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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29
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H. ksetA rssk riaes says: 'Fesssl
e.pssviese, W;lliaa ksUstser was Asss
- wssk inessviewiae the farmsss q
ea1sse ~ ssatiosst 9 tie sheep 0Dss-
sGssss 8 q ysssy. 4 seems r. .
esoo0so1 - AoSe kooWlsdge = -
- e0Osss vese shsspea we s1QQnu
. ~ =. - Sssl6sse q the GGsIJ
~ dAsuA1 hsss vAat sAey wsne" I"
vsa, - fRuit oFs~sss. who kssuAl
0susoa1 Asalae lssl end thea Osal
esses. veae sAssp. II the big shsspasa
I'll fufnisA tAe wsslliss and they 60
easnfe thsa up In Cuanison eoSeey -
eoe&se raage. II tAat right?
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29

Compound to me and tried it at once
md found much relief. After that I
had no pains at all and could do nv
homework and shopping the same
- always. For years l have praised
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound for what it has done for me.
I'D shall always recommend it - . wo-
mans friend You are at liberty to use
my letter in any way. Mrs. THOMSON,
sls ". Russell St, Philadelphia, Pa
Change Of life is one of the nose
critical periods of q woman's existeace.
Women everywhere should remember
that there is no other remedy known -
carry women 20 successfully throueA
this trying period as Lydia Z PinkAaa's
Vegetable Compound
n yoa Wane special aAvtos
write to Lydia e. Rtnkham Mod.
icine Ce. (esa1Aeatial), }, Lynn,
0aas. HS@ bettef Wtll - ope0eA
rod aaA answered ~ . WU0a0
- hoaA n strict cooAAe0cA
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29
u!slu 3 III
&)nTu 016D
Marble Booster

Marble Booster
A small but enthusiasts GssAssiaG Of
mine ewnsss Of the Crystal district met
at The osssaic hsh TsssAay siuAt Of
this weed - discuss plans fer - for
nation q - sssecissioa q aiae ssners
rhis sssoeisAioa is fsrmsd wieA view
q findiag ovt vhst tonnage a ailIine
sse wesaA be 0uassntssd . cusesn eon-
seatsstes sAssA iRtesssAsd pssssas de
old 70 sssct 60.
On saogsseisa, il wss dssiAsd - or.
Ganise N ssass TO BE hsttss shas - dc
the wesk Rsssssary, such - nseifyinp
SwRsss q Vsspssties ~ Csyseal whe
ere living elsewhere Of peadiag aetters
end - sssuPe tAsir eosperstisa.
rhe ssUnnisstiaa viii be kns~n as
''The Csvstsl hiae Owssss Associa-
tisa. - its sllssss ase n. ~. Ward,
sAsisasa; Wilisa vsa 11ssllss, secrs-
tary. -
The Psessst msmbesship Includes eli
pssssas pssssnt st ne meeting of Tuss-
Aay nioA4 seasay: LSsis ldzentsa,
y. ". Wsfd, p. =. nsttivi, H. Rose4-
ta. haTry Drewnsll, Gus Larson, Frits
na0gl Gsssss rsvs. nsery Merssss.
Henry Thode I'D Wilksn Won Muellss.
A. fsst - ~ ssesetssy gets in tsssA
vitA ssssiae swnsfs Il pssperties -
asaesssAiP will be sA6sd 10, and, Il b
49, sasehss sAisty Aavs will sss -
essseiseisa - nies evssss fully ~
os06sss stssaG. sftss vAicA the oe0ss-
t1D6an IN Asss sssehss end binUue
Osseng. ~ psieiss ~ - decided -,
- oe6ve Ussk saoses1 tAst will rsau1s
= - sspeoin q sus6sm mill - -
- pssiag - q ~ Crystal m1n1lo
Aisasiet.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29
S s3 I'll n
MIfn ul1lE uIs
Marble Booster: :

Marble Booster
Have you hsd look st the snow slide
wsil rscsDtly? It's dnady, that's sure
end say slseR VI saoW or Wind that gets
past list wall 10 the finishing plant viii
have TO include the entire mountain.
SsssdsRG stop Of this br0sd wsll, which
y es~spsssd sf huge BLOCKS Of marble
sst v like usesassy ssd sach0red " the
.s.,d s.ssa q -. ~ = s'Gs - s'ssr s..t, i !.
en- The nssntsia opposite the mill will
sssk ~ river level, bit the cell, snA bs
dsAsctsd hiaA IN the cir over the Raish-
~ piass. fh< Mill sluicssls ere posi-
tive thst TIE plest will be visited ~ no
more snoU slidos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29

Our informstioa YES, thst after cut
ting the throst II the psesty fswn,
which was captsssd sad held ia csptiv-
ity at the rod house celebrst,ea last
week, the niscssests eartsd It ~ fos
meat, bst Il sssas tAey hada't even
tins excuse fSr she ssasGhess. d wss
left IN The sssd, lying n pss, Of blood.
The state esae vssdss - trying to
locate the perpesrstosssf e sA< sAaaslsss
deed
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29
ksoice e. huhlics0;so
Us Land 6fYice :, Nontrn.a C..io'

department OF the Interior,
e. 3. Land Office 1T Moutro-e COLORADO.
september 3Hh io1S.
Notice Is hereby xiven that Vernon brow
OF Parlin, Colorado who, on September -
1siA me 10 De-ert Land Entry, No OnHA
Tor SNa Of 81 Il, section n W.. ofNWL SeK
Of Nv \, sec. II, NJ ~ NEa. Sec Is, Tvp. e
N"rth, RanGe East, Nee Aeaico Principal
neridisn. has filed notice of intention To DSSO
Final Deseft Land Proof, 10 establish eiaig
% the land above described. before Ernest n
Nourse. U. =. Com mics Homer, at Guppisrn
1915.
claimant names as witnesses:
william A. johnson, James Corbitt. AIhsvt
Jones, Juan Quin,sns all Il Parlin, Colorado
o. c. SKINNER,
kegistee.
Firvt publication Sept. "a 1875
La 1T publication Oct. % 1915
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29

Nov that they have learned the vey,
II Is quite possible Blue mssa nav ~ .
Vnpslsr resort fes Csnaisoa fs.ks, vho
lave machines. Last SuaAay, several
parties went down, among thea Misses
Asserta e0een, Floreaee Uglow,
Katherine Hse, Lois DostaaA end
nsssrs, ,. \ Joreensoa, Edgar Wilson,
J. u. Nssh, c. H. Stooe, C. =. Meyer.
O~e ssssea Mentrose fs,k - . lsresr
crowd ct TIE recent celsesUAioa tAsa
0snnisa vos bscanss eR ssae ysass
h ~ bssa . PspsIes sssiag passs, -
they knew the rcd. Ne As~s - naay
6sasty spsts nsee Cuuniso tAaa 80
Vsist 60 hesaly ksQs - stas.es sll ~
0sWd.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29
~ omaaeu ~ onoap

Tt toe sAil6ysa e !. ". Nix, ass-
ohsne CleveleaA, c., haA Group lest
winter, eas : bog Of 6 sAs otAss . girl
offs. 0s. Nix wFitss: ''Dseh asl %
chaksd - they cOsldn't tsik. fqsve
sAsa EsIry's hoeey end Ter, nothiaG
esee, ead VI entirsly cussd thsM. This
49, .::. 81 :.s s.ss SO .':;: :s.:. .:s
CsssAAy's uESg sssse. DR.. Wsless,
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29

esss4 fee siH yeoas
tsstbly. ! tried sev-
eeal doctors but noe
0ssBed - give ne
~ relief. Every
osnAehe paiasvere
in1sane = bseA si6es,
- aaAe ne -
weak thst I he'd 10
90 - Bod Al lest
. friend recommen-
dsd Lydia E. Pink
ham'o Vegetable
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29

Delta lsaspsaasat:-Dsl 9. wesnt, Q
Csrbondals stscknaa sAst himseh
accidentally lest week visa ssts~pt-
ing to rspaeee bic gua = ~ sesb-
bard after heviAg taken sAot ct .
rabbit which cs0sssd tAe Rod.
The bsll satsrsd nser Wssat's hssrt
and hs wss not expsctsd 70 live. This
was the second scciaeat a the same
character in . wssk Which stsrtsd vitA
chsncing . shot ct Dsaay. Chsssss
Dsaisls 10 in the ksspitsl sa ssliAu
having bis WOsaA dsctassd.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29
I&saice fse PuAlicas;ss,
pePstnens q the Int

Department Il the Interios.
U. D. Land Office st Montro.e Cosee.An
October r.. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Edward y. ornfossA.
81 Gunnison. Colorado, who. on S~pA. q
isal. DeAe HomeetesA Entsy No sssk -
koss1 end2 SWs Ne 1, Sec. g and lot I, ssa q
fovpshiU 20 North. kanee / Esd. N. 4. r
neridisa. .hssf filed Dctiee ~ inteution - -
- the lard s6ove desrriheA, hsfrTv
No9rse. y. s Comnissionef ct Gunnipsa o.
eado. % the 1oth Gay u NesseoArr ulS
CAiOoot nAmes as Witsosnss:
Rraoen 6As6sseht. RalQA T. Allsa. o.
uoora. FrAnk ADAss0oa eli q 0usnipuo CO
O. c. skINNER
RSMa paAiisAsA OeA- q. Don
- V9AoA ~ q ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29
lM n ne u'
nllf FOO GUms)1
Delta independent :

Delta independent
W. G. Evans, road master for the
Rio Grarde at Gunnison visited over
Sunday with his family in this city.
Mr.. Evans held = similar place for the
Grande with headquarters in Delta but
was recently transferred to the Normal
town.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29
80 & 49, -

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- -: III s.s:: -: - =. 1:s5 1::sss.5 = q
!Mes!::s Ms:s::; s; :..:.:!:i !: !. 81. 8 ~
.slss ssas::ss s.s: ss..:S; :; 80; s:;:s :s-ss
anl lee IT, County q 0unnison n RI
staAe q Qaees1o Sai Is ed q ~
CosrS tile M daV a Octo6es. a y
SEAL ,sa.. St...ss; .ss ss,;s. q srSss Ga;
First publscation Oct. s, fSis
Last publication Nov. s DIS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29

Paonisn:-R. r. Williams, q peuain-
eat merchant Of Pitkin came to P.snia
104ay for . visit with the Csrtiss
hreehefs, Old time friend. He = re-
newing nany scqaaintances = tAe
eefise Aays sosag former fteki.isss
WAs live Aee~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29
og1 lyuly oee0 n -

boNi Kiss THis. CT OF Il.
clip. enclose il with &c. end nsil Il 70
FeSey q Co, Chicago, Ih., writing youe
meme - sedFsss clearly. Yea will
rscsivs = seturr . tsial pockaes Geo.
tanning Fsssy's nssey ss1 rss Cea-
Pssn1, ise sssGAa. ess1s - csssp; 20
n kidnsy Nm fss psia N besA -
49,. eAsunetisa, 6sckecAe, heaAdss
se1 ei1aey eia1ssta, - Fesey CseAas-
eGie fablsea. vAssssssss end thvssuGA-
b dsoasiag eetAsrtie. fer csassipstioa.
bissssesss. staeGsA bswsls - kseA-
go: csneAav'psss sssss. d. Wslh-
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29
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i"''.s'IE E;:s.s.
t,s:::..::;; {; - !s::3flrr::..kSI ........
sefs:sa IS. t.; T.:
E r;sss:; r;sss. : je.s 80: - :. IHe.r,ks,..,.
s IT,. g.: - - 'Hi. .rs ssiEi Ei:. e
1870 sse:ss. D kffffssdd. the A'''sdsss' 'So''
sctioe bfossAt sesisst you 81 tie above
0unnison County. state oi Colorado. and
answer the complaint therein within
tSenty days after the service hereof. i
in thirty days after the service hereof. el-
by Seisuit viii Be- taken against IN a'ne". You acl
And i . copy o. the complaint in the above
summons, or il the service hereof be ma lie
out OF this State, then ten days addition
Al TO the time hereinbefore ,speciSed for
as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to obtain a
Judgment adjudging and decreeing the
SAID plaintiff to be the owner in fee Of the
following described property. and every
(2sl. and Twentyfour "a in Block Three
W, Original Gunnison according to the
plat OF Original Gunnison which Is nowon
file and OF record in the Office of the Clerk
and Recorder of said Gunnison County.
Colorado; and declaring the claims Of the
Defendants TO any right, title. or interest
therein to be false, fctItious, and nn.
founded. and perpetuaily enioining said
defendants, and each of them from here
after IN any manner setting up any claim
OF right, title. or interest unto said pro
Perty. or any part thereof, and quieting
the title OF the said plaintiff therein and
tnefeto. as viii more fully appear from
the complaint in said action to which re-
terence is here made. And . copy Of
which is hereunto attached
And you are hereby notii8ed that il you
iail TO appear. and to answer the said corn
plant as above required, the said plain
TN .ill ca.se your default, to be entered
herein and then proceed to Judgment
plainf
0ivsn under my hand and the seal Of
tsie H day d AuGust A D. 1915.
lSGALl CLIFFORD H STONE
JUDGE a11 ActinI Clerk.
fir.t p1e!iceioa. Octoeer 1, I IS
kAsk 1abltcae-Sa. Oceo6sr =, Hu.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29

Boston Transcript
A ledy rs proud .s old Lucifer
IL tired of her husbar d's abucifer.
She says she will see,
II she ever gets free,
Love doesn't again make gucifer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29

"DM>DDmDA = - ~ UDuuo9y
ehnn oosbiDOn. ATnv
exDBtence h.s dcmouIuxied
- ain0f nisnculotD eff
eacv. and harnissusn. Of Antisyphoid Vaccination.
be vaccinated uOW " vusH DAgsicinn, ym end
yc'v family. n = nAs vteai thaa hosss insssancs.
ASK your physician, dsxaast, send for Have
Sru had Typhoid1" telling q fyphoia Vaccine.
sesais from uss, - A.sga sssa Typhoad cassiera
Ine O'vvN GAoGoAvunv, ocuomRv, @,
ss~cscsss vascsuos . ssasGs uaaua :. q 60 ksapsa
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29
nl$. THOMSON
TELLS WOMEN
Nv vAsVess Hslpsd 0usiao
0aaOssfxs bylVAG
HkAiab Veosaahas
Caops0A

NnsAseAA A-'1sat.seoysas
&C., - Aaiag 0saes 4 Lie 1 -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29
- Eoanaw

eusAa0o - eSs a. aiua e>x1,s
o1Ua9g eoouo yos ta1rx Il A
chsaDss - ehnes re aose eco
anaen1. - - ar
lan14a6 6oa1 ex5erts - ,>As.
ea1 auehseteAAo have for y~.rs
asclassa sans aar= sakias posaau
sss aes safe - Be assl. fAs
ohaef oDoOnno aat4Sas peuhthsa
- 10 - esathfully ala -
- assasas - eeos so e.nssaaay
ss.As@n1 - esoaOz1oal % 80
SsAese
n ta0po14ants Of t. feea
- sat - Gt0e your chilA1ua
sAoo1l - ~ aae wholssooe
eeyonl aay 0uo0t ioa. Decau.a
at sAAs eaay hsal thful qualities
90 ths feel. heuseksepers vho
are veil infesuee prefer to uss
DR.. PNlc1'S cAtAE sAKlHs povpm
MADE fros Cream Of Tartar
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-08
GEORGIA GIRLS ARE
SOUGHT FOR WORK
in WAR RED CROSS
NORTHERN PHYSICIAN VISITS SA-
YANNAH AND CALLS FOR VOL.
UNTEERS IN THE NAME OF HU-
MANITY.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept. S.-Whil3
the great countries of Europe are
locked in death struggle in the great
est war Of history, Georgia girls are
being sought for service with the Red
Cross to nurse the harvest Of sick and
wounded on the battlefields.
For two days DR.. A. H. Mitchell, OF
Baltimore and Philadelphia, was in
Savannah, enlisting fair recruits for
this service to humanity. Dr. Mitch,
ell returned to America in July after
having served in the arena of war
since shortly after the maelstrom
drew the great powers within its
grasp. This is now his mission. DR..
Mitchell left today for Augusta after
having been unsuccessful in his eff
forts to get nurses in Savannah.
What more enjoyable occupation
would one have than Cooking over" the
fairer one, even if it is for service
of sacrifice many miles from home.
And DR.. Mitchell has proven himself
an expert along this line.
To the majority of those with whom
DR.. Mitchell came in contact in Sa-
vannah he was travelling salesman
for hospital supply house. His con-
nection with this line was purely nom
inal, it being more important for him
to recruit nurses than to sell instru-
ments. 1t was only to the superin
tendents of the hospitals, and few
others, that he divulged the real pur
pose of of his visit here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-08
Interest i'm Street Preachers.

ATLANTA, Ga, Sep. S.-Becoming
interested in the street preachers who
may be found any evening on Atlanta
corners. DR.. Dunbar Ogden, pastor of
the fashionable Central Presbyterian
church, has taken out license to
preach on the streets and will begin
in a few days to go out into the high
ways and by-ways with a message to
the poor and those who seldom see
the inside of church.
Il feel that we preachers, preaching
to chosen few, are not doing our full
duty he told the mayor. 1--WE are not
giving the gospel to those who need
it most"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-08
Tanks! For the Limit.

ATLANTA, Ga. Sept S.-Taxpayers
who are looking with dread upon tn :
coming extra session of the legisla-
ture may rest their souls in peace will.
the consolation that it cannot last
more than fifty days, anyway.
The last two editions of the Georgia
code omitted, for some reason, the
section providing that no session last
longer than fifty days unless an i'm
parchment trial prolongs it. But the
statute is still effective. Governor
Harris has not yet made up his mind
about the date of the session nor lust
what matters the call shall include
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-08
would give him a fresh start.
Women Prepare For War.

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept S.-Ladies OF
the Uncle Remus Memorial association
are making plans for war, or at least
preparing for their share of work in
case OF eventualities. The association
is the first Southern body to join the
Adequate National Defense and Relief
Society of New York and its members
agree to learn hospital nursing, field
work, the making of military and sur
gical supplies and to give their names
for hospital uses in case of any invas
ion
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-08
He Who Laughs Last.

ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. S.-Mayor Jim
Woodward has a laugh up his sleeve
at the advocates of the proposed recall
which applies to him as well as other
members of the police board. If the
recall petition succeeded it might give
him a chance to at an extra term.
The city law provides that no mayor
can serve more than two consecutive
terms. But the city attorney rules that
if Mayor Jim were recalled and taken
out of office for even a week he would
then be free to run again, for that
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-08
NEWS ITEMS FROM
THE GATE CITY IN
SEPARATE STORIES.

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. S.-The dread
ed boil weevil has made it's official ap-
pearance in Georgia at last and now
infests four counties in the south
western part of the state, according tC
officials at the capitol, who nave been
making close investigation.
Eight or more other counties are in
the direct line of march of the boot
weevil which are now infesting De-
catur, Thomas, Grady and Brooks. The
weevils are thick. A quarantine against
the shipment of cotton seed is sug
gested and the farmers have been ord
cred to burn all infected stalks.
The weevil reached Georgia two years
ahead of its scheduled as calculated
by the state experts. 1t averages %
miles a year in its march but it came
80 miles in the past year, jumping oy
err Alabama in the longest leap it has
made since 1900, the year of the Gal
weston flood. It found the state I'M
prepared to meet it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-08
Piano and Voice Lessons.

Miss Elizabeth C. Cobb will open
her Music School on Monday, Sept.
10. Studio open for registration Of
pupils on Sept. 6. Phone 1911
28-2w
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-08

Read the DOLLAR ads. In Sundays
Times Recorder. a dollar made is n
dollar saved.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-09
NEUTRAL|zINC PHILIPPINES
Shuster Believes Japan Would Be Glad
to Enter Into Treaty With U.
s. for the Purpose
BIZ Associated Press.

Washington, Jan. 9.-W. Morgan
Shuster. for eight years an American
official in the Philippines before be-
coming an international figure in the
financial affairs of Persia, told the Sen
ate Philippines committee yesterday he
believed Japan would oe glad to enter
into a treaty with the United States to
neGtralize the islands.
Shuster could not conceive of any
foreign power attempting the conquest
of the Philippines after the withdrawal
of the United States. There was an un-
written Monroe Doctrine in the Far
East maintained by Japan, he said,
which would make that nation oppose
the entry of any other power into the
Philippine group.
1T is my opinion Japan does not
want the Philippines he said, "and
would be glad to enter into neu-
tralization treaty for their protection
on our withdrawal -
Senator Lippitt contrasted statements
by Shuster published several years ago
opposing the independence of the
islands with articles recently published
by him taking the opposite view. Shus-
ter replied it was true he had changed
his opinions. Eight years as a govern.
ment official in the islands, he said,
had tinged him with the thought of
those with whom he worked. Since that
time he had seen other people and was
now convinced that the Filipinos could
maintain a government satisfactory to
themselves and give reasonable assur-
ances to the rest of the world of order
and protection of foreigners.
Shuster favored the administration
bill for a greater measure of self gov
ernment and urged that it include some
definite promise of complete independ-
ence.
Representatives of the Methodist
Ministerial Association also appeared
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-09
HOUSEHOLD
TALKS
Henrietta D. Grauel
Comfort Out of Doors

How much enjoyment we plan to
have in our outdoors when the weather
once more permits. At present we are
wishing for summer sunshine and prom
Using ourselves to do great things
toward making our porches and yards
attractive next season. The time TO be-
gin is now. As nation we have too
many yards and too few gardens; we
do not use our gardens because they
are ugly and they are ugly because we
are Indifferent to their possibilities.
No matter how artistic an interior
of a house may be if it is not cor
respondingly handsome without, much
comfort and beauty is being sacrificed.
In other words the house and its sur.
roundings should be one continuous de-
sign. The porch, the stoop or the YER
anda should be the connecting link.
Now, while the trees are bare, and no
friendly vines soften rough outlines, is
the best time to decide wherein your
home can be improved. There are vines
that keep their leaves through the year
and many shrubs, like the holly and
rhododendron aud Japanese cedars that
are evergreen. These planted about
Your home seem almost alive when YOU
have watched and helped them grow a
few seasons and they shorten winter
wonderfully.
Look about your home now while all
Is cold and bare and you will see many
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-09

match viciously against the wall
and blundered into string of cook.
ing-pans! 1t was all over, the agony
of suspense,
Blang! Rumpity bumpity blang-
blang,
! have heard many stage thunders
In my time. but that racket beat any
thing and everything this side of siege
guns.
Instantly the' e'door opened and a po-
liceman poked his head in. Before
had time 10 move. he grabbed me by
the arm and yanked me-into the ball
room. The girl and | had made a
complete circuit OF the cellars, and
had stumbled into the ballroom again
BY the flight opposite to that by which
we left it, Cheerful prospect, wasn't
IT? The adventure had ceased to have
any droll side to It.
Aha cried the base minion of the
law. Here you are, then, Hello,
everybody, Hello." he bawled.
Caught! Here We were. tae Blue
Domino and myself, the Grey Capu-
chin. both of us in a fine fix. Dis
covery and election could have stood
with fortitude and equanimity; but
thee was bad business afoot. There
wasn't any doubt in my mind what
was going to happen. AS the girl said,
there would be faring headlines and
horrid pictures. We were like to be
the newspaper sensation OF the day.
Arrested and lodged in Jail, What
would my rich, doting old uncle say
to that, who had threatened to dis
inherit me for lesser things, I felt
terribly sorry for the girl, but it was
now utterly impossible to help her, for
| couldn't help myself
And behold! The mysterious stran-
ger | had met In the curio-shop, the
fellow who had virtually haunted me
for six hours, the fellow who had mas
queraded as Caesar, suddenly loomed
up before me. still wearing his sardon-
ic smile. At his side were two more
policemen. He had thrown aside his
toga and was in evening dress. His
keen glance rested on me.
Here he is, Mr.. Haggerfty!" cried
the policeman cheerfully, swinging me
around
A detectivel And Heaven help me,
he believed me to be the thief, Oh,
for Aladdins lamp.