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ouabba Was Now Ruler In Romany.

ton. Besides" Smythe went on.
you deal doubly unjustly with her
ladys-ip Her ladyship should ut least
be mistress OF Stanley Hall, as was her
mother"
And so the world and station called
Arthur and Esther Stanley back to
Stanley Hall, and thus the wrongs OF
many grievous year we're righted.
Perchance the dead. whose living
hearts had loved and hated. were more
at ease for this.
The guilt of Blair. a fugitive some
where on the continent, had been
known some months. Arthur, freed
from all suspicion of the murder of DR..
Lee, received at Stanley Hall, with Els
Their and their infant son. every heart
felt greeting generous minded Vir-
GINA welcome could offer.
4 great reception was given them
by the high of Fairfax and the hum
Bile. Stanley Hail. brave in flags. saw
happy throngs upon its lawns and
within its stately walls again.
Yying with the Fairfax band. the
gypsy orchestra. led by Quabba, now
ruler in Romany instead of King Ar
thur and Queen Esther, abdicated in
his favor. played again the wild Ro-
many wedding strains. Arthur and
Esther. with the ever attentive
Smythe beside them. held the little
American earl In their arms On his
baby breast cleaned the great jewel
OF the Stanleys, and ever his flower
faced young mother murmured to her
self and to him. oh child OF my
heart. not a diamond. but a mothers
prayer is the true charm against
harmr "
So sped the happy day. and so the
soft Virginia twilight gathered. Be
meath the lanterns glow upon the
lawns the murmur and the pleasant
laughter hushed. as to the accompani-
ment Of violin and guitar clear your z
voice thrilled the dusk-ah. how fitting
~ the singer never knew-with the APP
pealing words Of that sweet old mel
ody:
The tale OF one who wandered over earr,
BY land and sea- by home and foreign
shore.
Cntil into your eyes he gazed and knew
AlAo scar tA was % tlt MS search Was . ti-
Esther's bosom stirred with happy
sigh. Arthur's strong arms were about
her. the child smiled on her breast and
the loyal lips OF Quabbn kissed her
hand ere yet he stole quietly away
with the humble gypsy people.
The JOY that transfgureth all sor-
row. sin and death filed Esther's
tender heart II seemed to her that
the loving gaze of Hagar rested on
them in the dusk in benediction
And 50 love and peace dwell again
ut Stanley Hall The little American
earl. son Of Arthur and Esther has the
diamond from the sky. and all ends
happily as Hagar prayed-except that
somewhere I'm the world. hidden and
perhaps waiting TO strike. is the des
perate and bitter Blair
With him are his cunning ally. De
Vaux. and also Vivian. she who is the
incarnation of desire for the diamond
from the sky,
THE END.
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~EHE DIAMOND FROM THE SKY"
Continued from page 81
CHAPTER Tx.
Leve and Peace Dwell at Stanley Kali.

Love and Peace Dwell at Stanley Hall.
"NHE deer head dropped forward,
held at the lower part OF the
neck to the mount as though
by n hinge. \ little puff Of
dust marked the breakaway. and then
from within the hollow neck "A little
package Of yellow parchment, bound
with faded tape. fell to the floor.
snythe picked it up and saw it was
annotated in ancient angular hand
writing, the Ink faded to rust color by
age G9Ehe lawyers eyes opened wide
sia Scanned the faded markings
.Here#ithe Ye Marriage Lines OF My
g5rst WYE Rachel Harding, A Gypsie
Maybe. Who Bore Me a Son, But Left Me
IN Dudgeon And Cast Off My Name. Re
turning To Her own People With Ye
Chide, Nor Would She Sec Me More
(Signed) ARTHUR STANLEY
We Kings Province of Virginia, Novem-
ore G. 1G2G a. -
What was that? Hand 1t herew
snarled the American earl.
The mild hammered Marmaduke was
reused to revolt. Il jolly we'll will do
nothing of the Sort" he retorted.
u bought that deer head mt the auc-
1on at Stanley hall. Virginia, and car
rieu it over the whole bally United
States II and all in il are minep
Rlair moved forward as if to take
the paper. but Smythe showed the IL
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gain Paris for some time yet to come,
nor alone, for rs his car sped swiftly
through Mayfair 1t struck u taxicab
with terrific force ut a street intersec-
ton.
The heavy fender on De Vaux's big
open car saved it from injury, but the
lighter taxicab went over on its side
and the uniformed bobby and the
driver on the from seat were thrown
to the ground.
From the uppermost door of the over
turned taxicab a stalwart figure clam
bered. 1t was Blair. sometime earl Of
Stanley,
In his hand he held a heavy walking
stick. and, acting with swift intuition.
he turned and thrust the stick through
the handle OF the door and behind the
taximeter. fastening the door hard and
tight
Within the mullled cries OF two men
could be heard. De Vaux sprang from
his auto and faced Blair in surprise
for one brief moment. And then the
fellowship of the desperate was swift
~ invoked.
The traps have got ne"' cried Blair
And the two adventures sprang into
the big, unchanged car, which. at a
sign from De NauX. the chauffeur
backed from the wrecked, overturned
taxi. turned in the broad street and
darted away.
Ten minutes LATER from the rooms Of
De Naux. Blair sent the latter. his
sworn ally now-such are the strange
DEGREES Of dcstiny--to Vivian with u
note Ii read
Our old friend Dc Vaux has saved me
You hold the fort as Countess OF Stanley
De Vaux and / will search for the diamond
from the sky. We are not beaten yet
Lovingly. BLAIR.
1t may he understood that. in all the
desperate intimacy that followed. Dc
Naux never let Blair or Vivian know
that he was the mysterious mailed as
sailant who had struck down Blair in
his coronation robes and had borne
away the great jewel. only to drop it
in his flight
Stupid in some things, but with the
wisdom of serpents in others. Smythe
studied the strange documents. evil
IDENTITY placed in hiding in the deer
head by the observation-disclosures. the
first Sir Arthur Stanley, in Virginia.
| three centuries before.
The Harding gypsy family tree gave
strange confirmation to the other an
tique documents. There was Rachel
Harding, born in Kentlshtown, Eng
land, in 1906. \ son was born to her,
christened Matthew. after her own IA
Their
Then descended from this Matthew.
through all the generations, the Mat
thew born in Virginia in 1860. This
! Matthew Harding married one Hagar
Lee of another gypsy tribe in America.
There was noted son born to these
two, but the record was botted here
on the ancient parchment OF the gypsy
| genesis.
A month after the Earl of Stanley's
sensational arrest and still more sensa-
tional escape Vivian, countess Of Stan
ley migrated secretly to Paris and
Smythe sailed for America with much
on his mind.
He searched the ancient colonial
records in obscure Virginia parishes
and, with the wisdom of serpents.
gathered all his proofs.
These proofs were that Arthur Stan
ley, born son of Hagar and Matt Hard
ing. was strangely Arthur Stanley in
name and right and in name and right
the direct descendant in a direct line
of the adventurer Sir Arthur Stanley
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Aggressive use OF the classified col
umnes will rent good properties, In OF
out of seasons. and practically cut out
losses from vacancies.
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Terrific Force.
and therefore rightfully also the heir
to the Stanley earldom and the dia-
mond from the sky.
These proofs and the diamond Smythe
brought 10 Esther and Arthur.
ITS all romantic and very pleas
ant" said Smythe. Ito be a jolly king
and queen Of the gypsies and TO dwell
in Arcadian and primitive simplicity
with these odd people. don't you know.
but you have duty to perform. duty
to your lineage. and greater duty to
your child. You must accept your rank
and the diamond from the sky that /
here restore to you"
I'VE want none Of these things for
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chard, however small, can afford to
remain away.
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PROFESSIONAL and BUSINESS D|RECT TORY !
CONTRACTOR

E. A. MOON-BUILDER. ESTIMATES
Office and Shop near Post
office. Phone 81.
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FOR RENT-Ranch on Snake river,
5R miles from Bull. For particulars
inquire of E. B. Williams, Hotel Per
rine.
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Read your ad the first time il
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FOR SALE-Third cutting alfalfa
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FOR SALE - Fifteen full-blooded
Barred Rock cockerels at $1.00 each.
w. F. Mikesell, R. F. d. 2, Box Ill,
Twin Falls.
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MATERNITY HOSPITAL

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Reasonable terms. 361 5th Ave. East.
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RUBBERS, so cents while they last.
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The Penn's Grove record., 1916-04-28

FOr Sa 9
Pair of young Mules. 4 years old, sound, kind
and gentle; l bay horse, s years old, record
2.09 on Belmont track l gray mare. one of the
best drivers In Salem County, 6 years old; ]
wagons offered at private sale. Bankable
note. NATHAN MATTSON.
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Should Act At Once

The Mayor and Council have voted to
ask for bids to build an expensive road
on Broad Street, also have concrete curbs
and walks. Before these are laid every
property should be connected with the
water and gas mains and a sewer pipe
laid and connections made to the build
ing at the expense of the property owner,
even if the sewer pipe is not used Tor
some years. 1t will be great economy
to do it now After the road is laid the
surface should not be allowed to be brok-
EN- for ten years. The editor Of the Re-
cord wishes to pay for laying sewer pipe
i'll front of his residence, if the Mayor
and Council will pay fer the plans already
made and the expense OF the engineer to
see that the pipe is laid correctly. What
other property owners will volunteer to
do the same?
VIII the Mayor and Council act at
once2
w. A. SUMMERILL.
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Dodge Car The Best
With latest improvements. We wish to an
nOunce that we have taken the agency for
part OF Salem and Gloucester Counties.
Clarence DOughten Frelan Sparks % Il
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New Jersey Day

Governor Fielder has issued q procla-
nation, designating Friday May 18th as
New Jersey Day, and urging its obser-
vance as such by the people ofthe State.
The proclamation requests that the Ma
tional Colors be displayed wherever poss.
ible aud that schools colleges, political,
civic and commercial associations observe
the OCCASION with appropriate exercises.
The plan Of holding New Jersey Day
was formulated by the Department Of
Conservation and Development, as a
means OF disseminating information
respecting the resources and opportuni-
ties Of New Jersey.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen that sealed bids viii
be received by the Road COMMITTEES ~ the
Board Of Chosen Freehelders OF Salem County
for the building of the lst, Section OF Pet,ns
Groye-Pennsville Road In the Borough of
Penns Grove and Township of Upper Peuns
Neck In the County Of Salem with a Bitumjn-
GUS Concrete surface upon a Macadam fOunda-
ZION estimated amount OF surface payeInent
required IS 25.l74 square yards, OF foundation
z5,II4 square yards: and opened and read In
public at the Court House in Salem on Mon
day May Is, 1916, at 10. 80 A. M.
Drawings, specification and forms Of hid
contract and bond for the proposed work
prepred by n. b. Keasbey, County Engineer
and approved bv the state Commissi0ner al
Public Roads have been filed In the office OF
the said engineer at Salem, N. j. and 81 said
commissioned at the State House. Trenton
NJ and may be Inspected by prospective
bidders at business hours. Bidders will he f,,r.
nIshed with a copy Of the specifications and
blue prints OF the drawings by the engineer
on proper notice and payment OF preparatjon
BIDS must be made on the standard Dronosai
forms in the manner designated therein and
required by the specifications, must be encins.
ed In sealed envel0ped. bearing the name and
ADDRESS OF bidder on the outside. addressed ia
tne hOad of the Board of Chosen
rrnenoldefs OF the County OF Salem and must
pc accompanied BY a certified check for mot
less Than 100000 and be delivered at the
pace and on the hour above named. The
stan0ard proposal form is attached to the
specification. copies Of which will be furnish
ed on application 60 engineer.
By order OF Chosen Freeholders of the
42ss Sc &c. sMAsHEy. Clerk.
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Who Has Jurisdiction on River?

Pleading that the authorities of the
City OF Wilmington had no jurisdiction
over acts committed on the Delaware
river was used by Harold Buck aud
Claude Stone, OF Penns Grove, when they
were arraigned before Judge Churchman
last week charged with shooting crap on
the ferryboat ''Artic.' The boat was
only 10 minutes out from Penus Grove
and the defendants resorted to the novel
plea of jurisdiction.
Judge Chnchman made it clear that ac-
cording to an agreement entered into be-
tween Delaware and New jersey, the
Delaware authorities had the right to
make arrests Oh vessels clear across the
Delaware river, except where the vessel
is actually tied up to a wharf OF the
jersey shore.
Buck and Stone we're each fined S. and
costs.
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Circus Coming May 10th

The local interest of amusement lovers
is aroused to an unusual degree over a
wild animal %circns. Cook and Wilson's
Wild Animal Circus will be in Penns
Grove Wednesday, May i0Jh. rhe per-
formances OF big lions, big elephants IN
addition TO the aeiialisJ, riders, acrobats
and circns stars with tie preliminary
splendid bsad concerts at , ard s o'clock
will make entertaining attractions. The
free street parade is scheduled at 10. 80.
adv IT
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Cent Word Column

Advertisements inserted under this head
for one cent a iUOrd, first insertion; and
One-haJ cent per wrd each subsequent
insertion. No advertisement accepted for
less than zoe for first insertion, and Zoe
for each subsequent insirtiOa.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured .

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as the,
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease,
and in order to cure 1t you mus take in
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly upon
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. 1t
was prescribed by one of the best ply
sicians in this country for years and Is
a regular prescription. 1t is composed of
the best tonics known. combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina-
ton Of the two ingredients is what pro-
dnces such wonderful results in curing
catarrh. . Send for testimonials, free.
i. J. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Take Halps Family Pills for constdpation.
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Tell your borrowing neighbor you pay
for your Record. So should he.
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Tine Aches of House Cleaning

The pain and soreness caused by bruises,
o~ver-9xetton aud strauing during house
cleaning time are sOpthei away bv Sloan's
Lniment. No need TO suffer tIis ag1nv.
just aprly Sioan's Liniment to the sore
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the paIn leavrs, you rest comfortably and
enipy a refreshing sleep. ore grateful
user writes: ''Sl0Ju's Eminent is worth
Its weight in g1id Keep a bottle on
hand, use it gains ala soreness, Neural
gia ami Bruises Kills pain. 25c at your
Druggist. adv.
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JUST WHAT He WANTED.
Got the Expression That Would Make
the Portrait a Success.

the Portrait a Success.
A certain good looking portrait paint.
er got a commission TO paint the por-
trait of a rich London magnate. He
lmprovised a studio down at his coun-
try place in Kent and spent about a
couple of months on the job. One day
he said to the purse proud money bags:
II think your countenance, sir, most
mobile. Is there any particular ex-
preston you would like to wear In
this picture?"
well, since you ask it, there is. I
particularly want a certain expression.
BY the way, have you met my daugh.
ter?'
yes" replied the artist.
"a charming girl, ehT'
"Very."
I'm glad you think 50. I've spent a
lot Of money on that girl. Well, SUP
posing you came to me and asked my
consent to marry her?'
"Ohi" cried the painter.
The magnate smiled.
Perhaps you don't quite follow me.
at all events the expression l want to
wear ip that picture is the expression
you would see on my face on such an
occasion. 1t is the only illustration 1
a think ola sort of combination of
indignation. stand ofishness, nger and
you-can't-cOme-it-ov look.
You see. ] desire to place this portrait
In the anteroom of my city offices to
scare away money seekers, and it oc-
CURED to me-
II see" said the artist. 81 will try
and realize your idea. Perhaps you
can help me. Can you oblige me with
a sample of one of those expressions? 2"
The magnate beamed.
mo, young man. I'm much too good
natured today. I've just foated two
companies at half a million each"
mo matter. Maybe 1 can help you.
As a matter of fact, Sir Jabez, 1 fell in
love with your daughter at first sight.
I asked her to marry me, she consent
ed, and we were married at "a registry
Office yesterday"
And as the millionaire, dazed and
choking with anger. struggled with his
feelings the painter added:
"Ah, thanksi Might l ask you ts
keep that expression as long as posi-
Bile? The picture is bound to be a
success ."-London Taller.
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For Sale
Chestnut posts and cord wood. George
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Trees
My varieties will double your profits. Clark
Petit, Salem. 8 ~ 9t#
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-07

file" though a bit trying for hen
mother.
Louise shows a little purple hat Of
chenille braid with veil dripping off
the, back in two long points and a
round, chin strap of purple or white.
The becoming tam-o'-shanter is
not lost either, though it is going to
be used more as a crown than as a
hat by itself.
The high-crowned hat seems to be
best in small hats.
Sailors we have always with us
and they grow larger each year.
Trimmings are in general very sim
pie. Ostrich feathers are making a
desperate attempt to be revived but
with little success. Such feathers as
are used are the wispy kind, like the
'paon" feathers sprOuting out of the
crown of the sailor.
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motiv embroidered on the front, and
the edges are catstitched in yellow
wool.
He shows also a'typical drum ma
jor hat in fur frightened by a flower
in front.
Russian caps Of all shapes are
blooming everywhere.
A pretty style is to have the hat
and neckpiece of the same material,
whether fur or duVetyn or velvet or
what not.
Caps and the huge ruffIy neck
pieces are made Of a new soft grey
Polisian-like the Angora nit
tens we used owear.
Another pretty vagary is to have
Madame's bag match her hat.
AS on gowns, velvet is to be COM
bined with other materials in hats,
such as silk, satin and chenille braid.
And we are still going to be little
widows, wells Of all description droOp
off hats, large and small.
A cunning variation of the over
hanging edge of maline of last sum-
mer is the little black hat with the
maline veil hanging from INSIDE the
crown, shading the eyes.
The chin strap, too, is on many fall
hats and is becoming to the, "jeune
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-07
MOI HER sPANkER

Little Dorothy had been left in her
aUnt's care. She celebrated her re-
lease from parental control by doing
everything she was not permitted to
do at home. At last her aunt threat
ened corporal punishment, Dorothy
looked at her Indignantly and said,
You're not my spanker"
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28

charge Of 1t. and he will be assisted
by Captain Philip Huntington. from
New York. There are forty-four doc
tors attached TO this provisional med
ical CORPS. the New Workers among
them being Dr. George r. Dempsey. 2
West 106th Street; Dr. Jerome Kings
bury. 80 West Forty-eighth street, who
was a member of the first Plattsburg
regiment in 1915, and from 1895 10
1900 was attached TO the 7th Regiment
in New York; DR.. lie Bernard Meyer,
f40 West Scventy-ninth Street; DIR.
Charles Mallory Williams, 48 East
Forty-ninth Street. and DR.. George A.
Wyeth, 30 East Forty-second Street.
Speak Several Languages.
In asking their general qualifca-
tions.. the interesting fact about the
doctors was brought out that most OF
them could speak either French. Ger
man or Spanish. and most were able
10 drive an automobile. DR.. Charles
Francis Kuhn. Of Detroit, Mich. said
that he was an expert carriage TRIM
mer.
There may be use for motor drivers
in case the medical work should run
slack. as there are a great number OF
motor trucks TO be used in transport
ing the impedimenta of the camp on
the eight-day hike which brings il TO
a close. but there is little probability
that DR.. Kuhn will have any chance
TO trim carriages in his idle moments.