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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
STRCMB0LI WINS
THE SUBURBAN
AUGUST BELMoEr's FOUR YEAR
OLD 0ELDIHo TAXES THE BIO
EASTERN STAKE.
Three Horses Thrown BY Crowding And
And winning Jockey Blamed
One Horse Killed.

NEW YORK. July Ia-When Stromboli
tnt Tour year old chestnut EeldinE. by
Belmont. flashed under the wire a Nin-
uer Of the classic Suburban handitap At
helmout Park today. Il marked the third
" inning Of this big eastern stake for
the chairman OF the Jockey club
Away back In 1853. Raceland ridden
hN Garrison .deartIE the belmont colorz.
on which O'Neill had the mount. carried
the scarlet. maroon sleeves and black cap
10 victory for the same owner.
Turner. who had the mount on Stroru-
boil today. an impoFt OF 122 pounds was
said 20 be responsible for crowdiug on
The bend. leading from the back to the
horses and jockeys being thrown One
OF the animals. Morse King. "A Belmont
sIea cot which Was bought last year
ior $500 by !. y. Lemaire OF Brooklyn.
who since refused $40. 900 for this ha N
brother 10 the winner Of today's race
''oNe ms ieS ai nna sa9 TO be destroyed.
AFTER the race was over the stewards
heard all the jockeys who rode in IN,
Several of the riders claimed that Tur-
ner was responsible for the accident.
u ~" officials. however. did not change
the placing OF tn. horses a. they nn-
ished with StromboIi the winner h,, =
length; r }. O'Briens sam jackson. zoe
pounds. MCbermott up. second. a nose
~ front OF ;. l.. Parsons Sharpshooter.
100 pounds, but well ridden. which beat
the western horse. Hodge. owned by w
J. Wcbbsr. "a scant head for third
money. The time was 2.05 2-5
Hodge. Barrow. Buckhorn. Gamer and
Addie NJ. finished in the order NAMED.
From good start Tommy McTag-
cart rushed Morse King through on thu
rail- and he lea % che nrst turn Strom-
boil came from behind. and there was
p Tot OF cruwdtnE on the bend. Morse
King was thrown on the rail and he
fell Tartar ridden by Johnny MrTar-
gar"t. and Bclmonrs TOP Hat with Nc
keeNer up. falling over him.
Lost Chances.
linrrOW. The fuNorltc and tOn-wriEhf
IN the race YVES carried wide by Jockey
Joe hotter TO avoid the mlxup and
lost AT chance Of winning right there.
Gamer. who got clear Of the mess. then
Jed the others into the stretch where
StrCmboli passed him with Sharnsho
or closing fast 10 tho last three alx-
tecuth ~ "A mile. sam Jackson. an ont
sidcr. then shot up after the leaders
and caught Sharpshooter near the old
i.nish line. as Eutwell. on the latter. had
begun 20 pull. evidently forEcttirs MAJ
the nuish Or this race was several
yards beyond the regular line
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
BALL GAME WILL
FEATHER PICNIC
INTERESTING PROGRAM WILL BE
RENDERED FRIADY BY
MASONS.
Lineup Announced for West Virginia
Team Which Will Meet Nine
Representing Ohio.

An interesting program OF athletic
events have been arranged for the Ma
sonic outing TO be held at Wheeling
park. Friday. July 10. and while most
OF the events have been scheduled for
the children the older generation WIN
have an opportunity to enjoy Them
selves at the baseball game in the az.
ternoon. The game viii be PLAYED be-
taween teams representing the ONO
and West Virginia Masont and there
has been much rivalry displayed be-
tween them.
W. c. upperman. OF Bellaire. viii
have charge of the destinies OF the
Ohio team. and James II. McGee viii
be captain for the locals Both teams
have done considerable practice work
and both have one or more members
who claim TO be able 10 play the real
game and the natural result will DE
an exciting contest.
The lineup for the local Masons il
as follows: Smith. catcher. McGuire,
kambeau and Frank. pitchers: Derry,
hrst base; Keller. second base: Nc
Combs. third base; MCGEE. short stop:
Armoruster. Foose. Huebel and Lewis.
FEEDERS.
The game viii start promptly al
) 20 in the afternoon and members
OF both teams are requested TO be on
the ground at mat hour I'm their uni
forms. The various committees IN
charge Of the outing have about COM
pleted all their arrangements and II
the meather man just keeps up the
fine weather program the day Will be
a huge success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15

Special Dispatch to the InteIlIgenccr.
FIT. WAYNE. Ind, July 14.-Hart.
who relieved Donley In the eighth,
failed as a rescuer and four runs by
Wheeling In this inning gave the visit
ors an to victory over Fl. Wayne
Neale's throw to the plate retired
Hart for the final out in the ninth
when he attempted to score from
second on Sheehan's hit. with the
tying run. The game was n see-saw
affair with members Of both teams
battling all the time for every run.
Manager Shriver. OF the visitors.
was chased for arguing too strenu-
ously with the umpire in the eighth.
Both sideg scored in the second.
Wheeling on Lear's infeld hit ana
steal Sheehan's error and a fielder's
choice; and Fl Wayne on Bratchis
double and out and Lear's error. An
derson walked In the fourth and com
pleted the circuit on an out and Mes
pos single Fl Wayne tied the count
In the NTH on three singles. \
double play. Lear 10 Nespo on
Smiths line drive. pulled Davis out or
a bad hole in this inning
Smokes Take Lead.
Anderson's double and LearE single
In the sixth AGAIN gave the visitors
the lead. hut Fl Wayne came hack
with three In the same round. irant
walked and Sheehans out was fol
lowed by three singles. Holderman
hit tallying one run and Brubaker's
two. Passes to Davis and SissOn IN
the seventh produced run when
Reilly singled with two out
Hart walked Andy for starter In
the eighth and kicked Lear's sacrifice
Nespo beat out a hunt. loading the
bases and Withrow's double scored
two. Davis famed but Sisson's sacri-
fee fly gave the visitors another run
and the fourth one 81 the inning was
scored on Neale's timely single.
Brant opened the Ft Wayne eighth
with a single but was forced by Shee
han who got a life. Bratchi singled
him 10 third and Wetzel took up the
pitching burden lie wild pitched
Sheehan home hut Martle popped out
Brubaker opened the ninth with
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BROKE EVEN

EVANSVILLE. Ind. July 1t-Evans-
NE ana Erie swappcd shut-outs today.
'antley was invincible In the nrst gamo
ana Evansville won. 8 20 o. Heck was
which Erie took. to q.
HoVlik. Erie's pitcher In the FIRST
gamy was hit hard In the second com
t,st, lntield errors behiud F'romholz
gave trle liFe unearned runs. Scores:
First Game.
Evansville ... 2O0Z 1OO1'-6 II 1
fflt ....s..-. 10000 n0O0-O 1
tin
Second Game.
tFansNillc ....... UUn00-0 4
Erie ............ r0o0a-T a
fromholz and Hnuscr. Heck and Nc
Neil NJ
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ArHLBTros LOST


CHICAGO. July To- TInfnrr tactics
iH HffrwIf fn hove fne FHuIr called On
account ~ rain loot fHr game fnr rHffa
I.IUHin fHHHr fHa locals wIrrIrr & fa q
IHr Same wac started Owe H~Irufsa rsrf.
n" nff f.. rn'u chicago was lea ling
D." two runs when fho roar ~ fHnrfrr
inspired fH" visitors fn uaa almost rrrrv
nnHHa NHHwr fH baseball fn faIav be-
Same before fhe InFaf number N d..
rIHrH Wrfn PLAYED When 10 became
evident Chat ODE rwuirea were frriafarf
upon u'HrInr fHr visitors fraraf Fuf
could not HHrrfHkr enc lea fhs, t.r
eIFrr tH chicago Score
Philadelphia o. nf0roa
'hi.fE. . lnlf ri n - p
Iafi0r'.a nurH. 1heahan md lam
EHFrH end aHhaIH
TuH rase hifa Weaver D. Collin.
I'atIaa Home rIu. srhanr stolen
e.hHHr Huar. wrrrrfa % Isfffra so
or IHee rr halle Fnhrr. r4ar q.
-rnrNa. Struck out raher p prar.
-rrrIHn. d. fwrIrea Wallace ara
Connolly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
DAVE SAYS

If you wear KrauS Kool
klotheS no weather will be
"hot enough for you"
They're cooler than the =
weather. whole lot cooler.
And another thing that
helps keep you cool is the fact
that they are better and they
cost you less than the other fell
low pays.
The price-range is from ten
dollars up to fifteen and any
man can afford to pay that
much, even to be cool for A
few days.
The last few days, too, have
emphasized the necessity for
kool klotheS.
Straw Hats are a full one-HaIf
ON. They're nice ones, too.
Weather for today: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
TERRIERS WON

oil, IEiHE HAfTE. Ind. July Item.
.ll''. Won from Youngstown again 10.
dai. f0 2 when Duffy walked Varp f,
.Nr nlhIh Win two uut and the haasa
INII I.fDIua Dol fnr winning run Man
WON d.. protested rulings Of Trirfrs
aInnr. Score.
Tore iiaute... IoIQoOoO2-t Z
@reEF and Nar1. Duffy and wasrsr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
big ED" WALSH TO
TRY TO COME BACK

CHICAGO. July 1f-Pitrher big I'd"
nlsh. veteran star Of the chicago
Americans. VINO HASN'T been started Ia
game Tor more than o year Will try
90 make his 'cofn. back" appearance Or,
friday. 10 was announced TODAY.
manager kuu land and players on the
riuh believe that Walrh has reratned
hts rld-time form after hia long rcaf
and treatment under several specialists
pr" Wil oppose the Philadelphia club
son.
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double and after Beyers had been re-
tired and Hart had walked. Smith sin
gled the shortstop home. Brant went
out to right but Sheehan singled to
right. Neale's peg getting Hart at the
plate and closing the game.
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VETS SHUT OUT

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. july IL
M' afInur hi1uked the veterans TODAY
with hits and returned a.. f.rs-d
tapids club Q" its winning stride. s 10 o.
Dayton - O0n0Uooor a
Grand Rapids f000e6s
No'I and Herring. Macarthur ana Afc-
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HRpOkLNN. July 1f-Jack Coombs
came back today after being out OF the
game Tor a week with a strained tendon
ana beat Cincinnati . 10 in 10 innings
Siter n pitchers duel with Toncy. With
ayers on second In the tenth and two
out Ioney passed baubert TO get Wheat
who singled to right. bringing in the
winning run. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
SPLIT A DoUBLEr


CLEVELAND. July I4-Cieveiand
aud Boston again broken even. CIeve-
iahd winning the FIRST game 10 2
h"sion taking the second 20 In tho
hrSi same Cleveland punched i've nj.
pm the hrst inning and scored an It's
runs ~ the second game Collins pitch
"a big best game 81 the year allowing
only two hits Score.
FIRST Game.
Cleveland .. 400 90 % - IA i
Boston ..... O. % % % % 2
batteries Morton and O'Neu. Wood
and 'udy Thomas
Two base hits Lewis Wood Sarrf-
nee hits Chapman. Grsuey. IauvrIr
ihho on balls Morton D. Wool D.
struck out Morton. e Wood. /. TIM
pirea. Nallin and pinsen
Second Game.
cleveland .. 100000 OF
Boston .... O21 90 60 IS %
Batteries. Coumhe. Jones. Harufad.
Harrrman and ONciil. collins and car,
rlran
Two base hits. Smith. CarrIran. Gain
Or 2 speaker Three base hits. south.
worth 9afuer Home run. Hooner
sacrifice hits smith. Gardner sarri-
hor hF BARR stolen base. Gardner.
i.a,e nn balls. coumhe. 0, Haratad. d.
collins. O. lmuires uineen and NaiIn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15

Detroit Il. New York 3
'll Cleveland 3. Boston 2
go Boston Z cleveland 1
Chicago .. philadelphia l.
Washington = st Louis /
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ST. LOUIS. July If-Washington
won an eleven inning pitrbrrs' hsttt..
from -. Louis TO ]. In the eleventh
Sandil singled. took second while Austin
iInbled Connolly's groundcr and scored
on Henry's single TO right score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
OHIO CIRCUIT

IfIFIN ohio. July if-Two favorft..
lnaf nnd ono uaa winner fn fho Okfe
circuit races here today eurrr1arv
If frUf purse o. n1n Vivian u~,
Lfrnio Halle. second. Donna CLAW fhfrf
Beet time 1.f1h
tlf fr0f purse 5000. Ron grsror v-,.
-lHfrf Push second Wnfnare once.
fn.rl Best time rrfa
.fl pace purse 1900 Ir.rrfrf.t.s b.
ELISHA ~ fret Doe o. second arffo,.-
fnird Beet time l.fff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
SUPERBAS
TAKE REDS ovER IN A HIGH CLASS
TEN INNING CONTEST
TO 1.
JACK Coombs Came Back And Pitched
Team To victory-Quakera Win
Giants And Cubs SPLIT
Doublet- Rain At
Boston-


I7hlIadeIphia 8, 81 Louis B.
brooklyn ?, Cincinnati 1. 90 inningsD
Cd New York 8. chicago
90 Chicago ). New York
Boston Pittsburgh, rain.
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AnERIoAN AssooIATToE.

~ Kansas City-Kansas city 8. C1sve-
land thrst Eame). Called end hfth.
rain
AZ eapoiis-f.ouisviue 10. Mime
apoua ?. other games rain
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Senators
TAKE AN ELEVEN INNING CONTEST
FROM BROWNS ny SCORE
OF TO /.

Tigers Wanop Yankees-IndiAns ana
Red Sox split Doublet-White
sox Take over Athletics.
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Boston ~ Cleveland
Washington AZ 81. Loufz
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Detroit
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oUAKBRs TAXI ArorHrR

HlLADLLfiilA july ~ -rhIIaHff-
Ihla won hard hiffinr game frIrI 81
Louis today. 90 g. Home nuns rrifr..f
" neefiy sil tn' runs scored Dol the frsf
81 Louis oo2O0f o0aq D.
Batteries Meadow TarH.r .....
hnl shy der ucwaree and Hurnr
It Wu base bits Wilson NIsn.r 7N...
'raFafh. Bancroft stolen Esasa. 1885,.
cr and Snyder. Sacrifice bic. H.rra
.ase on hnlIa Meadow. g. TfrIla q.
liNfnaree. 2 struck Uuf. HrrrrHara .'
Denaree. 4 Umpires Klein and garrII
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chicago 600 0o7o1Ia
NtW tork o % o.
Batteries. Cheney and ArrNrr. r.
reau. Schauer and Meyers Doom
Two base hit Burns Three b4ao tff.
Archfr. stolen bases Good nrrgsra
safer, fhelaud. 2. Sacrifice hits. t-rsr..
. Sacrifice ~. Pholan. rases on falls.
eefeAus T. Hchaucr. o. Cheney
STRUCK OUT Tearcau. g. Eehauar D.
Cheney. 8. Jmpires Byron and Eason
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Today's Games.

Pittsburgh az Boston
st. Louis At PHILADELPHIA
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
Chicago at New York
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FIRST Game.

Chicago ...O1 OO3O1 O-s
New York o. q
Batteries vaughn. Adams and rcsna-
haui Schauer. Schupp. Tsarsau ana
Doom. Meyers
Two base hits: Snodgrass. Murray.
home runs. Fisher, Fletcher sfDi.r.
bases Saier. Bresnahan. Merkle SsgrI-
nee MT schultz. Sacrifice ny. VIII
hans Hase on balls. STROUD. Tea.
Ieau. vaughn, I. Adams q struck
out; stroud. 3. Schauer. 1 f. Tesreau ..
vaughn. ?. Adams. 8. EMPIRES. Eaao3
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EACH TAKE ONE

NEW YORK. July 1a-New York and
Chicago divided "a double header b.rr
Today. the Giants winning the first game
. 20 D. while the Cubs took the second
70 J. The nrst game was u see-sa W
hnalr and after a home run by Fisher
sent chicago in front In the seventh in
nlns, FLETCHER hit home run with
robertson on base IN the eiEhth Tor
NeW YORK Ia the second game Cheney
won a pitcher'n battle from Tesreau ana
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Two base hits: Rratchi. Bru-
baker. Anderson. Mithrow.
Sacrifice Fly: Sisson
Sacrifice hit. Lear.
stolen bases: Reilly. Anderson.
Lear p
Double play; Lear TO Nespo.
Hitsc: OFF Dunley In Z IN
nings; Off Davis II In "a in
ninEs.
Struck out: BY Davis .. by Dom
ley 3. by Hart @
Bases on balls: Off Davis ?.
OFF Donlcy ,. Off Hart ].
Wild pitch: Wctkel
Earned runs: Wheeling Z: Fort
Wayne g.
Lcft on bases: Fort Wayne s:
Wheeling T.
Time. 2:2J.
Umpire Goehler.
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Totals .......36 80 20
AD-Battcd for Gallia Ia tenth
Acosta out. hit by bstted ball
Washington O00o O0OOi-2
ST Louis .... col 90 o 81
Two base hits. Henry 2: sisIer StoI-
On bases. Moeller O. Sacrifice hits.
howard. Austin. Base on balls. Gafli1
~. Ayres ]. LOwdermilk 8. struck out.
Pallia 3. Ayres ]. LIwdcrmilk g. TIM
plrcs Chill and Evans
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FEDERALS


- Hrooklyu 2. Baltimorc
'-f Baltimore .. Hrouklyn 0
llttsburEh ? Kansas CITY &
Cd Buffalo Q. Newark 4
90 Buffalo q Newark o.
lM-.lEl l. 81 I..uL. 1
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erooEiya -: ~. SSSiSSSSSSSSi-i
~ Two base hit: GrOh 2 Three base hit.
sriIIlth. stolen base. Rodgers. Clitshaw
= stenEeL Getz. Sacrifice hits Myers.
- Mara hase on balls: Toney q. COMBS
struck out; Toney ,. Umpires. Qulg-
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Today's Games.
youngstown AT Terro Haute
Dayton az Grand Rarids
Wheeling az Ft Wayne
Erie at Evansville
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TIMELY HITTING WINS FOR
SMOKES OYER BILLIKENS
NEALE's THROW FROM RIGHT
CUTTING OFF HART WITH
TYING RUN SAVED GAME
Game was See-ssw Affair and Hair
Raising at Tlmes-other Results
In the Central.

YOstsrday's Results.
wheeling 4. ~ Wayne :.
ll Evansville s. Erie o.
t2J Erie :. Evansville o.
Grand Rapids g. Dayton %.
Terre Hautc 4. Youngstown .
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Today's Games.
Kansas city at Piftsburr
Brooklyn AZ Baltimore
Chicago at - Louis
Newark az guffrIo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-29

Il couldn't eat TIL r. seen yos ana you'd
spoken TO me-,
Celestia laughed and once more approached
the door
How about breakfastr' she called.
naand.'
Gan 5 ,. make !. breakfast for twor'
Ten minutes later the door was opened. :
ma th .en door n:
g. sssz r; .,s 1s's
one. again g 4 the octason nre. c.iestia
Each was bent upon saving ule.
xss,s snd:.
who should attack it. She told him. too.
hv I .d . s:sas a.. *. e s.s BEEN
bas h fs M q K.r sns ss.n
where Where they could could % . no % mercy: 0'n =.
but Tcmmy she said. they wouldn't
They are very strong numerically. and
Hei 1 the head Tnsr GAYS. e s 5lss
In unjust ways. Their every passion seems
T. .a' M labor a need. e !. II
friends OF education and experience. dispas-
sna ths n rushing this
Hst s:rtS na roos % Mont
will be 30 frightened that II will simply
s ,oe: s.
town so iEnorant--you wouldn't believe I'll
that al the. forces Of American capital are
THESE IN III, .ee.ss.s e.pss a
oa Il Wise Old es
But because i. love. Gunsdorf Carson !.
an o% and eu fsns' s;y
cause fundam entaiiy theirs 10 the side Of
justice. Wish I could hear What they are =:
they came With your . = - 80
Tommy nodded
~oa,s se ss shf Ss e come but
think tina. & . e ~! |. an stack on tn:
e IN tsP Rem as INF
White nag and Ill oassdorrs not retstni aS;
at the given time. eleven o'clock VIII Be
how TIE poor fools viii i1i 81 sia1shtersd.s
nr TT yow could get to them and tell them
ret to them I'd certainly try It."
ls.tis; woassr, :. how s~ many " men s' Are Are
+ was only matter OF moments to escer-
ssG e. 'front.' e ana x. ta had windows only
rar ws T s,s.. get away over the roofs
the roof But Tomm n ~ Found i impossibis
bulge. !
.y s.., to the ps., and q .ss
brinsiss into her eyes !. harsh cold look:
~ the same easy friendly voicA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-29

and . -, there TIL you are told you may
,u5nsS .nsfly on hs so nss Gpsnsd
~ s.s s ssar e s
said Kehr. and see that he doesn't leave =
EARLY Early the IN next morning Gunsderf. Carson.
craoowits ana Tommy Bsrclay arrived before
. .ssiy e n'' s.ns f sindiodsd psrisy
Barclay. Gun.dorf explained, comes on : !.
pIivats matter Hs wants e fhi9k ts sne i.%y
possible ne wishes permission to 60 back to
his friends In town"
.You others have come on bushes Well We
may ses the lady"
..co ST%y 70 c.isstia's Souse He WAS pushed
n e tsIs o ne SaPdsSs oy s; his eyes.
room sSoui tweiys feet .eusre. Two dosrs
sass SOUND 81 .sses n
4 :'s .:';s H, u a:
..csiestia-.oh ceiestia--vhers are you'll
Presently he heard himself answered In :
sleepy voice
Duss =; .ro ss -; en-. sasa VII do
came to thank you for yesterday, and t9
e. .oa,as n. .,..yr eu hsa 70 co me- mo
.1rI come IN little WHILE" said ceiesfia.
.-5 f 4
After Whist scanned an eternity to Tommy
Slant ;sa :: :. ::s to yss hurt me
~. a.: Ii :sss,
ts can .. 81. = Il: a mo e.
main thinE = that there mustn't be any
m n'sss : :s:eys set,' q. .y:r,ssn
..uek.a. Toy Th.s to ~Ds nn ers .e %
4. y. -: s sS%me ss. iin y: star, no~r
SOP: 8 ,ss :tsi 4, ., "a! sivs N. . cup
she smiled radiantiy upon him, and went
to the door of the house.
Yes. know"
ceiestia raised her voice. ..r
stern voice answered her:
Orders. are TO keep the door locked and!
shoot anybody who tries to leave the house.
That doesn't apply to me-
TT applies to you. and to the other pris-
Come round TO the window. We can talk
better there"
''orders arc not to talk with tho prisoners
to a unless ,hsy
Eyes. but just come to the window, mo-
There was no answer. She turned swiftly
'swhat does IL mean?"
the stocksde attacked He Is afraid 1 viii
prevent the attack. and that you viii pre-
With him now They win make certain
Wssn they TIE
WIN begin. And II they DONE return to the
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celest.a pcndered this for few minutes.
wei need ali our strength. Have you