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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-09

Murray Baptist Church-Located on
West Seventeenth South, Jesse HYDE. pas
tor. Sunday school at 10 O'clock; juniors
Sunday afternoon at o'clock; Sunday
evening service at 1880 o'clock. The SER
vice Sunday evening will be conducted by
the Salt Lake City ladies' There viii be
special music.
Calvary Baptist Church-474 East Sec
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-09
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Episcopal.

st. Marks cathedral-225 East First
South street, Rev. Benjamin Brewster,
dean. Services for the fifth Sunday after
the Epiphany. Holy communion at s a.
m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Morning
prayer, litany and sermon at II. Even
ing prayer and sermon at 1880.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17
8ern,an,,, Blo., grettae, nrn II. guilt 1908
Inouloi dmfeit uuo peri 0uIide Srei-
belt.

,@intse 9euti9e baben bic ionber'
bariten 8eeriffe BON ben 9enperenSs
lnrueieu. User nid]t trintt 1T tn ibr'
en- Gusen elm @tufer,A Idreibt Der
r2outsotlIe Gnseisen." lln6 ben @e.
banten tuetter oerfoleenb iast er;
Die peri 6ultde Sretbett betpertbet
man uibt rat benz Suifperm0sen
6e8 Sn6tutbuums. 9as 9rinfen 1T
iiberbaupt MIR cine 8ealeiteriheitis
uue, man Tam iasen nur Elm Rerf'
nal, suDrah man bic 8ewesuug sur
Sreibeitseut5iebnn beurtbeilt. rSe'
Der ber ith bem Sriutsenuile niht er.
eiebt, Der @ntbaltIantteit iibt, tpeif
bas ietnem pbpiifhen @obtbefinben
sutrdgtther lit, als Die tbm iddblide
&neiperet, brauht nod tetnestpegs
tn bas SerssihntB ber Muder etnses
tragen su tuerbeu. @s bauoelt itb
ausfflteBlth UNI feline @eiinnline.
Sas Srtnstp tn bent uurlieseuben
Sale se6t oabtn, feline eieenen glniifs
ten anoeren Reni9en utrht aufordn'
gen 81 tuullen. Ner ieinen Ntitmens
ihen gum Erinten su stuinsen iudt,
tper ben auberen ueriputtet, luenn er
ntbt trintt ober i'm Saufen nit thm
tein Shrttt baltsn tanu, Oeriit ebens
10 unoulOiam ais oerientse, Der iei'
men Mitmeuiben ben Baier9euuB
aufbransen min. @r lit Elm 5anatt'
Ter, tute ber anbere. Die llngereh'
tistett lieet in oem 3pauee, tueIhe
eintge Bsrionen auf bic 2ebensueiIe
ibreS Rahiten ausiiber luullen. =
8ie Batter Der &epubltt tuaren teine
5reun6e BON 8nanesmural iunoern
bietten bic peri6nticbe 5reibeit bod.
5bomaS Sefferlor iaete: ~3tuaug
matt aus Der etneu Sdlfte Der gtas
tipn &arreu. uno !peuhter aus bic
anbereu." Sobn ., Goums warnte:
Sutbet ni9t eurent 9ebenmenIben
our6 @eiebe etue Su9en6 alf5u5ruin.
gen, bic er nur burb Die Strait ieiues
eiseuen 8iaen8 er.an9en tann. "
@eraoe 10 unsereht tuie Die 3tuangs.
prohibition lit uber aud ber 8eriu6,
feline Mtttmeniaen sum Ertnten su
aipiueeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17
Keims ambe.

Gin ibudbii6es 8duerlein, bas
bes 2ebens Miben uno slrbeit reiha
li9 eenoden, tlagte Oem Ortsptarrer
iein berbeS 2uus. Der 8farrer inhte
ibn gu tr6ten nit Der Rube oes Stms
melS, Die Ieiner tparte nah oeS @rs
benleheuS Mibe uno grbeit. SaS
8duerlein errpieberte tupIihlttelno:
,sSa, Serr Barrer, Ieu sLab aber
nit anseuomnta, tat in Simmel
tpmma, toi Guab bait bod MT. :
,8orum benn nittP" furifte Der
Tfarrer, .es itebt oob seihrieben:
@s lit nod cine Stub oorbonoen fiir
@uttes Bolt - Dos mag 10 g.
i1riebe lhtan, ertpieberte bas 8au-
erlein, bod ielI atab | nit, benn op
rptro'S bot boisa: Rihel. sino'
Conn a, Mlihsl, icbiab Bulte, Wii6'
el, iaB resnn, Mibel, IaB bltba. Wi'
del, baB be 0Dnner toas, Mihel,
iieb ba SaBel, Mt6el. hang oeRono
naus, Mi4el. pus Stern, I'm mer
iuuiB, mas DO nit alles fer De RiAel
81 tun seit. &aab nero toiua i'm.
ba, Serr 8arrer, fed slub nit"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17

len anberen Barteien. g8lll bets
IpielslpeiIe Elm Demutrat bic 3omi.
nation bes republifauiicben Spuper
neurs &anbioaten Sablep unterltiil'
gen, 10 bleibr ibm nihts iibrig als
auf bent republitaniiheu Ballot alle
9eanen nit 9lusnabme Saoleg's gu
Itreiaen unb ben 8abl5ettel ein5u'
reisben. Natiirltd] perliert er ba-
burcb oas &eft, Die domination tr'
aenb zines anberen oempsrattiheu
&aubibaten fur ein beliebieeS slmt gu
uuteritaben. 8a Saolep Der ein5ise
&aubioat fur bi. republifaniibe Ro'
minatipn fir ben @ouperneursppf n
lit, 10 tplrbe es penasen, tpenn Elm
einSiser &epubfitaner ieinen ytamen
auf bem 8ablsettel iteben ldBt. Set
ben bier bemptratiId,en 8anotoalen
fur bic @puperneurs gtominattDn,
gprpberb, Bau, 8allace uuo Stapel,
entideibet lelbItueritdnoliH Die Webr-
sabt Der Stimmen, Die fur ieoen elm.
selnen bon ibnen abeeseben iueroen.
Die Grimartpabl nimmt eben bic
StelIe Der &pnpenttpnen ein, Die ppn
ben peri6iebenen politiiden Barieien
einberuien fpuroen, um 8anoioaten
su npmintren. 8dbreno bel ben
aunuentionfn fur sefp6bnlid bic Esr
lbnli1teiten ber 81 npntintrenoer
@anbioaten bon ben Bartettnbrerr
pDrber aussewablt ulrbeu uno nu'
bic 8eidiieune Der @aiie Der Stirnnt
seber erbielten, tuiro burb oas neut
! 9rimdruablseieb ieoem ittnmfabt'
gen 8irser bas &eht 9egeben, ali
@anbibat fir bic gluminatipn alifsu
treten Cine fueitere 9euernng lit,
oaB Die 9rimaripablen aller Barteiei
4 aut benielben Gag an9eiebt ipuroen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17
Oas neue DorpabIeu 6eleb
1lod INNER Elm Chaos pon fall den
DorislIuueen iib,r feline Seoeus
mns unS Ausle3ur9.

Ranm nod Oret Bo6en trennen
nus ppn benz Sage Der Brimartuab'
len, benz Qusult, uub nod heute
9errI6t ibcr baS @eien bieier 8abl
unb Die auslesuns oes neuen Brt'
ntdripablgeiebes bel ben saien uro
Bolititern Elm wabres @baus pon per'
Srfiebenen glniihten uub UliBoertdno'
aii5en. Weann mus iich por allem
aeaeuwdrtie battea DAB es ltd bel
Der grimarpabt nid)t UNI g rm a B.
tun 9 pon aaubioaten gu Genttern,
Spubern nur um gt nj in a t J o'
n E n banbelt, oab alio bic Erlnlar'
tu.bl cine refine Tarteilafe 1T. 6anI
garteien fommen in Setrdht, ilala'
ltt gepulifaner, 9emotreten. go
sialiiten, gupuliiteu unb Srobtbitlo'
nilten.
9ie sur grimdruabl beredtt8teu
Stimmaeber tretsu ats Wtttslieoer
elmer bieSer garteien an Die Babl'
.urue unO tbnnen Die Babtsettel n'dlt
in Der gseiIe perItiiumeln, oaB lle )
8. auf eiusm repnbtitaniiden -Sal'
lot ben Ssamen zines gsonlluaf'Ohs'
&anoibaten itreicben. IN ben Namsr
zines 9empfratsn, Der ibnen seneD
mer 1T, einsaiiisen. Bobi ober ga
ben fie bas Recbt, ats &epnOl'tane'
bic ssamen aIler aanoibaten 81 lisel
den, beren Nuulination ibneH n'W
.ertpanitbt lit. 9a1elbe gilt pon al
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17

Gin aneebli9er @runo fir annab.
me zines Grimdrtpabls s@eieses mar,
baB oann leoer Stimmseber feiner
Weinune unspeibeutisen s(usbrud
eeben f6nnte unO bob er ii4 an Der
g1ominieruns Der 9anoioaten betbeila
isen ipirbe, tpas bisber uielfa1 niht
ber 5nll mar. stun tuirb aber aus
ct. 2ouis beribtet, baB taum bic
Sdlfte Der burtieen 8Irser ridti9 re.
eiitriert iinb, ,,n6 baB fie fh tuenie
UNI bic Sabe tiimmern. 8enn eine
8rimdrtuabt ibren 3tueden entipre.
den ioIl, 10 mlien iih Die 8irger
an berielben betbeilieen tuie an elmer
alsemeinen 8abt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17

Der Ginger. Gburnt erbffnet.
9urh bic oieier En9e erfulgte @r6ff'
nung bes Sineer'Sburmes fiir bas
aIeemetne 8lblitunt 1T ben 9etu
9Ortern @elesenbeit eeboten, gang
Nep gurt nit einem Bid 81 iiber'
lbauen. Sun benz ~, StDd oes
5burmes bat man in elmer SDbe BON
5S4 SUB eiuen Jernblid npn 80 @tei-
len tadJ allen Sit6tiihben. Der
Sburm bat cine nit einem bpben
Sitter um9ebene 8IatIurnt, altf iuel'
ber 40 &eriDnen beauem Blab baben.
GrpreB ; 5abritiible laufen oont
6uuptflnr In elmer 0iinute nah uben.
aui Der Glatfprm iinb sluet 9eute
itatiunirt, tuelcbe bic 8eilher auf bic
iutereHanteiten 8uutte anfntertiam
MAIDEN unb ieoe eeiuiinihtc slustnnft
eeben. Die 9luSfiht, bic IidD nlti Ell.
men llmtreiS BON 200 Meilen eritredt
umfast Die 9ap, @ppernur's Ssfano,
9roottpu unb Gong Sslanb, bic Ior'
orte IN Retp Seriep, bic Balilaoen,
oas nDrbtihe gtem Dort uno oiele ins
tereIIante luntte. Die sanse Staot
1T su ben SiBeu bes 8eibauers aus
eebreitet; Der Safen uub bic uun
;sabrseusen aIler slrt wimmelnoen
SGaiie liegen tlar ba uno bic betpal'
6eteu o6ben stueier Staaten ra9en
am SuriSuut emppr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17
lpessn GoSti hlass perbaftst.

Sebalia Wap., s. Suli. Gbas.
EaptDr, Elm Gelesrapbiit Der @li'
iouri 8ncific Babn III 2amonte, Der
iif in Der gaht auf Soften befanb,
uts sfpei 8lse leste g8o9e Bel &nob.
uoiter tulibiren, tuurbe seitern in
SresbeH rpeeen TOotidlass perbaf.
tet. 9ei Der aouiiion ipuroen a9t
BeriDneu eet6otet uub 80 perlebt.
Der 3uaerpeoient s. B. Strans, D /
ebenialls fir oas llnIliid uerantiport=
fi1 sebalten purbe, 1T nod nidt Der.
baftet luuroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17


bic irtmer iiber ben 8erfnl bet Wtos
ral iammern uu6 bic fug, rgltte alte
3eit@ nit ibren Suseuben unb Slid
ielistetten berbetiebnen ober gar nit
tells @eies unb Soliseitniippel berbet.
fiibren fppuen, TT bas Stilbtum ber
alien Jog. rblauen @eiebe4 Der &il.
sercdter nun Meus@nelanb iebr su
empieblen. 9Iae Gftuns nor ben
alten Buritauern Som &e6te Der
9eri6nltbtett uno Der Setbitbeiimm'
ung In reliet6ler tuie biirserliher
Stniiht burhbrltneen, tebrten lie tb'
rem Saterl1nbe, no tie inieoer Beiie
bebriidt tuuroen, ben Tiifeu unb So
gen IN bieies 2an6, tuo bet gtllsiibs
une ibrer Reliaiuu tttemano ettuas IN
ben Bee legte. Gber, tute oos 10 5u
geben pfleet, taum Der Seoratune
entronneu, tuurben bic 8eoriidter 81
Sebriideru, unb mas iie fir iih ielbit
ala betliees 8edt in sniprudJ nnb'
men. ueruet9erten iie sInbersbenter-
oen.-0as nuBte ). 9. Stoeer @illis
ans erfatren, als er es tuagte, nttJt
nit cIen 3uaussntaBregelr oer Eu'
ritaner iiberein5uittrtnten, - Serge
benS bielt er linen ibr eigeneS Wurt
entgeeeu, In setltisen 9ingen babe
nur bic 5eber uno nibt baS Shiuert
slt entiheiber. sic bielten es jest
bamit, baB 9lu0ere bic 5eoer fiibreu
biirften, fiir itd nabmen tie oas
Gftpert IN slulprub uub iu9teu ben
8ioerIpenittgen gu ben Sitbianern in
bic BiloniB. llrb oaun lieBen tie
eintee trdftige Seiebe sesen bic set
tirer," Dor alleu aegen bic Gnater
los, bic itber ibre nunmebrisen sln.
iidten BON reltsi6Ier uno bitraerllber
Sretbeit tetnen 9ueifel mebr auitum'
men lteben.
,Benn iemnu0 einen nnbern @utt
auBer benz Serru 3ebaotb anbetet
uno ibm btent, Der iou bes 3ooes
iterber, bie6 es Jest, rliuo iuenu
eiue Terlon 0udter tutro, 10 ioa iie
uerbannt tuerben uno ibr ni9t ers
laubt ietr, tuieoer betm5utebren, bel
Strafe oes 9uOes."
9as lit eiufadl uuo Oeutli6, fir
ben setuiestelten glOuutaten CAB 8 oa
tein Stutertblrden. 9luf Die auater
batten iie es gang beiunOerS ab9eie.
ben unO nabmen linen AUDI ale po'
litii9en &ehte: p&etu Gudtsr ooer
Settirer barf BET Der 8abl elmer 0ta'
eiItratsneriuu lu6er zines Seamten
feline Stimnte abgeben.
Nu6 tuar es uer6oten, einem Qua.
fer oOer ionitiaen .aeber4 Speiie gu
retcben Doer 0bOa4 gu eeudbren.
giel neui9ltdes @sfibl unO 9dh'
fenliebe 6atteu bic Serren seraoe
uibt, oas mus man iaseu. 8afiir
stnsen iie nit Oeitunebr GrnIt uno
Gtreuge ppr. Yispeiten ibtus aIlers
binss bteier @rnit serabe5u in bic
&ontit uut, tuie baS in iibertriebenem
gruIt ntdt ielten geibtebt. 8eitim.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17

Sauptiddli4 muB iih ieber CUR Sb-
ftimmuns bel ben Grimartuablen be-
red)tiste 8irser erinnern, oaB er als
Witgfieo elmer beitimmteu politiihen
gartei an bic @ablurne tritt unb ba6
es gift, unter ben aanoibaten ieiner
8artei fhr bic gtominatiUn gu tpab'
Zen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17
Cine Qplis ber ridtia.n mebiail

Cine 0uiis bee rihtigsn Webisin
CUR rebten Belt bat manAe ihuere
&ranibeit unb audi Sabre oes aeib
ems uerbinoert. Sm SeIib elmer 5la
Ibe bes alten 8rduter. Seittuittels,
Sorni's sllpentrduter 8lutbeleber, 1T
man fiir be nleiiteu gtotbfaIe uurbe.
reitet @r bilft ihnea, briust iidere
8elu tate unb ber @rfuls 1T permans
eut. 9Iprtbeter tonnen ibu uiht lie'
fern. @r mirb ben 2euten brett ourb
Spesialnsenten pertauit BON ben Gi.
aeutbamern, Or. Seter 5abrnep &
Sons Co., tl2-1ts So. 5upre Nue
Chicago, So.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17

Serr gait bat fia Oieier Gage se-
ruosen uno lit iiber bas &eiultat,
2971z gfuuo, ettuas eri@roden. 9sur
feline ansit! Cine TraiibeutiAafts'
Gampasne lit Die bette gntfettungs'
fur.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17
Ann,,tter 80

mun8en tuie bic, oaB atr Sabbatb
riemano ir ieinem @arten ober ionits
no iih ereeben unb iiberbalpt tetnet
8eg MAIDEN biirfe aiiBer 5,ir &irhe,
baB am Sabbatb eine @Rntter ibr
aino nibt fiiiien birfe u. bsl. --aber
bait! bas itnb ia 8eifimmunseu, bic
eine oerstueifelte gtebnli9teit nit ben
@ituibeu unierer neuSettltheu 8rus
bibitiuniiten baben, 9as erfldrt audi
bic Sbtudrnterei seiuiiier 2eute fur
bic quite alte Belt. Nttt benz Sunns
taasseieb fanger ite an, nnb tuent
ibnen niAt auI bic Singer setlopft
tutrb, brtneen iie uns audi bic alten
8luteeiebe tuieOer aitfs Eupet tte'
berbaitpt III ibre &antpfart uon bee
Der alten 8uritaner gar nift 10 per.
ibieoen, unb tuenn iie bic @taht bdts
ten, t6nnten tuir etiuas erleben. lln6
iuenn bic berniinftieen Glemente 6eS
8ultes nidt auf ber 8adt iteben,
hanu tperben mir ettuas erlebenl
8efen Die Sididrittler fibis iino,
bas iiebt mah ia aus ber ean5eu 8ru'
btbitiunsbeweauus. Sic finbet mebr
Gnbdnssr als man iiir m6sltd balteH
ioute, unb 6aB 10 etinns m6elth lit,
Oas iullte ltnieren 5eiteenuiien Su @es
miitbe fiibreu, baB iie gar feline llrs
iade baben, ftc1 iiber bic ssute ate
3eit" luitis sl MAIDEN. 8ir iino 8ar
ntdt 10 pett bauuH entfernt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17

a5- albunuirt aui Oas Sermauner
8pltsblatt.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-07

cashed them. He also deposited Hart
zell's $4.700 to your order. Now, what
shall we do with the men?'
"No arrests, no arrests said Farms
worth. And then, Bailey, how coulc
you do this thing to me-"
Bailey hung his head.
"I'll answer that question" said Miss
Clarendon. For ten years you have
trained this young man i'll dishonesty
You have done to him what the big
tricksters Of finance have done to you
and to ten thousand other men like you
till the whole country is poisoned with
it. You have made this boy thief
You tried to make your nephew an
other. and you couldn't. I have seer
this going on. and my soul has sicken
ed at it. Now am done, with it."
Hold on" cried Farnsworth. "Where
are you going:'
81 have an offer Of marriage from al
honest man." said she. "Singu!arly
enough. his name is Furnsworth. BIC
earns $1S a week. and can do little
better than that. SO | think we shall
get along nicely am going to Pitts
field"
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-07
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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-07
MUNICIPAL TAX NOTICE!
Office of CITY Clerk and Treasurer.

SulGc VI SiIy CISih anu treasurer,
Orangeburg, S. c., Aug. /, 1903.
In pursuance of the provisions of
the following ordinance and other
ordinances of the City of. Orangeburg
relating to the assessment ard col
lection of taxes therein, notice Is
hereby given that the City Treasur-
er's office will be open on the first day
of September, 1908, and continue
open every day during said month
(Sundays eXcepted) from 8 o'clock
in the forenoon till O'Clock in the
afternoon for the receipt of city tax
es, without penalty for the fiscal year
beginning April 1, 1908, and ending
March 81, 1909. The total levy as
fixed by the attached ordinance is
Is ls mills on each and every dollar
of the assessed value of all real and
personal property in the City of Or
angeburg, as follows:
Ordinary. expenses. :. 7 mills
Interest G Sinking Fund
R. r. Bonds. -. 11amills
interest & Sinking Fund
W. & L. Bonds. :. IL mills
Qterest G Sinking Fund
Sewer Bonds. :. :. 2Kmills
Street Paving. :. :. 2kmills
All persons interested will take no.
tice and govern themselves accord
ingly.
By order of City Council,
L. H. WANNAMAKER,
Clerk and Treasurer.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-07

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again. Get bottle of Kodol today.
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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-07

SWELL SAID HE AT LAST, HERE'S THE
JOKER
made q gesture toward the instrument
which was on the leaf Of his desk
Bailey sat down and after exchanging
the customary salutation covered the
transmitter with his hand.
Its Hartzell." said he in a low voice
care you here?"
.'I'll bet | am" responded Farms
worth and changed places with BAILEY.
Hello. Hartzell! How about it?'
He listened for some seconds. and
his face revealed that the communica-
tion was important and surprising.
\ You sent the check? When? Mon
day? You must be dreaming. For how
much? The full amount? Great Peter!
Well, it hasn't shown up. II you really
mailed it, it's lost Stop it at your
bank, and for the love of Moses send
me another right away. Send it by
boy. Hold on minute. III have
Bailey go right down to your place"
Farnsworth hung up the receiver
and turned to Bailey.
"You know HartZell," said he. Hes
a slippery proposition. but he can't fool
you. He says he sent me check for
S4,7C0 Monday. and here it is Friday!
If this is fairy story. what's it about!
1 don't see through it. He can't get
out of paying the money. You know
what it's for It's my share of that
rakeofr on the Gorham transaction"
"Never heard Of it," said Bailey.
swell. you hear Of it now," respond
ed Farnsworth. "and need the money.
You come back with his check, certi.
fed. Understand?
'Surer' said Bailey and departed.
Farnsworth opened the door Of an ad-
Joining room and called to his stenog-
rapher, pretty girl. blue eyed and
fair haired. with the look of thorough
bred, altogether q very superior crea'
ture. AS for Farnsworth, he was
crude product to begin with, and his
individual life had not improved the
stuff of which he was made. The con-
trast affected him unpleasantly in Miss
ClnrcFlNon nVSSt!!'c.
We'll. Ge.':ic." said lie, cid you
hear from Bob this morning.?
She made scarcely perceptible ges-
ture of negation.
81 hope you never WILL" said Farms
worth. "That boy is strictly no good"
Miss Clarendon made no reply.
The young man referred to as Bob
was Farnsworths nephew and no IA
vorite Of his. Bob had been in the
west and had not succeeded there.
Eventually he bad drifted back to Bos.
ton and had been employed for some
months by Farnsworth, when they had
parted. with no good will.
Undoubtedly an element Of Farms
worth's dislike Of his nephew was the
young mans obvious interest in Miss
Clarendon, yet the disfavor rested
upon other grounds. as Bob had been
plainly informed.
IF you were the right Sort" Farms
worth had said to him, 81 wouldn't
stand in your way. I'd help you and
be mighty glad to have Gertie in the
family. But you're not good enough.
You're q loafer. You're too nice to
work, and I've got no use for you"
'I'm too nice to do the kind Of work
that's done in this Office Bob had re-
piled, and the remark slew what was
left Of amity between them
Farnsworth knew that his nephew
had gone to rittsfeld, and that was
all.
Dictation was IN progress when there
came a quick. light rap at the doc,
and Bailey Harrow entered. his visage
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"a ALLEY HARROW was special
TX ist His employer. John Farms
worth. had accounts in half Il
dozen banks and notes falling
due in twenty others: Like the leaves
in Vallombrosa fell John Farnsworth S
notes and were caught at the last posi-
sible secoud-or even later-by the
whirlwind Of finance which kept them
from touching the. ground. Bailey Har-
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lighted to guide it in the interests Of
John Farnsworth.
Bailey may have been about twenty.
seven, and he looked like an n~:active lit
tie old man. his face deeply lined by
wary thinking.
On certain forenoon Bailey came
into Farnsworth's private room.
"Everything's quiet at the Corn"
said Bailey. laying bank book Oh the
desk.
'9rhe Corn" was the abbreviation for
the name of national bank.
The telephone bell rang. and Farms
worth rose hastily from his chair and
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