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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-02-24
PRESIDENT Will
H0LD:H|S GROUND
Wilson Insists Germany Must
Alter Sea Policy.
PEEVED At BERL|N'S DELAY

Congressional Leaders Are Told kai.
ser's Government Will Be Forced to
Recognize Right of Americans to
Travel in Safety on Ships of Neu-
trails or BeIligerents.
Washington, Feb. 23.-President
Wilson has fatty rejected a PROPOSE
ton from members of his party in
congress to relieve him of responsible
ity Of forcing an issue with Germany
over the new German submarine dec
laration by enacting legislation pro-
hibiting Americans from travelling on
armed merchantmen.
The proposition was laid before him
by Chairmen Stone and Flood of the
senate and house foreign affairs COM
mittees and Majority Leader Kern OF
the senate at the conference at the
White House.
Rejecting the suggestion as unthink~
able the president gave the confer
ence fatty to understand that he has
every intention of insisting on an un-
qualified withdrawal by Germany OF
her declaration of intention to torpe-
do without warning all armed enemy
merchant ships after Feb. 20.
Germany, he is said to have declared,
must acknowledge Internationally the
right of American citizens to travel in
safety on the high seas, whether the
ships they use are unarmed or armed
fer defense, belligerent or neutral.
The president is said to have ex-
pressed the opinion that Germany has
delayed too long already in meeting
the demands of the United States for
a satisfactory settlement of the sub
marine controversy
Time for Farley Has Passed.
Too long, he declared, have the lives
of American citizens been placed in
jeopardy by the refusal Of the German
government to recognize international
law and the rules Of civilized warfare.
The time for further parley, he told
his visitors, has passed.
Germany must yield, and yield
quickly, he gave them to understand,
or diplomatic relations will be sew
cred.
Despite the solemn ban of secrecy
which the president placed on the con-
ference the details leaked out at the
Capitol.
While there was still a disposition
in some quarters to believe that the
president will not break with Ger
many without some further discussion
of the question at issue there was a
general air Of pessimism noticeable
around the senate and house foreign
affairs committees.
That Germany will seek to discuss
the matter at greater length and may
perhaps go so far as to agree volun
tarily to postponement of her new
declaration was strongly intimated in
confidential advices which reached
Washington from Berlin
The president, however, is said tC
be, at present at least, adamant in his
Intentions not to let negotiations which
have already gone on for nine months
continue much longer.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-02-24
SLEUTH HELD FOR MURDER
Workman Was Killed While Chicago
Detective Was on Duty.

Chicago, Feb. 23.-Elias Thomson,
an employe of a detective agency, was
charged with murder by the Chicago
police in connection with the death of
Joseph Dusmpnski, who was shot
while employed at a plant to which
Thomson had been assigned for de-
tective duty.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-02-24
IOWA PASTOR ENDS HIS LIFE

Minister Summons Undertaken, Then
Shoots Himself.
Emmetsburg, a., Feb. 23.-Rev. H.
M. Case, former pastor of the Congre-
gational church, is dead at his home
here, a suicide by shooting. He told
a friend he wanted to see the village
undertaken. When the undertaken
arrived he found the minister dead.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-06
What Hos d Wife Right TO
Erpect Of Her Husband2

sion When be lfansfefa her 70 his own
home shs gives ~ aii ~ this FOR him
and IN ought. In common fairness. 70 w
N make ~ ~ veil NJ he ran f0r wins
aas haA mortified for him
n lsut enough lusf 10 provide her with
food and clothes shs needs some ION
On tbe outside. and n doesn't take much
~ HhiisfF woman iuat fhaatsr now
and them be N a supper Decent
bunch N Yfolata and. most ~ an Just
No knox and feei tlat hef husband u
lfylnR to ant6uain her ami That M ~
iuHt - anxious ~ rec thai she has 4
rood lime ~ before they were married
a Wiff has nait 10 demand thet her
husband shall kesp ~ some outward
Fh1B fgf iha affection that be PROGRESSED
III tle dave ~ oouHHhlp Tine ayefage
man seems 10 forget mar hla wife mar
rled him fof 1--we just i6VH H0tblnN
elHa IN The wido world boz love Rhe
married him bncanse che VAS In lots
hii hin and bensBss be had convinced
bel mat ha couldn't i've without her
h6d thHn hnlf N the time. After ne has
Rot hef ami dumped her dawn IA their
new home " nevor mentions the sgb.
l'ci again
We negef stfn says love - her IT,
nfRff pays hff another compliment Ne
nefef notices Wbsf she has on, m how
EhN loots lie never gigas her sn0thsr
tlAt ihat isaf ~ paffupctefF and abssnf
minded maj 4 IA an inauit instead of q
enffha
Ahd q uakea he woman faai NJ n
fiif had been fshen III % eanndenoe
game f1f 4 she nd known ail lnye,
oakins ended ~ Inc aitaf ahs Yohldn't
hafe married There ought ~ IN y
moral lsW compulsory on avery married
mans conscience, fbai would make bins
isil bin Nifa nov much b. loved her
and boE mueh hN Appreciated her every
dag N hia NE ~ sh01id Hiso b. hlxb
ireaf0H aHd mlademean0f fof r man 81
flli ~ DaV tin vie three compliments
per dlem that hro ffai I've oHes
FferF NaHHHn haH mRilt ~ eRbe
thai her H8sbshd Fiii sh1N hef soma
fendemass aHa sympathy Tie M NJ
he 8FffaRe woman, sho 0n Ecant means
brings " family II one long iliad ~
sHfffflHf nad sssflfiee Nhe knows wis
n IL n bear children IN pain 70 work
1aliy above hsf strength. 10 h. nef2f
Nf8pted almost beyond endurance, ny
~. hfapYssred, gRiobing b. little beds,
40 70 through tiie daily grind NJ mo-
n0i0n0 haHfehold fasks fhs afo ~
sooner dene lhan they have 70 bs
aFef aaaiHt ami the only ibiua that tuf9s
ibla manFfdom into happiness " ih
Tenderness nnd sYmpathY ~ hef haa
Z hand
4 Thert ARE times IN every wlfFs re-
when sln needs 20 fhfow beFfeN ~
& hrf b ehands tenderness ~ Hp0n ihe
fendstness Of go1, 6nd II she fanneE
marriage IL. indeed n failure Tor hef
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-06
Real Love and Reverence
May Be Acquired By All

are visible 20 your Mght 1'hluA II the
wonderful precision and perfection Ia the
arrangement n the solar sYhteml end
then consider hos impossible it would
al be unless nnme stupendouH INTEL.
Henee conceived aud PLANNED and sAe'
auled a.
Then ait down alone lu your room
quietly Tor "a ffN momfnia. fiaHs your
eyes. aud breathe few deap iuhalalians
and ask the spirit 0f lowe 8nd fa0fHnra
10 eolno into your beiaF
h6 silent htnaihH ahd walt Free f"it
mind uf an other thouxnlH. tHH hs tnn
NUuld empty gnanl into wnlaA F0H
sofa nsked Ia paat tieat waief
Think ~ nothing but FaHF deHFe faf
love ana reverence it aNi Aat fame 81
one biddlnE Il gen have affaaiomet
yourself w daHhl ami dsfpQndsue#
hHl N tel l#H6 NWie tlmt fHEb dHf
ana maha fnWF miHd rtm'N eHLf hAh
ihK ful shat FnH aFaHF BOISE h0d ffet.
unes ,hrt eiil he FttH
unfa t0uT Wind Is iisH s1h t4ess
stnilmtnia. Ell aihef ihiHTs fHaN 90
added
iAst iht aFfaHsf tali M b. HlH - tNst
Fnl eease ih lhff eF#NW tRF #ii nlh
ihlNEa affvf faH finA inf tlneinw Hf
heaven WhlEH Il ID teNf #h H.iHa $50
htsft Yea ali - banp na sft ahH
uhtar an conditions
ftt ehaisesr Is sHhtt ia tuW ufe fuH
sill eaiaF with = Wsk tlna sf fBiat
Mant
lals wll asem "a aamg la taa iR
mehf wAYs
NaH win thkss a wsfff sHA irHt atet
tfisiai ef mslsftsi matitfs
fnA en afla Hfaut and vital aH4
Ftaf Tastes elH - alhitls Nea ell Hat
hhoa shat iRhfthsas ls aHt teHf AH
hiNH HN 20 maba ihf mnft - tuar
aeH sllWfa f8LNsf NtaN a #tH NNr
wfitk aiH
tt amH Hs ms a ta8 SEQ $50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-06
Making Sleeping
Rooms Attractive

Arohiteeturally considered. tbs bed
room invltos the Use % great many
charming built In features, and. In order
that the foundation may be- provided Tor
a really attractive room. these possible
features should nave first consideration.
Among these accessories are window
seats. linen cabinets. clothes closets, fire
places. and perhaps, even bookcases a
small dressing room Or Rlpoye 10 always
a desirable feature and "a Il may be-
placed q hmlizln dresser
in tho matter n interior finish and
decoration also the bedroom invites the
etsreiae III rather Wide range q indi.
YiduAl taste Either white nF ivory
tnAmtl 10 alwafa mpal suitable far the
woodwork this Includes The built "
features raf The sail coyefihs paper
~ dslieals pattern and oalafs should hs
chosen, me frieta ~ border may ha ~
t6innkhat More pronounced design
suitable atAfefles fuf me shadows a.
wHBa da much toward enhancing ne 40
psarsHts ana enainass N the tsdFeom,
end iheg ahatli rneaits careful Eansiaefa
iiab tfelonnsa ami other such AZ cloths
Invariably make aaafmius side curtains
fof lhr eiBdaha - The hrdFuemI InF ihtF
mas IA obtained NJ ~ MaRf different
felaFs ami hgb afe HaNallt seas AAslins.
tif the Mlnias asat bs watltfd aiih d
cushion tHt HeaflHE M ibia eHAhlen
ahaah unnd a. see draleftss, snt
iha sans fH'a mishi aisa ta sasisaily
followed lH lka matter " Nafa eatalana
ana fAfHM4tH ArhnlsitHhN
hmifaAm mar Pc hafmiHAiE tuy
nishtA IN elihF mA0asanF ~ etasef w.
thh aFlaHt atlittsa mAf NJ sHaFHalei N
mateh ihp wbaiwefs ~ the faam IVA
tlll lshaib a.afaf Uast ~ ~ lFssahs b.
etttlsokfa isfss plsis Sass miffaf
sai ~ Bna ~ tHa aa0fa in ne hasileam.
pfahaht isss dae eiN " pa eRif
mgsh asat hai allan HNta a Mia
fagmfy W. tHs $3.50 NntN maf
aia M iH w.ults A
2Ultef NaeatiHf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-06
~ DOROTHY DIx,

FIRST Of course support That Eoss
without fagipE ann get all wives DO not
aet H. The nfst real pfoof tbat man
aiFss u Die love f6r womau ia hla
siIiinRnsm 10 work FOR hef sud II he
doaHt f0li ~ bia sleeves and hustle f6f
her ait III hi pfotealatians n affection
arr ldia and mfudBalous. peeds not
uofds afs what count ia ioge aa sell -
sisaWbstq
4 aife baa u dgiH 20 % falr SHARE u
the family income and ~ hago g slgen
- bef IN ihe shape n 4 feauiai allowance
ef saiat l1slead " having y doied our
10 het hi Hlehas ~ auHnoH Any SITE
tta doef bfp daiy bf bet busbaud apd
family sho keefs e man's house hears
aHd fsafa he ebidfaB, Hbo Keeps up
matfs social connections. watches biz
interests, gufses him nhen ba lH sick
fnd inakea MIN comfortable ana hhppf
Rtsa hs h veil performs asftifea -
meat taat ileg can never be adequately
Oald fof W money
a'ie bas right ~ sapeci iiaf theae
Ne ifss viii be recognized Ny bsf IRIS
baud ylrWlHa hef as u business partner
80 shafiha niib hma ffeelf whatever b.
nAEef Instead ~ tfsatnr hft - ~
pendent aso bas 70 come hUrblf = hlm
HfaFlne f9f sFatf cent ihai ff6 uefda
I 81 IL Outrageous thaf a1B Hlff should %
- hanllaied 800 fY bbde aH99d
Z anH oW bt daH8tdlHa d daf1iif n
I .0eauff. w ofdof n s8Re her anifff0HHafi
I A Ah bas Il flgHi ~ demand thaf
her Higbapd sill treat her Elil aa much
faHnfsy ~ he would any other Woman.
I ff'a i queer thing that many husbands
~ mi aeem ~ fealizo tilai ihsif WINS
afe sin ladifs. ibGaAb ibfli Witee a
man ghs II ciBgHlfY ltatf outside hls
Z h0ms VIII speak n hia pNh VIE - he
would moi dare 70 am other woman Nh0
had ~ athletic brother
M woman should permit This 80
woman should isi her husband sHeaf ~
/ her 0f fsfend ~ her iase CONFEDERATION
tran Id would e.igH Inc fo0h tHai RlHin,
I ordinary. common pgiitanesH W iHe fhm
~ dess inofe n make mainm0bg nw
esss than my other thing
4 R8BisH haa fiahi ~ fzpfet iba
her husband Nili ~ n W make be-
hsppi N0nr men aet a. N iosi heini
1 mauied N ibehu aAs as0lelent aGiuae
aieui fef anyone u isn't Tho domehtl'
\ ~ N #onsn n am bard 8iongionogi
/ Sind. nud u ueods ~ b. euilgeHsd VIII
cord maUY n4shee ~ pleasure
~ fbf afefaas mafHts man bal
/ fakeu siD from ao0d bono ~ Btlei
4 e5e had affection admiration aAd diFef
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-06
ny ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.


Copyright, 1916. star Company
Proverbs ~ The fear ~ the Lord IL
the beginning Of knowledge
tsn fhe fear 81 the lgnfd" be obtained
~ ACQUIRED. ~ does u have 20 be- born
Seek first the kingdom n heaven and
~ flkhlennAneae. aud all these things
viii be added unto sou
How can one gain the spirit ~ seek
lhF tifst The Kingdom ~ heaven for
iieFe arr Two thinEa shlth have Ions
sought tha method fnfi mHAn pure
moss A htEkElh
We must lake into consideration tbs
fact q many translAtsfa In every ancient
Nh
We mus, isks iato consideration also
NE fast thal ths pld Idea n a lstfluif
and tsuiiYias 0md as barn ~ men
nwn n.lnaa. and never Inspired from she
source af creation.
'tltaat love taslsth uHt fsaf ufl
yanf hsafi muA ana saul fuu ~ lose
N me eFeatnF and batha teH Wheie
ualnN 81 ihRl eARtnfe ard sea Will ala
eataf SOFA have 'auRt tHs hiuKhola Ht
heaven
Ia sama taplh HshllF ssnsrsisai thls
love 4 bern
Wests msa ahd weEaAa dsaHY
absaiatstf ami AtsafhlHHif ievs fafa
ether ard = Cbna u ias FssalA n lbla
lows Il l. asuAilf hafn silh fsilalsas
nature Ableh msWagitesif tafna " fH
stfu AID eaNhlp 'a~sFa ths cyeAiAf az
Wniearea hta
Nat 81 ifarit afs 81 bare uninf q
naislf sHa faf ibam eta aFs naf iaaaf
aussliNlns ahd Atspsif elisa iaNr lss
flaEa g faiih tvtffsn aHa mst
W4t rs sii Nth 88Hia san f.1 Hf
snH Hh RtNtF MRtH Ms a mNt
Nt na.a aa ihm
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-06
Adv1ce TO LoUeIorn
By Beatrice Fairfar
raLe Firm stand.

ain r. man Ia love with two girls
ONE RlH I have known for wears aud
newer thought of being ID love With she
Wa8 trsnd of mY sisters and iusl
54egssI Of e ,,d aide e s p ~ i 9el
resr her after they flnlahod college and
i Tell ln lufr with her Hhf p pretty anu
aura iNr and 4 brilliant talkef told
har loved her bur aid not toll Ter |
Wautad her NJ be ms wife kha dld not
m fhe loved me bHt said she was ter.
fihit Jealous IN ms attention 10 ny ola
fr'Nra and hel college friend hah mot
hgfH Fuusriuua ~ ans attention, bat
81 FaH SHE enumerated incidents I realised
tNt had depended Ga her and that ti
B la.l huf thought ~ Tile other glil in
" different way hHl would always lika
Na ihat ! waA Indebted % her faf some
IN fhF aeei thinHs in lits and lift without
tHF friendly tolupanlnnehlr would uetef
rs ned gnod friends hnt ms affections
nose Hhauesd They are both Fine EiflH
M aaHid ufefef 81 WHrft fnt cd
fHA M snoa ihai she abulq noe
ms Nn'eas slt wee safe lhnfs Nas
ufH HftsHeW hef Huilfaf friend and
.tt HNa @miA Hut HHte mf HnFmaF
h0Nf w#W} tn aniahatNag thN Mifi 4
NaH tHiI mf Lowe ln ! thnh ihN EiFl q
Naf tnid HN iatN tM eoHii marry nts
H#IliE - fFaiift hrr ambition because
bee other siH anna sails marty me- 4
sla lowed ms aauldn Elys 4 haus n 4
aatatA Hn tte stfrei tAhNttlftlt
ta amsiud ms ~ lie fstsa
tiaa hamp3 ; shnihsb Mha slihaF
Wffs reihF ataf harnsf away
t1amif nH tha# ksfF lNile strength
character ip ttbf SEQ are afraid g
sa laslaa ths flfl ~ ahem fup A. nal
safe seriously % a. aftaH 20 sin lhs
AZ ehem tug FsAliF ah cave MHAa
ae taaF mtnA ahlh HIH tml teallv mahi
ln 4eHf stills ANA lheA - aitnWi aiHt
WWE heF sias, aaelAsAlf ttH aaRnai AZ
itAri e aftt 81 sffalts aIih heth Is
aa : mi ss lhaass sci ssfe mststf
uislaatat ellh iha ss6aHA gifl sht had
sahaiHa aftveilan ~ th8 nifh pal 81
soc Hihsf hand ihe iifai sh msS -
nAlta Htafe MAN hAhli WWh m
Htaa lisiitF Nsm tF ih0W8 tf
s aaa ihan bats fe WuHafh Z
tHtlsstff Pa stiaf aI sHsl eeH
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-06

use II 20 the world advantage.
Your only fear will be The fear N no
living utterly true 70 tho iight Within yor
which IA Tho liRht from the source
Perhaps that " what 10 meant after all
by lin Affipiural phfaaat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-06

DNE small girl.
| J Name-Pdtsy.
MdrshmalLoOs-
q memory.
Please don't pass
Lem0n-sticks;
cake twice, OR
PIE! .
Lonely Lol3pops,
and
Charming creom-pujJs
and
I don't speak no
more.
And Bob-sIedding
/ Ten0ptncel
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-06
A Lenten Sacrifice!

lNE small pup.
J Name Peteg.
7ur0enief-the Russ,
tear no more until
another hmei
some daU
Lemon-pte set ont 10 cool
for company, Ia
safe from mel
ALackl
Cheering satin stjpper-heels
and chicken Uings-
A Bdsl
Bone-b1rging renouncedl
"s-. Can any pup
subscribe himself
With all has
sOuL 10 hdt?)
NELL BRINKLEl
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-17
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Continued Page Eighty

Moved by Tamm. seconded ty
Pautsch, that all bills as o. KID be
allowed and warrants be drawn for
same. Upon roll call the following
members voted aye: Tamm, Nielsen.
Moeller Hayes, Pantsch. Motion car
nj
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-17
DAVENPORT WOMAN
ESCAPED KNIFE


Mrs. $. r. Oliver OF 1926 East High
Street, Davenport, Ia, was SO III that
her physicians told her she must go
to a hospital.
An operation appeared necessary.
Her case had been diagnosed, she
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She was able to move about but lit
tle--to go any distance was torture.
She sent for Mayr's Wonderful Rem
cdy. Then she wrote:
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-17

Rhinelander, Storm and the foreman,
went over to examine the break. All
waited on the old miner for verdict
as to the condition OF the roof. He
made pretty careful examination and
seemed satisfied there was no danger.
THAT roof" he declared, will never
cave in
If that is So" said Rhinelarder,
and you ought to know, II anybody
knows--send the men back to work"
blasting their way into the wall
where the foreman ha! indicated, the
men, busted with their work, failed to
notice gradual weakening Of the
tunnel roof. Helen. outside the mine
and occupied with other matters.
heard the blasting within, but gave
the subject no further thought. 1t was
not until a moment following enc Of
the Heavy explosions that she heard
a great crash behind her, and, look
ing back. was Mortified to see mass
Of rock crashing through the roof OF
the tunnel She ran forward in dis
may. The disaster was complete.
Where the tunnel had opened, great
cave-in now raised a solid barrier.
Men on the outside ran up, white
faced to where she stood Questions
flew back and forth. A roundup was
hastily made to determine who had
been caught on the inside. Rhneland
er and Storm were nowhere to be
found-they had almost certainly been
caught with the crew in the tunnel
Spasmodic efforts were made to
clear the opening. Men, losing their
heads, rushed hither and thther, &C.
complishing nothing and adding to tho
panic that possessed everyone at the
thought of the tragedy within the
closed tunnel. Bidding man to stop
his useless efforts to tear away the
fallen rock, she gave him directions
as to what to do. Telephone for doc
tors she said hurriedly, while 60
over to the Neighbor mine for help" !.
Both FASTENED away. Helen reaching
the edge Of the cliff. where the aerial
railway ran from the mountainside
down to the valley below. stopped. 1t
would take her fifteen precious minutes
to run down the tell Could she, by
any possibility, ride down the aerial
cable?
She grasped the hook Of the frail
aerial carriage and clinging to it with
both hands, pulled the release. Like
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-17

said, speaking to the foreman; I'm
Just plain. everyday railroad man.
But I've heard that things can be done
even when vein pirches out. Now.
you get busy" be saidsta the listening
foreman, "ands tell me. now and here,
what's the first thing to do to try to
pick this vein up again"
you might pick 1t up" responded
the foreman, for a song, II you're
lucky. It all depends. You might
spend a million dollass and never pick
1t up
well. we don't have to spend the
million all at once, do we?"
The foreman admitted they did not.
Very WE'LL" continued Rhinelander,
sharply. Flows the first Fart OF that
money to be spent?"
Tbs foreman scratched his head and
locked up and A,wn the wall. He Sc
lected a place that looked to him like
a possibility. Pointing. he sail:
"Crosscu through there and we might
pick up the vein."
Khinelander asked further cues
tons; the kard-headed miner seemed
to have, he thought, some good ideas.
"All right" said Rainelander, at
leegth, "crCss-cut right there. just
as you say. Wen see how we Gene
cut. II we get beat, we'll try some
thing else" ,t'
Under tho impetus II Jew hc'ce, ths
work went rapidly fcrwara. Every
nan IL the 2,i.e took courage. So
long as there was a ICssi5i!ty Of do.
ing ANYTHING they were GLAD to work
t. save their own JOBS TIE crew at
hand vert vigorously t. work u:.der
the fcremaa's directions. In q short
tine a hole hal .eer priced fer
blast, the fuse lighted aid the .nen
rushed out. The explosion followed
arc they went lack.
Work was proceeding IN this fash
ion when something occurred that
drew Helen's attention. Ske was lcok-
ing into the tunnel when she noticed
that one wall near the roof seemed
to 5e weakening. A large piece OF
rock had dropped from it.. The men
were called out aud Helen, with
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Seagrues sale to Rhiuelander Of tne
Superstition mine did not go through
as smoothly as lie had expected. Meet
ing Rhinelander at the Office Of all at
torney in Las Vegas. the details Of
the transfer were arranged without
much difficulty. Rhinelander's only
care was to be sure that the convey
ancc should give him clear title To
the valuable property, and having sat
istied himself on this point. the minor
details were easily arranged.
While the attorney was embodying
these items in supplementary agree
ment, Rhinelander wrote out a tele-
gram to Helen telling her that he was
completing the transfer Of the mine
and would come up on No S. When
the final draft Of the contract had been
made in duplicate, and signed ~ the
two parties, in due form. Rhinelander
handed over second check to Sea-
grue, and putting the agreement In his
pocket. left the Office
Seagrue watched him 60 with scHe-
thing of relief ana great deal OF
satisfaction. The whole scheme he
had so successfully compassed locked
to him almost too good to be true. ami
he had hearty laugh with the at
torney before they left the office to-
gether.
But, unexpectedly enough, OPPOSE
ton developed in an unlooked-for guar.
ter, namely, among minority stock
holders OF the mine itself. Runors
flew thick and fast, and at Oceanside
Seagrue was openly accused of under
handed work in parting with the prop
erty. To afford clear understanding
Of his position, meeting Of the stock
holders OF the mine was called, and
Seagrue, when the time came. ad-
dressed the gathering in explanation
OF the sale.
Il have understood" he began.
there has been some criticism CT my
action in ,disposing of the Superstition
mine to the Copper Range and Tide
water people. Some of our stockhold-
ers have been unkind enough to hint
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