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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-02
C, BREWER & co., LTD,
QUEEN STREET,
HONOLULU, T. n.
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS EOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company
Ookala Sugar Plantation Company
Pspeekeo Sugar Co.. KapapalA Ranch
Charles n. Cooke. ...... President
Geo. H. Robertson. V-Pres. 4 Mgr.
3. Faxon Bishop. Tres. & SScy.
=. w. Macfarlane. ...... Auditor
p. G. Jones. Director
9. H. Cooke. .............D Director
J. r Gait. ...............D DIRECTOR
All Of the above named constitute
the Board of Directors.
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,ceLAnoess ARE LONG LIVED.
Average Age There Double Mean ourA'
ton Of Human Life.

II would be interesting to know II
ANY part Of the world beats Iceland
in the average length OF life OF Its
inhabitants. II is shown In the census
OF 1905 that on an average the people
OF that island live TO the age OF el.s
wears, which is very nearly double the
mean duration OF human life as It
was computed generation ago Swe-
den and Norway are regar, "d as very
healthful countries. but Iceland takes
the palm In longevity. the mean dura'
ton Of life In Sweden being 5O.o2
wears and in Norway 1924 years.
Some OF lceland's earthquakes are
nerye-rackins. but on the whole the
lives OF most OF its simple and indus
trious inhabitants slip along with few
incidents that unduly stimulate or de-
press the pulse. Summer and winter
the same old mail boat from Leith
steams into the harbor OF Reykiavik
every three weeks. but very rarely
brings news that touches Iceland so
closely as TO make excitement. In
fact the little island enjoys many Of
the advantages OF civilization and
avoids most OF its drawbacks.-Chrls-
tian Advocate
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OBITUARY

On the evening Of January 18th. 1908.
at $3.50 o'clock, the messenger OF death
visited the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. johnson at Trinidad, Colorado,
and took from their fond embrace
their only little girl, little Inez Estell
johnson.
Little Inez went to sleep here 10
awake with her Heavenly Father.
What a Joy she was to her home. But
God needed one more angel and He
took her unto Himself. Her stay on
earth was short. nut long enough to
entwine herself about the affections
OF father. mother and loved ones.
We feel that all heaven sang a GLAD
song at her coming. While her dear
ones left behind are lonely for her.
heaven is richer for them. For little
lnez is there watching and waiting for
mamma and papa and loved ones to
come home.
While the days are dreary and the
nights long, you will recall His tender
words, Il will not leave thee, nor for.
sake thee" and "Suffer the little chill.
dren to come unto me-" will ring in
our hearts with gladder, truer
message than ever before and some
day we will meet our darlings where
sickness is forever unknown and death
is an everlasting stranger.
Little 1nez was a bright, sweet child
She loved to go to church and hear
"de music" as she called it. She could
hear song sung, come home and
carry the tune. Some pieces she knew
that we had taught her, she could
carry the words and tune and 20 right
through. She loved any kind Of music
and would never tire when she was
where there was music.
Little Inez was only two years.
three months and twelve days old.
She is gone but not forgotten.
Her grandma. Mrs JOE ToML1NsoN
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NOTICE OF LOSS

0fPubhc Trustees Certificate Of Purchase
To Whom Il May Concern:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN: That
have lo-; that certain Public Trustee'- Cer;i
fcAre OF Purcha-e i--uei 10 me uuder date o.
April IS. lfcl. by the then Public Trustee
within aud for oirro County. Colorado: which
Certificate o; Purchase was rIed for rec rd
May .nd. - :. and duly recorded In Book 81,
PAGE .61, ot the records In the Office o; the
Clerk and Recorder of otero County. Colorado
which Cer;iteate otpurcha-e il owned by me,
no one else having any risht. ;i:le. or Interest
therein. being the holder theF.o; AZ the tim.
Of it, lo--.
NOTICE l. Hereby Fur her Given Tha; after
this notice has been publi-hrd once a week for
eight consecutive weeks. | Will spply to the
present trustee within and for otsro County.
Aforesaid, for \ duplicate o: zach Certificate OF
Iurcha.e, and ;hsreupon Will .-k for Public
Trustees Deed iOr the premises described IN
and covered by said original Ceriiacate o:
Purchase
Dated a; Kansas City. Mo. this Second day
o: Jan. lss. JOHN kELLEY,
Owner ofsAid Certificates o; Purchase.
Fir-t Publicsiion. Jan 10.
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Contest Notice.
Department Of the Interior.
United States Land ONCE.

Department of the Interior,
United States Land ONCE,
Pueblo, Colorado. Feb I. 1908
sufficient contest affidavit having h..n
filed in this Office by J. p. Faries contestant a.
ea'nst Homestead entry No. 1885. made Dscem
per H. 1905 for Lots 1. ,. sha N. z. u Section
Township Is 8. Range 50 W, by Wayne b.. rton
tnow deceased) contestee, in which It IL alleged
that said Wayne Barton died on or ahou, Sen,
o. 1906. intestats, leaving no widow, and tho
name or existence OF his heirs, II any. are nm
known; that since the death Of said eutrym.n
said land has been wholly abandoned: tha.
said land has not been cultivated or occupied
In any manner since said death Of en,rym.n.
and that said defaults exist at date hereof: and
that ssid alleged absence from said land wa,
not due to bis employment in the Army, NAVY.
or Marine Corps Of the United States a. . pri !.
vate soldier. officer, seaman or marine, durinu
the war with Spain. or during any other war in
which the United States may be engaged
Now, Therefore, said p.rties are hereby m.
tined 10 appear, respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation At 10 O'CLOCK a. m. nm
March ~, 1903 before the Register and Receiv.r
At the United States Land Once 10 pueb,o
Colorado.
The said contestant having. In . proper AMI.
davit nled January 80. 1908 set forth fsct.
which show that after due diligence personal
service OF this notice cannot be made, Il IL hers
by ordered and directed that such notice b.
given BY due and proper publication.
Q. A ABBEY, Resist>r.
First publication February n.
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Woes Of the Druggist.

III you want TO meet the iihi' Oh
nerve" remarked druggist. you
mus, keep drug store. Most people
seem TO think the place is for public
accommodation. without the necessity
OF any real patronage on their part.
We have had a good many nervy re-
quests. but one the other day cappeu
the climax II was raining hard and
a woman we didn't know. who lived
three blocks away. telephoned us 10
send her two two-cent postage
stamps.
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World. oldes. Republics.

So far as practical consideration 81
Switzerland is the Oldest OF SURVIVING
republics. Two puny republics. ho"'
ever, long antedate the Heiveuc CON
federation and in strict accuracy ohe
Of these two must be the Oldest re-
public OF all now in existence. one OF
them is the republic of San Marino IN
Italy. on Mount Titano, the Oldest
state in Europe and one OF the small
est In the world. The other Is the re
public Of Andorra In the Pyrenees'
made independent by Charlemagne.
No fixed date can be assigned to either
of these. both are mediaeval reilcs,
and San Marino may be identneo
evsn before the middle ages began.
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Why Letters Are Unwritten.

Why not keep up writing desk sup
plies just as conscientiously as those
for the pantry? asks n writer. Few
households would get along n week
without sugar. salt or soap. yet how
many letters are unanswered for the
ack OF good pen. stamp or an en-
,e,opc' 1t is not the expense. but
ack OF thought, that keeps an inSuill-
cien, or meaeer supply OF the ncces-
sary articles on hand.
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SECOND GRADE "A"

SECOND GRADE a.
/. Gottfried Eichman. > John Nc
l.er. 3. Milton Zinn, /. Marie
Waugh, 5. Wesley Lovett.
"h"
l. Grace Floyd. >. Alan pnwney.
). Fay Dennis, !. Ralph Lee, ..
Ralph Baldwin.
Faith Freeman, Teacher.
FIRST PRIMARY
Kermit Cox, Deloert Dennis, Ev-
erett Hanson. Lloyd Marmaduse.
Theodore Wilson. Carl Adams. Ear.
Wise. Naomi Miller. Theresa Lee.
Ruth Whitehead. Trudie Fairies.
RANK FIRST GRADE "A"
/. Everett Hanson, > Carl Hoover,
Hattie James, May Smith. Ruth
Ginger, 3. Theodore Wilson. :.
Trudie Fairies. 5. Molly Eichmann,
Mildred Davis.
"B"
!. Elva Edgar. ,. Robert Estes,
Naomi Miller, Murlel Edgar, 3.
NtTulll SOA. EItuiIt E.iIHlhhu. ~
mold Pleiman. 1. Irene James. Leila
Meyer, Jacob Gable, Frank Stein
metz. 5. Ruth Whitehead. Rosa
Spindle. Lula G. Whitlock, Teacher.
Box SPRINGS
Hester Boulder, Minnie Boulder,
Edgar Sirris.
Nettie Robinson. Teacher.
DUCK CREEK
Allan Clark, Elmer Horsley. Bes-
sic Steele. Tom Steele, Percy Peter
son. Leslie Peterson.
RANK. EIGHTH GRADE
l. Warren Clark.
SEVENTH GRADE
!. Elmer Horsley, .. Alan Clark,
3. Linda Steele.
FOURTH GRADE
/. Tom Steele, .. Clyde Lashely,
3. Bessie Steele
SECOND GRADE
l. Percy Peterson, ,. William
Peterson, 3. Leslie Peterson.
Alvin A. johnson, Teacher.
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OirrItN Of OMnership.

Il saw =.Sn in a restaurant down
4, Gallon the other day" said A Cleve-
and man. that struck me as an effec'
,,. n,aus Of upholIinE the dignity Of
cs 4 : ueHl The proprietor OF
.e res aa.act : a big man. weighing
acut .n1 icHzd, and put up like a
-!ze X lis s'rn says II You
a., ~ - 'N'n Ruas This Place
e.. -.. .uclh!as. "-Cieye.aud
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Desa-:len; Q: the Interior.
Lad o-.es \: Prsblo, Colorado,

Dssa-;Z=n; Q: the Interior.
Laad o-eee 4: Preblo, Colorado,
January %. 1905
So;!.e (. hereby siren that Fred Henderson,
q sette'. Color do. has aIed notice OF hi. in.
;ea'ioa 10 make hnAl 1--WE year proc: in .upporr
q ii. claim viz: Homestead Entry No 1881
4Ade september i6. 1901. for the Lot 4. s W /.
" . Section }. Lot /, sEa MEX. section
T. Township Il S Range IS W, and tha, said
'''Hf Vii b made before U. s. Land Once, a,
rueoio. Colorado, on March ~, 1908.
lie naine- the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF, the land, viz:
Harry E. ingalls, Of ordway, Colo.
Guv T. Henderson Of Forder, Colo.
Belle osmun Of Forder, Colo
Daniel b. Herspereer of ordway. Colo.
s.A- ABBEY. Register.
First publication January 3ist.
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Notice for Publication
DepAf,men; OF the Interior.

Department OF the Interior,
Land once a: Pueblo. Colorado.
January g. los.
Notice /. hereby given that Belle o.muu o.
Forder. Colorado hA. rled notice OF her In.
ten,ion 10 make rnAl ave year proof in support
o: her claim. viz: Homestead Entry No. ilt76
made February Is, 1901, for the Nw4 Swa
Section p \ SE = Section p. 5 : I
Section - Township 10 5. Range 81 W. And
that said proof ~ti! be made before L. S Land
Once a. Puebl0. colorado oa March IL lgo-
She name. the following ~t,ne--e. TO prove
her cor;inuoG. residence upoH. ,ad Gu ;iva,ion
Of. the land, viz:
Guy 7. He-te-. q Forder. Colo.
Je..i. L CAKES Q: F0rdr-. Colo
Daniel Hs-.p--ss- Q: ort-ay. Colo.
Leo-irt 4. E.at.-.o- Q: ordx,y. Colo.
sA. ABBEY. Register
Firs' pzbiicA.io- Jlrzlry zl.-
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Notice For Publication
department Of the Interior.
Land Office at pnah,. o.,

Department of the Interior,
Land ONCE At Pueblo, Colorado.
Not,c. .. ,. January as. 1908.
~ ns%, OF sugar City. Colorado, has nled no,,o,
h.s intention to make nnai commut, ,,,o,,
piooI IN support Of his claim. viz; Hsms....s
81. y no. io49s made November 20, 1ua -.
ssu ssw =. Section SO Township als. R.nS. M
~ sno that said proof will be made hsso,.
March Is. 1908. o'soo' on
no names the following wituesses N 49,.
MS continuous residences upon. M .,.,..- p.ove
OF, the land. viz; '''''vataon
". g. Harvey.
Jesse B. Putnam,
A. O. Almeida
rfits Beck. all Of SUGAR Oily, Colo
First publication Jasuary siss.
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Notice for Publication
Department OF the Interior.

Department OF the Interior.
Land Once al Pueblo. Colorado.
January 80. 1905.
Notice is hereby given that AIber, p Beer. o,
Arlington. Colo. has lied notice of his Intention
to make final iive year proof in support OF his
claim. viz Hom-.;ead Entry No 1887 mad,
March IS. 1905. for the Sc quarter S'i quartei
sM quarter Sc quarter Section u: NV quarter
Ne quarter. NE quarter. NV quarter. Section
-, Township ). Range saw. aud that said
proof will be made before U. :. Land once a,
Pueblo, Colorado. on March 10. 1905
He names the following witnesses to prove
his con ntinuou. residence upon. and cultivation
4. the land. viz:
John McBe-t
II. u. Allen
James D Peyton
Boon Best, all OF Arlington. Colo.
sA ABBEY, Register.
Firs. publication February 7th.
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the month.
HIGH School
Lille Edgar, Belle Sale. {.
Ransom, Mary Freeman, Edna Nc
liver, Hazel Mock. Helen Poundstone,
Frances Strever, Viva Sypher. Lii
uan Trotter. Earl Garfield, Forrest
winfree, Eva Alber,son, Marian
Rass, Ethel Beer, Ada Beer. Jessie
Flicker. Grace Gray. Cecil Hes.
Cora Ilif, Esther Kelley. Bette E.
S,oddard, Ida Wilson. Helen Win
free, Joseph Kennedy, Ray Ransom,
Homer Rice. Clinton Rice.
RANK. SENIOR
l. Lille Edgar.
JUNIOR
l. Louise Cole, >. Belle Sale. }.
Clarence Ransom.
SOPHOMORE
|. Viva Sypher, .. Frances Strever.
3. Forrest Winiree, 1. Mary Free
man. 5. Troy Akin.
FRESHMAN
!. Esther Kelley, .. Cecil Hes, 3.
Clinton Rice, !. Marian Bass, 5
Jessie Flicker, Grace Gray.
Violet Spoor, Teacher.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Joseph O'Connell. Frank Miller.
Howard Mashburn, Paul Gray, Ira
]. Akin, Claude Kane. George Ed
gar, George winfree. Mary Wilson,
Alice Walter, Flossie Spindle. Elsie
O'Connell, Olga johnson, Linda
Gallavan. Elsie Cox, Hazel Dennis,
Zelda Clouse, Celele Cook, Marie
lass.
RANK. EIoHTH GRADE
l. Olga Johnson, .. Flossie Spindle,
3. Fred Dresher, 1. Tom Smith. 5.
blair Parker.
SEVENTH GRADE
!. Linda Gallavan, .. Elsie Cox.
}. Marie Bass, 4. Olga Bornschein,
=. Lola Clinger.
Mabel Weist, Teacher.
SECOND INTERMEDIATE
Carl Baker, Fern Dennis, Ray
Edgar. Willie Edgar, Tommie Estes,
Edith Hoover, Marie lies, Margaret
lilo. Francis James. Wallace Kane,
Chas. Lovett. Clyde Lee, Edwin
Mashburn, Paul Peterson, Winifred
ltice, Bertha S:einmetz, Vera
Sewers, Robert Winfree. Louise
Winfree, Rose Wilson.
RANK. SIXTH GRADE
!. Lena Kaiser. 9. Francis James,
}. Fern Dennis, 4. John Smith, 5.
Paul Peterson.
FIFTH GRADE
l. winifred Rice. 9. Tommie Estes,
3. Nellie Weatherwax. 4. Margaret
llif, 5. Edith Hoover.
D. Maud Gibson, Teacher.
FIRST INTERMEDIATE
Henry Adams, George Boyd, Roy
Cox, Edgar Dennis, Lee Delbert,
Walter Fulcher, Floyd Hensler. Lee
Wilson, Walter Lovett, Robert
Meyer, Clyne Murray, Ralph Pit
finger, Donald Roberts. OrviIle
Sewers, John sypher, George Stacke
house, Alfred Zinn. Frances Bass,
Mildred Edgar, Georgia Estes, Ruth
Henderson, Thelma Herman, Della.
lies, Gertrude Rice, Myra winfree,
Addie Mathews.
RANK. FOURTH GRADE
]. Charles Hoover. 2. Walter Low
EFT, 3. Donald Roberts, 4. Ray
Thompson, 5. Edgar Dennis.
THIRD GRADE
/. John Sypher, 2. Floyd Hensler,
3. Grace Bryant, 4. Gertrude Rice,
5. Myra wInfree.
Nina D. Nichols, Teacher.
SECOND PRIMARY
Henry Dorr, Alan Downey, Gutt-
fried Eichmann, John McIyer, Mil
ton Zinn, Ralph Lee, Fay Dennis,
Grace Floyd, Dollie lies, Hisaka
1soshima, Dorothy Green, Clifford
Oswalt.
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Notice for Publication

Department Of the Interior,
Land Once At Pueb o. Colorado.
January IL. 1903.
Notice I. hereby given that Mary we.kamp.
Of olney, Colorado. has nied notice of her in.
iention 10 max, final nve year proof in supper,
OF her claim. viz: HON. -,-ad Entry No l,Isl
made Dec l.. 1871. TT the Lots 7and 10. s-crior
). Township ais. Range s. ". and th., said
proof will be made before U $. Land ONCE, A,
Pueblo, olor.to. on March 5. IpO..
she names the following witne-.e. to prox.
her eou'inuOu. residence upon. and cultivation
OF, the land. viz:
Frederick w.skamp,
Gust Ericsson
George Clarin.
"m. We'kamp. Jr.. ali of oiney, Colo.
s.A ABBEY, Reg s,er.
First publication January ?1,h.
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Notice For Publication

"o"Co IOF FUoUC0N0H
Department OF the Interior.
Land once A. Pueblo. Colorado.
January IL. 1908
Notice is hereby given ths, willism j. IVES.
kamp' Jr. OF olney. Colorado, has al.d no,,c.
o' his Intention to make final Ave year proof In
support of his claim. viz: Home stead Entry
No. lls!9 made Marcel II. 1901. for the sEL
section j. Township ais, Range SIS W, AMI ,hs,
sia PROOF VIII be made before U. S. Land OF.
nee. At Pueblo. Colorado, on March S, loos.
lie names the following witnesses to nrov.
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of. the land, viz:
Frederick weskamp,
Gust Erickson,
George Clsfiin.
Mary weskamp. all Of oiney, Colorado
r A. ABBEY. Register.
rirss publication January 2tth.
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Notice For Publication.


Department Of the Interior,
Land Office At Pueblo, Colo
ro,,. January II, 1908.
Nohee Is hereby given that Wesley n. Good.
VINE OF Arlington. Colorado, has filed motto. y,
MS Invention to make final commusati n pron,
IN ~ support OF his claim, viz: Homestead Entry
NO ,o'os, made December I. 1906. for the
=. section g. Township 2os. Rang. ssw.
and that said PROOF will be mad. h.,o.. 80.
District Court. Kiowa County. At E.d. Ca''
on February 2s. 1908. oo'o''
he nAmes the following witnessos tn ,-ovs
mis- continuous residence upon, and oul,,v.,,o. ,.
Of. the land, viz:
CIV Frank,
scrtbner scvedge.
H. L. Frank,
James A. ailliiand. all Of Arlington, Colo
s.A. ABBEY. Register.
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NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION

Fir- pzbliea;ioz Jllz,ry sl.:.
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First publication January sI...
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-10

tern in one hand. shedding It's rays on her pretty white face. and the other hand thrust Into her bosom.
 "what do you wantT" she asked. There was no tremor In her voice. Her hands were steady as Iron.
 "We want your father" replied the leader. "WS have come to punish him for his refusal to join our association and free this community from the grip of the trust. If he does not come forth voluntarily will order my men to break in the door, drag him out and hog him. He must have fifty lashes before We leave this place"
 By the light Of the lantern the Night Riders caught a glimpse of a steely look In the girls dark eyes.
 "I will kill the first man who at ten,pts to enter this house, where my father lies ID." she said. And as she spoke the hard In her bosom was with drawn. It's fingers were gripped around the handle of revolver. She leyeled the weapon at the Night Rider chief tain.
 AS she spoke one of the invaders spurred hls horse and advanced with one bound to a point between his chief and the girl.
 stand baekg he cried. If any man lays a hand on member of this family he will have to walk over my dead body. By the eternal, you've got to stand back"
 The Night Riders were dumfounded.
 'Remember your oath, my lad" the leader cried. Ills voice quIyered with passion. There was more than the h. dignation of Right Rider chleftain de- Aed pulsadng In bis heart. He, too, loved the girl who 80 bravely defended her home and father. The leader lift cd his riding whip with a threatening gesture. The other man drew himself to hs full height and shook his fst.
 "Now, | swear another oRth," he cried. q swear that the father of this girl shall not be touched"
 The leader blew signal whistle The Night Riders closed in. The man who had sworn "a new oath" leaped from his horse, sprang to the girls side, whipped out two revolvers and braced himself against the door.
 But the other Night Riders were too
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Out of the antitrust tobacco war, with its arson. its assasslnatiOns, It's terrible "blood oaths," its pitiless de Btructon of property, now comes a romance. The central figure in this tragic love story is pretty nineteen' year-old girl in Stewart county, Tenn.
 Squire Rimery is prominent man in his community. He is a justice of the peace, an important office In rural localities, and owns rich farms where tobacco Is the principal crop. He also speculates in tobacco and is consid- cred one of the shrewdest and best informed judges of that great staple to be found ina days journey Be has accumulated fat stores of this worlds goods and Is looked up to by the people resident round about him.
 The fair Miss Kinda, his daughter, Is a famous beauty and countryside belle, self reliant, black haired flow CT of the great outdoors, who can ride a wild horse, dance a Quadri!le and hit mark with astonishing accuracy with her trusty revolver or rife.
 The Night Riders made a demand upon Squire Kimery to sign pledge that he would plant no tobacco thIs year and that he would not sell or per init to be sold the crop produced last season, but the brave old squire re- fused to be coerced.
 So a band of these masked men, bent on indlctng punishment 'On the squire and all sworn by the blood oath" mounted their horses one night recently and cantered In meanlngful silence to the Klmery homestead. Their hoofs clattered into the yard. Their horses nelghed as they snlned the corn and oats ln the farmyard barns. The door of tbe house was thrown open, and 0 radiant vision faced the Night Riders, girl, slender supple as a willow sapllng, a shawl drawn around her shapely shoulders, a lan-
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WHAT DO YOU wANT~ SHE ASKED,

doctor to attend the Night Rider, but no physician in the vicinity would come. Then the girl went herself, She brought back 8 doctor.
 The physician restored the wound. cd man to consciousness, and the pal, lid Night Rider looked up at the girl who had shot him. There was q faint smile on his bloodless lips. There was O tender light in hls dark eyes. It was the light of love.
 News of what had happened spread throughout the county. A mob of anti association tobacco growers was form ed to lynch the wounded man. Thel they learned of the love affair, ant the mob disbanded. This is the way the facts were learned first:
 What is your interest in that law. breaker" Squire Kimery asked his daughter.
 "Only that he is a Night Rider" she answered, land they are fighting the peoples battle, though you did not sign the pledge of the association, ia. ther."
 "No. your interest 10 deeper than that" said the father, who was be- ginning to comprehend. g
 "Yes," cried the girl dehantly, "this man whom I shot saved my life last summer was at a house party at the Enlows', and one day when we were boating on the Cumberland river our boat capslzed. would have drowned had not this young mabswum with me to shore. owe hlm my life. Now he loves me and wants to marry me-"
 Well" said old Squire Kimery gently, for be Is very fond of his beautiful daughter, i've won't prose, cute him, and he shall have the best treatment and the klndest nursing my household can give him.
 And the wounded leader, now thor. oughly under the influence of his love, issued the proclamation to his band to give up the night rides and recall the oath all had sworn.
 "I wonder, now, which one she'n marry" the people said to one anoth CT when they met, "the man she shot or the fellow who took her part when the Night Riders wanted to break into the houseT