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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06

would have slight attraction for me"
Then ! Will 90" said Mrs Gerard
family.
Not by any wish of mine. hc rs
sured her "1on are quite welcome 10
stay Things Will run along ia III
usual way-more smoothly nerhaps
now that We have attained a compile.
understanding You have no place IT,
go nor with which Ia insure il
living for yourself and Natalie. /
would hate to Sc you sacrifice Your
self and her 10 a Purisanieal VIII.
for | W. Won much happiness. and IN
sure ! should miss tDu greatly some
Que must rule. AMI since nature has
given me the rigit | shall exercise ii
We will have no more rebellion"
Mrs. Gerard left the room dazed and
sick with despair
We must 20. We musf GO. she
kept repeating. but her tragic took
alarmed Natalie far more lhan uer
words
Yes. yes The girl loot. her in hei
arms and tried 10 still the eeaseieS>
trembling which shook the muiher's
frame, while her own tears fell TN
needed.
We must go Now
Yes, dearest- i:ut where
"You-love me still?" tsked Gloria
II suppose you need me. too. don
your | hadn't thought II that"
Every hour" The round young arns
pressed her closer "You won't think
of-of leaving me
Mrs. Gerard shook her head slowly
NO. | suppose that must be part Of
the price. But-penniless, Friendiess.
Where can We eo9"
Mr.. o'Neii-iny Irish prince. fal
tered the daughter through her tears
Perhaps he would lake us IN"
Omar Hhayam.' said Eliza Apple
ton. entering o.Neil's Office briskly.
"yon are the general trouble man. 50
prepare TO listen 10 mine"
Won the kitchen fue draw. or has
a hinge come of the bungalow door,
Murray smiled He was harassed by
endless worries. n dozen pressing ma
tiers called for his instant attention.
yet he showed no trace of
IF 50. I'll be right up and fix IT,"
THE kitchen chimney has a draft
that threatens 10 draw Dams salary
out with the smoke every time ! cook
a meal. and the house is dandy. This
In a real mans size t%ribulation; so, of
course. | run TO you. Simon Legree is
at his tricks again"
To Be C~ontfured.1
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and she voiced her routession with diff.
ficult.
The devil. EN- .lated Gordon.
The ona upo,ed she accused
me las, nlghl ! tried to-lie. but
God. How have lived through these
hours I'll never know
Hmm Gordon reflected briefly
Perhaps. after all it's Just as well
TINT she knows She would have
found II oui sooner or later. and there's
some satisfaction In knowing that the
worst u over
Never before had his ca,lous cyuicism
been so frankly displayed. 1t chilled
her and made the plea she was about
to voice seem doubiy difficult
Il Wish | looked upon the matter "A
you do" she said slowly. But other
people hn vent the same social ideas a.
we. I'm-crushed. and she Poor
child. don't know how she had the
courage IL face II. Now that she has
heard the truth from my own lips I'm
afraid 1t will kin her"
Gordon laughed. Nonsense. Ma.
talie IL a sensible girl. D%isillusion
ment is always painful. but never IA
tai. Sooner or later the young must
| confront the bald facts of life. and I
venture Ia say she will soon forget her
schoolgirl morality Let me explain
my views Of
Never" cried the oman aghast
- q asAs, a.. A H. II Gha ahnalrnN tAR
self and buried her fac In her hands.
Il feel no regrets for myself-for |
drifted with my eyes open-but this
this Is different. Don't you understand
/ am a mother Or are yon dead to
NIL decent feelingT
My dear. am the nost tender
hearted or men. or course | shall say
nothing. IL YOU prefer. for ] 0m sub
seryient TO your commands In all
things. But calm yourself. What Is
done cannot be undone.
In more even tones Mrs. Gerard said:
"You seem 10 think the matter Is end
ed. but II isn't Natalie will never al.
low Ms TO continue this way. and II
Isn't Just 10 her that we should. We
can't go on. Curtis"
You mean | must marry your
She nodded
He rose and paced the room before
answering Il always supposed you
understood my views on that subject
Believe me. they are unalterable and
Ia no way the result of a pose"
Nevertheless. for my sake and Ma
tales, YOU will do It. | can't lose the
thing | love best In the world"
III would seem that Natalie has
filled our head with silly notions
he exclaimed i%mpatiently
She has awakened me. | have her
life to consider ms well as my own"
We are all individuals. supreme In
ourselves. responsible only to ourselves
We nus oil live our own lives. She
cannot live yours nor you hers"
Il am familiar with our argn
ments." Mrs. Gerard said YEARLY
"but ! have thought this all out. and
there Ia no other way
He :rowned In his most impressive
manner, and his chest swelled omi
nously
Il will not be coerced You know |
can't be bullied into a thing | deny
that you have any right to demand
I'm not demanding anything. | mere
ly ask this-thls favor. the first one |
have ever asked. You see. my pride Is
crumbling. Don't answer now; lets
wait until we are both calmer. The
subject came up at least she approach
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away.
But never does Katherine relax
her facial expression, never does she
abondon her pose until Rene GUS
sart, the camera nan stops grinding.
When the last click" Is heard Kath-
crime stops acting.
Those who work with the young
ster wonder whether she actually
hears the camera stop or whether
she knows by instinct when the
camera ceases to record her. At
Bio hall, tomorrow night.
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eo It by asking about the coal claims
She is worried about them"
Indeed? :"
"She was told 10y a friend in the lane
office that our rights had been forfeit
ed. | assured her
Il refused to heed the absurd rul.
ings of the department n that In what
she refers to"
Then we-have LOST" Mrs. Gerard's
pallor increased.
Technically, yes In reality | shah
show that our titles were good and
that our patents should issue
"But'-the woman's bloodless fingers
were tightly interlaced-"au have.
all Natalie has. Is in those claims.
Yes, And II would require another
fortune the size of both to comply with
the senseless vagaries of the Interior
department and To protect your inter
ests. | grew weary of forever sending
good hard earned dollars after bad ones
merely because Of the shifting whim
of some theorist 100 miles away"
Then | am afraid Mrs. Gerard's
voice trailed OUT miserably. III liz all
we have and you told me-
Gordon broke In irritably: MY dear
Gloria. spare me this painful fault
finding. lf | can win for you | shall
do so. and then you will agree that
acted wisely II ! iose-ii will merely
be the luck OF the average investor
We played for big returns and. Of
course. the risks were great"
But Mr.. O'Neil told her his claims
Gordons blazing eyes warned her.
"ONeil. eht So tie Is the friend In
the land Office No doubt he also gave
Natalie the suggestion that led 10 her
scene with you Tell her TO occupy
herself less with affairs which do not
concern her and more with her own
conduct Her actions with that up
start have been outrageous.
What about your own actions with
the Golden womanY" cried Mrs. &c
rard. reYerting with feminine insist.
ence to the subject of their first diff.
ference 'What are you going to do
about her."
Nothing
Remember. ! refuse 10 share the
same roof with her You wouldn't ask
n OF your wife
Now this second reference to a dis
agreeable Subjcci was unfortunate
Gordon was given To the widest yaga
ries OF temper. and this interview had
exaspernted him beyond measure, for
he was strnined by other worries He
exploded hnTshly
"Please remember that you are not
my wife. Ny ideas on matrimony will
never change You ought to know by
this time that | am granite"
~ can't give up Natalie. would
give up much. for we women don't
change. but
"A fallacy"' he laughed disagree
ably. Pardon ne. Gloria. II I tell you
that you do change: that you have
changed; that time has left It's Inn
print upon even you-a cruel fact, but
true" He took n savage pleasure In
her trembling. FOR she had reused all
the devils in him md they were many
You are growing tired"
mot NJ all. Blu you have just
voiced the strongest possible argument
against marriage. We grow old Age
brings lis alterations have ever
been q sla We 10 youth and beauty. and
the years bring ia me only an increas
ing appreciation. u more critical judg
ment. Of the beautiful. II ! chose
TO marry-well. frankly. the mature
charms of a woman Of my " aga
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CHAPTER *.
Gordon Shows His Teeth.

Isl ffhIhS al flopt WE'RE uenTly u
not quite as prosperous as those
IA at Omar. for Curtis Gordon's
advertising had yielded large
Ind quick returns His experiment
Turing the previous summer OF bring.
be- bis richest stockholders north had
been a great success. They had come
estensibly a. his expense aud. once on
be ground. had allowed themselves to
, fairly hypnotized.
BE entertained them on A scale that
pas almost embarrassing. and when
Nhey returned TO their homes they out.
I'd one another In their praise OF the
1nancial genius who Was leading them
y the promised land of profits aud pre-
bred stock. As a matter of curse
&ey one and all advised their friends
y buy. vouehlng for the fabulous rich
rs Of Hope Consolidated. and. since
8eir statements were backed by n per
onal examination of the property. sub
Griptons came pouring in.
All In all. the excursion bad proved
profitable that Gordon had arranged
p another, designed to accommodate
Hw Investors and promising pros
cts Preparations for their vel
9ue we're under way when Natalie
rived.
The girl and her mother talked late
PAT evening. aud Gordon saw on the
blowing morning that Gloria nj least
~ passed a trying night. but he
I'VE himself no nneasiness. Emotion
storms we're not unusual He al
Npys disregarded them as far as pos
We, and usually they passed Off
Eleuy. During breakfast he Informed
Ven.
l received a letter from Miss Gold.
IN yesterdays mail She Is to be
e Of the new party
ND you invite her to return this
INNER Mrs Gerard Inquired
PIES.
! remember her very we'll said
staile too well. In fact. thought
very bold
she Is one of our largest Investors,
2 she writes she would enjoy spend
a fortnight here after the others
black
ffm you allow IL"
ailow IT, My dear Gloria. | cant
Fsioly refuse. In fact. 1t would be
height OF inhospitality not to urge
10 DO 40, She Is welcome to stay
'ohg as she chooses, for these quar-
are as much hers as ours. hope
VIII be nice TO her"
e Gerard made no nnswer. but
ID The morning sought Gordon In
private office
peierred not to discuss the Gold
"phah before Natalie. she ex-
- ooldly "Bnt-you don't really
IN 10 have her here. do YOU
sioSt assured,
lheo shall hnye TO tell her she IL
= Welcome
WIZ do nothing OF the sort. my
'on VIII assume the duties OF
- Tor which no one Is more
s'mlAgly qualified
Nerard's lips were white with
US she retorted:
snau not inflow that woman under
sanle roof with Natalie
usual, o choose the most incon.
=" occasion for insisting upon
PERSONAL d'slikes."
dislike has nothing to do with
ua'ter | overlooked her behavior
sOu last year. ny I have overlook.
s0u many things in the past. but
asEing too much"
s10hs GOODNESS matched her own
''peat' this is no time for jeal.
aOusy! It's an insult to Natalie"
- Golden is one of our largest
Folders"
IN natter"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06

If all actresses were like kath-
crime Lee, the little Fox player who
is appearing In a dual role in SISTER
Against Sister" there would be no
directors.
Acting before the camera Is second
nature to this tot. After finishing
q scene, Director James Vincent says
IAN right. Katherine" and turns
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06
WONDERFUL

CHILD ACTRESS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
FOOD S0vR|NG IN
STOMACH CAUSES
INDIGESTION, GAS
''Pape's Diapepsin" relieves
stomach distress in
five minutes.

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion of the food did the dam
age-do you? Well, don't bother. II
your stomach is in revolt: IL sick.
Gassy and upset, and what you just
ate has fermented and turned sour;
head dizzy and aches; belch gases and
acids and eructate undigested food
breath foul. tongue coated-just take
little Pape's Diapepsin to help neu-
tralize acidity and in five minutes you
wonder what became OF the indiges-
ton and distress.
Millions of men and women to-day
know that II is needless to have dys-
pepsia. little Diapepsin occasion
ally keeps the stomach sweetened and
they eat their favorite foods without
fear.
If your stomach doesn't take care
OF your liberal limit without rebellion;
il your food is a damage instead of a
help. remember the quickest, surest.
most harmless relief is Pape's Dia-
pepsin. which costs only fifty cents
for large case at drug stores It's
truly wonderful-it stops fermentation
and acidity and sets things straight,
so gently and easily that it is really
astonishing.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
OHIO MONUMENT DEDICATED
Placed on Lookout Mountain to Com
memorate Battle of Civil
War.
IBy Associated Pr.s.1

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. October II.
Tho Ohio State monument, erected on
bench of Lookout Mountain, near the
old historic Cravens House, in COM
memoration OF the part the Ohio State
troops played in the battle OF Lookout
Mountain. on November "a. 1863, was
dedicated to-day.
Jesse NJ. Littleton delivered the adj
dress OF welcome to old soldiers and
visiting Ohio officials. and the prin-
cipal speakers OF the occasion were
Ex-Governor Frank Willis and Adju-
tant-General Jervis Wood. Of Ohio. rep
resenting Governor Cox. who was un-
able to attend. Major Cummings. mem
Der of the Chickamauga Park Com
mission. represented Secretary Baker
in accepting the monument for the
United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
Movie Calendar

OnEoS-To-dny.O olga Petrova, in
"Ihe LAW of the LAND, Friday,
''fhe Captain of the Gray Horse
Troop; Saturday, Niola Dana, In
"Alnddin's Other Lamp"
ISiS-fo-dny, Ethel Clayton and
carlyle blackwell, In "Rroken
Chains", Friday and Saturday. Rob
crt Warwick aud Gull Kane, In .Vrhe
False Friend"
nIJOU-To-dny. Friday and Sat-
urdny, Vivian Martin, I'm .'rhc Trou-
bio Buster"
COLONIAI.-To-d Ethel Barry
more. In "Life's whirlpooI"; Friday
and Saturday, valcskn Surntt, In "a
Hich MINIS Plnything."
STRAND = To-day, Friday and
Saturday. "Within the Lnw."
BLUEBIRD-TO-I Louise Ginum
in "GOlden Rulc Kntc," Current
Events; Friday, ''rhc TnrhceI War
riOr," with Walt Whitman, Animated
weekly; saturday, variety program,
including fourth chapter ."rhc
Fighting Thrill"
FICTOR-'rO-dny, Shirley Mason
In "Ihe Awakening OF Ruth; Fri
day, variety family program; Snt-
urday. Charlie Chaplin. In "The
Hink.' Pcnrl White, In "Thc Fatal
Ring" Pnthc News.
REx-ro-day. True Ronrdmnn, in
"Thc Stranger Mt Duiricn., md "'rhe
COiiectors."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
MRS. DE SAULLES ENTERS
PLEA OF NOT GUILTY
Goes Through Formally In Court
with Air OF Detnch-
ment.

MINEoLA, N. Y. October 17.--Mrs.
Blanca De Saulles, the beautiful Chilean
eiress. who shot and killed her wealthy
husband. John Longer De Saullcs, en-
tered plea OF not guilty In the Su-
prone Court here this afternoon. Mrs.
De Saulles went through tho formality
with an air OF detachment, as IL her
lawyer and not she were the one chiefly
interested. Her trial will be held here
the first week in November.
Mrs. De Saulles had not left her room
In the Nassau County Jail since the
night of the shooting, August g. until
she went before Supreme Court JUS
tice Jaycox this afternoon.
She had grown wan and listless from
worry. She uttered no word from the
time she left her prison room until
she returned. But she gave little
terrined scream and almost collapsed
when camera man discharged a flash
light cartridge. Sheriff Seaman on one
side and Henry a. Uterhart. her law
yer. on the other, quickly supported
her and glared at the man who caused
her fright.
The disputed possession of little
Jack" De Saulles was the cause of
the shooting Of John L. De Saulles. the
wealthy clubman former college
football star. Mrs. Dc Saulles claimed
her husband kept their boy from her in
defiance of a court order that pos
session should be divided.
| She journeyed from her home in
Roslyn to her husbands home at
Wheatly Hills. taking her maid with
her. the night of August 3. After a.
brief dispute with her husband she
shot him. She stated her action fol-
lowed his refusal to give up little
! Jack" to her. Mrs. De Saulles's maid
Will be witness at the trial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
AMERICAN WITH BRITISH
FORCES BADLY WOUNDED
Firnt Lieutenant Graham, Medical Of
nccrn' Reserve Corps, Injured In
Thighs by Gunshot.
tBy Associated Pressl


WASHINGTON, October l7.-First
Lieutenant A. Graham, medical officers
reserve corps. attached to the British
forces. has been severely wounded in
the thighs by gunshot. General PERISH
ing SO advised the War Department to-
day without giving details. Lieutenant
Graham's next of kin was Mrs. William
J. Graham, 1913 Park Avenue, Paterson,
y. J..
If Lieutenant Graham was shot while
serving at the front, as is assumed
here, he was the first American Of the
expeditionary forces to be wounded on
the hring line. One American officer
was killed and several enlisted men Of
the medical department wounded in the
recent bombing OF hospital behind
the front. They also were attached to
the British forces
General Pershing also advised the
department to-day that Private Joseph
a. Ziemkowski Of Michigan. of the in
fantry. died October Is from natural
causes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
Democratic Campaign
Speaking Engagements

Speaking engagements have been
announced by }. n. Brennmnn, Sec
rotary of the Stnte Democratic Conn
mittee, ms follows,
wESTMORELAND DAvIS-Bris-
toll, October 20 (nightt Abingdon,
October ~, Giles, October 23.
HENRY G. STUART-Brunswic
October 23.
II. ID. FLOoD-Dristol, October 20
tnighDI Abingdon, October ~, Giles,
October 23.
CHRISTOPHER u. GARNETT-
Gloucester. November 8.
ANDREW JACKSON MONTAGUE
Charles City Courthouse, Octo-
Der 10.
GEORGE l.. EROWNING-FIu-
wanna, Monday, October ~.
THOMAS l.. HUNTER-Truslo,y,
Store. Thursday, October 1S; J. Il.
Nonroe's Store. Friday, October 10;
White Oak Schoolhouse, Saturday,
October 20; Tnckett's Mill, Thurs
day. October rs, GarrisonvilIe. Fri
day, October 20, Brooke Station,
Saturday, October ~.
WALTER G. MAPP-R q X e
County Court, Chatham, Novem-
her 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
MEXICAN MECHANICS
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J
PULASKI, Va. October H. The
state Council of Virginia, Junior Order
United American Mechanics adjourned
this afternoon to meet next year in
fredericksburg. Officers elected Were:
state councillor, w. r. Wade, Clifton
Forge; vicc-councillor. a. l.. Sampson,
richmond treasurer. a. l.. Bradley.
richmond; conductor, w. j. Lassiter.
Berkeley; warden, ]. i. King, New
River Depot: inside sentinel. T. w.
Brooks. Newport News; outside SEN
tinel. ]. W. Martin, Swansonville. C.
+ Ashworth. Brosville: J. l.. Mears,
richmond and #. b. Moore, of Galax,
are trustees. The council voted to sub
scribe for a certain number Of Liberty
bonds, to prompt subordinate councils
to do so, and referred to the executive
committee the advisability Of n junior
home at Camp Lee, Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
DanvilIe Gets Silk Will.
Especial to The Times-Dispat

Especial 70 The Ilmes-Dlspatch.1
DANVILLE, VA. October 1.-THE
Bentley-Twohey Silk Company. Of New
Jersey. has closed a deal here for prop
erty In North Danville. where a silk
mill will be operated. An old tobacco
storage warehouse will be remodeled
and the plant opened early next spring.
Local organizers. with $4,000 New
York capital. have applied for a char
ter. the local firm to be known as the
Dan City Silk Mill. One hundred hands
will be employed. The company
operates n chain of mills in Northern
towns. the Southern venture being an
experiment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
CONGRATULATES PERSHING
French Premier PainIeve Declares Pro-
motion to General Is
Just Reward.
IBy Associated Prcssl

tBy Associated Pressl
PARIS. October 1i.-Premier Pain
leve sent to-day the following telegram
to General Pershing:
Ny dear General.-I am informed OF
your nomination for the grade Of gen.
eral. I desire to congratulate you i'm
mediately on the high distinction
which has been conferred upon you,
which is just reward for your valor
and high military qualities. The entire
French army rejoices with me in the
promotion Of the man who will soon
lead to battle and to victory the valiant
soldiers of the great American re-
public"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
RECEIVER FOR KING ESTATE
Curtis A. Peters Is Appointed In ApplI-
cation Filed by Slain wom-
ans Mother.
tBy Associated Pressl

IBy Associated PreSsI
'eters. local attorney. was appointed
temporary receiver yesterday of the
New York estate OF Mrs. Maude A. King,
who was shot to death under mysteri-
Gus circumstances at Concord, n. c.,
last August. and in connection with
whose death CASTOR B. Means, her bus
mess agent. Is in jail at Concord await
ing action by the grand jury.
The appointment of Mr.. Peters was
on application Of Mrs. Anna L. Robin
son. Mrs. Kings mother. Household
furniture valued at $4,000 and de.
posits in banks and safety deposit
vaults in this city constitute the
assets in this State, the application
sets forth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
MINIS WORK "a HOURS A DAY
Demand for Silver Coins So Great TIL at
Continuous Coinage Is
Necessary.
[Ry As.ocIated Preasl

TBy Associated Press1
WASHINGTON, October 17.-Demand
for silver coins is so great that every
mint in the country has been placed
on a twenty-four- hour-a-day basis to
meet it. This never has been ncces-
sary before.
Raymond T. Baker, director Of tho
mint, announced to-day that the total
subsidiary silver coinage thus far this
year totaled $1e.551 900. or an increase
Of more than 500 per cent over the
corresponding period last year-in it.
self a new record-when the total of
such coinage was Sl,76900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
DIAMONDS FOUND ON NEGRO
Arrested In Newport News Charged
With Theft OF Jewels in
philadelphfa.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

NEWPUKT NEWS, VA. October II.
M. l.. Coles. negro, wanted in Phila-
delphia on "A charge of the theft Of
several thousand dollars worth Of
diamonds, was arrested here to-day by
detectives and police. The negro had
$4,000 worth of diamonds in his pos
session when taken into custody.
Arthur Sheppard. negro. arrested
with Coles and charged with carrying
revolver. claimed that he knew moth
ing of the theft. and said that Coles
had employed him as chauffeur.
Coles refuses to talk.
Philadelphia officer arrived in the
city short time after Coles's arrest.
having traced him to this section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
GRAHAM REQUESTED
THAT HE BE SENT TO FRONT

PATERSON. " j., October 17.-First
Lieutenant Archibald F. Graham, when
he enlisted few days after the out
break Of the war with Germany, re-
Quested TO be sent to the war zone. He
received his commission in the United
states medical reserve corps at Wash
tngton. Two months ago he went to
base hospital in England. His mother
did not know he was at the front. Gra-
ham is thirty-two years of age and I'M
married.