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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-10-24
CHAPTER Nv.
Kirby Shows His Hand.

That scene, with all its surround
ings, remains indelibly impressed upon
my memory. 1t will never fade while
/ live. The long, narrow, dingy cabin
of the little Warrior, its forward end
unlighted and in shadow, the single
swinging lamp, suspended to black
ened beam above where the table had
stood, barely revealing through its
smoky chimney the after portion show
ing a row of stateroom doors on either
side, some standing ajar, and that
crowd of excited men surging about
the fallen body of Judge Beaucaire,
unable as vet to fully realize the exact
nature of what had occurred, but con-
scious of impending tragedy. The
overturned table and chairs, the mo-
tionless body of the judge, with Kirby
standing erect just beyond, his face as
clear-cut under the glare of light as
a cameo, the revolver yet glistening in
his extended hand, all composed a
picture not easily forgotten.
Still this impression was only that
of a brief instant With the next /
was upon my knees, lifting the fallen
head, and seeking eagerly 10 discern
some lingering evidence of life in the
inert body. There was, none, not SO
much as the faint flutter of a pulse, or
suggestion of heart throb. The man
was already dead before he fell, dead
before he struck the overturned table.
Judge Beaucaire is dead" | an
nounced gravely. Nothing more can
be done for him now"
The pressing circle of men hemming
us in fell back silently, reverently, the
sound of their voices sinking into a
subdued murmur. As | stood there,
almost unconscious of their presence,
still staring down at that upturned
face, now appearing manly and patri-
clan in the strange dignity Of its death
mask, a mad burst of anger swept me.
fierce yearning for revenge-a feel
ing that this was no less murder be-
cause nature had struck the blow.
With hot words of reproach upon my
lips / gazed across toward where Kir-
by had been standing moment be-
fore. The gambler was no longer
there-his place was vacant.
@Where is Kirby?' asked, incredu-
lous of his sudden disappearance.
For a moment no one answered !;
then a voice in the crowd croaked
hoarsely:
'sHe just slipped out through that
after door to the deck-him and Bill
Carver"
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"And the stakes?"
Another answered in chin. piping

Another answered in q chin. piping
treble.
Il reckon them two cusses took
along the most cv it. Enyhow faint
we're. 'cept maybe a few coins that
rolled under the table 1t wasn't Joe
Kirby who picked up the swag, Ter
was watchin' him, an he never onct
let go ov his gun. Thet damn sneak
Carver must a did it, an then the two
ov 'em just sorter naturally faded
away through that door thar"
McAfee swore through his black
beard. the full truth swiftly dawning
upon him.
'Hellp' he exploded. $50 that's the
way of it. Then them two wus in ca
boots frum the beginnin'. That's what
1 told the jedge last night, but he said
he didn't give wh0op; tibet he knew
more poker than both ov 'em put ter
gether. / tell yer them fellers stole
that money, an they killed Beau
caire-"
Hold on a minute" broke in, my
mind cleared of it's first passion, and
realizing the necessity of control
Lets keep cool, and go slow. While
/ believe McAfee is right, we are not
going to bring the judge back to life
by turning into a mob. There is no
proof of cheating, and Kirby has the
law behind him. When the judge died
he didn't own enough TO pay his
funeral expenses. Now see here;
happen to know that he left two young
daughters. Just stop. and think OF
them. We saw this game played, and
there isn't a man here who believes ii
Was played on the square-that two
such hands were ever dealt, or drawn
in poker. We can't prove that Kirby
manipulated things to that end; moi
one of us saw how he worked the trick
There is no chance to get him that
| way. Then what is 1t we ought to do
| Why, | say, make the thief disgorge-
and hanging won't do the business.
'Leave this settlement with me
| Then I'll go at it. Two or three of yor
pick up the body, and carry it to Beau
| CARES ACKNOWLEDGEMENT there. The
rest of you better straighten up thu
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Knox escapes from the
river only to encounter
greater danger.
(To BE CONTINUED
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to an expert, 10000 miles year and
not indicate any impairment in effi-
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average typist in an sfacA
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through sheer neglect, or some instinct
of bitter hatred-had failed to meet
the requirements of his duty. Even
as sat there. struggling vainly against
this suspicion, the judge himself came
forth upon the lower deck and began
pacing back and forth restlessly be-
side the rail. 1t was struggle for
me not to join him; the impetuosity
of youth urging me even to brave his
anger in my eagerness to ascertain the
whoae truth. Get / possessed sense
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CHAPTER II-continued.

You mean"
''In the form of a child, born to a
quadroon girl named Della. The
mother, it seems, was able in some
way to convince the judge of the
child's parentage. All this happened
shortly before Beaucaire's second mar
riage, and previous to the time when
Haines came to the Landing. Exactly
what occurred is not clear, or what ex
PLANTATION was made to the bride. The
affair must have cut Beaucaire's pride
deeply, but he had to face the cOndi-
lions. 1t ended in his making the girl
Della his housekeeper, while her child
the offspring of Adelbert Beau
caire-was brought up as daughter.
A year or so later the second wife
gave birth to a female child, and those
two girls have grown up together ex-
actly as though they were sisters.
Haines insists that neither of them
knows to this day otherwise.7
"But that would be simply impos-
Sible," I insisted. "The mother would
never permit
1.-THE mother! Which mother? The
slave mother could gain nothing by
confession, and the judges wife died
when her baby was less than two
years old. Della practically mothered
the both of them, and is still in COM
plete charge of the house."
"You met herr"
"She was pointed out to me--a gray
haired, dignified woman, so nearly
white as scarcely to be suspected of
negro blood"
"Yet still slave?"
81 cannot answer that. Haines him
self did not know. If manumission
papers had ever been executed it was
done early, before he took charge of
Beaucaire's legal affairs. The matter
never came to his attention"
'But, captain" exclaimed. "do you
realize what this might mean? If
Judge Beaucaire has not issued papers
OF freedom this woman Della is still
q slave"
Certainly"
"And under the law her child was
born into slavery?"
"No doubt of that"
"But the unspeakable horror of it
this young woman brought up as free,
educated and refined, suddenly to dis
cover herself to be q negro under the
law, and a slave. Why, suppose Beau
caire should die, or lose his property
suddenly; she could be sold to the
cotton fields, into bondage to anyone
who would pay the price for her."
There is nothing on record. Haines
assured himself as to that some years
ago"
"What are the two girls named?"
Irene and Eloise."
(Which one is the daughter"
Really, lieutenant, l do not know.
You see I was never introduced, but
merely gained a glimpse of them in
the garden. 1 doubt If would recog-
nize the one from the other now. You
see all this story was told me later"
sat there long while. after he
had gone below, the taciturn mate at
the wheel. Totally unknown to me as
these two mysterious girls were, their
strange story fascinated my magma
ton. What possible tragedy lay be-
fore them ia the years? What horrible
revelation to wrench them asunder-
TO change in single instant the quiet
current of their lives? In spite of
every effort. every lurking hope, some
way I could not rid myself of the
thought that Beaucaire - either
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"You DIRTY, Low-DowN THEFT"


Inc sends him with dispatches St Louis He takes p
planter gambler
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-10-24

Malt extracts have been found valu-
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from clothing.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-10-24

Bagdad is famous for its breed OF
white asses Their ears and tails are
sometimes colored a bright red.
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Entirely Conditional.

He-So you wouldn't marry the best
man living.
She Well, not unless l was sure Ii
would make better man of him.
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POR FL "liAJESTIC"
''Cayalle-ia Rusticaaa" y "Payasos"'

Fu6 la de anoche, sin duda alguna,
una de las mas bellas, de las mas COM
pletas noches dc la tcmporada de
Opera del Majestic, tan fe!izmente
iniciada Ia semana Ultima.
La belleza de las obras anoche
c~antadas, 10 que elias tiener para to-
dos los publicos de poderosa attraction
= de irresistible rencanto, en- el que
entran de por mucho ell recuerdo y Ia
ancranZa de otros sitios Y de otros
tiempoS, V a la vez, 81 empeno, tel
amor, el arte supreme conqle supple
ron cantar Cava!leria y Payasos
quieres con elias nos dieron tan gca-
tas horas de espiritual delete, hicle-
rcn repetimos que fJcra al !e aHoche.
uno de los mas amplios y mas estruen-
dosos Gxitos de la ~temporada.
Fueron los h9roc- 81 la jornada,
Eugtnia Ramirez, Graziani, Lei
zu. M~ondragon. SOTO Mayor, con
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cunIaria+ estuvieron atinados, dis
c~retos, artistas.
Pareci5 que ell mismo encanto de
i2s partituras de Mascagni Y de Leon
cavallc, habia llevado al espiritu de
todos los grandes triunfos.
GRAHAM V Eugenia Ramirez, en- Ia
Cavalleria, tuvieron momeatos en- los
que el alma del auditorio estuvo
pendiente de sus labios. Todos los
numeros notables de la obra, Ia Slci-
Llama, de Mondragon, Ell Raccontto. de
Eugenia RAMIREZ, e; Brindis. de Ora
ziani, los duos intenesantisimos de la
segunda V ?rimera parties de Ia obra,
]merecicron estruendosas ovaciones del
pdblico. cue gust6 ampliamente de
Ia telliSima partltura.
FL intermezzo, do IN legitimo
triunfo q IA ~orquesta Y al maestro
Castillo.
En- la parte esc6nica, en- la rarte
dramatica. todcS estuvleron lrnepro-
enables, puede d~ecirse, dentro de
sus papeles.
Donda mas cabe decirlo. de seguro,
es en- la representation de Il Pa
giiacci." Ia scgurda de las ohras de
anoche. en- Ia que las oracionos
mas calurosas Sc sUcedieron ina
vez mis-, en- la que la cortina Sc
alz6 muchas veces para ell homena-
je a los artistas.
Fl Proloeo, Ia bellisinsa aria de
baritone conGue l2 obra da prin-
cipio, fuc otra nueva revelation de
las admiraLles facu,taies de can
tante y de actor de Lejarazu. La
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cion, que SUI Ultima nota Sc perdio
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Disputes. toGas las primeras res-
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de Leoncaval!o luce todas las no.
vedades Y totas las sorpresas or
questales V v~ocales de In musica
nueva,-fueron conqaistando mas
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Mo canto con derrochc lie tcrnu-
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rcz hiZO Y cato una Media i'm
pccablc. lleaa ie eracia. de dono-
s1ra. cantaG,!o bellamente, vivien-
do ell p~erscraje frivclo por ella en-
carHado.
GL.UCK.
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oBRAS DE EMILIO lola

For SeEuir q una MuJeE.
Su NajeStad q Amor.
E;ya ri Novia.
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tempo es la mejor
prueba del merito

Durante doce amos los conocedores
en- Ia materia, han preferido los como
cidos cigarrillos turcos marca Hell
mar, porque son los mejores.
Esta largo periodic de tempo en e!
que ha tenido Ia Supremacia sobre TO-
das las demas marcas de cigarrilloS,
ha puesto en- condolences, Gnicamente
q sus ~fabricantes, de conservar en-
todos tiempos Ia soberbia calidad de
u productos,-no hay nadie que los
super en- TODD Ell mundo.
U. Sc sentira a~vergcnZado
de ofrecer un cigarrillo Helmar a sus
amigos, pues valen ell doble de 10 que
cuestan. Observe ID, cuando 10
prende, la sonrisa de satisfaction que
aparece en- sus labios, sonrisa que
demuestra e. agrado que lie proper
ciona la suavidad Y delicioso aroma
que solo Sc ]encuentran en- los cigarri-
los Helmar.
La raz6n por la cual estos cisarri-
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que armenian cada dia, de esta popu-
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cigarrillos turcos Helmar son recono-
cidos como los mejores que Ell dinero
puede comprar.
Al comprar I'd. cigarrillos marca
Helmar sale I'd. beneficiado, .puesto
que adquiere 10 mejor en- cigarrillos
turcos a la mitad de su valor real,
mas baratos que los de reputadas
marcas.
S I'd. no eSta familiarizade con los
cigarril!os Helmar, es tempo de que
10 haga. Compre hoy mismo una ca
jetilla Y goce de Ia v~oluptuosidad de
su exquisite aroma Y de Ia suavldad
de este soberbio cigarrillo.
Entonces comprendera I'd. por que
raz6n sus fabricantes apenas pueden
hacer frente a los pedidcs cada dia
mayores de su productos.
4 MEDIA que los fume lie iran a.
grandando mas. Compre una %cajeti-
LA hoy Y sea uno de los miles de ad-
miradores de los cigarrillos Helmar.
No dele de leer los ~anuncios de Hell
mar en- este peri0dico.
gre lie manaba por ell cueilo, Y lie
manchaba Ia ropa. mo es asi?
ST, senior.
-iC6mo explica listed que su cue
10, ~entonces recogido, no da sena-
les de sangre, ii de estrujamiento?
Aqui Gallo slbitamente el doctor, Y
,Jor n,I,Lro
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IVA NO ENYIDIE AL QUE SABE GANAR DINERO, SEA U.s.
TED UNO DE ELLOS!! iCOMO?

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hcare nj Ia oc~a pAe de 10 que Sc sacrfhan aquels que solo sanan de $4,000
Estude dede ahoa mismo soanene ums dos hoss al dia, y m unos cuants
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ira Patra utimannte para cercorarsep Dor ST msmo dc las yedadeas con9r
clones actuahs p~que aravt@a. nus.!o pals. Tambien los peroGeos obsrGeste
Con Oas @as pruebas hy. que eonvenir que @ foTnso pepararse para al
nachres criHadas y concnnts de ss obHghons para con ss ciudadanos: apre
yehar los met@sp qesios dss; los Rs e@es a , los in ns1f ss los ina as"f Ina
dos, cmpkados en- los tahajos mas lures y psados? y 2Cuants hay que pr
dimdo dscmpaar una profession sasheOrament. solo Sc les Ofree po y pA?
;Pr que? Pope Ia mayofa dc los chdadanos eonscented dc a pDgresHta .
indutrGsa naeidn. prtesen a Es hos del pals al eIt extra Hg:I e @ Sm. 70 peos
vehar los ne1eanos. que shapre han hho 10 contraHo
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reai1n de un meSeano eOnpaentea que LPsar sS services E osomoi "pe esa,s ID Va,
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DC IA isessan de este a@ndokh hast asia $ M9aso de str trt7 psa sts; a! o Ms. ;s ess s s-
mexcanos rsidenese en- este pals para qe Ia ,spn aproyehaE
La eaoa de iaiiac6n Is de $500 on. o sea moneda de los Esads Jn6s y
cnco emtavos diados o sea Si5o al mes: page adeAntad Por e1s Quotas
cue Sc enc1cnte 0 vaya, sea ami o en- Mexico, Cakas Insuucaras. kmims q
dolores, leuiones suetas, eNrhcHiones y TODD 10 nesaTo para CUE ternine ss
Mande 81 quota de inidaetn hoy nisao en- giro postal ossa de e1arss .
mot es de dos o tres ees mayor de 10 cue mande, y ss prnneas Iedores
para que enpiece a. eudiri nmedaamene
Sc da insapeei6n a foEoneEos maau:nsts' Earrotsos. eOndn%zei nstraas-
inspector de trcne. Inspector de Carus. Remador de cnro. mecanico de cass
NJ hay duad de que nueua Patra e dquhhna. ps de oa manes no Sc
expGea for que e San ca ma . en- aa, qua los. os G S s mTTS ehNS ~, s DE- y. r No.
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