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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-25
THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1915.

10y N'h AE s'FNL ~ N'L NLG NENE Ft IT.
at 4 o'clock this afternoon at the =:
X. Hanson home, when Miss Hilma
sisnora Hanson was united in mar
rtage to Theodore Albert Peters. {
The home was appropriately dec
Grated with cut flowers and gold and
white stresmers ana a~ffAnSaltar was
provided in the utofrthss ofsthe parlor.l
There Rev. Bu,t Norwegian Lutheran
MINISTER OF FLASHER, awaited the brid..
;atnparty.,+s, s5iSss aaE 4
Tie bride WAS, daintily attired in O..
gown Of white chiffon over crepe de-
chine. and carried a bouquet Of brides
roses, and lilies of the valley. She
H Haz en- sna nIss "a cse eIl ~ Eaters , : The The
fcrn.e Wore assi5lue silkfgSwVn and the,
latter q blue crepe DC chine. Thss
bridssrdom was attended 2 hrs -1esQ
ther, Lawrence Peters, ana a hra4A4F
Of the Bride, Ralph Hansoh. -.ss
Following the wedding, the agG5Ats3S
numbered about 80, relatives. We're
served "a delightful wedding dinner.
The brids's table was decorated In
pink and white and the other tables
in gold and white. 5a,.,s III J,
me bride IS. the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Elk, Hanson and was born
here. She attended the psSlic schools
and ID popular with her many friends
The bridegroom is the son of 1,Mr. and
Mrs. u. C. Peters and came to Man,
dan With his parents shout eight
years ago from New. Richmond, MINI.
He is employed, with the Foran Gror
Gerry company. Both lliave many
friends, who wish them happiness. E
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a western Girl used 70 looking after
herself and that she had insisted on
coming along.
Title consul's wife shifted. :
a"I5nt You didn't have 10 come" she
responded promptly. II understand
that sou are merely going on idle Cos
SIP anyway. IuiI F>hau't stir the girl
ont of my sight. | tell You. Go and
find your plans and risk your own life.
Miss Gallon stays h"rrl'
l''And I'm sure there is no place Id
rather leave her" Durr said gratefully.
10 the consul he confided briefly
that he was still determined to. find
the Idol and get the hidden plans.
:,You may be TOO late" wins the quiet
RESPONSE. "A man Itarnel Ih.WilSerASn
and another man and 4 INDY have AZ
ready gone IN country. ana J. am in
formed that they are on the same
quest n w
".Ali the more reason why l. should
hasten," Dorr answered. Every hour
may be preciU1s. must see Sir Don
aid immediately" ar.
10 his surprise. FHversham was very
cold about the second excursion.
$50 long as it was a case OF getting
Miss Gallon and yourself out Of a bad
scrape. ! did my best" he told DOrr.
But | agree will, your CONSULAR
excellent fellow that what you pro-
pose is ridiculous. Tie priests have
ample warming. and | Am informed
that they took measures to secrete the
hloI. You can gain nothing by further
search"
John argued with some temper. but
Sir Donald was immovable.
And. as he most evidently had sound
common sense on his side. Dorr could
not afford to lose his temper. il
Il suppose you'll help me out By
letting Inc have that old servant of
yours?" he said finally
anything" said Faversham cor.
daily. But | must certainly warn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANrEp.

Sealed BIDS WIN, Haes received in the
office of the city Auditor Of the city Of
Bismarck, North Dakota, up to eight.
o'clock p. MI, Of Monday, April 5, 1876.
for the construction Of sidewalks in;
said city during the current year, in.
accordance with the ordinances Of
said city. sf
Each bid must be accompanied by.
a certified check in the sum Of fifty
dollars ($$50 40, to be forfeited to the
City. Of Bismarck, in case the party
whose, bid Is accepted shall fail to en.s,
ter into a~scontract with the said city.
Each bid must also be accompanied
by a bond IN the sum Of five hundred.
dollars (}500.OO), conditioned for thes
faithful performance; OF such work III
such contract Is, awarded.
Plans and specifications can be.
seen at the office Of the city engineer.
The board resery es the right to re-,
ject any and all bids:
Dated this 18th, day Of March, 1875.
F.. H. THIsTLETHWAITE,
s. City Auditor.
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with q 1m1tuurtt,erend oath, tie natives rose
as one and thrust him aside from the
door and pushed through. panic
stricken { i, 49, l.; d
Only Johns servant remained. kept
to Lis post By the fear Of Sir Donaid's
wrath. But lie conld not rcpress Il ges.
t,lre Of terror. a.
1T is the sod!' he whispered:
At this John w:kene,1 and. finding
himself bound, struggled violently.
Not yet" sllarled Wilkers0n.
Here's where you staf!!"'s
In the instant DOrr re' lied his help.
l~essness. IIr did not even demonstrate
when Wi&erson drove lis servant out
with curses and babe him beg0ne ard
fred ayshot after him for, emphasis.
Nor did he speak while Wilkersopi
hastily chose the puck containing the
idol, kicking brakes body out Of the
way. and left on the run.
Speech was useless. He stared down
at brakes coutorted form. Beside it
lay coiled q 1.-THE serpent, its bright
eyes fixed on him, its head weaving,to
and fro.
sUnknowingly1 Wilkerson, bad left him
not only to famine and thirst. but to
sudden death. Hesbowed- his head and
cried insag0ny,e;: 'lsuth. Ruth" .s,
(To De continued next week. 8
ADV *
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fore daylight Time enough then to
talk"
.iNort i little while Roth men Kept their
eyes open. watchful each Of the other.
Wilkerson WIS the first to laugh and
say: whats the use? I've got the
things and the men to defend them.
EN- g0tns, to sleep. You'd letter do 30
too. Drai;e wilt keep watch"
John nodded carelcssiy. and lAid;,his
head OH ills hands. folded OF the table.
A moment later he was aSleep. and
not long afterward Wilkerson's sattir-
nine visnge wns turned to the shad.
owy ceiling.
Drake sat it.n corner on the pack
sacks. his revolver In hand.
The natives slnmbered across from
him, apparently oblivious OF any dan.
ger.
When the hut was completely quiet
except for the breathing Of the sleep.
ers Drake allowed himself toffnll into
q deep reveife.
Now that the quest was practically
ended. be had begun to think about his
own part in 1t and reckon on his re:
ward. Y
Long; association with Wilkerson had
shown him that he had nothing to ex-
pect from him Unless by an appeal to
his %sei6shness.
There was but n person who might
reward tjm-the woman they both
loved. Jean Ddrnell.
His mind went back to his first days
u acquaintance with her in New York,
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response.
YOU once more that shall feel guilty
in even letting you go"
Johns jaw stifYened. Z as
Il guess it would be beyond your
power to stop mes yHu
Faversham shook his 4 81
"a word from me to the authorities
and you would find yourself not only
debarred from such a foolhardy expe.
dition. but politely yet firmly made to
leave the country"
John gtillnel. N,
~ suppose that's right" he agreed.
But you won't be a spoil sport, will
you%' "
The baronet shook his bead.
NO | won't. But | can't 50 myself.
I'll stop here aud have AN eye out for
Miss Gallon. Then%if a rescue expedi.
tion is in order can be here to
head 1t" SA
For the moment John was blinded By
Il blaze Of Jealousy.
While he was riSking his life Tor
Rnth's sake Faversham would sit com.
fortably within the protection Of his
club and plot ways Of winning Ruth.
He cirtly accepted the offer Of the
servant and Went off to make his prep
%arations. These made. he sought Ruth.
He found her in a strange state OF
excitement. Evidently the consul and
his wife had not spared pains to i'm
press upon her the dangers Of the pro.
posed expedition. ST.
They're old %grannies." was Johns
disrespectful comment. Ruth. you
know that without those plans we're
helpless to make The Master Key into
what your father. wanted It to I've. ~
set QUITO get. those plans. and We not
come this far to sturn.back:" % ~,
II know,' she said Miserably.. But
everybody says it. Isl all. foolishness.
Sir Donald.
E.ts - 1850 - q. " Ia aJtat. gtt,..E ~ ,.,xs..
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- - $780,. --. ------------
Slowly ne yielded to the temptation.
Gradually. with eyes constantly fixed
on tieea miIdtt0offieesssyss FORMS Ut 'Wffkcfsofi
and Dorr. he got the bundle between
his knees; then he unlaced the fasten.
ings t%rcmulolsly.
The idol came out under his hand.
md. hesatarsd at It. fascinated BY Its
uglinessl nnd h cattio.ight Of the secret
TINT itaheld.
I. NoawDhder that at everyststghtsoett
natives bowed In abject worship.
1t held wealth.. powersrtio:e, hhppi'
ness:
HI shook II softly. Yes. the plans
we're still within: he could hear the
rustic Ut the folded papcrs. y
Nc peered aroundsthe hut, and dnd.
Ing :ail asleep, lie set tue idol on BIZ
knee aud bent oyeritt V
he. pulled at theYege which; he had
seen Wilkerson draw out. 1t came
withdid1culty. ,rlietl lie heldsit up and
looked into the datk oritice. There
was nothing there. s; 1.s
He w,;asabout ito throw the idoIdown
III disgust when Il glimmer OF some.
thing bright. within the head caught
his attention. y
He stopped over again and then froze
alto ,immobility. The spirit of the vile
god was moving Within
The point Of light grew into intense
brightness. It approached the dark
eye socket and glowed therein With
frightful fire. q
brakes whole body oozed sweat his
hands clinched unwillingly about the
form Of the idol. He could not thrust
it away.
Then tie so 81 Ms dilted, and the,
de iish e3aSa@9s lR19iged' t Outward, p~hosphor-
essc,te,,lt, i%gieea'Ghiiinss Nth wickedness.;
Drhke felt his heart burst in his bosom.
Then the snake that had lain so long
hid within the hollow of the image
struck forth and, having struck. slip
ped away.
'NOd:r' whispered Drake, with thick
enid tongue. and jammed the moving
eyesback into place.
Then he huddled the idol itself into
its bundle. laced the throngs With
%stiffening fingers.
"God!' he whispered again. Then
he fell across the bundle dead. without
a sound to waken the sleepers.
1t was three hours before the dawn
that Harry Wilkerson awoke and look
ed about him. All the rest were still
asleep.
He rose softly and peered out Of the
window. 1t vas very dark outside.
and he could see nothing.
He turned bis gaze withinAandssaw
Drake huddled owe the packs appar.
emily sound asleep. rs
1.-The foolr' muttered Wilkerson.
"l've got all out Of him I want. But I
suppose I've got to take him along a
way yet"
He resolved to be rid of the young
man So soon as he was through with
Dorr. Then he paused. in deep thought,
his ugly broWs bent on the, unconscious
object Of his hatred.
An instant was sufficient for him to
make up his mind. He silently went
TO- work and bound John firmly in his
seat. l.. a.lI d 4 81 sS,ls
Then he tried to waken Drake: In.
shaking him he made sufficient noise to
stir the natives, and they satt up and
stared, sleepy eyed,
!. But when Observation-Disclosures
len, discolored face and shrank back
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and he seemed again to feel the soft
threads of the web she wovc about
him. * G&N :
She had found him a young man at
the precise point where a woman uuy;
either make or mar one for life. F'tyn !
He had been an easy prey for her
itigeiish desire for a slave. He had
spent his little money lavishly upon
her. without thought Of other reward
than to be near her, until Wilkerson
lad appeated out OF the darkness Of
her past.
Even then he had still been faithful
to her. obeyed her every behest, risked
life and liberty in her service, Y e
aided WilkersOn in san sehdeavor whose
success meant that he (Drake)F would
VI cast aside Usfuo longer useful y
And now lie sat on guard. III Il hut
in 4 far country among a crowd of
aliens whose very tongue was'IsDq.
ish to- his ears. azru
On guard for whoms For+what7s
That Wilkerson might finally sue
coed and win Jean Darnell Of the
tawny eyes and luxuriant beauty.
In that moment-was 1T to be too
Iate2A-Drake came into bis own.
The mineaand its wealth were as
mtictt his as sWilkers0n's.
The plans were his as much as
Wilkerson's.
Yet the man asleep on the settle had
takef1 everything to himself and would
continue to do SO. Wy POS
And Jean?
Drake laughed silently.
He knew her price. he remembered
his last conversations with her. those
half confidential talks when she had
insinuatingly warned him 10 keep a
watchfui eye Oil Wilkerson.
He had been given to understand
that It was the gold she wished. And
he Drake) had the key to that gold
lnShis own keeping for the while.
He set his teeth when he realized
how Wilkerson edespised, him. had
counted him altogether as q mere pawn
in the great game. 3 s.@sss
He had not even troubled to conceal
from him the hiding place Of the
plans!
They were once more within the
idol, for wilkerson had boosted that he
had put them back and would leave
them there till he reached America
again.
Hehrecalled his words: Let the idol
Keep 'em for me. just as 1t did for
Gallon. It's a poor idol that won't
serve two masters
And the idol lay there wrapped in
the bundle under his feet. The price
Of jean Darnell!!
The thought worked in his mind nc.
lively. He could not refrain from fol-.
lowing 1t out to its logical conclusion.
Why shouldn't be Wilkerson who re-
turned with the plans and claimed her.:
why should he Drake, continue to
play the slave?
A moment while they slept and the
plans were his; then when Wilkerson
unsuspectingly presented the idol and
pulled out its eye there would I've
nothing:
1t would be George Drake who held
the master key to Jean Darnell's ava.
ricious heart.
So he dreamed. open eyed. staring
into a future where he played the
master and not the slave.
And in ~his'waking dream hestouched'
thets b,nldle and fefts beneath the rude
covering the hard contours Of the
ithAgee.Scsr, $50 X
sAgafnFEit ran through his head like a
call: You have the price of happiness
beneath your hand.
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CHAPTER. XVII.
"A Traitor to John Oorrn

N lUTHa GALLON awakened al
NI dawn and looked about her,
@ trying ~ remember what had
Co., happened and where she was,
Slowly ther6ucatne hack to her the
scenes Of riUtlin Bhala. tile assault On
the hotel and their own subsequent
tight. " ia tAtt:,. s#s e .
Around her The natives: lay in pos.
lures OF sleep. Not far away, within
.rn's reach. John Dorr was still uncon.
sci0us OF the new day. ~ ssit>A.
Apart sat Sir Donald. rifle, ON his
knee. bowed in drowsiness after his
nights vigil. Sf VI 4 r.
She called over to Favershar1, and
lie ronsed himself, apparently much
embarrassed that he had been found
watching over the slumbers ut! his com
rany. Is
"A moment later the whole camp was
up, and breakfast was o " dispatched.
Now tor Il couhcilgO Of war; the bar
onet said presently. $50 far we have
made good our escape from the fanat-
les, and | believe now it would be
wise to turn back and seek civiliza-
lion again for the sake OF Miss Ruth"
f'Oh. | am good for any amount Of
this kind Of travel". she exclaimed.
"And | am wild TO go ahead and find
the idol and the plans
so far as we know, they are in
Bhaia." FaverSham remarked. with
some br%usqueness. II don't intend
that you shall risk your life again in
such foolishnesS."
John Dorr had steadily grown more
and more suspicious OF the English
mans attitude. and he now bitterly re-
scented his assumption Of guardianship
over Ruth, the more so that he real
lied Faversham had e%xtricated her
once from Il tangle OF his making and
was undoubtedly right when he pro-
posed that she be placed III snfety.
His first impulse was to insist that
Ruth follow his plans. but second
thought told him that he would be
playing an unworthy part.
Where shall we tthke her? he de-
handed. ls5
Back down the river to some city
Where there are Americans" was the
response. Bombay would be best Of
ALL IS x,.StGE.
s"But that would leave me- so far
away" Ruth protested. Il know John
will insist Of keeping after the plans.
and | don't want. to- be left out OF
everything"
tJohn Dorr joined Sir Donald in argu-
ing that there was little sense in going
on a wild goose chase and that she
would be far better or with good peo-
Iue Of her " race.
v"But who?" she demanded at last.
i've don't know any one"
II, do" Faversham put in quickly.
Il know some awfully jolly Ameri-
cans. too, missionaries. Then there's
your American consul. you know"
It Was settled at last. and they re
turned byr easy stages to Bbala and
thence tdown3the river. rpg g
Sir Donald wasga as good as his word.
and Ruth found herself invited to stay
as q guestsat several houses.
She chose that Of the American con-
sui. a middle aged gentleman. who.
with his wife, presided with true east
ern hospitality over a little group Of
business iI,9tf and. missionaries.
Mrs. Reynolds received the girl with
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or MORTGAGE FORE
CEusuRE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage, executed and deltv-
cred by Nellie S. Noyes, unmarried
Mortgagor, to First Loan and Securt-:
ties Company, a corporation. Mort
gagee; dated. the 27tf day ofhSeptefh.
Der, "A. D. 1913, and filed for record in
the office Of the Register of Deeds OF
the County of Burleigh and State Of
North Dakota, OH the 9th day OF: &c.
tobcr, 1918, at ~twoRo'clocx =. m, and'
recorded in Book 1G7 Of MORTGAGES,
on page 27S, will be foreclosed Tor
the first installment due on said
mortgage, which said installment Yves
due on OF before September 27tnl,
1914, and for moneys paid for taxes.
and for interest on the prior lien
against said premises; by the mort
gage herein, as. III said mortgage pro
vided, which said FORECLOSURE will De
made by a sale Of the said premises
in such mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribed, at the, front door. of the Couri
House in the County OF Burieikh and
State of North Dakota, al. the hour OF
two O'clock r. nj, on the 10th day OF
April 1915, 70 satisfy the amount due
Oh said installnients and for taxes and
interest adyancedSa as aforesaid, on tho
day Of sale.
The promises described in said:
mortgage and which will he sold to
satisfy the same are described IS FOL
lows: The Southwest Quarter
(sW 14) Of Section Eight (S), IN
Township One Hundred Thirty nine
Gs9), North Of Range seventy-nine
go, West Of the 9Th Principal Ne.
sidisa1n, in Burleigh County, North Da'
There will be due on the said In
stallment Of said mortgage above re-
ferred to, and for said moneys ad.
vat,ced for taxes anG interest as afore.
said, at the date Of sale the sum Of
s147y4O.
Dated March End, 1918.
FIRST LOAN AND SECURITIES
Company. a Cooperation.
MORTGAGE.
SULLIVAN & NuCHOLS, !
Attorneys for MortgaKee'g Man.
dan, n ID, g, sh,fss
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NOTICE "a CREDITORS.

In the Matter, Of the Estate. Of Joseph.
Frailey Smith, Deseased:: CT
Notice is hereby given the lnder-.
signed Edward n. c0lney, Admins:
traitor 81 the Estate Of Joseph Frailey
Smith, late :osxtfe City of Philadelphia
in the County Of Philadelphia and;
State of Pennsylvania, deceased, to,
the creditors Of, andEall persons hav-,,
ing claims against said deceased. to.
exhibit them With the necessary vou-
cheers, within sis months, after the:
first publication OF this notice. to said.
Building, in tie City 81 Fargo. in cassl
County. III, il >
EDWARD T. CONNEY,
Is s.,tH Il Administrator.
First publication cfi the 18th day Of
March, A. D. 1915. {
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THE MASTER KEY
BY John Fleming Wilson

BY special arrangement for this paper a photo drama CORES
ponding to the installments Of The Master Key may
now be seen at the Bismarck Theatre. By arrangement
made with the Universal Film Manufacturing company
it is not only possible to read The Master Key in thhis
paper, but. also afterward to see moving pictures Of our
f.4t4113s on. |~s3& 'E %&&1N. *""E #%"
''J ~ ~ " ------ = =. .-.
napOPYQ IG1r, 1914, BY JOHN FLEMI & NILSSON
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"6ut that would leave mo so far
away!" Ruth protested.

adventures and thanked God d%evoutly
that Ruth was at last under the pro-
lection Of fellow coltltrymen. ToJUhn'
heI language was plain:
What In the world do you mean by
dragging tiis young lady over half
creation and making her run all sorts
VI risks::"- Va 5#f ,G
But s.sp Il. n. 8 i.
"Nonsense!" said Mrs. Reynolds Sc
yerely. s'Y0n even let her discharge
her. Inatda And ofsall the awful things
ITS "a wonder yOa haven't got her
killed before now!
--y0bnatriedsto, explqin. that Ruth was
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c

hereby announce myself g q can.
didate for the Office Of police magis.
trate upon the platform OF inpartiA
administration Of justice and respect
fully ask the votes Of the citizens.
IL n. !. c. DAVIES.
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PRETIY tMHNONN WEDUFNG.
Mandan,, N. d., March PA very
pretty home wedding was solemnized
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HEY mean business this
time,: Drake growled ass
they did their best to bar
rtcude the single door aud
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08

SCISSORS and Chiaf Clark be ana they
are hereby allowed the sum Of Nss
- special transportation fund. made
necessary for special invest'g atoni
20 be quickly reported 10 the Boarc
Of Review during It's sessions. for ths
hscal year 1918.
Adopted NJ follows:
rsas-Ald Ashs. Barnett Bleii
Cfanshaw. Din. Freiwald. 0uthard
.kronk. Lempke. Richert. Rollo, sche-
ynsnsky, schuits. Thompson. Wartsil
wenxei. A. T.. Wilson. Wing. Zinh
and the President--7t.
Nsys-.Sone
N Ala Wenssi:
Resolved. That the City controller
bs snd he ~ hereby authorized "a
fund ia favor OF Edward y Kessch
for the sum Of t250; of Herman W
Gabriel. for the sum OF 900. and In
favor OF John J. Gallagher, for the
gum OF yso for their services rem
dered necessary a. secretary. stsnog-
rapher and messenger, respectively
In connection with the Board % Re-
sions. for the fiscal year 1915.
adapted ms follows
Yeas-Ald Ashe. Barnett. Bieil
Cranshaw. mn. Frelwald. outhArd,
Hindie. Jakei Kocher. Krimmel.
Kronk Lempke. Richert. Rollo. sche-
mansky schultz. Thompson, Wartell.
Wenzei. a f. Wilson. Wing, link
and the PreHident--2t.
NsyA--Nons.
And the Council then adjourned.
SHERMAN LITTLEFIE1p,
President
RICHARD LINDSAY.
City Clerk
The Detroit times., 1915-05-08
REMARRIES BUT
CONTINUES TO
DRAW PENSION

The grand ola name ot Smith un.
derwent two transformations. for the
sake OF a mothers pension. accord.
ing 10 testimony given Friday morn.
ing. before Judge Hubert by Miss
Leah Huey, a probate court inyesti
gator
Mrs Mnnie Sghmid, was granted
a pension OF S. week. April 10.
1914 According 10 Miss Huey. Mrs,
schmidt has been married twice
since then. and has continued 10
draw the pension, contrary 10 the
law Mrs schmidt is the mother OF
three children
My nrst husbands name was
smith" explained the woman. when
she Was called before the Judge Il
discovered thar Ne had another wife.
50 ! letl him thinking our marriage
was rot legal
According 20 records as given by
Miss Haey. husband No was nam
20 Smythe while the third one was
A NJ Schmidt
Judge Huber cancelled the pen.
sion and in,imated that he might
take further action in the case. az.
ter INVESTIGATION