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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-15
LIQUOR
HAUL. IS .M|||l||l|'|E
At TRAIN
Officers Arrest Seven Men and
Seize 400 Pints Of
!. Booze.

Resulting from a visit OF y. II. Ten
ney, deputy state commissioner Of pro-
hibition, and several deputy sheriffs
Ito passenger train No. q at the local
railroad station early Sunday morning,
seven men, all foreigners, are prisons
'ers in the county Jail awaiting hear
ings, or trials. before Magistrate VIII
liam y. Starcher. while 400 pints Of
liquor, mostly whiskey, are in the Gus.
tody Of the sheriff at the jail. the liq-
,uor having been seized from the men
by the officers.
The arrests were made by virtue Of
John Doe warrants issued at the re-
quest Of the prohibition officer charg-
ing violation of the prohibition law.
The: real names OF those arrested were
not taken with the exception Of Vision
Demjan, who is specifically charged
in separate warrant issued against
him at the instance Of Mr. Tenney with
improperly labelling Q suit case con-
tanning liquor.
The. most jof the whiskey seized by
the officers was taken from a cab,
which the foreigners are alleged to
EhRye hired at the rita i0n.s f6r the pur-
pose OF conveying the liquor to the In
,terurban trolley station, where It was
to be carried to Mount Glare, six OF
the seven men arrested being residents
OF that place. The officers said the
foreigners took possession OF the cab
themselves. displac;ng its regular
driver. whom they paid twenty-five
cents each for its use.
The officers taking part in the raid
say 1t corroborates the recent state
ment issued from the state department
Of prohibition to the effect that ninety
nine Of every 100 persons who come
into the state on trains from towns in
Ohio and Maryland having open sa-
looms carry liquor with them. Others
who got of train No. Q Sunday morn
ing. the officers said, carried packages
that most likely contained liquor, and
in their opinion not more than one or
two had none. The men arrested came
from Marietta, O.
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bank EMBEzzLER
Enters a Plea Of Guilty and j,
Sentenced to Serve Term
of Five Years.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 15-Augustus
o. johnson. former collection clerk In
the FIFTH Third National Bank Of this
city. pleaded guilty In the United
States district court here today OF
having eInbezzled $21, 900 OF the
hanks. funds and was sentenced to
I've years imprisonment in the feder-
al penitentiary at Moundsyills, w.
Va. 3 s
When Discrepancies In Johnson,s
accounts were discovered he ned from
the bank and was s. fugitive from
justice for three years mail j beeSe
captured in Jersey city q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-15
CHURCHILL.
Tells the House of Commons
Why He Resigned as Chan
celIor of Lancaster.
CAV ASSOCIATED paxss,

LONDON. Nov. 16.-Winston
Spencer Churchill. who resigned last
week as chancellor of the duchy of
Lancaster, said in the House of Com
mons today that the project for send
ing an army to the relief Of Antwerp
originated with Field Marshal Kitch-
ener and the French government.
Mr.. Churchill made this statement In
outlining his reasons for resigning
from the cabinet. Si{ 3
Mr.. Churchill also declared that
IL any operations in the history Of
the world were worth carrying
through with sustained fury and ut
ter disregard Of life the operations
at the Dardanelles were worth 1t.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-15
film FIRE
In the City Of Pittsburq En-.
dangers the Lives oil, TWEEN
ty-Five Persons.
tsv Assoe,ArslDs ssss,

y PITTSBURG, Nov. 15-Eieht
rolls OF moving picture films fred by
an electric spark from crossed wires
n the Office OF Aim corporation here
today endangered the lives Of
i've girls employed In the room and
twenty others working IN the upper
stories OF the building. Henry vii
liams, a shipping clerk, dashed
through the smoke-filled room and
slammed shut the door to q vault
containing films valued at $500 10,
and enough to have blown the build
ing TO pieces. The building, located
IN the heart Of the down town re-
tail district. was badly damaged.
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FLAT DENlAl.
Is Made That Guards Have
Been Placed on Baltimore
and Ohio Trains.

GRAFTON. Nov. abroad
officials at this point issued 4 nat
denial OF the report that 4 specisl|
guards had been placed ON all iiiSel
stock trains ON the Baltimore ana
Ohio railroad to prevent pro- German
ssympathizers from poisoning stock
destined for the lied I armies. iuch.
stock is being shipped through here
but officials say that only the ussi,si
number OF attendants are with tlis
trains TO feed aand care for the stock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-15
HIGH OFFIC GERS ARRIVE
FOR BIG Pr HAN EVENT
] U DECISION
BY The United States Supreme
Court as TO the Labelling Z
!. OF C0ntaine 4
tsxAssoc,Ar ia,. ,sss,,

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4 The su-
ipreme court held tod az, that o man
who ships LIQUOR from one state Ia
another without labe aiing Il as such
in violation Of law may be prosecuted
In either state. ItsreyeTseds the judg-
mente Of the Kansas federal court
which quashed an ind ctment against
Joseph freeman and remah ded the
case for PROSECUTE ion. Freeman was
charged with having shipped trunks
full Of liquor unlab elled from Joplin,
Mo-, to Cherokee, Kan. p
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-15
A|R RAID
On Verona Intensifies Bitter.
ness Felt'in italy against
the Austrians.
,rY A.,oe,.r !; 4, r.r r,,,

( ROME, Nov. 15.-The air raid on
Verona. which resulted in the death
of thirty civilians and. the woundtng
of forty-nine others has intensifed
the bitterness felt in italy against
Austria. The Idea Macdonald de-
mands prompt reprisals. suggesting
that all Germans in Italy be interned
in concentration camps. that Austrc-
German property be confiscated and
that $4,000 Austrian prisoners be
held as hostages.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-15
QuA|'Y!'s money N
IS Ordered bvJ Judge Holt n. BE.
Paid to the Children Of
the Late Senator.

BEAVER, Pa. Nov. Judge Rich
ard s. Holt In court here todaysordered
that the principal and interest III the
hands Of the trustees Of the estate 81
the late Senator Matt hew staniey Quay
be paid to his Ave ciild The
amount was Announces as ,16s. THE
court also ordered that IN the distrfbu-.
ton payment of 81 900 annually to sA.
j. g. Quay was to be i considered The
decision; was the QUIT growth of q friend-
" suit instituted BY the heirs to de-
ter1nine the meaning OF: d clause insthe
will. Senator Quay died in1so4. al
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-15
Allg0lA DETAILS J
Are Not Thus Far Developed.
by Conference at italian
Foreign o fice.
on AssociArr 4, pRxe,,

wAsH1NGToN. Nov. l5.-Ambas.-
|sador Page. at Rome, today tele-
|graphed that his conferences at the
Italian foreign ONCE thus far have
failed to develop the details concern
ing the sinking OF the liner Acona.
The Italian government. according
to Mr.. Page, Is having dificulty- IN
establishing just what occurred when
the vessel went down. An investi.
cation fs under way and as soon as
its results are known they will be
communicated to the state depart-
ment by Ambassador Page.
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ZEPPELIN
Which is Almost b esroyed by
Russian Artillef Lands near
a Russian City.

LONDON. Nov. 15.-The Central
News correspondent at The Hague
says information has been received
there from Frankfort that Yep.
.pelin has landed near Grcdno, Rus
sia. after being damaged badly by
Russian artillery. The message says
the dirfgible was destroyed in
greater part by fire after the crew
was rescued. p
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-15
OIL. IS $3.50
tenth Successive Advance Il,
Price Since August rs
i1ounced in Pittsburg,
tnY Assoe,Ar1ln sRksn,

! PITTsBURG, Nov. 15.-The tenth
successive advance in the price Of the
principal grades of crude oil since
August 10, was announced by the
South Penn Oil Company at the open
Ing Of the market today. with new
rates as follows: Pennsylvania crude,
$1.90; Cabell, s1.45; Newcastle.
Corning and Mercer black, s1.40;
Somerset, $1.35; Ragland, seventy
cents. This is an increase of five
cents barrel on all grades except
Ragland, which advanced two cents.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-15
REINSTATEMENT [
Olaf Postmaster Who Criticized
Presidents Engagement
to Be Married.
tsy; Asso 3: ,.,,. 3

WAsHINGToN, Nov vs. 15.-presi-
dent Wilson today instructed POST
master General Burleson to sreinstate
George Burkitt. removed as assistant
postmaster. because he criticised the
president for his engagement to be
married. The president qualified his
Instructions by telling the postmaster
general Burkitt should be restored "a
his position II there were NO other
charges against him. q. 2 -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-15
OYSTER isocIAS

There wili. bs an dss.e- SOCIAL
given Friday night by the Daughters
OF Iris. colorcd. Mt Mrs Elizsbsth
Hickerbotafn's. Selections will be
rendered, during the evening by the
Westaiava quartet Everybody Will
be weicoms. !.
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( .torIAR on.

TULSA, okla, Nov. Il The price
Eef Oklahoma Grade oil advanced TO
IS 1 this morning when the Prairie Oil,
ana Gas Com Rany announced an i'm
screase Of ten cent This IL a jump OH
stNenty cents In two days. S s. t;s g;
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WnJ.Nor SAN.

t,,yl,.,.sI,.,oee,sI,kp,;s...,

Il tsyArseeisrsrr sess Il
; NEW YORK. Npy. as5.-The sail
ing OF the stesMe- OkntssAlIghieri, Of
tho Trans-.Atlan:.kc lima. from Ge-
noa on Nover per 10, has been can
celled, according 10, d rras,sage re-
ceiyed by the lipe,s local agents to-
day. No reasons for the cancellation
OF the ealing date were given IN the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-15
TO ATTEND FULNERAL

All members o. the House a. p,,.,,
are requested to attend the funeral Of
David i. Mitchell. colored. at 1:4s
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon at the.
Mount Zion Baptist church.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-15
R||'|EPRIEVED
By Governor Dune Second
Time is a Negro under a
Sentence of Death.

SPRINGFIELD, NOV. 1s.-Elston
scott. 9 negro, under sentence Of
death at Murphysbo for murder;
was reprieved today by Governor
Dunno for the second time. The re.
prieye extends SCOTS lease of life
unul December ~. The governor
SAID ne would not permit Scott 70
be hanged until assured by Sheriff
White of Jackson county that the ex-
ecution would be conducted private
The public nature Of the recent
hanging OF Joe Deberry. negro at
Murphysboro. which 1000 persons
are said to have witnessed, aroused a
storm Of protest. 81, ,ss5 b
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KAISER EXPECTED.

i, ROME, Nov. 15-Travelers arriv-
ing from Constantinople confirm the
report that Emperor William is ex-.
'pected there. They say he will be
accompanied by Archduke Charles
Francis. the Austrian crown prince.
and King Ferdinand of Bulgaria.
Great preparations are being made
for triumphal reception.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-15
LIMA ADVANCES.

KS tsY.AssoeiArKo rRHss, I'll
LIMA. o., Nov. All .. central.
western oils were advanced today
five cents. making North Lima S1.1S,
Illinois $l.32 and Worcester $1.35.
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Continued on page g.,
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ITAE ysEATAEsl

FIT IN west, rain IN east p0tfion t0s
night colder. Tues day CLOUDY.
Warmer In west portion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-08
MET CANTiLE AFFAIRS AND IN
SURANCE.

The Committee on Mercantile Affairs
and Insurance Will S5lvet a public hearing
in its room at the State House. in Au-
gusta,
THURSDAY, March II. ataP NJ.
tSenate No. I'D. An Act relating to
taxation of insurance IN companies not
authorized to do business IN Maine. Re-
assigned
House No 251) An Act TO repeal Chap
ter 13l of the Public Laws OF 1911 as
amended by Chapter ia Of the Laws Of
1919. relating TO taxing insurance COM
panies not authorized to do business in
Maine.
Senate No, 49, Resolve for an inves-
tieation of the Hancock Mutual Fire In
surance Company. tReasigned)
eSenate No 1917 An Act relating TO de-
posts Of assessment casualty insurance
companies. CEe-assigned).
(Senate Ne. 1861 An Act anendatory Of
Section 126 OF Chapter - Of tbs Revised
Statutes. relating 20 assessment casual
~ insurance companies.
An Act relating 10 the use Of the cine
ratocraph.
Senate No 217. An Act authorizing
the insurance commissioner TO review
rates by fire insurance companies or the
representatives Of fire insurance com
House No. 4s5. An Act relating to the
fixing OF rates by fire insurance com
panles
House No 456 An ACT 10 regulate the
sale OF lightning rods.
House No. 454, An Act * amend chap
ter y of the Public Laws Of 1909. relating
70 the use Of the cinen cineto-
graph, klnetOscope and moving picture
lactine.
Senate No 236 An Act to amend Sec
ton 81 of Chapter ~ of the Revised Stat
utes Of 1909, relating to insurance and in
surance companies.
An Act creating board of appeals for
fire insurance rates.
c W BUTTON. Sec.
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MT. VERNON

The East Mt. ernon Dramatic Club
Will present the three act drama Out
IN the Street" a temperance play. at
the Grange Hall, in this village, Thurs
day evening. March - for the benefit
of The Mt Vernon Grange. This club
VIII furnish its own orchestra, includ-
ing some fine talent. Refreshments
and a dance will follow the presenta
ton Of the play.
The Foreign Missionary of the First
Baptist church held one Of their en-
Joyable affairs Thursday evening,
March 4th, al Lower Masonic hall This
being the annual meeting, the follow
ing officers were elected for the year:
Mrs. Maud Foss, Pres, Mrs. Wheaton,
First Vice Pres; Mrs. Marie North,
Second Vice Pres. Mrs Josephine
Williams, Sec. In the evening the fam
lies and young friends We're invited
10 part2he Of the banquet ard the gen
e-al good time which followed.
The e. /. of the NJ e church were
entertained Thursday evening a. the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gilman.
There was a good number present to
enjoy the good things prepared, includ-
ing ice cream and cakes. Mr.. and Mrs
Gilman are ~oya1 entertainers.
Friends Of Guy Davis Of Collinsville,
Conn. formerly Of this town, VIII be
sorry 70 know that he has received d
bad fall recently.
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ARTHUR c. SMITH, Sec.
RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.

The COMMITTEES on Railroads and Ex-
presses will give a public hearing in its
room. No. IS. 1t the State House, In Au-
gusta,
No. &c. An Act to incorporate the
Portland Traffic District. Is. Doc. l9.
No. q. An Act TO authorize the Maine
Central Railroad Company to retire a
portion Of its common stock and issue
preferred stock in place thereof. together
with proposed amendments relating to
kinds Of securities TO be issued and pro-
rater exchange with all stockholders.
No. .. An Act to amend Chapter 1s
OF the Public Laws of ISIS. entitled "An
Act for the abolishment Of grade cross
ings Of railroads. Oh. Doc. $50.
No. 50. An Act for the protection OF
travellers at grade crossings H. Doc. 81.
No. 81. An Act to provide safety appli-
ances for cars running On street rail-
ways. Oh, 235}.
No. g. An Act in relation to the opera
ton Of street railways.
No. g. An Act to extend the charter
Of the Androecoggin Valley Railroad
Company. Is. Doc. e1)
No. a. An Act to extend and enlarge
the charter Of the Ocean and Northern
WALTER G. MORSE, Sec.
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d document is to obtain the document =,
SCI mat II may be introduced in EVIL
oehce II admissible, Or 10 lay the found :
alton for the Introduction OF secondary
eViaence OF its contents, IL not produced
SUI IL does not have the effect to make
an inadnissable document admissible.
D. The evidence shows unmistakahIv
that the motorman of the express car
was the servant Of the defendant and
therefore the fellow servant Of the
plaintiff: that he had full control of ,o,s
operation Of the express car: and that
the freight cars were left standing On
the main line through his negligence.
d. Where the plaintiffs injuries were
caused by the negligence of his fellow
servant he cannot recover OF the defend
ant damages thereof.
o. Furthermore. the evidence clearly
sho"s that the plaintiff did not exercise
mat degree Of attention and caution On
his part which the law requires. other
wise ne would have seasonably seen the
obstruction on the track and avoided the
collision.
Exceptions overruled.
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IvERD|CTS AGAINST
N. c, R. R. AND One
FOR |. A. & W. ARE
SUSTAINED IN COURT

go- Ne Mar THE motion Of
Ta,nz Central r. r. Co. for a new
' r. the Eve suits brought against
'.'' ,o~no-arion IN -An1roscoggin county
=" .ssr ove-ruied by the law court in
70 t,row,nr rescript received by Clin-
w. stevens, clerl. OF courts, in this
9 s.,,s-7,- ! Warner VS.. Maine Central
-.aro,d 60. ana Trustee
-.,-re I Warmer IS. same
Va, laac.as vs. same.
n.,.ba Warner vs.. same
,,,ra Warner rs. same.
yse-.pt King. :
~-ss. actions were tried together.
So vf-a brought unde- the provisions
= e. 3. chapter -. Revised Statutes,
" ..0-.1eer d41raEes for the loss Of GER
wv slii.t.1 =. and personal property
,,.er roa;a.uel, by Gre alleged TO nave
., -7rlro ..-.-s.;e1 iy a locomotive Of
NJ se' enda..
y.-a.~.s u ere returned for the plafnt-
e e-lc7- Ter Benjamin r. Warner,
-.5 ~ George 3 Warner S54t A., for
.-r 1s.-ues. Sos for Bertha Warner.
~ f1- Ntra Warner, sas % The
.s,e are f,efare the law court OF defend
80 ,ro.c-s Cor n new tria5 Held:
. -q,a. tH+.. WIS testimony waIeh, if
.ssrs4 ,ea- Sufficient 70 support jury
nc IN tes IRE was caused by
oe-s. .,o-. go lefrndant's railroad 10
sro.'s
. ~: !, Is at appear 70 the court
"a. re .ar..eos awarded IN either case
,s tz.ess,Fe
~, -te~ fl consideration of all
p. er-3.. = tte court is not led TO the
a,c,.a,o- -ta- 'Ht ver7jcts are so mani
.s,., g, vaa- ;ll4t hey should be Sc,
sac
4 rse. '. e.t'r "a eacr ease must he
Mot on overruled.
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

The committee on Inland Fisheries and
Game win give a ublic hearing in Its
room at the State House. IN Augusta. on
WEDNESDAY. March 10, at 2 P. NJ
CHAPTER 90 of the Revised Statutes. as
amended by Chapter 206 of the Public
Laws of 1913, relating TO the closed time
on deer in Cumberland county. with Pc
tition for same.
No i3l. An Act to amend Section two
Of Chapter 80 of the Revised Statutes. as
amended by Chapter 206 OF the Public
Laws Of lslS Eeiaung 10 nee nsh ing. N
aquis counties, and in the Bennett Ponds
so called, in Guilford. In Piscataquis
county.
No l3a An Act additional to Chapter
80 Of the Revised Statutes. as amend ed
by Chapter POS Of the Public Laws Of 1919,
relating to ice fishing IN Pleasant POND.
Mud Pond. Horseshoe Fond and Oxbow
Pond, situated in the counties OF kenne-
bee and Sagadahoc.
No. la An Act to amend Section two
of Chapter 90 of the Revised Statutes.
Laws Of 1918, relating to ice fishing in
certain waters in oxford county.
No. 1877. An Act to correct certain cleri-
cal errors in and TO amend Chapter 50
Chapter 100 OF the Public Laws Of 1913
No. 1874. An Act TO amend Section IS of
Chapter @6 of the Public Laws OF the
State of Maine for 1913. relating TO the
No 1875 Petition of A. NJ. Jones and II
Others, residents of Eustis and vicinity.
asking for additional restrictions upon
fishing IN Stratton brook and its tribu-
taries, in Franklin county.
No. 13s An Act additional to Chapter
thirty-two Of the Revised Statutes. as
amended by Chapter two hundred and
six of the Public Laws OF nineteen hun
dred and thirteen, relating to fishing in
the tributaries TO Berry pond. in Win
throp, in the county Of kennebec.
No 1876 An Act additional to Chapter
30 OF the Revised Statutes, as amended
by Chapter 206 Of the Public Laws Of 1919
relating 10 fishing in jackson pond in the
town Of Concord in the county Of Som
erset.
JOHN H. GERRTSH, Sec
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PENSIONS.

The Committee on Pensions will give
public hearing in its room at the State
House in Augusta on
Resolve in favor OF Alice L Casper OF
Winthrop.
Resolve in favor Of Charles B. Pettsn-
gill, a veteran Of the Civil War, for re
lirement
Resolve in favor Of Mrs. George S.
Bates Of Augusta.
Resolve in favor of Susan z. Dawson
of Monroe Ne.
Resolve in favor Of Everett A. Record.
Bryant's Pond. Me.
Resolve in favor of Mary S. Hillman
with statement of facts.
Resolve il favor Of Weldon Nealley Of
Brewer, Me.
Resolve permitting a State pension for
Charles H Kelley.
JOSEPH W. SMALL. Sec
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LEGAL AFFAIRS,

The Committee on Legal Affairs VIII
give a public hearing in It's room at the
State House, in Augusta. on
TUESDAY. March 2, . P. NJ.
An Act to amend Section of Chapter
20 of the Private and Special Laws OF
1907. relating TO the Fort Kent Village
Corporation.
An Act to amend the charter OF the
city Of Augusta
An Act 10 amend Chapter 272 of the
Private and Special Laws Of 1893 entitled
An Act TO amend the charter Of the city
No. l0s. blouse Bill No 1861 An Act to
amend Section 65 of Chapter of the Re
vised Statutes as amended by Chapter 10
Of the Public Laws OF 1915, relating to
burial expenses Of war veterans.
No. 10. blouse Bill No. es7) An act TO
amend Par. u Of Section 5'of Chapter III
fees of sherifs and their deputies
No. III. blouse Bill No. 2ssl An Act to
amend Sec. So OF Chap. 2s OF the Revised
Statutes relating TO appointment OF
Of the several counties, and relating TO
the fees Of said liuuor deputies.
No. 172. CaousS Bill No. 2se1 An Act to
amend Sec IS OF Chap. 125 Of the Revised
Public Laws of 1906. relating to compen-
satien to be paid agents for investigation
Of cases for cruelty to animals.
No lis fSenate No. 15Se An Act to de-
fine and make certain the authority Of
school boards over school grounds. prop
erty and buildings
No. I7s blouse Btu No. 29N An Act
providing for settling OF debts OF legatees
and distributes against legacies and
6istributive shares
No. III. blouse Bill No. 4D An Act
to provide for publicity respecting the
membership Of mercantile partnerships
and the Identification Of individual MEN,
bers in certain cases
No 116 (Sena.e No. 15) An Act to
provide aid for mothers with dependent
children.
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She knew that when her absence was
certain both Mr.. Reynolds and Sir Don
MID would come after her.
Night came, and she was still push
ing on. though hungry and weary. In
the darkness she perforce kept to open
paths. and II was on one OF these that
a painting native found her.
'Achmet.' she whispered when he
raised his contorted face to hers.
In few words he told her what had
happened. She said CURLY. II know
that. Where is he?''
Sir Donald's former servant looked
at her and remembered the strange
ness Of things done by white women.
He led the way back toward the hut,
muttering now and again Of the ter
rihle things he had seen.
And while Ruth was thus defying all
precedent and going to the aid OF the
man she loved Wilkerson had found
himself again hemmed In, cut Oh in
the darkness from escape to the city.
Though be and Dorr had driven the
hillmen away from the hut and quench-
ed their eagerness Of assault. they still
lowered in the little gullies, and on ev-
cry hand the fugitive found himself
confronted by heard but unseen en-
envy.
He stole back to the hut and peered
In. John was still bound in the chair,
and brakes body lay huddled on the
floor.
(To be eontinued)