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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Two brick stores ok
200 feet each adjoining, north ido
leare On piaiu,iou. Texas. for
rent. IN wheat and grain belt
Abundant water around pla'uyicW
TOR irrigation Plate glass front and
rp 10 date Splendid for drug store.
Hry goods. or groceries. RDu 500
rcr month. each. Address Box zee
Tyler. Texas. March li-el
ron RENT Nicnn furnished room
Very cheap v.U board t0 la1g cr
90 % and wife Phone zoos
llG.-p
FOR RENT Am COZ part of room
nodcru bungalow furnished 5000
Harrison hone 1910 lI,'op
FOR REST Nicol, furnished MOD
ern apartment also one Furnished
bedroom So Chanslor Ap'rtmo.
lI1-ap
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. VOL
POLK Phone 21l. lIs-ap
FOR Rent Modern house 1908
buchanan an convenience az Sl5.
per month. Phone 5il llN.3tp
ron RENT Furnished rooms Ton
hsht housekeeping elG Polk
1850
rOR Rent Five room modern
house at so COS Harrison street
Suitable for two small families 81
,re large ono Has hot and cold
ator linol,um on kitchen floor a
Bucks Range in tho Kitchen aud
agu gas range boz another room
f-.co $500 A room mbdorr
house ON south poIk street Has hot
AID cold water. bath and garage
Price $4,000 one fla' in 50 charlie
Alagfmcuts pr.yat, bath buffet
.t,hou. steam heated 1.-Two hDr.
anl y0u $500 live con 'oriabE an
t., Time one single room in So
charlie. Apartments suitable '1r
a.li0 g0nt'rw.r Price $3.50"
Hcrc room %. $50 f0, wee. st
Hn,.' sso .u,,. n.' Good ....
lDn for uy Hu.u.e. .ru.r s...ol.
ar, room 90 $50 |1u F..I IE
stree. opuo.ii. n.. puHoHI.. a.I.
.la 1880 f.D' dandy Iu.'
room for .mal drug .'0ro ot rlr.
iectiouerg- PRICE f,r 900 - r0ou
dwelling af $50 800 N Ea.t IU
feet on thc paving Price 5000
T. room DWELLING a' $50 1000 Ea.f
"A street. rcar Denver roun1houa
rf'oe So 900 'pp.r to Cha D. Green
owner or 90 auy reliable rnal e.iafr
agency n Amarillo
fIe.et
FOR RFNT TVo brick store. s-t
on f~o' each adloininr north side
square Boz 'la.nUev. Teya for
tut Ia VI ~ and grain bolt
Abundant water around Pla'nuev
for IRRIGATION Plate slaes front and
up % date splendid for drug store.
1ry good. or grcrsrles Eonf f'IiI
ner month. each Adires H0 I,f
Ivlrr. TrKas March 1921
FOR RENT One large front room
furnished for housekeeping mDdsu
soe van nuren 1850
ron RENT Modern four room
house. 1903 Lincoln Phone t0-
fIa-sn
roR RENT .F.re room modern
ouss Phone er. II'-ip
FOR RENT Three iaree room
AID bath for hghf tou-etrarinc
.'s Pierce Phone af 1852
roE GENT Desirable nrn -
unm mndrrn Phone -.f Call
- s.ausa Ha4 E.rrt.rs. HHaHr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23
TO EXCHANGE

FOE EEGURNDI Good f. 10000
I1u.. born ... .Is. Iu ..
.'u.Iu |f... I... ANtf.iI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23

auce good pasture, small payment
down. balance vendors lien notes,
an fenced end water on same. For
particulars write W. G. Kn0rpp.
Pleasant Uiu. Mo. g1-tt
FOR SALE Two hundred and
eighty head of cows. win sell fifty
head or moro. one half on time,
given il required. Rector Lester.
Canyon Texas llo-26p
FOR SALE Premiums dwarf
maize in new sacks, Slll per cwt
also prize winning red top cane
seed. $50 per cwt Lish Bennett.
Pox 30. lO9-l2p
WANTED Work by competent
nurse. middle axe. Now or In future
would TAX, invalid. an cases nurs
iue maternity q speciality Reference
from one best physicians Well
l..oWu here, refined, agreeable Al
dress 4. care News l'-tl
ron SALE Two Underwood type
writer's. SO. p. used short while
heap for cash. Phone 1892 Ask foG
~ Grant salesman for l.. O..
smith Typewriter Co Il6-tic
FOR SALE single comb Rhode
and Red eggs. one dollar per
setting. Mrs $ o. element Anna
t.llo lii-l2p
FOR SALE Cheap one fine mare
horses Also some wagons and
harness See as quick Phone 800.
Texas NJ a " CO., lst and Cleye-
land So llA-b'
FOR SALE or TRADE Restaurant
tsat IS making money Value $500
G0uldy a TWaddcll IlN-ap
FOR SALE white Plymouth ROCK
cackcrs,s and puilet, from blue
ribbon winning strain Eggs S. 90
'a- 90 Phone }lt T.. g. Sellars
1ls-tSp
FOR SALE Young work horse
WIN ,,u 90 bargain Term. %
cspousiblo party E. g. Mcdonald
llH-sp
oNE Ieu White spug puppic price
$40 dollars Harold Rice Phone
e1 lln.au
rDR SALE Esq from priv win.
pins strain o White Lcguorns
1000 Cor DE-. pl0rc S.f 1'H-fr
rJG SALE Re.Huabl. 4 feR rou1
White Orpin-tou pullc' and ,oct-
..eIs Also ore pen OF Partridge
I,ckg Phone 1889. 1892
TOR SALE Modern nine room
. m'se. oogner Dot. east front rock
foundation .Un IS Pierre" street
g.. cash aud -. per month WHY
pa Font while uc are here See us
TODAY p0okray Land co
liF-gt
rOR SALE Modern four room
uluse in town. small payment down.
balance So per month Also moi
a-1 five rooms ono milo east o.
80. connected VIA Wind mill A
good lousr pla-tered te- cash ana
rsr month pockray Land ca.
1896
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23

BRAlnS made from c0mhlnes. Elite
Hardressing parlor. Fuqua hlds
Phone ~. 293-ti
LOANS on farms and ranches
Gouldy Exchange. G9u
If IT ~ help you Sant. phone 81
Amarillo Employment Agency. W.
get the help without delay. =. New
som, manager. p. o Bon i7t. ANA
rlllo. Texas q7-u
Tho ~ Worth a Denver CITY Ran
way Company will, Goa Nprl ath
1913. ~ so q. M ~ freight house
amarillo. Texas. stll .f pubIi mr
zion ouc car load OF lumber end
fence posts iu car = Vs. % t1.t.
* car e.. lT027s. s. car G a. e.
t@taN. originally shipped io , N
iiDiu,l from mobile. Illinois. Nof
ombcr 2Isf. l91i. 90 same ruuaigHo
Hartley. Texas. AVID refused %, con
eiFucr Sale 'iil bc made 100 satisfy
freight ard other CHARGES
lo-.ao,
CAN HANDLE o. fou first da roai
estate Ioau. J. " lefforrr l11
Eat Fun strH"' Phone 81.
l"-T
GIVE Is loHr nlsI>..s
,rrr u %, a.i rDpaIrDl. au..
Hora ,. '..iy ~. rriutiDn O1| Hu...
o'u psr odd moldipes us
thrw pr.oc. ughl tN us nW
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23

The Royal Neighbors ~ America
will meet every second and fourth
Thursday in every month az Odd
Fellows Hall.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS

j. ". synnott V. a.. Underwood
SYNNOTT a UNDERWOOD
AttoTneys-ai.Lau
General, Civil and Criminal Practice
Rooms 81. 60 and ~ Carson Bldg
Amarillo, Texas.
q. T. Miller Marvin Jones
Attorneys-ai-law
General Practice
Rooms 80. - and 30, new Fuqua
Building.
Phone 7Gs. Amarillo. Texas.
g. VI. EAKLE
Funeral Director, Embalmer.
Phone 21
Ambulance ali Hour,
W. Boyce. ". A. Davidson
BOYCE & DAVIDSON
Lawyers
Rooms 2. =, 3, and 10. new Eber-
stadt Bldg.
Amarillo. Texas.
J. VI. HYDEN.
Optometrist and Optlcian
New location Phone 1898
Suite Q 3 New FuQua Building.
Glasses fitted without the use OF
drugs.
LTwIS Y. PITTNAN.
Optnmctrist and MFG. Optirlsn
Lenses Ground Here.
tor Polk NJ.
w. VAUGHN
Piano Tuner.
PLAYER Pianos speciality
Panhandle territory covered regular
Is. with 7 D. HENDERSON Piano Co
Phones go aud lb9.
Phone I2ao ioi ". sixth ~.
SHORT BROS.
Cleaning aud Pressing Work.
We Cali f0r and Deliver Promptly.
All work Guaranteed.
AMARILLO FLOOR SWEEP MIG.
Sweeping Campound-Floor Oils
and uealnfeCtants
Made In Amarillo
Phone 1sgg J. a. Howard. MIR
DIR. DAISY PENNOCK.
OHe0rafhic Physician
IH. Last sixth
Res Phone POO Office 20
BORING a CONkLiNG.
pIastsring Contractors
All kinds 90 rIlrterinr aud siurro
work guaranteed Box 500 ~
Phone sG3 Amarillo. Texas.
DIR. CIAtpE WOICOTT
flndepcudenil
Physician aHd urEeon Special o.
teltIon o. fhr USE lar. Auar. Throat
and Fafarrh
Claaes rrrufr'r fitted t0i-ih5
West Fourth r Phone soc.
D. .. nderv,.-i y. q. Underwood
INuTHNopn A NnEI;WOoD
Nuaruei --af-iaw
GENERAL. civil criminal rracfI.e
Rooms sd. a.t se carson niig
Amarillo. xesas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23
FOR SALE

FOR SALE OF TRADE $50
acres OF land. IN Donley County,
Texas. one-fourth farm land, bal
ance good pasture; small payment
down. balance vendors lien notes,
an fenced end water on same. For
particulars write W. G. Knorpp,
Pleasant Hin, Mo. 9i-tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23

III 1T ~ help you want. phone b.
Amarillo Employment Agency W.
get the help without delay. r. New
som. manager. r. o Boz 17t. Anna
rlllo. Texas q7-,i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23

LOANS on farns and ranches
Gouldy Exchange. G9U
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS

BRAlnS made from c0mhlnes Elite
Halrdressing Parlor. @ Fuqua hldg
Phone ~. 2g3-ti
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23

FOR RENT Two brick stores ok
loo feet each adjoining, north ido
nrare On piaiuticu. Texas. for
Tcrt IN wheat and grain belt
Abundant water around plaIuticw
tur irrigation Plate glass front and
rp 10 date Splendid for drug store.
Dry goods. or groceries Rent Stt.'o
Icr month. eacb. Address Box l2t
Tyler. Texas. March li-el
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10
MAY WIPE OUT
HIDALGO DEBT
At BIG SAVING
Stockholders Consider Pr0po-
sition to Take Up 81 500, 600
Mortgage for S160, 600

A proposal to take mp mortgage Of
81, l50, 900 on the property Of the
Hidalgo Plantation and Commercial
company In Mexico for $3.50. 900 In gold
viii be token up tomorrow night at
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
company in the Offices of the Bishop:
Trist company.
Because OF present conditions In
Mexico exchange rates are snch that
the company's Indebtedness could be
reduced en- payment OF approx
mately 10 per cent OF its face value,
according to letter received from
e. r. StackabIe, president and general
manager OF the company. The present
rate of exchange, he says, IS twelve
cents gold
The meeting of the stockholders has
been called by committee appointed
some time ago to investigate the con-
ditiorls Of the company. This commit
| tee consists OF Paul Isenberg, Georg
Rodiek and j. NJ. Riggs.
In his letter Stack able takes up the
question Of what is being done to con-
serve the rubber and coffee properties
during the present disturbance. He
SAYS:
I'm reply tothe first question ! wish
to state that on the 1eth Inst. our rep.
resentatiye arrived at the rubber plan.
tation and Mr. Harrison has turned
| the management OF the rubber prop
-erties over to our representative, Mr..
|, Graham NJ. Ker. From this on. we will
l1laye the absolute management Of the
properties. just as complete as though
the transfer Of the properties had
actually been made,
He also strongly urges the stock
i holders Ia take advantage of the pres
ent situation and wipe out the com
pany,s obligations at q saving OF q
NEARLY million dollars.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10
DOYLE GOES 10
EXPOSITION As
PUBLICITY Man

j. Walter Doyle. q local newspapers
man. departed from Honolulu today
en- the Matspnia to commence his new
duties as publicity agent for the Ha-
waiian building at the Panama. Pacific
International Exposition. He will
have headquarters IN both the Hawai-
ian building and IN me press build
ing, structure erected on the grounds
BY the exposition officials for the ac-
commodation Of visiting newspaper
men.
Doyle's principal duties viii be to
supply the Bay City and other Coast
newspapers with news matter con
corning both the islands and the exhib'
IT OF Hawaii at The fair. He probably
win accomplish this through the press
representatives at the fair. In con
nection with his position as publicity
agent Doyle viii represent the Star
Bulletin. tn Advertiser. the Hilo Her
aid and Hilo Tribune, the Garden s.
land OF Kauai, the Maui News ard
the Maui Times.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10
OUTDOOR CIRCLE
ARRANGES TALK

The Outdoor Circle has planned ans
other event for its members and the
general public nj having arranged for
3 lecture BY Prof Vaughan Mac
Caughey Of the College Of Hawaii on
Landscape Gardening with Reference
to Small Gardens. The lecture Will
be given March is at IS sp m. at the
Library Of Hawaii. DR.. IllingWorth Of
the College Of Hawaii Is cooperating
with Prof. MacCaughey. Wall charts
and stereopticoa pictures win be used
to illustrate. These lectures and talks
arranged bygthe Circle are interesting
and educational and are stimulating
the desire to beautify the city.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10
SONG S Tie, lnDIx 81 rEALrH

The snffragettes are with us. Ye
we must here acknowledge the fac
that only male canaries sing. Their
are no Tetrazzinis among the. birds
also, IL is true that only domesticateI
male canaries sing.
When male eanaries are given gof
tutorage, gentle care, and are keptn
splendid health, they become miSty,
midget Earusos, Radiant health Is nsls
as needfui for canaries, as It Ior,
the members of the MetroEf itanl
Opera Company
Song Is the index of health bros
as well as man. Plumage tas the
same story. Al bird in perfef pnysif
cal condition and feather is me on4
kind We ought to have. rhllt-
delphia Bird Food CompanJare max
ers OF food that keeps bis nearly,
happy and clever. Bird fanna &
food, stimnlant and atomic. ne
famous canary breeders q the AM
Andreasberg, one Of thu Harz Foun.
tains ID Germany, use ad recoWnenu
this preparation. Youlcan buy Bird
Mamma OF yonr druggit or g pchase
viii be mailed to yoyfor = c'nts N
stamps.
Orange Color Food produces "a tne
Philadelphia Bird bod COM any. y
| induciye to that betltifnl dep yeiiow
color the glory 81 healthy eanaries.
This Is Z food Ind a drug Il Is used
during the mouths season and While
the feathers arg growing q young
birds. Ii Is DG up in fiiplnt DOT.
ties and sells rs cents
Some saluahe books lre ISSUED by
This company which ofghl 70 pc ID
the possessid Of evfy pird.owner.
aThe Bird FAciers' HndPok 2 vol.
ume 81 40 ages, well illultrated. VIII
tell YOU allthat is necessary Tor the
care OF yof birds. This pook VIII pc
mailed on receipt Of ~ cents: Inc
i book and d package of Bird Mamma
will lie Hailed for rs Gnts. Orange
/ Color Fbd, Bird MANN one s2-page
and oneI20Lpage bird 9ok VIII all be
i mailedko yen on recei1 OF 90 cents.
Notl BIRD Mama sold only IN
whffeknefal caps, withhe trademark,
Up Dir. ca in red. hke no chances
i with your birds life by giving him
i danlerous dmltations The Philadel.
link Bird Food Company, 400 Nerth
Third street. Philaf iphia, Pa =. Adv
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10
cosTs AND VALUES.

IDS said that IN 4 pound Of round
sick one buys one-third pound Of
n,fitlve material; Of oysters, one
nth; Of cheese, three-fourths; Of
phnes, two-thirds. Now, the energy
! e use at rest or worlraeF play comes
rom the food we eat. All foods Yield
Energy and most Of them combine the
various food principles Protein, Of
which we get much in cheese. meat
and -four, also builds tissue Fats,
such as OIL and butter, and carho-ly-
drates, such as sugar and starch, yield
energy but do not build tissue. The
body needs material to supply worn
out tissue to make new cells. It needs
also certain mineral substances for
the bony structure. or framework. II
needs water as q cleansing agent with
In as well as without The woman
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10

1.
known as the dinner and consIsts
usually Of a meat. one Or two yees
tables, 4 salad. 4 dessert and coffee Or
tea. il desired. It Is eaten II midday
or at night. s.
The lunch or supper consists usually
CT one hot dish. made perhaps from
the meat from 4 previous dinner. Or Z
cheese dish. o. 1bn11 peoniE prefer
the soup with this meal; theI the or
der Is soup. cold meat or said. apple
sauce and cake.
Opinions aniI practice diner great
" as regards the breakfast ana each
individual must find the course that
suits best. The farmer who does an
hours work before breakfast finds
something like ham and eggs and
creamed potatoes. with toast and COT
fee and fruit. greatly to bis liking.
Isabel Bevier. ii Woman's World.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10

The following able. which is prob
ably Of Turkish origin, is not without
4 touch Of truth As woman was
walklne. man looked at and fol-
lowed her. Why she said, do YOU
follow meg because. he replied,
Il have fallen III love with you. 2
why 50 nv sister who IS coming
after me. is much tandsomer than /
am. Go and make o|e p her The
man turned bac1 ~ saw 2 woman
with an ugly face md being greatly
iispleased, returned and said Why
should you tell me 4 falsehoods The
woman answered Neither did You
tell the truth; for il you were in love
with me why did you look back for
another woman y Pathfinder
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10
ycAnAoA 70 sTe ExPoRT or
NIGEL.
IBy Last Mail

OTTAWA, Ont ", T. Maelean Of
south YORK has Ven notice OF q bill
to prohibit the etort OF nickel nickel
matte and ali bmpounds of nickel
DURING the pres& war except in case
81 shipments bIhe Dominion govern
ment to the iIerial government for
military santl wal purposes, says a
special to the bronton Mail and EN-
Iire. After Il war the bill provides
that the expos shall be regulated by
fhe governor council. e
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-16
'yQnat have you been

1irn exclain. "'What have you been
lp against"
He fairly ieaped at me and felt
aim examining my shoulder where /
aad been leaning on the wall. Some
hing on the paper had come off and
eft a mark on my shoulder. Craig
,ooked puzzled from me at the wall.
"ATsenic!' he cried.
lie whipped out pocket lens and
looked at the paper. This heavy,
fuzzy paper is fairly loaded with it,
powdered" he reported.
Kennedy paced the room. Sudden
iy, pausing by the register, an idea
seemed to strike him.
Walter" he whispered come down
cellar with me.
OH Be CAREFUL" cried Elaine, anx-
GUS for him,
Il WILL he called back
AS he flashed his pocket bull's-eye
about, his gaze fell on the electric
meter He paused before it. In
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-16

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~ Out f'laile IS Dying ana We We ee'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-16

Decor hayward mad arrived and
nae just finished taking the patients
pulse and temperature as our CAB
pulled up.
Elaine was quite ill indeed.
ON! I'm so glad to see YOU" she
breathed with an air of relief as Ken
nedy advanced.
'Why-what Is the matter?" asked
I Craig anxously.
Doctor Hayward shook his head du-
/ blously, but Kennedy did not notice
! hlIn, for as he approached Elaine, she
| drew from the covers where she had
/ concealed it a letter and handed it TO
him.
Craig took it and read:
You are sick this morning. To-
morrow you will be worse. The next
day you will die unless you discharge
| Craig Kennedy"
| At the signature Of the Clutching
Hand he frowned. then, noticing Doc
tor Hayward, turned TO him and re-
peated his question, What is the mat
/ 'er?'
HI. O haad ay ~ "a u eon''huea SHAKING
-, ~, I"ooot uIashoSe her
-, 1,1''o.'' soor a. , - - 9ESgo Co.,,
,oost nc ~ or o W NC q th'i'. ouo'' az,
,'ss ,,,,,,iut ~ s,,I,'>' IL W. 'oon :,
hone ,il ,', I.~.D'9 anu 'i",s fooheo
w. =, D'-'. U ,o' l'',.'''' 0'' Sa'u ''o.n'hs
ana , t,7 r }''.''e4, ne ,"onsu ii'la'ien,iy
had p,g 9 .a 49,, 's''9'y, oiiuet 'ile
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-16

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-16

Get up" he ordered.
Michael obayed thoroughly cowed.
Take me to he cellar, now he
demanded
Michael led re way from The room
without protest, the master criminal
following HIM closely.
Down into the cellar, by a back
way they went, Clutching Hand stll
wearing his muzzle and Michael say
Ing not a word.
Suddenly Clutching Hand turned on
him and seized him by the collar.
Nov, go upstairs, you he NUT
tered, shaking him until his teeth
fairly chartered, and if you watch me
again--I'll kill you."
He thrust Michael away, and the
footman, overcome by fear, hurried
upstairs. Still trembling and fearful,
Mithael paused In the hallway
He put his hand on bis face where
the Clutching Hand had struck him.
Then he waited, muttering to himself
As he thought it over, anger took the
place of fear He slowly turned in
he direction of the cellar
Meanwhile, Clutchng Hand was
standing by the electric meter. He
examined it carefully feeling where
the wires entered and left it, and
starting 10 trace them out. At last
he came to a point where it seemed
suitable to make a connection for
some purpose he had in mind.
Quickly be took some wire from his
bag and connected it with the electric
tight wires. Next, he led these wires,
concealed, of course, along the cellar
door. in the direction Of the furnace
The furnace was one Of the old hot
air heaters aud he paused before ii
as though seeking something. Then
he bent down beside it and uncovered
a little tank.
lie thrust his hand eineerly into it,
bringing it out quickly. The tank was
nearly full Of water
Next from his capacious bag he
took two metal poles, or electrodes.
and fastened them carefully to the
ends Of the wires placing them at OPP
posite ends of the tank in the water,
Tor several moments lie watched.
The water inside the tank seemed the
same as before only en- each cleo
trode there appeared bubbles, on one
bubbles of oxygen, on the other Of
hydrogen. The water was decomprs-
ing under the current by elecuolysis,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-16

aaocked. The footsteps ceased. Then
! the door opened slowly ana could
| see a cold blue automatic,
Its all right, Michael" treasured
Craig calmly. All right, Walter" he
added to me.
The gun dropped back into the foot.
mans pocket. We entered and Nj.
| chaei again locked the door. Not
word had been spoken by him so far
Next Michael moved to the center
of the room and as ] realized later,
| brought himself in direct line with the
open window. He seemed to be over.
come with fear at his betrayal and
stood there breathing heavily.
professor Kennedy" he began, q
have been so mistreated that | have
made up my mind to tell you all !
| know about this Clutching-"
i Suddenly he drew a sharp breath
and both his hands clutched at his
own breast. lie did not stageer and
/ fall in the ordinary manner. but
seemed TO bend at the knees and
waist and literally crumple down on
his face.
We ran TO him. Craig turned him
over gently on his back and examined
| him He called No answer Michael
was almost pulseless.
Quickly Craig tore off his collar and
| barred his breast. for the man seemed
to be STRUGGLING for breath As he did
so he drew from Michaers throat a
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1915-03-11
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