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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-08-28
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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ander.
eon, Selah Heights, Friday morning
ten-pound boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl P. Calvin oil
6unnyside were in the city Friday
visiting friends.
Stanley Coffin is back again from
Copalis beach, where he was visit.
ing with his family.
Miss Alice Hickman left for Ia.
soma Friday. where she will visit
with friends.
Mrs. John Skillern, who has been
visiting her son, W. T. Skillern, has
returned TO her home in Boise, Ida,
accompanied by Mrs W. T. Skillern.
Miss Emma Clark of Tacoma is in
the city, the guest of Miss Greer and
Mrs. j. b Jemison, 500 Lincoln
street.
Mrs. George D. Robertson, who
has been the guest Of DR.. and Mrs.
Sloan. left Friday for her home in
Hoquiam.
While visiting az Anacortes Mr..
and Mrs. V H. Robinson of this city
became the proud possessors of an
eight-pound boy, born August 16.
Peter j Eschbach returned on No.
3 yesterday from Spokane and St.
Joe, Ida, where he has been on
business.
Congressman w L. Jones and
family have returned home after a
three weeks outing on the south
fork of the Ahtanum.
Mrs. Charles NJ Hauser and
daughter, Miss Nellie Hauser, are
again at home after visit with
friends at Mt. Vernon.
After a months sojourn visiting
friends in Seattle Mrs Fred A. Nor
gan and daughter, Miss Ruth Nor
gan, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Miller, &C.
companied by their daughter, Miss
Marian Miller. returned Tuesday
from a visit to Long Beach.
Miss Ella Buchholtz, who has just
returned from three weeks visit
with friends at Seattle, left Tuesday
on business trip to Presses.
Wilmee Owen and Miss Cora E
Mosebar were granted marriage Ii.
cense in the county auditors office
Tuesday.
Miss Emma Clark, who has beer
the guest Of Mrs J. B. Jamison OF
this city, left for her home at Fargo
y. D, Tuesday.
Miss Irene Holbrook of Seattle,
who has been visiting Mrs. Richar
Philips Of this city, returned home
Tuesday.
J. R. Smith OF Tacoma, who has
been in the city recently with a view
TO purchasing a ranch for a brother
IN the east, left for home Tuesday.
Owing to the non-completion OF
arrangements, the reception to have
been given last night by the Epworth
League was postponed until next
Monday night
Mrs Edward 7 Edwards, who has
been visiting al the home Of Ms. and
Ms 81 Eee 2l6 Lincoln ave
nue. returned q her home IN Port
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z. B. Jones. James Henderson
and W. e. Stephens were among the
sunnyside visitors in the city Tues
day.
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Herald Want ads bring resultA

Hammocks. Cots. Camp Stools at
owest prices in town. Coffin Bros. II
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Pitchforks. Hay Slings and Rope;
low prices at Coffin Bros. II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-18
Cor0esdo Hsrnrnas J Co., Suppsoros.

Agentes Generates para la Isla de Puerto
Rico de las respetables firmas, de r. Lopez
de Heredia y TO-, Madrid, Vinos finos, Ma
70 la Rioja, sociedad An6nima "Bodegas
bilbafnas," Bilbao, Yinos finos para mesa.
Sociedad An6nima ExpIotadora del "Agua
de Isalus" Tolosa-Espana, la sin rival de
las aguas minerales efervescentes. Conn
pagnie du Vim Saint Rapael, Societ6 Ano-
nyne, Yalence-Drome, Legitimo vino me-
dieinal de San Rafael (France). Les Fills
de +. Schmidt, Bordeaux, Francia, La en-
tidad mas importante en- vinos Franceses
para mssa. United Danish Butter Pres
serving Company. Copenh aguen, Dina
n area Mantequilla danesa, la prinera en-
su G ase y de mayor consume en- la Isla.
"a. r.. Yalespino y Hermano "Jer6z de la
Frontera," Espaiia. Les yinos mas supe.
rIores de Jerez y de raconocido prestigio en-
Ell Mundo entero. Importadores en- gran
escala, en- 81 ramo de where's finos de todas
classes Y procedencias y de las marcas mas
acreditada-, de America Europa, asf CO.
mo de toda clase de aguas minerales y
artfculos para Farmac6uticos, Correspon-
sales en- eI mundo entegO San Juan Puerto
Rico. d.
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ciu lad las uierras, Los Maias 2 vols
Santiago Fusntss. EmprendamoS nue.
va vida.
sadermann II. La Mujer Girls, 81
Dsseo. El camino de los Gatos, Las bo
das de Yolanda.
ToIatoy L. Novslas Cortaa Sonata
A. Kreutzer. Ana K4renine, Rssurec'
oi6n, Ivan 81 Imb6cil, Polikuchka.
Ubide J. 81 LiceDciado dc Eacc bar.
Wagner r. Novelas y PenBamientoa.
PoesiaB. Ia to A La DivinR Come.
dia vols. Amicis E. Poesfas. Ca
moons L, POeSfas sslectas, Los Lusia'
dRs.
Dario Ruben. Cantos de VidR Es
psTanzs, Prosag pr6fanas
Machado NJ. CspriChos, Pcesfas.
Vital AKA. Bsgatelas, Nj fu nj fa.
Fedro. FabulaB.
Dramas - EchsgsTay J. ObrRB dra'
m6ticaB vols.
Daudet A. La lucha por Ia existencia
Drama en- cinco actoB.
Byron Lord Poemas D1amatiooa.
SudeYmann H. Meg1a
TolHtOy L. Resurrecci6n (dramR.) CO.
mediap.
Munger E. La Bohemia.
EnBayos -Amicig e. Para eI 10 dc
Mayo, Rscuerdo1 de 1870 81, Horas de
recFeo.
Bacon. Ensayos de Morsl , dc PO'
lftics.
Dsrio Ruben. La Caravsna Pass.
Dsudet A. Rscuerdos de un hombrs
de letrRS, RecueFdos de TeatrO.
Font q. EScEiton Robre Puerto Rico.
RuBinoI Hojss de la vida.
Juiciou Estudios Literariog.-Amicis
3. Retratos LiteFarios, MuertoI y Vivos
Chstssubrisnd. VariedadeB LitsraTias =
polfticas.
Corton A. EBpronceds,
Barrano G. La liteTatuga del dFa.
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La VILLA De MADRID.-En este espacioso
establecimiento, que es el mas i'm portante
de Puerto Rico para el detail, est6n recI-
biendo ahora los artlculos propios para la
pr6xima estaci6n, tales como GasimlreS Al
paCaS, BOaS pluma de Ostrich lei ,timas, ell
mejor surtido de Perfumeria franeesa, desde
lain que es ell fabricaite mas afamado del
mundo. Tenemos Ell surtido mas compile
to en- Corbatas, Paraguas, dncluso los geno-
veses) Guantes Mltones, el mejor PanO para
VilIar, Cort'nas lejftimas de madras, Un
dad), Cartsras de pie de FOca, RuSis para
sefioras, etc A Ia villa de- Madrid acude toda
persona de gustO que quiere comprar bue-
ma mercancia sin gastar muchO. P. o.
Box 765. Tel6fono 273 San Francisco 81.
San Juan p. r.
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BlBL LIOTfcA IHsULAR.

Obrss recibidas. Literaturs. Move.
las Maupsssant G. Anton. Clsros
de Luna. 81 Doncsl de la senors
Huston.
Mayne Raid. AventursB de mar '
terra, NaufrsgioH de la SALIVA, EssIavos
en- 81 Sahara, Uazadora Sslvsie, GAIA de
Levittan, La Cuarterona, Cazador de
Tigres, etc, J6vsnes Boerp, Cazsderss
de plantas, Grsnjs del deaieHto, La Crio.
lla de Jamaica, Jornsda de Ia muerte,
Guants blanco, Los bosques del MiSsiaipf,
Ls hsrmans perdids, La reina de los
lsgau
Mirbeau, o 81 iardfn de les supT.
clos, 81 Calvsrio, Memorials de una don.
c lie, Sebastian Rcch.
MuFgsT E. Eaencias de la vida Bo'
hemia.
Queiroz. E. de La Rsliquia. EI Man.
dsEin, La ilustre casa de RamiFez, La
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En- ola Correspondence de Puerto
Rice, Allen "a, hay de vents TeCiboI e.
IOnREioa para cobro de alquiloTes dc CRsaE,
fRnEan On met6lico con fTmaH, deClR re-.
cionoA de nRcimiento, dsfunci6n Csrtiica.
ci6n m6dicA. ..
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COMPRO.
"a TIsndIta.
GRATIS! GRATIS!

Envienos SUI direction postal y 10 ctvs.
oro americana gu equivalente en- sellosI
dc oorreo sin cancelar, de su pals, lei
mandaremos, libre de porte, una precio-
LEA collection de POSTALES con vista del
New York demas ciudades importan-
ties de Norte America.
NEW YORK LABORATORY COMPANY,
So & 85 Wall ST, New York, {. U. A.
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La lINEA DEL TRANVIA De BAYAMON
SERA EXTENDIDA.
El CumeICiO de Gsts Ciudad y eI des-
CalSO dOminiCaI.
Esta nsIOr 81 RIh0 do los ssposOs Glm4Rsz A.
VaTeZ.
(De nuestro oorresp0nsal. }

OctubFe 17.-Segdo tenemos entendido
Sc tFata de extendsr la lfuea ferrea, haBta
"Pusbio Viejo" y quizaB Guainabo. Si
ss lcgrase LevaE efecto ese proyecto, Sc.
ria de Buma COnveniencia, paaa los ricos
propietariog de eBaB comarcas el pcbIRdo
do duaynabo tomREta empuje, para su de-
sarrolio industrial, cOmerciaI agFfcoIa
acknowledgements que cuando hay frente &
una empresR, nm elemento j6ven, 81 pro.
greso no enouentTa obstSCulo asas empresss
responder los fines para que han sido
creadEs. Y Sc sstS viendo la difsrencia
entire Ia antigua direction de la r. +. del
Y. y lie que actuRlmente tiene. que va
desapareciendo todo aqueIlo indtil moIes'
toBo 9 inc6modo, Y POGO POGO 81 joven
ingeniero hara IN cAmbio radical en- todo
mejoTando notabIemsnte ell aeYvicio en-
bien del pdblico.
--Ss sgits poderogaments el proyecto
de los j6veneB del comeFcio, en- formar an
comit6, para gestionaF el descanso domini
cal. No desmayen los eteEDoB esclRvoB
del tTabsjo.
-5abemos que muy en- bFave, una illus.
trsda ps1sonRlidRd, de eBta ciudad va &
ocupaFsa en- la pEensa del estad0 de los
maestros de eacuelss qua peaan sobre eIIoa
m exceso de vigilsncia terrible en- deuao.
70 (ssgdn IA autorizsda opinion de eaa
peFsOnsiidad) del msgistsrio del pGfs
-Estd por tsrminarsa la casa conaisto.
rial de esta ciudRd, = ser6 un magnffco y
bonito edifcio
Aver SO Ilev6 efscto vArios juicioB
en- 81 Juzgado de Paz.
-Hs mejorado algo 81 nino de los es'
po1os GimsneE Alvarez, Nos aIegramoB.
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EN- Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhahn y
Co., San Jose Is, 30 venden dos Eel0.
jsa de orc cadR semana. ia Ultima Bema
m obtuvo uno al sefior don Manuel
Torres do eats Ciudad socio NOM. 5.
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En sSta impEonta e v0ndo papoI dOrO
Ei6dico viaio { S2.Ol lal AG kiIau Tun qoin.
tI.1
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FranCia asiente.

TdDg@ octpbu 8E sultan AbduIAi gobenO frances
poE6n hEcee dcho gbrno de gaard revando
m iu oFal gqarnid6n elias losene impO
Taddo oraI od les ud aguna4 Dc las
hsn udR MY Hafd sultan
Rabat lfgftmo sultan AbduLAziz
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SE DESEA tomar en- alquiler una ca
"a para familia en- San juan SsntuEce.
Dirigirse a San Jose is Is v. 9.
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InnIclnnR GENERAL

9NsEjC 4 Las MABKEs.-El JaYabe can4anta Sc
Ser Winsow debe sempre que los ni1os
Ia denticion. Proporcona alivio Immediate
pequeo Paciene, produce qn sueio natural tranguio,
ssiva dolor angelic despierta muy alegre
&c muy agadable al paladaF, eana al nino absnda
encias aVia dolore hsee faeiles las fncones de-
sest6rago regua los intestlca Es eF meior remedap
conocido para Ia darrea va ovenga esa de Ia dentc6n
de cualquiera otra Ttpgaee mueho cuado en- pea
"a Jsrabe ctlmAnta De Ia Ss8nrs WnsloW" Is d recs
Il 4o8cS
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-se compran ABANICOs ANTI
GUOS Runque no esten en- busn estado,
9OllsreS antiques de Oral prendas anti.
guaH.
Dirijase P. j. B. Cristo / (aItoB) San
Juan al calle Aurora, Ponce. p.
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JudIos huyendo de la soIdadesCa.

T6n OaubEe 18Algun iuds
han gdo
ado
egan famiihs
prdidO pofan apaIeados
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SHBVIGI0 BSPECIAL DE- Cables
DE
la Democracia Y La Correspondence
UNIDaS
La primera asambIea fiIipina.

Manila, octubre 8 setar e # b6 pimea aDambea giI
nmqn
conducts observer los prpoB fipiuoH
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No Sc venderan las FiIipinas.

Mania, OetubEe
esudRndod pplNico instuCd6n queo8
apxiaTan
catap6Ica arnant1
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listed DEBE PERFECCIONAR
81 LETRA, = puede conseguirlo on brs
We plazo poF el modsrno aistsma do ensa
fAnEs caligr6fco de que es sutor Ell
UNICO pYofssnr de esta especiRlidad en-
Puerto Rico. .--FsIir Hega Nev1res Box
915 San Juan. Is '. q.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-26

Sands story so that she could see
things on true slant, she had de.
cided to try to bring her to our house
to live. But though the girl was sweet.
ly gentle In her appreciation of Kate's
thoughtful attentions. In her simple
way she made us both feel that our
efforts would be for naught, that her
position must be the same as that of
any other clerk In the Office. We both
finally left her to herself. Bob ex.
planned to me, some three weeks after
she came to the ONCE. that she re-
cefved no visitors at her home, a hotel
on quiet uptown street, and that
even he had never had permission to
call upon her there.
But from the day she came to occu.
py her desk In our Office, Bob was a
changed man, whether for better or
for worse neither Kate nor could de.
eide. His old bounding elasticity was
gone, and with 1t his rollicking laugh
He was now a man where before he
had been boy. man with burden.
Even II had not heard Beulah Sands
story, should have guessed that Bob
was staggering under a strange load
While before, from the close OF the
stock exchange until its opening the
next morning, he was, as Kate was
fond Of putting 1t. always ready To fill
In for anything from chaperon to
nurse. always open for any lark we
planned from a Bohemian dinner to
the opera, now weeks went by without
our seeing him at our house. In the
Office 1t used to be saying that out.
side gong-strikes. Bob Brownley did
not know he was In the stock business.
Formerly every clerk knew when Bob
came or went. for 1t was with a rush,
a shout, laugh. and bang of doors:
and on the floor Of the stock exchange
no man played so many pranks, or
filled his orders with so much Jolly
sood.nature and hilarious boisterous.
ness. But from the day the Virginian
girl crossed his path, Bob Brownley
was man who was thinking. think.
Ing. thinking all the time. 1t was only
with an effort that he would keep his
eyes on whomever he was talking with
long enough to take In what was said.
and II the saying occupied much time
It would be apparent to the talker that
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior,
Land Office NJ gan,a Ia ~ ~

Department OF the Interior.
Land Office at Santa Fe. N. NJ.
April Is. 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Irenea
Gonzales de Madrid. widow of Prec,l.
iano Madrid. Of Trementina, n NJ.
has filed notice OF her intention To
make final fiveyear proof I'm support
of her claim. Wig: Homestead Entry
No. ss64. made February %. 1909. for
the sw Y. Sec. 10. Township IA N.
Range % e. and that said proof will
be made before Robert l.. M. Ross.
United States Court Commissioner at
Las. Vegas. N. NJ. on May q, 1907.
She names the following witnesses
to prove her continuous residence up.
on. and cultivation OF the land, wig:
Casimiro Gonzales. Cesario Coma.
les. Braulio vialpando. Jose Ma. Mar.
tinez. all Of Trementina, N. NJ.
MANUEL r. OTERO.
s-os Register.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior.
Land Office At Santa Fe. N. ~.

Department OF the Interior.
Land Office at Santa Fe. N. M.
April is, 1907
Notice Is hereby given that Jose
Dominguez. of villanneva, N NJ. has
filed notice of his intention to make
final five-year proof in support of his
claim. viz: Homestead Entry No
1888. made June 9. 1903, for the 8 u
SW Il, Sec. Is; N Y NV u. Sec.
q Township 10 n, Range IA E. and
that said proof will be made before
Register or Receiver at Santa Fe N
NJ. on May 30. 1907.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon. and cultivation of, the land
viz; Ciriaco Ortiz, Noberto Enci.
Mas. Paz Dominguez. Telesforo Macs,
tos. all Of villanneva, N. M.
MANUEL R. OTERO,
f-' Register.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-26

began Wednesday. April 24th)
| that perhaps the cards may come 10
she will win the judge out. You and
] know where less than sixty thousand
had been run up 20 millions more than
once. and that. too. without the aid
she will have. for III surely do all !
can 20 help her steer this last chance
into spongy places"
Bob In his enthusiasm had complete
iy lost sight OF the fact that he was
indorsing q project that but a moment
previous he had pronounced insane.
and with q start realized what this
sudden transformation betokened. In.
evitably. II the project he outlined
were carried out. Bob and the beauti.
fui southern girl would be thrown into
close association with each other. and
further acquaintance could only deep.
en- the startling influence Beulah
Sands had already won over my or.
dinsrily sane and cool.headed com.
rade. As looked at my friend. burn.
Ing with an ardor as unaccustomed
an 1t was impulsive, I felt q tug at
my heart.strings at thought Of the
sudden cross-roading Of his life's high.
way. But !. too. was filed with the
glamour OF this girls wondrous beau.
ty. and her terrible predicament ap-
pealed to me almost al strongly as IL
had to Bob. So, although knew II
would be fatal to any chance OF his
weighing the matter by common sense,
burst out:
Bob, don't blame you for falling
In with the girls plans. II were
in your shoes / should. too"
Tears came to Bob's eyes as he
grabbed my hand and said:
Jim. how can ever repay you for
all the good things you have done for
mellow can II"
1t was no time to give way to emo
tional outbursts. and while Bob was
getting his grip on himself, l went
on:
Come along down to earth now,
bots aIt us aooM 81 1htc
ly. You and I. with our position in
the market, can do lots of things to
help run that sixty thousand to higher
figures, but six months Ia a short time
and q million or two world of
! money"
she knows that" he said. land the
time Is much shorter and the road to
60 much longer than you figure" he
replied. This girl is as high.ten.
stoned as the f string on a Stradi.
varius. and she declares she will have
no charity tips or unusual favors
from us or anyone else But let us
not talk about that now, or we'll get
discouraged. Let's do as she says
and trust to God for the outcome.
Are you willing. Jim. to take her into
the Office as a sort of confidential sec.
retary? II you will. III take charge
OF her account. and together we will
do all that two men can for her and
her father
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior,
Land Office at Santa re, N. M.
April 13, 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Juste
Ruiz, Of Rowe, N. NJ, has filed no
tice of his intention to make final
five year proof in support Of his
claim, viz: Homestead entry No
6s6S. made April 10, 1902, for the 4
IL SW IA, Sc IA, NV IA sW IA
NE Ia, Sec. 26, TIP. 1s N, Range l,
e. and that said proof will be made
before the register or receiver a,
Santa Fe, N. NJ. on May "a, 1907.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of the land viz.
Plutareo Armijo, Manuel Quintana
Susano Garcia, Hermenegildo R,,,
all of Rome, N. NJ.
MANUEL R. oTERo
Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department. of the inferior

Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Santa Fe, N. NJ.
April IS, 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Victor
Gonzales. of Trementina, N. M, has
filed notice of his intention to make
firal fve-year proof in support of his
claim, viz: Homestead Entry No,
$3.50, made September Is, 1901. for
the NV u. Sec. 13, Township IA N.
Range % E, and that said proof will
be made before Robert L. M. Ross
United States Court Commissioner at
Las Vegas, N. NJ, on May 27, 1907.
He names the following witnesses
t" prove his continuous residence up-
on, and cultivation Of, the land. viz:
Casimiro Gonzales, Cesario Coma.
les' Braulio vialpando, Jose Ma Mar.
tinez. all of Trementina, N. M.
MANUEL R. OTERO.
10Y Register.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-26

had not attempted to say a word to
Bob about his feeling for Beulah
Sands, nor had he ever brought up
the subject to me- On the contrary.
he studiously avoided 1t.
Three months of the six had now
passed. and with each day l thought I
noted an increasing anxiety in Bob.
He had opened a special account for
Miss Sands on the books of the house
In his name as agent, with a credit of
$4,000. and We both watched 1t with
painful tenseness of scrutiny. 1t
had grown by uneven jerks, until the
balance on October was almost
100000. On some of the trades Bob
had consulted me, and on others, two
in particular where he closed up after
few days operations with nearly
100000 profit. did not even know
what the trading was based on until
the stocks had been sold. Then he
said:
Jim. that little lady from Virginia
can give us big handicap and play
us to a standstill at our own game
She told me to buy all the Burlington
and Sugar her account would stand,
and did not even ask my opinion. In
both cases I thought the operations
were more the result of a wakeful
night. and an I-must-dosomething de.
cision than anything else. and tack
led both with shiver; but when she
told me to sell them out at a time
thought they looked like going high
er. and the next day they slumped. I
could not help thinking about the des.
tiny that shapes our ends"
On my part tried to help. On one
occasion, without consulting her. I
put her account in on a sure thing
underwriting. wherein she stood to
make a profit of a quarter Of a mil.
lion. but when Bob told her what I
had done. she insisted with great dig.
nifty that her name be withdrawn,
After that neither of us dared help
her to any short cuts Bob was Deep
ly impressed by her principles, and,
commenting on them, said: Jim, IL
all Wall street had a code similar to
Beulah Sands to hew to in their gam.
bles. ours would be fairer and more
manly game. and many Of the multi.
millionaires would be clerking, while
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CHAPTER A.

TIE saaA0wang s@@k saw Ma 9snss
ef VtgEanaA. private secretary 60 the
lead ef RAnAoaEA d Rahaoaph. es.as-
asheA n q little 0~os b~Rween mane
and Bos's She haa nes Ae@a there q
DAY hefose we knew she was . WORKER.
She speat sAe hours g0ang over Fe-
parts and MnaayEAng financial stale
meats. shOwtng . ssgaeiay extr2oEsi-
nary in 80 yoang q peFson- she 81.
FaaiRea her knowleage Of figures BY
the ksnd-EUss she had done o.. :hs
judge. al of whose accounts she aad
kept Bob aad 1 ssw that she vas
bent 90 smotheEing her memory 10
that snti60te for ali ills 0f heart and
s0ai~wuEk. Mer Ofaee life vas aim
plieity itself She spoke TO 10 one ex
oept Bob. save in cOnnecti0h with such
business matters ~ the frm's as
might send her By one Of the CLERKS
20 attead TO- To the others In the
banking house she vas just Al uneon.
ventionai young literary woman whose
high social connections had gained her
this opportunity Of getting at the -
ereis of finance. from actual experi.
snee. for use In forthcoming novels II
had got abroad that she was the writer
of great distinction who. under Q nom
de plume. had recently made quite q
dent In the worlds literary shell-a
suggestion that I rightly guessed was
one OF Dob's delicate ways uf smossh,
ing out her path. | had tried In every
way 10 make things easy for her. but
% was impossible for me 20 draw her
out In talk. and finally gave IL up
Had II not been that every time |
passed her of'lce door | was compelled
BY the fascination which ! had first
felt. and which. instead of diminishing,
had increased with her reticence, to
look In AZ the quiet figure with the
downcast eyes, working away ut her
desk a. though her life depended on
never missing q second. ! should not
have known she was In the building
My wife. at my suggestion. had tried
TO induce her TO visit Us: In fact. after
! let her into just enough of Beuiah