davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-11

washed my cnlldran'S heads with Cutl-
cura Soap and then applied the wonder
ful ointment. Cuticura. ] did this four
or i've times and can say that they have
been entirely cured. I have another
baby who Is so plump that the folds Of
skin on his neck were broken and even
bled. ] used Cuticura Soap and Cuti-
cura Ointment and the next morning
the trouble had disappeared. I am
using the Cuticura Remedies vet when
ever any Of my family have any sores. I
can never recommend Cuticura suffi-
ciently;it is indispensable in every home.
/ cannot find its equal. Mime. Napoleon
Duoeppe, Il Duluth ST.. Montreal, Que,
May q, 1907"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-11

ing eruptions
formed on the
backs Of their
heads which
were simply
covered. Before
I heard Of Cuti-
Cura, / used 70
try aim st
everything, but
th ey faile d
Then mymoth6r
recomme ended
the Cuticura
X em Q dies. I
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-11

tsned. Tints-White, Flesh, Pink. Bra
neFte. BY leading druggists or mail.
PreP'd bYNATI0NAL TOILET Co, Paris, Tenn
Sold by Thompson's Pharmacy, Evans
PhaFmacy, Anleck's Pharmacy, O'Don-
lis. and others.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-11
First Quality Glassware

Berry Set, bowl and
six sauCeTs. cut-glass
pattern Regular 1EC
price. 29C........-..IO
Sugar Bowl, Butter
Dish, Cream Pitcher,
Cut-glass pattern.
Regular price, pc. 17c
cet,.-s-..--.......-...As
Fruit Bowls on high
T GOT. Cut-glasS
patterns. Regu- nEC
lar price, 5gc....-.. Z ,
Cake Stand on high
Z o o Z, cut glass
pattern. Regular &C
price l9c---..r------..O
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-11
FOUND CUTICURA
INDISPENSABLE
For Her ChiIdren-LittIe Girls Suf-
tered with Itching Eczema Which
Simply Covered Back of Heads
Baby Had a Tender Skin, Too.
ALL PROMPTLY CURED BY
WONDERFUL OINTMENT"

Some years ago ray three little girls
had very bad form Of eczema. Ihch-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-11
Nadine Face Powder

Soft and velvety.
Remains until wash
ed on Purified by
a newly discovered
process. Harmless
as water. Prevents
return OF discolora-
lions. I'm gre . q
Boxes only.)
Buy one SOC pack
age ana money viii
be refunded II you
ara not eutfraIsF sat
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-11

Crystal Glass Table
TumbIers, full size.
Regular price. &c. &c
Eacn-----..--..........s 4
Jelly Glasses. with tn
covers, full size.
Regular price. 2c Tic
eacn.s.-...-.-s.-.s.-.. Z
Jelly Dishes on stand,
cut-glass patterns. &C
Regular price, 10C-..O
Glass Pepper and salt
Shakers, metal &C ps.
F Rss5 price &C 2Bc
EaGllusrrsssssssrsrrs =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-22

bes @iener Supeliers Sranffurter
bot eine unerfpartet rai6e guff!G-
rltng erfabren. sSn Berlin plroe
Der 8erfaufer 9fibaro Senfel unter
Der 9lnflage, Die untat begangen 5u
baben, in 9aft genommen. Sn @e1
pabriam ipuroe SenfeI raid 1niirbe.
gr befaltnte iih oes Haubmoros
iduIoie uno Ieete elm poaes gt-
itanonis ab. Ser gerbre9er iit
crit 5meiuno5mart8ig Sabre aft.
= 3ur groBten Srelloe ieiner ull-
ge5ablten 8erebrer lit Der moblba-
fannte, geiltpoae Sbriftiteller uno
8ihter Sobannes Sroian, Gbef-gfe-
oafteur oes u4loooeraoati6", nls
geneien aus Dem Soipital entlaiie,
moroen. Sroian botte ont fiebente.,
@uguit bs. s., tpie ieiner5eit gernet=
bet, bel einem bota1ii6en MusfIug
einen idweren llnfaa erlitten. Mls
er IN Storfotp, mo er fir ipenige
Wfinltten ben 3ug berlalien bate,
ipieoer einiteigen pollte, ieste iih
Der Bug i9on in 8etpegune. Ser
9ihter fiel uno geriet nit Dem lin-
fen SUB unter Die 9fdoer. Ser 3ug
belt fofort, uno Der 9ernnglidtc
marc al1fgeboben uno in oen @orte.
iaal getragen. Naboem ibm tin
gerbano angelegt mar. brabte man
ibn nod Berlin in Die gbarite. @ier
r1uBte inn Elm Sell oes Iinfen sSu-
bes ian1mt ben 3eben obgenonlnlen
meroen. gei ben porgeriidten Sab
rem Sroians - er lit am IA. 9l,,-
quit 1887 geboren = botten iei,,e
Qneeborigen uno Srellnbe Die groBte
geiorgnis qebegt. 0o1 lit Die Soii-
nung Der 9ler8te, bur6 fiinftIi6er
griob oos 8ein mieoer tauglid su
MAIDEN, erfreuli6er @eiie in Grill
lung gegongen.
= @abreno Ser perfloienen 81
Sabre, felt Dem 8elteben bes 9eltt-
iden Gei6es, iino, pie Ser omeri-
fanilde @eneralfoniul &ihur0
8uentber in Sronffurt om Wein III
einent amtlihen 8eri6t barlegt, ms
geionnlt 2,707676 oertide Staots-
angeborige ousaenonoert. geobe5a
6iinfiehitel oieier 4usnonberer Be-
gaben iid nod ben Ser. Staoten.
8on ben 81, 700 oenti6en 9luslpun-
oerern fpobreno oes sSobres 1907
hatten 30,800 Die Ser. Staoten ols
ibr &eiie5iel.
- Die u5ranffurter 3eitune"
bebouptet SeIterreih lei bereit, Ser
Siirfei 5lpon8i9 Weiaionen 9oaars
als @ntidaoigung fir Die glnnerion
gosniens uno Ser Ser8egomina au
be8oblen.
= Die beutidle gegierung beitrci.
tet. Die bon englii6en umo amerifu.
niihen Observation-Disclosures ollf-
oeItellte 9ebauptung, iie iei oen1
8rdfioenten GoItro nit ouffolIenoer
2ieben8lpiiroigfeit entgegen qefom.
men. 8raiioent Goitro lei nur 10
bebonoelt tporoen, tpie es ieiner Stel.
lung gebiibre
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-22

8ruoer oes Wonnes, Ser NIT Slori5if
8uian1nenlebte, fain gbenbs gegell
II l1br nod 9alie, fonnte aber ni9t
in oas Saus gelangen. ba aaes per-
i6lofIen NOR rlto ibm ouf iein 8lo=
pfen geiemato offnete. Ser ssSunae
i6lief Die No6t BET 1einen Snfel uno
ols er friib 9 ltbr mieoer nod ieines
8rltoers @obn1ng fam fonb er bic
len unO oeiien Srau errnoroet uuo
nit 5erfetten @e1ihtern in 5pei ge=
trennten getten liegen, 5ipiiden mel-
6en Elm Gdugling BON 2 Woneren
ieine @iege batte, tpdbreno oas on=
oere 8pei Sabre alte &i1o6en frie0=
lid IN einenn gett6en in Ser 9edhe
Ser Wutter ihlief. Cine i'm 8ett res
Mantes liegenoe blutbefledte 9rt
5eigte orl mas eeibeben mar. 9le
beiben fleine1 &inoer fparen bon Dem
Moroer peri6ont iporoen. Mon
glaltbt, bob 9fahe bos Wfotip oes
graltiomen 8erbre6ens mar. Sic
8oli5ei bat nod ni6t bie geringita
Spur BON Dem @erbreher.
Mal1o $. @artlep, Die 17iah-
rige Sodter Der 9ler5tin Or. 81. slg-
mes Sartlep in 5omerpille, Maii.,
Duroe BON eSanes 8. @armon oer1
18iabrigen Sobne bes HoIi5ei-ger.
geonten sssan1es 90. 9arrnon, eriGol-
len, als fie eeraoe I'M gegriff uar,
eine nod 8oiton fabreltoe gar 5m Be-
iteieen. Tim iid gu ibrer @rbeit ols
Stenograpbin gu begeben. Sarnlcn
feuerte BON binten auf bas M6oGeli,
oas BON elmer &ugel inn g1afen uno
bon elmer 5ipeiten in ben 9fiiden ge-
troffen nuroe. Sarnlon Iieferte fid
in Weoforb Ser Goli5ei aus, iiber oos
Motip ieiner Sat auBerte er feill
Wort. Gr uno SRI. 9artlep iporen
non &inobeit an befreur1oet, Elm 0ie-
besperbaltnis bat, ioneit befannt lit,
aber nidt 5piiden ibnen beitonoen.
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Npti5 an SiemerS"blsr.
@apor's Office, San slntonio,
Seras. 1908.

gs miro bierrnit ongefiinoiat,
ooB Der n8oaro of gquatiio-
ton" am Montag Den 2. 9touenlbcr
IN Der Office bes Stoot-siirliurS,
IN Der Staotbaae, 5uionlnengetre-
ten lit, Inn iiber Die glppeaationen
gegen Die Gntideioung oes Siaot.
aiieiiors unb iiber ale bonn 9lIiellor
gemo6te alieiiments (angegebene uno
nidt angegebene) fir GiQennim fiir
oas am 81. Nai 1908 enoelloe sSis.
taliabr all nerhanoeIn.
Die 9eboroe bIeibt tigIi6 bon 8
llbr porlnittags Bis I llbr nohnit.
tags (Sonntag une 6eiertog allsgc.
ibloiieiD in Siellng uno becnoct IT,
re Irbeiten innerbnlb leh3ig 3ogcn.
Nadoem iid) Die @qualiiutions-gc.
boroe pertagt bat, iperoen lpcber scr
Staotrot. nod bos 9lHeiiment-ao-
mite Betitionen bc5iieli6 Ser MIieiI-
ments beriidiidtigen.
grpang aIIogban.
4tteitiert: W3apor.
Sreo. Sries,
Staot-Glerf.
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yera a 8.

Sn einem Saloon gu Silsbee
muroe ein gepiiier S. 81. 8afer BON
oem giienbabnfonoufteur Shpinf
eri6oiien. S6pinf bat iib ielbi1
oen geboroen geltellt.
8ouperneur Campbell bat cr<
flarf, oaB unter allen ltmltGnoell
IN gieu=8raunfels oie Durdfiibruna
oes Sonntagsgeiebes er5lpingen lper-
De. Was er tltn pia, bat er nihl
geiagt, oob mill er perlllutlih Mon-
ger oortbin ihidelr, tpenn er oie
geanlten bon gonol gountp niht
IN al1oerer @eile belpegen fam, Oas
@eles our65ufiibren.
@ns 9luitin forlnlt Die 9eah-
ribt Die Brobibitioniiten beabiidtia-
ten, eine energii1e, ousaeoebntc
Gampogne gu fiibren.
grDan bat bel Ser lebten @obl
IN ulierln Staote eine YIuraIitat
BON 158,453 Stin1n1en erbalteu
uno 8ouDerneur Campbell cine loId)e
BON 148,226.
9lus Souiton fontmt oie Oead)-
rtbt, oaB Die Souiton Muiic sScItl-
bal glilociation ont s. un0 9. Mdra
ein groBes Muiiffeit peranItaltea
nil. Or. Sulius gilbert Ssabn lit
gum Setter oeiielben ertpablt NOR
oeu
Sil 0alas brannten Mtontaa
lllorgil Dor Sagesanbru6 nebrere
Sauier ab. Sn Dem einen mobnlc
z. U. Wfopie. gr uno feline ssrou
ntuBten aus Dem 5lpeiten 9todperf
bernnterlpringen, Inn i1r 2eben 5u
rettell. gluh 6rau 2ebou, Der Oas
etlle Saus geborte, fonnte nnr init
groBer Wtiibe gerettet tperoen.
sSn einem fleil1en Sotel III
Sort Wortb bot .. $. @roeber. ser
als Sofonlotipfiibrer BEL Der s. 4
y. N. gabn aneeiteat mar, leinesSra1
uno oann iib ieIbit eriboIien. Die
6rall NOR nod inn Stanoe, lid
aus Dem 3innler, Die Sreppe bir-
llnter IN Die Sotel=Sffiee gu ibIep-
pelt mo iie itarb. Giferlllbt mar
un5ipeifelbaft oos Weotip Der Sat
Die Nrmour's beabIihtiael1
an ibren S6ladtbauiern in georo
Sort 8ortb $4,000 fir gerbelie-
rnllgen nno 9teubauten aus5ugeben.
so 8attenburger aus Gaono
8ells lpuroe BON ieinem ourd,ae-
Denoen @eIpann aus Dem @oqen oe-
ldlenoert uno idper perlett. Ser
mt ibm i'm @agen befinolide ssranf
VfaD ipuroe e6enfaas perlebt.
Sn Der ge6be bon sltlos Bel
garis bat Der 15idbrige @iuianl
Slaoe feline 8lpolfidbriee sdpeitcr
Dor Dem gerbrennen gerettet. Ole
8leioer oes W1bdens batten sseuer
gefangen uno Der Sllnee rib ibr oas
brennenoe 3eua bonn 2eibe gr
enipfing babel ihtpere 8ranonunoeil
an ben Sdnoen. 9as WeGod,en ipur-
De MIR leiht perlett.
Mus geeu=graunfels miro Der
GOO BON 5rib Slider fen. gelneIoet
Ser gerltorbene fam i'm Sabre
1859 nod Seros, lieB ii6 5uerIt in
Vlanco Gountp nieoer uno sog Dor
einigen Sabren nad Nel-8rortnfsl5
gr tit 70 Sabre alt qefporoen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-22
Bnnofpuriit.

gisfe psrfonen leioen erose edmer,en in TrIae
oes ganowurms, ohnesu iiien, paB iie pnn bieiem
llnaehsuer ouh Star 9rarbsr oenannt. qep'aat
meroen; bic Sumptome iino SdloifloiI'eit, uebel=
Fit i'm Moaen, Grbrehen. Rrdmpfe. RononlHouen
Sdbpddc. iibelr edenoer @tbem. itle6te @eroa una,
Qeritpp'nnq, aopfd mer,en, Sbmooerure oes a6r=
iers, iotpie a1esnleine Neruenfhmd6e Cine einsiae
Gdaftef geniiqt, uuter Qsarantie $500, an Mpotbs=
fer, NieSl,a, 1888 Geconb @penus, 9ep g)orf
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GiienbaDu= 6aIIplau.
5, & 6. q. ga6n.
g. ". G. q. g. gabu.

Ntltllnff-
go. 1-Souiton II. 5. aiiite 1920 nadlm
y5o. 3-Souiton II. 5. Siiite ZOO pornt
9o. 54-@on @errpi[le. &. $3.50 pornl
ylo. 52-aerrpille. Sonttag 500 nachm
yto. 68-yia6 &errbille 100 nae1m
gbfa6rt-
SO. 2 9ouiton Ii. 5. aiiite $50 uorm
No. 4-Sonlton II. 3. &iilte 900 nadbm
No. 53-gfa6 @errbilIe .4:3O nud]m
No. 81 @errpille, Sonntag $3.50 uorul
SEQ. 87-Na9 &errpiIle 1905 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-22

: 9ute @etrdllfe mo fomoier
2urf itets in Snrgitaller's Saloon
mno Geitanrant, 8illita StroBe nebeii
Der SoIle Der SermonnsI06ne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-22
ltrteilt iiir (smb ieIbit.
8as ift beHer : ein Experiment az
maden o0er BON oer grfabrnns
eines 8eiuobners bon San
Nntpnip at prpfitteren.

etpos geeues iit irnlner ein Gr-
pertinent.
gs n1uB betpeiien, oaB es 10 it,
pie oargeitent
9ie 4ngabe bes Sobrifantett lit
fein iiber5eugenber 8etpeis Der 8ute
ooer oes 8or5uees.
9lber bos Enforcement bon Sreun-
BEN lit es.
@eiest Den Sau nun, Sbr battet
einen iblinmen &iden,
ginen Der lobnl uno ibtpab iit
unb idmer5t,
@iiroet Sbr ooran erperirnentic-
ren2
Sbr meroet notiirlid) bon bieIen
iogenannten Guren Ielen,
gnooriiert bon Srem6en, Die III
meiter Serne mobnen.
gs 1T aber orbers, nenn oas Gn-
borienent bon 5u Sauie fomnt,
@eil es Ieidt tit, oas beiniIde
3eugnis 5u betpeiIen.
Das bein1iide 3eugnis 1T Ser 9e-
ipeis, oaB ieoe SdadteI bon Doan's
Gieren Giaen lire S6uIoigfeit tut.
2eiet oieien San:
so. $. ManopiB, Weuiifbanolcr.
311 @eIt-gon1merce Strobe, Sun
slntonio, geras, iagt: sd fiibItc
mid in .Solee bon Nierenitorunge:l
Iebr miierabeI. Mein &iden mar
lobm. Sd lit an beftigen aopf-
ihnler3en uno es mangelte mil oll
!pber gnergie. Da ih erfubr, oaB
Toon's Nieren Hilen eine poiitipc
Seilung in ioIden Sallen beipirfeil
uno % alle anoeren MitteI, Die idl
oeriubt batte, Elm 5eblibIag paren.
10 beridaffte i6 mir eine Shahtel
bonn 8erar Drug Store. Dur1 H.
rem @ebrouh tpnrbe mein gfuder-
idmer5 poaitanbig el1tfernt unb ib
erlonete meine quite @eiunobeit Ipie-
Der"
Gum gerfouf Bel ollen S6noIerr.
Breis so Gents. Soiter-MiIburn
60, 8uffolo, SEEM gorf, allein;5l
Mgetlten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert gud oes Nanens =
0oans - u1lo nebn1t feline anberen.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-06
|eA tSaa R&T

~ BREAKFAST at Ehotover, except
x for the luxurious slu9gards to
whom trays were eent was
~ served In the English fashion,
any other method or compromise being
Impossible.
Ferrall appeared to be normal
man, theoretically devoted to his bust
nesa, hts pleasures, hts friends and
comfortably In love with his wife. And
II some considered his vigor In bust
ness to be lacking In mercy, that vigor
was always exercised within the law.
He never transgressed the rules Of
war, but his headlong energy some
times landed him close to the dead
line. He had already breakfasted when
the earliest risers entered the morning
room to saunter about the sldeboards
and investigate the stmmering contents
OF silver covered dishes on the warm.
era
The fragrance Of coffee was pleas
antly perceptible. Men in conventions,
shooting attire roamed about the room.
selected what they cared for and car
ried It to the table. Mrs. Mortimer
was there consuming peaches that
matched her complexion Marion
Page. always more congruous In nsld
costume and belted jacket than In
anything else, and always, IKE her
own hunters, minutely groomed, was
preparing brsakfaat for hsr own
consumption with the lsisurely preci-
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Notice for Publicatien.

Notice IL hereby given that ut p.
M, on the 18th day Of August 1905,
1T Rock Greek, County Of Twin Falls,
State OF Idaho. before Laurence Han
sen proof will be submitted of the
completion Of works TOR the diversion
OF 8 Of / cubic foot per second Ut
the waters Of McMullen Greek In &C.
cordance with the terms and oondi-
lions Of certain permit here tofore
issued by the State Engineer Of the
State Of Idaho. r,
/. The name Of the person holding
said permit is, Mary b. Norton.
z. The poetoffice address Of such
person 10. Kimberly. County Of Twin
Falls, State Of Idaho.
3. The number Of such permit d
3216. and the date ct for the COM
pletfon OF such work II August -,
1908. # 49,,
1. said water to be used for irri-
CATION and domestic purpoees.
s. Said works Of diversion Will b
fully, completed on the dxte set foI
such completion, and the amount Of
water which said works are capable
Of conducting to the place Of Intended
use, IN accordance with the plans &C.
companying the application for such
permit, il g. Of ! cubic foot per Sec
ond.
s. The amount Of lands for which
said water is available II 40 acres
partially described a. follows: 6EA
SWN section 70, township lis. range
18E. b. n.
Jas. Stephanson. Jr.
State Engineer.
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Notice for Publication, Final Proof.
Lincoln s. Courtnay. Of Filler, Ida
no. who made entry Nos. 1862. 1868
and 1898 under the provisions Of
an act of the legislature Of the state
Of Idaho. commonly known a. the
Carey Act" approved March End,
1899. which embraces the SEX SEN
section 80 and sWA SWA. MEX
SWA, NWA SW3k, section 80 Of town
ship 10S., Of range ICE, do hereby
give notice Of my intention to make
final proof to establish my claim to
the land above described and that !
expect to prove that have resided on.
reclaimed and cultivated said land
as required by law before e. b. Will
liams. representative of the State
Land Board at Twin Falls. Idaho. on
the 18th day Of July, 1908, by two Of
the following witnesses:
Isaac Brasheare, VIM. A. Lincoln.
Ivan G. Lincoln and e. L. Davis, all
Of Filler. Idaho.
Lincoln 8. Courtnay, Entryman.
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Anafigo e - r.eunnari1a ~ oe1naona p
M par. Her win hrothern a..
~ AZ v1lnla. 1aiy4Y1 r.66lauulfnint at,
mleai3 ii1tG6ed 7resn3 ctfdliy IA v6ft1d
an their aiafar 81 ~ siixhfss6t lift1ne
OF hsaIr, thinIv ajrc6ed evSS6fowia
Into this COMPANY sauntersd nivard
appar,ntiy NO worse Tor war, To- u
vet the enemy had set upoo him no
proprietnry insisnia ave a futher b.
coming peilor and faint blush had.
ows unt,er thu eves. He strulle.d nlbout
errhano4,,o ANA hla 1rsAtfnidisn Ara
nresentjv se1ect.d ! chfIied auars,,e Yfuit
IA hid hreakfast Onposite him Marn.
mer breakfastlnr unon 81 60 dread.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-06

house. but { she
saw him d thu
terrace and Az
him e,oh{
nod ~ creating
20 cloae Ia an N.
vitat,nr, that ~
daa,,enl,~1irth1
ato,,e 49,. ma
croased ia ~
wst lawn. z. 20 !
- ~, ..tars
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-06

Castlelord Precinct sSa
Lee 8. Vadsr. Lee Owsley, Judges.
8. d. Briggs, clerk. ESsz
Whereupon the business Of the July
1908 session having been completed.
the Board adjourned sine die.
George L. Crocker,
Chairman.
Attest: 1910,
H. T. West, sasi.l
49, Clerk.
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No possibility Of typhoid when you
drink Ironbrew made from pure
spring water.
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man. He'd kill her. I mean It KSMh
he would literally kill her with grisf.
She isn't like Leila Mortimer; she isn't
like most girls Of her sort. You nGu
think her q rather stunning. highly
tempered. unrsasonablsg young sB1rt
with reserve Of sufficiently traln1d
intelligence to marry the bsst our mar
let oftets- and close her EYES = 'thidE-
oushbred With the caprices Of one. bit
also With. The grsfted instinct for prop
er mating. sss. aas sp,-i
s'sWell that's all RIGHT isn't itT' ak
Cd Ferrail.F That's the way I sire her
up. isn't II coxrectrs sa5 sns ,egsf
''Yes, In I way. She has al NJ tx
pensivs training Of the Thoroughbred
and m thA. Ignorance too. She II cold
blooded because wholesome, 1 tide
skepticai because 70 absolutely I'M
awakened She never experienced .
deep emotion. Impulses have inte1i-
Gated her once or twice. But-but Il
ever q man awakens her-l dent care
who he ais-you'il sse q girl you never
knew; brand new creature emSsDe
with the last rags and laces Of conven-
tionality dropping from her. I woman,
Kemp, heiress to every generous I'm
pulse. every emotion, every vice, every
virtue Of all that brilliant race Of
hers" a. H0
you seem to know" he said, anus.
I'd and curious. s s8f
II know. Major Belwether told mo
that he had thought Of Howard a. IN
anchor for her. It seemed pity
Howard With all his cold, heavy mega
tire inertia. ! said I'd do 1t. I did.
And now I don't know. wish, almost
wish hadn't"
what has changed your ideasr'
Il don't know. Howard Is safer than
Stephen Siward, already in the nrst
clutches OF his master vice. Wouid
you mate what she inherits from her
mother and her mothers mother with
what y that poor boys heritage from
the Eiwards?'
She held her horse to a walk. rid.
Ing forward. grave, thoughtful. pre-
occupied with q new problem. only
part Of which she had told her hus-
band.
For that night she had been awaken.
ed in her bed to find standing beside
her a white. wide eyed figure, Sahiyes,
ing. limbs a-chill beneath her clinging
lace. She had taken the pallid visitor
to her arms and warmed her ana
soothed her and whispered to her,
murmuring the thousand little words
and sounds. the breathing magic moth
err use with children.
Driven she knew not why, Sylvia
had crept from her room in search Of
the still. warm, fragrant nest ana tho
whispered reinsurance and the earees
she had never before endured. Yes.
now she craved 1t, invited 1t, longed
for safe arms around her, the hover.
ing hand on her hair. Was this sy1.
via7
And Grace Ferrall, clearing her
sleepy eyes, amazed. incredulous Of tn
cold. childlike hands upon her shouI-
ders. caught her In her arms with 4
little laugh and sob and drew her -
her breast to soothe and caress ana n.
assure. to make up to her all she could
OF what Is every child's Just heritage.
And for long while Sylvia, lyinG
there. told her nothing -becauss ~
did not know how-merely 1 word. Z
restless question half ashamed, barefy
enough to shadow forth the something
stirring her toward IN awakening q
new world. ~,
! And at length. eraveiy. innocen}iy,
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PA9e Uoy1 Win Eileen shannon ana
RenA, Bo6nes0s1 Marion Page follow
"a by Aldsrdene. Ark Vendenn1pg ana
Major Belwether and the TassM s1ri
Convoyod By Leroy Mortimer. BAEthet
along the iins. taking posi- she saw
Quarter and Miss Caithnees. Captain
Voucher WITH Mn. Mortimer and 9TH
~ too. distant to feeofnisf moving
9croep coqnt|y. with glitter and clint
Of sunlight on slanttng INA barrslss
Is And now lFsfrall was, climbing into
his.sadiis beside his pretty Wits who
~ her hoess IKE = 'bey. ths whsts has
lfftsd hiSh a TIE sumshins. watching
he l}fti hhS untf1 he last laggAfd
&a1 "a ptdton. a.r.,'.,, s..r. 100
AZ rte4h Qfaeay said, EeFrall BRISK,
II. Down vent the .wkate Dag. The
tar ranged line started into modo4
straight across country, dogs at hesi.
From hse saddle Mrs. Eerrall could
oes tie advance stxunS out far afeld
from the dark spots moving along ~
Eslls boandAty to The two couples
harvesting tx, AT tnsedows TO north.
CkatE = Distant report t4me family
over the pplands Against thS wind.
i.l Yooehes1" observed, FerFell sspeoba'
bay0a snlps. Harkl Hes straek them
again, 0racsss i1aes ~. ~ ui-4es /
Mr.. FefrAn, watching curiously,
sGw elwArds gun ~ up - two big
dark spots doated up from the marsh
and went swinsink over his bead
Crack! Crack! Down shsered the
black spots, tumhlng earthward out Of
TIE sky. ss3s W..
duck, !" said Ferrall. "a double tor
Stephen. Lord Harry! How that man
can shoot! Isn't II pity thats
He said no more. His pretty wife.
astrids her Thoroughbred. sat silent,
gray eyes hxed on the distant figures
Of Sylvia LAndis and Siward, now
shoulder deep in the reeds.
WAS It very bad hast niehtr' she
asked In low voice.
Terrall shrugged. HE was not Of
fensivs. He walked steadily enough
upstairs. When I went into his room
hs lay On the bed a. II he'd been
struck BY lightning. and yet you see
how be y this morning"
AFTER awhile" bis wife said, 1T u
going to alter him some day dreadful
u, ISN'T It, Kemp7"
you mean like Mortimer7' el
Yes. only Leroy was always pig. =
A. they turned their horses toward
the hiehroad Mr.. Ferrall said, do
you know why Sylvia isn't shooting
with Howardr'
NO" replied her husband indiffer-
entity, do your
no" She looked out across the sun
NJ ocean. grave gray eyes Frightening
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