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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-26
With nearly 60, 600 People III
Attendance to See the New
Body Start Off.
Gorresn.pndenee of AEgocsate.l Pfesgl

Correspondence OF AAssoc5atel Press1
MANIL.k. T.. II. Nov. 25-BefOre a
crowd VIII lch filed Plaza Mckinley, the
open space in front OF the Ayunta-
miento, seslt OF the central government
IN the PHILIPPINES, the first Filipino
Congress was inaugurated on October
16 Nearly 10000 people saw the first
session Of the first wholly elective
national legislature the Philippines
have ever had ia session made possible
by the passage at the last session Of
Congress OF the Philippine bill.
The ceremonies were brief. Mem
bers of tho Senate and House of Rep
rresentatiycs occupied seats on raised
platform Among them were two
Moros, one a senator and another a
representative appointed to represent
the Mohanm edan MorOs Of the south
who have heretofore been without rep
reaentation iii the Philippine legisla-
.turo. The 1gorot representatives.,
named to reDresent the so-called wild
tribes Of the mountain regions, were
not present.
The only business OF the. session was
the reading OF the annual message TO
Congress by Governor General Harris
son. He reviewed the accomplishments
OF the past administration and spoke
or the harmony which had ruled in the
Legislature since the beginning Of the
present administration. He predicted
a glowing future for the Filipino peo-
y {. " . j. 4 K L
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.CHlHUAHU c lTY NOW
RUMORED AS FALLEN
esv AsseelArIEn. HEEsa1

JUAREz, Mex. Nov. 2 5.--Tele-
graphic communication had not been
established between chihuahua City
and Juarez at a late hour tonight.
When informed OF a rumor in FL
#Paso that Chihuahua had fallen be
fort Villas attacks, Andres Garcia,
inspector general OF consulates said:
There has been absolutely moth
ing received here to Indicate such an
event, and we control the only avail
able sources OF information. From
our knowledge Of the defenses Of Chit
shuahua and Of General Trevino's re-
sources In men and arms, we do not
feel any uneasiness.
Mr.. Garcia, General Gonzales and
other Carranza officials attended a
BANQUET here tonight.
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STRONG TEST.IIM0NY.
IS Given by the Wife of Lawyer
Now on Trial for Murder
Of a Judge.
cnv ASSOCIATED PREEzi

. HUNTSVILLB, Ala, Nov, NIrs.
David p. Overton, wife OF the Hunts
vile lawyer charged with the murder
OF Judge MI. T q Bawler, testified in the
trial Of her husband here today that
IOvcrton was suffering from several
wounds and cuts when he returned
home after being absent the light Of
June III, the night Lawler was Killed.
.Overton,s claim IS that he killed Law
Ter In self defense.
The defense rested its case today
and the prosecution asked for time to
decide whether it would introduce wit
nesscs in rebutta1 Attorneys said the
jury would have the case before noon
Monday.
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WOULD YOU /. like
TO GAIN ]. |. fl. ES:HI?''.
Stealey Heights Man Gained
Six Pounds ait the Little
Cost ola D ollar.

eIerF Worth turned the trick anu
Eoyerc lme other ailments in himself
and his son besides. William Barker.
of 224 Milford street. Stealey Heights.
Ctty.stold #Druggtst Burke about it, most
convinctngly some time ago: s
have had kidney and bladder
trouble for 80 years and rheumatism
stomach trouble. NY food did me no
good.
purchased q bottle OF Merry
Worth and u and my son used It and
I$gafned six pounds:
am feeling much improved. Car
recommend Nerv--Worth to be q great
remedy. # has helped my son and
am wonderfully improved.
.'1NILLIANI BARKER
Not a bit#o health risk in taking
NerT-1 Worth. 1t contains no narcotAGs,
no opiates, no habit-torming drugs. "a
vegetable compound it. does good and
good only.
Your dollar back at Burkes drug
store if Nery-W Worth fails to benefit
you Advertis ement.
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OFFICIAL R..E ii!
of EIectionin Pennsylvania Are
Not of Much InterestexCept
to World Almanac Men.
~ aaree.Arsp!. rak ,.:.

4PITVTSBURG, Nov. % Official re-
turns announced today show that in
the election on November !, Charles
II. Hughes received 3,74 more votes
than the combined Roosevelt and.
Taft vote cast in 1912. which was
while President Wilson ex-.
ceeded the vote cast for himself four
years ago by. 21.416. The Socialist
vote cast for president was about
sixty per cent less than that cast in.
1912. while the Prohibition presi-
Dental vote was increased from LA %.
in.19l2 to 2,052 this year.
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KINGS |. | !. YACHT
IS Pressed into c Commerce Ser
vice blythe Demand for
Ocean Tonnage.
G. -Aaele5,e:ll.TE:95- Z 80

NEW YORK, Nov. = 5.Fhe extra
ordinary demand OF commerce for
ocean tonnage which has already
called into merchant service ships or
war and has virtually swept the
worlds shipyards bare OF everything
that Will float and carry cargo. now
has laid toll upon the erst#hile prl-
waite yacht ola king.
Today there arrived here the Span
ish steamship Alfonso XII, formally
the royal yacht Of the present king OF
Spain 1t once was the North Ger
man Lloyd steamship HaveI and was
purchased BY Spain during tho Span
tsh-Amerfcan war.
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i. /. |. !. !. 5.
Take Possession of City Fire
Station and Send an UIti-
matum to Mayor.
II cay al. e,t=,ATs,, p -

ASHLAND, Ore, Nov. Fifty
men. who said thew were members Of
the Industrial Workers Of the World,
aIighted from q freight train here to
night, formed a line and marched to.
a city fire station OF which they took
possession. After holding a meeting
they sent an ultimatum to the mayor,
southwark and declaring il their de-
mands were refused they would re-
main where they we're. Extra police
were placed on duty.
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APPEAL.
IS Made BY the American Red
CTiss for Marines Scattered
throughout Haiti.
! AEseerArEn PEGS, .

WASHINGTON. Nov. The Amer
lean Red Cross, which recently began
collecting Christmas gifts for soldiers
at the border and in Mexico, issued
an appeal tonight asking that III their.
Christmas giving the American people
should not forget "the 5000 marines
who for nearly q year and half have
Domingo in small detachments which
are continually on war footing and
living under tropical conditions which
are peculiarly trying
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FIRST SES SIOW or
FILIPINO CONGRESS

t 4 x 4 4 43T 1 Z 4 I
pie ii the new era OF self government
which vas daWning and concluded BY
making the following recommends
lions:
IA downward revision of tariff rates
To meet the problem of decreasing Gus
toms revenues. Tho tariff wall on
foreign products while American proc
ucts have come In FREQ Of duty. has
causcda tremendous increase IN Amer
lean imports but has brought about d
falling on In other tnportations with
q corresponding decrease In duties
collected.
A.loan to the Manila Railroad Com
pRny, Just purchased BY the Philippine
government, to provide IN operating
capital for the governments admins
.tratton OF the railroad.
The establishment 81 a permanent
basis Of government salaries. based on
the fact that future appointments will
be Of permanent residen Of the is
be paid higher salaries because OF the
distance from home
"A revision Of land laws to permit az
the more rapid development Of public
lands. Homestcads should become the
three years instead of the longer per-
iod now required.
A revision OF mining laws SO thai.
In the future the title to those lands
should stay in the government. the
operating company either leasing the
property or making a royalty payment.
An ample appropriation for the inn
mediate development By. the govern
Il 80 fF1a Eas 4 " d NJ "
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AMERICA
Continued from page7l first section.)

by the United States governments and
rigldly punished il it is found they
are attempting to violate neutrality
1T became known here toni light that
this pledge, which was not put IN IN
writing was given after the Mexican
commissioners had complained that
much Of the difficulty along the bor-
der had been due TO plots formed
within the United States.
The American members gave full
assurances that the United States
would strictly enforce the neutrality
laws.
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THI n ABOUT IT, i.

isaH8 E1Tg ASSOCIATED. PaEHG1
s San FRANCISCO, Calf, Nov. Is
resident Wilson, through Secretary
TnmuIt tn, today notified Frank 81 Con
nelly, leader of a movement working
for an embargo on the expectation OF
foodstufs that the embargo question
receiving his most serious con
sideTatipn''
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EMBARGO ON STOCK

ST. JOSEPH, MO, Nov. 25.
embargo on outgoing shipments Of
cattle, hogs, sheep and horses from
the ST. Joseph stock yards was i'm
posed late today following the discov-
.covery Of symptoms Of the foot and.
mouth disease Of q shipment Of cat
tie III the Kansas City yards.
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!. LONG TINE
Yet Says Rear Admiral Taylor
before Authorized Warships
WiLI-Be Ready.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Mono Of
the eight big waTHhips authorized by
Congress this year can be ready to
join the fleet in less than three years
and g hair. Rear Admiral Taylor,
chief constructor Of the navy, today
told the House naval committee. Adj
1ntral Taylor thought the government
faced the same difficulties with short
age OF. skilled labor and material that
confront private shipbuilders.
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.R()UM'ANI...A.
.(Continued from page il, first section


Gycrgyo mountains, on the Moldayfan
front, delivered attacks, but were re-
pulsed with heavy losses.
a crisis in the relations between
the Entente commander and the
Greek ministry over the demand for
q surrender of the Greek arms and
ammunition. may have been averted
if, as reported, the ministry has de-
cided not to resist the demand. Vice
Admiral Du Fournet, the Entente
commander. has delivered an ultima
tunl to Greece, allowing only a. short
period in which the arms In Athens
were to be surrendered and threaten
ed that, unless the demand was COM
piled with, he would take measures
to enforce it. 1t is reported that the
Greek cabinent is about to resign.
Prior to the receipt Of the. report that
the Greek government had yielded,
the situation was described as most
grave
It is reported that the provincial
of Greece, headed by for
mer Premier Eentzelos, has declared
war on Bulgaria.
Violent fighting continues on the
Serbian front in Macedonia. Repeat
ed attempts by the Entente Allies in
strong attacks between Lakes Ochri-
da and 1Presba were repulsed with
heavy losses. The Italian troops en-
deaYored to advance northwest OF
Monastir and the serbians east Of
that city, but failed.
Lull in France.
A lu1l in the operations along the
front in France is attributed to bad
weather and fog.
Six German torpedo boat destroy
ers have raided the British coast near
Rams gate and, according to the Ger
man account bonbarded the town
and sunk a British patrol ship. Lon
don, however, states that no shells
fell near the town.
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long FLIGHTS ! /: 1 q
Nv Asnee.A rrn rar - "

LONDON, Nov 5, T79:.EE5 5 p. III. ~ .---
large number Of British aeroplanes
after long flights says 4 Reuter- des-
patch from the Roumanian capital.
The latest arrivals. it IS said. are to.
reinforce the British and French air
men already operating with the Rou-
nlanian army.
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II TOWN Is DESTROYED II: | y. J, ) !.
NY ANRpEIATEp EkEGaN

ANDALUSIA, Ala, Noy. 25.--=T The
town OF Red Level, Ala, was DESTROYED
by ffre today, when safe robbers blew
N, = drug store safe and then set fire
M. the store. Nine stores and the post
once were burned The loss Is esti-
mated at 100000. The robbers es-
capped.
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2,TISERS KILLED d
I tBr AssoeIATan FREe


CALUMET. Mich. Nov. Q S. Two
miners employed in the Tanarack
mine a mile under ground. were kill
ed and a third injured here tonight
when three air Blasts or local earth
quakes severely shook the whole Cal
umet mining district,
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STA. ! 4 VS. INDOORS.
h. ltIyla.,,x.-AnaeelIATsp .paRsr1

WASHINGTON. NOV. 26Presi-
dent Wilson, who was prevented from.
attending the Army-Navy football
game IN New York By a%cold, remain
though his condition was described
as improving.
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DISEASE AGAIN. .


8TaHI7 cav AHKaclATEa FREaAI II3I
TOPEKA, HANS, Nov. 25.--An
emergency quarantine on shipments
from neighboring states was estab-I
lished in Kansas tonight when the
foot and mouth disease was found
prevalent in a carload Of cattle re-
ceived at. Kansas City from ~ ebras-
ka. v. # .
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! !. .ANEN \ pLA,C E.


|NBWOGt8tT
NEW YORK, Nov. nth u view
Ito raising the standard Of hospitals
tthroug hout the COUNT to conf FORM to
the best afford ed iii the large cities,
the American T4ospft tai Associatt Ion 1T
meeting here tod Isl voted To- estab-
Rlfahs pernanentsh eadquarters IN PHI liza
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!. WAGE ADVANCE
3Gpr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

PASSAIC N u. Nov. 25.six
wooden mills OF this city announced
today that beginning Decem Der a they.
would increase the wages of their en-
p1oyes ten per cent. About is, 900
workers are benefited.
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7I7IT 0II ~ EIIIII-7 ~ ~ T-I7'7|-@ M n NJ
DEAD.


new YORK, Nov. 25 Andrew 81.
McCreerys son or James McCreery.
founder Of a large dry goods estab-
1ishment here, dropped dead of
SRpoplexy IN the waiting room Of the
Grand Central station here today.
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WAR DECLARED 81.
ta,rl.- Asaee,Al...r.JEyp,l raEra,

N SALONIKI, Nov. 2 s (vIa HIondon)
$3.50 The Greek provisional government
composed Of former Premier Venice
los. has formally declared war on
Germany and Bulgaria
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JACKSON 1 ) DIES.

T1TUsvIItI1E. Pa, Nov. 25Isaac
Operator and secretary reasurer OF
the United States Pipe Limo Company,
sdIed at his home here today.
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pR. HUGHEs R d:


NIHE3 = O--7-DI.
Laura Hughes. OF Boston, was re
elected president of the Spanish
American war nurses. at the annual
meeting of their organization hero
fhdnN .i.1 I.l.IL ..1Ea-H -l .I4-I1. ..a
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PER CAPT. MONEY.

Correspondence #of Associated rress)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Money ID
circulation in the United States on
November i amounted to $4,241.162 189,
otlclais lhe per Sap
Not to know when buying it.
little better than not to care. Either
failing ia a housewife grows. sooner
Sor later into financial troubl e' n in,
the home. ss # \. IA
Ys$$
A n-ad=Teade 's I'd oilar KS fre7
duantIy ut az oil iTS Is buy
Y1IIRts5
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TIDE. o. BATTLE

CONTINUED from page /, first section-)
soon after 8 O'Clock, was the 4
last direct word from the battle be-
fore the wire was cut.
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-LIEA.GTE 10 NI3ET.
tnr ASSOCIATED FREEES
NEW y0R Nov 2 :. --LTF n f Mai

V NEW YUR, Nov. 2a---The NahonaI77
Security League announced here to-
day that q congress Of constructive
patriotism OF Arneri cans for America"
viii be held under its auspices IN
Washington January 25, to. "a.
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WAGES INCREASED.
III Hag &EH2a Hlgllsd5 Al s4 m ~ NJ va
fRT AaaoGiArEn rsERas

NEWARK. n. J., Nov. 2 s. The
1000 employees OF the Clark Thread
Company OF this city will receive a
ton per cent increase in wages begin
ming December s, It was announced
today. 5y 54.a
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You will occasionally find something
advertised In the For Sale column
of the Telegram for which you would
5cheerfuly pay twice the price asked
IF you had to!
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emily her eyes fell on the precious
pouch so carelessly left. For a
moment the excitement bereft
her of ability to move. Here,
only a few yards from her, was
what would earn her sisters
safety and her release from Tay-
lor's power.
But she was no fool, and col
lecting her thoughts wondered
how 1t was possible so precious
thing could be left open to view.
Perhaps it was trap.
AS calmly as she could she
walked to the wall and touched
the bell that would summon a
servant. In few seconds Lam
bart entered.
"Please find Mr.. Denby." she
said, land say that I am here"
Before he could turn to go, she
affected to discover the leathern
pouch.
ooh, Lambart," she exclaimed,
heres Mr.. Denby's tobacco; he
must have forgotten it."
The man took up the pouch, as
Stunning from her manner that she
desired him to carry it to the
owner. "No. I'll take it," she
said, and reached for 1t. Lambart
only saw what was to him an I'M
excusably clumsy gesture which
dislodged IT from his hand and
sent 1t to the floor, in such a
manner that it opened and the
tobacco tumbled out. But the
girls gesture was cleverer than
he knew, for in that brief mo-
ment she had satisfied herself 1t
was empty.
ooh, Lambart." she said re-
provingly, chow careless of you! I
think Mr.. DENLY went into the Ii
brary."
Hearing her, DENLY knew he
must not be discovered and re-
treated through the empty library
into a small smoking room. The
man returned to Miss Cartwright,
his errand unaecomplished. "Mr.
DENLY is not there" he said.
Then I will give him the pouch
when | see him." she said. land.
Lambart. you need not tell him |
am here"
As soon as he was gone. she ran
to the window, her face no longer
strained, but almost joyous, and
when she was assured that none
watched her, lowered the curtain
as a signal.
Taylor must have been close at
hand, so promptly did he respond
to her summons.
"Well, have You got him." he
cried sharply, as he entered.
where is he--where's the neck
lace?"
"You we're wrong" she said tri-
umphantly, there is no necklace.
| knew ! was right"
you're crazy" he retorted
brutally.
"You said 1t was in the tobacco
pouch" she reminded him, land
I've searched and It isn't there at
all. Look, here's the very pooh,
and there's no necklace in it."
"How did you get hold of it?"
he snapped. 1t was moment OF
bitter failure for the deputy-sur-
veyor.
He left 1t lying on the table"
she assure dhim eagerly.
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ssUNDER COVER

I That's the signal" DENLY ex-
planned. IF he said Steve
shouldn't notice it, SO he always
says Dick "
WELL" she laughed, land why
don't you roll cigarette-Dick?"
Each man threw her a swift
glance as DENLY slowly took out
his tobacco pouch.
Very eagerly she watched him.
Her action seemed to set Monty
on edge. Suppose DENLY by any
chance dropped the pouch and the
jewels fell out. But DENLY COM
pleted the cigarette in safety and
Ethel turned toward the hall.
Perhaps l left my fan in my
room. I don't see 1t anywhere in
here" she said, as she disappear
ed.
Monty gripped his friends arm
tightly. who is that girl?"
why, Ethel Cartwright" Den
by frowned. What on earth are
you driving at?"
/ - ohO wac thdt uOol
tening to us, or trying to-"
$50 you thought that too?"
DENLY cried quickly.
Then you do suspect her of be-
ing the one they've got to work
on the inside?" Monty retorted
triumphantly.
1T can't be possible" DENLY ex-
claimed fighting to retain his
faith in her. You're dead wrong,
old man. I won't believe it for a
moment"
"Old man." Monty said, SOL
emily, "you are in love with her. f"
DENLY looked toward the stair
way by which he had seen her go.
81 know l am" he groaned.
"Oughtn't We to find out
whether she's the one who's after
you or not?" Monty suggested
with sound good sense.
Very WE'LL" his friend said;
"understaed I'm only doing this
to prove how absolutely wrong
you are."
Sure" he said. "Sure, l know,
and I'll be as glad as you to find,
after all, it's Lambart Or one Of
the other servants. What shall we
do?"
DENLY pointed to the door from
which Miss Cartwright had come.
go in there" he commanded
and keep the rest of the people
from coming back here"
Obediently Monty made for the
door.
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do but dance" Alice decreed.
Come. Nora"
Ethel hesitated at the doorway
Aren't you dancing or playing
pool, Mr.. Denby?"
I'm Just a moment" he said.
First | have word to say to
Monty"
II understand" she returned.
MANS god-business! Men use
that excuse over the very littlest
things sometimes"
But this is big thing" he as
serted, "a two hundred thousand
dollar proposition"
Whatever hope she might have
cherished that Taylor was wrong,
and this man she liked so much
was innocent, faded when she
heard the figure two hundred
thousand dollars. That was the
amount of the necklaces value,
exactly.
She told herself that the law
was just, and those who disobeyed
were guilty and should be pun
ished. But uppermost in her
mind was the thought that this
night would see the end of her
friendship with the man she had
sworn to deliver to the ruthless
Taylor. 1t was, as Taylor told her,
a question OF deciding between
two people. She could help, indi-
rectly, to convict a clever SNUG
gler, or she could send her weak,
dependent eighteen-year-old sister
to jail.
She turned away with a sigh.
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A NOVEL A WEEK.
Next Week
1.-THE BLUE WALL"
By George Randolph Chester.

"Oh, he left it on the table, did
he?" Taylor scoffed. We'll. of
course there's no necklace In 1t
then. Don't you see you've let him
suspect you, and he's Just trying
to bluff you"
1T isn't that" she asserted.
He hasn't got it, | tell YOU"
Il know he has," the implacable
Taylor retorted, "and you've got
to find out this very night where
1t is. You'll probably have to
search his ROOM"
She shrank back at the very
thought of it. 81 couldn't" she
cried. ooh, l couldn't"
He looked at her threateningly.
on, you won't, Ell? Well, you
Will. I've had your sister follow
ed-see here, look at this" He
showed her a fake warrant Dun
can had prepared at his bidding.
This is warrant for her arrest,
and unless you land that necklace
tonight, she'll be in the Tombs in
the morning"
But what can l do?" she said
piteously. What can | do?"
"I'll tell you," he said less
harshly, you're good-looking
girl; we'll, make use of your good
looks-get around him, jolly him,
get him stuck on you. Make him
take you into his confidence. He'll
fall for it."
Very WE'LL" she said brighten
ing. 1t seemed to her that no bet
ter way could be devised than to
convince Taylor he was wrong. 81
will get his confidence. I'll prove
it to you"
Continued i'm our next issue.)
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CHAPTER VII.
DENLY COnfeSSeS to Ethel

When Monty had gone, DENLY
took out the pouch and placed it
conspicuously on one of the small
tables, on which was an electric
shaded lamy. After looking about
him for a hiding place from which
he could command a view of it
and yet remain undiscovered, he
decided upon a door at the left
of the hall.
He had waited there only a few
seconds when Ethel Cartwright's
steps were heard descending.
"Oh, Mr.. Denby," she called,
you were right, the fan was in
my room after ALL" Then, as
she became conscious that the
room was empty, she paused and
looked about her closely. Pres