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COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee markets first prices yesterday
were unchanged TO 2 points higher. Aside from
some scattered covering little demand ap.
pcarc1, and prices cased OF, closing at an ad.
vance OF 4 points on October and November,
but generally ! to 4 points lower. Sales, 49,.
go bags. Most of the active months sold 8
or points above Saturdays closing figures
early. but the demand was not active enough
To suggest any material Improvement in senti-
mcnt.. while the late declines was accom-.
panied by talk Of lower cost and freight
offers. Weekly statistics emphasized the I'M
ccrtaintics " the European outlet. March
contract, sold OF from S.I7 to S.ti, and May
from $50 10 $50. or into new low ground for
the movement. Well described Santos Is re.
ported rs offered here on the basis Of 1oc.
London credits, Local spot market quiet. with
prices easier at shc. for Rio rs and loTc. for
Santos Is.
Warehouse deliveries in United States last
week To-. 7s9- bags, against 1t7.07S previous
week. and l2s. tsi last year Of the nrst named
amount New York had o7.527 bags. Rio clear.
arc"s for week 5000 bags. including rs. 900 to
United states and 1900 to Cape. River Plate
and west coast Of South America Santos,
ltf, 100 bags. including 139. 900 to United states,
1900 to Europe and North Africa, and 5000
to Cape. River Plate and west coast Of South
America Victoria, 200 TO United States. Ba-
hia receipts for week 5000 stock, q, 1000;
cleatanccs to United states. nil; to Europe.
1900. elsewhere, 600.
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,i.ssl.':,. iss; 's...ss,; %sint; way

inss Si.ssi.s4s. mo. Sssi.Sss;. maint. way
and struct. S1st,sSs, dec t22.s93: maint.
equip. S2ii,6il. inc. SIS, 400; transportation
S4ss,t5l. inc. S45, s6s; net after taxes fsl3.-
500, inc. s327.0si. For two months ended
Aus. 81 gross earnings were $1,000. s3s. inc.
tl,03i,749; maint. way and struct. $685.
66l, dec. 927. 283: maint. equip. Si75,S80,
inc. st0,446; transportation s976.S62. inc.
sS60, 500.
MISSOURI PAC1FIC-Reports for year
ended June 80, 1916. gross earnings s6i.-
s72.ao2. Inc. ts.l62 ees; net after taxes
Sl3,i1e,7sl. inc, sl2s.1a1; other income
t1,Ss7,3is. inc. s29i,175; total income ii,-
t7Lilo, inc. sl7,296i dencit after charges
t.3t0.2 23. inc. s99.677.
RIO GRANDE soUTHERN-Reports for
nrst week of October gross earnings si3.-
$40. dec. ,i,oss: from July / si5t,56e, dec.
Sl,sia
WISCONSIN cENTRAL-Reports for
October gross earnings Si,16T.092. inc.
sl97.ts1: maint. way and struct. Sl02,sl1.
dec. sS.t27. maint. equip. tl2o.666.so2:
transportation s2i7.4os. inc. sl6.757: net
after taxes. Ssio,s7b. inc. iI7i.ess For two
t2.27s.719. inc. 937I.stS; maint. way and
struct. s2o7.67t, dec. S.bte; maint. EQUIP.
t23t.ss%. inc. 1850: transportation tGtt.-
us. Inc. Sso.tS&; net after taxes s915.67s,
Inc. 13QS,ltl
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MINING NEWS.
ARIZONA RAY COPPER co-E.

ARIZONA RAY COPPER co.-E. l..
Hiatt, chief engr. OF Ray Consolidated Co,
named asst. treas. and mine mgr.
PrTTE-DETRoIT COPPER & SILVER
MINING CO -Flotation cells ar. being In
stalled at concentrator. together with
series Of jies. a radical departure from for
mer ore milling process.
lutte n SUPERIOR MINING co =
Sept. production. 5o.ib0 tons. compared
with 80 $50 in came month OF 1913, re-
covcry, sSt6~e, compared with 8? 10 last
yr: lbs. zinc In concentration. iis6.u 900,
compared with i:.950.OOV last yr.
EDEN MINING Co.-Cyauide-leachinr
plant Of 100 tons daily capacity IL under
construction; a hydrO-electr!u power uial'
and a IS mile railroad line have been built
at company's property. In mining district
Of Nicaragua
TOSoPAH MINING Co.-Has Joined
Louisiana Consolidated Mining Co. OF Ne
vada In further development ami equip
nent of their gold and silver property.
INDICATOR CoNsoL. COLI MINING
Co.-Drclared extra dividend OF Sc. ard
quarterly Of &C.. payable Oct. rs TO stock
Of record Oct. IS.
BIG LEDGE COPPER-ofhcal inspection
of company's properties shows that crus-cu'
at point 1880 feet from portal Of Henrietta
tunnel reveals Invincible vein u inches wide
rprase At point ?? feet above lower tunnel
level. with assays In raise showing copper
iN%. gold o< 10 and silver Ssf Asssy- AZ
Thu. point. but At level with floor OF lower
tunnel. are: copper. q ET. gold 81, silver
8. ~. Al Junction OF Henrietta and Invtncibic
veins the vein 10 4 feet wide. a~ssayins cop
per i:<. gold sis. silver $50.
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PUBLIC UTILITY NEWS.

COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO-Hos
applied to Ohio Public uti!'y Commission.
for permission to issue @i5S3.eoo additional
capital stock.
rHlLA. RAPID TRASsIT-R.ports ~
September gross earnings % f2,:-t,o.'
against 81 .cOF.si9 In Sept, 1915. ne, 81
oli,215, against SsHiINNt spp.us after
charges. f200,s5 asa!ns' t7s.'77 last year.
UNITED RAILWAYS INVESTMENT
Including controlled companies. reports Tor
fscal year ended Jun. 80 1910. gross earn
ing f3i,ts5.b72. against t32,i5I1ll tn pre-
,ious wear. Net was Slb.g7g:23. agsins'
slso?S.ks6 Arer all charge, preferred
dividends. Improvements and %eStrnur i!nnr'
expenses charged against income by the
several companies there was a ha,anCe Hp-
rlicable 30 common stock Of United kys In
vestment Co. OF N,o?6,lla. equivalent to
5n?r.
UTAH POWER a LT.-Hes flei with
Secretary Of state In Portland, Mo, Ger
tiNca,e OF i~ncreese IN capital stock from
sac. 900, 900 to $50. 900, 900.
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LONDON MARKET

LONDON, Oct. is.-Money supplies were
Increased by Government disbursements
to-day. Discount rates were quiet. while
tho tone Of the stock market continued
good. business was meagre. IN the French
loan and exchequer bonds are absorbing
surplus Investment funds. Prices Sage
from lack OF support In the gilt edged sec
ton. and Cuban ports and rubber stocks
were unsettled, but foreign rails were
steady. American securities displayed lit
tie animation and finished undecided. Con-
soils for money closed AZ b7N new ~ nor
cent. war loan at as. Money. ~ per cent.
bills. 6NabS per cent. Gold premiums AZ
Lisbon. S0.VV.
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MONEY M EXCHANGE.
CALL MONEY.

TINE MOSEY--Mark et frmer.. Sixty days.
8u3lx%: ninety days. 3kI3aT: four months,
she3A%; five months. 3hdS*%; six months.
Sitn3A@.
The range in week ended October %. 1915.
was from 2t% for sixty days TO 3u3iaS for
six months. range in week ended October %.
1915. from 6t6is% for sixty days 10 ed5is%
for six months; range In week ended October
=, 1913. from .t.gi<% for sixty days TO AS
for sig months.
COMMERCIAL P~APER-Trading light and
rates unchanged Al 3nt for prime four TO six
months bills and SS% for ordinary GOOD
names Latter rate was still largely nom.
inal and some really prime paper was taken
at 5a%. Acceptanccs also were In scant
supply. Rates were: 24d2r for 30 days;
zNd2]t for % days. and ? 7-isu2 s.ls for -
for discount a, Federal Reserve Bank'
Ineligible bills ruled from SIS TO \, of is
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ANN ARRoR-n.pnr,, fcr nr.t r..k q

ucatloH territory''
ANN ARBoR-R.ports for nrst week OF
October. gross earnings &5s902, inc. s5.-
S:o; from July ,7SO.2s5. inc, tiss,s7S.
BOSTON. g. MAINE-ArEuments wsrs
Of minority stockholders FOR Intervention
For year ended June so, 1915. earned
:iais ee ssSsTsts' Wiz IL s'd aSnci It" Of f0" 'ssso
is2 in 1915. Gross earnings were $50,
.;,.:s. inc, .S.4.:nTsi net after taxes
charges. U,osS,ssi, inc. ,...Ico.its.
.r GHIcA Sno 4 AMIToS s0dT. h,s:! y':c,,
a dec. Of N.bIs,s7s gross earnings we're
uGs2s; inc; 'a's7s;ss'{ net after taxes
:t.Si.ssssss.. ,n n"e' ,, 'si.;s,scta''' ''''' income
CINCINNATI. HAMILTON 4 DAYTON
income mNfas'' s!ss. iIssIP'0' The i%' 1 HSsIs. ' ~ers ' e..
Aug. ! there was a balance on hand of
.2s7,7s7 and on Aug. 81. . balance of
FLORIDA EAST coAsr-Reports TO
!: {, G ,Cr August; src.: earning: ,s'7;ss'.
u.s. y dec. iS.ssc; msini. equip. sso.7:s.
,S;' ,;c'7as;; ' sns, ,a.!. ,,i;ss;'' Inc.
a. sro.. earning. ti'os".S.o, Inc. 1856.
500: maint., way ann struct. vll1.ll1, dec.
ss17 maint equip. sl5s.7l2. inc. st4.-
S4S; transportation 132o.9l0. inc. 49,
as; net after taxes t3s2.S6s. inc. $685.
2ss.
GULF. COLORADO a SANTA FIRE
ports TO I. e. c. for August. gross earn
inss sl.%so,sls. Inc. 1Sss,+lsi maint. way
and struct. t27o. 2ss, dec. o6s,ssi; maint.
;.si..ssss.. , me- ,ss7.Sst. For two month:
ended August 81, gross earnings S2,676,-
134. inc. S3s<.0l5; maint. way and struct.
s5es,52a. dec, 3tI,a92: maint. equip. S9l.-
sos. dec, 32,62l. transportation so2e,5et4ti.
inc. e66,ste; net after taxes s672.6b<. inc.
t2Ss.s2@
HOOKING yALLEY-In fiscal year
ended June 30. 1913. earned surplus equiv
aisnt to S.S8 per cent. OF capital stock,
earnings were tiiiI'b2s, ino. 1880 75;
net t2.ts1.sts. inc. .st6l.1ss; total Income
snare. ana taxes: si.Ssi.1s inc. , s,as
SOS: dividends et3S.eso. unchanged: sur
plus after dividends S6<i 7sS. Inc. Sbss.ssa.
LOUISVILLE q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for nrst week Of October, gross sarninGs
ti.s:!.sis. inc, !!iS;iioi irsm July i IT..
tit.s7s. inc. es.3Sl.9s
MINNEAPoLIs. ST. PAUL q o Q.
AARIE-Rsperts for August gross earn.
The sun., 1916-10-17

Sales. Ri4h, Low Last Cnes.
is S Midvsle Steel ss;.t@H ssk @k -,
5000 sinclair OIL ss....t ssh IN ssx II
1900 suls q Son, Ga. io2k 1921 io2N ~
ZEE dividend. H. Ex rights. lex dividend
and rights.
In making net changes sales Of less than
Oil issues, where Q ten share limit 10 used.
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rallies Rio. 70 rcis lower for 7s ut 6s525
exchange, l.52d. higher at II .. SD. receipts,
eo.po bags stock. iCj, go. Santos unchanged
~ $500 for No. 4: receipts, 5000 stock,
2,i's ono, futures unchanged at IS reis lower.
Receipts ~ t'c ports, g., on. against n. 900 last
year anil Gi,hu0 two years ago Sac raulo.
"a n1. against e.. IN AMI 1900; Jundishy.
1900. against i7.OO aud 5000.
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SILVER PRICES.

Average price OF silver In New York Il
October. 1915, was ~ 3slsc. an ounce: October
1914, 20. $50. October. 1918. S0.7tc.: October
1912, S.47c.: October. .I9il. 3%c.
The sun., 1916-10-17

Austrian kronen broke sharply from u %
20 II ~ yesterday morning. but recovered TO
lsM under banking support in the late after.
noon. Reichsmarks displayed weakness. but
the loss for the dsy did not exceed 4.
French francs s'ifened fractionally. both IN
checks and cables. while Swiss francs con.
tinued 10 display the weakness which lie.
veloped in them toward the close Of last
week. Except for minor irrcSularities the
Russian and Scandinavian exchanges were
stronger than on Saturday.
In the following tables. when the ''ie-
mand." sight" or cheek rate 10 quoted
in United States currency II 10 said TO
favor" this country II less than par. hut
when quoted in foreign currency II 10 said
TO be against" this country II less than
par. For the convenience OF readers such
rates are marked IF" when In favor Of and
a. when against this country.
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PARIS MARKET.
'lex dividend.

PARIS. Oct. lo.-Trading quiet on the
Bourfe today, Three per cent, rentes, Al
francs 90 Confines for cash. exchange on
London. - francs 81. cen,imes. 8 per
cent. loan. % franco.
The sun., 1916-10-17

George r. Randolph. v!ce-pres'dent Of
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad. was So
lected as commissioner Of the Trunk Lin
and Central Freight and Passenger Asso-
Citations and for the New England rail-
roads at a meeting OF the trafflc repre-
sentatives OF railroads In Ofictal Class!-
ncation territory.
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RATES on OTHER COUNTRIES.

land. ~ Is cents: Italy. Greece and Switzer.
land. 6lsis lire. drachma and francs respec-
lively; Russia. Hi6 cents; Austria. 30 20
cents: Denmark. Sweden and Norway. % rs
cents: Brazil, SEA cents; Argentina. paper.
Gas cents: Argentina, sold, loSs5 pesos; In.
ala. GH cents; Japan. F.H cents.
DOMESTIC ExCHHNGE-Boston. par: Chi
cago. 1Oc, discount: 81. Louis, 100 Ice. dis.
count: San Francisco. l5c, premium: Mon
treal, par.
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DAILY AVERAGES.

BaisnesS reported ysstsrday we're $3.50. eos.
The Sub-Treasufy waa creditor TO the Clear.
Ing House to the extent Of 81, 90, ~. Tsdsrsl
Reserve Bank credit balance. s7.oN,f7
gained since Friday, 1..Gs, 900.
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DISCOUNT sHTys * FEDERAL ne.
Days OF Maturity,
FOREIGN

Nole-Agrlcultural n live STOCK rapei
irities of from 81 days TO six months.
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ter I'd like 20 take up with you.
DO you recall George Bronson.
the claim agent OF tho New York
Burglar Insurance company, the
company which Insured the jewels
that wcro stolen from your"
Il think l do" she returned slow.
~. but"
We'll. that company has had 4
great deal OF trouble with society
women who have got money by
pawning their jewels and then put
ting in a claim that they were
stolen and so recovering from the
company on the alleged loss.-
The girl looked at him. frowning.
Are you trying to insinuate
that"
Certainly not" Taylor purred
amiably. But there wero some
things Bronson could not under.
stand
Really" Miss Cartwright re-
turned, Il don't quite understand
how this concerns the customs"
1T doesn't" he agreed readily.
Il am acting only as Bronson's
friend. and II you'll answer my
questions may be able TO recover
the jewels for you"
The girls face cleared.
That viii be splendid" she sx.
claimed. "Of course, III tell you
everything ! know"
How did you como 70 discover
tho loss OF the diamonds7" Taylor
asked.
Il didn't discover 1t myself" she
told him. Il was at Bar Harbor. e"
oh" said Taylor. You were
away. seol Who did find out?''
MY sister. II was she who
missed them"
Taylor looked thoughtful, and
then asked quickly: Il wonder II
you'd mind telephoning your sister
to come down here now7"
Why. sho came with me-" Miss
Cartwright returned. she's out.
side"
That's fine" he said brightly.
He pushed the buzzer. Perhaps
she'll be able to help US"
Ho looked up as Peter came In.
ASK Miss Cartwright's sister to
como in for n moment. Tell her
Miss Ethel wants her"
In n very few minutes Amy Cart.
wright was brought into the deputy.
surveyors room by Peter. She was
a pretty girl not moro than rs, and
like her sister, dressed charmingly.
you wanted me. Ethel?" she
asked.
Yes, dear" the elder returned.
Amy, this is Mr.. Taylor, who thinks
he may be able to get back my
diamonds for me"
Amy Cartwright shot a quick, al.
most furtive look at Taylor and
then gripped her sisters arm.
Your diamonds" she cried.
Yes" her sister said. you
must answer all Mr.. Taylor's ques.
tons"
Taylor looked at Amy magisteri.
ally. How did you discover your
sisters jewels were stolen?"
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A Novel
A Week!

u az i;asE EE ~
Neseiis~d by
Wy>DuAM MARTYR
Copyright. 1914. by Hsi Cooper
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War aEHEEzK

It's true or not. 70 he'll have 10 let
us 20"
|. When Taylor entered q minute
later he found the two girls look.
ing out OF the big window across
the harbor. They were discussing
the dimensions OF . big liner max.
ing her way out
Sorry 20 have had 20 leave you"
hs said briskly. especially as
things were getting bit interest.
ing"
Il quite fail TO see" Miss Cart.
wright observed chiilingiy. what
all this rather impairment cross
questioning OF my sister has to do
with"
You WIFI IN . minute he inter
rupted.
Il know who stoIs them" Ethel
went on. TT was my maid"
Your maid" the deputy-surveyor
cried. why didn't you tell the
company that' What was your
maids name7"
Marie Garnier.-
He took up a scribbling pad and
inscribed tho name on II. Marie
GARNER" he muttercd. and pushed
the buzzer why didn't you tell
me this before"
What was the roody" Miss Cart.
wright returned. Il was fond OF
Msrie-she was almost one OF the
family--so { simply dismissed her
instead Of"
She was interrupted by Duncsn's
entrance. yes. sir?' said he TO his
chief
Taylor handed him the leaf he
had torn from the pad. Attend
to this at once" he ordered.
Tho inquisition went on. Even
Ethers nerves were giving out.
when the telephone bell rang and
Taylor answered a.
The girls watching him saw that
the news was pleasant for he chuck.
led as he hung up the receiver.
Miss Cartwright" he cried. 81
Just had my assistant telephone to
your mother. You never had
maid named GARNER. You put the
blame on a woman who doesn't
exist. and you did 1t to shield the
real thief" He pointed TO the
crouching Amy. This is the real
thief"
The two girls answered him never
word. Amy was too frightened
and Ethel. her tactics uuavailing,
found her best defense In silence.
We'll, OF course the stuff is
pawned some place." Taylor said
after pause. so far. Bronson
has only searched the pawn shops
In New York" He went to the
telephone again. Hello. BILL" he
said when he had secured the num-
Der. go over to Bronson and get
a description OF the jewels reported
stolen from Miss Ethel Cart.
wright. Have all the pawn shops
searched In Trenton" he fastened
his harsh look on Amy Cartwright
Boston. Washington, Albany,
Philadelphia"
As he called out the last city
the girl gave gasp OF terror.
so you pawned them In Philadel.
phia?" Taylor cried.
mo, no." she moaned.
Il did IT," Ethel Cartwright ex.
claimed.
NO. you didn't" Taylor said
sharply. You're only trying to
save her. You can't deceive me-"
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n. ", wensdy-gorgie medders
pulled anuther bone yesterdy in
skool G. now all the Kids call him
piggy medders & grunt like a pork
chop every time he comes around
which makes him very mad so
that he has to lick / or of them
when be catches them outside
aloan
his teecher was giving his class
9 littel lessen In aggrikultral sub
4cks which amt in there reglar
books but what they all know
about because most OF them go
down to the country In summer to
see there grandpas or relatives
LIST she wood ask / and then an
other to name some animals on
abe farm that they knowed about
4 some times she wood describe
them and let the kids name them
purity soon they had named them
all purity neer e. the teecher said
TO gorgie who she caught mapping
that time for he was kounting the
marbles he had won at recess time
e figgering on getting a hole lot
more that evening after skool
gorgie, she said, TO him, pleese
put away your marbles e. anser
this kweshun, what Is IL that has
short hare and never works none
and likes to eat all tho time and
play in the mud r. never comes
home only when II Is called for
dinner
by golly, littel gorgie says to the
teecher, that's me, I CESS
that's why gorgie has got more
flies ahead OF him than Jess will
lard has for every time ! Of the
kids menshions pig IN gorgies
presents gorgie runs his legs off to
catch up with that kid g. paste
him a few johnny
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entered and bowed with What grace
he could as he motioned her TO a
chair.
CHAPTER II.
Trapped

fUAlF.
CHAPTER n.
Trapped
Miss Cartwright was q tall. strik.
ingiy pretty woman OF 81. who
looked az the doputy-surveyor with
perfect self.possesslon. II was plain
she regarded him merely as some
official whom she was bound TO see
regarding a matter OF business.
Sorry II I kept you waiting
Miss Cartwright" Taylor said,
briskly. MY namo is Taylor"
You wanted to see mo about a
ring. I think. didn't you7"
"Yos" he answered. The In
tention evidently was to smugglo
II thru the customs"
DO you really think so1" she
demanded, Interested. Il haven't
tho faintest idea who could have
sent II 20 me-"
"Of course you haven't no said.
In his blandest. most rsassuring
manner. IT'S a mistake" he con
tinued. but the record win prob
ably shed some light on this mat
ter"
And he sent Duncan from the
room. presumably in search OF tho
papers.
"Do you know" she asserted. y
| feel quite excited at being here
and sitting in n chair In which
you probably often examine Snug
| glers. One reads about Il con-
SANITY"
'Tt's being done all tho time" he
responded. among all sorts OF peo-
pie. Now, Miss Cartwright, since
we are talking of smuggling. I'd
like to have a little business chat
with you II I may"
The girl looked ut him aston
ished. with me7" she demanded.
II mean IT. Taylor asserted.
you said you've read about all
this smuggling and 80 on. Believe
me, you've not read a thousandth
part OF what's going on all tho
time. despite our efforts to check
II. The difficult part In that many
Of the women are so socially prom.
lnent that Il isn't easy TO detect
them. They move in the sort OF
world you move in" He leaned
forward and spoke impressively.
but it's a world where neither |
nor my men could pass muster for
O moment. DO you follow me2"
81 hear what you say" she said,
but"
He interrupted her, Miss Cart
wright, we are looking for some
one who belongs In society by right.
Some one who is clever enough to
provide us with information and
yet never he suspected. We want
some one, for instance. like you"
Really. Mr. Taylor" she cried,
you probably mean well, but"
| Again he cut her short.
I'm sorry you don't care TO en-.
terrain my proposition, but It's
your business, after all. by the
way" he added. after a moments
pause. there's another little mat.
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Cover Up the Shame

NEW YORK weekly of considerable importance predicts American
"A invasion OF Europe after the war-a tourist INVASION
Wherepon the fore with startngy original suggestion
long epnn stretching
and cong about Vdn and be converted into perpetual
place, TO speak.
pleads that the dark and bloody battle be consecrated
shrine old world patriotism" shrine which idle thrSeeks
make pilgrimage and yet again
that the trenches be intact and eloquent
Its that e hlowed soil shall be touched by allowed
TO lapse TO use"
fighsoundng phrases wods-words
wholly ignoe albeit idle suggestion glorious
conservation the hlowed ground than into bowing
grain the widows orphans the
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He turned to Amy. young woman,
you're under arrest"
mo. no." the elder sister be
sought. Take me. She's only a
child: don't spoil her life. I'll do
whatever you like. Isn't there any
thing can do?" she pleaded
Taylor paced up and down the
room for a half minute before an
swering. while the two watched
him In agony.
Surely there Is some way out,"
Ethel asked again.
Yes" he said, there Is. You
can accept my proposition to enter
the secret service OF the United
States customs"
"oh. yes, yes" she cried. any
thing"
Taylor rubbed his hands together
with satisfaction and pride in his
inimitable craft. Now you're talk
ing" he exclaimed. Then We
won't send the little sister TO
prison"
Continued In Our Next Issus)
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body now and
[ h en- diBgraces
himself with one.
a headache 10
not a disease In
itself. II 10 JUS, a
danger signal an
nounclns shoals
nearby. II 10 US
ualIy a Sign Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19

ADVICE TO THE GALS WHO
INTEND PARTICIPATING
IN THE PARADE AT
THE NATAToRiUm
No niri should wear a short
eB<irt bathing suit without two good
rsssoes.
Patrick Harmon, who walked
backwards from Seattle 70 New
YORK because somebody said he
couldn't do IL. 10 our idea Of fine
vice presidential material. Al
least, he has done something, even
n he did do II backwards.
HOW MANY sToNEs7
Lester Stone left Saturday for
Seattle. where they will visit kins
men. He bought the tickets from
party that backed out, and they
consider Il a good bargain. such as
he always makes.--T'he Porter (O.)
6entinel-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19
No mobile land
shores.
THAT'S ALL
YET THERE ARE MANY WHO CRY OUT

Nor conceive Of breed mpacbe oucon
aendung hate than to have the trenches remain intact as
eternal reminder Of the Of DEATH apne and horror The trenches could
be single country, chvry nations died
there glory Europemeanng France Belgium, Germany England
Awi forget the dark days the trenches when reign
once more; TO forget as quickly and completely may be
gobe-roterS ALL prthe would doubt
reve the by the bacared would
privilege the people of France and Belgium
Britain fathers and brothers lie there
graves would much sacreg had the disciples
Christ charged the rabb head the which
their Master cruciicd.
with the thought the redoubts fill the trenches pillow
hooins swords and the veil of oblivion
those witnesses Euops shameful dbauch The earlier the
better for the old world and for all humanity