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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-09

: AUSTIN MINMLafayette French has gone
the village Of Emmons vs. the minneapolis &
st. Louis railway, toagconpel the road to estab.
|lish a station at Emmons, Mr.. French and H.
81: Dunn of Albert Lea this case in the dis
trfct and supreme cellrtsi 80, - = ~. a =
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~&PLAINFIELDss visa double wedding
took place yesterday at the home Of ]. ".
BoYee, Justice Of the peace, who per
formed the ceremony, the principals being
Frank Bentley and Miss Nellie J. Wood
and Clarence Wood and Miss Bertha
Goult, all residents Of this town.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-09

NORWOOD. MINN:-A freight train on the
milwaukee, road was ked quarter of mile
east Of this place: The: rains had undermined
warming. The engine. tender. a carload Of coal
and g refrigerator car tiled with fruit were
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!. Key Ia, j, the Puzzler. i r.

III No. 413. Diamond: !, l. NN.st2. Dew. 8.
Dewey. 4. New Year. s. Needy. ), g.
Yay yam. r. # =zs. ,3 3.5.1 .... d,
NO. n. Bits of Bacon: Z Lord,
what fools these mortals be! q 2. 2 All
that glisters is not gold: s=.as9}& 81 5
IS Mo- 4l5. Diag gonal: Holiday. L
Horizon. Il 2. S-O-rcery, 8. o-L-uble.t
,Yar-I ETY.. 5. king 6. Jour-
nal. Victor Il d ssSI .szs
No. 416. Chara de: Hand led Chan,
died .3 8 I
lsS No. ID Doubles Acrostic r rima Is
4Gandlelig Finals 5 Ele strictly
Crane. q. Angel 9. Noble Dorie.|
Ernber. Lippi. 8.
Ionic. Genii.s 20, Heart ~ Truly.
|sss No. 418s Word Square: Crate 2.
Raven. 8. Avert. Terse. 5. Enter.s5
n No. 419 Arithmeti ical Puzzle: sA S s., q.
|aooO;;B B S3,O 90; 81 s., 600.
100. Central Deletio ions: Rouse.
rose Paste, pate. Hoist host
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THERE is a battle royal in the
national senate between Senator Mel
son, who favors the introduction of
Oklahoma and the Indian territory as
one state leaving out the other ap-
plicants at present, and senator Quay
who as strongly advocates the admis-
sion of the three territories as separate
states, New Mexico, Arizona and
Oklahoma. Senator Nelson has the
unanimous sentiment OF the Northwest
with him in his position and it is to be
hoped that under no circumstance will
Quay's project succeed at the present
time. ~
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OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS

Grand Meadow Record: The date
of the local spelling contest has been
changed from Jan. 16, to Jan. 9th.
For the big contest at Spring Valley
the 23rd, that city offers a first prize Of
$5 and Grand Meadow second prize Of
$3.50. 5.5s 5 /. s5#Si
Dexterite:: The editor Of this paper
has always up held union principles
and we are glad to see the. leading
county papers getting in line. Il Now it
is time ifor the I propTTietors get to.
gether also and much can be done to
help the condition Of both the employer
and employees. 5a...5
4 81 Waseca Radical: g. :A. W lyman, who
with his wife, was up from AustiI
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The foolish repeal Of the dog tax
by the last legislature is far-reaching
in it's results and must have been very
cunningly devised by some one.Instead
of holding the money already collected
from dog taxes the repeal law required
this to be turned back to the dog own
ers who had paid it. Now comes the
probable expense Of $500 in this county
for the mere printing of thelist' Of dog
owners to whom the taxes were refund
ed. Minnesota ought to feel proud
very proud, of such Legislative wis
dom. ] i. g 4s,1.% 1A%.L>} {j&&z-t5'tf3 ~
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Almost Fatal Gift.

Would be the power OF foreseeing
events. This would destroy hope.. a
knowledge OF the future would UNI
ke happiness. There are, Of course,
some things about the future we do
know. II, for Instance, a lack oi
energy, am bition and loss OF appetite
shows itself we know it will be follow.
ed by serious complaints il not check.
ed. Often Liver and Kidney trouble
follow quickly. Inany event Electric
Btters will restore you to healt.. 1t
Strengthens, builds up and invigorates
rundown systems. Only SOC. Salts.
faction guaranteed by K O.. Wold
Druggist. ,..ai..
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Tragedy Averted.

''Just in the nick of time our little
boy was saved" writes Mrs. w.
Watk ins Of Pleasant City, Ohio.
Pneumonia had played sad havoc
With him aud terrible cough set Ia
besides. Doctors treated him, but he
grew worse every day. At length we
tried DR.. Kings New Discovery for
CONSUMPTION and our darling was
saved. He's now sound, and we'll.
Everybody ought to know, It's the
only sure cure for Coughs, Colds and
all Lung diseases: Guaranteed by
<. 0 Wold Druggist. Price SOC and
81 90. Trial Bottles free. -. !.
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How ro Prevent Group.

81 lt will be good news to- the mothers
|0f small chill ldEen to learn that croup
can be prevented. The first sign of
Group is hoarse ness. "a day or two be-
fore the attack the child becomes
hoarse. This is soon followed. by q
peculiar. rough cough. Give Cham ber-
lain $ Cough Remedy freely as soon as
the child becDmes hoarse, or seveu
after the rough cough appears, and.it
will dispelall symptoms OF Group II
be avoided. This remedy is used by
man thousands of mothers and has
never been knownto fail. It is, n=fact.
the only remedy that can always be de.
peRded upon and that is pleasant and
safe to take. For sale by All
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THERE ought to be some golden
mean between wild cat..,,::insurance
companies that are not responsible in
case of loss and the exorbitant rates
charged by the old line companies fo1
carrying insurance in this state. The
companies are simply robbing the
public at the present rates and there
should be some relief but not in the
line of starting a lot of irresponsible
and weak companies whose insurance
is of no value in case of loss.
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THAT lemon juice will destroy the
typhoid germs in water is announced
authorita lively by the Chicago health
department after careful experiments
extending over three days. One tea
spoonful of the juice to half a glass of
water is known to be good combina-
ton and repeated trials have invariably
produced the same result. Every germ
was killed. If Chicago water is thus
freed of typhoid germs, it is safe to say
that the remedy will be successful any
where.
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from I ,op>d4n~ speak

-S~Dp4-eIl ~D4sI 4geIlEss from seEnadden speak-o
widespread envy resulting from jealousy
of Americas prosperity. The contrasts
between the conditions in common life
in all countries in Europe and condi-
tions in the United States are very
marked. The only comfort which the
Britith papers seem to have is in COM
menting adversely upon the stability of
American prosperity. We certainly
shall be able to endure this criticism if
they can.
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Our Clubbing List.

TRANSCRIPT and Chicago Weekly
Inter Ocean both one year 100. ~ -.
TRANSCRIPT and the Household,
S2.1O :.r -. =, .-I.A"0,"-~ :.
TRANSCRIPT and the MINNEAPOLIS
Twice-a- w eek Tribune, $1.90. - -
TRANSCRIPT and Orange Judd Far
$mer, 100.
TRANSCRIPT and St. Paul Farmer,
$1.75. ~.. -,@-.. :,
TRANSCRIPT and Farm, Stock and
Home, $1.75. -.
TRANSCRIPT and St. Nicholas, $500.
TRANSCRIPT and Century Magazine,
$500. -',-t -. =,
TRANSCRIPT and N. w. Agricultur-.
list $1.75. - i
TRANSCRIPT and Success, 1926. ~
TsANsCR1PT and Hoard's Dairyman,
1925. = =: -. = :
TRANSCRIPT and Woman's Home
Companion, 1910. Z.
TRANSCRIPT and The American Boy
$780,. s:i. ~ - ,.....t~;s - =
TRANSCRIPT and Youths Company
ion, new subscriber). $685.. -. '.
TRANSCRIPT and Northwestern, St
Pau, (Norwegian), both for $500. * .:
TRANSCRIPT and Skand. Farmer
$l.65. = ,".
TRANsgRfPT and Review of Reviews
$3.50. - - a,s:. ~ - 5=555@s =15
TRANSCRIPT and St. Paul Weekly
Dispatch, $1.70 ~. ,,S1
TRANSCRIPT and St. Paul Weekly
Pioneer Press, $500.
| TRANSCRIPT and St. Paul Daily Dis.
patch three months, $1O0. ..
TRANSCRIPT and Minneapolis Daily
Times, three months, S1.OO. :,
TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Drover's
Journal, $1.75. ..,.
TRANSCRIPT and Atlantic Monthly
$40.
| TRANSCRIPT and Poultry Journal
| $1.75.
| TRANSCRIPT and St Louis Twice {
week Globe Democrat one year ss2.10.
i TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Toledo
Blade one year $1.75.
We have clubbing rates with almos
, every paper and magazine published
J. Consult us as to clubbing reduced'ratt
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Now see the St. Paul Dispatch man
tear his hair out in handfuls over the
appointment of Sam Langum as secre-
tary of the senate. The trouble is that
Langum is too useful an official to be
thrown overheard for petty reasons.
The senators know his value and wisely
keep him in service.
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Duroc Jersey Swine.

For sale Duroc Jersey boars and
gelts. Pork .raiser's type. Farmers
prices. Rangy, good form and color,
good bone, sound feet, prolific, good
mothers, kind to handle, easy to sfatten.
Arthur Seebach, Dexter township, Aus
tin rural route /. A
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THE annual meeting of the state ag-
ricultural society will be held in the
commercial club rooms in st. Paul next
week, Jan. 13 to Is. The program will
be of an educational nature and as eff
forts have been made to secure the at
tendance of the leading agriculturalists
of the state it is hoped that the attend
ance this winter will be larger than ever
before,
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ALL OFFICIAL News OF MOWER Co

THE summary of the most important
events of the year 1902 which we print
on the fifth page is Of great value and
should be carefully preserved for refer
ence. 1t will help to supplement your
encyclopedia. -, %
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No, 42S.-AdditiOns.

No. 42S.-AdditiOns.
Example: Add one to a shallow dish
and make an ache. Answer-Pa-i-n.l
l. Add fifty to combat and make
hasty departure.
2. Add five to recline and make wide
awake.
3: Add 100 to repose and make the
summit.
4. Add fifty to good will and make
taste.
5. Add 500 to pronoun and make a
drove.
| 6. Add 1000 to a song and make
fashion.
Z. Add 500 to none and make to bow
the head.
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! No. 429,-What River

: No. 429.-What Rivers r
i, What river in Europe is in plural?
I What river in Asia is color? g.. ~.
IL What river in South America is a
warrior? "
II What river in Australia is pet?
What river in the United States is
reptile? ..-,'. s,ti>
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Austin Lumb land Fuel co

S. He speaks With a Clear " Voice.a
III Your White Wine of ia Syrup j
am atistied III lelie ges cold EoT
sore athfoaJaq qllcker than any other
met dicinefI have ever strf led g Al times
stt has troubl Snle sgreat deal t0
speak but your med cine has enab bled
me to speak with asc clear and Distinct
voice RENAL truly y ours
3 D. GRA
Miami Stati ion, Carroll 90 ,sl o
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Duroc Pigs for Sale.

For sale, twenty pure bred Duroc
Jersey spring pigs, eligible to registry
John Christgau & Son, Park Place
Stock and Fruit Farm, ~ miles west
Of Sntton.E Address Rural Route l.
Austin <r.@sz <rss.. s.9s :. .5sz:.a 5a. 48 ].
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FRANCE and Guatemala have agreed
to submit to the International Arbitra-
ton Court at The Hague, the French
claims against Guatemala. They are
similar to those against Venezuela.
The terms of the protocol are now be-
ing discussed. All international dis.
putes should thus be settled.
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The people of Minnesota will not be
satisfied to have the house Of repre-
sentatives at St. Paul organized against
the interests of VanSant. The $4,000
majority which they gave yhim at the
November election means that he must
not be trammeled in his effort to break
up the iniquitous merger.
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o o o O O

o 10000
r 10000 oooo
10000
Starting from capital city of Eu-
rope, we go next to one of the United
States; thence to the chief city of Syria,
one Of the most ancient cities in the
world; thence to parish and village in
the canton Of Zurich, Switzerland;
thence to one, of the great lakes of our
own land, where we stop. -.
The second word begins with the
same two letters which end the first
word; the third begins with the same
two which end the second, and so on.
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:. Prudences

Wisdom applied. to practice is called
ssprude dence. The man who Il is e not
caught BY the alluring priees.for worth
less goods is apply ying wisdom ito sprac.
tice. They depend on us forhigh quality
and low prices that is practical lprud-
ence. c. ElMMoNss.
& If Austin Lumb ber1and Fuel Co
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No. 423.-Proper Name Puzzle. !
y. /. Add four letters to girls name
and make fitted for. u -. 50
2. Add seven letters to boys name
and make dropped out.
+, 8. Add two letters to boys name
and make regal -. 49,, e.. r
/. 4. Add one letter to girls name
and form beautiful substance grow
ing in the sea.
5. Add two letters to girls name
and make to avoid
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No. 43O,-A List of Inns

,...s. No. 43O.-A List of Inns. .55;
The inn that is revenue. ; .... -. ..,
The inn that is incommodious.
The inn that is unfit.
The inn that is cold. ''..>. - .'.,'*
The inn that is beyond comparison.
The inn that is variable. " ~. :
i The inn that is poor.s <. .%.rzs -.
q The inn that is empty. a.-v~. RI. ry = -
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ST The Balm does not irritate or cause
|sneezing Sold sby drug Rists ati SO cts.
[or mailed BY Ely Brot hers, 56 Warren
Isl. ~ York ss.
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He Could Not Tell 2 Lie. {,tsfs
Little Tommy was stealing jam; syf
He couldn't deny the fact, ass # ~ : - T
For his mother happened to catch him
E Red handed in the act. ,s.:y, sl$f n
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Properly Reticent.

] s - Itt11'C1n't u iE,Es
+ Mother (horrifed) )-Oh, Tommy, what
will your father say when he sees that
you have smashed his sha wing mug
and broken the front gate ?s7: &5!!3 =:
7, Tommy ELL mamma; Il don't think
r would like Storrepeat it before syou:} 81
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No. 422.-Decapitat10ns.
Just a couple behead
$ Without exaggeration;
Twill give you instead
"A complete generation.
/ Behead once again,
And my puzzle is done,
When you find there remains
just e unit of one.
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No.. 424.-EnfgmQ.

No.. 424.-En1gma.
A woven web Of little fame,
Four letters, constitute my name.
Cut off my head, and you will see
A thing not much unlike to thee.
But if you take my tail instead
You'll have a knock upon the head.
Transpose my headless trunk. and 70
A humble. pretty flower will view.
Mower County transcript., 1903-01-07

No. 4e5.-A Trip.
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house without opposition. ~
Albert Lea Enterprise. Iowa also
uses the grand jury system but it is
composed Of only twelve men while in
Minnesota it is nearly twice as large
Iowa had the same large: cumbersome
grand jury system twenty-five years
ago but the legislature wisely conclud-
\ ed to have the number reduced to
twelve, and. the ends Of justice are as
well conserved with the aid of twelve
The lie yislature ought to take steps to
have the number b Of men? composing
the grand jury reduced to twelve or
even nine. It would save a good deal
of taxes and it would also expedite in
yestigations before grand juries mater
tally. S y y ..%Sg....s s .y= . S.. s.., .
Bird Island Union: About four
weeks ago q carload Of groceries was
Ishipped to this point and iiEdealt out
among our, farmers They came up
from the Downs Grocery Co., Of Mime
Lapolis. The car was s'held up here by
the Dairy and Food Commission and
Mr.. Downs was fined sS25. GO for impro.
per labelling on his baking powder
Since their baking powder and spices
that our farmers so freely bought
have been analyZed and found Etoibe
very inferior quality; in fact the bak.
/ ing powder had no trace of cream Of
4 tartar. Mr.. Downs was arrested the
second time and fined 1925 on the pow
i der and $l5 On the mustard, king. g
Total fine OF 1865 on the car Of goods
delivered here. The week before he
was fined about the same amount on a
Il car at Chnlin. inn ~ .aEss 9. 81 sl
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CHAPTER All.
Confronted by a Monument.

~ IGHT months had slipped away
since the mysterious disap-
I'd pearance of Vane Hamilton,
and in all that time not one
~ word of tidings as to his
/ ! l. Il
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insinuate that those quite angelic
creatures ever actually want to be
Copyright by Mcclure. Phillips & Co..

insinuate that those quite angelic
creatures ever actually want to be
kissed; but if, by any purely acct
dental chance. circumstances bring 1t
about that without their consent or
suspicion, brute of a man might sur
does not gain much by not springing
the surprise. Being adored on a
pedestal is nice--in public. So you
must see that Severne's status under
ordinary circumstances would be pre-
carious. Conceive his fearful despair
at finding his heart irrevocably COM
mitted to a young woman as serious
minded as himself. equally lacking in
humor, and devoted mind and soul to
the romantic or idealistic school Of fic-
ton! They often discussed the point
conscientiously to convert the other.
AS usual, the attempt, after dozen
protracted interviews, ended in the
girls losing her temper. This made
Severne angry Girls. are SO UNI
reasonable!
What do you suppose I care how
your foolish imaginary people brush
their teeth and button their suspend
ers and black their boots? I know
now old man Smith opposite does,
and that is more than enough for
mel" she cried.
The insight into human nature ex-
presses itself thus" he argued gloom
lily.
'Rubbish!'' she rejoined. "The
idea Of a mans wasting the talents
heaven has given him in describing
as minutely and accurately as he can
all the nasty, little. petty occurrences
of everyday life! 1t is sordid!''
THE beautiful shines thru the
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shirt studs were found there, the last
oy an Ilallan employed on the rail-
foad, the nrst by Tony Osborn. An
oInsr shirt stud was found on the
you entered It," 49, = - -
..Tnn2 says :. 50 2"
Does Tony think me defaulter ?''
no, ne does not. He and Constance
nd--myself were the only
S mes VINO pelieved you innocent. Hem.
derson, too. thought as / did: but. or
bonds.'' = .rl's ~
\, Bonds? Did it go SO far as that?
Ihen something was taken from the
panK. 1t must have been a burglar
,s entered and deceived Tony some
No. not that, Nothing was actual
" missing. and the passbooks were. all
!!lght: Inc bank commissioners looked
lnlo Ine matter The loss, If any, was
uepalaDle-a matter Of balance, east
~ rectlfed by you;, some erasures,
also de patable, but not of consequence
except In the light of your absence.
put 2 u was the notes, one Of Bowles
q Estes. the other Of C.. B. Cotton"
What of them ?''-.85
simon Low declares YOU presented
lnose very notes, / mean Bowles &
Estes, which he deposited in the Ma
llonal .pank, and he says that he paid
you nve thousand dollars for it on
the spot as collateral. The note was
Dut n t hundred dollars originally,
until until. the amount was altered
Simon Low says I took it there 2"
Yes" I, 81 : ~ ~ 49,
don't believe it. don't believe
I ever TOOK an altered note to Low
ana got 1t cashed. I will never be-
lleVe tnat lost my identity to the de-
gree OF making myself a scoundrel.''
he got UP and walked the room in
great agitation.
What about the other note ?''
That was presented in the same
way, the face altered to read four
thousand dollars instead of four hun
dred dollars. The cashier could not
swear It was You, but he supposed
everything to be all right. Low de-
clares he could not have been mis-
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dreariness as 1t does in the real life
people live" he objected stubbornly.
The beautiful is in the magma
tfon," she cried with some heat, and
only direct manifestation of the divine
OH earth Without imagination no
writing can have life
AS this. bordered on sentiment, alb
horred of realism, Severne muttered
something that sounded like fiddle
sticks & They discussed the relation
of imagination Of literature on this
latter basis. At the conclusion of the
discussion, Miss Melville, for that was
her name delivered the following ul-
tinlatum:
Well tell you right now, Robert
Stverne. that I'll never marry man
who has not more soul in him than
that. am very much disappointed
in you. I lad thought you possessed
of more nobility of character
Don't say that, Lucy" he begged,
youths never know enough not to be-
lieve what a girl says.
II will say that, and I mean 1t! I
never want to see you again!"
Does, that mean that our engage
ment is broken ~ he stammered, not
daring to believe his ears.
y should think, sir, that a stronger
. + d n
lie bowed his head miserabH.
isn't there anything can do. Lucy?
I don't want to be sent off like this. I
do love you1'
She considered. sYes, there is" she
said after a moment you can write
! a romantic story and publish it in a
magazine. Then, and not until then,
will / forgive you.''
She turned coldly and began to ex-
anime a photograph on the mantle
piece. After an apparently intermi1l-
able period, receiving no reply, she
turned sharply.
| WE'LL" she demanded.
Now, In the interval Severne had
been engaged in building hasty but
interesting mental pose. He had re-
called to mind numerous historical and
| fictitious instances in which the man
had been tempted by the woman to de-
part from his heaven-born principles.
In some of these instances, when the
/ woman had tempted successfully, the
man had dwelt thenceforth in misery
and died in torment, amid the execra-
lions of mankind. In others having
resisted the siren, he had glowed with
a. high and exalted happiness, and fin
ally had assembled to upper regions be-
tween applauding ranks of angels
which was not realism in the least
/ Art, said Severne to himself, is an
enduring truth. Human passions are
resolved on the spot to become mar
TYR to his art. IS
will never do it, he ans&ered
4 80
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aiken, Cor lac knows you as well AS

taken, for he knows you as well as
Yes. Low knows! me but believe
he has been deceived. + will see him
and talk with him, Nine Thousand
dollars? Is that the sum %
Yes"
And my bondsmen had to pay it r.
well, it shall be paid back every
cent Of 1t, If 1t can be really proved
that it was l who took it. But as the
matter now stands, it looks to me like
a foul conspiracy to rob me Of my
good name. Tho why any one should
must have been mistaken. It must
have been a burglar,
So we thought until we heard from
Low
Mr.. Carter had not heard Of the
hypnotic theory raised by Tony .Os-
born, and Mrs. Hamilton did not speak
of it. Indeed. she looked bewildered.
as II torn by many a contending emo
ton, keeping apart from her husband,
and only looking at him furtively now
and then.
Have you had detectives at work %
asked Mr.. Hamilton, after period
Of deep thought.
Yes. two Of them: Private Detec-
tive Bruce, and Swan Of the police
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III bOSLOIl.1EE 1870 RI
What have they discovered"
Swan followed the river affair.
You were thought to have been
drowned or murdered. And Bruce
looked up the defaulting matter: He
fancied at one time that he got on
the trail Of you, or some one that
looked like you, in the west, and
named Ashley III
What sort of a. man was Ashley %
Bad sort; a bank swindler. Bruce
saw his photograph; looked like you.
Bless my soul! who knows but he
was the man Low. saw
thought Of that; but it seems too
unlikely for belief
Ashley had a wife named Lenora,, .
said Mrs. Hamilton.
" Lenora?" he answered, as If sthe
name brought no recollections to- his
mind.
YES. Is the name new to you?" she
asked, keenly.
IT IS. I never remember to have
heard It."
And yet you said in your dreams
the night before you went away,
B Lenora--N ora--a pretty name. 3
He looked at, her In amazement.
Go Be Continued Tomorrow