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New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
OTHER mARkErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Jan. 3O-CATTLE-Receipts estimated 100
head market steady; 81 2G$T Texans 81 1895
Westerns So 90Gs5 CO. stoc6ers and feeders S8 2og5
heifers 81 S5qS5 CO. calves SIS 609$S. HOGS
Receipts estimated 45OO head market 1o915o higher:
light SOq$6 40: mixed $6 o5@$6 IS; heavy SO Iop
20; rough OG$6 25 good choice heavy. SO ESQ
Sc 20; pigs 81 75ds5 20; bulk So 3oGse 55.
SHEEP-Recepts estimated 800 head: steady;
native So 3OGS5 Go: Western 50 3Oas5 60; yearngs.
IS sOqs6 9o lambs native IS 25as7 so; Western IS ESQ
81 50.
East Buffalo. Jan. 3o-CATTLE-Feceipts 100 head;
steady VEALS-Receipts. so head; active and $50
Iovset s5GSo So HOGs-Receipts $500 head:
p5a30c higher: heavy SO S01S6 90 Workers. SO 40
Sc 80 pigs 9OGS6: roughs So 75G$6 s. 25as5;
daires So 4O4S6 10. SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts.
OOO head active sheep steady lambs 100 higher; lambs
S5d$7 co.
Kansas City Jan. 30.-CATTLE-Recepts g 500 head
market steady receipts for the week 81 100 head choice
export beef IS 75$e 76; fair good
81 75a$5 Western steers s4gS6 5 stockers and feed
ers So 49, Southern 81 T5S5 40; Southern
81 50q$4 25 native cows 81 25gS5 native he!Iers
81 5OdS5 5O bulls. $3 2oa$5 10; calves IS 5o9S6 30
HOtis-Recepts. 4o00 head market 5qtoe higher; re-
ceips 72700 head top So 45 bulk of sales
s. 9OGS6 40 heavy sc 30dS6 45 packers butchers.
s6 1OdS6 4O light $5 T5q$6 20; pigs 81 259S5 so SHEEP
Receipts 300 head market steady; receipts for the
week rs head lambs. s6 25Gs7 so; and year
lings 81 90: Western yearngs 50 b0S6 5O West
sheep. S4Qs5 80; stockers and feeders $685. TO
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
RUBBER TANNED LEATHER.

4 British publication states that a syndicate
has established a factory In London and is placing
upon the market a new form of leather, for which
it is claimed there is a big future, and which II
thus describes:
The leather is submitted to a tanning process OF
the chrome variety, which preserves II; rubber
solution is then worked into the interstces. rem
dering the hide thoroughly waterproof. The elias
ticity of the rubber permits of perfect hexbility
and extraordinary toughness of some OF the skins,
especially of rabbit. goat and sheep skins. IL Is
impossible to forecast the many for which this
process may be available. Tests have been made
for motor tires. soes for boots and shoes, pump
washers machine betting miners boots. etc. and
IL Is probable that the multitude of articles that
be made of rubberized leather will, In time,
a further demand for rubber. This new
material. il is thought may also prove useful for
motor and cycle tires. 1t IS almost impossible
10 puncture il, while II is said 10 be much more
resilient and waterproof than ordinary leather
Consular Report.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

X c Western winter s. futures easy; March Is sLs
1-s-sts IS - July, IS 7&.d CORN-Spot steady; new
Ns- Lsse1 via salvestonl. 5s SID; futures duh.
"a Frof-fa; 80; 4@y. IS SD PF2As-Canadian steady.
a. lC-=--- r. I" inter patents steady, 2Gs Sd HOPS
orI-IST .t-ee-c C5asr E21I3 steady. COTTONSE>ED
I'd. - ie-l--- SPOT firm. Us lad. BEEF-EXtra
81 Hoo IS = HAMS-ShoTt cut. II 10 strong
Eaot - 5erland cut 26 70 30 fb nrn 44s Cd
y. ~ q = IL strong. AS Sd; long clear middies
hssyT as = - = steady. as Cd: long clear middles
: ~ steady as Cd; short clear backs I6 I
'5 o. Gear bellies, Il 10 10, quiet,
F-p-r 7-,.sare. = 70 u n. strong. SOS 81. LARD
80, ee-- ID uerces. quiet 59s: American refined
uzsr ssss ss-'eI IS ID BCTTER-Good United States
6 fs-.s5 efit>t-o II-Canadan finest white, nrm
Frrs 80 l-lest oo!ored. firm. 63s Cd TALLOW-
TTpprS,--1,---i4 -, Australian IN London. hrm 32s
esssEv --SS-llr-ts firm. 3Os Sd LINSEEED
cosa-aou - - %. 81 ISOi--Ui-Steady. 7Std- ROSIN-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31

Coffee cables-Ro-Coffee firm No Rio. zS5O0:
exchange 10 1928; receipts, 1000 bags; for Europe 5000
Santost'offee market
No Santos 3Ss75; No Z, $500; receipts 25OOO bags
stock Hayre-Coffee market opened = q
higher; u unchanged; sales 6,ooo bags Ham
burg-C0fee market opened unchanged; at was net
unchanged 10 4 pig higher; sales, $4,000 bags.
COTTON-The cotton market nervous and irreg
within comparatively OF opening advance
OF 56S points. being followed by reaction. with the
closing steady, point lower tc points
higher. Sales estimated $1,000 bales. The
ket opened steady at advance OF 0gS points IN re
sponse higher Liverpool cables larger English spot
q end the month calling by spinneIs
rather less bearsh weekend figures than expected
looked though of the prominent sellers
Of trying but the broker
operating OF the chief recent buy
ers advance This checked the upward
right after the call, and undoubtedly had a very
unsettled eject sentiment The close was at pTac-
the lowest point The visible supply OF American
moderate increase for the week hardly
as great as had expected. Weekly reviews Of
the rygoods continued rather encouraging and
good authority that spinners were
October here at the opening. Some
very IS coming IN from certain Southern
claim that their offerings OF cot
mills resell
previously purchased supplies lower prices than the
cotton be the interior Private cables
confirmed the view that the Manchester
troubles which received considerable attention In New
not market factor The storms In the West DO not
apear have accompanied by precipitation IN the
cotton belt the absence Of winter rainfall Is eX-
1err I'd 10 be q act during the planting season
The range of prices in the local market To-Day
was as
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31

the Ne1E York Produce Fixchange was dun and un-
ebPseq e1se T5 m 50 m S %aro as s april
anS May So S1S 72 dnd I4ne sa $40 et for
moasses syrups steady firm. business being
6g s9o@ od@ fsRsc'o In Orleans
gal eommSga 10& a9e eans T1E i9 pen @ ksft sfI
sYRUPs-Common. 15917c; fair 16G2oc; good 100
oIsMcottonseed oil was steady for spot, but easier
e s e5c I0o Nav at 5ssc 100 July at 5eSc
firm at recent prices Reaped PetrSleg TaS bfe pn
bbls s5Oc; bulk sc; Philadelphia. s45ci bulk 492c;
water white New York bbls 1Cc; bulk 65Oc; Phila-
qePha 95q bulk S40c Wator wa Tht fss S9T 0
sd STpds de 4e ega2 42e RF5%9 e aech $3.50
56ec; May 5sl95S 5S2c July 695 D. S4c; Sept=ean6er' =
Febraary 547 a s. 66c; good off summer yellow 55os
asa Prime sfED T mS ssd %ia.'6 city yeaw @
So Soc outoftown raw. 955o; Calcutta raw 7oc.
FKovIsIoNsT6e small Tsce,ps and d higher hogs hogs
discounted and the market about steady all day.
closing with ts It'll cssnSe % ] from the & aTyeqs ] Of onda
ton Chicago receipts were $500 hogs estimated for
had 1000 hogs Omaha loo @ ana the west $1,000 $1,000
E Hd es6&t 9GSfed Clean Ness SIC g. BEFF
Quiet Quoted Mess 81 So family s1e 5o9s11; II
BET RaSE AAMS iS S cGtef Quoted at 2 50 SEE 80
lSS 80 T. s4a 6 se; 40 S se Pss
quiet aitf quoted at sl1 a. Ioc TALIoWEFrm Quoted:
at S &c c2 a2d oa6sSd
lea. 1O.s5c; Continent 1025c: Brazil. kegs. y CSC.
Steady. quoted: Oieo 12% City stearine. lie.
RICE-The rice market manifested firm tendency
ell distributing points. with demand good Quota
tions follow: Screenings. 2i2 G3c ordinary 8A Gaze;
fair, AZ GAZE; good ordinary, AZ csc; prime. ~ q
5izc; choice, 5& &c; Patna and Slams. &C. Java.
sTGAK-The' market for refined sugar was un-
changed and quiet The following list prices subject
for cash days: Crystal dominos &c; Eagle tablets,
$685. loaf 5.45c; crushed, 535c; mould A &C. cubes
Bagle ID bags powdered and Eagle confectioners'
granuIated. 4.9Oc: xxx powdered, 4S0c powdered.
powdered fruit powdered 475c Eagle
extra fine granulated 1850; Eagle 10 cartons Of
fine granulaed. 4s5c; lb bags do 95c 313 70 bags
1900; 70 bags DO. 4S5c: 10 10 bags do 4S0c 25
and 50 fb bags do, 470c; Eagle fine standard sTan
diamond A 465c confectionery A. 445-, No
l. 445c; Nos and 3, 440c; No T. 1850; No 8, 4.30c;
No 425c: No 7, Doc No s. 415c No O. 4l0c; No 10,
405c H. &C; No Il, 3.pSc; Nos 49, il, Is and l6,
nominal The London market beet &d
higher January unchanged for other positions.
This made January and February los lad. and May
SAD. Locally the market was quiet and
without change in its general position and there was
selling pressure. although limited amount OF Cuba
for February shipment st offered at 516c'
ideas Of buyers, however, were 132c unde- that
Duty paid prices were as follows; Centriflgai 90 test
S64a367c muscovado SO test, 3l4G3l1c, and moasses
sugar 50 test 2s9g292c Sales were 20 600 bags Cuba
February shipment which is equal TO 364c duty paid
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31

standard mddng s26 co. -four 500 5o red cog $Sl;
city bran, S25 10 in bulk. s26 SO in SACKS n'dGilng %
my chop $27 in bulk. S2s 20 in sacks; oil meal 500
GRAIN-wHEAT-The wheat market to-day vas "a "a
previous night Ths again favored bears 10 some
extent, but the market ignored 1t and under the
throughout session Occasional periods OF reazlls
place. but there attempt al pear a..
with exceptions the market scarcely Ieit us m IN
huence There increase OF 6OSOVOo susI az Az
TO the heavy shipments from Arsenti&nS & c and h rs
while worlds exports were over II ZCVoVo osL @ e-oo
the cold weather which followed to-day storm, se anu l
attempt made to crop news as pulsh lnuenc:
On the other hand. the storm SO deaSed Ie ts and
that only 7S were received at Northwest p a65
0ooo0 bush at all interior markets conptIed rs WI az
600 bush year ago winnipeg had 90 TO- ali
cars last year and reported Good Cash Eoe,gn
grades with business talked Of for export
ing y lower and Berlin Ssc down for the cay I Sr
Rails agent at Calcutta confirmed Friday reports l la
rains in the United Provinces with the eXcePon u
eight districts. and beneficial rains also IN the
l May in the local market was quoted qfl a.
81 11 and July 81 o. Cash wheat ciossq 1oS as
afoat: Northern Duluth. 81 ie4s and NO = hat1 ar
winter 81 15A aioat CotNmWhi!e NY 6 sRo"Hs m aav M
closing practically unchanged from the previous hSI @
At ! o'clock May York was quoted at tOsc July
70Ac and September at e97sc The moVehlent % was was
about as expected because of the storm very
receipts scheduled for Monday at Chleago
Liverpool 3sd lower on the expectations OF
this side and the easier La Plata {+h
primary receipts 362 ooo bush coIpga "f fr
EXPORT and No 2 closed at Tic elevator ana
6s izc aaoat; No white nominal, and NO yeiloM
6s nc aloat OATS-The market for oats was very
quiet steadiness most of the day clostgS
without change Cash oats here were q9oted q
~ to a. r. 54S957 4c and clipped white 81 AZ fn 56s
q62c 1t reported that New York haa oongas ~
western 81 ikc nominal. o New York. BARLEY
Market steady; mating I5gIsc and feeding oS4IUcs; 4.s;
New York. BUCKWHEAT-New York state Puo'ea
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
A PROPHECY.

George Ade says that when a certain college
president in Indiana. clergyman, addressing
tie students in the chapel the beginning of the
college year he observed that It was "a matter OF
congratuatiOn to all the friends of college that
the year had opened with the largest freshman
class in its history"
to the lesson for the day. the Sd Psalm and began
10 read in a voice OF thunder:
d" Lord. how they increased that trouble
met "-Iippincott's.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31

,on Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
quiet: sales 1000 bales speculation and export 40
nercap II OOO: imports. 90 600; American 4SOO MD
ding upland 526d: futures opened steady unGhangea'
TofFs l higher; January and
Tetr1ary 512d: February-MRrch. 3 1od March-Apr1l'
691J Apr-AIay May-June ana June-July. 6G9d; July
Are11s 50SIhd: AugIst-September 5O01zd September-
ocofr 4a5IId October-Novenber, 4Sld; November
cember 4s9d: DeoembeT-January 4oSo' '@nuai H.
&ry, 4S1d.
FLOUR AND MEAL,-Flour was steady but quiet;
best INQUIRY was and winter straights Rye
-four quiet unchanged The fooEing are prices IS
osote5 the Produce Exchange: WHEAT
FIOUR-Sprng patents IS 4oQS6 so: winter straights
81 65aS4 winter patents 81 !5Q$5 20 spring clears
/ winter. SO 90dS4 D. extra No z
winter $3 70gS3 50. BUCKWHEAT FLOGR-Ma1Set
easy: 50 l5dS2 ~ per 100 n; RYE FLOUR-Steady
quoted Fair good s4GS4 25 choice 70 fancy, 81 5g9
CDRNMEAIs-Steady. Quoted: Kiln dried So 80
S5s3 90 BAGMFAI-F4rn Quoted: white and
ZeIloTv 81 55aSI 60; coarse. 81 J0gsl So FEEDWest
er- quiet. city firm. Quoted: Western spring s28 %;
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEW YORK
week ended Jan. 80 1909 1905. 1907.
81 S73-0S5 s., $50 0S0
Ce-szl -ne7cha-iise--- S.6e9.s56 517o192 l4641s2s
-o.ais s1I.57a.o4o sl2 ss1 sI92OS sos
From January /
r--roass SIS a42 2T3 SIS zoe SIS $50 400 s62
General merchandise 44.O45 9s4 IS 247. .465 90 645 6S3
EXPORTS OF ALERCHANDISB FROM NEW YORK.
u. 20 ian OF eS9 S7ee7O36s SEQ 40 4o2
EXPORTS OF SPECIE
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Tas following shows yesterdays closing quota
tons for government bonds compared with
Friiay's.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31

A nyERTIsEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
a The Tribune received at their Uptown ONCE. No
1854 broadway. between 8dth 81; and Sttn 81, until
aeccrL m Advertisements received at the fcllovnk
branch orees at regular once until o'clock
III 994 SIN ave 23d St; l5S 9Th ave.
18th St. East l4th st; 2eT West t2d st between
I'm and sth 203 West f25th ST lOS3 Sd 1928
I'd ave near ST.; I7oS is seth ST.: ioT
East i25th ST 75a fremont ave: $50 80 ave-. and any
American District Telegraph once
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
Dancing academies.

DONOVANS i'ss M sss s9sSs h.% aHd sH5 9a.sos
hla dances taught soc W. seth st. (Dr Savage. Ins)
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
BANK STATEMENT IN DETAIL
S1.49l,o00

c. p:ss. @ Ls s..sss s .rssss ss sz.:.s E RSs
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FERRY COMPANIES.

'-cu2ou Or regis cred.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31

Tbs following shows the relation between the
,ol reserve and the total deposits on the respec-
fates.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
rFEKS BANK CHANGES.

,-.,,.s S.stes deposits included. s., sec. 700
-. following shows the relation between the
= reserve and the total deposits on the respec-
The Somerset reporter., 1909-08-12
Lakewood Notes.

The Waterville Military band will
give a concert at Lakewood next
Sunday afternoon and there will be
an excursion on the M. G. R. r.
The annual Field Meeting of the
Somerset Pomona Grange will be held
at Lakewood Monday, August 23d
and a number of eloquent speake RS
have been engaged for this occasion.
Arrangements are being made with
the agency of Joseph J. Flynn of Bos
ton fortwo weeks of vaudeville be-
ginning next Monday and announce
ment of the acts will be made in few
days.
I The Lakewood Stock Co. will close
it's season this week and there will no
doubt be large attendance to wit
ness the closing performances of
ashore Acres.n This Is one of the
most pleasing bills of the present sea-
son and Mr.. Frederick Beane who
takes the leading part of Nathaniel
Berry has received many compliments
on his work.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-08-12

At about eight O'Clock on Monday
evening a meteor of unusual brilliancy
was visible for few seconds to resi-
dents of this locality. 1t differed
from the ordinary shooting star in
some respects, as it appeared to sep
arate into two parts, which crossed
the southern skies from west to east,
as two distinct points of light, grow
ing farther and farther apart and fad
ing out at the same moment. The
phenomenon was 80 unusual that
some observers at first thought they
were viewing pair of rockets, sent
up by someone out towards Norridge-
wock.
Mrs. Vina L. Hill, who was sum-
moned to South Windham, two
weeks since by the serious illness of
her sister, Mrs. Annie Reed, returned
here this week, accompanied by her
brother, Horace Pratt, a former
Skowhegan citizen. Mr.. Pratt and
Mrs. Hill have been building cot
tage on the lot at Hayden Lake, pur-
chased by them last year. They have
attended to the final details of its
completion this week and are to
make but brief stay here. Mrs.
Reed continues very i'll and Mrs. Hill
will accompany her brother on his re-
turn, remaining at So. Windham to
care for her.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-08-12
Business Locals.
Try Tidal Wave Flour it's good.

Try Tidal Wave Flour it's good.
Prompt service, and quality guar :
anteed, on everything you buy at
Simpsons market.
Nine Des Rochers' Hair Tonic and
toilet articles are sold at the manicur-
ing parlors, 70 Water street.
F. P. Moore continues the business
of sleigh and carriage painting, Sec
ond floor of his repository, Water st.
For sale: A fax wheel one hun
dred fifty nine years old and good
one. Write to lock box IL, North
Arson.
w. H. Norton, the automobile man,
sells new and second hand cars. Bar
gains to suit everybody's purse, from
800 up.
Lakewood Inn is serving delightful
fried perch suppers daily, and it is
said that the meals are the best ever
there this season.
Tax payers who are busy during
the day will be cheerfully welcomed
at collectors office, Municipal Build
ing, from to 8, Thursday and Satur-
day evenings.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-08-12
Petitions On Highway Matters.

Two notices are published else
where In this issue concerning high
ways in the town of Harmony, which
have come before the County Com
missioners for action. One of them
is signed by R. H. Reed of that town,
formerly county treasurer, and twenty
eight other citizens of that section,
asking for a new road to terminate
in the vicinity OF the railroad station
for Mainstream. The other petition
relates to change in location of an
existing road and is signed by Oscar
Wentworth and IA others. Hearings
are to be held upon these petitions,
full particulars being given in the
notices above referred to.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-08-12

Tidal wave Flour makes bread
good.
See advertisement, "Land Wanted, p
In Everybody's Column.
wait for Poulin's sale of summer
footwear. Commences next Thurs
day.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-08-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

"a Fred c. Dow Co.
~ ~ Itant-M. Il. Heselton.
foi "a state Fair-Lewiston.
MAJ %otices-W. 7. Seekins.
hoH1 state Normal Schools.
MAJ MAJ i'l1soileee-Lewlston, Maine.
bus piggers-Louis Whitney.
IooT our Values-Ira A. Norton.
he@ai0',s-Somer Central Society.
Nourggi4ntcv Notices-Daniel Lewis.
ban BAN Making Farm-E. A. Strout.
MoIi IA Rusiness-First National Bank.
.Bbs se Pipe OF Peace-Luckow and Avery.
! nc rireside Model. N. 4 l. j. Smith.
.Ir ne ramplete Protection-E. F. Fairbrother.
I ng n aver occur To you?-Sampson Ayore.
lp,l,Cccessful Opening, Clearance Saie-W r.
VI VI " rifing on the Wall-Skowhegan Saw
ines Bank. - meath, !,
The somerset Reporter.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-08-12

Every purchaser of 30 cents worth
of goods at Lewia Shoe Co. is pre-
sented with Goth Century Kitchen
Rack.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-08-12

Orders for engraved work of any
description, wedding announcements,
calling cards, ETC., taken SOMERSET
REPORTER Office.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-08-12
Notice.

The law Office of Forrest Goodwin
will be closed Saturday afternoons,
during June, July and August.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-24
THE A
 4AlBARRIERP
BY X BEACH
HARPER ( snorEas
CHAPTER xII--(Continued)

CHAPTER XII--(Continucd)
 She taunted him like a baited badger, for this thing was getting beyond her control. and the savage instincts of the wilderness were uppermost.
 "You are quite right" he replied. II am very foolish. and the laugh Is with you" His lips tried to frame smile. but failed. He bowed low and. turning. walked out.
 The moment he was gone she cried breathlessly:
 "You must marry me, Poleon. You've got to do 1t now!''
 "Do you mean dat for sure" he said.
 Cant you see there's nothing else for 1t after this? I'll show him that he can't makeme toy to suit his conven- fence. I've told him would marrl you on Sunday, and I'll do 1t or die. Of course you don't love me. for you don't know what love Is. suppose. How. could you?" She broke down and be- gan to catch her breath amid coughing sobs that shook her slender body. though they left her eyes dry and fc- verish. ''I-T'm very unhappy. b-but I'll be good-wife to you. Oh. Poleon. if you only knew"-
 He drew a long breath. When he spoke his voice had the timbre of somc softly played instrument, and tren"r ran through his words. "No! l don know wat kin of lovr is dis, for sure. De kin of love
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-24

"F;0c gear Toc ,ratt--uT Jus for dis" know is de kin I sing bout in my songs. l s'pose it's different breed to yours, an I'm begin to see it don live nowhere but on dem songs of mine. Dere's long tam waste here now five year-but tomorrow l go again lookin' for my own countree."
 "Poleon." she cried. looking up with startled eyes. mot tomorrow. but Sun- day! We will go together"
 He shook his head. Tomorrow. Necia! An go alone."
 "Then you won't-marry mew she asked in hushed and frightened voice.
 NO! Dere's wan ting l can't do even for you. Necia: dere's wan ting 1 can't geeye, dat's all-jus' wan on all de worl'. can't kill de li'l' god wit de bow an arrer. He's all dat mak' de sun shine. de birds sing an de leaves w'isper to me; he's de wan li'i feller w'atmak' my life wort Twin an keep music in my soul. If keel i'm dere ain no more lef' lak 1t. an I'm never goin' fin my lan' of content nor sing nor laugh no more. I'm t'lnkin' 1 would rader sing songs to i'm all alone onderneat de stars beside my campfire an talk wit i'm in my bark canoe dan go Twin wit you in fine house an let i'm get col an die"
 Hut told him I'd marry you-that had always intended to. He'll be- lieve I was lying" she moaned in dis tress.
 Oats too bad, but dis ting ain no doin's wit me. Dere's wan ting in dis worr mus live forever, an dat's love. If we kill i'm den it's purty poor place for stoppin' in. I'm cut off my han for help you. Necia, but l can't be husban' to no woman In fun"
 Poleon waited patiently until her paroxysm of sobbing had passed, then gently yraised her and led her out through the back door into the summer day, which an hour ago had been so bright and promising and was now so gray and dismal. He followed her with his eyes until she disappeared inside the log house.
 "An' dat's de end of 1t all." he unused Five year I've walt-an' jus for dis
 Meade Burrell never knew how he gained his quarters, but when he had done so he locked his door behind him. then loosed his hold on things mate rial. He ragged about the room like a wild animal and vented his spite on every inanimase thin- that lay within
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-24

You mean-you want to-marry mel" she murmured at last. hesitating shyly at the word that had come to play so momentous part in her little world.
 Indeed do," he declared, with em- phasis, fin spite of everything. any thing! Nothing else matters. I'll quit the army. I'll give up the service and my people too. I'll put everything back of me, and we'll start out anew just you and l."
 "Wait moment" she said, retreat ing little from his eager, outstretch- ed arms. "Why do you need to do all that?"
 Never mind why. It's as good as done. You wouldn't understand"
 But I think l do understand now. Do really mean all that to your'
 "Yes. and more."
 Listen to me-" said the girl quietly. 'T want you to talk slowly so may not misunderstood. If you--marry me must you forego all those great things you speak of-your profession, your family, your futureT
 "Nonsensew exclaimed the soldier. elf they don't bother me, Necia, why should you worryY'
 "Would you really have to give up your family--your sisterf Would those people you are so proud of and who are so proud of you-would they cut you ofry"
 (To be continued.)