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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14
MAILING LISTS
WANTED-TEACHERS
LEGAL NOTICES

Notice of Letting of Bridge Contracts
 On the 10th day of May, 1915, at Jasper, in Walker county, Alabama, bids will be received for the building of four steel bridges, in said county, as follows: One across Black Warrior river at or near Cordova, one across Sipsey river; one across Mulberry river, and one across Town creek. The last named three bridges to be located near the fork of Sipsey and Mulberry rivers, and all of said bridges to be built according to plans and specifi- cations now on file in the office of the judge of probate of said county. Con- tracts for the building of said bridges to be let to the lowest bidder.
 The right to reject any or all bids is hereby reserved by the commissioners court.
 A certified check for $500, drawn on a Jasper bank, must be deposited with the court of county commissioners to entitle any person, firm or corporation to bid for the building of each of said bridges, and such check must be for s20O0 if bid is for the building said four bridges.
 By order of the court of county com missioners of Walker county, oated March 31, 1915. CHARLES M. SARTAIN, Judge of Probate and Chairman of the
 Board of Commissioners of Walker
 County, Alabama. 4-S-30t
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w. l.. ROBINSON GETS
 VERDICT FOR $189, ,765

New York. April 13.-William L. Robin son, Chicago promoter, was awarded verdict for s1S9, 765 in federal court here yesterday in his suit for breach of con- tract against the Vanascope company of New York, manufacturer of moving pie ture machine
 Robinson testified that his contract dated January B, 1913, was to run for six years and gave him authority to dispose of the entire capital stock issue of the company. After he had disposed of part of the stock, Robinson said, meantime spending a large amount of his own money in improving the machine, and had disposed of foreign patents for s. 5o0,0O0, the company repudiated the stock selling contract and for $50.0Oo gave Har- ris Hammond, son of John Hays Ham mond, and John Hobbs full charge of the sale of the company's stock.
 In suit which Robinson brought against Lewis Van Riper of the yanascope company, for personal damages from be- ing busted from the presidency of the company three weeks ago a federal jury awarded the plaintiff s10O0O0 damages.
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MISS ADDAMS SPEAKS
 AT PEACE MEETING

New York, April 13.-America S del-
 ogates 10 the International Congress of
 Women at The Hague late this month were given a farewell dinner here to night preparatory to their departure tomorrow peace flag will fly from the masthead of the ship if plans of the delegates are carried out. it was announced.
 Miss Jane Addams of Chicago. presi- dent of the Womens Peace party and a delegate, was the principal speaker tonight. She said the coming congress
 gave great promise of being a success. Already, she declared, 2S Dutch women
 six English, five Belgian and four Ger
 nan women have signified their inter- ton of attending.
 Miss Addams asserted that "one of
 the underlying purposes of the con gress-the winning back of . peace
 meets with opposition from a certain type of man who believes the matter of peace for the belligerent countries belongs to international lawyers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14
By "HOp'' ,

ernments have decided that Galician refugees, who are scattered all over Hungary in hundreds of thousands shall be expelled as undesirable eliens" and that Austria will install such as cross her border in concentra- tion camps.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14
GALICIAN REFUGEES
 WILL BE EXPELLED

London, April 13.-(3:14 a. m.)-A Budapest dispatch to the Post says that the Austrian and Hungarian :, "
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14
SWAPPERS' COLUMN

The Ageead has opposite The Agee building lady will be in charge and the exchang will 4:30 Column exhibition trade Is made
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14

Florence Hotel Cigar Store. 18th St. John L. Parker, 1st Ave and 20th St. lrcwn-Marx Cigar Store and goth St. First National Bank Cigar Store. 2d Ave and 20th St Gamm1 Co. 2d KisseI Pharmacy N. 18th St. N1iner Huntsville Norwood Pharmacy 2631 12th N Twenty1icst Fist N. Co. Quinn Tuscaloosa Ave. West End Drug 1122 Tuscaloosa West Cheek Drug Co, 2200 Ave F. s, Magnolia Pharmacy Magnolia Point %, 27h s, Reds Pharmacy, 2720 Ave. c, S, cigar S.. cigar Five Points Drug Co., Five Points, S, cigar counter. Richmond
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PERSONAL

reward positively guar antee my great successful monthly
 ren edy; safely relieves some of the longest, most obstinate, abnormal cases in three to five days; no harm, pain or interference with work; mail, S1.50;
 double strength, s2; booklet free. Dr..
 Southington, 3s Long Bldg, Kansas City, Mo. 10-15-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14

TO SWAP-Three grocery wagons. one carriage. three mules, three horses for cash; can be seen at 242s 2d ave. Don
 nellys stable. 4-11-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14
SWAPPERS' COLUMN

TO SWAP-50,0 900 feet inch pipe for 250O tons scrap iron; will pay diff ference. Phone Main III, Charles Du
 bose Iron Co, 2701 1st ave, Birming- nam. 4-10-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14

WILL SWAP or sell one pianola in good condition; it can be seen at E. E. Forbes. Call West End III.
 4-1 2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14

WILL exchange four years complete course in voice culture amounting to Sl040 for one 5-passenger automobiles;
 must be late model with electric lights and self-starter. Address M. II. l.. Box
 37. South Highland Station, city. 4-13-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14
The Mortgage Litter

Or
 "The Gintleman That Pays the Rint."
 A story about MT. Hog, Mrs. Lady
 Hogg and all the Little Hogses.
 In Five Reels. REEL l. THE FIRST YEAR.
 (Other Reels Will Follow) SCENE; A Hog Ranch on & Big Farm
 near Montevallo, Ala. Mrs. Lady Hog, thoroughbred Duroc- Jersey brood SOW, costing $50, on terms of $5 cash and 80 monthly, begins to work for her owner and, according to all form sheets, and record kept of the average Of 5o.OO0 brood sows, she should produce as follows:
 Pigs per litter, ? filters a year,. IA Maximum loss, estima ted. d.......... Do you know 'Lemmie"? Lem mic farrowed 43 pigs in one year. Say half are females and kept for breeding the second year ......... 5 (Watch for Reel No. 9 = For Sale ........................... $ Sell Hogs at 200 pounds each, 1000 pounds. at Sc ......................SSO $50 .OC Less Cost of Feed:
 5 Hogs, 1000 pounds, at 2l5c
 pound ..,....,...................S S25. % BOWS TOT ...,.........-.......... 20. O. 50 .00 (No charge for pastures) Cash Profit First Year. .$30 .OC Your $50 Grows to S19O Half of above cash profits, s15-3o per cent Half of brood sows, s250 .... S25 .0f Your brood Sow ..r...-................ 50 of Only limited number of brood sows can be cared for on the above plan. so if you want one working for you, send at once S check or money order and 8 month ly for nine months. You then own a thoroughbred brood SOW, cholera i'm. muned.
 The company furnishes free the ranch the pastures, the labor and attends the breeding and marketing for half ths profits.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14

MONEY TO LEND AT ' PER CENT On improved Birmingham property in amounts of $50o0. $7500 and s10,000; no de- lays; money available at once.
 MEYER, GOLDMAN & TERRY, 2l06 1st Ave. Phone 1906 Main.
 4-113t-s -su-m mo-we
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SITUATION WANTED

Ads under the head of situations
 wanted are free to deserving Ones
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14
ONE CENT A WORD
MONEY TO LEND

RATES-One cent a word day: no nd.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14
WANTED-SALESMEN

SALESMAN wanted for north Alabama territory, one or two good salesmen are wanted; must be hustlers; good salary and steady work. Address State Sales Manager Roanoke Mfg. Co, Tusca- loosa, Ala, No. 14 Masonic Bldg.
 4-14-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14
AUTOMOBILE WANTED

WILL SWAP-15 Dark Cornish Game eggs for s1.5o. Main 1857. 4343 Ave. B.
 4-11- It
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14

TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON.
 Main 100. S-S-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14

WE negotiate loans and sell real estate. Can handle desirable farm loans. Me- Cornell. Angin. White, 2026 Sd ave.
 10-2a- If
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14
SWAPPERS' COLUMN

TO SWAP-Two-p pa sserger Flanders
 runabout. for cash, real eestate equi-
 ties, good value for $200. Address M O. E.. care Age Herald 4-1O-5t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14

REAL ESTATE loans to suit you in
 amount, terms and interest can pay
 back monthly or yearly. John w. Prude. 106 N. 22d st. Bell phone 240 10-16-tt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10

All the news an the rime-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
STLVTS

Earl Freeland was visiting with
friends at Monmouth last week.
Mrs. Seavers arrived home from a
visit with relatives and friends in
Chicago.
The members OF the Semper Fideies
class of the Memorial Methodist church
met at the church last Monday to
practice FOR the cantata entitled The
New Minister, and to be given some
time in April.
Mrs. Henry Schmidt and son Clair
departed Wednesday for Wisconsin to
spend the summer on their farm.
Harold Osborne of Lafayette. H., Is
home to spend his Easter vacation
with his mother on Eighth street
Last Friday afternoon at the Nc
Kinley school the pupils of the first
grade taught by Miss MiIien. gave
special program m, A large number of
visitors was present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10

@7AE o1t 1l Esoal aaF che iuEur.
1gs AElIlslgr. uill the bias -
eaFLalaa arsua Eal Gee be ID
IL aLEy sF.zr Eulirr.aE from che
lges. t.Fncl toward tsr usfF. vitu tls
falt.rsl E ND-s as-i stg9ll~.i pErr
tae tifes. Las ersvaG sgl. arm'y e.llelrd
OIL tEr strap oE tl~ g.Fe cover an1 lis
r-1afl.t-si taer tasutl garty 10. 81
sEss tar e9susg % sl- lss- eye csu.d
SAGE 1te4 lag .srtEs.y 20 t1c pzFs-ia.s
ese
Ia Fset r1r. stF1ia-,i t.ssF.y forward.
SEED vs rFler sac wjsa sHtsr1 teelh au4
c.lseaza aaalss ararf FfE1nttas ais
rrrs fsou ere seesss .la9saslas las1
t 20 E1f seea lts t1tr,y F-aaWay
rrs.l- besalsl ~ ere seoallr~iiy Gl-
e--t uge Assia 81 CFe-l tar dEtssr.
lrery. Gu srgaEeF sF~e,l ue vac d.
s-rresar1 ElsE tls Ule tar chase
saauss ras cad eatl. b. had E.s razars
rfsscael stressed t4r laFnar ~ taat
casa. lrutsaasr EaH vaa far tlar-
NsrfFl- saf Pad stfaae ~i sin %
E~sfa tte lsl arresfi ,,esi.- uf~. ghis
csssnr1a Glfe. sat aattiaf Bee a NE
u11.d aeF ua Fs- very lzg 20 Nr'l .
lsrfrisEr tlr re,.s4 st.. flfraif.a l.ila
lad hrl1sm
The btsrs eaftsiaet tifa1asias just
strat eEeele,i araatH flr corner afli
Gzstri ~ thr hlI 90 nlFs speed with
thr raffsf4i E.u Wosf uala-lrE on D.
HAT nEe a IspsaFsr tai.loa-
50 Curai1easfa raseFed. Juae. arrnid.
called far Gilbert Eigr. Hui D. came
ha-ryirz fnto enc Fpofa. q srout.nfa1u
tts dsrE. b1u.taalss facr Gilbert Bye
Pointed strruly % tl- d1or. and Cun-
r5aEhsri. after uomeat % r1iisu
hesitation. Effected o. treat ths rnttrr
lzativ and svsH zEsred frUsl fhs ruuui.
tvri-Hnr hts white mustacte- ~ the
DOR ~ turned sad cast upon June =
rasisvoi~ut glare
The bosrd--s looked % IN surprise
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
.sThcn 1 rire rou S. ~

''Then I give you $500
She gathered ~ the money with a
sickening sense OF humiliation and took
the ticket be gave her and walked out
feeling that she had been badly worst
cd. because she had no heart for this
sort OF bartering. IL dawned upon her
that there We're worse humIliatlous
than accepting money from ones hus
band. and yet She conquered the
weakness which spTang fercely up in
her. which made her heart cry IN an-
guish for Ned. which made her long to
desert all this hideous struggle and hy
% his sheltering arms No; she must
tght 20 the end.
But what was she TO do next? 4
sign at the foot OF a dark. narrow stair
way caught her eye;
Girls Wanted to Sew Pants
Labor. Honest toll. Slight as might
be the pay. was Il not better. after all.
than the occupations in which she had
suffered so much7 Tlmorously June
climbed the stairs. stopping at the first
landing for n recurrence of that slight
cough which had come upon her.
An impossioly dirty man stood be
hind a long table on which We're piled
huge bundles tied In rough paper.
''Well7'' he said grufny
II would like 70 sew some pants. II
you please" said June modesuy.
WHAT" The man looked at her,
astounded. You want TO sew pantsY p
Yes. sir" returned June
The man shrugged his shoulders.
You go over to that woman there.
and she'll show you what's TO he done
and how much deposit 20 pay" He in-
dicated another table.
When June went down the narrow
stairs she carried as heavy a bundle
as she could conveniently lift, and her
scnnty store or money was reduced to
a very small margin Little as It was,
however. she had yet 10 make a pur-
chase. In the first little store she
bought an inexpensive little plain black
dress She had less than a dollar when
she stopped before a building TO which
she had been directed. On the door
post OF the stairway was a sign,
Rooms to Let"
June here engaged n mean little hall
bedroom from a dumpy landlady.
Down Broadway tore the black cur
tanned limousine. the observed of al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
ThIrtentn EpIs Ooe.-Trapped.

f~ir--. There uss no rafsfaEiae inst
lztario.as iisaous.sr. uifl Gee b-aeE eng
tstas lz1fiy draua end e BIZ % fimy
caars rrtfartaz fror1 tte door and the
fsithfsl BIZ Wo1f Sill stopped ga D.
HAD
So o. vns That b~aufifui lure Warner
cane into the bpaFiinx bosse OF Sfrs
Hrzssl
1gns vas ushersi inte the pzriDr.
ua-Fr several % sfrs- ifnss-ls guests
wsrs SEATED AL vvcr- iaapFs-.--s by
tts teauty q IN Eiri az 80 va intro
dscsi o. tinsuL a younx mas suggest
- Co ers Or thr thrr~ ypuuE ladies
present that they play q game %
carts.
tune stood before her new ncguaint-
ancss kesitatinsfT. she Gid not know
-hg they we're. AMI y~t she asa not de-
s.r- o. oEend them Her chief thought
uas % st her rigtaes aul Try tp pro-
cure sgG~ vo-E that Houif provide
f9r Der ~rprus-s-
End a. shs rrus~d ~ catering the
card game thr faor fr th~ par.DT srd-
denly or~a-i. and iu cHfas OTiu Gun
ula.Ftaa-
tE Nfrs. Huassf-s select boarding house
was Egu strange combination %
people These lreFe Gilbert Bye. the
mst1. ,fsrie. Uria Cuunfrstam ana
Jlae. che runaway bride
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10

fsrrrf rs- xav m - they f-sscd
trrunf fle corner. furi1usiy pursue'8
bY thr rrrsav -ar. che eiscfrte caups
ssd ne b~rEiz< collie.
rhr HttHrt1ua ttriousia@ wns spe~siiss
nan ifs pursus-s. bGt not sressiT
-aous1 ~nrireiY % lose ~ szzziiy ear
wish the deserted grown n haf xHincsi
ssssrsi blocEr Roadway. hovsvsr.
wtFa fg efrued n corner md st0pp~d
tbruruT iu fruur % bose waerv q
vfyscioers brunsrts ard n tsrEs hiSnf
wouaau stno.d prsrfnE eagerly o1t - the
WAR; Only Zoe en- trsearE Y rarrs'se-
TIE dor -rsn~.i out % = sprun< ths
~ass rausrnes<f r-sn snd fr~~ aftsr
ssa ts~ nafr fnfntinE gfrf IN tn~ vots-
niuous btacE ciaaE lie puf bic ara
arussnsi Der snd hurrfcsily fgrred her up
Ne STEPS. The woaasn win the ni<h
saes< bouss dartssi after Der. snc hss-
ustsd rsora~ut ant varisiy r-sax-
nised tne eieaN. then en- spruEx afrsr
thg hssatify4i yoanE SRI
he Hau with The aisck Fansfyks
-fught her ~ tas arm srd n~ii Dee
esek. ffs spsEs sharply to ths driver.
va vss tee truacher9us ScaEti aEsi
tas uzaousfr~ frrNs-1 forward fus- "a
ne dncr 81 en- ksuse op~Esd snd The
pesaslfisi Etri Wa thrwse lnsif-.
TIE tsfcE. vile asa ga ssat-tf strur-
Eisss te xst dowu froe2 Ms uneofnferr-
snis pusftiiss. BOT hhs ersvss VS. eaaFns
la ehe sgrap of ths tfre eovsrs. ana 80
ne wei seeWu Esd fasstg ssEzsas prt-
rsie Getrct5vs. HEI Weifs sesopsd evss
he tlfes. vim BE vide fsst m The faeN.
his sress sruuad ta~ flnss ssd nhs nsasf
bed gaWe. we esrrfe4 swiftly away
t'em tns sr~ue % Ehs sieutoiax TIE
l.acs vastsTSs,t nssn tflSs9 earnestly
Wa tse hiEa cheek eoss,i posan esr
a. Instant ssd gave hsr serse sseasJ.
hurr'~'i up ta= steps sat bse eszsseif ~
wita q iaf0 hk~T. whffs thT yeezaa rse
down o. enc baserlssnf dser saG rsssesd
psss tss ssrvanf who GpsnS,I o.
a. taGf sofGert tas fsmi1y rSr
sssrve'g trpuai tss eurner snt e.sseesf
~ sei4i 9usscia< ts~ asxurfees tia>as-
sasi tt sssf iose fhss s-ers 20 stiFHt.
nag ssrvuxn navtax -espFssf ler< ~n-sexa
- tss- ca th~ nanttsaene rviiie. wescs
H"w sas ca tie fsons -ssst ~ttn tAs /.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
MATHERVILLE

I Charles Barton and son Harold were
in Coal Valley Sunday
The Fraternals had a supper and
initiation at their lodge rooms Wed
lnesday evening
Louis James was a Rock Island
passenger Thursday.
Arthur King visited Sunday at his
home in St. Louis.
Peter Connors spent Sunday at his
home in Coal Valley.
Joe Erickson has gone to Kaw,
Okla, where he will work on a farm
A musical entertainment was given
at the opera house Friday evening by
Sherrard people.
Emma Knot of Aledo spent Wednes-
day night here
a. r. Stein has commenced work on
his new store. Charles Lindburg has
the mason contract.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wiley and son
have gone to Rock Island. where Mr.
Wiley intends 10 work
Mrs. Robert ColIingwood and Mrs
Dick Haywood were in Rock Island
Thursday
Mrs II. D. Tomlinson Of Cable visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. Art Roseen the
past week.
Harry Doxsee of Cable spent Friday
evening here.
Frank Dahlberg has returned here
from Norris.
Mrs. Sam Clark and Miss Jennie Tr-
win OF Sherrard were week end visi-
tors with relatives here.
Mutt Come r-f.staI ba- f.fho-
in Cable Thursay
W J. Werner of Waterville. MINI.
visited at the John Foster home Sun.
day
William Beam has moved into the
house recently vacated by Charles
Davis
Mark Boltman Of Pennington visit
ed here Sunday.
Roy Leurs left Sunday evening for
Rock Island. where he expected to join
the navy
Mrs John Mcneil was called to ca
bic Thursday by the illness of her
father
Bea Adams spent Thursday in Rock
Island
The MathervHie home talent viii
play a return date here Friday even
ing. April ..
Gust Engstrom and Louis Sword
Rock Island passenger Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Turner and son George
Of Gilchrist visited here Thursday
night
The ladies' OF the Latter Day Saints
enjoyed a supper at their church
Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs John Smith Of Gil
christ spent Thursday with Jim Smith
and family.
Mike Mehull OF Streator visited his
brother here Sunday
Mrs. Charles Gobsrt visited in Wan
ock Sunday.
Mrs. Brownlee and daughter Ads
visited in Norwood Sunday
Nike MehuU Is visiting in Sfreator
Waneta Tribe OF Red Men gave a
smoker 1t their lodge roomz Saturday
evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10

-Pf~asss f.Isss-. NE. Bye bssxri
Su1st
Co-zss rffs 49, vosce soots~d be-.
Yes asst 10 agWa and rsss zoe q few
rssasGts. su1 { pro-siss tAst - oae
sssu 4lssgsb Toa-~ lie ed hsF % =
rgesl 80 tEsu-d 80 teF gt~aeiaE
syes o. Eia. ssf 30 srzii-i DIVA 80
Eer. us csvsfs4 hsr vilh ths f9,Gs q
sa.s voiarnfaegs bssrE cost 4 shah
r~eGru ia tsn Hzfsefss.~ ~ saiG
% 10 bassasgs Marie stood via
Gflssrt utysis saezsy ~ 49, h4nA Sc
started fsE tns dos. Sc eaase back
sE1 started fsr tss sssir~. she tsr1Sd
srsfa 90 tss deo<. ss-sta @ tks stairs.
tssa ssco4 sssf testsf AZ Gilbert SIZES
aseaer. Der hlzs eGesk be1ss WkiEs aal
isslestsisa ca bss broW,
Upaiu ssa aswah1ii Fasts9 the biaek
eurtsiaed tl@easias wssa 80 Stoors
fsnlV ear sgti1 iu ecs pgrsuif.
Orrsslanaly IRE sell <a9vE sss
fussfY fssaous private ertectsss- blii
wels. teos~ae1 AS e.af-a fsr a. -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
CHAPTER O.


@EAFED al TIE spiris q ne
I'M Marsh. tte t~a 1tlfsl runaway
III --.d- stood. dase'l sad srsa
aunE. ga the si4swalk IN fraaf
III ~ rE1afl from which she had bsea
f-f9ra. At the curb stood a aasgasia-
via as biaeG suE e'frtaias drsva-
.rln white GlIlsGnched mae. rAg sad
s5ruag from %. xrpsg-,i ths h8vs.y
mode nT 30 wrist aaf Gr-u her %
fae car 90 ere farE. .lsornr. bsaer
vaatfaed nHn who had followed Gov
s~-f Ter ea1zIy clad f9rm Wifh tls
vsf1alIaaas blarE eioak uhteh BE- car
rieG
fou1 che street. az q tearing racr cane
fh~ f1mly car q the runs aay brides
rsta-r nad u1othsF. Hnsi 20 % with them
were rF1 ~ l~r frirnfs sad th~ Do
srfts,i rrooas. Els teeth xrtst.1E Hri hls
ats .gaehrd as ~ saw f1esr two
s-gaaarr.s bundle biz pretty Jgae iats
sls esr sEI sgrry iu after tsr.
I1sf realad che family caal~ 40 s.rf--
rri~ eaase. Grvra by e. saarp featured
w1uar with a. l9ae nose aEd ltsa
lr-E~f aryws. ana a. sas cav tAls
bold nrfr-tioa she slricEgd AMI rtu
Der -nr i1to the curb. 50 che deor -
H- laEgriaas umsHssEs Slammed shut
enc T1lrE tlaeE sectacd sU,iIrnly alive
frrgrf fs- conner - ere sfr1i5 came
tourflar o. hans-a6c1r collie. uEleh Fau
FL Fhs err loudly barking q wou1u
wfrH efs1 ra-gs bones and aeeora1aa l.rI
tT EH policeman followed ere eos
sB- fFsaea g9 t7 ere fiaaasfa~ as 90
STARTED cal IsHaef saeu ere rusafrz
sourf vaUe far 11s banked frd
irpDsd
Prom doorway on ths opposite SITE
~ Fae sfF~r. there soranr "a Short
wide asen w.Fh trfrE srrr OF a eiEsr
a bts Tart1. ut1 pursued ere ael7a.
s'Hr faaurt uuaa rhe spofr urrs F.
emo bs-s ar ere cor ems EErE there.
ne veufa ar fae rsaa.sz ne1rf
s1eaef the f1or - che unoasas srs1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10

~ Htnes aefo ohS OF Nle SWf+
shutters. which she had discovered IN
the window jamh. and dropped their
bolt IN place
ON the bed were the coat and hat
which she had laid out she grabbed
these up and then. with a quick glance
about her. closed her door softly from
the outside and tiptocd down the stairs.
she scarcely brcathcd as she slipped
past the parior portieres and covered
the slight cough which she could not
rsprass. Her touch upon the locks OF
the heavy front door was as deft and
a. light as a feather. A the big door
swung slowly June stided "a shrek
with the sharp intake - her breath.
The portieres had swayed. and an ell
bow had come through, But 10 was
only the young man with the fat little
girl called AiaiEie. and June slipped out
through the uarrowest crack which
would accommodate her body. Clos
Ing the door behind her with a touch
as SOFT az the breath OF summer. June
buried lightly down the steps. crouch
Ing Gloss % the stone wall.
Thcu. casting over her shoulder one
glance. iu which was all the agony %
terror. she trusted O. her heels and ran
~ the street az top speed As she
ns-arcd the curucr she turned and LOOK
"a hack. The stsiwart Christian. with
his face O. thr window. was patiently
waiting Tor Instructions
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10

GO be Continued Next saturday,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10

June's trick. The young man and the
three girls laughed
June was gone. snd Gilbert Blye turn
ed and walked down the stairs.
There was ring nj the doorbell. A
messenger boy. ard he carried a bun
die A stealthy figure slipped forward
into the hall
NO answer" said the boy as he de-
l!vered the bundle.
Grin Cunningham at n signal from
Bye took the bundle and passed IL 20
Mrs Russell She tore IL open and