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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-07

vENDEM0s I'm pequeno negocio en- abarrJ-
actlvidad commercial, tiene reRlslrG y no
hay rezagoS. Tambien I'M taller dc pelI-
guerra, compuestO de 2 ~silloncs. ? esp.Ios,
repisas. reloi grande Y toda SI herraInien-
ta nlle"- Ambos ncgoc!os Sc pueden a,en-
den faCI oenie I0r eStar en TN mISIno lu-
gar. Poe renta. Informant: T. Puenie 4
Son, 4i D. Laredo ST., san Antonio, Tex.
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VENTAS:-

VENIAS:-
FESDo bayalo o cambiO rOr varaS :Hrhrras.
dos muias y una yegUa. ]. HodrlgueL. Co
dorado y Kerr got. L3-sjt
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-07

81 NECESITA EXPRESS para que lleve sus
peiacss g Ia Estaclon o lie Gamble suS nue.
Dies, hablele a Rosales. Tel. Travis ftao.
PARA TODA CLASE DE TRABAJoS de I'M
preHta, dlrijaSe a Ia PlENSA. Los hace-
mos a satisfaction del Clienle y q preci0s
reducldos.
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PESQUISAS-

PESQUISAS-
SR. NlEfES TnENISO-IcCibi III cartl fc-
cha d que me ~rnvi3sts d' galveston. Tex.
COnlcStc inmcdiatamenI" Vero me- riiG de-
yurlfa la condensation pnr ralla d. direction
ron!pi-ia. lnfUrmaime. pIleS. de III d0m!ci-
lIp. Tu lerinanu. Jose \. TrcvliiU, i5ss :.
Laredo 81, san Antonio, Tex. (3-S)
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SOLICITUDES-
NEcrSITtN 'rabaIO tres hOmbrcS l0SCnes V
fUerirS. en- rualqui"ra oCupac!Gn. l'ecibcn
ordrncS cn ~ Brlvin 81.
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DIvERS0S-
TODa clase de tej.GOs de crochett. como
colchas, Gclanlal"S, CORR dc niiio, ric.
Dlrfjase i is Sra. l.. Castillo, igGJ FiIrla
Vista 81 3-lVj
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-21

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26

I,.n.c, our handsome line o'
,omoC,.o robes. We beat 'h'p Nv
Nashville Tcnn,ssc'dn.
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women were sitting on q rock. In the
eursbine; and toward them q mar was
hurrying. The mans back was toward
Sam but the watcher recognized tho
two women al June Travis and Mary.
June and her old nurse had set forth
on their morning walk along the sands
and had paused at the rock TO pick
out a site for the picnic lunch the girl
had planned for later In tho day. A
they sat in the sunshine. June pointed
to 0 fat.toppcd bowlder. farther In.
shore. az an ideal natural Unbeatable.
They were about to go over and in
vcstigntc II when a quick step behind
them in the sand made than turn.
Max Lamar was coming toward them.
Mary shuddcrcd. involuntartiy. and
shrank back But June. with a smile
Of genuine welcome. held out her hand
I'm greeting TO him.
Suddenly. her arms s,hi extended,
and before her fingers could touch his,
eho exclaimed in quick sympathy:
you're hurt! You're badly hurt!
What Ia ~"
Mary. at the girls alarmed exciama.
ton. glanced at Lamar. His right hand
was bandagcd. His under lip was cut
Nv hat Ii it?" repeated June. anx'
iously. How are you hurt. Mr.. La.
mar? Tell me-"
That" said Lamar lightly. as he
held up his bandaged hand. "Oh, that's
Just a little souvenir from your dear
old friend, Smiling Sam Pagan"
Tell mel" urged June.
Briefy-and still treating the theme
In Jest rather than seriousness-Ma,
told her the story.
Last night. when this tramp tool
me home" he ended. Il was SO ratified
let him get away without half thank
ing him"
Excuse me. Mr.. Lamar" said Z
voice behind Max. They told us d
the hotel that you'd started for tn,
beach. May we interrupt you for
minute?"
Lamar got up from the rock. glanc
ing not ove-.riendly at the two mel
who had broken in on his talk. Thcl
as he recognized the interlopers hi
face cleared.
Hello. Boyle!" no said cordially
Hello. Jacobs! Miss Travis. will yo'
excuse me? sha'n't be long. I'll b,
back in FIVE minutes"
He moved away. the WI detective
walking n on either side OF hin
Sorry to buAt In. MIR Lamar. Chief
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
NINTH ~lMSTAllMEMT
"DODGlNG THE Law"

Tho beach comber was shufning
along the sands. like some furtively
umcouth night animal. lie was Q
forlorn Experimentation. III clad.
For a week. now. he had dwelt IN a
tumble-down shack at tho far end
OF Surfton beach.
Only after dark did he venture forth
IN search OF food or firewood. The
few people who had seen him on
these night prowls thought him a
mere tramp and nicknamed him
Mike"
This evening Mike was securing
the shore for driftwood His gaze was
caught and gripped by something that
sweyed and reelcd cccentrically on the
verge OF the clir, far above him.
He looked more closely. There, oil.
houetted against the brightness o! the
midnight sky. he could make out two
closelockcd bodies fighting for very
life on the cliH edge
Mike stared upward. speilbouad.
Then he shouted. The night wind
carried away his cry Of warning.
Galvanized into feverish activity, he
cast aside his carefully boarded arm
full OF wood and ran tn the base OF
the elm.
Foreetfui OF his own safety. Mike
began To swarm up the steep trail
toward the summit.
Max Lamar was yielding. inch b.
Snch IN tha fearful preasure NJ hts
foe. With every ounce Ole his FAC
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26

June. excited. "They'vc traced him
to s~urftont"
Worse. They traced him to bic
hut. They're on he way there. Az
least. they were. see, they're starting
back. now, to meet a boy who Is going
TO guide them. And-Chief Allen
writes asking me 10 help them. l."
But" urged June, you cant. You
can't Why. he saved your life. He"
DO you suppose We forgotten thAt'"
rctortcd Lamar. miserably. That's
why ! tried to della them. I'd give my
left arm to DO able to get there ahead
Of them and warn him. Hut how can
~ I'm q sworn officer Of the law
and"
But I'm noti" cried June. s~pringing
TO her feot. And I'm going TO warn
HIM"
Around tho hcadland she vanished.
Just - the two detectives met the boy
who WAS to guide them and started on
At a fact walk TOW ard tho point They
did not SEQ June But she. glnncins
over her shoulder as she rounded the
headland. saw them advancing. And
she ~Iuickened her own run
Before her was tho shack-closed
seemingly deserted. She reached I,
In a few seconds. She noted tina,
while the door was apparently locked
n window at the rear was not. With
out hesitation. she flung open the win
dow and climbed on over tho sill.
June found herself In a cubbyholt
OF a room whose only articles Of fur
niturc were q tumblcdown cot bed ant
q rickety table. on which stood an OF
lamp.
A crazy door led from this tiny bed
o to the room beyond. June threw
wide the door--and confronted
scared. crouching man, who blinked a
her In dumb terror.
MIR. Gordon" she said. incisiveiy
as II talking TO a delirium victim
The police are after you. Get GU
Of that bedroom window and maxi
for the rocks. III hold them till your
out Of reach. Go"
She seized him by the arm. a. sh'
spoke. drawing him toward the win
dow. As she did SO. "a t%hunderou
knocking sounded at the outer doc
followed by a sharp m OF;
open, In the name OF the law!"
Gordon hesita.cd no longer. III
bent and kissed June's hand. Their
he bottled out through the rear vii
dow and ran like u chased rabbi
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orders. Here's a letter from him. II
you don't want to read all OF Il. Ill
give you the glst now. We're down
here looking for Charles Gordon--yOu
remember? Tho lawyer who embez.
zled $4,000 worth OF Farwell corp0-
ration securities and then got away
from q couple OF our mon? Well.
we've traced him down here. Got q
pretty good line On him, too And
we've run down to gather him In.
Chief wants to know 10 you'll help US
out. Not that there's any need. But"
'Gordon!" exclaimed Max, q light Of
memory icaping into his face. Cor
don! Charles Gordon. the crooked
lawyer' That's the man
we have a tip that he's living In .
hct. down below here. on the shore.
lust beyond that point over there. We
we're on our way there and we were
Keeping d lookout for you at the same
time. What's the matter with your
handr" he broke Cd.
Your lips cut. too" put In Boyle.
How does the other fellow look after
tho scrimmagc? Is he In the hospital
or buying a championship medal?"
He's at large" replied Lamar, 60
gerly graspihg the change Of subject,
And he's Smiling Fam Easan."
WHAT" cried both men In a breath,
Il saw him last night, and ! save
chase. I caught up with him at the
top or the blum v there, We had q
tussle a~nd-and--"
And what" demanded Boyle.
And he got away" finished Max
iamely. Now. n you want q real cap
ture, why not start In after Eagan'
Our guns are loaded for runaway
lawyers" returned J~acobs-"not fol
Sam Pagan. When we've got Gordon
neatly caught we al take q whirl al
smiling sam"
lie left them and walked hastil,
back 10 where June and Mary sat His
face was clouded and sad. June a
once read tho trouble In his alert eyes
Bad news" she asked.
The worst sort OF bad news-fol
me- he made worried answer. "Ant
for tho tramp who saved my liee. Tn,
tramp. by the way, is Charles Cor
don, an cmbezzling lawyer. He's II
hiding here. Those two men are cen
trsl once detectives and"
They are looking for hin? ?" QuQItel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26

u sight and smell Of the feast that
Alied the bie lunch basket.
Noisclessly he crept from HIS hid.
Ing place. On tiptoc he made his
way toward tho table. Yama was
stopping forward. arranging a handful
Of silver at one Of the three plates.
Sam leaned ver him, and with light
ming motion caught M the edges Of
the tablecloth and swathed the Jap's
mcager body In them.
Knotting the cloth-ends firmly be-
hind the hack OF the squcaiing and
vainly struggling little butler. sam
made a rush for the food basket,
snatched Il up and bounded lumber.
ingly on amons the rocks. seeking a
safe place where he might hide and
devour his fragrant prize.
Eagan had sense enough not to 60
back TO his cave with bis plumber
That was much too ear the O OF
his theft. Possible searchers would
SEQ tho cavern-mouth and explore II
| He must get far enough away "a
dodge pursuit. before settling dowf
70 the delights OF his stolen banquet.
Ahead Of him was a hillock made
up Of broken powders In whose nicheI
a man could eiude a whole Gordon o
police. And toward this hillock. EagaI
ran.
His way took him along . rock!
bit Of beach. where he most need
jump from stone to stone. The It'd
was in. The water swirled thirstii,
among the rocks as he rushed on
ward.
lie came 10 A place where he cou,
not stride from bowlder 10 bcwldcr I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26


toward the shelter Of the headland
rocks.
He'll never make IT," she NUT.
tered. unless"
She slammed shut the door leading
from the bedroom to the front
Picking up one Of q handful Of scat.
tered matches on tho bedroom table,
she lighted the dirty little kerosene
lamp.
At the same moment the two detec-
tives burst open the outer door and
piled into the front There.
for a second. they halted In wonder.
Before them was tho slightly open
door Of the bedroom. Through the
crack between door lamb ana door.
way. appeared o white hand-a WON
ans hand-and part OF u arm
The hand grasped a burning kero-
sene lamp whose smoky chimney wab'
bled dangerously. Yes, aud on the
back Of the white hand shone . CIR
clet OF scarlet.
THE Red Circle calculated Boyle
and started forwsrd-a human hound
upon the seen,
Back" shriiled a womsn's voice
from behind the half'stQt doors
voice that echoed through the bar,
shack like a silver busie's call. Back
IL you take another step forwar,
I'll throw this lamp"
Rush her" yelled Boyle, Wei
get EN- both, Gordon and tho Rec
Circle woman, Rush her"
lie bounded forward as he spoke
Jacobs at his heels. And, across III,
little room. like q flaming meteos
whizzed the lamp.
The blazing lamp crashed to til
Hoor at Jacobs feet, There was
Hare. an explosion. and the Don We
thick with binding smoke.
Jacobs reeled back, gasping; hi
lungs burstingly agonized with tn
kerosene fumes he had swallowed
He fell Frustrated across the wooda
flooring which the burning keroson
had already begun TO ignite.
Boyle stopped and CROPPED throug
the smoke Tor the swooning mar
found him and dragged him throug
the choking fumes 10 the outer doc
Meanwhile, as soon al she ia
launched the lamp At her antagonist
June had wheeled about and lespe
through the bedroom window =
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SYNOPSIS.

Circle Jim" Borden. named from a red
hirthmark on his hand. has served his
third prison term. one IN each borden
gen,ration, always a criminal. mas borne
the He'd Circle mark. Jim aud his son
Ted are the only known living OF the
Botdens. Max Lamar. a detective. Us de-
tailed To keep an eye on Jim June Travis
and her mother meet Jim as he Is re
leased. Tim and Ted are Killed. Next
day Lamar secs the Red circle ON n won
ans hand outside a curtained automobile.
June. marked with the Rod circle. robs
Grant. n loan shark. Mary. Junc's nurse,
discovers her theft and tells her she ID
Circle Iim's' daughter, though. Mrs
Travis does not know. Mary tricks la.
mar June. dressed as n boy, RECEIVERS
Mary's coat from the police. iamar visits
Smiling SAM inns old Grim" partner
Al the sensible June stcals war invention
plans from Todd Drew and sinks them In
the sea with icr boys clothes. Sent 10
Surfton by SINKING Sam, Alma Ia Sale
paints The Red Circle on her hand ANT
robs the guests at q ball Mary sees her
wash on the mark and points her ont
10 Lamar who follows her back to town,
captures her with the jewels and goes
after Smiling Sam On the edge OF u
ciin pursier and pursued engage IN dead
w onhat.
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pounds. and with every atom OF his
mighty strength, Smiling sam" Eaean
was striving TO drag Lamar TO the
clif brink and hurl him over.
Max realized his enemy's intent, and
fought like n wildcat % overcome tho
terrible handicap OF weight. He
wrenched one arm free and struck.
tiis left fist battered thuddingly
against the sweating lesh OF Eagah's
upturn"d face
Eagan shifted his hold. so as 10
piniOn tho tiercely driven left arm.
and twisted his broad face to n side
TO evado the shower Of blows.
The maneuver enabled Max TO tear
tree his right arm. Bracing himself.
he threw everS atom Of his weight
ana hts waning strength into a short
arm uppercut. ills FIST caught Sam at
the point of the Jaw
Eagan's mighty arms relaxed their
hold under the impact OF the blow
BEFORE ne could brace himself. La.
mar struck afain Pagan rceled back.
ward, dizzy and ait but nelpleBs. Win
boxers intuition. Max knew a third
blow would end the night lie braced
ms iect 20 deliver II, throwing his
right foot several inches behind the
left
The rich, loot aid not toucn ground
Instead, n sv ung out INTO space Fol
Lamar was On the very edge OF th'
prccipice Understanding his peril
he fung himself forward
The movement caused e ave.in o
the crumhling verge beneath hts righ
foot. He threw out his arms 70 saw,
himself. But IT was TOO late 10 RI
cover mis- balance. over the edge nt
body crashed.
Sam. mis- brain clearing from tn
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tpl TO nerves. And ~ the time up
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tbs las IN nnqucs,lcned Influence upon the
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Is ,as flt that three generations VI moihers
ave lsed and recommended "Nothers
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