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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

iBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
Chicago. June 2l.-An early decline OF lc in July
futures and I.c in distant months. was all re-
covered IN a half hour furry at the close. The
early selling had been overdone. Pringle White
and Spencer-Dennison the largest buyers in
the decline. while John Cudahy and Ware-Lelaud
headei the buying in the advance. The latter were
covering shorts and were followed by n host
of smaller traders who were doing the same.
The start steady wet weather Southwest.
but the market weakened. and bearish sentiment
became general It stimulated by the Kansas
report OF "A yield of $4,000 bushels. by the in
Of nearly 1000 900 in the English visible sup
ply. and by the excellent crop and weather news
from the Northwest.
Both the local -four mills shut down and re-
ported business very poor The closing rally
was helped =, the ''Bradstreet" report OF 100000
bushels dec3 in the worlds visible supply, and
by the boarur- report 2132,000 bushels in the
domestic visible. There cash sales here OF
5000 bushels No ! Northern at Csc and of 5000
bushels No , red winter. Toledo. al $lG1Sl o.
Armour q Co continued 70 change by selling
old July and buying The Alta Grain Com
pany sold July steadily. July opened s5s.gSS1sc
sold down 70 s4s4c then rallied S57sc and closed
S52&c bid. New September sold from solsc down 70
7gssc and closed 1880
Liquidation OF July corn was on all the morning.
and II sold 10 below September. The closing furry
IN July wheat started the July corn shorts cover
ing and the price to within &c of September
All futures were weak early. but closed strong at
moderate advances yesterdays closings. July
closed 10 higher at 1880 bid. September 40 to sc
higher at lssc 4ssc. Receipts were ga cars and
estimates for tomorrow 1sS Local stocks OF
contract corn increased 10000 bushels and total
stocks IN public and private elevators increased
10000 bushels. Primary receipts. $4,000 bushels.
against 10000 bushels year ago Samples were
unchanged to nc lower Shipping trade poor; sales
here 5000 bushels.
Oats closed sc higher for July &c higher for
geptember and unchanged for December COM
pared with yesterdays close There final
furry in July late in the day. due TO covering by
shorts who were frightened by the action in other
grains Receipts were 1872 and estimates for
tomorrow p cars July closed at 39lsc September
s2I.c and December 32ssc.
Provisions advanced 71zc for pork and TIC TO loc
for lard and ribs. Large packers continued to buy
and Gregson continued the heavy selling begun
early last week.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
OFFICE OF SECRETARY.
New York June IS, 1904.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
To the Stockholders OF the
Southern Pacific Company:

ro-,cr - New YoTk; June IS. 1904
To the Stockholders OF the
Southern Pacific Company:
Notice is hereby given that the Board Director,
Of the southern Pacific Company. a meeting this
said Company TO at e once re Of fhe co
pany in Beschmont. Jefferson County, Kentucky.
o clock A; NJ. standard time. 70 consider and act
upon resolutions TO be brought before them al said
following viz:
Resolved o.. that the capital stock OF the
dred million dollars By issuing one million addi-
tional shares OF the par value OF hundred
Z SO O. that the said increased stock
shsi De preferred stock; that the holders OF such
preferred stock shall be entitled to dividends in
each fiscal year at such rate, exceeding seven
o. me me- prohts. as shall be declared by the
Board OF Directors. before any dividend shall
dends shall be non-curuIative: that the holder,
OF such preferred stock shall not by virtue there
the PROFITS OF the Company that. upon the disco
luton OF the Company. voluntarily OF otherwise.
have their shares redeemed par before any
dLstrihHt9I OF any part OF the assets OF the Com
mon +s'ocks; that said preferred stock shall be
amounts and in such manner as the Board Of
directors may authorize and determine. a
not less than the par value OF the shares: that il
shall be convertible into common stock share FOR
share, at the option OF the holders a any time:
Company. at any time after the first day OF
July. 1905 and before the first day Of July 1910.
Resolved 90. that the Board OF Directors shall
Pa ee ana they are hereby authorized to establish:
regulations respecting the issue, sale. redemption
and conversion OF such stock. inconsistent
herewith as IN the judgment OF the Board may be
necessary expedent.'
For the purpose OF such special meeting the stock
ay a. so at q co a and F'0Pened Thursday
ALEX. MILLAR,
Secretary and CLERK
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NOTICE.

Sealed proposals will be until 90 NJ Thurs
aay June 80 1904 at the Office Of The Pennsylvania Com
pany for assurances Lives Granting Annutes No
5T Chestnut Philadelphia Trustee for the sale to
them Of many Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington Balti-
Railroad Stock as will
purchase The offerings the prices exceeding
par, costing in the aggregate than
stated Will be accepted the parties offering them advised
at once and be made when Certificates
signed and after Friday July 1904 Proposals should
be endorsed Proposals for sale Philadelphia. Whining
ton Baltimore Railroad Stock Trust Cericates and
addressed 70 C. w PACKARD. President. SIT Chest
nut St, Philadelphia.
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Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
~ New York--A5srt T. Foster against Annie 5 Fos-
desired the County OF New loTk-Action
for divorce.-Sumrnons with Notics.-To the above
named Defendant: You hereby summoned
the complaint this action and TO OF
answer on Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty
after of ths exclusive OF the day OF
service. and failure appear answer,
Judgment be taken against by default fo- tbs
reief demanded complaint. Dated May ed 1904.
7. a A u. ZINKE. Plaintiffs Attorneys. Office ard
Postoface Address. No, l76 Broadway, Borough OF
Manhattan, New York city.
To Annie Foster. defendant: The foregoing
by publication pursuant 70 order
of Hon Proctor Clarke, a Justice OF the Supreme
Court of the OF York. dated the day
Juns 1904 fed 14th 1904. with the complaint.
in the Office ct the Clerk OF the County OF New York
the County Court House Borough OF
the City Of New York in said State Dated
June 4''4' L. & A. " zINKE Attorneys for Plaintiff
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$9,5oo,ooo
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad Com pany
ILLINOIS DIVISION MORTGAGE ah25 BONDS.
Interest payable January I and July I,
Due July I, Io49.


hondsa mIes OF
OF he prior he all manI and
o tie the idgeso the Mis-
p and the ermn a Eas LOUISE
RECOMMEND
Of offer
Atth
wtnb al the mer
thar
application
signed
Clark, Lee, Hgginson
WaH Stree,N New York. Street
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Limited Copartnership Notices.
II K BREWER & Co.-cERTIFIcATE OF


stats II df' New YORK County of New York
age subscribers having if s statutes ot Re sse Y
New YORK 90 nae Of the rr partner
ship is TO be conducted is II X Brewer CO. and ne
county EhsE s York hf Gdn6y pace o.
II That the general nature 3i 'hs eenefaI
prnting and publishing business .u.-., ....,-,
III I Interested 5 therein respective places Of
residence are as @Sry l. Brewer residing at
vile New YORK gSnS w &anke ssdns at East oang
New Jersey are she genera e% jersey is fpecal
ne That an Of said persons n are bb the sa,a William
spssi me su mas Of 1%e2y
s s e5a on t The bfG . a On ' n Ma 5;
Dated May JOHN BREWER
WM DARI1NG In
M SHEPH HkkL SAT ST'
stat. copSy Of 1909 Dew b Y2T n ss personally
came John Brewer. william Darling STEPHEN Nanke and
W e to f be h. same deibed in ara HS
edged to me that ' - tSn,Ie F Kios. as55iv
Certificate filed in New York County.
coaty b q sit 6aS 6f Nav personally
s sa%s Nam so n. to Be 'fs h9
executed the foregoing Tsc.6 the same ana o'
70 mo that she WILLIAM RF Psss Co
Certificate n ale 81. IN y wsstc h. Co
STATE 9ssn Of B rev f0F bsine duly
TIE genera n.c Rsssnf5' e ssd oertsa
10 5ss ssd phsTen 70 VIII twenty
thousand dollars has been actually a s by gtS is a
WHEN sWsIn 10 bsfo1e m. sist day q May 1900
No'e cesrtiaeste fled in New York County.
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DiUidend Notices.

THE IMPORTERS g. TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW YORK.
New York. June 21st. 1904
4 DIVIDEND OF TEN PER CENT, FREE
OF tax. Of the earnings Of the last six months has
today been declared this bank payable on the nrs
The transfer books will remain closed
till date n n. POWELL. Cashier
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

~ New York.-Harriet Brady. individually and
Executrix OF Last VIII and Testament OF Margaret
Wood deceased. and Harvey w smith. Plaintiffs against
Albert Wood Edward Wood Ida Wood Stillwe, Leila
Leila A Robertson Marie L. Wood Grace WOOD and
trial be IN the City and County Of New York. To
he Defendants; You hereby
answer the Complaint in this action ana to
copy Of Answer on the Paintns Attorneys within
after the service OF this Summons.
OF day of service and in OF failure ap
pear answer, Judgment will be taken against you b.
default. for the relief demanded IN tbs Complaint
Dated New York May Bird 1904.
GOODWIN. THOMPSON & VANDERPOEI. Plaintiffs
Attorneys. oftce Address No. Wall Street. Post
Once Address 1861. New York City.
To defendants Ida Wood Stillwell. and Leila
upon you by publication pursuant 70 an order o. Hon
Court OF the State New York. County OF New York
dated the 9TH OF June 1904 and filed with Com
plant herein in OF the Clerk County OF
New York, the County Court House Borough Of Man
haitian New York City. said 9TH day of June 1904
Dated New York. June 7th 1904.
GOODWIN THOMPSON & VANDERPOEI.
Attorneys Office Address No. Wall Street New
York City. Post ONCE Address. 2. o. Box 1851. New
York City.
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EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

1902
Since January .22b. 424 242O55O43 2S1 $50 9eS
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CHICAGO STOCKS.
stocks. open HIgh. Low Close /. IA. IAsk.d.

FURNISHED by Charles C. Gates & Co.. Nos H. 10 and
IS WaI-st)
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Insurance Statement.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

r,SsI1R HNcE DEPARTMENT.
Albany. May goth. 1904
WHEREAS, THE TEUTONIA INSURANCE
w company located New Orleans in the State Of
crcsrs thereof, showing its condition and
s,,ss. ana has complied in all respects with the laws
-.Iating TO and Marine Insurance Com
tneoporsted by States OF the United states
In pursuance OF law l. Francis Hen
SUPERINTENDENT OF Insurance OF the state OF New
~ 40 hereby certify that said company hereoy
70 transact appropriate business OF Fire and
this State, in accordance with law.
The condition ana business or
S.oSn1snv al the OF such statement December
81 1905, Is Of availsbls s7so 100 10
Assrsxate so1 sn,inding rensUrancs... 4s5 o43 IS
4ha - ,sss-1ln $50 900 90
1H.orae Oh "NN - JOS 056 "a
80 ncor,e for the year............. 673 i2s
1s =, ,neDsiti,res FOR 604 172
<A''- - IN Witness Whereof I have hereunto sub
IL 81 scrfhea my name and caused the seal Of Of
- dce 10 be affixed the day and year above
FRANCIS HENDRICKS,
Superintendent Of Insurance
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SaUings Banks.

The Bowery Savings Bank,
12s AND $50 BowERY.
New York. June 20 1904.
A ssni-annual dividend the Of
THREE AND oNE-HAI.F PER CENT
per has been declared and
credited 10 depositors all sums OF $500
upward and exceeding $4,000 which
shall have been deposited least thres
months the first day OF July next. and
will be payable on and after Monday. July
IS. 1904
Money depostsd before July will
draw interest from July l. 1904
WILLIAM II. s. WOOD. President.
HENRY A SCHENCK. Comptroller
WALTER CoGGEsHALL. Secretary.
u Send for new booklet.
BANKING By MAIL"
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BOSTON STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. June A.--The official closing quo
tatiens for mining stocks to-day were as follows:
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribuns
"a received at their Uptown Once.
NO 1884 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be received az the following branch
Offices Office until O'Clock p. m,
2a4 sth-aye, 2sdst 1853 6th-aye. cor. 12rhst
92 East l4th-st.; 42d-st between SIN
263 1885 sd-ave. between 10th
18th Sta 026 Sdsve, 61stst; 1Tos fst-aye
s9th-st; 157 125th-st, T56 fremont $50 3D.
4lst-st.; col 5d-avs.; e5 Christopher-st
Brooklyn n. Y.-2 Court-st: PIC Court-st
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AMERICAN SMELLING RErININe co.

Il Broadway. New York. 2lst. 1901
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND NO. 8
THE DIRECTORS OF THE AMERICAN
Smelling Refining Co have declared a dividend Of
ONE AND O$E-QUARTER QAl PER CENT. upon the
Common Capital Stock OF the Company payable July 26t
1904 10 stockholders of record three O'Clock P
July 9TH 1904 The books for the transfer Of the Common
Stock Of the company Win close three p. NJ
July Sth. 1904. and reopen July 27th. 1904.
". +. MERRISS
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Minneapolis & ST. Louis r.. r. Co.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY,

The regular quarterly dividend Of ONE PER CENT
the common stock has been declared. payable July
18th, 1904 Transfer hooks closed goth
1904. 10 July 10Th. 1904. both inclusive.
]. a. LEWIS.
Assistant Treasurer
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OLD DOEl1MlON Cd

DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Portsmouth, Pinner
Point and Newport News Va connecting tor Petersour
RichElond Virginia Beach, Washington. D. c.. and emit
south and West
Freight and steamers sail Pier
n. r.. foot Beach ST.. week p. NJ.
Fl. B. WALKER. Vics-PresIdent Traffic Manager
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THE BANK OF AMERICA.
New York. June 21st. 1904
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS TO-DAY
declared a sem-annusl dividend OF TEY Qo) PER
CENT tax payable July LIST, 1904 ID stockhod-
Of record Of this date
The transfer books will remain closed until July 3D.
1904 W. NJ. BENNETT Cashier
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-12-22
LIBERTY WAS STILL FAR OFF.
Poets Move for Freedom Only Made
Matters Worse.

Prof. H. V. Hilprecht, the noted AS
syriologist Of the University of Penn
sylvania, was describing one Of the
first excavations of Nippur. He told
of certain digging that had ended in
failure, and illustrated his disappoint'
ed over the failure in this way:
"My Disappointment was as great as
that of young French poet of whom
I heard during my vacation.
"This poet was stopping at 'Di.
nard' pension, and certain expected
remittances did not reach him. Hence
he could not pay his bill.
"Week after week ran on. The land.
lord would not let the poet leave till
| his account was squared, and, since he
was penniless, to square his account
was an impossibility Hence he de-
cided to flee secretly.
Late one night. when all was dark
and still, the poet lowered his mod
est little trunk out of rear window
by a rope. He proposed to descend
the rope afterwards himself. And at
the prospect Of freedom his heart
beat high.
"But imagine his Disappointment, as
the trunk reached the ground, to hear
the landlords voice call up to him:
"'All right. I've got the trunk
Now let go of the rope.'"
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-12-22

machines big Jaws upon Margery's
shapely fingers. She drew a little
quick breath of surprise, then looked
up into Esmonds face.
"Please let me loose she pleaded
in pettish tone.
81 am sorry, Miss Margery; but
really, cannot just now"
"Mr. Esmond, l do not understand
what you mean"
"It means, Margery, that have you
where you are compelled for once to
listen to a few things | have to say"
ooh, please release me-"
ooh, please keep quiet for a few
minutes and hear what l have to say,
for am determined to say it before
we have an interruption"
"Oh, Mr.. Esmond, II just know
that am going to cry If l am not re
leased at once"
"Tears could not turn me from mJ
purpose now, Margery. love you
did you know it? OF course yol
did"
81 have thought all along that yo,
liked me very we'll"
Liked, the deuce! You know yer.
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Sweet Nothinqs.

"Has Miss Wealthy at last consent.
ed to listen to him?"
"Yes. He told me that he found her
very interesting. OF course that must
be a figure Of speech. Everybody
knows that courtship is made up of
sweet nothings. BY the way, wonder
what sweet nothings' are?"
"The case you have just mentioned
gives very clear example"
81 don't quite see how"
"Have you pencil and piece OF
paper?"
"Yes."
swell, set down the figures $1,000
0OO.'"
"There you have It,"
''First you have the dollar mark"
Certainly"
"NeXt comes the figure One."
eyes"
''Well, what follows are the sweet
nothings."
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-12-22
Wanted Information.

The Rev. DR.. w. s. Rainsford told
the other day OF an opponent of ritual
ism in the Episcopal church who took
his little daughter to high" church
for the first time. The little girl had
been attending very ''low" church.
where vested choir was thing un-
known, and when the troop of little
boys in long white robes appeared at
the professional, the child could not
contain herself.
"Oh, papa" she shrieked, "look at
all those boys in nightgowns! Do they
sleep here all the time, and where is
the bath they are going to?"-New
York Times.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-12-22

ALOVt LESSON TX MECHANICS
BY HARL e 8 s. REID
Copyright. 1904, by Daily Story Pub. COD


"Tantalus!" exclaimed Duke Es-
mond, as Margery Majors whirled
away from his side in the arms OF
Caruthers, his rival.
The orchestra was playing a quick
waltz, and Margery smiled back upon
Duke a mischievons little smile as
she felt the influence of the music.
"Confound 'em BOTH" Duke con.
tinued, as he leaned back in the little
alcove where he and Margery had
been standing. 81 am no sooner on
seemingly opportune moment, than
something turns up to interrupt me;
and she, with evident satisfaction,
plays into the hands of the fate that
Is against me-"
From behind the curtains of the al
cove, which were partly drawn, Duke
watched them as they glided here and
there among the walters. The glow
of Margery's cheeks and the sparkle
of her eyes told how much she was
enjoying the dance; for Caruthers
was not only the handsomest man,
but the best dancer and the most
dashing fellow in the ball room. Ca.
ruthers was wealthy, also.
"The dog! What advantage has he
not?" exclaimed Duke, as the thought
OF all these qualifications of his rival
came to his mind.
"But Caruthers Is a gambler, which
fact is pretty well known" Esmond
made a mental entry of this negative
qualification against his rival.
intellectually, Caruthers is, to say
the most, but mediocre" Duke made
another entry in his mental register
against the possible worthiness Of the
handsomest man in the room.
"Caruthers's moral standing Is not
above question" Esmond scored an
other.
But what am I doing?" he sudden
ly asked himself. "Why, am max
ing comparisons from the interested
standpoint of a conceited ass. am
building qualifications OF my own over
the wreckage Of those Of my rival
very uncharitable piece of business
to be engaged in"
He left the alcove and walked
across the hall. A moment later, he
had Joined the dancers with beaut!-
full, sylph-like creature looking up into
his face from the half-circle Of his
strong arm. And soon, pair of
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"Then why did you say just now
that you did not?"
Because you had said you would
kiss me, If said no."
There was a sudden embrace, and
as Margery's head rested on Dukes
shoulder, she whispered into his ear:
"Do you know, my hands were not
fastened in the wise at all? I could
have withdrawn them easily"
81 knew it, sweetheart"
"You mean old thing!" rang In
Dukes ear; but he smothered further
utterance with kiss.
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Knew His Business.

"Yes," acknowledged the well-dressea
man, l have a very good income, but
l do not feel able to keep an auto
mobile"
"But am sure could interest you,"
argued the dealer. "A man who has
the money you are said to have sure.
ly ought to afford good touring ma
chine"
"No; I'd lose too much on the re.
pairs. You see, my income arises
from a couple of auto repair shops I
was lucky enough to start a year ago."
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Duke watched them.

bright eyes were watching this new
couple closely. and these eyes were
looking over the shoulder of the hand
soonest man In the room.
The evening passed, the dance was
over, and the guests were taking their
leave. For a moment Duke held in
his clasp hand he would like to
have held always. 1t was for only
moment, scarcely long enough for
him to have said good night; yet he
had managed to lean forward and
whisper into shell-like ear that
>"Hdingly under roll OF soft
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-12-22

9eTyS sHdPe'y IU9eTSs
well that I love you with all the
emphasis that can be ascribed to that
feeling. Why, my heart gets right
up into my mouth every time l see
you with another man, and l have
thousand fool thoughts embracing des-
perate suggestions such as suicide
and avowed cynicism. Margery, am
tired of 1t. want to know right now
whether you love me or not"
"Oh, Duke" exclaimed Margery in
a quick voice, 81 think the shop man
is coming in."
"Shop man be hanged! l am not
minding him or any ether man just
now. Margery, do you love me?"
"Mr. Esmond, know some one Is
coming"
eyes, so there is, some time, but
not just now. Oh, Margery, dear
Margery." he said, going close to her.
"love me, won't you? Please love
me. You must love me, for you see
| am holding your two hands"
"Mr Esmond, I command you to
release me this moment"
"Margery, were we one, I might
obey your commands"
"Mr. Esmond!"
"My sweet Margery!"
"This is ungallant, to say the least
of it,"
'Is it? thought it merely strategic.
You know l love you SO much, and I
am going to kiss you this moment,
unless you tell me you love me-"
"You wouldn't dare, Mr.. Esmond."
"Indeed, l would. Now, do you
love me?"
"Oh, there Is some one coming"
81 think you are mistaken. Tell me
| quickly, do you love me?"
mol" after a moments hesitation.
Duke leaned forward and kissed her
on each cheek, as she lodged from
side to side. Then he quickly re-
leased the screw of the wise, and al
| lowed Margery to withdraw her
fingers. For moment she turned
upon him dignified look Of reproach,
then a smile stole over her features.
Duke seized her hands.
"You do love me, Margery, do you
not?" he pleaded
| "Cs course | do, Duke. Haven't
| you known It all the time?'