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TChancery A-24.1

l1ndUceTy Al.
sHER1FF"S SALE-In Chancery of New Jer-
sey. Between Annie NJ. Reed. complainant,
and Ida B. Miller and Horace S. Miller,
defendants. Fl. IA. for sale of mortgaged
Ry virtue Of the above stated writ of feri
facias. to me directed, l shall expose for sale
by public vendue. at the Court House, In New
ark, OF Tuesday. the nineteenth day Of Janu-
airy next, at two o'clock p. m, all that tract
or parcel of land and premises situate, lying
New Jersey:
Beginning at a point In the southerly line
OF Warren street at a point therein distant
forty-seven feet westerly from the southwest
corner Of the same and Bruce street: thence
north forty-one degrees thirty minutes west
along Warren street twenty-five feet: thence
south forty-eight degrees thirty minutes west
enc hundred feet; thence south ffty-two
degrees forty-nine minutes east twenty-five
and elghty-nine hundredths feet, more or less,
TO the southwest corner Of premises conveyed
by said party Of the first part hereto to
Joseph Schadel; thence along the line OF
property Of said Schadel northeasterly ninety
i've feet. more or less. to the place of be-
ginning.
Being part OF the premises described in deed
from Francis Msckin to Ida B. Miller, dated
April ], 1901, recorded in book G-34 OF deeds FOR
said county. page IS.
Newark, n. J., December IS. 1908.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN. Sheriff.
Hugh p. Reed, Solicitor. (Sil101
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TChancery A-34.1
SuERIEEoS SALE-In ChancarY Of New

! i - ~ I'LL idI1G VI Z
sey. Between Traders Investment Company,
complainant, and Alfonso Del Guercio ct ais,
defendants. Fl. IA. for sale of mortgaged
premises.
By virtue of the above stated writ OF heri
facias. to me directed, / shall expose for sale
by public vendue, at the Court House, in New
ark. on Tuesday, the ninth day OF February
next, at two o'clock p. M, all that tract
or parcel OF land and premises situate, lying
and being in the City of Newark, Essex County,
New Jersey:
Beginning at a point in the northerly line
OF Crane street, distant one hundred and
seventeen feet and forty-four one-hundredths
Of a foot easterly from the northeasterly cor
ner of Crane and Cutler streets; thence
running easterly along said northerly line of
Crane street ffty-four feet and two hundredths
OF a foot; thence northerly at right angles
TO Crane street ninety-hve feet: thence west
erly and parallel with said Crane street sixty
one feet; thence southerly ninety-hve feet
and twenty-five one-hundredths of a foot to
the %northerly line of Crane street and place OF
beginning.
Being lot No. so on block No. AT as laid down
on the map annexed to report No. 6 Of the
Commissioners of Adjustment.
Newark, n. j., January 4, 1909.
HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
Lowy, Lowenstein & Lowry. Sol'rs. ($10.2 )
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sHERIFF's SALES.

[Chancery Ash
SHERIFF'S SAbE-In Chancery of New Jer-
sey. Between The lrvington- Building and
Loan Association of 1ryington. N. j., com
plainant, and Jennie Jones ct al, defendants.
ri. ia, for sale of mortgaged premises.
By virtue of the above stated writ Of Htieri
facias, to me directed. / shall expose for sale
by public Yendue at the Court House. in New
ark. on Tuesday, the sixteenth day of Febru-
airy next, at two o'clock p. m, all that tract
or parcel of land and premises situate, lying
and being in the City Of Newark, Essex County,
New Jersey:
Beginning in the westerly line of Beecher
street at its intersection with sthe range OF
the partition wall dividing the house known
as Nos. q and p Beecher street. thence
running southerly along the line of Beecher
street nineteen feet eleven inches to a land
conveyed by William Rankin to James G.
Ludlow; thence westerly along the line of the
same flfty-nine feet eleven inches to the rear
line OF lots fronting on Halsey street; thence
n%ortherly along the same eighteen feet nine
inches; thence easterly twenty-nine feet six
inches to the rear of aforementioned houses
and at the centre of aforesaid partition wall
thirty feet and four inches to Beecher street
and place of beginning. Being the premises
known as No. "a Beecher street.
Newark, n. J., January II, 1909.
l. HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
Newton p. Kinsey, Solicitor. $40. 2)
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IChancery A--31.
SHBRIFF'S SALE-In Chancery OF New Jer-
sey. Between Mary z. eilmartin. com
plainant, and Aladd Realty Company ct ais.
defendants. ri. fa.. for sale Of mortgaged
premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ of feri
faeias. to me directed. I shall expose for sale
by public vendue. at the Court House, in New
ark, on Tuesday. the second day of February
next. at two o'clock p. m. all that tract or
parcel Of lan1 and premises situate, lying and
being in the City Of Newark, Essex County.
New Jersey:
Beginning at a point in the easterly line
Of Arlington street one hundred and ninety
five feet ten inches northerly from the north
east corner OF the same and William street;
thence running south sixty-seven degrees cast
seventy eight feet; thence south twenty-five and
three q~darters degrees west twenty-five feet
thence north ~sixty-six degrees and hfty-6ve
minutes west seventy-eieht feet ten inches 70
Arlington street. thence along Arlington. street
north twenty-five and three-quarters degrees
cast twenty-five feet 10 the place Of beginning.
Being tho same premises conveyed TO Mas
y Heminendinger and Albert Hsssinser by
deed from l.. Anna Lyon and Marcus W.
Lyon. her husband. dated March 80. 1907. end
recorded in book Pal of deeds for Essex
County. page SIS.
Newark, N. T.. December 30, 1908
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, sheriff.
Schuyler q. jackson, Solicitor. dlo6O
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iChancery As.
SHERIFF"S SALEM Chancery OF New Jer-
sey. Between Michael Winter. complainant,
and Anna Meyer ct ais. defendants. Fl. IA,
for sale Of mortgaged premises.
By virtue of the above stated writ of feri
facias. to me directed, I shall expose for sale
by public vendue at the Court House, in New
ark, on Tuesday, the sixteenth day Of Febru-
airy next. al two o'clock p. m, all that tract
or parcel OF land and premises situate, lying
and being in the Township of Clinton, Essex
County. New Jersey;
Beginning at a point in the easterly line
of Maple avenue, distant one hundred and
seventy-fve feet s~7utherly from its inter
section with the southerly line of Fifteenth
avenue: thence running easterly AT right
angles with Maple avenue one hundred feet:
thence southerly and parallel with Maple
avenue twenty-five feet; thence westerly at
right angles with Maple avenue one hundred
feet to Maple avenue; thence northerly along
Maple avenue twenty-five feet TO the place OF
beginning.
Being known and designated as lot fifty
one on map of the Manhattan Park Annex
Tract situated in the Township OF Clinton
and South Orange. Essex County. N. j.. sur
veyed In October, 1891, by Francisco and Bark
horn, Surveyors.
Newark, N. J.. January II, 1909.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
Joseph Kahrs. Solicitor. Cs10. 2)
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Dress Goods
Remnants
$50 Values al &c

Tomorrow we offer a sale of
remnants and broken lines in dress
lengths OF Mannish Suitings and
Fancy Novelties. These are Inn
ported Mannish SuitingS, Bor-
defed Panamas and Unfinished
Worsteds; values TO $3.50; Friday
7oc a yard,
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

corner Of a strip of land conveyed by Peter
Schwing and Robert Frey and wives to the
said Elizabeth r, Armstrong by deed recorded
In book CTS of deeds, page 19S. &c; thence
north thlrty-six degrees and forty minutes
east. being the prolongation OF the first
course Of the strip of land conveyed to the
said Elizabeth r. Armstrong as aforesaid
eleven feet; thence north forty-eight degrees
ana twenty-five minutes west seventy-one feet
and six and three-quarters inches to the place
OF beginning. Together with the privilege of
passing over the piece OF ground described in
and as granted in deed from Elizabeth r. and
Samuel Armstrong. recorded in book D-26 of
deeds for Essex County, page 40. See deeds
f-25, page "a: Dig. page 40; I-26-iS7.
Newark, N. j., January II. 1909.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN. Sheriff.
Louis J. Beers. Solicitor. 1881. 2)
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[Supreme Court ALL
;, ~ NJ T

[Supreme Court ALL
SALE--New Jersey Supreme
Court. S. Warren Reach Vi. Edward W.
Beach ct al. 81. IA.
By virtue OF the above stated writ of heri
facfas. to me directed, I shaii expose for
sale by public vendus. AZ the Court House, In
Newark. on Tuesday, the second day OF Febru-
title and interest OF Clarence L. Beach
Of, in and to that tract or parcel Of
the city of Newark. Essex County, New
Jersey:
Beginning at the northeasterly corner there
Of on the southerly line OF a street called
Oak NOV Lafayette street. distant two
hundred and sixteen t216) feet southeasterly
from Mulberry street; thence running ~
southwesterly parallel with Mulberry street
tweaty-nine feet: thence go northessterly
one hundred feet to the aid southerly line
along said line northwesterly twenty-nine feet
to the place of beginning.
Newark, N. J.. December 2S. 1905.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
DUNCAN g. Roger, Attorneys. 3s.70
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sHERIFF's SALES.

TChancery ASH
SHERIFF's sAI.E-In Chaneery of New Jer-
sey. Between Louisa j. Leiss ct ais. COM
plainant, and Max r. Blaunfeldt ct ans;
defendants. Fl. ia, for sale of mortgased
BY virtue of the above stated writ of feri
facias, to me directed. / shall expose for sale
by, public nn e vendne at IT, the e,x doapt h dsx Of = Fe Saw-
AIRY next, at two O'Clock p. M, all that tract
or parcel of land and premises situate lying
Beginning at the corner formed by the inter
street with the southerly line of Fifteenth
avenue; thence running ID northwesterly
along said line Of II an,bw axsn1s s esrnllel
with South Twelfth street one hundred feet;
thence @, southeasterly parallel With si, p ., senth
a aSal!'a said S'r Iine of south So,t rwelfth street one
hundred feet to the point and place OF be-
Being the same premises conveyed to said
deed Of, even date herewith, and that said tract
First. Tract-Besinning in the s]oatherly
d 5laf It westsnly d atsn1 feet { from, p0t the SOUTH Sat
westerly corner of Same and South Twelfth
to Fifteenth avenue one hundred feet; thence
C) westerly parallel With Fifteenth avenue
ttyIe9 %itb fr.t feet ea;,rs thence noe b @n neat9 feet to oa said
line of Fifteenth avenue: thence "a along
the same easterly twenty-five feet to the place
y i DtBlIDlIl8s
Second Tract-Beginning at the southwesterly
corner of Fifteenth, avenue and South Twelfth
street; thence running westerly along Fifteenth
avenue fifty feet; thence southerly at right
angles to Fifteenth avenue one hundred feet;
thence easterly parallel with Fifteenth ave-
nue. fifty feet to- westerly line of South
Twelfth street; thence northerly along the
same one hundred feet to the place of begin
ming.
Being lots fifteen and sixteen on block 96s
on map Of property of Fannie Rothschild.
Newark, N. J.. January II, 1903.
HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
w. c. & e. Headley. Solicitors. 0l7.4O
rChancery ASH
SHERIFF"S ALE Chancery Of New Jer-
sey. Between The German Savings Bank OF
Newark, New Jersey, complainant, and Chris
tine Himme, ct ais, defendants. Fl. IA, for
sale Of mortgaged premises.
facias. to me directed. I shall expose for
sale by public vendue. at the Court House. In
Newark. ON Tuesday. the second day Of Febfu-
airy next. at two o'clock p. m. all that tract
or parcel of land and premises situate, lying
and being in the City of Newark, Essex County,
Beginning in The westerly line OF Second
street, at a point therein distant one hundred
and thirty feet northerly from the north
westerly corner of Second street and Sussex
avenue; thence running northerly. along the
line of Second street thirty-hve feet and seven
inches; thence westerly at right angles to
Second street ninety-hve feet; thence southerly
ten Inches. and thence running easterly parallel
with Sussex avenue ninety-hve feet to the
Newark. Il. T., December %. 1es.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
Michael T. Barrett, SOLICITOR 98.W
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Dress Goods u
Remnants ~
Values TO LIS, al 69c

Black Dress Goods Remnants
of waist. skirt and full dress lengths
in The wanted black materials.
One of the largest assortments
we've ever had. Values from sc
to Sf.25 a yard, offered tomorrow
at ooc a yard.
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40c poplins u
at 23c ~

Mercerized Poplins with rich
permanent luster, white grounds
with medium size colored dots in
light blue, Alice blue, brown, Law
ender and black. 1t is a superior
material for shirtwaists and dresses.
23c a yard.
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T
Cam, 2ac; dozen. SET
CUT STRING BEANS
-Jessamine Brand: can.
lie; doZen..........H1.zo
LILY WHITE BRAND
COLUMBIA FL
12c;
1oZen ..............TI.oo
lib. fiat can, nc: doz-
en- s%.fs
ZALLIVINE BRAND
LIMA BEANS-No. 2
can. 12c; dozen....S1.&
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ED JAMS-A fresh ship
ment: lib. pots. Stra w
berry, Raspberry. Rasp-
berry and Red Currant,
21c each jar; dozen,
$2.41; Damsop. Rhubarb,
Green Gage. Green Plum.
Apricot, Blackberry and
Apple and Red Gooseber-
ny, 18c each; 1oZ. $2.1S
e HERRING
Can, 10c; dozen....S1.16
BLOAT-
ERS-Cnn, 16c; dozen,
$I.S1
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RHMaey 4 cs's AtrssHs.s Are TIER Low pr,e..
4! !. (! !: J ! s !: 5
&A bwsy At 9th Ax - 81 - 35th ST.
A Special Sale of Groceries 9TH

A Special Sale OF Groceries 9TH Floor
orandma's Borax Powdered soap-lsrgc size carton; sod elsewhere at
from sc to fse; on price for this sale -. Noncompliance. -. .-...... Zoe
Ammo-Dry Ammonia-nsy Be used in same manner as liquid amnoGs
one can equals three large bottles advertised everywhere at toe EACH or pe: for
coffssNvenna brand rich, fun Favored and fragrant. bean. eranulted and
piserhed; pound cartons fresh roasted or regular price 2oe lbi for this
sb. cartons beans ons9 regularly gao, sale price 7sc; a5lb. sacks 1913
F gEA.L1t 6gao wHrT Ess G5of s4 raA rorne.s rn oa1s.s cHP pPsn TSA breakfast
e szds+ a1 1G's Mixed ays Sl l ssPfsf b Gs, fqS m sarssn regularly PC SALE .ee
e. Fl '@sssssssS . gsss j IS SSs. a s sssss IS IS SIS S$ s AJAX. ss:$ssS Il !:%s ! p;
usually sod in speciality stores at ssc sHh our price for this sale, box OF 6 59e;
French prunss. in iob. wooden boxes large size, perfect fruit; imported
Red Star Baking Powder--An absolutely pure cream of tartar powder of
o5 " sas manp posat o q@ ss"Is @sat in s sssasI sss st much lower priced than my
SALE !. T. ;'s aaaa 1857 1sii a. /. FL ssae s;s so, s So sal. sae' reg. shse ~
nacy's Famous "Red Star" Brand Breakfast Cocoa, HHb. cans rau-
ary 2G speea, Ice: sb cans -. -. - 81 SO
sqa'a e man Of IN higher priced popular brands, barrel So. "A; haf,D.grl
our own importation; packed in pure olive oil:
Maneau Brand bonssss 4hn, CSC; doz, s3. "a; .stn, Soc; toz,
Melville Brand Bonshs sardhes- 4stn, 24c; doz, se.77, tin s2e:
Arzano Brand sardines-4-in. Ice; dz, SLY, 4-hn, a7c;
dozen. -. sa.i3
TOASTED pu CORN 5LMns ss ia e. sl.m eEsAnagoN 1Ms OF sopA-Asa,s
5 s ss.I #s asn5' 's = ' n .s X II Z |" ,s 5sssas - : e'FfzssFAs s sf S;s
s Es$fss s! !:s sssA5a$$5 f $$#s y = ,$ SSfsssy Vi III H |As :5s ! as 4 $9 !.
r si5ff, yg 5$ ~ s5,Ss ! E T. afs ss e ( f gg fssfSsftARh Rp2E554s5 s51 ssR,s.ss AbS{ + S.
e1 PnS ~: % q TABLE srRur-sssso is , h4az YaI gaa1 n be- 9o eoNDES sT1
-G aoTE z.s n 5gsso' s2H ED B1 1sHs1z tss5 ssP:. pI iaSsAH NzsFBH sHAhB
Ssz sEs's Brand s.; y $:eS. II n r S s Fl; ss s $ss: NO : can, 90 a'sslSss
ssSS SF5#Ss EE1 lS'.,.' s$$SS ss' s s 4 aR:i s.$sS Ssss;Fsls: :s 's ss,1 u or, sz's
1osen >.~..~"~~s,-aa App 3 s saa Red ACE so% sai3 f}o5H% =: S say 1i.
m IN nat can. aa's ss sasa c, %RF ESe! s5 aERn, siie : ! z "a sae
M ssy ysss. sssss s Szsssa II: s@ 4; f., J! s$ $#sS$:ss e ffi ts$.. = =;
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rRr A CLASSIFIED AID. IN THE STAR
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TOASTED CORN FLAKES-The IA
nous Cerealine, manufactured by the
American Hominy Co; this sale, &c
MARCEAU BRAND FINEST I'M
PORTED FRENCH OLIVE OIL; small
bottle, &c; dozen. S2.51. Medium bot
tie, 37c; dozen, S4.fG. Large bottle,
&c; dozen, 81 II Gallon can, 1922.
half-gal. can. s1.5S. Full quart can. SIC
LILY WHITE BRAND PREPARED
FLOUR-3-lb. carton, A each; doz-
en- d.
PENN MAR TABLE SYRUP-No.. 2
car. 1Sc. 81. Oh
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CHAPTER ".

THE sol DER FINDS AN UNTRoDDEv VAL.
LEY.
~ FADE BURRELL had expert
" enced a profound sense cf
pity for Necia upon learning
her fathers relation to AL
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siwash Of n Ensr,sh unless We are
alone"
suddenly she dropped her WORK and
came close up TO ham. "Csn he b. the
oner
II dent kssw. Stark is not tie
Mans. but h. might have changed T.
he had Feasons enoueh."
"Whe u tt9s men St6rkT
II Aeut Know that either. ssed
= beas d him when I was in British
CeluesS1ar
but Sussly ysu must haew n he b
the sas1o. 6Ae MOST hsve told yoa how
hs hooked OsAsss Must have toad
you
Gale $1,000 ~ he'd. svcsy Jses1s. I
could ut ~ Aer, ana Others knew
kim - Ven they nSvvr doubted that
had sosa INN, bua thls much I Do
knew, - wss dsslE"-
'ThtS nao b dsyik"
land ~ spasit WIS Inc that Of Q
mad hogsS'--
This mens tWp0 = black"
-"aDd his syes Wvg0 esue1~
This man has svn s1eA"
He lacked I'VE yssss Of M age,"
ssid The trader.
This mGn b forty jean on It
must b BE- sEsd the sQusW.
Eves NeeA wou1d havS masseled
had ~ heard tn Ssvsostlsn q her
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'Otv ~ TtOuybt UUu UoVo I-VtCOt XIV
"About ten years."
"Then Miss Necia was born out In
the States7"
Gale shot n startled glance Mt the
soldier before he answered in the af.
Hrmative. but Burrcll was studying a
pattern Of sunlight on the floor and
1id not observe him. A moment later
he inquired hesltatingly:
as this your first marriage, Mr.
Gale?" When the other did not an.
swer he looked up and quickly added:
II beg your pardon. sir. What led
me to ask was Miss Necia She IL SO
well, she Is such remarkable girl"
Gales face hnd undergone change,
but he answered quietly:
II amt never been married"
"N'hatT"
when I took Alluna It wasn't the
style. and neither one Of US has
thought much about 1t since"
"Oh, l see," exclaimed Burrell hur
riedly. "I'll bring that list with me the
first time think about It," And. nod
ding amiably, he sauntered out. Blu
his mind was In whirl, and even
after he had reached his quarters be
found himself repeating:
1.-The other was bad enough. Poor
little girl! Poor little girl"'
Gale likewise left the store and wen,
into his house, the odd look still strong
In his eyes. to find Necia posing in bel
new regalia for Poleon's benefit. Al
sight Of her he fell into strange and
unexpected humor and to their amaze
ment commanded her roughly to take
the things Off. His voice and manner
were harsh and at utter variance witt
any MOOD he had ever displayed b.
fore.
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THE STORY TELLER.
A Former Burlington Girl and John q.

During one OF the weary night sessions
Of the House Of Representatives near the
close OF the late session. Congressman
Foster was pointing out to n group Of
colleagues in the cloak room the long
list OF distinguished men in Washington
who trace their lineage to Vermont
The list included President Taft. Vice.
President Sherman, Vice-President Fair
banks. Senator Teller. Congressman
Hepburn of Iowa Needham Of California.
Prince OF Illinois. Pray OF Montana.
Guernsey Of Maine, Morgan OF Missouri
and Foss Of Illinois. Congressman
Mccall and Roberts OF Massa-
chusetts and Senator Doliver Of IOWA
were declared 10 be good sons-in-law each
having married daughter Of the State.
Congressman Needham's father grew up
in Addison county. The congressman
himself was born in prairie schooner
as the family Journey overland 20
California. But" said Mr.. Foster. me
10 loyal to Vermont thereby exemprfying
the philosophy Of the Irishman who
insisted that a man ooght to be loyal
born there"
Albert Douglass OF Ghillichothe. Ohio.
who assayed successfully the difficult
role Of succeeding Glen. Charles H.
Grosvenor. formerly the Santa Claus Of
the House. Mr.. Douglas Is one Of the
best fellows and brainiest men In the
popular branch Of Congress. He has al
ready gratihed his friends and surprised
his opponents by what ne has been able
nitoA ~ ~
without wishing TO appear to class
myself with the distinguished descendants
Of Vermont" said Congressman Douglas.
II want TO say that my mother. Hannah
Maria Sill, although horn and reared IN
Ohio. attended school when a girl at the
then celebrated Converse school for
girls IN Burlington, W. Among her
ardent admirers at the time was John
g. SAKE. then lad about her own age.
On one occasion a party Of young people,
including my mother and young SAKE,
went with chaperones 10 TiconderoRa
to attend ball given in the old
fashioned hotel there At tho close Of the
ball young SAKE fingered for time in
the Office with his companions When he
attempted 10 go 70 his room he found
the corridors pitch dark. for gas and
electricity were then unknown there.
Finding II impossible 70 read the num-
hers on the doors and hearing voices In
one Of the rooms nearby he raped on
the door and explaining his dilemma
asked the loan Of a candle. II turned
out to re the room occupied by my
mother and her chape~on My mother
promptly landed candle 70 young SAKE
who proceeded to his room without
further difficulty. The next morning he
returned to my mother the candle pinned
to which was bit Of paper With these
lines"
"You loaned me a candle. give you my
thanks.
And add as a compliment Justly your
due.
There IA not a girl In the feminine ranks.
who could. n she would hold a candle
to you"
my mother went back to Ohio and IN
due time married my father. But
! throughout her life she fondly cherished
the memory OF her school day ex-
periences IN Burlington and particularly
this trip 10 riconderosa In company with
John q. SAKE"
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"And you paid 5000 for itw Necia
said, aghast. The Canadian shrugged.
"Only fer de good heart Of Marie
Bourgette pay wan t'ousnn'," said
he. Il maxi seven hendred dollar clean
profit"
1T was very nice Of beth Of yeu, but
Il can't wear 1t. I've never seen a
dress like 1t except In pictures, and
Couldn't She saw bis face fall and
said impuisively;
an wear It once anyhow. Pelson,
just for you. Go away quick now ana
let me put II on"
"Dat's good" he nodded az he moved
away. II bet you max dose dance hail
women look lax sucker
No man may understand the sir11
feelings as she set about clothing her.