PAGE
FOTJH
8YXOPSIH
A
wait
followed.
Not
a
sound
came
from
the
interior.
The
windows
looking
out
upon
the
street
were
darkened.
An
air
ol
gloom
and'
mystery
hung
over
the
old-
Thrilling
Mystery
Story
In
3Q
chapters
HAD
OWl
sv
tei
na
Kr
-ajsv
v
v
f
LAN
DON
Bummn
continue
continue,
hia
hia
InvertUra-
Inveatlsa-
J"?"?,
w,c"
c,uaeu
lne
aoor
f,
tlona
aad
finds
a
band
from
a
Verona,
the
special
sort
of
cigar
Mtrtrn
Date
amokea.
The
captain
and
Dale
neat
In
nothing
Adate
and
Dale
moat
ne
waa
preaent
durtag-
Wf
strange
Interview
with
Dr.
Uorfett.
whleh
tok
place
at
243
Bank
Street,
a
at
promise
to
help
her.
INSTALMENT
TWELVE
what
suspicious
in
character.
He
had
learned
many
things
"What
do
you
want!"
Alexson
1
demanded
ungraciously.
A
srrar.'
a
rratauraat
and
aave
that
Dtie
asama
mottled
pallor
hung
over
his
lean
to
know
aamethins
ot
a
green
light
faee,
but
his
eyes
were
sharp
and
nd
adotlta
that
there
are
few
Ver-
penetrating.
I
onaa
In
the
oountrg.
umm
learna,
"I
am
lookinsr
for
Dr.
Moffpff
Mi
v-'Dale
"nnouhced,
coming
forward
'
he?"
i
"Dr.
MoffetT"
Axejson
spoke
the
name
as
If
he
had
never
heard
it
until
now.
He
shook
his
bent,
grizzled
head.
"No,
you're
mistaken.
No
one
by
that
name
lives
Dale
Makes
Inquiries
,,
gtreetl
.j,
No.
262
Cank
nt
i
ucivcK
tnai
evening,
uaie
Un
t
it
made
his
necond
appearance'
"In
This
Very
Koom"
within
tivo
days
at
Xq.
262
Bank
'
"Yes,
but
there's
no
Dr.
Moffett
Street.
His
former
visit
had
been
here.
If
you're
looking
for
a
in
a
strange
guiae
and
in
an
un-
octor'.
you
jy,n.',B?
,one
a
few
ceremoniou.
faghion,
and
WldoSfi.,,!1.1t
JocJfi
'
mode
of
entry
had
bm
.ome-Lrn'
..Th
.
!
K
vvt
J'
vaj
Mil
.
uub
(
firm,
"and
I
knqw
he
lives
here.
At
any
rate,
he
was
living
here
yes-J
4
t-
)
n
'
A
A
4
'
1J.I
and
he
hoped
to
learn
more
thlslttrday.
certain
young
iaay
evening.
On
the
preent
pecas-j
eal'ed
on
him."
j
Ion,
however,
he
appeared
in
The
old
caretaker's
head
Jerked
Martin
Dale's
custemary
fastld-
bac.k,
.a
M,t,e-.
For
an
InaUnt
Wi
ious
garb,
and
there
was
noth-
7JvT
of
approach.
Carrying
himself
had
registered
it.
like
a
man
with
a
clear
purpose
i
"You're
mistaken,"
said
Axel-
.
and
a
mind
that
harbored
no
son
curtly.
"No
Dr.
Moffett
has
"Your
father
Is
the
mysterious
Mr.
Graves.
Dr.
Moffett
knows
If
I
library,
and
in
a
few
second
lie
had
found
the
switch
that
flashed
a
clear,
white
light
oyer
the
room.
It
shone
in
the
servant's
furrowed
face,
grayishly
pale
with
frustration
and
anger,
and
caused
him
to
blink
hia
sunken
eyes
as
ha
glared
at
Dale.
the
frayed
and
faded
frock
he
wore,
a
dignity
sueseative
of
a
well-trained
butler.
"Unless
you
leave
this
room
instantly
I
shall
call
the
police."
"Do,
by
all
means."
said
Dale
suavely.
He
was
moving
leisurely
.
about
the
room,
examining
various
grieving
old.
man
whose
faith'
had
objects,
and
giving
particular
at-
mi!
cm
swunm
mtdi.
been
crue
ly
shattered.
"n"
f.
inteIIIMfttI.n
nxtlure'
uw
so
uU
eacafsMtes
at
-The
hic-
He
rang
again.
Then
he
leaned
know
ijhe
EUce
how
K
j"tere9ted
,to
aroon"
tx
he
if
conrmotd
i.
riiy
nvar
th
tlTI
Ti
j
,!",.!
you
attend
to
your
du-
hia
friend,
Martin
Dl.
Mr.
Ale;
Fernman
call
and
reauasta
strsawa
ttapnings
i
sea
Bank
atrsat,
you
are
in
the
house
next
to
the
one
In
which
flrmr
thnn
-
f.ln
ti.
loirrno
wilh
ntn,.
At
f
THE
DAILY
NEWS
right
if
I
should
step
over
tn
th
next
house
and
report
your
treachery
to
Mr.
Ferryman."
Axelson's
face
sagged.
The
do-fiance
was
gone
from
it
Jn
an
inx.ta.nt.
"I
wouldn't
do
that,
sir
Foor
Mr.
Ferryman
has
.suffered
Jhis,Js.
an.
outrage,
sirr-hefenough,
Jf
you-go
to
.
him
with
aeciarea.
"nat
do
you
mean?"!
talk
Hlro
like
tl
thtt
If
will
lust
ahmit
Please
close
the
door;"
saidtii
v.i
-,.
r
,.....
ii
.
.
.
...
'iin
linn,
lb
isik
l
iiuc,
w
iwuiar.
Dale
gently,
and
Axelson
did
so
,j
,
,,.
n.
with
habitual
obedience.
"I
wish
"
dthf
Q,
re
nw
wasT
a,ny
Docutof
lo
ask
you
a
few
Questions
"I
wont
have
it.
sir."
The
old
caretaker
drew
himself
up.
There
was
a
certain
dignity
about
him
as
he
squared
his
shoulders
within
it.
it
would
give
Mr.
Ferryman
a
shock
just
the
same,
and
in
his'
present
condition
he
can't
stand
"You
see,
he
rfas
never
believed
that
his
wife
was
a
bad
woman
just
frivolous
and
a
hit
foolisfi.
Why
not
let
him
go
on
thinking
that
way?
His
memory
of
her
is
all
that
he
has
left
and
you
might
leave
him
that,
instead
of
making
ugly
and
false
insinuations."
Dalcrnarveled.
He
was
firmly'
ats-a
at
tt
n
i
J
iUl
A
.u.
1
...
:
Thl
,?.H.adi
.t
I1,
me8n
J0?
are
a
ra8ca,"a
scoundrel,
but
this
plea
seem-
f
avast
through
1
nrnllCrn
a
a
shade
Cnana
ftn
on
the
(ha
.second
m
j-vm
si
Axelson,
a
a
ir
I
ann
and
ariH
that
tim(
iino
m
I
led
to
reveal
another
side
of
hia
i
JE2.
"ri
J-J:
t
of
the
house
was
as
dark
as
is
one
of
them.
Contrary
to
d?
?
TZhrrwrbT.the
one
before
which
he
Wa.
he
more
n
opor
ttr
hV
standing.
Doubtless
it
was
behind
JJtthe
one
lighted
window
that
SSfJ
tB,''
th?
Juat
aa
Fwryman
ta
ahowu
Jer.rmaP
wa3
Spending
the
know
all
about
it.
Suppose
I
tell
captain
pttture
hia
wife,
tne
"arkest
hours
of
his
life,
griev-
the
police?"
telephone
nags
and
a
voice
teiu
ot
ing
over
a
memory
that
had
end-
Axelson
shrugged.
"Tell
them!
ftodiiv
woman
tadj
at
sea
Bnk(ed
in
stark
tragedy.
You
can't
prove
anything."
cnreet.
euaunera
aa
Mnjmu
nurry.
P-
-ii.
t"
i.
iu
.
ril
.
us.
.
there
The
Picaroon,"
who
preys
upon
the
rich
and
then
often
the
return
your
&ns'
masters'
wishes,
wishes,
and
and
unbe-""u
"'v
lu
"c
,,,a"
"u
nuj
known
fcnr
,t.nffh
to
him,
m'I"
you
ar
are
j?lv
giving
"f
deceived.
It
was
either
that,
or
Then
his
reflections
broke
off.
about
the
room,
gave
him
a
level
Footfalls
sounded
within
the
donr.
look.
He
asked
himself
aealn.
as
ot
hia
toot
on
t.
nuiMit
m
ngni
snone
through
the
fan.
ne
naa
many
times
durlnir
the
cent
ot
ita
Taiue
to
chanty,
hu
writ-"jfht
above.
The
door
was
open-
afternoon,
how
certain
recent
ac-ten
a
not
pa
Adele
Oati,
rcqueattawj
ed
cautiously
and
a
gray
head
ar
HvM
within
the
house
could
a
meeting
in
central
Park.
Allele
hapeared
in
the
opening
have
been
possible
without
the
f?
!T;,rh
"oee
she
.
Good
evening,
Axelson."
said
caretaker's
connivance.
mtV
Dale
pleasantly
,
Yet
he
was
not
blind
to
the
cir-
riLe
Jr.h.t.Z
oi;
The
old
caretaker
gave
a
startled
fWtAnce,
pointed
out
by
Sum-,
canine
nimaaif
Dr.
Mofi.tt
iu
iu
mutter,
as
if
surprised
that
a
.
.
her(
he
hold
evidence
which
wouia
stranger
should
know
his
name,
convict
her
father
of
being
connected
III
a
casual
way
Dale
inserted
a
with
a
crooked
financial
deal
and
send
foot
in
the
narrow
openfhg
With
uJZm.00?
teU
Ad'"
no
PParent
exertion
of
force
he
?iro.c&
blCfa,U
oldened
the
opening
and
stepped
eise
Axelson
was
playing
a
veryi
subtle
and
crafty
game
and
he
was
playing
it
to
perfection
1
Dale
pretended
ascuiescence.
"Very
well.
I
shan't
go
tq
Mr.
Ferryman
just
now.
I
don't
relish
the
idea
of
destroying
the
poor
devil's
illusions.
For
the
present
ho
may
go
on
thinking
that
his
wife
was
a
good
woman
and
that
you
are
a
trustworthy
servant.
In
return
I
expect
a
few
eandi'd
and
truthful
aniwere
from
you."
Y"u
ore
a
rascal,
Axelson,
and
In
league
with
rascals.''
fashioned
house.
Possibly
the
i
here
yesterday
morning.
Unless
try
another
chance
shot.
ARRIVES
HOME
Reigh
C
ount,
oni'
of
United
States'
greatest
thoroughbreds,
Which
arrived
home
after
racing
in
many
important
events
in
Europe.
This
great
horse
could
only
win
one
'race
on
Epsom
Downs
and
ran
second
in
the
Ascot
gold
cup
after
many
attempts
ta
capture
a
classic.
Sport
Chat
Helen
Wills,
three
times
tennis
champion
at
Wimbledon,
has
given
up
the
idea
of
playing
tennis
in
Europe
again.
She
will
devote
her
attention
to
the
game
in
United
States.
There
is
a
possibility
of
the
Mann
Cup,
emblematic
of
the
laorosfe
championship
of
Canada,
I
going
to
Seattle.
A
team
from
that
city
is
planning
a
tour
of
this
country
and
if
successful
may
challenge
for
the
trophy.
With
Canada
englecting
her
own
game
it
would
be
interesting
to
see
an
American
aggregation
carrying
off
the
championship.
!
The
English
tennis
team
is
'
scheduled
to
ooen
their
first
tennis
series
following
their
recent
arrival
at
New
York.
They
are
commencing
today
a
three
day
Invitation
tournament
at
the
Meadow
Club,
Eatthampton,
I-ong
Island.
The
team
consists
of
Mrs.
Covell
(.cantain),
Mrs.
L.
R.
C.
Michfll,
Mrs.
D.
C.
Shepard-Rar-ron.
Mrs.
M.
H.
Watson.
Mrs.
Ar-
questlonable
designs,
he
ascended
iever
Hved
here,
and
no
young
lady
mers
during
luncheon,
that
it
was
"Ye,,
sir,"
said
Axelson
hum-
thur
Green
and
Miss
Retty
Nut-
tne
steps
and
rang
the
bell.
nas
sei
iooi
wunin
this
house
in
"imwu
who
naa
reponeu
fcly."
haR,
jn
odditioh
to
playing
in
years.
some
i
tueae
mysterious
ucveiujt-
,,
..
..,
"
f
ho
w?nth
Wlirhtmai,
Cun
inter.
"The
mistake
is
yours,
Axelson."
mepts
to
his
master.
He
might
V
ho
i.
Poc
or
Moffett?
2323
ttWted
Dale
declared
amlab
y.
"Don't
have
done
so.
of
course,
to
throw
"I
never
heard
of
h
m,'
sir.
I
Rfof'
"a"
ihov
Uv
.i.
take
offence,
please.
EverybodJ
dust
in
Mr.
Ferryman's
eyes
and
8Wear
it
jt-8
hone9t
truth
.H5.
rhamnion.S
then'
mke
show
of
innocence
and
.
worne
n
nat
ional
championship
a
memory
slips
a
cog
now
and
v
The
vdDiu
adv
in
nne.tlon
faithful
service.
Dale
decided
to
Y.0,i.
?.no
,nftw
ere
ha?
.
h-
h.e(n.
.a
at
Forest
Hills.
August
19
to
24,
,
'
.
,
f
.
.
r
:
.
i
crrciat
rlpnl
fr
Ifpsnanainir'
in
this
-
.
i
4u.
j...i.i.
4
iv.
'
'
n
nil
jji
rue
in
i
Aru
uuuutcn
a
i
inc
police
had
finished
their
InvestI-'1
am
mistaken"
and
Dale
moved
"You
may
be
right,
Axelson.
"ie,
don
t
you,T
Langwood
Cricket
Club,
Roston,
gation
by
this
time.
It
was
nrn-'
forward
briskly
as
he
spoke-
Some
things
are
hard
to
prove.
"I've
noticed
something
of
that
August
2C
to
31.
uapie
me
oody
had
been
re-
iiiiiib
nr
uui
mere
is
one
miic
maivcf
wic
sort,
out
noining
ueuniie.
ihihks
mi,j
4u-v.
t
this
very
room."
ruillr
u-riuld
ha
areatlv
interested
tn-
jiMn,uon,ii
tmm
ima
a
resume
its
humdrum
and
co.7r-
"
?
"
hbBao,hd
""
v".
fe
v-'b4
that
5
.fl
1...
leaa
cfiiUi.a
vl.,
n..
n..
n..
.
.,
,
.
.
-
i.t
m
me
jiexi
him,
but
he
was
a
moment
too
nouse,
uaie
knew,
there
sat
a
late.
Dale
was
already
Inside
the
l
and
dnnra
clnslnir
and
'
onenintr
Who
is
Miss
Conway?
ir,
the
night,
just
as
I
told
Mi
Dale
watched
him
with
keen
Ferryman,
but
that's
absolutely
eyes
as
he
spoke.
The
effect
of
all."
4
lila
ivnpfl
tia1m1
Vtlft
moat
P
Y
ur
r
...inJM
.
l
'
tra.vagent
expectations.
Axelson
Rgrtt."
HARD-FOUGHT
SOFTBALL
GAME
In
the
hardest
fought
Softball
recalled
as
from
a
physical
blow.
YeJ)
8tr.'
that's
right.
Only
the
game
of
the
season
the
Drydock
A
mask
seemed
to
drop
from
his
ther
when.j
01neij
the
nosed
out
the
Superintendent's
face,
revealing
a
countenance
d
to
what
wag
goJng
0(
0fflce
by
two
runs.
The
score
hideously
scamil
by
an
evil
.
reen
JlKht
Was
tprned
on
me.
was
22
to
20.
This
was
an
extra
conscience.
He
pulled
himself
u
Mfi
of
dailfed
me.
And
that
inning
game,
going
ten
innings,
together
with
a
readiness
that
game
h,
hag
happened
sev-
th,e
score
being
tied
at
the
end
of
excited
Dale's
admiration,
but
era
Umeg
..
the
ninth.
Roth
teams
played
thf
we
latter
had
seen
enouch.
...
..
.
..
n
min
ni
mnnMiii
'
:
"
,
.
'
-you
"You
have
have
no
no
idea
Idea
wh
wnere
it
"
"Conway
"Conway-Mift.
Miss
Conway?
Conway?
.-
Ax-
Ax-
comM
frDrnJ"
frprnT
,
nere
were
1ui-e
a
number
of
er-
elsoa
was
searching
his
memory.
v7
V
T
fi
-
Tl.fl
."I
don't
believe
I've
over
heard
et
all,
Bjr.
it
,
a
4h
ror
on
botn
8l(Je8.
Mcreo
made
I..:
.
aueerust
"
thinirl
...
,
the
me
name.
name.
?
.
,
,
,
lenm
inning
wnen
nc
maue
a
j
I
Yoti're
You're
a
a
liar.
liar.
Axelson."
Axelson,"
said
said
"You
"You
know
know
nothing
nothing
abi
about
i
a
runnin(f
one-hand
catch
in
left
(Dale
suavely.
"Miw
Conway
is
certain
individual'
who
appears
fJcJdi
It
lpoked
impossible
to
get
the
woman
who
was
murdered,
posHost
'the
facu
tyof
render-
but
he
geeme(i
to
have
a
horse.
in
Oils
house
lastnlght."
'-
Ing
himself
Invisible?
shoe.
,
This
catch
cljnched
the
ttJ.
WV
'fT
1-1
ui,
.
i
A
ass
aUAlMAHa
Una
..
f
-JK'l
,
t
t.WJ
"Oh.
'von
mffiV,.Mra.
PeM
"IhvlaTtfenI
'
Axelson
S
Hps
amo
for
tM
roan!"
His
dlssirfSlMlon
was
dangled
onc'n.
"Yo'u:
are
joking
ties
the
Drydoc
perfect
that
again
Dale's
ad
now;
sir."
"
.
"
for
first
place.
m&
ihls
game
with
the
Station
miration
-was
aroused.
'
Drydock
.
McKenzle,
Smith,
.,nit
Lontinued
Monday)
Mnilnv
i
"Yes,'
Mrs.
Ferryman,
alias
(To
He
M(jW;
neJd
Miss
(ionway.
The
two
were
one-
i
Hedstrom.
Gawthorne
McFee.
1
.ami
you
know
it."
.
.
Superintendent's
Qffice-
R
"That's
ridiculous,
slrl"
At
the
football
game
played
Tobey
uuton,
MorriWn.
JacV-
"IV
the
truth.
Dsn't
rtj
to
last
night
on
Acropolis
the
hm-
8on
y
j0bey,
Strachan,
Harold,
me,
Axelson.
Miss
Conway
or
press
Club
defeated
the
Regiment
Taylor.
Rummers.
Mrs.
Ferryman,
was
in
cahootB
with
a
score
of
4-1.
wcivay
scor-
.
,wlth
Dr.
Moffett,
and
you
served
ed
the
first
goal
fofctbe
impress
r)on-t
forffet
the
Scandinavian
,thera
both,
betraying
your
mas-
r.nd
S.
Dickens
scored
the
other
Dance
tonight
in
the
Roston
Hall
ter.
three
while
J.
a-
v,,on
mauc
Ucntlcmen
.
J5c.
'
"It
would
serve
you
jolly
well;
the
only
point
for
the
Regiment.
Ladles
25C
1ANDELLW0N
CHAMPIONSHIP
BATTLE
CHIGAGO
BIG
SCORING
LEAGUE
GAMES
Saturday
Aug!
,.iuay.
oweu
aiso
mi
a
branch
line,
and
on,
numcr,
In
spite
of
a
six
run
lead
in
the
first
inning
Detroit
threw
I
inc
kuiiic
ujr
iiiiBiia8
yes
terday
against
Philadelphia,
los-ipg
by
one
run
10
to
11.
The
Cardinals
slammed
Vance
and
Greenfield
for
19
hits
and
14
runs
while
Hottomley
was
getting.
Jils
twenty-fourth
homer.
In
the
National
League
race,
unearned
runsjjp
the'
third
brought'
victory
tto
Cincinnati,
although
Fitisimmons
allowed
only
VII.
'
med
Pittsburgh.'
Scores
for
the
day
follow:
National
League
;
New
York
2,
Cincinnati
3.
Hrooklyn
7,
St..
Louis
14.
Philadelphia
jitiiMrsM.
Roston
at
Chicago
rain.'
American
League
Cleveland
9,
New
York
8.
Detroit
10,
Philadelphia
11.
Chicago
2.
Roston
3.
St.
Louis-3,
Washington
5.
ARGENTINA
TO
TAX
BACHELORS
BUENOS
AYRES.
Aug.
3A
proposal
to
u
bachelors
to
itlmulaU
Argentina's
blrthraU
win
b
pren-td
to
th
Argentina
Parllamtnt;
Tha
(
--.t
is
urpuij
woiip
o.
Borda.
.
figurea
prrparrd
by
th
deputy
show
that
th
blrth-rat
of
ih
Republto
In
1U
was
38.87
Pr
,000.
hut
anly
31.31
m
J917.
Depmy
Borda
proposed
"
th
fdlowlni
taea:
"Alj
unmarried
mal
employee
Cf
the.
government
more
than
JO
year'
of
tge
shl)
pay
two
per
cn
f
tbeii
fflX
&
'
'
'P8',
V
mlnt
lncreaaea
with
age.
until
bachelors
over
JO
pa)
10
per
cent
"AO
hacheloxa
not
working
for
the
goverpment
to
pay
from
one-fourth
o
one-hal
per
Cent
th
amount
In-
creasing
(th
age
"
STILL
THE
REST
Smiling
Percy
Williams.,
of
Vancouver,
who,
in
the
second
heat
of
th
100
metres
race
at
lYoncQUver
sports
meet,
equalled.
the
world
s
record,
and
then
won
the
final
In
great
battle
with
turn
nf
(tin
fnateat
inrlriteVa
nf
jthe
continent.
Wit
W
OF
QIARPP,
tivkkV
ruii
i
...v
CLEARLY
"oUTI
HRIEF
ARTICLE
W41L
Mjn?
,,
EMPIRE.
(Continued
From
Pae
and
which
sh
-..
abantlon
only
as
the
result
Z
Got
Decision
of
Canzonerl
Hut
a
mood
to
protp.
h
r
-(
'
Referee
Voted
For
Hia
future
"troubles
m
a
k'iM?f
Opponent
liance
with
Rusva,
ihn,
,
'ted
Russia
the
right
.
ti".
CHICAGO.
Aug.
3:
Sammy
uilroad
through
Man,,,.,
Man
dell,
world's
lightweiirht
ginning
In
Siberia
.mrf
champion,
successfully
defended
Vladivostok.
It
his
title
against
Tony
Canzonerl
though
It
did
not
appear
lt
.
in
a
ten
rotind
battle
at
the
ChU
formal
document."
that
,
cago
stadium
'last
night.
.change
for
this
Russia
m
The
champion,
after
losing
the
protect
China
from
futurt
j
first
two
rounds
moved,
ahead.
In
anese
attacks.
Mure
thai
the
third
and
gave
the
youthful
right
to
build
the
tout
challenger
a
masterful
boxing
China
gave
the
right
uf
tJ,
lesson
until
the
finish.
Russia
and
also
gave
t
Mandell
is
credited
with
win.,
ownership
of
art.!
,
ning
seven
of
the
ten
rounds.
The
ar,y
cities
that
rtiijth
n
j.
two
judges
voted
for
Mandell
stow
up
around
f;,.
r,
raa.
but
the
referee,
Dave
Barry,
bai-!
For
all
pnutimt
i-st-luted
in
favor
of
Canzonerl.
j
railroad
and
its
t
-i
jand
.
necessary
expan-,
Te,
oe
itussian
ternton
A
iv.
of
80
years
the
i
-,,'ud
m
handed
back
to
rkuu
cost,
but
it
was
pr,.
;,!.,!
t
the
end
of
30
yean
1,
.;.
buv
the
rnnrl
hv
,
,
.,
i.
ine
can
tai
invpstr,i
i
Philadelphia
Reats
Detroit
Ten
'charges.
One
of
the
devour
to
Heven
and
Cleveland
of
the
railroad
was
a
hnrA
Win
a
Prnm
Vur
Vnrlc
.
run
throuirri
M:,n,
),...
i
Arthur.
This
brourht
n.i
'moat
within
th
J-.n
Tt1llf
a
m
-a
aa
t
.
-
.......
w
itl'um
Blla
rUMlV
V
I
I
If
K
A
li
rr
-l
Wft
lit'
m
.
'
"
."'T
or
influence
and
was
------
w...
rniui
ra
ii
araa
rtr
iha
lt,,..
CrnVA
I
.
oVkQ
iinrl
n
nra.rnn
Ifkn
l
....
r
.
VI
S,Z
.
V
'
,u
ese
war.
At
the
enJ
:
tht:
finish
i
v
vr
to
with
against
New
YorkLIf
japan
took
pos.,en
the
rails
so
that
in
,
am
It
f;
steps
was
to
change
tha
par
war
broke
out
Rus-,a
cmidi
use
the
part
of
the
-'.-team
ing
the
Japanese
v
-no
of
fiuence.
Rut
uj
td
the
bvii
of
the
World
War
K
mained
in
control
,
he
t
fact
that
Chinese
review
under
the
old
agrnmpr:
i
visibly
increasing
Wh---
the
...
l.ii
as
veiuiien
nroKe
out
mu'h
she
saw
an
opportunity
-f
i
u
.J".
v
.
V,L
'tlnir
hold
of
a
lino
Vhirt
u":
r.
l1iV
V.T
r"l
built
through
Chinese
terrS
rri'
r"
'
Pi'PePnia
"im.
and
whleh
WM
owi
mt,
more
important
not
v
t
mereially
but
politwa'ly
-k
growth
of
cities
siting
ih
i
of
way.
Rut
the
new
Rus.-
sn
jw
ment
was
not
di'
-:
t
shorn
of
lhi
rail)
,4
I'
nevertheless
willing
o
n
new
agreement
with
tiiruw
Tl
agreement
was
mui
h
rnor,-able
to
China
than
'he
4
and
was
hailed
at
ht
showing
the
sincerity
of
tkr
fessions
of
the
Sovic'
g
to
live
at
peace
wi'1?
It-
M
bors.
It
recognized
the
n:i'
as
nurelv
n
rommc:
.M
-'
taking
and
resigned
to
i
i
control
over
the
t"Wi.j
which
it
passed,
I?
'
that
Chinese
and
Ru-
urk
have
equal
opportunittci
si
1
ployment
and
tht
a
be
fairly
representei
nfflif1
directors.
Certainly
i-n
'
have
mdi
nn
ii,
h
!
L'zatUt
Russia,
but
tn
the"1
hand.
Cxarist
Russu
4
have
sought
to
use
the
r1""'
for
propaganda
pur,
'
lVrhans
it
can
be
admiUw1'
Chth'a
took
rather
d
hi
If
so
it
can
be
assorted
'
Is
time
that
China
did
W.
high
hand.
China
She
Is
tired
of
for'
n
ence
In
her
affair
ad
il
'
be
admitted
that
reign
ference
is
very
mui.b
the
past.
Old
treat
tlll
in
exlatencewh
V'
weaknuan
nt
the
arc
operation.
The
et'a-tem'
treaties
are
not
bt.t
'
i'hinu
is
tint
an
mUl
as
she
is
uniting,
.
ii
,
vcimui
govcriimi"-
i,
which
if
it
controls
only
s
tlon
of
China,
l
da
,It,e'j
its
authority.
China
has
.11,..
nt
n
thn
W"'
has
by
far
the
lrgt
re
...hUt,
.nIHlCl
C"
411111
nillVl
W
v
"
tm
drawn.
She
has
had
the
"
in
recent
years
of
t
(xtt
dinarlly
sagacious
frV
isters,
Dr.
C.
C.
Wa
j
Wapg.
China,
unitod,
,
unconquerable,
and
ho
j
midable
Russia
may
be
ope,
she
would
have
'"
J"
,
her
armies
5,000
mill
'
"
.
fective
In
China.
And
if
n
.
.
.u...
i
nw
mlnhl
u.oll
itlr
II
n
Jill'--
:
v-
nklnna
.
ever
iiihv
ue
w
.rf
from
the
atanapow
nonai
uw,
it
is
sir"
ind
diplomatically-