THE
DAILY
NEWS
Fndav
Aug.
23,.
P
AGE
SIX
word
was
brought
to
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by
Thrilling
Mystery
Story
30
chapters
1
INSTALLMENT
XXVnf.
JyUZMAH
LAN
DON
not
matter
greatly
if
he
should
nieet
any
one.
On
this
particular
He
got
up
from
the
chair,
nifrht
almost
any
sr.it
of
conduct
swayed
a
little,
stroked
his
brAw
would-
pass
unquestioned
at
the
as
if
Buffering
frpm
a
slight
V;indermoore.
He
descended
lG
headache,
and
looked
out
over
(
flights,
then
stepped
to
a
hall
the
room.
SttM
there
was
no
ca-,
window
which
was
directly
be
bailer
o
in
sight.
The
room
wu.
becoming
insufferably
hot
ami
.tuffy.
Unsteadily
he
made
Ms
"Wiy
thrqiifh
thtV
eddying
drowd,
In
tWe
hall
outside
he
removen
hi
mfk
Mle
he
wiped
the
moisture
from
his
forehead,
then
replaced
it
again.
.
.
Tow?,
Ijp
,
ove3
ta
the
winder-at
Hie
fftrthef
nd
aad
drew
th-frb'
air
into
his
fungs.
Leaninr
Out
only
slightly,
so
that
Mr
fiea'd
barely
showed
beyond
tht
window
frame,
he
looked
dov
into
the
black
cavern
below,
the
to
the
side.
On
.
balcony
about
20
feet
away
he
descried
two
dim
figures.
A
scarcely
tfudiblt
ncath
the
wfndow
above.
For
an
instant
he
looked
back.
The
long
hall,
flanked
by
doors
nun
eithfir
side,
wars
deserted.
In
the
ceiling
glowed
a
row
ot
frosted-
lights.
Cautiously
he
V.aned
over
the
sill
and
looked
down.
He
strained
eyes
and
ears,
"roth
this
lower
level
he
could
distinguish
the
flagged
surface
-"f
the
court.
He
snw
a
row
of
milk
cans,
a
stack
of
packing
cases,
a
cat
slinking
across
the
murky
space,
but
there
was
neither
sound
nor
movement.
Disappointed,
and
wondering
if
he
had
reasoned
falsely,
he
let
his
eyes
slant
upward
.along
the
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tafto
shape.
Rack
and
forth
his
eyes-
roved,
searching
every
foot
of
space
and
presently
they
fastened
art
a
point
near
the
stack
of
packing
cases.
A
blur,
scarce
ly
distinguishable
from
its
background,
riveted
his
attention.
It
UvMu4vfflrmIe
thtnp.nl
first.-
only
a
slight
shade
blacker
than
the
d.arknesr
which
fwrmWTiff.
"Protective
coloring!"
he
mus
ed.
His
eyes
began
to
ache
fron
the
intense
strain.
Little
by
little
the
blurry
thinrr,
began
to
differentiate
itself
from
its
surroundings.
A
shape
stood
out
vaguely
from
the'
shadowy
mas
sea.
He
gave
a
surprised
start
Then,
leaning
a
little
lower
over
the
sill,
he
formed
a
tube
with
his
hands
and
whistled
softly.
Something
stirred
in
response;
p.nlr
of
eyes
seemed
to
be
peer
ing
upward.
"A
d'ogl"
Dale
thought.
"My
hat
off
to
you.
Dr.
Moffett.
You
have
trained
him
for
this
job,
of
course
rehearsed
him
very
likely.
Great
idea."
Dale
grew
thoughtful.
Hr
could
admire
the
cleverness
of
vr.
adversary,
even
a
despicable
one
like
Dr.
Moffett.
He
saw
the
nlan
clearly
now.
When
the
par
Vet
dropped
from
the
balcony
hedog
would
clutch
it
in
hi
'nwa.
and.
by
a
prearrange?
route,
slink
fit
to
a
waiting
cat
-'tH
T
Wa'tfn'g
master
soryewhere
'n
thf
neighborhood.
There
wr
hundr6iH
of
oars
narked
in
tin-vicinity
of
the
Vandermoore
l-niht.
Nobodv
would
suspect
n
07
of
rrrftfchief.
If
seen
nt
t!i
1ct.
he
would
merely
excite
ad
mirat'on
for
his
cleverness.
va!!.
High
up
was
a
series
oim-
fjt
P"ddnly
D.tle
.ierked
up
hl!
head.
A
slight
scraning
sound
of
n
window
bein?
slight
puff
of
wind:
"rejections,
like
birds
nests'
cautiously
raisH
"Satisfied?"
clinging
to
a
sheer
elm.
One
oi
It
was
Joan
of
Arc
speaking,
..m
h
-
knew,
was
the
bancon
of
course,
from
the
one
little
whinh
Miss
Caitle
and
Joan
wrd
he
eould
make
a
fairly
'
A"
'"ere
Standing,
but
at
itcarite
lia'
av
to
the1
trepd
this
distance
hg
coufd
not
de
of
the
conversation
on
the
bal-
termine
the
exaet
on..
t
inv
f
more
but
Airain
he
looked
"doWlt.
'strain-
ciLi
't
hit
'
rest
wm
lndistintruishable.
ing
ears
and
eyes,-
tili:
Joath
t6l
VnnVd
the
black
think
that
ffe
'had
'hialTa
-miH-l
dth
'below,
then
left
the
win-
take.
Again.
-s-
his-
'Dupijs
rep-Jyi.-The
man
whs
looking
up-
.votdtwr
and,'
disdaining
the
eleva-
nonded
to
the-
lower
darkness,
i
tW
(SftiRht
the
stairs.
It.
would
the
objects
down
the
began
to
hn
tU?
:
YTRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT'
Best
procurable
hnd
e"hef'
his
ears.
He
glanced
intwrc!
"Ion"
tve
wall.
mot
of
it
d,,
t"t
v!ti
Vere
an''
W'ere
an
Iso-
Inted
li"ht.
From
a
dark
win
dow
little
to
the
side
nr.d
t
v
l
rnn;
b'"her
nn
a
head
pro
truded.
A
dim
light
fell
on
if
from'
the
window
just
above,
and
Dale
-could
see
it
was
a
man's
ward,
toward
the
row
of
bal
conies
at
the
top.
perh(ns
at
the
very
balcony
where
Miss
Castlf
and
Joan
of
Arc
were.
Main
riorlded.
In
ndrlitinn
to
the
dog
there,
would
be
a
watcher,
of
course,
waiting
to
see
if
her
should
be
a
hitch
in
the
proceedings.
As
well
as
he
could
in
th
dim
lteht.
Dale
studied
the
shanc
of
the
head
and
the
long
blond
wig
whf?h
framed
't
Pvidontly,
the
wstcher
was
one
of
the.,
merrymakers.
And
Dale
thoupht
he
had
seen
that
!lond
head
before.
On
the
Trail
of
the
Catmllero
memory
-Sot
a
cl"
to
the
oilier
speak
er's
identity.
He
was
certain
he
had
heard
the
voice
.somewhere
oerore.
"One
.hundred
thousand."
the
,
same
I
vole
wnete
on.
s'U"
nateel
W
qRp
OH
voice
went
on.
"It's
a
nice
little
grubstake.
Too
bad
It's
got
to
be
npllt,
flVf
,ways.
The
hd
turned
For
n
liUnt
.
Dale
caught
a
vague
glimpse
of
a
face,
and
then
the
head
disappeared
within
tbe
window
"The
caballero
Paul
Alnsworthl1'
he
mumbled.
He
was
still
gaatng
rigidly
w'ndow
from
which
the
wig-ged
head
had
projected.
One.
two.
glanced
upward,
rmie
Jk
mumbled
.
aklag
her
time."
a
votcetfh
i-ue
recognised
tne
vole
Alnsworth.
The
Annie
referred
to
could
be
none
other
than
Joan
of
Arc.
"Anaie
I
wise,"
another
vole
rc
marked".
It
wm
low
and
distinct,
and
Five
ways.'1
Dale
thought.
Thivt
.
,
,
VU
r?
tlulf
H.nmoa
iWWhe..H
'
-'
V
fW..r
Ptlt1,rtrh
I'irnics
mailing
band.
He
tried
to
cnecu
ujem,
y-
V.
"
Pftjuw?
JEW.
tWttVLaU
"Ml:
..onuiH.iHriiuM8.iiww
Alniworth,
Annie.
Axcwon.
m
wn-
way
waa
not
to
be
counted,
for
she.
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
23.
The
was
dead,
who
were
the
other
two?
Chicago
Cuba
outjlugged
the
the.
afiswrr
eluded
him.
but
by
way
ofl
phiMies,
gathering
sixteen
runs;
rcmrerisaticn
the
other
apeaker;
.
.
-..-...i
no
around
over
the
mind
S
or
couTse.
"Pittsburgh
Pirates,
who
also
won
.
Sd
Zr
at
the'The
lead
of
the
Cubs
is
now
nine
window.
'Alnsworth
was
looking
up
oti
and
a-
half
games,
which
should
the
balcony.
bc
safe
enough.
"Wish
"she
would
hurrj."
he
mtim-i
Jimmy
Wilson's
homer
in
the
bled
peevishly,
moving
away
from
the'j'fnurlh
with
one
Oil
was
the
maf-wltidow
ajaln.
"Cn't
lmaglh
whafsipj-'r,
0f
victory
when
St.
Louis"
deiayins
her."
'r.nrdinals
beat
the
Boston
Ilraves.
MB
Oktntle
prebnbly
wants
td
took
the
papers
over,"
AxelioH
suggested.
"A
lot
of
good
It
will
do
herf
It
t
aay
It
myself,
I
did
a
good
Job
copying
thcxe
papers.
Even
If
she
knows
For
rester's
handwriting1
and
IH
bet
she
tuned
by
Dr.
MoffeTt
arid
uetl
Wm.
for
the
purpcae
of
further
Oh.
don't
crow."
said
AIMworth
with
his
usual
surliness.
"Ill
admit
you
are'
clever
at
that
sort
of
thing,
but
dbnt
forget
that
a
lot
of
elevev
fergers
are
wasting
their
talehts
behind
prjson
bars."
So
are
a
lot
of
clever
blaekmallers,"
Axeljon
retorted.
A
pause
fell.
Dale
WM
getting
a
deeper
and
more
ce-mpre
hensrt
In
sight
Into
Alnswortb's
d-'nlble
character:
There
teemed
to
b
no
limit
o
the
man's
nilatay.
Even
while
his
heart
ae-hed
far
Mtos
Oastle
sueh
an
exhibition
of
treachery
and
mnmy
filled
him
wHh
loathing.
Are
you
sure
Mtas
Oastle
eame
here
alone?"
Alusworth
asked
fn
an
undertone.
"Positive
Not
worrying?"
-rm
just
wtorng
if
be
is
quite
'3e
a
!!
Inks.
I
think
tti
"V!
b
capable
of
pHyHig
s
triek
oa'
us."
VXbtii
-ii
-.he
do?
We
tsken
or--
-f
n?jirt
ewrv
sort
of
sivprrx)
he
can
'Ht
aorta
-on
us.
haven't
wo?
I
d
n't
-
whore
Umk's
any
rccm
for
tnckffy.
Annie
won't
eren
rout
the
mcray.
MH
Castle
wlH
hist
drcp
it
over
the
railing,
and
Caesar
''l
da
the
rest."
"Oaesr."
Dale
thought.
That
wa.s
'ft
dog,
of
ectirse.
Another
pause
came.
xthen
Aalns-worth
asked:
"Did
you
see
the
man
In
JU&v,whlte
toga
with
the
purple
"Oh,
you
mean
the
cockeyed
one?"
"I'm
net
so
sure
he
was
aa
cock
eyed
as
he
looked.
He
danced
vith
JJtrs
Oatfle,.
fd
afterward
!he
took
her
mt,
on
the
balaony.
I
dan't
like
the
way
he
fceted."
"6-e
bad
to
dance
with
somebody,
didn't
she?
And
It's
the
most
nstural
thing
irr
tbe
world
to
step
"out
for
a
bit
of
fresh
air
after
dance."
Dale
smiled.
It
was
a
lucky
thing
he
had
selected
a
mask
that
concealed
more
cf
his
feature
than
the
ordinary
mask
did.
His
muscles
were
be-rtnn'ng
m
feel
the
strain
of
remaining
motionless
for
o
long.
He
moved
a
fo-t
cautiously.
"It'a
all
right."
Axelson
was
savins.
tout
just
nervous
tonight.
Everv
Itklnr
l
AAtnv
All
fiffht
Waii
.
-i
.
.
:
www
'miu,
statu
vjicii
we
MJ
after
Ferryman,
eh?
Ferryman
la
rich
Not
so
rich
as
Castle,
but
he's
got
a
lot
of
cola
salted
away.
And
he
owes
hie
something
for
the
way
he
gave
me
the
sir.
fd
like
to
H
V"
stspned
and
caught
his
Breath
;nsrpiy.
DWes
foot.
he
moved
r:
4.uni
uc
in.
to
bi,
cramped
position,
rWn
IavaI
That
umil
ha
4h
'
.
.
"
'
:
.J
"
.
""".simek
agauHt
something.
teenth
flocr.
JuM
midway
between
th.f
..
mi
thft?..
Ax
ground
and
the
rof.
The
window
wm
xcialmf,
ln
t
hoarse
whUper
the
fifth
from
the
central
hall
In
a
,,,,..
ArriW0Tth-
whispered
back.
To
He
('mitli)iifd
Tomorrow
'
.
in
art
inaunt
The
spesker
waa
Paul
nFri.ARFKIll.il
mFlHIHl
milJ
ti
w
had
nconu
owenon.
,
Dale
tw0
p.lr,
of
n(J
transversa
corrldrr
at
the
left.
He
switch
A
little
click
sounded,
but
no
!
counted
the
doors
as
he
passed
them.
llghU
cam
on.
Th
bulbs
had
either
;At
the
fifth
from
Me
turn
1m
stopped,
remnved
trim
the
sockets
or
atM
the
metal
figures
on
the
upper
pertly
unscrewed
to
forestall
the
very
P-n
wa
mm
r.
was
mj.
mo.
ining
ne
nad
attempted
to
do.
He
waited
a
moment.
There
was
no
"It'a
a
plantr
Axelson
cried
hear
sign
of
life
la
the
hall.
Tbe
orohea-
ly.
"We've
rot
to
atob
ltl
Onirk
-th.
rtrai
din
on
tne
tcp
floor
was
nearer
y
signal
I"
mmwrn
irr.
nun
m
moments
nesi-
n
maian
Iiarw
UD.
Then
came
a
Utlo
fee
turned
th
k
g
to
gently.
Th
starting
sound
like
that
of
a
frying
door
must
ha
ye
been
left
unlocked
In
HW
over
fire.
A
amall
streak
of
preparation
lor
a
quick
retreat
if
nee-
flame
shot
Up
ovef
the
window
alll
easary,
for
It
swung
easily
inward.
He
Then
two
nalrs
cf
feet
scurried
ouickw
kmiu
atwa
a
on
ana
itsienea,
dui
no
acrcsa
the
floor.
The
doer
slammed
'
Tunas
eame
from
the
interior.
He
With
a
soft
chuckle
Dale
steoDed
touched
his
hair,
bla
mask,
his
purple,
forward
and
fumbled
for
the
light
trimmed
robe,
and
without
a.
sound
fixture
As
he
had
supected,
the
bulb
steoptd
insld.
,had
been
partly
unscrewed
to
break
Silently
he
moved
forward,
ap-
the
conrectlen.
He
gave
It
a
few
proncmng
the
window,
only
a
gray
twists
and
a
bright
light
came
on.
He
dim
m
tne
darkiMU
oncornpassed
by
saw
a
ipaolous
room,
an
6pen
travel-
sue
rour
wans,
oaiy
a
rew
steps
he
Wig
bag
on.
the
floor,
a
few
toilet
ar
moved,
across
a
rug
that
deadened
tfcles
on
the
dressing
table.
in
aouno
or
his
footsteps,
then
stop.
H
acted
in
great
haste
now.
as
if
pod.
in
the
gloom
he
could
hear
some
each
second
were
precious.
He
took
one
breathing,
and
he
traced
the
sound
two
newspapers,
saturated
them
with
to
a
parol
near
the
window.
He
wait-
Ink
from
a
bottle
on
the
writing
desk,
ed
a
little,
not
quit
certain
how
to
formed
them
Into
a
small,
compact
proceed,
and
presently
hfe
eyes
turn-
bundle,
tied
a
string
around
It.
and
ed
ln
another
direction.
Again
he
held
It
at
arm's
length.
A
smalt,
ateady
heard
a
subdued
lntske
of
breath,
trick!
of
Ink
fell
from
the
package.
There
were
two
watehera
lh
th
room.
Smiling,
he
atepped
to
the
window.
Holding
his
own
breath
he
moved
He
looked
down
for
a
moment,
then
back
a
few
steps.
There
was
a
sound
let
the
Ink-klrlpplng
package
drop
to
of
movement
ln
the
front
of
the
room,
the
grcund.
A
man's
head
and
shoulders
were
all-
''Caesar
will
do
the
rest.H
he
houetted
against
the
window.
Tor
a
chuckled
softly
as
he
ran
quickly
from
tnofnent
iic,
man
leaned
out
and
the
room,.
f-
OF
TRAVELLING
SLOW
it
sounded
vaqotly
familiar
to
Dale,
W.
J.
Crawford,
the
well
known
yt
he
could
not
ldenttfv
It."
flha
trnfr
r.rtue
mm
of
FWewart
knows
we're
playing
this
game
to
th
who
returned
thl
morning
after
a
Gyros
CHICAGO
COBS
GOING
STRONG
Iirobklvn
scored
nine
runs
in'
the
third
inning,
getting
thirteen
altogether.
American
League
In
the
American
League,
bt.
d-esn'tehe
won't
b;
able
to
tell
them
Louis
Brown
raked
three
New
from
the
originals."
York
Yankee
pitchers
to
win
with
Dale
started
i
little.
Bo
the
papers
!-(frP.n
,ft
t.Mlnst
seven
scat-
were
merely
copies!
Well
he
had
"-"tere(l
wal!op8
which
failed
to
Score
uT,ethcouVf
Tb.
?e!f
W
n
for
New
York
tibmi.
ci
couree.
w
were
n
oe
re-
,f.
vi.
innrfli
Mmn
.nunc
vjiuwc
,ri.
,,,o
of
the
season
by
one
run
There
were
th"ee
WhHe
Sox
errors
in
one
inning
when
Chicago
met
Philadelphia.
Yesterday's
scores:
National
Iajile
,
Pittsburgh
6.
New.
orfc
1
Cln:lnnaU
.
6r-oktyn
8t.
Ltit
5.
BistW
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"
.tmerfenn;
l.-ttgne
Phlladelph
a
1
C.Uer
;
Washlnst
,
Djtaiit
1.
Jtw
fttrtt
0.
St.'
Louts
10.
Boston
at
Cleveland,
fatal.
ma
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STANDINGS
National
League
W.
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American
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Boston
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EMPRESS
WINS
I
SOCCERMATCfi
Took
Itejjui'nt
Into
Camp
lly
of
Two
lo
One(,
In,
league
llvtiire
lJt
KvYnlnit
i
The
football
season
reopeacd
after
tbe
rain
last
night.
wha
th
Kmpf
Social
Club
defeated
Regiment
two
td
one
in
the
taafoe'
schedule
for
tbe
MAlty
Oup.
The
game
was
a
wll
contested
one
but.
owing
to
cold
weathr
conditions,
th
attendance
of
tan
was
small.
Then
was
no
sosrtag
in
the
first
half
but.
soon
after
th
opening
of
the
second.
Rg!
mental
enthusiasm
soared
high
when
Norrtngton
scored
for
the
oMIrs
with
a
pretty
shot.
It
was
not
long
before
Nlek
Chenoskl
equalised
and
then
Marka
gave
the
Cm
press
Club
what
wm
to
prove
the
winning
gstl.
William
Barton
w
referee
sod
Alex
Olapporton
and
Bm
Currle
acted
ItneKrhen.
mr.7Z
IT
nU
Jr
V,
r
"ZlT
Jn
hl,dlrTctlon
t-t.ndt
to
m
the
,
......
.
wk
T
u
mkft
4Hi
(on
iiis
nana
iinnv
(three
flt;hU,
and
turned
Into
the
the
wall
until
he
found
the
light
competition
l.
aa
follow:
W
L
P
fcs
Thistle
3
0
4
Empress
'.
3
1
4
Regiment
0
3
t
SUPT.'S
OFFICE
!
WON
SOFTBALL
Sltll
lias
riianrr
to
I'lav
Off
In
Can-nil
In
ii
National
I.cojne
I
In
a
scheduled
sen
ball
game
last
night,
the
Superintendent'
Office
turned
the
table
on
the
Drydoek.
by
beating
them
0
to
7
In
an
evenly
divided
oonteat.
This
win
for
the
Superintendent's
Office
still
keeps
It
In
the
running
for
the
play-off
in
th
second
half.
Jackson
arid
Morrison
played
a
very
nice
$am
for
th
Office,
while
Smith
and.
Held
showed
up
best
for
the
Drydoek.
The
teams
were:
i
Office
Hclroyd,
Harold,
Morrison,
Jackson,
Lauton,
Summers,
Smith,
WMt.
streehan.
,
Drydoek
Oawthorne,
Howe,
Kelsey,
Smith,
McKeown,
McPee,
Rdd
McKen-rle.
Th
league
standing
for
the
second
halt
ot
tit-
seaeon
Is
as
follows:
W
Station
,.
s
Drydoek
5
Bup'tf
Office?;
3
Round
House
.
1
BASEBALL
DRIDANIEL
R.
IIODCEN.an
eminent
physician,
says
that
Beer
Is
a
valuable
Food
for
Health,
Strength
and
Vitality)
because
It
is
easily
digested
and
assimilated.
It
nourishes
and
Invigorates
the
system
!
t
;
'Thruscof
Beer
Is
to
be
encouraged,
not
only
as
"
v
ih
aid
to
df(estIon,
because
4t
tends
to
Increase
the
flow
of
dlgestlveflulds
and
because
of
its
highly
nourlshmfcreactionwlthoutanydeleterlousefiects
upon
the
human
system.
The
undermentioned
Beers
are
properly
prepared.
They
are
guaranteed
to
be
absolutely
pure.
To
safeguard
the
public
thty
are
constantly
tested
by
Analytical
Chemists
employed
by
the
D.C.
Liquor
Control
Board.
t
For
tale
In
all
Government
liquor
Storet
and
Betr
Parlort.
PILSENER
LAGER
PHOENIX
EXPORT
LAGER
BLUE
RIBBON
EXPORT
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league
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ers.
wltnriix
wins
and
four
lossei
TW
A
I1V
"Tarrying
awhile
at
Southampton
Brother
John
did
find
occasion
to
exchange
scholarly
compliments
in
French,
with
a
liquor
merchant
of
Le
Havre
This
worthy
man
did
blend
with
our
Vickcrs'
Gin
a
cordial
named
vermouth;
which
did
make
a
most
palatable
appetizer.
Guests
in
the
Coffee
Room
of
the
Mariners
Inn
pronounced
th?
mixture
araro
treat"
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Stntr
that
far
day-
fevr'
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minute
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8:43.
S.
O.
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vh.
fh?
themselves
"
in
th
running
nT,
tune
of
one
rtundrcd
thousand
berries,
brief
visit
to
the
city,
la
so
enthused
It
pays
to
go
alow
and
move
carefully,
over
the
prospects
of
the
flyln
aaOiel
DISTANT
itKi.ATIVE
Anyhow,
there
a
no
hurry.
This
party
that
he
declares
they
will
soon
have
a
Golfing
Husband
So
I
took
my
Iron
tlnue-
league
baseball
after
fair
Week
will
last
till
daylight."
regular
alf
taxi
service
fn
Stewart.
'
you
know
what
an
iron
Is?
for
a
few
garnet
at
least.
Alnsworth
mumbled
something
under
"The
ad
methods
are
too
alow
for
,
wife
Of
course,
I've
curled
my
own
'
-
hi
breath.
Dale
was
aearehln
hu
me,"
he
declares.
hair
for
year.
Rube
Marquard,
recently
appointed
Jctd
to
But'
I
nrofearlon.
in.lBoe.
and
evening
in
in
vujr
muowtu
,Ma
8
.143
u
may
be
the
last
match
before-
next
week's
Exhibition
sporting
actlviUe
and
a
good
gam
la
expected.
A
uyro
win
at
thl
time
would
create
an
even
more
close
and
Interesting
situation
In
ttrther,
a
Clev.
Hlll'
FINEST
tOjNfBON
rtLiuii
rt
JOSEPH
Ir
JOHN
VICKERS
4
U).
LONDON
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advertisement
i
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or
displayed
bj
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Liquor,
ppntrol
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Government
of
J
Sport
Chat;
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Cqlumhia.
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of
'TJ
tcatri:
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baseball
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puofitrt"
A
famous
men
lni'X
.lUitrfw
if
tt"
licioe
Siralte
rtfi
N1
not
t
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iitnpe'
oiir
the
league
landing
and
the
service
,
.V'1
J,
out
to
put
.
yw
"0
for
league
ln
,wi
M
j
honors
by
taking
advantage
of
this
op-
Xv
5
pottunlty.
On
account
of
recsnt
rain,
mn
or
1
1
v
vuiu
yj
sss
iivvrmi
j
T
-
a
i.-ifiid
seclln
interest
to
l"
of
special
in.