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The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-19

of All matter for which 1t could not
ahSo,utely youch. All advertising
of travelling doctors and patent meoi-
cines must 90 out. The step has
beeu in contemplation for some
time. and the only question WAS
whether or not the line could be
drawn at some point other than an
absolute clean out. The line has
been searched for .conscientiously,
and we cannot find it. Therefore
all must go.
The action on the part OF the
Tribune is taken voluntarily and
with the one desire to make this
paper one of the cleanest and most
reliable weeklies in the United
States. When a little over year
ago the Tribune announced positively
that it would accept no paid political
matter. it had several scotferS at its
sincerity. Nevertheless. not one
penny has since then been accepted
for any political service. What
ever good word was spoken for can
didate on either side at the last elec-
tion wa said from personal knowl-
edge of the men as to his fitness for
a particular office he sought. There
has been but little scotiing over this
point since then.
More recently, came the effort OF
the Tribune to protect its readers
against set of grafters, worse. If
anything, than political grafters,
because they take the peoples health
as we'll as their money. We refer to
the travelling, cure.all doctors, who
make preposterous claims for their
skill. The ramitications of this
system of graft reached deep into the
advertising patronage Of the paper.
The patent medicine advertising, as
a part of the system, next fell under
the dissscting knife, and one after
another fell before the rigid inves-
tigaion. Many contracts at the reg
ular advertising rates for such mat.
ter we're refused, while others that
had been carried for years came up
for consideration. Most OF these
made claims that we are sure were
far beyond their ability to carry out.
Some, undoubtedly, are harmless, and
even have some merit, but there are
none that We can conscientiuosly
back up editorially. and what we are
after 10 advertising and edi.
torial matter in which the people OF
this section can have absolute conf
dence as being honestly meant. 1t
is needless to say that these various
steps in the interest Of purity entail
considerable and direct financial
loss-enough so that 1t might keep
some smaller paper in the paying
list alone. But that is our sacrifice
in the interest of honesty. Now we
ask of every merchant who may use
these columns for publicity for his
business that he be as honest with
his patrons as we are trying to be,
and thus help to give the people a
square deal. He will find that it
will pay him in satisfaction, and
possibly in dollars and cents.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-19
Choked to Death

is commonly said of babies who have
died of the Group. How unnecess, ~
this is. No child ever had the croun
without having cold or couph a.,
tne start II you will stop the first
syHptom of the cough with Ballard,s
Horehound Syrup there is no danger
Whatever OF Group. Sold by all DRUG.
gists.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-19
POSITIVE PROOF
Should Convince the Greatest Skeptlc
in Greeley.


Because it's the evidence ofa Gree
ley citizen.
Testimony easily investigated
The strongest endorsement OF
merit.
The best proof. Read 1t:
r.. l.. Hall, of Hall 4 Sons, Gree
ley contractors and builders, ia
seventh street. and living at l4o5
Eighth street, Greeley, Colo, says:
About fifteen years ago l had Sc
we're attack OF kidney trouble, with
sharp pains in my side so that
could not sit up. The excruciating
pain In my side was simply torture
of the most intense kind. Bv the
use of medicines Of different kinds l
recovered from the attack, but since
then l have had indications OF re-
currence of the trouble. Last fall,
however, the complaint returned In
an aggravated form. There were
severe pains In my sides and back,
extending to the bladder, and l was
in bad shape when l read about
Doan's Kidney Pills, and procured
them at Fl. Reynolds 4 Co. IS drug
store. Finding relief, l kept on
using them until had taken three
boxes, when l was rid OF the pains
as we'll as the gravel, Of which l
passed considerable. The scalding
sensation accompanying the kidney
secretions was no longer noticeable,
and the benefit Doan's Kidney Pills
brought me was radical for l have
not had symptoms Of a recurrence
since using them. shall always
recommend your remedy whenever oc-
casion arises. -
For sale by all dealers. Price 25
cents. Fostre- -Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan' sand
take no other.
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Stockholders MEETING

section No. 3 Ditch company God.
,iey ''tch annual meeting Of stock.
holoers OF above company viii, -.
at re'' at at the Kenmore farm, La Sale,
az ao pm. on Monday, Jan. IL loos
'or transaction of annual business '
b. X. Hanbury, sec,r
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-19
Voyage Across the Gn,s

Colorado & Southren offers do,,
ful circle tours via New GsI 'sllt'
r1orlda. Havana and Msv,oa
write L. E. Fisher. G. p 4 '1,oo' n
yer. A. Dem
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08
'SEARLES
ADMITS GUILT
Is Given Life Term In States
Prison
RETRACTS FORMER PLEA
Abgs1t Ts1miastion u me Mur6er Trial
Caused ~ ne Tss,imong n 81
Insanity gxgert-pfes was
chsaga6 to Guilty.
RETRAcTs FORMER PLEA

Fsrnlaeson. We vov. s>-nargey
sesces Gre Ranasleg rside on frisl
here charged wits fss murder ~ Bic
wifs. Phyllis. - Norfs Cbssfegsisle. N
Julg a last yesterday rstrscted his
plea q not safta add pleaded gritty.
Judge Sewage ss once sentenced rim
20 imgsisonmene for 6fs u the state
prison At Thomastos The eyed fasher
and mother ~ tae aan we're aln,o4e
overcome and Sad ~ r. ia from he
ecart foom Tae odldssa Of searies
were asf IS thc court room.
~ sigfIaw y Saaboghs asperfnfea
deat 81 che state insane ssyluns ae an
9asta WaS the 6Fst Nstness called "a
Che stsad yesterday. ~. sanbofn ees6i.
aed Chat ae thought ehat Searles was
ssde n6w ard thet he WIS saae at the
tias ~ saot his wife.
TAe doctor declared that man who
Committed sueA al set while suffering
from 90 attack Of epilepsy w8ald n
membrr nothing 81 it afterwards ~
said thae seafles bed tald aim sll sboue
sae killing 81 SIS wife and a8 AZ fhe
circumstances connected with eAae deed
&s s8an g ~ sanbofa had eonplete5
~ testimony Attorney Rlmore Rich
nds counsel for Safies asked Tlldae
Savage fSr permission u CONSULT win
aSs client
Ng Richards al0n9 wita the prisoner
aad his aged mother. aho told AeF sor
.owfai story q IFS iifs To tiie Jury On
Wednesday, d0iseng the recitai IN which
'ew syss were drF IN the court room
md Seeres father repaired ~ Az snte
.oom Theirs t8e whole ease was III.
iiewad Ia TIE erio IN Attorney Rich
ifd# who told tlaein tl4e probable effect
y Ds san6srafs testimony
Coming back fato the eoprt room At-
.ofney Richards tod Tadee Savage saat
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08
NO CLEW TO
LIFE PARTNER
Lovers From Youth Unhap.
PLY Welded
EACH GET A DIVORCE
That They May Mary-"whols Affair
Mystery % Me-" Says Justin Perez.
val, Deserted BY Sweetheart on
the Wedding Day.
EACH GET A DIVORCE

New York, Nov. sL-Justln Psrcesal.
heir 70 rersssars island. Ignehburg.
Va. and member Of a prominent yir.
ginian family. is searching high and how
FOR Virginia Peyton knight Hove. DE-.
olared 10 b. one of he most beautiful
women IN The south and a writer of
considerable talent. who disappeared On
TIE evening u ort 81. few hours from
the time they we're 70 have been mar.
RED
sweeihearts from childhood n Lynch.
9uFR they married unfortunately a.
about the sans time and we're divorced
in the zane nionth for the pupase ~
marrying ssrh other. ~. pefosVal ct
bis divorce early IN October il Jsfkson-
vile from Marie Is0ulss Wsiis PefcegAi,
aho eaiha ~ 4 distinguished Georges
family Mr. Howe Ves Der decree fran
,. Wiison Howe. 3 nephew ~ d.. Wood
FDW Wilsua, 20 0et -.
Nett iaY she Fas 70 b. married 81 her
Old lover, Pueegaf The ceremony va
- have taken place Ia ths Little
Ctarf a<Afoanf ne Corner but the -.
tore recent pfoannsiamenio aga.Hsf
marrying divorces settled that. aaf
they arranged 30 ~ somewhere else.
TIE day - fls tbs Neldiug aas ~
Psreevals birthday. fe aaw his u.
tended At 2 0eloek and later Arranged
over the telephone 10 meet her at ths
Majestic between 3 ard q Sic ~ HSf
come ard ~ has not fesh % hard from
her siree
Mr.. Iiaws's saasss aisapgssrsnee +
q mystery % me exceet ~ tAe theory
that strong ina1ence aas bssn brought
% heaf on her fFom some 41after9 sai6
~. ~ evai Festerday a hIs hotsl
@Wheh ] was last vita ksf here was
nothinz whatever 90 fslfste that s6s
e0rt4rpi4te8 tafh : toaFse. although shs
seemed greatly W1rrief about aanef5inz
attributed fdis o. Der former ffaa8es
and 70 oVsrwork A. hsr gfsiesioH.
The Whole affair : : mystery - ne
ard che only thing th1t lfaas ne -
believe Il q ~ a. mysfsri5es - ethsfs
T. she apparent lack q slarm "a fhe
part d AsF slater
e iesz considerable noneT Is tss r.
ssnt slump ia United foEgef. sue Mrs.
Howes family knows that this "a nof
eriFp's me permanently faansiaIy o.
less Sad Mrt Howe today. i sha'I
fetasn immediately 70 Flfrnaa. a. !
haze DaFsae5 tie search a. bn4 a. aafY
dictates
afrs HoFs separated ffsm bar has
band tw0 Ysare ss6. after eieat gsafs
81 married ife Sac chen earned hes
iViag 81 Nf.t.nQ FIR 4 Nltuni4 eaper
anaer tae Dsa nama Of Flu4y n tie
meantime Jastia persvsl, 81 lover ~
early fags bad entered fhe louFna8stss
aald ard htf married ~ was Known
thrsHah his writings A. o. Frim
Several years ssa eher soothera
maaaAne sasrtd prfzs fer the best
short story Marie Wells and Justin
Psresvaf unknown e. eseh otaer con
5esed The ri woH md psrcegsl thou
souvat her acquaintance, astrssted 81
aer writings Ihsg met ard were maf
red The eosFse ef mstrimogY, how
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08
TOO BAD MOTHER CAN'T
SEE NE IN STAR PART
Woman On Her Way Prom Kansas City
Will Auive Too Late 70 See Son
10 Hltehcoeks Role.

New York. Nov. -Wallaoc Berry.
Who rose In a day from tie chorus q
the stars part when Raymond Hitch.
Geek, the comedian. recently disappeared
n the face Of criminal charges. was bark
IN hls minor part last night. e. fhe ~.
suit ~ HItsAoock's Feappearanoe.
n vas the haprittt man n View York
wnen Hitch came back, he said y toll
you I wa glad. even n Il does put ne
hack In ths chorus. There's one thing.
though. that makes ne fsii q BIZ blue.
Ny mother - On her way from knnAas
City % see me IN the star part. end shs
wont be here until tomorrow ~he
thinks Tn TIE hsst aetof tbsfs u. FUu
ksnw. ard wish shs bad got hsfs 4
ooupis q days ago
Hitchcock vas given q warn welcome
baei.
The house was crowded When tke star
made his appearance. which was the
signal far rofsing Applause. The actor
iookel hsggast and III. and hss vaics
Va uncertain - BE- spoke his lines
Meantime his wife. wh0 PLAYS opposite
him, "a N tears, snd vita fifhcuity
followed her cue
Al every opportunity tie audiencs 40.
piandsf eith enthusiasm. NATL A. che
end q tee see0ud at the causlian
stepped - tee frant ~ the starr and. 81
a tremgieas vsice. said
want - taank you for yonr ap-
pl4use and enc1ararsmen } hoFs 7
shall aiwaga deserve Is
Lpen Ma Htehcaets Second -
traace the action ealsd upou her b
skzke noT husbands had. A. they
Foo1 there With hsn8s eiaspe1 tie
cheers wers fesfspine. ard f6r q no,
meEt Both performers sssnied unabie b
e1stinas
Then 3flss Zahefie placed Der men
gtead hard "a aer husbands sAouldr
srs kissed bir. 81 this Htche0c< troks
dQwn eampietsIy. ard thers were 4 god
many vet syss n the audssner.
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fbe Times Daily Short Story.


lrA A0u t44ay QYs want me = uca yoa
know that which
She paused Lowering was sure shs
wished 10 walt and have Il out with bis
rival aud that would probably mean
bis defeat He pleaded Tor 4 definite
response. but IN vain Tho lady would
not bind herself unfii after the landing
When The steamer passed slowly up
the Hudson river and hair a dozen
tugs were turning her nose into her
docks, the aunt and niece cane on
deck, ready 70 90 ashore. The aunt
who bad kept her staieFoon during ne
voyage. now seemed 10 varick to have
gained aesh He remarked upon her
improved appearance. add she said
that even a few days without air ard
exercise wonld cause Der 10 gain per
eepubly. Miss yarick wore a long
cloak. which sic kept well butto1ed
When the snngpIank was IN place
Lowering gave bis arm to the aunt. and
the three went ashore together. He
could feel her heart beating against his
arm IKE a triphammer and wondered
e. the cause. They had scarcely reach
81 the dock when a customs Inspector
approached and said politely:
This way. ladies'
Both ladies' turned pale. They mutsiy
followed the oescer. who turned them
over 70 a woman. ana they disappeared
frou LoTerlnz's view 10 Be searched
The next morning be learned through
the papers 4 history % the case. ne
aunt was a New YORK modiste. and the
niece was one o. her shopgir.s The
former was wound WITH ma1y yards
Of lace, and the latter Under her cloak
wore several lace dresses. each worth
a thousand dollars The accosat stat
ed that theT had been warned b a
wireless telegram, which from aame
unaccouEt4hge reason was EeTs< delsv-
cred to them.
Then Lowering divsd into his pocket.
pulled out the messages Be lad pariza-
sd. read i again and knew that be bad
fole'I the game q his 5elo7ed smag-
ger b. lareecereiag a cypher warning
that the New York customs o6lcsrs
we're @0u to- her game.
There is h0uar among thieves and
sometimes among loveFs. thurzh the
hitter are apt 20 Sc crooked, especially
wken a rival appears After : flush
se shame az having been deceived
Lowering was conscience stricken az
having been the eanse sf the faliGra q
the girls smuggling veatHre RE inter-
ested himself Ia her case and even
traily arerted punishment for tie
breaking Of tbe laws. though be couid
Doc prevent tae smusgied goods from
eonHscntton. Bur. since she was only
acting Tor her employer, the Icss was
not her awn The young man's love
took fresh atart at the discovery That
she WIS the granddaughter Of a south
err planter ruined hy the cirfl var.
Efe ranewed bis e0urtshin aad In tlmn
won her il earnest Cor his wife Re
considered her criminal only under the
law. FLORENCE GILBERT
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HIGHEST CPL TO MARRY.
Rsner 81 Eszagsmsnt 81 Mis- Cars
Wanrmaa Kaizhf.

Nsw York. Nov. g. sociaty "a fis
eussssz tae report that Miss Clara Wat
sFmaa KNIGHT. sac richest ~ fhiladtl
pkis xTis, hss soaaded n several In
fimssc fsiends tse asvs ~ ksr enzsge
nent p sidasY Joaes Coifard u tais
tfty. md thst tae formsl aaaouatemeng
nay Be- sxpected from Mss knights
sartnfs shortly
Edeafs q Knlqae. father u Miss
Clara. gave 4 ts1Ga5 eotli.a1 IN honoT
~ her coming ont txo seasons ags Ser
Hnfle. q Waterman kaiaat. followed
fh3s - ~ a similar affair. ard then
Sc hfiress Nas Walsfef abroad
ire Enighfs eare taken fssFters CD
the Hotesi Piazzs and infeHd 10 make
View YORK theiv peFasneat homs. i j.
sasd
Ms Kai1at wao i known e. tfs
~rsilian tofiar hggs = Gre sole heif
- tHo great fsgsWass. oae comfHz
tsfsuga Hsr fataar. eao iaherfsa4 she
fortaas q orr 81 tse sugar kings the
ataeT comi1g from bsr mother whose
family Fed s6Ms 81 the riehest eaaf
laHds 81 the s8untrg Shs was esacste8
ahFoad and easses naesg ~ Ser tiUe n
Francs uafi tWo Yeaft s15. whsn me
was 11trsauced to Psadaiphia society.
A'masf imwediateiY ffterwar3 cane
Tumcfs of hey adMigftioa foF poor
sfaieuf e The university ~ RennsQiea
Ma Society could newer 4uite fsthom
the stony. but u3denlp Afr ard Mfs
Knight ir6ppei taeir elaborate social
programme ard hurried their daughter
abf0sd
~ Edlf6rd * ! son II Alf. and as&
sf}neg Jones 6of8ra 81 707 FifEA aee-
nae Frs sister. Miss gdiea Is a fnnoas
hesdfg. aH3 y noted TOR her ska A. a
whip Sas y q elose ffiend 81 Mis-
Eaiqiit
Ths KmQilss have one 81 the ausst
residences u Newport. theig mansion AZ
iefnira Che Actor estate 81 Bellevue I've
nus 10 was ~ q dance givaA AZ sac
Newport Casiuo that Hiss Kaaae ard
Ne Clifford mst They wsra maea "a
getiler At fte eifie, bue ramoFs 81 theis
engagement wers 8enied and society
understood shat Hr Raiaas opposed Che
y6unQ man stlit
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with his peruissi6n M defendant world
wiibdfar HE PIES II nj guilty sd
void plead FHiltY ~ ths ehsfFe ~ slay
ing Ne wife SHIN he vas ihsaneig ieals
ous n So brother. Jessf searlss
Jades SsvaQe said that ~ thought
M ease aasihst sssfits hsd besn psovs1
a0d W. lold senfies ~ stand 10 ffs
fisn ordered him f. - etndnff IN fhs
sfAfe pYifen st TAomasfon for Hfs
hpfsffntig 1nm0ved. sesfies heard
So Dom pronounced. BIT Immediately
sflVvsfd fst mother snd fhe strieksn
father we're elmost esrfef from re
sonff f9om. A. great Nas faSF gffef
II u sxpsefef that sesrsa wiii - re-
m1eed from the eoonfry jaii here 70
Th6msron today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08
eaoEsE - ENeLANp.
San vargI Rseipe For Cooking Ths.
gTza

oan Ha-ea &ref2t EoL tl9Alak Aat
g1ss
Lever 81 rame via havs pleusv y
cash II t5eig purse now have a. oppae-
tunirY % safety their craving FOR zT5use
VITA ths aesd II sia genuine Esaiisa
bird, far e was but 4 few Days ago that
one 8f the European steamers brought
many thousands - taeri b tbis port
&s the Fesalt taeg mar sow be sesn
IL al tae besb markets. suspended 80
nvitinvfg that 70 wauid - difficult 90
pass them BY i i Nas not Tor tie price
abaUs s. pair that = demanded
for them.
= was n tlfis manner n At prob
ability that one of the choicest recipes
for eaakiag qause has been prsserve3.--
the rpeipe shat was Invariably used By
The bate sam War5i--onc ~ tae best az
1goa livers- and which "a stiIi hanoraa
with his name ~ tie few restaurants
IN which rl'eY are asw Wiling Is take
the trouble % serve IL.
re- prepare 1Bpse II thia fashiou. 81.
lacs nica, fat biris. and when eaev haVs
been wei eleans8 and wiped dry. trfas
them neatly Put pieces At erssplg
Egasted bread inside 81 saeh bird. aud
after U has heen inssrred maisten II
with MADEIRA vine. liz pouring Il apan
tlie gaasst little bv lit9la from Tie tip
af . spaoH Rab the birds geneaoaslg
witt gBad Autgar that aas aad "a aadi-
fianas seasoning af plenty of sails faeu
plit them III Tie oven 70 raaat With 4
little water tor anayt sa Minutes Rasta
them frequently, aafa sarva sliafH with
tho graav from slle PAM siahelY EhIcE
enetl-algd IT desired, some ped cNrTanb
ieIia IN blie side
If the grouse searug IitAla too alE Cd
Be treatsd " tendefly. tlie aoaix might
al worse tliaI u Glllor Gae old English
method VI stnifing tlle 8iRd vita
Spanish omen, aaa staWaa I'd IL we'll.
seasoned grassy until ilesh 8etyIaliv drops
fr1m the 3onea When thus pFeparsd
pick ont the boness and 6raisfer tae "a
mnifdey ba flse AlHsar ag tfBper DHn III
the eiiaaae dish that $50 alcohol laiun
nay w kspt bnrtiug iisf an lnng as
thera ~ any of tlin tew fs lie satan
fut Hp y brace u gr1use eaesl III ave
part#, and seasan with salt ANA BeuBey
5iasie Bottom 6f tlle gie aisH With 81
fairlY thicls lager at game fs,ree,Hrat
aud MON t1is place the bnsis snfinEannI
chem wita SOME liige eGaisasi hegiSs I'm fiia
easifies between tae nieaes ef meat p4it
8aNsa rBIlgs ~ hard 68ird eaps aan with
some Fiiiil slices d f8w ham. aud naisteu
with gravy halg ie Tight ~ tlie com
tents 0f t'ie aisii. esg York Press
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49, ~ Ia 80
National Congress Adopts Some Residue
finna

Battle reei Wick Wv sA msains
aaa was adopted yesterday bv the Na.
agnai P1natg Congress 49tes exciting de-
batss declaring Shat rfniual aunt ~
generate children Should ds ails8gea.
Tie resolution was opposed fnauimaus-
IS hr the male lrieeates. but was ear
ried bv efe 3emer-
OTHER resolutions favored sneaial
teachers fer sex estueation Fl public
schools fnd tle abolition of vicious eine
niova ID hotels and esfWYmte, aFsct
lasEs 6a punish pers0us falsely register
lHg q uezeis. press eeIls1Fsi ln Ter nesF-
papers s8ni neeels sisd avs 10 restrain
tLla qualifications d zeasiaai.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08
PALMA ADW0g AIRS
YANKEE c0NrR0T,
Former President If Cuba ii al Appeal
for Dependency Rather Titan
S4Fife

Ihea8a Sow DIX Fstraaa paima
formerly president 5f cabs. jePlaes u
ffFaF 0f Arneripan eontcei ii Guba ne
says
lf IS enough to satisfy nv conscience
this conviction ~ ha9ing aved ms be-
lowed country Ftom anagally M9d its rot
ur4l results Of nlundee aud eilim
al not bpsitate to declafe Shat i :
bunafed times better af orr beloved
euha u Dc fl Z dependent political siti-
4tisa Ii which liberty Il prevailing thaH
- republic independent 81 a sovereign
Bat aiw4edited ard MtiHed by blasting
periodical eieii tlffe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08
A Wireless Message.


Tor!ginalI
Alan Lowering. travelling abroad. fell
IN with young lady who was touring
with her aunt He flrst met them IN
Paris. where be and they we're Inspect.
ing a lace factory. Both the aunt and
the young lady appeared 70 be very
reaned and not By any means stlnled
for money. The name was varlck.
Probably there are more love Affairs
among travellers fer pleasure than At
nny other time. Strange. not familiar.
faces attract each other. and love four
ishes II idle deldA At any rate, Lover
ing was much attracted 70 Miss Made
lalne varick- Miss varick seemed to
Be both pleased and troubled at bis
attsncons. Lowering thought she acted
very Ike a girl who bad a reason for
not permitting herself TO accept them.
The nsxt step IN bis inferences-a nat
ural one 20 a lover-was that there
wss another man IN the case.
lowering shcxtened bis stay abroad
IN order 20 cross the ocean with TIA
yaricks II visiting palaces. galleries,
china, tapestry and lace factories near
Paris vas conducive to lore. steamer
chairs In close proximity % the deck
Of al ocean liner were much more 50.
On moonlight nights especially the
young lady was enhancing. Bot that
nervousness. apparently AZ Coverings
attentions. which she had displayed
II Paris was sensthiy increased on the
ocean. growing more and more mark
ed As they approached America
one morning Lowering went into the
telegraph Office to send wireless dis
patch. The operator had stepped out
for a moment leaving tive Dispatches
ready 70 put In envelopes ca 4 table.
lowering could not wen help takinx
them II, az they were short One vas
addressed 20 Miss Madeline Yarscx. Il
read.
Eazzzsnent hreksn- An free
HOWARD.
Here was IN explanation 20 tbs
Young iadY's treatment Of him. Some
enc who had been ted Up h an engage
nent wished to marry her. Coverings
heart staod still Then the words
FATS fair IN war and IA love- dashed
through his brain. and bis plan was
formed Tie operatcr rstHrued. and
Lowering offered to deliver Miss Va
Ficrs message. The offer was accept
81 and the Telegram went 70 the h0t
tom II LsvsringS pocket where It re-
manned I'll after the conclusion Of the
voyage.
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which bud reached the full, WIS rising
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bliss varicks err She listened with
pleasure 70 his declaration. BUT would
ve 10 decisive answer
Wait til we have landed size said.
cnae and sea me few days after 7
- reached home, then 7 VII give
III answer
by waltg'
dnnfF know Something nay iau-
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