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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-23

were firm. despite the decline In grain, due
10 frmness In the hog markets and moderate
buying, which was credited TO packers. Re
ceipts of hogs at Chicago were 5000: csti-
mated for Monday. 10000: for next week.
100000: Kansas City received 500 and Omaha
$500. FORK steady mess. S24.50M s25 /:
family. s24Ms26; short clear. s22M s22. so.
BEEF steady mess. sl7.5odsls; family $40
1920: packet. slsMsl9 extra India mess.
s29Ms30. DRESSED HOGS steady bacons.
l3Hc; $50 ID. l34c; 100 ID. 1890; $40 ID.
1870; pigs. 1870. CUT MEATS. picked
bellies. steady: 10 d. l5l2Ml5s.c: II III.
l5lac: Is 10. l4HM l4l4c; picked hams.
steady l5i2N Ice. TALLOW firm. special.
lo11c city. ea,c country. 9Am9&c. LARD
firm: Middle West. l2.ioMl2.2Oc city lard,
firm. llyMl2e; refined lard. steady con-
tinent. l2.85c South America. 1890 Brazil.
kegs. i4.l0c; compound. steady. lls.ml2c.
STEARINE steady: oleo. llasc; city lard
stearinc. l27.c.
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S C. si4A: LEXIS. Va and N G. 100
punches, slqs2; New Orleans. s2gS3
UoTVOI'qE pRODIrCTS

CUCUMBERS. No /. doz. soe4N.l2 No
2. box. s2.5oa $3.50: CAULIFLowERs. Long
Island. No |, doz. s4qs6; No 2. sagss
DANDELION GREENS. Dbl. NqSl.25
LETTUCE. Boston strap, s3VN.60: MINT.
doz punches, 40Q SOC MUSHROOMS. white,
4 ID basket, tl.35dsI.65: cream. sl.25bsl.5O
brown. slGsl.25: buttons. 75cqSl: fats and
opens, b06f75c: RADISHES. 100 punches,
s2ds3: RHUBARB. doz small lunches. 400
soc: TOMATOES. Id, l0Q20c.
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The wheat market was weak under heavy
liquidation. and az the close OF the day values
while about &C above the lowest were q a
PIC under the finals Of Thursday. The sell
ms movement seemed 20 BE- que almost Ell
TREY 20 nervousness over probable political
DEVELOPMENTS. and while there was no actual
change IN conditions this feeling was inten-
sifsd materially by the weakness IA the stock
market. Longs were apparently afraid 10
hold their wheat over Sunday and sellers
found rather reluctant demand.
The Liverpool market was still closed for
the Easter holidays and this checked export
demand. sales for the day being very small.
Toe weather and crop news weye. rather con
flic;ing In character. Temperature were still
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-23

Ml9c checks. good TO choice, dry. $50 lsizc /:
checks, inferior, l7Ql7isc: state. Penn and
nearby. hennery whites. hne 70 fancy. Zsu
24izc: ordinary 10 good. 23N 2sisc: gathered
whites. ordinary TO fine, ~ G2Ss.c; vest
ern and Southern. gathered whites. 22i. n
23ikc; state. Penn and nearby. hennery
browns, 23q2.c gathered brown and mixed
colors 2lizd 23c duck eggs. state and near
by. Indian Runner. 3lN32 Md and BAIT
selected. 2ed30c: Western and prime South
ern, 27n29c common TO fair. Southern. ESQ
26c: goose eggs. per dozen. s6goOc.
HAY AND STRAW.
Hay. large baled. timothy. prime. per ton.
s2s: No /. s26gs27; No 8 to No 2. tlsQ
SOS: shipping. sl7Msls: fancy light clover,
s22 lower grade. clover mixed. sl2q SIS no
grade hay. sl0Gsl6: rye straw. No ]. SIS ;
small bales. about 81 under large
FRESH FRUITS.
APPLES, spit,enberg. Dbl. sl.76Gs3
Winesap. s2Gss.50: Russst. fl25gs2.25 /:
Rome Beauty. sl.50G $3.50: Greening. sl75g
$3.50: King, sl.75QsS.25. Northern Spy.
sl.75ds4: Baldwin. sl.75Gs3; Hubbardson.
N.754s2.50; Ben Davis. sl.254s2.37 Gano.
sl.75Ms2.50: far Western. as To kind. box.
T5c4Sl.5O; PEARS. kieifer. basket. s5cg
81: CRANBERRIES. Cape Cod. late sort,
Dbl. s7Qsi2; New York crate. s2qs2.75 ;
Jersey, native. Dbl. tias7; New York crate.
81 '5oqs2: ordinary sorts. si76Qs2; Long
Island, late sorts. Dbl. ssGsll; New York
crate. s2Qs2.6o; STRAWBERRIES. Fla, re-
frig chests. quart. loq2oc; open crates. 10
aye; KUMQUATS. Fla. quart. 6ai0e
TANGERINEs. Fla. strap. H.5ogss .
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
New potatoes steady old dull and weak.
Sweet potatoes steady. Asparagus active
and higher Artiehokes firm. Fla beans
slightly lower. New beets and carrots weak.
Old carrots firm. Cucumbers plenty and
lower Caulifowers scarce. Chieory and es-
carol steady. Celery dull and lower. Cab
bagss steady. Elephants and peppers firm
for fancy. kale and spinach in excessive
supply and market demoraii.ed Top quota
ton very extreme. Leeks steady. Shalots
and scsllions lower. Lettuce weak and con-
sideraby lower. New onions weak and drag
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SEALED PROPOSALS..

SEALED BIDS WILL BE s,s oaes
the Board Of water suppl, :. evidlsi
twenty second floor. M9 ~ n,ssrs ssfsss
New York city. until II A. NJ on sn, prs.
May ., 1915. for Contract ~. .:,isns vs's.s
SUNNI. as saa boxes and sppur,snsnss;;,,' 20 T. .
trolling riser valves in me 'aaasduet
city Tunnel Of the catskiii !.
AZ the above place and time ~
will be publicly opened ana. ana for bx:ss'
the the above address. at the once q q 20 q
rotary. by depositLns the sun smssSssslsai y
lars (Sio) in cash % cs ,..s<sn
10y III. }vs tuns,s .,pvcsvSl "
apply to the once OF me r,sSrssA
sistant Engineer at the soo ss prssaset
CHARLES STRAUSS,
CHARLES y. cHAp"i'"
John r. CALVIN. Al 90"
Commissioners OF the sos''
GEORGE FEATHERsroNE. ss'
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NEW YORK PRICES.
CHICAGO PRICES.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

There was "A dull holiday market in flour.
with the undertone easy owing 70 the decline
in wheat. RYE FLOUR steady: fair TO good.
g6.25ds6.40: choice 10 fancy, s5.<5Is5 so.
CORNMEAL steady kiln dried. s4.io. BAG
MEAL steady; fine white and yellow. $l.s6 (:
coarse. si.6%. FEED. city. QUOT bran. bulk
t2s: 100 ID sacks. s24 heavy middlings do.
s2l50; -four niddings do t32: red dog
-four. lao ID sacks. $3.50; Western. steady (;
bran, 100 ID sacks. s2s; standard mddlings
do. t2l. -four middlngs do. 32s red dog
-four, i4o ID sacks. 5000: oil meal. &s2d
$3.50.
PROVISIONS.
There was only small volume Of bust
ness In the provision market but prices
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


su., April 2i-r,ania tNorl. New York for
Bermuda. April a. : m B.nnudian tBr, New
York
csd,E' April 2o-Msnuel Calvo Span. New York.
london April 2l-MinnchahA (Brl New York
81 Thomas April 22-Psrims BIT New York
Balboa April 22-Andyk tDu:Vhl. Mejillon" for
Geno. April ia-R.rns dTisna n,aD. New York
Ie,,S April is~Rosnokc lBrl, New York
Hsyre April eIutctian tBrl New York via
FayAl and Cherhoufg
ron N.ial. April 10 Bassford tBr). Ne~ York via
81 Lucia Tor Nladivostok Dunclutha I'D New
YORK via st Lucia FOR Nadlyostok. Ioviher
Castle Brl. Ne" York via Cape IF''n Tor
Cls,sow' April la-Cslifornia CBr). New York
Copenhagen. April le-Ponecr. New lo:k for
kirkvall
Narse,lles April i6-Arnoy tNorl New York
Ia Palace April is-Pcrtland. New York.
Yokohama April l9-Sado Mani Jap from Hon
Kong etc.. Tacoma.
London. April 2O-Corinthian tBr, St John. Il
PhNadcphian lBr'. Ncw Nork
R,-rv April 2N-Nisrctia lBrl. New York.
Genoa Apr1i lS-St Ursula (Brl. New York.
Barcelona April iJ--Anorso ALL lspinl. Ne"
sheds. April 2o-sr tvcr,. New York
orAn. April so-PairiA Fr) from fAcrmci. New
IsTcr,,,ol April el-vo,.ire tBrl New York
Csrlir Api 2l-Ciy Of Colombo BIZ. New York
Hull. April 2l-Colorsio OBJ. New York
PASSED.
Can, spsriel. April IN HadliDriakcs tG-sehl.
New York Tor FirTus
Gibratar. April 2l--India tGrcos). New YORK fo'
pirRus
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Forecasts for Special LccsIltis.-Eastern NrS
Yort. cloudy on coast and probably local rains In
Interior to-day; partly cloudy Monday.

Virginia. North and South Carolina. Georgia
West Virginia. Indiana. Tennessee. Kentucky. Ala
bana. Mississippi and Florida. fair to-day and to-
morrc1
Northern New England. probably showers to-day
cloudy TO morrow.
Southern New England. cloudy to-day, probably
preceded by showers this morning; party cloudy to-
morrow
Eastern Pennsylvania. cloudy IN southern portion
and probably local showers 4 nnorhem portion TO-
day. fair tomorrow.
New Jersey Delaware. Maryland and the District
OF Columbia. partly cloudy and cooler to-day, fair
O-nlOrTOW
Western New York cloudy. with probably Light
rains. to-day far To- morrow
Louisiana. fair to-day; cloudy tomorrow
Oklahoma Eastern and Western TeIas. cloudy
to-day and 10 morrow.
Local Official Record.-The following Official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in
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YOUNG man 20 invest Old Established nanutsctur-
ing concern. excellent opportunity. A. u L. l.o
Tribune.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOsT-Pa.sbook No 1859 OF Maiden Lane SAY
ings Bank. 10 Broadway. City. Payment stopped.
Please return.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.


United state, Co.s, and Gcodeuc surrey
,unris. ........ SOC Neon rise- "a m ,. . Il
sunset ............ - Moon ses u" ." ''
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PIANOS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PLAYER PIANO for sale: ssnote. metal
tubing; tls5. Address II. Box ia. Tribune.
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Hishes, temperature yesterday. q degrees tst 80
o. M; lowest AZ degrees lat a. M; Average
yesterday. a degrees for corresponding date
last year 80 degrees average for corresponding date
last ihirty-three years 81 degrees
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. April %. 1916.
BUTTER.

Receipts to-day. BIAS pkgs. Creamery.
extras (92 score). 36isc: higher scoring, $50
s6i4c. fst. S4xqs6hc: seconds. SaIs Il
S4ilc thirds. 3lQs8c; creamery. held. best.
S4N34isc: fnu. s3433hc: seconds. 500
321c thirds, 80qSihc: state dairy. finest.
s5c good to prime. 33i. a 3.he; common to
fair. 8lGSoc: renovated. extras. s2h G33c /,
frsts. 3lIS2c. lower grades. 2sq80c imi-
tation creamery. frss. 2eia Q5oIsc; ladies.
current make. fss. 2sL 429c: seconds,
csc. lower grades. 26h q27i1c; packing
stock, current make. fine, 27izc; No 2, PIC /:
lower grades. 26q2shc.
CHEESE.
Receipts to-day. 1874 boxes State, whole
milk. held. flats. colored. specials. lsa. Ilec (;
white. specials. l8hc: colored average fancy,
lshc: white, average fancy. lsQiske: cur
rent make. iats. specials. l6A4 q lie average
fancy. 1874 4i6nc: held. cheddars, specials.
isnc fresh. cheddsrs. good 10 fine. i76il74 f:
held. daisies. specials, l5AQlshc: held.
twins. specials. IS. glshc fresh, twins.
good 10 fine. IS. Dl7c; held. all styles.
undeYrades. l<Wl7S.c; fresh. all styles. un-
dergrades, i6gl6kc; Wisconsin. whole mix.
fancy. held. twins. lsglshc; cheddsrs. 1914
4ishe daisies. lsUlslse; Young Americas,
new. l7i1 4l7hc; state. skims. current make.
specials. isia " i6c fresh. choice. 1914 a lao
fair TO good. i2hMl3he; lower grades. ga
liHe.
EGGS.
Receipts to-day, 1857 eases. Fresh gath
cred. extras. per dozen, 23i. ace; storage
packed. hrsu. 22bq2Sc: regular packed.
hrsts, 2oa4 Q22c; seconds. 1913. Q20Lac; dir
ties, No l. 1914 fl9ise No 2 and poorer. IS
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WILL invest IS 900 in established manufacturing or
mercantile business. NJ. s25 Tribune.
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

ATLANTIC CITY. q. CAROLINA Av. A. BEACH
Private baths. running water IN rpomA elevator 10
street level: sun psrlor. Capacity $50 sp-clA
rates. Booklet H. II. WILLIAMS
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&, zoo HT-Ys GROOM BUNGALOW. COMPLETELY
nlrnished plot 50rsO. 5 minutes 70 oesn and
crea, South BAY: will rent for season. ALLEN !
MGLOIN. % CITY Hall Place. New icrK
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Local orccast-ovcrcsst to-day. partly cloudy TO-
morrow light west winds.
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PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Loses 134c. to 21sc.
Under Heavy Liquida-
tiOn-COrn Declines.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. April p. 1916.
WHEAT
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ANTIQUES. CURIOs. ETC.
CARPET CLEANING.
MULTIGRAPHING.

,u1TIGRAPH FAC-SIMILE TYPEWRITER LET
ters. ST. 1000 quantities. addressing. etc 25g.
discount 30 days only. BROADWAY LETTER CO.
ISL Broadway.
NULriGRAPH TYPEwRITrEN LETTEhh, 500.
$50: 1000. tiio; 10000 20 GEO;
WEATiiERFORD 10 Broadway tEduitsbs bldsD
Hooul L Isl Rector t6ks
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Barometer Readings.

a. m.....2965il D. 49, 29.e0s ?. NJ. Il
Humidity.
q M. s2li 2. NJ. s5s p. m. 20
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. APRIL a.

Brings German mall
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Apr 20
Apr 80
App so
Apr 80
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-12-02

ton must be cleared That confession
of Louie implicated you"
Sebastian tidgeted uneasily; he
could not understand Leontines stub
| hornneSs about the matter.
at implicated you, Sebastian, and
you behaved like a guilty man. You
tried TO get that paper"
st was lie," he burst out. Don't
you see, LeOntine, that every wealthy
man such as myself Is at the mercy
Of hundred bIackmailers? Throw
mud, and some of it sticks. No
smoke without a fire. the public
cries. Louis Lamb wrote that confess
sion Of forgery, which implicated me,
nj the behest Of a gang of blackmafl-
ers."
HE was rich he had no need to in
eliminate himself
''IIe wrote ii before he found that
gold mine in Whites Village. That
crook Romanoif who came here that
morning wanted to sell it to me. Is
that not evidence enough? Perhaps if
| We're a stronger man | should have
taken the matter to law, had the fell
low arrested and fought it out. Hut
you would have been drawn in as a
witness, and no man is willing to have
his wife bated by thieves lawyers
upon the witness stand. If | acted
fOOliSh1v ! am Tn blamp but am
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S,'I" H'oas'iah' rising III telephone
u'e SaF"se 70 SEM me car around.
lie ielt hef. Ana all the while she
was putting On h~F COAX ana nat ana
ven Leo''Iiie ieI- IttulVoh struggling
"S"'il9' l'"Son' 9epaS'lah coulu De
i''oii'"'lis "ilen lie chose' HIS man
'l''' were peIlect' ouI III her heurt
Nl'1 Ane" ,il"' lneSe l'lr "oruS were
on,S +" inosN LOT ms aeSiShS'
AS the auto WhirIed away Leontine's
nlaIu' Marian hurried TO the telephone
anu rang up blanca.
AT that moment Blanca was holding
a session in her house with Romanoff
ana Ihree other OF her adherents She
TOOK down the receiver from the teIe-
phone at her SIDE as she sat on the
Iounse' listened ana 'nen huhg 1t up
she turned to homanoff. "NoW's our
chahce' she SAID Ihey are OH for
tle uay ~ oililth foauuouSe on the
/ iaihileio lo"u' boes anyone know
~, We O1ie" i'"'''''''o''' II near
',ie 'oP VI 'ile I'"noPo mountains, III
.'ie must u v"e "oo0S' anu ullles
- oii any "1ie'e'
wen, OoSS' theh heres your chance
10 get oehof Navarro SAID Blanca.
uet hii'' out ol lhe mousse without MS
"lles kno"ills' zen nlil-iet me see
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oaken door one by one. Stretched full
length upon Il bench, his hands under
his head, was Rayengar. asleep. Bian-
ca leaned over him and touched him.
Ravengar started, opened his eyes,
and then sprang to his feet with a
bow.
you see, Mr.. Romanof," said BIZ
anca.
Hes faking" screamed the crook.
thoroughly eXasperatcd and fright
ened into the bargain by the amused
smile upon Ravengar's face. 'He
warned the cops about our little
game"
"Get out Of here" snapped Blanca,
"or yoH'll be thrown out by Wong Lee.
Come, now, march !"
ScoWling and muttering, Romanoff
beat retreat. Blanca hesitated a
moment, then said to Wong Lee:
Help him upstairs and make him
comfortable-but not in my boudoir,
please"
When the door of the cellar had
closed behind them Blanca stood look
ing in silence at Ravengar. The an
ger had disappeared from her face.
She was smiling gently. 1t was the
Blanca whose charms had lured a
score of men to their ruin, the woman
who thought her power irresistible.
There was no installing the inviting
gesture, slight rs it was. Blanca had
'ecognized in Ravengar a man unlike
my of her other easy cOnquests. His
Indifference had piQued her, then he
lad fascinated her The woman of
hundred conquests, she had met her
match at last.
you perhaps don't realize that |
aved your life just now!" she cried.
i am half inclined to reconsider my
'CCiSion.'
ut is woman's privilege to change
er mind madame" replied Ravengar
ulvely.
Blanca clenched her fists and
Jared. But the look of amusement
Rayengar's eyes was too much for
er equanlmty. She swung about and
urrled from the cellar in fury. How
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SYNOPSIS.

Adventurous Jerry Carson embarks
in search of hidden treasure with the
promise of LeOntine Walcott to be his
Wife on his return. Her father faVors
Sebastian Navarro. Jcrry's ship Is burn
ed, he is reported lost. Sebastian presses
his attentions Jerry suddenly turns up
to confront charges OF the Navarres
against him. In a struggle for forged
paper Diego Navarro is killed and Jerry
is convicted of the murder. He escapes.
and finds the treasure and a wonderful
chemical pellet. Leontine is forced to
marry Sebastian. On the honeymoon
he attacks her in a rage. Suddenly he is
confronted by weird apparition. Raw
engar forces a confession from Louie.
Sebastian attempts to get it. An earth
quake occurs; in the excitement Red
Finn steals the confession and fees. H.
appears in New York as RomanOf and
enlists the aid of Madame Blanca |
Leontine confrUnts her husband in the
gambling house. The Shadow battles |
for her and she escapes with the CON
fession, One-Lamp Louie follows her
and takes the paper from her
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Then he was conscious that the van
was moving.
In fact Romanoff and his comps a.
ions had picked up the shafts and had
given the vehicle the primary impetus
that was to start 1t on its way down
the mountain side. The wheels would
revolve faster and faster until the
edge of the precipice was reached
Then
The van was half way down the
descent when Leontine's companion,
cropping about him in the darkness, felt
his hand close on something that set
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ever, she did not forget to bolt the
door behind her, shooting each one
home as If it were dart to the heart
of the man who had scorned her.
Upstairs In her boudoir she flung
herself down on lounge and re-
viewed the situation. The humiliation
stung her like fire; her face, which
had been scarlet, was now ashen. She
trembled. She rose and paced the
floor. She threw herself into a chair
and burst into hysterical sobbing. II
was the most incredible thing that
had ever happened to her.
Suddenly, looking up, she saw some
thing In the farthest corner of the
room that sent her faint with terror.
There again We're the luminous eyes,
and the dead-white hands beneath
them. The eyes were fixed steadily on
hers.
Then, as she watched, terror-strick-
en-, she saw letters appear in the air
beneath the hands, traced as if in
ph0sphorescent fire.
"Only in one way can you win Ra-
vengar's love- the writing ran. "Se-
bastian Navarro has committed
crime Of which you are well aware.
The confession has been destroyed.
Draw confession from him and RAJ
vengar's feelings will change"
The writing quiyered and dlSap-
peared, leaving Blanca staring at the
blank wall opposite. And through the
windows crept the first pale gray of
the morning.
"Leontinew
Sebastian Navarro stood before his
wife In her boudoir. She rose nerv- |
ousy and looked at him in uncer-
tainty; she was afraid that he had |
come to renew his protestations of |
love, but there was only contrition
upon Sebastians face.
"Leontine, l have come to make
proposal to YOU" said Sebastian. 81
have wronged you in the past but the
past cannot be changed. Let us be
happy in the future"
Leontine looked at him steadily
you forget one thing" she answered.
THE forgery that still asperses the
honor of the man whom love"
"He is dead, Leontne."
Ills name is not dead. He is I'M
der cloud. Lead OF alive, his reputa-
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grily, as the policemen stood before
him with their story told. you 20
and lie down, Casey"
IT'S true" said Officer logan. 81
saw 1t with my eyes"
For the Lords sake You, too,
Cohen?'
Sure | saw it" said Policeman Co.
hen, shifting uneasily beneath his su.
perior's glare.
"You did, hey? All Of you did?
Then / tell you what Wen do. You
fourll go out to Mr.. Navarres house
and don't come back until you get the
burglars. See?"
-Four logged but rather shamefaced
men left the station house five min.
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SIXTH EPISODE
The Disappearing Prisoner.

"And he has given her the Rajah
necklace !"
RomanOff ended his speech and
waited for Blancas appreciation. She
had listened quietly while the man
discoursed, and now regarded him
with an ironical smile.
Next time you bring me informa-
ton, Mr.. Ranonoh', why not tell me
something did not known" she asked.
How demanded Romanoff.
How? Why, by bringing me the
necklace tonight of course" answered
Blanca sharply, "The job won't be
so difficult. | have all the plan de
tailed, and you'll take Reddy along to
act as lookout"
For the love Of Mike, look, Bill !"
Policeman Casey, who had been
sleeping in the station house, while his
comrades off duty played dominoes,
started up in his BERTH his teeth chat
terlng.
They looked where he pointed. In
far corner of the station house, lumi-
nous against the half gloom, appeared
two burning eyes and two white
hands, which, as they watched, traced
In fiery letters the following message
IAN attempt will be made tonight
to steal the Rajah necklace from the
home Of the millionaire, Sebastian Ma
varre"
The men started from their seats
and stared at each other in conster-
nation as the message slowly faded.
Then with one accord they rushed into
the corner.
There was nothing there. The room
was empty, except for their presence
SO vigorous was Officer Casey's rush |
that he ran his head full tilt into the |
wall But only bump developed.
It's warning" muttered Casey, |
rubbing his head. Lets tell the cap. |
tain"
And get called down."
i tell you it's warning"
"You tell him, Casey"
You'll back me up2"
II guess so. l saw it sure enough" |
Say, what's eating you boys?" de-
nanded Captain O'Shaughnessy an
New Britain herald., 1916-09-09

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New Britain herald., 1916-09-09
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