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Automobiles,

FOR SALE-OldsmObile. slightly used in
perfect running order; cheap 70 prompt mr.
chaser. STRICKLAND. 424 9th st NV.
myS-3t
THE BEST steam car made; excellent condi-
ton; cheap. RED OAK SPRING, 6Ol 18th
st. ne. rnV79f
FOR SALE-A 2-cylnder Ford: seat 4; IN
perfect running order has search light tools
extra TIRE and odouseter; cheap to quick
1uyeri viii demonstrate CAN at MILLER
BROS GARAGE, 1870 Church st. NV. my6-3t
FOR SALE-At less than half cost one Cam
eron automobile runabout. air cooled, shaft
drive; good condition; seats four: also one
-V-norsepower Winton auto, hrst-class order.
with top. lamps. tools. horn. and clock at
sacrifice. Apply ELECTRIC CONSTRUC-
TON CO., 1l5 18th St NV. my5-St
AUTOMOBILES for hire by the dav. week
or month. Phone East sS6-M. my3-7t
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Railroads.
RALIIMORE . uHlQ r. &

BALTIMORE Z UHiO r. R.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave and c n
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other tloUr On the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL 22D ST. NEW YORK
100 R.m.-Diner. Pullman ParlOr-
tR-OO a m-BufIef ParlOr s ITr raj,
$500 a. m.-Diner AMI Pullman ParIor ca
IL 90 a-m--Diner and Pullman Parlor 60
u 90 p.m--DiDer and Pullman Parlor Car
$500 2. m-'Royal Limited All Pullman
taco D m--COaches 20 PHILADELPHIA
800 pm.-Dlner and Pullman ParIo.
800 p.m--Coaches 10 PhiiAdslphla-
1.Su ? m--SleeperB-
s2.57 a.m.-SleCpers-
ATLANTIC CITY. "a 90. 800 tim q =.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 500 a. n. 1-.o5
noon. $40. 600 pm. sun. $50 am. $50
EVERY HOUR on THE HoUK-"
(Week days. : 90 a. m. 10 o. nj
TO BALTIMORE.
'eS7. IS 90. IS 30 q 90. 30 ts:OO fssc $500
80 50. 'IO.OO, 'l1.00 a. m. 1850 noon. flz-l5
u 90. .'il5. Zoo. 800. fs:20 ''s:5d. = :55
fi;45 800. fS:5 $50. $500. $50 f7:OJ ss.08
WESTWARD
CHICAGO, 800 a. m, = -, SID d -
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS and Louis
VILE, 500 g. m. '4:O5 p. m, 1910 niKht
PITTSBURG. 500 a. m. '1-22. 's:I0 D. M.
CLEVELAND. 500 q m. 'slO D. m.
COLUMBUS. $50 D. m
WHEELING, 500 a. m. $ 80 D. m
WINCHESTER, 30 a. r., t4s05. T5.O1 Nm
FREDERICK. 1875. ''9:l5 a m. 81 80.
HAGERSTOwN, fs:55 a m, $500 n ~
'Dally- Except Sunday ssSunday ONLY
TELEPHONES at all Of the following Tict-a.
ofiees; 1fl7 6 St. Main 1871 6l9 Pennsylvania
and St. Ticket Office. East 6S7: InforEnation
Bureau. East ia mhIa-ff
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Wall Paper.

LATEST STYLE papering done cheap. H.
HEWITT, OIL East Capitol ST. mys-3l
G.. G.. SILENCE Paperhangings. hrst-class
work. lowest prices. II3 Il St nv. myS--t
ROOMS PAPERED. sl75 Up. house painting.
lowest prices CHAS. A. CARLISLE. Sz3 5th
st NV Phone Main 6557- my5-30t
WM- V MAHONEY. the man THAI made
paperhanglng famous. reliable. prompt cheap:
legal guarantee covers all our work. send
postal for free samples and estimate. Main
store. cog Pennsylvania ave. Sc. telephone
East H4-F. or following agencies DE Maine
a. Co. 01JI II ST. NV. Ellavitch's store
Bows, Nd: 10 Monroe ST, Anacostia. New
cOmbs's drug store. Congress Heights. 6JI
New York ave NV 1890 j. ST. Sc C0naWay'
store. Laurel. Nd; General store. Glendale.
PUstoflce, Colonial Beach. Va Ingalls, Real
Estate Once, Hyattsy.lle. Md. Shaw's Store
TwiuinE City; LIoyd's store. Seabr0Jke M. /.
new agency. Just established. LGerssen's drug
store, Brookland- myf-Tt
WALL PAPER. Sc a piece. borders. &c a
yard; nc remnants. no job lots. all new.
up-to-dats goods; phone or write f0T sam
pies JOHN r. MAHONEY. 3I3 Pennsylvania
ave Sc Phone East 559.
a YEARS AT THE BUSINESS
ap2J-sOt
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Miscellaneous.

CEMENT WALKS STEPS. AND COPE,G
Paving. tarring. cOncrctinc. cxcavatlnE
grading. and sCdding. BAR, BOGAR. 2i4T
u ST NV. ap26-50t
HAVE YOU ANYTHING To SILL, You
Will be Rgreeably surprised you will LEI
me sell II for you. MARCUS NOTES 42s gth
~. NV Phone Main 5i7l noIO-tf
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Money TO Loan.

WHISKEY. 800 per gallon THE JOHN
WEDDERSURN Co. 616-C1S + St NV. ap7-tf
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Ice Boxes.

ICE BOXES and chests that give satisfac-
ton are bui1 at COS New York ave NV
Family Ice boxes repaired. Phone Main
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GALEN HALL

HOTEL. AND sANATORIUM.
ATLANTIC CITY.
One Of the newest stone. brick and EtooI
buildings. with every comfort. always oDsnz
always ready: always busy
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Carpenters and Builders.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE al rea-
sonable prices THOS. J LEWIS & BRO.
90 St NV Fhone NJ. 1890 iny3-30t
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Storage.

STORING. PACKING. HAULING. and shin
ping Of household goods. at reasouabI rarag
Before storing consult Il EURKHARTsS
son, IOl5-lUl5 9Th ST. NV. Phone 2S5S-M
my2-l5t
TO BUY sell store furniture: Storing
and packing speciality. BOWLING a co
Auctoneers. 6l2 ST. Phone II 5I5. apS0-tf
WHY PAY MORE7 We store for 75e !, 1o,s
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 4lS-s3t-I1i
10th ST NV Phone Main 4229 mh2-90t
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DO you LOVE zEALrH2

Try PROF. LOUIS Great Herb Tonic: pnrtses
the blood. tones the system. rcplenishes the s.
erection IN the stomach and drives the poison or
Eright's disease Guaranteed 70 cure and re-
Heve. more quickly than any known uleaf-a
cine. diseases Of the Kidneys. Bladder Blood
Nerves. Dyspepsia Liver. Scrofula. PimDles
and BOils in any form. Neuralgia Heart Dis
ease, sore Throat. and Bronchial Troubles:
la Grippe. rheumatism, CONSTIPATION. Sicic
Headache. Vertigo. Piles IN any form Gods
stomach Indigestion, Strains, and all Morbid
conditions arising from impure blood and 7fs--
ordered Liver, Kidney, O- Stomach. Oaice.
lI4S eth ST. nv. uvI-al-
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For Rents Suburban.

WILL SELL or rent beautiful country place.
near station Address III q ST. ne. rnys-St
FOR RENTAL HiIIbrook. just opposite Ben
ming race course. delightful. new GROOM cot
tages only SIS.
WILLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL. COS & 6o5 1sth
FOR REST-SPlendiG suburban poultry place,
IdhOma Park. ] rooms. barn. acres oniv
$l2-5a BOOTHS FARM AGENCY, ~ sth
81. NV r-,,S-7-
FOR RENT-To desirable white tenant. g.
room house. ECsslyn. Va. two blocks from
avenue cars. ST. per month. address WILL
w DOUGLAS. Atlantic Building. City
FOR RENT-Near Berwyn. seven-room house.
water Ia kitchen fruIJ and flowers. and two
barns. cars pass door 4. HANCE. Lake
land. Nd. r-,-5e-
FOR SALE-Most convenient and attractive
t-rOom house II the EloouIngdaIe section.
built after The owners exclusive Ideas. large
yard: see Il before purchasing. For peruis-
sion 70 inspect address BOX sI9. Times Of
Gee aD--r
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Spring Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY.
GRAND ATLANTIO HOTEL
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

South Carolina ave. and the Beach. near
piers and attractions: larEe. sunny rooms.
private baths: elevator: sun parlor. Capacity
$50. Table and service superior. Special
spring terms. BRYAN 4 WTLLIA5lS-
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Tourists.

OPPORTUNITY for one more LADY TO foin
small party sailing May 80. Med. route 10
tour Europe, three months. covering eight
countries moderate price Address i-1me,li-
ateiy Mrs G. D. KNIGHT. lZI8 F 81. Res
Tel. n s754 u9vS-Sf
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Found.

LACEY'S delicious ice cream ana ,barh.,
T0c and PC per gallon: 1--WE large bricks IN
a box. &c Phone Main 49, COZ New Yori,
ave nv mh2-rr
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Suburban Property.

SUBURBAN and country homes: also Enau
FARMS on easy terms. free booklet Central
REAL ESTATE lsAOkERS. Iloom .. So s
Gpls-U
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Dentistry,

CUT RATE DENTISTRY
$40 Set Of Teeth Gold Crowns and Bridgeyvorlr
ga Filings. 59c. Painless Extraction Free
L. s Army and Navy Dental Association
DR. ID. HARRY MORAN. Mgr
go + ST. NV. CORNER OF 7TH
myI-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting
no pain, look. feel. act and last Ionger
than natural teeth. shrunken faces made nor
mai painless filling. DIR. J. L WILSON
1903 + 81. NV ans ~
OPEN $50 - N TO $50 p. NJ
DIS. .. W. & W. j. ELZEY. DENTISTS
5. W. Cor. 10th and L SITS. N W
Specialists In Painless ExtrBctfng Cola
crown and Bridge Work. Filings. and Plates
that NJ. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
FeiInded. Moderate prices Phone Ii. 4251
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Express and Moving.

WE MOVE ANYTHING
Our facilities for the moving OF ftirnff,,r.
freight. safes, machinery. etc are upex-
celled- Our handlers are experienced and We
guarantee the best service Heavy hauling
done by the load. piece OF by contract. Get
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
COMPANY
DhI2-tf
ap3O-U
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flowing, Packing, Shipping

FUliNlTUItE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. etc
moved with care; packing and shipping a sre.
S!aIty. hkElG'S EMPRESS. 1874 II 81 NV
1"OH0 u -O4u- ap24-3Jt
COLUMBIA TRANSFER co. now locared a,
sos NEW YORK AVE
Large Padded Vans. "a Load
2-horse Wagons. 50 Load
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all sold. Only few more 8 10 and Is acre
lots left THE HINE REAL ESTATE
AGENCY, Vienna. Va, or ROOM zoo. Co.
lumbar building ap2s-SOt
WHISKEY. 500 per gallon. THE John
WEDDERHCFN CO.. s16-6lS ct. NV. aD7-n
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Lost.


LOST-SmaU female yellow collie: sharp
pointed nose and ears new collar: small
lock Reward. % l ST ne mys-3t
LOsT-Probably at 9Th and F. last night aD
account book Reward. PENN. COAL co.
5ls AZ St sw. rnyS-2t
LOST-Fox terrier; white. with black spots
on head and shoulders. tag 6sI2 Return 10
20Z5 Sth ST NV Liberal reward. II
LOST-Brown cocker spaniel. Return TO 152f
X 81. and receive reward rny7-3t
LOST-Strayed from drug store North Can
itol and New York ave. fox terrier pup, narne'
Bob, black spot on head. Return 10 above
address and receive reward rny7-3t
LOST-A string Of amber beads. reward A.
returned to ~ New. Jersey ave. NV. my7-3t
LOST-Fox terrier. white. with brown ears.
answers 10 the name Of Trubles. Tag No
1913 Liberal reward. 75l Sd St NV my7-2t
LOsT-Female collie. months old; lemon
ward II returned TO 1913 Willard St NV.
my6-3t
LOST-GoId watch and pin. Sunday morning
between ST. Johns Church and I522 IViscoD-
sin ave Reward II returned to above ad-
dress. my6-St
LOST-May ,. between AZ and y, 11th and
Water SITS. gold ring with three opals. In
itlals r. c. VI. s. reward II returned 10 1904
~ s.. sw. my6-2t
LOST-ColIie pup. 4 months old: brown with
white breast Liberal reward. 1927 II st NV
my6-3t
WHIsNEY. 900 per gallon. THE John
WEDDERRURN Co. elc-eis F st. NV. aD7-tr
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L s ENGINEER OFFICE. 22d and X sts
NV, washington. D. G. May g. 1907. Sea lei
stone In Anacostia river, ID. c. will be re-
Ceived here until 10 A. NJ. JUNE z 1907
and then publicly opened. Information fur
nished on application. SPENCER COSBV
Doptaln, Lnglneers. myS.g 10 IL ieJ 6
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Small Business Enterprises Get Acquainted This Town Through Classified Advertising
For Rent-Aparlmenfs.

FOR RENT-Beautiful hrst-class Broom
housekeeping apartments; open: Janitor 1914
Massachusetts ave. NV myT-6t
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HHISkEY, 500 per gallon. THE JOHN
VEDDERBURN CO. elects F ST. NV. aD7-tf
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AUTOMOBILES for hire by the day, week.
" month. Phone East sS6-M. ny3-7t
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FOR SALE or RENT
Apply to ]. c. ROGERS,
3A D St y. W.
Or R. N. RYON,

co%mercial National Bank Building. City.
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S3,25O.

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
An eight--Oum frame house, No 1917 Meridian
place, Mt Pleasant. all modern improve
ments, coEcreted basement with Laundry.
drst floor has parlor. large dining rooms.
kitchen and pantry first sleeping floor has
tl--re chambers and bath: second sleeping nOor
has two chambers and LalI room. Price s.. 05G
Terms 20 suit VIII lease u good tenant
Address G. i. RICHARDSON. f13 Bond build
ing my4-7t
FOR SAB'--Frame boarding house. Is rooms:
stable and wagon shed and yard al modern
improvements, viii sell furnished or unfur-
nished- Call on OWNER. $500 9Th 81. NV
Price. 5000. ny2-7t
STOP PAYING RENT
BUY A HOME At
16:SH AND q SITS SOUTHEAST
500 CASH. $40 MONTHLY.
Large pOrChes. rooms, perfect
plumbing, gas and coal range.
large kitchen cabinet, concrete Gel
lar. guaranteed furnace.
Come out 10 see the corner
house, completely finished and fur
nished. two already sold: buy one
now and have IL decorated 10 suit
you.
Take advantage Of this excellent
opportunity at once Price only d
S2,75o.
LIE Roy MARX,
The Oval Sign. 14Io G NV.
ap2S-tf
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WILL GIVE my equity Of s165 free TO any,
one who viii take up the payments-s5
monthly-rather :han let IL revert 10 owner.
sc fare 10 minutes from Capitol Address
BOX 1S5, Times office. rnv7-sr
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Wanted-HouSes.

sVANTED-Care residence summer months
for rent: best reference Can or addfess
r. d. WALLACE. iii 18th ST nlvs-gt
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Colonial Beach.

HANDSOME COTTAGES. four rooms fur
nished. $50 season. l6-room house: lots $50
and 500. DICkHART. SIS Virginia ave sw.
my6-5t
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LOST-GOld watch and pin, Sunday morning
between st. Johns Church and 1872 IViscon-
SIN ave Reward II returned to above ad-
dress mv6-3t
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For Exchange.

UNSTABLE EQUITIES BOUGHT.
Improved or unimprOved property. with 1T
tie or no incumbrance given in exchange
The larger the trust the quicker we deal
40S Corcoran building. r1ys 9t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY conveniently To-
Gated house in BrOOkand: lot 50xI2S: fruit
fenced Address OWNER. Box I76. Times Of
fee rnv7-qr
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NEAR Connecticut ave, flve-room and bath
apartment with southern porch: runt mod
crate. Address BOX 10. Times Office. mNI-3t
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FOR SALE-Farm
road. suitable for
fine lawn 9-room
AT once. HENRY
SITS.
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do YOU not2 and that YOU mus, not
count TOO much or my favorable opinion
OF your preteusions. until We have seen
Mr. Williams also and learned his
yiews2T
st. Quiutiu was about 10 suggest that
the ladys views We're the most impor-
tant factor In the case. bur he wisely de-
cided 90 be- satisfied with having gained
his point and said nothing. Monsieur Le-
blanc went on;
You say your friend, Mr.. Ince. Is out
sido2 In which direction ! Will send a
servant out 90 ask him % join us We
cannot let him wait outsidesfor you We
could not be- SG inhospirable"'
To this 81 Quintn agreed wondering
very much how these TWO would meet
each other and whether he should be
able TO find out by uheir demaanor what
had occurred ON Iuce's first appearance.
The next moment Monsieur Leblanc
rang the bell and told Saunders. who an
swered the summons. 20 90 outside 10
look for Mr.. Iuce, and 90 ask him 20 come
In. He thus avoided the danger Of allow
ing the two young men 20 consult to-
gether before being introduced into the
society Of the ladies' Then Monsieur Le-
blanc led ST. Quinun across the hall into
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the drawing ROOM where Marie was sit
ting with her aunt and Miss Stanley and
Capt. D8ruau
This new acquaintance proved 10 be q
TALL thin, pallid young man. slightly bald,
and with "a long. thin. dark mustache
He had rather offhand manners and wore
a single eyeglass
These We're the salient features that ST
Quintin remarked as their host introduced
them 20 each other
Miss Densley flushed deeply when St
Quintn same I'm. and held out her hand
with "a faint and tlmid smile, which was
reassuriHg on the one hand as 20 her in
tCTCsJ in him bur alarming on the other.
as 1t la-ked the impUlsIve ease with which
She hai treated him on his previous visit
On TIE whole, the reinsurance he felt
was stronger than the alarm The one
thing no wanted 10 be d0ubly sure OF was
that she cared for him. If that were so.
since he believed implicitly I'm her purity
and faith. he could look upon an the un-
pleasant circumstances which surrounded
her as SO many obstacles to be overcome
on the way 10 their happiness together.
The other ladies. however Joined so
rapidly and so effusiyely IN the cOnversa-
tion which they instantly made general.
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gentle. He remembered the condition
In which Incc had returned from his call
at the lodge. and although he did not
know exactly the circumstances which
had thrown his friend into such an uu-
usual state OF agitation. he was quite
sure that the solution of the mystery
would prove To be mfavorabIe 20 Mon
Sleur Leblanc He therefore. abruptly
decided 10 take fresh counsel with his
friend as 10 making the acquaintance
Of capt DarnaH, and turned 10 the door.
Perhaps, monsieur, YOU are right" be
said. Il can make Capt. DarnalUs ac-
quaintance on a future occasion. if YOU
feel disiuclined % receive me now
And he was opening the door and Ieav-
ing the room. with no other farewell
than an inclination of the head. when
his host probably foreseeiug that moth
ing could 5e worse. from his point OF
view, than To permit the young man 10
90 away offended % consult with his
legal friends. changed front with great
Tapidlty and coming toward him with
outstretched hands and a spasm of Gallo
vivscitv said
No no. / am wrong Why should
mind your meeting each other? After
all you know my niece has other suitors.
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Synopsis of Preceding Chapters,

Massey ST. Quintin. a wealthy young English
man, sees a beautiful young woman named Miss
Densiey at Cowes, and by carefully designed
accident manages 20 meet her. He finds that she
lives with her uncle and aunt II. and Nine Lc-
blanc who are Just then in France. and gets an
invitation 70 their house near London.
In spite Of the objections Of his friend. James
lice, aWycr IN whom De Couidss aud who de-
claTes the girl is adventures, 81. Quintin visits
her and finds her relatives charming people.
But inst as hr leaves the house he hears a muf-
fled cTy OF .'Niurder.' and returns.
n Leblanc couyiucss him that there Is ia
the room whence The sound seemed 10 proceed. but
later be learns that London solicitor has mys-
tcriously disappeared. being last seen in the neigh
b1Ih0Cd ot the FTenchmaus home.
81. Quintin, however, decides 90 follow up the
mystery; but the pursuit is pleasantly interrupted
by an unexpected opportunity 20 make love TO
Miss Densley, an opportunity that he promptly
slizes He learns that the girl regards him more
highly than amy Of her sirors. but she isn't ready
Hncle and aunt permit it. The young man, how
ever, greatly encouraged returns % town 20 pgr
chase a fitting gift ior the woman OF his heart
Then 81. Quintiu takes lnce 90 the Lehlancs
and ln spite of the opposition Of his host. obtains
promise Of marriage from Miss Deuslsy Ines
can find no fault with the people. bat ON leaving
learns taat OF their foomdu Is au JX-couyict-
The follow is forced 90 admit that The Leblarcs
are crooked. Elt ST. Quiutin remains loyal 90
Mis5 Dus5y Several days aftervad they 60 TO
the Lellmc home. and lnce makes discovery that
completely ulueuts lin.
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4 SMUGGLING EPISODE,
By FLORENCE NEWHOUSE FOX.

slipped down TO the lower hall They
could hear the mems voices as they ex-
changed stories around the Office fire.
Just as the girls reached the lower
step, with freedom almost within reach,
the office door opened and Dots pursuer
stepped forth
Pardon me. is this Miss Price?" he
asked, courteously. Your father said I
would find you in the sitting-roOm."
'O-er-yes." stammered Fan. trying
to push palpitaung Dorothy past him.
He seemed such "a pleasant, polite de
tective that for one reckless moment
Fan entertained the idea Of appealing to
him in behalf OF the Innocent offender,
but before she could speak he pulled d
letter from his pocket
Tt is for Miss Price. and is from my
sister, Nellie Dayton" exclaimed he
Nellie Dayton your sister," both girls
exclaimed in surprise.
Yes" he said cordially when she
learned that I was coming up here for
few days shooting with some friends.
she insisted that ! become her courier.
She also intrusted 10 my care a kodak
picture, some Of her own work, I believe.
II is a group Of picnickers, among them
yourself and your friend here, rec
ognized Miss Graham when l saw her
at the station at Easton, although it is
three years since I have seen her. was
strongly tempted TO make myself known
to her at once, but I saw that she did
not remember me"
Dot threw back her veil, disclosing a
bright smile. and a face bsaming with
relief.
Il wish you had, Mr.. Dayton" she
said, impulsively extending both hands.
1t would have saved me such a scare"
What inquired Dayton, mystified
Not afraid of me?"
'N-nO-of your beard" laughed DorC-
thy, in which Fan joined. You were a
beardless senior when I met you three
years ago, you know"
SO 1 was-why, I did not think OF
that What a chump 1 am"
Several days later, when "BrotlEr
George came to Glen Echo with a sig
nificant ring for Fan Price, she told him,
IN confidence that his prank was likely
TO cost his sister her freedom
imprisonment he asked in a hOrri-
ned whisper. That is severe punish
ment for smuggling one article
That depends upon the article snug
gled, Fan hinted with a wise side
glance, Il am afraid our Dorothy has
been guilty of smuggling other things
than sealskin coats, and she began three
years ago.
Three years a smuggler. Then she
deserves the limit for such an 0ffense"
Deserves it? She would not be hap
py without the fun penalty of the law
Imprisonment for life! There. told you
80, Fan added miSchievOusly. as Dot
and Mr. Dayton strOlled into view
Here she comes now. with her Tailor"
Copyright 1907. b. C. L. sutclifeJ