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Washington Journal., 1915-01-30
Der Snez=Kanal.

eeius verolete aaS feline ~srtsoritids seScntHna.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30
Die GtiefeI|ofen Tranzolen.

@s lam aIs cine e6rniiroise franz
sDfi19e ueberIieferung betra@tet tperz
ben, sic Soloaten pbne a~nltdnoiges
G9ubpert ins 5elo gu ienben, Oenn
niGt nur Ser ~sesenmGrtige Rrieg, aud
Der Rrieg oes Sobres 1901 bat
oiefe Mdnsel Der Musriftung oes
fron5DfI9en 9eeres beutli9 berbortres
ten luFen. Mu9 CUR &eDolutiOns@
seit NOR oer Mlangel an S9uben BET
ben Sruppen Ser er1ten &epublit 10
srOB, bob fie i'm Sabre 1874, mad
ibrem @inriiden in Ole Staot Sob
Iena, ni9t nur cine &riegsfteuer BON
ZEN @inppbnern, ionoern aud einige
bunoert paar Stiefel forberten. @er@
gebli9 aber tpartete Der fran5Dfif9e
Befeblsbaber @eneral 9o9e, altf Die
@rfiilIung leiner Sorberung, benn Die
nenigen Paar S9ube, Die nirtli4
geliefert tpuroen, tonnten Dem ilamer
fiblbarer p~erbenOen Mangel ni9t
abbelfen.
Sd Derfiel er duf einen 8eoanfet,
Ger elmer getpiTen Romit ni9t snt@
bebrte, uno ieinen GoIoaten bic n0ti=
gen Stiefel lieferte. @ines Morgens
lofen Die &oblen5er an allen Stras
Beneden einen Nufruf, Der fie au elmer
groBen Understanding auf Sen
Marttplob Ser Stabt einlu0, un0 gu
rem ollie mdnnli9en Ginppbner iiber
Is Sabre 3utritt batten. Neugierig,
tras Oiefe 8eriammlung fir einen
.3ned baben f0nnte, tr6mten Die
&oblenaer in bi9ten S9aren aif Den
Martt, uno aIs Der pluB gefiiIlt mar,
marf9ierte elm Battalion Snfanterie
auf, I'm, tpie es bieB, Die Srbnung
lei Dem gu befir9tenben @e0rdnge
oufre9t gu erbalten. Damn beitieg
elm franoDfif9er Sffi3ier Die Geoz
nerbiibne uno pertiinoete i'm Muftrae
oes Generals 9o9e, baB ieoer Sob
len5er, Der ii9 ouf benz Martt befine
&c, iofort feline @tiefel aus3u5ieben
rro auriid5ulaRen babe. gu feinem
eisenen 8eOauern iebe ii9 Der @eneral
sa elmer fol6en 3pangsmaBregel berz
cnlaBt, 90 fein 8efebl, inn bic err
forber1i9en Stiefel gu liefern, ni9t
befolst por6en iei.
Nlles G9impfen iiber biefe ungez
tpDbnIi9e 3umutung balf Oen Sob
lenaern ni9ts, ie muBten ii6 ipobl
Ooer libel bequemen, lire @tiefel auss
susieben uno barfuB ober in @triimpz
fen beimpdrts 81 tpan0ern. Dabei
Aielten oie frana0ff9en Mannfdafz
ten nit ibrem Spot nidt 5uriid uno
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30

Turues, no iiinsif aDnis gilbert
nit pOincore auIammentraf unb Der
prGii6ent benz &6nig Sbnelano bieIs
lsi9t ni9t gura isne 9o4a9tung pOr
Feinem n9elbentum" erpies, tpcDOu
hie frar5Dfii9en 3eitunssn fa5eIn.
pldmif9 Bourne, leBt cine nlr Our9
bic Werarbeitung unb ben @erfan0
ianbipirti9aftli9er @raeugniIe be-
tonnte title 2anOitaot, bat in bee
Rirdenz tpie in Ser &ritgsgei9i9te
Mefflanberns cine gentle HolIe GEE
5pielt. Die Staot umI9lieBt cine
bon @raf 8albuin benz @iiernsit bon
6lanOern geitiftete, init 9eiligenreIis
clien reid d%usseItattete MaIpursiss
fir9e, emit cine 8eneOittinerobtei.
@ber au9 bic 1euen M0n9sorben
faBten bier SUB, aIs Sobdnn BON
gomines, 8if9Of BON Sercuunn..
.1120 nDrbIi9 Der Stabt elm LANCE
3eit bo9angeiebenes prdmonitratens
%Iertloiter ~ftiftete.
Sebr pe4felbOn NOR Die &riegs<
geI9i9te 6es f9on i'm 9. Sdbrbunz
cert befetigten Dries. 1897 mar
5urnes Der S9aupIab zines glGnSen<
zen Sieses Der Jror5cfen iiber bic
Sianorsr, Der ben leBtersn 10000
Mdnn geto1tet baben Iun. Spdter,
ioie gang TlanOern, elm Sell Der fpd>
aif9en, bann Dfterrei9if9en NieOers
IanOe, puroe Jurnes 1852 bon ben
Sranaofen erobert, 1888 BON ben
Spaniern suriiderobert, 1916 bon ben
5ran5cien genommen. Spei Sabre
ipGter ipieber berlpren. GrIt na9 ei>
rcr britten frunoDff9en @roberun9
fam Der Srt i'm Ma9ener SrieOsn
1868 ~aeitpeiIis gu 5rantrsi9. @ber
rod einmal tpe9ielte Is ben GERM,
als es, BON Ben Seferrei9ern err
obert, bur9 ben 5rieoen gu Rbspit
an Die Nieoerlanbe auriidfiel.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30

er unter RdiTer' Trdion fpieber beraes
itelt noroen lit. MenigItens pir6
In iensr 3eit einr MoKeritrabe afpiz
f9en &airD unb Dem MeerbuIen Don
Sue5 erfpGbnt. Mu9 bic Mrober be-
nubten i'm z. Sabrbunoert no1 gbri>
ftus einen Ranal BON &airo nod Dem
Roten Meers, Der boupt5G9li4 aur
9etreibeDerf9iffung oiente. bod
f9on I'm 8. SabrbunOert NOR biefer
RanaI pieber unbrau9bar un0 geriet
fhlieBli9 p0Ilig In @er9efenbeit.
Mdbreno bes Mittelclters taubte
ppbl bier unb ba in Der 9anoelspelt
Der @ebonte pieber auf, Die Meerenge
BON Suea gu Our9fte9en; man
glaubte iebo9 nit ben Miitteln Ger
bamuIisen Se9nit Die Muf9abe ni9t
IDfen gu tDnnen. NopoIeDn 8ona<
parte nabm ben @ebonfen nie0er auf,
unb er Iieb eeleeentli9 feiner @rpe>
bition nod Megppten i'm Sabre 1898
Our9 ben Sngenisur 2epere ole plGz
ne sntiperfen. Die Mrbeiten BON See
pere tamen ober 5u benz falI9en @r>
gebnis, boB Der Spiegel oes Mittels
meeres beinabe 10 Meter tiefer ols
Ger bes Noten Meeres liege. Samit
f6ien bic Nusfibrung bes planes in
Sruge geiteIt; erft fiinfaig Sabre fpd>
ter tpurben 2eperes 8ere9nungen
ourd ote senalen MeFungen oes Ses
fterrei4ers NesrelIi aIs folf9 ertannt.
SD purbe oenn Neerelli i'm Sabre
1858 bonn &beoiDe Sab gum @ene=
ralinfpettor Der Suea : Mrbeiten err
nonnt. Sein No9folger NOR oonn
5erbinanb BON 2efeps, Der Sen
Sroum BON Sobrtaufenoen perpirts
Iidte unO Die 2dnbbriide aniiGen
ben beioen @rbteiIen our9ita@.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30

Sabre 1882 legte England I9per Ieiz
ne 9on0 auf 0as alte pbaruonens
lamb, befen @iderung i'm Sibsn an
Der @ren3e bes Sudan freilid nod
Gin Sabrsebnt iiberaus beftigt &dmps
Ee tOftete. 4ber Gnslano f9eute tein
Dpfer; gait ss oo4 Die @i9erung
bes Suea : &anols, ieines Seepeges
mad Sftinbien. Srantrei9, oeFen
RapituI unb Snssnisurleiftung 6as
grObe @ert sei9offen batten, fab ii9
am bic Grii9te ieiner 2eiitungen be-
trcsen; obnmd@tig, tpis es nod Dem
D~erlorenen &riese BON 1901 mar,
fonnte. Is ni9t bararl benter, @nss
lamb an Der 8eiiBersreifung aesDp>
tens uno bes Suea=R anoIs irgenoipie
srnftli9 gu binosrn. Man peiB, baB
Grcntrei9 ii9 nit England bariiber
erit in Der neueiten 3eit unb segen
GepGbrung DOllis freier !Sanb i'm
iloropeitli9en Afrita Deritdnoist bat.
Der Gusa : Ranal, neben ser
BOttbarb : 8abn ii9erli9 oas srDb=
te te9nif9e Munber oes 10. Sabrz
hnnberts, tOnnte iibffgersr biefer So
sc Elm Subildum begeben. Mm 10.
Robember tparen As Sabre felt ieiner
teierli9en @%rOffnung perftriden. Die
ie 2analerOffnung mar bas srobe
ereignis jener 3eit, uno faum is au=
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30

Sod obauf9itteIn. England slaub>
4e 0ur9 ben i9amlos ange5etteIten
Rries eesen 9eutI9Ianb ben lditigen
Better als Mitbeiperber auf ben
gBeltmdrttsn lei9t aus5ui9alten;
nber es 1T anbers gefommen, uno es
iisbt iid mebr unb me9r an ben emp
finSli9en Ste1en feines @eltrei4es
bon ben .unterjo9ten 8Dlteri@afz
ten beOrp6t.
Oisraelis @eitblid bate gnglano
bic Serriaaft iiber ben @ueas&anal
peiiGert. als i'm Sabre 1875 Der
RbebiDe BON aegppten in 9sIbi3pies
rieteiten geriet, taufte England inn
6einen 4ttienbefiB ob. 9omit mar
Der @runb CUR britii@en 9erri4uft
IN MegDptsn gelest, oie ni9t mebr
Eunge ouf Ii9 tparten lieB. Mit Dem
Bpmbaroement BON &leranOrien i'm
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30

5rancs foften laHen. M~lerbinss
gait es aud Die Geter Der 8oIlen>
fung etnes Mertes, bas fir Die bas
malise 3eit cine granoioie te9niI@e
2eiItung beoeutete. 2dnger als 10
Sabre f@pierigiter Arbeiten paren
unter Der SberIeituns 0es genias
len 6erbinunb 2eFeps nOtis sss
pe1en. Der erfte Spatenfti9 gum
Ranal mar am 25. Mpril 1859 in
port @oio srfolgt. 2efeps bate sur
Auf6rinsung Der Mittel cine 4ttieus
sefeIIf9oft nit bauptiddIi4 fruns0iis
|9em &opitol begriinoet; biefe
attienseiellf4uft beftebt aud beute
mod unb gebDrt gu ben beitrentierens
ben Ser Melt. Ser Rdnalbau tpurbe
nit einem 9eere BON $4,000 Nrbeiz
tern, 5und9it fait ausfdlieBli9 Sell
lo9en, begonnen. Mber biele eins
geborenen Megppter tparen Den 19pe>
rem gr6arbeiten in Der tropiI9en
Glnt tOrperIi9 ni9t 9epd9ien; fie
itarben f9urenpeife, un6 man fat ii9
baber gen0tigt, europdif4e Mrbeiter
onauiteIlen. poOur4 Ole 8uutOften
natiirli9 erbebli9 srDBer nurben.
Die bebeutenoite S9nierigteit, bic
fi9 Der gIiidli9en 9ur9fi6rung oes
nnternebmens entgegenltellte, lag in
Dem MangeI an SrintnaFer duf
benz fteinigen Miftenbooen. Mn<
fangs muBten etpd 1900 2aittameIe
icoen Sag auf bef9perIi9sn @egen
bas SrintpaHer mad Der Mrbeits>
itGtte trosen, mas fir 0ieien 3tped
allein cine tGsli9e Musgabe BON 5000
Srancs erfOrberte. 9ieIer uebels
itanO mario erit beboben, na@bem ait
@noe bes Sabres 1863 Ser BON 3az
gafig Biz Guea fibrenoe @iiBpaferz
tanol Dollenbet mar. Mit SG6er 8es
barrlidteit puror man aud oler ars
beren @9pierigteiten !9err, unb un>
ter u%ngebeurem Subel bereinigten
it9 am Is. MGr5 1869 gum erften
Wtale Die Sluten bes Mittelmeers nit
benz Wofer Der 8itterfeen, Die am
@iibenOe oes &anaIs liegen.
9amit NOR elm @ert pollenbet
fporoen, nit beiIen @erpirtli9ung
ii9 f9on bic alien 96araonen Be-
f9dftigt batten. 8ereits i'm IA.
Sabrbunoert Dor Gbriitus mar bon
Set6os l. uno Ramies II. Elm &az
nal Dom Nil bur9 ben SimIabiee
gum Roten Mesre gsbaut tpor6en,
elm aanal. Der aIs @es fir bic Slot
te 9ebu9t mar. @r berIanoete aber
Iebr bdlb unb berfam ipieoer. sSm
z. Sabrbunoert por Gbriitus nabm
Der p6arao Ne9o einen neuen Raz
nalbau in @nsriff, Der bonn Nil in
ben 4rabif9en Meerbuien fiibren
iolte. S4on paren Die i9ipieriaz
item 4rbeiten bollenbet, ba perfiinoez
te benz pbarao elm Sratelfpru&, Der
Ranal perbe nur ben 2ibalen Ser
4egppter, ben pb0ni5iern, niiben.
Die 4esppter pagten 0arauf6in nt9t,
ben Ranul gu Doqenoen. Sunoert
Sabre fpGter benuBte 9arius 9bItaz
ipis oas nnpouentete Merf. oas bann
inter ben ptoIomdern peiter fortges
fiibrt tpurbe. CUR 3ett Der Rleobds
ira mar Der &anal gum sr0Bten Sell
i9on berfanoet; es f9eint ieoo9, bob
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30

Wlit bangor Gorge blidt man in
Eonoon nod Ser i9moIen Msersn9s,
0te 4Iien unb Mfritu Derbinoet. 9ier
1T Der Mneelpuntt Der britii9en
weItberrf9aft, uno Der 8eiis Gegpps
tens ME Snbisns 1T an Die 8eherrs
fhuna bes Suea : &onoIs setnipft.
aetn @unosr, OuB Die britii9e &Os
mirolitGt bereits Sruppen uno&riegs>
S@iffe mad benz pi4tigen @erbins
bungstpeg siDii9en benz MitteIldnois
f9en un0 benz Roten Wieere geidnbt
bat; bsnn nit S9reden ertennt @nss
lamb, ipie iiberaG in Der islamitii4en
@slt gebeime unO Offene GmpOrung
ibr Soupt erbsben, INN 6as britii9s
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30

Cine probe babon, baB Der 9umor
aud aus 70 bransprllen Situationen
aufipriebt, pie Tie Elm Saiibensraben
brauben .auf benz Rriessi9ouplabe
oarbietet, liefert Die obenitehenbe
3eihnuns, tpel9e biefer Gage bas
9amburger. n5rsmbenblatt" nod elmer
5elbpoitturte rsproSu3ierts nit Der
8emertung. baB bic Inn our Werfii=
gung seiteIlte Rarte hos 2eben I'M
S9iiBengrdben 10 perlodenb fhiIbert.
oob bic gmpfdneerin nun setpiB alIer
Spraen UNI ibren Sunsen iiberboben
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30

Obenitebsnoes 8ilo beaisbt ii9 uuf
einen ,feltensn Soil, ben bic 1fterrei>
9if9e Mrmee aufaupeiien bat: fe be-
fiBt isBt einen tpeibli9en 4orporaI.
cine &roatin nanens Gtefa 6aIica,
Der nod 8eri9ten Ngramer 3eitungen
bonn Militdrtommonbo g%eitattet pur=
be, ben Telb3ug an Der Seite ibres
@atten mit5uma9en unb bic tpegen
ibrer in apei S4la9ten bepiefener
Supferteit gum &orporal befOroert
purbe. 9as Yortrdt Itammt BON
elmer pbotOsrapbii4en 4ufnabme Der.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30

tor bate bic Ieuseit dbnIi9 pruni.
boue @eronItoltungen eefeben. 9uls
SDfe Guropas paren Dertreten; Die
&oiferin gugenie BON 5rantrei9
fiibrte Sen &eigen Der TirItli4tei>
ten an; preuben mar Our1 ben
&ronprin5 TrieOrid WtlbeIm, ben
IpGteren &aiIer TrieOri9, Dertreten.
SIN n~euerbauten Sbeater gu &airo
purbe nit fubel6ofter Musitattungss
prc6t 8erbis r9lioa", bic DOm &be>
oibe eigens beitsllte groBe Jeitoper,
our Teier Der @rDffnung gum eriten
Mole oufgefiibrt. NIes in allem
batte ii6 ser &bebiOe ole GrOffnungs>
feierli9teiten mebr uls 20 MiIlionen
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30

it," CUR ipeiteren Grlduteruns- bic
men bic naditebenben Mitteilungen
bon Der Miidieite Der pofttarte:
.2iebe Mubbel! 9erali9en @ruB
ails unferer iebigen Mpbnung. SIS
lit bier sana nett, nur Der Mil@s
mann. bic 8rotfrau unb Der G9la9s
ter bobsn lns I'M Std selaffen. Mu@
nobnen Der 3igarrenbGnbler unb Der
Wirt re9t nett. Na9bar 8ebr meint.
mir ipollen bic Mobnung balb nufse.
ben, neil fie febr feu@t lit. Sersl.
@ruB! Dein Older
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30

bebantten fi6 auBerOroentli9 bDflid
fir bic ibnen ngef@entten" f9Dnen
@tiefel, Die i9nen fi@er CUTE 9ienite
leiiten piiroen.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30
Sier uirb 2eutid seiprO@en.

Cine sIn5eiee aus ser ~Woroo.
Aas. 8ts.":
9os gafe rTtccabiGp" beiBt iest
yg~aterlano" -4affeebals am BOTS
banner Hlas.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28

CAR BACK

The 1916 Studebaker Four belong
Ing to George L. whitman, assistant
sales and, advertising manager for
the Studebaker corporation. has
finally been recovered 1t was
stolen Sept. z, from In front of the
Detroit Athletic club. and located
the other day In Columbus, o..
where 1t was in service as a taxi
cab. The car had been sold three
times. The thief. resident Of De-
troit. had altered the serial number
Of the car, and replaced the Michi-
gan license plate. The car was re-
covered through the service depart
ment of Studebaker, every agency
over the country having been asked
to keep watch for the car. This
same facility for recovering stolen
cars Is at the disposal of every Stu
debaker owner.
The speedometer shows the car
has been run $500 miles, and its ap-
pearance would indicate having
made a transcontinental tour. but
the motor Is In the finest of condi-
tion.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28

months ago, told the police he be-
came acquainted with Ashman here.
He said they worked" together for
several weeks. rolling" drunks In
the downtown cafes. In his state.
ment, West told the officers of sew
eral Jobs" about which the police
knew nothing.
West said he found HOFFMAN and
Whaler In Hamtramck. He met
Hoffman In . saloon, and signed
him up"
Then Rose became q member Of
the gang. making the NTH member.
West said he knew Rose In New
York. and that they had worked"
together there.
Ashman was the rear guard" of
the gang" according to West.
He is a prosperous looking
man. ths detectives say. and no
one would suspect him OF being q
crook. West told Of one case
in which they beat q man, and left
him lying on the ground. Ashman
and Rose. following behind, came
up TO the victim. comforted him, and
learned whether he intended to
make complaint. They were the Of.
fetal ."fixers" of the gang. and II
they learned that a stir" was to
be made over some particular
lob" they warned the other mem.
bers of the gang to "lay low"
Hoffman. the police believe. Is
wanted in Chicago.
Dissension arose among the gang.
West said. He recited one instance
of a man being robbed of $4S and
watch. The officers now have the
watch. awaiting the owner. Rose
and Whaler did this job" West as
serted, but when the victim began
to yell for help. Rose started to run.
Whaler drew his gun. and forced
him to finish his work, II IL alleged.
The postoffice was the official
meeting place, and II was there
that the spoils were divided. &C
cording to the confessions.
Rose and Ashman also have made
confessions to the officers, 1t Ia
said. They admit many OF the a.
ley rs5beries that have puzzled the
police In the last few weeks. They
have worked In all parts OF the
city. II is claimed.
West and Rose we're arrested at
Howard-st. home two days ago.
Asbman was picked up on Lafay-
ette-aye. Tuesday, and Whaler and
Hoffman were arrested on Fort-st.
east Wednesday noon.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28
5 ALLEGED
BAND|TSARE
R0UNDEDUP
Police Think They Have
Gang That Has Ter
rOrized City
THREE MAKE
CONFESSIONS
Season of Ri0tOus Liv-
ing Is Brought to
Abrupt Close

After a weeks persistent effort
and thorough combing OF the city,
Detectives Pat" O'Grady and
George Wilson have rounded up
gang OF five alleged holdup men who
have been torrorizing the city the
last two months. Three of the thugs.
who are well known to the police,
are said to have made confessions
OF their operations. extending over
period OF several weeks.
The gang is said to have pulled
on several holdups. The amount Of
loot they obtained is not known to
the police. The money was spent
almost as fast as It was obtained,
the detectives learned, and Harry
West, OF New York City. the alleged
leader of the gang, Is the only one
who has a bank account. He has
1910 on deposit in a Detroit bank.
The five men. al held In
the central station on charge
Of highway robbery. are:' Har-
ry West, 90 years old, OF
New York city; Fred Ashman. 46
years old. Of Lafayette and Sixth
sts.: William Hoffman. 26 years old,
OF Chicago; Frank Whaler, IS years
old. of Buffalo, and George Rose
% years old. of Chicago.
+ West, who came to Detroit two
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28
.9 7 ! ! q 50 4s
SYNOPSIS.

sYNOPslsL
On the day Of the eruption of Mt.
pslss Capt. John Hardin Of the Str.
Princess rescues 6-year-old Annette
IliuGton from an open boot. but 10
forced &c leave behind her father and
his companions. llington In assaulted
BY Hsrnandes and Ponto In = vain at
has aged to send aboard the prin-
cess with his daughters. papera prov.
INK hts title 10 and telling the where.
abcvts Of the lost island Of Cinnabar.
Jliugton's Injury causes his mind 10
become . blank. Thirteen years elapse.
Hi VIII Sonso Ines. 0p female Scsom:
plics end the mindless brute that once
was Ilington. come TO Seaport. where
the widow OF Capt Hardin 10 living
with her sen Neal and Annette Hing
ton. and plot to steal the papers lett
e. Annette by her father. Neal tries
Sos ,S%,s:,Sn 70 the . nS.s, .csdS% ...
WeieheY 10 defeated by Joey and dis
Graced. Neal enlists In the navy.
ines sets . trip for Joey and the con.
opirators get him In their power. He
agrees TO steal the papers for them.
but sccidsntaiiy sets IRE to the HAT.
xnnetts with the papers from the
names. Annette discovers that heat
applied TO the map reveale the loca-
ton OF the lost island. subsequently,
10 . struggle for It's possession the
map 10 torn In three parts. Herman
portion. Annette sails on the Corona
do in search Of her father. The crew,
erased By cocaine smuggled aboard
ky Hernandez. mutiny, and are over
come by 3 boarding party from u. >.
destroyer Jackson. led BY Neal
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28

"You come with income right
away" he said.
Neal set the fast-waning lantern
by Annettes side. "One moment,
dear" he said TO Annette, land
will be back. II what he says Ia
true"
In another instant with his hand
on the shoulder of the sponge diver.
Neal was swimming down. down
toward the outer opening. AZ he
saw the light altering In from I'M
derneath he gave q gasp that almost
choked him.
In another instant he had return
cd for Annette, and with her at his
side the two swan in the direction
that the diver had taken.
The sponge diver. still gesticulat-
Ing excitedly, hauled them rapidly
into his small boat
me row. you row---like the devil"
he exclaimed. x
Neal rowed like the devil, and the
nat bottomed boat skinned over the
water like mad. Suddenly Annette
in the bow extended her right arm.
Look. look. Neal" she exclaim-
Cd, "for Gods sake, look"
Neal heard first. then he looked,
and 90 he looked the whole face OF
that huge clin behind them thrust
itself into the air and with q mighty
roar dropped into the sea.
ITS Mount Peiee," cried Annette.
covering her face with her hands. .
Neal shook his head. THAT
isn't Pelee." he returned grimly, "its
dynamite--if know anything OF
dynamite
IT, BE Continued)
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28
CHAPTER XVIII
The 9pon Qe Diver

Annette opened wide her eyes.
She uttered an exclamation OF de-
light as she saw Neal Hardin.
n "well. we're here" she said.
II should think we were. said
Neal.
He looked about him. Annette
was bound firmly to the only chair
In the place and he was tied quite
rs firmly to q stanchion in another
corner. The place was . rude hut.
'T see," said Neal. that we're not
alone"
obviously not" returned An
nette.
On the floor between them lay the
brute resting but wide-eyed with
the lash Of whip lying across his
shoulders. Ponto, the Mexican.
watched, red-eyed and gloating.
Something happened In . corner.
A portion of the floor rose from the
GROUND and two men struggled up
/: from a passageway. One OF them
was Hernandez: the other was the
smuggIer Of Martinique. Herman
deg nodded to Neal and TO Annette.
He took from his pocket tattered
parchment map which he had past
Cd we'll together.
II lis the map Of the lost Isle OF
Cinnabar," he said in suave accents.
,"aud have ether evidence besides"
He glanced uncertainty toward the
brute. IAN identifying locket.' he
vent en-. "and other things"
"v'ha' do YOU expect to do with
.them?" said Annette belligerentiy.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28

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Copyright, 1915,
BY william Hamilton Osoornsl

This IL the young lady here.
Francois" exclaimed the governor.
Annette took the note to win.
dow where there was somewhat bet
ter light. and opened 1t. 1t was
written In q scrawling. unaccustom-
"a hand. That's what 1t said:
Have seen scar-face. Need
you moment for Identification.
, We have run him down. Come
with bearer of this note. Elk
cuse scrawl-right hand N. q.
Hastily, NEAL.
p. S.-Don't drag mother into
this. Come as you are.
Annette beckoned to the hunky.
where" she said. rs the bearer OF
this note?"
The nunky bowed. Follow me. .
be said.
At the gate there stood a man
waiting hat In hand--a man with
cunning eyes and insinuating smile.
"Nr. Hardi sent your she In
ouired.
The man bowed. "Uui, mademoi-
eelle," he returned.
where II he now,' she queried
cautiously.
+ "Whepe- he said he would walt
~ the postern garden gate." return
ID the bearer.
|; Disarmed. she followed this man
INTO the shadows.
In another instant she had reach
~ 4 carriage and an instant later
something descended over her head
smothering her cries-somethtng
bound her arms to her side. But
the smuggler had been right. Neal
was there. bound and speeches.
helpless on the bottom Of the car
riase.
An instant later the vehicle rat
Tied sharply OF into the night.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28

GENERAL Won Kissing, military governor of Belgium,
is the who refused, despite the protests OF Amer
can Minister Brand Whitlock and other neutral foreign
ENJOYS Belgium to delay the execution of the death SEN
tence Of Miss Edith Cave British convicted -
spy in Brussels She shot death while those who were
nterceding for her trying to get delay to appeal to
Kaiser Wilhelm
The Detroit times., 1915-10-28

More Peoples Legal
Stamps than any other
kind are used In Detroit.
They have the preference
because their redemption
value Is greatest in cash or
merchandise. No matter
where or what you buy,
ask for Peoples Legal
Stamps.