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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-03-18
CHAPTER XIV.
changeling.

Changeltng.
In the vague, chill gray of that dull
and desolate dawn, Judith stirred alb
ruptly on the couch of a sleepless
night, and with the rapidity of one
who has arrived at settled purpose
after long period of doubt and per-
plexity, rose and bathed and dressed
herself in negligee.
In the adjoining room she could hear
small, stealthy notes.-the sounds
made by her sister moving about and
preparing against the unguessable mo-
ment when her rescue would be at
tempted, according to the information
conveyed in that midnight message.
For chance had conspired with her
insomnia to station Judith in the re-
cess of her darkened window, idly
viewing the gaunt framework of the
unfinished building from an angle
which, when Alan edged out along the
girder, showed him plainly in silhou-
cite against the sky.
She had seen him throw the watch
and had heard the double thump OF its
impact with the wall and floor of
Roses bedchamber.
The clock was striking six as she
left her room: across the street work
ingmen were streaming into the build.
ing to begin the Iabors of the day.
Brushing unceremoniously past the
drowsy and Indifferent guard in the
corridor outside the door to Roses
room, Judith turned the key that re-
NAMED in the lock on the outside, re-
moved it, entered, and locked the door
behind her.
Without any surprise she found her
sister already dressed to the point of
donning her outer garments.
Rendered half-frantic by this unex.
pected interruption, threatening as it
did the perilous scheme that Alan had
proposed, Rose greeted her sister with
countenance at once aghast and
wrathful
1 insist that you leave this room at
| oncel"
Insist by all means-and be
| damned may leave this room-and
may not, dear little sister. But one
of US will never leave it alive"
What do YOU mean? You cannot
mean to murder me in cold blood.
Judithe"
Not T." Judith laughed harshIv
But since it has pleased Destiny 10
decree that We must both love one
man-let Destiny decide between Ms
and bear the blame of MURDER"
Judith"
-one moment!" Crossing to a side
table. Judith took up a glass from n
tray that held silver water.pitcbar
and returned with it to the table that
occupied the middle of the floor. At the
same time she opened a hand till then
fast clenched and disclosed a smaIl
blue boutle with a red label shriektpr
the warning POISON"
stFNohniue she ev~l- = aop,
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acre a. anguish all these weary years
tor lhs fulnllmeat OF my revenge only
IL b. cheated at tho end by Death
Eod Grant that Alan Law may be- laid
Aowp slill living here at my feet
Then
bitter smile twisted his tortured
tataFea Then shall my viii be done
10 him Aud then. when | have seen
AHA de- as his father died then All.
Sod then az last too may die
There was a long alleneo. then
sfoan Of exAsperated protest; why
e. they act comet Why does Judith
aciay. When she knows how | suffer-
Any hare I been pat on from day TO
aay with her kilograms that begged
tor more time aud promised every
alag bar told nothing until ycater
Aays Whore are those mess
aAEes she seat me yesterday
ll,s ons sound hand CROPPED out like
. elaw and sought a mass 0s papers
sn lhe aesk beAids him. sorting out
from among them two yellow forms
Raiufatly be hllnkea over these aud
llowiY bis pain beat nps eonaed their
soFdlnEs
Alan and Roas safe Nth me viii
aftnK both home gomoFuaw RlKht with
sat fast he read the nrst aloud aud
shSn the sNcuHa llavp motofrar
saisinK for me tumorrew morning
irom thFps eieek till called Tor New
hsaford waterfront Judith
Noi he Alarmed vIth the tcrvo,
% oas persuaded BY his pWn dosirea
= mast u5' d abg the kjrlt she has
promised rbr aas performed
So st.li was hv. tadesd. that h,
sscuea by AyrF bat 50 deceptive ual
that eeu.giauee ghAg be- Nas alert to
ne lvast sound Tbu Girt entered soft
y as Il 'rartal 81 Disturbing his sniu
bsfe hat she Ipahd hln ~Uh heat
erect Hua ryys eiass
J43lh he cried. bis wrva, yoic.
.Ibfaglug liEe bra6eu belt At lat
Absre 10 hvs Yuu have brought htm
rbsre 10 hvr-
Ntb so mpgu answer than q sixl
a. rtfi tfvopua hsF head and let he
hssds hang l.mply usGh palms q
Tvssa
Atsef IA instant % lRervdulous a.
.Aspa.atusnt the InAa shot q slngl
a. 4tstt,na 81 Der;
~I-a late tAIiaar
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CHAPTER XIV


Not tllpieased to BE- teft 70 his own
devices whose proposed character
Dighy would never have approved had
he So much as suspected tbeml Alan
none the less deferred action until
after midnight
Aud espionage was all he feared
save and except always. of course. fail.
ure TO fnd his Rosa.
Il VAS about one In the morning
when he arrived inconspicuously teut
not 50 much so as to seem deserving
q nolios surveillancel in tha rs,sh.
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mot but Destiny, II II w
window, she was dressed and
bered out upon the sill.
Sweetheart! My bravest
woman!"
The hook hung steadily witna
inches Of the windowledge. AZ
tended his arm.
Nothing to fear. except lest
you too tight, dear one!"
without a word Judith set Pc
beside his in the hook, surrenoe
his embrace. and closed her eyes
Immediately they were swung
from the window, over toward 2
posite sidewalk, and gently love
the street.
Maybe this isn't a good seh'
Alan eNulted in the innocence
heart. Put ] think it is. Ana
workingmen think it a great ,
told them the simple truth, yo'
that we were elopingl"
By way of answer Judith ON
only a word of tenderness,
And that instant the hook ,
and Alan stepped OF upon ths
walk.
Safe ano sound-Rnd not
over there the wiser as yet!
clared with a derisive nod toSs
home of Urine. Come along.
a limousine waiting. In twehu
Cses Wen be at the terry, in fort
In Jersey. within an hour =
within fou- hours safe az sea.
rTO RE TraNTJNVEDA
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SYNOPSIS.

The ~ Hearts Is ths death sign efa.
piayed ~ Seneca TTiae In the private war
~ vengeance which. through the agency
n bic daughter Judith q woman 81 Flo-
Nnt passions like hla own. he wages
aeainst Alan Law. son OF the man nov
aeaMl whom Urine held responsible for
aar accident which rendered him help
&As rFippla Alan II IN love with Rose.
1udith's tain and double, but In all else
Aef opposite. Judith vows 20 compass
Atan'H ntath, but under dramatic eircum-
StADeNA he saves her Me mnd No. unwitr
@nEiy wins her iaga Thereafter judith
hf turns worked Upon by the old ha-
sfsd the new love. and jealousy Of hsT
sister Rose
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posedly, "in soiutIoA.s
the bottle into the glass.
A measure Of courage
Rose. do you expect 4
make me drink that ?" Il.
contemptuously.
mot but Destiny. ifW
here" From a pocket q 4.
gown Judith produced ! ~,
playing cards. Let theae
will of Destiny toward ne
the seal, shuttle the cards
she explained, suiting actlo'
THE one who gets the trs.
will drain that gloss. n,
gain?"
Never! oh, now | kno,
are altogether mad!"
Whipping a small reyoIv.
other pocket 81, her dressIn.
dith placed 1t ON the tabls
her hand.
you will shoot me ifIa
sent?"
Not you-but him. II
little sister, / will shoot
dead when he comes to -
pointment with you"
With a shudder Rose |
head.
Deal" she muttered fear
may God judge between ual
One by one she stripped
from the top of the deck. a
to Rose, then to herself.
One by one they fluttel
table on either side the glass
and fell face uppermost.
The trey Of hearts fell /
There was an instant of 4
ended by Rose, as Judiths b
steadily toward the glass.
Judith" she implored
beg of you'll didn't mean
back my consent"
TOO late!" said judith.
glass and cycling it's cont
strange smile.
Judith! you cannot me
itf"
Cant l, thought" the ctI
mirthlessly. Just watch D
With a strangled cry RI
her face with her hands
the sight, stood momentari
and dropped to the floor in
faint.
Delaying only to recogni
nomena with a plying ST
weakness of spirit that ca
dith's glance darted throu
dow and saw that which C;
stay her hand an instant Ii
On the topmost tier of 81
building opposite, Alan
amid a little knot of amuI
mated laborers, one foot
steel hook of the hosting
hands clasping the chain
it to the gigantic block.
And as Judith stared, l
something said by one Of
him, looked back, and ";
to some person invisible.
Immediately the arm b
the tackle to move slowly
blocks. Very gently he W
and outward.
With a cry Judith fun
heedlessly from her, leape
room, and snatched up tn
ments Rose had dropped 3
entrance.
In another moment sh,
Cling madly into them.
Before the shadow of A
to the hook and chain, fell
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one big feature on top ~ another
was. is and WIN be the rule at the
Bonita Today "a Is The blessed
Miracle tomorrow and Monday lt viii
Dc Marguerite clark TN The Cruel
BILE"
The RiesEed Miracle" is a heautl-
fui story, written by Harry Chandlee
and with s strong cast headed by the
clever Lubin actress. Ethel Clayton,
it has evolved photoulay that viii
appeal strongly % the emoti onAl mind
Ethel Clayton and Joseph kaufman
play the couple who are living hap
rny until a clever girl friend comes
.nto their lives ard a separation
threatens Then comes the blessed
miracle which brings TIE husband Is 4
realization ~ the dangerous path ne
has been travelling A Nitagraph and
an hiaaanay comedy complete the fine
program ~ the Bonita today.
Tomorrow and Monday The Cruel
Bile with the fascinating actress. Mar
gnerite clark. viii be shown. IL IL a
stirring portrayal - an awonixed souls
triumph Through suffering over threat
euing evils rhis picture La positively
one 81 the best productions OF tho yea
and wherever Il has been exhibited
Il drew enormous crowds Ii II for
this reason that the Bonita has se-
cured this feature Tor two days IL
win be offered AZ popular prices.
More Paramount Magazines viii he
given away 20 ladies this afternoon
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type. few also over sheernesn. There
an anti-aircraft gun fired on II. snd
the machine was seen suddenly 20 dip
Spectators thought Il had been winged
and cheered wild but IL recovered and
assembled Then Il travelled rapidly
across the Isle of Snoppy and the
mouth OF the Thames escaped 10 the
open sea. Apparently no bombs were
dropped on Eheerness.
British aeroplanes are said 70 have
gone in pursuit OF the machine which
appeared over SittinEbourne. but me-
report from them has yet been given
out.
Two hostile aeropianes are reported
over the city of Canterbury. ffty-three
miles east Of London.
Although fears had been expressed
for the safety Of Canterbury Cathe-
dral. II now has been learned that
the German raider dropped no bonnie
while over that city.
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been negligible 80 far az = known
up 70 the present tine.
Two bombs were dropped on Faver-
sham hut ne damage resulted.
Situnghourne. In Kent county. ten
miles from Rochester. has popula-
ton ~ aooe Faversham r. also In
Kent. ten miles northwest Of Canter-
bury. II has a population of 1900.
The aeroplane which dropped bombs
on Faversham was shot "a by local
marksmen. but their ann apparently
was poor
flying over SittnRbourne. the air
man dropped another bomb, but Il
only dug > hole ia an orchard An
other bomb feil into a chalk quarry.
The German machine then started for
the sea BY way of Deal from which
q direction Il had appeared.
II has not been determined conciu-
siveiy whether one or two aeroplanes
took part IN the raid in Kent a dis
patch from Canterbury spoke Of two
aircraft. but this has not been sub
stantiated from any other point.
A German machine. OF the biplane
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When Neptune Daughter opens
lis engagement A. the lFis Theatre
next Monday and Tuesday. April ~
and 20. L IL said fhni thousands ~
people will see the most gorgeous pic
gure yet projected on the screen. The
most eNtravagant praise has been
given this stupendous production that
created q sensation in New York
where IL j. stu playing 10 capacity
houses. and they say after al words
are entirely Inadequate Is do Justice
10 the spiendor and maRniflcenCe ~
TIRE achievement
Five hundred actors appear On this
fim among them one hundred ~ the
brightest children actors on tho stage
and some ~ THE most famous ~ the
screen stars Ia addition to this there
are forty-nine mermaid sisters - An
nefte the most beautiful of Neptune'r
hfty dauRhters. all % whom are expert
swimu - and divers and Well-htted
by nature Co assume the role % tire
graceful and beautiful mmortais.
The richness ~ the setting adds 90
much 20 the excellence ~ this picture
that enc Is always constrained 70 add
that the scenes are laid in and around
Bermuda whore the southern skies
and remarkably clear atmosphere
made possible the almost perfect pho
tographyof NeptunGs Daughter Fnr-
thermore, II mere money can estimate
the value 81 the production it might
be significant 20 say that the cost of
this nim was more than two hundred
thousand dollars A more important
fact however is that the result more
than 5ustiHes the expenditure.
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ADJUSTMENTS



Today's program AZ the Isis locks
ailurinz and inviting q fss extreme
not 20 mention the fact that VIII %
necessity be VERY interesting and
amusing photoplay entertainment.
The Bombay Buddha" Imp produc-
ton, a three-reel idol story. written
by John n Clymer ard produced BY
Stuart Patton. The idos - seen being
taken from Powers family safe. BY
some unknown. Detectives are EN-
Iiindoos are brought strongly into the
play Though the plot ingredients IN
this are very familiar there il still
pleasing novelty IL the development
81 this story
The detectives rlse FOR locating the
idol was a good one. The photography
Is good and the story as q whole re-
tains the interest well
The Imp Film CO presents ~ the
leadins parts. Hobart Henley. Allen
Holuhar Francis Nelson. Howard
Champion in this high-class produc-
ton.
The young woman who plays the
role Of Sal In this two-reel production
is very charming Ga the part The
story OF the picture il not out Of the
ordinary. but on tho whole the pro-
ductlon pleases sal was a hash
Singer IN q western town. according
20 some people. but the father N the
fastener who fell In love with her Is
Afterwards forced 20 admit thar she IL
good enough for his son.
Ethefs Deadly Alarm Clork tNo. 20
~ the "Hill" Serlesl tKomicl. This
constitutes No. 20 u the Office Roy
series. Elmer Booth appears along
with the usual cast. and does effec-
tive work. a novelty Is introduced 81
tho end where the Dago g. blown ur
by his own deadly continuance. and
ascends into the clouds. descending ~
the 6our or his own home only p
receive the hard end Of broom stick
acroS his back
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chleaao 2. 81. Louis 4

bin creating Broward county. out ~ q
part % Dade They cndeavored 20 set
this through last time and they viii
try harder this time and they think
they have the proposition going on the
high roads Tor early enactment.
Mr.. Wood ~ Pinellas. has several
times made the strange statement that
he desires q vote lntelligentiy on all
matters pending IN the house. Re did
Il again today IN opposition 20 a mo-
ton 90 waive the rules. saying that
this practice ~ rushing local bills
through under waiver - bad proce-
dure. because although most a. these
lolal bins are harmless except per
haps 70 the particular localities Affect
ed he agreed with Brother Mapoles
r. Walton. that there has been mig
gers ~ the woOdpile" On these bills ia
the past and that there might be mig
gers IN the woodpile" n the future
Re r. strong FOR the regular order.
which by the way r. the best way 70
iegislate quickly and as Mr.. Wood
says, lnteIiiwentiy
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guiar course hy belng referred O.
committee Ca county organization
that all parties Interested therein
.ght Sc heard Map0les wanted e.
aeh 4 through bat Lew ~ JACKSON.
uported Hrock's position Tor giving
euty 81 time q Investigation - that
eese lines might ~ adjusted "a sat
d al parties. The motion Is waive
as lost and the senate blIl will take
regular course
NEXT TO PROHIBITION.
'enaY 81 81 Lucle interrupted the
Hlar order hv unanimous consent
aar for ghe purpose ~ INTRODUCING
bin that tbe prohibition folks hsink
the nest best thing 90 statewide
rahiblt.ou THE IS known as the
Hunal package b.ll prohibiting safe
liquor ~ beer 2 SINS 9 santittea less
aat = half pnt and also prohibiting
sfeEns. free ~ paid for lunches.
atrs settees music ard drinking On
ST premises on which the liquor &
8 either ~ the purchasers ~ The
arseepef and hls friends
Tom Bryan 81 iauderdsie. and some
gter east coast citizens an proml
nt are here Is push through the
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LAWYERS IN CASE.
INDICTED. PLEAD
~ ASSOCIATED PRESS.

New York. April l6.-David slade
~ the law firm ~ SHADE q Slade. AZ
tcrneys FOR Rae Tanner III her ahan-
doued breach 81 promise suit AGAINST
james W. Osborne today entered ten
tative pleas 81 NOS guilty ~ two In-
dictments charging conspiracy. tie
was released on $4,000 bail
Maxwell SHADE entered similar pleas
Yesterday The SHADES refused 10 ais-
cusF their case
Albert J. Mccullough. = detective
employed hy the SHADES. who IL under
indictment with them. surrendered
himself today
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Boston and Athletics In Tie;
Cleveland Wins From Detroit

Boston. April Boston and Phil
adelphia hattled % q lie this after
noon. darkness ending sae game with
the score 8 and 8 As on tire day pre-
vious Boston punched All hits The
score R.H.E.
Boston .... .s........,g o
Philadelphia .... ......g
Batteries~-Ruth and CarfiRans
Eressler and McAvox. umpires, Con-
nelly and chill
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~ vou check up the number ~ oot-
Ties used you Will find F0leys Honey
and Tar in greater demand than any
other cough medicine II Is safe.
prompt and effective FOR colds. croun.
hoarseness. bronchial coughs. throat
and laErippe. II contains no opiates
and is the preferred cough medicine
Tor children
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MANY SEARCHING
FOR MISSING WOMAN
~ AssoCIArED PREss-

Eikins. " Va. April te-Flve hun-
dred persons are searching the noun
tains ca this vicinity Tor trace % Mrs
Elizabeth Rif1e. Ts. who disappeared
from her home near here wednesday
Thirty years ago her snr. four years
old. wandered iufo thr mountains and
never returned Since then she often
has gone On excursions into the hills
IN the belief that she would find him
y was while shs was on one ~ thess
missions that she disappeared. neigh
boris declare Officials % q local Turn
Der company Yesterday cert a train
load % men from here 90 aid IN The
hunt.
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Brooklyn Defeats New York;
Reds Again Trim the Pirates

New York. April Ie.- With Apple
ton pitching ia good form Brooklyn
this afternoon defeated New York 5
10 8. thua winning their first game
- the season. The score r. ~ y.
Brooklyn ..f....+ ........5
New York .....s I
Appleton and McCarty:
perrift and Myers. umpires. Rigier
and Hart
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Our -Jlrngv" oss.r-rhI. and Sc.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip. enclose with five cents 20 Foley
a Co. Chicago. III. writing your maine
and address clearly. Yom win receive
IN return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs. colds and Group. Foley Kidney
pills. and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
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New Orleans Loses TO Atlanta;
Mobile Wins From Birmingham

Atlanta. April fs..-Aithough out
batted End outneldsd Atlanta won
from New Orleans Tits afternoon by
re score - 20 8. Viewers wtidness
was accountable FOR several u the
runs The score: RH.E
New Orleans .-...............s ~
Atlanta .....4+.s .+.+ss.+.s.s+4
Hstteries--yysayer Beck and Hig-
gins. Dent. Thompson and Neider-
korn umplrea. KERN and Chestnut.
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Birmingham. April le.- Noodle De-
feated Birmingham to-day 90 8. the
visitors driving Roth from the mound
~ punched hits The acore Ri =.
Mobile ..s.....s.. ..........b
EftEftHAti AElsatM - D
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and Schmidt:
Roth. Black and wallace. umpires,
o.Toale and Hrsitensteln.
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Batteries Vance. Councilman and
Gibson. Douglas Dale and Clark; nm
pirea. Klein and Emslie.
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chattanooga- April i5.--Chattanooga
lost 70 Memphis again this afternoon
through inability 60 hit. The score
was 5 70 8. The score r.. H. r.
Memphis ....... ...3 III L
Chattanooga ...... ..b s =
BRfteriea-.Shirley. Morrison AMI
Andren. Cunningham Meter and
Betty. umpire. Kudderham
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BASEBALL
RESULTS


Boston Philadelphia. postponed.
rain
Cincinnati 4. T'ittsburK 2
New York 8 Brooklyn 6
Chicago 4 81 Louis 2
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Washington. April ft washington
defeated New York this afternoon 3
% E IN close and exciting game Tho
score r. r. T..
New York ....#..s.....-..9
Washington ...4. ......8 1
batteries Brown ard Sweeney;
liia and Ainsworth umpires. Evans
ma Mullancy
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Cleveland .. Detroit 8.

Detroit April u. Cleveland baited
two Detroit pitchers out Of the box
this afternoon and hit Boland hard.
winning from Detroit b the score -
20 8 THE score RHE
NteFttaka sss-ess.s sssssss.ssstt Il
Detroit ..... ..........g 4
Batteries HaKeruan. Jones and
Eagan, Cayct. Roland. I,edbetter and
Mckee. umpires Hilderbrand and
OLouRhlin
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Zeppelins Near London
Terrify British Public

CONTINUED From Page one)
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Na.hrIIl. Z. LIttls &C. !

Little Rock. April fs.-Nashville
easily defeated Little Rock this after
noon. the home club being unable 20
hit or acid The score Ri n.
Nashviile .s.s....... .......T 2
Little Rock ...a........s.".s.s....1
Batteries and street, Pin
cher. Lively and Hayes; umpire, Pfen-
Ringer.
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washington 3. NeW York g
Philadelphia s. Boston s, nine
innings. dark
Detroit 1. Cleveland .
-. Louis 4. Chicago Q
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81 Loul. 2. Chicago 4.

Chicago. April is.--Lsvender kept
the hits Of -. Louis well scattered
this afternoon, while those OF Griner
were punched. the home club winning
~ the score Of 4 % 2. The score
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louse Votes Against
Bank Investigation

aContinued from Pase onel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
piesburu 2, cinelnnasi 4.

Cincinnati. April ls.-Cincinnati
made Il two out of three from Pitts
burg by winning this afternoon 4 80 2.
The Pirates secured only three hits.
The score. R.HE.
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