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The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-04-29
u. 8. copper for Var Purpo.e.,

New York. April alphabetically
the entire copper export OF the United
States. II Is understood. Is TO be con-
sumed for war purposes. -..-.--.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-04-29

' 4 4
advance Of sc. but values later re.
acted.
Practically all of Mondays gain in
lamb prices was lost yesterday, tne
best selling at $1,000, against S1l,lo
the previous session.
Grain Trade Bearish. !.
Chicago, April Resentment OF
the grain trade has become bearish.
May liquidation has started and is
expected, to last, day or two, al
though much of the pressure has
been reduced, on the &C., break In
wheat from Mondays high pOint,. Elk.
poTteFs have backed away from the
buying side and traders said II will
take damage to the crop and increas,
ed buying to prevent prices for new
crop deliveries from declining.
!, Immense selling has been on &by
longs in: BIay oats and there Is; said
to be more to come. Expectations
are that deliveries in May will be
large. 1T was noticeable that cash
houses were taking and selling July
at almost the same prices at the last
May oats are down to the lowest in
three months. sg,.l etr ~ s2.
Argentine exportable. surplus I, of
corn is estimated by BrooInhall's
agent at 1876, OO0, 900, bu., or about. u.s.
60O, goo bu., less than recently Wealth
err continues wet and uffav0rable for
the crop. IA cable, to a Chicago house
said large shipments Of new crop
cannot be. expected before 9uiy a. i !:
Crop reports from the three 'pofth,
western states Ito one OF the largest
Minneapolis elevator interests shay
seeding Of wheat and oats, pra ctically
finished, except where delayed BY tho
much. rain. There have been Claims
OF dry weather lin North Dakota Of
| late, but with. one. exception all points
claimed they had received good rains
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-04-29
Homo .ReoeInts Modenate.

chicago, 'Aprilt ,2S = Reeeipt tpf
horses. were moderate and prices were
generally steady with the market very
quiet. Good drafters sold at $1,000
}2G0 .Expressers sold at $l79@2Q0i
common and medium sold at $1,000
100. .... ~ L..
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-04-29
WEDNESDAY MARKET
QUOTATIONS ON STOCKS, GRAIN
AND PROVISIONS, CLEANED BY
WIRE, FROM ALL PARTS OF
THE COUNTRY.
'chloaao Gran Marketa.

5 FURNISHED by Van gP. sWittenpget,
Cash Grain Broker, 1O2 First avenue
east, correspondent Lamson Bros. e
Company lS.sg fnt j..
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-04-29
cAlooeo LIVE STOCK.

y u
uU. s. Yards, ILL.,, April s2S. 8 am
Il HOGS-Steady. - to- shade higher
than yesterdays average; quality
good; mixed and butchers $7209
1921; good to choice heavy, $7I5@
2 So; rough heavy, $6,9O6710; Hghr.
81 1916; Workers.. $7,55@7l65; bulk
$740@7.55; pigs, SS.25Q6.90,, ~. ..~
CATTLE-Prospects steady, to. a
shade lower. beeyes, $6,10@8.65;
cows and heifers, $9lO@S,40I west!
erns. $5.60@7.40; native calves, $3.50
6r9.U8- ..... ..,...... ..fi,,
SHEEP-Prospecta Is to rs lower
taan Mondays best time. native
sheep. $7.5O@8y40s western sheep.
$7.5O@8.4O; yearlings, t$S.30@9,60:
native lambs, sS.25@10,7Q; western
lambs, $S.25Q10,S5; ewes, $500
S.35. r~,n..c., + ,4..,,. e.
80. Closing Prices. /, Fl.
IlOGs-Closing strong to 10, high.
er than yesterdays average; advance
mostly in clean division; mixed. AMI
pitchers, S.20G7.65; good TO, choice
heavy $7.15@7 .s5: !, rough heavy, $3.50
@7lQ; light, .$725@7,75; Workers.,
$iCG@7T5; bulk, $7.40@7 1850; ~. pigs,
$5%t@6.9O; clearanc1 yesterday
sn a. - 80 .3 -
Satsie CLOSING SOW any SteaH
cline, r,.,. a:. e.. $50 :, 80, L..
onclaI ,Fscelp.s, yes!erqay 1 mosS'
lI,asi' GattIe, ,S,te4 snsfpg to'oAn
son spipr,sh's n,,S 'oeo
l'Voo' CATTLE e4IS' SHEEP l,V''., e, p,
~ ~ - ,171 = Il .,....
'o-uay s.msrke .g.,,ii
K engage Union STOCK .LaIes' aprl
let-,tf9g receipts were seyerat LH9uS
ang ppeloW eApectlasslons, tnls s.orIllhs
anu tne Markelg opSheu s.eaus
snade, hlgher1 ana iateE ~ ssne Tree
area advanced Elo ~ cents nisner 'na n,
i9 ns p Safssaseg aI Z, i6, ~
ne pelk .touay sotu -, NY, oSs
against SGSoql foSs yesseEsa n ~ S"2VW
% Vast " eo an g ~ y 49, 5ytLL
Seess ago, ss.f ,as4 So ~
rsgnesuAg ~ tSitf < yS.oHssg ny o o /. ~ ~
islSs. sGoVg Y t:so 81 ln oig1S,e SY,sa uo;;VV
iEaIsl = and5 SssVsps;42 ~ Iistes D 81.
|. me pop 2palua tqnsy s,ss t.aos. 3, $ Ks
seIoay SiioV, lass i seuhssHs segs
!ogr WEEKS As9 sotssy, f9ss n "a sAsy
Yo,pO; two. Years 81. .aso sp.'Ns.e sglre
years aeoAst;Sso l lous yearlss aeo POI o.
and, I'VE years ago. HS.au. skg 2 ~ ~ II
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
Breuifes.

Quise q number Of people eazs
in trom B1rwess .nd Delay I'D
night % see RED Ross,- they
having seen the advertisement =
the Eagle
Don'rfAl % read Chiffon & Cos
al IN TINS issue This entsrpris-
ing store has the goods and any
one boxing Tor Christmas can
ind il zt Cnllton's
A Christmas tree xiIl be given
By the young people Of the neigh
borhOod Al the hone of Mr.. and
Mrs L H Sun. OUT on route 1,
Friday night, December "A.
Read all the advertisements in
The Eagle this week, then go to
these people and buy your goods
They are people who want and
viii appreciate your patronage
DR.. Culley was called to Bates
vile Monday night 10 attend s.
T. Hudson, who il seriously H.
Mr. Hudson had gone TO Bates
vile 70 visit relatives when he
vas stricken down. II Is said
that his condition il serious,
bright's disease being the trouble
q. ". Whitehead, formerly OF
Lafayette Springs. Is a new sd-
dir0n 70 our town
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
CORNISH NEWS.

In response 70 . call from the
Editor Of The Eagle Cornish is
glad 70 send in . few items
L As Cornish has been silent for
some time. We hardly know where
20 commence. for % many things
have hsppsned since vs we're
last heard from
We have been silent, bat busy,
gathering in our erOps and try
ing 20 keep sep with other cOu-
munifies in the way Of progress
The nsv bond izsue road j.
conpisssd By hsrs aad Ne are
proud Of il. Mr.. Paul Lusk vii
soon have his divisoa completed,
then ne win have - good . road
as . in the county.
Mr.. Paul Lusk has bought out
Mr.. Eugene PatssrsOn and 10
going 70 remodel the place
We are sorry to give up Mr..
Patterson, but welcome Mr.. Lask
and his chasming vile in our
midst
There have bssa many real
estate transfers hsre Of late
This d . good agn Of progress.
Mr.. d. E Holman has oought
|Dr. websser's home sod the DR.
is going 10 build On his famous
Indian mound.
Mr.. LAnert Sharp has p1rchas-
ed q tract Of land juss Nssk Of
Mr.. HoIimsn's and sxpscts 10
build some time sooa-
Mr.. wIlbsr Gaals hs< hcught .
farm near here and piaas % bald
next summer.
Mr.. Eskridge . building .
magnificent home On his plAata-
ton
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
Mrs SivIey Dead

The death Of Mrs Josephine
SIviey which occurred AZ her
home last Saturday afteruoon,
vas = sad shock to her many
friends in Oxford While about
IL years Of age. she vas very
active and vas 2ppearansly in
good health until a few days prior
70 her death, when pneumonia
developed from q severe cold.
Mrs Sivley had lived in Oxford
for the past ten years, having
come from Raymond, Miss, %
which place her remains we're
carried for burial Funeral SER
vices wers held At the residence
Sunday afternoon. after which
the remains were carried in q
private car to Raymond. The
active paul bearers we're; Paul
Raney, s. T. Butler, c. B. Nell
son, Sr-, W z Stone, ]. ".
Bel. DR. A A Young, Eggs
Webster and z o. Davidson.
The Jackson clarion-Ledgsr Of
Tuesday morning says:
TIE remains Of Mrs Josephine
sivisy we're laid 70 rest yesterday
at Rzyuond. services being con-
ducted by the Rev. W G. Renry,
OF Jackson
The body wss brought TO this
city In the private car Of Hoa-
Cl2rsnee Sivley. of Aenpais.
being accompanied by relxives
and friends
Mrs Siviey had lived in shis
city ard had numbers Of warn
friends here
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16


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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

We are having so0s beautiful
veefher vhieh Ne are sl eni1y-
Ing
Prof- s. H. snephsrd's little
gil . qzife sick zs this writing
vs hors that abe viii soou rscov-
e.
Or sehoo, . sill dosas 6ne.
Mr. Harvey Thvsass did q the
hos of his fsfhsr. Mr.. ". /.
Tssssfs, I.st tfhsssdAy niehs. and
~ lsid 10 rsss Saturday in
Ualn Grove csass.ry, By .
isfos crowd Of sosfoving frisads,
be saves . loving father and
moeosr, one sisser and three
ocoehsrs 10 mourn his dnth.
~ ve NEED him oo that happy
sAoes whore psring . no more.
hf- J. r. Crane nads . huis-
49, nip 10 Oxforl. lass Friday.
III. Lee rAvssks i in the seas-
ri uerchAndiss buainsse and his
esainsss d buiIdiae up iask vs
~ hin sssssss.
NoL WI l6e0onaeiIl . On the
sick Ess.
" are - 60 10 go our pspsr
inpPviag % fsse snd vs certain
" sajcy rsadiae % many lesss<s
fruD The eosrsspoodson and hssr
frou ether psopas over the eosnsy
in spceral-
~. John MeGonagill v.s n
Oxferd. AonAay co ousiss.-
NJ jim King . quite sick
We kops 10 So hin mp sooa-
~ ID wells scd family visit
I'd Nr. z L Thvsars and fani-
Iy. Sunday.
- Elmer Hissiabo<Aan vss
in our eoUnunisy Sunday
Vel Chrissnas VII 5000 be
hsrs .eAin. les get our zifss
80 III. and make sA saisy tAsn-
selves - much ~ ve can
Wishing ~ . merry xnAs and
. happy New Year.
Betsy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

kcx swiftly tine 1yssl oaly
Is nors days unsiI the jine-
! noise Of Santa Claus"
e bells can be heard Then
|eolisgs boys and giris vii De
Irning home to spead the hoH-
b
kvsraI Of the boys from Free
sn<s attended the box supper
Yes Hope Friday night, they
ers the supper . success,
k<h Il w2s . rainy night
fI6an Byrd happened TO the
hs~suus Of getting his leg
ks-
k=s Ksy Bel Nccharen spent
lag viii her friend, Miss
+ Hodge, in the home Of Mr..
Cain. near College Hill
- Lenz Hutchinson cane
y iron the Agricultural High
BE-, As, reek to spend . few
u,rn horrs fo,ks.
!. Columbus Williams moved
orr community last week.
eaze iron near Glenville.
srs always gisd to welcome
good citizen IN our midst
essrs. VII and Jim Saunders,
Saunders and family, took
,ntzes Of the good road and
ksrsd over % Oxford. last
y. L Cnldrsse has been
Enz lunbsr % Tyro. 20 re-
i TIE Parsonage. which il
- ss tazs place. Mr. Chl-
advocates progress and i'm
xz=zt--
nzass Ezzors made . busi-
III o0xf0rd. Friday
Booster.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

Our school is progressing nice
y under the management Of Prof.
L r. Cooiee Asd his able assis-
tant, Miss Maggie NayfeId.
Dr. II. c. Wait and wife made
q business trip 10 Oxford recs1-
tly.
Mrs ]. Cook i ~ home again
after spending nossh wiEn her
son, Mr.. VIII Cook. in New Al
hany.
DR.. H. c. Wait and Mr. r Z
Lee made . business trip 70
P0cos0soc last Thursday.
A number Of progressive far
ners en5oysd the t>lk given By
Asssrs Tl>on and Pruxine-
Mr.. snd Mrs. J. z Adxus, Of
AsDphis. are expested this week
70 spend . mouth with their par
ents. Mr.. G.. Il Adams.
Aiss Allie Broxn, Of Eer1. Who
has been spending the past tvo
weeks with her sls<er, Mrs 5 z
Hals, has rs<zrned ho0e-
Mr.. and MrsL Joe Parker, spsnE
Nonday with RELATIVES n Nev
Albany.
Mr.. Loonie Kils0rs. Of OxforS !.
. spending the sinser wirh his
p2rents. Mr. and Mrs J. r XII
gore
Miss Myrtle Tyre. Of Blue
Mountain, = visiting hozs folks
Mrs Abooz0 Bounds enter
tanned f-iends n her ho1e SAT-
zrdsy svsing. xikh music
Mr. VIZ B0shby. of Ecru-
made . business trip hers Msn-
day
A s91b<r Of 6n< hogs have
bean Killed In czx cnmu1niEy.
kve<yo<dy sseGs - ee rs5osizx
over ne bounufuE yS@E1 Of rne
harvest
Mr.. I. B. PHILIPPE Attended the
Methodist co1fe~sree AZ New
Albany
Mr.. H l. Tyrsr. WHO . erect
ing . beautiful o0ns2lOw foe Mr.
Scott. near Enterprise spent
and Sunday with hone
foIk=-
Mr.. j. z Bounds made
business trip 10 Myrtle. AOoday-
The people Of Philadeiphix
,oumuuiry regret 10 learn Of the
serlous IIIness of Mr. Afcrd Hale
A Subscriber.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16
DELAY

Mira J. c. Eskridse and daush-
ter, Katherine, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Evan Ragsand. Saturday
and Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Lagroue's son Is
very sick.
Mrs. SaIlie FIeumous IA s;ek
with Pneumonia.
Lavert Gault visited PARIS
Saturday and Sunday.
Clarence Harding made . busi-
ness rip to Oxford last THURSDAY.
Joe Kisner, of Union Grove.
was in Delay. last week.
Every body work for a good
school.
Lokie Lynch is very busy
working for the Columbian Wood
man.
Mr.. Levi Davis and family
have moved 70 TuIa, TO make that
their permanent home.
Miss Losre Davis has accepted
. position At RuleviIle, Miss.
Mr.. Howell breaches at Delay,
second Sunday.
Mrs. L2vert Gaalt is still very
sick-
Mise Edna Hodge . attending
school NJ Delay.
Miss Nola Brunneste returned
home Thursday 70 visit her father,
Who is very sick.
Senator J. C. Eskridgs made .
business trip % Oxford, Friday
Mr.. Posy Palmer i visiting
relatives At Delay.
Misses Olive Hodge and verna
L&zrons are progressing nicely
with tneir school work.
Tue pupils n Mlss Hodges
room stood tneir frss term sxAua-
na1o1 last week.
Oar. basket oau team i coming
on hne, we fsel proud Of the Delay
boys.
Dewey Denton l. attending
school ~ Delay
Mr. and Mrs Egin DAVIS are
keeping house
Mr. John AcGonzgl vas in
Delay Friday
We wansro hear from Burgess
again
Mr.. Osns Lancaster has been
very sick for several days
Ars- Milton Eskridse and little
daughter were IL Delay last
Tuesday
Mr.. Orlyn Brunnetts was IN
Delay, Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Oswald, Of
Tula, vi-ited relatives in Delay
last Sunday.
Mr.. Bruce Barker visited Mr.
Archie Whitehead, several days
last week.
Little Pauline Palmer i at
reniing school At Delay.
Pocahontzs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

Santa vii . a De here. an
think be " Sc sure to vF.ss sae
boys ans l. hat have been 30
good T. o sear.
The -ruers Of this section Of
the county are about through
harvesting. housing and selling
their crops.
Poor coxs. they surely wOa's
have much % eat this virser, ss
cotton seed have been selIic1 tor
3Oesnss a dnsen 2s Como, for ths
past no1th-
Prot Braxton Howell snd Aia
Dulon Cole are progrsssing nics-
" with their school work rhsy
have ordered q nav oasks< ball
Oakzt- Hgrrshl for Piers know
ne VII scoc lave . zssch game
of ball besweer scns Of these
good teams Hurry up vita
sone excfxnsrk-
Miss Kasys vLdrip . hone
asain- Shs has hssn viifaS
hsr sister. Mr. r L Morgan. &C
Couo, also vissr<i zrA J. ".
Sinelzir. for several days
We regrss % know that Mr..
Howard C4vis<r< and fsuily VII
move from tins nsishborhOod-
They 20 nsar Gis1viIlsL
Quite q good many Of the Tar
uers were cut 70 here he ene
lecture oo good farming ss Free
Springs and GlenvlIle. Don's
see shy ths farmers doa't ~ to
Do soOe improving
Mr. and Mrs Radder snd EszIe
SOC, we're the guests Of Mr. AMI
Mrs- Harty D~shAzo, lHss wsek-
Mr. L1cins vLdrlp . su1sr-
ing fr0G . severe attack of ASH
Ia
A ace eull@ctlDn xxs made
froG . nox supper 2E N-w Hope,
Fr5zy nighx- Tia f1ads xsr~
tor ths 5en=fE of ths seaool and
SAsxss bAa o1-Es-
Arz- " h VaLirip and gso
daagn-zrs. Clare aad Mary and
nephew Dean W2ldrip, visited
Nrz. Howard C2siss<e. last S4tar-
1ay-
Mrs 2 A. Dean y back home
xfser q two weeks Wat 10 friends
and rsiz ives We regret % say
that she = On the slcx list
We think that our Eiitor il
giving great encouragement 70
hrs corre=podentsL BET ws hear
frou other parts Of the world,
1ow. because you might get your
picture IN the paper-
Polly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

Our reduction Of 20 per cent
on all ladies' suits i geauins. and
cones NJ = tine when every lady
vno i interested should take ad-
vantage Of our offer before the
best styles and sizes are sold out
srf TEE LEADER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

p<r sect discount On al of
.sies ssisz- Sl7-0- Bishcf.. !.
sur xi4 %. $500 suits in
y q cs0th for Sl2-O af
TEE LEADU-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

y Farmers Live Stock Loan
lrar01 which w2s organized
~ xeeks ago, viii not do
ksziaess until some Iegisla-
eza oe had exenpsing il
txution- Ii . not . money
|zs scheme. but az org.niza-
p pru0ole the live stock in
+ of this district. $1,000
rsdly subscribed to the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-16

|sry one Of cur ladies' suiss.
Fi12sd. braid trimmed, or
szlcrei At . discount of %
ent iron their regular prices
y ladies' suits for $1,000,
y ladies' suits for s. 90 as
The Leader
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09

veniently required money. Iced
tackled tho banks and trust companies
mentioned on the slip for aid. but
without success. Then-a subject for
tho coroner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09

veniently required money. Iced
tackled tho banks and trust companies
mentioned on the slip for aid. but
without success. Them subject for
tho coroner.
she read David Dwight's note. The
thought OF his marriage to tho beauti-
full creature just across the tea things
was repugnant to her.
Selma Ashton checked the laugh
upon her lips. q roguish glcam light
Ing her eyes. Under lowered lashes
she unused aloud.
He's n dear. old man." she muir
INJURED as though to herself. studying
the shades OF disgust'upon Mrs. Press
ley's countcnance with infinite relish.
He's got simply millions. and his wife
would get 1t ali, and they say a private
physician devotes all his time to keep
Ing him alive from hour to hour"
Mrs, Pressley's nose upturned.
Hes so sweet and kindly" Selma
sighed. And even though he Is old
ana feeble. you can see for yourself
the iamc of love burns strong in his
heart. Right on tho heels of his note
ne announces he Will come to put his
important question. perfect Loeb
invar. my dear"
she threw back her head. bursting
into peal after peal OF ringing laughter
! Mrs. Presley drew herself erect. I'M
certain whether to assume an air of
injured dignity or TO join In the mirth.
You dear. old thing" Selma gasped
ot course. 1 haven't any idea of
marrying him. In the first place. he's
oid. and. In the second place. he's not
the man | want. and. In the third place,
he isn't the man l want to marry and
never could be. But you were so funny
woeh YOU thought me in earnest. Just
Tor that I'll forgive your scoldlng
about my asking Mr.. Iced to send me
hundred thousand dollars Now, we
must be ready to receive the eager
wooer."
Her companion ordered the butler
10 clear the tea table, then slowly fol-
lowed the beautiful girl UP the stairs
She 'i"Ter quite knew how to take
tho he.tess. how to fathom her moods
| her fads and fanc!es. Still 1t was good
10 know that her riches. her wild ex-
| travagances. her luxurious self-indul-
sence had not warped her soul when II
came to the big things, the things that
went toward making eternal happi-
ness or misery for herself
Continued To-Morrow)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
By EDWIN BLISS
CONTINUED From Yesterday }

The door OF No. 492 trembled vio-
lently. then lunged from its hinges. and
the two policemen leaped Into the Of
Ace. The clod that had been Charles
Iced. investment broker. sprawled in
swivel chair. his head and the right
hand. still gripping the revolver.
reaching nervelcssly out upon the lit
tered desk.
The desk blotter was still a bit
damp. a newspaper scare-head there
had been heavily marked by a 6-B lead
pencil:
TITAN SHIP COMPANY FORCED
TO WALL"
War Smashes Gigantic Enterprise
Mysterious Unknown Financier
Behind T. S. Co. Loses
Entire Investment"
tiny memorandum slip. torn hur-
riedly from a book. with the names
of the city's twelve principal banks
and trust companies lay upon the
floor. And that was all.
The Mirrors police reporter slipped
into their puzzled conference. a lik-
able enough chap In idle moments.
they regarded him now. askance. as
wholesome men regard buzzard
And buzzard no was In very truth,
his hands eagerly huttering through
the suicides clothing. picking up ar
ticles upon the desk. holding the blot
ter to the mirror above the wash
bowl. smiling the very air, as though
he found peculiarly pleasant fra
GRANGE lowering about this place OF
death.
Sergeant told me a man phoned In
he was going to kill himself here"
he explained. What do you boys
make Of ftp"
We'll, you've got TO hand II TO the
guy-he m;Nie good" officer Carney
answered. Ought TO make a big
story. Harvey. Iced was dirty with
monSy-wasn't he?"
The reporter smiled al the Inference
that a suicide never takes the biggest
jump until his money is gone. In
wardly, he was laughing at their be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
1t Was Whale of a Story the
Reporter Found Whom Iced

Committed Suicide.
wilderment. A good story? Why, 4,
was n whale. a triple decker OF n
story! And a story plainly written!
Charles Iced, the eminently wealthy
investment broker. had been the
Mysterious Unknown who shoveled mil
lions SO carelessly into the smashed
ship company. With the last glim-
mering OF hope he had written the
wealthy heiress. Miss Selma Ashton.
that her millions had been a part of
those swept away. But why Selma
Ashton unless she had made a recent
demand for money that FASTENED the
climax? The blotter. turned upside
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note. He consulted again the memo
randum slip. Undoubtedly, he had it
correctly.
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within a block Of your residence.

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learn how you may got thIs Blelr

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There arc two styles of binding and
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BIBLE OFFER TO
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