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The Effects Of opiates,

7>HAT INFANTS Peculiarly susceptible to opium and
smallest Closes continued these opates changes in
mbeci craving for alcohol or narcotics
result Of dosing with opsses narcotics 70 keep children
receive in the smallest doses for than day
only then il unavoidable.
The administration Of Anodynes Drops coras Soothing sn
deced and the druggist should mot BE- it. Children who a
need the attention phycian and It nothing less than
wilfuly
Castoria contains narcotics II Il bears the ~
Of Chas. H. Fletcher. ~ <AT%,l
Genuine Castoria always signature of&<zT7XN
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Woo jwork.

as 1t your intention to offer your
enemy IN olive brnnch:'
I'm not sure" replied Senator Sor-
ghum "Well try out the olive branch
proposition; but we'll fix the thing sc
il can be turned .nto an aN handle
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District Attorney Bound Over.
Breckenridge.-Barney L. Whatiey,
district attorney here, who shot and
killed bis father. was held in $1,000
bail by District Judge Cavender after
a preliminary hearing.
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mecort New Bishop for Los Anoe,e.
Rome-The Right Rev John J. Nc.
Cort. DID,, auxiliary bishop Of Phila.
delphia. was appointed bishop of Los
Angeles, Cal.
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SPORTING NEWS

Lieutenant lmmeimann, the famous
German aviator. is reported 10 have
been killed.
Miss Olga Dorfner OF Philadelphia,
national swimming champion at lOo
yards. left for San Francisco. where
she will defend her title on July 4.
Harvard won the freshman two-mile
race. the opening event OF the annual
ialeHarvard regatta. on the Thames
at New London. Conn. under ideal
weather and water conditions
G. V Rotan of Waco. Tex. won the
qualifying round in the Lynew0od
Hall cup tournament Oh the links Of
the Huntington Valley Country Club
at Philadelphia with a card of 76.
An offer of $4,000 for a fight on
Labor day. between Fred Fulton ami
Jess Willard. has been tentatively ac
cepted by Wizards manager. Tom
Jones. The offer was made by Harry
Sherman and James Connolly OF Min
neapolis.
Robert Rockwell of Philadelphia
and Paul Pavleka of Madison, Conn,
have broken two records in their
preparatory training at the military
flying school at Buc, according to in,
formation given out at the headQuar
ters OF the Franco-American flying
corps at Paris.
GENERAL
OF the fourteen sons. all living. OF
Mrs. Mary Wolfe of Baltimore, six
now wear the uniforms of United
States soldiers
The s5o.o00.Ooo property of the
Cananea Consolidated Copper Com
pany. Cananea. Sonora, an American
concern, has been placed in the hands
of the municipal authorities of Cana
nea
There will be no Progressive party
ticket in Kanses thisS year. This was
made certain when it was announced
that the ten presidential electors
chosen at the state convention last
month would not file their decIara-
tions.
Mrs. Madeline Force Astor COM
pleted her sacrifice of money for love
at the altar at Bar Harbor. Me.
Dressed in simple blue serge travel
ing suit and straw hat to match the
widow of Jacob Astor was married to
William Karl Dick Of New York.
Charles Pryor. sc years old, claim
ing to be former surgeon of Pancao
Villas army when the Mexican band
It ruled northern Mexico, waived ex-
tradition proceedings to return him
to Topeka, Kan, on a serious charge
involving thirty young girls.
Charges that Miss Gertrude Clay
poole. niece Of John W. Bookwalter
Of Columbus, Ohio. and heir to one
fifth Of his $4,000. 900, estate. had
been drugged. held prisoner in q New
ark hotel and forced to sign away Ger.
tain sf ,hsr rights in the estate. ~ers
laid bazdHe District Attorney Edward
8vann n New York
- slphiA has besn desisnatsd
~ ~, = = tkifty-fcuriG u
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StelIa-Did he propose?
Bella-Not yet. but think hs \,
made his keynote speech.
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Pixies Peak Region Population s1aas.

Fixes Peak Region Population 51,22s.
Colorado Springs-The Pixies Peak
region has population of 1929, a
big increase in the last year, accord.
ing to the 1915 city directory, Just is.
sued. The region includes Colorado
Springs. Colorado City. Manitou and
several smaller places.
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Cheer Guard on Way to Rendezvou,

Boulder = While 1000 persons
cheered, Capt. H. C. washburn and
sixty-seven members of troop d, cav
airy. marched through the business
section of Boulder and entered auto
mobiles which took them 10 the state
rife range at Golden.
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II you m Amnnm

suner with Rheumatism or Eeuritis, acute or
chronic, write for my FREE BOOK on Rheuma n
.ism-ita Cause and Cure. Most wonderful book
ever written. it's absolutely FREE, Jesea 4.
case, Dept. G. W., Brockton, AAss.-Ady.
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"There Is no excuse for crime-
mo. but there is usually warn
for It,"
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It's no disgrace to work for living
unless you work others.
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II you wish beautiful, cl.,, i,
clothes. use Red Cross Bag Blue N 4
good grocers. Adv. AZ
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Toads do no harm nj all.
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Silent, but ELOQUENT.

o,'o II. Kahn, who hns given his
estate In England as n home for b,ind
s.'ulers' was talking nbout the horrors
me other day. he said, two men
w lionoken pier saw huge cargo
oi wooden legs being loaded on x
S's'l,,,er !. .,,, for shipment to Europe.
i,ose WOODEN legs, said The f,rst
n,nn, 'nre mighty eloquent areu.
men, against war. nre they n0tY
y. les the otlser man s'sa greed !.
sneS're what you might CHI stumf,
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Washing nston.-American troops are
preparing to occupy Juarez. Aqua
Prieta, Matamoros ana other evacu-
ated towns along the Mexican side OF
the border Instructions have been
given to Gen. Bell. commander in El
Paso. to be ready to cross at mo-
ment's notice a single code word is
to be his order. Commanders at 9TH
er points have similar instructions.
Everything is in readiness in Fort
Bliss and Camp Cotton for moving
American troops across the two in
ternational bridges and taking charge
Of JuareZ. For week secret prepara-
tions have been going on at the fort
and in the downtown camps. Coinci'
dent with the occupation OF Juarez, 1t
is believed that the Mexican Central
and the Mexican Northwestern rail-
road lines will be seized by the Unit
ed States and will be used for troop
movements.
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Naco, Ariz.-United States soldiers
stationed here began the erection of
line of breastworks in a northeast
erly direction near the border from
the United States immigration office.
This was after reports that 1,500 Mex
lean troops are within few miles Of
the border. The soldiers constructed
the defensive line with sacks of sand.
They made no effort to dig trenches.
Two troops of cavalry. about 200 men.
are on guard Lere.
Camp Withycombe, Ore.-The Third
battalion OF the Third regiment of in
fantry of the Oregon National Guard
was ordered to entrain at once for
San Diego, Calf, and there await
final disposition for service on the
Mexican border.
| birmingham. Mass. - Four regi-
ments of infantry. one regiment of
field artillery, one ambulance com.
pany and one field hospital com
pany. constituting the greater part of
the Massachusetts military mobiliza.
ton here. received orders to be
ready to entrain for tho Mexican Dor
der. San Antonio, Tex, it is said, will
be their field base.
Denver.-Following the receipt OF
urgent orders from the War Depart.
ment, Adjutant Gen. Gamble and his
staff hastily completed plans for the
evacuation of the state camp at the
Golden rifle range by every unit OF
the service within the next two weeks
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cARRANzA NOTE ADMITS OR.
pER,No MASSACRE BECAUSE
PERsAINo "olsosEYEo"
GEN. TREviNo.
TO SEIZE BORDER CITIES
ENTIRE MILITIA GOING TO FRONT
AT ONCE ON SECRETARY
BAKERS ORDER.

w..,.rn Nem.r.p.r rnlen New. Service.
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I|'|al|
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NEWS 10 DATE
IN PARAGRAPHS
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF
WIRES ROUND ABouT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST week
RECORD or IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
ABOUT THE WAR

western S.w.rar.- Union news service,
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-03-22

THAT'S stnbcner's work" hs ss'
planned "It was programmed months
ago Hut | don't care Im heading
Tor III. mountains I've quit
She glanced at the unfinished inter
view on the desk and sighed
How lordly men are" she said
Masters cf destiny They do as they
please
From what I've heard he inter
rupt.,i you've done prrti, much as
,ou please It's one Of the things
HE ah nj Won And What has struck
~ hard from the rrst VAS the way
Won snd | understand each other
lie broke or and looked ut her with
nafuins eyes
Vel the ring did one thing for
me- he went On IT made me ac-
daulntri With You And when you
nni the one woman there's just one
fhluE 10 dp-tnke her In your two
hands and don't let so Come on. let
- start FOR the mountains
II had lotne with the audiences OF
n thunder, zap. aud yet she felt that
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-03-22

e,svoe. aaif q the FIRST rnund vas
speat II feeling each other out. tut
Maud sangseer found the play aud
feint and tap Of the gloves sufficiently
exciting.
During some OF the nerccr ra'iic~ IN
later stages Of the fight the editor "as
compelled to touch her arm 10 remind
het who she was and 81 herr shr W1s
Powers fought easits aud a.c'a '. l.
b<came tho hero OF hal' hu irrd rii :
battles. and an adm5rins cHiGr A.
ria uded his every crsrrue>s
Yet he did not unduy e,crt himself
save 10 occnsiona, strenuous ralAs>
that brought the audience KrSa- =
IL feet In the mistaken uat.au tsat -
was getting his man
II vas st such = moment. When -
eve cou.i nj T. f'-p be-
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-03-22

trout That was when ! camped on
these rocks | didn't dream that some
. day Id he back with you-YOUr
And lie champion OF the ring.
too. she suggested
No. | didn't think about that At
all Dad had always told me ! vas gu-
Ing to be. and ! took II for granted
lou see. he WAS very wise. He was Q
great man"
But he didn't see you lea wing the
ring"
u don't know lie was % careful
In hiding its crookedness from mo that
think he feared It. I've told you
about the contract with Stubeuer. Dad
put In that clause about crookednssa
The nrst crooked thing my manager
did was 10 break the contract"
And yet you are going TO eight this
Tom Canaan. In 10 worth whiieY
lie looked at her quickly.
Don't you want me tor
Dear lover. ! want you to do what
ever you want"
No she said and to ber~eif. her
words still ringing In her sara. she
marreled that she. not least among the
stubbornly independent Of the brssd
OF Sangster. should utter them
Yet she knew they were true, asd
she was glad
1T will bs fun" be said
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-03-22
cAAP1ER VII.

As be spoke In bis eyes WAS oil the
"a expression with which a man
- looks at woman She felt
thu 1nere and heat Of him. and
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-03-22

she bal been expecting H. Her heart
"a> hentlng Up and almost choking
her Ia a strangely delicious way. Here
nj last WIS the primitive and the
s4Wpir With a vengeance Then. top.
II seeined dream. Such things did
not take place In modern newspaper
offir.. Low. could not Ice made in
such fashion: /, only ~ occurred on
the stage and In novels
lie hai arisen and WAS holding out
both hands 10 her.
Il don't dare" she said In whis.
per half 10 herself ~ don't dare"
And thereat she was stung by the
quick contempt that flashed In his eyes
but that swiftly changed 10 open In
cr,~luIity
You'd dare anything yon wanted"
lie WAS saving. Il know that Its not
case Of dare, but OF want 10 you
want"
She hal arisen and was now sway.
Ing as II Ia dream II flashed Into
her mind 10 wonder II II were hypno-
iism
She wanted 10 glance about her At
the familiar objects Of the room In
orier II identify herself with reality.
but She could not take her eyes from
his Mr. did she speak
lie had stepped beside her HIS
hand WIS on her arm. and she ieane-i
toward him inyoluntsrily.
II was al rurt ~ 10 lraor, a,a d,
WAS no longer hers Ia question any
thing II WAS the great dare.
He Was right She could dare what
she wanted. and she did want lie
was helping her into her JACKET She
was thrusting the hat pins through
her hair
And even ~ she realized II. she
found h"r."lf walking beside him
through IA. opened door.
The Flight Of the Duchess" and
"Th" Statue and the Bnsi' dart,-i
through her mind Then sh. remeun-
ber"i Warning
What's become Of waringY" she
murmur.d
Land travel or sea faringr" he
murnur.d back
And To her this kindred sufiicien,
note WAS a yindlcation Of her mad.
ness
Al the entrance OF the building he
raised his hand to call n taxi but WAS
STOPPED 10y her touch on his arm
Where ARE we goiug?" she breathed
To the ferry We've Just time to
-
But emit 20 this way" she pro
tested II haven't even a change
Of hAndkerchiefs
He held up his hand again before
replying
You can shop In Sacramento Well
get married there and catch the night
overland north. III arrange every
thing 10y telegraph from the train"
As the cab drew 10 the curb sh.
looked quickly about her at the famll
lar street and the familiar throng.
then. with almost furry Of alarm.
Into GlSndon's face
i don't know a thing about you. i"
she said
We know everything about each
other, was his answer
She felt the support aud urge OF his
arms and lifted her foot To the step
The next moment the door had
closed. he was beside her and the ca b
was heading down Market street
lie PASSED his arm around her. drew
her close and kissed her When next
she glimpsed his face she was Ger.
tain that II was dyed with q faint
blush
Tive heard there was an art In
kissing" he stammered II don't
know anything about It myself. but
III learn You see. you're the trst NO
man ] ever Kissed
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-03-22
CHAPTER 4.
cHApTGN 4.
~ArHERE a jagged psak q rsea
wv thrust above the vsst VIZ.
w gin forest reclinsd Q maa
and ~nman AAn~Ath

-
ana q woman bsosetn
them. on the edse OF the Tvs. were
tether~d Two n"rs~- benloe eecn
saddle were psir OF sma" ssoo'e'
bags
lhe trees were nionotonousiy huge.
Ao"e''"S """u W 'ees '"'o e"e
h''' '"ey ,An ',o" e's"' 20 'eo .no
'"e''e 'ee' U" "'s"e'e' "S "e"
"u'n 'a'Ser'
An '"o'"'"S '"ey n.o '""e" W tos
ui'ioe t"rouk" TIM onorosen 'ossst'
n"' 'u'' " s "so wv '"s
n's' sp"' ."e's 'ney co"'u ses OUT u
'"e ''''"' w o'"0' W wv 'o'
"e"e"'n '"e" "" ay' 's' !"
'ney ''"'' "ss wv" "se
W maze e"pu'p'eu "oon'A'"s' Aoere
WINS nv e"u u s"e "us Aney
,oss one pen'"" s"o'"s' " '"s oim.
"iS'""' A'""s' ""e'S 'osy soeo
""' WIN ..k"s p'o"' " u"eoo-
'"s eA'""''" p@'"""-
mere were 10 e'eannes IN inc Tor
~, So''n' 'ou'n' ess' ano "es'' on-
'""' he''' uhoroAen' u cosereu tue iano
VII" u" "iS"V s'""'
lucy ny. 'ea'unx sne'l eye on tns
s's"'' ner nan" e'ssI*" 10 one OF MS.
Tor 'h's was 'ne'r money moon. ana
'hese "e'e Tue 'eu"o"os u nenoo
''i".
Across from shasta they had come,
with horses and ssddlebaga. and
GOWN through the WHO'S OF the coast
counties. ahd they had no plan sx-
ctyt 10 continue unui some other
plan entered their beads
Ihey were roughly dressed-shs In
tm'ei stained khaki. he In overaiis
anu "ooien snirt Inc latter was
open al the sinbnrned neck. ana 10
his huseness he seemed nt dWeiler
among the forest giants. while Tor
her' as a dweiler with him. there
We're no signs "f aught else but hap
piness
We'll Blg Man. she said. propping
herself up on an elbow To gaze at him.
II Is more WONDERFUL than you prom
is'd And We are going through Il
together
And there's lot OF the rest OF the
world well go through together" he
answered. shifting his position % ~
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-03-22

that a,.rat,a va go. -. j.,
dama.r. mat Re edit .,a'.,3 Z, hrr
and aid
ionnS FIT Nj VII al 1T lie,
co,urr ani hey car = = aH ~.
tel Mn IN the sHte"ft!. al NJ -.
fore
@or after she asked
She almost laughed - - ~, ~.
OF her companial u,-I'ae -
knew l..tter
f"w"r, WAS noted ~ 'aa'.c- IL
man from II NETT T. i..u.l, 81
r"uLd II rnuud AMI G.",4l o. Nis 80.
tent 10 afceie 70 this n -~a,d
His defens. WIS adn .-8he aai H.
threw IN Just enough = s.i>,, - - h.t
the edge Of tie audiences .tt,r,>t
Though he hnrw he Wa >"hed 81 I,
lose, Powers lad had too ,eH. i ras
ehIeriense IN hesitai" srou Ai4,Aip,
his man out L the OPPORTUNITY .-ered
lie had had the dom q. -, warA,.i
teo often IN hhn - =. st.ry n VIA
iug II ou ath.r,
II he g., - chance he Nls yreIar,-i
u knox HI man ogt AID ~ tn. syu
dicat. ~ hang
Thanks I" ever rre>s fuaar'ty. the
ld"a Ms prevalent that ~ 'n,t Young
Gieudon had ne, rs uas.r
la his heart Powers laV,v.r. Knew
that Il VAS hlu4S..f VI lad curnun
tered the better man Nj, tHtu.u >.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-03-22

e~'~s 10 uU0Ooo e1A
the betting synAScaen 49,
OF the joke. ! - - =
nam out 10 the 0s,1 ~
nr.t time ] shall b -, -.
night Poor Ton Or
crooked - the resi-. " r
sacrifice. :
You 80. I intesA b -.
In the ring. It's sssssol
10 q success, for ! % -.
the audience all ths 49, "
the game. It's . 80 - Rx
they're running Il - 49,
pls". and that's wAse - A
there. I'm giving Tie 80 .
stead OF At the rine..
II wish | couIA b - = -,
she said
he looked At her 81 49,
I'D Ike to have 20. RS
TO be rough time. rhss hSS'
Ing what may hsppss ~ 49,
program. Hut IN cahe 1872
you - noon ~ tie eve. N.Y.
be the last appearascs e y1wsNl
don In the ring-in any 49,
Hut. dear. yoe'vs osVo -. 4
speech In your life. - ~
You might fall
He shook his hsal psq1n0vuh
I'm Irish" - snnnaneI -
what lrishman we thus ~ -
speakY'
lie paused to la1oA oasab.
"stubener thinks ru e., -.
man can't train on aaUlnap ~
he knows about na010sas. = -
you. or anything elesqe ~ -
aud nIed nghts. Due n - -
that night. and poor NJ ~ IT,
feel sorry for Tom"
NY dear abysmal hsu1s b snRh
behave most sbysmaliy 81 - 1
fear" she murmured-
lie laughed.
I'm going TO make Q as11o -
at H. Positively my ~ 60
you know. And thea 4 - m
iOu. Hut II you dat waae onb6
appearance say the Wsel.
OF course wast 4 u ~ !
want my Big Man fee 49, q D
he himself be must b 49, m
want this l want Il ~ ~ N
myself too Suppose ] ~ J. ~
TO ~ on the stage - y - - -
Or the north polsr
lie answered s,evly, 80 .
EMMY
Then I'd say 20 ahaaA -
you are you and must - ysgs1 q
do whatever you want. ~ NJ
cause you are you"
And we're both . silly ~ ~
-rs." she said when hls soAn0 -
relaxed
Isn't II great" be csssl
II. stood up. measureA ~ - -
his eye and extended - ~ q
over the big woods that e1ouI1 -
scrricd. purple rangeA
We've got TO sleep ose 0OGD|
where. It's thirty oilss y oo
camp"
Who Of all the $3.50 49,
ever forget the meossaAo -
Golden Gate arena W1an ~
don put Tom Canaan = oM1G
even greater one thAo ~ =
kept the great sudisao @ ~
edge Of riot for a. ~. 60
subsequent grant iavs1ouoD =
supervisor and the in1leo11uD0U
contractors and ths bgno1 60
siouers and pretty osooo -
the whole night gansi
II was . compasee 49,
even Etubensr haA ~ 49,
prehensiOu Of what ~ 80 J
was true that his - ~ 49,
subordinate after ~ ~ - 4
fair and had run - al - g
hut oil that was ovss.
Young Pat had doas ~ q
swallowed the insvita6oe -
Of the ring and ceos - -
again.
The Golden Gate ass0 -
This was Its nr.t ashe 81 ~
blggest building Of IL tn -
cisco had ever er~cteA y s
600, and every seat was -
Sports bad Travelled frso g
world to I've present. and ~
go for their ringstAs -
cheapest sent In the essse
for g..
Tue old familiar roaf q
went up when B,lly NsunA
eran announcer. cllD6s6 -
ropes and barred bis gray -
Az he opened his nssn =
heavy crash came frso . -
where several tiers Il ~
collapsed. The crowd -
laughter and shouted -
and advice 10 the vSeo I.
whom had been huFt
The crash 81 the ssoo -
rtous uproar caused To -
lice in charge TO looe .
lieutena nts and M biz - i
that they would have -
and lively night.
One by one. welcosse -
applause. seven doughu -
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1916-03-22

forrtbly Was her own inlsorn certainty
that 10 vas mere naive aud simple
frankne-s on his part aud not prse
tic.d stfuiness
lie saw her into her machine ans
gave her another chrill when he SAID
go,Sihy Once again their hands wer'
cissped as he said
Some day IN see you sgaln
want to See you again Somehow
have feeling that the last word has
not been said between Us
And as the machine rollei away sht
Was aware Of q similar feeling
She had not seen the last 81 this
very disquieting Pat Glendcn. King OF
the bruisers aud abysmsl brute
hack In the training quarters. Glen
don encountered his Irriurl-i man
sger.
What did you dr- ME oHs for;'
Stubcner demanded We're huished
Of mess you've made You We
never stood Tor meeting = r.iortsr
alone before. and now you'll see whea
that Interview COMES ont
oiendon. VITO had t-Sn regarding
him with cool smazrm-nt. msd' az II
10 turn aud pass on and then changed
his mind
1t won't come out" h- sad
Stubener looked up SHARPLY
Il asked her hot to I, ,.nduu Ell
pialn
Then Stuhener explai,-i
AS II she'd XII Juic. thing Ike
that"
Glendon became yer! cod. and his
voice was harsh and grating
1t wont be published! She tod me-
- And 10 doubt It il To cal her
liar
The lrish fame was In his eyes. and
BY that and by the unconscious ciinch.
Ing OF his passion wrought baud,
Stubener. who knew the strength ~
them and OF the man be faced. no
longer dA rel 10 doubt
II did not take Stubeuer long 10 tind
out that Glendon intended extending
the distance OF the light. though try
VI" ""u'o ne 'ouiu Se' no ulht OF
Tue humtsf ot tue round
tie wasted no time. however. and
prviiy clinched certain Arrangements
With Nat Powers and Nat Powers
manager Powers had a faithful FOL
owing OF oettors. ana The betting syn
uieate vas not 10 lie dened IT, har
"t
oh tue h'sht OF tie hsht. Maud
Sahestef VAS ruiity OF a more daring
n'"hN-nuonality than any she had
's' commttei. though ~ VII sper of
ieaAr1 OUT To shock seeiriy
udef the protection ~ the ei!tor
81. occupied nLssiie seat Her
hair and most ~ her fac" were hidden
under sioneh hat. while she wore a
tnhh "hg ofereoht that lei Ia her
Heels
Lh'er'ng In the thick Of The crowd
she WAS not noticed. hnr 1Ii tie news.
raier men In the rr'->S s'at> against
the TING dlrceiy III ff"ht 90 her recug
hihe her
As was the growing custom there
were no preliminary t1uiS. and II"
uan har.y gaih'-i her seat ~a"h r"ts
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JACK LONDON

Copyright. 1913. by The Century Co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue of an order from the court
of ordinary of Glynn county, will be
sold at public outcry on the first
Tuesday in May, 1916, at the court
house door in said county, between
the legal hours Of sale, the following
real estate belonging to the estate of
F. A. Turner, to.wit: All of the
following lots, tracts or parcels of
land, situate, lying and being in the
county of Glynn and state of Georgia,
and in the city of Brunswick therein
and in that portion of said city known
as town commons and identified and
numbered on the map of said city as
follows, towns commons lots numbers
14o, ISL, 1853, 155, I157, 159, 161, 1863,
1855 and 1877, between Cleburne and
Davis streets, also lots numbers 145,
147, 149 and 1855 between Davis and
Habersham streets. Terms of sale,
cash. This April 4, 1916.
ANDREW J. TURNER,
Administrator estate of
4-o,12.19,26 F.. A. Turner.