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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-11-05
From Mondays Cany

Owatonna. Mimi. November l.
Shouting of crowd OF students cele-
brating Hallowe'en Saturday nisht
frightened team and caused the
death OF William Sommers. a real es-
tate dealer. who was thrown from the
vehicle. The students. cadets OF Pills
bury academy, were returning from a
football game. at which they defeated
ST. Mary's academy team of Winona.
and were parading down Main street.
Sommers died at a hospital at 10 p. m.
His skull was fractured.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-11-05
Also legal ouibbles.

J IN addition 70 the Problems OF mere
physical similarity, n legal complex
ity arose.. The supreme court Of one
state had decreed that an automobile
was a carriage. That OF another state.
little thinking what trouble 1t would
make for our friend the Judge. decreed
that q carriage was q wagon.
In spite of all. the court decreed
that the two were not one In the eyes
OF, the law. The case In point Affect
ed what the law termed a wagon.
truck or dray. Had the automobile
been used as jitney. delivery car
or baggage wagon. the decision
might have been reversed.
"a Wagon u immune.
The case was that Of Green vs
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Washington, November 1.-Presi-
dent Wilson and Mrs. Norman Gait
will be married about the latter part
of December, almost at the close OF
the month. This statement was given
out by the White House today In or
der to silence continually published
surmises and rumors I'm regard to the
date of the wedding. The wedding
will be held at the brides residence,
and will be a strictly private affair.
only members OF the families OF the
bride and groom being among the
guests. This is disappointing to
Washington society, but It was not
unlocked for.
President Wilson and his bride, i'm
mediately after their marriage, will
take their honeymoon trip to the
south. II Is stated that they will 60
to Pass Christian, Mississippi Friends
have urged the president to go there.
There will be three exceptions to the
rule barring all from members OF the
families from being among the guests.
These three are Colonel and Mrs. z.
VI. House and DR.. Grayson, the presi-
dents physician. The president and
Mrs. Gait today took a long walk to-
gether. and II is believed that they
discussed their future household
plans,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-11-05

Austin, November 1.-If all> goes
well with the plans. the big wild rice
field that Is Disagreement OF the
Horace Austin State park will be re-
moved. George A. HORNED has of
fered $500 toward the work II the
city will appropriate $500 toward
clearing up the portion that lies with
in the line of the park and where the
Ice men cut the ice for the city's sup:
ply. tr -
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Delightful Recital.

DeHphuuI HecItaI,
Students at high school this morn
ing enjoyed delightful song recital.
given by Miss Lora Lulsdorff.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15
pRESDYTfRIANS SELECT
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-21

thing waxed and wAned. something
after the manner Of the coal OF
mans pipe
or course 1t was plain trickery. but
one could not impress the excitabIe
negro mind with this fact. and. more
than this. there were many white PEG
pie who were quite assured that this
skeleton hand presaged the coming OF
the end of the world.
Something must he done at once
Would her. dear son come Immediately
and see II he could put this mystery
where 1t belOngedY He wired back
that he would ....
or course there was no doubt In
/, his tmind that some one was playing
practical joke Of a grPwsOme sort put
he also realized TINT 1t might turn into
a serious affair II It! was permitted to
continue. 7,n .. ..f ts..s.,..
He laughed at one moment and
sw6Asi at the, ne4t !, Why the perpetFa
atorS of the joke, had selected the hill
sbaeka6f the Storm place set btm think
i4R deeply, -.
CT he decided to 70 home and lay the
ghost ~ 'taie saying goes Hs PARKED
tGiP. sent -ah9ettkr' To- ZudOra< and left
town paI.. si.cs ,-ffsSa.. r
When IZudOrs. reeeived the letter. she
was greatly pertuFbed l. seemed 70
Ret that What appeared az BIT, q,
SSsfpe foolery might have az it, base
as666ieffipg serious regarding the wei
tare OF Der love and bis people Rather
iiiideptlz Abe sought Hassap Ais I'd; /
viceSse se@s,. l4ez
iF1HrF uncle shrugged. ':SOme COuntrS,
aBumptin il playing a Joke on the more
kfmple minded. Go and solve II. II you
WISH emily ,you'Il have your trouble for
yoDgg pains -.
"But hew do you account for the
-llandT al -
~TrtekeFy. pure and simple. p1os'
.phOrescenee mayhap The negro mind
at Ieast, the southern negro-is full Of
kinka IiI-a. hia hslr Ha viii tase IL
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CHAPTER ~.
The Secret of the Haunted Hills

The Secret of the Haunted Hills.
HERHAPS a month elapsed with
- out any puzzling case coming
under Hassam Ais notice. Zu.
dora and Storm had their meet.
ings, always previously arranged by
the carrier pigeons. about which Has
sam Ali pretended to know nothing.
Besides, he was busy with numerous
clients who wanted to know about
their business investments, their own
futures and somebody else's past
And he continued to build his pyra-
imids Of phantom gold.
The one mistake he had made was to
acQuaint Zudora with the knowledge
of her immense fortune.
The trustees had always. addressed
their letters to him, and 1t would have
been. an easy matter to have kept her
in ignorance, But. evil as he was
himself, he had a profound respect for
Zudora's word She had given It. and
there was three years grace. :i-s
II in that period OF time he could
mol Tlu utluSSii Vi tuut lhcOuttuS ~
torney he would tear down the black
velvet curtains with his own hands.
and make a bonfire Of them. - ii
Storm had, urged Zqdora a dozen
times to marry bin secretly, hnt she
steedfastly refused to accede to his
wishes.
OF what use to marry II they could
not have a home OF their own? Ht' i"
OF what use to burden themselves.
with secret which would interfere
with their pursuits and hang threaten
,tngly over their heads?
More than that, she reasoned. her
friends would always look askance at
her II. after Some months, It became
known that she was married and was
mot living openly with her husband.
No; she had given her word. and she
would not break it 80 John surren
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SYNOPSIS.

zwdorn \ Taft an orphan az an cary
~ Her father Il killed In q gold nina
lNlidora and the fortune from the mine
which grows 10 be worth x1ooooooo are
nsft IN the Guardianship OF Frank keene
Zudora's mothers brother. zadora. Nv
ting promise OF great beauty. reaches the
are q eighteen. The uncla who has set
yhimsaif up As q Hindu mystic and 10
Ruown a. Hassam Ali. decides that Zu-
dora must die before she can have .
chance 20 como into possessiop o. ner
money, 20 that II may be left 20 him. tne
next OF kin. Hassam Ali sees an opstacae
20 his schame In the, person OF Jonn
Storm, q young lawyer. for whom zu-
dora has taken q fancy. and. he com-
mands the girl TO put the man out OF ne,
mind Zudora insists that II she cannot
marry Storm she VIII marry no one
swell we'll" says Hassam All. IL you
cake such q stand PHI compromise Solve
my next twenty cases ana you can marry
him: fail In . single case and you must
renouncs him" ~
from years of association with her uncle
Iunravels q baffiing mystery and wins her
first case-a case In which John Storm IN
saved from being convicted OF murder
instigated by .Hassam Ali himself
Zudora and Hassam All visit Nabok
8nhn . uOubos WucIo DhCop CNcASS-aS@ ~
cry one whenever Nabok attempts TO mar
~ a princess. Storm, seeking Zudora, u
made a prisoner. Zudora foils Nabok
Shan. restores the princess to her Original
lover and saves Storm from death.
A maker OF diamonds tells Hassam All
his secret. Storm Informs Zudora that
his life IL being attempted frequently
Storm suspects Hassam All Storm 10
arrested for stealing the diamond maker'e
gems, but zudora discovers the real
Ithieves-a pair Of mice
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me. have forbidden you the hospital
ity Of this house."
ne"I am well aware Of that" returned
Storm, quite as coldly as Hassam Ali,
II have not come for hospitality. What
fdemand to know Is, what the devil
do you mean by setting a half witted
boy I'D to such beastly game as that
spectral hand? Storm shook bis fist
under HasSnm Ais nose,
All the fury against this young man
dubbed up IN HasShm Alis heart and
IDcautioIsly was permitted to over
fiow the hr1m He wanted John Storm
dead. dead at hin feet he suddenly
drew hack hie hand. but Storm was
too quick for him. AIMED. seeing his
master IN danger. seized vase and
stole, mp. behind Storm
nut from her bOudOir above ZndoEA.
had heard the loud voices. She held
III her hand only book She hunR II
Vim more accuracy than Is generally
credited to the feminine arm. Il bit
AIMED 1sdunrely on the shoulder: and
the vase clattered 10 the floor.
,John dung Hassat1 All from him and
faced Zudora.
: II am sorry. dear. TO have a rumpuAi1
like this. but lost my temper 49,.
land perhaps host mine" said Has
6hm All, rRpgnizing the need Of bit
OH diplomacy. II bad forbidden him
the house. Zudora.. BE pushed bis
way IN. with threats Of police"
i'YOu were wrong. John" said zu
dora. with no small diplomacy henaelf
There b nothing TO prevent my see
ing you when and where ! will. but
this IL my dncle's house. He has a per
feet right to deny you admIttance II
he 90 wishes"
John swallowed hard. He was not
exDectinR rebuke from such u quar-
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6nkaikse tn sldS NJ the house. The ~
sdlt of-iAla, xialtAtion luan- tha. anal ax,.
Vdps Of the help, with the exception %
lhk 6oaseEnaid and the boy who did
,khbfes about the, house. The nAatteEF
bad been ftIliy Sfplaihed toNthese two
None the lees they were badly fright
ened ~
Swhen the spectral hand appeared the
next night old man Storm seized his
shotgun and started out with blood 10
his eye. The result OF his rage and ex. :
element was a badly lacerated arm for
the housemaid The old man accused
her. but John interviewed. The pool girl
had only been curious to see how near
she could gpi 10 the specter. She was
fortunate 10 have escaped with hesa
life.
Later John began to show preoccu'
patton. and when questioned BY zp,,
dora be admitted that there had been
an episode OF his younger days that ne
had all but forgotten. The dark spot
In the palm Of the hard had finally
brought back the scene vividly.
~ ~ used TO come home during college.
days to hunt little. There's quail
and partridge galore in November. J.
used to take young Jimmy Bolton,
along to carry the game. He was only
kid. Well to make a long story
short was careless in handling the
gun. and some of the charge went into
Bottoms hand The best thing we can
do. then. lis to locnte him. He wasn't
always quite right in the upper story
But how the DICKENS he should come to.
think up such hoax and spring II
after all these years gets me-"
Zudora said nothing. There was
nothing for her to say.
j. $50 well take look into Jiumy's ar
Z fairs" concluded John. HGs go
Bot Jimmy had not been seen By any
one for several weeks. The specier
suddenly ceased operations. A week
passed. and both Storm and zudora
concluded to return to town, but to
return secretly the first time the hand
thade ita appearance again ~
q Oddly enough Storm also had vague
suspicions regarding the brain behind
l. Bolton, but. perhaps fOolishly. he re
trained from confiding to Zudora. he
bad become reasonably sure that Has
sam All was somewhere In the back
ground Jimmy Bolton was incapable
~ perpetmting hoax Of this peculiar
order without capital. AT any rate ne
was determined to put the matter bold.
,ly. to ,HaSsam All.
AIMED was not going to admit him at
drst. Orders were orders. But when;
Storm declared that he would come
hack With n policeman AIMED conclud'
ed to accept the lesser Of two evils
Storm found himself in the iNmiliar
drawing room. Zudora seemed every
wherein the arrangement of the dow.
srs, the pictures. the music rack. 90
"Well, SIR" said a cold voice from
behind. "this is an honor forced upon
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nothinR blS6k Of these doubts but IN
gtilct. So
.CEht'tbe6s was no getting around the
plain fact that he feared Hassam ALI
feared him for zndura's sake, 'l,9i
One day Storm received letter from
his mother. and the, contents first
aIrliaed. ! tbSn alarmed him. HIS par
cnts were well to do country folk In
the. SOUTH Their. forbeors had been
aouf 6efners of wealth ana position mp
10 waSfkheS~ y "
ME ~ piece the fine double inheri
tSnee md yAnished. and at the time OF
Johns birth they had sunk from al
nusnge 70 the ordinary comforts Of life.
There had been enough money TO send
the lad TO college. u nt him for his
DW1E battle In life.
he was a good son. writing home
once a month and making holiday VI
Itsevhenever there was opportunity.
Often be had sent checks home. but
invariably these had been returned
They did not need the money; they had
enough for their simple wants. and
When they died all they had would be
his. e SAD, 49, ~ .,..t
His mother had, written that an
alarming mystery had confronted
them, one that promised to decimate
the negro servitors on the various
farms and estates. And just now, when
/ all the crops were ripe, 1t meant ruin
for a great many whose sole income
was derived from their crops.
The negroes were not dying; they
were fleeing. This mystery was no
idle fancy, no idle rumor. 1t was a
living fact, visible to the eye. She
and her husband had seen the thing
themselves. and they were normal
minded people.
Something must be done soon or
there would not be a servant left In
the county.
The. hill back of the Storm place
was haunted. Night after night, against
the side of the hill, there appeared the
heroic skeleton of a human hand with
a black spot In the center Of the palm.
as II It had been made by an enor
NOUS bullet
i No one could get close to it In
Variabiy, it vanished at the approach
(. of any living being. This ghastly
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county with shotguns. A carrier pi-
geon acquainted Zudora with the fact
The next morning the two left for the
south. Zudora nor John referred t'
the row with Hassam ALI
IA LET me work alone The sight OF
you may scare away this boy" she
said ..f..'. e.
"All right" ne agreed. but with the
mental reservation that he would fol
low her and remain within call.
Zudofa found Jimmy Bolton ana Jim.
my Bolton fonnd her. much to her dis
comfort and alarm. she mad gone far
opposite TO where the specter hand
usually appeared. and she discovered
In a window OF a shack on the op-
pOsite hill the Cyclopean eye she bad
hitherto hunted for 10 vain, Without
the slightest hesitancy she sought the
shack, knocked intrepidly and was SUD-
denly dragged In and securely bound.
In the dim light she could see that Bot
ton was not untouched with insanity!
: Storm had promised not to follow,
but she never went ont at night with
out his being somewhere near. He too
had seen, the flashing eye. A brier
tableau Of Zudora struggling In the
doorway was enough. he was nearly
as mad as poor Jimmy Bolton. He
used the fellow roughly and left nim
exhausted and thoroughly cOwed In
corner and then liberated Zudora.
In the attic of the shack was giant
stereopneoR. capable Of throwing
concentrated ray thousand yards or
more The plate projected was really
an x ray exposure Of Bottoms hand
'John thFea tened ,lna. cajoled and even
offered money 10 bolton u be would
confess who had set him up to this
trick. But Jimmy refused 10 divulge
bis secret. He feared the threats Of
Hassaln' All far more than the threats
Of his victim. NAP aa'i'
A week later the crops were being
harvested. i and ZudOra and John re-
turned TO- the city, each secretly won
'dering what the next ordeal would hold
for them.
49, ~ lro aIE coFrlNuED.l
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10 0NUtUVoU ENuVu NPPSS'S~ wv 49,
Side Of the Hill. -5
she appeared in the tiesh they had en-
tertained some doubts about this niece
of man, whose business they held IN
supreme contempt They fell indlove.
with her at once. rather shamefacedly
when up to that moment they hq4fd1
been quite positive that she had laid a
sirens trap for their boy. ,, =, q.
Old man Storm pondered good deal
1t did not seem possible that this sleh'
der, handsome. dark eyed girl was a
detective. II did not match up with
the tales he had read in boOks.9 she
was Just like any other girl. nOthing
mysterious whatever. 80! q. ,
ats really serious. Zudorat" said
John ave tried my hand al, dstectiye
work, but haven't gained an inch, Il
admit that ( am totally at sea. I've
seen the thing once at a great distance,
and don't wonder That the natives are
hiking for other parts"
"Havei you any old time enemiesT
she asked. t.-e as 1IGb"
'g''I come back once or twice q, year
for a tfay or two. seldom go into the
village rye been In New York for
nearly fDtffteen years and have quite
forgotten how the neighbors look
How thedeuce could ] have any enc
miesY' oc' =.
81 mean your father He may nave
discharged some one who aims ut hay'
ing revenge she suggested. .p,Gio, ;
"Thef4 ,hasD,t been any one issshVYagE}gS,
ed from this place since Xas, dkid,
ana you s can take it from NE that the
chapnEho is playing this game has a
brain better educated than the run OF
help hereabouts" = '' - ~
81 am going to make some investlea-
lions. ana you must let me 20 my own
way No tagging after me when !
want to 90 into the village, Some one
In the" village will know what is going
on! \ No one would come from the out.
side TO- play a game like this /" "'h ~
g -Allrtgiit II any one can get to the
bottom of this middle 1t will be your
lovely self. Good luck. sweetheart q
Three Or four days passed. sApdera,
went about her work systema tically,,
One day she came upon q pit Of news
that startled her profoundly. It was Of
such a character that she dared NOT
impart this news to John. He must be
kept in total ignorance. The brain that
had instigated this really criminal joke
was in New York. 1t was the tool OF
this cunning brain she must bring to
light and, confusion. Her uncle! How
the man hated John. to play so despi
cable Jest upon his people! The old
suspicious returned. stronger than ever
She was growing a bit afraid OF this
uncle of hers: she was beginning TO I'M
derstand that flesh and blood did not
always count But why2 Why should,
be wish to harm John Storm II was
IN unanswprable question. She real
lied that from nOW on she must be on
her guard Her uncle must never learn
that she entertained the least suS
picion.
That night they all received shock .
The hand suddenly appeared ON the
side of the house. and even rs they
rushed out to look at 1t 1t slowly faded
ZudOra threw q quick. circling glance.
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three hundred yards below che am
yoAK VA pdhlSf and irritAted AZ the
NAnSe titAt ftny s6ke war uSihg ~
.patEatea Az some OnewhghFdI taipg'
Meanwhile the crops Hay hlhesd
'aSd beginning tstotaAkhsioeab'
ltat Bid mpst he, done aiaaR huyry.
else be would he compelled TO send 70
the city for, emigrants. who would
doubtless take to their heels after the
same mapner As the negroes. 30 be
tsjegtaplkd for zudora. ,~s,- 4
: And zqiora came.
The suSfm family had heard about
shes, yous may be assured But until