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Evening star., 1909-05-02
RIVERDALE SOCIETY.
pccial Correspondence Of The star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
RIVERDALE, Md, May /, 1909.
Mrs. Fred Mckee entertained the River
dale Afternoon E.uchre Club at her beau
tifuI home on Madison avenue Wednes
day last. most delightful luncheon was
served at ! 80 O'Clock, after which cards
were played until late in the afternoon.
Mrs. /. NJ. Davis. Mrs. +. \. Truan, Mrs.
Albert o. Etienne, Mrs. Albert w. Roome,
Mrs. Joseph \. Blundon, Mrs. c. Yelling
ton Stier. Mrs. Harry w. Roome. Mrs.
Blanche ". Hall. Mrs. Claude Warren,
Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. r. +. White, Miss
Eva Fowler, Miss Charlotte Roome and
Miss Marie Blundon were the members
that attended.
Mrs. Etiennc won first prize, while Mrs.
Blundon received second. and Mrs. Davis
third. Mrs. White will entertain the
club next.
Mr. and Mrs Markham Flannery and
children will spend the summer with the
Misses Fowler. Lafayette avenue.
Mrs Blanche W. Hall was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Joseph \. BlundOn, We'd
ncSday.
Miss Airline Dcmmick of East River
dale is visiting friends I'm Fredericksburg,
Va.
Mrs Ralph NJ. Hendricks and daugh-
ters. Misses Mildred and Virginia, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. Little, Adams
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs P J. Walsh and Mr.
George Roscoe Davis and son Donald
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
NJ. Willis Sunday last
Miss Viola Watson will leave Sunday
fn, nS{n n1o cit With rnlo ttrrnS ~,
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poulton and Miss Irene
Pouton of Washington spent Sunday last
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses l.. Boyer OF
West Riverdale.
Mrs. James kirkwood has returned to
her home in New York, after spending
several months with her father, Mr.
Courtland Boyer, West Riverdale
The Ladies' Aid Society of the River
dale Presbyterian Church will entertain
the people of Riverdale on Friday even
ing next.
DR.. J. Morley Hoag of Baltimore spent
Thursday of last week with Mr. and
Mrs. a. +. Clark, Columbia avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Z. Clark had as
their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
Overstreet and daughter Dorothy. Mr..
John Clark and Mr.. Harry Clark Of
Washington
Mr. and Mrs. r. +. Hensey of Wash
ington visited Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Hol-
lingsworth, West Riverdale, Sunday last
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fisher and Mrs
George Lockhart of Washington spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A..
Blundon.
Mr.. Claude Warren has returned to his
home Oak Villa, after a short trip to
New York.
The Ladies' Auxiliary and Citizens As
socation will met socially Tuesday even
ing. May 3. at The Oaks. the residence Of
DR. and Mrs. Robert A. Bennett.
Mrs Marion Barr was hostess Wednes-
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There were shipped from the Washing
ton gun factory the past week for exhi-
bition. at the Seattle -Alaska-Yukon ex-
position one five-inch breech-loading rifle,
one three-inch brech-loading rife. one
six -pounder. one three FOUNDER and one
one FOUNDER, all complete with carriages.
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Guns for Seattle Exposition.

lowed to intervene in support of the con-
stitutionality OF the act.
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Mr.. Arthur Lee of Alexandria spent the
week end at the home of Mr.. Charles P.
Janney in Leesburg.
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Mrs. Anthony Dibrel1 and small son
have been visiting relatives near Hamil-
ton, this county.
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Mr. Powell McGill of Lynchburg has
been spending the week with his mother,
Mrs. Samuel McGill
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Mrs. Ralph NJ. Hendricks and daugh-
ters. Misses Mildred and Virginia, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. p. +. Little, Adams
avenue.
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]. Strider at Charles Town the early
part Of the week.
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Miss Airline Dcmmick of East River
dale is visiting friends in Fredericksburg,
Va.
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Mrs. Agnes Dibrell is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Edwin J. Godbold of
Washington.
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Mr. and Mrs. p. j. Walsh and Mr.
George Roscoe Davis and son Donald
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
NJ. Willis Sunday last.
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Mrs. William Hawling was called tc
Washington Saturday by the serious i'll
ness of her mother. Mrs. Charles NJ
koones.
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Mrs. William Newton Wise has returned
from visit to her daughter. Miss Helen
Van Devanter Wise of Salisbury, Md.
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Miss Frederica Morgan and her house
guest, Miss Cartwright Lynch, of Lake
wood, y. j., were the guests of Miss
Helen HibbS last week.
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Mrs. William Preston Gibson spent the
past week in Alexandria.
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Miss Richard Edwards Wise was tho
guest of Miss Hattie Douglass of Alexan-
dra, Va, during the past week. Miss
Wise attended the german in Alexandria
Friday evening
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Mr.. Charles Van Devanter OF Baltimore
has been visiting relatives in Leesburg
and vicinity.
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Mr. and Mrs Markham Flannery and
children will spend the summer with the
Misses Fowler, Lafayette avenue.
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Miss Viola Watson will leave Sunday
for an extended visit with relatives in
Baltimore.
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Mrs Blanche w. Hall was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Joseph \. Blundon, We'd
ncsday.
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Mr.. Carl keiferstein of Washington has
been spending several days this week
with friends in Winchester and Berry
VILE
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Mrs. G. NJ. Gingrich of Baltimore. Md,
spent the week end with Mrs. Thomas
Swami Whipple.
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Mrs. Walter Harrison has returned
from an extended visit to her sister, Mrs
John Y. BaSsell of Columbus, Ohio.
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Miss Bessie r. Ball has returned from
inSton.
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Mrs. w. L. Middleton of Washington
spent the week end with the Misses
ElGin of Lcesburg.
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Mr.. Fred Shull of Washington spent
several days this week with relatives and
friends at his former home at Marlboro.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Poulton and Miss Irene
Poulton of Washington spent Sunday last
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses l.. Boyer OF
West Riyerdale.
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Mrs. Annie Beverly of Washington i:
visiting her sister, Miss Elizabeth c
Henderson.
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Miss Earline Newton of Washington
was the guest of Miss Ruth T. Dibrell
for a few days during the past week.
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Miss Katharine Ward. who has been
spending the winter in Baltimore. has re-
opened her cottage at Capon Springs.
She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Fannie Doll.
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Mr. Claude Warren has returned to his
home. Oak Villa. after a short trip to
New York
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Mr.. Pollok Janney of New York spent
several days with his father, Mr.. Charles
2. Janney. during the past week.
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Mrs. James kirkwo ood has returned to
her home in New York, after spending
several months with her father, Mr.
Courtland Boyer, West Riverdale.
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Miss Polly Mason of Washington and
Miss Mary King Nash returned to Wash
ington Tuesday evening, after spending
several days at the home of Mrs. Samuel
McGilI
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Mr.. Preston Callum returned to Wash
ington yesterday after visiting Mr. Rich
ard T.. Griffith. jr, at his home in this
city.
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Mrs. Powell Fauntleroy and Miss Anna
Fauntlcroys of Washington were the
guests OF relatives here during the past
week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Pine of Philadelphia, who
have been spending the winter and early
spring at Boyce, have returned to their
home,
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Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Hensey of Wash
| ington visited Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Hol-
| lingsworth, West Riverdale, Sunday last
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Mrs. Edward Garvin Of Boyce has gone
to Washington to spend some time visit
ing friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Carpenter of
Kansas city, Mo. are visiting among
their friends in Clarke county.
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Mr.. G. w. Warden of Washington spent
some time in this city this week.
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Miss Bessie Russell OF Washington is
visiting Miss Bryan Stuart at her home
in Greenway.
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Mrs. l.. 7. Hirst of Purcellville has re-
turned to her home from visit to rela-
tives in Warrenton, Va.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary and Citizens As
sociation will met socially Tuesday even
ing, May 3. at The Oaks. the residence Of
Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bennett
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Miss Louise Ford OF Round Hill was the
guest of the Misses Ferguson of this town
during the past week
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Mrs Maria Anderson and brother. Mr..
Mann Page Carter left this week to
spend some time in Washington and At
lantfc City.
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Mrs. John Randolph Tucker of Lexing-
ton, who came to attend tho Payne Nc
Ciuire wedding this week, is the guest of
Mrs. John B. Tilford at her home on Am
herSt street
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fisher and Mrs
George Lockhart OF Washington spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A
Blundon.
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Mrs. f. V. Baker of Hagerstown. Md,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Clay
Krebs at their home on North Market
street this week.
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Mrs Benton Bukey of Chicago. ILL.,, is
the guest of relatives in Leesburg. Mrs.
Bukey was formerly Miss Della Osborn
of .1ceshurg.
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Mr.. Robert Mills of Philadelphia has
been spending several days with friends
In town.
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Mr.. Elijah Rudolph has returned to Ca
pom Springs, after spending the winter in
California.
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the River
dale Presbyterian Church will entertain
the people of Riverdale on Friday even
ing next.
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Mrs. Thomas Swami Whipple has re-
turned from an extended visit TO Balti-
more Atlantic City and Newport, r. l.
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Mrs. Armistcad Randolph McGil of
Lynchburg. Va spent a few days with
Mrs. Samuel McGill during the past
week.
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Miss Lucy Mckay Of Baltimore is visit.
ing Mrs. Jacob Mckay at her home at
Nineveh
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Mrs. NJ. r. Wilson of Washington has
been visiting friends in Purcelville dur
ing the past week.
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Mr.. Robert Baker, who has been visit
ing friends in this city. has returned to
Washington.
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Mr.. Gillespie Blaine of Washington wa
the guest of Mr.. Cecil Connor during tn
past week.
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Miss Rosa Poe and Mrs. Robinson have
returned to Washington, after visiting
Miss GlasScock at her home at MillwoOd.
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Mr. Charles +. Berry of Leesburg is
spending some time at Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1909-05-02

Mr. Lewis c. Bradford. who recently
resigned from the editorial staff of the
New York Tribune. after a service of
many years. is building a handsome resi-
dence on his farm near Boyce. Clarke
county
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Mrs. Charles f. Nelson of Capon
Springs, w. Va. has been visiting friends
in town this week.
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Mrs. Annie r. Hack has reopened her
attractive home the Valley pike, after
spending the winter at Hotel Evans
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Mrs. J. H. Booker has returned to
Northumberland county, Pa. after visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George G..
Thomas, at Berryylle.
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Mrs. George +. Buell. left Saturday for
her home in Wilmington, n. &.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Horace G. Shull OF Wash
ington have been spending the past week
with relatives at Marlboro. having
brought the remains of their little son,
Briscoe Thompson Shull. to Winchester
for burial in Mount Hebron cemetery.
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| DR.. ]. Morley Hoag of Baltimore spent
| Thursday of last week with Mr.. and
Mrs a. +. Clark Columbia avenue.
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Miller, sister Of the bride, was maid of
homer. The best man was Mr.. F. +.
Hooff of Charles Town. After an extended
trip the bride and groom will live at
Charles Town, where Mr.. Hughes is en-
gagged I'm business.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred +. Clark had as
their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. H. l..
Overstreet and daughter Dorothy. Mr..
John Clark and Mr. Harry Clark Of
Washington.
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Mrs. J. l.. Campbell has returned to her
home at Mountain Lake Park. Md, after
visiting Mrs. Robert Glass and Miss Lena
Gore in this city.
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Mr.. Harry l.. Wood of Washington came
Thursday evening to attend the funeral of
his brother, the late Mr.. William l..
Wood
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Miss Edith Sheetz of Charles Town has
gone to Fortress Monroe, Va. on a visit
to friends.
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Dr. j. V. Champion OF Mansfield. H.
is visiting his brother-in-law. Mr.. Rumsey
Smithson, at Charles Town.
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Mrs. &. II. IIammerly is visiting rela-
tives i'm Alexandria, Va.
Mrs. j. +. English Eyster of the Uni
yersity of, Virginia has been visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs w. FL. Adams of
Middleburg, Va.
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Mrs. Julian McGill of Minneapolis.
Mimi, was the guest of Mrs. Samuel Nc
Gil during the past week.
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Mr.. William Jenkins of New York has
been visiting at the home of Mrs. Frank
Whiting, ST., at Berryyfle.
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Maj. Holmes Conrad has gone to Rich
mond to take part in the hearing before
Master Commissioner Lfttlefeld of the
Virginia West Virginia debt suit as as
sociate counsel for Virginia.
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Miss Maude Foster of Washington has
been visiting Mrs. George Bowly at her
home on North Market street
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Mrs John Burroughs has returned to
Remington, Va. after visiting her sisters,
Mrs. Howell Brown and Mrs. Warner
Whiting, at Charles Town.
The state herald., 1909-09-17
CHAPTER XXX.
A Midniuht Visit,

The lights. but one. were out Nc
Cloud and Whispering Smith had gone.
and Marion was locking up the house
for the night. when she was halted by
knock at the shop door. II was a
summons that she thought she knew.
but the last In the world that she wanted
to hear or to answer. Dicksle had
gone to the bedroom. and standing
between the portieres tnat curtained
the workroom from the shop, Marion
In the hali.llght listened. besitating
whether TO ignore or to answer the
midnight intruder. But experience,
and bitter experience. had taught her
there was only one way TO meet that
particular summons. and that was to
act. whether at noon or at midnight.
without fear She waited until the
knocking had been twice repeated,
turned up the light, and going to the
door drew the bolt; Sinclair stood be.
fore her. and she drew back for him
to enter. "Dicksie Dunning Is with
me tonight" said Marion. with her
hand on the latch. ''and we shall have
10 talk here"
Sinclair took on his hat. Il knew
you had company" he returned In the
low. gentle tone that Marion knew
very well. so came late. Aud
heard tonight. for tho first time, that
this railroad crowd IN after me-God
knows why: but they have TO earn
their salary somehow. want to keep
out OF trouble II I can. won't Kill
anybody II they don't force me to II.
They've scared nearly nll my men
AWAY from the ranch already: onc
eripplcdup cowboy In nll | have got
10 help me look after the cattle. Hut
won't quarrel with them, Marion. n
can get away from here pcaoeably.
so iyo come to talk II over once more
with you. I'm going away and I want
you to 20 with me: I've got enough to
keep ua as well nv the best OF them
and M long M We live. You've given
me good lesson. needed II.
grille"
Don't call me that"
He laughed kindly. why, that's
what II used TO be: thst's what I
The state herald., 1909-09-17

Goodnight. Marion. VIII you shake
hands?"
No"
Damn IT. like your grit. girl!
Wen, goodnight. anyway"
She closed the door She had even
strength enough to bolt IL before his
footsteps died away. She put out the
light and felt her way bllndiy back to
the workroom. She staggered through
II. clutching at the curtains. and fell
In the darkness into Dlcksle's arms.
Marion, dear. don't speak" Dicksie
whispered. Il heard everything. oh,
Marion!" she cried. suddenly con-
scious OF the inertness OF the burden
In her arms. "Oh. what shall do?"
Moved by fright 10 her utmost
strength. Dicksie drew the uDcon.
scIous woman back to her room and
managed to lay her on the. bed. Mari.
Oh opened her eyes few minutes
later TO see the lights burning. TO hear
the telephone bell ringing. and TO iind
DIoksic ON the edge OF the bed beside
her,
"oh, Marion. thank heaven. you are
reyiying' l have been frightened TO
death. DoJ't mind the telephone. IL
Ia Mr., Mecloud. ! didn't know what
to do. NO telephonod him"
But you had better answer him"
said Marion. family. The telephone
bell was ringing wildly.
"Oh. no. he onn walt How nrc you.
denf2 don't wonder you Were fright.
oned to death Marion, he means to
XIII us-cycry onol"
NO. Dlcksie. lie viii kill me and
Kill himself. that In whore II will end.
Dicksic. do answer the telephone.
What ara you thinking or Mr..
Mccloud viii be nt the door In Ave
minutes. DO you want him In tho
street tonight"
DickSi. fcd to the telephone. and
an excited conference over the wire
closed In seeming reinsurance at both
ends By that time Marion had RI.
gained her Hicadincss. hut she could
not talk OF what had passed, Al times,
as the two lay together In the dark
ness. Marion spoke, but II was not TO
he answered. \ do not know" she
The state herald., 1909-09-17
TRATIONS BY ANDRE BOKLrS
~ CMHo SCRHsMfR5 S0WS

want 1t to be again. don't blame
you. You're worth all the women
ever knew. Marion. I've learned to
appreciate some few things In the
lonely months I've spent up on the
Frenchman: but I've felt while was
there as II were working for both of
us. I've got buyer in sight now for
the cattle and the land. I'm ready to
clean up and say good-by to trouble
all want is for you to give me the
one chance I've asked for and go
along"
They stood facing each other under
the dim light. She listened intently
to every word, though in her terror
she might not have heard or under
stood all of them. One thing she did
very clearly understand. and that was
why he had come and what he wanted.
To that she held her mind tenaciously,
and for that she shaped her answer.
Il cannot go with you-now or ever"
He waited moment. I'VE always
got along, Marion. when behaved my
self"
Il hope you always will behave
yourself; but could no more go with
The state herald., 1909-09-17
"Here! Use II on Mel"

you than I could make myself again
what was years ago. Murray. ! wash
YOU nothing but good: but our ways
parted long ago"
Stop and think minute. Marion.
I offer you more and offer 1t more
honestly than ever offered It before,
because ! know myself better. am
alone In the world-strona. and better
able TO care for you than was when
undertook to-"
Il have never complained"
That's what makes me more anS-
ious TO show you now that ! can ant
will do what's right"
"oh. you multiply words! 1t is too
late for you TO he here. You are In
danger. YOU say: for the love OF
heaven, leave me and go away"
You know me, Marion. when my
mind ls made up, won't leave with.
out you" He leaned with one hand
against the ribbon showcase. III you
don't want TO 70 will stay right here
and pay OF the scores | owe. Two
men here have stirred this country up
too long anyway. ! don't care much
how soon anybody gets me after |
round them mp. but tonight | felt
like this: You and | started out In
life together. and we ought TO live II
out or di. together. whether its to.
night. Marion. or 20 years from to.
night
III YOU want TO kill mo tonight.
| have no resistance 10 make"
Sinclair sat down ON low counter.
stool. and. bending forward. held his
head between his hands, III oughtnt
all to end here. I know you. and |
know you want to do what's right !
couldn't XIII you without killing my.
self: you know that" He straight.
onod up slowly. "fiercl" He slipped
his revolver from his hip,holntcr and
held the grip Of the gun toward her.
use II on me II you want TO. II IN
your chance TO end everything; II may
save several lives II YOU do, won't
leave McCloud here TO crow over me,
and. by God. won't leave you here
for Whispering SMITH m settle with
him anyhow. Take the pistol What
are you afraid OF Take 1t! Use ~
The state herald., 1909-09-17

l don't want to live without you. II
you make me do 1t, you're to blame for
the consequences"
She stood with wide-open eyes, but
uttered no word.
You won't touch it--then you care
n little for me yet he murmured.
mo! Do not say so. But will not
do murder"
Think about the other, then. Go
with me and everything will be all
right. | will come back some evening
soon for my answer. And until then.
II those two men have any use for life,
let them keep in the clear. heard
tonight that Du Sang is killed. Do
you know whether it is true?"
1T is true"
An oath half escaping showed how
the confirmation cut him. And Whis.
perirg Smith got away! 1t is Du
Sang's own fault; / told him to keep
out of that trap. | stay in the open
and I'm not Du Sang. I'll choose my
own ground for the finish when they
want II with me, and when l go I'll
take company-lll promise you that
The state herald., 1909-09-17
CHAPTER xxxil.
DUTY,


The stir OF the town over the shoot.
distress. to point an accusing finger at
her. The disgrace OF what she had
felt herself powerless to prevent now
weighed on her mind, and she asked
herself whether. after all, the respon.
sibillty of this murder was not upon
her, Even putting aside this painful
doubt. she bore the name of the man
who had savagely deied accountable
ty and now. II seemed to her. was
dragging her with him through tho
slough of blood and dshonor into
which he had plunged.
The wretched thought would return
that had she listened to him. had she
consented TO 20 away. this outbreak
might have been prevented. And what
horror might not another day bring
what lives still closer TO her life be
taken? For herself she cared less;
but she knew that Sinclair. now that
he had begun, would not stop. In
whichever way her thoughts turned,
wretchedness was upon them. and the
day went In one OF those dcspairing
and indecIslve battles that each ono
within his own heart must fight ni
times with heayiness and doubt.
McCloud called her over the iele-
phone In the afternoon TO say that ho
was going west on the evening train
and would not be over for supper.
She wished he could have come. for
her loneliness began to be insuppori-
able.
Toward sunset she put ON her hat
and started for the postofiice. In the
meantime. Dieksie. at home. had
called McCloud up and told him she
was coming down for the night. He
Immediately Cancelled his plans for
going west. and when Marion returned
at dusk she found him with Dlcksis
at the cottage. The three had supper.
Aftorward Dlcksie and McCloud went
out for walk. and Marion was alone
In the house when the shop door
opened and Whispering Smith walked
In. II was dusk.
Don't Hight the lamps. Marion" hs
said. sitting down on counterstool
nS he took on his hat. Il want TO talk
10 you lust n minute. II you don't
mind. You know what has happened.
am called on now to go after Sin.
clair, have tried 10 avoid II. but my
hand has been forced. To-day I've
been placing horses ] am going to
ride tonight with the warrant. have
given him "A start OF 20 hours, hoping
he may Rct out of tho country. To
stay here means only death TO him In
the end. aud. what lH worse. the kin.
Ing OF more and innocent mon. Hut
he won't leave the country. do you
think he willg'
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