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o clock Monday evening. As business
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10 O'Clock A. NJ. one seven and ha +
horse power gasoline engine account
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ia take place at the company freight
house.
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TONOPAH And GOLDFIELB
RAILROAD
EFFECTIVE MAY "a, IOOs.
Local or CPaeilc Time.l

Through Pullman service in both di-
rections. Dining car service in both
directions beyond Nina.
Through Buffet Service on all Coast
and East bound trains in both direc-
lions, via Goldfeld
II. r. EANLIN, w. d. FORSTER,
Gen'l Supt.. Genl Pass. ACT,
Tonopah. Tonopah.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-04

'.No, we can't. Agatha s at the Santa
Regina. She came down with u.s.
''But we are not going to dine at the
Santa Regina. We're going where
Agatha wouldn't intrude her colorless
nose-to thoroughly questionable
and selectly common resort overlook
ing the classic Harlem, and we're go
ing to whiz thitEer in Plank's car and
remain thither until you yawn for mer-
cy, whence we will return thence
Stephen, You silly! I'm perfectly
mad to go with your Then with sud
den self reproach and quick solicitude:
"Am making you walk too far?
i Wouldn't you like to go in now?'
mo, I'm not tired. I'm millions of
years younger, and I'm as strong as
the nine gods Of your friend Porsena,
s Besides, haven't i waited for this r.
And under his breath fercely, g Haven't
I waited" he repeated, turning on her.
ssDo-do you mean that as re
proach? " she asked, lowering her eyes,
No. knew you would not come on
e the first sunny day"
29. why did you think would moi
come? Did you know me for the COW.
& ard II am n
II did not think you would come, =
( he repeated, hating to rest on his
s crutches He stood, balanced, staring
dreamily into the dim perspective, and
again her fascinated eyes yentured t.
rest on the worn white face, listless
I soinber in Its fixedness.
The tears were very near her eyes;
tine spasm In her throat checked
speech. At length she stammered. g
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-04
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CHANG

III took to my heels here in the
park, would you chase me, Stephen ~
she asked, with mock anxiety. s
eyes, and If couldn't run fast
enough I'd call that policeman. Now.
do you begin to understand"
"Oh, I've always understood that
you were spoiled. I'm partly guilty OF
the spelling process too Listen. I'll
walk with you little way"-she
looked at him-"a little way" she con.
tnued gently; "then must CO. There
is only a caretaker in our house, and
Leila will be furious If leave her all
alone. Besides, we're going to dine
there, and it won't be very gay If |
don't give few orders first"
"But you brought your maid"
Naturally"
'Then telephone her that you and
Leila are dining OUT
"Where, silly? Do you want US to
dine somewhere with you?"
want you? You've got tor
"Stephen, it isn't best"
ut is best" ...
I do want to SO much! Do you think
might? It Is perfectly delicious tc
zee you again. I-you have no idea"-
eyes, have" he said sternly..
They turned, walking past the foun.
tain toward Fifth avenue again. Fur
lively she glanced at his hands, with
the city pallor on them, as they grasp
Cd the crossbars Of the crutches, then
looked up at his worn face. He was
much thinner, but now In the softly
fading light the shadows under the
eyes and cheek bones seemed less
sharp, his face fuller and more boyish
the contour Of head and shoulders, the
short, crisp hair were as she remem
bered, and the old charm held her
the old fascination grew, Tightening
her throat, stealing through every vein
stirring her pulses, awakening fmper
eeptibly once more the best in her.
"There is no use," she said under hel
breath. II can't 60 back to Leila
Stephen, the dreadful part Of it is thai
IL wish she were in Jericho! visit
the whole world were in Ballyhoo anc
you and l alone once morer
Under their gay laughter quivereG
the undertone Of excitement. Sylvia
said:
"I'd like to talk to you all alone Il
won't do, of course. But l may say
what I'd like, mayn't 1? What time
n it? If I'm dining with you we've
got to have Leila for conventions sake
az not from motives of sheer decency
which you and l seem to lack, Ste
phen." eE5z
1--WE lack decency," said Siward
.and we're proud Of it. AS for Leila
I'm going to arrange for her very sim
I ply, but very beautifully. Plank vii
take care Of her. Sylvia, there's not ,
6oul In town, and we can be as impru
dent as we please"
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-04

happy. And that means Chat I'm going
to do as I please. Ard chat means
oh, It may mean any thingl What are
you laughing at, stephen7 know I'm
excited don't care. What girl
wouldn't be? And don't know what's
ahead Of me at all and don't want.
to know 4 dom care. z
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-04

35lali5 FefIecLIyt ne
said, his eyes full Of the old laughing
confidence again, aand the most de
lightful part Of It all IS that you don't
know how delightful 1t is going to be-
Don't +? Very well. Only In
form you that ! mean to be perfectly
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-04

a anxious and,
entering t b e
booth, brought
out the crntches
and forced him
to take them.
IN Q ri s K s
now" she said
decisiyely. I'VE
have too much
at stake TIL ! s
evening. Leila
Is coming. Isn't
1t perfectly de.
Hghtful r
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-04

~
~
8, s. y - !, !, 7, u.
- 81 MI 80
knew how. Y hen crs y here had ID
come suspicious Of Agatha and him.
sell; with Minor BelWether, who had
deserted Hun before ne could aarrifics
the major and whom he now hated
ana feared for having stumbled 0ysks
suspicious sisniiarS 20 Mrs. a ortlmers.
rs ne mac 20 deai with sylvia herseif
A ll Wiln 81 Ward-rrecko va ~.
Ward,s knoWsledge or matters which Is
We're pest that = yly a'lI should not know.
inuL nrst goIs az and NEST a Important
g al ne nad to u deal !, with beverly
fiAhAs ana he was. soing ~ &c ~ N
nahnef mat nag hslank could NOT have I
toreseen q. He was going 20 stop Plank
where ne STOOD, and e e 90 this re ygas
aeiiperatei using nis knowledge Oh
me man ana paying Plank the COM
pnmeht oI counting on nis sense Of
nonor ~ deIeals nlIn.
hor he hadl sudaeniy Iound tnes OPP
portulnai M 70 defend N himself l1e had:
discovered the JOINT "a q a;sssss OLD
IAsnle'neu arIso arInora Of tne solu
paiaalhs, Wno paced q Woman5s non
q 0erore az ELSE W Ine R NoW
| tnlrougn ms GTeaSure, mortimer ne
coula menace Plank with q threat 20
inVoiye MIN ana Lena IN q vite puDlici-
W Flank must sign the truce or race
WIN LENA an actlon ZOE damages anu
diVorce
FIRST OF al ne Went TO the Lenox
club and dressed. Then ne dtned spar
ingly and alone. The motor car was
waiting VIXEN he came out ready to
run down 70 me great Hotel Corona,
Whither the Japanese steward mad con
Quoted Mortimer, Mortimer had dinedS
heavily, but hiH disorg anized physical
sconditlon was such that y had scarce
4 ~ anected MIN az az
gam 81 uarrler Eenr oH pataantly;
and carefully the .Yer.y simple part ne
nad reserved for Mortimer thaf even
ing, explaining exacLiy what 90 ray to
lleiia ana y siaL Io so 20 TANK 20 case
Of insoient inte err uptioi. Then he told
Mortimer MOI % pc ready az Y o,cicck.
uag u W uss'i = - = 49, ~
~ u. VI 40 Vi
@ = ~, 80, g. : ~ ~ So
III. I.
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81 : 4 = .S. Il,
~. =. e a 81
s. ae us aaas + s.sppao
NV :
oso' \, as,ss " !, =. isououy
y 4 :, $500 ii. $50 :
n..a sa $500, a
49,. ,.o 8. ~. r. W ~ ~
81 ..,.,S,. i, = .ae
~. ~ .1.s e e u 80.
tsas, = u. +, .ns .sW uays aias
tney were @ sop Y t OWL
a., II 49, -. =.
an I, e b;., i,,,s :. 1890
her teatl n ! smile -. n ,aa tiat ns,.
ans ,nsc,,1a, racass,s,, II .a.a
for sn,iIa ~, We, .t
~ s., r. ~ s,aa :. 80,
+ho,,aht ~, NO ~.
=, at.a,,a $, 8 ~, : !,
L., 'l 49, Ia,
NJ sa,y ,1 mn M ~. M
sfA1',' A'' - = euo - Aiiss.
!s MIS-. Vendenning ouf e ne asked,
laying ms hands On the pare shoulders Ter
ol me tail. pallld glri--tah az ne ana
~ ,.l pail,a
No, Mrs. ven. y IN howard.
VOW leu mean s1'e Y coming Y
! % =. ln ,'el1tsl r..
oh, no! sne isn't iona OF you,
1a q, Waio. H. ss
,; 10y ~ sag ne as pegaa. Almost an.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-04

coincidence with the purposed ruin Of
Amalgamated Electric before Inter
county absorbed the fragments. But
here was a new phase. Mrs. Mcrti-
mer, whom he had expected to use,
and IL necessary sacrifice, had sudden
" turned vicious. And he now hated
her as colby as he hated Major Bel
wether for betraying suspicious Of a
similar nature. As for Plank, fear
and hatred Of him were becoming ha-
tired and contempt. He had the means
Of checking Plank IL Mortimer did
not drop dead before midnight. There
remained Sylvia. Long ago, whatever
of liking, of affection, of passion he
had ever entertained for her had
quieted to indiff ference and the UNI
emotional contemplation OF future
methodically arranged for. Now OF a
sudden this young girl he had bought
--he knowing what she sold and what
he was paying for-had become ex-
posed to the infection Of suspicion
concerning himself and another wom-
ana woman unmarried and of his
own caste and numbered among her
own friends. 3ss 8s IS
And he knew enough Of Sylvia to
know that II any body could once
arouse her suspicion nothing on earth
could induce her to look Into his face
again. Suppose Leila should do 30
this EVENING"
Certainly Quarter had several mat
tefs to ponder over and provide for
and first and foremost Of all to pro-
vide for his own security and the vital
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Ganton-F Ii5eiitatio gcbrodt. Dol
no aus or bellte ser 0itIihcn Eolijci
1%totion iiberluieicn miro.
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Sitel III %@i1rutbmnl.

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ZEN mo bl1tcr 2lblhuiit 200 , iollllllell lou,
mic hciagtcr 9lrtlGeI ourd aapttel 3l3 oer
mic tulot laulcu ioa:
Hl6lbnitl 200 Is. ~ 9ti6is 1T Den gl0fdntta
ten 200 u. 200 Y. 200 Is mo 200 , btees
S%.tlltei9. mic befnBte Ibi6nttte oltr6 9trtiiel
3l3 Der Nlte bon 1906 afaeltomfflel lnlirocll,
lou III lraelIo etler 2Seiie pie efhtc o1H ger
ioutt b]criibrcf. sic sum geite BON Giaentbum
~ 9ell pailoeg bon 1rliiiees, 4etlninentsoous
itredtrll, ltud~lubncruulterf, 8traiorell o0er
%lltneteii &ertruttnspetiuIeit bot Dem y. Id1e
IN Iptll l906 bCrCdltint geluofoeh putell, oell
10. l9Nb, mo melfe bot belaateili = Aa9e I'M
Nprtl 1906 IN irpeItO einem 8ert1f onii CONT
peienler ltrisolftlpu cine Sllqee ooer Hefliloll
llir. oc NebtrtthNun9. Nblteterlitle poet Scr'
i,9elilll0 pom .9tgentqrnl III oeiL 3aHoeH non
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. etflpereidlf DulieH.
Nbitnitt ,, ~ limo lei es terfter oettiigts, oaG
hielc gftc bonn Nutlm ibrer slrrtnbr1e III strait
iretc.
&citiiipt an II. lfdrj 1908.
9tnitir &. GrotBere,
@oIoeriiellr.
Spirpb q. SetB,
Hrditoeut hes Serdis.
8 s SnSS " Ses 2eIeantenbanfcs.
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Sasfrl'S @ruscR oracn Scarit.

Smuba, Acbr, s. Nouculbcr. -
SIN Giitrifta0criht BON 0ouglo3
Gountp e1tiprud) &idtcr Gitcle Dem
9lntroge @iuiom u. Ncorit'&, 6cn
pom @oltperllelrr 0a9feQ pom 0tla.
bona gegen i'm ongeltrcnqtcn Ero
5eB oltf 100000 SdooeucrioB Oil
oos @lmoeSgeriht 81 perlpeiicll, r1rO
Die 9lftcn mur0cu Oenn Glcrf 0c9
@unoesfreisgeriGta 5racitcQt.
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Slntiscr aampf i'm ySpcofcoip."

9trmi \ III, Nloy s. NoO.-
g(ls lid, geitern 2lbeno Die Epli}iltcn
%ittlc uno Sones nod cincm Noltic
an Der s, Npcnltc mo 3, StroBc be.
Qoben, in meld)cm lie cine gebclmc
&ncipc mlahehen mollten, cltlpnl1l
ild) 5luiiGcn ibncn, eincm gcmi'ien
@onlod, mcldcr oGa Sous beIlld)t
hattie, un0 oent G%iQentbiintcr 5. W.
&orria Elm Idoriea Sdorntilbel, III
meId)cn1 @onlod, &ittIc uno Die God,
ter 0eS Norri2 Nli Der SteQc get0otet
uno 0ieicr lelbit lcbcn9qci0hrlif Der
ioltu0et lpllrOc.
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45nac0.grrlsltnno strofcn fir,

NTIT' oonftrl II9
Sine Wife. scm SirptfittHrf' .; Srs Eabcr Der Of.
irntiiar, NGocntriincr TciN"rc. yitrI ..Ilerbre.
f,rn nm Sr9rnt = = !, - I1itnIirrri,ct a3um Rrp.
Sci p]cririten y" rh, +" r'sitrrcu EbrMnttt hcis
SSnGjH stn. ner n = 1%h;t,ri,t u 6etopnt ieiu
FaG4 H. : ~ *''I'"'' .
gIhirh.,tt IlL-t1d ~ ru,, nor araisIutGr
hpu IFGr,Trt0 r~r,fiiot S1r Srr flfarubc mel
ters GfhhHirS,r,1ittf' hTrTrtt y IA I"iiD ~ 'ors GoScr Ser
SpifcntIid}e,t siGnemci 1r,, Wcipns non litnrbs
fans gitrI' Jtcrhyr-sc8 "t,rs J1SfrGftnd. lit
t"r.ttiicr 5',pI sSr"tC}i nc,t ~ " hriacfiGGt mers
So hc, ~" "uit6t4,,,it M r''t,,I,rt {eGr i'm lnir
Tfnioff ioiTItep 'ii III. i',' '''''''' '" ''
''Ifg5 " IyeyN -, cf,op,,, .R,rt,eil mn nbuc
brlfrbe1Sr JlStisbbIrroGSgt oHcr <rtfrrirr in Ser
SI,roSIcopIbeit = niEs!,or q ,,Srr I],rrrltcr J8eife
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6|itnf5tq Sabre aft. - SIN
&rciic 5ablrcid)er 6reunoe ulo BE
fonlten %feicrtc 0eitcrn 9lbeno 6r.
Otto Saul in ietncr @oDnuua 9tr.
225, Siib.Gbeiter- StroBe, ieineu 30.
8eburtatog. l(ntcr ben @ratlllanten
b%efan0en lid Mitglicoer oea y@crmus
lta-SurnpcreiHa, ser Concentration
oicIca &eretnS mo oea oGolumbids
Sur1perelnS" bon @%olbiuqton. 9ic
Gomenlettion oc5 o@crmonia-5 ur1l-
perella" bcid)enfte OoS 8eblrtStooS.
ftno NIT einem mG6tigen 8ierbumz
pen ln0 W(itglieOer Der o0crmuniaz
Sltrnpereins" bntten ein Sob @ltItern
1llr Die 6eitIidfeit gcianot. 3ralt
Nina Saul, Ole @ottin oes Ieicrn.
Den, bcipirtbcte Ole @Gite uuf'S Bette.
lllttcr Den InneIenoen beionocn lid,
Die Serren ut0 6roltcu $. Sen1rinQ,
Gb. hoppe, ", gobplon ltno sSobn
Stofton, 6rau NuQ, Die Serren
Charles $, @oiierbert, S5obn, Senrp
lno FbiIipp Gonrooi, Charles Mc.
Gltscer, Clarence Is. @artb Charles
y. Neltmont, SoltiS Reumolft, Eh
smith, S. WodenIie, U. WortenS,
Sobn Semen, @. Scott, ". @roo0.
loot, Z. e. @rigbt, 6. 9ranncr BON
Molblngton ln6 SEQ @ilion bon
Wnlblngton, iolpie Die 6rlS. 2ino
9ofterbert, Inrla &onroOi, Al6crto
Sltnble, &atbarine 8ogel, 9. 0itt,
mar, y. @alters. Srene uno 9loel.
beto Saul un0 Satbarine 8ornou.
9err Saul crblidtc in Siilid) bel
Iod)cn 0as 2id)t ser @elt mo fam
Dor etlpo 20 Sabren nab Arnerifo.
3n 8robe getraqen.- Die
Seeroi0una oeS AM Qonnerltoa Der
ltorbenen @rn. GaSpor @[oier fona
9elterll No6nittog BON Der @obnunq
1eiter Sodter, 6rou G6us. airiden.
bofer, Mr., 1t06, Siio @oco. Strobc.
aus 'tott. Sin aroBeS (ralerqefoloc
CAB Dem &eritorbcnen ooS @eleite AT
lelller lebten Nltbe1tGttc ouf Dem Con
non-Eort 6rieoboic. 3oblreid)c lno
Fradtt9e gllmenipen0cn idmiidteu
Den Sarg. Faitor &. W. &oder bon
Der oelttId)en llltberiidcn ct. Mot
tbotsatrde omtirte im Srolcrbull,il
1l1o am 8rabe. NlS 9obrtlld,tr1Qcr
tnngirten orei Wit9lieoer 0ea uShiclo
of Sonor" uno orei Mitolieocr Ser
,Eptbioss Sitter, 9cioc 2oQen. Sc.
men Der Gntihfaiene ais 0litgIieo an
9ebort bate. luaren altBer0em nod,
onrd) 'torfc 3eIegotionen pertreten.
Ter Seritorbcne mltrne ant 5. 9e
5en1bcr 1871 in aurbeiicrL Ieltid)
lono, aeboren mo fam inn IIter BON
Is Subren nod 0ieiem @ott0e, no err
lid in baltimore nieocrlieB. I'm
Sabre 1864 perbeirotbete er lid init
Sri. Glenlentine Brandt. Die linn nur
1,obe5u orei Sobren I'M Gooe poroll9s
cling. 81 ben SinterbIiebenen sob
len: 5pei Sohter, Irou Charles Sir
Ifenboter unb 6rut @n. 3. HIod,
eir Sobn, Sr. 6reOerid @loier, eiu
Sruber, Sr. Sobn ". @loier. rno
cine in Cincinnati lebenoe Sfmeitcr,
Srou @li5obetb aabn, mo 5cbn On.
f%elfinoer. 2eidenbeitotter Geo. We
Der beior9te Die Arrangements Nc3
g~egrdbniiies.