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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-14
oLYMPICs WON.

The amateur game between the Oily mpics
and Mount Peasants last nieht resulted in a
victory for ths former, 10 3. Keys and
Joyce played good game
Stofs in goal--Alardice 30, Ga;ligan az.
Kushes-Juyce s Chase ], Bowling /. Score
Oympics 5, Mt. Peasants 3 Referee-Hunt.
Timer-Nathews.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-14
getting on with

Jack-iow is your sister getting on with
her singing lessonsI
Cissie-- Well, papa has taken the wndding out
% his ears for the first time today. -Fliegende
Blaetter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-14

Rushes-Cunningham 10, Pierce 8. stops in
goal-Sword 21 LAtions %. Fouls-Providence
: Score-Providenoe \, Pawtucket 5. Referee
-keough Timor-PCrrin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-14

auctioned off Mrs Tina Stone bidding IL
in. She afterward sold 1t Tn President
Mitchell Of the Falcon Wheelmen. Too
much praise cannot be given to the coDl
mites in charge who were designated Dy
the club button set in a rosetts of white
silk.
RHODE ISLAND WHEELMEN.
The Rhode Island Wheslmen held their
regular meeting and annual election of
officers last night. It was very quiet
meeting which contrasted greatly with
those of past years, and was over in short
time. The committee on new quarters
were unable to report fully. The com
mitee appointed. for the usual Xmas
burlesque entertainment were: Dr. Boyce,
Il. A. SeabCry and {. ID. Richmond.
The matter OF an annual entertainment
was brought up, and committee, con-
sisting of Messrs. w. ID. Stope. Il. Lincoln,
III. NJ. Peck, Adolph .Shirley and Walter
X. Boss w2s appointed to consider the ad.
visibility OF holding same.
The following officers were nanim ous-
ly elected: President, Joseph j.. Bur-
lingamc; vice president William ID.
Stone; corresponding secretary, Nelson III.
Gibbs; recording secretary. Elmer Z.
Seabury; treasurer, George i. Phillips:
assistant treasurer, Lee ;. Holden: unp-
tain, Eugene Chesbro; house committees.
Lee :. Holden, Justin Boyce. ID. Rich
mond, II. Cyrus Farnum; Capt. Chesbro
will appoint +. V. Boyuen first
lieutenant Clifford &. Blood
second lieutenant and T. A. Briggs,
buqlei. These men will naturally have
their first run New Years day rs is the
custom.
DAYTON CYCLE CLUB.
The Dayton Cycle Club held it's regular
monthly meeting at their rooms last
night President Brown In tho chair.
After the usual routine business was
transacted committee TO nominate
officers for next year was appointed. con-
sisting of Messrs. Brown, O'Neil. Algier,
Ralph AMI Fits TO report In two weeks.
The election comes of the first Monday in
January. The commit es on pool tour
nameDt Is working hard and expect TO
report in full at the next meeting next
Monday night. The meeting adjourned
early hnd Capt. Walmsley led a large
party To the Crescendo Bazaar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-14
Providence Opera House.

"The Sunshine of Paradise Alley, "
presented at the Providence Opera House
last evening and much enjoyed iy
medium sized audience, does not ooDtri
butte much to stage pabulum, but 1t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-14
Keith'S Opera House.

Military drama is ths attraction ut
Keith's Opera House tie present week.
and Shannon of the Sixth" made its
initial bow for popular favors there last
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-14
TIGERS DEFEATED.
Were Done Up by The Providerce Grays
Last Ev ming.

The Grays and the Tigers had battle roy
sl last night, and u was only by constant
blocking and tho best of triangular plays by
Canavan, Menard and Cunningham that the
boys pulled oUt victory The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-14

The money taken In at a prizenght IL
rightly called box receipts. - PittsbuTg
Press.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-04

pr1Enese. / Msrsg ahSree4y stgeEEe -
take back q -Egts sEe& d gsrsTffng
w01l. entail Z knsTw MgE hssV many
years ~ KStsl Ine&. Bnt. - rp--1vks ghe
other tFtakeTs, ygu shall please yoEr
self. SeAeer ths@G yVu Gs~m most suit
able. we@E theaa- AMI IS y8W still r.
main oksEGrafe. return EAeEM - me
when year enlargement 81 yver Da
nsDEss@ err Eleans ~ De- seen, not ~ l@
buried IS Feather ez1seS - yer aZrge
Believe me ysH VIII ~ ef@tZ@ n
very great pleasure on NV r grT Will
Still haunted ~ . c0mWseg6n EhEr
she mEasT ser ghcse other Ezsrgru gs.
Zana e-EEssgeesI 90 tAe proposal RS W
faG. b1xevsr rhe right - restore rhe
bracelet wEfa tive other raf1gS Then
&9nEevwEgEe ElayefI his BEST trump card
W0uhf she h0nng bis abode By ealing
and fnEyeetlsg fae cglsegrICnf K was
q haxarE1Dgs card 10 play, sad ~ Enew
g. Se~sf-veSpecft q girls % not co1l-
monty vszi9 bachelor cEAmbe-s- ~ve 20
iaspeg1 jewels. he WAS thereEcTe Esgre
prepared foe q refusal than Tor Tire
consent which. with iIfthe hesitation,
ssse gave fer the following a~fteFIO0a
sOEIeTviue was Sufficiently masFer ef
himself to take His Aave with the same
air 0f d~eferenrlal &~snsEIl1ess which 9e
hal maintained rhrDughogE tire inter
view. be did not 80 mmeh g. Intimate
even by a gesture that he expected TO
shake HANDS at parting He took his
departure with she dI<nEiaett courtesy
OF a Mossents ar a C~IBesteT9ed paying
HOMAGE 10 s~Ehc@ESzfuf genius
THAT GaFk-eTed little hDgrf has be-
witcAs1s ne, he m~ErTEHFrsE, when bs
had seated himself IN his coupe Why
sb0UL J not turn the tables ~ hyDEO-
tfzsng-. No. ConfOand X all. That
would o Re fair even IN b0v-s PshAw.
The glitter Of poor N0rS0n's gems VIII
plead nay caEse quite strongly enough,
Or I'm no judge ~ the female heart.
I've a good mind 20 send her that Gta-
mond riTieFe this evening Just To see
II sparkle on her breast at the FolEes
Berger Or shall ! wafty
In the end. prCerastIn2tl0n gained the
day. The rivierc was not
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-04

ut ~ a- Dr. ~
~ = E. - erEr= EEo%
she XtteL sXEert taar - -
rv zsnraHaaLy Ia EHGIE He las
lfa{n " sgzrTa@ very MEetfiT WITH hEs
rag --Ey ev- when E1v. 1eT@-
n1sbeetI ia 8Zyone e aGft I Do En5
t nonf-sG- T1aE liz tie matter
sa0HM cab E5r IA e~EgtaaaERgH I %Eald
rather gaa ssaaft foe & tAan E-L@11
Zana- eyes Eat gTGWn 40 laTrsr1GD7t
~ rAe somewhat batting gfare ~ aa-
saerEGArs tlzTt se evs1d readily 1s1u
A slen. II fS@ 1EEeZe aa1 ~Cm
Ihs k@in= seated M t s-saE rgTE 81
Stalls wa easily -9gtsTa64e. Sic IG~
dfssi. with aTS- EAxr ~ made 10
-lrr % eMsrx to- catch her SE1ee ~ IT.
PEST haF attention. b. merely washed
Ser dEnGin~ WITH very avhtnar inSeEsz.
1u Eatt q the aDpl1E n a 4Hae
Ez0htrTN5ye manner az che eO1etZssgu
" ~aeh effort
MnI ner eyes -r4reAF1 s4-rh@r If@bf
they mIghr hape rzhresI upon = dsr1rr-
~. faep qalTarIng Ia rha e-xe5Fengs-aE "
her presence E0r. with a Lavish 6sre-
gard Of eess azsE A rssNLess gDEtv5o0 q
tie fEtRre- Daft BGIIy anI E1veSF~l rwg
as1A4t1 AffE - EsaA a "a - ~ - &caa44A
obtain a f1i~FIg=0a3 view 81 the stag
AGd 80 far aszrdRrs .ndesd- they |gE-
ns-ssrE Gle same De-rfgrEzace these
two the ESea MAJ who admired Ser,
and -An poor ewIpTI- who hyve1 her.
AE 3 8'eE@E the f9EIggsE- G1T. Jana
having scfEenlets herself, as SIZE be-
geved- to fare tire ordeal with InrIf-
Ged c~Du1DasuT. drove TO S0nzeETslie.z
4kesie 10 the Rue IL SHgesnez. ana in
~srrEetinz the gaaGhnlan 20 await her
retgrE- w4Eka4f bodily lnt1 The EOu5
dz ~~0n@svlb On ghe ALERT f0- hs-
arrival. received her ere she waS wei
past the e0ucisr-s SnGre and cOEFlEssE-
e1 aer - 4 IGlfErns2est
drawing AZ pEealles-
Er - lzteed good 81 yCW 50 cslze
he slL scarcely 41le 10 hlEe a slight
treulD- II AIs E8bee r had h&IF-feAras1
Y0a would forget an ahGEt yogr prom
-. or perhaps. repeat having GlXd@
WIy sae ASKED naGFsIT. 4 see
-s1thIzz 20 repent 0F in SO simple i
matter. EIk TnGs- WLrn ysa that ny
stag mussG ~ - the brest- have %
attend the rehearsal x a new pEeee az
4aff-rasg fhFee
Nhien means that yen cannot sgsEre
more than ten minutes 10 inspect my
eul tDl.~ -aI0faei S0Ezerv5Fle with a
smile wen, I'll not cause Jon 10 be
l1te Here are the trfEkess. All ready
Scr Y0E 20 setec@ FrgEE-
he raised a DeEspspe- "a he spoke.
fFwrn = sEgaII occasional la5te. ugeE
wkfea were iahI cat, 70 thG best aG-
vZEfa=e. the zlFtteriEE c0lt1Ets Ok Er-
zest Nortgn's baz
Isns xas already half-DreTAEess for
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-04

ElGe. reply. TkayR-M ClEn0E spc1& Ir al
positively. The faer 81 ! met this Mr.
S0ErDa many months ? as = %r1lz-r
here In Paris. A certain sort Of IuEE-
macy sp-11z up between "a, which leo
aE10C@ other things. 10 my purchasing
Tie Jewels He let Paris aIms-g i'm
1TeGEzteRy Afterwards. for New YORK.
~ he assured mo There was some
aaE-prDmSSe that Ee EGah1 write ss
Tie from the SraFess bat he has ~
done Sd EE 10 now cfear that I was
c0E1peteiy deceived a. t. his ehar2c-
E@g AID thst E0sE were grossly wTOE-et
H0yeve-. a. Ear As the gems =rg C0G-
cs-rued. I an rich enough I'd So roo
rIgsrari wfthDIE putting The cUunber-
s0Cze machinery Of the Aw Ia nsCti8a
5gzIHsE Mr. Morton TaEe raex- All
Ask n return Is that yDU Viii try and
so& Escn me Nth s0ne Ee=Tee 81 IA
T0r
IL had dawned upon ~S0-eEvEEe that
Zsna wDlh fesE the loss Of Her jewels
far more keenfy than her E0veTs teser-
ton despite her cUntemptuOgS attitude
20 tie contrary; and that IL be- could
purchase her silence 5y sacrificing
11e1a. his wtSest course lag Ia 80 doing
apart altogether from the fzgOrs ne
EAEghe ~rp1$01ably expect from her graf
EE1te- True, they represented IN o
mSEs sum s0r eTsu than the sefE uR-
-1egDti7Eed drafts Bat. where safety
and passion pointed so clearly N one
direction, he was disposed 10 follow
their lead
But he Over+ld the part Even with
Der limited experience, IL seemed an
Incredible u1Ing that, out Of rnere ZEN
eECsjty or 2dmIratiOn,thfs msn should.
apon her bare assertion that they were
rgEtfEily hers offer 70 restore jewels
worth thirty thousand pounds Some
deeper motive be must have. though
what IL was she could not fath0r1. She
would forthwith invoke Josiah Skin
aers aid.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-04

this result " heF visit. but she could
not restrain a start OF excitement On
seeing her fCrrboiings taus plainly
confirmed ~SOmeTvIlte Observed the
sudden movement. bat naturally at,Kgh-
uted II 10 sheer surprise at the ayIenao-
~ the dlsEsay. He watched her from
beneath his pent eyebrows. waiting for
some outourst Of admiration that
should enable him to break through the
barriers Of cold fOrnaglty that had
hitherto kept them apart.
Zana was s0rpIy perpbcxeaI how 10
act. Should she boldly ask him how be
became possessed OF these treasures
or should she maintain a discreet ST
lence until she c0tisd ummo Josiah
Skinner 20 her assistznceg The latter
cOurse seemed by FAR the more pru-
dent. and she would probably have FOL.
lowed 10 but for the discovery Of a ruby
ring h2lf-hidden amon larger orna-
ments. Her color came and went, as
she nervOusiy placed the ring upon her
finger; and she ended By throwing PRO-
dence 10 the winds
II win not ask from whom you OBJ
tanned these things, DIR. SomerviIIe.-
she said, pointing c0ntemptuousiy to
NA@ CgAS1f = a GLJN AAA1LN III
rectly or indirectly, you must have got
them from-Ernest Norton"
Ernest Norton! he repeated. staring
al her in blank surprise. What do
you know about Ernest Norton? You
are mistaken II"
mo, / am not mistaken said Zana.
icily; lit Is not possible that I should
be mistaken, though IL may serve your
purposes TO attempt TO shield him. As
10 what | know Of Ernest NortOnI
Enow b a he gas my engaged hns
band, n that he disappeared upon the
very eve OF III marriage day, taking
with him these jewels. which were
mine. for the ayowed purpose OF pIac-
ing them in a bank for safe custody
You astound mer' calculated Som
eryille, mastering himself by a prodig-
ious effort. and rapidly debating in his
clever brain what course 10 take In the
face OF this staggering surprise. He
saw al once the folly Of attempting TO
deny all knowledge OF the missing
man. n Zana's ncxt words gave hin
a guiding clue.
II have had proofs, which long
ago deemed conclusive" she CONTAINED
bitterly. that he deliberately deserted
me. and did not even disdain TO rob me.
as We'll ! now find these Jewels. once
niiae. in your possession. Am | right
la concluding thar he sold them to
your
S0merville instantly saw hls opoortu.
nifty. and seized IL.
! why. yes be said. speaking with
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-04
CHAPTER XVI (eoptiru.a1

You are very generous" Zana said.
after a pause. but untA this mystery
of Ernest Nort0n's strange behavior is
cleared up, I cannot consent to- prusIt
By your proposal As 20 regarding yoa
with favor II By that yoE mean liking
you 0therw1e than as a stranger who
has shown me a kindness. let me at
once beg you to dismiss the thought
from your mind And now, let me ask
my second question:"
So~Eeryiile ground his teeth almost
audIbIy. Il am all attention. he said,
with forced calmness. This girl was
neither To BE- sisznced bFfbed, Yet
ssIenced, somehow. she must be-
Did Ernest Norton sell you this
ringy she asked, awaiting his reply
with parted lips.
That cursed ruby ringi How well be
remembered removing il from the dead
mans finger, and a disrezarded ina
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-04
CHAPTER XVI.


Zana Rad by this time Q enough ~
the world 20 know that. 10 cgusenFing
to inspect the jewels Of a declared adj
mlreY. In his WI rooms. she YVES doing
a foolish, III not c fColaardy thing. But
deep In the pcesses Of her heart, and
almost rEc1sEsciDusly 20 herself, there
stRl lurkd "A ~glirinSer Of doubt as 10
Ernest N0rtOn's peTfidy: and certain
vague hints let fall by Josiah Skinner.
beforsr she left London The had not
deemed II advisable to unsettIe her
mind once o by telling her the fun
extent Of his discoverlesl. had certainly
not tended to exfinguisb this faint
spark Of hopc that he might, after all,
Eurn out TO have tcen less base than ap-
pearances seemed to prove.
Should she be able TO identify other
articles In the collection Of this Mr..
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-04

~ ~ 41 ANo u cNf Ahl9 AFtf1&W
yOu, Mr.. M0ntm0rency. WeRI
time TO catch the last train b
sailles. I'll explain as We 90 ID
The explanation was simple Il
He left London for Paris that l
ing. upon receipt OF certain nd
ton OF a private nature from Ns|
ford, OF vital cousequcRca RI
young lady. After els fo>1uEa5
counter with Billy. he had easily 4
taiBed that the $40 train from 4
platform was the local running u
sailies- Description OF the two 4
ers and the telegraph had ds1
rest They were at that MONS
Gated ia the Grand Hotel ar Yer2,
as "Dr. SomeryilIe and niece
Thank GodI' calculated lal
rensy.
by the way" said Mr.. Skha4
this Someryi1e should cut Up 4
you won't mind lending me q "A
keep him quiet. VIII your
Not a Bit" replied Montns1
promptly; ..and. though I'm not Z
used TO he. I've still a pretty !
grip Do you anticipate a scufSe']
1T is quite on the cards sS
Josiah, -and. in my profession vi
er overlook such possibilities. ID
here we are ut Versailles. Your ~
10 better than mine. Ask so7
where the Grand Hotel Is, wiz
Ii proved 30 be at no great ~
from the station. AMI, falling OF
fiacre. they proceeded on foot y
had already planned cut his line J
tack, rightly judging that. at :;
hour, q surprise visit was nos !
To be successful. He aScertaines
the head waiter that monsieu
mademoiselle were partaking 81
per in the salon. y
slip these two louis into DIS =,
be whispered to Montmorenc!,
tell him to open the door. annoss'
as three friends of Miss Ciino'U'
retire.
The waiter did as he was bldoeL'
they entered. Josiah skinner uA''
lead !.
Zaaa and Somerville were sea'"s
avis at the table, upon whicn !
the materials of . luxurious -
though. from the fact thar su
toying l~is:ieSsIy with soHe srsI.
he smoking a cigarette, II was
that eating was far enough ava.
the thoughts OF both. SnniersaM's ~
ed a keen glance of surprised ~ \
at the intruders, and then Ose :
feet. III.
''You have made some mistass !.
number OF your ROOM" he sa'a
This Ia a private apartment i,
NO" replied Josiah. grea~
picked by Zana's seeming unca
ness OF their presence; I've ""
mistake, DIR. Somerville.' d
Then 20 what do owe 'ns
sionY' demanded Somervilie'
ly. ss,soN
ITO the fact that Miss GIN, !
with you In this room" was M
II am employed to watch ose'
her ipterests-" ,-..,r1
Employed by whomT in
Sonerville. "a
"Ry herself. have peen -
pIoycd for q considerable IIms Il
Indeed" sneerrd Somerv
pray. who or what are ycur
,Ts b Contsnasd'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-04

some men, circEmstarced az I am,
would End means TO silence you more
summarily- But, luckily or unluckIIy.
for you, | think can reconcile my own
safety with your continued existence.
And now TO complete my work"
FrOr an inner room he fetched a
valLse. from which he ext-acted q small
storage battery and sundTy ealvanic
appliances which he Proceeded to ad-
just 10 Zana's wrists and head. He
tricklsd over ~teaspoonful OF pungent-
smelling liquid between the parted lips,
and then he turned on the current. Al
most instantly. the closed eyelids
opened. and she made gasping efforts
70 swallow the liquid.
do you understand that someone IA
talking to your" he demanded In a
harsh. stern voice, which be main
tanned throughout
Yes" she replied, family.
Look at me-" he continued. 81 am
your uncle, Richard Somerville, aud
you are my niece, Zana Clifford. Don't
forget this"
Il viii remember IT." she said, otedi-
entity.
Come over to this table and write
what dictate" he Commanded
Zana obeyef. and wrote what proved
to be q skillfully-woFded letter of re-
greet that she should be unable TO an
pear again In public for at least n
week. her doctor having peremptoriIy
ordered her a change at the seaside for
that period. This was addressed to the
manager at the Folies neryere.
That's all right" remarked Somer-
vile, as he sealed end stamped the en-
yeiope. "Now you are going with me
10 the Avenue Marigny to remove your
luggage.
Very we'll" said Zana. l~l~tlessiy.
you will tell the people there pSactl
what you have just written, that ron
are going TO TrouyIIle with me. your
Uncle. DO you understand ellen rlyy'
Yes she assented. II viii do as
Jon bid me-"
You VIII answer no questions thar
may he put Leave that, and the n, v.
slest of u G accounts as may be ont.
standing. entirely I o me. LET me helm
ron with your pelisse. Now, come
along"
There was no difficulty whatever NJ
the Avenue MIgny. especially as som
srviile did the taking and merely nm
pealed TO ZaBa for cont irrnatI ou ar HE
The accounts were dulv
paid y the luggage placed ON the
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-04

rs,s " \ coupe. He called again ar rs
0xn rs.srss for A p.~Srtl1anErsnf and the
Falsse Unto which he wss careful 10
rxasx roe exsiry9. and w1As then driven
70 the Care Saint Lazare-
versailles ~ a qEset place Ar this
rfm= y vsar- b. told her. should y0u
Ike to 20 % Fers1ffEs
4 win 20 wherever yOz ensSI1e 20
take ne. she rpplieds &eaFly Il
h.se 10 other VIII than yours
~BmerViIIe had not yet thought out a
definite plan He had a more Or hss
fixed Intention Of securing sOras- 0uT-of-
tnAray cou9r-J hCrLse where he might
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-04

ne dad Why. he o7ly reaa
tonight. 1e
Come, never mind thar
mnrn1ST. sassshingiy. -Esu
d. - up To- It's about Miss ~
cgur7eE
HO~ do y5a know s.a,,.
Becalre 1 Saw thsn 90.
four wheeler this affernsa
The station 1 was clos.
loaf away AZ hour or :
the people cunning and 80,
trains Wen. this cab
ELth luggage, so I guessed
going ON 4 journey"
DB ySG make yOurSa,.
Miss CiI5OrdF
By expecting har 70 taxa
poor fellow Ike mer -ata-q
ooafeMptE0Esiy. Not
Ia have liked u straugIs,s ~
man La that hairy coat. tbo,.sl
Il wish u goodness yOu rs
MOntusoreacy sighed
-Wen
Well I Irisa1 70 G.nGi out
@erl going 80. without i~ettin.j
ne foEcss I'm positive she loaksd
FOR 2A my cs8ttGa, but .,a Es.l
mel- l Couldn't get shs. an
p~AG-pOrters don't label no.
on the platforms. as they 800
but I saw where the gensisr1
the tickets and where their tns
ei from. &C ten minutes cas-,
the station clock
by George Billy, that va,
down smart u pour glris,mss
mG-eIey, quick &c appseclata 4
p~0Tr1nce Of this intUr 9aron /
Mr. Skinner himself cos n b,,
much more under tLp umUI
That's what b. sail .lmsesl
I told aim aSSntezi Bsly
do you know. / seem to NJ
things clearer when she's c0pcl
SO IL seems remarked tAe
drily. How did you cgrae acul
SINNER 4
Tonight, iEst outside the y
where Miss Clifford showss II
reilly. Il Fecugni1ed han al ,sl
when I heard him nauirIng al
Clifford AZ the box office. I pul
By the coatseeYe, took hin ,
and told him what Ia saen al n
wsay station Thinks 7. a sur
friendly with Miss Clifford andl
for her IS worth a dozen Daft M
2 job Ike that.
Quite right Billy" mr1
~MgErmOrgEcy, apprOyingiy Az
I suppose Mr.. Skinner bruug-
here and started or hy himses
low uD tho IEscSy Gi@overyr
Just So said Billy: and 4,
comes n q rare hurry. to tel
Miss Clifford has gore To-"
IS h. spoEc, the sound az n
approaching footsteps In the d
eeased. the door opened. and j
boxing rather warm and 4
stTUdc into the room.
Come along. both OF your l,
n short. decided tones Gha
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pulse, which had come over him, to
huri II far out into the Thames, For
the life OF him. be could not wholly
conceal the emotion caused by this un-
expected question; and. 10 that emo
tinn- Zsna instantly read guilt. Once
nor was the latent tigress D IA
her and a ferce light came into the
dark eyes.
Yes. answered Somerville. as o
as he could trust bis voice; 'he sold n
with the other things"
Ills faiseE' she cried. her sIjrh,
frame ~quivering with passion. Il say.
again tbs false. Eveu were Ernes,
Norton AZ base as his conducf seems 70
prove. he could not he base eponph 70
sell b parting gift Of the woman who
loved him. He neither sold nor gave
you this ring. aad you lie IN sayinv
that he did. And you are iylny abou,
the other jewels, also. Once more 1 ask
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-04
FeIt an a. Could str,.y,s u,u

! Felt a. II ! Could strapgIe HIN.
awaiting Josiah's return. They had
nown each other. naturally enough.
as residents under the same roof. nj
Snagg's Rents.
fou herer' was Montmorency's
greeting. We'll. never mind how or
why. suppose Mr.. skinner brought
you over for some reason OF his ownY'
no. ne didn't" protested Billy. as
though Offended By the suggestion. II
came On my own account long before
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-04
UNPLEASANT H'


/ unpleasant H'
Charles Gayan
IN of the Aust
6a. was once mi
embarrassi
lie occasion pres
|aIes who had |
betty %governIne
Egn in which tn
hnably, electora
oppose said >
\, one Of my SUI
lee Of them" an
wink that it "
aaretand.--pears
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-04

OF P
PE SOLld
)ST OBSTIN|

Pry. Secondai
Finently cured
We eliminate
fstem, so that
return of the
| Parties can
as well as he
land uI.der th
with thos
| here. we will
Ior refund all
! expense of
Pnd hotel bills
MAGIC ri
many year.
fialle Too
fthe history O
8 for BIO
|Peen sought
until our
fs,discovered.
baf ID the
q nb~.:-:
pN obstina]
pnge the wo
fnnot cure.
s0Oo.oOOC1
[,'our uncond,t|
llue s.
m. loO-paa
linn Copper
Env.u Sore ri
Ro..d Sores, u
Ec~"ng, wrft
lOo., 3O7 H.
20 m.
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cOnEze his captive. But n- had aot De-
cislel upon any particular locality, and
1e selected Versailles rs 4 temporary
srgppinGpI1ce, upon the spur u the
moment. and tD Versailles this
St-aageiy-aSsOrTei Tnc@e and niece nc
cOrgtfngly went
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-04

n York City the !,
boplexy has qua'
jrty years.