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Mr.. Clark was
awarded the palm
for the following:
lone of the fun
NEST experiences l
ever had was with
a woman stenogra-
pher in a western
city. | was billed
for the leading
speech at a cam
paign rally and neg
lected to prepare
I.- ..
, 1906-01-17

Representative Champ Clark of Mis-
souri,, who created a sensation in the
house of representatives recently by
booming Uncle Joe Cannon as a cam
didate of the Republican party for
president, is famous for his apt retorts.
During the speech in which he referred
to Speaker Cannon as a possible candi-
date for the presidential nomination
some one asked Mr.. Cannon what kind
of a Democrat he called himself. The
speakers reply was prompt and to the
point.
Il am a Champ Clark Democrat" he
said.
In 1904, while swapping campaign
stories with other politicians on the
way to Esopus to notify Judge Parker
of his nomination to the presidency,
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saying that a gov
ernor has no consti-
tutional right to ap-
point a senator to
serve until his
successor is elect
ed" the candidate
for senatorial hon
ors looked weak
and faint. His cour-
age revived some
what as Senators
Spooner and Teller
said that while the
, 1906-01-17

iIi1Alt III tb(
slavery
and was defeated
for governor in 1862
by Horatio Sey-
mour. He was killed
while fighting in the
Union army He
had three sons, and
all of them servel
In the army with
their father. The
youngest, m e s
Wolcott WadsWorth,
enlisted as a boy of
- 10000
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James W. Wadsworth. Jr.. who. de
, 1906-01-17

credentials were defective in that re-
spect, there were precedents for ac-
cepting them. After Mr.. Burrows had
withdrawn his objection Mr.. Gearin
took he oath.
For a Republican governor to APP
point Il Democrat to a seat in the Unit
ed States senate is a somewhat I'M
usual proceeding. Mr.. Gearin is the
first Democrat to represent Oregon in
the senate since 1887 and will sit in
that body until March 4, 1907, unless
his tenure of the office shall be ended
sooner by the Legislature, which will
not meet in regular session again until
January, 1907. He had the indorse-
ment for the s~enatorship not only of
Democrats, but of many stanch Repub-
Leans, and is a supporter in the main
of the policies of President Roosevelt.
The new senator is a native of Ore
gon. The prairie schooner in which
his parents journeyed to the state was
standing on the banks of the Umatilla
river when he was born, in 1851, hav-
ing tarried there for that event. He
was raised on a farm, graduated from
Notre Dame college, Indiana, and be-
ing admitted to the bar became a men,
Der of a firm which has now furnished
three United States senators for Ore
gon. He has been prominent in the
legislature and was a candidate for
congress against Binger Hermann.
One day when Rudyard Kipling was
humming THE Road to Mandalay" his
daughter inquired:
"Didn't you write that song, father?"
The poet-novelist pleaded guilty.
"Well," she exclaimed, you'd better
have some one introduce you to the
tuner
Carlos F. Morales, the deposed and
fugitive president of Santo Domingo,
has experienced a great many ups and
downs in the course of his career. Born
some thirty-nine years ago of well to
do parents, he was educated for the
priesthood, in which he served for
, 1906-01-17
Depends on tn. Age.

AT sweet sixteen or t~hereabout
1t looks real cute at times to pout.
But when a girl is thirty-two
The foxy thing for her to do
Is cut 1t out.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-06
AND MACHINERY ORDERED nv
CAIRO CONTRACTING AND
DREDGING COMPANY
Plant to Cost $4,000 and 10 Ra po
for Work Within sixty Days
Steamboat viii Be
Bought.

Directors of the Cairo contraot,.
and Dredging company met last niah,
at the offices of the Redman NJ ,.ao
elevator company and elected !,
Bruce Magee, PRESIDENT Anene ~,
wee president, and Chas. Feucbter
r. secretary and treasurer.
me company also closed a contract
with Mr. Van Vie for d numnina, ~,
dredging plant, with engines boilers
ETC. 70 cost $lS,500. and to he daliv
erea within forty days.
Inc company is to fnrn,qh ~
steamer and all floating property st,ch
a. pontoons to carry the pipes ana i
70 oulid ne foundations for tba III
lonaFy machinery on land also !
'et up the plant under the directio, ~
representative Of the Van VIE com
)any ooni
IL Is expected that the total cost of
ne plant will be about s32 900 ana
nat It will be ready for work within
ixty days, "'''iii
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-06
PROMINENT MEN
invited to Address Trans. Missjssia,
Commercial Congress.

1 Kansas City, Mo. Sent 5-t,yita
lioh 10 attend and address tho AN
hl'ai gathering of the Trans. Aiississin
pI commercial Congress. which is !,
'eS'h nero on November u. have beon
en- 10 Elihu Root. Secretary Of state.
Joseph G Cannon. Speaker If tbo
liouso OF Representatives: William
dai'inger United States Senator frnr
new Hampshire; ex-President Grover
cleveland. Reed Smoot, United states
senator from Utah, and Harvey u
,ou'oef' PRESIDENT of the American
Merchant Marine League. San Fran.
CISCO Denver and New Orleans are
IRE bidding for the congress in
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-06
TROOPS RAID PARK
where There We're Many Nurses ard
Children and Make Arrests

warsaw. Sept. i.-Solaiers tht.
ai'e'hoon occupied the Salsian garden
~hich was crowded with nurse and
chiiafen and arrested 200 persons W.
were without passports. The inci5o,,
ealsed tfem 'ndons excitement
mere are general Indications III.
- i'or's's IN large number have
ei warsaw for the purpo4e of r.,
'ofizing the country districts G,ve,
nor General Sballon accordingly bs.
''o-fed the return 10 the country ~
p'i'ce who had been brought int,
o1n Iea'lng the country di-trirt.
comparatively unprotected
a Smardzsvo reasanis to5s.
Nncbed two tcrrorists
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-06
DEATH VERDICT
1lVen oeemster Fifteen Minutes After
the Jury Had Retired.

Washington, Pa, Sept 5,--After /:
minutes deliberation the jury befor
Wiich Elmer Dempster, the peerc
slayer Of the Pearce family. had been
lfieo, returned a verdict, pronouncinp
the defendant guilty of murder in the
first degree.
Immediately after the Jury had ro.
,urned Its verdict Dempster was asked
. ythe court if he had anything 10 saw
oefnpster did not reply, and the indeo
ioFth"ith imposed on him the sen.
'ence OF death, the date 10 be fixed nv
The governor. ~
Dempster some weeks ago, in tho |
absence OF The father, outraged \ fopr.
'ear-old daughter of Samuel poarco
n stable, it is alleged. He aftaruard
vent vent TO the Pearce homestead and
, lieu thfee OF the family and fatally
INJURED fourth, who later died
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-06
BLAzED AWAY
Az the Man in the Tree. Re,jev;,,,
That He Was Raccoon. .

Columbus Ohio, Sept. 5.-Tbe nrizo
| n.'hllhg tory Of the season comes an,
OF billiards, this county. Harry craio
snot squirrel which lodged in tho
iork OF big tree. To secure his tronny
ne climbed the tree, when William
region coming along, noticed a com.
ho'ion in the branches He blaza1
away thinking it was large raccoor
anu. anu orals fell to the ground having |
received the charge in his anatomy |
surgeons say he is seriously wounded
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-06
GOOD ATTRACTION OFFICERS E[ECTF0
~ the CAIRO Opera House All Next
Week.--century Stock Co. to
open With "A Planters Wife.

Manager Williamson. If Tho ro,r,
opera mouse has secured an excellent
attraction for his patrons next week
ne fiaiflson and Sutherland Centur,
otock company win open a weeks an.
gagement Monday night with "A
flahtef Wife, beautiful Southern
society drama
me houston Post in a recent iss-,r
| mas the following to say regarding The
century Stock company and "A PIant
@t, vie sls
Harrison and Sutharand's Centtirt
STOCK company gave a most pleasing
presentation Of "A Planters Wife, a.
tue Houston theatre last night ana
OBTAINED well merited applause for
beautiful work. Miss Julia Bennett
played Edith Gray in a highly Gre.
dltaDie manner. She threw an atmos.
phefe OF realism into the part thai
was most convincing. Lewis Sntbe.
iaha gave one of his characteristic
performances, playing Arthur BlaFt
N ms usual pleasing manner. Mr.
'eo. salisbury as the husband gave
q hiiShed performance Eryille An. |
oefson IN the role of Livingston die
some excellent work Geo. Wtlsot
succeeded admirably in the role Of
SIMON SINCE The old niger
efFaht IN the hands of Joe Coffman
vas a clever bit Of character work
"ohetta Salisbury made dainty ana
'fet'y Angy Gordon" The otber
nafacters were in competent hands
ne specialties between acts were h
pienaid' The musical act especially i
D.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-06
fHAW FACES BREAKDOWN
accommodation Between Prisoner and
Lawyer May Be Impossible

New York, Sept 5.-Rumors vor,
persistent today in the Grimm al
courts building that the Relations ha
Ween Harry Thaw and his counsel
CiIiford W Hartridge. are strained %
me utmost and reconciliation NAV
soon be impossible, For the last rorv
u'SS Partridge has not called ~ tho
'"nps, but in his place his mariner
~ IS. Peabody has talked with Tbaw
MAI has not been taking his ont
'oor exercise with the other nrison
A'S ana II is said in the Tombs that no
cannot stand the strain of the cor6no
'eh' without outdoor exercise mncb
0nger He loks worn and wor,sni
ma unless he gets ont in tho mir a.
believed. there will b.. apbvsicaI
P'' ''0di
~ Is pointed out that. had Tbaw ro
''leo criminal lawyer. he wonld at
'as' have been able to get ont opco
week by his lawyers getting babeas
''pns wrils and having him taken 10
- various courts for hearings. This
eihod has been used in similar casos y
the past. ''e' =
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-06

ana sometimes in nv dark disnai. =.
'ons and pray for death, You maIG
''e 'a'nk OF threshing time when
WIS Young and green, and WHOM tbo,.
'haue me tramp the straw behind no
earned machine. Into my mouth ami
ao"n my throat the dust md erant
"ouId zoII until I'd choke and t,,y f.
'ouSh up my immortal souI,
MS month the summer mini ,,.i,.
eoile pack from the sounding eaa
N"eie she has sported in the wavoe
ana spent her money free. but a. fo,
iie II choose the girl who ne'er ba. |
posi- deserts, she's worth = reoi,,o,,, |
vi more OF summer seaside dirts rho
tul'ee mothers of the boys who'll knnr
'"e country great, and throuab tho
,Gi9 aHd stormy seas will guido I'M.
sup OF state, are not the oirls Nh
' ., the popular resorts. who 6trt
''i Gay and dance all night with rjch .
'ut sfaceiess sports. But thew viii ho
ncSe modest girls, these girls of a.oc /
ePute' Who stay at home ana mot u
" esefVes and help put up the fruii k
us month the politicians all viii i,
iro" their mouths i'm gear ,..
oatseiy plead their partv's canea
ad then set up the beer Ana ali fhai,
oquence and talk they'll find lo,s @
''eht tar, than the request for eyorr
IL TO line up at the bar
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-06
MENicANs.
NndAmerioans Fighting at csnsns.
Mexico. With Former in Lead

Nosaies. Ariz.. Sept 4-Fierc.
'sh'ins between Mexican and Ameri
SaH "ofkmen began A. Capauea
Mexico. At 4 O'Clock this morning Al
ms hour, ? p M the Mexicars are
sad to have the advantage. The arst
iii''i nlation IF the trouble "a
Drought here by z locomotive engineer
named Mitchell He Ieft tasf sstst
re hgnting began ana could zivs no
particulars.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-06
PROVE 1T ANYTIME,
by the Evidence of Cairo People


The daily evidence citizens r;a.,
hefe al home supply is proof sufficjen,
70 satisfy the greatest skepttc NJ
oetter proof can be had. Here i :
case Read it: . q
W, l. Gibson, of 4l6 Eleventh g.
employed by the Big -Four railroad
says; Kidney trouble starte1 NO
Or three years ago with lameness ana
pam IN the small of my back across
ne Kidneys. If caught cold i a.
~" III 'hose organs and rendered tho
p"iiS SO acute that | could scarcaI,,
s.Ialshten and it was almost limos
lpie 70 stoop to pick up anything from
1'io moor. Learning about Doap's Kid.
uey Fllls | procured a box at PAM n
'ehuh dfug store. ana from IN,
prompt and satisfactory resuIte ~
,'ineu can speak of them only 90
oelHs np-top remedy. cheerfulIv
recommend Doan's Kidney pills 70 ny
me suffering from any kind Of kj1neS
fouble." Va hi'iheF \
fof sale by all dealers. prico "a
EMS. Foster-Milburn Co. Rpma1o Il
lew York, sole agents for the unitod Il
tates. Wy ohitcd
remember the name-Doan,s-ana 4
Ike no other.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-06
THE OYSTER STEW
ana Other Thinks Which Come ann
60 IN September According to
Charley Bliss.

me summer days are elidfng h,
N TACT they've all done Gid and
soilbre autumn makes his how and
dofs his sombre lid. The c,iol,o+
cnirps his dying song. the clustered
Srapes are ripe. the small how cries
out IN his sleep with watsrr,ai,,
stlpe' The katydids dlspnt all NIGHT
ana "fansle in the trees. the while
'"e DOOR, hayfevered wight begins his
annual sneeze The asters lift their
i'sai heads crowned with he roya.
nue. ana golden rode swing in tha
nleeze--lets have an oyster stou,,
nc ICE cream soda now must 90 lii,o
WISE N cold phosphate and Cocoa
cora and root beer must also emiorato
ring out the hot and sultrv dave -, Z
- '"e coo'ihg dew, ring ont the vapid :
'oua pop ring In the oyster stew, 4
marx. on tue autumn air tbar, o
comes the school BELLS warnino
SOUND! NO more the school bows glad
sumo cry Will through the woods re-.
So'hd' deserted are the SWIMMING r
h,,1
noies' unvexed the chipmunk's den
ana fuefuly the sunbrowned lad ro'
suiDeS nus books again. Light-heartei
ooy with sun-kssed cheek and mind DC
"n i'ee ifom care, I'd give ND every. co
'"'hS l nave yonr youth and health +, tw
'nare' Men crowned with honors CT
i''e'. wealth are counted with III. III,
nest but they would trade them al so,
"een, could they like vo. do, da,
> nappV lad with blster7d bach aud To
'onehfuISe on your heel. what WON'T, A.
give to once again your youth and 7
igor teei' You take me back {, d,v. 400
Vofe when ! was tough as Ieatbnr ers
men could eat a peck of minis anc can
ever moult feather You take mn. mcr
fck 10 those old DAYS when was Ion,
Jung and blithe and turned tbe and
i"uStohe Tor nv dad when no wouIr Is
ano. -, 9,' me ana would turn the brea
"n'eu old crank and groan and II
p 70 - sun ana sweat. and won tain,
no vo,, ~ quit feel my back least
ne yer! You take me back IA wban a., NJ,
, hot o,d ~, away the hay, and in corp
ho' ana dusty barn I'd sweat INV the
away. ia pant and blow and eaen 18th
air and sweat beneath nv breatb liz a.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-06
Why Run
the Hazard

of accepting personal security upon
a bond. when corporate security !,
vastly superior2
The personal surety may be hnan.
eiaiiy strong to-day ard insolvent
Tomorrow; or he may die. ard his
estate be Immediately distributed
In any event. recovery is dilafory
and uncertain.
Because If its greater stability N.
United States Gcvsrnner, prefer.
Corporate Suretyship. Fcllou j.,
example. and. when you rsou;r.
suretyship Of any Ind. insist p.,,
having the bod ofths lsrses, eo-
pany IN the world whose tvs;,...
Is festrieted to furnishing surety.
ship obligations.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-06

II her system is in deraurred oo,,.,;
tioh' or she is predisposed To anonIn,.
VI congestion of any organ. II Is ~ -, =
tlihe ilkeIy to become active ana ,.,i.I'
a burden. ''"nS' make lie
AZ TINS time. also cancers and .,,,,,....
are more liable 10 begin their destr,,,,-
~ WORK. Such warning svmptome az
as. s,''Se OF snHocation, hot flashes d;z-
i' - headache, dread of iinnand;r,.
-, SOUNDS IN the ears, timiditv nal
PC. Pc non OF the heart. sparks be fnra ~,
III . iegulhritles, constipation var;s
'PPeute. weakness and ipuuiet,da |
promptly Needed by intelligo,t I
~ 1 ~, VINO are approaching the perio5
NAV be expected ohahge /
- oelieve Lydia r. Pinkhan's Voc.
- 'aoie compound is the worlds s,ra.t
period at TINS trying
bEoia Z. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Coz,
,oun1 inVlgorates and strengthen. a.
a organism. and builds nm tbo
aedicine can. "o o'hef
Mrs. A. E q. HvIand of cbs..,-
am. says:
ear Mrs Pinkhstn:- I'LL
p I'M nag ten suffering with Displacement,
If - y = Easing through the change /
m IA good deal Of soreness d. 4
- headacbess and was very n.r,os.e II /
~. % Tor sdviee and commenced 49,
'+,,.. I'll - dia +. PinAbsn's VegefaJls I
~ pound IS you directed. and am l.-,
ai'HI 81 those distressing synTr,tofns ~,
snTs ~ p Ealt Iis4t7i safely through the /
TT speeial advice regarding this i'm.
-;te - w women are invited 10
ne % Mrs Pinkham, Lynn. Ma.
= aanghter-in-lav Of lydia 4
= laiialn ana Tor twenty-five wears has
"a aavlsing sick women free ~ j.
Her advice is free aud alw.v.t.l
pful &c ailing women. =
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-06
CHARLESTON, MO. .
September 4, 1905

agent Holloway, of the e. Io,,;.
IRON Mountain and Sonthwoetor, w.,
way Is being checked out and viii
De superseded by Mr.. LYONS of O.
% '''''S' his makes about half = dooo,,
men VINO have essayed 10 FIJI tho na,,'
" station agent at this poipt ond
nave round the position not what thn,,
! 'houSht- 1t is rumored That an 20
mem have been dissatisfied with a.
salary question '''
probate and county court have hoth
ooeh IN session this week o,tito
'o' 81 business is being transacted |
ana many people have business ,yin,
the courts '''S' WIN
The seats in the old ,ro,,os,..
Gnurch are being removed and bot
plIiolng will be used by the u,eor;a
.ouse' OF this city. as its home tbny
having purchased II from Tho trus,oo.
" me church. II is anticinatod tba,
ne MasonS will have bo,ptis,,t
'ouge room. when they comnlato a.,
: eI,"''s winch they contemplate MAX.
'"S on The building. ana will vic wI.b
'ny southeast Missouri lodges N
POINT OF equipment 81
Mr. and Mrs. r. }. Burns oro =,
'ioud parents Of little girl ,rbiaL
.rriVed at their home YESTERDAY ,tan
lay) evening. '''' ''"h' u
Inc Southeast Missouri To,epbo,o OF
ompany is making extensive i'm ii
foVements in the telephone sys,a-.
oout town. The light componv je a.
; arranging a new lighting evstan, ar
nese improvements. so greatl,, noo5 tig
J. VIII add much to the sum to,ai &c a S
mtoris In the town. yin
ne wyatt Mercantile comnany b.s eK'
4d articles Of Incorporation with tba a. a.
'Fetary OF state and will SOM o., bic
'he mercantile business M Wa are
> county. The company fs ineo,. woi
'a'ed for eight thousand dollars aud OF
ny Of the best cifizors ,f w. ma
'i'ihi'N. are numbered AMONG etat
shareholders. The rnnpap, est
uid he successful pe~i
no new home # Otis Bell will Ii
y ne ready for occunsncv If is pour
y on The same site as nj. formsr IN I
a.. -, "u'heo 'his summer. medi
H"f Elmer Cobb detecfeF ME Mr.
ohers IN an attempt At fail break town
'ast Saturday, he had grepeefer ham.
Time. thar sonic 81 tho D-ironars Dear
in possession Of tools and were Il
10 make a. attempt Zoo br.s.- II re \ s
5ut Be could NOT find the imple- spells
s. Bal on Saturday. be- caught wrote
men al work They bad cold C T,Tn,
= ana had succeeded in cuf4ing to ssy
bolt and were IN fair wav ~ the, sIl
laelr freedom. Coob saws thaf '"Ilss
ndor. the prisoner accused ofi u TOT
nal assault and another prisoae- VT
me ring leaders. 4 jail deliy She is
tins tine would he dfzsstroue Pinkhs
e jail is almost filled with pris- been
and many Of them are charge ..harge
very serious crimes. 1stPiul
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-06
A CRITICAL PERIOD
HTELLIGEHTWoMENP PREPARE
ar seIs ana Pain ofThis Critical Period
ha so,usd oy the Use OF Lydia Z. Pink.
MANS Vegetable Compound. '''~

How many wo-
men realize that
the most critical
period in a vo-
mans existence
IS the change of
NE, and that the
anxiety felt bv
women as this
TIME dra WIS near
IS not without
rea son E?
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alone and / will state my business freely.
Your method OF bringing us here. cheyalier,
may be characteristic OF the Balkans. but
/ do not think it will be understood by my
English friends in Bucharest You VIII be
wise to remember that at the outset.
Here was threat and wise threat. but
the old man heard 1t with disdain, his
tongue licking his lips and smile, vicious
and cruel, upon his SCARED face
My friend he said, lat the donjon of
Setchevo we think nothing of English opin-
lon at Bucharest, as you Will learn in good
time. I thank you. hewever, for reminding
me that you are my guests and fasting.
lish, 1 remember, are eaters of flesh at
from the cannibals. This house shall graf
ffy you-please to follow me, l say
Laboriously as he had descended the
stairs, he climbed them again. the battling
smile still upon his face and the stick tap
ping weirdly upon the broken stone. The
house within did not belle the house as Il
appeared from without Arched corridors
cracked groins nodded frescoes, great bare
apartments with dismal furniture of brown
oak. the whole building breathed a breath
both chilling and pestilential. If there were
a redeeming feature. Gavin found IL in the
so-called banquetlng hall, a fine room
gracefully paneled with a barrel vault and
some antique holdings original enough to
awaken an artists curiosity. The great
buffet of this boosted plate was of consid-
cradle value and no little merit of design,
and such a breakfast as the chevalier's
servants had prepared was served upon a
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tuste him. II you decide to accompany me
to England-''
An exclamation which was half an oath
arrested him suddenly and he became
aware that he was no longer heard pa
tiently. In truth. the native temper OF his
race mastered Georges odin In that moment
and left him with no remembrance but that
OF the wretche6n@ss of his own life and the
depth OF the passions which had contrib
uted to It,
Money!" he cried. angrily. this man Of
fers me money!
Indeed, no-he offers you friendship"
Tell me the truth! He is afraid OF me.
Yes. there was always towards cloak
ready for him. He knew It and played
his part IN spite OF II. He Is afraid OF me
and sends you here to say SO. My friend.
that man shall yet fall on his knees before
me. He shall beg mercy, not for himself,
but for another. When his daughter-God
be thanked he has a daughter-when his
daughter is my daughter-ha, we can reach
many hearts through the hearts OF the
women they love. AS he did to me, so VIII
| do TO this English girl he dotes upon.
When she is my sons wifeI
His laugh had q horrid ring In It
broken. stunted teeth protruded from his
hanging lips. his hands trembled upon the
stick he carried. When she is my sons
wife," He seemed to moisted the very
words with a tongue lustful for vengeance.
And Gavin heard him with repus!on be-
yond all experience. q horror that made
him dread the very touch OF such man
fingers
"Chevalier." he said at length. the Lady