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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-19

At san Diego. Daily admissions 10
the splendid expeditions Side trips
TO del onte. old Mexico.
Twenty third Day.
En- route To Salt Lake city.
Twenty-fourth Day.
At Salt Lake city, sightseeing.
Tw~nty-nfth Day.
Al Colorado Springs.
Twenty-stxth Day.
A. Denver, Colorado.
Twenty-s~venth Day
Al Chicago. sightseeing
Twenty eighth Day.
Arrive at Detroit.
IL will be a wonderful trip for
every member OF the combined
Iarty. There will be hundreds OF
places visited. the best sections OF
the continent. and many gracious re-
ceptlons given the visitors. Those
who are fortunate enough 10 go on
this trip will never forget the de.
lights of the tour. They Will make
many friendships which viii be
lasting through life. and they will
come home with broader and
iuore intelligent view Of the extent
ahd grandeur OF the two great ma.
tons which occupy the North Amer
ican continent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-19
CAMPAIGN BULLETIN

Candidates must have their subscriptions in the promo
ton bureau not later than o'clock Saturday night to have
them count for the special prize diamond ring and for the
bonus offer of 100000 votes
Two subscriptions for two years each and for
will you 10000 up until Saturday night.
THINK 1T OVER.
Did you stop to think what wonderful opportun
ty is presented you The Times Pacific Coast tour?
The transcontnental campaign closes month from
tomorrow. Will your appear member of the
ston party will you stay at home Now the time to
decide that question
Three candidates have enrolled since the bonus offer
went into effect Two of these young ladies lead their
districts.
Square Deal" Miller invites you to call and the spe
cia prize 500 diamond ring at No. Ga Grand Riverave
Candidates have the privilege of voting they wish for
publication If you leader in your respective district
keep in mind that competitors likely have good
Over-confdence has lost many
Put dash of ginger in your candidacy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-19

windows OF their private car, VIII
have n splendid opportunity To see
the country and Ia get pleasant eN.
ercise At various points where brlef
stops Will be made.
Arrive in calgary, that splendid
city OF the west whore the nrst
glimpse Of the Rockies viii he had
There viii be fine reception Tor the
tourists
seventh Day.
In Edmonton, where there will b.
grand reception. The visitors VIII
have an opportunity 10 see the IN
tererting points In and about TINS
magnificent and rapidly growing city
Eighth Day.
En- route through the Canadian
Rockies. The days experiences VIII
be among the most vivid OF the en-
tire trip
Ninth Day.
At Prince Rupert
Tenth and Eievesth Days.
Pacinc coast. The grandeest water
trip IN the world. The party viii be
IN sight OF the mountains greater
part OF the way. The steamer winds
and follows course that Is beautiful
I'm the extreme.
Twelfth Day.
Sightseeing At Vancouver.
Tkirtsentk Day.
Sightseeing at seattle.
Fourt~~nth Day.
I'm route TO san Francisco.
FIfteenth 10 Ella hteenth Days.
At san Francisco. Daily sdmis-
sinns 90 the Exposition with he pro-
vidcd side trips and excursions en-
ioyed and the members OF the party
will he royalty entertained while at
the Golden Gate,
<,n.,.s.,s ara rrspd~tb Days
At Los Angeles sea bathing side
trips etc, will make this soJourn
memorable and enjoyable.
Twenty-nrst aud Twenty -secoBd Days
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-19
NEVER A BETTER e.
P0RTUNITY TO vlS|
CALIFORNIA I

The great Panama Expositioua e.
San Francisco and San Diego, CA
fornia. are open--eyerything 10 u4
In full swing W
Rock Island Lines have establie4tI
remarkably low rates OF fare IN
20 Nov. 30-only $3.50 for round 0(
from Understanding the best o.
portunity ever afforded the Amort4I
public 20 view the wonders OF
Golden West"
You sec all on Rock Island Go40
mic Circle Tour. the Colorado HocIc
les. Pixies Peak, new Rocky Mouo
tain National Park. Salt Lake. beeN
tiful California. the Pacific Coa4l
both expositions, the historic and eQ3
chanting Southwest. 5
Choice Of Golden state Limltedz1
Rocky Mountain Limited" "Califot1
man." Colorado California Express
and other fast trains. AutomAkl4
Block Signais-Finest Modern ALL
Steel Equipment--Superb Dining CA
Service.
We maintain o Travel Bureau a
the Majestic building, Detroit. Oue
representatives are travel expertn1
who will give you full informatioul
about California and the Expositio511I
how best TO see them, prepare ittut
eraries. etc.
Write, phone or drop In for our
literature on California and the Exs
positions c. G. Gardner, y. r. ~
Rock Island Lines. Detroit. Phon4
Main 2770 81
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ONCE FAMED, NOW
SECTION HAND

COLUMBUS. Kan. May ia
section hand found here in a de
mented condition has been identi-
fed as Thomas Alternately. once a
noted interior decorator. He dec
Grated the interior OF the Kansas
capitol and several large buildings
in Chicago. A son In St Joseph
said relatives had lost trace OF Aber-
nathy.
Injuries he received when scat.
fold fell with him in a cathedral In
Chicago, are blamed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-19
DIVORCES LESS
THAN AVERAGE

TOPEKA, Kan. May 19.-Kansas
has a fraction OF a marriage less
per divorce than the country's aver.
age as given by the United States
census bureau The average is one
divorce. eight marriages
Kansas statistics this year show
one divorce. 7.12 marriages. For
1914 there were 1892 divorces in
the state; for 1913 there were 2,4s0.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-19

Today's vote standing shows very
lIttle change In the relative stand.
ing OF the different campo igners,
but there is considerable activity
In every district and every young
lacy who is earnestly striving for a
Frisco trip IL making every mo-
mcnt count between nov and Sat.
uTday night
For the convenience OF the Candi-
Gates. the promotion bureau viii re
main open until o'clock. Saturday
evening. All subscriptions must be
turned in at the above time in order
that they may count for the special
prize diamond ring and for the
LCnus offer
Candidates in the country dis
trics may enclose their subscrip.
tionr In sealed envelope and mail
them any time Saturday Az long
ss the letter bears postmark OF
May o., the subscriptions will count
TO- the special prize and for the
Loaus offer.
There is only one month more OF
the great transcontinentsl cam.
paign ON Juno 10 the competition
that nov holds the attention OF
candidates and public alike will
lass into history, and ~ young wo.
rem will leave Detroit for 2s-day
trap through Canada. Mexico and
the United States.
Those VINO are anxious TO he a
member OF the Times party should
accomplish their best work while
the maximum OF bonus votes IL in
erect. A club OF SIS in subscrip.
tions f. worth $4,000 more votes
;nis week than It will be during the
las, week OF the campaign See
your friends now and pile up your
votes before Saturday night.
The following Is the complies
Itinerary OF The Times Transcon.
tinenetnl Tour VIII you enjoy the
pleasures this wonderful trip will
AFFORD
First Day
Party viii gatner On Detroit ut
Tire Times office. and there VIII he
a brilliant send-on arranged with on
erctses OF delightful nature Hun
dreds Of the friends Of the fortunate
Young ladies VIII be on hand TO give
them grar.l send on
Leaving Detroit the party viii
journey TO Port Huron and Sarnia,
where the eastern delegations will
arrive en- route west
second nay.
on the steamer Spr,-nlC en- route
through the Great Lakes. ono ~ the
most Interesting trips on the CONT
nent.
Third DAY.
Arrive at Fort william The day
viii be passed In sightseeing
Fourth Day.
Arrive In Winnipeg. Here n splen-
did reception viii 30 given the party.
and the Sightseeing VIII be very In
terestirg
I'm route across the wonderful
prairie country. Tho party. from the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-19
Saturday Night Also
Marks Close of Big
gest Bonus Period
CONTEST HAS
MONTH TO RUN
Complete Itinerary of
Trip Is Published For
First Time

For every club OF SIS In sub
seriptions turned In before May
q. candidates will receive ioo..
900 votes. This offer will de-
rease TO $4,000 after the above
tate, which will remain in e.
feet until June 5, when there will
still be a further reduction to
10000. Now 10 the time 10 do
your best work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-19

Aid. Anthony Move will present a
resolution 20 the common council
Tuesday night. requesting Park
Com missioner Dust to take from the
Belle Isle band concert funds enough
to provide weekly band concerts in
Perrien park. in the Ninth ward
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-19
DISTRICT NO a

to
the thside OF andy
Nj No w Vote
n
No $40
Mrs
No
Mss r No
Clairmontsve
WInnired Mcintyre
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CITY OF DETROIT.
DISTRICT NO. 2.

comp a ter 10
Jecka No
Mrs Jennie
/.
MIS-: Ea f Hsss no rs AS as Vote.
No
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DISTRICT NO. o.
DISTRICT NO. z.

all tn. Of
Mi No
Mehe-ave
No
NsE
lie 10
Fnhbcine No eti Canton; 8 go Votes
~
Katie Eerwi f. Forts Votes
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1880
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DISTRICT NO. 4.

Comprising territory within the limits Of
MssJ Votes
Anna
IS Votes
Htghland-ave p
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DISTRICT NO. 3.
OUTSIDE OF CITY OF DETROIT.
DISTRICT NO. 9.

Oakland
stella Adams Ecorre $50 Votes
brown
~
McCuiy Mich 1920 Votes
Gabriel wyandoe 1920
.
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DISTRICT NO. 8.


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Dr
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Paul Randoiphst.
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LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS
5i ' s::s!'! !! : .SAss! X;

All ID. h & steamers operate under
Central standard time.
For Cleveland. Pittsburgh and sll
points south aud east-Daiiy, l0.$b p
m. Fare to Cleveland. S2.e5. Pftts-
burgh. $3.50,
For buffalo and all points east
Daily p. m Fare. $3.50 one way.
81 SO round trip.
Fer Msckinse Isra end Way Ports
Mondays. 5;se . m. Friday, e.go a. IN
Weekend Eseur.ioe Every Saturday
r sumo s sr,S tsr r. M,ss.
tion, return I'm time business Monday.
StateFVo@ AecUmme1attege--U
berth. y lower berth. $50: whole
x s:s;: + s',ss1e ~ 8
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II the territory In the following counties
OF Detroit and suburbs). Monroe. Washer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-19

Arrive ~ Fort william The day
will bp passed In sightseeing
Fourth Day.
Arrive In winnipeg Here n splen-
did reception viii 30 given the party.
and the Sightseeing VIII he very In
terestirg.
Fifth nay.
En route across the wonderful
prairie country The party. from the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-19

on the steamer Nor,-nic en- rout,
through the Great Lakes ono ~ th'
most interesting trips on the cont
nent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-03


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her purse After all, she had no proof that the
woman meant anything but dudiuess.
'is this hreakage charged against jour asked
June
Why yes deare" snlfe went with the whine
How much will Il cost your
Twelve dollanr snltfe But It's all part OF
our job, ~ never mind dearie'
81 do not wish you TO lose the money" and quite
thoughtfuuy June counted 81 from her slender
storr She added another for the customary up and
gave one TO the man. and they thanked her most
oUs"Uuuusy As June returned 10 the boudoir their
suppressed voices broke out again
"No,' protested the woman In that whining hiss
that's my money the dollars mine. anyhow
Nothing yours except whut 1 give YOU stated
Perry wilkins gnny That's the law, and you
know It. Clean up that meas you," and he left the
room
The womans whining humble could be- heard all
the while she WAS cleaning up the fireplace She
WIS gone when June reluJacd to'rhe statcroom, but
on the noor near the door was a yellow leather
bound blAnk book IL yde worn Ike glass from the
constant friction NJ pocket June picked n mp and
opened It with Idle curiosity. ON the first inside
pngc at the top, was the blg scrawIed word Prom"
At the top Of the opposite page was the word 80"
The first item on the From page was dated four
years back
Beneath this was the item
Savings Percy wilkins 1872 pounds
On the opposite page the hrst entry wasi
Booking to the States
Percy and Sally wilkins 22 pounds
After that the entries were all m dollars On the
From aide they were chiefly the wages OF Percy
wilkins and Sally Fish wilkins for they had ap.
parenuy gone into private service Immediately. On
the To- side which represented the expenditures,
there were very few entries but they wer interest
ing. In the four years the woman had had four
cheap dresses besides her uniforms and very scant
accessories The last entry among the receipts was
Junes Sl4 under the head " Tips" on that page
the book showed an item, Banked TO the credit Of
= wilkins Sl2OOO"
And It all belonged TO the man every penny n
the woman had anything It Was gift
startling thought came 10 June Suppose she
achieved her independence suppose she earned her
own money, NJ that she could 20 to Ned, asking
from him nothing but love in return for her love
would he own what she had earned? II 30 what
would become Of the principle for which she had
run away She paled at that thought, and then she
laughed. She did not know the law in this matter
but she knew Ned Dear Ned, She hunted her
handkerchief In a hurry
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n snowy white bathroom and in the adjoining
little pale blue boudor stood Juues own luggage
Ned That brief sight Of him had filled Junes
whole soul with longing Poor little runaway bride
There we're the rattle " donkey engine aud the
Scrspng Of chains the yacht HIlanty. The
anchor was coming up, and there WAS instant
change In the easy rocking Of the crnft She shud
dsred, and then there the sound OF seethiug
water the HilArity gathered headwNy June was
on her feet In an instant She run to the portfolio
and gaSed out ut the barely moving lights along
shore The portfolios were too small to lei her
shoulders through She to the door and opened
stealthily, then closed It and held the knob as
Tommy 1homas and Oriu Cunning CHAM danced past
III the salon.
June sat on the couch In her stateroOm with her
hands locked upon her knees staring into the white
slice Of brightness formed by the tng Of the bath
room and while she pondered on what she should
DO Marie and Henri reached the city and stopped At
Il telegraph Office When they came out ~ that
place a short, wide, thick man who had been wad
ding down the street, with blunt stub ~ a cigar
in corner Of his mouth ana look Of habtua
furtlyeness in his little eyes started abruptly at
sight Of Marie aud when the touring car started the
short, wide man hung on behind his cigar stub
hrmly clampcd between his teeth
The doorbc rang at the Moore home In Bryn.
port Stern John Moore reading his paper benenth
the portrait ~ June, looked mp quickly. and there
was slight tremor at the ,,rner Of bis paper Aunt
Dehhy's voice wns heard
"Nhy, It's Mr Ned and Miss Iris Why, good
evcnn' The folks IL to home"
Stern John Moore listened with silent attention
while Mrs Moor her hand upon her breast stiAed
the emotions to which Iris Betherlng gave full play
the kidnapping described
There was but one conclusion among he men and
Ned, composing his voice he passed from The
mention VI bye stated that conclusion.
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the stewSrdess but between the two there passed
look which was full Of meaning Blye, with his
glowing eyes on the glass smiled suayely.
Il brought you the water, dcRrle said the stew.
ardess, entering Junes stRteroom
"Oh" An exclamation OF delight from June
her eyes wldened with the beauty OF the delicate
Venetian goblet
That's something else | made for you in the
pantry, dearie" explained the stewardess in her
coaIing whine, and bobbed her neck It's u fine
stmulant and soothing to the nerves"
June took the fragile glass In her hand Its sheer
beauty had won her She inhaled danty. The
fragrance was most appealing She looked at 1t
again and smiled She did feel faint and weak She
lifted the glass to her lips, aud the tip Of her tongue
caught the delicious flavor Suddenly az she tilted
the glass to drink she caught the palid eyes OF the
stewardess hIed eagerly upon her The woman's
mouth was half open, snd she was breathing hard
With flash OF intuition June jerked her lips from
the glass and threw IT, crashing and splintering
into the fireplace
Why, dearie" exclaimed the stewardeas sDd in
great agitation she pushed a button at the side n
the mantel
Junes eyeashes lowered for an Instant and her
lips set; then quietly she went into the little blue
boudoir and sat tboughttully upon the dhintily up
holstered settee
The steward came pompOusy in
We'll, you've done It again you he growlsd Ns
he surveyed the splintered fragments OF the delicate
Venetian glass.
mo, Percy" vhined the woman and glared to.
ward the boudoir door with her pallld eyes She
jerked her thumb in that direction and then she
winked
That's you" snsrled wilkins You always say
It's guest"
How muchr' whispered the woman in a shilant
hiss, which carried as II was intended to do
Them glasses Ia tl2 apiece and tn be taken
from your wages That comes out Of my pocketw
June bit her lips Twelve dollsrsl II was lot Of
money to girl who had found dollars coming slow
" and independence hard to win but she picked up
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The neck u the bottle disappeared into the st Of
the overcoat collar, aud the cleaning bottle turned
hcayrnward
VOLTA" Henri himself took sp and stuffed the
bottle In his pocket 81 shall ~ away my friend but
/ shall return" lie hurried bnrk To the touring car
ny the street and drove away, aud the thick
figure sinking out Of the shadows hopped on
behind
In the ivory Apestrled sAtrrom Az the Uinrty
steamed slowly across the hny June Warner sud
denly and rang FOR the stewurdess That puck
cred person came with uHcrity but before she went
10 June she stopped In the door ~ the crimson and
gold salon and, catching the eye NJ Orin Cunning
ham, bObbed her head and smiled her ingrauating
smile and erked her thumb over her shoulder to
ward Junes room; then she turned her pallid eyes
toward Gilbert BIye for ncctlng moment aud
hurried away
Did you ring. deariey she wblucd A June
opened the door
Yes" June studied the woman q monent srecu.
latively. She could not couNdc In this creature.
You may bring me some wHtrr pcuse"
Yes deahe" The stewardcs4 whired and hur-
red to the door OF the crimson and gold salon
where Tommy Thomas sat between Cunningham
and Edwards, with hand on O shoulder Of each
The stewnrdess, with sldeong glance at the quiet
Bye ia the corner hurried over to the group ON the
bench
"She wants some water" she whispered, bending
over and grinning her ugly grin
"Oh yes" Again the grin. Young ladies' always
trust me Say, think she wants to escape"
Blye with a frown on his dark handsome face
walked across and spoke 10 Cunningham Orin
nodded and, his eyes twinkiiug went 10 the pOr-
table buffet where he selected long stemmed,
gracefully shaped gold lncrusted goblet Of Venetian
gsW He filled It with ice snd .et II to one side
tha
Thomas with half sneer and Mrs Willard with
shocked concern, he took from locked tiny
stone bottle. Now he empied the ice from the beau
nful goblet and poured into II few blood red
drops Mrs Willard half rose and looked toward
Gilbert Blye then, with a catch IN her breath she
Sat down and silent
Blye went to the door ~ the stewardeSs came ny
the gangwsy and called her in with Jerk OF his
head On the lips OF Edwards there had come
firm set and his heavy lldded eyes had narrowed
Without a word Cunningham handed the glass b
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Ugh The cap moved, but the overcost was sill
asleep
They stole the Flash. 1 say, they
THE Flash The OyercOat Strengthened 1t rose
The cap stincned It's angle. The combination scrnm.
bled 10 It's feet
They stole the Flash
Stole A. WhoT
"Oh whoT The tone was one Of INFINITE con
tempt why the little pink whskered guy and the
bony damel Stole &C. And now where did they sor
The yacht-whats her nameY The overcost and
cap were still haEy. The cap turned gropingy to
ward the hamper on the adjoining dock where tbs
name stood out in blunt white letters, "Hnshtyr
The
"rhe Hnsrityr Bin Wolf stopped with his hands
on bis knees to stare at that Information which had
been in plain sight all night Me for a telephone
Gee look at that boat gor
Upon the swelling waves rode the Hiarlty and
all on board OF her, save the officers OF the night
and one other, we're sound asleep
That one was June Warner She had noiseessly
dressed herself In yachting costume and now she
slowly removed bar which held the sliding OF a
secret panel she had discovered in the wall Of her
cabin
swiftly silently June guined the deck Creeping
close to the cabins, she rounded the stern. The
Hllarity had dropped anchor aud the landing stairs
win their suken hhnd rail- hnd been let down At
the platform hohhed the motor tender.
swiftly silently the runaway bride crept ont and
down the side Of the yacht and dropped rs noise
lessly as cat into the motorboat while the long
pink fingers Of the dawn swept athwart the yellow.
ing sky
with humping heart June started the motor.
and at the sound Gilbert Blyes dark. handsome face
appeared above the rail
lto BF Continued