquered
territory which she can hold BY force
og armE Dr paasche e quoted a.
saying. The land we conquered with
so much German blood we will never
return The diplomats pen must not
spoil what the sword tas 50 well
achieved"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
The Journals Want ad
Way" will get you results.
TEXAS FLOOD CONDITIONS
Ar EBEcOMtN0 SERIOUS

Houston. Tex. May with thou
sands r acres * farming land under
water and railway service diaoraan-
lzed the flooded conditions en- the
Hraeos river iowlands remained seri-
ous today but Improvement soon Is
expected
The crest u che North Texas Hood
II expected q begin flowing into the
gulf within the next twenty FOUR
hours bringing rapid alienation
Conditions la the Colorado river
bottoms ARE reported ~ be improving
steadily.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04

Savannah Market.

savannah. May a.=-The spirits mar
ket was frm AZ 451-8 with sales OF
ia casks receipts So. same date last
year $50 this season $3.50. shipments
26i. same date last year ass. this sea-
son s,062 same date last year no 500.
stocks 20.247. same date last year ii. o.
sic. April J 2a.86s same date last year
la.0Is
The roain market was Arm. with
sales % no barrels. receipts were pDi,
same date last year 1895. this season
2zsi4. shipments so4. same date last
year i2a, this season k2.5sz. stocks rs. e.
rs, SAME date last year $3.50. Aprl
l0s.8a2, same date last year lI.f25.
Quotations were as follows
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
FOREIGN EXPORT.
SMALL
FORPAST MONTH
VALUATIONS WERE LESS THAN
a QUARTER or A MILLION DOT.
LARS. ACCORDING TO REPORT
At CUSTOM HOUSE.

Foreign export valuations for the
past month were less tnan q quarter
~ a million dollars. this being the
smallest for some time. But half a
dozen countries were purchasers dur
inN the month. these being Denmark.
England. italy. Argentine. Scotland
and Cuba.
There we're bat four items expected.
These we're sawm tim per and lumber,
red gum lumber, cotton oil cake and
pig iron, In the respective arm e~'ts.
Superficial feet sawn timber and pp
lumber. s.e4s.000, red gum lumber.
81 o00 superficial feet. cotton oil cake
2.7ts tons. pig iron, 500 tons.
Valuations 20 each country wero as
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
AFRICAN BELGIAN RELIEF
COMMISSION ~ DENIAL

Tendon. May a-The American Bel
en- Relief Commission today denied q
port published ~ the Daily Mali
az barwes loaded with tue commts-
ona supplies are being neld az Rot
irdhm because ~ friction with Ger
ian authorities
These harRea have been diverted. the
commission explains because the
warehouses; in Belgium hold food for
ne month ahead The sargoes now
leinE discharged are 20 be stored IN
rotterdam
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
BoTH MEXICAN FACTIONS
CLAIM SUCCESS ~ BATTLE

Washington. May Both Mexican
agencies here are claiming successes
Galleries. where Villas war begun IA
new offensive against Obregon's Car
--.- army.
All reports indicated n sharp skir-
mish preliminary % the expected bat
tie for supremacy ~ Central Mexic s.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-04
NAVAL STORES
MARKET FIRM
NO TRANSACTIONS POSTED IN
EITHER SPIRITS on RoslNs
DURING TIE DAY.

The spirits market was Arm AT
"a 50, with sales OF no casks. receipts
as7, same date last year $50. this sea-
son 2.ss7. last year 1873, shipment se,
1881.
The rosin market was firm with
sales Of no barrels. receipts were g8a.
same date last ye1r 1888. this season
1896. same date last year so4sf ship
ments leo0 this season i7.246. stocks
sf.T4s. April ] l05 400