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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

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Tor ben, bois MeobiGlp % 0teoar
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ell 5aablss Spgoom. 90 ~iaaleoes
or Def 10 men oea fire Mrs. Olien
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tale mc0 benoe. Get er life Blot ct
0iaf, ser toIer ON en- g5ro. 'ont
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oct ao0t at fonme t 9ererina mco
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be0en al. 5Dao I'll tor 8i9ter lang
/ min llng0om: a@Hboer. @u0 iGt.
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beosarbeioet ira ierit al % OeO
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bonae for at lG1ge Sfitl0re til,
naar Der er 9proer at bare. %
Den 5orinmIiug. icg talte til, baooe
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fra Den 9i6. ie9 opbolot mig Der
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lea / eiteraoret 1879 reiIte til ame-
rifo. Den Nai1S. ser meo SuItrii
oa Barn beboer 9eiligbe0en ooen
ouer Wenigbe0ens airfeial, er gam.
mel Glen fra SfoIen / Blair. %.
ian bons 0oon hor lea aIemt, men
life De bpseeliae Elmer ie9 tilbras.
te ! bans GUS % oeO bans gorO.
2iqe n9r Ue6 airfeiolen Iigger Der
en- Imuf Snois. Ser giuer lit tore
gi6raa til Oaflanos Sfenbeo. -
moa len nupne, at 0atiano
en- Of Sppen0e Gags. aopentiiter.
mes 9frneIte0er / 4merifa &c bar
ct tort 9rpfferi % 5orla9siorret
nina / gper. o. Here al oeres en-
geiTfr 8Gn0e uoannr berird. Baa
9eieH no til 0en oonife airfe fom
lea niinpt iorbi ct al oeres gtisii-
onstefte 0isie urolige 1ioar er 10
qprone 1ioer Tor Dem. Der 10
foa lpnae bar ipefiIeret paa Der.
Oens gnoe. Tom life er fommeu
Rens ie9 par i California, ian iea
/ 9la6euc, at 6eres tore Q%roietin0e,
Rrs GLEN @ @6ite. 0soe oern0e.
"a ieg / fin TiS IeDeSe pabo meO
aooeutiiternc | Soma. oeo ies, at
bet BAR en- almiu0eIia 4nta9clie
blanot Dem. at bnn par ben Diiei.
bel. 0e6 life ifnIoe IS, ier Serren
fom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

4 ANnt I'll salg ! den danske koion
LAND | Meadow View, Ore. ! N#1
heden at Eugene. Lette betalingsvi'
kaar. Dansk Menighed, J~ernbanests
ton, skole og Butik paa Landet. Skin
elIer henvend Dem til H. 4. BUSH
Bx. i04, r. ., Junction City. Oregon
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

GET oarlflefe, og Oct re8lle0e a. D.
til.
6or en- 0ianneos 8io ii0en 6aDo
oi ben 8lp0e at 6aDe Misiionp.
)%tieliea ira Sapan i6lauot os, De
par Senoag Sen Il. Oft, % tro0.
9teguoeir pnr airfen ful0 Al I'll
5erere o8 ligeiaa S6noag9ifolcn
Eaitor Rielien BAR beot ON a
tale paa Gnaelif til 9prnene, IA.
De ale fun0e ~ioritaa oct, ga De aal
til Ste0e ira ben eiaelife Sen0aas
Ifole o9iQa, o9 iea tror nof. at 9or.
meme BAR 9laOe be0 at 6ere noaet
ON De imaa Sapaab6rn og 0eres
Senoagsifole. @i 6aDoe 6plles
ipisning / Ben gamIe Brpite6oli1
og @e0e i9en ON @ftermi00aoer
og liaeiaa ON qftenen. Gao mic
nleO 0et. iomme ien6e en- lille 5il
len o0 9at til Bait. 0ieIien fol
Gagen.
Smnme Gag bIeo Naslnus @
Ga5mtsien meo 3amilie oQ Dol
me 9aoer q. s. Sect og 6amilit
ION er flgttet 6ertif fra Racine.
bltOt &eIfommen / @enia6eoens
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fen0te. 9taar mdn trpiicr %iannnen
meo @r. % Mrs. Nnoerieu, iflloe
man fnapt tro, oe 6ap0e naaet Den
GlOer eaom.
5 September Waaneo bar Der
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neoen bleO 6onna6 66riitenien oa
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5esie 9anien % Qellie Warfusien
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life iaa fna SIp9tninge og 8enner
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eftermiooaaen elf raft me0 Sang
% SomtaIe.
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De unge Bnrl
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no.
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tiIirc0ie meo Daaen.
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mauge Born til Be 9Grere, Ser nnr
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min0Ite alosIc / @nqeIif.
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bapoe life orret raft / IGn9ere 9i0
men bar life ienaelia9euoe mere
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ma I noaen Sib, ban oeOe og bleo
6eqrooct Tor life lang GiO iioeu.
Siertclia Silien til Oft" 2Giere
Me6Oeler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01
7cnmarf, @is.

Zen t6. Ron. 1915.
& oisie Gage er Der foloen Sne,
o. set 6ar frosiet ao0t. Oct bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

Every sarck piano Is guar
anteed FOR 20 years. This
guarantee r. Tk Of it tho
reputation ~oldsestab-
lished, res g piano house
1t means what Il says.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09
Martins Ferry Club.

The Woman's Club Of Martins Ferry
will hold their meeting Thursday
afternoon a. the home Of Mrs Upde.
gram. The -Four Greatest Flegies"
will be handled by Mrs Work Three
minute talks will b. given By Miss
Mitchell who viii speak on oliver
Goldsmith. Miss Carmichael win
talk on Alexander Pope. Miss Lup-
ton on owen Meredith. Miss
smiths topic will BE- The Lincoln
Highway" Mrs ENlev will talk on
Cur Nations Martyr. Mrs. sheets
has chosen o. her topic a travel story
on Wales. Mrs. A. r. Dixon's topic
will BE- billy Sunday on Lincoln"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09
Y. ". C. A. CONTEST
COMES TO CLOSE
VITA MISS MARY MEYERS WIN.
MING THE LIFE MEMBERSHIP
FOR HER EFFORTS.
Miss Meyers Secured One hundred
Members-Grest Celebration TO
be Heid Next Monday Cor
All Members
woHArs CLUE cALrrpAn

"Wednesday. Feb 10. $500 y. ui.-study
Hour Music Dept. Mrs- Robt Browne.
Try worsshs club. c ton r. = csSS SP
Thursday. Feb. II. SEQ .. m.-Out-
look cub. welisburg
mans club. Martins Ferry. Mrs. c. T.
Eriaay. Feb; Y, zee p m.-civie De-
The greatest event in the history
Cf the local Young Peoples Christian
association came 10 a close last aighl
and the auto membership contest
showed Miss Mary Meyers as the win
ner. Miss Meyers WAS rewarded for
her efforts by being presented with a
lire membership 10 the association.
Miss Meyers Is quite proud of her
success as the members are OF her
untiring efforts in securing the one
hundred new members. The cam
paign attracted vide attention here.
and the association now boasts OF
nearly 1000 members There are now
Elk life memberships.
After the result OF the contest was
announced. the girls an dwomen eel
ebrated with cowbells ringing and
horns blowing. This made the air
ring with their demonstration OF en-.
thusiasm and the celebration was en-.
tcyed by everyone. Next Monday a
reception will be given to the new
and old members and special features
will be introduced.
On Saturday evening there will be-
basketball game between Wheeling
High and Bellaire High which will
be OF an interesting nature. The girls
are preparing for a fine game and
both men and women are welcome 20
attend the Saturday evening events.
There will be something new eacn
Saturday.
The result OF the contest announc-
&c last evening is as follows:
AutonaohiIe Aer,her.hfn ran...,,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09

on the evening Of February 1s. OF
the First Lutheran church on gix.
tcenth street. q concert will BE- given
BY two young stars. AGED eleven and
twelve Master Bennie Jones. OF Pitts
burgh. a pupil o. James stephen Mar.
tn. has beautiful soprano voice and
vii sing He recently gave a con.
cert In Philadelphia and has engage.
ments throughout the east into MAY.
Master Collins Smith is an artist on
The piano. Tie has been studying al
Beaver college and IL nov with Mr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09
Woman. Library chlh

The regular meeting Of the Wo-
mans Literary Club will be- held on
Wednesday afternoon. February A..
az the Lima HenniE-Sherman studio.
Miss Elizabeth Eskey will be in
charge Of the meeting. The influence
OF lbscn ON the present day German
literature viii BE- pOintc-i out a. this
meeting Spain and Italy will also
b. discussed Hauptmau. poet and
dramatisf will be studied. LUHecor
Eucken. Trcitschkc. and Bernhardt.
historical writer's will be snoker 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09
Musical Given.

The Sisters Of St Joseph and music
pupils at the academy enjoyed re-
cital last evening given by Mr. John
OConnOr. assisted by Mrs. O'Connor
as accompanist. The numbers rem
dered brought out the best quality Of
Mr.. O'Connors voice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09

Prof. ". Francis Hyde. OF the Wheel
Ing Fairgrounds association, has pro-
cured the Services ~ Mrs. Anna, Hill
ton-Otto. Mrs. Forrest Fankhauser.
Mrs. Elsie Fisher-Kincheloe and Frank
Kincheloe. OF the Schubert quintette.
and Mrs. Lima Hennig-Sherman for
Wednesday evening Of this week. when
the ywill render an interesting pro
gran at the Fourth ward school al Sis
O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09
Automobile Membership con,est,.
mierobe and Social Question.

Prof. Edmund Esquerrc OF the Car.
negic Tech. Pittsburgh. will speak
here on Friday afternoon under the
auspices OF the Civic Department vf
the Woman's club. The topic L.
The Microbe and the Social Gu
ton. While attending the State Fed
Grafton of Pennsylvania Miss Cecells
Speyer interviewed Prof Fields and
made ARRANGEMENTS for several speak
ers from the Carnegie Tech.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09
Daily Chit-Chat
10y r tn cameron.)
DO THE BULBS WONDER,
TOO

IOO
I wonder 10 the bulbs / have put
down cellar TO give them a chance 10
strike their roots downwards before the
sprouts begin TO grow. think that they
are wasting time down there in tho
darkness.
The other day j received letter from
a friend. a paragraph in ~ made me
ask myself that question about the
bulbs. "EyorythiuE De- standing SUE
With me, she wrote. and 1 am 50 dis
Couraged. 1 cannot bear TO think OF
wasting all this precious time"
by things being AZ n standstiil she
means that she has had 90 temporarily
civ" up her active preparation Tor u
career. For a few months al least she
must bear the hardest part In nfe-thc
part 81 those who only stand and
walt"
doubt 81 there f. one OF US TO whom
those times Of waiting do not come now
rud then. And few indeed are those
who do not resent them and call them
The Lost Year That was Gained.
] know man who had TO give up his
beloved work for year. At FIRST ne
was furiously inpatient and talked bit
terly Of "a lost year. Finally he took
e. now hold on himself and determined
20 make u year ~ passive preparation
since % could not be q year OF active
work. And when he went hack he found
that he had gained infinitely more than
"a year.
The ground lying faiiow and passive
through the winter months H. not vast
Ing time. 10 Is getting ready for the
spring. for the eternal wonder Of seed
time and harvest Nv bulbs striking
their rotts dOwnwards are rot wasting
time. they are getting ready 20 grow ana
blossom.
MAKE your time a. Waiting q time Of
preparation and a. peace and when the
time 81 growth and action comes Do
shall find you not wcnricd with trnpa-
ucnce but filled with serene power
ready 90 grow and "a bear brult some
thirty. some sixty md some n hundred
Question and Answers.
Question. 20 wish YOU would tell M
on YOU don't think servant girl ought
o. have a whole dnv or NJ least once
during the summer. ~ is rather hard o.
goo che f1wilv or on Saturday and Sun
days and holiday and d. their WASH
iur bDtur. and after coming from ths
country end not f1 have had one whole
lgF In 30 that time"
Reply What queer employer you
must have. Most or the rist-rsesa
know give servant Of standing
woke vacation With raN. some give tro
Others I.f fH. ..rI haze a. dnv even.
ether weUh iuHfrHd ~ Two haIf dayr 81
That OBJ. can have a moro saftHfacfofv
OUTING Tell your employer THE
Question. "I1r the rundredth time
someone TOLD me today that Ruth Cafi.
rr0u wac mon. Arc yod"
E.Uir. So. fm not Nnw Will annra.
ono answer question fur mo aud fsH
wa why an wrur people fhfrk so. rua.
about once iu su often . am asked That
OF course see dIfricuft for me to iudTe
bur t0 me what Q write sounds quito
feminine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09
Reception FRIDAY

The 81. Elizabeth Deaf Mute guild
will give a reception in the lecture
rooms of the St Matthews church
on Friday evening of this week Rev.
g. Freeland Peter will be the honor
guest. The committee to look after
The affair is composed OF Miss Ada
Ryan. Miss Ada Anderson. Mrs. Sea
mon. Mrs. Corbett. Mrs. Bremen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09
Country Woman.s Club.

The Country Woman's club of Gin
ton will meet in Thursday at 1870
at the Clinton NJ. +. church. The topic
will be Care OF Food in the Home"
with Mrs. w. f. McCUlloch having
the discussion in charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09
Colonial Tea

The Collegiate Alumnae Associa-
ton will have a Coionis, tea on the
Saturday preceding WASHINGTON =
birthday. Miss Pauline Horkheimer
Is chairman Of the committee IN
charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09
Wednesday Nlaht Club.

The Wednesday Night Dance club.
OF which Mrs. Blanche Baird Cooper
Is the instructor. entertained their
members with a dinner dance last
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09

Mrs Walter smith n this city spoke
on The Drama a. the meeting o.
tho Bellaire Civic Club on Monday
evening which was held az the High
school Mrs. g. NJ Rodefcr handled
well current events. Mias Lucy An
derson spoke on Trend % Modern
Fiction All the topics were interest.
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09

The youni lady across the way
says she understands one Of the war
ring nations has issued a yellow
paper and for her part she should
think the truth was bad enough with.
out any eXaggeration and sensations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09

groom holds a responsible position
in the Baltimore Ohio railroad
office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09

Westlake. Tickets are for sale az Dav-
is. Burkham and 1yler's music store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09

irma Scheneriein--Wood Nymph.
Wilma Schenerlein-Japanc-e
Charles Freese-Ranchman.
henry hackman-Palm Beach Man
George kraatz-COwboy
John Emick-Spook
Joe Kurtz-Spook
Louis t.aue. Jr-Auto Tourist.
Nell Schnelder-COlonial
Frank observation-disclosures.
Mat kOVelan-Spook
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09
Surprise Party.

\ surprise party was given Satur-
day evening at the Seabright home on
the South Side in honor OF the birth
days of Mrs. Charles Seabright and
Mr.. VIII Bow. \ o'clock dinner
was served. The guests included:
and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09

The Woman's lntcrdanominationaI
Missionary society Of th. city will Oh.
serve tho annual day OF prayer for
missions ~ the First Bppust church.
FEB. q. The session will open 81
1880 o'clock in the morning and con
unue throuEhout the day The ladies
.of the church viii serve luncheon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09

Hs1i ~ proud % your oookin9 if sou
usr Davis baking Powder n never
faiis Try ~ and sse 20c ~ zoe n
10. Sc = ib
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09
s s Birthday Party

>. >. birthoay Party
The following o. a copy Of cards BE-.
sued BY members Of the Primary class
of the St Matthew y. r. church.
The Primary class
o.
81 Mathew sunday school
Invites sou fu
Birthday Party
Saturday February THirferUfl
AZ g1O D. m.
Please bring Oh TIE little bog
penny for each year OF your ace
Additional Society on Page Sir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09

The wedding Of Miss Blanche Edna
Moore. daughter 81 Mr and Mrs y
4. Moore Of South Charline street
and Mr. Edward Joseph busch. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George busch Of Norfh
Market street took place on Monday
morning az 81 Joseph'a Cathedral
Nuptial mass was offered no e O'Clock
b. Rev Father o. r. Move. " o
who also performed the ceremony.
The bride wore a suit % blue Pol.
lowing the ceremony a wedding break.
fast was served AZ the Moore home
and later the couple left on an ex.
tended trip 10 various points IN the
east The bride o. one 81 wheeling
most attractive young women. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09

One OF the leading social events OF
the month will be the musical given
b. two young artists. Bonnie Jones.
- years, and Collins Smith. n years
of age. This is a wonderful opportun.
ity 10 hear two boy prodiCies az one
time. \ rare chance. for boys with
minds. ability and education Of men
are unusual. and an opportunity
should be given to every boy and
tirl. Groups and parties Of young
people are attending and reservations
for parties will be made. Music teach.
ers are taking their classes In a body
10 this very popular concert.
Bonnie Jones has a clear. belllike
tone. and sings with splendid style
and expression. singing difficult songs
and OratoriOs. while Collins smith
plays with expression and lovely tone
quality
The memory and talent In these two
lads is astounding The concert will
BE- given under the auspices Of Mrs
fred Farus' Sunday school class AZ
tfC First English Lutheran church on
Sixteenth street. February Is Tick.
ets viii be on sale at Davis. Burkham
aud Tyler Co.'S music store
Mrs Lima Uennig- Sherman's sen.
ior class win give an interesting re-.
cital az her studio on Friday evening
Of this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09

Chas. u. ScabriEht T.. T.. ScahriEht
viii Bow VIM. Anderson
lDr. D. -. Mccoy Louis Nicbergau
J. w. smith Eric Delbruggc
Miles Davis Mrs. J. Debold
Miles Davis
Misses
Minnie Nie-bergall Edith Garden
Johanna kalkreith Katherine Seabrfght
Hilda Row
Megsrs-
Wilbur Seabright Louis Niebergall II
Bruce ScnbriCht Donald smith
Clyde Scabright Walter smith
Nile Bow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09
AT Home" for Guest.

AT Home" for Guest
The following Is a copy OF cards
received in the city:
Miss Anna Ungerleider
VIII Beat Home
Thursday afternoon. from two until
five o'clock
five The. a
Kirkwood. Ohio
To Meet
Mrs. l.. Sunshine
OF Nashville. Tenn.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-05-07

ton of his footsteps that he remained
close at hand. In a few minutes he
was in the room again, a look of great
complacency illuminating his round
face.
Easy. he proclaimed. Didn't cost
much more than the tip he'd have ex-
pected at the end of the voyage. He's
Il conscientious duck. He's not to let
you go. You're simply to walk by
when his back is turned. It's turned
now, so come on. Thurston mustn't
be Kept waiting. Waiting long enough
already"
"Thurston? You still believe you'll
find him:'
Il d." was the earnest reply. '"The
jig's up if we don't"
You won't find him. I'm certain Of
it. Ill lay you a good dinner at the
Carleton for the Jennisons and our
selves that you don't"
And %Stebbins?"
YES, and Stebbins."
"Done.." cried Marsh. "But if you
win the Jennisons may not be able to
accept my invitation"
"Oh. l don't know about that" re-
turned Brill. smiling so significantly
that his friend was puzzled. But he
returned to the urgent matter in hand.
"Come on" he said tensely. 1.-The
campaign is about to get to business"
Silently they left the cabin, passed
the British back of the steward -jailer,
who seemed as motionless as a lay fig
,re, and crossed to Marsh's room with
out encountering any one.
After a final consultation as to the
details of their next move Stebbins as
sured the others that he was ready to
begin operations at an %instant's notice.
i've oiled this lock so there'll be no
%noise," he Informed them.
"Of all the thoughtful young men!"
cried Marsh admiringly. "Now you
two just sit here a bit while l go out
to reconnoiter. When you hear a whis-
tic like thiS"-he sounded two soft
notes like Il seamew's pipe-"you, Steb-
bins. set to work like the very devil.
You, Ovcrton. will know what to do.
I'm off. Here's luck to the scheme"
Bril!'S heart gloWed toward this
hearty. sincere and altogether %fascinat-
ing fellow who had taken so much
upon himself for friendships sake.
Whatever the result of this nights
work, he made Il VOW that he would
never lose sight Of Marsh again and
that if the stout man Of commerce
wished to give up his Jogging around
the world something else would be pro
viled for him near the house Of Brill.
ITO be continued
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forth and shook his fat cheeks. To
l'Yill this waS most unsermly; it vas
not the time for mirtll.
Our scheme Worleu like yeast he
Went on. ~"Stebbins, YOU remember,
WAS to cali ON the second officer with
the chief engineer. He did, and hap
ppned to be there when the captain
sent for the second officer to bring linn
his set Of keys of the specie room. The
officer dug up the keys from his strong
box oil wherever he kept them and"--
The narrative was interrupted rather
%curiously at this point. StcbbinS open
cd the door in his usual cautious man
ncr and entered quietly, when Marsh
rushed ut him, seized his hand and
worked it vigorously up and down.
Then he gave the lad Il tremendous
lhulnE ON the shoulder and shouted:
you're Il wonder, Stebbin>! You
ruyhs to he an actor. Tell us how YOU
did IT,"
II did just as YOU tod me-that's all
"Ics. l know, but Ovcrton doesn't.
Tel! him"
WELL" began .Ari>tiles. looking mt
his patron carefully. MIR. Marsh said
o wanted the keys to be lost"
This particular feature of the case
had slipped Drills memory, but he said
Nothing.