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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
MARKET
IS RA|DED
MONDAY Bear Attack
Drives Prices
Down
n. r. STOCK MARK Er-CIo.e.

Alaska gold 40, Anal So Am ASH
com So. Amer Can com k-A Am ar
n Fdy com S2L. Am Cotton oH ~ -
Am Hide & LeAth pfd 30. Am ier
eecurities 3oA, Am l,ocomo So
Am smelt a REF 81 =, An soS ar n x.
y Tel Iis, Am Tob 22s'7, Am Wooi"1
pa san. Anaconda 3I's AtChison
tSL, Baldwin Locomo ~ a, Halt -
73G. Bethlehem steel 10 Butte super
80. Calf Pet 1874 Can rae lse+. Ictnt
Leather 3ss. Ches ONO - - ~
Chino Copper 4t-. Colorado Fuel
ia, Consol Gas . a. Corn Prod iN,t
lax, Del a. Hud las; Dtstillers Secnr
iSL. Erie Is: do list pfd - a. Gen
Flee 1871. 4 r Goodrich y Go - '7-
a. No pfd ign, OF No orc S2As. GuE-
Ia. Inter Ne, 2ea do .pfd 50 e..
Kan City SO ASA LehiEh Valley a.
Ninn. 81 y A Ste VI ilsA Mo rae y,
~. KAT i2s. do nd ~, New Haven
S5H. Natl Lead s1l. Nevada Cons ,a.
a. ~ -, No =, S%sr ~ c SStf q Ny Ny ~
w IS, Pennsylvania 1888. Fso Gas
ia. Pittsburgh Coal q. MaKwsh
a. do ist pfd So. DO "a pfd IS Press
Steel Car as. Ray Cons 2sA, Ry stes!
epGs 81. Rep a steel ss'>. Do ND
oSS. Reading i4sS, knmeiy - 40
pfd isS, Rock s leland - Ss"s 70 f Psc
SSh. 80 Ry 49,. DO pa -. siuae-
baker 81, Tenn Copper 81 Texas l'ac
&c. Third Ave SO. Tn pac 1904, [
Rubber ssTs. L $ steel st7s, d pfd
i0sh, u 3 Steel IS le1 - Itah Gopher
IS. vir Car Chem 81. Wabash 81. do
ma q. Westinghouse s6. West MARY
land. a5I, Western Union ssis W
Woolworth l02, WHY'S Overland IL.
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NEW YORK. May 24.-The stock
market opened strong. with standard
railroad issues taking the lead. Read
ing opened SIS higher. Union Pacific
MP 81. Erie up SIS and Southern Pa
cific Is. Bethlehem Steel Nas up
two points and Steel "a higher.
IL q. m.-The market continued
artive during the first hour. Heavy
realixing sales were me- with on
the opening advices, but the sell
lng was readily absorbed Attention
ceutered In the industri2ls. Price
held UP well.
A raid on the market In the sec
end hour drove prices down some
what The market received strong
support at noon and showed prices
batter than the low OF the day.
The stock market took on q walt
IND attitude In the early afternoon.
Un,cn Pacific was about the only
big Issue TO show strength. Copper
shsres were firm.
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beuks and Iruaf en- pnni~s

The following arms ara privileged
70 execute orders on the eNrhAr -:
Carlyle s. PovSh W \ Hamlir X
Co a. W Noale & Co. ". T. Moss
& Co. Jack NJ Thomson, Lewis ..
Gortou. ~ +. EeiAy * Co, Geo NJ
r Merrill s. Co. A " Wallace q
Co. William "a Rose 81 Co. Nm A.
Neer * Co. ". Is Mclaughlin. r. X.
Fniton
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Mamma" said little Marie one
Cvunine % she gased at the twink
- otars, ~I1l bet n must tickle
- ongooa' fsst when the stars wig
~ ~ vay.-
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EAST SIDE-BOOK II.

y On fhe Wert side % Whitman
avenue, IN front of or adjoin-
ing such iotI or parts OF lots
NUMBERED SN ass; $50; $50.
6fN. between Jefferson avenue
and Freud avenue 81 Clair
Park Sub. 81 part % J. Cr SIS
and 7g1 % Jefferson avenue.
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legaphi FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS I
Detroit Stock FIX.

These quotations subjoot 70 COM
mission charges
Active StOck.-
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Printing. the pinir neat kind---tkat
o right--Timcs Job Dept.-Msin tS26.
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EAST-BOOK A.

u) on the north side OF Atwatsr
avenue. Ia front Of or hdtoin-
Ing such lot or part OF lot
numbered between 50. Aubin
avenue and Dubois street. Sub
of part OF James CRmpau farm
T. y 4. e. 81.
ca ON tho east side OF Orleans
street IN front ot or adjoining
such lots Or parts OF lots num-
D"red &, I. between Catherine
street and Mullett street. A
Town Plat of the farm OF An
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WHEAT ON
DECLINE
Corn and Oats Follow
Trend of Major
Cereal

CHICAGO. Nav 24-wheat prices
were slightly lower today al the
opening on lower cables Later
fair commission house buying move
men, developed and there we're fair
advances over The opening
Corn followed the wheat trend.
but was generally stronger in tone,
There vas little activity in May
futures until late in the day
Oats opened With over sunday re-
cessions OF IS 3.s and l-4c. Later
some huvinS developed and there
we're advances Eoted.
Provisions acre slightly lower on
increased receipts and little buying.
CHICAGO M May :s-operirs-
Wheat Nay down 10. July. down
:. September down &c Cor
Man, unslo'cd July, down = sep
tsmher. down Ac oats May, down
= prov sions. slightly lower
NooH--W heat May. az ic, July
unchanged. SepteuSsr down =
Corn MAY. unchanged July up =
Septenhsr, unchanged oats May,
unchnnged, July. 20 &c. Septsmoe
Close-whea,. May up AZ. July up
= SNgt-ru ner up l corr May
up sc July up A. September ~
10. oats MAY down : July NJ
a September down &c. Provisions
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~ No I szc: No . Axc
yOHHv~o PRIZE.


~aed 1~oas-ASptss y seP
go. p@AsG 9eAns. % S'SsVc,
:. .--F N,aA-S. y. -. SL
49, 49, ss~0asrI AsSie
yve.s' - =" Ga
~ 49, SiIsxs go 80
10 - 'NSAt
~ AiasxA Fe1s $50 1919
pihhs, u lVn.s ,ee" -.
ray peas .SH s. '-'' 'e1
~y.ss-i.,,.tns $500 IN iee.th
50 u ~. -. ~ 80
%, - - 80, ma
- 49, 49,
n.tsr, * .e~nsa nsIsa,
go $500, AZ a. our. I've "a IA.
s5rtnx oafant. a, Dey thL. ia oasss
H.rav.r.-Naus size eA.a. an.
,sn'.'S 80. a. "a s,,ai. S.ln,sd
Ss~h.S ~irs point q 4atSanIt-i
.-.Sts a s.us. a - ..s.-. tgIs.
~ gauge SO - .ausa S345 10
saux4 J-s stnxIe sit brooE-d axsa
a. 80 o-r az gI.cx .ue.t Ste-l =.
nd u x4ux- 1915 Is xaus-- 81 90
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Local
DEPT, OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. May 20. 1918. 4
SIDEWALK NOTICE

To Al Whom IL May Concern;
Take notice that by order OF the
Common Council YOU are required "a
construct. reconstruct or put &C
proper line and grade. a brick natural
stone. artificial stone. cement or con-
crete sidewalk. crosswalk or drive
way, according 10 specifications pre-
pared by the Commissioner OF Public
Works and approved by tho Common
DRnnstf
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Produce Market

rs ..nf Hf n lItt+e h4~il. NG me q .~
stc.k ~ issItrF aB hand last wr,N
ras boon practically sI} tIsgnsst o.
and rr4t -ru-- any serious t.-tlf r.
auCF iu Hr. EGe chicago 0lsf Is
~ low raNcy r.. a"d ta.s us-.a. u
mean. .rst various -ar-l-t -. rl.,His
viii pr diverted thts way .a which
cas-. lower .r..rs here V| result
The butter market A. f'E ~ Do.
sin on saturday a-' this narN va. ~.
protatiN follow rrs w. ift'-
tioV lower auI dressed aiN-s aye
aNo4t steady 'nt 90 wrr.HU ANS
low-Era.e straw berries have boon
e sfoset ~ .r tlr rtet - nnn- 81 81
N~--sa only q Few cars 20 Safar3Rs 81
heNffN>SsFy rfs lrtt and no Fresh
rivals. r. market tog good berries
Mas .a-lNs steady
SETS se8s5o. Steels rcd. p75Gt
o6l soN apg -, u.s9r IS -
resp.--pried IirnAS TlGsc per
Cabbage New s1s1Rt PER crate
Celery Florida s.paas crate
.sss.e oie,a,- ur,-e, M,cn,.
gar rats. i+nlSc. New York new
= u Nw berger. So -.
nestle ~ IS, .ti' 2lc. .TTarfe. ~ 50
- 2 So ions horns l'7!' a. aA.-'
California Frsits-Cherr.e '-.So0
40 per oox. ....
Dressed C.i'-.-Farey 10 we
Frr-s Nesetaeios--'re~p oeppers
8. io -as~ SOS peg -1NNvt. r
ishes. 900 .5c per doI lv'tacs. y Sc
ss s p.-siey = i5a:5, p.s -oL asAd
lettuce. s f5-- per Ht.n-- 'H.H
hsrs rl- s. %. r'-rah '."'Ai
paraSus. s-cQ9ns . - ger eoh.
WAX beans s. -tC+ peg cl. green
peas. s282 50 PER b.
Grape Fruit -. arste.
.mse1' lie isc H.. txtrAct.d igs5 10
B,y-De rot shippers ats gayins
The follow nI Frices tor oA!ed nay
timothy, II Se i't ,istIS55, s "a Iia 40
1880; No timothy Nsg 80 10.
/ mixed. 9l.G $50. rye straw, tS9
a. wheat @uI cat se.@~. {! ' 80
Hidc.-No. cured. Use. No.
green. lse. 80. ! cured oails Ise No
1 green bulls. lee. No. l cured veal
No. cared in1rrais, i9e. No greea
mLrrain. Toe. No. cu-ea ca4f iSc,
No. ! green .eGlf. lac NJ horse
s siee ss 70 y 6n 20 y noe. .,s 'i $40
calf ! "a OF shsepsksn as TO amount
L<-ea.-oaniornia neaTs per
.lSTIsc PER 70 syrup. 81 6l.l3 per ~.
Itme--fi 81 % per BOZ.
Nushrooms n ACE pec II.
oraRge.-CAlltoruiA S-yels. s. = .
3-E per box.
onion.-Texas BeruuAas. yellow.
sIr5 white S. 30 per rate.
Piaespple.-!. -SE $50 per 'rat-
"a - 7rQ1sr per ~ new FloritAs
S5.T51s per Dbl! s. per bu
poaItrv- p-gtler< - 70 Sc hens
l5I @,sc. tuchs re Sc geese Zoe;
turkeys. ~ gisc 10 $500
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NEW yoRK PRoDrCF.

NEW YORK, May p Flour Duh
and unsettled Pork Quiet mess.
tisT5His25 Lard. Weak middle
YVES, spot. t5Is55 sugar Raw.
firm. centrlfuzat - test g. 80 mus
covade 50 test t4f2 rehred. Arm.
cut loaf $3.50. crushed. IS 50. pow
dercl 81 TO- grsnalated. fsde IS
GoTee RIO No : on spot, a -
country. g us1c Hay FIRM. prime.
sii7L4 4i20 No. :. tf11o5. clover
g. ul-iS Dressed poultry. Firm
turkeys. l4q2ic. chickens. IsGaic.
fowls. i2i1 Gisi4r ducks. iid roc.
Live poultry Firm geese. Zoe.
ducks. l30 22c fowls l3c turkeys,
10. roosters. lie. chickens. broilers.
% q goo Cheese. Unsettled state
milk. common 20 specials IS Il a G .
* ms common 20 special 4nf4ta e..
Butter Firm. receipts. 1855 cream
cry extra, Csc state dairy tubs. .3Q
CSC Imitation creamery frsts ~ = u
&c Esg- steady. receipts. 20.T52.
nearby white fancy Z2ia II &c. near
by iSed fancy. i9d &c. fresh rrsts.
81 +. ~
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DETROIT Time. Job rriating Dept
Main s5cO.
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CHICAGO BtT-rFn n,RkFT.

CHICAGO. May e4- Butter Extras
p lac hrFfs p = q 2-c. dairy extras,
glt, 10 zee Hrstu 2ZT2ac ERzs.
Prime Ordinary. isc. arsts. ia. n isc.
Cheese. Twins 1fh, 0I5c young Am
eriras i5A GIs~ Live poultry
Fowls 1870, ducks. I.4l3c. geese 3
n i1c. tarkcys i1e
80 TTT.H kND Ef.GS.
Butter Creamery fVfra CSC frFts.
&c dairy &c. packing stOCR. lsc
per Dr.
EEg--Fre-h res0irts cases inciud
ed FISTS. &c per doz. Receipts,
ssi cases
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TOLEDO. n MAJ zt-wheat cash
and May g. q July tlcs Corn
cash and MAJ. 20. July - oats.
Cash sFc May 54'a July i2lzc Rive
Cash 81 L. Clovcrsecd cash s. -.
October ts72ls Alsiko. Cash - 90
Timothy. Cash t2izi- Butter Brick
and tub creamery sd2stsc Egxs.
Unchanged
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cAAprER ~
The 100 o. &c Gane.


0TEICNEN with anazcmeut at
49, the hatred IA the tone, Scds
\ wtk stood starting But Kent
>tcppcd before thr advancing
man I.ls won't do. he said firmly
~ ,au amy Of us afford killing"
II au .oulrail ted Mr. Blair
lug would gan nothing hy il II
pur 81 u, S .,lrd the other will finish
tn ri,k lou know what ! am here
far Nr Blair purpose TO open that
oiuu md then GO
so" said the master OF IIedgerow
hou,c aud j, was twenty years ago
sine hs 'no had been oycrborne
"lr~ returned Chester Kent quietly
Mr. Eiaus arm rose. steady and
slow with the inevitable motion OF
machinery
"lf !uu shoot pointed out Kent.
Won VIII rouse the house Is there 10
our there from whom you wish to con
coal that cotliut"
The arm rose higher until the muz
zlc % the i,tol glared like baleful,
m>torlts> eye into kent's face In
stc'ld ut making any counter motion
with the shcr1s revolver the scien
list turned on his heel. walked TO
Sedgwick and handed him the weapon
I'm going a. open the coffin. Frank.
he ANNOUNCED THAT pistol OF Mr.
Blars is target arm 1t has only
one shot
True put ia lis owner, but can
score l20 with il at q hundred yards
III he should tire Frank. wing him
And then whatever happens. get that
cashct open That is the on thing
you must do-for me and yourself"
ScdgwIck stepped 10 within two
PAGES Of Blair Blair. he said, with
suarI YOU 50 much as think with
that trigger finger and you're dead"
"No 10 kiiliue. Frank" counter
mani,d krut In his place you'd
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CHAPTER XIV.


4 TIGHT came on in murk and
NJ mist rs the clouds gathered
Y thicker. Chester kent's face
TOOK on a moro and more
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lktI~ VII
- n HAL
liz him. Fran cred Kent in
low tone

low tone
But ScdgWick needed no directions
now that rrsolute action was the or.
der OF the moment His elbow was
already pressed into the sherif's bull
neck Schaeer lay still moaning a
little
Good work my boy. approved
Kent who had retrieved the revolver.
who dubbed mc:' groancd the fall
IN man - didn't sec no third Teller
And what goods 1t going to do you
anyway: There you ARE. and there's
the robbed crave Exaggerated by as
sault ou an officer OF the law" he add
ed technically
THAT is right too Kent, added
Scdgwick. with shaking voice. what
ever W. do. I don't SEQ but what we
are di~graccd aud ruined
"Uulrs.s =" suggested Kent with mild
toned malice we rid ourselves OF the
only WITNESS to thc affair
4 lttlr gasp ISSUED from the thick
lips OF Len SchaSrr But he spoke
with courage and not without a certain
dignit, lou got me hc admitted
quietly III its Gtun why | guess
is rs good q My to 20 rs any An
officer murdered ~ the discharge OF
MS dutl
Not 50 sure about the duty, Schla
ger said Kent with change OF tone
"I;ut Num life is safe enough IN any
event fiifN Nuu r. sut.h :. rr,tftpr for
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Hope had surged up sudden and
fierce IN Scdgwick's heart NJ the geam
Of candle Ia IIcdgerow house Silent
is he laid his revolver beside his spade
and SLIPPED into the shadows.
lis heard Rents impatient query.
lie saw him as he picked up the re-
linqulshcd weapon and examined II.
and estimating the temper Of his
friend was sure that the scientist
would not stop to search for him. In
this he was right Taking the sheriff
by the arm. Kent guided him through
the creek and into the darkness be-
You'd Mr. Blair. walking with heavy
steps and fallen head, made his way
back 10 the house Sedswick heard
the door close hchind him a light
shonc for time IA the second story
II disappeared With infinite caution,
Scdgwick made the detour, gained the
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AtiShNp 'NP't'T''i ''N7 y ~ ~"
he contrary. glOUncd sOrcly AT the
dispense From time to time Kent
hruSt hand ont 81 the windo"
shortly after midnight there was
splutter ~ ram on tue ROOT
Inc titir has com" Tor ACTON sala
Kent he thanhinl Get on So''i
coat
ScdG"ick frightened al once hiSht
.! ue , S'iu ''' , "' ''''''i'S ''-'''''
"',u : = y W. i" .,
~ "-"' - i,
,Pe''''' W - '''', y, ,'n
"o' /" sP''' @ I'm -,
l'''' -. ~ -
'" S,, ',"' =, 49,, "'', ,.... H. ,,s,,a.,
u- o,.a ,',,r,.t,,,.
-, ,..,.,.,
'''.' w., '''' -
~, ..,. ,.,,.. D, ann,
~. ,, H., MN ~. d,rr
...,.,. a.. ,ts
.ool, Them out and disposcd them
In ~. cnr
600, IN M, directed
"If ~, h,d ia de- this Kent" said
Sndrwick ~hudJcrin. In his seat. "wh,
haven't we dom. il before"
THE other turned ON the power
YOU'RE. ON thc wrong track. as usual
10 rrmarked III couldn't bt done be-
or.
"Urt il ,nn't he. don. now crieo
ne artist IN sudden ,harp excitement
,AnunlaLa huryin. ground is watched
owv.r Rain said os much Don't
on remember: lie told US that III,
louse ucvt door is occupied by an old
helpless a~ihmtic. who spends halt
er nights IA hrr window Overlooking
ne graves
The car shot forward again Il
aat an." asked Kent
#. II ",,aorh*
u. We're not going within
lilr~ Of Anuaiaka."
Then orr nights WORK i, not
Eppt cnuld feel hi, compauist,'s revolt
II the nnntterrd word and supplied II
ar him
Grave rnhbery: II IL"
..Wh.r..'
In a private buryine ground on the
irs estate"
Wifrid Bair's grave? When was
funcrnl:"
This morning | was among those
resent. though don't think my name
m bc mentioned in the papers.
WIN should you have been theref"
ON. sci il down 10 vulgar curiosity"
Il Kent
Probably you'd say the same IL
.krd YOU the motive for hi, present
<prdi,ion su,nos. Won fully appre.
into til. chance We ARE taking"
"Dtdn,t nm y.n mn Il IL. rather
more than lie and death risk"
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Su'hlus went Ict II lHH 10 tue
ground where 1t Topped and lay All
right said he WITH strong exhala
ton ot rrlh.i Il kurw 1t must be
And yet Wei our never is absolute
III certainty Nud il "a hcci wrong
think lrauk 81" could protiiahly have
USED that .un ou ourselves You can
drop It nnN Cour.over here
Couraecou, though Scd.wick was
his Lcr,c> we're 81 Is nightly sensitive
order H. -bu,lGcrrd back Il don't
nrlic,, ! ,au - ii. Ch"i
"lou must ~ - witness. Come
brace mp
Setting t'r buli~cyc lantern down,
Kent produced q rockctkutfc Scde
wick drew q lou@ breath and. Walk
Ing over crouehcd. ~trrIius his nerves
against the revelation that should come
when the cold~ should hr cut and the
swathius> irtcsi their contents II
kccl over don't let me tumble into
the grave" h. said simply and chokcd
the last word on from becoming u cry
~ horror as hc hrhcld his friend drive
the smile hladc tu thu hit Ia the body
aud thcu vlui it across aud downward
with long ripping draw under which
he harsh doth sang hidcously
open your eyes Look. look" cried
Kent heartily
\ strong tri hi" % >1ud flowed out
u the rrnt ID the sack ANA sprend upon
'hr ground
s'Th.,t ID. az eufJ t<.pt
Relief clamorcd within Sedswirk for
EXPRESSION II" hogan to laugh in
snort eh"Nihs >lF'S ms
quiz" warned Nr hIair. In bro
Arn tone "i Ati".li "u v" t"uiid our
IN" secret '''"l Knows "h't you II
I' WIN ! ''u' 'H'I' "r' ,i''F'e"'
''"i''' !" mus " ''''' : ''''S '''''
.5,1 XII ...,n,,t.. ha, Ann.
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By SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS

me
IFS tust ne we'll" oss,nt., his c.n
unnd,r .rho olonJ. ~ hrnattna,
worse luck And some one might nos
sibly be- mn npd nbou, in m. honse
% ~ itr
r,ds linn. ,,,or. ,.as ~, ...,,,.a,,
win, , ,r,,d ,yLi,,, rom 1.I' =,
NJ. h.,r, E,n,s ,rn,, ,nn., ,,,,
w,oa ra,, XXI, .,.', -.
,,ti,u1.. If ,,,nn,t,n X. ,,,",.' .. ,''''
rom ~. non.n Nv ''''N N''''''
ludc.d il SAT. to coutinnr 81 ,hon,h,
Thar linn Jp. d.cr.r nm, ,n,, Sn,d..
il ON r.ptI, INA ~. for ~. I'M
dies
Climb IN, thcn and mss M davn
IN. rome
As S.de,.irk gained tb. oor,h.s love,
In. moon sailin. fran, h.bi,d cl,,d
poured II Hood of radiance between thr
tree trunks Rents face as h. raised
ii from the grave. strrtcliiuc ont his
hand for the cord was CHASTITY but his
lips smiled announcement
All right one minute now. and
we'r" safe
SAFE: repeated the other with
that opened grave. shall never feri
safe again
From between the carthcn walls
kcnt'S voice came. untitled. safe as 90
church" hc aycrrcd from the min
ute that we hayc the collin Take this
end "f the ropc Got 1t: Now th.,
our It's fast lore aud AFT Here
come
With leap he cIanhcrcd out of tn,
excavation he toob one end Of tn,
rope from Sedgwick hand IAN ready
to hault" IT, inquired IN matter Of fact
tone,
Wait VIVA, are wr going 10 do
with Til, ms tAne: demanded his
colaborcr We can never get II to
the ear
4 low ehucklc sounded from thr
shrubhcry baca Of Them The re>ur
rectiousts stood STRICKEN
An OWL whispered Sulswick at
cngth
no. rrp,ied k.ut n, the Same TOM.
Then in uu voice and win vivid ur
g.ncy. Haul"
rp cam. IN. heavy ca>ket. bu,uplu.
and gratiu. Even through M, ropr
S.d.wick frn vim bnrror th. fuui
him. of rn,. b.,pl.s~ sndJ,i, bod, vim
in Ulth. ,,n,yrrfui ..n.rt E.rt ..,yli,,.,
Ms nud M IN m, mount rh,. Enr.gt
flashed r., If, aIequ S.4l.n,rE saw
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-06-11

We and the British Have Sweet Tooth.
Britons have the sweetest tooth, and
Americans come next, ii the statis-
tics for consumption of sugar mean
anything. An Englishman eats annu-
ally 92.4 pounds, an American con-
8umes 1872 pounds. In Denmark the
average consumption is 1875 pounds
per capita; in Switzerland it is SIS
pounds; in Germany, Holland, Sweden
and Norway it is from SO to A
pounds; in France, 80 pounds; in
Belgium, SO; in Austria, 242; in Rus
STA, 1873; in Portugal, 15.4; in Spain,
and Turkey, II; in Italy, Bulgaria,
Roumania and Serbia, from to 7
pounds.
The principal reasons for these vari-
ations is found in the relative high
ness or lowness of the customs duties
on sugar and on the things with which
it is commonly associated-c coffee, tea,
etc.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-06-11

| the CIaymoN inn when that inn was
simply tavern.
Then she found herself looking into
drawer half drawn out and filled
with all sorts of heterogeneous ar
Understanding wax, roll of pins, a
penholder, a knife--a knife Why
should she rec0tl again at that? Moth
ing could be more ordinary than to
find a knife in the desk drawer Of a
young man! The fact was not worth
a thought; yet before she knew it her
fingers were creeping towards this
knife, had picked it up from among
the other scattered articles, had closed
upon it, let it drop again, only to
seize hold of it yet more determinedly
and carry it straight to the light.
The knife was lying open on her
palm, and from one of the blades the
end had been nipped, just enough Of
it to match
Was she mad! She thought so for
a moment; then she laid down the
knife close against the cap and con-
templated them both for more minutes
than she ever reckoned.
The candle futtering low in its
socket reused her at last from her alb
straction. Catching up the two ar.
ttcles which had so enthralled her, she
restored the one to the closet, the
other to the drawer, and, with swift
but silent step, regained her own
room, where she buried her head in
her pillow, weeping and praying until
the morning light, breaking in upon
her grief, awoke her to the obligations
Of her position and the necessity of
silence concerning all the experiences
of this night
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-06-11

left as he had left it years before!
What might it not tell of past CON
corning which she longed to be reas-
sured?
The father had laid no restrictions
upon her, in giving her this floor for
her use. Rights which he ignored she
could afford to appropriate. Dressing
sufficiently for warmth, she lit a
candle, put out the light in her own
room and started down the hall to
this long-closed room.
A smother of dust-an odor of de-
cay-a lack Of all order in the room s
arrangements and furnishings-even
general disarray, hallowed, if not
affected, by time-for all this she was
prepared. But not for the wild confu.
sion-the inconceivable litter and all
the other signs she saw about her of
a boys mad packing and reckless de.
parture.
There was an inner door, and this
some impulse drove her to open. A
small closet stood revealed, empty
but for one article. When she saw
this article she gave great gasp;
then she uttered low pshaw! and
with shrug of the shoulders drew
back and flung to the door, But she
opened it again. She had to. One
cannot live in hideous doubt, without
an effort to allay it. She must look
at that small, black article again:
look at it with candle in hand; see
for herself that her fears were with.
out foundation; that a shadow had
made the outline on the wall which
She returned to the closet and slow.
ly, reluctantly reopened the door. Be,
fore her on the wall hung cap-and
it was no shadow which gave it that
look like her husbands; the broad
peak was there. She had not been
mistaken; 1t was the duplicate of the
one she had picked up In the attic Of