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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09

FIRST GRADE.
Janet Bolt 9T, Robert Baker 9G
Sydney Bruce 9G, Furmnn Pace SO,
Eugene IonGuo IS, Mary Prince 81,
AbsaIom Tnllcy 03, Ralph Hester 92,
Earle liusncs 90, Lonnie Jennings
90.
SECOND GRADE.
Media BoG%S oS, ellen Lewis 90,
IncH Morris 9S, Alberta Yongue 95,
Matte Lewis o., Ruby Baker 90,
Edna Ealc o3, Fay McHugh 50, Roy
NcoIcy 81, Ryan Keith 81.
j'IDND GRADE.
Theron Hester 03, George Prince
%, Evic Smith %, Eugene Talley 81.
Lucia Earle 81, Clifford Lewis 81,
Mary Lewis 81.
EounTri GRADE.
Kate Mcdaniel 0G, May McFall 05,
Belle Yon%nc H5, Evu Holder so.
Lamar Lewis -, Douglas Yonguu
90.
TlrrU GRADE.
'iagool Niucc 97, Wyatt Jennings
9G, iicnry Mcdaniel 95, Lorena Tay
| T. g, pnti Major 93, Louise Nc.
Daniel 92, Charlie Robinson 90, Otia
Keith %, Grace Prince 81, Christirss
Sutherland 81, Arlic W Wclborn 81.
SIXTH GRADE.
Ora Ncrnll 0&, Eva Earle 81,
Gladys Mau.drn 9G, Maka Boggs SO,
Jesse Lewis 0G, Ina Bogss 95, Hnr-
man Norris %, Johnnie CursY 95,
William WcIborn 05, Dick Freeman
Of, Furmnm Holder 94, Ethel Jenk..
ms !l2.
SiNrNrII GRADE
Floridc Carey 81, Addie Anthony.
o7, Eileen Taylor 90, Ola Belle Richey
9G, Kate Hester 94, Elbcrt Welborm
04, Corrio lMBoon 93, Jay Robinson.
93, Roy Grandy 90.
EIGlIru GRADE.
Gusslo Cureton 81, Vesta Ashmora
0G, Mary Mcdaniel 96, James Carey.
jr, So, Thomas Garrett 95, Eliza Nle.
Daniel %, i5crthn Bridges 94, NelDis,
Grnudy 81, Nlgar Morris 3D., Hattie,
Earle 03, Lola Garrett 03.
NINTH GRADE.
HoYcy Earo %, Edwin Earle 81,
Frank Mcl'uII 20, Gregg Mauldin 80.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
Hints, to Housekeepers.

q
: a small bunch of absorbent cot
ton makes splendid powder puff
for baby's morning bath and Is de-
sirable, as it will be discarded for a
fresh one oftener than q regular
puff would be.
10 cleam fancy denim or cretonne
sofa pillow covers, where soap and
wuter cannot be usod, make d thick
paste of starch and water and cover
the soiled ind stained surfaces. Let
it remain till perfectly dry, when
it Gun be brushed off. Repeat tho
operation if the stains have not en-
tircly disappeared.
Ether will clean pocketbook Of
glossy tan colorcd leather. From
suede the finest sardpaper used with
care will remove traces of soil.
The safest way to clean a plaster
cast is to cover it with fuller's earth
and fine dry whiting, wrap it in q
cloth and leave it for several days.
Brush the powder away carefully,
and with it will be removed much,
If not all, of:thc CRIME.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
Notice OF Creditors Meeting.

There will be a meeting of credi.
tors of w. P. Dickson & Co.. Meet,
>. g.. at the Office Of Morgan.
Mauldin g. Mauldin on Friday the
10th day Of April 1903 at 10 o'clock
a. m. for the purpose Of electing an
agent or agent of creditors.
II. j. MAULDIN,
Assignee.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09

One nice 3 room house at Six
mile, S. G. Will sell 5 or 10 acres
OF land with the house. Terms
Easy. Apply to
@. w. GARRETT,
Six Miles, s. G.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
The family of Solicitor Bog@s
tunncd nom Florida "Wednesday.

The family of Solicitor Bog~
rctu ned nom Florida "Wednesday
" There will lc Il ricnIc az,
Easter Egg hunt at Mica next SAT
urday. Everybody in the cOmml
nifty cordially invited to como and
bring we'll filled baskets,
The Ladies' Aid Society will
give an Easter Egg lfunt Friday
afternoon at ( o'clock, in tho grove
opposite w. II. McFall $ residence
! Permission to hunt only five cents.
Tho County Mutual Benefit
Association Of America il now ready
for business in thiScounty SO If YOU
would like the cheapest and most
simple Life Insurance in u. 5.
Call on l.. Foster Keith, Pres,
Pickcns, $, G., or II. G. Shirley
Nnry. u Treas Lib"rty, $. G.
l.. 9. Mauldin is now a full
l.-dGrl NJ. d, IIn received n;.,
dipl"mn last Thursday night from
| ihn $. G. Medical College, ut Char
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t.r. Tho couiio) is TO IVA s.on oon
u,d Che co,porators are y K Nor.
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09

[ will apply to j. B. Newbery Prob
ete Judge Of Pickens County on the 80th
day of April, 1908, for q final sattlemanS
of the eBtoto Of W, w, Kilburn, de,
ceased, and oak to be dismissed al A0.
ministrNtor " "
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
q>GT a. g. a. a. C. a. +,
E SS Local ltenls OF Interest. T. :
Sxos1so.s.s.szoso<o<o.o.s., 80 )
-Noxt Sunday is Faster.

In town Monday.
DIR. w. +. Austin Will be il
Pickens Apr. ID and IS.
Go to tho lecture Monda,
@ight-you'll enjoy it.
DON'T FORGET tho lecture
Monday night the 18th inst.
Judge Y. Lathem, of gas1ey.
was in town on business Friday.
-Thore was all unusually large
number of April fools this year.
Did they get you?
Tho top. spinning time is here
"nd the small! boy is happy and
kcon for q "null.'
Rufus Durham, son of Isaac
Durham, entered the Graded
School Monday morning.
Hear TIE lecture nc the Court
House Monday night. it will be
- rich, rare and racy.
Miss Annie Ferguson, who has
been on visit to relatives il, Green
vile. returned home Saturday.
III you want extra fine Pea Hcr-
ry coffee or tho genuine NJ uscovada
molasses 50 to R,C. Garter, liberty.
With all the hul'ding that is
going Oh in Pickcns, and tho rrox-
iminity Of tho pickens Hr;ck Yard
day lab oress aro scarce.
Mrs. ]I, A. Gilr ,ath teturnel
Saturday from Grocnvi lc where
she has been on visit cc. her son,
w. Amber Gilreatl.
when in need Of Hardware,
Dry goods, Motions, Go IT'S Furn~
lshings and groceries,. go to r.. G.
Carter Liberty, and he will save
you money.
Tho United States Govern
ment has magnanimously agreed
to print the Confederate rolls of S.
G. Gov, Hayward will forward
them as soon as obtainable.
C. r. Thomas, who was badly
injured on building in n. Z. a
short time ago was in. town the
last Of the week, He is gradually
improving.
Tho eqqhlizing board for
Pumpkintowh township consisting
f Messrs ,Ajbnor Chastain, W. B.
Jones and J. B. Stunsell spent Mon-
day In the Auditors Office.
The opening Of the Heath
Bruce Morrow Go. last Friday and
Saturday was we'll attended aud
tho ladies were delighted with the
beautiful display Of millinery.
The United Confederate Vet
erans Reunion will be held in New
Orleans May 10Th to 22nd. The
fare will be one cent mile dis
tance travelled returned trip tick,
Bts.
DR.. A. B. Wardlaw returned
to his home in Abbeville Mondhy.
He has made many friends during
hi. stay here who regret his de-
parture, and we will wolcome him
back at any time.
=~~Senator Tillman spent most
OF tho time in Charleston last week
where he was Wlned and dined and
banqueted galorum. Tne banquet
Of Friday night given in his honor
was ono Of the mtst elaborate af.
fairs of the kind ever given in
Charleston.
Easter services will be hold in
the Methodist church neXt Sunday
morning OF II o'clock by tho pas.
tor and in the evening at s o'clock
there will be appropriate exercises
by tho children Of the Sunday
School. Music will DO special
feature at both services.
Aaron Boggs, of Calhoun, one
cf Pickens county's most success.
Cul farmers, Visited relatives in
Gown last wech. Mr.. Boggs is in
his 81 year and is still hale ard
hearty and able to look after his
large farming interests along with
other business.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09

Tho Postmaster General h,s
ruled that torn stamps arc worth
loss.
-suro, Angelina, YOU must
know that ! think your Esstor hat
J is Just lovely.
-ChArii" Nn!lcy, 9rcsp9r3us
farmer o. the Six Milo section was
III town Saturday.
Tho peach 'croo has boen con-
sldcr"b'y curtaitcd by the cold
weather.
DR.. J. Il. Holt paid a plnasant
visit TO his parents in Audcr3on
county Saturday anG Sunday.
Sc Fol&c% g. H'nornlcy's liuc Of
Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Gcn,s
.i'nrnishIn% Eo.As.
---Don't '"~nn. rour G.#.t.r srit
and d 'n't forget thaG this IS uao
D'aur 40 i'aL -~.E,'o.r G. p;,o.,
icy.
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large MAd "pHrr"i&tivc con1rc%a-
1'oA.
---.;'f,r now y.,r,,,,, Iro.. ,..,,
ny 2 G. i',r,rr's ! ;h.r,,. : {, ,.,
tho r.,,.i..t n,.,r shove, j., ,I.;.
country
w..
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f'orN" Hf!H.".
--,lr,rn J.. YD.7ur.rv ?.aa moved
his nloa, ,rHrhy, 60 t',o Itoflinss.
WORTH hui1liI4 in H." rear q,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
DaHaa&'@ Sntsf XS'ish 9aBw@
&0r Pss0s, Burns, aeEeas
Notices Of Finnl Settlement.

. E'tFH D0Vt1VHtUUt0
l will apply to j.. B. Newbery Prob
ate Judge of Dickens County on the 8Oti,
day Of April, 1903, for final Bettlem en- 3
OF the cstato of Fritz Dornbnrg, de.
ceased, and ask to be dismissed ne Ad,
ministrator.
john A. Heupfear.
Administrator,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
Ono lsaBa lu&@ eouamHa Cure
For GeUg no, Goltle and 0roup.
FRATgRHA [. ORGANIZATIONS
MASONIC,
On prCKENS,-

MASONIC.
A. regular communication of Keo.
wee Lodge Ne 70 A +. NJ. will be
hold in the l.. 'dge Hall Saturday
evening April u, 1908, at which
the degrees OF E. A. and F. c. will
DO conferred. aAll Mastef Masons
~ good stantuaa arc invited to at.
tend, "
- ~ r. ~ 'cNAft. W, NJ,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
FIRST GRADE:

Honor i"il 0f the pic1sens Graded Sohool
for IIouth OF March, 1908.
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go %s
GoFrRIoHT l9o2.

RYNOpHfa
Cole, the narrator. leaves a burn
ins ship off the Aftieau cnaHt after
fslllnH ia love with Eva nuniHan.
After floating fnr days he IN re
acued and carried 60 England. be-
ioivinK IVA. her stepfather. Joaquin
Santos capt Harris ana all hands
dead. An attempt y mhdu on hia
life and he bccamcs acquainted with
Frank Ns.ttray
An tstempt IL made on hia iiio and
he hr,omes acquainted with Frank
ithttray.
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AOARGOOF GOLD
go cSa By ENVIfoRNJUNd. 70 SD
EoPvRiotr 9o2 krusRJra eurAes As,oSNroa.
By E.WHoRNUNd.

s'Yes. yes. to be sure rhero was al
least one other basHar HkutklnF
down below itr stood looking al
laa. the knife tu his hand though
wine whH held out Tor t. bon
YOU think. Mr. Cole. that rs our
dutV 90 hand this over "a the police 2
I've heard OF other eases about
these Inns OF Court There's evil
IDENTIFY gang 81 them and this
knife miaht convict the lot. there
NO ahyina. anyway l think the pa-
lice should have a. n 9aa like I'm
take ID to scotland Yard myself and
hand u over without mentioning
your name
suh. n YOU keep my name out Of
q. said /. "aud say nothing about a.
huHa in tho hotel yuu mar 40 what
you like and welcome It's the
proper course. no doubt. only I've
had publicity enough and wault
shnucl have felt that blade b. my
taHy than art my mamie going again
in tho ~.ssw spapera
= understand. be said with his
well. hrsd sympathy. and he dropped
the weapon into drawer a. 1hr
boots entered with the tray Ia a
minute he has breWed two ateamins
iafoma ~ spirits ana water, "a ho
handed me oHs. I feared ha was 60
Ing to drink my health. OF toast my
luck nui $40. be was The Ola man i
had met - hu seemed aH ha said. -
understand" Nevertheless. he had
bis toast.
aftorua confusion 60 the criminal
eiasara tn general he ufird but
Death aud damuAtinn b the owners
Of that knife
Aal wu cllakei tnmbiers aeFoss
tha little oval sable Ia the middle "
the room. 10 produced handsome
clsaf.ease. admirably stocked. and
as smoked ana sippea in she oosieni
fashion. though Without exchanging
many Wafda
2au may Imagine my pleasure IN
The sDeirfy IT youth. equally
charming in iaahs. mannefa ana si-
dress shn hHa rot efte wefa % SAY
g. me abHut thH sidY JrfmYn uf my
hruadutp n vas unique. frt suah,
/ suppose. wAA mT native cnhtHaf-
ieIf that { felt ,uutt have alahsn
~ fhr eatasifuuhr a this very boy
WIta less roiuetAnos than a. any
sthrr creature " hom / had Enepan.
ssarI sinaa M drlixefsmCss nave
called him boz ! am aRf o. write
aa thn old man / have Erpah. though
1 - believe fcit alars then than
nEts. 10 aHY nans taF yuWaE fftHHa
wAs Homt years wY luninr after
vaNia found Get that hw vas siss
aud stwrntg.
4 have aiso called him ttanezasgle
Ne maa the ksmdaniHHat man thAt
have ever met. had The frant sHt
faaa. the finest eyes the hfRhteH,
smile Yet hts bfunHsi forehead was
low AVID his iaaafh rather iWEadsni
and haff than truly HtranR sAnf
there nfHn a fAurh ~ faraserr hhaui
hifu in lhn enormous mhs8a 90 Sad
che mueh cherished = hissaFs - thr
tas mhksh vas only rusiaeuted ~
that other taueh Of srytlfY that ~
has shown me fn the corridor ~
the fieh brown % his caupisHiur.
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II you really care for that sort Of
An occupied oottagel" l ifsef
rupted.
very doCant pgopia Of tho name d
Hraithwnita. The man 10 out all
day and won't bother yau when he's
ln. he's not like other people. po1f
chan iiut the WomHn'a all there
and would do her best for You Ia a
humble. simple. wholesome sort u
way
you think thsy would take me
ny
''rhey have taken other men
artists as rule S"
Then It's a picturesque oouns
aoh rs that II rs nothing elise.
hut not a town for miles, WiSh you,
ana hardly "a village worthy the
name
ANY nahina7s
"Yss trout small but pisnty Of
'omaiu hent running close 6rhind
the cottage.
"eeme." cried I. this sounds DE-
/ lirhtal' Hhail you be up there
"uuly FOR daf or two, was me
reply 4 ahan't troubio YOU Aft
cote
MY dear slr. that wasn't my
meaning ~ all Ina only aorty
shall not see something of you %
+ your own heath 1 cant thank ypa
I enough Tor your kind HuHaeHil9n
/ When 90 you suppose the hfaith
/ asitea could DO Nlth me-
It's charming smile rcbuked ny
Imu4tfanee
we must nrst see whether thsY
can 10 With YOU A. alt said no. J
sincerely hope they can. bul this IL
their tine ~ year for toufistH,
f though perhaps 4 little late ~ tell
i YOU what ~ do. A. matter u
fact I'm going down there tom0f.
row aud I've got - telegraph % my
place iu any case - tell them when
f - Hert me t'H send thr telegram
+ nrst thing. aud I'll make them seili
one back - cay weihrr there's
room in the cottage ur not
I thanked him warmly. but arksi
+ tf the cottage NaH close 90 l>ifhF
ball and whether this would noe b
FtyiHH "a deal of trouble al the other
end 81 hrfuupau he mis- hi#YIuniY
ntaunIrratnai me second tiWei
saving the cottage ana The hail were
rot even Ia sight - each other, ard
+ 1 really bad 30 lHtfusiaa 90 fear. an
+ BE WIS a lonely bachelor ike my
+ ssif and world only be Hp there four
| or five days at the ngst 80 ! mode
my appreciation II IN sDrfFiF plain
er thau ever 90 hifn. ard we parted.
a. a'ciaek To- the morning Ike cd
F fast friends
"ipuly dan't expect TOO much, ny
d~ar NJ cole Nefs hfH last WORDS
F 60 ne My own place II as ancient
ans IS tumble down as most FulHs
f that yau pay 20 So over And iu
n.sef there myself beaAua6 tel
+ you frankiYf hate u ike poison
fCnHfinued1
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even imagine
/ vac not thinking of myself nor
81 my love. nor af any particular
incident OF the flfa that atill went
GA burning Ia ny brain. MY tone
was doubtless confidential but vas
mHditatiuH $40 tnnnial confidence
when my companion drew ole with
his nest words,
what do you utennfa he whiss
.errd. THAT there Voc other viz
I9imstauous thinEn which haven /
got into the papefaf'
God knows thege were" | an
swarad. my faoe Ia my hands. and.
my GRIEF brought home - me. there
sat with Il In the presence Of that
stranger, without eumpunctian and
wlths9' shame
Ito spfafa up and paced the room.
Its tact made me- realize my weak
ness and ! was struggling Ga over
oume f. when he surprised nae by
suddenly stopping and laying IA
rather tremploua hand upon my
shoulder.
sYoa-lt wouldn't do you any
good % speak OF those eiHum.
STANCES. I suppose - b. ealtered .
No. not now. NJ good az all
, Forgive the" be said rUauminE
his walk = had 80 business I frlt
- aotfY.-t cannot tell you how
afmpathiaci Aud yeti wonder q
Yuu wio always feel anEs
No SAYING how ! shall feel when
/ am a mtu skaiH raib 4 You
see what ! am AZ prvseh, Ana.
pulling myself Together. I rose "a
dad ny new friend quite asitttsd Ia
hls turn
= wish We had samc more
| brandy. he Highsa I'm afraid ma
Ton late 90 set any now
And I'm glad of al said 1 "A
man tn my state ought NOT "a look
a spirits or be may never inuh past
Fhvm again. Thanh Enaauras. there
are other medicines. only thia
morning I consulted the brsf mau
en uaffus in London wIah IA
gene - him long ego"
.hhfley-st was a."
saw you on hia daaratap. b.
tassi" cried Haltfay If once n
WaH dflYinE over to Hampstead aud
| Thought u Nas Fun We'll. shat s
the prescription
la ny satisfaction 80 finding that
I he had uut heen logging me- lHteus
I tipnNHY | answered his question
9Th unusual flllnnsa
4 should So abroad said Hlatt.
ray. iiut then. aiwaFa arm
ahfosd rs only ghe other ia, I
Eai eseA from South America and !
shall up anchor again hcfGfa this
althY English winter sets tn ="
Was be a sailor after al. Or anlg
q Well Ia-ae esndefrr On the fac
u the EARTH lie nos mentioned
1 that Re Nas only IA England far a
I few weeks = have q iaaa at hls 60.
tate and - forth after witch be
pf'inrcA tnta more aF irsa enthusttsa
Z he advocacy ~ this or that fafeIr "a
resort as opposed 20 the iaKiiah
I eaftaSe ul-un q hieh told hini / had
81 my heart
II Ypu really want a cottage "a
I the country said -. and The most
absolute peaHr ard quisf O. - got
tH this wolff I know - tiss errg
thing on NY lard IN lancashire u
would tfive Hse maH in a week bat
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HI MNXZEC HNW
GEO. MocKwrTz or HILLaAN CRY Is soar OF ~ruaAN
pYsAMo~-ats IEEkPLicAsLE STUNT

seattle brings forth another curi-
eSlfy. and Mother Mature asserts
heranlf aealn 81 ore Wha Aiafess rlis
hsf OWE lava ne latest resnff %
her freskish moods u seen lu ehat
the man rttss "a hufmAu dynamo.
Ceorgr ~ MackNtfA Who resides
"a Nllmau CITY. with his iauEhfer
Helen. hrii tha fiaHr * The star
editorial rnnfaA ans inritantiy Acid
the afteniisn = that rrFtian - The
- >s~-.->s
ftru murEtn uVHNfWu FtNHrH an
ordinary alarm clock iu Ere hands
81 his Heathef. who - ssstet IN a
chair. and with few simple a0t
complex Ists@ss. iihentas uefmanlt
waves - hts h4n1s causes the hands
% the clock e. move as avrf the
fane (rf the rtoeki This was Ar-
roupiisaHi tha professor explained.
~ first placing tbs elock tu a state
OF hyY.uasis. 8nt before ths efack
car hook around % cautral ifa senses
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sous people protesting rai
world Ttcoua pattern
roubie- gays the Tacoma Lsdsnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

whY. what tbs michief have ysu
got there
Ny callers card. sasA Z lie
tsft 4 behiu1 hlfa. Neal The edge.
have seldom seen a more tudiE
uanf fsne than tha uaa WhiHh my
faw auf4uaslu lance hzHA OVER tisH
weapon. - h. bell e 60 TIE ilEht
and ran hia finger along the hiaia.
lie uuuld rot have fruHmed more
heavily u be had reroEuiaad the
knife.
The viIIlanai" b. mutfrrrl. The
1Hraned viIilanat*
Williams I anrrfet "uff you
see more than afsI ~ them. then =.
Dfdnv Y1u - ~ asked auh-kiY.
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he causes the hnnHs a. uiuvs
no also moved the hands - the
clock 60 Indicate any tinua deatNusf=
- b. those present. TIE same ~
f-erinaanfa Nsre safisfaEfefhY PER-
faFrnsd uu the stars uffire clos b
much % fhe amusement - the Pea
kuiahta uhn. above 40 thiuEa. Dis
Ike - So tifns hasfsusA especial
d with the hour q Eoiug - press
Il hand uifh Ihr kihtFat hustle aHH
Han copies. etc II - stated that
s number u the besas - defarfs
fasufH - IRE Star offtea have en-
ssart lata a contract with Arr Macks
Aaskntta - hypaatiEa the slasks
regularly
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As TO GAMGLMG

more police the linton club sameuns
kase hvaruE Cor mo time mems
rs tughey the county of 10 70
In district should not e'w
the taWsahtdnH Seattle of their suatd
parasites who Tor years waAea
wealthy silly cntsayora % the ocat dinner hase' eN "
siu here and attn NehnS To re-
their bonanza
Vcfy probably wthn references 60 the BIG
eSs revenue the suppression ct gem
bling chamber and public officials who
lmpesrhed Will allow themselves 10 be quoted
puhcy faVouE he rvopen"s ef the games l
osfsau trstFielonas
months as0 the sannS a'
bis sod naturcd sse that
the general Impression
be p,r1rb Ird a. hi
aud respectable eaHy SUING etaena OF
Shes u plural bird ~ may cola
Now So you managed Go gct
public samhos ast pv1emner when
yoa7 Arc you so
pos-s you particularly notable share OF
that efhs doesn't yoa eS or
decide whether willing that
pse tr4ien unier foot
wish 20 Tive In luxury ana
the of vaEc-earisrs
whst think about IL
people protesting Of rreHi
all habgs thr world II the facoaa pattern
sny trouble.- Faya Ledger.
"
easase q The
Il anchor oneot his shs
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CHAPTER VII teontlnuadl.
'hor uod.s sake. sir I whispered.
'let this matter rest | shalt have to
comp forward u you persist and
heaven knows / have been before
the public quits enough"
Ills DARK eyes questioned mo an
instant. Their fell a. though he would
not disguise ast he ruoulieetrt ana
understood ! liked him fof hln guud
taste. iiked hin FOR his tscit sym
pathY. and hetter atiii for the anus
ln9 disappointment in hts faee
4 am sorry u have robbed Yan
% 4 pleasant Ghase said 4 AZ
ono time ! shau'4 have been thaBfat
Co tuin yea. hut. 20 tell you the
truth. I've had enough rxeatcmsnt
lately 10 isst me Tor M life"
4 can believe that be answered
with his fine EYES nili anan me
How Htrankcly had gutaiudEei
him! saw na vulgar curiosity Ia
bis fatterlnE Haan. bat rather that
very sympathy - which stood IN
need. I affrfet him my haad.
1t " very Hesi - you Go give
tn." I said No one else has heard
thing. You see. I shall look fnr
anotasr opportunity OF thanking Yuu
| Tomorrow
"So. me-" crlef he. "ihank. b.
hNuKed. hut huf. ! SAY. II promise
/ sa'u not q hop yau about thtsFsa-
won't yuu drink glass ~ brandy
and water tn my foam before Yau
turn In again."
ftrandY aud water hrius the very
iains ! needed ara thtH young man
pleasing mn mafr and more. / said
that ! would inin htn with an ny
/ hears. amt returned - nY rnam foe
ny dressing gwen ant slippHFs To
fiut them haservF I had - iiHht
my candles whsn The firsg thiuN /
saw Wan the havae ms mhrauAaf hah
/ irr brhisH him The mirror vac
cracked aeyuass the dressing tahia
hsh iast a log ana hath lay fiaf
with my brushes ana shaving table
HtreUn upan the carpet. tut ore
thing I found that haf nas hean
there hefufs. unaaf the niuHHw lay
"a formidable atteathknire without
ita sheath ulrket t un with
something q a fhrtii which fii Fsai
lessen when fen itH edge the
ihins VS. diahnii-aliF SHARP I
loNk q with me- q shaw ny neigh
iusF. whom I found giving his order
60 tha tnssa is seemed that Il waa
lsarriY midnight and that ~ haf
only tuat oome in whsn ths ciattrr
soah nians ~ ny room
rffiiio's ~ rrlst when The ufan
wss Foae anf rfafisead my trophy