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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-19
THE GOLD OF THE GODS
BY ARTHUR B REEVE . s ssss.ss s ,sss s ss

had the break with himy" asked Nor.
ton, : triAe anxiously.
l wondered whether Kennedy would
tell Nortons what to expect from Whit.
ney. He did not, however.
Yes" he replied. Just now We had
an appointment with Sonora de Moche
and some others and ran into him at
the hotel for q few minutes"
What did he say about me-" quer.
led Norton.
"He hadn't changed his mind" evad-
ed Kennedy. "Have you heard any
thing from him."
Not a syllable. The break Is fnal.
Only l was wondering what he was
telling people about me. He'll tell
them something his side Of the
case"
We'll" considered Kennedy, as
though racking his brain for some re-
mark which he remembered, while
Norton watched him eagerly, II do re-
call that he was terribly sore about
the loss Of the dagger, and seemed
to think 1t was your fault"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-19

"well," she hssitated. he said he
hoped that nothing that had taken
place would change our own relations.
That was about all. He was the duti-
ful SON, and made no attempt to ex-
plain anything that was said"
Kennedy smiled. You have not
seen Mr. Lockwood since, ! suppose?
he asked.
you always make me tell what
hadn't intended" she confessed, smil.
ing back. "Yes, couldn't help It. At
least, I didn't see him. called him
up. wanted to tell him what she
had said and that 1t hadn't made any
difference to me-
what did he say?"
II can't remember Just how he put
Il, but think he meant that It was
something very much like that anony-
NOUS letter received. We both feel
that there Is some one who wants to
make trouble between US, ana We are
not going to let It happen"
II she had known of Kennedy's dis
c0very Of the shoe-prints, feel sure
that, - far as we we're concerned, the
case would have ended there. She
was in no mood to be convinced by
such thing. would probably have In
sisted that some one was wearing a
secondhand pair Of shoes.
Kennedy's eye had been travelling
around the room as though searching
for something.
MAY have 4 cigarette out Of that
case over there?" he asked. indicating
q box Of them on q table.
"Why-that is Mr.. Lockwood's, !"
she replied. "He left 1t here the last
time he was here and forgot to send
1t to him. Wait minute. Let me
get you some of fathers"
She left the room. The moment the
door closed Kennedy reached over
and took one from the case. Il have
some Of Lockwood's already, but an
other won't matter, as long as can
get It," he said. II thought It was
her fathers. When she brings them.
smoke one with me, and be careful to
save the stub. want 1t"
A moment later she entered with a
metal box that must have held several
nCulCuy 0Au ONSA SOO1A
one and lighted 1t, then for several
minutes chatted as an excuse for stay
ing. AS for myself, / was glad to leave
a pretty large stub, for l did not like
It. These cigarettes, like those Whit
ney had offered us, had a peculiar
favour which I had not acquired q
liking for.
"You must let me know whether
anything else develops from the meet
Ing in the tea ROOM" said Kennedy,
hnally, rising. II shall be at the lab
oratory some time, think"
THE iNTERFEROMETER
Norton was waiting for us at the
library when we returned, evidently
having been there some time.
II was on my way to my apartment"
he began, when I thought Id drop
in to see how things are progressing"
Slowly" returned Kennedy, throw
ing off his street clothes and getting
into his laboratory toys.
"Have you seen Whitney since l
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-19

+ thought so. / knew It." replied
Norton bitterly. Il can see it coming.
All the trustees will hear Of my gross
Negligence IN letting the Museum be
robbed. ! suppose i ought to Sit up
there III night. Oh, by the way. there's
another thing l wanted to ask you.
Have you ever done anything with
those shoe-prints you found in the
dust Of the mummy case!"
/ glanced 1T Kennedy. wondering
whether he felt that the time had
come to reveal what he had discover
ed. He said nothing for moment,
but reached into drawer and pulled
out the papers, which / recognized.
Here they are" he said, picking
out the original impression which he
had taken.
"Yes," repeated Norton, "but have
you been able to do anything toward
Identifying them?"
TO be continued
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-19
News Of Cambridge
By Harriet Ause.

Mrs. b. L. Strattan and son, Everett,
spent Friday In Richmond. Mrs.
Lydia Huddles0n has returned after
. visit with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Gilmore, Of Muncie. !. Mrs. Married
Ladies' Card club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs Charles Wheeler. There were
three tables Of the game. with Mrs.
Dean House and Mrs. Harry Bond, as
guests. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. George Babcock and Mrs. J. w.
Harper, In serving Mrs. George But.
Ter will entertain the club in two
weeks. J. William Cooney moved Fri.
day from the Clifford property to
Milton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-19
MAILMAN CONDUCTS
REVIVAL SERVICES

LYNN, Ind. Dec. 19.-Miss Dirce
Lamson and Clyde Robbins OF Rich
mond. were Sunday guests Of Frank
Robbins and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lou Isenbarger were entertained to
Sunday dinner at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Isenbarger. s. Revival serv-
ices which begun Sunday evening at
Spartansburg meetings are conducted
by Rev. E. G. Hallman.. I. The pri-
mary grades are preparing Xmas pro-
gram to be given Friday afternoon
Mrs. George Newton Is spendingg a
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-19

few days with her daughter, Mrs. Dan
Brown. Mrs. Lee Davis is visiting
Leonard Clark and family. Parks
Anderson and Rufus Mote of Spartans-
burg, who are attending Richmond
Business college spent Sunday in
Lynn the guests OF friends. r.. G.
Johnson, Safer Horn and George Alex
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-19
Couch Medicine for Children

Mrs. Hugh Cook, Scottsville, NY,
says: About five years ago when
we were living In Garbutt, N. Y, I
doctored two Of my children suffer
ing from colds with Chamberlain 8
Cough Remedy and found it just as
represented in every way. II prompt
~ checked their coughing and cured
their colds quicker than anything l
ever used" Obtainable everywhere
Adv,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-19
Constipation Makes you Dull

That draggy, listless, oppressed feel
ing generally results from constipa-
ton. The intestines are clogged and
the blood becomes poisoned. Relieve
this condition at once with DR.. Kings
New Life Pills; this gentle, non-grip-
ing laxative is quickly effective. A
dose at bedtime will make you feel
brighter In the morning. Get bottle
today at your Druggist, 25c.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-19
DIR. JONES
LINIMENT'
formerly Beaver Oil

is used in thousands of homes for
rheumatism, neuralgia, backache, ear
ache, sore gums. sore muscles, sprains
stiff neck, hoarseness, colds, cold feet.
strains, hurts and injuries.
It Is antiseptic, penetrates with but
slight rubbing and quickly relieves
any pain or ache.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-19

Glasgow provides its policemen
with warm food and tea when on duty
at night by the use Of electrically
heated plates in signal boxes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-19

ander. jr.. attended the Past Masters
banquet at Richmond last Wednesday
night given by Webb lodge.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-31
De VIAJE.

parti nj fin con grande algeria pa
RI mi dcScado viaje 4 las ciud"des dc
Europa.
iIba 4 viajar....! Viait- Treinta
y cuatro vcces de pri5a y corriendc
con Ia cara congestionad" hice Y DIES
hice las maletas. Once veces pas,
cl dia en- un wagon. sofoc2dO y des-
hechO, llenO de sudor, sa!tando Ell
cada ~estaci6n para sorher d~esespcra-
damcnte iimonadas insipidaS que me
encharcaban 81 cst0mago. Catorcc
wees subj pcrc2osamente. deuas de
un camarero. In escalera deSconoci
da de I'm hotel Y derrame la mirada
incierta en- un cuarto desconocido, y
extrane una cana descOnOcida, dc
donde me levantaba eytenUado para
pedir en- lenguas tambien desconoci-
das. ei cafe que me saba 4 almendras
V el baAo de pila que me Ola 4 To-
do. Ocho veces tuve reyert2s abomi-
nables en- medic de la Gale. con coche
ros que me despOjaban. Perdi una
sombrerera, ounce ~panuelos, tres cal
~zoncillos Y dos botas, II blanca =
otra negra, ambas de pie derecho.
En- mas de treinta meses redondos,
espere tristemente, que me llegase
el ''bouf-a-la-mode," Y va frio, con
la salsa congelada, Y que el camarero
me ~traiese la bote!la de Burdeos que
yo probaba, V rechazaba vivamente,
con I'm gesto de desden. Recorri, en-
la fresca penumbra de los marmoles.
con andar re%spetuoso Y apagado, CO.
mo v~eintinueve catedrales. AtravesG
muellemente. con IN dolor sordo en-
Ia nuca, en- catorce museos, ciento
cuarenta salas revestidas hasta los
techos de c~ristos, heroes, santos, min
fas, ~princesas, bat2llas, arquitecturas,
desnudeces, sombrias manchas de CO.
lor V tristezas de formas inm6viles.
Caste seis mil frances! Habia via
jade.
Ecs de OUEIROS.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-31
LAS R
Wen" lie Ia pigina e.

! no qIiere escucharlo : lie c%onfiesa 81
amor per Escamillo, en- tantD que sa-
len de la plaza apIausos Y vivas en-
honor del torero. Carmen pretende
entrar para asistir al triunfo de Es-
camille. pero don Jose Sc interpone
V en- un arrebato de celos V desespc-
raciGn. enarboia IN puAal : mata a
Ia ~cigarTera.
La Partitura.
En- el primer acto resaltan ell be-
llisimo duo entire Don Jose V Micae-
Ia, Ia inocente Y simpatica Micaela
LA madre 10 redo ancor." lleno lie
apasionada dulzura; Ia salida de Car
men con su celebre habanera Ell a.
NOR uno strand angelic" que Sc In
hecho tan popular, Y Ia famosa Sc
guiGiila .Presso il baSti0H de Sevilla,
pagina original. ritmica Y eleg&ntc.
Lo mas sallente del Segundo acto
son las estrofas del baritone To
reader atento?" En- Ia partitura pri-
miUiya no Sc inciuyo csc trozo de mt
sica. Pero. despues de haberse eEec-
tuado algunos ens2yos, el maestro
Bi2et. por complacer al baritone, con
sinti6 en- escribir algo especial para
la oarte de EscamillO, Y ese algo fuc
eli Drimoroso ndnc"o de que nos ocu-
pamos. Digna es, asimismo, de atcn-
cion Ia celebre romanZa del n II
flor che avert me tn doto" Y el 81
guiente d;io de la seduction "Lassu,
lassu. sulIa m]ontagna" que cierra con
broche de perias csc acto.
In los actoS tercero Y ultlmo, c:
drama Sc desarroi!o ~tragicamentc y
Ia composition musical Sc e!eva a eX-
traordinaria altura. Es de magnifi-
co efecto Ia poGtica dc Mi
cae!a No non son p~aurosa,' sin que
le ccdan en- merito Ia Marcia Y 81
coro de los ~vendedores. de muy mar
caGo coiorido local Y cl duo en.Tc
Don Jose Y Ia gitana Carmen ne Z
tempo ancora", que es II joya I!rl-
ca de valor inestimablc.
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S E r 3 I 4
Viene de 10 pagina Z.

que es la de Ia pOlitica de Servia du-
rante los Iltimos amos, pues el rey
Pedro no ocupa en- ella sino un lu-
gar s~ecundario Y seria Il figura de
6Dera cimica 81 ia sangre por q YER
tida para subir al trono no a~centu2-
ra en- su fisonomia Ill rasgo lugubre-
mente tragico. e espiritu dirigenta,
ell hombre que ha coavvrtido 4 Ser
via en- seente provocador de Russia en
los BalNanes para servir 4 ST politi-
ca dc expansion ' de conquista panes-
lava es Nikola Paschitch que desde
hace Giez amos. o. muy ligeras inte-
rrupciones. Sc ~encuentra q IA cabeza
de! Cobierno servio. Nuy dificil Sc
ia aun para I'm gran fisonomis5a
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Eca de QUEIROS.
CH.ASCARRILL0S

-Perico. chas visto como crecen
los arbOieS?
Mira que gracial TampocO tie
men Otra cOsa que haccr.
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nj ante nadie ' para QIien todOs los
medios son buenos para alcanzar III
fin. FUe eli alma &c la conspiracion
contra Ia dinastia de los Obreno-
witsch Y el doble asesinato perpetra-
do Ell ei Konak de Belgrade en- la
fatidica noche de JUNO de 1903 l.
cuenta entire Il instigadores. Pcro
va antes. hace mas de treinta amos.
habia comparecido cargado De cade-
mas ante el Tribunal miiitar encar-
gado de juzgar u los conspiradores
que habian atcntado, contra Ia vida
del rey Milan. FL doctor Paschitch
que era deSde el anO de 1878 MEM
bro de IA ScUptchina Sc habia puesto
en- 1881 a ia cabeza del partido russo.
cnemigc encarnizado de Austria, y
como tai tr&mG il consliraci6n conIr1
., reg Milan. En- 1858 estailo Ia in
sur~eeci6n proparada por los coaspi-
-adorcs, pero habiendo ~frac&sado.
! Pasc!.itsch fut c~ondcnado q mUerte
por eI Tribunal mi.itar. logando. sin
embargo eScapar I In eiecuci0n de II
~scntencia havendo al extraniaro. Vol
vic al pals en- 1889 cuando deSpuGs
de haber abdicado cl rev Milan. su su-
ccsor Alexandra do una amnistia ge-
. neral. POGO tiemro despuCs de sG
( reercso fut nombrado alcalde de Bel
grado Y mas tardc prcsidente de Ia
: ScuDtchina Y DOR primera veZ minis.
fro n~as;ionrc on 1901 hos AIMS
mas tarde fua cnyjaIo como minis
tro oienipo.cnciario = San Peters
burgo 10 cue no co~ntribuv5 . dismi-
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ses encargados de vigi!ar!e porque
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main. Aleunos dias dcspucs. senta-
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entire los INTERPRETERS del Koran Co
mo entire los S"-e;chs. en- "a masa
del aaea.o : en.~e In -~iaus guer-c-
= e. o&i6 con-.a los ing.escs es
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ro,iros: 81 pr:mero cs i% SUPPRESSION.
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Ia j. Stamhul.
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