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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-17
NEW PARIS, OHIO.

New Paris. OIL. H. Reid, home
Wednesday evening from a business
rip through Kansas and Oklahoma.
The Rev Clarence Grauser visited
n Dayton Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mitchell are
spending Saturday and Sunday in Ea-
ton
Mrs. Margaret Reinheimer and Mrs.
Roy Kilbourn visited Mrs. John Moss
n Richmond Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Reid spent Fri
lay with Mrs. Reds brother and fam
lily at New Hope.
Mrs. Van Thompson and daughter
visited Mrs Engle and family, south
# town. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Arnold spent
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ar
nold near CamDbel'stOwn.
Misses Carrie Halter, Dorthy Kirk
natrick. Grace Samuels and Mary
White saw the Relasco production at
Richmond Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kicker and children OF
lowell. O, are making an extended
visit with their sisters. Mrs. Emma
Tyne AVID Mrs. Harry Mills. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kicker are an thnir way to spend
the winter in Oklahoma.
Mr. Clifford R"shaw. manager OF the
telephone here, has resigned his posi-
ton. He has not yet decided as to
where ne will go
number Of young people from
Richmond gave dance here at the
K. OF =. hall Thursday evening.
c. p. Kirkpatrick and c. o. Sauers
spent Fr'dav with their brother-in-law
John Hcrrioan. al Camden.
Mrs w. l.. Hahn and dauehter. ia
nice are visiting Mrs Charles Guild
IN Cincinnati.
Mrs, c. c. Wrenn and CHILDREN are
snendire Saturday. and Srndav with
Mr.. and Mrs. 9 Da"""ortv IN Eat0n
Misses Nell McEe'H Fd'th Reid.
Cora Hawlev and Carrie Reid snent
Thursday evening with Miss Mary
Wolf near CamDbellstCWn.
The concert given by the Nevin
quartet Friday evening under the aus.
Dices of the young bows class of the
PRESBYTERIAN Sunday school was a
successful and pleasing entertainment
The proceeds were S14.
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HAGERSTQWN, IND.

Hagerstown, Ind. Nov. 10 Mrs
Lydia Rowe returned home Friday
morning from three weeks visit
with her daughters at Anderson. Mrs.
Rowe will spend the winter with her
son, Will Rowe and family at Bradner,
Ohio.
VIM. FOrkner and granddaughter
Ruth of Hartford City were guests of
his sister, Mrs. John Thornburg, Fri.
day.
Miss Eva Purdy returned to her
home at Winchester today after Wis
it here with relatives.
Bonner Jones returned to his home
at Jamestown, Ohio, Saturday morn,
ing after several days visit with Os-
car Jones and family.
Isaac Davis went to Greensboro Sat.
urday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A Van Meter and
child of Muncie came Friday evening
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio Williams
Mrs. James Barrel and son. Eugene
came Friday evening from 1ndianapo
lis to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Brumback, east Of town.
James Knapp put up a nice monu
ment Saturday for Mrs. Ann Adding
ton in memory of her husband and
three children who are buried at Earl
ham cemetery.
MINI and Mrs Bert Wycoff were at
Spiceland Thursday night, guests OF
relatives.
The ladies of the Pocahontas are ar
ranging for pie social which is to be
given soon.
Christian Endeavor services Sunday
evening at $50 will be led by Martin
Working. Topic, Wanted, Men fol
Gideon's Band" Judges 7:2-7.
Mrs. Charles Smith and daughter
Opal, east of town. will visit relatives
at Winchester next week.
Charles Teetor made a business
| trip to indianapolis Thursday.
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Three Townships Were Represented
At Jacksonburg, Nov. g.

Jacksonhurg. Ind, Nov. 16.-The
teachers of Abingdon. Center and Har-
risontownships. met at the school Sat
1lrday. Nov. 8, and held their third in
stitute. The forenoon session was ia
ken UP by the work on American his
tory and its geographic conditions
Miss Lola Oler of Arlington. led the
discussion on chapters and and Miss
Jennie Grace Of Jacksonburg on chap
ter 8. Miss Mode Brown being absent
the chairman, Mr.. Blose, discussed the
work on the state course of study.
Miss Lorena McLane presented the
work on the report of the state SUPER
intendent. In the absence of Mr.
Smelser, Mr.. Ladd took the work as
signed to him and led an Interesting
discussion on elementary education.
The institute will hold its next meet
ing at Centerville, Dec.
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WILLIAMSBURG. IND.

Williamsburg, Ind, Nov. 16.-James
Clements returned from Indianapolis
after a three days visit. He attended
the horse sale.
Frank Reynolds went TO Richmond
Thursday.
Mrs. Floyd Bell went to Richmond
Thursday for few DAYS visit.
Oran Gales came home from Mobiles
Vile where he attended the funeral of
his nephew.
Mrs Howard Davis returned with
her brother from Richmond Thursday
night.
Miss Echo Wooley is able to be at
the telephone exchange.
Fred Reynolds is visiting his par.
ents, Addison Reynolds and wife.
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CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

Cambridge City. Nov. 16-Curtis
Gosnell and wife have arrived home
from indianapolis after a few days
visit among friends.
Thomas Dairy has accepted a posi-
ton with the Pennsylvania company
here as night yard clerk.
Mrs. Chas. Bertsch and daughter
Mary. visited in Richmond Saturday.
The Rev. Reed will conduct meet
ing for men only at the Masonic opera
house this afternoon. Mr.. Grant Will
sing.
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ECONOMY. IND.

Economy, Ind. Nov. 1G.-Mrs. Mar
after a few days visit.
Miss Pearl Edwards gave a mas
Iuerade party Tuesday night. There
vas a large crowd Of young people
present.
Mrs. Emma Hiatt was in Greens
fork Wednesday.
Several farmers have commenced
5hredding fodder.
Rev. Hannah Stanley and daughter
Vergie. We're callers at the Edwards
home Thursday.
Mrs. Jennie Scant.and entertained
Mrs. Ethel Brown of Richmond, two
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Massey had as
heir guests recently, Mrs. Quigley OF
Richmond
Mrs. Emma Lamb Brown Of Rich
mond was here Wednesday and Thurs
2ay, looking after her farm.
John Franklin presented two of his
sons. Clyd and Charles, with guns.
Some cases Of typhoid are reported
north of here
Rebecca Edwards is still very sick
Miss Nellie Jones. who is doing some
remarkable fine china painting ha:
some Of her work on exhibition at Mrs
Mary Peterson's millinery store.
Miss Bessie Albertson of Minneapo
lis and Miss Bessie Albertson of Econ
omy, have gone to Lafayette for
week S visit
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SURPRISED ON BIRTHDAY,
Friends Visit the Home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Parker.

Whitewater. Ind, Nov. 16.-Quite a
number of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Park
er's young friends and neighbors plan
ned a surprise visit on Mr.. Parker in
honor of his thirtieth birthday ami
versary Thursday evening. The even
ing was spent in games and music af-
ter which refreshments we're served.
The following guests were present:
Misses Edna Richards. Laura Welsh,
Hazel White Edna Spencer. Gertie
Alexander, Angie Alexander and Mary
White; Messrs. Frank Smith, Orville
Shaffer, Russell Hiatt, Raymond Rich
ards, Cleveland Pyle, Reed Gordon,
Oils Shaffer. Harry Spencer and Gro.
yer White; Messrs. and Mesdames
John Richards. Carrie White, Ebert
White, Vern Moore and Orla Alexan.
der.
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DUBLIN, IND.

Dublin, Ind, Nov. is Lee Johnson
has moved into the Morris property,
recently vacated by Rev. Morris and
family, who have moved to New Cas-
tie.
Mrs. Lizzie Mitchell and children
and Mrs. NJ. Simms Of Everton are
spending a few days with Mrs. Mary
Funk and daughter. Inez.
Mrs. Ala Morgan and Mrs. George
Frazee visited in Connorsville, Thurs.
day.
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WILL COST CONSIDERABLE.
Pennsylvania Responsible for the
Cambridge City Wreck.

Cambridge City, Ind, Nov. 10
The Pennsylvania wrecking crews
worked until late yesterday afternoon
clearing up the wreckage of the Lake
Erie and Westerns pile driver that
was struck by an east bound freight
early yesterday morning. This wreck
will cost the Pennsylvania company
several hundred dollars as it was APP
parently due to negligence on the part
of their train crew.
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CAMpBELLSTOWN. OHIO

Campbellstown, c 0v. 16.--J. NJ.
Cooper and family , ertained John
Wolfe and wife and Misses Octavia
Druley and Grace Wolfe of near Rich
mOnd at dinner, Sunday.
Henry SprOwl and family of Bluff
ton, Ind. returned to their home Sat
urday after pleasant visit here with
Ora Mettert and family.
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CENTERVILlE. IND.

Centerville, Ind, Nov. 16.--Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Kellam of Doddridge. en-
tertained at dinner on Sunday. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Mart
Kellam and baby, and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bowlan and sou.
w. c. Ferguson of the Ferguson In
vestment company, made a business
trip to Centerville on Thursday.
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SALOON MEN ARE ACTIVE.
TWO MEMBERS OF THE CITY
COUNCIL CAUSE COMMENT BY
REFUSING TO AssIsT-NEWs
OF THIS SECTION

New Castle, Ind, Nov. 16.-With the
close Of the first week of the cam
paign to close the thirteen saloons OF
New Castle and Henry township the
temperance people have a decided ad
vantage over the saloon men. AL
though a number of names have been
signed to the power-of.attorney cards
they are being kept secret and tho sa-
loon men arc thus at a disadvantage.
!. Not knowing the names they can not
= go to the signers and induce them to
withdraw their names.
However, while the temperance peo-
pie are busy the saloon men are not
allowing any grass to grow under
their feet A representative of the
4 State Liquor Dealers association was
Tin the city last night. He met a num-
Der Of the local liquor dealers and
plans were formed for the campaign
against the remonstrance. The saloon
men decided to circulate cards which
give an attorney power to withdraw
names from the remonstrance.
Overzealous Employer.
The story circulated to the effect
/. that an Overzealous employer, working
: in the interest of the remonstrance,
had discharged one of his men for re-
fusing to sign the remonstrance is
true, and the incident, it is said. will
injure the cause of the temperance
people. The saloon men are making
capital of this incident and the tenn
perance people regret that it occurred.
or ole inc u
cards as readily as the temperance
people had anticipated. Many when
approached yesterday declined, while
others asked time to consider the mat
ter. The majority of them fear the
results to their business if they sign
. and thus antagonize the saloon men
and their followers. Already there
are stories afloat that all business
, men who sign will be boycotted, and
this has had the effect Of making bust
ness men apprehensive.
City Churchman'S Excuse.
The refusal of two members of the
city council to sign and assist in get
ting rid of the saloons has caused
comment One of them gave as his
reasons that several years ago he
signed such a paper and this action
finally cost him $50. The temperance
people say the excuse is flimsy one
as they will deposit bond OF $4,000.
If necessary, to cover the expense Of
= any litigation that may arise as a re-
suit Of the temperance crusade.
In all the churches tomorrow pray
ers will be offered up for the success
OF the remonstrance movement. and
the services in each church will be
interspersed with temperance talks
During next week number of meet
ings will be held and the committee in
charge of the movement will keep a
close watch on affairs.
No political campaign was ever bet
ter organized. each single ward hav-
ing its committeeman who will pro-
vide the committee with the names
OF the voters who have signed in their
ward as fast as they are signed. The
organization over the entire township
is the same, and If perfect organiza-
tion counts for anything, then the
temperance people will win
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ELKHORN MILLS. IND.

Elkhorn Mills. Ind, Nov. 16---Mrs
Elizabeth Parks and sons. Harry and
Walter, have moved into the property
vacated by I. L. Parks.
The prayer meeting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Hale Sunday night
was well attended and much interest
shown.
Lon Davenport has not returned
from Arkansas.
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COLLEGE CORNER. IND.

College Corner, Ind, Nov. 16.-Char-
les Poland and brother Verlin return
ed from jamestown, Friday.
Mrs. Null and two daughters, Laura
and Jessie, spent Sunday with Mr..
Mcffitt and family.
John Mclaughlin and wife of Rich
mond were guests of James Martin
and family Sunday.
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MILTON, IND.

Milton, Ind. Nov. 16.--James Baker
and Griffin Cooney were It Richmond
Thursday.
The Henry family. Fred Fortman
Mrs. Amanda Jackson and others. were
before the srand jury this week to tes-
tify.
Mrs. l.. D. Roark was quite i'll Thurs
day.
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SMALL SUM OF MONEY TAKEN.

Cambridge City. Ind. Nov. 10
Jack Morse, engineer at the city water
works, had $3.50 taken from the peck
ct of his trousers while he was at
work at the water station Friday ev-
ening. Morse had changed clothes
when he went on duty and left the
money in his pocket.
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The Sunrise OF Life.

Infants and children are constantly needing q
exative. Il is important to know what to give
lem. Their stomach and bowels are not strong
nough for salts, purgative waters or cathartic
lis, powders or tablets. Give them mild
easant, gentle, laxative tonic like DR.. Cald
els Syrup Pepsir, which sells at tbs small
m of 50 cents or 81 at drug stores. 1t Is tn
10 great remedy for you to have in the house to
ave children vr-"--' - It.
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CLUB HAS OPEN MEETING.

Milton, Ind, Nov. 16-Will Wallace
won the high prize for men. Mrs. Will
Wallace, the ladies' high prize, Oscar
Kirlin the all-cut prize, and Dora Crist
the low prize at the pedro party at
Mrs. Daniel Schuder'S home, Thurs
day evening. 1t was an open meeting
of the Merry-Go-Round Club.
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GOES TO SOUTH AFRICA.
William Mooth Will Set Up Machinery
In That County.

New Castle, Ind, Nov. 16-William
Booth, a Henry county man, has left
for johannesburg, South Africa, where
he will remain for an indefinite time.
Booth is an expert machinist and is
employed in setting up machinery
which is used in gold and diamond
mining. In this capacity he has been
around the world several times, max
ing nearly half dozen trips to South
Africa.
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ROBINSON AT HAGERsToWN.

Hagerstown, Ind, Nov. 16-Charles
A. Robinson of Greenfield, Ind, great
sachem of the Indiana Red Men, spent
Friday evening here with the local
Red Men. They initiated Florence
Ridge, Ross Miller and Everett Chap
man Of Greensboro. and Arthur
Thomas and ]. r. Nicholson. An oys-
ter supper was served after the work.
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Grindstonea Wet and Dr.

The strength of a griudstoAe appears
from tests to vary widely with the de-
gree of its wetness or dryness. stones
that are dry showing tensile strengths
of from 146 to 1856 pounds a square
inch. but after soaking overnight
breaking under stresses of so to 116
pounds square inch.
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ICE CREAM AND OYSTERS.

Camphellstown, O., Nov. 16.-There
will be an ice cream and oyster sup
per in the basement of the Christian
church on Saturday night, Nov %,
given by the Sunday school. All are
cordially invited.
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WILL GIVE ANNUAL DINNER.

Milton, Ind. Nov. 16.-The ladies Of
the NJ, E. church will give their an
nual Thanksgiving turkey dinner.
The dinners are famous and attract
many from neighboring towns as well
as home folks.
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members of the Social Circle were
very informally entertained by Mrs.
NJ. T. Fox at her home on North Perry
street. The following were guests ::
Mesdames James Knapp, Jas. Teetor,
Martin Working, Orpha Jones, Rachel
Petty, Theodore Sells and Fred Smith.
Mrs. J. NJ. Lontz OF Richmond. was al
so present. \ two-course luncheon
was served.
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LOST.

LOST-A gold breach set with opals.
Return to this Office. Reward. 17-7t
LOST-Wide plain gold ring. between
Boston and Knollenberg's store.
Notify Mrs. Nathan Druley, phone
% z. Reward. 17-1t
LOST-Double black shawl on N c
St. between Atkins grocery and \.
10th St, or on y. 10th near C..
Please leave at 215 n 18th II
LOST-Female b1ll dog, white with
black spots Ret I'm to 81 Fl. Wayne
avenue Reward. lit
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"WeIl," said Galley scornfully, "I'il
bet you didn't do the proposing. It's
a safe bet that your wife asked you
TO marry her"
No" replied Henpeck, you're
wrong"
"Oh, come now. be honest"
mo. she didn't ask me; she told me
o."-PhiladeIphia Press.
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LEOPOLD BAKER IMPROVING.

Milton. Ind, Nov. 16.-Leopold Bak-
er, the aged man who was injured in
the interurban wreck at Richmond is
improving slowly and is able to sit
up little.
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GETS $500 BACK PAY.

Cambridge City. Iud., Nov. To-
William Eller. who was corporal in
the United States army during the
Spanish-American war. IS in receipt Of
nearly 5000 back pay from the govern
ment.
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DATE SET FOR THE FEAST.

Hagerstown, Md, Nov. 16,-The
Red Men of this place have set Friday
night, Dec. 9Th for their annual feast
All members and their families are re-
quested to be present.
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completed by Garrett and Feemster
in East Cambridge, has been leased tC
Edwin Galloway who will occupy it az
residence about Dec list.
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c.. c. 4 L. ticket er- =:;i sell Yes
sleeping car tickets to Chicago 70,
their 11:15 P. NJ. train Call or
him. apr6-tf
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That's What.

"a great deal depends upon the dress
ing" observed the thoughtful thinker.
speaking Of whatr queried his
friend.
women and salads" answered the
T. T.-Exchange.
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Those who want fewest things ar
nearest to the geds.-Socrates.
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LEASED BY EDWIN cALLAwAY.

Cambridge City, Ind. Nov. 10 The
new cement block house just being
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NO CLASSIFIED ADS CHARGED

FOR RENT-one furnished front room
upstairs. for one or two gentlemen.
11S y. 14th. Let
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For a Little Cash.

And easy payments per mo. Can sell
a 2 room house for $500: a s room
house for $3.50: room house for
$1,000: . s room house for $1,000: want
ash TO loan on good titles: have cash
10 loan on good titles. 8. K. Morgan.
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FOR RENT-FtIrnished room, steam
heat and bath. 10 5. 9Th street 1917
FOR RENT-5-room fiat above Barber
shop. $40 y. f. ST. Inquire at bar
Der shop. Also storage room. first
floor l6,ct
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WAS ENTERTAINED INFORMALLY

Social Circle at the Home OF Mrs. M.
T. Fox.
Hazerstoxn. Ind, Nov. 16-The
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{INn=ErAkERS

UNOERTAKERS.
H. r. Downing & Son. Is n Sth st.
12sept6mo
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CAsTo1
Bs..,.ss zIhs Kind fo1 Has A.srs Bought
ss. = &ZzzNx
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WANTED.

or 5 furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. ADDRESS &C. F"
care Palladium. l1-1t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
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n.r. ,b. news of Franks death. Oia Mavor salterne, when told the story of his daughters end, shut himseh m ir the little room from which sne had fiown,~ and was found dead tnere'
 Ayakanora, under the care .oi Leigh, became . civiized SnS l,ans ,rom and though Amyas still held alooi 1Ion har she attended him with the devotion of . faithful hound.
 Now came the year of the .spanisn Armada and in the fight whicn tooA place when that great fieet met tne Enrlish In the Channel, AmyaS "oa his spurs and was dubbed khisns v" his own deck. n.x. xa .ev q ~rsat fall ship of Spain and, standnH bieh on the poop, Don Guzman de soto. Amvaa attacked with fury. Tne two men razed at each other and nuIico danianoe at each others throats; put xmyas could not capture the gres. ship of the enemy, and when 'tnat oay fighting was over the fleets were sep arated. But when the flight or the ..In,,inc,ble Armada" around the. north ana of the British Isles began Amyas singled out the ship of Don Guzman and stuck to her through storm an1 tamnest. pursuing her until, sepafosee from her consorts, she came piunsns throurh a fury of the elements ooMn st. Georges channel into the se"' which wash the Devon coast
 A tremendous thunderstorm we" ..ain1 and by one of the flashes or i;ghtninr the men on Amyas's snip saw me Spanish vessel ahead or them so crashine on the rocks of Lundy, sinA ,n . in d swirl of foam like an eggshen nr,,sbed. Amyas seized the neim " ruide his own ship clear of the ia'a. snot and had just succeeded Tn oo.nk so when a great crash Of tnuhoer ahV to- n,,nd,nr flash of lightning came to- sn.har When the air cleared they n;nEad m Amyas, blind for life ana ~ Etc feet lay Salvation Yeo, dead.
 The ship put into Lundy, and as soon
 Amyas was sufficiently recovereo he bade them take him to the cn1la nvarlooking the spot where Don Guz- mans ship went down. and leave hii" there alone.
 When they came to fetch him again he said that he had seen Don Guzman in a dream, sitting in his caoln nAs s,s valiant gentleman Of spain' ana ms officers were sitting with him. tneir swords on the table, at their wine. Tber Don Guzman took locket from his bosom, saying: Here IS tug psI ture of my fair and true lady. Drink to her, senors, al.
 Then he looked up and called Amyas fs,r cnarreI. senor, It is time to be Friends once more. My wife and your brother have forgiven me; so your honor takes no stain"
 And Amyas had answered: we are friends, Don Guzman. God has Juoseo our quarrel"
 He took Amyas by the hand and the blind man woke.
 Thev carried blind Captain Leigh home to Burrough, where his. mother, and Ayacanora tended. him; and one day, Mrs. Leigh coming into the room saw the girl sobbing on his heart. The stricken man had at last returneo the lor- love and devotion Of the daughter of John Oxenham.
 And so she who had been savage oueen became Lady Leigh of Burrough, and her songs often carried the fancy of the blnT knight in the wake or those heroes who, from time to time' sailed out to colonize another and vas ter England to the heaven-prospefed cry of Westward-ho!