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NEW ENGLAND WHALING
FLEET A MEMORY AND
OLD JOURNAL SUSPENDS

[Associated Press by Fed. Wireless.l
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Jan. g.
The decline OF, whaling, once great
industry out Of this port, has reached
a point where it u no longer profitable
to publish trade Journal and the
WhaIeman's Shipping List, published
continuously since. 1s43, has suspend
ed. =. .5''. -
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CELEBRATION
BEGUN TN AMERICA
+ WHILE EUROPE WARS

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. WFeless.l
NEW ORLEANS, la, Jan. e.-The
celebration Of the hundred years Of
peace between Great Britain and the
United States was begun today.
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GERMAN CRUISER AT
LAS PALMAS, INTERNE0

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless.
PARIS, France, Jan. s.-The Ger
man auxiliary cruiser otavi has in
termed at Las PaImas, Canary Islands.
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FRENCH PREMIER AND GERMAN CHANCELLOR LOSE SONS
RIGHT WING HAS CAPTURED
ANOTHER TOWN, AUSTRIANS
ADMIT SERIOUS REvERSES

ALLIES ON EAST AND WEST MAKING GAINS, ACCORDING
" TO REP0RTS-BERLIN BULLETIN NEITHER CONFIRMS
NOR DENlES-RUSSIANS CR0WDlNG BOTH TURKS AND
AUSTRIANS HARD -SERVIANS RESUME OFFENSIVE
. CAMPAIGN -C0NSTANTlN0PLE GREATLY ALARMED
OFFICIALS AND TREASURY PREPARED FOR QUICK MOVE
IF CITY Is THREATENED
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Berlin Bulletin Dwells on Weather

LONDON England Jan. 8.-The German official bulletin
today emphasizes the vile weather in Flanders hnderng oper
ations It neither confirms denies the capture Of Burn
by the French It merely says the French at
tacks in Asace broke down under fire.
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The United States cruiser Tennessee.
looking after American interests in
the eastern Mediterranean, left Alex
andria, Egypt, for Jaffa.
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French Show Something New in War;;
Make Ski-Charge on German Force

PARIS France Jan 8-With brilliant charge skis,
the French Alpine Chaseurs racing down mountain slope at
express train speed Bonhomme have forced the Germans to
retire five miles orbey toward Comar The regular in
fany held strong German detachment engaged while the
Chasseurs skirted the slope for flank charge
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Russians Crowd Two Hostile Armies

LONDON England Jan. 8-The armies warning in the
of Europe very active today from what the bull
lens report except Russia crowdng the Turks hard
in Caucasus the Austrans in the Carpahan mountains
--4.-Vienna admits the retreat of the Austrians
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Associated Press service by Fede

tAssocated Federal Wireessl
PARIS, France, Jan. 8-The youngest son OF Premers
VNiani of France shot and killed while charging. His
death, previously rumored is now officially confirmed.
The German chancellor has lost his eldest son.
today reports the capture of another Asatan town. Burn
haup ehaute south Sennhem indicating that the French
are steadily cutting into yAlsace. fsss
The remainder of the long French bulletin details mlnutey
series of artillery sapping operations in the
trenches and minor infantry encounters Of which were
extremely and particularly significant The majority
of the long battle-lin inactive today.
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Austrians Admit Forced to Retreat

VIENNA, Austria, Jan. 8.-ofical-"In the Carpathian
forests and in southern Bukowna safety has compelled our
vanguard the principal before superior
numbers The Hungarian and Galician fronts quiet
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documents as "Miss Haie.
Attorney m. r. Prosser and Attor-
nsy c. n. Olson Of the firms repre-
sentIng Mrs.. Knight went to kona
several days ago, II 10 learned, to file
the papers In this case. The Ming was
pertormSd yesterday.
Wireless advices state that after the
fiIInn, Judge Matthewraan issued tenn
porafy order taking the child from
the father and appointing Mrs. Lem
on custodian Of the little boy. Further
wireless news il that Mrs. Knights
petition that Attorney w. A. Kinney,
formerly Of Honolulu, be named guar
dian ad Iitem--that Is, 70 protect the
ehild's interests during the proceed
tne-was granted by Judge Matthew
man, and Attorney Kinney has been
named 40 such guardian.
He has been In San Francisco, re-
taIned by Mrs. Knight, at work on
some San Francisco ends Of the case,
and 10 soon 70 be In Hawaii.
FIGHT ON WILL A SEPARATE
CASE.
The starting Of this big legal tight
for possession Of the child foreshadows
the early opening Of fight by Mrs.
Knight md perhaps others to break
the Will OF her daughter, who left prac-
tieaIly all her fortune to Smart
The fortune at the time Of her mar
rIaae was estimated at $500, 900. The
estate Is said to be worth $1,000 1000
now.
This will has not yet been filed, IL
WAS made public at the time Of Mrs.
Smart,s funeral In Walmea several
weeks aco and at that time reports Of
n possibIe contest were heard In Homo
lulu. Smart Is now on Hawaii. Sew
crsl DAYS aco he was reported at the
Volcano House. II 10 said that he
will return to Honolulu perhaps to-
morrow and the will may then be Tiled
In the circuit court here. u 10 expect
ed that at once legal right to break
the bequest will be Instituted on be-
half Of Thelima Parker's mother and
other relatives.
The filing Of the documents IN the
fioht for the child gives an indication
Of what the grounds will be on which
an effort 10 TO be made TO break the
win. Undue and vicious influences OF
the husband on the young wife, with
> recital Of alleged Instances, are ex-
peeted 70 be made public.
Attorney Frank &. Thompson; who
Smart and was said to have
been consulted about the will, 10 not
In Honolulu and no statement can be
.ecured on behalf Of the husband in |
answer to the very grave charges |
made by Mrs. Knight. Thompson
went to Kauai last night on other
business.
, Attorneys Prosser and Olson are
said 10 have taken the Mauna kea for
Hawaii with the utmost secrecy. II
was stated today that they did not
book AZ all, that they took launch
and met the Mauna kea outside the
hsrbor, getting aboard In this way
without letting Il be known that they
had aone 20 Hawaii to start the night
for the custodianship Of the child.
AFFIpAvlTs SWEAR TO FACTS
With the filing OF the petition by
Mrs. Knight, there are also fled sworn
affidavits to support her serious allie
cations.
Those filed include:
An affidavit by Emma X. Willis,
practising physician IN San francisco
for IS years, who has known Thelma
Parker for seven years. -
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Bank robbers using wire .ttshed''
from under cage door $4,000 in $40
notes from the Central Bank, Rich
lmond, Va,
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Otto F. Heine withdrew as an appli-
cant for the postmastership at Lahal-
ma when he was offered the position
of second deputy United States mar
shal. He assumed his new duties
January 1. S.....
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Servians Victors on Frontier

NISH Servia JAN 8-Fighting has been resumed the
frontier with the Servans victors small engagement
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.FRlEL NOMINATED TO !
TAKE POSITION HEINE
FINALLY TURNED DOWN
TsneciaI star-Bnlletin Cable !

...-E-" SptCIdI EoISBI -OUITttIII OdUISI Z
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. SD
ward r. FrieI has been nominated for
postmaster at lahaina. Otto Heine,
originally nominated for the job, has
withdrawn on account Of having OBJ
tanned another position.
IT,. :.E.s r.. C. S. ALBERT.
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. s-Sugar:
90 degrees test, 4.o5 cents. Previous
quotation, All cents.
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Kutuku Palace. at Urga, Mongolia.
the seat of the Deified Lama of the
Mengols, was destroyed by IRE with all
OF jts treasures.
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CONTINUED on page eight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
A Colorado Vacation
Doesn't Cost Much
Go This Summer

With the very low fares in effect daily
June / to September 3O-only $40 for
round trip from Chicago; S25 from St.
Louisiana the possibility of good board
as low as SIS per week, Colorado has
proven to be the place OF places for a
real out-of-doOr vacation.
The turquoise sky, constant sunshine.
invigorating air, cool nights, wonderful
snow capped mountains, canyons, lakes.
streams, the unusual opportunities for
outdoor sports, make one wonder how
anyone has ever failed TO visit Colo
RADIO.
II you don't care to go all the way to
the Pacific Coast this year, by all
means visit Colorado-the nations
playground. The Rocky Mountain Linn
tied" Colorado Flyer colorado Cali
fornia Express" and other fast trains via
Rock Island Lines provide the best in
railway travel. Automatic block signals
Finest modern all-steel equipment-Su-
perb dining car service,
Only direct line between the east and
both Denver and Colorado Springs.
Write, phone or drop in at the Rock
Island Travel Bureau for interesting
literature on Colorado. 1913 Chestnut
St. Philadelphia, Pa. II. M. Brown, ID.
P. A. Phone: Walnut 123.
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CHAPTER Xxx
HEREDITY

When Jane Porter realized that she
was being borne away a captive by the
strange forest creature who had res
cued her from the clutches of the ape
she struggled desperately to escape, but
the strong arms that held her as easily
as though she had been but a day-old
pane only pressed a little more tightly.
90 presently she gave up the futile ef-
,oIt ana lay quietly, looking through
hat-closed lids at the face Of the man
VINO strobe easily through the tangled
underground with her.
me face above her was one OF ex-
'arordinary beauty.
perfect type Of the strongly mas
cullne, unmarried by dlssipation. or br,-
tai or degrading passions. For. though
Iarzan of the Apes was a killer OF men
ana ana or beasts, he killed as the hunter
Kills, dispassionately, except on those
rare occasions when he had killed for
ihate-though not the brooding. malevo-
ietlt tent nate which marks the features of
lts own with hideous lines.
When Tarzan killed he more often
snlled than scowled, and smiles are the
foundation OF beauty.
one thing the girl had noticed particu-
larly when she had seen Tarzan rushing
upon Terkoz-the vivid scarlet band upon
ms forehead, from above the left eye to
the scalp; but now as she scanned his
nv AlONlISu NIldl IL WAS SOnet ana
only a thin white line marked the spot
where II had been,
AS she lay more quiet in his arms Tar
San slightly relaxed his grip upon her.
one he looked down into her eyes and
smiled, and the girl had to close her own
10 smut out the vision of that handsome.
winning face.
PRESENTLY Tarzan took to the trees, and
Jane Porter, wondering that she felt no
rear, began to realize that in many re-
spects she had never felt more secure
IN her whole life than now as she Law in
the arms of this strong, wild creature,
pelng borne, God alone knew where or to
what fate. deeper and deeper into the
savage tastness of the untamed forest
when, with closed eyes, she COM
menced to speculate upon the future. and
terrifying fears were conJured by a vivid
imagination, she had but to raise her lids
ana look upon that noble face so close to
hers to dissipate the last remnant OF
apprehension.
NO, he could never harm her; of that |
she was convinced when she translated
the fine features and the frank. brave
eyes above her into the chivalry which |
they proclaimed.
On and on they went through what
seemed to Jane Porter a solid mass OF |
verdure, yet ever there appeared TO omen |
before this forest god a passage, as bv |
magic which closed behind them as they |
passed.
Scarce branch scraped against her
yet above and below, before and behind, |
the view presented naught but a solid
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each other like beasts OF prey, and the
Following morning two of the corpses Law
almost entirely stripped Of flesh
ihe men were but little stronger for
their shoulish repast, for the want OF
water was by far the greatest agony
with which they had to contend And
then the cruiser had come
When those who could had recovered.
the entire story had been told to the
French commander, but the men were
too ignorant to be able to tell him at
Just what point on the coast the pro
tessor and his party had been marooned.
so the cruiser had steamed slowly along
within sight Of land, firing occasional
signal guns and scanning every inch of
the beach with glasses.
They had anchored by night so as
not to neglect a particle OF the shore
line, and II had happened that the pre-
ceding night had brought them off the
very beach where lay the little camp
they sought
The signal guns OF the afternoon be-
fore had not been heard by those on
shore, II was presumed. because they
had doubtless been in the thick of the
jungle searching for Jane Porter, where
the noise of their own crashing through
the underbrush would have drowned the
report OF far distant gun
BY the time the two parties had mar
rated their several adventures, the
cruisers boat had returned with supplies
and arms for the expedition
Within few minutes the little body
OF sailors and the two French officers
together with Professor Porter and Clay
ton, set off upon their hopeless and
lu-fated quest into the untracked jungle.
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nerves waiting FOR the spring OF the
crouching thing that was to end her
misery OF apprehension
She almost prayed for the cruel teeth
that would give her unconsciousness and
surcease from the agony Of fear.
She heard sudden, slight sound bs-
hind her With a Shrek she spranr 10
her feet and turned to face her end
There stood Tarzan, his arms filled with
ripe and luscious fruit
Jane Porter reeed and would have
fallen. had not Tarzan. dropping his bur-
den, caught her in his arms She did
not lose consciousness, but she clung
tightly to him, shudderlng and trembling
like a frightened deer.
Tarzan of the Apes stroked her soft
hair, and tried to comfort and quiet her
as Kala had him, when. as a little ape.
ne had been frightened by Sabor, the
loness, or Histah, the snake
Once he pressed his lips lightly upon
her forehead, and she did not move, but
closed her eyes and sighed
She could not analyze her feelings, nor
did she wish to attempt 1t. She was sat-
lsfied to feel the safety OF those strong
arms, and to leave her future to fate
for the last few hours had taught her TO
trust this strange wild creature Of the
forest as she would have trusted but few
or the men OF her acquaintance.
. eiiV AllOhkhl VI lIle bIFanEene8e OF
IT, there commenced to dawn upon her
the realization that she had possibly.
learned something else which she had
never really known before-love. She
wondered and then she smiled
And still smiling. she pushed Tarzan
gently away and looking at him with a
haf-smiling, half-quizzical expression
that made her face wholly entrancinr
she pointed to the fruit upon the ground
and seated herself upon the edge of the
earthen drum of the anthropoids. for
munger was asserting itself
Iarzan quickly gathered UP the fruit. |
and, bringing II, laid It at her feet: and |
tnen he, too sat upon the drum beside |
her' and with his knife opened and pre- |
pared the various viands for her meal.
together and In silence they ate, oc-
casionally stealing sly glances at one an
other, until finally Jane Porter broke into
merry laugh in which Tarzan joined
girl. ''''
CONTINUED TOMORROW
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mass Of inextricabiy intsrwoven brsnch..
/ and creepers. 0' "iaiiCieH
/ A A4s tarzan moved steadily onward bts
nllnd was occupied with manv etrsnso
aiu new thoughts. Here was \ nroh1o,,,
tne IKE OF which he had never srrr,,,,t
| .gIeo' and he felt rather than rsssonod
as an ape. A' anu not
me free movement through +bo r,,5s,.
,,errace, which was the route bs ~ ~,
msu a"i tor the most part. had belned 70
~, tne ardor OF the first fsrce 10 sst,s,,
ot his new found love passion
nav oW ne discovered himself specuIstir,
gpOH st the rate which would have faiios -
% Tsr,esn elrl mad he not rescued her from
her Te oSS Knew why the ape had not killed
intnrtat..u a..u ne commenced to COMPARE bjs
Intentions with those OF Terkoz p''' 9 ms
true It was the order of tho ,,,,n,. e..
',, s.,s male az to take his mate bv force b,,.
LouNl LLouIu darzan be guided by the laws ~ Az
peas's was not Tarzan a rnsno 81
sis AZ" ulu men do? He was puzzled. for ~
did not know. ''"'eu' LOT ne
re wished that he might ast ,h. -,
ana ana then 1t came to him thai sho 5isi; s
ai. ileauy answered him in the futiie str,,g
pulse him. pe ana TO re-
,t uI now they had come to their das+,-
iSs.on, Iss ana Tarzan of the Apes Win
i,al ae Forter In his strong arms SWING
.Is 10 The turf of tho arena ,vbere
dsv,ss "a. "a, apes held their councils and
uamced the wild orgy Of the Dunn NV,
Ihough they had come many ,,,itaa b.
was sun but mid-afternoon. and tba -
pui'neatre was bathed in the hatf ,iaht
which filtered through tbe sIl'
circling foliage maze Oh en-
me me green turf looked soft and coot and
inviting. The myriad noises of az ;,,. go
sle seemed far distant and hushed 20 a
mere t9, echo of blurred sounds rising ana
IKE the surf upon remote shore
enns OF dreamy peacefulness stole
~ zane yaIe Forter as she sank down upon
the grass where Tarzan had niacad 'o' ~
and as she looked up at his great egmrs
towering above her there was added
strange sense Of perfect security,
as sne watched him from beneath bsIF
closed nds, Tarzan crossed the LITTLE cir
eular clearing toward the trees unon
the turther side. She noted the graceful
of his carriage the perfect sym-
metry OF his magnificent figure and tho
broad shoulders. ms
What a perfect creature! There oouid
be naught of cruelty or baseness boneatb
that god-like exterior. Mover sba
thought, had such a man strobe the earth |
since. God created the first in his own
image. -" o"H
with a bound Tarzan sprang into the |
.rees and disappeared. Jane Porter won |
iered where he had gone. Had he left |
1er there to her fate in the lonely jungle7 |
She glanced nervously about. Every |
vine and bush seemed but tho lurking |
place Of some huge and horrible beast, |
waiting to bury cleaning fangs in her
'ott nesh. Every sound she magnihed |
nto the stealthy creeping Of sinuous
md malignant body.
How different now that he had left
lerl
For few minutes, that seemed hours to
no frightened girl, she sat with tense
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
NATIoNAL euARp INspEcrInN
officers Undergo Day Of Strenuous
Exertion.

MT. GRBTNA, Pa, June Linking IL In
the heat Of June day sun was the
lot this morning OF the $50 oflcers Of the
Pennsylvania National Guard who are
here for the annual tour Of instruction
at the hands Of the United states Army
experts. Headed by Major General G.
Bow Dougherty they got away at en- early
hour this morning for tour OF the new
camp reservation in the conewago Valley.
proceeding as far as Lawn, IN working
out battle problems against an imaginary
enemy.
1t was hot work and the sudden rise IN
temperature made itself felt on the
students who, however, pluckily stuck %
their work and thereby earned the COM
mendation of their instructors.
The instruction will be carried out on
a more extensive scale on all OF the re-
naming days Of the camp.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
DOMESTIC DlscoRD ENDEb
Camden's Vice Chancellor ReconeIIs4
Couple When Separated.

Oamden's Vice Chancellor Reconcist
Couple When Separated.
The nnai hearing in the aiimony aalt
Of Mrs. Harriet c Cartwright, Of Penn
street Camden. AGAINST her husband Her
man A. Cartwrisht, conductor on the
electric trains between Camden and A.
lantic City. was held IN Camden chahcsfv
Court today and. with Vice chaneslisf
Baekes acting as an understudy 20 Cupid
will probably result IN reconciliation
Mrs. Cartwright accused her husband =
presenting her pearl necklace and Other
tewelry to Miss Clara FaIten. OF adl
Martha street, this city. She also stated
that since their separation she has been
living In two rooms IN Camden. The vtes
Chancellor decided that Herman ought
to be able to provide better quarters f6r
his spouse end Herman agreed with Mn.
The Vice Chancellor thereupon tofd the
couple to hunt for a better house ana
Herman would furnish II and return II
his wife the case would be dronned wrf
Cartwright was satisfied and the eounla
left the court together.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
SCHOOL BILLS OF A MONTH
Education Board Finance Committee
Approves S1.2S4,291 Outlay.

The Finance Committee of the Board Of
Education today approved bills for the
last month aggregating s1,2S429L67 OF
that total. s6s7 1862 was for salaries of
teachers and janitors of schools and
Fairgrounds and for pay of the office
forces; si7iOi.95 was for material and
supplies; sl6235.96 was for repairs to
school buildings; s247,96i.24. was for pay
ment on sites and erection of new build
ings, and $276.O5512 for quarterly pay
ments of interest on school loans and to
the sinking fund account.
William McCoach, school treasurer. re-
ported a balance of 2,172, ,222SO of school
funds on hand.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
PIERCE SCHOOL

PIERCE SCHOOL
SUMMER COURSES BEGIN JUNE IS
Business and SecFetarial Courses that enable
young men and women TO make good start
and rapid progress Valuable instruction for
teachers Of business Hours 8 A. NJ 10 |
p. NJ. Tuition, $50 for the entire six weeks
course. For full information, call or write
PIERCE SCHOOL,
9IT-010 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07

Iaxicab 3 Trolley Service direct from Stations
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07

zSrd Street Station: Convenient to Ocean Steam
ship Terminals, Hotel and Shopping Districts
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-11-27

97ssc; No. 3 yellow corn, 6S1a069c;
No. white oats, 35h 03Gc; flax, ST.
94bm1.9Sh.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-11-27
AMERICAN TROOPERS
FIRE ON MEX|CANS

NOgales, Ariz., Nov. 27.-Fifty-eight
Mexican soldiers. crossing into the
United States at Harrisons ranch.
east OF here, fired on six American
troopers OF the Tenth cavalry.
Twenty-Five other troopers OF the
Tenth cavalry who were on reserve
post opened fire on the Mexicans, kill
ing number, according to report,
and bringing one wounded prisoner
into camp.
Two batteries of the First battalion,
Sixth United States field artillery,
with 500 rounds of high explosive
shells, are being hurried here by train.
Lieutenant Colonel w. l.. Kennedy is
in command.
Sentiment among Villa adherents
apparently is growing against Ameri-
cans.
The military authorities on this
side Of the boundary are unusually
vigilant.