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The Yale expositor., 1907-03-15
slon-aswARnS 500.

The rpaderS OI THIS paper VIII De pItdstU 10
barn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure III All us
stages and that il Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now known To the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constlt'l-
tonal disease. requires u constitutional treat
ment Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution and as
slsting nature I'm doing its work. The proprle-
tors have so much faith In It's curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars Tor any
case that II fails to cure. Sendtor list OF testf
monials
Address 4. J. CHENEY 4 Co. Toledo. q.
Sold by all druggists, 75 cents.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Yale expositor., 1907-03-15

- 49, - ~~Io~~~.~-
The Hotel Harrington, of Port HUI
ron. will make specially of serving
Sunday dinners.
The Michigan Developing Company
will begin next month sinking five ad-
dtional oil wells on the Mills property
west of Port Huron.
Three ice companies are i'm the field
at Port Huron for public patronage. 1t
is rumored that there will be some cut
ting in the price during the coming
summer.
The newspapers of Sanilac county
are bound that their good natured bach
elor drain commissioner, John Smith,
! shall get married. John will some day
fool them all.
sheriff Davidson will take no action
towards closing the saloons of Port
Huron until next sunday. Ii is said
he has concluded to give the police de-
partment one more chance.
Buell. township, Sanilac county, far
mers are thinking of voting at the com
ing spring election on proposition to
bond the township for highway i'm
provement. A move in the right di-
rectiOn.
The Deckerville Fair Association
dates for 1907 will be September Is, ~
and 20. 1t is expected that the associa-
ton i'm cooperation with the farmers
will have one of the biggest and best
fall meetings ever held.
At a special election held at Brown
CITY on Monday, Mar 4. it was voted
to bond for 5000 to build an addition
to the school building in Dist. No. 3
1t is expected to have the new addition
ready by september list.
VIM. Gordon. landlord of the hotel at
Valley Centre, went out OF his mlnd
one day last week and threatened to
shoot his wife. A deputy sheriff from
Brown City was sent for, and Gordon
is now under surveillance.
Mrs. Helen Farrand Nauman, in or
der to become eligible to the Office OF
: county commissioner of schools, must
: first obtain a first grade certificate. A
: present she is teacher of languages il
the Port Huron high school.
The Michigan annual conference o.
the Mennonite Brethren in Christ vii
meet ID. VI in Brown City, on We'd
nesday, March 10, for its ministerial as
- ISOLATION meeting at 900 o'clock q. IN
On Thursday, March 2lst, at 900 a. M
: il will meet for conference business.
superintendent W. +. Lewis wa
unanimously re-engaged as supern
tendent of the Port Huron schools at ;
meeting of the board Of education hell
last Thursday evening, at salary o
$1,000 per year. Mr.. Lewis is just com
pleting his seventh year as head of tn
Port Huron schools.
The Armada Graphic publishes
few facts about the much despised lit
tie Jersey cows. IL says Ed. Randall
has six cows that produced 81 pound
of butter in seven days. One COW ha
been giving milk since May, one sine
July, one since August, two since No
vember and one new milch COW. Thl
butter was made from lO5 pounds q
cream.
A prominent Deckerville bushes
man recently sent check for Sl.lO I
the local officials of the Pere Marquett
Railway Co. in payment for a ride on
train which he says he stole from POI
Huron to his home four years ag'
Since taking that free ride he has bee
converted and his conscience pricke
him, and i'm his letter to the official D
stated that he would never feel I
though he had done right unless 1
was square with the railroad mpany
The Yale expositor., 1907-03-15

Subscribe for the Expositor.
The Yale expositor., 1907-03-15

Our customers who have used theEi sa,
the Cooper medicines do the work. We
cell them
The Yale expositor., 1907-03-15

There is no better rule for good health
than that the bowels should move every
day at the same hour If possible. keeu-
larity can be acquired by making habit
of this. Foolish people neglect this and
when chronic constipation effects them
they take pills every few days to force the
bowels to perform their natural function.
AS wears 90 on they require more and
more pills. This should be stopped.
Cooper's New Discovery will build up
the stomach and cause the bowels to act
naturally. While taking the medicine get
the habit of regularity, then gradually
stop taking the medicine.
Here is a sample of letters from those
who have tried 1t:
"For sixteen years have suffered from
stomach and liver trouble, and chronic
constipation. / had frequent headaches
and always felt tired and worn out
heard of Cooper's New Discovery. and
BEGAN its use, After | had finished one
bottle was wonderfully improved. Con
situation gave way TO apleasins regularity
of the bowels and ate better, slept bet
ter and felt better than had for months
II is the greatest medicine ! have ever
known" Samuel Booren. l742 Munsey
Ave-, Scranton Pa.
|
The Yale expositor., 1907-03-15

or yeiioW. iheH
eyes are dull, and
they look and feel
sleepy. No wonder
they do. Tn c
bowels are a sewer.
They carry away
the poisonous re-
fuse. II they don't
act the poisonous
matter is absorbed
by the body, and
headaches, d ull-
ness, bad complex
ion and eventually
serious troubles re-
The Yale expositor., 1907-03-15
Send in Accounts.

All accounts outstanding against the
township of Brockway should be in my
hands before Saturday, Mar. III, 1907, IN
order that | may place them before the
ToNn ship Board at the annual settle
ment, Tuesday, Mar. ~.
G. L. HOPKINS,
Township Clerk.
The Yale expositor., 1907-03-15
SHORT TALKS BY
L. T. COOPER.
CONSTIPATION.

can tell person who is constipated
ON sight. Their complexion is pasty
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-12-06
Animals Fight in Shack
ITO BE CONTINUEDo

From Bristors woods, in Southern
Prospect, village near Waterbury,
Conn, a wildcat pursued a big deer
until from exhaustion it fell through
the roof of the side hill hen shack Oh
EDISON Black. Guinea fowls set up a
great commotion, and with the deer 5
desnerate struggles for liberty, cooped
IN in a shack 15x12, with nearly ~
fowls there was such racket that a
trustv watchdog awoke Black. ne
went to the henhouse to find 81 lo"ls
trampled to death, every pane OIL e,as'
and all the roosts broken and the oee'
dying of broken neck. Its han AK
were lacerated from the claws OIL .h'
wildcat, tracks of which were IN th
, coop, where it remained until lrlgn'
ened away by the approach OF BLACK
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-12-06

me When l want to fight l look
.round for a Teller O my own size to
lick an II l can't find him | mouse
around for somebody just leetle DIT
smaller n | be to operate on. Thats
what they call instinct, an rattle
snakes is Just as instructive as you De-
So when went campin' out in the
desert down their in Arizony pre-
yided myself with a couple o them
big PATCHES we fellers used to play
with when we was boys. You know
what | mean-a handle an a cog
wheel and wooden spring In smal
frame that flies around on a pivot.
makes a noise like a pack o poWde
crackers when you give it whirl."
I've had en-" said Joe. i didn
know they was good for anythln o'
maxim -gasted lot O noise"
They're the best weapons for "a
tle.snakes We can find" said the ca
tain. 81 know because tried Ell
When night come or in the desert
used to swing my hammick from t
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-12-06

,u,,nod Won And I was fool enough 10
sond Won to them. This is the enu'
COR the beginning, "-rebelllousiy
"Donnelkinn is mild and kind.
mild and kind! One would th'nh
that YOU we're marrying me to a horse;
We'll shall not enter the catneurai'
"How will you avoid it?"-calmiy'
90 ebau find a way; wait and see'
She was determined.
81 shall wait" Then, with a suuuen
softening, for he loved the girl al'el
his fashion: 81 am growing olu' my
nhi,d If should die, what would De-
c6me of you? l have no son; your
Uncle Franz, who is but year OF Two
, Younger than l am, would reign, aau
!, No would not tolerate your maacai
] wavs You must marry at once
love YOU in spite of your wlllfulness
/" But you have shown yourselr lnc Iap
). hIo If loving. Doppelkinn is wealthy
O You shall marry him" ,,ao,,,
>" 81 will run away, uncle, "-oeclueui'
- so have notified the frontiers. :
,e TRANQUILITY. From now on you VIII
= watched 1t is the inevitable u
child and even I have to bow to tnat
- Che touched the paper in her oosor
in but paused. ,. won't
% s,,,a "to send the Honorable 81
cd tv Moore back to England,
"Betty?" o,,nz -
- "yee She is a charming young p
80 ,on hut she is altogether too sym
~ ,bat,c, She abets you in all you
20 ger English independence does
A0' oI with my ideas. After
wedding shall notify her father,
~ "Fverything, everything! MY irler
i"N INV liberty, the right God gives
tho avery woman-to love whom sne 8. "
s Il And And YOU, my uncle, rob me OF u
'niS Kings! What if l should tell you
- marriage with me is now impoSSiO
a. her lips growing tnin' 100,
al 81 should not be very mucn
less 'm'
his prised." ~ .,or and
em will understand why l can not IL
eye Doppelkinn." She thrust the D
'A' certificate into his HANDS. ~ j.,
'rhe duke read it carefully n
Fass muscle in his face disturbed ~
my he looked up with terrifying Sun
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-12-06
line I wasn't clappin' no

:. 80, IN nv line. l wasn't clappin' no
Injunction on that gang. jest sum,
ned I'D the nearest cactus tree ! co'Iu
end and spent the night in the upper
obos listenin' to them snakes IN
thoir Iong.winded harangs, and richlh
cactus splinters out o my PusSo". At
davbreak they broke up an went "''r
-a,oraI WAYS, and | climb down an
oot my breakfast and TO make sure
oaainet any surprises, hoisted my suit
80 NTH the ratchets in it up into me
bammick, an then bein wore ON WIN
The sleeplessness o nights 1nSl '"S'ea
foIIared EN- an slep' like log until
a;rb onto midnight. when ! was a"aN'
od IN nv the same eyerlasilh. polit
, icaI discussion goin' on oeI'", "H,!
tbie time there was more leeiIh '"'o "
: .hon before an first thing knew TWO
-, tbem rattlers had got TO Tea! strap
i ,over see such fight in al! my
;, life. They Kissed, an raIueI' On
struck. an struck an r"''l'u. an
:, Kissed until the alkali he" up III - 'uo
II II - on, nearly blinded me, ana hha"!
il al an, c,,rched The Teller that had
t been rattIin' against plootocraey me
- night before from the Top ~! 'I ~.
Il. nase lust twisted hisselt around inc
CT 80 80 - the corporation hireling mat
X, bod sassed him back, until the cor,
RS n NATION hireling looked as II he had
es pUe o. them long ribbon necktles ike ke
ne one one or,,st fellers wears on. Then he
Il, 90 hisself a hike an made sa... ..,
lol Gnot out of hisself aToua 'hs n .'.,I
op, o olI his enemy. They KEEP this up '!l li
IN oach other up into four-in'nanas, ".
Zen t tsraies, sailors, lovers knots down
t ,e the very last plain, ordinary conn y,
axe s sboestring tie. You couldn't have We o. .,
an pnveied EN- in 81 years the way the ,,
Ter t ta tmselves up. Meanwhile Meanwhile u u
ant t "ther ms was jest settin' around ls
TN tin them two finish the debate Z. oSs ~
, "a1 themselves, rattlin' out tntee . a.s,
lsef 90 enc would get the best OF the O'h ~
as as 'I then when the two fighters h
cap 4 +ied their last tie, and squeezed l.a e
s.,d selves up as tight as their COILS W.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-12-06

LOT EN-. so that eveA heir ralues
oor,dr,t work. and dropped exhausted
they began to rattle among themsei'e,
&c n which was the winner, an J
Thought il was time to turn over an
90 to sleep again, so outs WIN '"S
ratchets. Takin' one with one manu-
! on, IN, other in tn other, began CIV
in 'em the twist
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures!
"Just like that, only faster, and more
stentorian like. as they say OF Blu
Virgins voice when he makes S'ulns
speech. IN
"At the first clicketty-ick they All
Jumped jest like narVous rooS,e.
, when you say boob to him. Al 'no
socond thew looked around uneaSlly
:. as If expectin' to be attacked anu
y finally when | ratcheted out a CLICK
i like two dozen telegraph offices lr!ln
q to sing the Star Spangled Banner a..
\. at once they made jump for hoer'y
:, that landed 'em ten yards away, an
70 they Jumped so quick and so sudden
~ that every blessed one o them Snakes
a snapped his rattles of!
Next mornin' when | got down 10
breakfast | found enough rattles "
ny fill nv suitcase, an for ten years aller
ue that neither me nor my wife ever hau
III to buy any buttons to sew Oh oui
'rK clothes We lest used them rattles as
~. we needed EN-"
sht There was a silence OF three or 1oul
ie' minutes duration.
EN- 81 didn't know you'd ever been do"l
ase to Arizony, captain" said the postmaS
,,,s ter, finally. 1T.
'uid Didn't We, joe" said the captain.
the o. .o.ortod the postmaster. Xxi
vim, ye prove it," "v..v
up fallin' off a log. II yen come up
neei nv house some night I'll show II 10
your on the map, and II that amt enout
40 I'll show we the old suitcase them 10
Can tiers used to make their stump Spee'
es on" =
tne 81 thought ye said them rattierS Il
.ne good pints," said 81 WotherSpoon' =,
Tue so they hev," said the captain
I'D up they hev. They don't drink Wnis,
niaue ner play cards, an as far as can i
iiiioh out they don't write maggyzlne q
q em ous -. "U,.or,,od FINANCES or
-. ture Fakirs.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-12-06

nrirces of a dozen wealthy countries
We are not as the common people, we
can not marry where we WILL / shaA
announce that the marriage VIII take
| place next week"
DO not send my friend away Sn0
pleaded, apparently tanned
81 will promise to give the mat'ef
thought Good night.
She turned away without word anu
loft him When he roared at her sne
knew by experience that he was harm'
, less: but this quiet determlnalloh
meant the exclusion of any further
= argument There was no escape un'
= less she ran away. She wept on mel
4 inflow that night, not so much at the
n thought of wedding Doppelkinn as a
I the fact that Prince Charming nao eV'
9 IDENTIFY missed the last train and wa
=. never coming to wake her up, or, II IL
- did come, It would be when 1t was 10
late How many times had she Col
v iured him up, as she rode in the Tres
fairness OF the mornings! How mann
no he was and how his voice thrilled he'
nv Her horse was suddenly to run ava
I" he was to rescue her, and then u
-, nard her hand in marriage as nttll
reward. Sometimes he had black ma
on and eyes, but more often he was :
,et. and tall, with yellow hair ana I
bueTt eyes in all the world.
ITO BE coNTINuEDo
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-12-06
How the Kinq Dimes.

Fancy seating yourself at aihne.
a chair fitted with a weighing appa
ratus, keeping your eye On the inu ah.
and leaving the table when this rescn
es a certain figure-or possibly W. VIZ
a bell rings like that OF type"t'S 10
when the line is complete. MUS " -
dreadfully uncomfortable. II ID ,is
king. who, in order TO reduce H -.
obesity-King Carlos OF Portugal .hs
told in a special cable dispatch 10 tn u,
Herald this morning. Must be Slunp up:
taptalizing to man Of HIS M"Jo'-, -
reputation as gourmaud and gour"''
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-12-06

,u,h, y, them big cactus trees tne!
how down there, about 10 leet up no
w. Ground. Then when bedtime cohT
TN c,imb I'D the prickers' just ID
1,,la ladder and slide into the nam,
mick an go to sleep l ""o that
i nnom,b nm there from anything 'ha'
"oons because, though snakes Can
climh trees as easy as squlFI' Wv. .
find the prickers on the cactus w. br+
,1at,o too announcement for en- Ou'
Nov bothered me like the ulcN1 zen,
'n1 ,i, tho racket they KEEP up uhue''
nootb We know all a raIIie'sn" n,
no',s ~ us human bein's Is 10 pe "l
ash" oa 70 keen warm, and when theh
cold Arizony nights come on "n s ~,
snn had gone down, they useu u Il1u I
o n where my campfire was ouin
,U low an toast themselves alongSlu
-, its dyin' embers. If the! uoNV
quietly | wouldn't ha' minded H. W =
Son,ohow or other the genial gio"
go SSn nomnf,re used to make EN- talH'
two an they'd rattle away at eaC
o+ber on the subjects o the DAY un'
W. couldn't tell whether 1t was
ohrrch sociable with all the WINNIE
ont or a telegraph office ye hau u
, dorneath We. Nobody needn't new
toll me that them fellers cant tai
Q Tbey'd rattle questions and ans~ .1
q at each other like two opposin par u
:. at a town meetin'. Once in a"h'le y
e teller that seemed to know more
l. w. rast OF 'em would rattle on
n s.von or eight minutes without 81
v ~, an the others Id set there eaz
e. a. the fire an drinkin 1t all IN. ~
i, some other Teller who couldn't az
le understand would give his tail a sh'
IT. three or four times, endin' up WIN
is interrogation point, and the mrs.
eft ~ wor,d answer sometimes pleas
Is ,U' sometimes with considerable Il
he ~, noss an once in awhile as II ne
Try lawn down the law more IN d
on than in sorrer. ,,.
,ey What was they talkin ABOUT
tain ." asked 81 Wotherspooh' :,
tie 81 can't tell ye that my son.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-12-06
-, =. sucb magnitude. You are

SCANDAL Of such magnitude You "'0
DC% but you are proud"
~ Iuhnn these two talked without aP-
noront heat it was with unalteraple
frodness Of purpose. They were Oh d
non,mon race. The duke was oe'e,
o I,nnd that she should wed Doppel,,
, ,I,u she was equally determined
tbat she should not The gentleman
,, the algebralc bump may inquire
mis- out to suit himself
"Have you no pity" w., 10
INV reason overshadows it. You ~ ~,
NOT suppose that take any especla,
n n,oosmra in forcing you? But you
iaovo me- no other method.
you loved my aunt once'
broken note in her voice. ,,,,,
81 love her still,"-not unK,huis
"nrt 7 must have peace in the mouse
observe what you have so tar ac'o t',,
o o,;shod IN the matter Of creating tu'
moil" The duke took up paper
"Mv s,ns?"-contemptuously'
let us call them your tranSste
s,ons Liz en-. You have ridden
h borse 4, j. man rides it; you have II
/ don BICYCLES in public Streets },
4 have stolen away to masked oSl
q Won ran away from school in RAJ
q and visited heaven knows whom; y
q have bribed sentries to let you
wher you we're out late; you Nd
thrust aside the laws as if they mea
nothing; you have trited WIN
state papers and caused the BODY
,ul litic to break up meeting as a con
i IN nuonce of the laughter"
lie. The girl, as she recollected TINS I
Ies n which he referred, laughed long
try iovously. He waited patiently III!
ere ere had done, and l am not sure onS az.
ian Mouth did not twist under MS oe'
, ts Foreign education is the cause o.
10 this" he said finally Those euI
c sne French and English scnoolS
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-12-06

"poor, foolish child! What ,erit t
ble thing this might have 'ufn'O
to be-" 80. {
"What do you mean! .n.no
Mean? Do you suppose anyth'ns
tito this could take place without 10y 10y
hearing of 4? And su"h a d'Snone'EI
l.o"l , rascal! Some day
uhon thank ,he American consul per-
sonalIv for his part in the aHal' ,,,d
was waiting to see when you WouIs a
" ""y this, You virtually placeG
pour honor and reputation wnlch
know to be above reproac"' 'n ou bis
koening of a man who Woulu SCH NO
soui for a thousand crowns
The girl felt her knees give way "uu ~
s,o cat down. Tears slowly Weileu Wy
in her eyes and overhoWeo' o'u' o
). everything on+ over to
+ - ~ dasE managing among the pa
pers. He returned to the gil VIVA
letter .ho +reacherI
"Raad that, and learn the tie"'N''
q of the man you trusted ,.hoou
d. The letter was written by steinuo onn
-, N # he disclosed all. 1t was Venun n
y. ons insulting letter. The girl cFuSN'
.is 1t in her hand. III tba hi
NJ rs he dead?" she asked, al ' to h.
1 d., torness in her heart surging to ne
w. 'r "To Barscheit," briefly. MY
he what shall | do with this!-'"p
- the bogus certificate.
co go. Give it to me-" said the slli W" :"
~ ;,v She ripped it into halves ~ -
low quarters, into inhnitesimai squa al,
Nd and tossed them into the waste-o@Se
aho 81 am the unhappiest girl Ia
his world" ond dr
~, ni 81 am sorry" replied the grand Gu
oil ST isn't as if l had forced DoppeiN'
sod on YOU without first letting you n'
ove vour choice. You have relec'eu
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-12-06
cuAprER lV.-Continued'

.svor Moor old Dutchman, you! you
.sn buy genealogy with your ~
come And woman NOWADAYS n" ,,,
RES the man, the man: II INV INV
horsoe dogs and cattle that We Duy
for their pedigrees. Come; you Jus.
"a have a strawberry marx Oil youl
arm" I suggested lightly; lot 'he.e
Maro times when Max broodeo over
tbe mystery which enveloped MS D'a' .s
IN renlv he rolled up his sleeve anu
borod a mighty arm. Where the vac,
c,nation scar usually is saw reG
Sntah like a burn. l leaned over ana
p~omired it. 1t was a four-polntea
soar with a perfect circle around H. L.
Somehow it seemed to me that inns
SToa NOT the first time had seen THIS
secular mark. 1 did not recollect eve,
seeing it on Max's arm. Wnere h"u
seen it, then? h.,
~It,s a curious scar. Hang me- Du
I've seen the device somewhere "
Sore!" "ubore
you haye?" - eagerly Wnere
where?" :. -
~ don't know; possibly saw 1t .
xour arm in the old days. a
He sank back in his CHAIR. 0iiene
during which the smoke thickenea al
the pup whined softly in his siee
Ont upon the night the catheural TX
boomed the third hour OF mornns,
4Tf YOU don't mind Artie," SAID Mo
yawning, I'll turn in I'VE OeeN &c
cling for the past fortnight
"Take a ride on Dandy in the mo
ing. He'll hold your Welsnt nicei ~
can't go with you' as I've d Id
ankle" A
"Pll be in the sadole a' u""n' -
need is a couple Oh nou'' WV"
sheets" ..,.-
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-12-06
CHAPTER v.

who, came evening the grand dukes
lot Knocked on the door leading INTO
che nrincess' apartments, and when
the door opened he gravely announced
tLo+ his serene highness desired 10
.ooak TO the Princess Hildegarde' II
srac command. For some reason
Lnown best to herself, the princess
chose to obey 1t. n+
"Sav that / shall be there present
10 f" she said, dismissing the valet,
Az she entered her uncle's STUDY
- called because of its dust-ladeh
~'oolcbelves. though the duke some
t,mes disturbed their contents u
.ateadv the leg of an unbalanced cna' i
- tahle--he laid down his pipe an'
,,.uaissed his small company OF care
players. uor On soon.
hagar "a woman's curiosity some
~,,,es has its value. 1t takes niue
arouse 1T, but a great deal to aIlay H.
"you have not summoned me
u,.to smart speeches, simply Oeca ~,
go been educated up to themE
mo I have not summoned you
4o,k smart, word much in evidence e
1orscheit since your return from IN
I'D For once l am going to use
-~nman's prerogative. have chang
my mind" ,,,,,,nordo trembI
w,th delight She could put out
meaning to his words -.
The marriage will not take pl'
aext month.
"Uncle!"-rapturousiy, r. :,
.wait a moment, "-grimly' II 81
take place next week" -
az warn you not to force me 10
ter cried the girl, trembling
sine with a cold fury.
INV child, you are too young
n,rit and too old in mind to De
sp a gateless pasture, In MARI
40, will do very WELL" He took UP
nine and primed it. 1t was ratner
p.po .oseing to look the girl in the
you shall wed Doppeikinn
week" or,bor,
a,g 70 drag me to the altar, -eVel
4vou will not" ne repheu' sie'