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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-12
MEDICAL.


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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE, SEVERAL GRADED
Jersey mixers and springers, at
Zoucks' Stables.
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BRICK FOR SALE; LARGE OR
small quantities; immediate delivery;
write for prices. Mckenzie Brick Co.,
Augusta, Ga.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR RENT-KOOAIs.

FOR RENT-kOOMS.
TO RENT. THREE LARGE SOUTH
rooms. with or without board. 1888
West Broad street, near the Union De-
pot.
FOR RENT, UNFURNISHED
front and back parlor; all conYen-
fences. S05 Liberty, east.
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WANTED, SITUATION AS SALES
man; ten years experience on road.
Address p, los East CASTOR. Savan-
nah, Ga.
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WANTED, SITUATION AS SALES
man; ten years experience on road.
Address P, los East CASTOR, Savan-
nah, Ga.
TICAL, EXPERIENCED
bookkeeper, office man and city sales
man wants position; has an establish
ed standing with retail merchants.
Address Madison. Morning News.
YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION
in bicycle or gun repair shop; have had
two years experience; will give good
reference. Alex Stansel. 511 Liberty
street west. Savannah, Ga.
FIRST-CLASS LUMBER INSPEC-
tor wants work; any capacity mill. In
spector. care News.
YOUNG MAN NOW HOLDING RE-
spOnsible position in the city wishes
place as bookkeeper or clerk in whole
sale house. Address L., Box All.
A BOSTON, (MASS.) TEACHER
desires position for the summe- as
tutor. governess or music teacher;
country preferred. Address 'IIoSton. .
care Morning News.
WANTED-mISCE.LLA
-~~-~-~-~-~-~~~~
SAWDUST FREE OF CHARGE TO
any one who will haul it, Mill on
Ogeechee Canal Jarret Bros.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL
property, call Georgia phone 1860
Robt. H. Tatem, real estate dealer,
York street, west.
IF YOU WANT A PLACE TO DUMP
earth, dirt. sand, manure. etc. free of
charge, just at city limits, hauling over
hard road, write or telephone Brown
Bros. corner Anderson and East Broad
streets.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24

til 8aIsen oe ipsr ON aariagen, er
Sparet: Grit"
On sfueipiqer sap ensans en- Ben
fslgenoe Haab:
"Win fiRre - On Salon @bt.
fen foIter omtrent 8 Collars og inoe.
bolber So 9oier til Is Gents. Spis
on abiolut mao briffe, fisb en- Sal.
Ion og inbiRt DIN Some til Sfienfe-
bert. Haar on blir TOR, iaa betal
benbe 10 Gents for en- 9rif, % naar
9riiffen err tom, % be 3 Collars er
betalt, bill bun b. 1878 igien. Sner
Gallon, Oh briffer op, Cir iamme 8e-
pinbit. aoren mao i9tte Benaene
ganfen iaa bum bar roaet for iia og
@srnene, noar on err Bit en- bi9lpe.
los 9ranfer, Ser life lpnaer fam
israe for big ielp, Ianetminbre for
SamiIien. Raar on er fommen Bio,
at ineen reipeftnbeI Ranb pil ia no.
get mer meb big at beitiIe, oilbe Sin
aone maaife ia foat iaapos tiliibe.
at bun funbe Jorge for big, til ben Sib
fonlmer, ba on maa gaa neb / en-
Sranfers @rap." 49, 9r.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24

g~iaeSbnsger 8eIert | Stem Dorf.
Mfnbesmprfet bill bIipc reiit | aocine.
"Ganiferen"s Geoaftion er inc.
til pioere onertaget al Eaitor ". 30.
anberien, @ibors, Q. Taf., Tom Sor.
marh for Gireftionen for 2itb. Vubf.
Souie | Blair.
q. g. So~rnipIo, 2Rrer oeb ben
oanife airfes stolc | 9es Moires. toa
forr. 2srbog Gfsamen Tom "Raiter
Of arts" peo Soma statsuniperiitet.
Gait. Sarah Senien, @Iair, err
"8annepirfe" bIepen faIbet til
Groiesior banif Sproe og 2itteratur
peb gns9ar College / Suthinion, men
oct pibes enbni life, ON ban bill oper.
toae goiter. Bait. Raorup, Gibfoib,
IRIS, er bIeper bnIat til MebIem at
geitpreIien for famine SfoIe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24
Uorife Sfibsforlis / 1901.

2lopbs itatiItiIfe Spgabe oper Be
forifielise isfareube @atieners Sfibs.
forlis UNDER Iaret 1901 er nplig lto-
fommen % gioer BET famine triite gil.
Ieoe al ben norife SanbelsmarineS
Stilins | berne Senieenbe Tom tibli.
sere aar. S9ia 1901 par 0orses
SprItsprocent ben bsieite al oae Sec.
TONERS, nemlie 4.56 PCT. al Gonna.
gen mebenS Storbritarniens. uar
1856 pGt., 3anmarfs 0.S6, Sueriges
2.49 % Spiflonos 1.55 PCT. ;
g9rit por natlrIiapis Sorbolbet for
oe norife Setlifibes ueofommenbe, ibet
5orltsprocenten for oisie gift op ii!
COS PCT. moo t. gr. 2.9S for tpife
% 800 pGt. for bunife Seilifibe, men
ogioo bpao Gampifibe nngnar itaar
Dor 6orlisprocent - 2.1t psf. -
1901 fun tiIboge for Den frarife %
Sen iponIfe - reip. 2.20 og 2.36
PCT.
Ser mar ben til SorIismaabernc,
pier set fig, at i 1901 81 nocife SIT
be bleu abanoonnere6e, at Is iporlsIt
f~orionnOt % at As itranOebe.
SammenIigner maj otsie Ial meo
Sc al andre Naiioner / Oct f~orlsbne
glar liote Sob, timber man, at ingen
9tationS SanoeIsflan0e fan opuiie ct
iaa tort IntaI abanoons; nGrmeit
Rorge fommer / benre Senien6e Ge
forene6e norbamerifanife Stater meo
10 Sfibe, meSenS Storbrttannien mes
ct 4 @ange itsrre antol Sfibe emo
Rorge peo Ibanoon fun table s.
Spuo cen isrgeiisite al ale 8orIis'
mooSer - iporIsit 6oripinoen - an
0oar, itob Storbritornien sperit mco
II Sfi6e; Serefter fommer Norge -
ION anfert - meo Is, Spiflau0 meo
8 % De foreneoe Stater meb Z.
ge6 SEN bpppigite al ale 6orliS'
maaoer - Stranoing - 8it i Def
forls6ne aor SO BRITTLE Sfibc til
arunoe MOB nGpntc As uorifc; ingen
anben 9ationS SanSeISfIanNe bier iad
bsie Sal.
Get operoeien6e glntol f~orliite nor
ife Sfibe par Iaiteoe mcO SrrIaIt,
bporof | garetS ire iioite auartaIcr
BOG fun 1 mcS Bitdpine; transport
AZ aul % aofS frGpeS, ocreiter 81
fleIte Sfrc; iom treble / &Gffcr tom
baIluiteoe Sfibe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24

's'N'N
Toitor 8iIm,an hor orret en-
Srortur / M~inreaycIls. Nar orbei.
Der 2oa ct uarifcIro, "a be'vrrliot
Ytt9Iicr5ieIt oeh Nocfrucf. Wirr.
q. 0Iai Rcriobco, II. Ioboc.
hoIot en- TohtoqcIicsfcit Tor lin npe
Trcit @urieth % Nftcn@ieit for "a.
itor Zee, lem blr bctlcrt WeriQbehcr
en- IrN Batter 9urictb iii so QoI.
lars ~ Roit. Gee en- "guIotroppet
Stot."
I1fcrS 8uiineiS College / Tor.
90 or eli nm GfoIe oprettet NJ Qroi.
&otcr, Der / CONNER reiiqnerebe Tom
9citDrcr for Goncorbio college.
@etbei Rcniqbeb / Winreopo,
lis bar beiluttct al ~paabegpu6e Opfe,
reIicH AZ fin Gtrfa. Eoftor 9ieGonb,
WeHigbebers Brett, bar paotoget ia
at preDe at iamIc 1000 Dollars. Sams
Tabcr, s. u. gjenono, @iroaua, @iS.
couiir bnr til en- @egpnbeIie gtoct
500 9ouars.
Ct. SInf College bar MI 276
StIoenter. gIarbt Sisk orsaniiere'
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24
YrGrienS Saga.
Che sturs of the 9ra:ries. af Sanirl

Che stprs of the gra:ries. gf Snnicl
6. 8iaarb, ~. \. 8anb, RcstaIlp
& Cos SorIa8, Chicago. Sris $1.75
(Yprtp 10 Cents.
Settle er Ell uomGrtet Srenitiuiug al
9torc 9atotas ipiiife @so9rai % 8eoIos
al. beregust baaoe for S.olebru8 90 ri
9rsniug ioreorigt. So9eu bar fcrreiten
aIminSeIig Snteresic p9iaa Ioenfcr nGpn
te Stat. Sen ~inbeboIper en- Rrugee mt
tisc SplpSuinaer % mango fortrinlige
Sauitratloucr. ri faar ptoe, hrorleoes
Steu % SIS bar baot it arbcire at urfsrs
/ eeu iniiFe ubuitlirg al Oct beitrepue
9auotrSg oa meget dncct. bnoraf Der or
roget al lore. gubpcr, Tom or lntrresics
rct / 9~duSbrua pil finoe en- bel Sci
bette SGri, Tom Nc fan 8isre ii8 ii! sfntte.
Sci pilSe nrre spSt, ON Der bleo aiort et
.liencnee grbeiSs. iom Oct. gtr. 8iudro
bar aiprt. FOR 9per Stat ! lluIonen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24

erection College sr i iulo SirticmbsO
belle aaret. On tan tssbune I'll hp,l!en.
iombelt Sio. Specific 8lasler ior @p.
,ommsrs. ssuO eitsr aatalUs S. 6. Ga.
ibrs. erection, @ina
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24
-.'a kirkeHge Sfeneninger 0's-
Sen nprife snnpse.

Ealtur Wtoipen opfatter Snrio.
bers @eilutnins ON aolIotpiltm meo
ben Sorenebe Rtrte, fattet oeS iibTte
aarSmeSe, iaaIeoeS, at Samflreet
life euifer at fouofpere meS oct an.
oct SaufuuS, bsriom bette Iaber
Grot S6miSt SeIt1ge | Gouofoict,
% hon rettcr paa Brof. Stib / benRe
Gag; grof. Shib forioarer fit Stano-
nuufi og pdopeger, at roar Srrooen
fiaer, at ben "bCritiuGr iii 3. 3. q. of
uourpre en- onoen 9ioro | Trof
Sdmibt8 Stsb", iao betpocr Srbet
"~beninHe~ bperteu at forbre eIer in.
beboI6er roget al Ell Sorbring | tit
9eQreb, men fan omfrioes meo
"oucrInNe~.
- Gilbert 2orier 'frtper / &c. 8.
g. ct oorrrt SnoIrg for Sprettelieu
al en- T%rriionSfn8ie for Freiter inber
Sprcoen og iIutter fig al Sjertet til
Gnitor RlIhS GrbefaIing al Sneer.
- Hcpoort % Renhooer Wcrio.
bcSer ieire0e ben 14be Gent. fin 80.
aarS S,rbcIfcit. GoIt. Ct. Eeaue boIbt
SeitprGbifcnen. st Gffrr pna 80
Dollars off I'll Gburh Gxteniion.
@iIo Ricc SpcciaIfoniercns
mfbte oc0 Gois 2ofC Sen iiS'te l10c /
Septcmber. Taitorerne @iGrnion,
ImSoIsruh, Noito6. Gram. @aoIcr
og gLeqen cpIG'te fine FriFtIiqe l1o.
~orbeioeIier, boorooer 7iSfuiion no.
ipnnot Iia.
Iisiionsfeiter afhoISteS I Sf.
tober: I, : 9ious Reni9bc6, Rortb
NPtnreoooIi8. Trof. Stub prGoifc6c.
Offer $22.5O. 9. : GoQerton % &c.
TarInub Weni0beber. Goit. n. o.
Brandt prrbife6e. Eli Hn6remis.
fionen inbFom $40 % SPLIT. 3.
9ortsmo NeriQbco, 9tcb. 4aIt. Gar.
NETS % 1ait. QobI prpoifcSe. 81.
fer $f1.St off til inbrc 9fisiion. 1.
Gbriitiorin Oferiqbeb, Qoitor Guomr.
mems SoIh. Rrof. Sttb prGSifcoc.
0fer $500 til SnbremiSiioncn.
&rof. Stub iqmIrbe en- Contribution
poo 400 0oIInrS til 2llthcr SoIpitol
/ ct. GnuI.
3pe gbonncnter bao airfeti.
herbe inbmcIhc& ito6iQt; fra II Gent.
til Size OF. inSfom Oft: "mrr," III.
fsirr Reboftioner, "bcr err cnSnr
Innot iQicn til Re Iufiuh, 'nm nj mon
hare, hnis "Girfctibcroc" fra Nnt.
cor ifoI hIirp ~uhri6ct."
Baitor 6. Nrhpricn WoScoip.
Sbobo, bar fooct a~oIb$brrn fra 3 AZ
&aitor Snprens Weniqhpher i Snb
9ofoto. Ger or SanbiunIiQbch for.
at han ontoQer anTbet, bo hans SIT.
firms &elbreo freezer en- aIimatfor.
ororinQ.
Ghocitor Wcr~iohch. TnItor
2irncroIbS SoIh. hor heniInct AZ Wc,
riahch&Fn&ien urt lii at ficbr 'nn.
NANCE GXemnlorer al bette NorS
SpnohoIbcrctninQ. al hDcr TamiIic /
Wentaheben IfuIoe foo en- frit. 0rof.
9ron6t tiIfeier: "GPrf. ON mnnoc
andre WcriQheher gior6e Set ommc.
hbor monQc SnrohoIberetrinQpr Scr
och OiIOe bIine uhbre0te. % hpor me.
GET &ien6ifab 90 Hoer for Samfumbet
rtISe bore in6cn bette"
- Rorbre 81. 0etri Weniobeh ff
forIeher ct pnffert Irtcrbiuebc. ma.
let az Gur'moIer @nlfto. til fin
&irte. bCfo'tet al Wcniohcbcn2 aoin.
Ser. Get foreitincr SsiuS pan Gan,
bring mo Dc 10 Disciple til Gmmo.
MS.
GoItor Tpnrcior fra Mirrt. g.
Qot., bar rrIjo oprct i Rcita / Bort.
Iarh Grra. unhcr cit IrQcre RliIc poo
StiueFoo&fnitcn.
gIbion NfoHcmi fcirrhc SEN
14oe 1T. sen ioof,INte "Goucoc.
Sac" IoIcr bolbtc@ a 2foIcr9 Wc.
itUrer n @oitorernt ). N~oluoricn ~
2inrtercIh.
Rrc; @imnrc'tor bar fiobt ct
al be pofrcitc "a bctrrmmcIt ;nnrcNc.
S. r,,;o 10 .r,..:U. On.N %<ry.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24

Sea bar moStasct -SeoielsoaeSbo9cn"
icul Yrrmie meS "Sseorabs Soften" %
finscr Den megst lGreriB ~ irterssiaut.
9sangc Saf for inmmcl SoseI, for iis
icgp er barb en- Sarsaus al -Seeorahs
Soiten" % buree opuuutrs Here at faa
fat | Den. - 8. o. Sersum, Sprtou.
Rout.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24
TnnH &irfcnut.

- Goitor @crtim / Suttinicn,
Wiun~ bar en- &io oGre Ipg % len.
qeIi0qerbe.
Foitor &~irfe8oarS boIbt milo
lin giitebSprpoitcn / e. Sobourc8
Weniabch i Coulter, Soma. % Hutter
MI til 9cttmer. boor han nil bo ; Sin.
ter. I'll @oarcr Fpttcr ban til Eborro
ton. bpor ban bar icrpagtct Ell Torm.
$50 Batter q. g. ScIm, tiSIiGcrc al
Racire, bor meIbt iia no icm @ait. al
Dem bonffe "Sor. airfc".
e. z. Speuoien. hilbert Sea.
SetretGr for &Omiteeu til 8ei8niue
al ct RtnSesmprfe for aiSshe BRO.
fesior 9. 6. Srau6bera. meo6eIer /
"Cmiteren", at guiter er beitiIt Dos
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-07-25
Good Cherries for Eating

1t seems strange that more cher
ries are not raised for marketing
says Meehan's Monthly. The writer
rarely recalls a trip that he made to
Europe some years ago without long.
ing recollections of the luscious
cherries SO plentiful in the markets
there. Throughout Germany and
France no market was without them,
and neither was our little party for
long at a time. By the pound, the
fruit was handled in "cornucopias"
of paper, and was dispensed to hosts
of passers-hy. Excuse for this rarity
in market is sometimes offered that
the robins get the profits, while the
orchardist gets the labor for. his
share. But blackbirds and thrushes
are as troublesome in the old world
bat the cherry-grower finds it pays
to enclose the tree in sailors netting
during the fruit-ripening time.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-07-25
nss,t.-s.-41az sszss,~,
1tIQ|RlE||GGIUI|L|I:II1[ y|R|E.
s9s
THE GRAPE ROOT WORM.
Best Time to Fight This Most De.
structive of All Vine Pests Is
During July.

Grape growers in western New York,
Ohio and other sections are much con-
cerned about the safety of their vine
yards from attacks Of grape root
worms. The adult insect is beetle
about one-fourth inch long, brownish
in color and covered with short gray
ish hairs. The general appearance of
the creature is shown in our picture.
This beetle eats peculiar chainlike
holes in the leaves in June and July,
When disturbed. they fall quickly to
the ground, folding their legs against
their body as if dead. The young OF
this insect is small whitish grub with
a yellowish head, and is less than half
inch long when full grown, as shown
in the cut. They live upon the roots OF
vines and can be found in the soil all
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-07-25
His Friend, The Enemy
@---@-<2=
BY WILLIAM WALLACE COOK,
AatAos q "Rossrs sTAs ey.e Nesasssy.s
'11r. Fitt, AsteoieSse,"
BY WILLIAM WALLACE co,
MxoPs1s.
tcos,nsl. ~, xeAa n.au,e ca,

ETK0PSyg.
CHATTER I.-Qsy Herbert, VIE kes -
herted the tounslte Of Concord. Dakota
vi Visit, ss.ae c i x.v: .Erss. ~:
the Blixsard AID manager of the tewn1ss
$enpaAy,, aad learas OF plan OF psspls Of
county sat frsa coaeerd At ss.Ae ei@e-
sisa. i:avisx Ais land valssle.s. AaS la
asrsss 70 sssrstiy attend . meeting At HAP
between people Of two towns Il very ilttsa
Herbert meet. Wilbur ylsndinEhsa. eYS
s 3 e IA :. IN. tna Of
nsayits. Be becomes suitA fylsallY l1A
they !.1a him to aseegt thor l:s7AehttH
waas Z. AfMT 4. r. yt!.h :.
Ina that evening with them.
CHAPTER III.-Whlle meeting y - ~.
sion nan rnfhss IN AID announces the
but Through ylanGingham's aesistanss
safely leaves meeting and town
CHATTER 1v.-Col DinsIe, panNNef 81
Fart. aIS Mi COT t. ,s.
gathers Astsrminsd to lynch HIM. Nsr-
room q the hotel ana, While they Isssass
his fate. he sscaBsA
GHAFTAR y,-Hsrbsrt dissovvrs MA
suissI e ssss9s Of .issity. Rstsy sys
Ihey are tlsss IN the intArs.t Of lefnsly
CHAPTER yI.-Kssvsr learns Of prsP-
sHoe y Niss vieAdinghan and triad: he
y fer haylnE nsH arrested asd hGa -
hertaEes, but Herbert ny. he will Ah
care Of them and warns Ksevsr net 70 Aia-
cHHFTlR vIl.-n~psz, ssrsss -
ladies and tells thsR they n@ i.As-
fiatslY leave tsvn a. they. hAvs bss1
tn: with With IA 4 si:5 a..
manage to beard . trails fer hens aAl -
caps An AnGry meo. Eotifed BY KsAvsr.
CHAPTER V11I.-f1srbert deAAA - Ny
some slsatisnssrin1 at Amityvills, the asi1
ether town in the county and the vstsA Il
which viii decide the aostsst fog county
CHAPTER 1x.-BAynsy. rrlslA q
Harmony, who has bAsn ArrssteA on ekAfSe
| af thIsAtsRinE life OF Col. kssvsY, =
brought 70 trial AID Judge Wafne, no fffsal
Of the Celonsrs, hnas him 40 fer net
GMXPrER x,-Hsrb.rt receives . isttsr
fssM Miss Vlandipgham asking him to
| meet her nsxt day near q smail lake at
sams time and place 4 dual between kssysf
| lad Dinxls 10 to be fought
CHAPTER xI.-He replies he sannet
| meet her and then goes to place with Petit
bone, the sheriff, who has been ordered to
| watch him tor his evident frisndlinsas with
| the oRsMy, to watch duel Through Ksev-
| er'E prearrangemeni duel Is stopped at last
| moment No sooner have CONTESTANTS left
| than Miss Vlandingham and her friend ap-
l pear.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-07-25

most any time of the year, except June
and July.
The grubs transform in June and the
beetles appear soon afterward, and
their presence is conspicuous by the
peculiar manner in which they eat the
leaves, as shown in the picture, fur
nished us by Prof. NJ. v. slingerland, of
Cornell university experiment station.
The work of these BEETLES can be seen
from the latter part of June until the
leaves drop in the autumn, and the
young vines may be seriously injured.
They usually begin on the lower leaves
and work upward, njuring the tender
foliage as it comes out. Sometimes the
injury done by grubs below ground
in the roots is quite as severe as that
done by the beetle on the leaves. The
majority OF the grubs are found just
beneath the large roots, where they
join the trunk. They gnaw the bark
from the roots and even completely
destroy the young rootlets.
The adult deposits it's eggs shortly
after it energies, and continues until
July. The eggs are laid in small patches
under loosened bark and often several
feet above the roots. Sometimes they
are pushed into the soil about the base
of the vine. When the grubs reach ma
turity they work themselves short
distance from the mnin, root, forming
earthen cells, in which they remain
during the winter until the following
June, when the adults emerge. If the
soil is kept in a loose well-pulverizeel
condition and banked up slightly to-
ward the vine, many of the newly
Matched grubs will be unable to reach
the roots and are thus destroyed.
The soil about the base of the vines
should be kept pulverized by frequent
cultivation. especially during the
month of July. Advantage can also be
taken of the 'possum habit" of the
beetle, and they can be caught on
sheets in very much the same manner
as the plum or peach curculio is cap
tured. Arsenate of lead or disparene
is recommended in preference to other
poisons for spraying foliage, as it will
stick much longer and there is little
orno danger Of burning the leaves with
it. About one pound of disparene ii
50 gallons of water is generally recon-
| mended, and the vines should be
sprayed between June IS and July 49,
| Orange Judd Farmer.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-07-25

Love Is unequally
yok ed with sickness.
Labor Is 1ightened by
love, but love cannot
Tighten pain or relieve
1t. Many a man looks
on at his wife's suffering
willing to do anything
to aid her and able to do
nothing
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-07-25

few moments he cursed his folly for
not doing SO while he had the oppor-
tnpity. A woeful misunderstanding
would thus have been avoided.
81 hope no unpleasantness has re-
suited from the timely aid you gave
those two Sisters of Charity?" said
Miss Betty, demurely.
Il have only pleasure in the thought
that was able to assist them" an
swered Guy, gallantly.
As no spoke he fanoied he heard
noiSe In the underground behind him
and looked around hastily. He could
see nothing to arouse his suspicious
and both Miss Betty and her friend
followed his quick look with question:
ing eyes.
You were about to tell why you
wanted to see me. Miss vlanding-
ham," continued Guy, smothering
every symptom Of alarm and looking
as calm and self-possessed as was pos
sible under the circumstances, 81
don't think you could bo reasonable
il you tried"
"Indeed!" sf4 exclaimed with o
smile. How do you know that I have
not summoned you here to make y
captive of your How do you know,
sir, that haven't horde of Harmony
people at my beck and call, lying in
ambush yonder?"
Guy laughed at the tragic air she put
ON to fit the words.
II am sure there are no Harmony
people over there" he replied, trying
to imagine what the sheriff was doing
by this time.
Nevertheless, you seem very nerv-
ous," said Miss Betty. ut ia getting
late and you are anxious to start
homeward, I can see very plainly. so
will hasten to finish the business that
brought me-" Swapping with the whip
lash at wild rose blooming on the
verge OF sandy beach and prairie sod,
she went on in manner that was cap
tivatingly confidential. Capt. Blue,
one of Harmony's most warlike citi-
zens has organized company of in
vincibles and is drilling them night and
day. There are score of men in the
company and am very much afraid,
Mr.. Herbert, that possessing the
means for some hsadstrong piece of
work will lead to the work being done.
have tried to break up the Invinci-
bles, and to scatter them, but what
can one woman do against 30 armed
men? They have dofied me and declare
that they are organized to protect
their homes at the expense Of their
lives, If need be. Now, Concord is TAX
ing just tho course to make trouble
and arouse the Invincibles to some
thing overt and Desperate. I was go
Ing to ask You to use your influence
with your fellow townsmen and see
II you cannot impress upon them the
expediency Of a more concihatory
course. And now you tell me that you
have no influence! l am very sorry to
hear that, for have grave fears of the
lnvincibles. If only"
Miss Betty was interrupted by q
quavering shout. instantly followed by
fiercer yells in voices of stronger tim
Pre. Guys heart leaped into his
throat and he whirled about in the d.
rection from which the sounds came.
4 This is trap for US, Betty!" cried
Miss Pinkney in startled tones. ooh,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-07-25
He SECURED THE OTHER EN-
ABOUT THE TREE.

mercy! What shall we do7 They're
Concord people!"
Miss Pinkney was right as TIC the
newcomers being Concord people, but
wrong, terribly wrong, in suggesting
such thing az trap.
Bilkins, Glimmer and Pettibone were
dashing across the stretch of treeless
plain straight toward them. They
looked most for,nidabl BILE, especially the
sheriff whose whole manner suggested
the avenging Nemesis of tabled origin.
'And this" cried Aiiss Betty. pas
sionate reproach in her every tone,
"this is your doing, Mr.. Herbert! Your
base plot will fail, but shall never for
get it, never, never!''
She cut her horse with the whip and
the animal sprang away SO swiftly
that Miss Betty's becoming hat was
jerlSed from her fair head and fell tc
the bottom of the carriage.
! AS for Guy, he was stricken dumb in
his tracks. He could say nothing, dc
nothing-simply stand where he was
and watch the carriage disappear on
one hand aud the shouting and angry
trio advance on the other.
What untimely fate had brought
Billins and Glimmer to the sheriff's
rescue and made possible this awful
finale?
| Guy was soon to know.
lT) be- continued
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-07-25
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