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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-16
sHERIFF's sACE..'i' I''';''

, STATE OF GEoRGfA,u't . esbpt
i. CGUNTYtOFNGLYNNn ati a. am.
NIllI he ls0id before, the -aOsIriohoy4a
door in said county on the first Tues
day il. August next, the same being
the fourth day Thereon, betweenN 9he
= legal hodrs Of sails tha T6fltw1 as"t. 40
r cribed property to wit: alB,i
: That certain lot, tract or parcel
ofS4andY nd'dimpsoEs ,ne'N1s II harGsNl,
lying ands beingisin,thf Gi5N ata E"lsnss
WICK and aeScrihed on SimIq onSD ral
of said city made In the year 1880 as
the northeastern one.thifd 'Sf' HT8w17
Common lot number SO between
W6lf and 1Albahy'streets. Hevfee4rtip-
ON nnder and by. virtue ofjani execntton
issued out of thejUstice, court of the
goth district, &. WI. NGlynh c55infinityii''
Georgia, Yon' the second day 9df shy
1903, in favor of El!s Bowen 5antf'
against Harriet Redding and aYTnsRv,
Raddingw defendants. .,., PRINCIPAL ,$65,
interest $1.S5 and costs. Levy made
and returned to me BY r. s. Pyles
deputy sheriff
Also at the samef' time ana plaR.
the following described pr0bertg'tglw
that certain lot, tract or parcel Of lart
Situate, lying and being in the city
Of Brunswick, and county OF Glynn |
and known and described on Siirnf0nsAI
map of said city. made IN the year
1891, as the northwest - 0ne-fourth /!
of Old Town lot ntimber 40. q I 3eFfeTi
ON as 2the properly r. W ~ RHhg \
OIL al I'M flI5i and Nv I-isfiio NJ : u 1Ikh,
ton issued by II. J. Read, tax CO
lffq2tt tora for state and .c?,qEfY. t4xelts,Vs
for the yeafa 1905 AMOUNT 81 t$ah
$f3.2f, and, Interest and, GosG,~.1 CIV |.
naato and Fbturncd to. .me ,hN r, SB,s.!r,
I'yles, deputy sheriff. ''"N --''''
i Also at The same ytiWepa9@ place
the following aescrIh ,pr2S9 l. -,
ihaf certain. 1T, tract Gr.D,sT9I
situate, lying and being in liz City
IF Brunswick, a7d ,eouNy Qf Glynn
ana in the 9Gth. dlsfrict th'@raof. arG
Epcwq. rs, Lswfa90evHla4 lots RqgAara
tGl to $50 inclusive. same hetp g. be
Lween Cleveland and Treyils -a5.ey- !,
les and Fifth. Sixth and Sevegth. StHs.E
I-evied On as the properly. ef,Ih Co /,
hopkins. under and by Nirtna!ld6 al
:9estor for 5 state and comfy taxes se
lue for the year 1902 Amount of tax
$500 land interest and ooshni heSSF
itaVe' anu Fe'ufhea TO lhe ny i1'''Ao,
les deputy sheriH. 1H """
,Also aI 'the same tilhe anu 'piac@
ne, following descrlbed properly 't8'w . I
nat certain lot, tract or 'parceNef 4aAd
ltuaee' lying ana being' IN the cltyF
4 Brunswick, and county 'ofrrGFynni-
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-16
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SCHEDULE

a Outgoing trains daily except Sui
day ..A
ty. Brurskick, 1900 noon. 9:99 pm
81 .....; Sunday Only.
Ly. Brunswick, 500 a. M, ~ m. 0 pm
5 Outgoing trains daily except Sunday
day:
Ar: Brunswick, $40 a, M, $3.50 p. n
Sunday Only.
IIv. Brunswick 1900 noon. 9;05 pm
q $3.50 .. m.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-16

= CANDY IN PALS, TUBS ANT
BOXES. THE DOWNING CO.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-16

Rememhe: il you are suffering with
Indigestion Kalola is your friefd and
will cure you.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-16

Take, ts'7y and huy halola from your
druggist.
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Cheap Re al Estate.

Cheap Real Estate.
CAT uoahe VFtettfest SoffeA GA 7ttyf IN hiG
+ street; lotsse%asO 1T"tSdf1s house.
pee ssSee; payable $4,000 cash ith1- -,
SO dhe.2t%o and three yeats 6" Der !
ensi istepest Grand opp6ftifhfty Tor 4
bme one,tSe Ttg 4GoM 10 f0of d1GG
For bargains OF al Kinds call on
'smooI Ba6ear'skal tsNbiEFabc?0
-siat L. -hnA-.dlad- .sld2ii oiGiTsis
pug ehtTidsISsei@ Ft6 oYdly s1hddQ
ped at lin Carriers clothes cleaning
Eahl 'aS9RRe1suhHA isd rsIiablaoapS
anti Your woFE,oRbQAe i fssrS al Is4i
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BRIG1T'S7 Of :
DISEA.SEar1d.
D1ABTES;;., ~

ard -deep-seated cases.
Grave symptopsEBqrning. asspsa.
ton In passing urine, frequent desire
toInrinate. the urine is thick and sed
infentary, the whole nervous system ID
disordered, digestion impaired, sleeb
o,aturbed, loss of strength and vigor,
stRart's Gin and Buchu will cure ev.
cry sympDeA.- Dissolve 1f1e gravel,
Lafween the babel Ebuad ue Id.
nefves.
Mucous Discharge difficulty in
IA ms water, ulceratioas, ar;etat5ohs
otftAe ufethra, disagreeable odor of
Ing urine, pains in back, swollen an
hles AID egs, catarrh of the ,bladdsrs
are al ~ ckly end permanently cured
by stasrt's Gin and Buehns q axa4a3
AuShts Dssease-Dry skin, short.
ssh--f breath, urinE defk 1co1ored.
Fhs worse cases cured by.-Stuart's
iM aud Buchu. Pleasant 10 the taste
tRlronghly tested for past 20 years
lhgbf'yale and hospital practice, with
9 Fe1ord of s96 cures of chronic kid.
Icy and bladder .troublss-the kind
aat hauSt8 sfst ed~all other. treaementa
brsgist5 ere exSressgA.OO az 3
sample bottle free by writing Stu.
ar Drug Co, Atlanta. Ga. We have
SCI sae as ! $40 bottle. for tree. ds..
.''e11llQ1- -so~.as.--to apEGEs
a
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e Iadies snd Ken shoes at reason.
nbIe trir6s. 7tnifh Nnwcs el1c
s;rncl ..s .. E..t.....s ...
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~ .9es a4f jtfIn hsnot
cnt - I'M CARA t. re .lo,&a! all
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$780, &c. --,. .------.--- .a t.

For the Best III PuutinR--Iry 4hs
News 'pt once. ,.t
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A FULL LINE OF DOUGLAS
SHOES FOR MEN At j. A. sMiTH's
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a9RoTtes oPs0RA 5HOEsf FoR
AptRSe REST .AM HhEI MAR hEHT
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TO the Consumer. d
| will give the retailersss sfdat ~
have list received 10000 EHitke u A
Rori cftats : real good Sc cigar wbicH
] will *eil direct TO tn consumer a,
s125 perl bog of sn. am sole egen,
for this brand. Til cigar IL worth
81 90 per hoxss 81 ~asbxr why uah2as 9iE'
&C. moro at Suns Sss j s.yotsss9lYssaien Dab
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For grass sheare and lawn Io15ers
.ail at douglas HARDWARE ed A.
Inc sats the .bMt for toe seSstmRS
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y" II VI IT WI > TT -'VI1J o -A15I'EI'
;soR9fA5 GlYNA2 GoUNa2Yganu7a "

This jay 10, 1903. J. Q. Fogler,
.A9lnllniste2tE with .sw4ll "a 4aesea On
estate Of Hannah FauIkr9,, d6cersed.
Krauss G. Shepard,
Attorneys for Administration.
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> Front SAVANNAH: .

rom St. Augustine and Jacksonville.
3zTuun otrR1aHeret449---
\ ia A4isssFrssase.-.S sbR5saI l9s0se Yitz
\ Jacksonville. .s'lil285D IL sop .....
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IL Ia Ei.>------.---------Aa -1iiAg1la !
IN 81 0& ......... EGibuGG1a4 +.
pafyqtoS opt, Sunday. .?DHily sExcspti
londay ,iesIis hlaiiansm ~ ioo1 .dood
II. ACKERT, s. H. -HARDWICK,
General iAsa19aSa, arGdaR, Pas. Agt-
/. Il. i TAA 81 1dte9sa. eat Agt,.
IA Atlanta. Ga ,,,,',-.',.t.
IN a, g ! b %,tANDTER, Ge4s9fia ti+AAs g,aqpt,,
P% d. q i %SJtfaffem st. dPaS%liaE ,Ga1
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= W. II eerrie,
0sherfft Gs1g9naA' egi44dt5 !qg3?2gEftf3s;,s
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GEORGIA. eLYNNsEhuNrY. |

GEORGIA, eLYNkRUNrY.
BY virtue OF ageGG9iiii5 T of the esurt
Of ordinary of zafayysalty. will besold
'a at 9 9qo,1e oq Xxx }Xifst Ttespay
So SsgS aSo saI 1 nBa %, on
sale, the follo8Wg 3ssal dAate FitAato
'Glynn csufAa to-ka:
.flgA{dll the sestatekEalg ieasklAd ittAest
of Flora DAVIS asqeas{Min ana to
that nat traet or ttafesl ofh5fd in Tswn
:, Commons ..11a9 ofsIBtinsf iaf, GedxgIa
, ,,; as srEsstefaa one-liafa of
Town CommSAsE6t1 f3ImRea sixty saven
between StqHewall anf:Yee 4reets.
T,, dsr ms ca Sa3ooo J. RI Eb,
Administra Dor for es5aA OF FloEaxD Ia.
>6is, decdaseI.. ~:
Fghpss & sfsenan3sT
Rtorney "a ministratorj
>StaEDowNINo co. FAVE ics, a
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A SSYSe : Thinsn .,ts n,

>. + ssH6e Il hinsN Ills on >
1t Is said that nothing ia sure ex.
cent dfafh ard taxes. out that is moi
ahogeHBer true. DR. Kings New Dis.
coVerHsfor consumption is a sure ri d
5nr Il lrng and throat tre&Asl
Thousands can testify TO that.S Mrs.
y b. WahMetre o: Saepherdtown. W
Va. fsvf, 81 mad a severe case of
Bronchitis. and for var I tried ev-
inrvthilg II heard of. but got no re
itef. One i'uttie Of Or King's tScw
Discovery then cured me absolutely
IT'S infalhble for Group. whoopira
rnngb aRfip pneumonia. and consuIfss
zion. Try 1t. It's guaranteed. Sold
Nv druggists. Trial hotties free.
Res. nses 3ess1.sgf 11,ro.- 80 :: : :. ,
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stJ55Eg II 9 4f9s t3229 55 sssqn
by virtue of gu exae14ohAssued by
H. 3.TA Read tax collector, 6brt'!sffa4 al
and county-taxes due for-the-ye
El902 amount. nfv tax 1ssA6 and inter
lest and cost levy made aTJt Tet-rr"-
ed to me by r. S. P3e9 deputy She
Eff Iin Z, b Yib IiD ,EFb
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3 FAsDoW'NlNc co. HAVE IoA
5GCe LINE OF TOILET so4Ps
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s.Am,Ihe s,Aassese of ~,hes eo&,S, !
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r Also al, the same, time a4d,dql a "a
sthe following DESCRIBED pGQD 5Yby,ge VII,
that certain let. TRACT Or, parGfl f58hi.1,
situate, lyips aad kain& jim II ,q}gS,
.of Brunswick, ard county OF CIy3n'
"a nd known as-thn- RrcwnrN-i l,..t.f ftte41-
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r.,
\ brunswick ....:: goa 8 40a / Top
lrJack' nville. .NA72AbRf ,s;bgpa7 30p
+ st Aug'tine. l55pl? 4 0Opl
I 4 sd It'd I11Euf YuE M fn. iI,ti'
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bcsldss t0sts. IN6tIoe, OF FeTy' gf5T!en,
to- tenant, in posge4st6n. '''''' ; 19i11Lf
TITS, iJGty$ 1Q- tebsit w; ~. geFhfttes1s =,
ac (SherF Elg49 G5jint!, GeoEgISdoJE
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Outgoing trains daily except Sui
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News Job Ofice-Rest PRINTING
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~ Washinqts&j fBa lt4A5reeyphiIideI.
Hhip4and ,fSeWl N o riodHYO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01
LUXURIANT HAIR.

Marty every girl can have Iuxuriant hair II she
los how 10 cultivate ii properly. but ninety
out Of hundred are ignorant as 70 'le lis.'
methods 70 employ said the hairdresser to Presl-
dent Foosevelt's family. in conversation with
Tribune reporter. while in the city recently Inc
--irciraI thing to look to-" he continued, Is 70
keen the hair and scalp thoroughly clean Ou' no'
oyerdo II For a normal head OF hair shampoolns
once month is quite sufficient II one IS living IN
The country In large cities. however WheTe theIe
g generally lot Of dust and smoke flying around
ebarnnoo twice a month does no harm
Many have a habit OF putting lump OF soas
into the shampooing water. because II MAKES IN
hair fluffy and dries il quickly. I never advise nv
women patrons 10 do that. for the reason thaI II
renders The hair brittle and fades the color. Ire
hest shampoo powder / know Of is the yoIA OF AT
egg beaten in a cupful OF cold or teplH water
This when rubbed well into the scalp by the ups
Of the fingers cleanses the scalp perfecuy' De-
sides acting as a tonic TO the hair 1 may say
however that If il is not washed off thoroughly
With several rinsing waters-two waters. az least
il becomes injurious.
The best way Of shampooing the hair Is al
WAYS 10 turn II the face after brushing II Well
- from the back. Then, when II is washed oi'ide
IL by a parting through centre OF the head. and
let il fan down over shoulders after squeezing
out all the water possible by twisting II tightly.
The hair should never be dried quickly oy sltu Ing
hest wav but trst rub a little alcohol into the
rSots This prevents catching cold Rub the hair
II strands and comb out the tangles beginning
plain cold water is undoubtedly the best tonic
for the hair. and the scalp should Dc massaged
finsers dipped in cold water. 4 gentle pulling Of
the hair against the roots is also a 5000 thng IN
that it stimulates the circulation The nair. too
should be brushed teT Ten mi9It es hsh' ana
ing VIII long sun ,dninr iofion for dandrur
which he claims be effective: one teaspoonfui
% fx ounces Of rosswstT and one
Of spirits Of rosemary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01

reads OF the OF the members, the Possessors
thereof gather themselves together, ind their
money. and. advancing with it 10 the green baize
Plump # down dramatically under NAMES pretty
little nose.
LOOKING FOR DEAD CATS.
And now the president is calling for a report Of
the work OF the last week. He himself. he says.
has reported two dead cats
I've reported three" boasts the secretary, de-
termined TO go his chief one better.
L distributed twenty-seven garbage cards and
read EN- 10 the people gave 'em to-" announces
large little boy.
I spent all cay before yesterday picking up
papers AMI banana skins" says another. and so it
goes Each has done his part toward making this
imperial city healthier and more beautiful place
live in.
And while a lame boy. who had TO be fined one
cent Tor being late tells how by a tremendous
stroke Of luck he came upon two dead cats in one
gutter and three Cead kittens on the roof. Mamie
IS covering all the top Of the green baize table
with groups Of Ave pennies. and presently she an
nounces with qualification that there is s 3s in the
treasury.
What is all this money for?' asks the curate.
Ice cream" the answer comes in a glad chorus
We will now have the entertainment" an
nounces the president glad 20 lay his parliamentary
burdens down. First number. recitation by
Minnie Foster" Minnie Foster is present but
The next minute what with the excitement Of being
urged and eXhorted she bursts into tears This
1hazee Jimmie As preSlQlUs OIlCeI lettS AidN
il is decidedly unparliementary in Minnie TO weep
but as a man his instincts lead him TO rush 10 the
sufferer and comfort her with every means I'm his
power.
In this dilemma he passes to the second number.
a quartet by two boys and girls who. amid
much giggling and the girdings Of the audience
Rgle TO their feet and line UP before the
baize table. Then they discover that they don't
know anything TO sing. Some one proposes that
II they can't manage anything else. they sing a
hymn, and suggests There is a green hill far
away" While they probing the audience for
a accompanist a little girl who hadn't reported
any dead cats volunteers to recite The Bridge"
And she does. And Jimmie scowls fiercely and
scolds his brigade for keeping their word when
they promise TO DO things. and he hopes they'll
have a nice entertainment time. And a mo-
ton adjourn Is IN order. And they adjourn. And
Mamie and the other officers walk out together.
Mamie clutching the collar box very tightly and
everybody feeling hungry. oh but hasn't this
been the boss business meeting" eXclaims Quick
sill Kelley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01

cousness and not the grabbiness that ruies the
crowded streets and offices of this city OF ours
That is just my point" returned the gray
eyed speaker. 1T is only she keeps that arc
matte personality that she can make her way IN
the business world. There is man so british
with impervious business hide as a business
man has expressed II. that he Will not accord a
really womanly a woman VINO does not
forcibly demand anything. but frankly expects or
him his best from any gentleman all ner rights
plus Under the crust Of the crustest Office
fend. the business brute lies that enlargement
Of the main artery which we call bv various names
more or less romantic. but which sooner or later
is bound TO respond to the right touch as surely
water finds its level
Then you think all Janet has TO do in starting
out in the business world is 10 be her own small
sweet self and take for granted everybody else ~
Just nice. and all will be plain sailing
Not. perhaps. plain sailing the reply. not
by any means. az first but in the end she will win
not only a place Of her in the business world.
but the distinction with those who know her-men
first Of all-of being that now somewhat rare ar
tcle in the vorkaday world. thoroughly womanly
woman I've watched both sides. I've seen both
ways tried. and I speak with whole banks OF
statistics behind me
Well. You may be right" said another. as chairs
were pushed back and gloves drawn on; at All
events il IS worth trying. and YOU never can tell
till
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01
OTHER HOLIDAY NEEDS.

ton of the older and younger members In supply
ing the seven hundred bags for the Little
Mothers" Christmas Festival Frank Tilford, who
provided the Christmas dinner for this number OK
children last year, Will perform the same gen
erous deed again at Christmas. The bags are
required 10 hold the Christmas greetings, OF dolls
candy etc. which Mr.. Tilford also provides for
the pleasure and happiness OF these children me
hays should be made of strong material. like
tonne. denim siesa, with drawing strings that
pull both ways. and should not be less in size
than Il by Il inches. These bags should be sent TO
the Little Mothers " Settlement House, NO 20
Second-ave Manhattan, marked For Christmas
T s s" The senders will also please put their
names or initials packages, that they may De
possible for the donors to know that their gifts
have been received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01
COLLEGE WOMEN As MOTHERS.

II IS a matter OF observation that often the cot
lege woman makes the best mother. She may not
be the happiest girl Of her mothers hoc most
popular belle in society the most domestic or
adaptable bride. but when she has children all the
inherited lore OF motherhood. supplemented BY
trained. disciplined mind familiar with facts. -
hers.
The college woman does not 5rupefy her infant
with drugs bind IL with bands OF iron threaded
linen. Feed II with pork-G.at sugar nor dose
10 with he tea dress Il Ike a doll. show
IL or TO strangers She studies the individual
child. and all the lore OF her salad days becomes
Transferred in mother love As her children grow
older the college woman travels on with them eN
uitantiy. finding Joy with every year and
growing young IN heart and symp1tntes as time
goes by. And may be sure her girls VIII az be
COLLEGE girls and her boys all college boys unicss
there are some who are better without such train
ipe ir which case she viii know enough not Co
force the wrong sort Of educational experiences
mon unwilling unappreciative lcarners.-W ON
ans Home Companion
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fairs had taken. Philip did not speak. hue
stood quite stin. sombreIy contemplating my
white face-whits with the pallor born % mental
pain.
Well. is u on" demanded Randall. eagerly.
AS you please" said Philip. shortly. and 10
turned and left us. rejoining his guests.
You accept. Miss DEAN
NY lips felt very dry-so dry had 20 Try twice
before could speak
Yes" I said. at last.
There was nothing else 70 say had
choice. Since the chance was given 20 help
Madam. 70 save many innocent birds rom mis-
cry, what matter that 7. and Eve pigeons. must
be sacrificed My mind seemed % 90 % sleep.
had the odd sensation IN my head which al
ways accompanies this collapse. I found myself
hoping that 7 might not disgrace myself By
fainting after my task dOne--I knew
should not until after. dreaded. with the old
childish dread. the noise that must follow the
pulling Of the trigger. I caught myself pray'rs
TO my father not 70 let me miss
Meanwhile Randall was accompanying ne
across the paddock TO the spot where Z must
stand I was aware that he was paying
compliments. admiring my handsome clothes.
comparing me 70 Diana. knew thar the crowd
of men were betting heavily. that Cray was
staring at me in a frightened way and that
Philip had bitten his bps until they bled
Like automaton placed myself In position.
and received the gun Randall handed me.
Say when you're ready" he whispered.
The green paddock suddenly swung up and
displaced the sky
20 Godr' prayed silently dear Cod In
Heaven. do not let me fail"'
gave the signal
On looking back 1 wondsr-after so many
years spent without practice-how accom-
plished that hard task For I shot the FIVE
pigeons tossed into the September sunshine
shot them so quickly that may dare believe
they did not know what killed them. Poor Hrtls
fluffy. foolish things. They died. but many were
saved.
No applause followed my success; instead. a
strange silence prevailed. I was allowed to
leave without the added insult OF congratula-
tons I walked slowly back to the house
through Keeling universe. scarcely able 20 hold
myself erect or to make my way thither But
poor Madame was so unstrung that she needed
all my thoughts and attention. and little by
little my weakness passed The excitement had
been too much for her feeble health. BY night
she became feveTisn. aud. since Philip with his
friends had left Immediately after the shooting.
the responsibility devolved entirely upon me.
L did not leave her room. and at four in ths
morning she called me 10 her.
II think I shall not live very long. Athena
she said, feebly. Promise that you will stay
with me TO the end L.
could not promise
Through November. Athena" she pleaded.
through November. ma bien-aimeei In that
dreary. sodden month"; shall die Oh. promise.
until then-Athena"-
IT will" 7 said soleunly alarmed bv her
manner.
She sank back. contented. among her pillows
TO be cOntinued)