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Word from, Berlin

f. BERLIN. Dec. 15.-(By the As
soc:ated Press)-The German gov
ernment, it was announced today.
has informed the committee of
guarantees that il is impossible for
Germany TO pay tna sum due in re-
parations January IS and that she
subsequently asks a moratorium. II
the moratorium is not granted the
German government it states will be
compelled to have recourse to a cred
it operation in order to procure the
necessary funds by means of loans.
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Christmas cub for 1929 now opea
Perth Ambey Trust CO. sei4-17-1 t-ffs
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Christmas Club for 1899 now open.
Perth Amboy Trust Co. 92l4-I2-14-ifs
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p A. Hdwe. for quality tool sets in
Walnut Chests eoS3-l2-1o-tf'
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Christmas Club for 1872 now open
Perth AmboyNrrust Co. Se14-12-l4-tf-
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s440o will secure you a car on Special
Thrift Plan jefferson Motors. Inc.
s265-19-15-1t'
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The German reparations INSTALL
ment due on January Is and Feb
ruary is. respectively. amount to
500.000.0o0 gold marks each.
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p. A. Hdwe for Wear Ever" Aluminium
in .st. s0s3-12-10-tfs
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"EDWARD 1. EDWARDS.
Governor of New Jersey"
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WEATHER:

Fair tonight;
somewhat WARM
err; tom0rro~ i'm
crcasing cioudi-
ness probably fol-
lowed BY snow or
rain.
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When Detective Chouard Of the Par
isian police force came TO investigate
the details Of the disappearance or the
widow Eouet he found that in spiee OF
the fact that tho woman had lived Tor
many years in her house on the Ruc
DE-, Mathurins. there were 1sw OF he
ncishbors who knew anything about
her.
Madame Houet 1t appeared, had borne
rho local reputation Of y WISER, for the
roason that she was seen but seldom
outside her house and .nen only When
she needed some food or some other
necessity.
IT'S doubtful If she spent ten sous
weak :" declared one OF the neighbors,
"nnd she came out after dark-7as II
she were afraid Of some one or some-
tning.
What was the reason OF the report
10 the police that Ghe was missing!
inquired Chouard.
NO one around hero had seen her 1"r
n fortnight or more. There WIS nv
ueht in her house. no smoke from the
chimney. We were afraid t)tat Soine-
thing had happened TO her md OF
In the door.
Inside the mousse NHS uSNNNS-'N
nothing that would give him am Idea OF
the reason for tho old wOmans olsap-
pearance. The place was very sparse'y
furnished. and evidently had not been
cleaned or busted for at least two weeks
But nowhere was there the sllghtesl
trace OF the Widow Houet She had
gone. vanished, disappeared entirely
Nor did her daughter, a Nine robert
who was found to be living In another
part OF Paris, have any solution Tor Inc
mystery.
II have not seen my mother for some
yearns she stated. There was o1-
ference between us--a serious difference
quito a long time ago and she mas not
come hero since we have lived In THIS
house and that's a matter OF at least
five years. =
Did YOU ever visit your mother IN
the Rue des Mathurinsr Chouard asked
Never! tell you I haven't laid eyes
on her since we quarreled"
AS result Of inquiries made IN the
vicinity OF the missing wonlan's nome
Chcuard found that no one mad eve:
seen a woman enter the llouet hous'
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but he also found out something else
which interested him extremely. A man
had called there several times within tho
past few months and the description OF
the visitor tailed precisely With that OF
NJ. Robert, husband Of the Wafow
Houets daughter!
When. few days later. Robert came
to police headquarters with letter
from his mother-in-law stating that she
was going away to the country to find
Il place In which TO die" and naming
Robert as the sole heir to er fortune
OF more than $4,000 francs, Chouards
suspicious became distinctly more real.
He felt certain that tho letter was
forgery. but there was no way or prov
ing this, because not a scrap OF paper
bearing the old woman's writing had
been found in her house. and her daugh-
ter declared that she had preserved
none OF her letters
Tho writing" she added. rs certain
ly that OF my mother. Robert Is en-
titled 10 the money II he wants II. For
myself l would not touch SOU.
When he came to sum up the evil
dence he had collected. Chouard was
clearly up against IT. The widow had
disappeared. Her son-in law. who had
becn Seen going into her house, had re-
ceived a letter stating that she conteih.
plated suicide. That was all there was
to the case from a legal standpoint, for
until Chouard could prove that Madame
Houet had been murdered-and this.
under the French Inv. could be proven
only by production Of the bod"--nr that
the letter was a forgery. there was no
charge on which Robert could be held.
The only consolation that the detec-
tive had was that Robert c<ul! not
come into possession Of the widow s
money until ten years. had el,psed.
Then tho $4,000 francs wound he his
but then also he would be immune from
arrest under that section nj the law
which declared a crime to No outlaw
ed" after half n decade.
Apparently there was nothing to be
done and Chouard had to content him.
self with doing 1t, though he never list
track Of tho case in the years that fol
lowed. No matter what crime he was
investigating his mind returned con-
stantly to the DISAPPEARANCE of the old
widow and his feeling of certainty that
hcr son-n-law had been responsible fol
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her death.
II was moro than nine ysars istsr.
within q few months Of tho time when
Robert would come into possession OF
the Houet money. that Chounrd STUN
bled across tho hrst real clue to the
mystery.
The governor Of the Paris prison one
day called his attention to 4 note which
one OF tho prisoners had written, for
delivery to a person on the outside.
Looks harmless enough. doesn't Il?
inquired the governor. But the man
who wrote ia fellow named Bastien
seems TO think that We don't know
anything about codes. Read every third
word"
Following Instructions Chouar
spelled out the message:
Remember the garden 1t -, Rue
vauriEard. I must have nsonsy 1T
once"
A glance at the address Of the COM
munication caused Chouard to give an
exclamation Of Joy.
addressed to a II. Robert!" he cried.
land palpably a black-mailing letter.
Maybe It's hoping for too much. but
think this will aid in solving . crime
which occurred nearly ten years ago.
II required less than an hour OF dig
cling in the garden Of the house specified
In the code letter to bring to light tho
gruesome solution Of the Houet dis
appearance. Tho body Of the old
woman, still with rope about the
throat, was found practically concealed
in a bed OF lime. But the men who had
buried 1t had neglected to throw water
on the lime which. instead Of consuming
the body, had preserved It during the
Intervening years.
, The arrest Of Robert and Bastisn.
who had been his partner In the muir
der, was followed by the securing OF
full confession Of how the old widow
had been lured from her home, throttled
and buried in the lonely garden, the
letter from her being subsequently,
forced. as Chouard had suspected On
account Of this confession. Baetien and
Robert escaped with life sentences 70
penal servitude, but the $4,000 francs
was turned into the national treasury
and Chouard received an official CON.
mendation for his presidency In follow.
ing the crime for nearly ten yeafG
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The Revolt Of Vera Sanderson
KEITH FAILS TO MEET VERA
By Jane Phelps

hated tears. I wouldn't let him ~ me
! with red eyes. He would be 1t the
station surely.
But no wasn't! There was no one
there to meet mo. left my check with
the baggage master then hurried up the
cool. shady street to tho house II was
a very warm day and in spite of the
shade l was perspiring becau0s OF my
haste.
! On the piazza sat Margaret and Keith
talking Margaret in a big chair. dressed
in a light house gown Keith Jumped
up and kissed me then said:
The train was . little ahead Of time.
intended 10 be at tho station" He
: looked at his watch, while Margaret
: said languidly:
"How-de-do, Vera? Was It hot On the
, train?"
made no answer. vas looking At
Keith.
! Either It was ahead Of time or my
watch is slow. You got my wire didn't
you. DEAR" he took my bag.
. What wire?" Something made me-
look at Margaret A slow nush crept
over her face at my keen regard.
! ~ sent you q wire saying I would
not meet you in town for you to come
right down."
| II get no such wire, and / was ter
: ribly disappointed. waited the long
est time In the station. Then I tele-
phoned your office. They said you had
I called up that you would not be in. %
i came on down."
where do you suppose that telegram
won't? You sent it TO Vera AZ asked
you to. didn't you. MargaretT
: "Oh Keith, You must not blame me
! 7 meant 10 send il right away but Alice
called me and forgot all about 1t until
half an hour ago when I saw II lying
On my desk. I have been feeling so ILL.,
It is no wonder forgot little tfAng
like that. Vera isn't baby. She u
old enough to travel alone"
: gave her one look that told her
understood. Then I followed keith WHO
WAS carrying my bag upstairs 1afrly
secthing with anger. What would me
stoop to next to keep US apart!
"They told me At the office that MAT.
garet was ilr I said.
"she had some sort Of fatntinH speu
this morning." Keith replied l went
for the doctor. She was better soon
bpt insisted she feared another attack
7 vent over to the garage and she sa'o
she would let the man tnf> the teie-
rram TO the office that ne "as goinE
n the station for Mrs Green. I am
sorry she forgot to give II to him.
Tomorrow-G!oria and Irene Ten
Tales.
; protected by George Matthew Adans'
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Can YOU tell when !: IS gUinS 10 cfe'H
\ by the smell Of tHr air
nav. a friend who claims he can.
bd whose claim does not seem TO be
holly without foundation.
ia comes from the country and Is
.sS 70 Twink IN tho open and he
,at,s hIs nrSc Ia better educated In
heather sne,ls than city dwellers.
Navhe better educated" strikes you
.r Queen phrase as applied to noses,
tut liked 1t.
we Arc Far Inferior to tho DOG
:, seems TO me there IS \ wide range
Indifference IN peoples senscs OF smell
Some People are infinitely moro sen$I-
Tvs than others TO all kinds Of doors.
Incidentally, IL - iUtc-est:"S I" rr2itE"
hat The man with the most educated
ose Is far below the dog In nasal cduca-
ion. The way dog reads 4 record OF
he com!ngs and EotngS OF his friends
amino and humen. hv the delcateIF
knitting nose ia wonderful 10 watch.
Here - an excellent description OK \
dox. reaction TO the atmosphere
Through hi. sense OF smell. that read
khe other day.
"renIel /. standing hy me. his whole
hody eloquent o. smells that allure, and
OF the rNoSStotIttIcS Elt'nt III ShcSc "N''
kons, hta head turning gently 20 follow
the wind as Il shit;s. his nostrils CULVER
ing."
As Good Az Novel
And again: Mocha 9TH" dnE) was
much Interested in her "a gucst She
shifted drl!cately all round the edges OF
the guests srats: she then followed the
line OF ar shoes. and then took good
bong coOtempiative smell OF her So!rS
From there she went 10 the edges o.
her skirt ard then pushed an tnQutSstiNe
nose dcterminedly into her work oax.
LAll this WAS punctuated at intcrHa!syoy
kaIs,nS her head and taking Il Seperal
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SIDE TALKS
ON EDUCATED NOSES
bv Ruth Cameron

and comprehensive snln at tho whole
aura Of the guest. I suppose this Is to
her what q good exciting novel Is TO u.s.
Speaking OF the smells. ! have always
wanted 70 write something about GER
tain e,tab!es the odor Of which - more
delicious than tho taste. Pineapple Is
ono OF these 20 me, tho smell Of which.
when | am cutting II up, IS always
nS,re Rlluring than the taste, And
seldom have tasted any strawberries
as delicious as the smell OF box OF
very ripe ones ! carried homo under
my. arm recently. stopping every now
ar,t then u >nir that ''rca! stra"oerrH
smell" the essence Of field or sun
warmed crimson berries.
That would BE Telling
No collection Of thoughts On "d"rS
would be complete without some
words in regard 20 the power OF an
odor TO awaken memories. and hAu
/, queer experience N that the other
day. was standing in a little souvenir
shon huvine some pins. when suddenly
tho magic carpet worked and found
myself waited back 70 little shop
used u visit when was eight years
old and went with my aunt TO sea
side resort. And that which had set
the magic CARPET in motion was no
ether than the smell OF that souvenir
shop. Ye; there was nothing In the
shop that you would have said smeiled
at al. only such things as conch smells
and china with pictures of tho sur
rounding scenery On It. and Few bead
chains. and similar trinkets. And YET
swear /; smrueh just like that shop
used 20 visit--I had almost said JUS;
hox many years ago.
+ Tlta> Wouldn't have done at all would
5" o.. ..'sr :hrn the suspicious Of those
readers who know can't DO woman
N.".ilu RAW been confirmed.
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CHAPTER s.

CHAR EN- %
The moment ] reach New York felt
decreased, and with no particular rea-
son. I had been quite happy even In
my sorrow. to know that l should soon
! be with Keith. and this feeling OF op-
| preston worried me. Had something
! happened TO him? But no, the very day
| ! left ] had heard from him. just
short note saying he would meet me.
When the train pulled in at the sta
! ton ! was almost the first one out AZ
! hurriedly followed the porter carry
ing my bag through the gate. looked
anxiously. cHpectantly about. But ! did
not see Keith. I tried TO be sensible
although my heart was pounding win
something very like fear. He might
have been detained in some way; bust
ness or the heavy traffic might have
delay ed him.
| tipped the porter. and stood quietly
waiting beside my bag. The train emr-
lied. Gradually the crowd about tine
gate dispersed. In the great station
that A moment before seemed filled with
surgtng humanity, l was practically
! alone.
A moment longer I waited. then pick
/ ing IN my bag ! found my way to the
telephone.
| In reply to my questions Il had
called his offIcc) the telephone operator
| said:
Mr.. Sanderson has not been in to-
day"
This is Mrs. sanderson," I told her.
He isn't III. is he"'
40. Mrs. Sanderson. He telerhoned
! this morning that he would be late
that his sister was ILL.,"
Have you heard again. l asked.
NO. Not since morning..
Thank YOU" said and my hand
| tremblcd as / replaced the receiver.
He had known was coming, had
| written he would meet me. then after
7 had been away two long weeks he let
me come without keeping his word. l
didn't believe Margaret was i'll. and In
my disappointment said so aloud.
Then my common sense told me 10 wait
and see that Keith had been very kind
to me and 10 my family--!t wasn't fair
! to Judge him until I knew. But in
spite Of my good resolutions I could
not keep my mind from dwelling upon
the worst s.de--the tact Of hs failure
10 meet me-.
All the way down to the country /
kcrt thinking: Why didn't he leave
word Mt the office FOR me: He might
have known would call him. And
vhU he couldn't have left Margaret
with Mrs. De I.isle long enough to meet
me- Tears came into my eyes nut
| de,erminedly winked them back. Keith
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I'd tlUTIS az e TTTtR0tN II N " I''Nt y
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

pionship In the last three lntcr-l.ahs
Yachting association regatias has been
sod by Chester Teasel, OF this city
10 L. B. Abrams, Of Chicago.
Bryan. O.. Aug. 81. \. Elder has
Been awarded Il contract for improve
ment Of one and half miles o: tho
Chicago-T oledo pike near West tn.'y.
His bid was }29,329.22.
Lima. o.. Aug. 9.-Rev. James p.
Clark, World war chaplain and mission
ary In the Far East, has been appointed
pastor OF 81. Girard's church here.
Van Wort. O., Aug. 9.-Jonn w. Tan
query has been named To NIL the Office
of superintendent Of public service OF
this city during the suspension OF Grin
Mcdonald.
Springfield. o.. Aug. s-"Entertain
your visitors. make your city Interest,"
ing, and II you have good proposition,
don't BE- afraid to advertise II Is a
recipe for making a city grow. r. q.
Sewell. president OF the Miami tFlorida)
Chamber Of Commerce. declared In an
address here.
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water Rate Boosts Toledo

Toledo. o.. Angus, ?.--:j--ween 1000
700 and 100000 bushels OF grain WIZ
b stored IN elevators n Toledo durin :
he coming Winter. according 10 4. W.
Soarduan m"mber OF the To.edo Fro
luce Exchange.
Tho enormous decrease n water rates
The reason for :hc sudden boom. &C
lord Eg 20 R"ardmaa. waite: rates nave
BRO pprI from and cents TO ono and
hall cents oushel. Railroad raSes
Ire approximately . cents oushe..
Tol-dps advantage a. a grain center
Frequently has been pointed ou;. Its
abroad facilities and harbo. have been
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GOMPERS ADDRESSES
PRINTERS CONVENTION
Declares Labor Has Hnlted tho SHOCK
Troops Of CAPITAL.

Quebec. Aug. 81 .ah"r has halted
the shock troops Of It's enemies" Prcsi-
dent Samuel GOmrers. Of the american
Federation OF Labor. today declared in
an address before the annual convention
OF tho International Typographical
union.
An over the world. about tho time OF
signing Of the armtstic". the labor chief
said capitalism mad" up rs mind 1t
must secure the master hand over the
working people and in the United States
there had been Il 'premcditatcd decision
TO crush the spirit Of the working
class"
Tho labor leader said that never in
history had the slave o"nors put up
much Of u night to libcratc their slaves
and 1t was therefore. strange that enl-
ploycrs today were spending millions L"
protect the liberties and rights If their
uon-union employees.
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Ohio NEWS
Plan Lutheran aashar1ng

Toledo. o.. Aug. 9.-The rrst Lutheran
mass meeting preliminary TO the l,uth-
eran brotherhood associations third BIZ
ennial national convention, to be held
here November !. and 5. will BE- Tues
day evening". August %. john L. Sua-
dean. OF Chicago. national executive
secretary OF the L. Il. A. will address
the meeting Mr.. sunbeam will come 10
Toledo TO lay Out The WORK for the com
mntees which have been elected BY the
lo~l federation vf hrothcrhoOds. There
ere murc than Zoo hrotaerhoods aftl'-
kted with th- NATIONAL body and moe
khan 700 individual. brothcrnoods.
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Ohio NSwS Briefs

Toledo O., Aug. 9.-Thre will be ap-
prox!mateiy 10 per cent delinquency
in tax money IN Lucas county this year,
which will aggregate close 10 $1,000. 900,
Slys an announcement from County
Treasurer Towards office.
tfnd.ay. o.. Aug. 9.-Miss Evelyn
Metcal: Democrat. has been appointed
ci,y auditor h. Mayor 7. ". Mitchell to
succeed CLARION F.. Riser. resigned. She
IS tho hrs: woman 70 All an elective
office here.
Sandusky. o.. Aug. 9.--Or!ole II. the
saI,b"at hat won the Class ]. cham
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TO REFUND TICKET MONEY.

Philadelphia. Aug Sin view OF tho
fact that no definite date can be fixed
for the Benny Leonard-Lew Tendon
lightweight championship bout. Her
mar Taylor and Robert 6unnls the
promoters. today announced that all
ticket holders can hay" their money
refunded beginning next Monday.
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AWAIT oRREaoN's PROPOSALS.

Mexico 'fty Aug. ,-lreSidrnt Oor"-
chamber q: Deputies his suggestions for
n" rndiurnt ON "t article - Of the
M"Xi"ln constitution. which national
lies deposits Of petroleum.
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The best insurance against typhoid Is.
after all. TO get !noculAted against the
iiSease, rs all sensible people are vac
mated against smallpox. Especially
: this we'll to do when there are ty-
hold epIdemics; and for commercial!
,ravelera motorists, tourists and vaca-
tlonists who may In the most subterran-
AN ways contract typhoid or become
Uphold carriers. And since this Is
disease largely OF adolescence. youth
nd carly manhood and womarhoot. our
ynung people going 10 boarding schools
md colleges should certainly submit TO
HIS preventive measure before leaving
come
II Is considered that the projection is
effective for. AT least. two years and
may indeed give immunity for life.
When the NEGOTIATIONS are made In the
,fternoon, untoward sensations are like
~ 10 have disappeared by tho following
noon. 4 series Of three successive In
ncula lions are made week apart.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
DRUGS HIMSELF
May Il become a bad habi: to take
ga grains OF strychnine. now and then.
when you feel like giving your heart Il
StimuAnt or regulator | do this
perhaps three or four times week.
taking one pill in the forenoon. and an
other about . p. m. My heart seems tn
get out Of order at about this time. this
being caused. l think. by my smoking
right after my meals on my way TO my
work. Nobody ever advised me to take
strychnine; but l know It is n heart
stimulant
Ansver-How do YOU know whether
YOUR heart needs 4 stimulant or 4 rcGu-
lator? And II your heart IS abnormal.
what business have YOU smoking
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Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle,

HORST! plus WING minus SEWlNG
plus AI: plus GREED plus ROVER
minus IrROVER Plus LEASE minus
EASE Plus KIN plus KEY minus
kI\k raves HORACE GREELEY.
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a strong inducement to such trade, btu,
the high water rates the last few years
has caused grain trade to veer away
from tho city. 1t is believed. With de-
creased rates, the city again will take
its place as q grain center. members OF
tho exchange hope.
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Pattern SOIL was used Tor THIS nouei.
II Is cut in four s!zes--6, x. 10 and l.
wears. A 10 year size would require "a
yards of.36 inch material.
For a slender girl this IL an idcaI
design. Bordered or embroidered ma
trials. crepe. lawn dimity. pongee and
Ijr,n also yahardine and taffeta, may
no used for its development. Smock-
ing. shirring ur stitching will form a
suitable decoration.
A pattern Of this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt OF IL cents in
SILVER or stamps.
Write name and address plainly. Send
u cents 10 lntelligencer office, Wheel
Ing, w. Va.
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Toledo. o. Aug. 9--Picric acid. manu-
featured for war explosives, Will be used
In Lucas county for the prosaic peace
time activity OF blowing stumps, re-
moving rocks and n"iP!nS dig bitches,
according to Coun;! Farm Agent Don
non. who Is taking orders from farm
erS. The government is distributing the
explosive at Il cost OF about nine cents
a pound. including freight, from surpluS
army stores
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life is never art until through duty
IL passes to delight.--Henry Cope.
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HEALTH Talks |
Bv John B. Huber A;M,MD
INCUBATION AGAINST TYPHOID

your weight the color of blood and your endurance
main the same, you getting enough food