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New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

Liverpool. Feb 24--Closing WHEAT-Spot weak; No
rcd Western winter steady: March Is hd;
No Is Ii Julv IS aItd. CORN-Spot quiet: prime
mixed American rev 5s Nd; old Us Ard; futures
March IS PEAS-Canadian steady at IS Cd
FLOUR-WinJer patents easy at 2ss HOPS in London
toacidc COAST steady t2f2 IFS. BEEF-FXtra indd
mess easy at sCs PORK-Prime mess, Western weak
at -2s ed HAMS-Sort cut II to 10 n. duh at s %
BACON Cumberland - 30 n. quiet at ls Sd,
short rib. IL n, at 3Ts: long clear nlddes
80 TO 3ss: short clear backs 10 TO 20 NJ
aasv clear bellies, Il 10 10 n. easy at 3is
TFcRS-Souare II to Il 10. quiet 35s. LARD
Prime Western easy at 36s cd: American
erlf IN pals at SIS 3d. BIFTTER-Good United
states steady 81 ss1iG CIiEEsE-Canadian finest
white G3s. Canadian finest colored, new
firm at G4s TALLOW-Prime city weak at 2ss Cd. TiR
PENTINESntrits easy at 3ts 6 onlr1on 1Hil
at Is Cd PETROLEUM. Refined quiet OF "a. LINSF-ED
OIIL-Ouiet ats24s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

COACHMAN, a.. single. German-American;
automobile experience. fine horses; II pri-
vate family: country preferred. best refer
enee- c b. Box 8. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

NURSE North German. god sawsr. SIS:
friend drsr class is1y's maid $50. refer
prsaz Mathew son s. Bureau. so Stn ave.
+S-a ana fTth SIS. Tel 5sS-Esry ant
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

LOSr.-Bankbook No. 4S3gI6, OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon, said book is called upon To
present the same to the bank within thirty
DAYS OF the said book VIII be declared
cancelled and extingUished and new one
issued in lieu thereof.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

OST.-Bankbook No. 631 sos of the Bow
erv Savings Bank is missing. The hEder
is requested to return il 70 the bank IL
not restored before the cath day OF March'
90S. application Will be made TO the bank
for a new book.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
Domestic Situations Wanted.

Female
S.EAMsTREss AND DRE->sJAEER; OUT BY DAY.
- Nine MATHILDE. 246 West Beth 81.
X1yASHING-BV COIlORED WOMAN: AT HOME
W MATTHEWS. 1T West 3lst
tErAITRH4Ss. FIRST CLASS GOING OUT by THE
w aav luncheons. dinners and teas. Seen ~ II
East 3aJ St
4E-sITRE-SS. FIRST Class: WILL TAKE BUTLER. S
salads. and
rare Of auec class. country place or
city, best references FI-AHEETT 5 BU REAC. 4S5 Co
tubGs a,c. Tel 74l-k!ver
IETAITRE4sS ES.-YUING IPIS5 GIRL. OTHER
w swedish. hrsl 81 Irie1 enees country or city So
s4T SWEDISH EXCHANGE 10 East Both TeL
Madison
SvouAG LADY WANTS POSITION Is COMPANION
i7s.ta maid Do children good mistress. F,,E
l-n and German. references Mrs. Macy. ,S6 Vest
llGLE a.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

me local raarkot sT0t cotton vas quift aal q
~rr-ra5 a Il ru6GtnE upland and llt"c lo-
-55T+nE Culf spot markets wsTe telesTI1-C
N0ae quiet unchanged az ll7sc- sales I'1
hes Savannah quiet urclauged at ll-sc: saeS -
Charleston q.ie- unenauEed at lie NoF-o-k Gun
-z-re5 Al II z.c- sales 31G bales baltimore nominal
v-r7el1a.lee5 7l7sC- Augusta oIi Gile--'lkf1 -
f~Ta= Louis quiet lower al II
Faey STEADY. unchanged ~ IL Ni-il---G--.
Galveston quiet. UTCfa-lsea al
17r szles 200 bales. New orleans quiet l-i"c io"e
- zee tales Houston quiet. re higher az
= = Te~ saes bales Memphis quiet EIciats5 a.
bales Estimated receipts at -ed'ti.g
.----aa-fS1-s A. Houston n'NA' 70
bales last week and l'09 80
Galveston laufp 1000 bales against
Sc5 fslae Iae q .1 bales last year anu
1@.NEb bales against "-91- pN1''S
= vraak and u g32 bales last wear
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

Nr-RSr. For grown chiltreu and assiss
vtrh Ea,is-W0rS- Swedish. SIX months n
America. speaks English. small wages
Cl.,feraerg's Bureau. Tf5 Lexington ave
Tel i05S-PIaza-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

factor There 4,eos oeo bush in the
quantity passage The exceeding by 1oeo'o
bush the highest visible decFeas
of 1l6So bush, compared with bush increase last
year. anticipated and emphasis 10 the very
small movement at interior points week The Two
which received To-day only aboot
onethind large for the corresponding two DAYS
last The difference at Northwestern points was
especially marked An excellent cash demand at Mime
apoIis and points strengthened the Do
estic position and partly the fact that
porters line for any business. The
afternoon meirly seibacks
the market market observers did not
indicate serious weakness in the wheat unde1tone
The cash market at this point closed as follows; No
red. 81 elevator and 81 eek aHGat No North
Duluth 81 Ia. No hard winter. 81 osizp
wheat advance dcTing the early forenoon. when
prices sold S4c general buying ana
lighter Chicago than expected Tne hne
weather throughout states. together with much
heavier estimates FOR Tuesday and increased country Of
ferugs especially from Illinois accounted for subsequent
sharp reactions n the marked that nual prices We're
only about i4c higher the local market The II
with arrivals Of 25l20o0 bush for the
days Liverpool I'D higher and B-oornhan
reported worlds shipments the previous
week export OF u leads reported The
visible supply increased 1861 Ge0 bush 10 closed
at Csc elevator and 6c 4 aost; No white. tlfc.
and No . yellow. G1'2c o afo2t OATS-The market
for had higher opening with other grains. bur
worked or later and closed barely steady The visible
supply decreased 2S3 in the local
market closed follows: Mixed 2S to - n 81 lac:
natural white. 26 ~ II 7l5d61 i4c. clipped white 81
to 40 n etsGfc RYE-MarNer duh No Western. 9oc,
nominal. o New York BARLEY-Market nominal
YORK PRICES
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

BANKBOOK No. 503, 40 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
son having d claim 10 ii is hereby called
Upon 70 % esent the same within ten days,
or submit 70 having said passbook can
CeIied and a new issued
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ORIG STORE; cne of the best corners IN
ProokIyu: $40 daily business Price So."P''
very easy terms; under present manaSe-
rrert great many years. Apply 10 nc
DonaId-Wiggins Co, 257 Broadway. Man
haitian
81 SOC BUYS 1S lots. facing main trolley
lines three minutes from station west
field y. j; sewer water. etc hlGh
ground nicely situated; bargain For par
ticulars apply Mcdonald Virgins Co. 2''
Broadway.
$40 600 BUYS elegant hotel in Monmouth
County y. J.: location along the Shre"s-
bury one hour from New Y oEk. on Jne
PENNSYLVANIA or Central Railroad. fuHN
equfrped with outbuildings. such as stables
garage etc: beautiul lawn tennis court
fne SANDY beach for batning; all year
round hotel; exceptional chance for MOTEL
men Particulars McDOnald-Wiggin Co.
251 Broadway
SO goo BUYS. II room house. including
furniture up to date, with all improve
rrents and TWO acres of land location
Stamford. Conn. one hour from the Gtahd
Central Depot; property is 10 minutes rom
Stamford depot. fine lawn, etc TINS beAN
+ffuI property Is free and clear OF an en-
c,Iu1hrances; good reasons for selling; IN
z,asttgate This opportunity. photos. etc. az
on office MCDonRld-Nlgglns co. -''
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

y---r 7---naage S7ezas Liverpool cables SPOT lar
F.s1- d9i-.r s.tsse bate. ETec5iaE lo1 .l y
$50 American 900 receipts s'tt' a4i -AleIe1-i
<~s5sr5nc -plz1d 6I51 F1iErts aF--ea a--.' L- IL
- .ss--f s7ttoKz -osei barely steady a a aeL O.
~ - Erssv 4 - ga points Fe3-1aIs nc 20,
S-------afarcs AafrfA7f.l AiIll-laS- ~
E--e-J1y. = il'l- Jlls A-s-~-
Elsse- September. 55S-z1- sesl*l''5 -'.
1--- e-1-er-a- =3eI >-Jvel.ie- :ats -'-'''z--
.,---s-.-,- 5-srrs grls irregular. cloths Jun
ItGF-R sND MEAI-The -four Hl-THei Nss ~ l4z -
- --ossrate trade sIF4nE fate-ts 80 1'
z<.ueae st-atztl S2Iotaf-t-i7 WEE
[sqre- ne f5o7i- Gus = 81 "a pre- ,-. -
L-r-r-e rare1rs. - I5eSa ll- V-fir.
-TU-=r patents. - a'+f.ss - sislIl4
-5s- ex+-s N5 = *ftSt -. -
- - 80 - Ef-cl-V 4IAI 70 - .,,--.
60 = ~ fes RE F-Dt =. 60 ~
rJa>z 2s5- choice - 4si--
1T1T,-sfEs I-Tffu -3,a1- ~ an an 81 4S,6
,rT-sf&Frr. eaete1- Fine s1i,e .5'1 - r--
- r,--.1- Western -rriHg. 50 - slls.4i- 7
~ sae - coz. s-5 -. ~ y'-'-a-s f--.
+.-zr.ra s. bulk s. -s,t'-4 - -, 80
- :. .<zs-o- -ea dos. So b. hVi-ii5 -.Uf- - ~
- sT-Esu-- arEarss-ts 7ai tae -
- = - s-lFeat market to-c1E- ana itirz -
.--- - II. z lgaure a. one u-.~, WHICH -
i--1 5rssr rl-e ~ ih~ el"a i-' 49,
,--s- sa.--.a..s. huiisr ai- a. H'ath'- 4..
c-r fhf.e -."til i'
-. --.5 Ifse-.l.l wound uH lt+ '-- 80 =
--sf- ssf 8ale U-s ~fea Aiele- "i-l--
- -z,-.-,s5 spa-5 points and lsffl- Nas tl l- -!
--.rsr vgf-- faet Frras Much - TIE slt-s
rrerH~ol. sue ts 4i-EieF AE-ii'iil.
sn1- -lHentst eefiaHl t1f'f5lliHit
----eg --r~E'z shIru1enrs liJ%g'oo bUs- ~ @tTt
- -.g. eE- tIe decrea=e ~Ss taFG-is pc
- .ornlr1 1@.-5 s7---' purpose as Duh
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

EMPLOYMENT AGENcIEs.
lIDA A. SELElV-lae.
Employment Bureau.
p West 5oti1 St.
Phone 2<s4. 2435-Bryant-
MISS M0RRgU'9
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
721 Lexington Ave,
8 E s9E 18Th s1 Isr st PhoRe % %sa8s lsss Plaza
First class Help of All Nationalities-
A. OSTERBERG'8 IS
EMPLo oVMEMT BUREAU
ZIG LEXINGTON, AEE.
Bet 57th & 5sth SITS. Tel 1u55-Plaza-
Strictly first class domestic help-
Scandinavian girls = specially
Winthrop
Employment Bureau,
81 WEST SsTH STREET.
Bet. 9th and 9Th ayes. New York
Phone I9g2-3sth-
Mrs. ISA BEL \. ANDERSON. Prop
References strictly invesugated:
HELP WANTED.
CANVA SSERS--For newspaper: salary.
81 day guaranteed. OpportUnit making
men of ability good chance adv aneeTneht'
must be Of clean habits and neat appear
ance Cau after O'Clock. Mr. Charlton
Room 421. Tribune Building.
CI.ERK.-Insurance brokers want young
man between 1921 years of age, 500 10
start Hapgoods' "oI broadway
LEDGER CLERK.-By wholesale dealers
in poultry and game; $3.50. Hapgoods,
3O7 Broadway
LEDGER CLERK.-IndepenGe banker
wants several ledger clerks; S6Op-SI2O
start Hapgoods. j9I Broadway
Female
COOKS buffers. second men, useful men.
Litrbeuruaids IaundreSSes. Mattresses.
chan5berrnafds parlo-rnaids. nurses, house
wurkcr-cooks who wash, private institu-
tion Jussila Bureau, ESQ Lexington ave.
Telephone A453-PlaZa-
-Houscworker; Swedish pre-
terra1. family IT Two; wages S2l-S25-
Call l0-l2 a ~ ~. A--.-r, - W .-.-.
WORK WANTED.
Male
AUTOMOBILE Rel tjING done at resr
dsntr al yeiy moderate prices by expert
euced chauffeUrs- mechanics, best city ref
treaccs- Ranrier & son. rs West l4Sth st.
BOOKKEEPER. typewriter and Office as
siSIant. understands stenugcapny, Anerl-
can, j.. one years eXpeTienee accurate
willing. references. Store. 1888 ID ave.
KEEPEk-Honest. educated man Of
business ability and exPerien"e as book
ave. TompkinsVile. Richmond Borough,
New York
BOY Il. in office. bright and accurate:
know ledge of bookkeeping. best refer
euces. Carnevaie. III Mulberry st
P0Y 1g graduate Of prlJic school! am
bilious and attentive. with otice eApe-
rience. where ability VIII merit advance
menL c. 5. Box ;. Tribune Office.
CAsEMAKER-- EXPERIENCED IN morocco.
ieEelry. siiy-rlsaS=. cutlery surgical.
musical optical and ali kinds Of fancy
cases, wages sl5 per week meantime VIII
DO house and window cleaning for Si peg
da- just 70 bring some more money tlto
circulation, every little helps Address
Leon Brown. care Of tabor shop 254 West
Both st
CHAUFFEJ r R-Automobi;e expert Wishes
position driving y tu work in shop PR
faJe reference for yta5s- AI5en Aragg
1427 5th ave.
CHAUFFEUR R.-Swedish. 80: Single: pri-
vata place. very best references fron
former employer willing honest, temper
ate careful driver, New York and MaSsa-
rTusetrs Licenses. Address y IIllaE lsun-
dell lS4 East 5Oth ST.
CHAUFFEUR. MACHlNI IST-Owr r-ral-s;
neat appearance. plIV ate family pre-
Ferf=d good reiiah4e man. Address ChaIf-
fe8r 13-25 West Iisth -.
CHAIFFEI RI Dung maH hcn1st sober
willing. good glechauic. careful driver.
CITY OF countr-, Al reference Arthur
Hughes. l1v Bradhuist ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Toledo. Feb. 24.-CLOyERsEEpmoCas and February M l
II ~. March SIl 40: April Sf1 % October. 81 - z
-IMOTIY-Frne 81 30 ALSIkE-Prime, so 20.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
FOR SALE.

COLLECTION OF old mahogany furIlltuTe fuIe
1,iIr sell the entire lot. no Teasona bic
offer refused. E G. Lobdeu, North Salem
y Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
DOMESTIC sTTU ATOMS WANTED

DOMESTIC STU ATOMS WANTED
------>-~-------7---
Nnis
BUTLER Swiss-Cerman. city or coua-
trv: speaks good English; good appear
arqa- hest references. $40. Swedish -
rhange 15S East 3pth st Tel. 4JCt-
HITLER. thoroughly competent; good
valet ttp. willing. 1hIslng aad trust
WORTHY nest city reference Butler. Grlf-
fin 4U5 West both ST
BI-TI.ERS ard Wallets. second ard useful
men. c1aChmcu and gardeners CITY %
country. wages S2u up. psterbergs Bu-
reag. TI6 Lexington ave Tel. l0a5-Plaza
HITLER VALET-By Jaeauese; honest
faithful cot4petenJ. OF useful permanent
place. femIiy or club good English. dny
reference, Tno-erlte wages. Y T. 4p1
Cherry -.
C0ACHMAN --GenIlcuaa Will hiEhjv rec
onmend MS recent coach naa- EaAe him
unusually satisfactory service curing the
isfsr eight wears. married. no children r
e.. NJ. IS West itth ST.
coACFMAN.-City or country. strictly
temperate. personal ard written reter-
ercgs. address L J. f.. io4 Highland
ave. Jersey City. \. J.
CpACHMA:S. 1lsrrfsa n family age a
good appearance. gentleman giving tIf
herses. years personal references
strictly sober. city. country. John slisrl-
GAa. 9gs Amsterdam ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

LOST or STOLE No. 345. loJ
Of the German Savings Bank In the City
Of New York. corner 4tn ave and I4th ST.
issued to August and ElZabetha ZimTler-
Ali persons are cautioned against negotlat-
ing the same. If not returned 70 the oank
On the nth day Of March, 1905, duplicate
nil Fa
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

LOST o.. STOLEN. No 452, 81
of the German. Savings Bank IN the City
of New York corner 4th ave. and l4tn ST.
issued to Dora Finn. in trust for Jerome
Finn. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same If not returned TO
the bank on the 18th day OF March. 1905
a duplicate will be issued
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

NURSE North German zlri. speaks Eng
Vsh- references, viii travel : Mueller.
Esher.s ave-. Esbvrtsytiie. New Dorp.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

Nt-RSE 70 Invalid LADY, or gentleman hos
pItai experience doctors and pattsEss-
references. willing - 20 70 country. 623
Greenwich 81
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-05-22
THE END.
GA TO EI a.
Bear. the r'' Kind You Have AWAY: Bought
Signature ss &XAzzzI
Tho Or Of Food.

suppose more Of us recognizes the
great part that is played in life by eat
ing and drinking. The appetite is so
imperious that we can stomach the
least interesting viands and pass off a
dinner hour thankfully enough on
bread and water-jGst as there are
men who must read something. if it
were only "Bradshaw's Guide, But
there is romance about the matter aft
or all. Probably the table has more
dove q IS than love- and | am sure that
food rs much more generally entertain
ing than scenery. Do you give IN. as
Wait Whitman would say, that you
are any the less immortal for that?
The true materialis;A Is to be ASHAMED
Of what we are. To detect the flavor
of an olive is no less piece of human
perfection than to find beauty In the
colors of the sunset. - Robert Louis
Stevenson.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-05-22
"a . II q II Z a.
Bears the zhe Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature af &zH2zIz@
iceIanc!'s Elder Ducks.

In Iceland on certain islands, near
ReikiaviE. the elder duck is raised in
a systematic manner. 1t is really more
of sma u goose than duck. being so
independent of fish and animal food as
to be able to support itself by grazing
on seaweed at the bottom of the sea at
a considerable depth. 1t is splendid
diver, being us much at home under
the water as on the surface. The great
value OF the cider ducks down is we'll
known. ana. owing to the birds tend
ency to pull out such large quantities
Cor lining it's nest that it leaves it's
lower breast almost bare when it is
setting. there Is no difficulty in get
ting good supply of these feathers
without destroying the birds. In Ice
land it is strictly guarded against in
trusion. The inhabitants consider it
crime worse than stealing deer in Scot
land for any person to shoot an elder
duck
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-05-22
Chancery Sale.

In pursuance and by virtue or an order and
decree OF the Circuit Court for the County OF
Shiawassee, In Chancery, in the State OF Mich
igan, made and entered on the 4th day of May
A. ID. 1908 in a certain cause therein pending,
wherein Seneca Gale is complainant and
Elmer M. Black, Frances f. Black Viola q.
Black, Sarah M. Black and Casper r. Black are
defendants.
Notice is hereby given that shall sell at
public sale TO the highest bidder at the front
door OF the Court House In the City OF Corunna,
said County of Shiawassee and State OF Mich
igan, (said Court House being the place for
holding the Circuit Court for said County, on
Saturday the 10th day of June A. ID. 1908 at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon OF said day, all or so
amount due to the said complainant for prin-
following described parcels OF land to.wit Sit
uated In the Township OF Remington. County
OF shjawassee and State OF Michigan. being the
North half Of the South West quarter OF Sec
tion twelve 90; Also the South fifty FIVE acres
of the South East quarter OF Section eleven I'D,
all in Township six (6) North Range two C)
East containing one hundred thirty five acres
of land more or less. And In making such
sale the first OF the above descriptions will be
sold first, and II that be not sufficient to pay
said principal. interest and cost then the SEQ
ond description will be sold,
Dated May q 1908.
NEIL X. WALSH.
Circuit Court Commissioner in ana
for Shiawasssee County Michigan.
FITZPATRICK PIERPoNT.
Solicitors for Complainant
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-05-22

rs IL. asked Mr.. Renwyck. with a
smile. You two have been making
love unl.er E!y very Nose. | said you
We're IlUygla:. sir. and now you prove
It." i.e g'an,c 81 1T his daughter from
beneath AS Shaggy hrows. II suppose
neeju't ask If It has all been de-
riaed wi;h""; rcnSuIting me?"
Vel no" GRAINED Richard. Il hoped
- have heen. hut something al
'c~S lo%ppd ~ 70 interrupt us. |
" = Ike your permission. sir. to con-
uLge"
'Hbn tinaHcier studied the floor In ST.
!enoe. making 10 reply till Richard
presently touched his shoulder and
spoke again.
my. Renwycl." he said. with twins
kle IN his eye. don't forget that
have libel suit against you. / should
hate to run of with lady while her
father pinned i'm Jail"
'Oh. 20 long with. your laughed the
millionaire. II WIS thinking of the
Peace and Good Will Realty company.
guess I'm in with you. Come, gen
tlemen. let's go into the library and
look over Michael's papers,"
"Dicky." smiled old Bill Williams to
his son. you're scamp. and you
know It! But I'd give a dozen har-
bors to see you happy" He placed a
caressing arm about the young mans
shoulder and whispered into his ear:
go in and win. Dick. my boy. She's
worth it all!'
Mr.. Corrigan rubbed his hands and
turned to his brother-in-law.
"If you had listened to me at first.
Jacob. you
"Oh. shut up. Michael!' laughed Mr.
Renwyck. II give in. I'm down, but
don't stamp on me. Come on. VIII
liams; have something in the library
besides papers. which I keep for
friends!"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-05-22

eS, HtuTWIUTeU HUITtet JNTttCU.
and think of the money they are to
have from dear Michael and that-ah-
Bible company
Richard and Harriet were not yet
still sat in huge rocking chair. the
picture of woe and misery.
"Do you know" he murmured, apro-
pos Of nothing in particular, "every-
body In the world seems happy-ex-
cept poor me!''
"Corneliusv called q shrill voice,
and, looking up, all three spied flush
ed face and disheveled head that were
poking over the banisters. Cornelius,
you make me tired! Go out on the
lawn and wait until l fix my hair.
never saw such a miserable, detected.
silly boy! | declare. I'm almost sorry
that I'm not engaged to Mr.. Williams
instead of you"
The head disappeared, the melan-
choly lover departed. with dazed and
gloomy air, and Harriet and Richard
were alone ut last. For moment nei-
their spoke; then he tool; her unresist-
ing hand.
Harriet" he whispered, and now
his voice for the first time trembled-
Harriet. do you understand why l
stopped to this deception? tried to
tell you over and over again. but fear
ed to lose you in the telling. | would
gladly have faced death a thousand
times rather than deceive you, and
yet-for you did 1t. Did you know
did you dream that I was an Amerl-
CAM"
Harriet laughed.
81 guessed you were not an English
man by the dreadful time you had
with Lord Croyland's monocle. Really
Il was most patheticw
Richard took the frail silk cord be-
tween his thumb and finger, whirling
the glass around his head in the man.
ner of lariat
'Tt has served its purpose, and now
we'll smash the last emblem of the
foreigner"
30; don't" interrupted Harriet
quickly. LET me keep 1t as a souve-
mir Of your realistic impersonation."
He dropped it into her hand and
asked:
But did you suspect that I was
the
"The cowboyT' she finished. IL
hoped you we're"
God bless you for THAR he cried.
And, now that you know, may ! tell
you again that I have loved you, wor-
] shiped you, since that first sweet mo-
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-05-22

Neuu when | pulled you from your
pony and held you in my arms? MAY
| tell you that never for Il moment
have ceased to dream of YOU. want
ing You as wanted nothing else in
the whole wide wOrldE"
"You-you didn't think that way at
Grst." she smiled.
How? What 90 you mean?"
Harriet hesitated. flushed and then
went on:
"Well-you-you put me down on the
grass. gave me that awful whisky
then forgot all about me-to go after
your-horrid cows"
1t was Richards turn to laugh.
but. you see," he explained. ''it
was duty that called me then. even as
another duty calls me now. I'm afraid
l must leave you to look after an Eng
lish calf" He smiled at Harriet's
look Of blank establishment and con-
tinued. with laugh: 1T is all on ac-
count Of poor Woolsey Bills. thought
he had helped to steal your diamonds.
and I'm afraid locked the Cardinal up
in the bathroom"
ooh, please hurry and let the poor
thing outr' Miss Harriet pleaded
when she fully realized the situation.
But Richard for once determined to
put pleasure even before so plain duty
as releasing an innocent prisoner.
"No," he whispered; II want the
promise of another prisoner first-a
prisoner for life-for all time-and one
who will never wish to get away. l
love you" he pleaded. with all my
strength and with all my SOUL Dear
est. will you be my prisoner?'
She checked his extended hands and
asked, with a misthievous smile:
"Will-will you lock me up in the
bathroom?"
eff you need it," he answered auda-
ciously. But at other times I'll lock
you in my heart. Darling. will you
Gomez"
Again he came toward her. and this
time he would not be denied.
"Yes," murmured Harriet family.
And Richard the Brazen came into
his own.
THE END.
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CHAPTER ky.

a the library door closed Mis-.
"a Renwyck and Miss Schermerly
~ rose to take their leave, the
mother with happy smile at
Harriet, the spinster with long. re-
proachful frown.
Dear me" the matron whispered to
her friend. $50 Harriet isn't going to
be nobleman's wife. after all. How
very disappointing!"
julia" said Miss Schermerly, with a
complete reversal of opinion. II al
ways thought him most distinguished,
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