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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-01

President Refuses to Discuss Note.
 WASHINGTON, June l.-President Woodrow Wilson told callers today that he did not feel that it would be wise for him to discuss Germany's reply before he consults with his Cabinet and studied further the im- portant questions involved. The Pres ident said, however, that the Ameri- can reioinder would not be many days delayed.
 The President admitted that he had studied the official text Of the mess age last night. and said that he will have preliminary discussion of the reply at today's Cabinet session.
 President Calm.
 The President appears calm in his bearing. and shows none of the strain that International problems before him must be causing him.
 The President received the newspa- per men this morning, and after re- fusinS Co talk further than stated on international matters, was asked questions about domestic problems. The President speaking Of domestic matters. said that they hardly touch ed the edge Of his mind, because of the greater importance of the inter national situation.
 Answer Not Drafted.
 The President revealed that he has not drafted the reply to Germany yet but that he probably will do SO after today's Cabinet meeting
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-01

The Empire guarantees lts adye1- tiaers the Iargeat circulation Of any newspaper in Alsska
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-01
Rockefeller ResponsIbIe.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. June ]. Chairman Frank Walsh Of the indus. trial relations commission. in a state ment yesterday. declared that the commissions recent hearing at Wash. ington had proved that John D. Rock eielier. Jr- was responsible for all that had happened in the Colorado strike.
 i--s--t,-
 Everybody reads the Empire. Ad- vertise in it-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-01
EYASlVE REPLY
 CREATES GREAT DISAPP0INTM TMENT
z a < > < < 2 {. , < z s < 5 ;. :.
WILSON DECIDES
 TO ASK QUESTIONS

5 WASHINGTON, June ]. -
 f It was announced after @ two
 s hours session of the Presi- :. dent and his Cabinet this af- $ ternoou that an agreement & had been reached as to the 2. next step in the German situ- :, atlon.
 1; It is believed that an answer
 s will be submitted by the Pres ,- idcut to the German reply. that E it win be brief and consist ;- largely Of 9 series of pointed s questions.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-01

Alaskans Help Seattle Yesterday
 SEATTLE. June 1.-Members of Che Yukon Pioneers yesterday participat. ed in the Memorial Day parade
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-01

Em1Il1 LII .l- MI II Lhe IIme-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-01

The reply arges that in the case ot the Lusitania, which Germany alleges was armed and carried large stores of war munitions, it was acting in Justified sslf-defense in seeking with ali the means of warfare at its dispo- sitIon Go protect ths lives of its sol- 5iers by destroying ammunition in- tended for the enemy.D
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1915-01-22
SYMPTOMS
Slight Sy5plors Sometimes presase
Serious Results

Do you feel tired, heve you u
sailow complexion, constipation,
headache, bad breath, sleepless-
ness or circles around your eyes9
If so, you are undoubtedly suffer.
ing from some liver complaint.
Perhaps you don't feel yery bad
ly now, but delay is dangerous.
To allow your liver to continue
out OF order, is to invite q serious
chronic illness.
Whenever you have the slight
est symptoms Of liver trouble, stop
it Immediately. You eau do it
harmlessiy and mildly by taking
Liv. Yer Lax, the natural vegetable
compound chat is replacing calo>
mel everywhere. Ii has all the ef-
fectiveness, not the effact OF calo~
mel, Insist on getting the origi-
nal i.iv>ver- Lax, bearing the like
ness and signature Of l.. K. Grigs-
by, which Il guaranteBd to give
satisfaction or mouey refunded.
For saie b3 ]. +. Kirk, Druggist,
Htarkville, Miss,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1915-01-22
Men Tor Legislatnrs
Editor of Times;

CultoI VI 1lulpSs
7 notice that you have no an
nouncements Of candidates for the
legislature. 1t is reported that
Hon. John Welborn will not be a
candidate for re. election to this
Improbable but very important
office. If this be the case, we
should see that his mantle falls
upon some oDe who is we'll qualj-
fed to I'LL the place. This coun-
t., On accouht of its large state
interests, should have the ablest
men IL cur midst to represent MS.
We haze Quile G number OF well
qualified men TO fill this off 'e, but
few are 50 situated, from business
consideration, that they could af-
ford to accept.
But il appears from first
tLorghr, HAT such men as Gen.
Wiley u. Nash. DR.. a. H.. Rice,
or Senator :. ". Urumpton, could
afford 70 actspt, and either one
would ie CT representative Of
the character ard intelligence OF
the pc, .is !. Ire eastern district.
With one Of tbesa men from the
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1915-01-22

east, and r, P. Washington from
the west, we wonld have reason TO
be proud of Oktibbeha county in
our council Of state.
Yours for good men in Office,
PLAIN VOTER.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1915-01-22

Services in the Episcopal
Church next Sunday evening, at
1879 p. m., will bs conducted by
the Rev. X. Bland Mitchell, of
West Point. Strangers are corr
daily welcomed.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1915-01-22
Athletic Activities.

| With the opening of the winter
term at Mississippi ~. 4 NJ. ath'
letic activities have again been re.
Sumed by the boys, All of last
years basket ball team has ro"
tmnnd, Including the substitutes,
lanI this makes the prospect look
good for a championship BASKET
bail /, IN, Noble is Captain of
to team this year, and will pluy
IL y Did position ut guard.
! puudy will doubtless ill the other
GI"rd with Macarthur ut Center.
Clark and Kinney the star for.
wards, together with Davis, who
played IN number OF games last
year, Will make u strong compina~
r'Gn. Quite large amount of
new material is showing up IN
splendid form. a regular fresh f
mau team will be organized aud
schedule with the best high school
teams IN the state is being arraug.
cd for tIem.
The other games on the campus
have been announced by w. ID.
Chadwick, Athletic Director, as
follows;
Jan. 22-24, Auburn VS.. Campus.
Feb, sc, Alabama VS.. Campus.
For the first time in the history
Of their athletic relations Auburn
and A. 4 NJ. will hook up in two
exciting games Friday and Sat
urday nights this week. Auburn
is reported to have one of the best
teams tbat has ever played here.
Led by Mike" Donabue, their
famous coach, they will reach the
college Friday evening from Mo.
bile, wheFe they play the great
Mobile VI NJ, O. A. team Thurs
day night. The game Friday night
will lie called at 500 p. m, but
preliminary game between the Re.
serves aud the Freshmen will be
PLACED also beginning at 700 pm.
Although it is not likely that
either Kinney or Clark will get
into the Auburn game the fine
showing Of Davis and Treveaven
in the Mississippi College games
last weak makes it certain that a..
g. M. will have her usual strong
J Ave. In fact the playing OF these
two men was the feature Of last
week games, both men making
some wonderful shots and handling
the bal we'll.
The result of the Missi ,sippi
| College gan nes. 90 2 and oil in-
dicates that, the team as it Is con-
stituied at present is going in good
form Tue Reserves played the
first half of the second game and
did equally as well as the Varsity.
For the Auburn game extra seat
Ing accommodations are beiug ar
ranged for, The middle section
Of seats along the side Of the Court
will be reserved and only limited
number Of tic1ets will be sold SO
os to avoid overcrowding.
hes9rved seHts will be put on
sale in town Friday morning.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1915-01-22
LOST.

Heavy Laprobe, one side solid
black with figure of dog on re-
verse side. Was lost between city
and college Wednesday, June l3.
Finder will be rewarded by leav-
ing same at Times office.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1915-01-22

The prohibition question seems
10 ba more and more q problem
upon which many men and women
have various views. However, we
believe it will always remain a
question for each individual TO
solve for himself.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1915-01-22

hir A. Y. Sanders left last Sat.
urdaF Tor Ansetmo, Neb., where
he viii spend some time with his
brother,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1915-01-22
HONOR ROLL


Robert Crowell Emma Sherman
Nick Fondren Noble Hannah
Zeb Bswalt Essie Shnmaker
Dee Berry John Seitz
Walter Ashford Charlie Williams
Tom Foster Key Hoffman
Tom Neely Maggie Love
vcrna Nicely Arabelle Gregg
Flororce Kinard Alma Shaw
Dirtie Kinard Bernice jackson
Hattie Haimes Frank Brown
Abbie Haimes Horace Lemons
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1915-01-22

If vou want to know who's 60
ing to be elected six weeks before
the time comes subscribe for the
TINES this year.
>~-~~~~~~~~~.~-~~~
Judge Carroll is holding court
at West Point this week.
.-~~-~~~~~~- ~~S>O~-~~~
Mr. D. Burgin, well known
business mGn Of May hew. was in
Starkville Tuesday.
~-~~-~~~~<0~-~~~~-~
Ms. b. F. Bell, Jr.. and little
son, of Tuscaloosa, Ala, are
gnests in the home of Hon. and
Mrs. B. f, Bell.
- -~-~~.~~~- ~
M. Augustin Saunders entered
| college at Blue Mountain, for the
remainder of this session.
IL ~~~~-~~>~~>~~.>~~~~
Mts. I. II. Coz las purchased
tho resi- 'snce of Mr.. Edgar buntin
1 >-~-~>f-r-~- >~~--~,~~-
FOR lgguIar action of the bow
I eis. eats, natural movements, re-
li.. et constipation, TRY Doan's
Regu.ets Zoe ut all dyugstores,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1915-01-22
VOL. XLVIII

uatl0n tlat exists IN OktlbDeha |
regarding public hanging, but
from the article below, clipped
from q Laurel paper, it seems that
they have adopted different meth
ods from ours to prevent this
hanging, and are likely to sue.
ceed:
THE Ministers Association of |
Laurel and Ellisville went before
the board of supervisors in session
here today to ask the board to re,
scind its order adopted some weeks
ago requiring the public hanging
of Jack Bender, negro convict>
cd of murder aG the last term of
circuit court. The delegation Of
preachers was headed by Rey. j.
l.. Neill, pastor of the First Meth
odist church of Laurel, who led in
the presentation of reasons against
the public execution of the mur-
derer. A respectful hearing was
granted by the board which stood
three for the execution and two
against. Two OF the three favor
ing public execution agreed
however, that if petitions from his
constituents should be presented
to them showing that public senti.
nlent was against their position
they would withdraw all opposl>
tion and consent to the private ex
ecution OF the man. The board
consented to meet January 70 TO
receive the petitions and there to
take such action as may seem adj
visable. The preachers are conf
dent that the petitions Will be ia
yorable to their contention and
that the hanging will not be pub |
lie"
In the proper column OF todav's |
paper will be found the name of
j. c. Mcureight. who is an asri>
rant for the Office of supervisor of
Beat one. Mr.. MoCreight is the
present member from Beat one,
and is the worthy and efficient
President Of the Board, and there>
fore needs no words of introduc.
tion at our hands. He has made
q very capable and efficient eff
cial, and if the Voters of the coun.
ty give him this honor again they
can rest assured that he will con-
tinue to discharge the duties in
very painstaking and business
like manner and the affairs of the
county will be in competent hands.
s~~~~~~~~~~~~
Mr.. M. Cohen, well-known
citizen of Starkville, makes his
bow to the. public this week and
desires to be the next Treasurer of
this county. Mr.. Cohen is honest
and upright and in every way
worthy of this position and the
voters of Oktlbbehe can assure
themselves that if he is elected he
will dischal ge the duties in bus
mess like manner and at all times
deport himself SO as to bring hon.
or upon the Office and credit to
himself. Before casting your bal
lot next August give his claims
due consideration.
The way new subscribers are
coming in is very gratifying to
the management of the Times, es-
pecially when we consider the hard
times and scarcity of money. But
this is election year and everybody
is interested in WHO'S Who" in
the great political struggle that is
to take place between both state
and county candidates. The Times
proposes to keep its readers posted
on the doings of the various can-
didates and give them all the CAM
paign news.
-~~~~~S~s~~~-e-~~S~-~%
Messrs. w. NJ. and Il. L., Math.
ews, of Alfalfa, Ala, spent sew
eral days in ,Starkville this week
visiting their father and mother,
NJ 4
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1915-01-22

The assessors race promises to
be a lively one. Bell, Rainey,
Cummings and Quinn are already
in line, and more entrys are ex
peeted soon.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1915-01-22

A. L. Saxon and family left
Thursday for Starkyille, where
they will reside in the future.
Mrs. Saxon will spend few days
at $3.50 before going to her new
hcme MT. Olive Tribune.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1915-01-22

Mrs. Benton Brannon sof Aber-
deem, spent Sunday al the home o.
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A..
I, Mathews.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1915-01-22

Sgs lankcy sptortained tie
Starkvills 42 Club Tuesday,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1915-01-22

Messrs. w. NJ. and +. H. Math.
ews, of Alfalfa, Ala, spent sew
eral days in ,Starkville this week
visiting their father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mathews, and
their sister, Mrs. A, q. Sanders.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1915-01-22

Z. Judge Carroll is holding court
at West Point this week.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22
ollo fa1t ie6en Mben6 BORT

ortn9lt allo To1t 1eoen Aoe1o oor1
5u?"
Grit felt 6em gromen," ertpioerte
stephan roid; iie Bot mid, nit ibr
gu iben, 90 ibr Dies erm0gli@en miir-
oe, Die Stele gu befommen, bon Ser
lie ipra&. Sd ueiB, oaB bieie @in=
nabme cine groBe Silfe fir Tie beioe
uare, 90 lie m1si@liebli@ ouf ibren
@eroie1rit angetpieien iin6."
rtsdon redt, i6 periteb.' IS lit iebr
gut bon Dir gu belfen un6 au6 oann
nod, tpern iie sic Stellung erbalten
boben miro" fubr er in meniger
ider5baftem Some fort, alS er Ste-
pban'S @rr0tbe1r unb @erlegenbeit be-
n1erfte. u@enn tie 10 gut lit, mie fife
biiblh lit, pdre es feline idle6te
@abl, Steenie. Ser @e6arfe, 6aB D1
6iele oberflddli6e So6ter bon Scr.
3are beiratben iouteitu por mir BON
M11fang an 5u}pioer. 9ein @ater Jag
tie mir Dor einem Sabre, Geine Stief=
mutter baitte es iebr gerne geiebe1."
uMgiB 3are bat ste 8efannti9aft
abgebroden> l1r16 tpern i@ mir ales
redt iiberlege , be6m1ere i6 Dos
o1trd)a11S nidt. sic i6einem nit
Sbrer @etnung bon STR redt 5u ba-
be11 0enn o11geni@einli6 mor es mel
ne Steuung> uno nibt ib ielbit, maS
iie an3og. Sd claude, i@ er5ablte
Sbnen> mie iie MIDI i@nitt, 6amolS
als i9 ibr nit &eter ouf 6em 6lub
oben begegnete. nebrigens, mas &e=
ter betrifft, 10 batten sic ibn beute
fritz ieben ioue11 ols er bon metnem
grfolge b0rte. @ei1r narrii@ par er
Dor 6reu6e, rtn6 6as nod 6a5u nad)
elmer iebr idlimmen Mo6t. St BET
gaB ga115 auf feline S6mer5en, I'M
ltb init mir at freuen."
uMrmer @erl! Sreut MIDI, baB eS
linn beifer gebt. 81 balt 6as &edt
ouf 5tpei @o6en l1rlaub I'M Sabre,
un6 90 gu eine fir Dein @romen
gebraudt bait, lit no6 cine ubrig.
S9 meine> gu iolltelt Serien mebmen,
oenn gu ba1t in lebter 3eit gera6e ge<
mug Gorge o1sgeitan6en. @omm NIT
mir in sic Serge binauf, Surge, uno
trimm 6en fleinen Mann NIT; gu
fannit fir Di6 ielblt 5ablen, fir 6en
&leinen troge i6 sic @uSlagen gerre.
@s mare mos @roBartiges fir i'm. "
fiigte er nit Mab6rud bi115u.
l1n6 10 mtuigte @tepban ein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22
49,.

Ser Mufentbalt in Ben Bergen be-
6eutete nod elmer &i6tung bin eiaen
groBen @rfolg, 0enm er bil6ete fir
aue 6rei ei11err ungetribten @enuB.
Mu@ rnterlag es feinem 3tpeifel, oab
'er STEPHAN iebr 5ugute FAM, beiien
gr0btes @ergniigen barin beitano,
lange @po5iergange iiber sic fiblen
Serge bin gu moden. Mar Setter, OBJ
tpobI er ii9 Elm tperig erbolt 5u baben
1dien, fiiblte fi9 nod i&tpo@ nno lit
5iemli@ biel. Sod moro ou6 linn
ieoer neue Sag 5u elmer 9lele 1telter
6reuoen, 6e1n Dor a1em batte er iei<
mem lieben Scr. stephan iooiel I'M
iid, un6 Damn tp1lBte er oa6, 6ab ite
mieocr in 6em bequemen Bboetbon
mitiommen ipa3ierenfobren tpiiroen>
ge5ogen bon oen peiben NonieS> Sic
er idon om erlten Gage 10 iebr be-
tplt16ert botte. Midt 6ab feline 8e=
numbering abgeroumet batte, oenn
imn1er nod 1id)t fornte er it6 iatt
ieber an SEN glan3enoen &iide1 un6
Sen idonen longen Sdman5en nno
idlteBlid glaubte er, ein &e6t oora11f
SIT bobe1t, iid bon tbne1 uno MIR bon
ibt1en ipa3ierenfabren 5n 1aiier. Sebr
meit fonnte o%ller0ings sic Sabrt ME
ausgeoebnt tperoen, ben1 rltr 5a balo
pflegte ser &leine 3u ernniioen lno
ipor immrer tpieoer frob, no@ bon1e
3uriidgetebrt 5u iein nno aaf Dem
Sofa am offenen 8etfter liegen 5a
f0n1ren. Mm beiten geftel ibm Die
Tobrt nod} oem gdofelfem, bon Dem
m1s er Sos i6one Gbal iiberieben
fonnte, nn6 6onn nabm Stepbon i'm
III fefnen ftarfen grm uno trug tb1t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22
idneraenbe Mmsfelm &C.
hetlt.

&orte Mrbeit, ueberonitrengl111g,
geringe @teifbeit, mebe Musfeln,
Sloons Eminent 1etdt o%ttgetpan6t,
elm menig @rbe, 1n6 Cure &ronfbeit
per16minoet pie m,f magiide @eiie.
ngai6ts bat lie gebolfen mie SIR
5Ioon's Ointment. Sd fann SSbne1t
ME genrg 6arten," fdreibt Elm 6anf.
barer @ebrau9er. StiM 2eibem,
8eb un6 5dmer5. Gin orsge5eih-
netes @egenrei3mittel, BETTER un6 ret
niger a1s Cent. @lle Dr1ggtiten 25f.
@ouft be11te no6 cine SIaide. Drin9t
elm obare reibetr. - Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22


rur gu frob iein, Sic Bel iib gu ie=
ben."
SsSn ser Ebat tpa1r6e er nit a1er
@er5lihfeit begritBt un6 bal6 tpar
5milden ibn un6 Mrs. 8lafe cine
pertruuli9e Mouberet I'M @ange,
mabren6 sic beioen Mn6eren itd
nad @er5ensluit on Ser M11iif erfreu=
ten. God obmobl Moden5ie es feline
Sefnn6e an ser boIen Mufmerffm<
felt gegen M3rs. 8lafe mangeln lieB>
10 bemerfte oieie bo6, uie oft fem
9lif gum &lapier %biniiberglitt, gu
@iloa, o1f bas bonn 9ampenlidt be-
l9ienene einfade meibe &lei6, 6aS
meuige bral111e @oor. Meben ibr itan6
Stephan, bob 11n6 oufredt, unb iei=
ner @ioline entquollen Gone bon 10
ousorudspouer &iefe> 6aB 6ie bei6en
3ub0rer r111ter 6eren 3%m1berbann per-
ltummten un6 iid bem bollen @e=
m1iie 6es 2auidens bingaben.
Isle ipielen iebr gut 5uiommer,"
bemerfftte Mrs. 8lafe, als @il6a bin-
ousgegangen tpor, INN 6aS Mbenoeiien
gu bereiten, mdbreno Stepbam ii6 an
SOS &labier geiebt batte un6 Lett Dor
1i6 FIN 1pielte.r Gi110en Sic nidt
arb, Scr. Maden5ie?"
u@or5iiglid!" itimmte 6iefer BEL;
nib bobe ME better fpielen b0ren.
Mber er lit in alien glei6 geididt
un6 idon feline M31ttter batte febr bel
Mnlage fir M11iif. Mber a11@ Sire
Eod)ter ipielt gut. Sic iagten> tie
gibt Muiifitun6en, ri9t mabr
v@tr nrterribten bet6e, tie in M11=
lit 11n6 id in Molerei; % f01nen sic
lid 6enfen, mie tptqfommen nns sic
Seiertoge iin6. Sd babe in Soutb
&enlington gelernt un6 6ann in
Tranfrei6l uno einmal babe t@ eine
gtuoienreiie nod 96ottlano gema@t
l1n6 beiibe 6apon no@ be1te einige
Sfi55en in meiner Mappe. @onen
Sic file ieben?"
80 ia, freili6, iebr gerne! 8or es
&ertbibire, 400 sic tparen? Sc lit
ser i60nite Sbei1 6iefes ih0men Cant
6es.
Sos in 6ieiem Mugenblife oufge-
tragene Men6eiien mabte Ser Inter
boltung Elm gnbe, uno Ga es 5u @bren
@tepban's Elm beion6eres @abl mar,
tiidte M}rs. 8lafe fdlieBli@ bon ibr
ieIbit ~berfertigte 8ddereien ouf 6ie
alien bortrefflid idmedtett, nn6 10
tpar es ales in oQem Elm frobli@es
MabI. Donn mur6en Die 9fi55en
berporgebolt un6 sic bet6en Gteren
2ente tporen in 6eren 8etrodtunq
bol6 10 bertieft, 6aB Sil6a unb @te=
pban at ibrem @lobier 5urMdfebrten,
un6 erit, als man om @n6e Ser Mop=
be ar1gelangt tpar, bemerfte mar, pte
fpat es i18piiden ee>por6en mar.
ussdb boffe> @ie fommen tpie6er,
Scr. Moden8ie?" fogte Mrs. 8Gafe,
als mort Mb19ie6 1rabm.
Sos piir6e mir 111tr lteb 1ein. Sd
tper6e fommen, tpenn Ser S1nge
fommt."
Sos lit nabe51 ieoet Men6,"
lodte &i16a, uoenn Scr. Dalp lit ic
fraun6li9t NIT mir 5u iibet> nn6 td
bobe nit fetner Silfe iolde 8ortidrit=
tie gemodt 6aB i6 cine Ste1e als
8egleiterin annebme1t f0nnte."
u8mei quite Graren," bemerfte Ma=
den5ie, ols ct nit Stepban 6te 6ltn.
tie 5traBe entlong ibritt. ul1r6 D1'
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-02-19

to see it?' she wheedled OF Aunt Jose
phine.
Aunt Josephine nodded acQuiescence.
and moment later we all entered the
building.
"You-you are very careful since
that last warning?" asked Elaine az
we approached our door.
More, than eyer--now," replied
Craig. Il have made up my mind to
win"
Kennedy had started to unlock the
door, when he stopped short.
"See," he said, this is a precaution
have Just installed. almost forgot
in the excitement"
He pressed a panel and disclosed
the boxlike apparatus.
This is my kinograph, which tells
me whether have had any visitors in
my absence. II the pen traces a
straight line. II is all right; but if
heIlo--Walter, the line is wavy."
We exchanged significant glance.
"Would you mind--er standing
down the hall just bit while en-
teri" asked Craig.
BE careful cautioned Elaine.
He unlocked. the door, standing OF
to one side. Then he extended his
hand across the doorway. Still moth
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-02-19

"a Package for You, Miss Dodge"
will come down stairs, will show 1t
you"
Puzzled, but interested, Elaine fol-
lowed her. In the library Jennings
pointed mutely at the new safe. Elaine
approached it. Az they stood about,
new beads of perspiration. as it were,
formed on it. Elaine touched it and
also quickly withdrew her hand.
II can't imagine what's the matter"
she said "But--well--Jennings, you
may go-and Marie, Also
When the servants had gone she still
regarded the safe with the same won
dering look. then turning out the
light, she followed.
She had scarcely disappeared when,
from the portiered doorway near by,
the Clutching Hand appeared. and,
after gazing out at them, took q quick
look at the safe.
"Good!n be muttered
Noiselessly Michael Of the sinister