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LOCAL SECURITIES

Total sales for the day. lsa.9oO shares.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-02-19
CHAPTER XIV,

The Fight on the Roof.
81 TlILKERSON did not follow PeIl
" After all Pell was g danger
s.NN@f GUS customer and a man who
GzssSY worked secretly and in his
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Pell rose uervously. Not for me,
Wiikerson."
hAkersoh rose, too, quite undisturb-
ed. We'll Just walk down the street
apiece with you. Sa-Henry. and | can
explain little more cIear.T.~
The outcome was that half an hour
later Pell took $50 advance from Will
kersOn and promised to recover the
papers for him. Before they parted
the latter made several little Jokes
which Drake could not see the point
of, but which seemed to make Pell
sick with terror
who is that fellow?" Drake de
manded as they were returning TO
their lodgings.
Harry Wilkerson laughed bitterly
THE best hotel worker and second
story man In America" he replied.
But he's lost his nerve"
Il don't like the way we're getting
mixed UP with all sorts of crooks in
this business" said Drake GROSSLY. Il
went into this to ObIiGe Jean and
Help yourself" WiIkerson finished
for him. 81 notice that Mrs DarneIl
and I are putting up the coin and do
ing the work so far. Where's your
kick!'
The evil spell that Wilkerson had
cast over SO many weaklingS closed
about George Drake. and he was silent.
Just how it was that she found her
self again in the same room in the ho-
tel Ruth could not have told after he's
terrible experiences of the nighS anu
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mand an explanation.

John started 10 explain, ioosening his
hold on the PROSTATE thief, when the
latter with a quick twist Of his 1.-the
body freed himself and darted away.
Dorr sped after him instantly.
The chase was 4 short one. John
caught him near the edge of the roof,
tackled him low, and they crashed
down together. The thief put up 4
furious fight. managing TO get on his
feet again in spite of his captor's eff
forts to hold him till help came. See
inS that he was about TO escape him.
John made one last desperate grapple.
caught him fairly and threw him heav-
lily. but not upon the roof.
Unwittingly they had got to the very
edge of the roof in their fight, and Pell
was flung clean into the air, to fall
swiftly TO the street below.
My GOdr' cried the detective. run
ming up and peering over. You have
killed him.
1t took some time to make matters
clear; still longer for the detective to
Ns'SNLS AAAA4oSiL VI Lue lIulu VI JOnu
statements.
Meanwhile officers from the central
station had arrived. called by the po-
li2cman or the beat. To them also
D0rr had to tell his story.
We'll, the fellow was a crook all
right conceded the sergeant. for he
had plenty of cocaine Oh him and
little Jimmy"
1T was an accident, my throwYIs-g:
him over the edge" John protested. II
was merely trying TO prevent his es
cape"
ruth was then iuterrOgated. and aft
er listening to her story the whole par
ty went down to her room
Wed better sec what he got, If any
thing" said the detective sergeant.
HE may have taken other things"
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hotel. .---e-ls-z-s
At first glance she saw no one. The
roof was huge, broken here and there
by skylights and ,chimneys and air.
shafts. The shadows cast by the moon
lay dark and strange across the larry
gravel.
"John, Johnr' she called softly.
Then again, in terror, she cried shrilly:
john Oh, John"
At that moment the figure of the
masked man slipped from behind one
of the chimneys and made for the fire
escape. She realized that be was es-
Gaping. Where was John? She way
cred. Could he be killed? She cried
again. John"
She stood directly in the way of the
man making for the ladder, and he
paused ut the sight of that eerie figure.
The hesitation was fatal to his pur-
pose. Dorr darted across the roof and
grasped for him. With a swift turn
the thief leaped over a skylight and
commenced to run hitler and thither.
trying to evade John, who WAS not TO
be put Off now that he had full sight
of his quarry.
Ruth watched the chase with hands
tenScly clasped over her bosom. She
could not stir from her position i'll the
full moonlight. near the edge of the
roof. nor did she move when Dorr fin
ally caught his man and tripped him.
They fell together on the roof and
rolled over and over. each trying to
balk the other of good hold. The
fighting was furious; for Pell. still IN
der the spell of drugs, was possessed
Of tremendous strength which even
DORIS hard muscles could not over
come.
Suddenly Ruth heard a familiar
voice behind her saying. I'll be dad
blamed if il amt fght!' She did not
turn. Her eyes were fixed on the two
writhing men.
Suddenly Ppll started to roll over t.
ward the edge of the roof, dragging
John after him. This new danger ap.
palled the girl. She watched with fas-
cinated eyes.
John Dorr was well out of breath by
this time and knew his man. 1t was
a desperate struggle, for the thief was
fighting for his freedom and possibly
his life. So Dorr settled down TO hold
him until his wild strength ebbed and
he could handle him.
Henry Pei. on the other hand, knew
precisely his plight and saw with eX-
actneSS what would happen to him IN
less lee escaped the huge arms that
tici him down. Like all men of his
class. he was aycrSc 70 carrying wo2p-
ens. Tonight he cursed himself for ne
ing unarmcd. One shot. the fire escape
and away, That being impcsSih!e. be
Planned another mode of getting away
In pursuance Of it. he gradually work
ed himself nearer and nearer to the
escape ladder. IF he could once get
his hands on those iron rails and swim
himself over. his as>Iiiant must il
eVitably eith"r let SO ~ drop Over
PcII knew the steel strength Of BIS
own arms, n-acticed for years in just
such tricks.
But the: presence of Il second man
right in front of the ladder, us he
perceived through his blurred eyes,
rendered that hope out of the Ques-
ton. In desperate fury he kicked
DOrr violently. tore one arm loose and
.lrove his bony fist like ballet into
ohnS throat.
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This forced DOrr for the moment to
let him go. Pell rushed swiftly toward
the ladder He was halted by the
sight of a perfectly level gun held In
the hand Of man who evidently knew
how TO use it. He darted back, and
John caught him again, this time with
q well directed blow that felIed him.
\ second later the thief was HELPLESS
lying almost at the very edge of the
roof. He was trapped and he knew it.
There was but one thing to do, get
rid of the evidence. that he had been
thieYing. With Il fiirt of his elbow, lie
managed TO send the bundle of papers
which had fallen out of his pocket
over the coping and into the air. Then
he choked up TO Dorr.
Are you mad"
"Mad?' painted Dorr, letting his hold
relax. At this moment Ruth came out
of her stupOr and ran up to them, fol-
lowed up by m old man, who had also
come UP the fire escape Ruth crieu
out. John" then Are you hurt,
John?'
Ruth" lie gaspcd. Then his eyes
lit on the form behind her and nc
shouted, Tom Kane.
BY this time the tumult had attract
ed attention il the hotel and q half
dozen employees and the house detec-
tive ornrcn1 from the stairwav 70 10
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Referee in bankruptcy. Oscar A.
.nahaas, Yesterday received petition
IN The case ci the East Side Phar-
,acy Co., Ct kennctt, involuntary
1lnkrupt. The largest creditors are
J. S, Merrill Drug Co. of St. Louis, and
Schulz Drug CO. Of Cairo. No SEIZED
lies have yet been filed.
Objection has been filed tc TIE dis
-Gargc Of DR.. Warren Smith, bank
.u,t, formerly of Sikestou, Mo. The
objection is filed by Edward Childers
Who hold $1,000 judgment against
.ae bankrupt.
W. +. Tieman. q hardware salesman
of st. Louis, is in the city on 4 bust
ness trip.
X. A. Sinclairc, a powder salesman
# s.. Louis, is q business visitor in
this city.
H. A. Mayo of Lithium, roadmaster
on the c. g. q ~, is d business visitor
in this city.
2. S. Schuc,c Of St. Louis, is u bust
ness visitor in this city.
Edwin Rodenmayer of Belleville,
ill.,. a nephew OF George Rodenmayer,
formerly of this city, is visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. SiIas Lail.
w. L. Grant OF New York, is bust
ness visitor in this city.
r. T. Fitsche of St. Louis, is bust
ness visitor IN this city.
Edward DuBroff, drygoods sales
man Of Chicago, is a business visitor
in this city.
r. ". Hit of St. Louis, is spending
the waci, in ibis city On business with
the International Shoe Co, and is the
guest of Fl. A. Murphy.
w. H. Taylor Of Canalou, is in the
city on 4 shopping trip.
John J. Ross of Kirkwood, is visit
ing friends in this city.
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"IrT left Bill Tubbs in charge and
Bilf'-kanc chOked over the words
that drunken hound fired me-fired
me. Tom Kane~
The old mans wrath, humiliation.
chaGrin and sorrow were not ridicu-
lous in Johns eyes. None knew bet
ter than lie the worth and faithful
ness of the old man. He held out his
hand and shook the cooks fiercely.
by heavens. ven have the Master
Key back agai.. it'll be Tom Kane
In the cook $ ra.-
IN hour later. 7-.ra Ic details that
Tom had slr-n l.r -ygg11a1 in his
mind. john threw himself mao pcd to
toss th isa- through
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THE MASTER KEY
By John Fleming Wilson
CHAPTER XIII.
The Second Story Man,

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SehtIiiS hiniSelI sulIeii'y- NV va d
ready received NlikerSoh ac'Iu com
pIlinehIS on MS aSLuteheSS III laIiu'e'
ana he expected nothing less from
MIS- DarneH. lie was ready 10 qhIt
the conspiracy.
jeans quick instinct did not iaiI her,
and she instantly smiled on Drake ana
murmured: You poor boy! Now tel
Inc all about 1t!
When he had finished his relation o.
the mornings experiences, with much
emphasis Oh the shooting and his mar
row escape from Sing Wah'S den, she
looked at him thoughtfully.
1T was madman's scheme" she
said. She turned to WikerSon. liar
~, yOu used to do things better. Use
your wits, This isn't the desert. Force
won't avail and time is getting short.
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and whispered, And are you going to
give up the stake you are playing for?
You are in love with her.
"That's but little reason why should
help Harry here out with all kinds of
preposteroGS plans. That one of last
night nearly did for us all. If she
hadn't escaped as she did the police
would be at the door now"
John Dorr is stupid fool" Wilker-
son broke in. ITS been mere luck
that's helped him so far. Nobody ever
crossed Harry Wilkerson yet and got
away with it. Old Tom Gallon found
that out
Jean Darnell glanced ut his feverish
eyes and understood him. She knew
that the reaction from the thought that
he had caused DORIS death-the sud-
den surprise of finding him alive and
ia sen FraDcisco--had shaken bis
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p01ITnEpg H0LD-UP
piASs5lANsGEk lRAEN
Frisco Due Here al LEO in After
noon Reaches City a;
500 O'clock.

The blockad" OF the Frisco caused
- boulders rolling on the trari- from
he Blasting operations at Mccoy, a
few niles out Of s.. Louis, vas re
moved late Yesterday afternoon when
ratEjc was resumed.
Tie noon Passenger train did not
-rrive N the Cape until o'clock last
-enjre. but since that nor. all other
rains have como i~ on time.
After removing the bouldor~, which
aguiraJ considerable time. the track
-as found to be in such damaged CON
ajtion that travel could not be resum-
4 until repairs had been made, caus-
~" a Suspense in operation Of trains
: about five hours duration.
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morning. But John had hurried her
into Il cab, ordered it driven to the
Manx and quickly made arrangements
for Ruth to occupy his room with
maid to look after her.
''AIi my clothes are with that horrid
woman" she whispered.
I'll rig you out, and then Wen 80
shopping" was the rejoinder.
With the help Of the maid and the
housekeepcr Ruth was presently made
presentable for the street, and John.
in dry clothes and none the worse
his ducking. met her in the lol"
Il have engaged taxi b.. ~. r..
be told her. Il think it ..s -. GA.
more to get the fresh .sG4 a.,
around in the shops amOn '-, -r...
ties than it will to brood .an. 'a
ROOM
Ruth hesitated shyly. e , aara
no money, john
OH he said blankly. an .. 'a -
thought came to him. "Wh. ...
am carrying around Il lot of Il ".f
money which l was going 10 tt .-
to you
Once in the taxi Ruth told ..
her experiences from the time S, a.a
left the mine. John listened sc
though once in awhile 4 heavy "-a
OH his cheeks betrayed his deep s, "a ,.
anger at the plOtters who had not
tried to deprive her of her mine, Boz.
had finally risked her life and liber $
It's all that man WilkerSon," he
when she had finished. He caus
your father TO make him superinteL -
ent of the mine and then bounded him
into his grave. He is your bad angel
Ruth. But l am here now, and Ill
get busy with Everett and finish
things up. and we'll soon be back ut
the mine and have things going again.
He answered her questions about the
situation at the Master Key" as tact
fully as he could: he realized that her
nerves were badly shaken. He would
trust to old Tom Kane to hold the fort
in the mountains while he transacted
the necessary business in San Fran
cisco.
He directed the chauffeur TO drive
them through the shopping district,
repleniShing her wardrobe John sat in
the taxi and studied things out. But
he was continually seeing Wilkersons
dark face before him, and before they
returned 70 tIln hotel be had dptoriuin-
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go WOEheu SeCIStIS dAu III HIS
! own way. 1t was like Wilkerson to
respect a fellow crooks special meth
DDS and mannerisms. He never inter
fered with an expert when that expert
was working for him.
But he could not refrain from fur
tive glance in the lobby of the hotel.
He saw John Dorr there, still bearing
the bruises and burns gained in the
wreck of the auto truck. He stared at
him, for there was something uncanny
in seeing in the flesh the man he had
thought to have killed Then he went
swiftly away, as Ruth came out of the
elevator and joined Dorr.
At supper both Ruth and John were
silent, not only from WEAKNESS. but
because they had not settled things
vet. Everett hadn't been seen nor any
preparations made for the raising OF
the money needful to improve the Mas
ter Key" mine. So by mutual consent
they made short meal of it. In the
lobby they sat and talked Il little while,
but presently Ruth had to confess that
she was worn out.
"Of course you are" said John re
pentantly. IN take you right up and
turn you over to your maid. \ good
nights rest will set you on your feet
again"
Il shall dream of that horrible China
man." she murmured, shuddering.
Don't let that worry yOu," lie said
comfOrtingly. II have 4 room right
near yours, and if you want help I'll
be there"
She thanked him, and together they
entered the elevator and were lifted to
their floor. In the hallway Ruth grave
ly shook hands and said Good night
John tried to hold her little hand long
er than was needful, but she shook
her head and slipped away to her own
room, just down a short hall. He
watched her open the door and turned
to go to his OWL room when a thought
struck him, and he called gently,
Ruth
She came back quietly. Tin 50 glad
you called me-" she said, with evident
nervousness. After all, it's ridiculous
ly early to go to bed. Let's go for
ride some more"
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ry," he said. but did not add his in
most thought, which was that. with the
papers once in his own possession, he
could easily get much more from Will
kerson than the 5000 he had promised.
when will you have them?" Viii
kerson went on impatiently.
Peil smiled family, but significantly
81 know your address," he remarked.
'I'll deliver them there when l get
them
But when" growled the other.
Pell fiicked his cigarette stub into
the gutter and whistled. Il never
make dates ahead" he said quietly
But it won't be long"
Have you your plan all schemed
out?"
Pell winked and moved off.
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WhatS Ene matter at tHS Hihe'
she faltered, but all l saw WAS tie
papers.
We'll, we'll have Il l0Ok-See for pa
pers," responded the detective alniabiy.
When the officers had gone away
Ruth turned and greeted the cook of
the Master Key with unfeigned at
lection and delight.
Tom. whatever brought you here:"
she demanded ut last.
kane scratched his head and glanced
hastily at John. Then he booked ut
Ruth, 50 fair in the moonlight, and
said gently: Why, Ruthie. | just
thought / couldn't stay away from Oil
san Francisco when / knew you was
here. So came right up"
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sic i-r1.-isy,r her arms
GUo.G has ae..s ..t Z him
'-4ar s.r. tire dear that ever
V .lt b. JuSand things a.
t,t E..t-
..s-. up hcre?" ASKED
Job.
H.. and looked at bis
Pc. hey told me Ruth was
al when l got there
open and the window
en- looked out | saw her
d heard her calling. So /
red up myself"
said John. AS Ruth says she
t.- ousand things 70 tell you, and
Ha.a ale we'd better lie finding out
just what that thief did get
Half an hour later Ruth looked up
at them with tears in her eyes.
The papers are truly gone She said
quietly.
wei, they snant 90 anybody else
any good" john said comfortingly,
"and now that we have the thief ez-
pect to dig out of him what he did
with them. Don't worry"
They said good night and left her
quite cheeTed up.
When her door was closed John said /
briefly, Come into my room. Tom"
Once inside. he turned on the old /
cook and asked briefly. what brought |.
YOU here. Tom:" What's the matter |
at the mine?"
Kane threw out his hands in a de-
spairinG gesture.
All hadCs is the matter. John" he
said Bluntly. IF we don't work fast
Wilkerson Will have ruined our little
girl in there. There won't he any
Master Key any morer'
lie chOkcd back Il sob. John DOrr
stared at the window, at the lights OF
the city below Linn and SHOOT. his f=t
''WilkersoH IS somewhere down there
doing his dirty work. III get him
yet"
Meanwhile he's got the mine in his
own mems hands" the cook Went on.
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Die 2eaislatnr.
90. Moi.

w. n
9us Sans bat beidloilet ote
f.oatli6en neutrality-suspicious. BET
~5lbebalten uno oie n0tigen gemilf-
gutlgen fir tie een1a6t. Gomit par
Die Irbeit dn Ser 9etpiai9uft9sbil
rodenoet uno sic 8ia ml1roe gun
&eini6rift beoroert.
Damn muroe ote 8erotuttg iiber Ste
@efpiaieunesbia fir Sic g~r3iebunss-
d%nltalten begontten uno 5tpar murbe
her grtttuurf oes 9omites, itatt Ser
bon @agitoff oerfaBten gia oen 8e=
r%atungen SIT @rltnoe gelegt. 9ieIer
ICntipurf tit Ser ltniperiitGt b~eionoers
giinitig, od in inn oie 8epiuigung
fir lie bel GROCER III, ols in ser mr.
ipriineli9en giG.
Ser Senot bei9loB nls 8lenor-
fomite NIT Is gegen 10 StimmerL
Die @ibion=gin Dem 8lerum beg
5anies ~lttieiinitig 3u beridteu. Ger
&anpf miro alio iebt I'm 8lenanl
fortgefest tperoen. Die 8efiirtporter
Der 8in boffen nod tmmer, iie sur
Gnnabme 6ringen 8u fontter. sSt.
5tpii6ett bat ser @ouberneur cine
goti6aft gei6ift, In Ser er oie 9n-
rabme elmer 8iu empfobl, oie be-
itimmt baB acknowledgements
ieai6aften in Seras fit 4nleiben altf
Sarnnen niGt mebr aIs lieber 8rosent
3irieft rednen oiirfen. Ser Setat
FERRET olb iiber oieie Sill aIs gle-
mar &omite lino beidloB, fie 5ltr
4ntlabme 81 empfeblen, nodoem lie
Cabin nmgean0ert non, oaB oie Bins.
rate auf feds 8ro5ent feItgeiebt uitS
oaB Die @eroronung ni9t ouf Die
Observation-Disclosures beldranft,
lonoern altf aae 2eute, oie @elo onf
5armen musleiberl o~itsgeoebrt pers
DC. Sn oieier 5orm miro He idpcr-
lid angenommen tperoen.
AuBer oieier 8oti6oft ionote Scr
8onperi1eur nod cine anoere BOT
ldaft, IN Der er Die gilou1g zines
nStote goaro Of SorticuIture" emf
pfabI.
8tce : @ouDerneur Sobbg nno iei-
ne iange 5rau beindten ben Senat
uno ipuroen glar5eno empfangen.
Sdone Sil6erinden iparoen ibnen
bon ben Senatoren, oen geontten
lino gngeitelten oes Senats, oell
oes Senats uno oen Mitqlte-
bern oes Observation-Disclosures als
8eldenf iiberreidt.
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dtie Yrefe fit sera8: 9onnehaa 20. Mai 1915.
Segas.

George S, S9leider III Guerc
bat 1i6 dlS &anoioot fir oen &onaref
CIT Stetle bon George S. gurgeB,
ser fir BEN Sennt fanoioiert, anga-
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Sn Souiton min man nit bent
alten SDitem. ben 4bfoa ouBer6aIb
ser 5toot gu fabren uno BORT ob5u-
laben, outnit Milionen BON Sltegel,
iid aniammeln, bre9en tto bier Ser
brennnngsofen anfiteuen.
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ntebr Cars in oen 9ienIt felt.
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GommilIion fir oas om 81. Otto.
Ter 1914 enoenoe Sabr giebt oie
Sange Der @iienbabngeleile III SeraS
auf 15,569.30 Meilen an, Inn Isl
Meilen mebr, tpie I'M por6erqebenoetl
Sabre, 9ie @innabmel1 bon 8aIiu.
aieren b%eliefen ii9 auf $35, 1851 :
06, fir Sra6ten auf $74,979,8O9.i2.
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gen 1918 nm GA 8ro5ellt suriidge-
gatl9er. Die 8etriebsnnfoIfen betru-
gen $90,063 SO. Die 3obl Ser
8eamten uno 4ngeiteqten mar &C.,
061. @etotet fu1roen 1854 Herionen
mo perlebt t0,t57; Elm Mebr bon
46 uno 1928 ge9en oas porbergebetts
De Sabr.
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in @uitin Ser Chef @eDnlfsiberiff
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g.. s. gobllenfantp,
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tier; SerHtann Gbar, auguit CT
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mer, Gus Stuff 9ireftoren.
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5n9 nod Sort @ortb beftimurrt, Of.
Sic Woidinen, oie eifen @ert bon
reprdientieren, iino nGe
oerfouft.