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Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1917-12-19
THE QUESTION

Missionary-A little contribution
for the heather, sir.
Gotrox-How are you going to
get it into Germany?
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Rife Queers Jim On Guard
BY OUR OWN RING w. LARDNER

well al of ben in the middul of a buntch of
eggzitement witch vary few peepuI has chants
only wunce in a vile to get mixed into becaus guest
as Aggie ced their is always sumthng doing wear
ever you are Jim you know al most OF this eg-
gzitement has ben on a/c of my bean gard duty
part of it is due to the rifle ime lerning to handful
that Germ armie will be fewer & father between
when get to frantz
they is of things that can happn to you
wen your on gard al guest i've had most of them
happin to me sents of ben a soldger such fall
asleep
this time was put onto duty gard their
was nothink you Good see by sutch as moon or a
city witch is job good deyull like bean on gard
only gard don't have lam posts to lean agenst &
his revolver is rifle not pistaII.
we'll al this gard of mine was on a rode wear
no ever travels so thot went took it to gard.
everything was fine their nOthink to do but set
and smoak & was just getting ready to get up go
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Your FZag And NV Fyag

Your Fzog And MY Flag
Your flag and my flag,
And how it flies to-day
In your land and my land
And half world away!
ROse-red and blOOd-red
The stripes forever CLEAN;
Snowwhite and sOul-whte--
The good fOrefathers' dream;
Slyblue and true-blue with stars to CLEAN Alright
The gloed gudon of the day. shelter through the night
Your flag and my fag
And oh, how much it holds
Your land and my land
Secure within its folds!
Your heart and my heart
Beat quicker at the sight;
Sun-kissed and wind-tOssed-
Red and blue and white
The one hag-the great fag-the flag for and you
Glorifed all else beside-the red and white and blue!
By Wilbur D. Nesbt in Waterman Examiner
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1917-12-19

your friend
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-27
NEW YORK.


NEW YOWk, July IT, Weather coudl
lions cser,cd n hohrlah Influence on the
cotton market early TODAY and after open
inR fenlrNlb \ 10 N points lOwur. n dis
lHyrd further wnhkneH-, d~rlinlng In
~ 2lc for Drlohrr and ~ pnc for Doconl-
her toward tho ond of tho tIaI half hour,
those prices rr%prcprnt,os TO ~ points
net loss Hesidon Liverpool Solllug ihnrn
WAS considerable liquidation based on tho
IN voi HE eastern holt forecast. white 10
evidence ~ any buying NJ October was
noted IN the snrly openings
Ihe south was n moderate seller nj
midday on the splendid weather sltua
tlun and thia. with several private con
diiion reports. all Of which pointed to ar
improvement ~ several points IN th'
coming government report. caused n re
newnl ~ weakness which forced October
down 20 1891 and December 10 20 70, ~
~ 10 ~ polhtS under last nights cldNe
and within about m points NJ tho lowest
for the week
Wire houses w~ro sellers NJ Decemb~f
md later months on The break, which
occurred IN the onrly afternoon, when DE-
tohcr decllncd To ~ 1bc and December "a
~ hac OF W 10 20 points not lower, eQ,in'
10 over " n bale Hrsrish crop new,
continued 10 act No tho dominating Tea.
,ure ~ this break
SPOT cotton, quinl. middling, 20 200,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-27
COTTON DEVELOPS
EASY TONE TODAY
Promise Of Rain in Texas Is
BeariSh Factor,

NEW ORlEANs, Jul, - hlthoush
M" cotton market here showed hu nd.
vance " n point ON Ociuhor on ne fret
rul today, m onry tuuo developed almost
With the first trades ana pflrt, rrumhlod
rapidly under sclllnr which whH not we'll
taken Al the end ~ tho first half hour
~ business artivo months wet" "a to ~
points under yesterdays close rromiHc
~ rain In South Texas was u bcarirh In
fuencn
Heavy settling ur1or- for Liverpool ~.
count nude lhrlr appearance ana hoa
selling Wa encouraged hl the manner
~ witch tho Wnrltct responded To th'
%ofirrinRs Wunknrtn continued uuii
noon when the market was 81 ~ u
points under the nnal quotations " gee
tuIduv.
Spot cotton stcndy; 70 points OF, snlol
on tho spot, lonl, to arrive, 36h, 200,
ordinary. ~ G2c strict good ordinary
,, l2r, low mlldllug, 2lG2c, strict Inv
mlddlins, Elsie riddlitir, 70 ooc s,rir
middilng Gipc. good mldlliug, ~ a1c
e,rlC, rond middllug 20 Soc ltecslptH, l.
O.h bales stock, m, lN
Weakness continued Nv tho Afternoon
roHsinu Selling WAS HcucrHl ana littl,
support cAmo from any direction A
M the active months were at n Nc
loss of 90 to n uUluiH
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

tllicAIO, July 21-Complnint ~
drpuih In tho south gave corn prices to-
daN u new m Crop reports from tho
hlR central states. however, remained IA
vurnhlo nud the up,urn In values brought
about considerable selling. but the hears
We" held IN check by insertions that dts
unericr would he likely TO operate until
september 7, and would require mil
Hons ~ bushels Of supplies. Opcnins
quotations which ranged from Lc M "a
~ up with September at tlG9 and De
c"nber AT ~ 1914 Ull6r, were followed
BY u material upturn all around.
Thc hHnsHS crop report was ronstrued
ne hullish. suggesting ~ decided cut IN
the estimated Yield, compared with =
month Hsp The close was steady, 40
or to lc net higher, September. 81 n;
pccemh'r. 81 lGh. .
wheat hardened with corn. after orcr-
ing ~ U3lgu higher NJ 81 30 for July and
81 ~ for September. The market reacted II
httlc ana then Hcprcd additional gains
Reports were current thut despite ck-
ccllout harvest conditinnA the movement
Of IN" wheat crop was slow aud that
tnttn"rr I'm many sections were show Ing
Il disposition 10 hold. There were also
predictions ~ - reduced Yield IN Min.
n"sOtH and South Dakota The close was
llrlu, ga ~ hHC net hlghnr Mt s2,b2 for
July ~ g. ~ fur september
strength developed IN oats ms In other
grim. Itica changes, though, were light
There was no urgent call Tor provisions
The market suHged IN consequence.
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hand Reporters association, n attea1e
Ina tho convention Of the 6OuthV00t
shorthand Reporters Association,


hand Reporters association. p sttsale
ina tho convention Of the Southwest
shorthand Reporters association.
Auto suspect Jsilsd-W. 10 wills VA
Wrought 20 Oklahoma City last ntyht I'M
Florence, Kan, and placed In the COM
%" e, %" = cn",x c,. Of !,r':ny e . =.
longing to Dr W J watiacs q this
city The machine was recovered.
Mathews to NsrtN csrsuns - N. D.
Mathews, head Of The state. bureau o,
aIsht Tor RIus Ridge, \. c. 70 ss,sSG
biological society 1is viii tsSs Win Mn
letters from the QkahomA City ChambsS
Of Commerce and Mayor o~ysthelssr In.
NontIon In Oklahoma City.
Trs"lo charess VHsd ~roday-F1ve. A..
Legged rpoeders and one motorist who, &C.
cordins Go the complaint book a the Do.
lice station. was driving rpokisssly, viii
hc tried before Judge Mitchell In the
municipal court this afternoon, COM.
plants srsihst sih we're signed last night.
Whisky on plsplsy Tho county spurt.
room 'odny ressmbled a we'll stocked N,
loon when numerous quart bottles OF
whisky seized by officers were offered In
n "sn'n', NV nnu p'ch IhH4Ntt
charged with maintaining n place whefu
liquors arr kept IN violation II the pro-
%hihltory law After the Jury had AZ
nmincd the bottles pinood In evidences nv
the state the bottles were placed on thu
desk of the court reporter. almost hldins
him from Wow The case probably will
he finished this afternoon
DOG Complaints Filed -Four complaints
were filed NJ the police station last nighl
against persons charging them with keep
II dog without n license, They will b.
given AZ opportunity 10 saplain why NJ
fore Judge Mitchell In municipal court
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-27
Realtors to Build I
Model Bungalow on
a Downtown Corner

With a View Of stimulating the 'buy
n home" movement the real estate
board at h weekly meeting to-day al
the Skirvin hotel suggested that o
model bungalow he bulit and placed
at the corner Of Broadway and Main
street The realtors arc planning . de-.
signing contest among the boys snd
girl, OF this city. The one building
the hest model will he given the model
built by the real estate hoard.
The members Of the boardu also
pledged their corporation TO the Cham>
Der Of Commerce in the Iatter's efforts
To bring new factories to Oklahoma
CITY. p,
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Old Actors Will
Replace Drafted
Chorus Youths

NlN WORK.. July q Some oi the
gray 0uircl gentlemen who saw ,crv
I.c ~ Drlhrr, aud sullivan operas forty
yplr, ago may ,1mc tripping out ~
ug love song. when next winters
.hun season begin, on Broadway
Ih.ru.tl managers discovered to-
dly that DuDl, sam had hrcn real rude
ID, the ,hHfn, bow, m the ,clcCtiNc draft
Score. ui the hest male Nicldct, OF the
.poNlrr putt and tourc stick were
grabbed u'l ciilS ~ carr, gun, and
,r, produce. oll have their trouble,
getting ncw ones.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-27
Special Session Of
Legislature Over

BATON ROGUE, La, July H-The
extraordinary war session" OF the
ouislana legislature which convened
here July . to consider emergency lex
i~Slation finally adjourned tonight
Practically all legislation embraced N
Governor Peasants call was enacted,
including many war measures.
Bills which would have abolished
restricted districts and prohibited sale
Of liquor within ten mile, ot permanent
military camps were killed "A bill wa,
also passed providing for the compul
sorry cattle tick eradication and com
pelllug dipping OF cattle every fourteen
DAYS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-27
AUSTRIAN EMPEROR !
HAS MARROW ESCAPE

AMSTERDAM, July a,-Empsrot
Charles Of Austria, had a narrow e..
'earc last week while visiting the hattie.
front In Galicia, says tho Wiener A,lse.
meme Lci,ung, While the emperor vas
taking luncheon al castle near the
battle line Russian artillery shattered
the building The emperor first re-.
fused to take cover and went out On
IN balcony, bu, owing to the protests.
tons Of his staff finally, was induced
| 10 leave,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-27
Closing Quotations
DEALINGS LIGHT
IN WALL STREET
SleeIS and Equipments r.
regular Motors off,

NEW NORk. July 70 Except for IN
duslrlnl Alcohol, which rose - point.
changes At the opening Of todnv's trRd
irg were limited 10 fractions With Nh
oven disirlhutlou VT gains and los4os ~
Paul added to yostoulnN's hclHlcd rccov
my. hu, stccls md Equipments, wore r..
regular aud motors d,,ldcll, rcnctluuary
Dealings were light ana exceedingly MIR
row.
Thy %fluEuHtiou Of the mid session wus
lpItly relieved by additional gains. most
rs loo 'p"plultlr, ThUsr were featured
, baldwin Locomotive. Mexican Pc
trolcum. Maxwell motors md SumHtup
Tobacco az extreme advances ~ to
Iuiutp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-27
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL, July n COTTON; Spot,
IL points hishcr. American middlin0.
tnir. ~ SD: good middlInp. 10 And. mid
ding, 1919 low %mlddlins. n Tod; good
ORDINARY. if7bd; ordinary, ~ 2bd; saleh.
\ QUO bales, Including 2.poo American, Re
coip,r, $1,000 bales. including iiO0n
American Futures. ~ points higher,
July. IN 0bd; July August. ~ ma. August
september, SOD. September October
II Va Ortohrt November, ~ 1bdj p~cem
b~r %Janusry, ~ god. January February,
~ l0d; March Npfil, 1924 May juno
10 1sd. Tho above srr all fixed ptlcss.
Weekly Cotton R,hiistics Total for
ward~d ~ mills. ~. 900. American t0.OOo
stock, $4,000, American 10 900; imports
5000, American. a3.0oo exports. none
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81 oUls

SI IOlIS, Iuly ~ iiOGS Urcciptu,
. uoni stead, to Sc lowc, lights, ~. 2Gu
10 ID, pigs 50 ehult 90; miNod and
.hutrhcra 81 20Ult ~. good heavy, tlh 50
ult "a, hulk, so sou 10 So t\TrIii.
Receipts, 2SOUi prospects. STEADY Ma
tive beer ytrc,s, 81 h0ul1 50, N%oHrling
nl"rrs ana hcitcrs, ~ 400 S ID; cows,
81 lutllo 30, n~tochers and Feeders. tG.OOu
W ''t TcNhH quarantine steers. Jh0H
3 ln. prime southern beef stours, 81. 0DO
- ~, beef coVA and hclfcrs, ~ 26u . ~,
primo N%rnillng steers and hclfcts, it.bOtf
~ ga native calves, ~ 0OdtlJ 90. Alil,tr;
licceipis, ! 800 prospects,. steady Spring
lambs, SO BOO 10 90 Clipped ewes, 81 0Ou
\ ~ c%nuners, - oout 40; choppers, 5000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-27
Produce Provisions
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July q Hu"TTER TN.
changed Ijrs Lower. receipts, g.lGl
ces"H hfs,s, suit u S2c; ordinary nrsls.
.hl4 u 2Nu, Hi mark, rnscs Included, %
NlC. POTATOES Lower. receipts, 10
cars virginia barrels. IJ.GOuiO6, Ron.
turhE, Illinois. Kansas ana Missouri
sN,uH. 81 oUUl 90 POULTRY Alive,
lower. fowls l1llsc. springs, 22u Goo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-27
KANSAS CRY.

KANSAS CITN. Jub = noes Re
.lplr. 2.ooo, steady to Be lower. bulk
5 'y.il' h,gy}l - Gni naht ~ 10
70 rciut- g.uoa. Including 100 %southcrns
'l'uih Ia weak prime fed steers, W 10
o % Nu dressed horf steers, ~ 72nl2,hD
.uuthcru steers. 81 uolrll 80, COWS, 81 10
IH 20, hSif'rH. 81 loU ~ so stnckcrA
~ .al,l ~ ou, ,rlNcs. 81 coal ~ 50 Siibtr.
Receipts 2nnn. steady Lambs, tltabu
" 10, N"RrlinEs. itn.oodll co. WrtherS,
ST. 0OlIllhu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-27

ea'o tssrlnp Continued Tho hearing
on n rroporsd Increase In tho freight
ID yrgot1hlrt from Colorado. Utah
and Idaho 10 oklahoma, Texas and Ar.
kansas VAS continued yesterday with
several witurnsca uuesamlnrd Tho next
hearing viii he In Kansas city OF Denver
Amour, OF Grain surely Sought
County councils Of defense In counties
where seed wheat " needed viii ~ asked
To report tho exact amount 81 grain
they MED. M tho result ~ a decision
reached last nlsht nj n conference OF de-.
Tense council members Counties from
which reports viii hn asked are Iimnrron,
rc,nH. ncnyer, Elns, Harper. Woodward.
Roger Mills and b"chnm q
Ed l. Hahn, Funeral Home. w. 2s.-Adv.
lynn Would Collect Fsss-Pccrctary
" StUtc Lyon Yesterday notified six rail-
roads 10 pay n foe NJ one.tenth OF 1 per
cent ~ the capital Invested In the state,
pursuant to n lnw passed by tho last
legislature authorizing foreign corpora
lions to do business In the state.
Tourists Bureau TaIked-Thc estah-
lnHhm,At ~ n tourists bureau here wns
decided upon by the Chamber Of Com
mcrce Director, who nnh,ed I'd =
Nnuyht, Floyd Thompson and v u
~ Nv = wv " ''NlNNNNN'N'' Wv ~ w y h'Nf'
Fire insurance Wal 20 Tsr up.hsw.
ADV,
Elks 20 Meet Tonight Tho local Elha
lodge viii hold n regular meeting at the
hail nt $40 tonight
Thompson lmprovss-Enrl Thompson,
son ~ Floyd II Thompson. 1912 West
Sixteenth street, who was injured In mn
automobile accident nont Hrl'tuu last
night. II reported 10 be- In u very much
improved condition today, ! n Dyer
IT, who wnH driving I've car NM who
wns ALSO thought seriously injured M
the time IN suffering from severe bruises
only.
Whitfield, Returns captain Robert
whitfield. recruiting officer In Oklahoma
for the regular HimN reformed Inst night
num Nrimurr llp "Shlpuod' eight re-
IcruIts from that station to the training
camp nt Font Logon. Col. yesterday ar.
lurnuun
Recruiting station Water ousrded-
INpulI.uulH Tor the officers training Cump
npdo the mwA recruiting rtnuuu bone.
Idi," NrHlorln, afternoon To-day u sign
|urp,pia uu the water cooler. "rhis water
is for members NJ the recruiting part,
only
CHICAGO Editor Nsre=M I James NJ
chicago. editor NJ The Shorthand Writ
'i' official paper NJ tho National Short.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-27
News From flation's Markets
Money and Metals
CHICAGO,

tIuCNGD. July q iiOOS Receipts,
5000, strong bulk. u. 900 10 So ilrht
81 GlQlo 50: mixed, 81 sOyltoo heavy,
!ltSid 40 noi rough, tl,SSIiim 81, plss,
III tOuli5D CAl"rl.k Receipts, 1000
weak, native beet cattle. q lhUlt lbI
Nofloru stcers. $500 II So ntockeis sud
ivod,ls. s. gONtg 90. cows nnd heitcTs.
- ,.ull7 ~, calves. 81 OUul3'o Nllll'h
.l,uLrlpts, 5000 steady, wcthers, fjoOp
10 10, lambs. ~ 7bdf'b 20
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-27
kANsAs CITY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS cry. July q WHEAT. I'm.
asa, Ma. 2 red. g.. dOW2b2. conn I'm.
changed No 2 mixed, " lpu2 20. No. 2
white. S2N No 2 yellow. s. 2ON2 81,
OATS Lower, No. . white. lpu soc. No.
. mixed. 1lc RYE {2Of kAFlR and
MILO MAIXE. 81 guulIn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-27

HOGS-B Because the quality Of todHy'H
run backed anything real cruppy, II was n
task To find u way TO fiNIr" probable
values. 4 small bunch ~ heavy butchers
gold nt $751; 81 M top ana packers nro
authority foI the statement that choice
hrnyics would easily bring 81 a. The
hulk ~ todny's hogs consisted NJ light
butchers mixed and sold {libuU u no
! stock hogs were steady.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-27
ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN.

ST LOUIS, Jul, ~ WHEAT STEADY.
track No. 2 red. s. i2u2 o., M. z hard.
nominal cons STEADY. No 2. S. n,
30. 2 white, i22SU2al OATS STEADY.
No ., iGH iGgr. No. = white. nominal
rye Stendy No :. nominal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-27

Niefict llkN city capt lnll =. kief
f'.. rNlm'nIut officer Of applicant. for
the SECOND reserve u%fivDrH training
,,ump IN delighted with p%ti'rrtrr t''f
~, snys hr rs willing TO stand t.n heat
NJ tho dny when the nights 1rn $40 cool
n ne different from the wDpihr' ~
IChrroNrp. whore | WnV l1s' week.. .t'l
might
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cAlcAGo CAsA onAlN-

CHICAGO, July "a WIn,AT No. ?
rcd. i-5bi No z hard, nominal cons
40 ? yellow, - 2GUl2 y OATS No. 2
taudntd, slnN2c RYE No ?. I1fs
.EARlIN. 81 UuuIfH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-27
KANSAS CIrY

KANSAS cry. july 21-uurTEW
Creamery, 1Gr. urstH. So. seconds. 7lr
packing $50 EGGs firats. 2gr. seconds.
-jr POULTRY lions, 1910, tousters.
iA, brothers roe POTATOES FINN.
$40
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n0eS LhiS InfoteSt Ynn2
ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Time.

.r & y SPECIALS Tor One Week Suit
Casea. travelling hays. pocket hooks. NJ,
ne'R. collnr' md collar rnd" At COST.
special prtros ON Wntps. curry combs.
brushes aud various prti,lcF TndD al
the r n Harness rn oyorNthiug for
the horse everything I'm leather. l2N W
Grand Wal iN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-27

NIN NuIl. Itb law sugar
81 4Nr DvuiurItI $500. mulu luS.
D .. t''Iucd, nru. prtuuhird, 1854
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sr, Louts.

ST. LOUIS. July 9T-POULTRYj I'm.
changed, except hens, Nnlfnc BUT.
TER, Unchanged. zoos '1ngsac.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-27

Recruiting station Water ousrded-
Applicants fnt the officers i~tnlniuE cump
uudo the HuwN recruiting rtniIuu bone.
IliN" Yesterday afternoon To-day u sign
Ipru,pra uu the water coul,r, "'rhis water
Is fur members NJ the recruiting party
Iuuly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-27

Chicago Editor hsrs-W l. James NJ
chicago. editor NJ tho SHORTHAND Writ.
o. official paper NJ tho National short
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-27

Uncle Wipqlly and uectIc's Feather Goa
t'opNrighl, 1917, h., Mcclure Ncw>papc
Syndicate
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-27

whitfield, Returns captain Robert
Nhlinrld. recruiting officer IN Oklahoma
Tor the regular HimN. returned Inst night
num Nrdmorr llu .Shlpuod eight re-
IrrnIts from that atttlon to the |tralnlng
camp nj Font Logon. Cot, yesterday art.
Itfuuun
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

y GOOD exchange. one eight rudn mod
orn. north; one five room modern, west;
want large house. close In; cight rooms
or more. li25 W i2ud Maple 1915
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Closing Quotations

rtipos " tho various grades OF ,attlasNl,
nI~ufusuntoi, az follows
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-07-26

could make use or her knowledge
without Hartmann.
1t was improbable that he had inn
parted the secret of the coin, what
ever 1t was, to her. Duvall therefore
felt certain that she would, at the
very first opportunity, rejoin her con-
federate and apprise him Of the good
news. He had supposed, no doubt,
after his unsuccessful attempt upon
the safe at the Hotel Rochambeau,
that the coin was lost to him forever,
and yet, by curious fate, he had, un-
known to himself, been carrying it
about all night in his satchel.
Duvall set the room to rights as
quickly as possible and went at once
to the dining saloon. He had also
arranged with Captain Bonnot to be
assigned place alongside the woman
at table. AS he went to his seat he
wondered whether Hartmann might
not have come on board in disguise
and 30 have eluded Grace's observa-
ton. II 80, the woman would doubt
less attempt to communicate with him
at the first opportunity. He deter.
mined to watch her every move from
now on.
During the afternoon this was not
at all difficult. She sat quietly in a
steamer chair reading a magazine and
paying not the least attention to any
one.
Duvall began to wonder whether.
after all, she had not arranged to
meet Hartmann in France after land
ing, he to have taken another steamer.
And then it was that the whole mat
ter was swept from his mind by a
note which he received from Captain
Bonnot. 1t was delivered by a deck
steward. and it asked Duvall to come
to the captains cabin at once.
He went, much as he disliked to re-
lax his observation of the woman. The
tone of Bonnot's note told him that
something OF interest had happened.
The captain was sitting at desk in
his room, and with him were the
ships doctor and the first officer.
When Duvan entered he presented
them to him. Gentlemen he said,
~this is M. Lefevre, prefect Of police
OF Paris. He is on board in connec.
ton with the matter of the strange
disappearance Of our purser, George
Vernon"
The doctor and the first officer
both smiled, the latter bit supercili.
ously. "No doubt, them" he said, IN
Lefevre will be interested to learn
what has just occurred"
Duvall looked at the captain. What
Is it?" he asked.
This, monsieur. The purser
George Vernon, is not dead at all. As
a matter of fact, he is at this moment
alive and well, aboarn this vessel
Beauregard, bring M. Vernon here"