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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-01
FINAL WORD
In the Court Means .woIf of Wall
Street. Must Do Time.

WASHINGTON. May 1.-The su-
preme court Monday affirmed the con-
viction OF David Lamar, "Wolf of
Wall Street." In the New York fed
eral court on charges of impersonat-
ing Representative A. Mitchell Pal
mer to ]. P. Morgan and others with
intent to defraud. Lamar is undcr
sentence to serve two years In tho
penitentiary and Mondays action 70
the final word in the court
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-01

IRISH REPUBLIC
CAUSE is LOST
WANTS TO CORRESPOND.

Mrs. Anna Harms. OF Fair
Hope. Pa. or at least that is
the way the letter roads. writes
TO the Telegram as follows:
Il am a widow 40 years old
with dark hair and eyes and
light complexion and ! would
like TO correspond with wild
over or bachelor about IS or
so years old. am FIVE feet
five inches tall and l weigh
Ill pounds"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-01
RUSSIANS REGAIN
BY Counter Attack Positions
North of Mlynov They Had
Lost to Austrians.

BERLIN, May 1.-The Russians
have regained by coutner attack po-
sitions north Of Mlynov, which they
had lost to the Austrians, 1t was an
nounced in the Austrian official state
ment OF April 80 received here from
Vienna. More than 400 prisoners
were taken by the Austrian forces In
the engagement April 2S when the
Russian lines were penetrated.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-01
WARRANT REVOKED.
tar sssoeiArEp pssaD

ALBANY, N. Y. May s.-The
warrant calling for the extra
dition to Illionois OF Guy B.
Biddinger. a detective wanted
as a witness in West Virginia,
was revoked by Governor Whit
man Monday. The action was
taken upon receipt OF a letter
from Governor Dunno recalling
the request for extradition. The
New York authorities were i'm
mediately notified OF the reyo-
cation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-01
SHOT BY THIEVES.

FORT COLLINS. Colo. May
Frank Roach, sheriff of
Cheyenne county. Wyo., and
Nels Nelson, a rancher, were
shot and killed early Monday,
thirty-five miles northwest OF
Box Elder, Colo, whiel leading
a posse hunting horse thieves.
The thieves escaped. Roach and
Nelson had watched the thieves
camp all night planning to
rush 1t at dawn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-01
MRS. BENNETT TAKEN HOME.

Mrs. B. S. Bennett, OF Weston,
who had been a patient at the Kess-
Ter hospital for the last month, was
taken to her home Monday. While
in the hospital Mrs. Bennett under
went surgical operation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-01
DISSOLUTION ASKED.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The
government Monday filed a mo-
ton for a final dissolution de-
cree in the antitrust suit
against the American Can Com
pany. in the federal district
court at Baltimore. 1t asks that
the corporation properties be
disposed Of and that 1t be en-
joined from acquiring any in
terest in more than one OF the
concerns taking over can COM
pany plants.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-01
KILLED BY STREET CAR.

An unidentified school boy,
struck by n street car on East
Pike street near the Church Of
the Immaculate Conception
Monday afternoon just as the
Telegram was going to press,
died on the way to st. Mary's
hospital, whittier he was being
conveyed in an automobile. One
leg was cut of near the ankle
and his head was badly mashed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-01
MUST GO BACK.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The su-
preme court Monday held that Igna-
thus Timothy Triblch Lincoln. former
member Of the British parliament.
and confessed spy, must go back to
England for trial on charge of forg-
cry.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-01
Four Hundred and Fifty Rebels
March Out under the White
Flag and Surrender.
SOME CONTINUE SHIPPING
James Connolly, One of the
Leaders, is a Prisoner in
Castle and Wounded.

LONDON, May l.-Omcial an
nouncement was made Monday that
all the rebel leaders in Dublin had
surrendered.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-01
THE WEATHER

Condy tonight and Tuesday, prob
ably rain. Much colder Tuesday.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-11-09

though failing lamentahIy To control
his Voice.
How long have you been here?" he
demanded Shakily.
That most unwelcome Visitor affect
ed Ia consult his watch.
since nine o'clock last night" he
said, eoolly. Il WIS fishing on the Is
land and got caught by the storm-lhe
yourselves"
Hardwlckc'S eyes gliuted ominous-
ly then.
M by did You not let US know OF
your presence" he grnWlfu.
Why should l." smirked the doctor
Il knew you were here, of course.
found your hat and the lady.s hand
kerchtef. with Initials.
The other man WAS now nearly be
side himself with rage and anxiety, be
tng mlserahly conscious that Beatrice
VAS dropping like II wllted flower.
But Doctor Merriam affected fine dis
regard of the mans anger aud the
Woman's distress alike.
why should any OF us say, or even
think. dISagreeahle thlugsf" he cried,
with pleasant. on-haud air Of dis
missing the affair. An accident is
an accident, bur IL is my business AS
a surgeon To repair such mishaps. You
and |. Mr.. llardwleke. AN surely he
regarded rs n suitable escort for II
young lady bcnighted on an island. We
passed the night here together. What
more is there To be- Suld? NhHt more
can anyone say, even I'm cyh-tonEucd
Woman? | assure You, on my honor
You two people can rely absolutely on
my discretion"
So the unhappy pair LETT it ut that
and met with some measure Of eouSo-
luuou when Mrrriam's suaNe word eN-
planned matters Ia Mr.. and Mrs. Tour
ueur. Who. with other guests in the
hotel. formed an excited groun at the
landing place To receive the caStawayS
from the boat sent To their assistance
Between exhaustion and mental
stress Beatrice VAS taken III. Such
IA sequel To an exciting adventure was
only To be expected. and everyone in
the Lakeside hotel was most sympa-
thetic.
Naturally, Doctor Merriam attended
Beatrice professionally. She was CON
fined 10 her room during three weary
days but, ON the fourth, was allowed
TO receive visitors, Mrs. Tourneur
came upon Hardwicke on the veranda.
and told him that her daughter was up
and dressed, and awaiting him in her
sitting room. He hurried there at
once, being feverishly anxious to as
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-11-09


trance ana the doctor yieId'd. oto
iafd"''Ae turned '''e heS III tht 9fs y
TOOK OH MS coat anu almost Without
auN preliminary, th' mo men 'H-"=.d
III h'f'' HEht.
They We're fairly equally matched
IN ply NiPnr, but sheer resolution and
fiery wrath gave Hardwtcke the VIC
tory aud he lid not leave his opponent
until the man WAS beaten To the
ground.
Going then 10 his own room, Hard
wteke changed his clothes and r.
moved the most noticeable marks II
the contest. Feeling himself unequal
10 meeting Reatrl'' again that after
noon h" Iett III" hotel, meaning Ia
waIk Along an uhirrqnented path. aud
>utt@SN' uiN dedging Marion Miller,
"A', NN'' ''e M f"N' '"' ;, .AH
H''i III N''''"''''' 'uts'sa' ~ M
'"i' '''"'''''
Hh' I'''N'd ai'er MN win an tx,
preston 81 e"'e'u' halfed' since eeli
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tered aor-aran,4 n. 5rew Marian
aside ana forthwith poured into her
eager ear the full story If the nights
dunes ON no island
rhr,o ,,a,,h. lator NJ tIar,,,i..l,
A., ,,,
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-11-09

on which their boat was wrecked. and
ultimately waded ashore.
The rain pelted down In torrents,
but this drawback did not matter eX-
Cept that IT added to their discom-
fort. Beatrice was exhausted Of
course, but profoundly thankful that
her life had been spared, and very
much inclined to regard Hardwicke as
n hero owing To the coolness he had
displayed In real crisis.
Supporting her tend"rIy he led her
to u point from which he guessed that
the hut would be visible.
Sure enough. they soon reached the
cabin. 1t was stoutly built, and quite
storm proof.
Il am most worried about my IA
They will surely think nm
drowned :"
oh no" he rcassurrd her. conf
IDENTIFY. The boatman knows We were
bound for the island. When the gale
Sprang up he would give the alarm, 50
that more than OH telescope must
have seen that We We're quite near the
beach while Il Is more than probable
that the actual accident to the boat
vii uat hr Observed. The only read
trouble is that We shal have 10 remain
here all night
Then, feeling fred. and NJ night was
driving on Beatrice said that she
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-11-09

sure Beatrice that he had come to
love her desperately and obtain her
promise to marry him rs soon AS ever
circumstances permitted
1t CHANGED. however. that Doctor
Merriam preceded him 10 the girls
room, and was not aware that her
mother WIS bearer of II message 10
Hardwicke.
Beatrice looked delightfully."- spiri-
tuelle in II negliGee robe as she sat
near the window gaining new vitality
each moment by deep drafts Of the
keen mountain air Doctor Merriam
drew Il chair rather near. felt her
pulse and put some ordinary questions
which, however, quickly merged into
pronounced loye-mHkiug She shruuk
away from him Mortified, but h. MS
not 70 D. rcpressed, and did mot scruple
10 threaten her with N The dreadful
consequences which must eusue II sire
insisted on Withholding her favor.
quite sure Of his ground. he bent tor.
ward suddenly crushed her IA his
arm> and kissed her on the lips
She struggled wildly aui screamed
For an instant the instinct, of ont
ragged f"mlniuity oyerhorc all other
considerations She WIS only n WON
an lighting IN seIf-defeuse Uunet5ly
Arthur IIrdWichc entered before ~Ae
could fling ef her assailant. Taking
In the SITUATION at n llaure. hc Ieaped
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-11-09
SEVENTH EPISODE
The Butterflies.
Caught in the Storm.

summer hotel in Lakeland
of tho~c sylvan retreats II which mon
and women eHdeayor To lay aside for
II @hile the everyday burdens of lie
is too often microcosm of the great
outer world. John Burton, tenth mar
quiS Of taSttrtnn. had never even
heard Of the Lakeside hotel. and would
haSe been very much surprised If told
that certain tragic issues of grave irn-
port 10 himself were taking shape
tere nj the very time he was vuinty
seeking rest aud oblivion on II country
farfu.
". :" strangely interviewer are the
warp and weft Of hannah existence, Il
number OF men and women were even
then all uueouSctouNly centrivinE ole
of those tangled suareS Of deceit and
MISERY luto which this unhappy young
millionaire 81 often Numbered. In or
der L. understand certain Incidents
which hctcil nj II date long before Fur
ton mct amy 81 the people concerned, II
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The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-11-09

to glance at Beatrice when the light
from n street lamp fell full on her face
as she leaned out to ask what had hap
pened, he saw IL look of terror there
which seemed to him to be only the
natural emotion of woman shocked
by Il CHASTITY accident.
But II was more than that. Beatrice
had recognized the dying man. Her
eyes had gazed into his. II was Doe
tor Albert Merriam who had been
crushed 10y the wheels of Burtons car.
and the scoundrefs parting glance de-
liyered a lost message of hate to the
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-11-09
u Want Money and You Two Mus.
Purchase Ny Silenee!"


~ Wan. Money a,d Won Two Mas,
purcbssa M eii.,oufn
whose anr faf4~r had punished none
huf herself.
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:bout Nh. city until The following morn
/ lHss BARTON. who had retired 10 rest
YER. late after many nours If anxiety
dse=fs AL.rr5aass Unfortunate. death
vas somewhat Iata for breakfast He.
Hsa f8~f one4rd an jmnorfaBf-Iool,ing
/ letter carving The Supcrseripfion of n
fa@#f bank when Arthur Hardwicke
ra~f5ea# in followed hv y seandalized
harrer .ll, had failed coHnletplv Ia
sfap The entry Of AN imprtuouS visitor
IRE ty,.o mon kua,. eorh other Of
Course blt Eartan WAS hardly pre-
uarea for HaraAiekc'~ action. seeing
t.=f# I'm. uousafa.sr rushed around the
taaIe aud >uatehed from his hands the
very b.fr.r hr was ON the poiut of
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mo, =. rard what i i'm that letter until
5ag =ba44. heard my story first
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had aiready reached his ears. Never
thclcSs. he agreeti 10 listen. and. with
mighty effort Hnrdwicke coutrived
10 pour out Il broken confession Of
his first Wrongdotng. and the excessive
price. in suffering and treasure, which
had already been eXacted of him. He
hung his head miserably AT the close.
"Now you know the truth. Mr.. Bur
ton H. said MY life is of no conse-
quence. but in your control rests the
whole career and happiness of "a wom-
an, who despite her solitary tranSGres-
sion, is essentially high-Souled and no
ble-minded above the common. am
not seeking to make you her judge. |
am her" To ask you. as man to man.
not To strike ut me through her
John sat for a few minutes gazing
int space. He SAW nothing but the
blaekuess of negatton once more had
ht felt the Grip Of Evil on the pulsing
throat of Humanity. Yet his fine TEN
permanent triumphed, ana he forced
himself To view the dreadful tungie
calmly,
What is In that paper. them" ne
said. indicating the letter which Hard
wicke held In neryeless fingers.
..ob .ha+ l. >tor-i,,,,s sto-vs u,os
IA. 5esnnnden, answer .rb.t WAS
tn. ,lc.a, no hold ov.r mo In case q,
49,. 18th ..- .,,,5.ida,,+ and ifrboI not
bought back the manuscript. II was tn
be sent out not only to you but to the
editor of every newspaper III the dis
trict."
Rrrton loaned IN his feet
Good cod Nun" he almost
screamed. while you and | are vast.
ing time here. this horrible screed may
already have been published. You go
ut once 10 Miss Tourneur and tell her
that the worst Is now over. I'll rush
TO every newspaper Office in the city
and stop publication of Merriam's tale
no matter what the cost. Bid that poor
girl be of good cheer. She has suf-
fered much, and is. therefore. dse
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-11-09

of the girls was fatal. Since her eyes
were bent on the young lawyer. she
did not notice that another woman
~as on the point Of coming out through
Athe swing doors against which M that
instant Beatrice pressed an impetuons
elbow As n consequence, there was
a collision.
The girl apoloEized quite nicely, but
Miss Miller, lady with whom she was
acquainted merely by name, grew
brick red with anger. and asked her
why She did not look where she was
going.
Beatrice was astonished and hurt.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-11-09

We're She more experienced in the
ways of the world she would have
understood the real cause of Marion
| Miller'N annoyance. Beatrice was
| young, sylphlke, and uucouseiously
attractive. Marion NILS already II full
blown rose whose petals We're in dun
esr of dropping, and Arthur Hard
| WiCkc. in the brief half-huurS he al
| lowed himself from al uutiugEiug at
tendrnee on his doomed Wife, had
shown II marked partiality for the SCI
| ciety of that lively ehatterhox. Be
atrjcc Teurneur. What more need be
! said? Marion hated the girl and would
have welcomed anything which re-
moved from her path II rival whom
she deemed all the moro dangerous
because of the artlesSneSS of her ri
valry.
Eut Beatrice was just as much a
! daughter of Eve as the other woman.
! The Very next time she saw Hard
wIckc aud Miss Miller chatting on the
| lawn of the hotel she did not Scruplc
Ia SiEual the man With an inviting
glanc" - she passed. with the certain
result that he quilted Marion abruptly,
| being only too glad al Beatrice> COM
t'',..
The incident was seen by many eyes.
and correctly interpreted hy 1t least
one of the residents In the hotel. boo
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\ S"rdid plot was entered INTO that
afternoon ana It's development Was
not long Delayed Doctor Merriam
prophecy WAS borne out within Week
by the stricken Mrs. hhru"icke, pc
cause hef mental CONDITION oc'aH1e 50
nhd 'hAt II was lihpoSSlbie [" Keep her
III the hetei. Inc doctor persuaded
Arthur aard"l'Ae 10 leave All the hr'
engagements In his hands ana remain
quietly AT Lakeside regalhihS hts own
vitality While ms VIE was taken cure
OF by others.
The distressed man agreed. As
consequence he found the society OF
beatrlce lourheur more ana more con
genial. and Doctor Merriam had to
bend his wits to the task OF persuadins
Marion Miller that she must keep With
in bounds.
In this world 1t too often happens
that the way al evil Is made easy 10y
circumstances. one day, when liard-
wlckc WAS somewhat recovered from
the shock OF III" knowledge TINT his
wife's death under most distressing
conditions could be only matter OF
month or two he met Beatrice lay the
side OF the lake. In tie distance, some
four miles away large island doomed
through the haze. II was rocky
place, little Wooded, and providing no
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-11-09

John Burton. a worker In a steel mill.
suddenly lnherits an English title and SO
0e ooa lie decides he Will spend his life.
II necessary, In an attempt To solve the
question lis Humanity In the Grip OF
Evil Each episode OF this series forms
a distinct story in itself depicting his OK
perienCes In his search for the truth.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-11-09
"TIow much, YOU ead?" demanded


| Hordwfcke
I'm take what you've got in your
| pocket NJ This moment. WAS the trucu-
lent answer. "But don't think I'm All
through on payment of II few hun
dred dollars. want ten thousand
from you. Hardwicke, and you. my
lady murchioness. will have to pay
up twice that amount when you're
wed shant be hard on either of
you in the matter of tnstalments. But
This money must and will have. and
| am prepared to take your word TINT
it Will he forthcoming"
What WIS to he done? Just nothing.
HardWieke gave the wretch IA couple of
hundred dollars and promised him the
balance # the first half of tea thou
sand within month. Then Merriam
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-08

You're hsllous' Your liver ~ SLUG
elsh, You fccl lagl, diasy and an
knocked out. NnuF hvsd h duiA your
tongue Is coated. hreath had; stomach
sour and bowels oons,ipatod liut don't
take sailvating calcmcL u makes ycu
sick. you aas lose days work.
-CalOmei ~ msrcnry or quicksilver
which canRcs necrosis ~ tho bones,
Cnionel crashes into sour bile ike
dynamite breaking u M. That's when
you feel that awful nausea and cramp.
Ing,
II xnu want "a Cnioy the nieest
!; zsrtltsi liver and howell cleansinN tou
ever experienced inst take u spoonful
of harmless nosirNn'- Liver Tone a..
ninhi lonr drnrNist or dealer soils
(, YOU a 80 cont hNitle ~ iteiaon's i.iNrr
I Tome uudef my personal money hack
guarantee that each spoonfal VIII clean
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-08
W. J. DOYLE INJURED BY
ROCK FROM GUFFEY WELL
FRISCO Ticket Agent Mas Painfully ln
ibred EARLY Monday
Afternoon

potip uN ticket asrnt nr
iht Nfsen Monday afternoon received
paIumi niurira ncnr thr blk GuueN
gtas,r at White puint eight RULES .rr
Cuuma Chusu when rock .poN Do
from fho bowels Ut tho EARTH and
-hm hrh utn thr DIR ION on bus hrtd
THE ttirndine phyeician laHt niehf wna
conndeui tnat thc injury viii NOT pfovr
aeuons uoush Be wil take another %
of i6 hnuia o. mnro donuitriF dctrm
inc the result
Mr bowie with VIII Caruih and
tothcrs lofl hcrc cart, in che afternoon
Eco Vpv Nhg burning snsscr ppd th,
accident happened wltic they WEI,
within goo fcrt Ht ihc we'll Tho iui
/ lied dnWu ior few minuics and wa'
ugcsrUod Dos "a nln of tUck- shootns
hteh lntn thr Rir onv i thc ruck
strkms 800 no,lc un the heRd sn'
roulCrIna him unconscious Aftrr m
companions had assisted tn hunam
hiW NaCk tH CONSEQUENCES hr Wa
rrnwht hack Nome and given mcdica
InttpntiUn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-08
PELS WILL Be REVIVED
FOR GAMES WITH LAREDO
Leoal uaarhsH Team 20 piss Ninta
trfrntr, rears IN laredo February
q. - and g

Tho hong siandsne nRsehall rivalry
betvrcn corpus christi ana iAleoe is
as crt another festlnE cui oF Frhfnaf,
lI. - and a. arrangements nRN'Ns
haen concluded Monday whereby
team fism this cts Wiz ioatnef ~ me
BORDER city for games with tne NthtN
Infantry team, as rart % tne WASH
.neton nnthdaN Celebration
Isaac GiN DR.. secoud heufeoAnt OK
me Ninth iufautry Menday advised
Mateo p,illeuue ~ che locAls That ms
san,es can bo arranged An1 taai q
purse "a $50 VIII hs ofgere,i 10y me peo-
,is II Laredo 10 the team w'nninS 'ne
series pcliiprinn Is SOW seleet'hN 'hf
lineup and proposes a. ea'het fiNsh
l,eas material tenn that VIII size
she soldiers ail ~ the Oppositien thAi
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RATES Ia she we~iapsion erih'it,
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-08
COTTON AGAIN DECLINES
MOVEMENT rs EXCEEDINGLY
MARROW VITA PRICES TEND.
ING DOWNWARD


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snd , continued d,nloailinn on ihr part
nf TRADERS "a stay out kept COTTON
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fiiug iiNg a,lNs gao NWire.
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