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G. II. Gusta fson, olivia; r NJ. Clark, Chicago
j. w. Gechir, Eureka, S. D.; T. II. Atkins
A. Z. Wyman, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Fruden-
field, Madison, Wis; Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman,
San Francisco Mrs. Mckay, Paw Paw, Mich. !;
II. L. Rushfelt, Albert Lea: A. J. Mitchell,
p. H Dietrich. Chicago; Miss Hasel Bah
J. L. Kinds, Butte; H. f. Mollot Fairbault
Amelia Finseth, Clara Finseth, Kenyon; H. w.
Morse, Grand Rapids; c. j. Anderson, A. L..
Hanson. Hallock: j. D. Houston, Herman; c.
J. Volstead, Granite Falls; j. Bruce Howard,
New Ulm; Alex. Sharavitch Fargo; Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlson, Duluth; B. w. Fordyce, Lincoln
G. w. Babcock, Clifford Batcock, Kasota; j.
3. Hove, Carlson; w. w. Strayer, Chicago;
Charles Wallin, Willmar Peter Boyle, At
water; \. F. Anderson, F. G. Anderson, Cadil-
lac; Hans PETERSON, A. l.. Markus. Will
]. s. Doran, Buffalo, N. Y; ?. F. Lesser and
wife. Pckard c. s. Chapman. Chicago; e. Nj.
Smith, Owatonna; H. NJ. Strand, Wimbledon,
N. D.: J. a. Martin Sioux City, A. c. Bader,
Detroit, Mich; MI. and Mrs. w. T. Wilson.
West Concord; Mr.. and Mrs. Kite, Princeton;
Joseph Bath, Reynolds, N. D.; J. E. Storey,
Chicago; Mrs. J.. II. Claggett, Pine City:
C. P Mcclure, st. Cloud; I. S. Mcclure and
wife, Nevada; Oliver Gordon, Forest City,
Iowa; r. lbach, o. J. Johnson, Mankato; A. !.
Franklin, Chicago; w. F. Ewert, Foley, Mimi:
Nell de Young. Cumberland: Hans Erickson,
Bruce, S. D.: John Abrune, Claremont, MINI.
j. Cottingham Lillian Cottngham. Sisseton,
S. d. L. Burs, Springfield +. W. Boecher,
Liton, n D.; Mr.. and Mrs. Danbury Lakefeld
Mimi; Ben Darby. Chicago S. B. Sperry
Dodge Center; F. Walkin Eau Claire; Gene
Mabley, Cincinnati, Ohio. -.
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HOTEL ~HYsER-A. o. Gillifold Forest City,
Iowa; L. l. Phipps, Toledo; NJ. s. Ruther-
ford, Princeton; George Irsail, Chicago;
George Irish and wife, st. Cloud Elmer
Hallingg Chicago; J. c. Robinson and wife,
Lewiston, N. D.; 0. n. Fosmark, Fergus
Falls; Martin Johnsrud, Carl Willing, Fen
ton, Miss; S. c. Ronald, Louisville, Ky;
James J. Miesmer, Philadelphia; J. J. At
wood, New York; Carl Barner, CLANCY
Briggs, Alden, Mimi; Leroy Westland, Chi
cage; Bert Haze1 ,o pittSb%rg; A. R. Rsy-
S. D.; George Wambach, Des Moines, Iowa
o. B. Stiechen, B. B. Haugan, Chicago; J. NJ
Walker, Des Moines; H. N. Winship, Chi
cago; w. I. Kerwin, ST. Cloud; G. L. Hol-
Inns, A. l.. McBee, Chicago; O. J. Bergh,
Boston; ]. r. Alleward Winnipeg; S. c..
Carter, Howard Lake. Mimi; John Andrus,
Phillips, N. D.; w. G.. Jackwitz, Kenmare,
n. D.; J. o. Steele, Sloughton, Mex; Hugo
Hirch, New York; j. N. Little, Chicago;
c. G.. Chance, Royalton.
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SEALED PROPOSALS, wATERWoRKs PUMP
ing Machinery-Office of Village Clerk of VII
lage Of Clinton. Big Stone County, Mimi, June
NIT, lg ~ proposals will be received
for furnishing and erecting the following ma.
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we'll 375 feet deep. length of pumping rod 24O
feet, and to elevate the water through eight
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AGENCIES

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Ads will be accepted at any Of the
following agencies at same rate as at
Journal Office:
SOUTH.
@. A. ANDERSON, 1886 E Lake st.
ARVIDSON s. STULTZ, 1908 Stevens av.
"; AuNE, 10th st and Hennepin av.
W. g. BUCHANAN, lac Lake st. e.,
GROCER s THo oad soS sei st A. av s.
8. 3. CRoWELL, 1912 Hennepin av.
G.. Il. DORM, 500 9th st s.
A. DOUGLASS, 3457 Chicago av. lsA3~
a. W. GAGHAGEN. 1881 3 Franklin sv.
O. P:;NASH, 327 Cedar av.
G9GRf9H 55 5STS1S sf5i a,1om asas
J. w. HARRAH, Ills 4th av S.
W. X. HICKS, tl531 Franklin av.
S. J. HORN, 1886 Chicago av.
J. Il. KINPORTS, 26th st and Lyndale AZ.
a. J. KLINE. $500 Bloomington av. y3.,-.
g. NJ. LA PENoTIERE, 4th av; S and Frank
3. H. LARABEE, 22d st and Hennepin ay.
MARSHALL & CO.; 1925 Nicollet ay.
J. OBERMIER, 1901 Washington 8.
c. NJ. PARDOE & CO., Lake st and Blooming
J. O. PETERSON, 1901 Washington av 8.
RED CROSS PHARMACY. TT Sd av S..
p1IL1N PHARMACY, 9th. st and Nico1let av.
c. E. sEIwERT, 2715 E 25th st.
W. H. SWEET, 18th st and Chicago az.
n. ". SHERWOOD, 1924 Nicollet av.
TUPPER & CHAMBERLAIN, 10th st and 9Th
ey s. ..-..
NJ. F. WAsHBURN, Lake st and Hennepin av.
J. ". WILLIAMS, 1911 q franklin az.
N. II. WITCH, Franklin and Bloomington.
.. NORTH
G. A. BINGENHEIMER, GAP 9Th av n.
| a. L. BISTODEAU,, 1929 Washington N
CHARLES S. DURFFEL. 629 9Th av N.
G. H. HUM, 90 Western av;
S. J.. NASH. 235 goth av,E N.
| OAK PARK DRUG STORE, 1920 9Th N.
| A. II. PERSALL, 929f 2Oth av N.
ROBERTSON DRUG CO.. 1921 Washington av N
RUSSELL & CASE, Lyndale and Western.
! O. B. SKINNER, pool Washington N.
| z. B. WILSON, 1900 goth av N.
| JOHN A. RICKETTS,, ATT Washington av N.
SOUTHEAST.
HUNT, 1914 University,-ay SE..a... ....
A. LIVINGSTON, 5l5 18th av SE.
J. W. THOMPSON, 800 Washington av Sc.
| TUFTS &PHARMACY, S13 4th st Sc.
| UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE. ,4O1 14th av So.
c. e. WATERS, Oak end Washington Sc.
| 81 NORTHEAST. '@% g.
H. BEUHLER, 754 Adams st NE.
| D. G: ENGLUND, Spring apd Monroe.
GoRMLEY & MORAN, 24el Central. III -
EAsTS1DE OFFICE. 200 Central av.
! BREDE & ERKEL, 18th av and Main NE.
SANDBERG & NURER. 9th st and Central.
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HOTEL, ARRIVALS

The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels:
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TWO CONNECTING ROOMS, COOL AND
pleasant; also side rooms; newly furnished;
telephone, gas, bath, spring water, ETC.; un-
der the management Of Dorset, the caterer
712 Hennepin av.
ONE FURNISHED ROOM, MODERN FLAT
single or double with or without board. Park
av; walking distance. Private family. Gen
tlemen preferred. References. $3.50, Journal.
HOTEL LYNDALE NICELY FURNISHED
rooms by day week; 50 per week and up
ward; rooms for light housekeeping. 620
LIST S.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, FURNISHED OR UN.
furnished, also another room house thorough.
ly modern. Telephone 2757-L1. 4OS 9th st s..
NICELY FURNISHED DESIRABLE ROOM,
modern house, within walking distance; rent
reasonable. Tel, 1874 1st av S.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses


Unfurnished Houses.
27s5 PARK Av. Ia ROOMS, ALL MOD. !. !.
ern -. ,..4
1925 4th st Sc, Ia rooms, all modern,
frame barn acknowledgements. 10UO
100 Sd ay S, brick dwelling and barn,
goo, Il rooms, al modern =, $3.50. 5000
1854 Portland ay, 16 rooms, all modern,
Darn ....... ................,',. oooo
1858 Portland t ay, Is rooms, modern, ! 90
127 9th st Sc, all modern, eight rooms,
barn Recommendations. $500
2617 Nicollet av, 10 rooms, modern ...... Zoo
2501 Stevens ay, rooms, modern. 21.5O
526 Sd av Sc, rooms, bath, gas, fur
800 9th st Sc, rooms, bath, gas, fur 0'0O
mace, city water $3.50. .......... $500
1927 Linden av, 10 rooms, modern, bath,
eo- :, gas gas city water, furnace -; 2o.oo
gas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1880
$40 Il franklin nv, rooms, city water. 1850
2SOS 18th av S, second floor fiat, rooms,
city water, sewer, closet 1000
12s11a LIST av N, second floor fiat, rooms,
1oe 2sth s st. second floor rooms, ~
George Odlum, Manager,
300 Phoenix Building.
EDWARD L. McGRORY,
Rental Expert,
Temple Court.
Management of Property.
Real Estate and Rentals.
HoUsEHoLD GOODS MOVED OR PACKED FOR
shipment Dy thoroughly experienced nen bOyu
Transfer 4 Storage Co., As Sd st S.
s2s E FRANKLIN Az, TEN ROOMS, FULLY
modern, first class, $35 to right party. G.. 8.
Woodruff, sos Guaranty building.
sIX-ROoM COTTAGE, NEWLY PAPERED AND
painted: partly modern. sos 9Th av N. G.
D. Hedderly, go LIST av N.
1909 I'd Az S, EIGHT ROOMS, FURNACE,
bath, gas, open plumbing. Inquire at corner
house.
HOUSE FOR RENT-DoWNsTAIRs 1919 D1vIs-
ion st Sc; modern; rent $16; fine location.
SEVEN ROOMS, MODERN EXCEPT HEAT,
$50. Geo. H. Rust, Alb N. Y. Life.
CHADBoURN & BRADEN, II 4th ST s, HAVE
fats and houses. $40 to $45.
sso-TEN-RooM HOUSE; SIS 7th Az S. AP-
ply Luce, Hampshire Arms.
FIvE-RooM COTTAGE-312 9th ST S, Sl6
Furnished Houses.
WANTED-FURNIsHED HOUSE, OR 10
rooms with barn. Answer at once. Call
T. c. 1874 or Main N. w. 1880 il.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE, VERY
close in; $25 if taken at once, party is
leaving city. 1920 Nicollet. ~ II,
NICELY FURNISHED FIVE-Ro0M HOUSE TO
small family without children; for July and
August. Call q e 14th ST.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
BUILDING PERMITS.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND
ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
! City ticket Office. sss Nicollet Avenue. Phone Ia
Passenger Station. Washington and Sd Aves. South
Ssun. only. DAILY. tex Sun. tE1. Sat- 9 Ex. Mon.
Leave. MARCH g. 1906. Arrive
= 75O am La Crosse, Milwaukee. Chicago. 1880 pm
La Crosse. Madison, Wis,
NV an Dubuque, Rock Island ........ 4OSO pm
$40 am Mortified, Farlbaut, Z. o.. $50 pm
t1O15 am Ortonvlle, Milbank, Aberdeen. / 900 pn,
Mss manhato. Wells, jackson H rs pm pm
go pm Winona. La Crosse Milwaukee. $40 pm
$50 pm Faribault Dubuque, Ohioago... 1905 am
36.25 pm Mankato, Wells ................. t1025 pm
The Fast Mail.
se45 pm La Crosse, Milwaukee, Chicago. ....,
s.45 pm Ortonville, Fargo. Aberdeen. TBS am
$1.15 pm Northfeld, Fairbault, Austn.... tuO am
The Pioneer Limited.
800 pm La Crosse. Milwaukee, Chicago. 800 am
s1025 pm La Crosse Milwaukee, Chicago. 'l2.01 pm
NOES pm Madison, Wis. f HISS s pm
1910 am Minnetonka-Hotel st. Louis.... ts.45 am
1890 am Minnetonka-Hotel St. Lous.... N045 am
'130 pm Minnetonka-Hotel st. Louis. '4.45 pm
s6.15 pm Minnetonka-Hotel st. LOUISE. $50 pm
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Stores.
SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS, BUILDING goa
Hennepin. each floor 25xS3. fronts on both
Nicollet and Hennepin; good light and eleya-
tor. For terms. address G.. G. Andrews. 2o2
Nicollet av.
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STOVE REPAIRS

ern Stove Repair Co.. 312 Hennepin nv.
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Ads will be accepted at any Of the
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Journal Office:
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REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
coast points; frequent shipments and lowest
possible rates Write Or call on the BOYD
Transfer s; Storage Co.. 46 Sd st S.
ZEsBAUGH'S CLEARING SALE: ALL NEW
and unclaimed pictures left 60 days; room
mouldings, mirrors at deep cut prices: we
frame pictures cheap. il 9Th st S.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-12
The Happy Dnfch Cow.

Pastoral scenes are proyerblal FOR
th.ir quiet beauty and the spirit OF
contcntmcut which tEey breed,Dut you
.Dst 90 10 Holland 10 find the highest
type OF this idea.
I'm Holland COWS are ms much a part
~ the family as the Irlshman's pig,
t1r one member Of the family always
sleeps In the stable % watch.and often
tie place Is made a sort of family
sitting room.
The COW stable Is generally a large
building, paved with brick. upon
which the COW lies straw being scarce.
There Is "A brick paved passage down
the centre. at one end OF which is a
fireplace. and the windows are Gov
cred with white curtains as dainty as
those used In the house proper.
Sometimes the entire family will
gather In the stable in the evenings
enjoying the warmth of the fire and
exchanging the talk of the day
while the cattle, always placed with
their heads facing the central passage,
chew their cuds and seem TO thorough
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-12

Little Prince Edward Of Wales (.
| already showing a delightful sturdi
ness OF character. lie has a profound
dislike for arithmetic ana shares ~
the axiom: Multiplication is vexa
| ton"
The matter OF n minute may be
| fraught with the greatest impOrtanc,
! The old saying. First come first
| enrved,' holds good when SONS Of the
| British aristOCracy make their entry
| INTO this world. Ia 1891 twin sons
| were born 10 the Countess of Clan
| cHrty, The elder of whom made bis
! uautiie bow 10 the world as Lord
klconnel, future double baron and
| yiscOurt. am earl. q marquis of IlOl-
| } ma and lord Of 5000 acres, while
lis younger brother had 10 content
himself with the modest appellation
of Master Power Francis lie poer
Trench, and the prospect of 4 younger
son portion.
Nile. dc Rosen, daughter; Of the
Russian Ambassador, when she makes
Lcr debut iu society viii receive from
the Czaru1 the badge and the title OF
"ritular Maid Of Honor TO her Maj
esty.'
The Canadian Government House at
Ottawa, known rs RIlcIu Han, is q
quaint, oij-nshloncd palace Of gray
Stone, rep!ete with queer Ch!mmoys
and odd corners. II is on the east
bank OF the wild Ridcau River, and in
winter, when the trees are lclfless, IS
Inc fun view from the other bank. The
Canadian Government House social
functions during the season" include
a a tfN rfl
a state bail after Easter. musicale i'm
the Lenten season skating AMI
tuhoc gaming parties every Saturday On
winter, several garden parties IN the
early summer and n neVer-cndng
round Of dinners. Many Of the Gus
toms and cOurtcsiCs traditional of the
old ulnarchIal days are faithfully
preserved.
Russ.a's cross Of ST. Andrew has
remarkable peculiarly attaching % &c.
All Who are decorated with it have the
r-'t once 10 demand a pardon for
Russian subject condemned TO death.
Japan was the last nation 10 enter
the circle OF the worlds powers but
her Empcrur's degree makes the ped
lgrees of other sOyereigns look shabby
lie Is the 1l2th i'm uubrOkeu. direct
descent the founder Of the house be-
Ing contemporary with Nebuchadnez-
Ear, 0Gj Is. e.
Five thousand dollars Is about the
average cost of a dinner in the Turk
ish Sultan's palace The meal com
prlses fifty or more dishes daily and
the Sultan generally part3kcs of from
i've 10 six. Every dish, before it
reaches the royal table, is tasted I'm
the kitchen by the royal Grand Nizier
to guard against poison. II is then
sealed and taken to the Sultan. The
vast cost of these ren1sts comes from
the fact that the guests and retainers
who dine at the Sultan's expense
daily number several thousand.
van Calava.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-12

II is well known that the German
Emperor has fine taste I'm matters
OF art He has recently given dem.
onstratiOn Of his own imperial will and
severe Judgment in such matters.
Sometime ago the German Protestant
community Of Moscow solicited his aid
in building n church, 10 be named the
Temple OF SIS. Peter and Paul His
majesty readily undertook to be re-
spOnsible for all the lamps and can
delabra to be used, and asked for
their designs for these things, as well
as for a plan OF the interior. ON ek
animation. the Kaiser found the de-
signs 50 far ont OF harmony with lis
own taste and with the STYLE Of TIE
building that he mt once set 10 work
correcting AMI saetchlnc. and when
the whole had leon made 70 his ;htd.
he entrusted them to he 0lCl itect
charged with the restoration Of the
Metz Cathedral, with instructions 10
execute the work according TO my
Ideas and Intentions"
On his recent visit 70 Paris, the
Shah Of Persia was famed night and
day by relays OF perspirlng attend
ants.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-12
4 Tempest in a Watermelon.

Great oaks from little acorns grow!
50 also has law suit, in which
$lOUVO damages are claimed, arisen
out of a 35-cont watermelon. 1t ap-
pears that groceryman, Of Washing
ton, ID. G, had caused the arrest OF
one Of his neigAbors, charging her
with the theft "of one watermelon. of
the value Of 80 cents" and that when
the police court judge heard the testi-
mony he solemnly declared her not
guilty. The lady has felt very much
hurt over the charges of her grocer,
and so now has entered suit in the
Supreme Court of the District OF Co.
lumbla for $4,000 damages.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-12
Swell London Attire.

The latest notes from London state
that fashionable young men during the
spring and summer seasons have been
Ideally clad in green. The outfit was
rs follows: Olive green Trilby hat.
Lincoln green flannel suit (like Robin
Hoods archers) with sea green stripes.
emerald green tie, pea green striped
flannel shirt with collar to match, and
sage green socks relieved with pale
green spots. The boots were 10 be left
20 the taste Of the wearer. A green
Whaugee cane was considered the thing.
IN American contemporary remarks
That IN this country u shotgun would be
the most effective.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-12

LET me die" he said. In n faint
voice. 1T Is tho only thing | ask now.
Here, doctor, you are the last--and you
seem friend. Take Il; it's gold! take
it--nO scruplos"; and he thrust a small
bag into my hand.
The bag fell with n climbing sound 20
the floor, as I leaned over my visitor.
Dead. Quite dead" | muttered.
There could be no doubt Of that.
Not scrap Of dentihcation-not 80
muth as n letter. card. an initial on
his linen. IL was hopeless. Not a word
OF his story, OF how be came 90 be
fninting at my door, OF what trouble u
vas, the nature OF the blow that had
caused him 10 quit the world without
a regret.
What could | doP Here was a man
who wished 10 hide everything, TO be
a nameless victim; and he had selected
my surgery In which 70 die.
But there would be police inquiries
every kind OF publicity. necessary and
unnecessary unknown, the mys-
terry OF Or Raymond's surgery, etc
| saw IL all. Lurid contents bills. n
crowd Ia the street. and-ting. ting. the
bell again-tLis time n District Mes
songer boy who handed me n note
Dear DR.. RaymoTd-Please come TO
me at once. | badly need your help.
You will think perhaps that | have
not been fair to you; but | dared not
explain. Yet now comc-please. Yod
have proved yourself a friend.-Yours
sincerely,
"EsTELLE VARNAY."
VERY WELL" / said To the messenger
There is no answer"
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fervant showed her in, and |
/ start. for the new patient was
Varnay. the charming young
4 Of whom all the country. the
{roing section of 1t, at least,
hiding. Hers was n sad face,
had been deep trouble there, |
Il as asked her 20 cit down.
bice was extremely musical.
Raymond" she said, II have
Nj that you were a specialist on
and, therefore, / came TO ask
.you could do anything for me.
Hhe strain, and then" She
d hcrsel, quickly.
4 profession is a very arduous
am"
4 and yet 10 me the world has
Ind. But l was told that, per-
|ou could authorize me 10 take
Banding me a slip OF paper. con-
\ on II the name of a drug-''as
nlant-harmless. | believe, and
1fhcacious than other medicines.
Bred out last night with the new
bud | have so much TO do-so
Tell me. could You recommend
Ind there was a quaint. appealing
n her voice.
hph! I'm not sure. II is only
Experimental etape "a yet. still
ht have the effect you wish. ono
bugh. 90 proceed very cautiously
drug like that"
.yes." she said eagerly. "Dut. Of
| Will be careful. | promise
b let me sec" I said. and I
across the room TO my desk.
] wrote out the required pre-
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-12

lu her private sitting room at the
. hotel / found lor lut she was not
alone. 1 went forward eagerly.
'Is iloro sonnet. rs 90 be explained
lWlg1 I Sold. 'Oan YOU"
She checked me- With a glance.
III is not that"
"El!'
enc. no. ltis booauso--"
You GalI farewell this afternoon.
and told noe not to hope. ierked out
Il know aai she held out her hand
toward the young man, Who seemed o.
wish 10 blot himself out in a corner OF
the apartment Come" she whispered
AMI then 10 me, DO you care for M
Eul2
bowed my head.
Then she cred earnestly, surely
only the better part ~ that feeling VII
be- Left 10 a man Ike yoI-dCcp friend
shIp-whcn | tell You that this man is
my afianced husband, aud that. there
fore. there was only one answer /
could make 20 you
Your aillucCl husband" | cried.
Yes" she said eXcitodly!" you
should hear ALL He came to England
on business, and suddenly he seemed 20
be lost. for We heard nothing, and we
might never have heard but for the
detCCtiyC5--"
But for you, Estelle." murmured
the stranger.
He killed man in n fieht-not inI
self-defense, but In defense OF a woman
who was being lll-troated, and"
1t was about like that" said the
stranger; "but, sir" he went on. turn
ing to me, IL did not want my own
name, Dallas, in this Wen, well. /,
don't suppose | should have struggled
TO be free Of 1t II it had not been for
her"
His enemies were ruthless" cried
the girl. 1t was not his fault, and he
is my love. | have lived and worked
10 save hlm-he who would not help
himself by declaring who he was"
you are an actress, Miss Varnay.
Tel me-you are not acting now-is
this all true?"
This man is no friend, Estelle."
came In husky voice. and the speak |
er, a youngish-lOoking, beardless, but !
strong man, mudlcd in a long cloak, |
took step forward, and | noticed the
well-cut, refined features. I'VE will
manage without his aid"
you viii help us9" she pleaded.
"Yes, If | can" l replied.
There" che cried, Il knew II, Law !
renee, Dr. Raymond Is our friend"
IL hope | am, Mr.. Dallas" said, and |
| held ont my hand, which the other |
now eagerly grasped.
you can help Believe me, l shall |
TO show my gratitude"
A sudden idea had struck me.
"There might be a way" I said
ooh, tell IL to mel" she pleaded.
81 will. But we must leave here at
once, and go to my house"
The girl acQuiesced at once, and On |
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ly enjoy the human companionship.
These COWS are seldom brown, most
Of them being either black or white
or OF the two cOlors mixed, and be-
cause OF the fertility of their pastur-
age and the care taken In their keep
they are capable OF giving large yields
of rich milk. In no place In the world
are cows as a rnle made as much OF.
and from the annual yield Of butter
II would seem that the care Is not
taken ia vain.