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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-09-18
Lesson in Enqlish.

PA, what is the meaning of incon.
sistency?" asked Freddy. "Inconsis.
tency, my son." exclaimed pa, means
c man who growls all day and then
goes home and kicks the dog for bark.
ing at night"
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lmportant to MotheI
Shower Of SULPHUR,

Charolies, a small town 80 miles from
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and ponds were covered with yellow
dust, and for some time the peasants
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Where II Pinches.

"They say that abroad they are suf-
fering from the lack of American
tourists"
Eyes, it cuts off profitable expedi-
tons after the golden fleece."-Balti-
more American.
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You Know Both.

There is a sort of man who Is very
polite to your face, but who talks
about you after you are gone. There
is another kind of man who grumbles
about you to your face and lets you
alone when you are absent. The lat.
ter sort of man will last longer, with
all his faults, than the other man,
with all his politeness.-Newark
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Platonic love is good deal like
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Smart Set,
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Many man believes in eternal pun
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.H01R

II went to him." began Newman,
"bearlng a request from-from"--
The Judge paused. It was not who'll
ly easy to present matters to this hon.
est eyed young girl In such way rs
to bring her In his way Of thinking.
But Wainwright felt no difficulty. His
shrewd brain caught at a means of
turning the affair TO account.
you see. Dalias.' the fnancier broke
in, with warning glance to Newman,
II begged the judge to intercede for
me with Bennett, to ask him to bury
the Ratchet and let us he friends again
for the sake of old times. thought
Judge Newman's age and his high Of
fee would compel certain respect
even with n man OF Benefits charac-
ter. But ] was wrong, and l am sorry,
Judge. for the unjust humiliation I
caused you"
n don't understand" said Dallas.
looking In bewilderment from one to
the other. Judge. my uncle sent you
to make overturcs Of peace? And Mr.
Bennett refused to-
HE not only refused, but called Mr..
Wainwright q highwayman and
But whyT demanded Dallas.
"IIe pretended to misunderstood what
said about the conditions"
"Oh. II was conditional offer, then ?
I thought
Certainly there were conditions, e
cut in Wainwright, again coming to
the cmissary's rescue. II asked that
he take a position OF neutrality IN re-
gard to this Borough bill. Simply nell
trail. mind you. Not to change his attl-
tude In fits favor, orr
THAT was u splendidly fair OFFER"
cried Gibbs enthusiastically.
80 1t seemed to me-" agreed New
man, but Bennett would not listen
when I tried to point out his proper
line Of duty. He called me go-be-
tween and
even after you told him we were
granting practically all the concessions
he had asked In the blllT" queried
Gibbs.
EYES," said Newman. "He must have
some motive behind 1t oil. I can't.
'.Nonsenser' exclaimed Dallas. "what
Interior motive could he have?'
THAT Is more than know positive
~" returned the Judge mysterlously.
"But ] do" declared Wainwright.
pointing Mt Dallas. There are the rca-
sonsw ...
1T" exclaimed Dallas, incredulous.
Explain. please"
"willlngly," replied her uncle. "ii
you'll give me fair hearing. Bennett
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but here Is something you didn't know.
My uncle says my money and Perry's
Is all invested In that stock and that II
you defeat the bill we will be depend.
ent Oh Mr.. Walnwright's charity. II
that Is true, you didn't know It, did
you"
Her voice was almost tremulous In
lis eager. confident appeal. but Bennett
forced himself to answer:
Yes; 1t IL true. and ! knew It."
The eager glow died from her eyes,
leaving look Of dawning horror.
And, knowing thls-knowing Perry
and shall he made paupers by your
action-you still insist on
ION opposing the bill? Yes. l am
sorry, but It Is my duty"
"Dutyv sncercd Wainwright "Your
duty was done when you vetoed the
bill. That act made your position
clear and showed the public how you
regarded the measure. so why go ON
fighting It after
Il won't discuss this with you. Mr..
Wainwright" interrupted Bennett
I'VE already understand one another,
you and J."
my uncle says" pursued Dallas.
shat you made your broker secretly
sell Borough stock short, knowing the
deal would enrich you. Won't you
even deny thisi"
"No."
you realize what oil this foolish
stubbornness must mean to me-t0 oil
Of u.s." continued Dallas. "and you still
persist in your oppositiony'
II must" said Bennett. IT can't turn
back. Oh, Dallns." he added. dropping
his voice till none but she could hear,
cant you trust me-only Till Friday
III come to you on Saturday morning
and tell you the whole miserable story.
only ask you to wait until then
Please
Il see no need Of waiting for an ex,
planatiou." retorted Dallas aloud. ~
understand everything"
But you don't understand" insisted
Alwyn. "I"-
II understand only too WELL" repeat.
ed Dallas. Checking his reply and liz.
noring the anguished appeal In his
eyes, she turned to Gibbs.
II have kept you waiting long for
your answer, Mr. Gibbs" she said.
speaking In level, firm. emotionless
voice. II am prepared to give It to
you now-publicly. You have often
asked me II would be your wife. My
reply Is, 'Yes.'"
"Dallasw gasped Bennett &c horrined
surprise.
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BY
[SFlAYsoN
<sor,sS1 s<Vsnsw $500
CHAPTER X-C0NTINUED
(From Last Saturday,
N0pYRAEXT IsozN
GE066E MAR0A0NCR1T

The retreating secretary halted a.
though struck.
THAT is another mistake. sir" ne
said In Il niuiileL voice. MY name Is
Thompson"
rs 1t. thought" inquired phelan In.
nocently. Its queer how ] could get
mixed up 40. When was chief Of 20.
lice there was II bank president named
Garrison who shut himself after bein'
swindled an whiI,sawed by II iiuanclcr
who was his dearest friend. lie left q
little daughter. Miss Cynthia. who you
was lookin' ut so keen just now. an II
son. who disappeared. That was nine
years ago, an I only saw the boy once.
10 maybe I've overplayed my hand
In p!pln' you Off for him. But." added
Phelan. laying strong. dctalning
hand on Thoinpson's shoulder. here
comes some one who can clear 1t W.
easy enough"
The secretary twisted In the iron
grasp and sought vainly TO break away
US Cynthia and Perry entered.
"Cynthia's lost her fam" explained
Perry at sight of the alderman. shes
had Inc looking MI over for the measly
thing. Wait here II minute" he added
to her ''nnd I'll chase Into the con-
servatory and see II we left 1t there"
And, depositins the girl In chair,
he boltcd away in search Of the miss
ing article.
Now then, young man." said Phe-
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babe me to tell you. He was afraid
you might think he
II don't believe one word Of itv' cried
Dallas. her big eyes ablaze. "Alwyn
Bennett could not stoop to such 4
thing."
"NoT' said wainwright. "Then you
probably will refuse to believe what 1
am about to tell you now. consider
ed Borough stock q safe Investment.
and put all your money and Perry's
In It. Bennett knows this, and in spite
Of the knowledge he IL trying toskill'
the franchise even on the certainty Of
beggarlng you and Perry along with
Gibbs. II only he can ruin Gibbs he
cares nothing about making you and
Perry paupers too. That is the sort
Of man you are defending against your
own uncle. have just, learned be-
sides that he has secretly, through his
brokers, sold large blocks Of Borough
stock short. Thus his veto that ruins
Us will make him very rich man." Z.
ut isn't true!' affirmed Dallas In
logged certainty. "Mr. Gibbs. do you
confirm this story Of my uncle's"
please leave me out of this. Miss
Wainwright" answered Gibbs gently.
II prefer to say nothing to prejudice
you. When ! fight l fight fair"
even at the cost OF all your money"
amended Wainwright. Gibbs, this is
carrying your sense OF honor to IN alb
surd point. And Bennett will
y pardon me-" broke In Alwyn. enter
ing the foyer and going up to Dallas.
"l'm little late for our dance. ! was
detained by
"Alwyn" exclaimed. Dallas in relief.
T'm SO glad you came here Just when
you did. Now we can clear this up In
a word"
"Clear what up?" queried Bennett.
glancing about In suspicion at the three
silent men.
"You know Mr.. Gibbs Is favored in
the Borough Street railway affair" be-
gan Dallas. HE told you so ut your
office that day we were there. Weli"-
Eyes, but don't let's discuss business
tonight" replied Bennett. This IL our
dance. and
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CHAPTER XII.

LWYN BENNETT sat in his own
"a study ut home In the big Ben
nett house that remained as
4 = almost the last landmark OF
that solid middle nineteenth century
wealth and fashion which had once
dominated a nelghborhood now given
over to office buildings ane apartment
houses.
The hour was late. An noir and
more had passed since the young may
or and his mother had returned from
the administration ball. The house
was silent. and even the usually busy
streets outside were wrapped In the
hush that never falls until after mid
night and Is dispersed by the gray Of
dawn. Late as It was Alwyn had made
no move to discard his evening clothes.
Alone he sat, his head resting between
his crossed arms on the desk before
him.
Motionless. inert, hopeless. he had re-
NAMED there ever since his arrival
from the ball. But II his body was
movcless. his brain was awhlrl. Try
as he would no could see no light In
tho tangle of events into which his
own sense of right had plunged him.
He saw the future stretching out be-
fore him dreary and barren as rainy
sea.
Through all Of his months OF battling
he had ever struggled forward through
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n,.,ns ~ to express
his contempt
Tor the mist that sprang into his own
bard old eyes. The sound recalled the
secretary to himself.
you've trapped me into this" he ex-
claimed. with a laugh that was half a
sroan. "and you must both promise
not to betray my secret. 1t won't be
much longer now, thank God! But
you'll both promise. won't your
"surev' assented Phelan.
"And you, too, Cynthia?" pleaded
hsr brother. you can trust me, can't
youT
"Uf course I can. II you insist,
won't tell any one. u
'l'm happier this minute than I've
ever been in all my whole llfer' smiled
the secretary, again clasping his sister
In his arms. ''1f you only knew, little
girl, how I've longed for this!"
Here's the fanr announced Perry,
hurrying around the corner Of the door
way. "Found 1t under az
He stopped short, open mouthed.
dumb and motionless. Thompson and
his sister stood In close embrace be-
fore hip. with Phelan looking on like
some obese caricature Of benevolent
fairy.
The fan slipped from young Vain.
wright's nerveless grip and fell with
a clatter to the polished floor. its ivory
sticks swapping like icicles. '.,.'.'.
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tcTS tulS even
Ing. and the least can do Is to repay
such pleasure by
Ibid you. really?" beamcd the Judge,
on whom the unmarried state Of his
four fast aging girls rested heavily,
"I'm sure Mrs. Newman will be
pleased. But this business matter.
You-you won't misunderstood me-
"Of course not" replied Alwyn heart
lily. you and I are too old friends.
Judge. to- r
II hope SO; I hope 3d." conceded New
man, with growing anxiety In his tone.
you see
II see you have some trouble coming
to the point" said Alwyn. plying the
Judges evident discontinue. "and I'm
sorry you feel SO. You were my ga
theirs friend. and like to think of you
rs one OF my own best friends. There
surely should be no hesitation In ask
ip. cnyth!n. in NJ 2awcr to grant.
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CHAPTER XII.

n 4 sound Of the breaking fan all
~ three participants in the
strange reunion turned. For
a - m second mr. mora fhav facod
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"a three participants In the
J strange reunion turned. For
4 Z q second or more they faced
the crimson faced, dumfounded Perry
without word. Here was IN element
In the affair on which neither Phelan
nor Cynthia had counted when giving
Thompson their promise not to reveal
his identity. They gradually realized
this, and 1t left even the ready witted
Phelan speechless.
Perry himself was FIRST to break the
spell.
"Well," he observed, with an assump-
tlon Of airy scorn that was meant to
be annihilating. "you all seem quito
happy. Don't mind me! I'm sorry to
butt In on this cute little love fest, but
l left fancee here. Perhaps one Of
you can explain what's happened to
her since IT,
"Oh, Perry" exclaimed Cynthia,
don't be silly! I'll tell you all about
It some time. 1t ISL
"Some timer squealed Perry, rage
battering down his attempt at sarcasm.
Some time! Maybe 1t might be Just
as well II you did condescend to ex-
plain. Here you promise to marry me.
and ten minutes later find you in a
catch-as-catch-can hug with this ugly
little shrimp and Phelan looking on as
happy as II he'd eaten o canary! And
then you've got the gall to tell me
you'll explain some time!"
Ua uln raI nj Cypthtu T., iii xI,n
esty OF outraged devotion. only to sur
prise on that young lady's face look
that indicated a violent struggle with
the desire to laugh.
"Thls Is funny all right. I guess not!'
he snapped. Cynthia. you've mauled
and smashed loving heart, and I'll
make hit with myself by forgiving
you, but as for you." wheeling about
and thrusting his furious face to with
In three inches Of Thompson's immo-
bile CONFERENCE.-The for you. I'm 60
Ing to do oil sorts Of things to you the
moment Miss Garrison will have the
kindness to shassay out Of the room.
Your sorrowful relatives Will have all
manner OF fun sorting you out when
I've finished with you! Steal my
sweetheart. would you, not ten min
utes after I'd
There" interposed Phelan. showing
his powerful hulk good naturally be.
tween the two younger men and link.
Ing his arm In Pcrry's. "Now you've
got quite bunch Of hot words OF
your chest. an you'll be In better shape
to hear sense. Amt you just a little
bit ashamedy'
"AshamedY' sputtered Perry. "Who2
I? Well, that
"Yes, you, youngster, and II you hol-
Ter like that in comp'ny I'll sure DO
forced to wind up by spankin you.
Now, stand of thcre-no. over there
Mhere lou caL &C. s--i Garrison-aa'
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your game may be. and I've good
mind to-
Harry" the girl was pleading. you
do know me! After all these nine
lonely years have you no greeting for
me? Every night I've prayed that
God would bring you back to me, and
now
The secretary's pallid, expressionless
mask OF face broke In q flash into Il
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airy air OF pom
pous nervous-
ness tin &c d
by an almost
con ciliatory
IN a = n Q r. 1T
would like to
have q little
business talk
with you II you
don't mind dis
cussing work at
q ball"
mot at all.
I've had the
honor of dane
ing with three
Of your daugh-
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do knOto mere
her range Of vision. With gasp, Gym
thla sprang to her feet. her face white.
her eyes wide and incredulous.
TITS not-it's-oh, Harryw she cried
In an ecstasy Of recognition. hinging
her arms about the secretary's neck.
Harry! Brother! Back from the dead !
Don't you know me? It's Cynthia!
DOn't''-
II am afraid you've made very
strange blunder. Miss Garrison" re.
turned the secretary, his voice hoarse
and tremulous. my name Isl
"Your names Harry Garrisonr' Phe-
Ian shouted. whats the use Of lynn
to your own sister2 give you credit
for havin' good reasons for calm
yourself Thompson. an think begin
to zee what them reasons are, but when
1t comes to denyin' your own sister
Eon,re- pla-lp,U down. Low YLateyer
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ID In love . with
you. He knows
Gibbs also wish
es to marry You.
He knows. too.
that Gibbs for
tune depends on
the success Of
the b or o ugh
franchise. n the
bill ID beaten,
Gibbs will be
practically ruin
ed and thus In
no position to
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listen to me. Sol! Now, firsr OF all,
did you happen to be In love with this
young ladyr
ITS none Of your measly business
but did"
why'd you ask her to hitch up with
you for keepsT
Because loved her and
Because you had a lot Of faith in
her. too, heyT' persisted the alderman.
Eyes. and nice way she's
"Pretty girl, too" unused Phelan rs
IL to himself. I'm my young days IL I
could a. got little beauty like that
to sign articles with me I'd "a thought
I was the original Lucky Jim. 70
80 did II! interrupted Perry hotly.
""-
But Phelan was continuing in tho
same abstract monologue:
AN II could "a seen from her
eyes Qike any dough head could SEQ
from Miss Garrison's) that she had u
heart as big as a watermelon an rs
true as Bible text an as warm as a
happy mans hearth fire-well, if I'd
seen all that an got wise to the gor.
geous news that that same heart was
just chock-a-block full Of love for my
own ornery, cheap skate self I'd "a
Topped down on both knees an sent
mp a bunch Of prayers to he allowed to
20 on dreamin' an never. never wake
up"
Phelan paused. This time Perry did
not break In, and the half audible mon
ologue continued:
I'D have had the sense to know that
a girl with eyes like those couldn't be
a fIrt an couldn't double cross tho
man she loved II her life depended on
her dom It. I'd "a licked any guy that
said she could. an II I'd seen her kiss.
In another man I'd "a punched myself
OH the Jaw an called myself a liar.
That's what Jimmy Phelan Of the
Eighth would "a done. AM
Say" broke In Perry In. u curiousiy
subdued voice. "These eyes Of mine
do funny things sometimes. I'll bet 50
they played joke on me just now.
And even II they didn't don't believe
EN-. Cynthia. I'm dead stuck on you!
You're all right even II you did happen
to be acting n tribe eccentric few
minutes ago. You can explain or not,
as you like. II you'll Just say you love
ne. that's ace high with yours truly"
He slipped an arm abM t her waist
a. he smoke. awkwardly seeking m
atone for his recent anger. The sec-
rotary looked mt them for nm Instant.
then said briefly:
"Ycu can tell him. Cynthia. He's n
rood fellow. Come on. alderman. !, 4
think you and I stilt, have something
to say to each other" y - -grr
Cynthia ana sperry tlrifted away to.
ward the cotservatory again. quite OBJ.
liylous of xhE. others 'whila Ihel,n ma
the secretssy, made their way to dc.
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look OF lnnnlte
love and yearn.
Ing. With u
single gesture
he gat h Q red
Cynthia's frag-
lie body in his
arms and crush
cd her against
his breast.
"Oh, my little
sister!" he muir
INJURED. n great
sob choking his
W o r d S. my
little, little SIS
teri"
Phelan cleared
his throat and
coughed savage
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LWYN BENNETT sat in his own
"a study at home in the big Ben
! nett house that remained as
= = almost the last landmark Of
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4
not only rejected him and engaged her
self to Gibbs. but had done 50 with the
belief that Bennett was a hearllcss. un-
scrupulOus intriguer. undeservlng of
| good woman's regard.
a rap Mt the door aroused Bennett
from his bitter thoughts. He lifted his
head YEARLY ana gave word TO enter.
A drowsy servant came in with n card.
| 'IIc says It's important business. SIR"
said the foo:man. And he wishes to
see you at once. II possible"
SHOW him up" answered Bennett,
dropping his voice so us not to disturb
his mother. who slept on the same
floor. II will see him here"
A minute later Horrlsan's bulky form
blocked the threshold.
Queer tine OF night for call" he
observed casually, Us he entered unin
vited, closed the door behind him and I
took Il chair, but my business /
wouldn't wait"
Then state 1t rs briefly as you can"
directed Bennett. making 10 move 10 1
rise or welcome his unbldden guest. ,
ut is very late, and am tired"
1--WE come TO see you about our Dor.
ough bill"
$50 I supposed"
"You won't call or your fight against 1
usi"
THAT question is hardly worth an
swerng. No."
| Il thought not. Well. Mr.. Alwyn |
Bennett. I've got YOU! I've got you
| DO Won understand me-"
| Perfectly. Is that alft"
"No, It amt nll." mimicked the boss. |
And I'm In earnest. I've got you
where | want you"
=, "That doesn't interest me. II you've |
notbing else to say
| But I have" chuckIed Uorrigun. |
when 1t came to showdown be-
tween us two | put staff of men to I
looking up your record"
"Iou found nothing you could use. !
Is that
| mo; It isn't even the beginning |
Then | remembered about your fa. /,
Their"
About my father?"
| II grated on Bennett that his dead
| fathers houored name should he spo-
~" y. "ns ,om po..'eH'n' pu' peiore
] '''''' 'o'''VV'' i' P''''
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"' ~" '.''"N s"'" your IA,
# his ,,mo... 80 "''''
.rJ s,y ,.o,, lin, :. ,,.,,.r,, po,,
.oImIv ..nnJ m ,r,y. ia foul n.
Town yo,r tlu,o,t with nv flo, You.I, |
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