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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04
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w WVITVIV u " NO NN"T NNTU0 on
tho nafkct it h honestly made
ny people whe have high rcpu-
laiien fot quality goods. The
wallis are s-rlN kcopins Qua che
hrat ami saving ice bills. II has
q NondcrfN water SCOOTER that
uara no extra ice and insnres
sate fans tasting water The trap
never tioas. "a constant cir,uia-
ton 81 dry. cald elr keeps food
,asting fresh it's Is great re-
frisorator Ia every way, Npu1l
he deieme9 with a. como in
and ser ID.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-03
FALL OF SLATE
KILLS WALTERS
MoUNOSViLLE NEGRO MEETS
DEATH ~ PARIS RUN MINE
ACCIDENT.
Fellow Miner Is Unable 70 Lift Heavy
Stones From PROSTATE Man
Corcner Acts.

"Nick" Walters. AGED o.. a negro.
was killed iu the PAIRS Run coal mine.
at M0undsyile yesterday morning
when he was struck and buried De
meath fan ot stone and slate
Walters. together with Earl Arm
strong. had gone 90 work at $50
O'Clock and when the accident occur
red We're making preparations 90 prop
the biz stones and slate Armstrong
was picklu- up some props when sud-
denly his attention was attracted Uy
hearing gruans. He Immediately went
into the room where be- had left Wal
ters and there found his partner bur
led beneath slate and stones. Arm
strong attempted 90 dig him out. out
could not succeed in hfting some OF
the larger stones. Others rushed To
the scene and Walters was soon un-
covered. lie was sam living but lied
before medical aid could be- sum
moued.
Coroner J. T. McCombs was imme-
diately notified of the accident and
after an Investigation rendered yer
dict OF accidental death
lie is survived by three children
and his second wife. his FIRST wife
having preceded him in death a num-
Der ~ years.
Arranecments for the funeral mad
mot been completed last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-03
Simple Home Treatment That
Acts Almost Like MAGIC

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-03
AWARDS JUDGMENT
IN CHANCERY SUIT
ORDER ENTERED FAVORING KLIE.
YES LUMBER COMPANY IN
OLD LITIGATION.
Notice Of Appeal 20 State Supreme
Court Is Given BY Defendants.
Richland Coal Company, Ct al.

That an appeal Co the stat, Su.
preue Court will De- taken in the case
OF The Khcyes Lumber Company
against tho Bichlsud Coal Comuauy.
go al. was officially stated ar the court
house house yesterday afternoon.
judge H'ryey entered am order iu
which ho directed that certain moneys
De- paid to certain defendants ON me-
Dhanic.s liens which v,r. held to valid
The Jud-meut- aggregate $4,000 i'm
favor of the plainurs and subcou.rac-
tors EN-Speoial Iude, James ".
Ewins was named special commits
s.oncr 90 take charge OK the affairs.
and to SCH certain properties after
such sale had been advertised for four
weeks after date OF order
Notice OF arrest OF Judgment was
presented Zoo allow the defendants 90
hIo fnelr appeal The case DIS mon.
particularly styled EUeyes Lumber
Company rs. BchIaud Coal Comrar..
d. g. Mckinley a. g. Hubbard Dollar
Savings and Trust Company. Wheel
ing Wall Plaster CO.. IS. a. E8u-ruan.
and n. w. lg-eer. Do involves certain
property boz Richlard district. aud BIAS
been ON the docket pending for some
time
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verdict for the defendant in the case
of Morris Leavltt administrator.
aLainst Raleigh Coal a coke Conn
pary. DAMAGES tor $4,000 were ask
I'd for the death of miner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-03

\ large selection of OAR
LING SETS that usually
sell for Sl2J an Il Sl.JO. |
FRIDAY CT OO|
ONLY wv
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-21
Meim ssr.uno, Der grambahu'
fntider.

Dor bem arisge mar sr tsiH Srams
babntuti9er, ionoern sin Shriftitsls
Ter. @rpbs aussn bate er gemd4t,
ipIrbe ibm elmer nit Wabriaaesaben
duf ben appi 5ussiast bdben: sun
ger Mtann, Sic tpsrben nod einmal eis
nsn Waeen Der 2inis 7 ourfss 2eben
Isnten.@ 4ber tpie 0ds 10 gebt, Der
&riea bat pielss ipobrgemaat, mas
man uienols sIaubts, uno oieles uns
pabr, lpds man INNER elaubte. SO
bate msiu 5reuno ppr BEN Srt,es
iists eesIaubf, bub isin Drama, ben
benz er ale sltte bis auf eiusn ihon
seI4riebsn bate, in oisiem 9erbit ais
Elm aaiisnfiiasr purd bic 2dnoe Sose.
glber ba tam eiH erSbsres Drama ilne
IoIdbte alIe nubern Dramen nno
DrGmIein aus, une meines 5reunots
Dramenitumpf iebute iih oersebsEs
na9 bsm Ifstsu 4it, ben sdnSsn Sons
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bic prsifsi ipdrtn tttpas nieorissr.
Dielt Dolt BEN Nnstbot bliebtn uE<
periQuft.
yttftlsrt IND lppsrs Sflsrs I'D
7.60, dussrltItns bls eytra V.6O-
800, 1Ieii@tr SfIere $o.2b-6.W,
aussrleiene BIS tEtro $I.0O-7,b0!. !
9eiftrs 4.b0-6.bo. aussrltlsne pis
ertra lsihte $6.60-7,25. Rahs $3.xD
5.25. austrItisns BIS srtra $b.3o-
800, Gamers 3o.U-4O0.
8nllen. Die 3ufu9r mar
heute gtring uno otr Utdrft tfefi9.
Wtagtre unp isl9te $4.oo-ooO'
Bologna. $5.5O-6oO erfra $o.io'
fstts gullsn $6.Oo-6.25.
&dlber. Oie yia9lragt nas
cine quite uaD Dls yrs'ie ttitgsn I'M
2o--6Oe per loO Pfnno.
0sip0bnliae nnp 9roBs S5po--
1000, tutr Die gaie lsl9is $oO-
lo.oo. srfra sio.oo-il.0U.
. 4petHG Der yarif nal
beute langlam uno DE preIle Iielen
um loe PEI 10y Yluno. oa aag "
Den ipelfli9sH usaritsn DC prs''s per'
unfep1In8en.
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9lsk.NaAri4tes.
Opnnttstaa, 21. San.

XIV HNt ~ St Ni' soN"-
Der ObiofIuB III fnf iiberaa in
Sieisen begriffsn uub bate ssltsrr
abenb bei bieIieer Sfabt eiuen Wui'
ieritanb pon 1927 SUB.
Die folssnbsn Dspsi6sn trafsT
tpGbrenb oss seiirisen 5ases bisr
Elm:
pitsburg, pa.-17.2 SUB. ltsist.
Wkelius, %. @a.-24.5 iyub. ftsigt
parfersburs, W. @a.-22.3 SUB.
aanapba sydGs, go. @a.-13.2 Jub,
gbarleIfon, 80. @a.--18.8 5ub, felt
gcrtsmoutb, D.-33.2 SUB, iteiSt.,
Qoutspill., ap.-11.2 Jub, itsigt.
eDansDill., Jnb.-28,4 SUB. fdlt.
glafbbiIle, asnn.-26.8 SUB, fGat.
GbattanOosa, 1enn.-19.6 GuB.
Cairo, Sa.-305 SUB. iteist.
Rempbis, 5sHn.-21.8 SUB, ftsist.
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fiuirisr Gut Hoaf $6.45; potuotrsb
$5.65; Gubss $3.50; sranulat.o
$555; Gonfniionsrs az s5.45; Oil
~ $500; ipsibsr sytra &c $500
srtra &c $4.80, q. .. glsrifisb psis
Ger $5-20-5.30, bo. sslbsr S4.70-
$3.50. bo. ssIbsr bon $4.46-47o per
100 pfunb.
WoIaffes IN ffsiis.-Hep Drs
leans Dptu asttIs 40-55t. gentrIfus
aol 20-3Oc psr gaupns.
Rets. = 2o,iiiiann, Gdntp Senb
61-7e, primn bs--6ir, oroindrrr At
--5e. Sapan 4A-4se per pfsnb.
Datrp probufts
Hutter. Rortt rubis, Wrslis
{hpSd,er. lDbolemiIt erira 34c;
gsnirdIiseb ertra 32ic. GsntrdIiS.O
sTirits 29As;; bo. GssoHbs 24-
-25t; syantp DARN 26c; Padins
eiOd 1SF19Ac per pfunS.
Qafs.- Rartt fer. Stio 16s.
Iprbpejtlidsr 16--181c, glsn gcrt
liz Gmiueiasr 21-33t. ho. Bird 16s.
Qimburasr l6-17e per yfuHb.
Gier. preiie ftItsg. prtma
frIi6s SiIbnspssn sss, iisPS slas.
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Eie naGfolgenbtn nuettrungen bes
siebsu f& MIR auf GngrcSs s4ranss
uitionen. Bet ifeinersn GsiMdfteu
iptrbsn stipas b5bere grtfe bsrednst.
proifioneM
e&mara - prima Gteam
10.25-1O.35. Jamilb S4ruals 113c
bro Wfunb.
s,oa,rn.far.,u.safeif6
Gborf rIear geit.n 11i-1iae ibors
sRippsui,ii,n 1I--11Ie ertra iiort
eisur gsifsn 113-12ie. GduItern 10
: -1ose @eaies 12h-1ae unb &e
mefjr psrpadt.
Bacon. - Gbprt clear Geiten
122--l2ae, ertra hort Wipptnieitsn
12l-125r. fbort Rippenfeiten 123--
121c u. DelIiss 13a-14fc lofe nnb Il
per gfunb mebr perpadt.
Guoar Gureb Hfetf&. -
Sdiufsn 15s-lee. wienie G&uls
term 12l-13c. prsaffsif Waeon 1S
--19c. SduItsru 12a-13e. trodene
Beef Gdiufen 27-29e,
Slkaep5feItes 1letfd.
S&initn 13--l34e, pirnis S6uIs
tern 114-11ac, Bellies 151-16e.
S6uliun 114-11ae, Tsu gort Gut
114-11ac
Nrifmes xrtifm Gdtu,
len 1o1-12at T,icnfc Sd,uItern 91-
9ae. gfuffern al - 9ir. fbpri
gRippeni.ifen 9s-9ae. Ihort clear
Etiien 1O-1O1c. erira fbort Geiten
9a-10c, we1tss 1Oa-14c bro
a3furb.
m,bf nrh g.tretbe.
mebI yi,in..r g,at,nt ss'50--
|s.7o' O aeint.r sanep s6.15ws,zO, bo.
Samirn s5 75U5 on Grtra $50
X 6D oySinsr,s s6 1o-s3O. 6ort.r
m,i,,n asa.eut 81 15-7.65. bo. iancp
se.7o-e.e5. 30. aamilp $50
|6.10. Noooeumebl rlorbtpeitIidss ae.
miIntes Sc. .15--8.4O rsfres gftp
K. 8.25-6.7O Der 9bl.
meiaen- glo. 2 roiber gpiut.r
81. .42-i.43 gao. 3 bo. s1.41--
/ 40 $40. 4 bo s1.3e-l4l
Welf&iorn - 30. / peiBss
TAG. Ro. 2 DO. 74-741e, 9o. 3 DO.
73s-74e. Ro. q eo. 72t-73e, Ro, 3
DO. 7l-72s. Ro. o DO. !o-7le. No.
II gelpss 14t. To. q DO. l4-toee.
U0 y hN TQ4-TAf MA n m ia
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e6teasD. 20. Sanuar.

e6teasO. 20. Sanuar.
B,is.n. - Jiir mai $1.375-
LAB. an Cd lub SLAB; fir SuIi
81. 1.224-125s, am S4luB $1.25s.
WeII6tOru. giir gioi 765-
1876, am SdfIb 7sse; fiir SuIi TIA
-79e. an SaluB 79ic.
6ofsr. = iyiir Rai 54a-56e, am
SdIub 55!c; fir SuIi 52s-53is,
am S9Iub 53sc.
RpaqsH. - 90. 2 $1.20.
Gerite. = 69-77r.
5tmotbp. = $6.00-7.50.
alss. = S12.5O-15.O0.
port. - 5iir Sanuar $1s.35; fir
Msai S1s.so-1s.0o, am S4IuB
1887.
sdmaI3. = Sir Wiai SOTO
1880, ON S9lub $10.S0; fir Su!i
1O.S7-10.e5, dm Shlub 1895.
RippeHisit.H. - Cir Mai $10.25
1885, am S4Iub 1875; fir SuIi
5000.
Butter. - Wtarit unperGnbsrt.
gisr. - 9rsiie niehrissr. Srbis
mare firTts 35-40c; firfts go.
aartuffsln. : preife h6ber. Wis
d,iaan unS @iseonfin rOtbs 35-4oe;
30. ipsibs ss-45s.
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n : ip qlorf 90 eEonuor.

Rem porf 20. 5onaar.
3inn - Wlarft itarf; 5 9onnen
qdrtie $34.06-34.75; % 9onnsn
Qdrtie $34.O0- $500. aupfsr, ftt.
Glstrolptic $14.00; Gaftins $13.75.
Giisn,. = Wartt rubis uHb unpsr>
dnbtrt.
DIei. - Wsnrtt rubis $685.
3.7o; speIter. feft. $e.4o-6.50
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RtnbIta.

Sntel (ber einsu lsbr biiunsn unh
ungleiden Bart bait. IS 1T ihrd,
lid, bic Weptteu ashen mir su 9aus
iiher alIesis
Der Helm. Frts: .0nisl, ba iinb
fie nObl au6 in 9eiuem Bart gene
fsu2-
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~ l. U(0IlL U<kIH~
esv,,se,s nou a. a,funS unb bcriiber 4
ia. nater II 4funb 16c; 6tunen
11--lss: 6dbns 81. 1ruibHbnsr
10-16s: Guns Be-; Ghten 10-14e;
14c Gydnit S-12e per pfuub,
Safsn - Oons frif4s $2.40--
geo. aussrIeTue 75c-S1.00 per
Uutenb.
rxa u.mrf.
G,,s. m,.s.f q TX
1epIs To- IL mt1 ws6 @ S,,r1;ts. %
gs, o =. ~, = "H m1,H snn, a,.,o
w w.a;.a 90 TX ono Gaiitrrnig
s3OO-3 % Der Rife.
Orauotu-gJlorft rubfa unb
ifetid sFforibd 81. .75-2.25 per aiffe
ynnS,riIes So 50-s3.OO Der Ooppels
mn,
grape aruii. - 1loriba
81. .85-2. .25 per Rifle.
Muauas Guboniihs $3.50
800 per Crate.
sgr1beereu. - 1anep 30-35c
Der Qudrt.
Wi,r,u eidres soOo-225.
p;ss,, % oEo 60 TutHes s2.75-
a0o psr 9u.
mrtikefbeerfn.A y gape Cob
"a 0o-s1 50 per BEL unb S1.25 Der
aife.
RartoffeIu. -Uiihisan 55e-
58e per Blu. unb S1.5O-1e5 per
Bbl. bonn Gtors. Rsb RiDsr friibe
Obio 65-70c per Bu.
Sunse aartoffelr. = Ser
muba S6.50-700 per Dbl.
GakfartoffeIu-Gdte Sers
Zen s46O-S4.50. bo. medium $2.75
p.r sr 96f,
araut. Usartt rubia. 9dni.
inss s17.Oo--s1s.O0 per 9Onns aui
Dem GtIefTe unb $1.5o-$175 per
gbl. pom Store.
grbftn. Gioriou. - $500
$3.50 per Camper.
3nitbsIu. - Gelbt 95e-s1.0C
ID. gu. BON: Stor. II. $500 bOmGe'
I,ii.. D.ibe 95e-s1.OO per gu. Dom
Store unb 90--95c Dom Gslsiis.
gtlsrp. - Wiassan Sl.oo pei
aiiis.
Grine gobHen. - 6lorion
$1.75-2.O0; BdhsbobneH $2.oo PEI
5amper.
0urfen.- Sreibbnus SIPS per
Tubfnb. ,sloribn $500 per Camper
Harotter. - Gepoiaene $500
--S3. 90 Der gbI.
Rotbe Riben- etnktmiih'
| 81 .0o-1 80 Der gbl.
| Stedriiben. - S1.25-l.5o p
Dbl.
| Wsibe EabeH. - Sl.2o pei
Dbl.
aaNoprooutfs.
| 5eu. - No. l 1imothp $3.50
1890; so. 2 5imotbp s16.75-17.
100; Ro. 3 5imotbp $14.7o-1o.00
RD. 1 semii9ter alte $1s.2o-ls:5O
IgO. 2 $16.25-16.50; Rc. l sri.
$3.50; Ro. 2 DO. $3.50; alfalI'
| $17.00-20.00 per Spnns.
mubIenfutt.r III f.,tia. aIei
IS28.OO-2e.25. WiboIina srobe
S2S.OO-28.5o, bo. fsines $500
1000, qsmiTdtss gutter S26.5o-
27.o0.
Gdmereien - Warii Ifeiic
| aleeJameu s7.4o-s.3O auf bsm gs
| l,iIe unb ss.40-9.5O Der pu. Dor
| Giore. gimotbp 81. .90-2.2O auf ben
GsIeiIe unb s2.3o-2.9O per gu. bon
G.cre mu6ptf,<u zoe p,r gu.
/ m.rfh;.h.,.a
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almstudrti8e Warfte.
9.p gOtf, 20. Sdnuar.
1.kf oeo~t fsr

u " " " ~ JS"N''
Msbl. Mart fsii.
Roessnmsbt. - War,t felt.
guansiSsumebl. - Ror,t flau.
gu4pei5,n. = Wartt f.it,r. Sapas
n.iii8er sos, eemiiater $500,
SiIpsr quill S1.98.
MaismebI. - Wdrtt fsit. J.iHss
ip.ibss unb sslbss $1.70-1.75. aoIs
btn,orn $1.65--1.70.
Rpessn. - Warit pillie, go. 2
Dtf 1929, {, |. +. Buffalo.
gsrits. = Marit feiis. ssmalats
SO-S7c c. /. (. Buffalo.
Wsissu. - Wlartt itart; 80. 2
rotbsr $1.51 unb go. 2 barter S1.50i
aII.r auf ben gslsiIsn fur 4usfuhr;
To. l ROrtbsrn Dunlutb $1.44s unb
no. ! QOrtRru RaHitoba $1.51i c.
I. T. Buffalo.
Weli6furH. - Mdrtt fsii; 30. 2
sslbss s2tc {. |. T. fir 3ufubr.
Sai.r. Wnrit fsit. Stanbaro
SOC; RO. 4 u.iber 5sAt; fanep s.'
hiifftsr fpeihtr 60-61e.
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Ghfeaao. 90. eanuar.

S6tpeine 3ufubr 5000. preiie
nisbriger. Built $6.65-6.85. Iei4te
s6.55-6.95, ssmiibts $6.5o-6.90,
ihpsre $6.35-6.85, raube $685.
6.59, Jtriel $5.25-6.95.
9Rinbpieb. 3ufubr 5000. Wdrtt
idpa&. Ginbeimii6e Sti.re $3.50
--9.25, stiibe uuo Seifsrs $3.2O-
800, adlbtr $7.25-10.50.
s6afe. - 3ufubr 5000. Rartl
iiari. G6dfe $5.s5--6.60; Sabr'
linae $s.70-7.50, admmsr 1915
765.
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Q3rIb, gOnbs nnb aitien in slelu yorI

GeiAdftspavisrr purben ~ sx--le< bis.
fonfirt. @edfd auf eonboa uosen tdig
~ ASIA flf 90 Taae Gidt; AabeIsGu.
iuettuHeene4.Sl3f nnb Sidt.a a9t&|sI es.sSM.
stItsr.Horrsn tss, naeriianti4s 1siiars
SIZE
AftieuMagSt.-.9ie 0ei@aite pastn
hsHte isu ON Der bisiieeH D0rfs uno bic
$reife baffen ~ letben. GpAtsr tsat zine
@enbune sin. pcbs! bic 0erIuite gum Gtsu
wsebsr gutgema4t SutbsR.
oHnesos 1tsisz
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Wiebutdrfte.

Giueinuati 20. Sauuar.
Die 3ufubr uRb 2lusfubr pdbrsnb
Der l.bien "a Gtunb.n. psrsIideu NIT
bsrisIbsn 3sit Der Iestsn swei 2ase
mar ME fOlst:
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M4 fO.

Run snbli9 babe it m<ins is&fts
2odter perbeirathsi.s
80 gputuIisrel@
.Gut, gut. abr bic ssia fiiuf ba'
b i@ na@ an &aii..
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8ufu9r.
q AusfubL

Rinbbteh. Die iDiatigite
gladriht mar beuts. bab bic Quurans
tame : MaBrestln uidt mshr 70 ffreng
burdstfiihrt iDerbsn ipiirDeu i'm Gtcos
ie Obio fur RinbDisb. SiOdsrs unb
Wiltiiibs. = Die 3ufubr mar ss-
ring sbsHI0 aud biz 9a4frags anb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-21

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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-11-23
SYNOPSIS.

The morning after the finding OF WI
Fang's body and Kennedy's disappear
ance, Marcus Del Mar, foreign agent,
swims ashore from a submarine In the
bay. His mission is to recover the lose e
torpedo. He wins the confidence OF
Elaine She is warned by "a little old
man to be careful of Del Mar. who gets
the torpedo only to have 1t DESTROYED Dy
the little old man. Jameson is captured
by Del Mars men. Elaine rescues hlm
Lieutenant Woodward and his friend,
Professor Arnold, attend party given
at the Dodge home, where unknowlnsiy,
Del Mar gives Elaine clue. In her at
tempt to prevent his cutting the Atlanuc
cable she is made a prisoner. Jameson,
in a hydro-aeroplane, saves her from
drowning. Disguised as a man she dis
covers the entrance OF Del Mars WIRE
less cave. She is saved by Jameson. Ar
mold and Woodward destroy the wireless
station, but Del Mar escapes. In de-
serted hotel in the woods Elaine discov-
ers Del Mars men at work. Is captured.
but escapes. When the hotel Is attacked
the men retreat to the woods, where
they explode gas bombs, defeating Lieu
tenant Woodward and his attacking par
ty. Elaine receives new searchlight gun
from an unknown friend. Elaine diseoY-
ers a bomb hidden by one of Del Mars
men They take it to Professor Arnold
yacht They are attacked by Del Mar
and his men. The searchlight gun saves
Elaine and jameson who reach the yacht
safely. Del Mar appears with subma-
rine and destroys the yacht with tor
pedo Professor Arnold and his party
escape. LuTed by a woman posing as a
modiste Elaine is again captured by Del
Mar and rescued by an old naturalist and
Jameson as she is about to drift over
waterfall in a boat. Professor Arnold, In
a desperate attempt to prevent Del Mar
from stealing the harbor defense plans.
makes Elaine the unconscious instrument
TO save them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-11-23

hat box OF strong cardboard and
some red, white and green water-color
paints are required to make this doll 8
house. A view of it is given IN the
picture above, also a picture OF the
roof and of the front and one SIDE.
The roof and chimneys are to be made
separately.
Two large. square openings are cut
out at the front and above them an
oblong is cut on three sides. Bent
outward this forms an awning that Is
painted in red and white stripes a
door is cut in the side and panels and
doorknobs painted on it. Openings
are cut in the roof to hold the chin
neys and it is painted in green squares
to simulate shingles
The house and chimneys are paint
ed red lined with white to simulate
bricks. White paper pasted over the
windows will look like shade. After
the parts are made they are fas'
tened together with paper fasteners.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-11-23

Good morning" greeted Del Mar
pleasantly. Il see that you got my
note, and I'm glad you were so
prompt. Won't you be seated?"
I've something at last to report to
you about Kennedy" he said a mo-
ment later. clearing his throat.
Aunt Josephine turned from us as
Elaine and / rode on on our horses
from Dodge hall, considerably wor-
ried.
Then an idea seemed to occur to
her and she walked determinedly into
| the house.
Jennings" she called to the butler,
have the limousine brought around
| from the garage Immediately"
yes, ma'am,' acquiesced the faith
full Jennings. hurrying out.
| 1t was only few minutes later that
the car pulled around before the door.
Aunt Josephine hustled out and en-
| tered.
Fort Dale" she directed the driver,
6iCdIly dSltatCu. <A6h AOI A1ouIcndut
Woodward"
Out at Fort Dale, Woodward was
| much astonished when an orderly an
| nounced that Aunt Josephine was
waiting in her car to see him on very
urgent business. He ordered that she
be admitted at once.
Il hope there's nothing wrong?" he
| inquired anxiously, as he noted the
excitement and the worried look on
| her face.
Tim afraid there may be-" she
| replied, sitting down and explaining
| what Elaine and had done.
The lieutenant listened gravely.
And" she concluded, they
wouldn't listen to me, lieutenant.
Can't you follow them and keep them
out of trouble?'
Woodward, who had been listening
to her attentiyely, jumped up as she
concluded. EYES," he cried, sympa-
| thetically, 81 can. I'll go myself with
some of the men from the post. If
they get into any scrape, I'll rescue
| them"
| Almost before she could thank him.
| Woodward had hurried from his Office,
followed by her. On the parade
| grounds were some men. Quickly he
issued his orders and a number OF
them sprang up as he detailed them
off for duty. It was only moment
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-11-23

ders were to seize anyone entering On
leaving"
Protests we're in vain. The hermi.
was forced to go before Lieutenant
Woodward who was just in the rear
directing the advance.
~Well," demanded Wooa"aiu'
what's your BUSINESS"
For an instant the hermit stooo
mute. What should he do? he mas
reason to know that the situation
must be urgent.
Slowly he raised his beard so ina.
Woodward could see not only that !.
was false but what his features iooAeu
like.
Arnold" gasped Woodward, star
tied. What brings you here? Elaine
and Jameson are in the mousse We
have it surrounded
Half an hour before, in the 81. Ter.
main, Arnold had no sooner receiSed
| the telaphotograph than he hurried up
to his room. From a closet ne hau
produced another of his numerous as
guises and quickly put it on WIN
scant white locks falling over MS
shoulders and long scraggly heard ne
had made himself into a verltaoie
wild man. Then he had put on the
finishing touches and had made MS
way toward Del Mars.
A look of intense anxiety now
| flashed over Arnold's face as he heard
| Woodward's words.
But" he cried. there is an under
ground passage from the house to
| the shore"
"The deuce!" muttered Woodward
more alarmed now than ever. come
men-to the house." he shouted out