davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-08-29
Griffs Lead Ya,,ks
In the Second, 20;
johnson as. Bush
BY JOHN b. KELLER.

YANKEE STADIUM, NEW YORK,
August 29.-Another wildly enthusfa -
tic crowd turned out today for the
second game of the big series be-
tween the Nationals and the Yankees,
and the generous applause given
Bucky Harris team when it took the
field for practice indicated it would
not lack support during the fray.
The Nationals, by their game fight
against the world champions yester-
day, certainly won the admiration of
the New York fans.
Veteran hurlers were opponents at
the outset of this afternoons argu-
ment. Walter Johnson, dean of major
league pitchers and leading mounds
man of the American League at pres
ent, toed the slab for the Bucks, while
Bullet Joe Bush went to the hill for
the Yanks.
Motion picture cameramen were
busy before the game, and many shots
were taken Of JohnSons warm-up
Mrs. Johnson came to New York to-
day to see her distinguished husband
perform in this important game.
FIRST INNING.
WASHINGTON - McNeeIy flied to
Meuse1. Harris was given a great hand
when he came to bat Harris fouled
to Schang. Rice flied to Witt. No runs
NEW YORk-Witt flied to Goslin.
Dugan fouled to Ruel. Ruth was called
out on strikes. No runs
SECOND INNING.
WASHINGTON-Gos singled over
the box. Judge hit the first ball
pitched for a triple to deep center,
scoring Goslin. Bluege famed Ruel
bunted and was thrown out, Bush to
Pipp Judge scoring. Peck sent
short fly to Witt. Two runs.
NEW YORk-Meusel famed Pipp
bounced a hit off Johnsons glove
Harris came in for the ball but could
not get 10 it in time for the retiring
throw. Schang singled to right, send
ing Pipp to third. Ward famed Nc
Nicely went to right center for Scotts
liner. No runs
Evening star., 1924-08-29
SWEPT TO DEATH AT SEA
New jersey Man Lost From Deck
of Clyde Liner.

NEW LONDON, Conn. August 29.-
George n. Alexander. AZ, of Jersey
City, n. j., was lost at sea Sunday
from the deck of the Clyde liner
Oneida, bound from Jacksonville to
Boston, it became known here today
when Capt. Lodowick F. Packer, mas
ter Of the Oneida, and brother-in-law
of the victim. visited Alexanders
family at Groten.
The ship arrived in Boston several
hours late Wednesday. after a pro-
tracted search for the body off Cape
HatteraS.
Evening star., 1924-08-29

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Text OF Address.

The President said:
1T would be difficult to overesti-
mate the Importance of what the Ma
tional Fraternal Congress of America
represents. In point of numbers T
am told that you have between TO-
100000 and 100000 American men
Continued on Page 4, Column -
Evening star., 1924-08-29
WEATHER..

Fair tonight and tomorrow: not
much change in temperature; gentle
shifting winds.
Temperature for "a hours ending at
, pm. today-HigheSt, 80 at / AS pm; !;
yesterday, lowest, 81 at am. today.
Full report on page I.
Evening star., 1924-08-29

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Evening star., 1924-08-29

Continued on Page 2, Column s.
Evening star., 1924-08-29

CONTINUED on Page 3, Column %
Evening star., 1924-08-29

Continued on Page 2, Column 81
Evening star., 1924-08-29

The Stars carrier system covers
every city block and the regular edi-
tion is delivered to Washington homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
Evening star., 1924-08-29

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TAX. tax stafenka Pomagal
slavi tryznu mad padlymi syny.-:
PAX lnavs. mrakotach klesla
Serne zemi a sedave skale. Citli
ve kozisky staly bezradns kol nj
a lizaly j rozdrasane cello a vpad.
le skrans. Tu sesula Sc pGda
kameni zaharasilo a stihly, mladit
ky hoch Sc ,objevil pred chatkou
skrytou v skale jak pfizrak. Ro.
zevfelo Sc v mrakotu zapadle oko
stafenino. "AustrTak!" zasipsla,
"Austriak!" a lice j Uneven "a
hofely a ruka Sc chvsla. "Vrah,
vrah. Austriak!"
"Nejsem jsem Czech. stafenko,
nenavidim Austriaky!"
"Nenavidi; a piece mas jejich
Sat. jejich barvy!"
"Prchnul jsem. stafenko, ale l.
talove daleko - tlueu Sc v ho-
rach a radsji zahynu.. nezli bych
Sc mezi nenavidsne vratil. Dost
otroctvi, radeji smrt. nez vrahem
bojovat."
"A nelze;. synu. nejdes ma
vyzvsdy?"
"Jak bih made mnou."
Stafenka sevfela ramona sbSho-
va. zahloubala vsstecke oci do je-
no ;edavych zraki a vrasky ma &c
le Sc uhlazovaly. stin 1smsvu
vkradl Sc ma bezkrevne rty.
me. nejsi ;pion - bih te-
bou. synu mij. Jak ii fikaji2"
"Tonik. Antonin."
Tonic! O. mas libezne jme-
no meho synka. Bud vitan! -
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DAVIS AvTRnNE" Ma ,zkPAD.

New York, cervence John w. Davis, demokrati-
cky predensky kandida podnikne velikou kampah
delce Stree zem9 "Vtrhne" zapad stejnou div9rou
jako mluv bude vychode vyhod rukavc tenn kdoz sci
domnvaj, ze nomnace vychodnho advokaa daa demokra
tcke strane vGdce jenz nemoh by odvaz zapad Ma
predb9znych kampannch panech zapocao bylo pracf W
dnes kdy Davis Charles W. Bryan Nebrasky mso
presidentsky kandda dostav pred narodnf vbor nz
odhasoval podrzeti nyne organised rany az do notf
kacnfch obfadl Pan bude uvedomen sve noinaci
starem domove Carksburg, w. va tri tydny
guy. Bryan Lincoln Neb. neco pozdejL
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ODPLATA.
! Abisai1 Hordkepd4 ~

Stafenka Pomagali vysla ze sve
skalne chy;ky. opfela Sc o box
kopce. nsmz Sc jeji chaloupka
skryvala. zahledsla Sc k r1demu
obzoru a zahrozila vyhublou pc
sti. 'Prokleti. prokleti! Je;ts
boufi. jests pail a vrazdi! O. roz-
dupou. nadobro znici tu ubohou
zem, jako nest astnou Francii. -
Proklety, proklety rod. tfikrate
proklety!" A jake vsstkyns sta
rych dob. zvedla Sc ma skaliskach
a zkazu vSstila tvrdemu narodu.
ktery jen zhoubu nese vsemu lid
skemu stvofeni -.
TAX kazdodenns ma skaliska
vychazela a kletbu chrlila ma
strljce vrazd a zkazy. Marns ko-
zisky hraVe kol nj poskakovaly.-
marns tlacily hlavy do jejiho XII
ma. marns lizaly j vyhuble lice,
stafenka Pomagali necitila jejich
hezounkych poceli. tax podob-
nych lidskym polibkim. cernyy
zavoj poletoval vzduchem. he'd
vabna o:umsla mantila vlala kol
vztazenych rukou. oci planuly.
hofely.
O. nenavidsni. prokleti Austri-
jaci. Til syny. til krlsne syny
j ubili - oj. ojj. oj! Eel. Eel. lei!
A stafenka Pomagali, kdysi nej-
krasnsjsi zena hor. nyni utrpenim
vyschla jako ebenova so;ka. tenn
ma a zdrobnsla, zaryla hlavu do
uschlych travin a kvilela. Marns
koziGky mekotaly. marns k nj Sc.
tulily %. dsti. dsi me. roba-
ia pfedraha - kde vas ubili9 II
kde spi;. sladky Tonio3 Kde
jasne I've oci zhasly. mij krasnyy
Markua A Beppino. mij nej-
drazI Beppino. kde tvoje 1sms-
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Wy bloudia K srdci nepfituli vas
mat. nezuliba vase vlasy, rude
rty a bslostne selo.. 9. dSti. dsti
mole = jjen plas mi zbyl a vide
chy!" A vyschle ruce v bezmez-
ne bolesti rvou kameny. hrouzi Sc
do nader, vztahuji Sc k zhasinaji-
cimu zapadu a rety xviii, Xviii
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KURSY CIZfCH MEN.

Ceskoslov. koruna 2.93A
Rakouska koruna O.O014B
Mad'arska koruna 0.00121a
Jihoslovansky dinar LII
Ceny vyrozumivaji Sc CEN
tech jen "a vetsi obnosy ma
burse. V drobne vymene poci-
tan jest kurs vzdy o nepatr-
ny zlomek vyse.
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RvAckA v PoLskfM sNEMU.

Varsava, TO- Polsky snem byl dnes svedkem
bourvch seen rvaGek kdyz predoha podana pokou via
regulovan narodnostnch mensn poke republice
byla pata pres vasnve protesy mennovych zastupcd "
kraiincG BeorusI NemcG RusI zidd Predloha omezuje
pouzfvanf reci nych nez polske fedn korespondenc
dfady zamita pozadavky samospravu territorial
Mich mensn. Diva posanc byl vyveden paramentu su-
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10000 ELkt Y PRtvoDU.

Boston TO- cervence Vice nez 100000 clenI znameho
bratrkeho dobrocinneho fadu Eks rGznych kostymech
pochodovao as ctyrce hudebnim kapeami dnes po'
sledn den sjezdu zmineneho fadu enz zahaen by zde
pond9 Kratky avsak sny jak, elekrcke boure pri-
mel dcasnky prdvodu dvaky vyhedavat pfistfes avsak
pruvodu pokracovano kdy sunce opetne obevlo Asi
tfice osob pfemozeno byo vedem stes vsak zadny
tech pripadn neby vaznym.
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vzPoURA Y BUlnARskU.

Atheny, IL. Vojensky zakon byl prohlasen
ceem distriktu Burgas Bulharsku, dIsedku povsan
n9hoz rebeove zabli prefekta ne uredniky Vladni
vojsko zakroclo btve povalci mnoho ch byo zabito
Depese Soe sd9u osamocena povstan mezi agrarn
ky zapoala mnuy yden posupne vzaa sebe tvafnost
ceem distriktu lezcm pri Cernem Mo Loyalni
vojsko provedo vice nez zatcen Varne jnych mi
stech.
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| OF the windstorm which killed three
three thousand. Thousands are hom
krev meho syna sucha. zprachni.
vsla kdesi vstrem poletuje - ne
ho odpo6iva, ale jmeno jeho tebou
vim, kde ubite. rozervane tslo je-
mne pfi;lo pozdravit. Bud VI
tan! A kde jsi Sc naucil hovofit
nasi fecip"
"Oj. stafenko. maticko draha.
jests 0 valce ami slechu. a ia uz
" I've feci hovofil - nepatrny stu
dentik. feci CHI jsem Sc rad usil:
ale ty take pskns po slovinsku Sc
mnou hovofis!"
"Synku. mnoho jsem zapomns-
la, "a italia jjsem Sc provdala. ale
nyni k staru rodna rec Sc vraci.
Nebylo synku. Sc mnou tax jako
dnes. Dvorec veliky mel m6j
muz. bih no v SVEN kralovstvi O.
slav. vince. role. dobyteSka pine
ohrady - ej, bohatci jsme byli.
ale srdce dobreho. chudobny clo-
vsk byl nam jak rodny bratr a
taxa byla j ma dscka laskava. z
daleka celed' putovala k nam ma
|praci. j z me vlasti dobry. pracovi-
ty lid k nam pfisel = divSiny
zpsvne, trpsliye. pracoyite, a rok
co rok jarem Sc vracely. nskte-
re j u mas pfezimovaly. provdaly
Sc "a Italy a lilly ma dvorci ma
mi. Blazene roxy. blazene roxy!
Vidim svIj krasny dim - pisns
slysim - smich sum- - vykfiky
chasy - vse jsi We mns probudil,
sokole mGj! Ptak ;tssti ma Okla
milk opst u srdce mi zazpival.-
zapomenuta jest nouze. opusts-
most. chudoba. ;t'astna jsem. ma
tka. bohata statkafka Pomagali.
Nejsem ozebra6ena. o syny olou-
pena stafena
Stafena sedf ruku v ruce $ ne
znamym vojackem. tax podobnym
jejimu Toniovi. hladi no po kuce-
ravyych vlasech. hledi do ;edavych
jasnych oci ITO "a mat tvojii.
synacku mily, ktera po tobs tou-
Il Ale zaludek hladem stena.
vid'. voja6ku mij? Pockej. sko-
nejsim jej."
A hned do skalne svstnicky be-
II pro misky. doji zvsdave kozic-
Ky. ktere stulily Sc k vojackovs
hrudi. drobi tvrdy chleb do NILE |
ka, podava hostu dfevsnou lzici al
uprchlik hltavs Sc syti.
Slunce zapada. chlad vane z
obzoru a doleta K MIN vzdalene
hfmsni. Tonic - jak .tafena ho
sta srdecns I've - omyva 81 opu-
chile. zmusens nohy. babiska je
zaviji do bylin. St'a.tny synku
mij, I've nohy zmuSene. otlucene
zshy Sc zhoji. Hife mns nebo-
he! Synky sve ubite nikdy jiz
neobslouzim. ami traviSku ma hro-
bs jejich nezaliji .. .Dvlr mij
nj Nsmci rozbil. Q v;ecko jmsni
nne pfipravili. mule dobreho do
lrobu srazili. dsti umuGili - bsda
i'm bsda! A co tech zvifat Pfc
koniki milych zahynu-
.. | "a ty budou Nxmci kruti
j "a ty budou pykat!"
"Maticko mole -"
Go ty Sc usmiv6;, synku3 Il
Isl uz tax kruty jak Ii Austriaci9"
"Nejsem. matcko dobra. ale
III utrpeni lidskem zapominame
Ia muka zvifete. Pine autobusy.
naticko. vozili jsme lidskych mr.
vol. cele dny a noci. Nam wi
alta rad. ale kde kopce mrtvych /
idi. tam zalost 1lovska tichne.-I
rdce zvyknc a ma ubite zvife ne !
Ami mad lidmi neslzi. I
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INJURED anu MY ala injured more tnan
less. t3
Zlhostejni srdce, ztvrdne.'
''Synu mIi pravim ii: kazde
umucene zyife wla K bohu o po-
mstu jako lidske srdce. Potresta
bib ten tvrdy narod - 8, budou
|pykat, budou. Nebyt jejich pa
novacnosti. narodove byli by spo-
kojens zili. pracovali. radovali Sc.
zpivali a zvifata nebyla by trps-
| la. ti;e' by $ clrskem lila. Ba.
synku. "a utrynsna zvifata bu-
de ten kruty rod ztrestan. musi
byti, musi - "a mas. "a nase sy-
ny. "a hladov<d;ti, "a poplensne
stromy, luSiny "a zvifata. ia
pfedobra zvifata. Pamatuj. vse
Sc v fi;i oplaci. Vzpomenes jed
nou ma matku Pomagali. vzpome-
mes. co stafena, prorokovala!
Pojd' do chy5ky. vybitou jsem j
nalezla. kdyz mne vichfice valky
Z drahe domoviny sem zanesla.
Utekli chudobni lide a ia slozila
zde ustaranou hlavu. Chci Sc do
ut jen trest uboiiho mad zpup-
nym narodem." Roztfepala von-
( traviny ma lizku. 'Lehni, To-
MO. nezdrahej se usnu u ohnS -
budu ma sve milqEke. vzpominat.
Tvemu ustvaneihu tslu klidu tfe-
ba. Svlekni Sc, tslu pohov. zatoc
Sc do houns."
Nasilim ulozila no ma llzko.
ale sedave oci jeho sc nezaviraly.
"Vypravuj. mai6ko, tfeba o wi
fatech. jak trestajji Sc krutosti ma
mich spaohane.
''Dobfe hochu. sahnu do MIA
dosti. do krasne mladosti - ale
o6i Sc ii neklizi?"
NE. povidej."
"Jak chces. Lspe by ii spanek
svsdcil. ale kdyz chces. toz po-
slouchej. Byla jsem pravs mssic
provdana. kdyz muz fekl: 'Podi-
vame Sc. Santuzzo. do Francouz
k sestfe. slibil jjsem j to uz davno,
nakoupim zboii, zde dosti ma mem
yydslam. niceho veselou cestou
ncpromarnime. Chystej Sc. HE'D
byyt krasna. 0, kde ten cas-! He
della jsem byt krasnou. odsla Sc
bohats a jjeli jsme pres hory. 1do-
Il do Francie. Nespi:. synku3"
NE. maticko. cestuji tebou.
povideJ.
St'astns jsme dojeli. We dvor-
ci Sc ma mas ts;ili. ale nevice maly
synek. rozmilyy Flo. ho;ik utloun-
ky. ;estilety. Hned zavedl mas
DO stale. kde mel sveho milacka.
Svakr Iro Olivien smichem k ze-
nj Sc ohybal. "Podivite Sc. jaky
ma poklad = vyschleho. stareho
stale jsou pfece pine
koni psknych a bujnych. ha. ha.
Ia! Hloupy synek. potfe;tsny.
. ma zidneho krasavce nepohled
,e. jen skomirajiciho valacha hla-
H." Oci krasneho synacka. je-
linacka. zalily Sc slzami. NE
lblizujj menu konickovi. je mij-|
;adneho kons tlusteho. bujneho
lechci. mann rad jen sveho bslou-
ka." "Vsak me to dost m1zi."
.ahnsval Sc Olivier. " tvych
etech ma nejbujnsjjich konich ce-
7 kraj jsem projezdil, a ty jen v
nastali nebo ma passive ke koni Sc
ulis. u vyschleho valacha trcis.
oohladila jsem starsho kons a
zlibala. Doposud vidim
eho krasne nebesky dobre oci.-
)bejmul mne kol iije. levici owl
ul kons a stahl mne < nsmu. -
isl dobrl a nam tx rad jako
1ia, ty Sc mu neposmiv&s." Cd
sch dob byli jsme Flo. konicek
sa8ss4 FAss45g55ls+s
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|povali z bahnists pijavice. Mssec
Olivierdv Sc plnil. Lide sbirali $
vyssateho tsla konskeho neb krav-
skeho pijavice. 'Zbavuji Sc tax
nepotfebneho dobytka. sve pijavi-
ice uzivim, ztloustnou a mljj mi
SEX take smaval Sc tvrdy, lako-
my Olivier. Jednou byl mrzut.
Nemel jjiiz herky, ami stare kravy.
nj jedineho, nepotfebneho zvife-
te, ktere by beze skody mohl Ia
vest do bahna. Ami pastevci po
kraji niceho nesehnali. A tu O.
livieri, kdyz odesli jsme ma vylet.
k NOR. zavlekl uboheho bslouse
do bahnists, konicka ke sloupu
pfivazal a a--a--
Doposud dits vidim. jak bslou-
Ska hladi a objima, k staji Sc O.
braci polibky posila. Cele mas
olizal dobryy konik. hlavu K nam
tlacil, jakoby tusil ). A ted po-
sly;, synu mIj! Neublizis bez-
trestne ami zvifet! Zvife je tvij
spolubratr, a zrada ma nsm msti
Sc hofem tisicerymi slzami =.
Slunce utonulo mofii, mssic
vznesl Sc mad nesmirnymi vodami.
Vraceli jsme Sc k dvorci pred
tucha tesknota vystupovala z de
diny. Flo letsl domi. Pohoupal
Sc v matcins kline. netrpslivs po-
vecefel $ nami. me polaskal a pax
phi hlasitem hovoru Sc vytratil.
/, Vsdsla jsem, ze Sci asi ke ko-
nikovi. o zrads nemsla jsem ami
zdani. Hovofime. Vscne more
" dali huci. hvszdy svstelkuji v
modrave vods, lodnici zpivaji.
zdali jejich vykfiky sem zaletaji
a oci Sc zaviraji. "Filo. Flo =
synacku mily. kde jsia Spat. spat
- Flo. synku!" Neslysi. nejde.
Po dvofe shanime. 'Filo. chla-
pecku!" Ami muk. jen more hui
q "Filo!" Uzkost chvsje Sc
v dusi. Snad bude u konika. Do
mastale! Ale ma:tal je teskna.
prazdna "Filo. Flo = kde
jsia Neni zde.- Muzi. svakfe.
- kde je konika'' Olivier otvira
vinem zmameny zrak. "Co2"
-"Kde je konik9" w ba-
hns." "Smiluj Sc. boze. tot
Flo jjists u nsho- ma bfehu kdes
pro nsho PLACED" Bohorodice!'
= Rychle zmizela dfimota OPT
lych oci. "Rychle Ia MIN! "a
synkem let'te. kde jste kdo."
"Dvs hodiny dits mile pro zvife
place, kdesi ho hleda." zoufale
vola matka.
Ia MIN. "a mimi" Letime, le-
time k bahnisti. nohy Sc nam tfe-
sou. srdce tepe. vykfiky rozfeza-
vaji noe. Flo. Flo! konecns
doletime. Ma bfehu posmssny vitr
hraje v nedslnimi Filovymi sateG-
ky. Svlekl je. Proc. proc9 =
V;ak tam hrIza! v ba-
hnisti v parach u kilu houpa Sc
bezvladns konska hlava . Mssic
vyplul z mraki - a tam ma Sill
bslouse visi nahe tslo :. Fila.
Fila! Nest astny. nest astny. =
Bal Sc o move satky tax Sc Ia
hubil! "Rychle do bahnists. =
synkove - zasypu vas zlatem.
pfineste dits!" bez esbe velel OH
vieri. A sam v bahniste Sc vrha
odtrhuje bezkrevne tslo cd mr.
tvoly bslouse. ke killm pfiva-
zaneho \. Marno! Skonava
Flo. vyssat pfi;emymi pijavice-
mi Ma prsou matcinyych zahy
umira - oj. oj. oj! A tax po-
mstsna byla krutost otcova. =
Ne. ne. Tonic. j zlocin spachany
ma nevinnem zvifeti setresta. Vse-
chny why. krute 6iny lakotneho
otce ubohe dobre dits jako spasi-
tel. jak Jezulatko milostne vzalo
ma sebe Dobrou noe, synu mlj. |
Milosrdenstvi bud dano lidem
zvifatim.
Babicka ode:la do skal, pono-
lila oci do hvszd. v modlitbs vzne
sla ruce k oblakIm: "Boze. Bo-
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of you. I've every hope that she
will"
II won't go, screamed scarlati,
offended.
Then she will kill herself, and
her blood viii be on your head. I
will make the facts known every
where"
Scarlati coyly twisted his mustache
I could see that he liked the idea that
a daughter Of a marquis might com
NIT suicide for love Of him. So added
in an audible tone: Also, I will
hcsewhip you daily until you CO."
What time is the train?" asked
Scarlsti. v
And now had to find on the Eu-
ropean Continent an entirely I'M
known music mistress of whom all I
knew was that she was French. maid
en- name. Jeanne Darbot, aged about
40, red-haired, and a fine woman.
There We're probably lots of Darbots;
as for the other details, Europe sim
ply hummed with them. It was not
until the evening that it struck me
that Madame Scarlati, being French,
could have fled only to France. Born
in the provinces, she would return to
her birthplace. The homing instinct
of the French recalls that of the
pigeon. Madame Scarlati must be in
France; fortunately, since France has
a population of 4O,OO0,OO0. I could
conf1ne my researches to the district
of Chartres. 1 left by the afternoon
train for Paris, spent just enough
time there to look up the music mis-
tresses in the directory, where not
single Darbot figured.
1 spent several days in Charities.
pleasantly engaged in going through
every street Of that little city, looking
out for brass plates.
CONTINUED in Our Next Issuel
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Mr.. ard Mrs. J. w. DeWeese OF
Kokomo recently celebrated their six
tieth wedding anniversary.
Cooking utensils valued at 800 and
$3.50 in cash disappeared, along with
Edward Wilson, night cook at a local
restaurant, according to FIT. Wayne
police.
Alleging that his wife threatened
him with a butcher knife, refused to
cook for him, locked the doors of the
house and compelled him to sleep In
the barn, A. e. Aeby, Tosoin mer-
chant, asks a divorce.
Three Kosciusko County schools
have been closed on account Of Sc
rious wave Of scarlet fever.
Growth of business during the past
year has been such that an additional
carrier will be added to the Elwood
postal service Feb. ].
The Anderson Chamber OF Com
MERGE is distributing free 5000 auto
plates bearing the word Anderson.
St. Mary -the-Woods (Terre Hautel,
convent school has made plans for a
$1,000, 900 endowment fund drive, $780,
900 of which has been raised.
improvements costing approximate
ly 100000 are under way on the In
dianapolis & Cincinnati Traction
line. Nine new power sub-stations
are being constructed at Hoffman,
Reedville. Gwynneville. Martin, New
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THE POISONED GIRL
BEGIN HERE TODAY

A novelist seeking nocturnal adven-
ture, finds a girl in evening dress IN
Grosvenor Square London. The girl
informs him that she has poisoned her
self and wants to die. To all his plead
lngs she answers Go away"
He asks a strange man to hail taxi
to take the girl TO Middlesex Hospital.
On the way to the hospital the girl
fights TO Jump from the cab. Calling
at the hospital early the following
morning. he finds the girl conscious
and is assured of her recovery by the
nurse In charge.
The girl says she is Lady Grace Tar
set of PIC Grosvenor Square and that
her father is the Marquis of Goswyn.
She says she has quarreled with her
lover. Carlo Scarlati. pianist. The nov
elist promises 10 bring Carlo back to
the girl. Calling at Scarlau's hotel.
the novelist learns that the pianist has
gone to the Hotel 5Vperbe. Brussels.
He calls at the hone of Lady Grace
and is grudgingly admitted to the sick
room, where Lady Grace is slowly re-
covering health
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"Al right. Tn going to find
your wife and bring her back to you.
Meanwhile, you're going to London
tonight; you're going to Lady Grace.
saying it was all mistake, and re-
new the engagement"
But the marquis?'
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VIII make no difficulties. He's
much too frightened that she'll try to
kill herself"
But how is it to end?" walled
Scarlati.
1T will end either when / find your
wife or when Lady Grace gets tired
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NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY

IT n the morning she had had an
interval of lucidity, for now
- she was again rather cOmatose.
She did not at first seem TO recognize
me. though I pressed a lax hand and
reminded her of the incidents of the
niKht. It was only when I pronounced
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BY CAP HIGGINS

rect supervision of the police depart
ment. The movement is under way to
insure greater degree Of safety from
night watching.
! Rushville firemen have been called
to thirteen fires this month, an un-
usually large number for one month.
The last fire damaged the M. J. Mas
carl fruit store to the extent of $500.
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the name Of Scarlati that she re-
vived: "Oh, where is he?" she asked.
Where e.. yes, I remember you
now. where is he?"
Hes in Brussels. I'm going to him
tonight"
"Oh, you must bring him back.
shall die if you don't
1 did not reply for a moment. She
affected me now more than she had
done before; it was not only her ex-