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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-28

A. L. Eshelman has purchased
of R. G. Tonkin 80 acres on south
Buckeye for $15,500. The tract is
on the east side of the road and a
part of the Tonkin farm.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-28

John Carson. a farmer living near
Chardon, Kan, has a novel method
OF killing prairie dogs, which are so
numerous there that they destroy
vegetation. He attached a short
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-28

For sale, Buff Rock cockerels.
Phone 1921. Chas. Roop. 21w3t"
Marriage license: Paul Kauff-
man and Esther V. Duffy, both of
Abilene.
Cupid will have to buck up.
Only eight marriage licenses have
been issued in the year 1915 in this
county.
1t does not require tremendous
display of faith on your part to give
us your hog shipments. We do the
rest. L. M. Hyre Com. Co. (The Hog
Mani Kansas City, Mo. wilt
w. ]. Gunzleman received II
letter today saying that his father
who is i'll at Wichita is improving
and well on the way to recovery.
A. L. Eshelmaa has purchased
of R. G. Tonkin 80 acres on south
Buckeye for 800. The tract is
on the east side of the road and
part of the Tonkin farm.
5000 acres, large and small tracts.
Pittsburg county farming, pasture,
oil and gas land, IS to $25 per acre.
Write ]. E. Cavanagh, McAlester, Ok.
28w2t*
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Lomax was operated upon for
appendicitis in a hospital at Lin
coin. Neb.. Wednesday. She is re-
covering satisfactorily. Mrs. Lomax
is improving from her operation.
Mr.. L0max is with them at Lincoln.
For sale, first class prairie hay
on section 10, Hayes township. Page
Bros. 28w3t"
Henry Metz writes from Gar
den City, Kan: Find enclosed a
check for another years subserip-
ton to the Weekly Reflector. We
could not get along without it, as
we like to see the news about our
old friends. We are all enjoying
good health in western Kansas. We
had good crops this year and peo-
pie are threshing grain yet; also
baling alfalfa hay; thousands of
tons are baled and being shipped.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-28


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CONSISTENT 4.
Barney Oldfield has driven dozens Of different
makes of racing cars. His unqualified endorse
ment of the Maxwell Racer he drove In the
Corona Race-speaks for itself.
SEE THE NEW 1915 MAXWELL AT
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-28

Once warm weather comes ana
the snow disappears the roads Will
be lakes and only proper dragging
when the time comes will put them
in the right shape.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-28

5000 acres, large and small tracts.
Pittsburg county farming, pasture,
oil and gas land, IS to $25 per acre.
Write ]. E. Cavanagh, McAlester, Ok.
28w2t*
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-28

For sale, first class prairie ha!
on section 10, Hayes township. Pag'
Bros. 28w3t'
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-11-19

und conndant. Or. Lee. that little Es-
the- would he secretly delivered 10 him
and the doctor could give out the story
Il was nm orphan relative that he had
adopted ms his daughter. 70 this sup
posed daughter OF his dearest friend
the coloGel proposed to will as much
Of his means az would have come to q
girl openly acknowledged.
Meanwhile the unhappy Ilagnr had
been borne far away by the brutal and
ever wntchful Matt Harding.
With him Il nephew devoted to him,
one Luke Lowell. an English gypsy,
aided Matt In keeping watch and ward
upon llagar without knowing or ask.
Ing why. Aud then Matt Harding fell
upon evil courses In his Romnny pros.
perity, and drink made an end to him.
Ilngar succeeded to his gypsy wealth
and gypsy power, The king was dead;
long live the queen. His hcnchman
transferred his allegiance from the
dead husband to the living wife.
In the grim household Of Judge La.
mnr Stanley the shadow OF cheated
hopes and hllghted ambition fell heavy
upon the family The proud and
grnsping wife, the cold and taclturn
Judge hnd one unifylng cause In com
mon; that WINS that death might strike
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-11-19
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAP,
ID. TIERS.

hitter feud exists between Colonel Ar.
thur Stanley and his cousin, Judge Lamar
Stanloy. wealthy Virginia arlstocrats. The
feud has heoii cngcndered In family .jeal.
ousy for the possession ~ an heirloom
known nf the diamond from the Hlig.
found by q noble adycnturer ancestor in
fallen meteor The fcud IA further
augmented y the fact thrt the death of
a noble klnsnan In England makcz ne
firrthorn mails OF the elder branch VI the
Virginia Atanleys heir TO the Stanley
1arldom In warYekshire, As well a. pcs
aeasor Of th6 diamond from the ssp
Jnder Lamar Stanley has son, the pre-
surpilye heir " 9ol1 hes sqysya bon.
The fair young vito Of Colonel Stanley
Whon the child Il born and proves TO ~
n xiii and ltH mother dies Colonel Stanley
IN chngrin ind disappointment and aided
by Tho doctor and The nurse buys new
born gypsy male child from It's unnatural
AMI money greedy father. In % doing
COLONEL Stanley and thoss assisting him
70 cheat his enemy cousins ambitious
Arrs have believed the gypsy mother has
,senisntsg v ha seFy iFAp-astPp, Hul
liagAr tho motktf. hnds hef way u Stan
Icy hall 10 denounce her greedy and hru
tai husband and secure ngain her bsloye,
irHihorn. She arrives just M the supposl
utioua heir Is being verified according al
the Stanley custom by tho English law
yer representing the Eari Of Stanley and
Judge Lamar Stanley. the colonol's enc
my and father Of tho hoy who Ia thus be
INK deprived Of a title and the diamond
from tho sky.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-11-19

weeping udlcu TO the stern but klnGly
gypsy woman sue has known rs moth
er an her conscious years. And slls
rides away as the Doctors daughter
from the gypsy camp. With Esther
the doctor takes tic Diamond from the
sky, demanded Of llagar MS part Of Ii
theirs Inheritance
Hardly has tie doctors cnrrlnge de-
parted than Luke Lowell Hagars head
man. IL given command to strike camp.
In nm instant all is hustle and conf
sion. within un hour Hagar and her
tribe are on their way.
In three months. though the proud
women Of the neighborhood look
askancc, Esther is the belle Of the
countryside The vine clad porch Of
the doctors old house sees nightly
gathered there the young sparks Of
Fairfax.
Then comes n night IN June, and In
the moonlight are four young men. all
paying court TO the happy Esther.
Chief among them are the Stanley
cousins, Arthur and Blair Some slight
attention TO his cousin, Blur. rouses
Arthur TO n temper Of Jealousy. pret-
tlly rcbukcd by Esther. Arthur Hes
In hut. Then Esther vents no
quettlsh dlsplensurc upon the I'LL t1len
triumphant Blair, and he now angry
also. arises and departs, leaving the
field TO two swans.
In his study that overlooks the gar
dens at the side the old doctor is gaz-
Ing wonderlngly In the light Of the
study lamp Mt the great diamond
sulklly straying by the house, In his
Jealousy and anger, Blair Stanley sees
the light cleaning from the study.
Curious and not ovcrnice In his curlos-
lty, he peers through the window. lie
starts back. cllnchlng his hands, lie
remembers now the oft whispered sus.
plcions Of his mother; "Dr Lee was
alone with Colonel Stanley when he
died. Who else but he has taken and
hidden away the Stanley heirloom
The obsesslon Of the desire for this
priceless Stanley heirloom has been
born anil bred in Blair Stanley. lie
HES away, but that night, when the
SWANS have long departed aud the
good doctor AMI the fair Esther lave
long retired to slumber. blair Stanley
returns prepared to break in and bear
away the diamond from the sky.
In the library Mt Stanley hall the
young heir OF Stanley muses. and
dreams in softened mood OF Esther.
His guitar lies near him, and he picks
II up and gently strums II. In his
minds eye he sees himself serenading
sweet Esther Lee. as she is now called.
and begging her gentle pardon In the
moonlight should she come to her win
dow TO listen. The romantic idea suits
his mood He takes the guitar and
hastcns again to the doctors house.
Blair Stanley has clambered through
the study window, closed II and drawn
the shade. lie has softly III the doc
tors study lamp and rihed the drawer
Of the old secretary and the cash box
II holds. He has seized the diamond
from the sky and clasped It In agltat-
cd ecsiacy upon HIS bosom. Then upon
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-11-19

frightened little girl so lts cries were
silenced. and drove away.
The next morning the news Of his
cncmy's death reached Judge Stanley.
with Il were vague rumors and whis-
percd suspicious. Other news came,
too--news Of the escape OF the gypsy
mnd woman and the disappearance OF
Dr. Lees horse and buggy. The Judge
stayed not TO rejoice at the death OF
his enemy. He refused even to tell his
wife what strange business called him
hence. with Il pistol In the holster at
Wis saddle side.
Ina narrow dcille In the Blue Ridge
Judge Stanley tracked down his prey.
Hagar had abandoned the doctors OK
haustcd horse and the now broken gig
and, bearing the child on her strong
shoulder, was climbing the rocky trail
when she heard the rattle of horse
boots md heard the voice Of Judge
Stanley call upon her to halt She
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-11-19

English Man OF LS".
the lives that lay between their only
child that he might possess both the
diamond from the SKY and the Eng
lish rarldom
Sucli WIS the state NJ affairs wien
Hnghr nnd her tribe cane back To Viz
ginla, lhrcc years nftcr the death Of
the culonels wife and the substitution
u llaknrs child as the heir " stan
ley. leaving her people camped At IL
distance, llngnr journcyed to the
nelRhborhood OF Stanley hal, and
there, hidden In the shrubbery. with
BURSTING heart, hchell her sou ride
forth. the pelted aud pampered little
master NJ stanley hall.
Colonel Stanley, with the boy, was
riding IN his daily pilgrimage to the
cross surmountcd grave " his deud
wife. The road led him past the house
N Judge Stanley Looking from his
window after his enemy and the little
heir NJ the StRnleys on his pony be
eide the colonel. the Judge was aware
" gypsy woman who stnlkcd nfter
the colonel mud the boy rs swiftly AMI
Ms furilycly as m Indian trucker Sel-
INK his hat, the Judge quietly emerged
from hls house and tralled the gypsy
woman
by the gate NJ the graveyard llngai
hid painting behind huge howldcr
She watched 50 lutcntly the bare head
ell figure n the colonel praying by the
grave N his wife, and she watched stllI
more attrniively and with such n hun
gcring heart the little boy upon hi
pony hy the colonel. that she was NOT
aware NJ the presence VI the Judge m
I M his strong hand graspcd hcr wrist
aud his harsh voice Missed In her enr
why do YOU spy upon them To
the startled Ingnr the cruel face "
tho Judge was the face NJ q well t.
mcmhcrrd enemy, Her nccount NJ Jus
I tlre and rc,rlhutlon with Colonel Stan.
/ ley was between them alone She would
have 80 confidence In or dealing with
I Judge Stanley. For she knew Instinct
lively that II he hated the colonel he
equally hated and was prepared to
harm the colonels supposed sou. her
child.
She ana not struggle ur attempt To
! free herself from the grasp OF the
I Judge. But as the colonel. with the
I little hoy. rode FROM the grave toward
the gate she slipped down beside the
Judge and hid with him from the oh
scrvntlon Of the oncomcrs, as though
she were an accomplicc " the culonela
enemy.
Neither would she speak In answer
to the judges rapid FIRE u questions
when the colonel aud little Arthur Ind
passed out of sight She affected a
sullcn dumbness. And when the Judge
hailed passing stockily built man
driving a blackboard. the constable Of
the district. and gave her In charge a.
a wandering mad woman Hagar would
spcak no word
That night with grOss disregard Of
legal procedure. the judge. alone In bis
courtroom with his creature. the con
stable. committed the silent gypsy NO
man to the county madhouse. with In.
structiona to those In charge. through
the constable. that when the seeming
~ sullen. insane woman spoke o. vas
ready 10 spsak h sbould b Ssnt foa
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-11-19

bis guilty ears falls the strain Of a
gultas lie hides the diamond and the
chain and lockct that holds II beneath
his collar and under his shirt.
Meanwhile, sleeping the light slum-
Der NJ the aged. the old doctor has been
aroused by the opening Of the window
Candle In hand he dcsccnds TO his
study and enters Just as the last CLEAN
from the diamond In the lamplight Is
shrouded by the shirt n the thief In
the nlght. There Is quick. sharp
struggle. Frcnzied with fear and
covetousncss and resolved 10 do EF.
der rather than lose the long co1th
heirloom. Blair Stanley. mnddened
with fear and rage, stranglcs the old
doctor an the weak old man falls back
In his chair. his heart stopped In death.
Then the murderer backs from the
window. where the strains from the
guitar, strains Of a love song. tlnkie In
the night.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-11-19
CHAPTER ".



"a emma her vlrn sbe fonud bcr
AN scIf I'm NJ. mndhousc IA viii N
n N Indigo stnpley Ind committed
her without vibrant of law. and she
screamed and struggled. The mui.nn
and a burly warden oytrpowc,cd her
with difficulty. placed her IN o. str It.
lackct aud threw her upon thu cot I'D
the cell nnl locked the changing door
aud left her.
a Wild Idea suddenly seized liasnr
she staggered 10 her feet and gazcd
around Above her cot, SOME eight lr,i
from the floor OF the cell, was II small
barred Window liagar listened for a
moment n, the irnu barred, heavy onE
on door then She hackcd toward TIE
table md pressed the lac.nrs tlml hcd
the sleeves NJ the sirnliluckci against
the flame Of the rHudir The leather
ihrngs In the ryclcis 90 the hack ul
the slraliiackel smoked aud burned,
then, with great effort. she parted
The smolce.ng thongs To re.cisr her,
self from the slrultlacket. now bcl
lrms were free. was hut the work OF ii
few moments.
Mounting the table. she drew M the
oal,cn stool and with its sturdy legs
she prlel the bars from their cement
ed sockets The ground was only some
ten feet below She held 10 the ledge
OF the window o moment and then
dropped. She struck the earth with
out Injury nHd mnde on In the dark
ness. free woman
On this very night Colonel Stanley
had scnt for the doctor Ia take away
the little glr.
Al Stanley hall the old nurse was
preparing little Esther for the night
Journey. In his library Colonel stan
ley gazed In the nmpllaht ut the dln
monl from the sky mud the sealed
document h. had prepared that would
beirny the Stanley secret lie heard
the sound N tn opening NJ the long
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-11-19

The Colonel Faced the Wild Intruder.
the front door was clamoring It's iron
summons through the house. Two old
servants rushed to the door and broke
the news OF the tragedy to the friend
OF the dead man. Hagnr stole unseen
down the staircase and into the Library
oncc more. There. cloaked and hood.
ed. stood the little girl whlmpering
Wake up, daddy. and kiss mer' Ha-
gar paused. An eye for an eyer she
muticNd. Then. lifting the little Eiri
ln he's arms. and silflng her cries Of
fear ind alarm. Hngar. with her bur'
den. raised out af the low French win
dow by which she had nrst entered
and closed u after her.
a. the Doctor with the two brighten
cd colored servants stood over the
dead man IN The library. anil before the
old nurse had noticed the absence Of
the child. IlnEnr had come around the
mansion TO the front Looeenlng the
tfrap that hsld the horse. she enised
The doctors eariage. stiil boidins The
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-11-19

heforc the door closed on the scene.
she irhcld her boy. her uTst born. ar
rayed In anr linen. gnrai jewel glow.
log un his little breast. the eenter Of
sons strange aristocratic die or cere-
mony.
60 silent had been the struggle In The
han that while the keen ears Of lodge
annley had heard a rustic and gasp.
Ms atientioa had been % taken 10
vi.h The aneuish on The face Of biz
11nnman enemy. co,ooel Stanley. a,
- co,unsi totf.rSd enA ~ no for
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-11-19
BY Ror L. ms oARDBLL

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-04
PLYMOUTH, IND.

Frederick WINS, the little son OF
Rev. b. +. Wins. formerly rector of
the Episcopal church of this city, is
critically i'll in a Gary hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dickinson ar
rived in Plymouth Friday morning
from New York. They will make
Plymouth their home.
Mrs George williams left Friday
for Hamlet TO spend several days
with her daughter, Mrs. y. II. Ben
nett.
Mrs. John whited spent Friday in
Argos with Mrs. George Dimmitt, who
is very i'll.
Mrs. d. c. Cole left Friday for Har-
risburg, Ark, for a weeks BUSINESS
trip.
Mrs Edward Miller and daughter
are spending a few days with Mrs.
Della Jenkins of South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Overmyer and
daughter Lyla went by auto TO Letters
Ford. where they will attend an alum
nj banquet Friday evening.
John McFarlin and granddaughter,
Catherine earn. left Saturday TO visit
with his daughter, Mrs. Grover Spar.
In WalkertOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ F. Markley left on
saturday for North Liberty TO attend
the funeral Of Andrew Ripple.
Mrs. Bessie Scott of Culver was in
the city Saturday.
Mrs Jennie Mcdonald and daughter
bessie visited with Mrs. J. w. Leland
in Argos Saturday
Mrs. Julia Harrah came down from
South Bend Saturday morning for an
over Sunday visit with Mrs. w d.
Thompson.
Mrs. Carl Osper and children have
gone 10 Bremen TO spend Sunday with
Mrs. Osper's mother. Mrs. Henry YEN
ma.
Mrs. Eisenhard and Mrs Holt OF
Okllver attended the meeting Of the
Saturday club.
Elder Joseph Williams Of Cyclone.
Ind. arrived in the city Saturday
evening and preached at the Church
OF God Sunday.
W. +. Bailey spent Sunday with rel
atives in Bremen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Born have gone
to South Send where they Will visit a
son Of Mrs. Born. Edward Fore. for
few days.
on Monday night the members OF
the civic club held the last meeting OF
the wear at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Maxey just west of town on
the Pretty Lake road. The feature Of
the evening was lecture on Laugh
ter" by DR. Abraham Cronbsch Of
South Bend.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the NJ. Z. church Will meet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-04
NILES, MICH.

RodolphO Taylor. % years old, en-
pIoyed as press feeder at the
National Printing and Engraving
plant, died here this morning after a
prolonged illness. His death occurred
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Taylor, on Main St The
young man was born I'm Niles. He is
survived by his wife 10 whom he was
married four years ago, she having
formerly been Miss Eta Smith of
Niles, and his parents, one brother.
Harry. and one sister, Miss Naomi
Taylor. of Niles. The funeral will
probably be held Sunday afternoon.
He was n member Of the Pressfeed-
ers' union.
Steven Cooper. so years old.
veteran of the civil war, died last
evening at the home of Wallace Byby
in Vernon Heights. Mr.. Cooper was
born in Ohio. The body will be taken
Mr.. and Mrs. w. William Wilson,
State St, are parents of a daughter.
Van Wright of LapOrte, Charles
Carey Of Michigan City and TOney
Steinhesier. were in the city today
making arrangements for the building
of a summer cottage for each at Bar
Birch lake.
Dennis Flynn will go to Indianap-
oils on Saturday for a visit with his
daughter. Mrs. Ed Powers.
to Mentone, Ind, for burial on Sun
day
The Niles piano pupils of Miss Beu-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-04
WALKERTON, IND.

Elmer Conrad of Wellsboro visited
here this week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Conrad.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith Of
HoOpeston. Ill, are visiting the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Wolf
w. f. Bailey Of Plymouth visited
here several days this week with his
son, y. E. Bailey and family.
George Leslie of South Bend was
looking after business affairs here
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ryder, Mrs.
James Devery and Miss Agnes Quirt
motored to South Bend Thursday.
Louis Kelver transacted business in
Plymouth Friday.
Ray Mcdaniel and Mintle Hostetter
were in Chicago the first of the week.
Mrs Edward May and Mrs. Henry
Irwin went TO Peru Friday, on ac-
count of the illness of their brother
in-law, Frank Horner.
Floyd Ridgway Of St Joseph is
here visiting his mother. Mrs Belle
Ridgway. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Rinehart went
to WinOna Lake Friday to superin-
tend some Improvements on their
property there.
i
Naomi, were in Plymouth Friday
Mrs. James Mcdonald of KokOmo
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. NJ. S.
Denant and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert frost and Miss
Anna Conrad were in Indianapolis
from Tuesday until Friday. attending
the Eastern Star lodge as delegates
from the Walkerton lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. Smith, MIR. and
Mrs. Ed Order, Mrs +. NJ. AXE, Mrs.
A. Barley. Leonard Smith. Verne
AXE and John Nofiit, were among the
South Bend visitors this week
Louis Hardy of this place and Min
ME G. Smith of Kewanna were united
in marriage Thursday in Plymouth.
They will reside on Mr.. Hardy's farm,
two miles southeast of WalkertOn.
Amos Bartholomew was in South
Bend Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hess Gould and
daughter, Ruth. were shopping in
South Bend Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Steele and
daughter. Edith, and Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Leonard motored to LaPorte
Saturday.
Miss Schuelties of Garrett has been
visiting MIR. and Mrs. J. b. Grove.
Ray Barkley is visiting relatives in
TT. Wayne.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-04
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