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Der DIT 8oufton Ctr. 519. Office uiltcn
in 2ouis Doot 5tore.
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Greie Yrfft fr seras: MituO4 %. Suli 1915.
men beg Monnes: tile Simm.

@r 1T alfD Der 8rnber fetnes Wirs
tes, pon Dem ihm Die alien 2eute fritz
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liebte S9auipieler.
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tenfaein aus: 9er5fdlag.
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Worgen BON GaulS beimlifer Of
reiie nno belt ieinen grief in Der
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tie iid iotpeit iainmeln fonnte, ulii
acknowledgment al oenfell.
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ga, fie iab i'm 10 tpeit iiber iid
emporgeiuadien, oaB iie NIT ibrfr
bitteren gergangenbeit iid ieincr
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lelo1f erlHrat, als ne ore stegiln9
elnes narmereh @efltbls N itdl
lnir1e. 20 niiroe lbre iebbafttlte
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Ser Gtobtz0hh1tfus. Der Mprb t1ur
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lie trilg mieOer 2eben nno @fiid
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anh peIh Elm Seeen mor oas oe leu
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department considers your papers void
because you obtained them under false
oaths. You are an undesirable citi-
rem and the republic is happy TO learn
that you will be taken on It's hands. "
And because added Norton, you
have laid too many mines in the black.
mailing business. and the government
does not propose 20 have them made
known to the public through a long
and useless trial II was a long run.
old top; but right In right And by
the way. ! want you 20 meet Mr. Jed.
son, formerly OF Scotland Yard"
He indicated Jones. who started.
Yes" went on the reporter, Il rec.
ognized him long ago"
1T Is true" said Hprgreaye, taking
Jones hand in his cwn. Fifteen years
ago ] employed him TO watch my az.
fairs, and very well has he done o
And to you. you wretch. turning upon
the haggard Braine, listen; there is
a million, and you have been within
q foot of II q dozen times. II has been
Under your very nose DO you re-
member Poe's 'PurloineG letter.? Hal
Under your very nose. within touch OF
your hand Now. take him away, Mr..
Servan. The police will be satisfied
with the prisoners they have"
So. presently. Hargroave, Jones,
Florence aud Jim we're alone. That
smile which had revealed to Florence
her fathers Identity stole over his face
again Ho put his hand on Jim's shout.
der and beckoned to Florence.
Are you really anxious TO marry
this young man2"
Florence nodded
Well, then, do 20. And 20 10 Ecu.
rope with him on your honeymoon:
and as a wedding present 10 you both,
Tor every dollar that he has | viii add
q hundred; aud wha ?ou get tired Of
travel you will both come back here TO
i've The Black Hundred has ceased
to exist
And now" said Jones, shaking his
shoulders.
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Calmly she opene1 aer .ian15dg and
took Gu. her handkerchief. n was
e thick and ncayy silk one. swiftly
she unscrewed the top o, her waking
stick az will be seen now that the
carrying OF II was not an 1i~fectation!1.
extracted a vial and threw II violently
10 the floor. An overpowering sweet
odor filed the room. Jones. knowing
how deeply versed Braine was In orr.
entail poisons and narcotics. made a
desperate but m,ile effort 10 tear down
a curtain to throw over the liquid; but
eve In the effort be felt his senses
going. The last he was conscious OF
was a hooking laugh.
But the entrance OF Jim, dragging
Braine after him, shocked al the ban.
ter out OF the countess. She turned
and rushed madly for the stairs, with.
out having the least idea how she was
to manage an escape from lie upper
stories. She had thought Braine free.
As she few up the steps all the past
returned, all her warnings to that stub.
born man This was the end .
Russia The horrors Of the cold and
the deadly damps Of the mines .
~foroveri
Jim, still holding the battered con-
spirator. watched her flight In amaze.
ment lie could not underBtnnd--till
he pushed Braine into the library and
the vanishing odor assailed his nos
trils. What these fumes we're he new.
er knew, but they proved 70 be transit
tory. Five minutes sufioed to bring
ali back to their senses. For the while
they forgot Olga.
This man Is mine" said Servan,
nodding toward Braine.
Hes yours without charge said
Jim.
I'm an American citizen" faid
Hraine, who. realizing what the IN.
tnre held. readily preferred a long
prison term Ia America 70 the horrors
OF Russian exile.
Your certificate has been dc.
stroyed," said servan, and the state
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The poor child might spoil the whole
AFFAIR. so what Jones tells me Is
true: that you are going to marry this
reporter chap"
She did not answer.
with or without my CONSENT"
n only he would drop that fearless
emilel she thought with or without
arybody's consent" she said.
What IN the world can I say 10 you
10 convince YOU" he cried. The trap
Is set; but II Braine and bis men rome
and Ind us like this. good heaven.
child. we are both lost Come. comet"
stay where you are,"
A. that moment she heard a sou..d
a. the door. Her gaze roYed; aud Il
was enough FOR the man. He reached
out ana caught her arm. She tried to
tear herself loose.
lily child. IN Gods name. listen 10
reas0ni They are entering the hall
aud they will have ~ both"
Suddenly Florence knew. She could
not have told you why; bur there was
"a appeal in the mans voice that went
20 her heart. &
You are my fatheri"
Yes. yesl BEs you've found n out
iHst = tribe too late, my dear. Quick;
this side Of the desk"
Hralna and his men dashed Into tho
library. Olga entered ~leisurely.
Both Of themi" yelled Bralne ex-
uliantly. both Of them together;
what luckl"
There vau a sharp, fierce struggle;
and when Il came 10 an end Har
greave waa trusacd 10 a chair.
An. 20 we meet again. Hargroayei"
said firaine. w.
Hargreave shrugged. What he
wanted was tiuIe.
"A milIloui We have you. whero
Is Il. or III twist your heart before
your eyes"
Father, forgive met"
4 UNDERSTAND. my chnd.~
'Where, IL ft7~ nralne seized flor
ence BY the wrist aud swung her to
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ward him.
Don't tell him. father; don't mind
me-" said the girl bravely.
Braine. smiling his old evil smile,
drew the girl close. II was the last
time he v 9 touched her.
Look" screamed Olga.
Every one turned. 10 see Jones' face
peering between the curtains. There
wal an ironic smile on the buffers
lips. The face vanished.
After himi" cried Bralne. releasing
Florence.
after hlml" mImIcked q voice from
the hall.
The curtains we're thrown back sud.
denly. Jones appeared. and Jim aud
the Russian agent and a dozen police.
men. Tableaul
Braine was the only man who kept
his head. He hoored Norton, smashed
a window. and Ieaped out. The blow
dazed Norton. but be was on his feet
almost instantly aud followed Braine
through the window. Across the lawn
the two sped. with an exchange OF
shots which emptled both autoinatlcs
but did no damage. Braine headed
for bis auto, He Jumped In, only 20
be hauled out again by the furious
reporter. A haBd.to-hand fight fol
lowed; and the clean life OF the re-
porter told.
There. my angelic friend. 7 believe
that the game Is up. There is one
shot left IN this automatic. II you
make any attempt TO escape. III le,
you have Il; not 10 XIII but to disable.
You and your precious couatoas viii
sail tomorrow morning for the Baltic,
aud from there you wall 30 TO the lead
mines" lie dragged his prisoner 10.
ward the house.
"Your troubles ere over. my chlld.'
said Hargrehye. as he pressed Flor.
ence 70 his heart
and mine nave begun, murmufu~
The countess But 1 have still one
ahot"
ThN police stood encirsilng her.
b " 49,"
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curtains Smiled sadly. n was a smile
that caused Florence 10 waper q biz
SAN she extended her arm.
~You DO not believe metz naid the
man. advancing alowiy.
mo. Ihavo been deceived too many
times. ar. Stay rhers you are. You
VIA wait here AN nay butler returns.
On, n ! we're only surel" she burst
out suddenly nnd pabsionalely. what
proof have you that you are what you
nayf"
iie came toward her, holding ont his
hands. @Thls. that you cannot shoot
me- An. the aamnhble wretcheal
what have they done 10 goe. my child.
y make you suspicious Of every one7
How I have watched over you In the
sfrestl viii tell you what ohiy Jones
ana the reporter know. that the avia.
tor died. that l alone WAS rescued,
lhat / gave Morton the i've thousand;
that ! watched tho windows Of The Run,
sian woman. ana overheard neariy ev.
afy plot that vas Matched u tho conn.
"a chamber Of the Black HHndTadi
that ! waa shot IN the arm while cross
ne ne lawn ono night Aud nov we
have the sconn1reIs just where we
wapi them. They win be IN this house
Tor me within half an hour. and not
enc o. them win lcave Il IN freedom.
am your father. Florence ! am
lho lonely father WHO hae spent
tbe best years o. his life away
from You Ia order 20 secure your
safety. Can't you feel The truth Of all
fhisf
mo. MOI Please % not approach
any nearer: STAY where you arei"
AZ thar moment the telephone rang
with the revolver slill leYeled she
picked up the feee'veF.
'IleiIo. heiioi Who Il ~
On. jim. jim. come az oncel ON
holding al bay ! man Who says be Il
nay iaihvf Hold him where be n, yog
aayf Az rlRaf. ! win Comu quickl"
'Jimf murmufal fhe man. ntlll "a
sarcine. He must have shal Swolver.
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"wen7r said HarEreare.

"WeIi7" said Hargreave.
My business Is done. Still" Jones
paused.
Go on said HargreRye s0beriy.
We'll. the truth is. sir. I've grown
used TO you. And Il youn let me play
the butler TIL the end I shall be most
happy"
Il was going 20. suggest H."
Norton took Florence by the hand
and drew her away.
where are you taking me?" she
asked.
I'm going to take this pretty hand
OF yours and put II fiat upon 81 ,OOO..
900. And II you don't believe Il, FOL.
pw me"
Sire followed
THE END. AF
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-ss--~ - 80 T.
CASTOR, Tor the benefit Of the toncii-
ers, the special educational fibu,
Miss Helen Went West was staged
In the auditorium enough times 60
enable all the California educators ~
see IL. This film deals with the I'D
ventures Of u girl who determine "
become "a teacher. and who attctuia
the Normal university nj East Las
Vegas to ,sbtaiu the necessary train
ing. II shows every phase uf a
teachers life. even 90 the Romance.
The visit OF The teachers WAS UNI
der tho supervision % Duncan Mae
i<bnou. superintendent of the san
Diego city schools. who had charge N
the delegation of teachers ut tho
building. where special arrangements
had been made TO enable The cduCai-
ors TO lenrn as much as possible OF
the state IN the necessarily brief timc
they were able 10 devote to b. 4
special program was In oIdet. films
and slides best indicative OF tho gt-
ography. industries and 90
the state being shown, as well aa "a
choice selection OF educational sub
iects.
ANAANH = iANNAAf ~ y NHAAA' ~ nN hN'
chamber ~ Of this city.
and his wife visited the New Mexico
building this week and expressed
themselves as surprised beyond words
at the wonderful store ct resources
displayed by the state. III Is won
deFful TO think TINT such nno fruit
grows In the state of New Mexico
and hardly q whisper has been heard
about H." he said. 1T surprises
me-
At "a meeting of the New Mexico
state society President j. T. hiukic
paid "a glowing tribute to the bulld-
ing erected at the exposition hy tho
state ana urged an members oi tho
society 10 see that every visitor Wt
the exposition visited It ana became
duly Impressed with what Il lis
played.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06
TEACHERS Of SAN
DIEGO EXAMINE
n. NJ. DISPLAY
Institute Week Brings ThOus-
ands of Educators to State
Building to Learn Of Re-
sources and Industries.

San Diego. Cal. Feb. Tho
teachers Of san Diego, more Than
= 00o Of them, visited the Now Mex
leo building az the exposition In q
body Yesterday, The occasion was
teachers institute week nt the expo
sltion, Wednesday having been set
aside as tho day for the visit az the
New Mexico building. ON this oc-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06

The ''B" theator opened today at I
y. m. with -four reels Of licensed pie
lures, The best scent show In the
state. 80
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06

Per Year, for Four Consecutive Years
cord of the New Mexico Agency
Results for 1914 Seventh Year

New Life Insurance Issued paid for Bads) s 22,S05 ,S28 90
Gain IN Life Insurance in Force. ......,.,. 0,485, 25400
Total Life Insurance in Force, Dec. 81, 1914. l54,525 AL 90
Total Cash Income ............... $500. 1905
Gain in Cash Income over 1918. ....... 42e25O3 80
Total Admitted Assets, Dec. 81, 1914. .......... 32.6O46122 5
Gain in Admitted Assets. ........ 3268A6O 90
Total Paid folicyholders .......,,,,.. $3.50, 79l63
Grand Total Paid POlicyholders Since Organ
ization 40,410,sS383
Total Reserves on Policies, Dec. 81, 1914. ....... 27.590.81263
Gain IN Reserves. .......A......... 2,509,0 16 80
Premium Income, Accident Department. 49,. 1876, 57949
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-05-28
CRYSTAL.

Pastures are fine and all kinds OF
stock are looking good.
A few old croakers on the corner
are crying too much.
Elder T. F. Moore, editor of the
Baptist Flag, preached here Sunday
Miss Lou Adams has gone to
Adams, Tenn, to visit Mrs. r. T.
Adams, who is quite sick.
Misses Ally Cunningham and
Myrtle Garrison, of near Troy, at
tended church here Sunday.
Joe Ratliff, Ebert Campbell, Geo.
Pinion and Rev. w. A. Lamkin
went to the lake Monday on fish
ing trip. Such quartette of breth-
rem as these should be able to charm
the fish with their music until they
would come up and eat out of their
hands.
1t being the thirty-ffth anniver-
Isary in the ministry of the pastor,
Rev. w. H. Kuykendall, the mem
bers of Mount Olive church gave
him a birthday dinner last Sunday.
Uvie Whipple and Mrs. Lena Fuz-
zell, two we'll known people of this
vicinity, were married in Crystal
last Thursday evening by Esquire
John Kersey. 1t is the second en-
barkment on the matrimonial ship
for both bride and groom and we
trust the waves will beat lightly up
on their craft as they sail down the
sea of time.
Nick Logan, of Woodland, and
Col. Jim Wheeler went down on the
lake bluff Monday night fox hunt
ing. If you want to see Jim and
Nick's eyes sparkle just mention fox
hunting and they will proceed to
tell some mighty interesting stories
of the fox hunt.
The w. o. w. initiated eleven new
members in the mysteries of Wood
craft at Antioch last Saturday night
Several visitors were present. Thea
Terrell was orator of the night. 1t
is said he would mount the rain
bow with his eloquence then light
Again he would soar up in the ce-
lestial realms and tickle the angels
toes with wit and logic. Supper
was served at II o'clock.