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WINNING BACK THE EAGLE
lChicago Herald)


 Twenty-eight years ago the admirers of John L. Sulllyans fstc prowress presented him with costly specimen of the goldsmths and jewellers slil as an emblem Of bis supremacy over al other pugists. But Sullivan had been fighting opponent not of Che flesh though many truly believe 1t is of the devil
 Though his strength as of the strength of ten" Sullivan couldn't beat John Barleycorn until he changed wholly his plan of battle No man can For years John the man fought John the spirit in the old way and weakened in every round until at last he was beaten by opponents of flesh and blood also And in the succession of defeats that followed even the cher. ished emblem Of gold and jewels went in pledge and John l. Sullivan like French regiment of the days of Napoleons glory which had lost his "eagle"
 Then John tho man changed bis plan of battle with John the spirit took years of hard work win back the fortune so avishy sQuandered. But because man be will may overcome evil spirit John the man had the satisfaction the other day buying back in Chicago that belt or gold and diamonds and like French regiment of the days of Napoleons glory which had won back It's "eagle" from the foe
 There is little Go fear that John L. Sui- ivans victory John Barleycorn will not be main taned long life endures And what an encourage ment his victory be to other fighters against that foe. They can win matter how hopeless seems the struggle they will change the plan of battle as did John Sullivan The grace of God which some are od- fashioned enough believe must help in such strug- ges can be if sought in resoute faith and with that aid the victory is assured.
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"AI Of tbe nowa an tno limo."
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The old-fashioned Fan who used to blame the umpire every time the home team lost Q game now has a Bon who planes the manager for los ing the game because the manager won't run the team the way be tells him to-
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TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES

We make our own typewriter sup plies. Therefore they are the best that money can buy REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO., 19,76m.
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MEssENoER sERvIcE
Auro RgpAIRa
PueLlc srENoeRAPHERe
rYPEWRlTERs AND REPAras

We always advance but never re- treat. Machines sold on easy terms to suit customer. REMINGTON TYPE. WRITER co. 1O.715
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EMPIRE" DEVELOPMENT
 NUMBER

4 few copies of the Development Number of the Alaska Daily Empire remain unsold The number containis 70 pages descriptive of Juneau and other parts of Alaska. The articles are by experts, and are profusely D. frustrated. The best thing on this sec. zion of the country ever published. Price 25 cents (l0 l2 tf
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Declaring war on Bulgaria without sending troops to Che Balkans would closely resemble delivering man a staggering blow over the telephone
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Dosan.l Evaporate

"We must get some ammonia in the house. Every household ought to have on hand a quick stimulant be suggested
 "Whiskey answers the purpose
 "But ammonia keeps better said she significantly (Lopisyllle Courier. Tournai3
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The many friends of Judge Bunneu of Fairbanks, are trying to persuade him again to accept the Demo cratic nomination for Delegate to Congress from Alaska, believing that the record he has made on the bench in the Fourth Division will popSlarze aim with the voters Of the Territory (Cordoya Tirnesl
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that there is no charge worthy Of the against the Governor. and Alaskans generally would be slow so believe them anyhow. Indeed they know that no real charge against the Governor would be possible Seward Gateway)
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poll of Che members Of Congress shows that 2 large percentage of them a favor of pr,parednes Cor national defense the others are not sure yet just what their constituents faFor.
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''The DardaneIes campaign may be abandoned to rush to the aid of Serbia says London dispatch And also to rush as gracefully possible from scene of defeat?
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-30

Mexican paper currency is goine up. Ten Carranza dollars now equal one American. Par value is two Mexican dollars to one Americsn.-( Boston News Bu reau)
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Thank God for a newspaper which tells the truth" says a Chcagoan. The popala- Idea of a newspaper which tells the truth is: The newspaper which agrees with my views 1-ouisvne Couri,rJournal)
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To.al wealth of Teutons

Both the Allies and the Teutons have combined deb- of approximately per cent Of their respective to- tai wealtls But sioooOoooO0 is only 12O5th of the Al. lies wea' tb and l-s5,h Of the Teutons.
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And Sd IL Goen

A moratorium helps some but no sooner is it over than somebody de- clares a tag day Louisville Courier Journai.)
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The "bombardment of ros'on in the naval waf game resulted tn the technical destruction Of 'ne e"s But ihe main fact of course s the actual repuis 0' the invaders from Philadelphia 0y the home guard on the diamond
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President Wilson's plans are now complete for giv- ing .he country good defense snd "frst lady, at she White House. (chicaso Her'ld)
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SECOND HAND GOODS

COME AND SEE the prices of our new and used heaters and stoves. Have everything for stove repehs. l1t Front St.. phone 273. 1o-2s-tf
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mans idea of deep problem is to have small pair and four cards of one suit before the are" anu no undecided as to whether 70 rave 'ne rair or draw for Q flush
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QUAKER oUlps

q. q @ q @ e q, s e s' s' 't + f' T t
 Philadelphia Record.)
 It's one thing to write love letters. but quite another thing to right your self afterwards
 We probably wouldn't appreciate what we have if t wasn't for what our neighbors haven't
 At any rate the girl wao wears her heart on her sleeve proves that she isn't absolutely heartless.
 When riches take unto themselves wings they seldom enable ue to reach our castles in tho air
 There isn't much luck in finding Q horseshoe if somebody comes along and claims the horse that's attached to it
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You can blind men by throwing gold dust in their eyes
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CIassifed Adyertiaements
BAKEpfEa

PEERLESS BAKERY Our motto; "cuellty First" Insist on Peerless BreAd. lt is worth tho money -- 125 Front st, phone 222. lO.l.sm
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BITS OF sY-7LAN
 (By Luke McLulse)
lcincinnah Enquiref We an believe as we nope

There wouldn't be much worrying done ln thls world if our troubles did not bother as any more than they ooth- CT our friends.
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Msthodicsl War

But he lacks dash"
 "A general doesn't naed any dash these days The chief requirements are a capacity for running a card in' dex. G-ouisville Courier-Journal)
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PLuMslNo and REPAlRs

SANITARY PLUMBING, heating and sheet metal work Bring your plans and ] will furnish estimaf Tree. Carl Drlica. ll4 Front st. Ph 27S.
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An lmnranaIon of Real ToIl.

"Why don't you quit work and 30 fishlngl'
 "I tried that once replied MT. Res. tagain. "If getting up at o'clock in the morning and travelling out to a fishing place and failing into boat and maybe out of it and sitting in suspense by the hour n order to land Q two-ounce fish are what you call rest and recreation, give me the work every time "-C CWashington starl
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But the greatest necessity in a mans life is money.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-30

Tho Empire wln mao advertlslns contracts subjeot to prooi Of laroesi lrcuIatlon Of any newopanof ln Alarlsa.
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tlon demonstrated Ats value so fully that now 'ho eo
 tire world win feel the loss sustained by ita closing
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS
lcbIcago Newsl

A womans greatest need in life is love
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The good loser is usually a lad who win wear sicky grin when he quits the game, but who will spend Che rest of the week telling other people that the cards were stacked.
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EAsAIoNA8LE DREasMAKINa

All of the latest and most artistic designs. Thoroughly experienced and competent dressmaker. Mrs M Ras- lam. room 12. Maloney Bldg. Phone S41. 9-l0-15.
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sHcg MAKERs

CITY DOCK SHOE sH0P-Expsrt shoe maker, shoes of all kinds neatly repaired. only first class material used; work called for and delivered, phone 29f 6m.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-30

Fur trimmings for iadles' droasee. Big assortment at w. H. case'o. tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-30

Any time Gladys and Myrtle and Mayme get together and try on one anothers shoes, each makes tne ols- covery that the shoes worn by tne other two are much too large for her.
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The Man Who Loses On Advertising

On Advertising ls the one who faile to adyer- tise. The experience of every
 large department store. every {. modern grocery. the up.to-date
 drug stores, the big wholesale ]. establishments, tho mauulac- turers. and In fact, of every line [ of business in America that real !. ly ls playing above tho board E proves beyond question It Pays to Advertise One oi the most impressive
 evidences oi the value of adyer- !. tising, to be found In modern business, is the great mail order
 house. This institution has been built by advertising, it sub sists by advertising, and by thin ]. means is getting business ev- cry day which you should have. k The best raenna Of combating ]. this evil Is by fighting lt . with tho same weapons Pre-.
 pare good. live copy with Q punch {. in lt and
 Try It In The Empire
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Classified .Advertiselnents
nYElNo AND oLEANINe

YOU HAVE tried the rest. now try the best For French dry cleaning steam cleaning, dyelng and pressing Capital Dye Works, phone m 19-tf
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TURKISH BATHS

CITY BATHS. Steam. shower tub and Turkish baths. Emma D. Burke, proprietress, 329 Front Street, phone 3to. 10 70 lm
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-04-15

vanity stirred. Now, then, watch your
Uncle Dudley. In ten minutes IN oe
the exact counterpart OF the painter as
he was during his last visit, six months
a0o He came with splendid intr0duc-
lions. one of which l have. Ana Avo
based Il neat little forgery"on 1t. Heres
Ia Fontaine's photograph. Keep your
eve ON me and take lesson on no" 70
get into the skin Of another man. i
want to get into that villa the WORST
kind of way. 1t keeps going through
nv head that there issome connection
hetween 1t and that old junk hut on
garage we've skylafked in once or
twice."
~ recOllect the place" observer
Bafrd dryly. "'They nearly had me
there one day. 80,
Hunt went to work rapidly and skiu-
n,llv and within the stipulated tllne
presented an appearance that was neA.
enorgh to that of the real artist 10 TOOL
the ordinary eye.
.4Great work. cried Baird. Il cell
you what-you enter the villa ana GET
established, and on my part wiz see
where that garage trapdoor leads TO-
At a that afternoon Hunt, armed
with his forged introduction, presented
htmseaf at the front door of the Du val
villa. He was ushered in by the POM
uous footman. The peudo artist was
requested to be seated. Then the Ioot-
man took the lettertupstairs to his mis-
tress. who was more delighted Oy .ne
setter than the th0nght of being paint.
ed. She had met the distinguished
FRENCH nobIeman but twice, and II
catered her greatly to believe fhat
ahe had been remembered. And, more
than this, the famous artist had once
noted her singular beauty and never
would be happy uHtil he had pVf II
upon canvas.
Thus Hunts initial reception wai
most cordial Nine Du Val WO0Ad De
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-04-15
THE BATTLE FRONT

Petrograd, Russia, April 10, via
London-The number OF head ana
arm wounds of the men at the front
is enormous, for men In trenches eA-
pose only their heads and arms:
Many hundreds are hit In the heau
and death does not result from the
wound. Occasionally we may see
the slightly wounded walk oacK
with heads bound up or arms In
slings. Motor trucks loaded with
wounded tear along the roads lead
ing back from the extreme front.
PERHAPS forty per cent of the wound
ed are back on the firing line after
three months care and rest In
hospital. 1t all depends on q mans
health and blood. II the blooc ls
pure and good, the soldier gets the
first aid, proper treatment and his
wounds heal by first intention.
Good blood is everything to every
man. It means fresh strong nerves.
good digestion, good circulation.
Those who hape used DR.. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery marvel at
the way it checks blood diseases
See a man today with skin all DroK-
an out: see him a few weeks later
after using the Discovery" his
skin is all cleared up, eyes bright
and he is contented with himself;
The foundation of good health Is
good blood! Are you pale? Are you
weak? Are you no longer ambitious
or energtic? Have you pimples OF
boils? Do you suffer from mead
aches. low spirits? Then you are
anaemic-your blood is thin, lack,
ing in healthy, strength-giving req
lcorpuscles. Then your blood is I'M
pure-and your liver is not up TO
its task of clearing the blood from
1.-The poisons accumulated.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical DIS
covery is a temperance remedy that
will restore to you rich, health-giV-
ing blood-a remedy proved by ex-
perience Gin tablet or liquid form).
is a glyceric extract OF roots from
our forests, known to science as
those which will best give the stom-
ZACH. liver and bowels needed help'
ADV.
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assured of his star as he rejoined Gyp"
Millions, luxury, all his cravings 10 De
gratifed! .h
And Zudora, flying across the smootn'
glistening surface of the pond, began
to have hopes that her star had reacn-
cd its nadir and was once more ascehu-
inc toward the zenith. Well, perhaps
II was. The sunshine, the exhliaralloh
Of the sport, the nearness Of one De-
loved. these would have set cheer lnDO
many a heart darker than Zudoras.
when the three Of them returned to
Mrs Ramsay's the latter served tea
and for an hour it was happy Ianhiy'
Then Storm remembered the survey
map.
"You'd better let me have that ana
lock It up in my safe" he suggesreu'
lyon never can tell what will happen
these days" ,.,
But Zudora searched the leather
trunk from top to bottom IN VAIN
"Thats funny! You saw me put II
on the top trayT
81 did" said Storm graveiy' ne
went about the room examining tne
windows. He left the two women ana
went downstairs. On the linoleum III
the kitchen he saw muddy tracks Inat
was enough. "Some one has been mere
during our absence" he declared on
returning to Zudora's room. whoever
/ II was has got that paper. Evidentiy
7 was watched. and when we went 70
the pond the watcher came into the
k,tcben window. Well. perhaps I'm TO
blame. / should have put 1t into my
pocket"
Meantime in Detective Hunts once
things were being arranged for the
ascendency of zudora's star winch
was in truth very low.
BAIRD. I'm going to enter the III
Val villa by the front door this ulp:
what do you mean by thatF aSAee
the late Hassam Ais double.
II mean that I'm going to enter IN
cspacfty which VIII excite MADAME
vanity There's no woman alive ina
does not like the idea Of having be
likeness perpetneta9 IN Oh II done ~
celebrated artiatF
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Nine. Du Val ana Hauv'HV
the Map.
of his antagonist. who paid the penalty
for his loyalty to a bad cause.
storm got rope from his tool box.
This he tied to the extra tire, hinging
II out toward Baird as one would throw
a life preserver at sea. Baird was all
in. He had just strength enough TO
grasp the tire. and Storm hauled away
with will
FRO BE CONTINUED
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give nm this fight until am beaten"
She glanced at the clock. 1t Is tllne
John was here. Why not come along
with us? The skating will be fine.
~ haven't had skates on In an age
protested Mrs. Ramsay.
THAT won't matter; all the more run
for yOu," insisted Zudora.
You're a strange girl"
.'In what wayY'
"Why. you can throw off your bur-
dens SO quickly, without apparent ei-
fort"
II do not throw them off: merely
refuse to let them danfpen what pleas
IRE can get out Of life." Zudora ran
tn n window. There he is now! He's
lust as patient and kindly as he can De.
And there's q box under his arm. III
wager it's dollhouse violets. He never
forgets the fact that love flowers.
she did not notice the two men loiter-
ing on the opposite side OF the street.
Radcliffe and Gyp the gun man.
Storm came in, his eyes clear ana MS
cbeeks full of color. He was bubbl1ng
with cheer
"All aboard! The Ice will be just
splendid Here's bunch of violets foE
you, sweetheart"
..Thank you. John" zudora pinned
the flowers against her waist. You
are very thoughtful. after all the trou
BILE have caused you.
"Pifle! What man WOULDN'T Dt
thoughtful If he had you always II
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CHAPTER XVI.
The Battle at the Bridge.

The Battle at the Bridge.
NE bright. keen winter day Zu-
dora and Mrs. Ramsay sat In
the formers room discussing
the malignancy Of the star
that lowered over Zudora's destiny II
only she might find one bit OF COM
plete evidence against her enemies or
some document to fully uphold her
claims! She could do nothing at court
with these fragments. these nan
sheets. Possession was nine points In
law, and 1t did not require John
Storms legal advice to convince her OF
this fact.
IL Hassam All had not peen a thor
ough miser all valuable papers would
have been deposited In the deposit box
nj, the bank. More and more she be-
came convinced that her uncle had had
sinister designs upon her life; that ne
had been niHnenyering to get her out
Of the way NO that he might control the
antire fortune All she wanted was TO
be mind free Well. sooner or later
something would turn up. some work
able plan Three sachamen as Storm.
Baird sntl Hnna would lind chink In
the ensnlyis affnor
.I,ni s0Bng To- look through that old
1r,nk again. Zudora declared. rising.
Come and help me-
So the two Of them dragged out the
frank and went through everything re-
lIn,ously. 80 tloroughly that a moth
cotlid NOT have escaped Prexuding
froula torn place IN thslIining zudoea
came upon a,sheet Of paper. She stud
led the pbtAooks ron al angles. but
could make n6tAng q ~ However
ehe IaId Il eide for stOvp appraisal
What puE1aed her 3 @hcA 40 any
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causiouSlv the Detective Rs-sntered'
pretended not to notice this peculiar
ity. but he could see that madame Dc
can to stsr restively. Suddenly she
set down her cup, complaining OF
violent headache. Hnnt gathered up
his materials and politely excused
himself. The footman, however, ID ieI-
fling him out failed to note that the
ferrule of Hunts cane had caught De-
tween the door and the Jamb. eau
tiouslv the detective re-entered ana
tintoed into the conservatory. He
waited for moment or two then
stole out into the salon. spot on one
of the columns attracted his attentloh'
IJnon close inspection he found II 10
be a sliding panel. He was lingering
about for a method to open 1t wnen
he heard footsteps. He slipped Deninu
the pOrtiere.
II was Nine. Du Val, coming down
TO greet Captain Radcliffe. VINO h'a
inst come IN. She Mt once sho"ea
him the portrait. He shrugged. lie
was not at all interested In this style
of art.
.There goes the fountain" he warn
ed. ~
"MercifuI heaven. had forgotten all
ebo,lt those fools! They struck the
signal while La FOntaine was here D"L
luckily he did not notice 1t. Let them
in"
Hunt was very much surprised 10
ace three old antagonists enter the
room from one Of the columns. He was
still more surprised when ne saw
madame open the secret drawer In the
ONYX table. His eyes snapped. Inat
table would be worth while. just as
soon as these precious rOgues LEFT the
salon he determined to investigate de
was an ingenious man. but his ingenu.
Nv failed utterly to learn the secret OF
the onyx table. He was certain now
ever that It held all he wanted SO
badly. He left the villa unobserved.
In the meantime Baird had discover
ed that the tunnel from the garage ieo
directly to the Du Val villa. but be had
chosen bad day for the investigation.
The three crooks, returning from their
vistt caught sight Of him and gave
ehate. ne reached the trap door IN
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can take Il from me. though. that sheu
never hang this portrait anywhere fcr
her friends to see. What want y
few minutes alone inside that villa
when they think I'm outside OF II
what's the ticket. and II may take
week or two TO make the play
Later. when they reached another
part Of the town. Baird caught Hunt
by the arm.
"see that old codger ahead OF usr
Hunt nodded. :.
.Well, that's the diamond cutter
told YOU about. Suppose we run along
after him and see where he goesY
The old msn led them to his den
without so much as single glance
over his shoulder. Hunt agreed TO go
inside while Baird stood on guard out
side. Half an hour later Hunt re1oined
the reporter.
"I have seen Captain Radcliffe go In
there" said Baird, land I've just been
thinking hard" ..-
.Nor cried the detective jestingly.
.sThat bearded man In Montana ano
the captain shape up good deal aiiks."
$50 much alike that I'm certain they
are one and the same. I've been think
ing too But when fisherman casts
his net he first makes sure that there
are no holes in II. That old lapidary'1
face IL known to me. Half the SNUG
dad gems 70 to him, but We can't az
rest the old boy. It's only logical that
II some one brings him a stone to cu'
he cuts II without asking questions
But I'm hanged II l don't stop some
Of the men who 20 there. cam
bother with him now. l want NINE
Du walls portrait started"
-Four days later at half after "a
the same moment Zudora and storm
ret out upon a short automobile trip
Won could have seen the detective Il
his velvet jacket, daubing away eai
nestly and with no inconsideraole sue
cess. He could paint and paint wei
but he was man who required "
Hon. complexities to untangle, m'
b,litv. and 1t irked him to sit In
chair for an hour or two with the ccc
Of paint making him headachy.
Nine. Du Val sat so that from u
corner Of her eye she could watch u
fountain. BY and by Hunt laid asic
his palette.
"That will be all for today. a
quite sure you are tired"
"Join me with a cup of chocolate
: she said amiably.
. While they We're slipping the choc
. late the fountain jet reversed. HUI