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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-04-09
DAVID AMOUNTED KING

Aaaaei n.ln tpfH ~
A Man After Gods Own Hesrt--An-
ether phAas Of samucfs Character.
samuel Sent 20 Bethieheu1--Anoint-
ing the Successors Of Present institu-
tions--David Type Of the Church.
Divine Method Of Selection Of elect.
rhsa i0ohffh 0f no oltodfJ appearance. tgi
GQd iaelcih oF ne heart - hai4 m7.
HVING SAUL's rejection by tho
ierd meant not only IBIS ulti
n mate removal from the thronc
but ihaf his gons should not
succeed him in g. and that che Lord
wouia elect another man fog the Or
hce The Divine choice was David. 10
whom the Prophet Samuel had indi
rccily referred. saying "rhe Lord hath
sought Him man after Ills own
heart Samuel 1914
AZ The time of today study, David
was about twenty years old His
grcatgrnndmoiher was thc gentle /.
Ruth who had CLEANED grain ia prob /
ably the very neld with winch David I
Was familiar .iis great grandfather I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

4 Halloween party will be given at
the Chapline Street NJ. r. church. this
evening. An attractive program has
been arranged. following which refresh
ments VIII be served. A silver offering
viii be taken at the door. The follow
ing program will be given:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
MASQUE BALL
ENDS REUNION
osraIs rENrLE hosts TO uAu-
hoTE CATHERINE AT HA2-
KET AuDrTo8rU3.


bringing 20 an end happy reunion o.
Scottish Rite bodies Ned in this city
since Monday morning. an elaborate
..asQue Dali was given last night. In the
MARKET Auditorium. by Osiris Temple
fatroi. Spiedfd attendance marked this
iirst affair of n series TO be given dur
II set for November rs, and II now a
matter OF very pleasant anticipation af-
Ter the brillianey- OF last evenings event
Inc auditorium presented a riot of
color and revelry. lengths of yellow, black
ana red festooned the walls together
with our national coiors. Potted palms
placed about the room lent attractive
ness and occasional seciusion. High ON
tne band platform. behind a profusion OF
palms. the Osirit Temple Band furnished
an unexeeiled program OF music for the
uancers. who represented a most cosmo-
poutan gathering. From the courier In
niue velvet with white plumes and gold
braid, 70 the old time knight OF the road
with his tin can and black beard. pirates
IN red velvet girt with wide sashes and
armed 10 the teeth trod the measures
with timid Puritan maidens and high
pompadored and hOoped ladies OF tho
French court. Spanish bull fighters in
spangles and most dcbonair chose High
land lassies for the waltzes. Uncle sam
was present. properly frockcd and hat
ted. as well as most every one else In
the calendar. And all masked. even the
nights were hidden behind grotesquely
sItnhlng faces In such an atmosphere
who could be conventional and tongue
tieo with funny features in all dircc-
lions. truly Halloween spells frivoiity.
Inc grand march was led by a. {.
schneider and Miss Ted Eiig
At 10 O'Clock real ceremony was per-
formed when Osiris and Isis. the baby
pears OF the Temple. were formally
ehristened BY Mr.. Robert Darrah. past
potentate OF the Osiris temple. The god
nothers were Mrs. sam Warfeul and
Mrs. Bert Pickett. while the RESPONSE
oillties OF the godfathers was taken by
Messrs, Albert Schalrer and Fred Cowl.
FRUIT punch and other daintles was
served throughout the evening, at the
rear or the room. behind a clever lattice
work overriding with vines. This first
lesuclty OF the season was one OF the
notable gatherings of the week and the
future promises TO be filled with several
others as distinctly worth while
Although many were present as spec
tstors In the gallery the following zen
nasque spent the hours until IL at
the ALWAYS DOpular dance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

q high compliment 10 Hon. Julian g..
Hoarne. OF this city. who recently en-.
nouncod his candidacy for the mamma.
ion. Tie said The Republicans Of the
district are looking forward TO a 5000.
natured contest between these two.
and that whatever the result. hey are
confident hat Republican viii o.
The next representative In Congress
from the First district
NJ. Prichard said Republicans or
MARION county are anticipating thar
'FeInor haehcld win ON the vacancy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

CLERK NJ the House % Daieratss ana
chairman "f thc Republican corrr.--
-lNnhl committee ~ the rIrrf Conc.
wv Nlaifirt wuH lu Wheeling Wrf-
'.laf. on business To nu fnf. ffIg.-
iion. Thomas W Flcmlur rsrftf.,.
-. we NnIuuiic1n nominal ION Tor CON.
hI.eH, lR conducting an arffva r4rl4naf-r.
..tl lH tluE With much rrrDurrr..
IL nl eanerl ally in bic home rourfV I'D
On. onl algu Tyler and Wefgaf
.lull,a Mr Elrminr ta canahfe
nfcn falthful worker ln me uenubfl.
ca. rAgLNt 500 D. generally rOnufnr
Mr.. irichard TOOK occasion 10 nav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
rnIRrY srnrrncrn

HERLtN. oct o. by wireless TO-
Tuckcfton. N Denial 90 report
printed I'm Holland that 3O or more
death sentences against Ucirlans
CHARGED with espionage and treason
had been pronounced BY courtmarilai
90 LicEo. Dr. made by The Overseas
Nrws Agency to-day. Tho report ls
q purn InNnnIInn.- n .aI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
SAYS RACE WILL
BE INTERESTING
CHAIRMAN or coraur.avo,,.
CVntlAr IEn rhnDICrg GOOD
HATUHEn CONTEST

Hon. John ouy Prichara Declares r1.v-
me nnd Mearun Are norular arn
Either Could ne Electsd
hon John Guy rrifhnrH. rf rafrrrr,t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

NV YORK. oct 2s The will Of
amos Emo. pioneer merchant and own.
~ OF much NeW York City real &C..
tale' Who died october 81. was nlod FOR
probate today. and showed he ien en-
sstate of ~ estimated iaiue % more
In.n tsooo.oo0 OF this amount nearly
> 100000 was bequeathed to public In.
atltufiOns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

In honor OF Miss Loretta Witty
whose engagement 70 Mr.. Charles Feeny
- OF recent announcement Miss Eliza.
beth Paxton will entertain in a charm
Ing manner this afternoon at her horne
1 kenwood Place. This - the first OF
many pretty affairs with which Miss
Witty II to be compimented. At to-
days luncheon. yellow and white VIII
be used In the table decorations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

POUNDS u s1 IA Tsi.g. sheep average. i'a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
o T H E R P RIZES
A T L A R G. E
10 JEWELRY ORDERS
Description Of Districts.

District Ward I and ward 7 IN
the City OF Wheeling.
District 2-Ward ?. ward and ward
4. In the City OF Wheeling.
District Ward 8. ward 6 and ward
8. In the City OF Wheeling.
District 4-Benwood. NcNecho,
houndsville and Glendale.
District 5-Ohlo county outside os
the City OF Wheeling.
District 6-All territory in West
Virginia not included in District A a,d
outside OF Ohio county.
District - Bellaire Sbsd,.tas
West Wheeling and Riverview
District s-Martins Ferry pridgo
port Wheeling Greek. Brookside ana
Aetnaville
District st ClairsviIIe Barnes.
vile. Barton. Bethesda and Maynard
district lO-All rural routes and
towns IN Ohio not named above
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
SIDE TALKS
(5y Ruth Cameron;
A Foolish Expectation.

The little woman IN front Of men on
the car almost wept for self pity az she
told her woes 90 The older woman
= haven't been feeling at an well
tgu Tom because . hato DO seem fo be-
always "a crying baby. liut when DE
.ane home and spoke about going away
Tor "a weeks hunting couldn't hello
crying Then ho got mad and said i
never wanted him to have ~ good time
She paused 70 swallow O. uttIs sob.
- be- he'd b. sorry % be- know how
you did6't tell hime- asked the
$50. Z wouldn't t-n hir far any
In Ihs usantims. POOR Toni
ana in ths Meantime poor bsvidsr..r
Tom VII drag himself home evening"
Misunderstanding hangs hr..v. ur-.I..
ing just what has hit him
10. rrnFiuE Tor TymuufhF lr uuIvrr.
manda o. We grDuu-upa hone ~
and feel hurt when We don't rrt u De-
y o. easily underTto1d thouFh rsfher
Injuries upon the attention III 9itell
rolte enough o. feiru nn lufrurafaH
synlpiainy they on not feel Dor "No
Eut even moro foolish than fHf- De-
unnd N ours that others rvrnnafHfge
Win our sorrows ard ilis when W. Ten
rathy when tho oaurc Tor Huch ls win.
Ne Deserves Sympathy. TOO.
Tom simply didn't know fnHf HHr off.
hadn't been frnNrr veil rin r.fr d.
iuat pei gndsrFtaulabie or hers INA ir
fiinrr ~ Them deserves Hrmnnfnv
rather think Dr. Ir he
.Ngw end then ve made pralssuor,hv
rHnrf fn narfNrlr uurHfIUnn Nfr rrf.ra-
inT f0 demand fHr rrnuuHf nr We crave
WV. NifIN.t p. . NNfINN ono. but co. BE-
really worthy n praise Do HHaf De- 49,
nrrrH fu Oh fHr bitter end
~ ne eiFes Vim noilsd Dinner
N smith nuHfrirr from |nHIrrrfIg.
wlfhh1.1a fn1f fHrf IRON Nra rmIfn fr
order that me may not worry be- d. a.
M "a spartan nnf rufnuranNnHTs fHfrg
Tot or MrH Smith. Dob her Irnrrsrre
cote boiled dinner rarrfaIaf 80.
nilnc' pc before hiw who can blame Fer
fnL IHrF ~ sympathy
~ .nltn tn e1f The dinner fhfuEfnr
WIN nlfterunrrH Nnw sorry Mra nnIffE
would De- or ODE knew huu much To- go
i.rnl and WaH about fn numar nrnfI.fH
nn one anr thing 90 he chooses 3D. r.r
eat ana D. miserable huf f1 nr tue fl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
WOMAN'S CLUBS


Home Economies.
The Home Economics department or
the Woman's Club. viii open their CLUB
season this afternoon. with q parcticai
talk on Home Dressmaking and Home
Millinery" by Miss Margaret Human
Of Pittsburgh. The meeting will open
at o'clock az the a. O. u. w hall
Miss Human b. the head Instructor
IN dressmaking and millinery. az the
Margaret Morrison school. at Pittsburgh
and doubtless the talk will be most In
teresung and Instructive. This practical
discussion ON practical subject will
hold attraction for the entire member
ship. Those who are not members Will
be admitted on the payment Of a small
guest Zee.
Sunday School Institute tonight at
First Presbyterian church. Or. Frank
lin meEfresh, Of Chicago, Will be the
principal speaker. Al are welcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
SOCIETY
Continued from Page rhrss.)


There will be an important meeting OF
the ohio County Equal Suffrage league
at the home Of Mrs. Flora Williams
ss0 Main street this afternoon at 90
o'clock. All district leaders. members
OF the executive cOmpiitte and all others
who are interested In suffrage are in
vited TO be present
Matters OF utmost Importance will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Island Christian church Is making
ARRANGEMENTS to hold a Halloween So
ctal In the church annex on nsNt Mon.
day night Friends or the class are
cordially invited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

thr course be- haH mapped 1ut Tor hIm.
aeif BE- must do ao Without bittrrursr
oI self pity.
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I'LL votes IN ne InteIIgencer's "15, 600 Club"
ELECTROMAGNETIC!

HE Wheeling ntelgencer through $4,000 Club" will give
it circuates - e - W 'u III NHi'n
ne winners or the prizes to be selected
the following two voting
ments people receiving Inigener or from NEN
SUBSCRIBERS New subscribers votes Sec
ono tach old subscriber block
by signing printed blank which will supplied to the
candidates and subscribers! r. ~ INV
$4,000 Club" '7 " N' may V''" N'e
~ Those who wish to the campaign may NOMINATE
me pest way to start vote getting
@ 10 the 1000 Club for receipt book complimentary sp
ana then secure all the votes possible ~
- list of the candidates and the standing will appcor in
me so that the friends the pro-
gress of those competing. 49, Wv P-0
Members may secure subscriptions ANYWHERE
Active members who stick who do not win one
OF the toyx prizes will be paid commission of 1919
The $4,000 Club will drawnout affair Y, ar NOT
10 oc cohpeled TO wade drought wearisome
suspense or unduy worked in your candidacy.
ACTIVE VOTING STARTED October Goth The ca,onar,
closes December 18th. ~ campaign
Now don't waste another
list OF candidates Your FIRST SUBSCRIPTION
votes In addition to the votes due the
the nomination blank, and will give you running START into the
thick of the campaign. $500 ' INC
Get busy RIGHT NOW. Don let mark another moment
against your chances for SUCCESS 'i'
Campaign Closes December I8
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

in the state supreme court caused by
The RESIGNATION OF Judge Ira h Kob-
inson' BY naming a Mason county nan
TO the place. They believe the choice
is between judge John W Mason ana
Hon. w. $ Meredith judge Macon
D. a distincuished iurist and an anie
attorney. while Mr. Meredith has nean
81 ne head Of the Marion county nar
for several years.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-17
Ools mmn @ohIe.

8ir bnIten bic bette &oble nnb bns
bette 8rennbol5. Brobiert nns. Yla5s
@uDb & GpaI Co., grodett 6053, Neues
Eel. 1911.
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7reie Yrene fur seras: Mittuod II. Mdr5 1915.

Mein &utider, Set allenfnds eiilen
aubpogen ler1fen fam, berirrte flu
in Der 9unfelbeit, oa er einen ,nG-
beren @eg" nebmen po1te. Iuf met
ne 8emerfun9, baB mir inns bonn Sic
le unierer &eiie wobl 5u melt entferrt
Ddtten, troitete er midi in i6mdbii1er
@emiitli6 uno meinte, mir ymii6.
ten bait Dos Stiid toieber 5uriid, boa
mir 81 melt gefabren ieien". Sd
fonnte oieier ll1tumItoBii6en @abr.
beit ri6ts entge9eniteIen nn6 Ihmiee
oaber, ergeben in uiei,1 S6idiol.
9tidaro 6oriter, &o1pfmattn a. 9,
&idaro S6rfter,
Sauptmann a.. g.,
Observation-Disclosures
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Gle bentige Gage.

sfuh iheute iino feline ,.pi6tigeli
0afri6ten gefommelt. Die &ulier
iino IN 8olen uno @oli5ier mieoer
5uriifgeihlageil nno in SlanoerrL Der
Champagne, oen Mrgonnen uno oell
&ogeien ba6en Die &antpfe fortge-
hauert, obte oaB iid oos oagen1eine
8ilo oeraltoert b6tte. 4ud olts oett
9arOanellen miro nidt5 @i1tiges &c.
lneloet. 8ie 2oge tit int 4ngemeirlell
0ieiefbe, nie ge1tern.
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W2isnerItanSeu.

Batter: IS 1T ood uusIoubliA,
miepiel @eIo Gem Sttoium Der
i6linot; fonnIt Gai lid nift ettuo3
eiaidrGnfen?"
Sobn (auf's b6dit eritaunt) v9ludl
peniaer itl0ierenL @ater2@
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CD. Sriebrid, Sabrifant bon rGooa
Sountains", ginridtuneen fiir @rocerls
itens uno SleiiderIdben. @isf9rdnfen.
aiibl15 6allfditen nnb patentierten @rDe
cerDzS6aufaiten. @oues Eager, aue @rDe
ben. ginige i6on 9ebraudte Gaden. GuF
MhaahIunaen.
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BON Scr Sdlmiere.

.6oaen Sic NAL. iporiun iutroe
cenn sic Stuort beute idlon I'M
5lueiten g[ft aef0pft2" ,9fuf if.
rem @unid: iie bate ndmlif 70 ra.
lenoe 3abnidmerast."
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0ptele.
HOTEL ALAMO.
imperial Turkish Bath Company.

sos OFT : 5ouiton Ctr, MooreS@ ee
bdlbe. Often Sag unb Na1t. 8dber isz
Der art. Sirf. SAB uno @ett fir Die
Nadt $1.00.
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CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY.

9hep. gaHfttr, @eiddffsfahrer.
III Nones Nbenue. gegeniiber. Der Zone
Stdr 8rnucret Gan Gntonio. SeEns
~ Nabrifdnten bon allen grten 60,
5afpni7er. gainernliuoffer un6 pcrsiaIiG
BEN p~olbefannten Qithta geTtee
Fsite Gsieripuf. - Hreie dbIieferuns.
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0eidD1fts=a alemoer
NfuminaS ttmo 4eite.

Mamp Sent & Slmning 81. @mt. 2D-
remsen, @i9entiimer. ale uniere 8aarer.
9aben bo0e5 @epi6t unb WtaB, paifenD
fir Stanbarbs@ roBen. 2t5 Mbe. 8.
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A. F. Y Renaraturen.

Sbpetpriters, @eoitbles, 8edJen> ltnf
aoreiIiermoidinen. 3ufriebenitelun9 aas
rantiert. 237 @eitSgommerce Ctr. Sci.
Grodett 244t.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-29

River-ave.. through Redford. Farm
Ington and Orchard Lake. Coming
ny trolley. tho Pontiac intcrurban
with fast cars every half hour. goes
10 Kesgo Harbor station. Cass Lake.
across q narrow neck Of tho lake
from Cass Lake Highlands. During
the summer a special fast car win
be run night and morning. and
,ree motor boat service win connect
Cass Lake Highlands and the sta
tiOn.
For the larger development Of the
property. the company has ass0ciat-
ed with itself G. o. and c. T. Laid
law. Of the Laidlaw Engineering Co.
and formed a connection with the
North American Construction Co.. Of
Bay City. makers OF Alladin "Readi'
Cut" homes. Plans are under way
for the erection OF 400 Aladdin
homes. bungalows and summer cot.
tages during the summer. not only
az Cass Lake Highlands. but on
other subdivisions. about the city.
James G., Pierce, president and
general manager OF the company
and the Majestic Land Co., Is a
member OF the Detroit Real Estate
board. and Is well known In real es-
tate and other circles In Detroit.
Associated with him In the Cass
lake Highlands Co, are several
prominent men. among them Fred
NJ. Randall. president OF the Red
Run Golf club. and afiliated with
he Taylor-Critchfield-Ciage Adver-
Using agency: Frank p. Miller. OF
The Frank p. Miller Real Estate Co.:
Otto r. Sovereign. general manager
OF the North American Construction
Co. OF Bay City: X. p. Drysdaie, ad-
,ertising manager OF the Cadillac
Motor Car Co; william T. Nash.
controller OF the Cadillac Motor Car
CO.; William NJ. Pagel. OF the Cor.
uon q Pagel CO.: Henry l.. Barton.
of the General Motors Co.. and J..
lee Barrett. secretary and treasur.
ei OF the Detroit Convention and
ourist bureau.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-29

the base Of the promontOry is Eliza
beth lake. giving a long shor. line
ON all four sides and securing all
TIE privileges OF both lakes 70 its
Inhabitants.
The property has hech complete
~ plotted and wide avenues and
tou!evards and numerous parks laid
out. A wide park runs across the
front OF the property. givins
everyone the full privileges Of the
lake front. ov% though his home
may be situateH on one OF the ave
aues inland. In a natural amphithe.
ater In an athletic ground with pro-
Vision for baseball and other games
Z, eix b0eN landings are In course
- Construction At various points on
0e ke front. and several inland
n6ors provide shelter for small
bats of all kinds Telephones are
6a the property and can be installed
n every house. and deliveries OF
groceries, milk. butter eggs ahd all
supplies will be- made daily from
Pontiac.
along woodward.ave. clear 10 Pom.
mac. and leads through Royal Oak,
part the Bloomfield Hills COT club,
the Automobile club and directly
Into the property. Another good
automobile road extends ont Grand
The Detroit times., 1915-05-29
CLARA WARD
GETS ONLY $1,000
OF MOTHERS CASH

The former Princess de Chimay.
formerly Miss Clara Ward. OF De-
troit, is bequeathed but $1,000 OF the
million dollar estate of her mother.
Mrs. Catherine l.. Ward-Morrow, OF
London. Eng, whose will was filed
in Chicago. her legal residence.
Thursday. The former princess
has, however, a considerable for
tune held in trust for her. This was
left to her by her father. z. B.
Ward. former Detroit shipbuilder.
Nine. Ricciardi. as the former
princess is now known. Is said to
be living in New York. The only
mention OF her In the will Is a
clause that $1,000 equalization
money" be turned over to her.
Mrs. Morrow left instructions that
her body be cremated and the ashes
placed near the bodies OF her father
and mother, who we're inferred In
the family lot in a cemetery near
Conneaut, o.
Mrs. Morrow settled life an
nuity OF $4,000 upon her husband,
The Detroit times., 1915-05-29
LETTERS GET
MAN IN TROUBLE

William J. Dryden, a travelling
cutler, 65 years old, will be ar.
raigned before Federal Judge Tuttle,
next Tuesday. on an indictment Is
sued in June, 1918. charging him
with writing obscene letters to Ad-
die Proper. 15-year-old daughter of
a farmer in Perry. o. The letters
were written and mailed In Ann Ar.
Dor. Dryden says he will plead
guilty to the charge. He declares
that the girls father borrowed $40
from him while he was boarding
with the family. When he demand
ed the money, he says, the farmer
offered to give him the girl In mar
riage, instead. Dryden turned down
the offer and later wrote the let
ters to the girl.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-29
BY EDW@ BLISS.

beside the bank door. ne turned In
ed on the opposite side of the street
The officer disappeared round the
corner simultaneously with rattle
OF the lock of the bank door. VIII
volver glinted In his right hand.
As the unsuspectlng watchman
leisurely opened the door. williams
sprang up close behind him. rammins
the gun into the small OF his back.
The man did not speak, did not leap
aside, though the safe-breaker could
feel tremor running through his
entire body.
straight aheadf he grated. Don't
turn or III"
No need TO nnish the threat. The
watchman marched slowly forward.
down the long aisle, turning 10 the
right into n small banking room I'M
mediately OF the cages.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-29
fine LAND
'PUT ON SALE
Cass Lake Highlands,
Resort SubdiviSi0n,
Opened to Public

= One OF the biggest real estate de-
,vclopments OF the season Is the
opening 10 the public today o. Cass
Lake Highlands. summer resort
subdivision on Cass lake. owned and
controlled by the Cass Lake High
lands CO.. under the direction of
James q. Pierce. president and gen.
e:a. manager.
Cass Lake Highlands comprises n
tract OF 373 acres. formerly known
- the windigate farm, situated on
D broad promontory on the northern
shore OF Cass lake. On the north
eide OF the property and touching
The Detroit times., 1915-05-29
MAY YET SAVE
DOOMED MEXICANS
FROM GALLONS

PHOENIX. Ariz.. May 2s.-Five
Mexicans sentenced to be hanged,
the first since Arizona became a
state. had a remote chance for life
today. The board OF pardons met
again this morning to consider Sec.
retary OF State Bryan's appeal in
behalf OF Gen. villa either for com.
mutation or postponement The
state senate yesterday reproved
Bryan for interference and the peo-
pies expressed wish for capital
punishment in the. rscent election
further BODIED Ill for the doomed
men.
One OF the hardest ordeals win
be experienced BY the oficial wit.
nesses who must witness such Of
the executions Warden Simms,
whose duty II will be To spring the
trap Ave times. Is reported TO be
near a collapse. Cttt-f tt
The Detroit times., 1915-05-29

For n moment the two men stood
there silently rigid. They might
have posed for pieces Of statuary. so
silent they were. But their faces
told the strain OF every muscle. every
nerve sinew strained to the utmost
and beyond.
Like little, white birds the gam
bler's fingers fluttered; a touch here,
the slightest breath of n turn there.
while always his cheek pressed light
~ as moth wing against the steel.
his ears attuned To catch the slight
est sound OF falling tumblers.
Now and then he paused to pare
the tips OF his fingers with razor
blade. that their sensitlveness might
be accentuated. a long whistling
sound came from his chest as he
straightened. thin smile upon his
lips. a ticking sound had told him
his work was half finished.
Then. without Strengthening his
bowed back, he leaped aside. his