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Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31
Democrat Finds He Does Not Want t.
Make Race for Judge.

Finds He Does Not Want to
fake Race for Judge.
Attorney Frank Tamisiea of Missouri
Valley has finally decided that he cannot
accept the nomination for Judge of the
district bench. recently accorded him by
the democratic convention of the Fiji
teenth judicial district. Mr.. Tamisiea has
notified w H.. Schurz of this city OF his
decision not to be a candidate for the
judicial bench.
Mr.. Tamisiea was not present at the
convention and his nomination was
brought about by w. H. Schurz after a
determined effort had been made by Lew
Genung of Glenwood to nave the conven-
tion endorse f, b. Woodruff of Mills
county, the republican candidate for Judge
of the district court. In presenting Mr..
Tamisiea's name to the convention Mr..
Schurz assured the convention that the
Missouri Valley attorney would not only
accept, but would make a campaign.
The democratic judicial convention, how.
ever, after nominating Mr.. Tamislea took
the precaution to adopt a resolution au,
thorizing the judicial committee to nam
another candidate IL for any reason Mr.
Tamisiea would be unable to accept tn,
nomination. 1t is now UP to the com,
"N'V ~ IAhu SOlilSOne Wiling TO De OF
fered up as a sacrifice in order that IN
party shall not be without a candidate 70
the district bench.
S. b. Wadsworth of this city, although
he Insists he is rot a member of tn
body, is apparently still chairman of IN
democratic judicial committee. His teri
would expire this year and the judicId
convention authorized Mr.. Tamisiea I
name the chairman and secretary OF IN
committee, but as he has after due dc
liberation declined to accept the nomins
ton he has not given the other matte
any attention.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31

We make cement stone and prices to
sell them. You can use them as substitutes
for brick work any place and save money
on the purchase and the laying. Our ce-
mont stones are made right and show the
quality OF their making in the satisfaction
they have given. We shall gladly quote
you on large or small orders. C. HafeT
Lumber company, 1876 Broadway. Both
,nhnnes 2O2.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31

Editor is Sore-A lot of female girls OF
uncertain and other ages went to the river
Thursday night of last week to eat q picnic
supper. OF course they think they had a
fine time and were smart because they left
the gentlemen at home, but we know bet
ter. They could not stay away long enough
to their supper. No, we didn't want to go
with them; wouldn't have gone If they had
invited us.-North Loup Loyalist.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31
Eynching in Georgia.

LYONS. Ga. July 29.-Alonzo Williams.
a negro, who is alleged TO have assaulted
Miss Glare Bowen last Friday near
Ohoopee. was last night taken from the
Toms county jail by a mob. carried TO the
woods nearby. hanged TO a tree and his
body riddled with bullets. The rope around
his neck was cut by the fusilade Of shots
and the body dropped to the ground,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31

Busy Time for Farmers-A travelirg man
whose business takes him among the farm
ers said, when asked why he was loafing
around town: Farmers are so busy they
ask the blessing on the way from the towel
to the dinner table. Superior Journal.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31
DIR. Kerfoot May Head Un~iveruity.

MITCHELL, S. D., July so-Cspecial.)-
Two OF the trustees Of Dakota Wesleyan
university went to Mankato. MINI. this
morning for the purpose Of interviewing
Rev. DR.. KerfOot. the presiding elder Of
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31
DESPERATE FIGHT WITH MOB
Pensacola Sheriff Makes Vain Effort
to Protect Negro Prisoner.
TWO MEN KILLED, SCORE INJUREI
L~ynchIng Party II Driven Away,
but Returns Greatly Enforced
and OEerpowers the
&c
Officers.

PENSACOLA, Fla, July @,-Two men
killed and a score wounded, some probably
fatally, is the record OF an attempt by a
mob to storm the county jail and take out
che negro, Leander Shaw, who today as
saulted Mrs. Lillian Davis near here. The
mob numbered probably 1000 persons and
gathered early, but there was no indication
that the crowd, which completely sur
rounded the Jail, contemplated making a
rush until nearly two hours later.
The dead are:
HENRY 1. KELLUM, street car motor
man.
BUD NICHOLS, a planter.
The wounded are:
Charlie Turner, shot in abdomen; prob
Joseph Brewton, shot in abdomen; prob
Bud knowles. shot in side; probably ia
,Jaiior B; H. Eaton, shot in head; prob
Sheriff james C! vanPelt, shot in right
John vanPelt Cbrother), shot in side, head
and hand.
Fred Humphreys, shot in leg.
W. P. Brownson, shot through ear.
w. p. Bayliss, shot In arm.
Probably a dozen or more Others were
slightly wounded.
The first indication was when a railroad
iron WIS DIOubHt luNO pay W abbuI a
dozen men upon the iron gate Of the jail
yard. At the same moment the entire moi
seemed to catch the spirit and with yells
and curses dashed for the Jail entrance
Some climbed over the tall iron fence while
others hammered upon the gate.
The sheriff with half n dozen deputies
stood in windows upstairs with drawn re-
volvers and riot guns. The sheriff pleaded
with the mob, at the same time telling
them he would defend the prisoner at tho
cost Of every life present. His words ha'
TO effect and the moment the first blow
was struck on the gate a volley Of shots
flashed from the upper windows of thu
Jail. This was answered by the crowd
which poured volley after volley into tn
jail windows. wounding two deputies. TIL
mob was momentarily driven back wit
many wounded and one dead as a rcsu
of the deadly aim Of the sheriff and h
) deputies.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31

wounded with a gun. or pierced by a
rusty nail; Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals
the wound. Guaranteed. Sc. Beaton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31

be decided upon. 1 believe all the members
Of the old company would be willing to
help, but It Is doubtful IL the old company
will take the Initiative"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31

New Use for Auto-Otis Hunter ran over
a dog with his auto on Tuesday and some
are advocating that the council keep his
machine in action on the streets continue
ously until we get rid of the surplus of
useless ours now in evidence. Humboldt
Leader.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31

= The Palace market, formerly conducted
by C. w. Letchford. will open ION septem-
Der /. under the management of II. PHIL.
Mr.. Phil will handle only the best meats
and every effort possible will be made
to serve all the old customers with strictly
first-class meats. the same as was done
in thet past. First-class country butter
and eggs will also be handled. The phone
number will be 211, at COZ South Main
street.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31

conversion and assessment on stock $685.
7O1.S60, leaving the syndicRte's gain, figured
at the par value of the stock. $22, 200, 1893.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31

Your best friends are your eyeglasses,
II you have to depend upon them for
your eyesight. They will be tried and
true II fitted by DR.. w. w. MagarreI'
optometrist, 10 Pearl street.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31
Hammock Time.

4 off our entire stock Of hammocks'
Petersen & Schoening Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31
Have a rummage sale of your own.

This is serious
At this tme- thoughts of newt things are uppermot in ones mine not in clothing inc alone
blu throughout the household a general replacement takes place
What becomes of the Did stuff
Piled awaym gTe or dorGoom most hkeb-md forgotten.
Why if you would go through the basement store room of the avHage family today you
would find an accumulation of dHads" from years back
The strange thing is that hundreds of people, want thu very Kings for which you have no
fmthn USE
It's easy for you to ind a customer too
Glance at the Want Columns in todys Bee-se whch want you can gppy-hen write the
party.
But if you can't find party who can use what you want to SELL makes list of waty you
havem pt in the Want Column of The Bee yourself.
But looks the Want Ads first
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31

vANDALs DESTROY PROPER

King Of all bottled beer. L. Resented
Co., distributors. Both phones s322.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31

Twenty per cent discount on hammocks,
refrigerators, ice cream freezers and lawn
mowers. P. c. DeVol Hardware Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31

2 Nottingham lace curtains from SOC per
pair. Petersen & Schoening Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31
NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY
Quaint and Curious Features of Lie
in a Rapidly Growing
state,

Mr.. John Terrill has been painting and
putting the finishing touches on VIII
Bligh's residence. / guess we'll keep our
eyes on Bill. all right.-Royal Items in
Neigh Leader.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31
Street car advertising,

Omaha Hotel supply Co.
moved from S4 So. 18th 10 rooms n to 81
U. s. National bank build
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31
Frightened Into Fits

Frightened Into Fits
by fear of appendicitis, take DIR. Kings
New Life Pills. and away goes bowel
trouble. Guaranteed. 25c. Beaton Drna
Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31

GASOLINE STOVES AND OVENS,
SLIGHTLY SHOP WORN, PRICE FROM
75C UP. PETERSEN & sCHoENING
co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31
Hammock sale

Photograph frame sale. Very special
Alexander. 1888 B'Way.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31
UphOIsterinR.

George w. Klein, 10 South Main street
Both phones. Have 1t done right"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31
1-2 Price Lace Curtain Sale.

u off on hammocks. Petersen & schoer
ing Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31

Lunch ana Picnic Basket Sale
Baskets OF all descriptions from Rc up.
Petersen & S%choening Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31
TAMISIEA DECLINES TO RU

N. Y. Plumbing Co. Eel. $50. Night. Lsss.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31

Seven transfers. total.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22
Peters Trust Co.

GROUND tloor, N. Y, Ldfe BOG.
We rave completed repairs on a good
S-room house at No. 64 SO. 10Th St., and
can make a price OF s2.OOO. 1t Is all modern,
except heat and has eight good rooms,
with mantel and fireplace in parlor; $s0l
On So. 18th ST., near Jackson, we have
a large 6-room house facing east; Il is all
modern; lot Bxl40: price reduced to $3.50.
Fine, new groom bungalow near the
Country club and facing east; six rooms
and bath on first floor; large room on sec.
ond floor; finished in curly pine and all
modern; good barn, 16xl5, with loft and
city water; size Of ground. 6sx2S5; price,
1850.
Eight-room, all modern house near 3sth
on Davenport; extra ground to make six
hNfoot lots; price. 5000. Would consider
cottage Of five or six rooms in part trade.
Large s-room house all modern and a
smaller cottage, located one block north
OF Cunning st. Price, $500. Will exchange
for good farm land Of equal value.
Large 1O-room house on Spencer St. in
Kountze place. Ground S4x124; south and
east corner; house all modern. Price, IS, 1000.
Might consider trade for good farm.
VACANT.
In Central park, near 41st and Grand
Ave, we offer a 60-foot lot for SIS: abstract
furnished and terms made IL desired.
On West Harvey St.. near 18th. we Offer
good south front lot for $3.50.
Two OF the best lots in Dundee, facina
south on Capitol Ave, near 51st; $3.50 each,
on terms.
Desirable lots in all parts OF the c,tv
Telephone us, Douglas sos for information.
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OFFERED FOR RENT
FREE RENT

FREE RENT
TO DECEMBER /. ANY OF THE FOL-
cLosE-fN FLATS rooms, city water and
NEw. MODERN CoTTAGE-lsp N. 18th
St, near car line, 5 rooms fine. plumb
finished floors, window shades-oniy SCI.
CHOIC FLAT-I38 ~. 10Th, Walnut Hill,
all modern except heet-S0:
COZY COTTAGE-2216 9. 18th St. on East
Side Park line, 6 rooms all modern con-
veniences; reduced to $3.50.
NORTH STDE-242S Bristol. rooms, all
modern-bargain at S22
WALNUT HiLI-tO7 lizard. Z rooms, fur
mace, gas, open plumbing. mantel and
FINE NEW HoMEl2a2 Douglas, Z rms,
oak finish, open plumbing, beautiful fix
lures, furnace, laundry; house newly
DOWN TOWN FLAT-1Te Leavenwarth
St. rooms m~odern-onlg $50
FIELD cLUB+S2os Poppleton Ave, splen-
did; all modern S-room house. oak floors
Easy 4 w&GKZ1 Of sun aad fe9 8 rooms, modern
except heat, suitable for two families
CLOSE IN-1s2s N. nth, 8 rooms. all mod
ern except furnace, a bargain at SIS.
BARGAiN-Sl6 8. &th, Ave. 9 rooms. all
LK RRSfFn' |1sy sse"tsfO o 1N&5s.-es s.
18th ST., 10 rooms each, now being re-
modernfzed. furnace heat. nice omen
plumDlne, new coMpihauion isnts, iihe
SNAP FOR LARGE FAM1LY-i3t6 n. sd,
10 rooms. all modern. barn. lot 7Sx2Oo. and
all for only SIS.
JUST FINTsHED-2Ho-12 Seward, 6 rooms,
strictly modern houses, have Just been
put in fine shapc-only $3.50.
ONE BLOCH FROM p. O-102 N. 18th,
rooming house, Is rooms, all modern-sS
Payne, Bostwick &Co
SOLE AGENTS.
Main Floor N. Y. Life. Both phones.
1851 %
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22

FOR RENT
HT.0-1742-44-46-4S 8. 9th st, 4-room flats,
modern except heat. Brand new. Ready
December /.
S~20.0O-34th and Arbor SITS, 4-room cottage,
modern except heat. Brand new.
$20.00-1734 s. 9th St, second floor, 5-room
apartment, modern except heat. Brand
new.
S20.Oo-1796 S. 9th ST., first floor, 5-room
apartment, modern except heat. Brand
new.
S22.5o-17O s. 9th St, l-Eooms, modern.
$23.00-S7 s. 34th ST., s rooms, modern ex-
cept heat.
$45 .OO-HIGHLAND TERRACE-4N0 Har-
ney St., s rooms, modern, new, oak
finish.
$45.Oo-130 Georgia Ave, s rooms, modern.
d. v. SHOLES COMPANY,
Ill Board OF Trade Bldg,
18th and Farnam SITS.
'Phones-Douglas AZ, Independent A-2O49,
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DRUGS at cut prices; freight paid on all
SO orders; catalogue free. Sherman 81
Mcconnell Drug Co., Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22
FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
1909 So. 18th. 9-room house, modern, lawn,
one bic. X from Hanscom park car line, Sc.
Ills So. 18th, 8 rooms, mOSern except heat,
two blocks from car line, SO.
26f6 Dodge, good Groom flat, modern, walk
Ing distance, $50.
10S So. 25th Ave, Groom, modern flat. $50.
1879 NJ 25th Ave, Bemis park, new 7-room,
sos So. 34th, good 5r. cottage, SO.
4169 Cass, z rooms, bath, barn, $40.
1912 No. Path, good s-room house, newly
papered and repaired, SIS; might cut rent
to right party.
1873 No; 18th, good s-room house on car
line, $2S.
1905 So. 18th Ave, 5 rooms, main floor. SIS,
1893 Dewey Ave, 5-r. cottage, SIS.
2204 No. 9th, 4 rooms, I'd floor, 50.
GARVIN BROS, 1904 FARNAM-
Ask for rental department.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22
Halls.

FRATERNITY halL. opposite public library.
ground floor auditorium. holding $50. with
stage: best dancing floor in the city; also
5 lodge rooms et - ~ and ~ for two
ises. N. p. Dodge q Co, INA Farnam St
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BUILDINGS FOR RENT.
lii2 Harvey ST.. 4-story and basement brick
building. about l4oOo so. feet OF floor
space. rental S1S5 per month.
IoS-l0 Harvey St., 4-stOry and basement
brick building. about 2600 so. II. OF floor
space. steam beating plant, good elevator,
$3.50 Der mo-. Lease one 70 five years.
GEORGE & CO., 1871 Farnam 81.
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A Real BUNGALOW

OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
FEW ROOMS, CONVENIENT, COZY.
East front on 3Oth St; NEWLY payedl. a
little north OF Dodge St, near the Boulc-
ward and Curtis Turner park. Note the
location; handy to Farnam st. car line and
the best residence district, 8 blocks ives,
OF high SCHOOL, or IA blocks from business
center, developing fast. This is an up-to-
date, artistic little home OF 6 rooms, with
many attractive features. We offer II this
week for So, 800, Reasonable terms. II Is
thoroughly well built and very complete.
1t has no duplicate In Omaha. Take your
HARRISON & MORTON,
9l3 N. Y. Life. Phone Doug. Sl4; A-8144.
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offices

DESK ROOM for rent in an offies located
on the busy corner OF 2fth and n SITS.
South Omaha. Call at Rec office, s. o.
branch. saith and N. new address.
n6)-NB77
DESK room. Inquire at room $50. Chamber
Of C5)-M6ls FAX
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22
OFFERED FOR RENT
Houses and CottaEcs--ConduWed

HOUSES FOR RENT.
s5 per mo-, 2Ol5 N. Path St, S-room cot
tage.
Ss25e per mo-. 250 ST. Mary's Ave-, 8
rooms. modern except furnace.
SOS per mo-, 12e-113l Georgia Ave, 3 rooms
AL modern.
IS per mo, Ell Harvey ST., 8 rooms, mod.
$50 per mo-. 1927 Writ St, 6 rooms, modern.
SIS per mo-. 1904 N. 2ith ST.. 8 rooms moo.
$50 per mo-, T17 Dewey Ave, 5 rooms, mod.
$50 per mo-, 1924 Poppleton Ave. 3 rooms,
modern.
$3.50 per mo-, 2s4s Chicago st.. . rooms,
modern
$40 per mo-, 1904 Park Ave. 8 rooms. mod.
$40 per mo-, 1120 s. 32d ST., s rooms, modern.
GEORGE & CO., 16O1 Farnam 81:
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22
HELP W%ANTED-MALE


YOUNG man should find out II
there IL work in the navy he enjoys doing.
IL he Is Industrious and efficient, promo
tion will follow, with increased pay. Navy
life Is interesting. The vessles OF the
fleet furnish a great variety OF employ
ment. The incentive TO get ahead, to
become smart, quick and practical, ~
attracting thousands OF young men to
the service. The opportunities to master
a trade appeals to all ambitious young
men. The chance to see something OF
the world and at the same time TO save
money does not come to the average
young man IN civil life. When . man IL
up to the navy standard Of efficiency he
can hold his own In his line outside the
navy. The nav needs mechanics as well
as seamen, electricians, machinists, fire
men, carpenters. stenographers, book
keepers. good cooks, bakers, walters, mus
icians and men for the hospital corps.
The government will train you at Its own
expense in one Of It's technical classes.
Your pay begins the day you enter. The
work Is intended to prepare you IN a
short tiIne for ransfer to sea duty. The
quickest way TO find out about pay.
chances 20 save and the requirements for
enlistment is 10 go to the navy recruiting
station at the postoffice building, Omaha,
Neb. If living at a distance write the
bureau OF navigation, Navy department,
Washington, d. G. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22
Buildings.
WEBSTER


We are offering for rent in
this building on Sd floor, space
from $50 so. it. to 1900 So. it.,
at a very low rental. Building
is new, has splendid light, steam
heat and elevator service, en-
trance on Howard st. Entire 4th
floor 66x132 it., $4,000 Il var.
GEORGE & CO., 1901 Farnam.
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10-room modern house. except heat, 2z17
Calltornla
S-rOom modern house, with new furnace,
$50 8. 26th Ave. s.
S-room modern house, hot water heat, 2417
-CaldWeH ID
Broom modern house, except heat, with
barn, 2690 Parker Is
Groom modern house, except heat, 2215
seward csc, g-,h '''' *
F. d. WEAD, Wead Blk 18th and Farnam.
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MEDICAL
MONEY TO LOAN

BORROW CHRISTMAS MONEY NOW
and take advantage OF our special HOLI-
pAr rates. Your first payment win not
fan due until January. There will be no
Extra charges for this either. You can get
Il by telephoning Douglas 2295.
NAH MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
Us Board Of Trade. 10Th st. Entrance.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
A desirable West Farnam residence; 8
rooms; servants room and store room on
third floor; billiard room and laundry In
basement; strictly modern and up-to-date;
hardwood floors and finish first floor; In
excellent repair; lease II desired.
BENSON & MYERS,
412 N. Y. Life Bldg, Omaha
DIZZINESS q
1912 N. 9th St, new Groom bungalow.
all modern 70
S45 California St, s rms. all mod. barn.SR
SB Cedar St, 4 rooms, water..........S 4
203Sh Pierce ST., 2 rooms, city water In
NdTu D
IE2 S. 18th St, s rooms, city water and
gas, good shape..,......"""..$S
BIRKETT g. TEBBENS.
43 Bee Bldg.
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Wire Cable FOR Sale

We have three pieces OF 4 inch cable. $50
to $50 feet each. for sale at a reasonable
price. Call on engineer. Bee Bldg, Omaha
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INK BARRELS

We have on hand a number of these bar
reis which we will sell at Soc each. They
are fine for rain water OF ashes. Call at
press room, Bee Publishing Co. Q0-2H
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22
OFFERED FOR RENT

W)-69S
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22

DEWEY European Hotel, 18th and ErarnSmg.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22
OFFERED FOR RENT
FRONT OFFfCEa

FRONT OFFICES.
Two outside offices, south front, on sec
ond floor Conservative Bldg 1914 Harvey
81. Oak finish. gas and electric light,
steam heat, janitor service. Hastings a
Heyden, 17Of Farnam 81. ASK for rental
department. Q6)-M436 p
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FURNISHED room and board; everything
new and strictly moderni first-class
n~eighborhood, at a reasonable price. dssS
Writ st. Q5)-59S
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TyDewriters and Sewing Machines.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
CHAPTER XIV.
A Conference
Nj

MRS HANTD\ was 40 -aE2ara N
lSI her hammock on the day after KoE-
sons 5cra-rure from the camp but. early
-l=er though she was. Irene was up and
dressed when The elder woman came to
her tent and asked If she might have q
word with her II fact. Irene had not
.,,.E-e--ed 1T al the previous night " hen
She tore herself from Dick arms. She
hurried back - the oasis only 10 draw
chair e-- into the open and Sit there
under the stars dreaming the dreams u
d gi-l 10 whom the heaven ot love has 'C-t
thrown HIGe rs portals.
Even the midnight chill did not drive
her 10 bed She closed the flap ot her
tent ut "a lamp and tried 10 read. hut
-r4 letters danced before her ewes. IN
stead ~ the scenes portrayed 10y the book.
she SAW three gh0stLv Camcls shutting
through stones and sand IL rhe darkness,
and on one 81 them the tall figure oi the
man whose parting words had filled her
soul with honey sweetness. AT last,
weary with auxlerE ON his behalf She
-h--a herself. fully dressed, on her low
hung hammock. this being Feraha"c
clever device 70 protect European skins
from the attacks ot the insects that swarm
IN the desert wherever there Is amy sign ~
.sarurnes5 She slept a few httul hours,
and her tr5r waking thought Was a pray eT
tg- Drlks well being
Then came Mrs HaEtou- and the glIl
received her with unaffected tncndhness
beng IL the mood that demanded the