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Putnam patriot., 1915-08-20

"Oh," she cried, grieved, why didn't you let him find ne. when you knew that I?''- Her voice broke piteoLsly.
 'In order. first to educate and train you, so that there could be no ques- ton as to your fitness. your standing as woman of refinement and breed ing; and, secondly. to gain time for the plotting out of past which, though you yourself were absolutely innocent. would have forever kept you apart from him"
 The girl acauiesced by silence i'll the justice of her guardians reason ing.
 ..And you really really do know himZ" she questioned
 At least have seen him, and know that he exists right here in this very city just now Andrew replied. smiling again
 "Oh And don't you. too admire him-ever so much?''
 Fortunately for the girls peace of mind she did not see the unlovely hardening of the mans face. But his self control was strong
 VI ed me q great service. and I-well, l desire to return it in kind.'
 You mean, without letting him know?" In her eagerness the girl looked up into Andrews face.
 Yes" came the glib explanation. You see, Lucene, that's what these old clothes of mine mean. You will please remember that for the pr sent am merely Andrew Watkins your brothers valet and confidential man.. ''Oh. Mir. Andrew" she objected with some embarrassment. don't you see that you're asking me to deceive himf Ny dear little girl he declared gently. T am only doing my best to give you a fair chance of happiness The Master Mind walked away from his ward to where the call button was Parker that it was time for Walters presence in the library.
 Walter came into the room with curi- osity writ large on his boyish face.
 Andrew addressed the girl snayely. Permit me. Lucene to introduce to yon your brother. Mir. Walter Blount. Walter strode forward and heartily shook the hand she reluctantly yielded to his proffered clasp.
 How do you do. Luce2" he eXclaim- ed, with a brotherly familiarity highly distasteful to her.
 Andrew frowned as he watched the airy intimacy of manner assumed by Walter He again touched the bell call and spoke to Lucene.
 Parker will take you to Mrs Blount." he said.
 The girl went rather hastily out of the room.
 The face of Andrew was forbidding as he spoke to Walter.
 You perceive he said sharply. ..that this young lady is not of your class You must understand that thor oughly. and you must remember it. sir. Never presume"
 The thief scewled heavily.
 Andrew continued:
 When Wainwright comes and the conversation begins, you must bear in mind my written directions for your guidance He went close to the door into the hall Now. if I stand in the position corresponding to this ill the drawing room, then. according to your instructions. in my memorandum for you. what form of conversation must you adopt?'
 Waiter answered with the alert con fidence of a sehoolhoy, sure that his lesson has been we'll conned:
 The lonely stranger gag"
 Andrew moved to the end of the u- brary table and paused there.
 And if I stand by the large table thereT' he demanded.
 The gay White Way"
 The teacher went to one of the win .dows at the end of the room.
 And heref@
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-20

.The hard to get acquainted gag. But just the same, you'll find this work all for nothing" Walter declared az excessively, in new access of rebellion
 Parker. appeared in the doorway, an n0uncing visitors.
 '.AIr Wainwright, sir. and Dr. Forbes, asking for Mir Walter Rlount." :"
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-20
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CHAPTER VII. !

S Wainwright and his friend, pr. Forbes. sat waiting in the \ house of which the titular
 = head was MT. Walter Blount
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-18
DRIVING CLUB TO
DECIDE RACING TONIGHT
Matinee Program to Be Feature OF
DiscuSsion-TO Ratify Consti-
tuition and Bylaws.

Tonight's meeting of the Spring
brook Driving club, which is to be
held in the new C-ib headquarters
on the third floor of the building oc-
cupied by the l. w. Lower store on
s Michigan St, will decide the fate
OF horse racing here this fall. The
club will decide whether or not an
other matinee race meeting will pe
held during the coming week
It is probable that the matinee
scheduled for last Wednesday after
noon. which was not held on account
Of the rain. will be given this coming
wednesday, weather permitting. The
speed committee has secured the
promise of two out-of-town hOrsemen
to bring enough horses here to fill
the matinee events. in case the club
decides TO hold one. These horses.
racing against the best of the locai
trotters and PAGERS, should furnish
an excellent card.
The constitution and bylaws of the
club will probably be presented for
ratification at the meeting tonight. The
matter Of mem bership, dues and other
important questions will also come up
in connection with the discussion of
the proposed constitution. The meet
ing will start promptly at O'Clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-18
BRUSSELS WOMAN
IS BRUTALLY SHOT
Falls Before Firing Squad
When Captain Steps Up
and Kills Her.

AMSTERDAM. Oct 1S.-Such de-
tails of the execution Of Miss Edith
CaveH at Brussels as it has been pos
sible to collect here. show that the
only charges against her were aiding
BeIgians TO escape to England. 1t is
stated she hid them in her home and
provided them with money and ad-
dresses in England and helped to
smuggle them across the frontier.
The German military court FOUND
her guilty and sentenced her TO death
by shooting. The execution ground
was a garden in Brussels surrounded
by a wall.
The firing squad, made up of an Of
ficer and six men was drawn up IN
the garden and awaited their victim
She was led in by soldiers from the
house nearby blindfolded with a black
scarf Up to the minute the woman,
though deadly white, stepped bravely
to meet her fate. but arriving before
the rifle squad her strength gave out.
She tottered and fell TO she ground
80 yards or more from the spo< against
the wall where she was to have been
shot.
The officer walked to where she lay
prone and motionless, drew a revolver,
took steady aim and shot the woman
through the head.
The officer then ordered the sol
diers to carry the body\to the house
where it was taken in charge by a.
Belgian woman. acting under instruc-
tons of. the Spanish minister who had
undertaken responsibility for the re-
mains pending the arrangements for
it's burial
The execution Of Miss Cavell has
shocked the whole Belgian commun-
ity, who declare it is the bloodiest act
of the whole war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-18
PUBLIC SALE.

Wednesday. oct. goth. 1915. at my
residence in Clay Township, miles
northeast of South Bend, and one-half
mile east OF NOtre Dame university,
and one-fourth mile west of Stuckey
school, on what is known as the Sam.
Jennings farm. Consisting of good
head of horses q matched team OF
greys) 3 head OF fine cattle. and 5
head OF hogs. Also all farming tools
and implements. which are practically
new. Everybody come as this will be
one of the best sales ever held. Joseph
Kish, Prop'r. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-18
FIVE BURNED TO DEATH

NEW YORK, Oct 1s.-F1ve per-
sons were burned 20 death in a tene-
ment fire at 2127 Third av. early Sun
day morning Anna and May Whine.
10 and "a, respectively. lost their lives
and their mother is missing. The body
OF an unidentified woman. with a baby
clasped in her arms was taken from
the ruins.
forty persons
The occupants OF the tenement
were cut off from escape and went To
the roof. whence many were removed
on ladders
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-18
SLIM RATI0NS GIVEN
AT GERMAN PRISONS

LONDON. Oct. IS. - Letters from
British prisoners of war which have
been struggled out of Germany, state
that conditions in some OF the prison
camps have become extremely bad.
According to one prisoner, his daily
rations consisted of the following:
Coffee made of burnt barley; bread
composed chiefly of potato Feelings;
soup composed of potato water. cab
bage. chestnuts and barley, and a
small piece of sausage. Prisoners who
are working in the field ano upon the
roads are compelled to toll 16 hours
at a stretch.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-18
7 --NN n" |II. =" - ~
Life Without n Flaw.

"Jesus CHRIST on the admission OF
even His bitterest enemies was a true
speaker-the noblest and best OF men,
in whom the centuries have not been
able 10 discover the slightest imper-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-18
FINGER PRINTS LEAD
TO MANS IDENTITY
Man Giving Name rs Fred Davis
Found 20 be Carrot McLaugh-
lin of Frisco.

Chief Of Detectives kuespert re-
arrested here last week for the theft
OF a quantity OF clothing, had been
identified as Garrett Mclaughlin of
San Francisco The Identification was
accomplished by the federal bureau
of Identification through a set or
fngerprints sent in by Chief kues-
pert. The fact that the identity OF
Mclaughlin was established without
the use OF a photograph, but through
the use OF fingerprints alone. attests
TO the efficiency OF the local depart
ment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-18
ARMENIAN FUND GROWS

NEW YORK. Oct. 1S.-It was an
nounced Sunday that Mrs. Russell
Sage has contributed $4,000 to the
Armenian atrocities committee. This
brings the fund for the relief OF Ar
menians up to a total of SSS,6S0.60.
A mass meeting was held in the in
terest of the fund Sunday afternoon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-18
CHINESE WANT EMPIRE
Report says President VIII be Nom
mated Emperor.

COPENHAGEN. oct. L. - The
Chinese are stating that the major
ity OF the nation favors re-establish-
ment OF the empire. The popular
vote now being taken will undOubted-
~ mean that the president viii be
nominated emperor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-18
SERVICE PLUS

Two brothers opened a ground
floor shop on the edge OF the
high-rent district-to sell talk
ing machines
There were at the time not
less than fifty local concerns
featuring talking machines and
to the man they predicted a
short and dismal finish for the
newcomers.
But IL wSsn't long before they
all began 20 realize that the
keenest kind OF keen conpeti-
ton had sprung up almost ove-
hight.
TEE methods errr2Oyec by the
neWcnrscrc wes>z aot lntoue. but
they have re<ultc8 IN most az.
t1niscing S.tccssF-
&c they '1fr@set 200? u they
do. call ~ he IA y l-2-MES.
incidentally
"A great paper Cor results"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-12
LONG DISTANCE
communication HELD Between PhHa-
eelphia ana ssn Francisco by
Telephone Yesterday.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. li-Tele-
phonic communication between PhnA-
delphia and san Francisco from New
YORK was iHausurated today over the
Bon system by three taps on The
Liberty bell the sound which over
the wire was The signal 70 a bugler
IN The Tar western city TO play The
star Spangled Banner" The strain.
o. the national anthem were distinct
~ and clearly heard by the two hun
dred persons who held receivers TO
their ears In this city
Mayor Rolph In san Francisco IN
speaking 20 Mayor Piankenburg here
urged the Philadelphian TO send the
Liberty bell 10 the Panarra-PAcifc ex-
position and Mr.. Blankenburg prom
ised 20 do all he could TO give the peo-
pie OF the country an opportunity TO
see the historic relic
The commandment OF the Philadel.
phla navy yard talked 20 the com
mandant OF the Twelfth naval district
In san Francisco. and prominent men
OF both cities talked with one another
while Alexander Graham Bell in Wash
ington listened TO the conversations.
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The campaign for $500 900 for the
ohio Valley General Hospital Is TO
continue with the original amount
set as a goal, according to Edgar T.
Honey, executive secretary OF the
campaign committee. The goal will
not be lowered to S25O.OOO, he said
as was stated in an evening paper
last night. The announcement was
made yesterday at the noon day meet
ing OF the committees. and Il is said
that the remarks were misunderstood
Mr.. Honey added last night that
100000 is wanted for the fund, and
II less than S25O.OOO is pledged. the
subscription will be returned. as that
viii not be sufficient TO meet the ex-
penses. II the pledges. he said,
amount TO or exceed S25O.0OO, will be
accepted and will aid materially in
conducting the institution.
With less than $3.50 900 subscribed
II viii be absolutely necessary to close
the doors Of the institution and Quit
business. That amount Is absolutely
NECESSARY az this time.
The teams worked hard yesterday
and we're successful in securing 500
600. This amount has increased the
total TO more than 81 900 at this time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-12

lts easy 20 understand why. Creams
aud lotions only get az the surface.
while Stuart's Calcium Waters go
right into thu blood and instead OF =
sluggish deposit IN the skin the i'm
purities that cause skin diseases are
destroyed I'm the Precipitation that IA
eNhaled through the pores In the form
OF Invisible yapor. Noun never have
good complexion without pure blood.
but you positively viii have n hne.
beautiful complexion n you use
Stuart's Calcium Waters
They contain no poisonous drug of
any kind. are perfectly harmless and
can be taken with absolute freedom.
and they work almost like magic. cal
cium Sulphide. their principal ingred.
lent. Is the greatest blood cleanser
known 10 science
No matter how bad your skin may
be. Stuart's Calcium Waters win
quickly work wonders with Il. IL.
goodbye TO blackhcads. pimplcs. acne.
Dolls. rash. eczema and dirty filled
W complexion. You can get a box of
Stuart's Calcium Waters az any drug
store at so cents box. and you win
be positively delighted with their
wonderful eject. 4 small sample
package mailed free by addressing r.
A. Stuart Co. 175 Stuart Bldg. Mar
shall. Mich.
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George Ruth. OF West Alexander
sptht yesterday looking after business
matters az Elm Gro~-
John liazolette. Of sand HuI spent
yesteIday looking after business inter-
ests lu the Duf-the-uiks distrirf
Since their purchase OF the Eraft b,r-
pyI Nhgp az Elm Grove Guy winters and
L-lNlc Mllltr are making some extensive
IsPalIs, Ihey have installed "a new hot
ata o4la water system, and are placing
MISS Mary Lamb has returned TO her
nome az West Alexander after having
,yIent several days 18th friends in
Washington. "
Miss Huida CrocIsard who has h..n
ERehulnE several days as the guest OF
Film Grove friends and relatives left
ytnieraay Tor MiddlehOurue Ohio
w illiam Luke, OF sand Hill. spent
ftSltfuay IN tho out-the- pike district
looking after business interests
ElwOod Mariner of OAK UtIi va.
business caller az Elm Grove Yesterday
me Cecil Lumber company lost
valuable horse Wednesday
Mrs. II. =. Wilson o. confined 20 her
nome NJ the Naples hotel at Elm Grove
on account Of Illness
Mrs Mary Gilchrist is confined to her
nome on the stone Church road with an
Mrs s. W. Harper has returned 20
neF nome az Echo Point after having
spent the past several dave as the ruesf
or friends and relatives az New York
, b'prEc WfFsuhorn ls confined 20 hts
nome AZ Fulton on account Of illness
Mrs James Elayusv. who has been
confined 90 her home 81 West Afexander
Ior the past several Gays on account OF
Illness, g. slightly improved
Mrs Gertrude Finley. Of Columbus. IL
ss T,a11J several days as The guest OF
Charles Kirby f. confined 20 his hons
NJ ifulton on account Of illness
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Isl sIeeum,. stnr, -

me nrst performance OF the NAV
enutled 81 SloCum's Store" was pre-
sentec al Craft's hall at Triadelpnia
l4sI evening. ST. a. an old country
oleA"eper AMI postmaster at the
SIoss roads. proved a decidedly inter.
tsuns character and be with his ready
VII ana conioal ways gave the audi
eloe laugh every time he spoke. The
OtleI Characters were equally inter-
Ss1lhs and the music during the even
ing vas nne. The play will be pre-
scented again this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-12
Teaehers, A,,oclatinn

The second meeting OF the Teach.
srs' association Of Ohio county will be
held at Elm Grove Saturday The
meeting viii convene at 10 O'Clock a.
m and viii be in charge OF the coun-
" superintendent. John II. Iazear.
Prof. John c. Shaw, OF West Liberty.
and NJ. J. Abbey. OF Morgantown. viii
De Two OF the principal speakers. Mat
ters IN connection with schools and
schol teaching will be discussed and
It Is likely that the place for the next
teachers uniform examination will be
decided on. This examination will be
held on April / and .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-12
CAMPAIGNERS WORKING TO
REACH GOAL OF $5OO,OOO

ana with continuance OF the sub.
scriptions during the remaining days
OF the campaign. the amount neces-
sary should be secured. The team
members are enthusiastic and are
working with a vim. They are out
early and late In quest OF subscrip-
tons, and viii not cease their labors
uhtil the last hour OF the final day
arrives. Al that time. they expect to
De able 10 announce TO the citizens OF
wheeling, that the Ohio Valley Gener-
al Hospital Is prepared to continue
administering to the sick and afflicted
Enthusiastic Meeting.
The MONDAY meeting held yesterday
by the members of the various teams
was very enthusiastic DR.. l.. W. ;.
Stryker. OF Chicago. former rector OF
st. Matthews p. +. church OF this city.
delivered a short talk and compliment.
cd the committees on the work they
are doing. and asked them to keep at
the work until the goal is reached.
Mr.. Robert Hazlett and MIR. II. +.
Bchrens talked encouragingly TO the
teams. and said that they believed
the necessary amount would be
reached before the close of the cam
paign.
The matter OF enrolling the name Of
each person who gives $40 to the
fund as a member OF the association
VIII likely be taken up by the direct
ors OF the institution. Mr.. Behrens
stated that the institution is now an
association and not stock company,
as formerly.
When the campaigners gather to-
day for the noon luncheon IL is expect
ed that the totals will be far in ex-
cess of 800 600. The members left
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-12
warwood Brtefs

Charles Kyle. OF weusburE. was n
business visitor In town for q short
time yesterday afternoon
Many attended the meeting OF the
Lhales Aid Society OF the Methodist
Shurch Yesterday afternoon.
Meeting OF the Ladies' Aid Societ, n,
the Lutheran church was held an dav
yesterday at the home OF Mrs. George
were present and most OF the time ~
spent in quilting.
Earl 5. Ford Is having Improvement
street.
Conductor W. u. Smith. OF Twentieth
street. has returned to work after heinz
on Tor the past week on account OF Inc
illness Of his wife who was taken 10
cleveland for treatment
DICK and Ray Russell. Of South War
wood. have Returned after spending q
couple OF weeks with friends In Pitts
Miss Mint Garris. OF Seventh street
leIt the nrst OF the week for a Visit
win her parents down the river
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-12
THERE WILL NOT BE ANY RE.
DUcTION IN AMOUNT AS
REPORTED.
Teams Reported Raising OF 1000
Nesterday-Espected to Exceed
100000 Today.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO
THE FUND THURSDAY.

$40. Junior Epworth League
OF the North street NJ. z.
church, out OF s14 in the treas
ury.
s22. the scrubwomen at the
Ohio Valley Hospital.
$50. Ladies' Hebrew Benevo-
lent society.
$1,000, J. J. Holloway.
$500. Nelson c. Hubbard.
: $4,000. Howard Hazlett.
$4,000. Frank c. Hoffman.
$1,000. Miss Elizabeth List.
$1,000. W. NJ. Tiernan.
$1,000, Mrs. Augustus Pol
lack.
$500. Dollar Savings and
Trust.
$500. A. W. PAUL.
$500, DR.. James Schwinn.
$3.50. Wheeling and Belmont
Bridge company.
$500. City Railway. City and
Suburban Gas company. West
Virginia Traction and Electric
and A. N. Dutton.
$500. A. friend.
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Deeds Recorded

Howard Exley ard wife 10 Lizzie I.
EXley, parcel OF land in East Wheel.
ing. Consideration. $40.
samuel Nesbitt and wife 20 George
p. Phillips and wife. parcel Of land on
Fourteenth street. Consideration
$40. '''0'''
Iancls Render Of al tC Maynus
hlttier. lot No 30 In Johnson add.
lion. Consideration. SO.
'ohh simpson. trustee. 10 Jessie
montgomery. parcel Of land in Wash.
ihston county. Pa. Consideration. $40.
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WARW00D
WIN ob.srv. LinoOla'. nirtAaay.

Today will be observed as IIncoln's
birthday I'm all the schools in warwood
and ltichland district. Special programs
will be rendered. The lower rooms ID
the Loveland school will render "A very
interesting program this Afternoon at
l-s0 O'Clock. Special programs viii be
rendered by the members OF the Excel
sior and Jefferson Literary societies OF
the Glenns run school
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RECEIVER APPOINTED.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 11.-The
United States circuit court today an.
pointed Ira Jewell williams tempor.
airy receiver OF the building con.
struction firm Of ]. +. and A. l.. Pen.
mock one Of the largest firms OF its
kind In Philadelphia The firm has
done much government work and
state work. Recent business depres.
sion, lack OF ready cash and an al.
legged arbitrary ruling by rovernnc1,
officials on a claim for work arc
among the reasons given I'm the nett.
uon Tor the receiver. The receiver.
snip Affects work on postofhce build.
inRs at Charleston, W. Va, Pittsburgh.
"a. and Muskogee. Okla, and on the
state hospital for the insane at Fair.
view. Pa
The firm did not give a statement
OF It's assets and liabilities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-12
THIEVES ROE STORE.
Several Boxes OF Candy Were rAhen-
Men MAKE Good Their
GETAWAY.

While Mrs. Charles Amein was At the
street about seven o'clock yVodnesdav
evening, getting n broom which four
men who had entered the store safd
they were after. one Of the men grabbed
NJ several boxes N canav ana rn,dc
away with them. Mrs Amein Immediate
" rave the alarm but up 20 this time
nothing has been learned BY the police.
The value OF the stolen candy is SO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-12
Roast Beef Supper.

The members OF Division seven OF
the Pastors Aid society OF the stone
gave a roast beef supper and
valentine party in the basement OF
the church last evening. The AFFAIR
was in charge Of the Pastors Aid So
ciety OF the division and Il proved
quite successful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-12

Monthly meeting Of the Loyal DauEh-
ters or the Christian church was held
last evening al 1880 o'clock at the home
OF Miss hlodwen Thomas. OF Seven
teenth street and warwood avenue A
larEe number were present and many
matters were taken up and discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-12

u Is said that the board OF educa ton
the bonds FOR the erection Of n new
school building for the city or Fulton.
rms election was held several months
ago and 81 Is said that the bonds bsv.
been sold 20 the Hanchett Bonding COM
pany, OF New York who made the pur-
chase. Representatives OF the company
posing OF the bonds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-12
Dance Last Ev.ninr-

Many local people attended the dance
az l-asch hall corner Fifth street ana
Warwood avenue last evening The az
falr was given by the members OF the
Colonial club. Of Wheeling.