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hand Jury Will Investigate Why They Are Allowed
| N Violate State LaW---Poker Rooms Under Fire

the grand Jury for short time be-
fore the neon Adjournment. Ale.
tfcwstrr vas not swarm e. Hrsfeey
ana told the ahlset the Jury had ~
gailina him. HE stated that he was
merely wanted la reference 20 the
issuing Of auhpoeuaa.
Alleged Violations OF the state laws
regarding the employment OF women
IN places where liquor h sold viii
probably be taken up by the grand
JURY soah. Members OF the iufy hsvs
tsen informed that the state law il
being openly violated and that dives
who~e owners are nightly breaking
the law are being allowed 90 run uus
der police pFatsotion,
There are two large dance halls
and many smaller ones iu Seattle
that are At present being allowed to
run and In which the state law u
being openly violated. Half daEen II
tho places closed their doors Nheti
the grand jury was called and eome
% the prupflutefs took pleasure
trips The eufntque theatrf. near the
cofner ef Firth avenue south aud
Jackson street Is open every nlaht
and employs many women v ho get a
I-rrcantAEe on all drinka they sell
u Is thought that when Thnmas
Clancy was before the grand jury,
Tuesday. he Was Questioned rcxatsfs
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COLORADO
SQUABBLE

DENVER. col. Jan. 2l.--guhrda
have been placed In the house OF
representatives to resist the nntieis
pated attempt OF the Molcott men To
capture the chamber, Hhpiauna have
been taken into the chamber Of dep
utlea, and ON every desk ~ IL pair Of
rcvuiNets. Thirty plain clothes pu=
liccnen are IA the senate aud chuius
Der, haan after the Democrat caus
Gus, which was called Ca order THIS
morning. Teller appeared hnd said
he would not withdraw unless Il be-
came nsreaaafy To- hnrmnniNa the
rattYs The Democrats then went
lntu ifnt session 20 ballot. itapuhs
licana viii probably hold Joint SOS
sion tomorrow
The inint Democratic Heaaion prov
"a q nEAie through the absence Of
representatives, which broke the
quorum There viii be no election
today but Democrats VIII tomorrow
throw cut more Republican senators
10 innufe the election ~ a Democrat,
after which they VII proceed 10
elect
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ms tho concert halls and the means
thpy employed to SECURE immunity
from police Interference. CLANCY "
tuterehtrd IA thu eamiuue theater,
Policemen are the witnesses before
the Jury THIS afternoon fatrelwnh
Wiikea was tho first called after the
Jury rocnnvonrh fatraiman l'os
Count, Mlckman, MeeiurH aud Me-
fheu are also on the list II "
Probable they are Ia testlff a. '"
dance halls and paket foana
Deputy city Comptroller Meise has
hrsn Huhpusnhed to appear hefnfv
the grand Jury and hfias with him
lall city records regarding saloon
/ licenses Tor the past two wars
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iainri In tho laughter which Follows,
tbs last sally
QUAY then sent q handis - tai~.
Nrauns 10 tha desk. issiofnlng the orns
athsss statehood htit ard ASKED thar
they b printed IN the R~car4 18th.
pns rSa3fns Lodge teusn n.irf the
res3inx. a. also dtf B<Frftffxs and
Sean The reading had prs-cse<ia-i
= fse inmates When Quay f~s1snsiesl
thaf y stop. ana the shzsir ssssfsin<d
him bnruhana then saak the f.,,s
ard eoneiru~d hss ass~=rh IN sprc-i-
tian o. The hfll
WARRINGTON. u. e. Jan "a
The members - the naval commit.
tee this afternoon allowed the name
q tire man Via IL alHsxesf 10 have ap-
preached faes-ier with an ofres % 81. :
ees for the purpss@r - a brfb~. 60 be-
come publ,c. II - fs~paty f4nprrfn-
tsfeisnt ~ Elections IAsbiin of New
fefk- ArcorsiinE % f.aesseFss story
90 the COMMITTEES. poblin claimed "a
rsptes~nf onixs.
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For ssls-Farms and Lands

itft,F AM 4 WV hAHaAi~s
nAlnY PAM 80 ssrss. rirh river ,a,.
torn land ~ miller frfau Ssanie. nil
feared Ant efset fenced funning nairf
- won nsid. large NV hanSr. hsrn
nastat - fafminr iushisfsanisi efsasn 80.
afatar, 90 heal - fHtfia " Yaa SAINT !,
dairg fsftn. dout fan o 80 thi. pia1s
ONE or rnE nfssT toe sarms In shs
valley, bali = mills ffeta stallion ~ fhs
fniffuftan an nuu valley land. fenced
and erlss.fsnccf a-ft=sHs hapst. large
barn 5000 y. ua
nfeH ALDER plT-rpa LAND 40 aorcs.
= ffirfnfri. srrf conveniently infstnsi.
l4fes.sii hunas. barn, Large hop hauee
which oosi sisea nrisa sk2e
STOCK nANfII tao acres. half bottom
lant heisnce ana'i upland. z nts ersets.
uhari. small fruits. seeza
STOCK RANCH aafsa. a. ragteia iand.
naianee riaHf 1rianli. - acres riuuei
q rssi rasture. raaninz ssfer a-roara
fsdHsri harna. VI faHsn within a eesh
viii ssh fct rsei
elfoler wArEnriiuSr ON THE
Hui SNaaH acres. E|asH fiaf inam soil.
nlse SANDY beach. affan haffza nna or
ehanii cove ghirtsaat laf uiataf. Al
tinds ~ iIsls hnHsshaid fuHHl,ure. rooi
fawhuai. nica eraek spring Nater pipod
20 house tifno
,frpr ~ eo1b Sa ,'y ~ acre.. Hsh.
Ietai land. Tow minutes waik from a.
fiaf stores poafoniee and Eaufi ahroi 2
Haffa cleared. balance an partly firafsd
neai cottage small barn. Yauns orchard.
~ mako speciality - ssllus country
f.fapHftY. AMI hnNo a i1rne list 81 stock
taHfhea, dairy farms and suburban
uouruT NAf.rnr.
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COMMISSION

rlltfADff.pHtA. Jan aa-The
testimony Ia the anthracite hearing
Was largely OF routine character.
The operators witnesses rnueaNorvd
tieH has existed ever Hlnea the hd~
vent ur the untnn, and that eat meas
uremrnts arc satisfactory to most ~
the ninara. A i.ehigh 4 Wilkes
barre CO.'S witness claimed that the
men have always been encouraged
60 tiiacuaa grievances With the ON r.
eiaia % tho mines lie said that ac-
cess 10 the general superintendent
had always been easy. aud that no
man had ever been Disseminated
against because he made complaints,
lie admitted that. nevertheless, the
company had many strikes before
the union entered the neid.
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~s.s y helng msae hS
-, oar, grand july ss'iay
Ns.'...'sation OF p''liee teier-
- $50, xanbilas houses aud
~ - onls one witness y no
a. 49, .,,s.asa1ed vas callesi be-
- a. ut.sning tie Vas
+ - = -.n al,ugisl an hour
SNfy canvened AZ ~
kfzl Z, msialns a pfplenkea
- - held eetweeA the
as's thought that the mat
9k ! .,rx riinssscn VAS utt=
Il y adniltted b.
AZ Assofs that ihsy sfv ap
AsfA gave Al ne pissrilt
49, : -, Z ultnsssss that vas
.s-.l.,n Il the lugy a the
49, shsus exhausted Aitsi'
- she iary !. nsas,az ne
= slrln< - I.f a. NJ "
....... q th< vs. saiiaeiias
$3.50 -. : .s.aist~t ,, one Of the
- .,srl,f that nouele II
s<rzH ft<@-f -.s. 49, -
"a n s<,ilns t-sss ftssn VII
- afsef fAry are pees"s into
~ -. =. ia saying he said.
~. - sd AaFre % water.
- - - s..k< hisa aFsi,k That
-. sks STATUS q We eassaa
80 q ~ rfv~ens ttsss
-, ,rsa nen befetr the
-. : rssssa . he1eee.
- - rzst b. know bat
-. - srse<rs9 IN an evaslSe
- - 4 abr tim<a Witnesses
.sz,-'< rrfass q kfvs us facts.
=. - sssfsisrt that We viii an
u~xt -. that will be Of
:, ~ ccamnnity. bat b.
:. - Incsct . man thsre must
-snttng rvttsees There are
~1ris xhe af~ u the apsnIea
MI shouii o. down. tfe
p lzyisct the whole city admin
- ~ Ne know the work
rrr>>a s'ceiy ant mast -
- 4 runyfcsiona Rrr wanteft
- nsak. a man we'll kne~E
4, 2n.tis police. Was the witness
= - srznt Jury this morning
= ~ silsi until nearly ia :
= Ma was ono. arrested u
- = Suspicion ~ Burglary
80 b thk ssafti. p.sifce. IT.
- srr~sted recently by sat
~ es<nrfives amt tnld - leave
~ = serurs employment
- Harper toakins Young man
~ rrsre<ef<-tna appearances
s-sss b thp height % fsAhisn
= p>iace cay ~ srnernfix has
= ~ ths rs,licr stsfion u L
y al ~ - q eonftslrrre mar
I'D sharp n vas after :
y tr.s1 al hen turned On a
Y e-sr-~r tat Monk vas ar
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ch,.n Aers rraets

From 10 60 20 acres. right Tor plat
ting. on t-oent car line. In taken In
neat few days can be had for half its
Vaile Aiso / Go s-aere tracts near B.
cent car iins. under market value.
q. w Dunlap. - Union block. -
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PROMISE OF SCANDAL
hadgation Ordered ofCharges Of Attempted
Bribery in Congress

HARRINGTON. n C.. Jsn FL
y tnzsn Today ~ a unaurnou :
\ ssrnwize1 ne cou1sultte~ en-
~ 1<ztFD 10 inssstixate the
- 4 - Assrnpt made cofrupt :
, nos<nes ~ zftinn Of rnefnbsFs
Nnu~M Neither names nar de-
y ~ IF-n N tn r<soiufiuu. a.
~ = .aterssend thai refsrenee
- , ~ css> u f~<<l~r. Who
1p=lzf Rated that Al aftsIzn< -
= I'm - ~ Hnliani bat ap~
srsiasisH h@2 s-en made.
Ths rs<2lfi1r - lasfcsared ~
- ~ nifnsix ehsIruaa II the
vA esnkm.fts<
kifhxrdru. the usnnr:tf l<A.t~r.
<rssd and wanted n<mes Nnf g.
= Fass sxpl4inst that n essrr
~ had ssv~~t ~ 20 rnensiDn
- Les<ier has not xIFen th4
- 4 rAosr 80 ~ cfaInss an.
1nfArf atn ~tfh q prrpo~ttinn 10
=. ~ Il = apt<rrfan1 fhaf Me-
1>A ~ superintendent -
-s4e e <<< Tors. AMI s1-fsosI :
<enAs 1z.G1 ~ that state ar
<at<t R~r are said TO hase
t.'sapt Laznk~r Win p-slitlrai an
azsae sa'sz< - supported th-
ksnas also conners a woman
q ~ r4se LrAsier d~rlirs~ 10
1ny&tne Ths caqnfaisfees ntiI
. - m Afternoon 20 deter
, zp4 ~ eoafss 70 BE- r.rsa~si
- iavssr.xsft1n.
nv rs a small affxn1snee In
<r1fr ths rnornfnr wh<n the
= ~ @a1y sss nsf 40 tsas-
= = ~ r-stf< On fh@ arnaihus
= vssEf&T and r~rrfsfffest
= tr.<ais hills 10 pass Fafr-
~ thnf ~ dlanf want -
Gar h1f that he waafss
- tnralrr1fion bah to,nag
ns4lees u ossay's riefytx
7 ~ r'4i'~t iip she ausnllsnn
eSstr Ask~a the chair II ~
- psvyai<~sen frurn The sen
= FsnussIsknaA n h. might
: MI Ths iaaxhf~r hal
Heetfaf shsn ~. ehalr
80 Z ~ ksf any obf<utian
- z net h would extend
- - i-sir~f rsrcr quay
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x Ian ~ Ven fts4sa-,
sffsFnaen that ntsnsT -.
NJ hing Thar was inss.tg :
1s aetiou against Ven
- - aid that Il vas more :
r>s'l<- than anything
y = :. F's<ffsnf Castro MAJ an
= esmmpnfcsfionn ge<ssf-
- - r sn insolenf and rsn :
.~ mena<f, and deserved
-. = saselsn office nor navy
F.d any rsprrs ~ me
=. neat They both sav that
a@ or'isr or sxpest an a.
@ Isn Al - stated
- 49, Presentations were re-
49, " foreign 0ffics from the
~. y f'ssfnment regarding The
n s.ai q a versxnriau rnrt
- ..'e = significant mat the
|ssz-,-.z. iapk no part In the
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MRS. BONNEY
Is DEAD
Old Resident Of Seattle suoeunbs
10 Paraiysis--Was Prominent In
Ledge Work

Mrs. Eunice F nonney. "a we'll
known resident ~ the city and wife
Of l. W, ionnry, died a. the family
hame "a 1891 summit avenue. "a an
eafly hour this morning MrH lian-
naY was stricken with paralysis,
Nov, 3. which eliminated Ia her
death today
She was born Ia Little Heek Arb,
o. years hEo, ana has been "a resident
Of Seattle since issss coming hero
from California Hite WAS one Of
the advisory board Of the Associated
Charities, a past worthy fHHirpn of
Lorraine chapter. No. q, .. y T., and
"a member Of RidgleY lodge Uf the
lfebekahH.
Mrs Honney's husband, -four
iinughtern Mrs D.. e. Damon, Mrs.
.0rilie Moore, Mrs Fired johnson ana
MrH. Minnie Hughes. and Two sisters
Mrs Henry Dhitentuu Of NnfaN lilei
Cat. aud Mrs. Minnie Barnes ~ nno.
hamiah. survive her fhe funeral
win be held Monday from the family
Iaaldnucr.
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Aftsr having svafed the tsfise for
thrre months. Albert ManeFa@iii uas
arrested IN Tsrpuna yesterday BY De-
tertires Hubbard AMI Freeman on q
sSrasat charging hfn Win petty
larceny. Nsncrsail. Is charged with
having stolen a mueieai insfrufn~ns
irann rrisnd N this city clet. 10.
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The DANCE
HALL LAW

Pisroe's Washington Code
Soc. f9eo.--Ne female person
shalt be employed IN any espscs
.ss In any saioen, beer hall.
bar room, thesssrs es any place
81 auassmsats where irtesi.
ean,s are sold 80 a beverage,
and any person Or cooperation
eenvietsd 81 80 employing or 81
participating IN 30 employing
Any female psrsea, shall be
hnsd not less thar $500. and any
person 80 eonsietsa nsy be I'm.
pr'sensd In tire county jail fer .
period no, lsss than sis months.
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One Hundred ana FORTY fourth an
adversary Robert iiufnH. Grand con-
cert and bali under auspices ~ The
eaisdonihn HociHty, inc, of Seattle
AZ Ranke'a hall. January ~. 1893
Admission 20 cents. Reserved reais
81 90.
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basn Inc marriage licenses
~ rs..l e1 Herbert johnson.
a fs,t p ~ Dyer 70. both ~
n kss',.,,' 'swgs Armstrong and
vs. ~. of legal age. both ~
r snsfiea Stoves al aast
H,n. p. both u eeaftfal
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tFsaet .s' =. a colored miner.
ksiss ~ 49,. - TIE county laIi from.
u "a lie IL heid In lfe.
e Nllb 'u' On a charge ~
fnri. .aehdiy weapon On 8.
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y i ehars~d with larceny
,aee.s 80. Was released from
4 49, III ,hls morning BY or
- nfil. on acruunt ~ the
-" maieriai witnesses for
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The Marine EngineerH' Beneficial
association. no. "a. of Seattle. win
give it, nrat annual ball nj the Arm
uTy tonight.
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.r ~ 80 wit ~ Luther Eager
~ resulted iu a YER
= Ne fsfeuf1nf veuferd.v
saz, 80. aea 5000 dasnaRea far
slsfs X -. but could not sub
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Classified Ads

INF AftrinN atilE adeesftssf 20 fshs
niara a. afd4 University sfr~sf en- ~.
Ia - al 10 l-.atlallfsi tii fafihaf 10.
flae. y q. tseftdn 90 AHesiaa.
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STILL GREATER
REDUCTIONS

To Gloss This Department Out AZ
Quickly A., Possibis. D. s. john
stoa q Co, Are Offering blgass,
Values w Sheet Mssie ard Books
Ever Known in the West
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WANTED ono tasty coli tier fer Nnught 9
Practical thHrsotur header. eoniains oeot
Nm Illustrations u tells and shows how
r. read MON women and children az
sight iiu ferrHce street. call Co..
s. EVENING"
5fATrin employment Office Best hrip
and lay women. Call uu Miss smith a.
uot Third avenue. Main ISIS lad
1909
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Funeral Directors and Fufhaifn~
srH pafiora Third ave. and
Columbia 81. Telephone. Main
II. SEATTLE, wash,
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Al regular soc and Tse music now
ssassssss .ssssssfrsss s-sss|t.Hs Aaf
Al regular use and 1se music now
ssa#Hfsssss saaassssa AHi
Al regular SEQ folios. vocni or In
HtfunentRl. now tsssssssssss. GVc
Selections frstn operas regular price
AR now ssssta sass 5aas ssss lHN
fhrrc pieces % regular lee music for
sssssssss.sss.s $500 sssssss Tvs
RcK.
Price. Now.
piano ....t....ss.s.s p " 90
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io-ep pef daf iaii - ave
For s-Misesllansous
unEAf iNnhnAfIoN SALE u, ,ha tied
Front Furniture CO.. 40 aip Second avs
Nnua asuth neinR 70 tha huraiina n a
water msiHi which damaged our iminsrHa
nubiia hafsaias u aas no. ihai eld aif=
rfisa IN esnHtiHx public. FURNITURE
1850. 80 hsai.i. T., ~, -.
a. staut ans TENTH ~ thsif actual value
hfrhfafa this opportunity and 900 uff bar
Knin. In cur lire At oneF.
ruR RAln a sfaat aseanos-laabia
Hifaintlilhs 8ihrh. all rnWplrtg hha o.
Eius ard rarstAnH. ano ship.s bell fadf
ton bite faH be HeHn W upfinn d1fh
tnluira - fttHare Junk co. 400 West
ron HkEn Cheap. hna automatic ORGY
heah sewing nHehipe, a. nv iiAe s'fgsts
Mines and Minlns
a % nEEIAH q has a9t .aHns .pisaAiiH
arpafianifiss faf parties vhe ~ ieaA
d'hsrisa afflas 2ia ani 2is Afaaia
hidH, heHttial vast
Financial
4 iuLtAHt.t pisaa 20 borrow nignsY -
aianiHnda. Watches. ffHfifgl low interest
o. y West hat fihs street
hNNtf He Hhf.ft hstttt ~ w -
plth a. - Ntffgs. Room 4, hAiief
hsiiiias fbens. iiiass ~
COLLATERAL Hank dIafte = flesdi
HlansY loaned On any Eoa1 COLLATERAL
100 chsffr,
10 LOAN Private money At igu rs,s q
infrfUat tAamua a pnnaf. 100 ffatsf
eaY naasss a sod ..
For Rsns-fprnishsd Rooms
tinTFf. frHErA
Cor First Ave. and r-nees sif~st.
clean. sunny. Comfortable,
isaia rinsr xvsSUE.
TWO asrIy Furnished heusshs-plns rooms
Ess' ' is sls sss al ave- ''
IoARD ans f9saias % 90 vest saeh twa
nsr X fiFh,s.
0HAND PACIFIC HOTEL iiis pIfst ave.
Ltl.s- y. sstats
Musio
koNfHN AfFnN coSannVAroHf %
MUSIC AID DRAMATIC AIT -DiFasiaf
q Hassia. Francesca a AURA. nireeiui
drslnaiic Art, Mics Mas .. hiephsns
or'hsasfsf classes ea-n - amateurs
gstslaets tree 3. n brown. Registrar,
Society Notices -
I Al Tn4 MAN
hounk fepelfihs IN az hfanahes, rabbss
40 90. ''' ~ I.s,!s s'ss .st ss sss
Maia ii7oi inaspsHasnL n iesf
Personal
kSN0ffNrEMeNr
IN WIfIfAH4 sat.lithalus,lI lalst anh CD
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FL
out town orders must add from
70 rs cents fnr postage on books
AMI 1 cent per copy for music.
MANDOLIN SPECIAL
We will ssii. during his preh only.
our regular tf.te Mandolin for ttee.
caniptste with ease. and siii aian
make great reduction On many
other lines % small Instruments.
atFtngH and trimmings. On which we
are overlooked
WE ARE RECEIVING SHIPMENTS
Nearly every DAY II eshiebering
Klsshaii. Hobart NJ Cable. FeaHe. u.
= Johnston Co. Hinae and other
Plan
Giving intending purchasers the
sarEes, stock IN the city 20 select
fFufn. We also represent the famous
kfssshaii uesd and Pfp~ Organs.
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For saI.-hsaI Esta,.

D.ildnfftf. ss'sliE1.iis' Iesdl7,al.. lon.
~ sai. g. srahsnEs foF ssatti. pfuR
effy. n star
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ANNOUNCEMENT
fsN. WILLIAMS n5hthalnsyisi aist ard nfts
teal ssfsff. Has ss-asf oflrss At 5tf A.
cssir taiiilina iatfa-isaina the nasest and
tAtsst system 81 eye trafiaEg laisass
sfsfuhd g. sslit each iBsiiviiuni ease Oh
situate EaHss = st~diaitT. Consultation
frxs.
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sesl.,y Notices

uorfk repelffhs IN az tfanahes. rubber
s.s'hsf s'fsKsss sissihs gisx rsaE
hain II10! fnaspsHasni " iesf
NAudali.
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PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
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r.Ip w.r,.a-M.l. and r.m.I.
For Observation-Disclosures

'1fisd i.asiliasl. ada. u sss,s ffls5 q
fDit1 PET dsf iaii 90 ave,
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CHAPTER K
ACCOMPLISHMENT

As evening drew on the old wsrder Of
Traquair castle beheld a sight that
caused him TO rub his eyes IN the fear
Tat they were misleading him. A
horsema2 bearing the guise Of a
Roundhead trooper, his steel cap gilt
tering, approached the ancient strong
hold. That such a man dared set foot
on Scottish soil and ride thus boldly
to the home of the most noted royalist
On the Border. seemed Incredible. but
the Warder was not to be caught nap
pins, and he gave orders that the gates
be closed and guarded, for the Border
was ever a land of surprises. and one
must take all precautiOn. Doubtless
this lone trooper had a company con-
cealed somewhere and was advancing
TO parley. although he carried no flag
OF truce. He came on with "a fine air
OF Indifference. and stopped when he
found his way barred, sitting careiesslv
on his horse with an amused smile on
his lips.
What's Eer wull. SURF" demanded
the Warder from the wall.
That's it. replied the horseman.
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sank again. Armstrong knew that the
paralysis on the bridge would not last
long, and he turned his horse toward
the bank of raw clay.
NO n in command up there, ap-
p~arently," he muttered. w must
make the most Of it, old man"
The painting horse, breathing labor
iously, essayed the bank and slipped
back. Armstrong let loose his sOdden
cloak and flung it on the flood, turning
at an angle. The crowd still stared az
him as if it were a show they had
come Rilt to see. Bruce. his feet once
more on firm ground. shook his name
and gave forth a wild whinny Of de
light. Now the voice of command
came in a blast of anger from the
bridge:
After him. you fools. What are you
staring at?"
TOO late, my son, 7 think" ventured
William. as he leaped his horse across
the ditch tina divided the fields from
the road. once the followers came
neal him. and he turned in his saddle.
threatening them with his pistols, and
they, forgetting that his powder was
water soaked, fell back,
The troopers found no difficulty i'm
believing that a man who jumped his
horse owe Carlisle bridge into the
Eden was directly aided by the devil.
us AdQ D1El IUtAlOItQ- anu they MlduE
no doubt the powder would soon dry
or such a pit-scorched favorite as he
They SeIt sure he could put the pistols
to deadly use in case of need.
From the moment Bruce struck his
hoofs on the road the horses behind had
no chance of overtaking him. They
fell further and further to the
and at last the silvery Esk cleaned
ahead. while all along, since pursuit
grew hopeless, William had been feast
ing his eyes ON the blue hills of Scot
land. He walked his horse through the
Esk, but it. TOO. had been swollen by
the rains. and Bruce again had 10 swim
for II before he reached the other sue.
William sprang to the ground. flung
his arms around the neck OF his ster-
ling companion, laying his cheek
against that of the horse.
You've won the race, my boy. All
the credit is to you; and Bruce, my
lad. poets viii sing of you
l. Then. with a choking in his thrOat,
he kneit down and kissed the soil, thu
sensible horse looking on in wonder,
AS the young man rose TO his feet and
saw on the other side of the Esk the
troopers lining up. his moOd changed,
and he laughed aloud. Drawing forth
his leathern bottle, he held 1t aloft and
shouted to them:
Come over. lads. and I'll give you a
drink. Don't be feared; nOn o. the
water got into this"
But the officer dared not cross the
boundary. CrOmwelFs orders had been
strict; so he and his men stood glum
making no response to the generous in-
vitation.
wen, here's to us a." cried Will
liam. raising the bottle TO his lips
And now. my friends" he continued
replacing the Task and %springing into
the saddle, do not be SO down in the
mouth. You've seen a "Scotchman run
which was more han your ancestors
saw at J3~snnockburn." And with thai
he rode for Traquair castle.
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VIII, l wonder at you Angus got
the steel bonnet on YOU with some
work, but no mar i'm Scotland can get
Cromwelis rope of your neck III once
you thrust your head through the
non-n -
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