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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-23
Gnncr 1oaieba ifft
1lercplait 1taet 11tcskali

Berlin, 90. glpril. .-Gnber Go.
ida, Der Siibrer Der tiirfiihen lln.
tionaliiten, Der fiiraIid Die Grobung
onsipraf,, onB er oen Orient in
Jlommen itben iperbe III, pobr.
ifeirlih un oieie 9robung tpnbr-
5nmn4en in 0aosfou eingetroffen,
lpie bier beridtet ipor6en lit. en-
Der 9aiaa mid in Mostal nit 2e-
nine nno Srosfp fir Die 8efreiltng
Der Giirfen bonn obritiiden sSode"
orbeiten un0 miro nabrifeinli9
beriuhem ben SOB Der mobant.
mebnniiden golfer I'M Often geeell
ben frenloen l1nter0riider 5i beller
Slaalne anS,tfaben. Ct leste ben
groBten Eeil ieiner 9feiie nad Wos.
fau In einaln SIug5ellge auriif. CT
inuBte in 9anaig, no britii6es
MiIitdr liegt, lanoer1 neil Dem
6lug5euge bas @aiolin ousgegangen
NOR, fiiate bort ben 8aiolirlbehal-
ter feiner Maidine 1ino flog ipeiter,
obne bob Die GngI1noer in 9an5ig
ipubten lper iib in ibrer M2itte be.
fttnoen batte.
gnper f[oa bon SItprelBen ans
an s. @ptil iiber Die poIniine
@ren3e, mo iein 6lueseits beftig be-
ihoiien ipurbe, lino Ial,oete IN Gub.
tono binter @itebsf, bon mo- aus er
pernlntIid. 5nr geiterreiIe nod
Mostou einen 3ug benrste.
Gies iunr grber fiinfter geriuh,
feiu 8erltef in 8ettidlono 3u Der.
Ioilen. Ginmal geInngte er in einent
6litg5euge bis nod aotuno, no er
IonOen nulbte, on iein Slue8eiie
Sdooen erIitten botte. Ga er niht
our9 Die prIniihen 2iitien gelonsen
fonnte, nuBte er nad 9eutidlonb
alriidfebrer. gs lit 5u erlparten, oab
Gnber BON iest an eile berpor.
rogenoe &oIle in Dem &anlpfe Der
tirrfiiden .9eationoIiiten ipieIen
iuir6 im Gerein nit @tuitapba Sc.
NAL, Der Die titrfiide grbebung IN
9leinoiien Ieitet uno nit gtouri
8ofdo, Gnbers 9ruoer. BET nit
10000 Mnnn in aserbnoiion itebt.
Sier lit es eiiten geobadtern fein
@ebeinnis gebIieben, onb Die tiirfi.
fd,en NotionaIiiten nit ben riiiiiiher
'Gobiets in sneer @erbiiloung iteben.
Dem @riinoioee buIbisenb, 6ab feline
Iotion ,inter freuber $errihaft
itehen ioIlte,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-23
,flancat fir urntenictt
miro 1saitaca sneecatbt
.9abnrdl uerhen aanabas Nnipriide
ani Sit nnO Gimme i'm g0l.
ferbanbe peritarft.

Gan saentc, 23. aprif. Sell
amerifa ben Griebenspertrog iiiht
rotifiaiert bat ino Dem Ralloat
fir 4rmenicn abeeneiet III, uno neil
Die 8olferliaa megen ntangeliloer
SiiIfsnitte[ bic l1ebernabne bess
Iefben obfeEnt, bat Ser 0einiiter.
rat entidieSen, bag 0aanbat eittent
neitroIen 2oloe anaubieten nit Der
8erIiherun5 oob oie 8olferliga Die
Soften trdot getgenldB bat Der
Miniiterrat eeitern uadnlittag be.
idloIien, gtoripeeet Inn Die lleber.
nabne oes Manoats fir sfrnenien
an erilihen.
Carl Gltr5on Ser britiihe Gre.
nlier, erfI1rte. baB er befugt lei,
Die 8ereitiuiIliafeit &anooos on6u.
aeigen, faas glorlpegen iif oeiIerl
ipeigern ioIlte. Gin berartiges aner-
bieten an aonaod tpiirbe bon groi.
ier Nihtiateit titr Die Ber. Sfdafelt
iein. 8aourt1 ipiirhen Die aniprii.
die Der 6ritiifen Golortieu ouf ei.
genen Sit iinb Stimme in Der 8ol-
ferIiga bebei,teno beritarft ino ibre
steIluns ots ielbftresierenoe geatio-
men onerfannt peroen.
9ie 1tebernoblne oieies Wanoats
burd aonaSn lit obne 3tpeifel ferner
ein 'Seitenbieb geeen Die Der.
Staaten. England ipirb obne 3lpei-
fet oofiir iorgen, oaB Die anlonie
ooOurd fcine if)ipere 2oIten aitf.
gebiirbet erbaltet.
9os Gintreffen BEG onterifants
iden @einuoten in HonI R. Il.
eSobnion, lit bon Den aSrenliers
freitSig besriibt moroer. G6slei6
scsobnion nur beouftrogt i'll, ben Be-
rdtiineen o[s 8nihaiter beialnpoh-
nen ideinen Die slaiierten feline
Seilnobnte on ben 8erotiingen 5li
ertporten. llebrigens pirb beridtet,
ooB Der @r1erifoner Son &euo be-
reits ipieber perlaHen bot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-23
Sn&fgiernngsfreilen
1T man Dcrfimut
1rablreimltat in 1lebraska mno Occrgia, bcicns
Sers aber Sie Grtp6blmno Brpan's sum
Deleeateitsatsfarac, errcstc 1tnbcpagcn
!. Bithco6 beSanert sic 1iieScrlasc ,ltnllers

8oibington, 90. g(priL. .-9ie er.
iten gla6ribten aus ylebrasfa itno
Georgia iporen oa5l angetnrl,
s5reltoe inter ben 9iitgIieoern Der
aouliniltrotion berbor8liriiferL lieBen
Tie oof) erfcnnen, ooB Die 0enlofrn-
ten Der bei5en genatnten Stnaten
ben Gtonopur1ft nes Grdiioenten
iito Sie sttnltitlition Der @olferliga
itnberfiirat altbieBen, Ser birfenbe
gote ober fam no6, aIs nebr bon.
itdnoige 8crihte eintrafen. OBJ
gIei6 gnnbesgeneralanipalt &al.
mer bic Mebrbeit Der 9eIegoten
5ur Staatsfonperltion er[angt bot,
ipelde oie DeIeeoten altr gaationol-
fonbelltiot, 81, ertpableit bat, 10 bat
0enltod Com @ntiort Der cine
Motforin duieelteat bot, Die fih ge.
gen bic gfegieriing iino eesen Die
goIferIiga ousipridt, cine 1000
grobe Maioritit aIIer abeesebenen
Gtunnren erbaIten. Senntor Sofe
GmRb, Der Die Natforu aufeeitelt
bdtta, Die fid fiir Die 2obee Gin
ipanoe ausfprah. bat 44,644 Stinl.
men erbdItett galmer erbielt At
900 uno gantion 5t,305. gon1it
bat Iid oos Bolt @eorgids nit fait
10000 Gtimmen gegen Die 8oIfer.
REORGANIZATION, tpie in garis ange.
nomnen, erfldrt. Cine anti-Regie.
rltngsoelegntion fdeint fider.
Gnttauiht 1T Die 9fegierune ipe-
gen Der fuabrideinliden GrpdbEung
grDons IN Nebrasfo gum 0elega-
TEN ot.lorge anr opnlofratiidet Na-
tionaIfonbe.1tion. Mlan erblidt IN
linn einen 1tnrnbeitifter, Der oarali
orinaen ipirb, ,eine grobibitions-
|pfoffe angsnebmen n1ib einent 8e.
id3litB Die Go1tItitlttion oer 8olfer.
liga obne gintpanbe gltanbeiBen,
oppot1ieret1 miro.
geTtern 1T Senator Sitdcod
ipie6er in 8oibington eingetrofferr
nnb bat infort ei1,en anltfits auf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-23
ltrbebcr Ses 1t,tiskep>
1sriees ftillSia

gfarquette. Waid.. 90. april.--
Sic 6rei @ebriioer ScaIucci, Die on.
IdbIidl Der ioeenonnten @bisfeb.
rebellion in sSron gonntp ongeflogt
luurben, unaeieeIiher 8eiie i'm ge.
fis bon 5pirititoien geiueien ail
iein tultroen fhuloia beflatoen.
gei Der gSerurteilline au elmer
Strofe bon 500 fir ieoen, mari
9fidter Gciiions bic GdnIo fir
HIRE 8erllrteiIitnb ouf ben 5taats.
nnlpaIt Mc9onoueh. Gie 8etpeis.
aifnnbme ereob, boB McGonough
Der geiesli6e geroter Der @ebriioer
ScnIneci fucr. iinn bob oIles, mas lie
itnternobnen. ieit bic Gtaotsogen.
Ten ibren s9ein beidlasnnbn1ten.
olif icinen Stat eeidob. Der &ifter
beoaucrte, oab Sas Gouittp burd
ben @bisfeptriea IN eirsn idle&ten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-23

n16iten Gienstog einberifet, iins
Die Srase iiber bic Giibreridoft 6er
bentofratiiden Minoerbeit 81, erIe.
oigen. Ct bnt iid bnbin eedliberts
bob er fif fiidt grGrten ipiir0es
ioIlte ltroeripooo onftatt er 6is
Giibreridnft erbnIten.
lteber oie Moglidfett, boB bio
Gentofraten in Der gsationnlfonbens
tion eine .ilaiie9 9Iatfornt unrieb.
men tpiiroen iagte, er, onB er Bite
Sebung beg 9annes otf Ieidte
8eine ltrto 9ier befiirlporte. sW6b.
reno nleincr &orlpagne it gie4
brnsfa@, erfldrte ct, .hube ih ge.
funoen, oaB Die 6roge fein iibertpatn4
oener Stonnpunft lit, tpie ntott9s
2eltte onnebinen.~
Genntor s1it1cof iprroe Oh ieines
Sieges lit gsebrosfd bon fei1ten be.
nlofrdttiden &oILegen marin be-
gliidpiinidt, iid iageno, bob man
nit Sitdcnf ols ntoeIi6en prdit-
beittidafts-aanbioot re9nen n1irife.
.Die 8abIberidte", iaete Sitd.
eod, ylaiien erfernett, bob MulleH
ols stolniteentann geidlagen lit;
Dieies bebauere if iebr, obne bic
geroienIte S1olnplons nm bic Har-
tel slt idnaIern. Sffeniidtlid mar
bos bon Sen Gentofratel abgeee.
bene gotlu littgepobnlid) geriflg.
4nent anihein nod ftnb bic itttpar-
teiiiden Greoniiotionen ins re-
pnbIifaniffa Eager iibergegangen.
Die sSrolei1 in Nebrosfa iheinen
NIT iibertpiepenoer geebrbeit re-
pnblifaniId] geltillntt at baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-23
Nngeblid9e M.uterei
inter &ci6slpcbr
eefalcn laSgcn; Bep0lkerine ocs tmbracbicts
iiaet an, Pmneertudb, iAnclle Pilfc nStie
enslarS epponiert Scntiacr aabelcesuna

WiiIiion I'M Sote[ g[olon in gerbitt.
0lins itanoeh bntten offelibar bic
Gegierllng beitirnmt, eiren Sieini.
eungsprooeb ouf ben Sutherland
1us5uoebnelt. Der 9tihter, ipelder
bel Dem a3roseB gegen ben Grin3et
ssSodAirn albreAt bon NreuBcn 6en
8oriis fiibtte, prdiioierte oud BEL
ben 8erbanolungen in Der sSniurien-
flage oes iriiberen 6inansnliniiters
@rabergers aegen aarf Selfierid.
3ieIer glidier ion i'm 8eroadt ites
betL ltorfcr reaftioudren Seltocu-
5en al hiiIoigen.
Sols iuirO ansaelicfert.
Berlin 90. 9lpril. Gie tided)o.
ilobafiide 9fegierlug lit bcreit. ben
perboiieten aonlntllniltea 6ubrer
Sol5, Der nnebrere Mlorotdten onf
Dem @eipiIien bat, an GelltidIano
ousSulicfern. @eIo uno Shnllid-
ge9enltalloe, Die nlt Sool5 Herlpn
borgefunhen iuuroen, boben Die Ye.
boroen iiber3eugt, oaB Sol3 Elm ge-
neiner 8erbreber lit, Der feinen gln.
iprlid oaranf MAIDEN fnnn als po.
Iitiider 6liidtling bebanoelt ait iper.
ben.
iraasuien sie6en iidl snrid.
Berlin, 20. 9lpril. - Die 8oiiifde
3eitllng ipeiit oarauf bin, oaB nit
absug Der Die 5uIdiii9e Bail iiber.
fteigeu6en 9ieidsipebr. .Irltppen aus
9tubr. 8ebiet iih Die alnseiden Der
3nriifnabme iran5oiiider Griippen
.ous Dem 5rnnffnrt.@ebiet uebren.
Die Gran5oien raitnlelL iagt bic Sci.
tltng. allmablih bic iaeiien 9riideti.
fopfe Lungs oent Maia, Die bel ibraln
fiir5Iiden 9orntarid eingeridjtet
innroen. Sic baben bereits bic DE.
ieslngs3one oitlid) bon ssranfftrt
DerIaIief, llnb feline oitsI1ubiihen
9rllppen befinoen fid iett tn Often.
bod rno Miilbeint.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-23
1oSbcllaiifctt ucriilsbt,
21eocr slt lpitebcit

Sn6ionopoIis, %. glpriI. - Gin
Solfsbaufen, Der IdlieBlif oltf nlebr
als 700 @lonn idlpoa, ntahte einen
bergebliden @eriitd. einen gteger
nontens @iIlioiu gnu aus Dem
GoltitDgeiangnis bon Morion Goitrl.
tp bernus5ubolen. 0fan bate bic
9bii1t, ben Sdmor5eit 81 IDnher,
ober es mar unlloglih Die 9oli5i.
ltenfette I'M bos @efanenis ait
ourdbreden. Hop bot geItanoen
Die 14.i1brige Maria Suff, ein
iueiBes Mdoaen, ernlproet au baben.
Mon beiiirAtet lpeitere 8eriude. ben
geeger in Die @elpalt Oes 9obels ai
bringen.
Sir Omaha uno ltmgebnngf
S90n bente obeno uno Sonnnbeno.
aein GROCER @edieI in Der Gene
perntur.
SIR gtebrosfo. Snon beiite abeno
ipitb borallsiidtIiden 6roit. 8dr-
rner IN Oem d uBeriten meitliden
SeiI. Santstog teilipeiie betuolft.
SIR Soma: Mngertein idon belfe
obenb uno Snntstag. Gtipns mar.
rier solngtag I'm oitliden un6 ulitt.
Ieren SeiI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-23
Ginbreeber iitabcit
,ineebeure Bette

geelu gorf, %. 9lprif. Der
9olisei 1T Die 9tn8eige genlodi
lpor6en, Dab Ginbreder in Der 8o9.
niing Der 6rai Snuilton Silt am
Iebten Sonntag Supelen I'M Berte
bon $4,000 erbeiiteten. 9ie Der
8olisei iibergebene 2iite adblt iiber
40 tpertpoIle Stiife oitf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-23
gniiafupt ssOhniun wiebsr Sa.

ReIu gorf. %. april. = 8. G.
r8niipfoot@ Sobnion 1T nit betn
aWeip gorf@ bier oneelanst, nahocm
er BEL oem gerIuf. England trofen
au Ieeem Elm sluse einsebiibt bat.
gr fpurbe bon elmer Sdar Grennbe
Der s(nti.SnIcot 2ioa entpfonoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-23
anftldiffer ertrinft i'm gpIuraSO.

yulna, glri8, %. gIprIl. : Def
ssIiegerlei,tnont Bell ertrailf 8on'
rlerstas rnorgen I'M Colorado Rioer,
ais iein GIug3eug BEL benz geriud,
unter Der Sodbriide ourd5ufliegert
aegen einen eIeftriihen 9rbat itiet
ino nbltiir3te.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-23
Senator Simam
eci6laeen
Gines Der erfrenlideu Greisniiic ber
Erimarluabl am lettea
3ieustag.

Senotor Siman Der Batter oes be.
riihtigten Sintnn Sprnd. in1b
Sduleeieses, lit in Der Qrinl1rlpabI
geidIaeen fporocn. 0ieie gatiahe
oiirfte fir ntande Gntt1uidung bic.
fee 8ob[ entid1oigen. Sirunn
itnntlnt aus 8iniioe, @nDne Gountn
ltit0 bat ben iiebei1ten Senatsoiitrift,
Der aus ben Counties @npne, Iierce
lino Cunning beltebt, in Der Iebten
Stontsgeiebgebitng Dertrten. Gr
fcntntt aus eittem Giitrift, Der bon
Der Mebr3nbl natj aus irenlogebore.
men 9ilrgern utto oeren oiretten
oireften gtadfor1men beiuobnt ipiro.
aein Giitrift bes Staates erfrei,t
itd belierer Srbnllng imo groberen
MobIitnnOes. Srosoem Iieb iid bic.
ier @ienid berbei oieies infaine
Sprad.ttno S6llgeies in Der Iee.
ten fanatiiden 2egislatur ein3nrei.
den nno init Silfe ieiner eneber3i.
gen Soaegen Ourd)5ltbriiden. Gs
idien unbegrcifli1, oaB 6iman ats
eittenl Giitrifte lpie Der fiebente &c.
nntsoiltrift fonanten iuiiroe, nod
unbegreiflider ober idIien es, 0at
fid) nod bis eirige Madc fem gie.
mlblifaner IN leinem 9iitrift genleI.
Oct 9atte. Der oen 5inlan bic &ie.
Denomination ltreitig MAIDEN nolI-
te. 5hliebIid) ober ernlanitte iid
oocb Serr Otto lllrid) aus 8iniioG
ltnO frat gegen 5iman ouf oent re.
pltbiitaniihen 9idet ailf. lllrid be.
fam Die gmpfeblling Der Ronporti.
ian 2eogue itao bat nun Silnan &C.
ldjlasen.
llIrid'S oenofrotiidcr @egner lit
GbarIes @raff aus Bancroft. 8ic
. oer 3err geiouiten lit, piiien mir
beltte nod nlebt, mir iuerOen es nber
altsfinoer, I'LL Die giirger redt3eitig
geni,9 Dor Der @auptipabl iiber i'm
aui8ufldrru. 6ente fonnen mir
r1it Genugtltung berid]ten. oab 81
man. oas tralirige 8ert5cug Der
gfihtsiuiiier uuo 5renloenboiicr, iei-
he Strafe erhaIten bot.
Gie iolgen0en 0anoloaEen fir ben
5faatsienQt iDnrhen nentiniertf
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auf gefontiuen lei. Or erflarte, es
lei ein Berg aus einem @saul.
ipitrfsbiigel sen,nht fporoen UNI
bon beioen Seiten ieien Siingens'
jtreihe beonrnen lporber-
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Se,rtpfraten:

9iitrift
3. sSacob Sab, Gbaleo.
d. 60. @ultit 2incolll.
8. gnllL @ob, 2ineoln.
aSilliam S. O. Goit Sooper.
6. sSobn 8. 2eiier, ssorca.
7. gborles Graff, Bancroft.
8. s. g. srlnItrong, aIlbion.
II. q. 6. &eean, Columbus.
12. Sreo @raff, Senor6.
IL. Serinan Giers, Gresham.
Is. sc. s. SDiaIlep, gllbn.
10. 99ia grooflep, Cigar.
%. Gas. q. Gbappea, 1linoen.
%. go @ibbon.
"a. ssront Campbell, O'9leilt.
27. 8. 6. Osborn, 8nb1ro.
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aepnblifaaer:
0utrfft

Oiitrift
/. So6n @iltie, SAILS gitp.
2. a. s. 5turl1, gaehalufa.
3. 9enrp 9idet, @aboo.
4. Is. s. 8arner, 2incolt.
s. .. gtnoerion, 2iileoln.
5. Qlbert $. 0iiiler, aennar6.
s. Sobn y. Cannon, &oialie.
7. Otto lllrib, 8inii0e.
s. 8. $. Ranooll, 9ianoolpb.
8. g9. $. sSIion. sllbion.
10. S. 6. Mc@oman, Mooiiott.
If. $. s. 8ecbe, Ssceola.
12. a. 2. g1orbal, Selparo.
Ia. S. q. 9aIoern,an, 8aipnee GitD.
Is. 81. 6. Sarris, 5oirburp.
IT. 9errp Geeo, @enoerion.
18. @.g.Surpbries, @rano 3slano
10. GridsSobnion SaItin9s.
81. sSreo gropn, 9oIoreoge.
%. g(oron 8aa, Coup Gitp.
23. g8. s. @ronin 0'gseill.
25. gs. 9. SoagIono, geortb 8iatte.
26. aeoree o. Soitings, Grant.
27. %. s.. 9uibee, aimball.
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rUBzssHnD AND DISTRIBUTED UNDEa
rKxarT Cxa ssA). AUTHORIZED Br THn
AcT or OCTOBER q 1915. on FILE At
THE Ro8r 0FrCR on OMAHA. NKBR
DIX ORDER oy THE PRESIDENT
A. D. RURlxsoM. POsrMAsrER-cEHERAr
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-04-09

room and two bedrooms. From the
foyer long hall ran almost the length
Of the building. On the servants siue
II was blank as to doors, save for the
passage from the pantry TO the dlhlng
room, but on the other side several
doors opened into spacious sleeping
rooms, each with its own bath. AS
was wondering which Of the bedrooms
my great-aunt had expected me 10
occupy, | noticed still another door
which found led into small bed
room on the servants side OF the
house but unconnected with their
quarters. While 1t was less elabor-
ately furnished than the rooms oppo-
site, II was comfortable enough, and
1t had a spacious bathroom adjoining.
The fact that the bed here had been
left turned down was evidence enough
that it was intended for my occupancy.
Returning to the foyer to get my bag
and unpack 1t, was startled by the
ringing of the front doorbell.
sprang eagerly to answer 1t. 1t
must be Miss Bradford. Probably she
had reconsidered and had decided to
take me into her confidence. Who
else could 1t be? There was no one
else who knew was in the apart
ment. It must be Miss Bradford!
With an exclamation of welcome on
my lips flung open the door. A man
stood there-an utter stranger. In my
disappointment was almost closing
the door in his face, but MS If antici-
pating my thought he quickly advanced
one foot over the sill and kept it there,
WELL" / demanded, almost savage,
~, what do you want?"
"oh, 1t is you, is It'll" he replied, eye.
ing me with what seemed to me q
most insolent stare.
what do you meanT I asked, be
wildered. Certainly never had seer
this person before. He was short and
stocky, with sparse nondescript hail
and weak, shifty blue eyes. His face
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-04-09
Roumanla,s ON WeIIs.

Many of the Roumanian OIL
are not in working order, wnlen .os
chiefly due to the military nieaso IA
taken by the allies at the time u A.
German advance in Roumanla, a.
though Gen. Falkenhayn's eXpett j.
voted particular attention to sne IL
construction of the dlsmantIea N ,.od
their work was crowned with llln .,0d
success, and 1t will take long Don Dan.
of systematic work TO raise the 80.
manian oil fields again to theil sor.
war Importance. The Roumahian ri,
eminent is reported to have ms,
concluded convention with the ~ q
trian government whereby they a ern
supply the Austrians with pe'ro. 90
and other material of primary ns sos
sity in exchange for industrlm p
ucts.
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had an unhealthy pallor, as if he had
lived long away from the sunlight,
and was sunken in as if from under
nourishment, yet the breadth of his
shoulders and his huge rough hands
seemed to indicate physical strength
beyond the ordinary.
You're Mr.. Spalding Nelson, aren't
you?"
That's my name," l answered
shortly.
"Mr. Gaston's-" He paused, as If
trying to recall the relationship.
MIR. Gaston's great-nephew."
Il guess you are him, all right" he
said, in a manner of evident relief.
I'm Mr.. Wick, the superintendent of
the house."
"Of course" I answered, feeling
rather foolish at my own vexation,
Mr. CASTOR told me you were com.
ing in this morning." he fastened 10
explain.
HE gave me description of YOU"
Mr.. Wick went on, unperturbed, "and
the boys in the hall were pretty sure
1t was you that came in, but"
'But what?
Il couldn't understand it. You didn't
announce yourself. 1t seemed funny
your coming in with the young lady
from next door,"
ut just happened that way" I ex.
planned, now understanding his mysti.
fication. 81 met her as was com.
| ing in."
Twice." he said, rather insolentIv
Il can't see that it is any of your
business" l retorted angrily, "if II
happened dozen times"
His manner at once became apoIo
getic, and he fastened to offer oh.
sequious explanations.
Mr.. CASTOR asked me to take mar
ticular notice. The other evening
when you were coming to dinner be
told me to tell the hall boys to looR
at you closely so that they could iden
tify you as the right party when vor
came in today. That was how II han
pened. You see, sir, In house ~
this sort we have to be careful n
doesn't do TO let strangers prowl ahont
without finding out who they are onr
what they are doing"
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CHAPTER l.--cortInued.

Although | tried to pretend an In
terest In their conversation and absent
~ answered their questions about my
family, my thoughts kept constantly
recurring to the strange trouble Of
the girl across the hall, her plight In
teresting me far more than the pur-
pose for which my great-uncle had
sent for me, had expected that he
would breach that subject himself, but
the coffee arrived and still the con.
yersation had been limited to stilted
family chat. As we returned to The
living room, | decided to give him a
lead
MY mother wrote me-" | began
"Oh, yes said old Rufus, looking
relieved.
Yes YES Of course" echoed Mrs.
Gaston
waited for one or the other Of
them % proceed but for some reason
they both seemed at a loss for words.
You tell him, Rufus said my
great-anut III last.
Ills tired old eyes studied my coun.
tonance carefully searehlngly, us II
he was trying to read my soul,
What Is lt$'' asked impatientlS
III Is this. said old Rufus, speak
ing slowly and with effort, es II he
hated 10 disclose his intentions.
Three days from now--thnt viii be
Sunday mornlug--my wife and are
going 10 Maine TO be gone for some
months. We have leased furnished
cottage there and shall take our serv,
ants and our motor with us. We do
not like TO leave this apartment wholly
antenanted. and Il occurred TO Mrs.
CASTOR that you might occupy II In
our absence"
! am afraid my countenance at that
moment must have betrayed my con-
sternation. My great expectations
vanished, blew up, disappeared. They
did not want me for an heir but for a
earetaker What fool had been to
imagine for one moment that this pc
NITROUS old couple had contemplated
doing anything for me. They wanted
me 20 do something for them. A sar-
castle refusal OF their prefer trem.
bled on my lips but was stayed by my
greataunt speaking;
SIT win enable you to save your
room rent, Mr., CASTOR will pay the
rent In advance before we go. There
will be no one here 20 serve your
meals so you win have to get them
elsewhere, but I win arrange with my
lauudress 20 come in once day to
make up your room, and youn be un.
der no expense" ..
Her suggestion that l would have
no room rent to pay decided me. Two
other considerations also influenced
me. II might be a plan on the paM
of the old people to try me out and
see II | was trustworthy, ana then
dwelling under the same roof with
Barbara Bradford, might have op
portuntties OF seeing her again, nnt
who knows, perhaps Of assisting hel
out ef her mysterious plight.
II shall be very glad indeed t
come / found myself saying. III
was nice of you both to think Of me-
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CHAPTER II.
Sunday morning came at last.

Sunday morning came at last.
II was hardly eight when | set out
for my new quarters, taking with me
only one small handbag and leaving
my two trunks for the expressman.
In the time intervening since my visit
to the CASTOR home | had done but
little except speculate OF the mysteri-
Gus warnings that both of the old peo-
pie had surreptitiously given me. 1t
seemed so utterly improbable and i'm
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wen consider the matter settled"
announced old Rufus, 1--WE are I'M
used TO guests here, so you had better
come at ten on sunday an hour after
we have started
Rufus suggested nv great-aunt
apprehensiyely "had you not better
give him the combination OF the wall
safe? Ny jewels are there, and in
ease there should be IRE"
.Why not take them with your" !
taferruptesi
'.rhsy are nuisance when you are
ira rssl,- she objected.
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SOMETHING WRONG HERE

synopsis. circumstances having
prevented Spalding Nelson, clerk.
from Joining the American forces
going to France, he II In de-
gpondent mood when he receives an
invitation 10 dinner from his great
uncle. Rufus Castor. on bis way
TO The house no meets, under PEE
culsar circumstances. a young girl
apparently hi trouble, TO whom he
has an opportunity TO be OF slight
service. She lives In the same
apartment building It's Rufus Gas
ton. and he accompanies her home
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The hero's troubles
begin.
CTo BE coNTINUEDJ
Rapid Communication

A receiver which takes down ao.s
and dashes on sensltized tape at the
rate of 200 words a minute Is tha.
latest device in wireless teIerrarbv
As the human ear cannot internrct
a message so rapidly delivered tba
transmission cannot he nndesston ,,s
except at stations usins this machine
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