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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14

La Ciudad de San Juan, la Legis-
lattra Autoridades de esta Isla de
Puerto Rico Y todos sus Centros So-
ciales, asociados en- fraternal union
con la Colonia EspafiOIa de Puerto
Rico, Sc prepaTan. lIeros de j6bilo a re
cibiros, no solo con el debido hptnelat
je a. los representatives de Ia Naci6n
augusta que escribi6 enla historic de
lar IhuInanidad las paginas de orc del
descubFimiento de America, de sii Co
lonizaci6n de 'sd Civilization, sino
tambien y muy sfnceramente, con los
sentf1Rientos de cordial fraternidad
que deben existif v que seguramente
'xistiran dada dfa mas firmes entire la
Madre Espafa Y los puebles que en-
America han 5Fenido a la vida con Ell
mismo origen, como, ramas de la es-
tirpe Y del Anaje de la Naci6n descu-
bridora.
Rotos los lazos polfticos y olyidados
todas las diferencias que de ellos pu-
dieron surgir,, ,entendemos todos que
es llegada la hora de afirmar para
siempre La fraternidad espiritual, mo.
ri y de cultura, entire la Madre Espa-
fia que vosotros representais, y las ma
clones Y pueblos que como Puerto Ri
co, Sc formaron en- SUI cuna regazo
nacional en- ell curse de cuatro sigIos
Sefior Comandante y Ofciales, sed
bien venidos como hermanos a esta
TERRA de nuestros nayores y sed tam
bien, bien svenidos en- un mayor con-
cepto en- que os tenemos sed bien We
nidos al hogar filial de los que osten-
tan con orgullo el tftulo de descendien
tes del abolengo y de la raza gloriosa
de sus padres.
Ell CoMITE EXECUTIVE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14
(Por Ell Gable Frances.)

HABANA, agosto, l4.-AnOche, en-
Ia esqHina de las Gales Amistad y
Zanja, estaIl6 una bOmba que hiri6
gravisimamente a una muchacha es-
paiiola one prestaba servicio como ca
marera en- Ell Hotel La Esfera. La
muchacha pudO dar las sefas de dos
indiyiduos que han sid0 detenidOs pOr
sOspechas. La frecuencia con que Sc
vienen dando en- la ciudad los atenta-
dos terroristas, esta llenandO de i'm
quietud la p0blaci6n.
HABANA, agosto. 14.-La huelga
de los tranviariOs continIa, sin que
Sc observe Ilinguna perspectiva c0nci-
liadora. FL MovimientO de agitaci6n
,es vivisimO y Sc tene que estallen
motines de un ,raomentO Otro, dado
'el conficto que Sc lie crea a la nusi
merosa poblaci6n que yive en- los ba-
rrios apartados! \ e4ai Y A1a'
PARIS, agosto, 14.-Telegrafian de-
Lyon que an0che, al tolnar ell tren
para Mia, eI Pfesidente del Consej6
de Ministries de Grecia, Sr. Venizelos
fus objeto de una criminal aggression.
Contra eli jefe del Gobierno, griego
fneron dispaFados scIaO tirDss cue le
produjeron graves heridas. La alar-
ma producida en- RaEisses yiEisima.
y FERACRUZ, aagosto, 14szGreCe Il
mayor descOnfenfo a causa sdelala ce-
santa de don Antonio Naxa, gGOber-..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14
Ell PUEBLO DE PONCE PIDE QUE
Ell ACORAZADO ALFONSO
XIII" VISITE ESA CIUDAD
Ell ULTIMO OLA

A la hora de entrar en- prensa la
edicion de este diario, nuestro estima-
do amigo ell Viceconsul de Espafa ha
recihido Ell telegrama siguiente:
pueblo de Ponce os agradeceria
grandemente trabaiar nuestro favor
para que ell dltimo dfa en- Puerto Rico,
crucero "Alfonso kip 10 pasara en-
esta. (firmado) RodoIfo del Vale. Co
de Servicio Publico de Pom
ce." ,'.s
Ell senior Serrano ha contestado en-
la forma siguiente:
"Acojo con gusto proposition esa
ciudad, que recomendare al senior Co.
mandante, quien decidira.
Antonio L. SerranO,
Viceconsul de Espana."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14

derOs de la ciudad estan en- huelga
desde hace dias. Las Gales ofrecen
un Iamentable aspectO de suciedad Y
las basuras que empiezan a descOm-
ponerse producer un insOpOrtable he
dor. Ell Alcalde de la ciudad ha pro-
metido remediar el cOnfiicto en- las
primeras horas de esta tarde.
FERROL, agOstO, 14.-Han sidO
practicadOs numerOsOs arrestOs en- es-
ia ciudad entire los elementOs terro-
ristas que estaban campando aqui pOr
sus respetos. Al practicar vari0s re-
gistrOs d0miciliarios Sc ha encOntrado
en- poder de los sindicalistas I'm buen
.nlmero de bombas explosives OtrOs
elementos de destruction. Los terrO-
ristas seran depOrtadOs. Los espafiO-
les terroristas han sidO sometidOs a
prOcesO.
BARCELONA, agosto, 14.-Las EN-
presas amenazan con la clausura de
los teatrOs de la ciudad, todas de
1acuerdo, 81 los actOres y empleados
de los mismOs no reducen sus preten-
stones. Las demandas de los artis-
tasFiy del personal de los teatrOs, aho-
ra Nindicados, Sc cOnsideran inacep-
tables pOr las empresas.
MADRIDs sagosto. 14.A-T TeIegFaffan
de Giij6n que .el gran toFero Belmctl-
te ha sido heridO aver en- lsu ssegundo
tOro, un Miura que le8di6 una gran
eOrnada en- ell vientre.3 A. pesar de la
terrible importancia de Ia herida, ell
diestr6 mat6 al torO, recibiendO una
Ovaci6na delirante. En- medic de las
aclamaciones, ell diestro tuvO que ser
llevado en- brazos de sus cOmpaneros
a la enfermerfa, donde Sc lie practice
una cura dOlorosisima!
Ell gran tOrero esta grave, perO SUI
estadO no es desesperadO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14
Las empresas teatralesbae Barcelona, amenazan
con una suspension ae espectaculos. Ell gran
torero Belmonte ha kido gravemente herido
en- GIon.. La huelga de barrenderos en-
Madrid.


nador de dicha Estado. Nuh.erosas
partidas Sc han alzado, especialmente
EN- Jalisco, donda u cabecilIa Pedro
Zampra tiene d us 6rdenes cuatrO-
cientos hombres nny bien pertrecha-
dos. La excitaci6n que reina en- gran
parte de la pohIaei6n inspira inquie-
tudes en- la Can al de Mejico, por la
calidad y Ell Mi FRO de los nuevos in
surgentes.
PARIS, ag0sIb,, l4.-Los pOlacos
han iiiciado sayer una ~igorosisima
contraofensiya. La batalla que Sc es-
ia librando ah0fA i D la que los pola-
cos Sc ,entregan ON in ardor extraor-
dinario, decidira "a snerte de VarsO-
via, cuya situaci6n IS tan comprOme-
tida. Las prinietas impresiones reci-
bidas del campo de la lucha, atribu-
yen cierta ventam = los polacos.
MADRID, aeosto, 14.-Los peri6-
dicos "El Sol's Ia Ven de Catalu-
ia'' y ia Vangpardia'', de Barcelo-
ma, seran suspendidos Temperament
te ipor el Gohierno por sus repetidas
infracciOnes cometidas contra ell de-
creto que regula el empleo de papel
que pIeden haeer los .diarios en- sus
tiradas. Ell .GoE emo Sc mostraba
lcolFtEari0 d. i 6ei6usd de snedidas
energicas, perO otros periddieos one
Sc perjadicaban con Ia desobediencia
de los colegas castigados, pidierOn la
iapIicaci0n de estas sanciones.
MADRID, agostO, 14.---Las barren
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14
RoRc Los. sMARINos EsRASoL LEY

. q
I Hemos tenido portunidad de presen
ciar yarios preparativosy conqu6ala ca
sa de D.. Enrilneede la Fuente, y SUI
empleomanfa cooperaran particular
mente celebrando ell recimiento del
acorazado espafiol Alfonso XIII, So
bresaliendo entire estos, dos hermosos
globos con dedicatorias aIusivas a la
llegada de los marinos espaioles, los
cuales han sido confeccionados por el
Tenedor de Libros de la casa Don
Juan r. Arte, destacandose a primera
vista Ell buen gustO Y delicadeza en- su
confecci6n, siendo dignas de encomio
las dedicatorias alusivas a tan frater-
nal acto. i. s. ...as,.;. i
iBien por los enthusiasts!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14
IMPORTANTE.

En- ell pr6ximo vapor recibiremos un
importante embarque de camiones
MACK de 3Ka toneIadas, cuya indis-
cutibIe superioridad recomendamOs a
las empresas de transporte y centra-
les del pals.
ST usted interesa un truck MACK,
lie suministraremo detalles. Escriba
HOY.
SUCRS. DE L. VILLAMIL & co.
Motor Department.
San Juan, P. R. Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14
UsEMos LA INSIGNIA

La J. d. C. de la Casa de Espafla re-
comienda los asociados todOs, que
usen la insignia de Ia Asociaei6n es-
pecialmente durante la permanencia
del Alfonso XIII, para que su tripu-
laci6n pueda utilizar los servicios que
podamos prestarles zen cualquier case
que 10 necesiten.
Igual recomendaci6nNse Eace a to.
dos los senores que formen parte de
las Comisiones que xengan de Ia Isla.
Ell Conserje> del. Casino Espanot -.
Marcos Pieras festa eneargado de ven
der dicha Insignia, ra,aaqlt,al ="
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14
A los CabaIleros de Colon.

Sc suplica tOdos los CabaIleros de
Colon del Consejo de an Juan, y a los
de Otros Consoles que yengan a esta
ciudad, Sc rehnan mahana domingo
en- Ia Catedral, antes de La hora del
TesDeum, para sehalar cada uno su
sitio en- Ia organization que Sc ha de
llevar cabo.
RAFAEL n. PIETRANToNI,
Gran CabaIlero- Protempore.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14
Ell CABLE INGLEs

Hemos sido informados. que Ia pro-
xima semana sera restaurado el servi-
clio de cable ingles.
Parece ser que esta averfa Ultima
no ha sido de la importancia que Sc
imaginaba la compafifa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14

Al Presidente de la Comisi6n Il
de Festejos del Alfonso XIII,
San Juan, P. II. 5
Distingnido seilor
Esta Empresa, deseando contribilir
tambien a los homenajes de simpatfa
que Sc llevaran cabo durante la per-
manencia de los marines del Alfonso
XIII en- nuestra Isla, Sc complace en-
partIcipar @tad que la entrada q
nuestro salon sera gratis para todos
los oficiales Y Marines del citado bu-
que, durante la permanencia del mismo
en- nuestro puerto.
Lo que me es grato comunicar a US
ted para su eonocimientO.
Muy respetuosamente.
CCine Luna (Reformado)
Por A. TGlleciHd.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14
Ell BANCO DE SAN JUAN
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
CAJAs DE AHoRROs EsPEcIALEs.

En- cada barrO hay Gaia de AhOrrOs.
Ell mponente tiene que yenr Ia cudad guardian
economics iene La Gaia de AhOrrOs prOpiO barriO
Puede cOmpra tamben, acones del Banco de San Juan
cnco dollars cada
Abra 50 euena nuestro Banco.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14

roso acaecimiento y envfa el mas SEN
lido pesame al desconsolado viudo
nuestro estimado companero, al afi-
gido padre de la que va no existe Y
a sus hermanos y demas deudos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14
Ell GRAN BAILE En- Ell CASINO
PORTORRIQUENO

Ell anunciado para el lunes pr6Ximo,
Sc celebrara el martes II, las nueve
Y media de Ia nOche, segin nos avisa
don Juan Hernandez L6-
pez, Presidente de dicho importante
Centric.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14
Comerciantes en- Vfveres.

Antes de comprar;
Bacalao en- cajas en- terzDnes, Had
dock y Pollock. Arenques Abiertos,
'.Ajos Cappadres, nueva cosecha."
Avena en- sacOs, y In sinnnmero de ar
tfculos de nuestrO samo, visitennos 0
escriban a
CadiernO Herlnan0s,
San Juan, Z. r. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14
Consulate de Espafia
SAN JUAN, p. R.

Sc interesa la presentation en-
este Consulate de Don Joaquin
Rodriguez Melero. Advt.-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14
NENSAJE De SALUDO

Hoy ha sido trasmitido por telegra-
fla sin hilos el signiente mensaje:
AL SIR. .COMANDANTE Y OFICIA-
LES DEL ACORAZADO 'ALFON.
so XIII. ar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14
MAS OBSEQUIOS PARA
Los MARINOS ].
Ell CINE LUNA oFRECE So ANIE-
NO EsPECTACULO

Al Presidente de la Comisi0n
de Festejos del Alfonso XII,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14
NUEsTRo sENTIDO PEsAMEi
Agosto IA de 1920.

- .s,}fng9
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
Supreme Court Decisions
From Morton County.

James n. Turton, plaintiff and APP
|pellAnt, We. Bingenheimer Mercantile
Cos corporation and Oscar Olson,
|skGrif in and for Norton county.
North Dakota. defendants and re-
syllabus: This i. a suit suit for the
which the plaintiff has 3 ehastei
mortgage. The answer Is that the
property was levied on and seized
under the writ of attachment against
the mortgagor, and that the mort
gage a taken with intent to hinder,
delay and defraud creditors. The is
lsuef al presented by the pleadings
and the evidence, was one Of fact and
not law.
Manifestly the court erred by di-
lrecting a verdict in favor Of the de-
Appeal from district court Of Nor
ton county; Hon.. W. u. Nuessle. ].
Reversed and new trial granted.
Opinionaof the court by Robinson,
jacobson & Murray, Mott, attor-
neys for appellant.
Sullivan & sullivan. Mandan, at
torneys for respondents.
From McHenry County.
7. X. Strand. respondent. VS.. AL
AIou IL1ISOil anu -. e. I1SocIIy
Earnishee. @
Syllabus: The state moratorium
act, (Ch. 10, Laws 1879, is available
to a soldier who has been in the ac-
tive military service of our govern
ment. eve after his discharge, for
the period Of time prescribed in the
act.
Action upon an account. against a
former soldier in the active military
service; from, a judgment rendered in
favor of the plaintiff. the defendant
has appealed. AL ,{ h
Judgment reversed and action or.
dered dismissed.
Opinion Of the court by Bronson,
j.: Christianson. Oh. ]. ncu spe.
cially: Robinson, j.; dissents.
Bagley & Thorpe, attorney for re-
pondent.
l'pellant.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
WORKERS
MEET IN DETROIT

Detroit, Mich, Feb. 5.-Interna-
1ional officers of the United Brother
pood Of Maintenance of Way En-
tloyes and Railway Shop Laborers
pet here today in special session to
consider the decision Of the federal
1allrbad administration on. the de-
f1ands of rail workers for a wage in
crease.
Before the meeting Allan E. Barker,
grand president of the brotherhood,
Said' that. if q satisfactory adjustment
6TS.ages was not decided upon by the
aHroad administration an immediate
~SSssation of work by the organiza-
hon's 100000 members would be or
dered.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
FLIERS
BUY NEW BIPLANE

Fargo, n. D., Feb. 5.-The promis-
ing rate at which fair managers
throughout the country r signing
UP for aerial exhibitions has caused
the management of Liberty Filters Of
this city to arrange for the purchase
of a fast Thomas Morse scout hi
plane equipped with a high-powered
l.eRhone motor, which will be used
exclusively for exhibition work.
The shortage of materials and la
Dor has seriously stnnted the growth
of the airplane industry, but it is
hoped that this little single scatter
a be procured in time for the COM
ing season. A parachute jumper
has been added to the force Of the To-
cal flying organization.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
Aeged Devils Lake
Robbers Are Nabbed

" Minot. N. d.. Feb. 5.-A couple
Enown in Devils Lake us Mr.. and
y. NJ. Sidenbender. and9 known
arrested in their room at a local
Motel TUESDAY and held for the ar
fval OF the Devils LakeApolice. Chief
II Police Timboe Of Devils Lake
trrived the same day and took the
fc,lplc back to Devils Lake charged
PIN robbery.
! IT is alleged that the couple visited
NE Greek district of Devils Lake,
holding upi people at the
bp!nt Of the gun and theSwoman tax
4lE ttr:r orc s'.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
Montana Banks Have
Quarter Billion Cash

Helena Mont, Feb. 5.--Moncy on
deposit in the Banks Of Montana in
December. 1919. totalled .s231,5s5,-
l2s. according to a statement just
issued by H. s. Macgraw. state SUI
includes 27s state banks. g private
banks, and 40 out Of 1,42 national
banks. There are 42S banks of all
kinds doing business in the state.
Silver Bow county leads with de-
posits in it's banks totalling about
$25.600,000.. and Lewis and Clark is
second with about $4,000, 900.
The report shows a gain Of nearly
$24,000,000 for the year. and is con.
,stdered to be satisfactory in that the
crops have been scant.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
Alleged Check Forger
Now In Ramsey Jail

Devils Lake. N. D.. Feb. 5.-w. w.
Halver. alleged checkk forger. arrest
ed last week at st. LOUIS, Missouri, IS
now in the Ramsey county Jail, hav-
lott who/returned with him from the
Missouri city.
Halver Is charged with obtaining a
$50 suit of clothes from Mann's de-
partment store, settling with a SIS
check. pocketing the change and
quitting the country. The transact
ton is said to have occurred last
September. vigilant search for the
mar having been carried on ever
since.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
SKILLED WORKER N
u. s. MINT ARRESTED
FOR STEALING GOLD

Denver, Colo, Feb. 5.-orvillc
Harrington, Al years old. skilled
worker in the Denver mint. was ar
rested here early today by secret
service operatives on a charge OF
having robbed the mint of gold bars
to tho value of $4,000. Harrington
was trapped as he was carrying away
Ia bar of the metal. He confessed
and led the officers to his home.
where the bars were found buried
about the yard and hidden in various
places. All of the stolen gold was
recovered.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
NORTHWESTERN NEWS
!! i Mothers AT Devils
Lake Protest Against
! Proposed O'Hare Pardon

2evils Lake. N. ID, Feb. o.
4nlsc BY the recent petition ask
9kathe pardon of Kate O'IIare, sent
resident Wilson by Governor
kler, the. War Mothers, of this
I'D have sent to the president a
1sHafhter petition asking that the con-
esnned Socialist be- forced to serve
ee4A full term in the federal prison.
nm the petition forwarded 10 the
nx1tAite House a'full resume of all eyi.
snce submitted in the famous trial
sa HRwhich Mrs. O'Harc was found
1!EEty Is included. Tho War Mothers
sApte the charges that Judge Wade
~ LIE court e %prejudiced.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
Railroad Men Accused
Of Stealing Smoker

Minot, N. d. Feb. 5.-E. H. Styles,
Great Northern conductor with head.
quarters q Mihot. and II. c. Pend
rod, Great Northern brakeman with
headquarters At New Rockford. en-
tered pleas OF guilty to charges Of
petty larceny made against them by
agents Of the Great Northern, and
each was fined $50 and sentenced to
serve q Jail term OF 80. days. The
Jail sentence was suspended.
The company charged that the
men had stolen cigarettes from a, box
al
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
Hunter Man Killed When
Load Oh Lumber upsets

Hunter. N, D.. Feb. 5.-Wilbur
Shepherd of this vicinity was killed
near his home when a load Of lun1-
Der that he was bringing from Nor
timer upset pinning him underneath.
When the young man did not ar-
rive home the father went in search
on him and found the team standing
patiently beside the road and the
load tipped over. The body Of the
young man was found underneath
the lumber, medical aid was called,
but death had already taken place.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
KEMPTON NOTES

Kempton, N. D.. Feb. 5.-Olaf Lie.
berg was a Northwood visitor or
Monday, returning home Tuesda,
morning.
On Friday evening the Kempton
Community club will hold its regular
meeting.
Mrs. Clearance F1ett, Mrs. E.. Wal.
ster and Mrs. r. Jones of Larimore,
Jeanne to kemptor. Friday evening to
attend the stunt program.
J.. H. Bundy and X. L. Boulder
shipped two carloads Of stock to the
st: Paul market on Tuesday.
Floyd Mulch a. a Larimore visi-
tor between trains on Tuesday. In
the interim Mrs: Mulch was the
guest Of Mrs. A. A. E. Bickford.
WIN. Collins is recovering nicely
from an attack of the flu.
1t is rumored that f. II. Pusher.
las recently purchased The livery
barn from VIM. Collins.
The stunt program given last Fri
day evening by the Kempton Com
munity club was we'll worth Drawing
the elements to see. The singing by
the double q~uartette was we'll render
ed. The stunts given by Mrs. Wilcox,
Miss Snyder, Miss Carlson and E. N.
Bickford .were<very good, as were al
so the comic songs by O. e. Ashbrook
and the piano solo by Mrs. F. Jones
of Larimore. After the program
luncheon was served and dancing was
INDUCED in until morning.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
MINOT SCHOOL MAN
ENTERS BUSINESS

Minot, n. D.. Feb. 5.-Guy v
Newcomer, principal Of the Mino,
high school, has resigned his posi-,
ton in order to enter business with
the withers Implement company. /,
is the intention Of Mi. Newcomer t.
make business. his future work
abandoning the teaching profession
permanently.
Mrs. Ward Newman. formerl,
principal Of the high school. has as,
sumed the duties Of principal.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05
PAVING BIDS ARE
OPENED All DEVILS
LAKE WEDNESDAY

Devils Lake, N. D.. Feb. 5.-Fve
bids on the paving project proposed
for Devils Lake were opened by the
hoard Of city commissioners. here
Wednesday night. The prices were
probably slightly above what was
contemplated, ranging from $40
per square yard to $7.65.
No contract was let but the propo-
sition will be discussed in a meeting
of the citizens of the city.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05

IT am going into this station and
fill my fountain pen with ink. A writ
er;. you know, must always be ready
to jot down a masterpiece"
Yes, and il you could go into a
notion store and I'LL It with notions,
you'd do we'll"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-05

nrSt Stealn thtcsher m the GAlIa.
tin valley carly In the seventies.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

finish your soup, Francie. And let us
change the talk" He leaned back in
his chair. "A serene spring day" said
he aloud. Shall we put in an hour
at Ranglagh this afternoon" The polo
will be good. am told.'
He had been told rightly. Before
the hour was up Tredways said he
must be off. You stay where YOU
are" he ordered. IL have got to give
our friend Edwardes the slip. There
are only two sure ways of lodging
a clever shadow. and a man must ne
by himself to work either"
You don't mean to say he is here"
l queried incredulously. For I had
kept a careful If furtive lookout.
"Certainly he is. SO long. Francie,"
he answered briskly.
did not hear from Tredways any
more that day, but he 'phoned me
while ] was breakfastng the next
morning.
whatever you are doing. drop il
and come to me instantly he begged.
1t was a tone of anxiety most unusual
with him.
was at his rooms in HALF Moon
street. "llulh twenty minutes
was dressed to go out, and he fairly
ran at Inc.
'You know where Oswald street js
to be found?" he flashed.
'Yes. He isl
Don't care where he Is. l only
want you. my dear fellow. to get TO
him without a seconds loss of time.
Our poor friend Miss Wildravc is
menaced by a peril which sickens me
to contemplate. Give this lette" TO
Street. He will write down an an
swer which you will bring to mo as
fast az your taxi can spin you back.
Pardon my making q mere messenger
OF you; but ] believe he will reply to
my Questions in this note more readi
w II covered under the privacy OF Il
sealed envelope. Quick. Francie! DO
not let anything or any one stop you"
(. 4. took the stairs in series OF leaps.
Something terrible had happened. Rarely
had I seen my friend 30 agitated. was
hurrying to tho end OF the street for a
cab when who should pass me hut the
man Edwardes. He smiled agreeatly.
1 locked round and saw. with ~ little
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not he able to take up tRis matter for
two on three weeks. ] shall be very
busy over another affair"
1.-TWO weeks?r she echoed. visibly
agitated. "Ah. that will be too late! l
mcan---,'' she broke off. so distressed
that wave Of crimson mounted to her
forehead.
Never mind" said Tredways, in a
tone OF great gentleness, taking her
hand. 81 will not press for reason.
know perfectly well that it must be quite
unconnccted with this business"
1T is, it is." she interrupted fer
vently.
or YOU vould not withhold it," he