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The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26

ITO LIT Large, sunny rooms with board, at
Il 3O7 Cumberland. corner Elm street.
have Just opened this house; everything new
and clean. Please call and examine. MRS.
CULWELL. al
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4 OST Black cocker spaniel dog. has scar
II over right ear. answers 10 name OF Patsy.
Reward will be paid for iniorma ion aiding to
his recovery by JOSEPH MADDO, KS. l2e
7, arl street, city. al
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ITO LET.-Low priced upper and lower rent
Il "a wilmot street. AiID three rents corner
Portland aud Grove streets; Ia good order. In
quire at RINES BROTHERS. 1-i
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mrscELLANEoua

Forty words Inserted under this head
one week for as cents, cash In advance.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Forty words Inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents, cash In advance.
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TOILET.
FORTY words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents, cash In advance.

no LEr--aooo hooks, at the Peoples Circu-
Il latinR Library, 2i7 Congress 81. New books
are constantly being added. About twenty re-
ceived within week. Monthly coupon ickets
2bcents. Pei
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WANTED.

VANTED-Horses to board at North Deer
w ing, in a good warm stahle near the elec-
trio ears. Apply TO l.. J. SMITH, 2s3 Middle
street. POL
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ID EGISTERED druggist Is years experience
h nrst class reierrnce. woGid like permanens
position. Address PHARMACIST. Box 1857,
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CLOCK WON'T CO.

Send postal or bring " to US. We d. only'the
best OF work, and have ma 9 speci liy OF u
fpr years. All work warranted. MckKNNEf
THE JEWELEk, Monument square. Jan26dtf
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26

vVANTRD-To purchase drug store In or
w around Portland that viii give the owner
q good living over and above expenses. Ad-
dress DRU(SG IST, Box 1857. 25i
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A Frank Advertiser.

The advertising man was telling
about queer breaks made by his fell
lowmen. and he remarked: "Phila-
delphia merchants are mighty candid
advertisers. I've always known that
fact. but never saw 1t so strikingly
illustrated as 1 did in the Philadelphia
papers Tuesday. I picked up one Of
the leading papers there and read over
the bargains the big stores had to
offer, and in the middle OF one ad-
vertisement. under the head of hats,
I found this: what do you get
when you buy 81 hat at other stores?
Stuck. Same here, $3.50 or course,
I thought It was break, but got the
other papers and l found the same
thing in every one of them. Just sup
nose a New Yorker was as frank as
that in his advertising announcements,
wouldn't he do a trade. though?-
New York Sun.
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A BRAVE BIRD.
rsss Cesrags Not insoinp.,i.i. With
Nervousness.

rsss cosssg. Not Incompatible With
Nervousness.
! suppose bird Is the brayest erea-
ture that lives. in spite OF its natural
timidity. From which We may learn
that true courage is not incompatible
with nervousness. and that heroism
does not mean the absence of fear, but
the conquest OF IL. Who does not re-
member the INST time he ever ran
across hen partridge with her
brood. AZ he was stroiiing through the
woods In June: How spiendidiy the
old pird forgers herself in her efforts
to defend and side her young. Small
er birds are no less daring. One even
Ing last summer I was walking up the
RistiGouche from Camp Harmony TO
Mowctt's Rock. wher. my canoe was
waiting for me. To fsh for salmon. As
! stepped out from thieket on to
the shinsly bank OF the river spotted
sandpIper teetsr.d along before me.
followed by three young ones.
Frishtened a, frst. III. mother fisw
out . few feet over III. water. But
the pipcrilnss eouid not ny. having
no feathers. and they crept ondcr a
crooked ios. ! rolled the log over
very gently and took one OF the COW
crinE creatures into my hand-a tiny.
paipitating scrap Of life. covered with
soft gray down. and pccpins shriiiy.
like . Liliipu,lan chicken. And now
the mother vas transformed. Her fear
was changed into fury. She was a
bully. . fighter. nn Amazon In
feathers. She few Mt me with loud
cries. dashins herself almost into my
face. I was tyrant. a robbcr. KID
naper. and she called heaven to Wit
ncss that she would never give up her
Offspring without a struggle. Then
she changed her tactics and appealed
to my baser passions. She fell to
tho ground and fiuticrcd around me
as II her wing were broken. "Look''
shc seemed to say. u am bigger than
that poor little baby. II you must cat
something. eat me! My wing Is lame.
I can't ny. You can easily catch me.
Let that little bird so!" And 30
iid. and the whole family disappeared
In the bushes as II by magic. ! won.
iered whether tho mother was sayins
to hersclf. aftcr the manner OF her
Sex. that men arc stupid things. after
all, and no match for the clcvcrncss oi
4 female who stoops to deception In
righteous causc.-Dr. Henry Var
Dyke. .sp
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M.,,r.n ,..,,r..a rln.nr...

The annual report of the Mexican
Central railway has some significant
figures well worth the study Of all
those who wish TO invest In Mexican
securities and Industries The total
gross gain for is:ss was 81 .ag5 .i22. The
bulk OF this advance ON the Receipts
OF issss was made up OF an Increase In
local freight and local passenger busi.
ness. The former showed gain OF
xi.i1a.GsO AMI the latter S.sC9.i,i. In.
i.rnaiionai freight showed gain OF
Sta0.a,,I nnd International passenger
business Of S5c.. II Will bc seen that
the local business was the chief factor
In putting the Mexican Central where
IL could meet all Its Interest without
drawing upon the bankcd.up subsidy
fund as In previous years. The year
1850 was banner year for the gov.
crnmcnt OF Mexico and for the Central
railway.
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AWFUL FAMINE
rhas L. Nov N.kiss Of i.dia One Vast
ChArn~t Pea

That L. Nov Nakiss Of l.dia oae Vast
Charast Pea.
The famine area In India Is about
$50, 900 square miles. and extends over
the central. south and northwestern
provinces. says Lcsiic's Weekly. No
pen could describe its awful horrors.
Some Of the things proved by pho
Biography are too realistically horrible
to be reproduced In any publication.
and We print only few OF
the less frightful photographs
taken by the missionaries. because
many have not believed that such an
awful condition could exist In this CEN
tury Of plenty and prosperity. Ema-
cinted beyond belief. the starving ma.
tiyes crawl to the house OF the nearest
sahib. usually a missionary. to crave
food; but 60 900 mouths have to be fed.
Fifteen dollars year will feed Hin
du, yet even this pitiable allowance
is not to be had. The causes OF the
famine are the failure OF. the crops. the
refusal OF the native princes to allow
their hunting junglcs to be converted
into fertile agricultural regions. and
the mysterious disappearance OF spe-
cial famine fund of s100.000,0o0. col.
lected by the government after the ia.
mine Of 1877. The Hindu is n strict
vegetarian. The low-caste Hindu Is
iatalist. So. when famine stalks abroad
the Hindu submits uncomplainingly.
Day by day he will subsist on less food
until at last, when mere shadow, he
will drag his bony self to RELIEF sta
ton. There he may get food-or he
may not. II not. he crouches in some
corner, or out in the fields. under Code
trees, and awaits the coming of death.
The majority OF the victims are women
and children.
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THE CITY OF PEk'N.
Divided into r~o rsrt.-nuies a.S Re
stTistions.

Divided tsto Tive rsu.-Ruies a.s Ne
stristions.
The city OF pekin is in two sections,
known as the Taiar and Chinese cities.
The former, taking its name froin the
Tatafs who conquered northern China
In the seventeenth century. is nearly
square ana il surrounded by a wall
which is over fourteen miles long. The
Chimes. city WIS originally suburb
and was inciosei in walls in the six
teenth century. This is rectangular In
shape. the walls somewhat lower than
those OF III. other city ani measuring
ten miles in length. In the heart of the
Tatar city is III. inciosurc known as
the Forbidden City" the home OF the
emperor. 10 which no foreigners ars
ndinittei. Around the Forbidden City"
Is lars. inciosnr. known as the In
perinl city. also having high walls and
gates. Foreigners ar- allowed To pass
freely through this section Of the city.
Thr.c lakes ar. Included In the in-
closures which in winter tim. are used
for skating parties by III. imperial
household.
Numerous temples adorn the two s.,-
iions OF the city representing Buid-
hisn. Confuclani-in. Mohnmnie.ianism
and th. large number Of idols Worship
.d by the Chinese. There II mo foreign
concession In f.kin. hut the legations
are situated near together Ia the south.
.rn part of III. Tn,ar city. They were
originally nm. Chinese residences, but
have been rcbuii, To suit the tastes Of
their present occupants. TIL. Roman
Catholics erected thr,c cnthe'lrais. but
have been forced to abandon one. ns II
was located too near the imperial pal.
ugs.
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"Ak..xxn!" She Gasped.

A boys magazine had offered an an
agram for competition among its read
ers; the sentence to be transposed ran
as follows: "Kruger's added policy OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT will puzzle sphinx"
Tommy tried combination after COM
bination, but always failed to utilize
all the letters. At last brilliant
thought struck him, enabling him to
dispose of any superfluous letters.
Here is the solution: with gurgling
cry of 'Akzzzxav Miss Nellie Pullen
dropped dead" The editor awarded
Tommy an extra prize for his ingenu-
ity, remarking that, if the young lady
spoke only English. her death must
have been most painful.'-Stray Sto-
ries.
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THE NATIONAL CONVENTIONS

Prohibition. at Chicago. June q. Is.
1900. Tickets on sale June &c. "a.
Democratic. at Kansas City. July 4.
1900. Tickets on sale July 2. =.
The road to take to attend these
conventions Is the Chicago Great
Western railway. the popular Maple
Leaf Route. with its vestibuled trains,
free chair cars. satisfactory dining car
service. and Its unsurpassed sleeping
car accommodations.
Only one fare for the round trip.
For further particulars apply to any
agent Of the Chicago Great Western.
or address F. II. Lord, G. p. & 7. A.,
l13 Adams street, Chicago.
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CHAPTER ".

Adam Leslie was standing by the
fireplace when Bluebell entered. n
heavy frown on his forehead. his face
bell did not like this mood In her IA
ther: but she had inherited her ia
TIERS determination. and was quite
ready to oppose her will to his.
Take seat. Blucbell.' he said in
n tone OF hoarseness in his voice. She
did so, and he went on: "Mr. Moore
has been speaking about you to me-"
Indeed" said the girl coldly.
Yes. He asks for you rs his wife,
and have given him his answer.
Indeed" said Bluebell again. 81
suppose you didn't think, then, that
had n say in the matter. dad?"
"a say in it," retorted her father,
breaking suddenly into n fury. What
say could you have but that you would
do as wanted? You shall marry Ger
aid Moore this day week, and be safe
ly out of the country before the trou-
BILE begins. The man is n millionaire.
rolling in money! You will go to
England. where money is able to do
anything. and be introduced into the
highest society in the land, where you
have better right than many that are
there. II all had their rights l should
be Laird of Tinlaverstock. as you
know. You will wear diamond tiara,
and drive in your carriage and be pre-
sented to her Majesty. What more
should girl want?"
His fury had blazed up and gone
out the next moment, like lucifer
match, and his tone now was that or
one who summons all the persuasion
and argument he is master of to bring
about desire he is previously anx-
ious for yet tries to conceal.
"And leave you and Aunt Elizebeth
at New Kelso, to be attacked perhaps
by the Boers?" said the girl indignant
ly. "No, indeed, dad. shall 90 no
such thing. Do you think the things
Won sneak of are any temptation 10
me? What can girl like me, VINO
has been brought up among bunaioes
and ostriches, with all the freedom ot
the veldt and the mountains about her'
care for gilded cage in an Ehs-
lish city, even with n diamond tar"
and n carriage? But. at any rate even
If that were u temptation, l wouidh
marry Mr. Moore, not for anythlns
he could give. 1 don't like him nor
trust him." ,,
..But tell you you shall marry nm
grill You must!" exclaimed her IA
ther again furiously. He started from
his position and faced her ms iaoe
almost purple with passion ana ,,,Na
citement, his veins standing o"'
lknotted cords, his lips uiis,oau'
"There's no choice in the matter
you've got to do 1t! have sworn "
Moore vou will be his wife this ia!
week. and you shall!' ao,
"You had no right to promise SUI"
a thing." retorted the girl ina,shan,
ly. Bluebell Leslie was no milk-nnu ,,as,
water. weak -willed girl. to be puil'eu
into such course by her father or any
one else. She had been brought "p ~
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BY II. B. Mssksnlie

dismounted. but somehow his foo,
caught awkwardiy In the s,irrup. and
he fell. As he rose. he saw broad
grin on the face of Sam. His rage.
long at the smolderins point. burst
forth. and. lifting his riding whip. he
struck the boy severely across the
face with IL.
Take that. you black nisser!'' he
said. with an oath. ''and learn no, to
laugh at your betters!'
A great veal rose on the boys brown
face. as he uttered an involuntary ex-
clamntion. IL reached Bluebcil's ears.
and she ran out quickly. A glance at
the two revealed everything. and she
turned on Moore white with scorn and
anger.
You struck my boy! How dared
you. coward!" she cried. her voice full
OF rinsin. seorn and Indignation.
And you dared to say to me what
you did few minutes ago! II I were
my father. I would never let you cross
New Kciso again! Don't touch the
boy again! dare you!"
She turned from him with mex
prcssiblc contempt. and walked with
Sam TO the stables.
Gerald Moore looked after her. mn
ugly line Of anger along his lips.
"'Darcd!'" he repeated to himself
You shall pay for this yet. my LADY,
oh. you shall pay for II with your very
heart blood"
He smiled n smile that had some
thing acndIsh In IL.
Moore remained to supper. II was
rather a gloomy meal. Mr.. Leslie
looked downcast, perhaps suiky. Miss
Elizabeth was agitatcd and anxious.
Only Moore talked and Jestcd rather
more than usual. As for Blucbcll. she
never once looked ut or spoke TO him.
She went to her own room after sup
per and did not know when Moore
left. About nine o'clock Miss Eliza
beth knocked at her door.
Your father wants TO speak to you
downstairs. Blucbcli.''
Now for It." thought the girl. She
opened the door. well. auntic. I'll
go down. l suppose Mr.. Moore ID
awny?"
Yes" said Miss Elizabeth. II won
der why he comes so much to New
kelso. Bluebell? don't like him. las.
sic."
''Nor l." Blucbell answered: but he's
millionaire. auntic. and that goes a
long way with some. Well. I'll &C
down anyhow. and see what dad ha.
to say
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Jack Had Esca ped.

A gaunt, muscular woman OF fierce
mein entered n city hall in Utah
county seat and asked the county clerk
IN find out If one Jack Peters was mar
ried. Search developed the name OF
John Peters, for whose marriage a IL
cense had been issued two years be-
fore "I thought so." said the wom-
an. Married Lie Waters, didn't ne!
"The marriage license is Issued Tor
marriage with Miss Eliza Waters"
yen. Well, I'm Lie. thought fd
ought to come in and tell you that
lack Peters has escaped. San Fran
cisco Wave.
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IIaa Five Knirhthootia.

Sir George White, who has been
made a G. c. v. O.. has now no fewer
than FIVE knighthoods. He is Sir
George White, G. c. B., X. c. B., G. G.
S. l., O. 9. l. E., G. 9. v. o. Only two
other Britiah subjects. not of the blood
royal, have five knighthoods. They are
the marquis of Dufferin and Lord Rob-
erts, and they have but four each.
without their X. P.s. Among COM
moners, who cannot be X. P.s. Sir
George White stands alone. Indeed,
he is the only commoner with more
than three knighthoods.
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Arc You Going East:

The Santa Fe Route offers many cheap
excursion rates East:
Chicago and return, S31 so.
St. Louis and return, S26.5o.
Also intermediate points at one fare
Mus So 90 for round trip. June 11th. 18th.
23rd, July 18th, Goth and August 4th; limit
October 3ist. - m
Philadelphia and return. June 18th. 18th
and 18th, $3.50. Chicago and return. June
2ith and 25th. s295O. Cincinnati and re-
turn, July 9th, 10th and 1ith, $3.50. Kan
sas City and return. July End and 3rd.
$500.
we also have others. If contemplating
n trip do not fail to ask for tickets over
"Santa Fe Route Full particulars fur
nished by local agents or by addressing
j. T.. HALL, General Agent
Santa Fe Route" Denver Colo.
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Tn. r,.,vr,,,, ,.,..,.su.

4 stniisiicinn has proven that the In.
vcntion OF the typewriter Inns given en-.
ploymcnt TO 100000 people. but he falls
to state how many eases OF weak stom-
nchs II has induced. All people OF scd.
cniary occupation need Hosietter's
Stomach Bittcrs. II helps nature TO
bear the strain which ensucs from con.
iincmcnt.
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I.ad,c, C.n Wear shoes,

One size smaller after usingAllen's Foot
Ease, n powder. 1t makes tight or new
shoes easy. Cures swollen. hot, sweating
aching feet. ingrowing nails. corns and
bunions, All dru ygists and shoe stores,
csc. Tyial package FREE by mail. Ad-
dress Allen s. Olmsted. lie Rov. NY.
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p,,r, for such Work.

"New York theatrical agents are
scouring foreign markets for new dra-
r,otic attractions" "They are? Well,
thov would better stay at home and
scour some of the plays they have al
ready secured. Puck.
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or Course.

1--WE are not English: l don't think
we ought to continue to say 'pariia.
mcntary' or 'unparlnmcntnry.
What would you say
"Why. congressional or 'uncongress.
ional'"
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Reminded Her of Home.

Papa-"Are you sure that you and
mamma thought of me while you
were away?" Grace-"Yes: we heard
n man kicking up great row about
his breakfast at the hotel, and mamma
said: That's Just like papa STRAY
Stories.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

A woman who is too near sighted to
see when the buttons are on her nus
hands macintosh can often read Nigh
ty fine print bargain advertisements
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wanted,-Girl for general housework;
COX n month paid to an experienced, et-
Tcient strong woman. Address J. 3. ~
Box 1911 Denver. References required.
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rrd.rmlnr., h, s.luea,lon.

"Thc average graduate always pre-
tends to know II ALL
Yes. and sometimes he doesn't get
over the tendency even when he gets
to he college professor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

"yyb,t Ia n metropolis, Uncle DAM?
"a metropolis is n town where u mar
can wear new yellow shoes without near
Ing them referred to disrespectiui9'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-22

Via Union Pacific. One fare plus 81 from
Denver, Colorado Springs or Pueblo to
Chicago. st. Louis. st. Paul. Minneapo-
lis, Duluth Omaha Kansas City. Mem
phis and Intermediates points. Dates OF
sale, June 1lth. 18th. 23d. July 18th, 10Th.
and August 4th. Final limit October 3lst.
Best equipped and quickest trains out OF
Denver. See your local agent or address
Geo. Ady. General Agent, Denver.
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lido not believe Pso's Cure for Consumption
has IN equal for coughs and colds.-JohS
BOYER, Trinity Springs, Ind. Feb 10. 1000
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aoncy saved In Ono DlrcctIon.

DO you consider finding Il horseshoe n
sign OF good luck?" That's what; ev-
cry horseshoe l find reminds me how
lucky | am not to hnNc a horse 10 boaru..
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,r,,,lbuei.l

-
alt4 BIas5eil. she
~. Straight !H!o his
\ "a, rsa, you "i'aea 81, i'' 70
:, vs,T ls, me tell you
- ~ DO more As long
s : NsE Helso l will
las rot in the least
.,.su > woman neees-
!. x, No one voald ae-
~. hat" cried Moore.
\, lgass bead toward
~, y vas able TO lay
,@r. Blasbsll started
= rllsIrS her hand.
ssal loser tone; "bn.
a ,.s,S women TO save
h,rr o, bur, men would
,tTs Blusbsll. listen to
si,t sat Of the country.
y .s,z saItlns here until
,.,.,t you to accompany
s.,r |, anxious you should
4 s.mzpFthendlnE.
ave the country" she
sss, You are no; OF
laIt t.,n brought up In
.rn An I going TO run
= u sr going TO be In
4, Bss from the Trans
VIZ ,slnk ! have so little
i q, British relations as
s.ss Escfc should ] go!
si,iss, 10 the world. so iiar
,a ~ li,hsE"
d y: Understand me-" said
b !rvs bcsan TO darken.
4 q. 90, notice that. Miss
s.s.a | love you with all
is.,S yUu to be my wife"
M ,Asy xcr ascending had
"a sl,., asander. and swai-
nr and horse before her
vsa uall no; have been
rsasl
iasti 4, the man for n
y. be we're really In
y. a, cnce more he tried To
.! &C sss, she shook IL on
ir .o'se aside.
nv. yOu have taken me by
Mo- for a moment drcamt
e!:s Why. you've only
~ Or three times. But
IA! known each other for
: sOald be all the same.
3, the honor you have
b; II Is quite out of the
% 20, love you. and could
|1.r' site"
v stll she did not see the
c. his face now. He did
y ! few minutes. Perhaps
E-s to conquer himself.
H' aks that as my answer,
Z, be said at last. In the
Il before. Il have spoken
~ you were not prepared
|'Ai rai, until you have seen
2. until he has spoken to
prs your answer then will
e.
= ee different" the girl re-
w, could my father say to
' ''slihgs? You may as well
'i,sseF now, Mr.. Moore; and
u think 1t is because I did
q shat you have just said
'' made such an answer. 1
W! II have hurt your feel
! ant help it. Now I am
w Rover to a gallop: we
. hear home"
WINS InlO action. ana
moment the gallant little
vas flying over the level
sH1 Keeping her seat like
!. !. manner born, her slight
y y. asF reIns held with the
y ~ nrm hand Of a thorough
II was a pretty sight to
SUI rider lit mp by the red
., .i,s The girls whole figure
I,atd In the crimson light,
,.a .a'F touched with the gold
'"0wed, !. There was n look
= ., .nat would have given
1aa, ~,III OF Indefinite fear and
ss s1,Hs mad she seen it. Once
i, ,'su' as II he were mutter-
y 'uiseli' but no articulate
's from them.
not pause until they
, " ~, 'ne avenue Of blue-gum
.. ! 'nen she half turned her
,,1 ,Omlng up, Mr.. Moore?"
,sr re no objection, Miss Les
',s' e'ed In his usual tones.
ons, s no response. and a few
S"' 'nem to the door OF
a, "suFe nf Miss Elizabeth
~. The entrance, brought
Ne sound Of horses hoofs.
VII, "lsh,'hrcl5-boned face
cn5 with anxious fear. '
. SOu, o,.;', you're safe home. my
tcb b,Ar.a'mcd using the ia
nov. word, ~ she was apt
,oan ei''S a Of settlement. "I
,,en ~, able to do a stroke of
,er. I,,A'c,y about you. They
nave entered the coun-
,rnoa '"em. anyway, auntie:
81 up alL safe and sound
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p,,vwrlrht-Then YOU regard my play
ns OF doubtful character. Critic-No. moi
at air doubtful; it isn't fit to be put OF
the stage.
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''Is that man with the proud bearing
an eminent author?" "Oh. no-not this
time of year He must be golf player
or baseball hero"
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lydl. c. p.lA..'s v.ss..h,s cs.essaA

That libo ufsssoslrslRaN00
0aa b0 RGs00d sypo0 0sko
Ns-oof ns0d1oi00 70 f00kJ.
fiod 10 by ~ army 0S
1ra6ofas1 vwosss00 vito hsvO
bsos hslpodk BY II.
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