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REEUBUCANS TO BEGIN
EDUCATION CAMPAIGN'
- Recently Organized Publicity
Aosoclntlon Meets Here To
morrow for Purpose.
'A national campaign of education'' In
Reflubllrnn principles will bo launched in
this tlty tomorrow, when the Executive
Committee of the recently orVrtlied Re
publican Publicity Association will meet
hire.
The meeting will be held ftl the Union
League, following a luncheon ftlvetl by
i:ongreman J. Hampton nioce iu
' United Stated SenattJr Jonathan Bourno,
Jr., of Oregon, president of the ossc
elation. The organization was formed
In Washington recently to promote the
Interests of the Republican party and
to spread protective tariff propaganda.
Congressman Moore Is n, member of We
Executive Committee, along with Sen
ators qalllnger, New Hampshire; dronna.
North Dakota ; Works, California, and
"Weeks, Massachusetts, and Representa
tives Madden, Illinois, and Falrchlld, New
York; former Senator Hemingway, In
diana! Dan B, Hnnnn, Ohio, and Benja
min 8. Hanchott, Michigan.
Tho executive committee of the asso
ciation met In New York ten days ago
and went on record as favoring ah open
fight for tho selection of a nominee for
President at the Republican National
Convention next year In opposition to
Senator Penrose's Indorsement of Kllhu
Root.
"I am going to bo In town nil this
week and there may bo something Inter
esting to give out before I go away next
Sunday," Is all that Senator Penrose .has
to say about tho mayoralty situation. Ho
would not Indicate whether the "some
thing Interesting" would bo tho an
nouncement of a light against tho Varcs
or of tho selection of a harmony candi
date, but Penrose lieutenants who have
been conferring 'with tho Sonator tho
. last few days aro of the belief that tho
threatened break with the downtown
leaders will be averted.
Judge Norrls 8. Barrntt, whose name Is
on the list of eight "ellglbles" selected by
the Ave Organization leaders at the At
lantic City "round table" conference last
week, has come out with a statement In
which he says that, although he Is not a
Candidate, he greatly appreciates the
honor of being proposed, This Indicates
he Is In a receptive mood.
Harry Mace, of the 40th Ward, virtually
has been slated for County Commissioner
by the Organization leaders. This com
pletes the slate that will bo placed In the
Hold by the Organization In tho event of
ha'rmOny. It Includes Harry A. Ransley
for Sheriff, William R. Knlgh,t for Coro
ner, Robort J. Mooro and Harry, Mace for
County' Commissioners. John M. Walton
for Controller, Ernest L-. Tustln for Re-'
carder of ryeds. and John P. Connolly for
City Solicitor-. In the event of a factional
fight, there would be opposition to Rans
ley, Connolly and Mace.
Senator Penrose will bo away from
Philadelphia all of next week. Ho leaves
Sunday. Monday ho will address a meet
ing, of the V. O. S. of A. at Watsontown.
From Tuesday until Thursday he will
attend the. convention of tho United
Sportsmen of Pennsylvania. Friday and
Saturday he will build up his politico)
fences In the northeastern part of the
State In his campaign to' capture the
Pennsylvania delegates to the Republican
National Convention for EHhu Root. Ho
wljl be the guest of State Senator Mc
Connell at Cherry Rum on those days.
' A 22d ward meeting in tho interest of
the candidacy of Director George D. Por
ter for Mayor will be held In the Town
Hall, Germantown avenue and Haines
street, tomorrow night. William Long
street will preside. The committee con
, slstof John W. Basford, William .L,arn--b'r'tori
and Walter Shephard. The invita
tions have been sent to all, the workers In
the ward, irrespective of their political
affiliations.
$30,000 FOR JAUNT,
NOT A CENT FOR FLIES
, ' .
And So the Insects Reign'Quite
Free at. Philadelphia Hos
pital. Files are still flying fearlessly out at
the Philadelphia General Hpspltal and
helping themselves, to everything In
sight, regardesa of the. criticism heapgd
upon them by the July Grand Jury. Un
fortunately the (Ilea do not; know that the
Jury, in a recent visit, saw them (lifting
from roast beef to pie and filling them
selves, despite the fact that there Is no
appropriation for keeping files at the In
stitution. Director Zlegler salt today that he
would do all In his power to remedy
matters.
The) Jurymen declared that the files were
no only In the kitchen, much to the In
dignation of the cooks, but also in "the
dining room. Instead of getting up fancy
movements, such ns "swat the fly" and
"(lip the flea," the Jurors suggested that
the Bureau of Health look after the flies
which came within Its own Jurisdiction.
Those at the Institution say that screen
doors might be used to keep the flies out.
But such extravagance would probably
- not be tolerated "by Councils when money
la needed badly to feast the warriors who
return with the Liberty Bell, These men
were obliged to tote the relic all the way
ncmas the country on a measly 130,000. It
would cost fully $4.43 to fit out the kitchen
and dining rooms at the almshouse with
screens.
Some of the Councllmen believe that
tt Is an easy matter to eat with one hand
and swat the fly with the other. But
even for this official fly swatters are
needed. So the question is, which is the
cheaper a few dozen swatters or a dozen
. or so screens and doors.
This statement concerning the situation.
was given by Director Zlegler.
He said: 1
"I have nothing against the files' per
sonally, but we're doing- all Ve can to
keep them out of theae places. Councils
appropriated JlOOfcfor screens at By berry,
but have appropriated nothing- for sim
ilar work at Blockley. I have asked for
sums ranging from $K,000 to jm.cco to
- correct the evils at these institutions, but
as yet have been unsueeessful. I am
going to investigate conditions, and Jf
-flies exist at the placoT will dp all tn
ray power to eliminate tbeta."
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THE RETURN OF-TAB
By EDiGAR".RICErfeUR6UGHS
Copyright. IMS, by A. G. Meciara; a wo. L
bynopbib:
Tr.n. on board a steamer 'jom !22
lee, nttraeta the., attention of a num
ber bf persona, lie mw .'he. Count.
Cfttide from imposition at the hnU , J;
pair ftf unprincipled snipblers, ';
hokolt ana raWlteh. but lH?u.a Vie
to prosecute them, owns to ,"'"'!.!
msae to nis w e. ?"ry "", ,;- the
n twice racun "',,V rhi ii i
ICUe VIKK..V" -""- --.. i.
Olga.de
tame eeounureis ooroin ."'v.; t,., .,
dlcates that Itekoff I; related to Mr, but
.. im, rr.n tin not know that ens i
inn
taoul de Coude's wife. She ,."";
arznn uur. w. ""-.' ...
On the final day of the yo?
age the Countma thanks prn,; -
him the la the Countess de Coude. .
In Pads he renews his acnualntanes with
hit friend. D'Atnot, whom mM'SS
In the wilderness of Africa spare..
or .
,.m.p
hi aid in getting empiwmji". ."M,n'
treet of tho city he la lured by ' a JofflMi
'J.i J?'n?iou;, and 1 there jMackea
li rtnlrAtfa alnmnllrM
oft. When tho police arrive J ho wo"
declares that Tartan had Intruded, sensing
th truth, tho police attempt to, make all
prisoners, but tartan attacks inera '
clonsly. a
Through hla brute strength and P-"
agility Tartan beats olt the ijto and
eecapet. Ho reporta his aaventurs jo
D-Atnot, whfl fUee the """""-"P Si? hj
noiicA At tho opera Tartan meeia '"
Ceuntess ds CoudoPand "ea an appoint
ment to aee her. Uefore he comes to her
houte, nokolT in.lnuatea his way l "' "
alcov-. where he can hoar '"7awi,n3
epoken. The Counteta trusts L Tartan na
offers to tell him a great secret.
CHAPTER IV-(dontlnvfcd),'
"TFEArt that I should provo a", very
lpoor judge, madamc," Tawan rolled,
''"for If you had been guilty of murder I
should say that the victim should "bo
grateful to have so sweet a fatey.'
"Oh, dear, no," sho 'expostulated! "It Is
not so, terrible .as that. But first let me
tell vou the reason the count has for not
piosecutlng these men: then, If ,1 can
hold my courage, I Bhall tell you the real
reason that I daro not Tho flret Is that
Nikolas nokoff Is my brother. Wo ,aro
Russians. Nikolas has been a bad man
since I can remember. He was cashiered
fiom the Russian army, In which lie held
a captnlncy. Thero waa a ecandal for 'a
time, but after a whllo It was partially
forgotten, and my father obtained a post
Hon for him In the secret service.
"There have, been many tcrrlblo crimes
laid at Nikolas' door, but he has always
managed to escapo punishment. Of late
ho has accomplished It by trumped-up
evidence convicting his victims of treason,
against the Csar, and tho Russian police,
who are always only too ready to fasten
guilt of this .nature upon any and JM,
havo accepted his v.crslon and exonerated
?Iavo not his attempted crimes against
you and your husband forfeited whatever
rights tho bonds of kinship might have"
accorded him?" asked Tarzan. "Tho fact
that you aro his sister has not deterred
him from seeking to besmirch your honor.
Y6u-owe him no loyalty, madame."
VAh, but there" la that other reason. If
I owe hlnr no loyalty though ho be my
iuajthcr, I cannot so easily disavow the
Tear I hold him In because of a certain
episode In my llfo of which ho la cogni
zant: '
"I might as well tell you all," sho re
sumed aft$r a paUBe, "for I see that It Is
In my heart to tell you sooner or later.
I was educated In a convent. Whllo there
I met n. man. whom I supposed" to be -a
gentleman. I know little pr nothing about
men and less about love. I goc.it jnto my
foolish head .that I loved this man, and
at his urgent request I ran away with
him. We were to have been married.
"I was with him Just three hours. All
In the daytlme.and In public places rail
road stations and upon a train. When
we reached our destination where wo
were to have been married,, two officers
stepped up to my cscort''as we descended
from the train and 'placed him under
arrest. They took me also, but when I
had told my story they did not detain me,
other than to send ma back to the con
vent under the care of a matron. .; It
seemed that the man who had wooed me
was no gentleman at all, but a obserter
from the army as well .as a fugitive from
civil Justice. H had a police record In1
nearly every country In Europe.
"The matter was hushed up "by the au
thorities of the convent. Not even my
parents knew of It. But Nikolas met the"
man nf terward and learned' the ;uyhole
story. Now he ithreatens to tell thoTraunt
If I do not doJust a? he wishes me ttjxp
Tarzaft'laugjied. "You are still bulva
little girl. The story that, you have told
me cannot reflect In any wn,y upon, your
reputation, arid were you not a Httfeglrl
at heart you would, know It. Go to your
husband tonight and tell him the- whole
story, Just as you have told It to me.
Unless I am much mistaken he will laugh
at you for your fears and take Immediate
steps to put that precious brother of
yours In prison, where he belongs."
n only wish that I dared," she, saldi
"but I am afraid. I learned early to
fear men. First .my father, twin JWkolaa,
then the fathers In tho convent. Nearly
all my frlencls fear their husbands why
should I not fear mine?"
"It does not seem right that women
should fear men." said Tarzan, an ex
pression of puzzlement on his face. "X
am .better acquainted with the Jungle
folk, and there It Is' more often the other
way around, except among the black mrn,
and they to my mind are In most wnya
lower In the scale than tne beasts. No,
I cannot understand why civilized women
should fear men, ,the beings that ore
created to protect hem. I should hate
to think that any woman feared me."
"I do not think that any woman would
fear you, my friend," Bald Olga de Coude
softly, "I have known you but a short
while, yet though It may seem foolish to
say It, you are the (only man I have ever
known whom I think that,I should. never
fear t is strange, too, for you are very
strong. I wondered at Jthe easej with
which you handled Nikolas and Paulvltch
that night In my cabin. It was marvel
ous." As Tarzan was leaving her a short
time later he wondered a little dt the
clinging pressure of her hand at parting,
and the Arm insistence with which she
exacted a promise, from him that he
would call again on the morrow.
The memory of her half-veiled eyea
and perfect llpa as she had stood Timlling
up Into his face as he bade her good-by
remained with him for the balance of
the day. Qlga de Coude was a very
beautiful woman, and Tartan of the Apes
a very lonelyVung man, with a heart tn
him that was in need of the doctoring
that only a woman may provide.
As the countess turned (back into the
room after Tarzan'a departure, she found
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herself face to face wUJbtfkola,8 nokoff.
"Hot long have you been hdret" She
oVied, shrinking away front' him". ;,
rtSlrlce Wore your liver vauhe," lie
rtnswered, With a nasty leer.
"8top!" she commanded. ,"Hrtw dare
you say" such ft thing to meyour sister!"
"Well, mv donr1 Olgn, If hS . Is not
your lover, accept my ftrfologlea;' but It i
lr no fault or yours mat ne is not. xina
lie onfc-tchth the knowledge of women
that -I' have you would he In his arm
this rnlnute. He Is a stupid fool, Olga.
Why. your every word and act wos an
open" invitation to him, nnd ho had not
the. Sense to see It" -
The woman put her hands to her ears.
"I Will not listen. You are wicked to
say such things as that,'-. No matter what
you may threaten me 'with, you know
that I am a good woman. After tonight
you will not daro to annoy me, for I
shall tell Ilrioiil nil. He will understand,
nn'd then Monsieur Nikolas, bewaHl"
"You, shall tell Mm nothing," said
Rokoff "I havo this affair now, and
with' the help of one" of your servants
whom I, may trust It will Jack nothing In
the telling whon,tho tlmo comes that the
details of tho swqfn evidence shall bo
"Stopl" sho commanded.
poured Into your husband's, ears. Tho
other affar served Its purpose well wo
now have .something tangible to work on,
Olga. A .real affair and you a trusted
wife. Shame, Olga," and tho bruto
laughed. v '
'So "the coUnt'ess told her count noth
ing, anp matters were worso fhan they
had been. From a vagup fear her mind
was transferred to a very tangible" one.
It may he, too, that conscience helped to
enlarge it out of all proportions.
CHAPTER V.
THE. PLOT THAT FAILED.
FOR ,a month Tarzan was ,n regular
and viry welcome devotee nt the
shrine of he beautiful Countess do Coude;
Often ho 'met other members of th Be
Iect little, coterlo that dropped In for tea of
an afternoon. More oft,en Olga found
devices tiiat would give her an hour of
Tarzan alone. '
For a time she had been frigh.tened by'
what Niko'Jas had insinuated. ' She .had
ndt thotlght of this big, young man as
anything" more than friend, hu'twith tl)e
suggestion Implanted by thft evil words
of her brother she had grjiwn 6 speculate
much upon, the strange force,- which
seemed to attract ilwr toward "the 'irav-
eye'd stranger. She did not wlshVo love
itiii,-sjiui uitj auu wbii jus iuve. -
She wob much younger than her huB
band, and, without . haying realized -It,
she, had heen craving tlie haven' of a
friendship with one nearer -her'own age.
Twenty is shy In exchanging confidences
w'lthj -to. Tarzan was but two years her
senior. He could understand her, she
felt. Then he was clean and' honorable
nnji chivalrous. She was not afraid of
him.' That she could trust htm. she had
felt Instinctively from the first ' .
Front a distance" Itokoff had watched
this growing Intimacy wyth,niallclous glee.
isver. since ne nad learned that Tarzan
knew that he was a Russian spy (.hero
had been added to his hatred for the ape
man a great fear that he wpuld expose
mm, xie was Dut waiting now until the
moment was propitious for. a master
stroke. He wanted to rid himself forever
of Tarzan, and at the same time reap an
ample revenge for the humiliations and
defeats that he had suffered at hla hands.
Tarzan was nearer to contentment than
he ha'd , been Blnce the peaco upd tran
nullllty pt his Jungle had been, broken In
upon tjy the advent of the marooned Por
ter party. '
He enjoyed the pleasant social lnter-
lumber phoned in Friday
evening after tho yards
(closed. Monday morning) at
11 30, the last of tho 22 cars
rolled out of tha yards, ,
Soma hustle-MJut ,t In tho
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course with Olgas friends, while the
friendship "whlph had sprung Up between
the fair douhUess and himself was a
sburee of hever-ending "delight It broke
In Upbtf and dispersed his 'gloomy
thoughts nhd. served as a balm tprhis
aceratedJicaH. fc j
Sometimes D'ATnbt accompanied him on
his visits to the D CtStfde homo, for he
t,i thnir Itnnwn both Olsa and the count
Occasionally De Cftudpdroppcd tn, but
the mUltltudlndus att&lr&Jt his official
position nnd the neveriendln's demands of
politics kept huh from, riomp usually until
ftle at nlghC " f-
rtokofl spied Upon Tarzan almost con
stantly, waiting for tlifl tlnie that ho
should call at the De foudo palace at
night, but In this he was doomed to dls
nppolnmcht; Op seVofnl occasions Tar
zan accompanied the countess to- her
home after tho opera,, but ho Invariably
left her nt the entraneeWntleh to the dis
gust of thij lady's devoted brother.
Finding that It seemed Impossible to
trap Tarzan Ahrough any voluntary act
of his own. 'nokoff and" Paulvltch put
their heads together to hatch a plan that
"Would trap-lbo ape-man. In all the clrcum-
"How daro yhu say such a thing to
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stantlal evidence of it comnrdmlslng .posi
tion. I
For days they watched tho papers as
well as the movements of De Coudo and
Tarzan. At length they were rewarded.
A morning paper made brief mention of
a smoker that .was to be given on the
following evenlngby tho German Minis
ter. Do Coudo's name was among those
of the Invited guests. If ho attended this
niennt that, he would be absent from his
homo until after midnight.
On the nlsht of the banquet Paulvltch
woited nt the curb beforctthe residence
of the German Minister, where he could
scad the fafcq of each guest that arrived,
lie had not long to'W'nlt before Do Coude
descended from Jv,ts .cat. and paaaidjihlPV
That was enod&hCVPSulv.itehlffiijteJi'ed .
back to. his quarters, . .-whcre'''n6kbftl
awaited him. Thbrpi hey'' Waited ' until
after 11. then Paulvltch' took down. tltV
receiver of theftrfJfilbphone. : He called ,H,
D'Arnott" he nske'dwhen"h,e "had ob
tabled his conne'cllbn., t , -'
-a message tor monsieur iarzan, ir pe
w1I'do eo kind as to step to the tele
phone." , .
For a minute thero waa silence.
"Monsieur Tarzdn?
"Ah, yes, monsieur, this Is Francois
tn the Bervlce of the Countess de Coude.
possibly monsieur .does poor Francois the
honor to ropall. him yes?
"Yes, monsieur. I havo a message, an
urgent message, from the countess, Sho
asks that you hasten-to her at once-sho
Is in trouble, monsieur.
"No, monsieur, poor Francois docs -not
know.; Shall I tell madame that monsieur
wlll.be here Bhorlly?
"Thank you, .monsieur. The goodGod
will bless you."..'
Paulvltch hung' up. the receiver and
turned to crln at ftokoff.
"It will fakehjm'.thlrty minutes to get
there. If yo6 'teach the German min
ister In llftoenDe Coude should arr've
at his home In.-about forty-five minutes.
it all depends upon whether the fool will
remain fifteen minutes after he finds tliat
a trick has been 'played upon him; bilt
Unless I am mistaken Olga wilt be loath
to let him go In so -short a time as that.
He Is the note for DeCoude. Hasten!""-
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and Prompt Shipments
of all kinds of high grade
lumbexliandled by this hduse
have enabled us to build a
business1 in lumber which has
had a .steady and normal ,
growth for the past 27 years.
As an example of the magni
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large organization makes
possible, we would call at
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we handled h. cut of
over one hundred 4nd fourteen-
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FLIES? SAYS THE GRAND JURY Q THE
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f t,,v,,h tTno"tIme Inr-Wng the
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German minister's. At mo a ,.
handed the note to a footman, "This Is
for the Count de Condo. It is very
urgent. Ybu must B8e that It Is placed
In his hands a once, and he dropped a
piece of silver IntoHhe willing hand, or
the servant Then he returned to hla
quarters.
A Kuh,nl tafxi Da CoUdo WOS apotoglz?
Ine to his host as he tore open .the
envelope. What he read left his face
white and his hard trembling:
Monsieur le Count do coude:
One who wishes to save the hohor of
your name takes this means to warn
you that the sanctity of your home is
this minute In Jeopardy.
A certain mrfn who for months him been
a constant visitor here during your ab
sence Is how wlh your wife. If you
go at once to your cbtfntess' boudoir yott
will flndaihem together. ' '
w -A Friend.
Twenty minutes after Faulvltcm) had
called TnRsan, Itokoff obtained aconnec
tlon with XJIga's private line. Her maid
nnswered the telephone which as In tho
eTountcsB boudoir.
'But madame has retired," said the
maid, In answer to Hokoft's request to
speak with her.
"Thla is a Very urgent message for tho
countess? ears alone,'" replied nokoff.
"Tell, her that she must arise and slip
something about her ant' como to l"
telephone, t shall call up again In flvo
minutes." "Then he hung uphls receiver.
A moment later Paulvltch entered.
t'Tho cfiunt has the message?" nsked
nokoff. I
"Ho should be on his way to his homo
by now,',' replied Paulvltch. s
"Good I My lady will bo sitting in hor
boudolr; very much In negligee, about
now. In a minute tho .faithful Jacques
will escort Monsieur Tarzan into her
presence without announcing him. It will
me your sister!"
take a few minutes for explanation's.
Olga will look very alluring In tho filmy
creation that is her nightdress, and the
clinging robo which but half conceals the
charms that the former does not conceal
,at all. Olga will be surprised, but not
displeased.
"If there Is a drop of red blood In tho
man. the count Will break In upon a very
pretty love scene-dn about IS minutes
from now; I think we have planned
marvelously, my dear Alexis. Let us e&
out and drink to the very good health of
Monsieur Tarzan In some of old Plancon's
unparalleled absmtne; not forgetting that
the Count de Coude Is one of tho best
swordsmen In Paris, and by far the best
shot in all France."
When Tarzan reached Olga's, Jacques
was awaiting him at tho entrance.
"This way, monsieur," he Bald, and led
the way up the broad, marble staircase.
Un.another moment hq had opened a door,
ana, u rawing asiue a neavy curtain,
jobsequlously bowed Tarzan Into a dimly
Righted' apartment. Then Jacques van
ished.
Across the room frqm him Tarzan' saw
Olga seated before a'little desk bn which
stood her telephone. She was tapping I'm-
patlently upon the polished surace of
tne aesic. tine naa not neara mm enter.
"Olga," he Bala, "wnat Is wroms?"
She turned toward him with a little cry
of alarm. i s
"Jean!" Bhe cr.led. "What a'ro'you doing
here? Who admitted you7 What does
It mean?"
Tarzan was thunderstruck, hut In on
Instant he realised .a part of the truth.
"Then you did not sond for me, Olga?"
"Send for you at thla time Of night?
BEAI, ESTATE EOB SAXE
CITY
tfl
When you
around the
looked the field
A House
That Is a Home
in the Full Sense of the Meaning
Pleasing: to See Convenient to Live In
o Easy
Price
SULIS STREET 8rBii!
Six rooms and bath, basement
mV: ""'" "iwr neat,
.. v.u .; uu mm u
v.uooiunu una w -p ip
P.J.&JamesT.Whelan
Builders and Owners
J. LOUIS -WEBER
Agent, on
3aa, -
tfW
!
"BOSr"
Gv.
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.
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Mon Dieu' Jean, do you thtaj that I am
quite waar-
"Francois w i -- tVeuble nd
- . . 1 .ImkrtMSII T1M w-- ---
once; tnai
t so
sou were
t .' 4 i- Mm t .
wantea iujj. a ' , . . i?,i.
"FraWrjols? Who in the world Is Fran-
C"H0' said that he WW In four- Bervlce
He spbka as though I should recall tne
Thero Is ho one by ftjTJ utSrt
employ. Some 0) has plaVe d a Joke upon
you, Jean," and01ga iaUghed.
"I fear that It may be a most Binder
joke,' Olga," he replied. "There Is more
hack ot it than humor.'
"What do you mean? Tou do not think
lh"Where Is the count?" ho InlofJ-upted.
"At tho German Ambassador's.
"This Is another move by yur, eJ".
mabls brother. Tomorrow the count will
heir of It. He will question the Servants.
Everything will point 'to-to what nokoff
wishes the count totthlnk;-
"Tho scoundrel!" cried Olga, She had
arisen, nnd come oloso to TArzan. whero
shostood looking up into his face, Sho
was-very frightened. In her eyes waa
an expression that the hunter soes In
those of a poor, terrified doo-puzzieu
questioning. Sho trembled, and to steady
herself raised her hahds .to Ills broad
shoulders. "What shall wo do, Jean7
she whispered. "It Is terrible. Tomorrow
all Paris will read of it-ho will seo, to
that" . ,
Her look, her attitude, her words wero
eloquent of the nge-old appeal of defense
less woman to her natural protector man.
Tarzan took one of' the warm little hando
that lay on his breast In his own strong,
one, Tho act was qulto Involuntary, and
almost equally bo was the Instinct of pro
tection that throw a sheltering arm
aroUnd'the girl's shoulders.
(CONTINUED TOMORROW.)
Inmate ot Home Dies From. Fall
Mrs. Emma Heppc, 61 years old, an in
mate of tho German Protestant Home tit
Fox Chase, .died at tho Jewish Hospital
as tho1 result bf a fall down tho stairs of,
tho homoMuno 23.
OBITUARIES
- MISa MARY p. .WESTWOOD
Bedford. Street Mission JVorkcr nnd
; Teacher.
Children In tho Klndergartcif of the
Bedford Street Mission, today aro mourn
ing the death of Miss Mary 13. West
wood, of 111 West Mt. Pleasant avonuo,
Mt Airy, who taught, thorn for-10 years.
Miss Westwood died this morning at the
Methodist Hospital, after an Ullness of
nearly six montlvj.
Miss Westwood, who was active In
church work, was the daughter of the
lato Rev. Dr. John R. Westwood, pastor
of tho 13th Street Methodist Church. She
Is survived by her mother, Mrs. Caroline
D. Westwood, and four brothers, the Rev.
Herbert W. Westwood, pfl-stor of the Mt.
Airy Methodist Church: Frederick F.
Wcstwoodj John R. Westwood and Fran
cis W. Westwood.
- ' ' "-
Dr. Robert Hdgh Dawbarn
Dr. Robert Hugh Mackay Dawbarn. a
well-known surgeon, -who was awarded
a prize of J1000 In 1002 by the Philadelphia
BEAL ESTATE FOR SAXE
CITY
Penfield '
Lots
Reduced
Without question the blggeat real estate
snap In the. entire country. Just 'about
half of usual prices and merely a email
payment down rest In installments to
ult, And you're only 3 mlnutea to
'OUth St. Terminal 5-cent farei Beau
tiful homes, high-class Improvements.
I'enfleld Station on propetty. Tho very
nearest of all Philadelphia' suburbs.
SEND FOR PEJNFIELD BOOKLET
Clifford B. Harmon & Co.
AQENTS
1437 CHESTJWT STREET
' Take Thlla. and Western at 00th St.
Elevated Terminal. Get oft at Penfield
8 minutes away, Itepresejitatlves on
property every day, Including Sunday.
HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
I
CITX
have traveled
circuit and
over come nnd ate
to Buy
$2650
laundry, stone porWea, refrig-
eeqwic Jigpung, uaa Kitcnens.
on qui Bireet anu rrunKioro.
om ana tne tsouievara.
Premises
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Academy of Medicine for.thn bsgt tTJ
4nal worK in surgery. iiea yesterday ,
his homo in new xotk ne wns w ygi
Old" nnd was at one time profrsoj'
surgery at Boranam unn-ersitp Meia
Bahool. ho was tne autnor of sevei
bopKS orf mcdicai suujccis.
Emit R. JJIcrfrcuntl
gmll IV Bletfreund, who wsj ebnnetli
Church, of this city died yesterday
hl home. S3S Federal otreet, Camrl '
iriTii ! Luuii ua uk iiiain.fi iimh.-
uremia. Ho was well known In musrsm
circles and at ono tlmo had eharrfl
the choir ot -jaivary FrcsbytertlH1
Churcn, jamucii no waa a years o
business. im
.. ii iMf.AlnnT Axr ,.Bi
hUAWfrtti lovlnr renfrmbrance et t?3B
OBNIB C. LfcAMV; who, rtled July 21 isfiJtM
itusnAND And rjfrA!vJr.1JM
QtJKEK. In lovlna; memory ot JOtifi
QUEEN, died Jtuly 2t, 1891. "H
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i lnvtnar rnrttnnrv m v.if'aal
m
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T.AnriKNBLAtBR. SuclJ.nlv. .
-." ii .. T..I- m .".I".Wai
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ion, ai. , w ui7 , ivio, JUART n39
mernlna;. at 11 o'clock, at the sesrtnunu Tr
Oliver II. Balr, 1820 Chestnut ,1 Intrali
orlvat, at west Laurel inn. "waiM
MrrENCOTT. Suddenly, on July;n to,
MAIHH LAMBERT, wife of Edw.M 1
peneott, ased 21 years. Due notice e'f is2
Funeral will be (liven. " ot "8
MAK8llAI,L-On July 10. 1B15. ELt?l.
BETH P.. daughter ot the late -tvnS.i,2
end Frsncet l Marshall. Services .Pi.;1
late realdehce, hear West Chester. P.. !1
Thursday mornln, at 10s30 oclock. Si'SV
ment torlvate. r
MOIIRI8. Suddenly, on July 20. 1J15,
John B. Morrla, Eaa., of BaltlmorMI,!" , 2i
Funeral at VeitburV. U 1., at s J. K
TlA'MAnK. On July Iff mm Tntrw
HAMAQB. HclRtlvea nnd frtendi ot th nSM
lly are .invited to attend the fuMfrS
Thursday nftornoon, at 2 o'clock, from tul
.-. m NnlhHrJ re. . ' J,'
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tlons in a week ......10o twrlin
THIS SIZE TYPE (or like thlsl
Permitted In all classifications except lW
sonala. Boarding, nnd Iloonu. "" "
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Ceven consecutive Insertions... .ICa tnrlini
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DEATH NOTICES either paper
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There is aa drug store near yourfll
uoir.c rnai win accepi icugcr wtnia
ids at olhce rates.
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advertising inserted in tht DaUirFuelh'U4nrl&
is repeated' in the Evening ledgir tns w ' M
aau witnous oauuionoi cnarpg.j
pHii.nNimaR-wiiiiB iri
expertunceJ,
DC two cnuaren, assist ugnt nousewon, 151-
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Phone Oak Lane 7J2.
HOUSEWOHK Wanted
neat white slrl,
over 23, for general housework,
Apply mu aoutn 4tnt
STENOaiiAI'lIEK anil bookkeeper, esp. , llstt
work; short hours; state salary expeciea;
references. E. 032, Ledger uenirai.
WA-wrwn fnr 1 nf Aiieiiat. In Chestnut Hllu
two refined Protestant girls; one for cooklnjlj
omd downstairs work, the other for cnambri
ttorK ana waning tinu m , ntui.rwj
children; only girls with the highest rcfjt;
ences as to cnaracier ana aouiLy ucu uwi
1 417, Ledtrer Of nee.
LDUCATED lady, preferably "teacher, wantedSll
muat Da wining ia learn; yv jj iwMfc,., .&
erencea. L 420. Ledger Office. gB
1,-Vnj.IKII nn1. rftronor-an VI ntfid Where hOUSSfl
. parlor -maid Iv, kept. Phone Otn. .11(11, J
... II tf lir... 1,1.11. ITIl.nA Hf .JBBTS
HOIJSIiW'OUK Colored girt preferred; prlvatl
family; Pocono Mountains for summer. "-Hfl
to. Telephone Spruce i'873. 3
fioysEVVOUK Capable " Prot. woman. , Cjlffl
lloom 230. Pub. Led.. Wed., ID to 12 a. tag
IN'CRKA8S 1-our husband's. Income, Urge Unffl
can nffer an excoDtlonal opporiumiy; E
canvasslnit. L 850. Ledger Central.
..rtr,.N.n ihttvtr fnm LmnnrnrV DOkltloO,
Remington No. 10, used, applicant rauitU
' ?xp., rapia .nt ifv
ii r?.l t7-,, Jrtyi,i.tfuvn N. Jm
no.
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neain
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and ealary desired. 1. 41'5. Lea serOtace. "m
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Stenographers and all other '.oun,,""uSl
Pean-'TIwr C.nlraJ.Bh.tWlll Mm
.ri. An mI nnrf wYBPtiv tha nnenlnz you vawa
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HELP WANTED MA1E
BOY wanted, Protestant, for errands, go.
?ortunuy tor aqvaai-ement. y"V
Igarette smoker desired. H 62. Leg
A , n i in' n ' JatilnlB,B k.n.h rtnnr anil
men wunted for England, six months'
gagement. E 450. Ledger Central
riT iTnlinaf A XT 'Wanla.l n trnnA alt
architectural draughtsman, one who hs
at least 13 yeara' exnerleni-o in aivnu.
draughting, la take charge ot otlca In
must pe especially sinins ut "
v,M,1 nf nlannlnp nn.1 inmi, knoWiei
speelBoatlon writing; must to strUtlyl
furnlsh specimen f designing, also
ences;, stat salary. Aaareas u -.
uince.
vvaon'inMpnn Rftf.r.FnKns
square trade cans. Apply "00 K. M at.
WWfBl
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FURNITURE SALESMEN ftJSM
Positions for high-grade salesmen of'jlB
.perlenca, Apply or address -CflBl
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jStXN FURNITORB SALESMEN M.
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