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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-12-28
ROxDurY.

c. A. Roys was in Montpelier Saturday.
ID. L. O'Grsdy of.St. Adams was at home
over Christmas.
Grin Flint is sick and is attended by
DIR. Winch OF Mortified.
Miss Jennie Sanders OF 9raintree is at
work at WILDER Edwards.
Mrs. B. A. Tllden and Mrs. Louise Hall
were in Montpelier Friday.
Miss RAMA Flint OF Montpelier spent
Christmas at z. 8. Stanton's.
Mrs. L. A. Wilson is recovering from q
severe attack OF heart trouble.
Harry, son OF II. A. E. Richardson, is
suffering from a severe cold and sore eye.
There was a Christmas tree, with sp-
propriate exercises, at the Congl house
Monday evening.
Mrs. B. A. Tilden returned last week
Monday from few weeks stay with her
daughter In Boston.
Miss Lou Worcester returned Friday
from two weeks visit In East Montpe-
Tier, Montpelier and South Barre.
The remains of Mr. Russ OF East Gran
VILE were brought here for burial Satur-
day, Rev. J. r. Henderson officiating.
II. Carl Ellis and wife returned last
week to their home in the West. Their
many friends will be glad to hear that Mr..
Ellis stood the journey remarkably we'll.
II. A. T.. Richardson, who has teen for
the past four months confined to the house
with rheumatism and heart trouble, has so
far recovered as to be able to take a short
drive.
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Mrs. II. B. Fay is reported very i'll.
Nellie Thurston spent Christmas at her
fathers.
Amos Harrington OF walpole, N. H., is
in town.
wellace Warren has moved into VIII
Alger's house.
@. A. Mosher and wife spent Christmas
day in Lebanon.
W. Z. Heath and wife are stopping with
her father, John Evans.
Miss Lettie Roberts visited friends in
Bethel the first of the week.
The library social last week was we'll
pstronized, s15 being realized.
Christmas exercises were held in the
Baptist church Monday evening.
Arthur WEIGH OF the U. V. NJ. Is spend
ing the Christmas vacation at home.
A. II. Walbridge went to Boston Friday
to spend the holidays with his mother.
Mrs. J. Evans is making an extended
visit to her old home In Hammond, N. y.
aionzo Avery has moved onto the town
farm recently vacated by Geo. Doubleday.
Messrs. Potter and SAWYER OF Lowell,
Mass, visited at Charles Porter's last
week.
Herbert Harrington OF Walpole, N. H.,
is quite sick at the home OF bis brother,
George, DR.. Fish attending him.
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South Royalton Notes.
NJ. ]. sARaENT. Local Editor.


Great mark down sale on horse blankets
to close them all out now. MARsToN's.
Till Jan. LIST 10 cakes OF Dome soap, Csc.
lbs. nice soda, 25c., nice early June peas,
&c. per can; best salt salmon, Sc. ID.
MARsToN's.
Two hundred thousand best grades, New
Brunswick cedar shingles just received (;
also |, l Ia and pinch dry pine plank. For
sale by III. 8. Adams. tt
Those nice agate chamber pals, 49c. /;
large wash bowl and pitcher, &c.; covered
chambers, 40c.; good axe handles for rs
cents. MARsToN's.
Remember | make specially OF break
ing colts, clipping and exchanging horses.
All kinds OF horses constantly on hand.
tt A. l.. PAIGE,
For SALE: One work horse weighing
200 los, young, kind and sound, good
worker and driver.
II MARK LovEJoY, So. Royalton.
| will sell at public auction at my
stable in So. Royalton on Saturday, Dec.
30th, 1899, commencing at 1880 a. M, one
car load OF horses, consisting of driving
and workers, weighing from 10 to 10
hundred pounds Wv
ALLEN s. PAGE, So. Royalton, VT.
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East Roxbury.

Mrs. AFRO Boyce, who has been quite i'll
is improving.
John Laid and Chettie Boxer were IL
WilliamstoWn Saturday.
Mrs. Julia Durkee is staying with Mrs
lucy Webster for awhile.
There was no school in the Bowman
district the first OF last week.
Leila Webster is at home from Fran
ingham for the Christmas vacation.
d. l.. Buck was confined to the house q
number OF days last week with rheuma-
tism.
News was received here last week of the
death OF George Fisher OF Mortified after
a brief illness with pneumonia.
Bert Allen arrived home last week from
visit OF two weeks with friends in
Springfield and Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Lizzie Freeman expects to go to
Worcester, Mass, this week, where she
will spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. William Spooner. Her grandson
went there a short time ago.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case OF catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. J. CHENEY n CO., Toledo, q.
We. the undersigned, have known FL.
Cheney for the last IS years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in business tran
sactiNns and financially able TO carry out
any obligations made by their firm.
West a Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To-
Iedo, o. Walding, kinnan q Marvin
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price 75c. bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Hairs Family Pills are the best.
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theiquartette added much to the enjoy.
ment OF the evening.
Roxana c., the aged mother OF f. Z. 8.
and X. x. Abbott, died at her late home
in south Washington Christmas morning.
Just after midnight. She was a native OF
washington and was SO years, l month
and day old when the ummons came.
just 40 years ago last Sunday her husband.
Charles K. Abbott, died, leaving her wit b
TWO small children, the youngest but a
lew months old. Remaining on the farm
where her husband died, she made il the
aim and purpose OF her life to train her
sons TO become honest, upright and use
tul men. In this she was not disappointed
MRS: Abbott was one OF the good, old
fashioned, energetic, kind hearted wom-
en-, at peace with everybody; aud whose
executive foresight always led to the keep
ing OF large stores OF everything ahead.
In her last illness, she was confined 10 her
bed about three weeks. Her thought was
upon God, and during a visit by her pas
tor, two days before her death, she sang in
broken voice few lines OF "Shall We
Meet Beyond the River ?" When the APP
pointed hour came, she closed her eyes and
went TO sleep like a weary child. Funeral
services took place at the home on Tues
day afternoon, Rev. A. j. Eastman offiei-
ating. lnterment was in the little ceme-
terry near the home.
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RoYaIton.

Mss Lucia Skinner went to Boston
Wednesday.
q. A. Emery from Quechee spent Christ
mas at y. G.. Prestons.
Mr.. Remington from Ohio is spending
a week at the Cascadnac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Martin entertained
several friends Christmas day.
Nathan Hale was called to Stowe last
week by the illness Of his mother.
Miss Mary Dewey is home from Lin
coin, Mass, for the holiday vacation.
Miss Ida Lyman spent Christmas with
her brother, A. f. Lyman, at West Leba.
non, N. h. ..
Clinton Rumrlll spent the holiday re-
cess OF Dartmouth Medical college with
his brother, l.. II. Rumrill.
Miss Winifred Richmond from RAN
dolph came Monday to spend a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. e. A. Laird.
Mrs. Barnes and Miss Barnes from Han
over, N. H., were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Il. Rumrillfrom Friday till Monday.
Call and examine the bargains at Geo,
A. Laird's. Nice warm listers from = to
Is less than they can be bought at whole
sale.
Prot. c. s. Denison from Ann Arbor,
Michigan, and Miss Clara Bennett from
Boston are spending a week at Lyman
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Doubleday and
children from Springfield, Mass, spent
Christmas with MIR. and Mrs. &. z.
Doubleday, returning 10 Springfield
Wednesday.
Christmas exercises, consisting OF reei-
tations and singing by the children,
passed of pleasantly Tuesday evening.
Articles from two beautifully. laden trees
made many happy hearts.
The Congregational church will hold its
annual business meeting Friday evening
az half past seven o'clock. This notice
should have been given last Sunday, but
was overlooked. All the members are re-
quested 10 be present.
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For sale.

NV water power, gristmill and meehan-
les shop with good machinery, desirable
property; place and surroundings are of
rsre beauty and railroad is being built
within three miles. Responsible parties
are invited TO examine and put In bid as
intend to sell at once and go elsewhe
Also a tWo-teDement house, new and well
made, with good garden, choice fruits and
beautiful surroundings. Also a sawmiil
situated near an immense hard wood lum-
her tract. 4w Z. A. BROWN, Pittsteld.
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Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on Doc. bottle Of
Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar il it fails
to cure your cough or cold. We also guar.
sntee a 25 cent bottle to prove satisfactory
or money refunded.
II. Q. Allen, Randolph.
w. Il. Blood, Randolph.
j. w. Fargo, Randolph Center.
j. W. Psrmenter, Brooktield.
+. G. Bachelor, West Braintree.
T.. |. Ciafiin, Braintree.
w. Il. Sprague, East Brookfeld.
II. W. Clark, No. Randolph.
A. G. Osgood, East Randolph.
Il. j. Prince, South Randolph.
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I.EGALS.


The undersigned. having been appointed by the Hon
Probate Court for the District OF Randolph commits
sioners. TO receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons against Lucinda N.
Blanchard, late ofBrantree IN said district deceased
HEREBY give notice that will meet tor the purposes
Aforesaid at the late residence OF the deceased
Tuesday, Jan. = 1909, rom 10 o'clock
am until O'Clock D. m OF said days and that six
months ron the 18th day OF Dec, A. ID. 1893, is
the time limited b, said Court for said creditors to
present their claims to US for examination and al
lowance.
Dated At Braintree this l5.h day of Dec A. D..
1909 g. A. CLOUGH Commission
1869 Ell. CHADWICK ers.
B. A. Flint, Admr.
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Royalton Friday, Jan. II, 1900, commenc.
ing at p. m.
W. X. {. the following officers were elect.
ed: Mrs. Lydia Hatch, pres; Mrs. Susan
Hsckett, senior vice; Mrs. Celia Hub
bard, junior vice; Mrs. Juliette Sargent
treas. Mrs. Mary Green, conductor; Mrs
Emma Dyke, guard; Mrs. 5. Ellen Pres
ton, chap.
The officers elected at the annual meet:
ing OF Bixby post for the ensuing year
are j. w. Waldo, commander; 5. M. Snow,
senior vice CON-; Seymore Culver, junior
vice COM; Albert Sargent, Q. M; Henry
Dutton, surgeon; Wilbur Thurston, chap
lain; ID. p. LEISURE, o. D.; Henry Walker,
0. g.; M. J. Sargent, trustee. Appointed,
Nj. j. Sargent Adit
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Brave Men Fail

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
trou bles as well as women, and all feel the
results in loss OF appetite, poisons in the
blood, backache, nervousness, headac he
and tired, listless, run down feeling. But
there's no need to feel like that. }, w.
Gardner OF Idavile, Ind, says: Electric
Bitters are just the thing for man when
he don't care whether he lives or dies. IL
gave me new strength and good appetite.
/ can now eat anything and have new
lease on life"
Only SOC. at Drew 4 Leonsrd's, drug
gists, Randolph.
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North Noyalton.

Clyde Benedict went 10 Woodstock
Monday TO attend his suit that was set
for trial Tuesday.
A small party Of friends helped Hiram
Benson celebrate his birthday Saturday
evening. The occasion was much enjoyed
by all.
Mrs Sc. Woodwork has received some
very fine oranges from her son-in- law,
w. r. Clifford, who has large grove on
Indian river, Fla.
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For Sale.

The farm and mill property belonging
to the Thomas Neff estate, situated in
Bethel Gilead about 12 miles from Ran
dolph and about the same distance from
Bethel, one. half mile from school and
church. A good chance for the right
man. For fu.ther particulars inquire OF
3w A. T. NEFF, Admr., So. Royalton.
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The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Probate Court tor the District OF Randolph. Commits
sioners 70 receive examine and adjust al claims and
demands Of all persons against Phube FArnsWorth,
late Of Braintree, In said District deceased, hereby
give notice thar will meet Tor the purpose o. ex-
aiming and allowing aid claims at the residence OF
he late PhWbe FarnswOrth In the town % kraintr5 e
the st day OF Februar7 and ith day uf june ne *
from l p m. until 4 O'Clock y, m. OF said daYs and
hat six m0s from the 20th dav OF Dee, A. Dsssis the
Ime limited bv said Court for said creditors 10 pre-
cent their claims for examination and sHO"-
Dated II Braintree this 20th day OF December,
A. D.. Ice
1870 A. b. FERRY (
b. A Flint. Admr.
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Notice.

The annual meeting OF the stockhold
initbe National Bank OF Orange eoun'
e. TilI be held in their banking rooms a
Es,lsss, VI. at 10 o'clock a. m, Jan. 8
,aGS Tor the election OF officers for tbs
~ ensuing and for the transaction o.
y yor ether business which may come be
Are the meeting.
i'i' '' II. N. MATTIsoN, Cas- hier,
rhelsea. VI, Dec. 4. Nv
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Notice.

All persons owing me are requested to
settle before Jan. 9th, 1900. Bills not set
tied by that time will be collected.
2W A. y. SKINNER.
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Eczema, scald head, hives, itchiness OF
the skin OF any sort instantly relieved,
permanently cured. Doan's Ointment. At
any drug store. lm
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Chelsea Home News.


vou can buy the standard Diary and
vermont Register at Bixoy's.
TVo hundred thousand best grades New
l.osaieE cedar shingles just received;
b I-oT ia ana pinch dry pine plan k. For
also ~ v N. 5. Adams, South Royalton. II
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DsWitt's Little Early Risers purity the
blood, clean the liver, invigorate the sys.
ten. Famous little pills for constipation
and liver troubles. r. G.. Morton, Ran
polph.
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We VIII Positively Pay You One
Dollar
II one bottle OF Smiths Green Mountain
Renovator does not benefit you in case
you are troubled with any blood disorder,
chronic rheumatism or neuralgia affec-
tions. Ii is endorsed by the best physi-
clans in the country, and is warranted TO
do what is claimed for 1t. Z. r. Evans &Co.
For all pension business send TO j. T.,
Eldredge& Co.. Randolph, VI.
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Neglected colds make fat grayeyards. "
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup helps
men and women TO happy, vigorous old
age I'm
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DR.. Humphreys
r. NJ. Jerd, Prop.

Specifies act directly upon the disease.
without exciting disorder in other parts
of the system. They Cure the Sick.
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Or. Humphreys Manual OF all Diseases AZ your
Druggists or Mailed Free.
sold by druggists, or sent on receipt Of price.
Humphreys Ned. Co., Cor. William John Sts-.
New York.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-06-16

her heavy fur wraps, she stepped
towards them to keep the coachman
from overhearing her words.
II have been up trying to give Henri
bit of encouragement" she began.
HE is almost broken-hearted.> He has
written me, twice to-day to let him see
me. Poor fellow! he thinks ought to
be able with money to do something.
He is like faithful dog. He has scarce
ly touched bite to eat since his master
went away"
Against the white feathery back
ground her complexion seemed almost
sallow, but her eyes shone with intense
brilliance.
IT am glad happened to meet you"
began Hendricks, putting on his hat
again after his head had grown white
with snow.
"You have the opinion of that hand
writing expert" she said; "but even his
opinion will not change mine. The let
ter was written by Mr.. Gielow."
"You were right" answered Hen
bricks, sit was"
"And you now see that-that his
mind was wrong, don't your
Hendricks eyes went to the pave
ment.
II have not a moment to lose" he
said with awkward evasion, land as I
know you would be glad to lend q
hand
"Oh, do, do give me a chance" broke
in the girl eaUerlV
"Well, come back to the studio. l
must have a. talk with Henri, and if you
will assure him that am all right it
will be great help"
''Thank you so much" she said, pre-
.ceding both of the men into the hall
way and to the elevator.
When they had reached the retired
corridor leading from the main hall to
the studio Miss Huntington laid her
tapering, gloved hand on Hendricks
snow-covered coat.
Can you give me one single bit OF
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Bring him back p gasped Henri, pal
ing. do you think if hewas found that
it would go hard with him?"
mo, I do not" answered Hendricks,
reassuringly. ''The main thing now is
to find him."
II didn't think they would blame him
much when they know it ALL" said the
servant. HE was certainly out of his
mind"
Hendricks gave an impatient shrug.
II want you to tell me all you can
about this Count Bantinni. What sort
of man is hep"
never did like him, sir. He seemed
to have such strange influence over
my master. I never could understand
1t. We always knew his peculiar sort
OF ring, and master would make a face
when he heard it.. But it wouldn't be 4
minute after they met till they would
be drinking and laughing together like
close friends"
Hendricks face changed and astranRe
eagerness lighted his piercing eyes.
''Ehat was queer" he said, tenta-
lively. Then, as if weighing his next
question, he paused for two or three
minutes. Finally he asked:
did the count seem to have that sort
OF influence with anyone else?"
He could make you do whatever'h he
wished, sir, and you'd never know you
did it,
you are Joking now," said Hen
bricks, but his eyes were blazing. "How
do you know this?"
Ito he continued
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hope?" she pleaded, in = voice fun Of

hope?" she pleaded. in a voice fun Of
quavers. z ~%@~*1 Il
Hendricks flushed to the eyes.
"Not now-not until can't tell
which way the wind will blow till I talk
to Henri on a certain point
'You are so good and kind" she said,
huskily. IF you do not restore him to
us, I shall always love you for trying
so hard" =.
The restraint he had put on his feel
ings forced a sort of moisture into the
eyes of the detective, and when he
walked on after her he struck one of his
feetagainst the other and he almost fell
Henri opened the door.
II have come back, Henri" said Miss
Huntington. ''These are good friends
of your masters. They are trying to
aid him. You must freely tell them all
you know"
Henri bowed and muttered his will
ingness to comply with her wish as
they passed him, going into the recep-
tion-room.
Hendricks paused before picture IN
oil, standing on an easel. Itrepresented
a thin-faced, black-eyed italian woman
bent almost to the earth under great
load of rags and scraps of paper. Be-
meath the picture was written the title,
"Ambition."
Nobody but genius could have con-
ceived that deep human lesson" he said
to Lampkin, who was at his elbow. 1T
is just like that in life. That woman
is as ambitious in her way as a candi-
date for a throne, and if she were to.
get so cents for her load she would
he as happy as millionaire over a new
yacht. You waste time plying poor
people; they would pity US if they had
the time"
Then drawing Henri into an adjoin-
ing room, Gielow's sleeping apartment,
Hendricks closed the door carefully.
did your master leave any of his
linen heFe?" he asked.
Eyes, sir, nearly all Of it,"
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Hendricks deliberated a moment.

Hendricks deliberated moment.
"Henri,"~ he said, finally, II think it
barely possible that it may throw 4
little light on our case for me to know
somethi ing about the sort of linen your
master wore. Did he ever wear cuffs
separable from his shirt sleeves?"
HE did, sir. It is not considered ex-
actly good form by men of fashion, but
those cuffs saved Mr.. Gielow a lot of
trouble. You see, when he wanted to
give touch to a piece of work while
dressed to go out, or when he had just
come in, he could detach the cuffs in a
minute and have his hands free to
handle the brush without taking time
to get into his knockabout suit
"Ah, l see; and do you suppose, Henri,
that you could identify one of his cuffs
if it were shown to you?"
II think SO, sir; 1 didn't mark his
things, but they were always Numbered
by the same people, and they have a
way of their own for marking the linen
of customer"
what is that?" asked Hendricks, de-
laying the hand he had put into his
pocket for the blood-stained cuff.
'Srhey had different number for
each customer, sir. Masters number
has been 1886 for several years. I'll
show you. Some of his things are in the
next room"
When Henri had gone GU: the detect
i've took out the cuff from his pocket
and examined it. He now saw what he
had hitherto regarded as a manufac-
turer's trademark very number
Henri had mentioned. Hearing the
servant coming, he quickly restored the
cuff to his pocket and indifferently in
spected the articles Henri spread on a
table.
Il am fully satisfied on that point"
he said. "Now. want you to give me
all the information you can, and if l
am able to bring him back he shall
know that you helped"
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we have had three hoaxes attempted on
us. Only It's morning a young man
brought in a linen cuff with some words
written ON it in blood over Gelow's
name. The fellow said he had picked it
up somewhere. One of my young men
questioned him closely, and being sat
:1st1ed that it was joke perpe>rated by
some one on the man who brought the
cuff to us, he let him co.
Lampkin saw Hendricks eyes flash
~1nVoluntarily, and then his face beea me
:impassive again.
What were the words On the cuff %
he asked, indifferently.
'Oh, don't remember l was verv
busy at the time and only heard the
boys laughing about it. It was the worl.
OF a crank. Gielow was made to saw.
something about being innocent and
starving, and confined by bantam
*chlcken or something equally as ride
>ulous."
Line stonelike attitude of Hendricks
as ne listened showed absorbing inter-
est, but in a moment he had thrown it
off and he said, lightly:
Let me see the thing, if it's lying
round"
Denham knocked the ashes from his
cigar.
"4Oh, it isn't worth your notice! We
threw it away. You see, Hendricks, I
don't mind telling you that we have our
case in tip-top shape. No hoax of any
kind can lead US from the work in hand.
I've know exactly where Gielow is. and
VIII have him in the Tombs in 4s hours"
Ali" exclaimed Hendricks. "You
have actually located him?"
,"Beyond shadow of doubt" said
the sergeant, and then one of his men
called him into the other room. It'll
be right back" he said to Hendricks.
'Don't hurry away"
When they were alone in the room
Hendricks laid his hand firmly on the
doctors knee.
MY God!" he whispered, impressive
:ly, II must get possession of that cuff.
1t may now be on it's way to the city
trash piles, and heaven only knows its
Importance. Think of mans fate be-
ing in the hands of such idiotic, boast
ing blockheads. Hush, he's coming! II
you want to learn to lie, listen to me
now. If lying fails I don know what
shall resort to. I'll have that cuff BY
fair means or foul!''
,''sorry to leave YOU" apologized Den
:aam, coming back. .-~>,.
'+Got match ?" asked Hendricks, tax
ang cigar from his pocket and biting
the tip off it. -
Denham gave him one, and Hendrick
struck it on the sole of his boot. Ell:
II was just thinking Of something re