Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 July 1915 — Page 5

SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1915.

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CHAPTER X—Continued. Now the police had gone from cellar to garret. Koupriane came from the Treba.ssof villa and joined them, Kouletabille followed him. The re-pci-ter could not stand the sight of that body, that still had a lingering warmth, of the great open eyes that seemed to stare at him, reproaching him for this violent death. He turned away in distaste, and perhaps a little in fright. Koupriane caught the movement. -Regrets?" he queried. "Yes," said Rouletabille. "A death always must be regretted. None the lees, he was a criminal. But I'm sincerely sorry he died before he had been driven to confess, even though we are sure of it."

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•Being in the pay of the Nihilists, you mean? That is still your opinion?" asked Koupriane. "Yes." "You know that nothing has been found here in his rooms. The only compromising papers that have been found belong to Boris Mourazoff." "Ah!" "Why do you say that?" "Oh—nothing."

Koupriane questioned his men further. They replied categorically. No, nothing had been found that directly incriminated anybody and suddenly Rouletabille noted that the conversation of the police and their chief had grown more animated. Koupriane had b.ecome angry and was violently reproaching them. They excused themselves with vivid gesture and rapid speech.

Koupriane started away. Rouletabille followed him. What has happened?

As he came up behind Koupriane, he asked the question. In a few curt words, still hurrying on, Koupriane told the rafter he had just learned that the

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presented today. The exterior, with its long, low, sweeping lines, its massive rubble stone chimney, porch foundation and piers supporting the over

arina alone for a moment with the expiring officer. Katharina acted as housekeeper for Michael and Boris. She knew the secrets of them both. The first thing any novice should have known was to keep a constant eye upon her, and now no one knew where she was. She must be searched for and found at once, for she had opened Michael's shirt, and therein probably lay the reason that no papers were found on the corpse when the police searched it. The absense of papers, of a portfolio, was not natural.

The chase commenced in the rosy dawn of the isles. Already blood-like tints were on the horizon. Some of the police cried that they had the trail. They ran under the trees, because it was almost certain she had taken the narrow path leading to the bridge that joins Krestowsky to Kameny-Ostrow. Some indications discovered by the police who swarmed to right and left of the path confirmed this hypothesis. And no carriage in sight! They all ran on, Koupriane among the first. Rouletabille kept at his heels, but he did not pass him. Suddenly there were cries and calls among the police. One pointed out something below gliding upon the sloping descent. It was little Katharina. She flew like the wind, but in a distracted course. She had reached Kameny-Ostrow on the west bank. "Oh, for a carriage, a horse!" clamored Koupriane, who had left his turn-out at Eliaguine. "The proof is there. It is the final proof of everything that is escaping usl"

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hanging roof, together with the harmonizing shingles in weathered or brown stain on root, and sides, is most dignified and pleasing.

From a concrete-floored piazza 26.6x 14 feet, entrance is gained to the large living room, 13x22 feet. At the front of the living room is a deep ingle nook, with wide leather cushioned seats on three sides, the back consisting almost entirely of one great wlncow, giving directly upon the front porch, thus practically throwing the living room outdoors at will. A great fireplace, in keeping with the size of the room, and having a brown tile hearth, adds to the general effect, besides providinganother means of ventilation, which is still further secured by large windows on each side of the chimney.

An archway, flanked by leaded glass built-in bookcases, communicates directly with the dining room, 13.3x15 feet. The whole of one side of this room is of glass. It is provided with a handsome built-in china closet, plate rail, etc., and may be decorated either in harmony or in contrast to the living room, of which it Is a continuation. From the ingle nook there is an uninterrupted ivista of 87 feet through

Dawn was enough advanced now to show the ground clearly. Katharina was easily discernible as she reached the Eliaguine bridge. There she was in Eliaguine-Ostrow. What was she doing there? Was she going to the Trebassof villa? What would she have to say to them? No, she swerved to the right. The police raced behind her. She was still far ahead, and seemed untiring. Then she disappeared among the trees, in the thicket, keeping still to the right. Koupriane gave a cry of joy. Going that way she must be taken. He gave some breathless orders for the island to be barred. She could not escape now! She could not escape! But where was she going? Koupriane knew that island better than anybody. He took a short cut to reach the other side, toward which Katharina seemed to be heading, and all at once he nearly fell over the girl, who gave a squawk of surprise and rushed away, seeming aJl arms and legs.

To Be Continued Tomorrow.

ROTARY CLUB MEETING.

Judge R. Voorhees Newton, of City Court, and William C. Ball, the chairman of the board in charge of the state penal farm, will be the speakers at the next luncheon of the Rotary club, to be held Tuesday, according to the notices which have been sent to the members of the club. Every member has been asked to bring a guest.

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the archway. At the rear of the dining room one door opens on a porch, 7.6x9 feet, while another gives access to a well-equipped pantry, and thence by a broad passageway to a kitchen, provided with sink, range and closet for stores. The pantry is furnished with a cupboard having drawers beneath, and also with a second china closet. By the arrangement of the windows of kitchen and that of the pantry, which opens on the back porch, it is possible

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At The Movies

By Mlqne O'Brien.

One of the features of the Animated Weekly, shown today in connection with "The Diamond from the Sky" serial, is a reproduction of the running of the Latonia only a few weeks ago. This is ty all accounts one of the best pictures ever taken of a classic turt event. Though the class of horses that competed for the $15,000 event was far below the standard, there" was a splendid finish, one of the eye lash kind, between the English horse Royal and the selling plater Tetan. The picture also shows that magnificent morning glory, Emerson Cochran, the no-account skate, viewing the race from a rear position in the procession. This picture had better be good and accurate, for I saw the race.

Beginning Sunday Manager Smith orfers another Fox feature, "Should a Mother Tell," with Betty Nansen, Stewart Holmes, Claire Whitney, Arthur Hoops and Jean Sothern in the cast. J, Gordon Edwards, who directed all of the Betty Nansen pictures, regards this one as his most artistic production.

For screem purposes Richard Harding Davis, fantastic comedy, "The Dictator," has been made even more farcloal than the sprightly play from whicn it was derived. The action starts with a rough and tumble fight between Brooke Travers, the wealthy young New Yorker, and his taxicab chauffeur, over the fare to the spot where his yaoht lays waiting for him. The two go overboard and Travers thinks he haa killed the driver. He then deoldes to sail for Port Banos. On board he changes places with an American consul. Complications of a farcical nature then ensue, action is swift and John Barrymore and Ivan Simpson, as the

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are easy of access, they form three distinct units. A doorway from the diningroom opens into a wide hall directly opposite the stairway leading to the chambers on the second story. From each end of this hallway opens a bedroom, each 12.3x12, and -each provided with clothes closets. Between these, just at the foot of the stairs, is the bathroom, 9x6, readily accessible from any of the chambers on either floor. In a deep recess Just outside the bath-

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room door is a good sized linen closet. On the second floor, opening trom a hall, are three bedrooms, 12.3x14, 15x13 and 12.3x12 feet, all with ample closets, all well lighted, and the front bedroom having a flower Ibox extending the whole length outside of the long, low

resourceful valet, give just the necessary treatment to the rather Impossible scenes in which they figure. "The Dictator" is being repeated today. Sunday's film feature will be a Paramount offering, "The Dancing Girl," with Florence Reed in the leading feminine role. This English play was originally presented in this oountry under Daniel Frohman's dlreotion. Mr. Frohman controls the film rights to the play, with the author, Henry Arthur Jones, as hla partner. Miss Reed is new In the movies, but she has several successes to her credit in the spoken drama. Last season she scored a tremendous individual hit as the heroine in the Russian play, "The Yellow Ticket."

"The Man from the Desert," a threepart Vltagraph drama, with William Duncan and Myrtle Gonzalez, Is in ohe bill at the Varieties today. "Love's Ways," with Edith Storey, is also being shown. For Sunday only, "The Juggernaut," the big railroad film which packed the Varieties only a few weeks ago, is booked for a return engagement.

Miss Marie Laurens, the eolorature soprano, who won the approval of the patrons of the American this week, will sing Hlnshaw Dana's "Salva Reglna" as a special offering' for Sunday. This Is the song Miss Laurens rendered at the state reception given to Cardinal 0*Connell in Boston after his elevation.

Harry Benham and Mlgnon Anderson nre the stars in a Falstaff comedy at the Orpheum today. In "The HeaallnerB," the two-part Reliance drama, Irene Hunt and George Walsh are featured.

""The Lure of the Yukon," a threepart Alaskan film, and a Charles Chaplin comedy is the offering at the Savoy today. Next week will be athdelio

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window. In addition there Is a sleeping porch, 7x14 feet, practically adding another bedroom to the five wltn wnich the house is provided.

The lighting fixtures In the porch, the vestibule, the living room, the ingle nook, the dining-room, ana those borne by the massive square pillars on each side of the archway, form no inconsiderable part of the decorative soheme.

The basement is well lighted anV ventilated. In the extreme rear, unde# the kitchen, is the boiler room, flanked by a coal bin of eleven ton's capacity. This leafves the entire floor space unbroken save by the concrete supporting piers, and preserve closet, vegetable cellar, etc. It may be partitioned off as desired, with no danger of overheating because of too close proximity t.o the boiler room. Clean dry storage space, or room for a work bench may also be had.

Arrangements have been made with the architects to furnish estimated cost of construction or other information desired regarding the house lllustrated. They also invite our readers to make suggestions for plans which they would like illustrated in the futnre. Please address all correspondence to Ashley & Peterson, Springfield, Maes.

week at the Savoy. The champion* who were caught by the camera man breaking the records at Broad Ripple, Ind., will be shown in the act of winning prizes..

Wallie Van and Constance TaJmadge, In a Vltagraph comedy, and Helen Holmes in "A Wild Ride,'* a Kalem drama, are the film stars at the Creacent today.

REORGANIZE THE FELBECX.

Fred Benion and W. A. Downing, Indianapolis business brokers, are organizing a $150,000 corporation to take over the Fllbeck hotel at Fifth and Cherry streets. The lobby will be Improved, running water Installed In each room and $5,000 spent in general improvements. Benion was formerly the manager of the State Life Insurance company.

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