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The Lamar register., 1909-09-22
EGGS.
XIII. Sage Chicken to Save sheep.

Evanston, wyo.-Louis Jones, a
sheepherder, was recently charged
with killing sage chickens out OF sea
son. He admitted his guilt but
claimed the killing was justifiable.
He said flock of sage hens alight-
ed among his sheep one day. and. af.
ter much work. he succeeded In driv-
ing away all save one young. tooth
some chicken, which insisted on re-
naming with the flock. which was
greatly disturbed by the Tutoring
fowl. Finally. in desperation. and to
prevent his flock from stampeding.
young Jones shot the sage chicken.
and later placed 1t in the camp wagon.
intending to bury II. Returning to
camp that night hungry, and the
chicken being fat and inviting. Jones
says he cooked and ate it. The next
day game warden found chicken
feathers near the camp wagon and
charged Jones with a violation OF the
game laws.
Before now herders and others have
claimed sage chickens would fly
against their camp wagon and be In
jured so that death was necessary to
relieve them of suffering, but this is
the first time on record where a sage
hen had to be killed out of season to
prevent the stampeding OF sheep.
The Lamar register., 1909-09-22

is for that family to receive her gra.
ciously and kindly. Girls should re-
member never to allow any demon.
STATIONS of affection except in private.
The Lamar register., 1909-09-22

Spanish lace scarfs. scarcely seen
since the days of their popularity 20
years ago. have again made an ap
pelrance.
The Lamar register., 1909-09-22

a dainty candle shade gives a pref
ty finish to table. mantel or dresser.
and the new tinted flower shades
mounted over colored silk are most
attractive. The woman who is clever
with her brushes may make no end
of pretty things. but these shades may
be Initiated even by those who krow
nothing about painting. providing 1hey
put the color on in a neat, careful
manner.
The first step is to trace the design
on a piece OF water-color paper. then
color 1t, either shading. If one knows
how, or using fat washes with pen
and ink outline. In the latter case
use waterproof ink. going over every
line when the paint is dry. This wash
and outline work is quite as effective
as the more difficult light and shade.
In either case use light brown for
the stems, two shades OF green for the
leaves, the smaller leaves the lighter.
and the centers of the flowers yellow.
with the inner petals OF the roses
deep rose and the outer petals deli
cate pink This is mounted over a
pink silk shade.
The design is planned SO that the
The Lamar register., 1909-09-22

eyes, spools of thread. steel bodkinsr
etc. There were prizes OF needle
books, scissors and spool cases filled.
The Lamar register., 1909-09-22
After the Announcement.

trkcF tHG
II would be ridiculous to say that n
girl should be more careful of her
manners at one time than at others.
but nevertheless 1t is perfectly true
that a girls actions are more likely
to be scrutinized and criticised on GER
tain occasions than on others. Per
haps a girl is more apt to be criti-
cised during the early part of her en-
gagement than at other times. Every
small &C. of girl is under the sever
est inspection by the family and
friends of her future husband. and
especially If she has not been known
to them before. II is an exceedingly
wise young woman who conducts her
sell SO that even the most critical
could find no fault.
II would seem unnecessary to say
that a girl should not accept any at
tentions from any young men. yet
there are many young women who
make the foolish and seemingly harm
less mistake. II Is not the place of a
young girl to make any advances to
,<he family of her fiance, except un-
der exceptional conditions. The the
DRY is that girl should watt to be
welcomed into the family to which
.h4 will belong in the future. and II
The Lamar register., 1909-09-22
Live Poultry.
Butter.

Elgin firm. firm ...-.. 30
Creameries, ex. Colo. lb. 30 @34
Creameries, ex. East. lb. ..33 asa
Creameries. End grade. lib. .27 @2s
Process and renovated. lb.27 92S
Packing stock ....... ~
The Lamar register., 1909-09-22
NEW STRENGTH FOR WoMEN'a
BACKS.
How to Make a Bad Back Better.

Women who suffer with backache.
bearing down pains, dizzy spells and
The Lamar register., 1909-09-22
DENVER MARKETS
Cattle.
Beef steers, grain fed, good

Cattle.
Beef steers, grain fed, good
to choice .............6 .00@7.25
Beef steers, grain fed. fair
to medium ......... 5.00@6.00
Beef steers. grass. good to
choice ............ 4.25@5.0O
Beef steers, grass, fair to
medium .......... $3.50 4.25
Cows and heifers. grain fed.
good to choice ...... .4.5O@5.00
Cows and heifers. grain fed,
fair to medium ..... 3.75@4.50
Cows and heifers. grass. good
to choice ......... .3.20@3 1856
Cows and heifers. grass. fair
to medium .27043.15
Cows and heifers, common
and Gamers =. ...... 1.50@2.5O
Stock cows ............. 2.OO02.So
Veal calves 5000 500
Bulls .2OO@2.75
Stays 49,. .2.759 $50
Feeders and stockers, good
to choice .-............ .4.OOq 4.oo
Feeders and stockers, fair to
good ..-............3 5O@4.OO
Feeders and stockers, COM
mon to fair .......... 3.00@3.5O
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-24
CAINtSvlllt TO Hlvt
ABlC CONVENTION


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t..I. ...I..HI.. ..
t... |HU. U .. IH
vH..h $500 rI... H.I .H. tf.N tI.hI
w thr t'.iIulnH .' NHf i.IW.f
t.U,.HIIn .H.
Th. rlwda aa. pharmaceutical
A.swialbn vtUi I .mI.r' H s
are, wahHUt w it, tturr..i. H tt.
state aud vtI,h 81 rtabrlua s. er.
of ibr mu.i ntuilrgHbl slHiI, M
rhuida. vu ven,rur buty tu tvN
dave iuug b aud Co. at vbl,h Umt
n Be- ysuoctpd that Vnv w thp hrneal
Cruvds lu thy hlaiof, ui thy ass,t.la
tiou vul b. m attendance an mdt,s
tiuus polutlnr thls vay A pumbof
~ he meml,vrs have written thsl
che, expect ~ D. accompanied D, thplt
wives. which vlll mako the up,bslrn
an thc morc succcsstul irwin a.yltl
standpoint
On June 8 one day uflof to che
meeting of che Pharmaceutical Assn
citation the state nuard 1T rharmar,
win convene hcrc tor thc purtssr eft
conducilng an examination, AND iudi
cations are that quite numhcr Ut
applicants win b. prcscnt Vndvr thy
law % this state. no pcrson h pcr
mlttcd 20 dispense drogs or on prc
scriptlons without haVlng passed a
successful examination ~ this hoard
Will Have Fine Program.
Tho local druggists. with a view II
making arrangements for cntcrtalu
ms those who atteud this convention
have formed an association. ~ which
W. A. Johnson 10 chairman and John
Y, Ambrose secretary This local a.
ISOLATION has already sent Out a lars,
number Of Invitations to the druEgists
Of the State. urglng them to be pres
ent. and assuring them 81 "a tlm,
which they will never forget"
An interesting and entertaining
program Is being arranged. cOncMd
Ing with a banquet. which viii b,
published later
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-24

other improvements are cOnlem.
plated In Micanopy proper one of the
most important % which h the in
slalla,ion of an upto.date electric
uEht plant This plant which vii
be erected by D. a. Alison of Able.
yillc. ga. win prove Of Ercat benefit
60 the town. The council az a 70
cent meeting decided to take street
llrhts, and che promoter will be grant.
I'd all reasonable privileges Citi.
sens are subscribing % lights liberal
~, aud indications are that Micanopy
win soon cmcrEc from the darkness
which has oyerhunE the town since
Il occupied place ga the map.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-24
Mheeplna eeuah.

This o. more dangerous disease
than 10 generally presumed. II will
hc n surprise % many 90 learn that
wore deaths result from n than from
scarlet fever Pneumonia often ~.
suits from a. Chambcrlaln's Cough
remedy has been used IN many cpl.
lcmlcu 90 whnoping cough. aud al
,ays with the beet results. nolbcrt
NCkClg of Harlan, Iowa. SAYS Of a.:
MY boy took Whnoplng cough when
nine months old. ne had q On the
winter I gut a bottle of Chamber
lalns Cough Remedy which proved
good cannot recommend n too
highly" Fur sale hy al druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-24
eARO FNoN M HENDERSON,
ADVISES GreAers 70 Purchase s,eeb
81 EieUda Nurseries oniy.

ADVISES NFehefh 70 FWfchaee atcNb
81 Eierjda Nurseries Only,
Eduur sun tcpl that u e.
nay duty 10 warn che people ~ Oalncs
vlllr and Alachua couuly against
buylne fruit trees frum any uurscr,
az Assent Ot any nursery outside ~
The state have been handiinr and
plaallHg hult trccs IN Florida Zoe
nftccn years, and have Ind a. much
and varied experience, perhaps, 81
any man In che state. and I say With.
out Hesitation 90 fear ~ successful
contradiction. that money spent for
most kinds ot fruit trccs groWn out
side ot the state D. worse than thrown
away Especially 10 this true 81
pcaches aud plums None Of the va
rlctlcs of peach grown IN Georgia.
~ north ~ thcrc, viii produce q sln.
sic crop of fruit. here, and only a few
of the plums EroWn there are worth
anything here, And besides heine
worthless, their agents soil peach
trees aud plum trees "a from soc Co
81 each, when you can set them pee,
fcCtly adapted o. our soil aud climate
Tor a. cents each or ti0 per lOo from
any IL cur homo nurseries of which
there arr several that arc pcrtcC,ly
reliable.
u trcc planters viii tut remember
this one principle, VIA, that p,achce
plums iapan pvrslmOns. applvs. most
varieties at bunch rrapcs, poart, aut
many other fruits aud nearly al of
che nnr r0svs must b. huddcd ~
grattvd ga native Florida roots a.
succcvd, much money would be- saw
ga a. che people ~ The state aud bet.
Ter fruit aud morv flowers would b.
the result
Their agents usually guarantee
anything YOU ask them TO. but what
o. their guarantee vouhs Nuthlng al
an
n by WFltlng this I can save oven
a few men trum hring humhuggcd, I
shalt tccl veil pald
F.P HENDERSON.
Gainesville. May A.. 1908
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-24
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BtuTvtS m ROADS


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Id. es. tt. rl.l tnrH H t.. .mri,
H stNtu tf. ann w.1 H.uHt vUh
tte ftsun itsi BE- vas ih. nfa dIs
itIB ui thal tlud euat1 ib. ,Hlf.ns
~ thr diaHD ,uiinr almu.i aililt
ba iht pftaiion ut amp te,ausy ihp
reaUsga thr sl,ani8eof bHNffr1 h
hatd sufm,pd taas
Ava nuv the, arp clad thp, irot
ihls stand os ulhef communities foi
lovud ard iulat Alarhua tuuntt has
as man, mllcs uf bsfd trad b. au,
ceuu,, ~ ihe state. vynsldsrlus 90,
slime shr has takpn e. build thom
lusitlpt 80 O. n a arev measure
Irresponsible Zoe thia conduiun ui at
falta. ana che progressive citizenship
" that district deserves a. BE- con
graduated
Another election zoe trustees NJ che
district ava o. determine the millarg
tax zoe Rad rurpusCs was held Tues
ia,. al which time nv ~ T. Mont
gomcfy. a. e. Etlns and N = Ward
were elected trustees, and n was NJ
most unanimous vote 10 make thy
how ave mills.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-24
a HAPPY Father

u soon turned 10 a sad ono n h.
has 10 walk the noor every night with
a cryiug baby MC0cca nahy EliNir
Will mako the child we'll -soothe De-
nerves, induce healthy, normal ulum
hrr. nrst toe dlsorderrd bowels and
sour utomach-all tccihing babies
need a. Pleasant 30 take, SURF. ard
safe. contains no harmful drugs
Price 20 and 90 cvnts pcr bottle Sold
by ". N. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-24
cUKE MOVEMENT HEAVY.
SsVeral Carloads Moving from the
EVinst0n Section Daily.

Mr., aud Mrs =. a. Hester ot
Winston we're among those Who
t,vorcd Gainesville With a visit
hursday.
sir. Hester is the ohllying agent
20 the Atlantic Coast line az Evins.
a. which O. one of the most im
Iortaut stations from vegetable
chipping standpoint on the Florida
southern division. large quantities
bclng shipped every season.
Mr.. Hester states that the move.
mcnt OF truck has been good an sea.
son. The principal shipment at pre-.
,rt D. cucumbcrs, several care lvaN
ing daily. Cukcs are nov bringing
very good prices Ia The Northern and
Eastern markets.
The acreage In Watcfmclous iu the
vicinity at Eyluston d. good. and the
crop promises a large Yield Of "a.
ccptlonaIy nice fruit The melon
season will open between June .
and 10. when heavy shipments arr
anticipated
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-24
Nlssnopy Win, win Usss.
srom saturdays Daily sun,

m ANNA NANNANAAH = NAtAN NNMH
The Micanopy Junior baseball team
camc up yesterday Tor the purpos,
of cleaning up" the Gainesville az
grcEation Of kidu aud fully succeeded
la their undertaking.
Although only ono game was % be-
PLAYED, Tor the amusement. and just
to show the boys that they had not
been az alert In practice as their coun.
try friends, two Eames were pulled
"a" and the Mlcanopy boys came out
victorious On both contests.
Tho nrst same was rather close, the
scorc being 2 90 4, but che second
same resulted IN a onesidod score Of
10 toa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-24

Many weak nervous women have
been restored 90 health hy Folcy'e
Kidney Remedy a. u stimulates the
Kidneys 80 they viii eliminate the
waste matter from the blo,d. lmpur
tiles deprcss the nerves, causing ncr'.
Gus exhaustion and other ailments
Commence today aud yea Will soon
BE- we'll Pleasant 60 take. j. W,
McCOllum a Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-24
Boys VIII Bs Boys

And are always setting scratches.
cuts. spralns. bruises, bumps. burns
or scalda Don't NEGLECT such thinRf
they may result seriously n you
DO Apply nallard's Snow Eminent
acrordlug 90 directions rirht away
and d Will relieve che pain and heal
enc trouble Price 25c. 5Oc and ti OO
suld D., " n Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-24

Tho nrr department vas called uui
FrldaS at i.2o by au alarm from noN
So Witch vas found to be- che reel
dyu,r uf " A MrNall, Tho hlatt
nae r,tluEuishyd without turuluE uu
thp water and thr damaEr. Witch
amounts to uul, "a email hUlr ln che
kurbru ruUt vlu pruhabl, De- lrr.
than o.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-24
Death Of An Infant

Tho thrcc-day old infant daughter
uf Mr. and Mn " A McNaNN died
Thursday morning. and wac hurlrd
iu the afternoon che funeral services
being conducted by Rry o. i. l'u'h
of SD Patricks Catholic church
The bcrra,rd parents have The
-ymrathy of their uumrruu. irirnds
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-24

n you desirc a clear complexion
trle Foleys OrIno Laxative iur con.
stlpation and liver trouble al h vii
stimulate those organs aud thorough
ID cleanse your system, which Do
VIA, everyone needs Ia tho spriug m
order 90 feel Well .. " McCullum
a Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-24

For a burn or scald apply Cham
bgrlalua sal,o. n vill allay che pain
almost Instantly aud quickly heal ths
injured parls Fof sale by all drur
Fiata
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-24
MORR & SON
aI. PIIIRsnuRo. TLoRIpA.

We Want EBBs, POultD, Vegetables
end Fruit-aTs IN t0uCh with DE
best markets. Of lhe South.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-24

MnrhsWtstn N \ Ihe tVNUlaf hily Vvni
aHA g,ne tllllaf slfe tsitlta aft mild ~
80 dfurrlsla tNin1 niake aWt uiisiahe
hui fVnlUmlucf the nanit eWnmp N,sal
~. kunrf'a Huauip Ntssl, ard The ~
aspsa, ninghamtun, \, ", cn sNvfy ls'ttle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-24

TOO sus onos TOE oaIIIuS cards
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-24

au,luutWt,mhsyth N
psyta l.ls llpttnmliy
Whrn vttiiun mgnlh b
rya.linr thls rtugfvH
snpf ththiat'is4 an,l
ynd ,,,af e'l.l,ess ~
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10

ments of her sex, while the groom
wore his best store clothes, which cost
$10.39 in Albany three years ago. Old
Fisher needed a wife to take care of
the house on his old farm, and Helena
has wanted a man for 10! these many
years. The minister who tied the knot
does not guarantee that it won't slip,
or that it can't be cut; but does guar
antee their right to live together with
out scandalizing the neighborhood or
causing undo talk. He got his fee,
which was 81, and was darned glad to
get 1t.
Old man Gault is mighty pleased
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
TruthfulIy Chronicied

The editor of the Scotia Chronicle is
determined that at least one wedding
shall be written up truthfully, so here
goes:
very handsome wedding took place
last night at the mortgaged home of
Gamaliel Gault of Burdock lane. when
his 35-year-old daughter, Miss Helena
Gault, was Joined in legal and lawful
wedlock with jeremiah Fisher, an old
widower of Fishers Landing.
The bride took her part well for one
totally inexperienced. She was clothed
In the ordinary and inconspicuous gar
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
Might Make Them Sick

Bacon-You say your wife is very
considerate?
Egbert-Very. Why, she is even con-
siderate of flies.
"You don't mean it?"
Eyes, 1 do. Why, yesterday she
made a cake with her own hands,"
"And she wouldn't let you eat any
of it. 1 suppose?"
"Worse than that. When 1 went
home she was sitting over it with fan
so the flies wouldn't touch it! Wasn't
that considerate ?"-Yonkers States
man.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
His Chance

Bill-Got twins, has he? That's
tough, isn't it?
Jill-No; he's happy over it.
81 should think he'd be anything but
happy"
"Well, you see, they won't have as
much trouble naming two as one. His
wife will name one, and he'll get a
chance to name the other
Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10

NsEPrEMB oN ~
" coND 90
81
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10

Helena is wed. He did not give her
away but would have long ago if any
one had asked for her.-Puck.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
IN EMERGENCIES.

Miss Gddngton; Oh did
<
Julep Ee-hum. lady. very
clutched -
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
WARM HEARTS IN ICE HUTS
Savage Tells Us OF Cruelty in Civilization.

Prof. Frederick Starr. noted student
OF humans at the University OF Chi
cago, tells how up in the wild Green
land country he came across an Es-
klmo fishing. although his hut was
flied inside anu stacked up outside
with frozen fish
Prof. Starr was surprised that the
Eskimo would fish in the cold when
he had so much already.
This is not for me. explained the
Eskimo. Some Of my people won.
be as lucky as am. and then I'll havo
enough fish for them. too
Such doctrine OF generosity
doesn't come from people who are
savage. Meme is right
The Eskimo has sized up the New
York philanthropists who fed and
clothed him. He calls thom ungener-
Gus. He got smiles but he didn't get
sympathy He got AL he could eat
and drink and wear. and no generosity
TO color the courtesies that these
proud superficial silly people show
cred on him.
Snobbery. smiles. silliness-but no
sympathy
When will these polite people take
the words OF the Eskimo TO heart?
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16

Meme. the Eskimo boy, who'll soon
leave the United States never again 10
live outside an Ice hut. has sized up
Americans and their manners with Il
sentiment that will bear repeating:
What is civilization this child
Of the ice country asks. ITS keeping
everything you can get and getting
everything you can. It's smiling po-
litely instead of being generous. Its
being pleasant when IL doesn't cost
you anything
We don't look TO the lips OF an
Eskimo 10 issue words OF wisdom,
but Meme mirrored the whole painted,
pretending, contemplate social
scheme as practiced in our big cities
with this: IT'S smiling politely in
stead OF being generous"
Any man with money can give some
OF II away and say he's generous. BY
the same standards, yes. Then there 5
sympathy Money will not buy it. and
heart that Is dried up with selfish
ress can't give H. The face smiles,
the heart is a blank
Meme is going back TO savagery
some people think. but we suspect he
likes the people in the frozen country
because they know how 10 be gen
circus.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16

| was feeling like a coffee bean the
other day-that is, a little parched
So | went into drug store where
they had signs up Peach Pifflc
Doughnut Frappe, Mint Mayonnaise
Creme de onion, Strawberry Slaw
Spinach Sponge. and lot of those
other summer drinks.
At the front counter they had lot
OF plumbing that looked like a wed
ding cake. y
lis tkat a soda Fountain" | asked
NO" said the man in the white
Jacket. that's an onyx fountain
Well" | said. Il did want a glass
OF soda. but in that case I'll take a
glass OF onyx"
That's funny drink for this hot
weather." he said
What OF it," | said. I'm not buy
ing the drink for this not weather
I'm buying 1t for myself
Leave II TO me. he said. I'll draw
you a fine drink" And he squirted
such a fine stream into glass that
Il looked like a spray.
DO you call that drawing a drink:
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16

ing Bellinghan. TO navigate the "Di.
He settled Diana comfortably in the
stern, and then gave the order for
Bomberg But Diana, rous1ng herself
from the stupor into which she had
fallen. murmured the words: Miss
Hunt"
And Stroag's heart and conscience
smote him, for, truth TO tell, In the
hurry Of the descent on the villa and
in his anger against Cloud for his
carelessness and neglect, he had for
gotten the girl who had served his
cause so faithfully and so well.
He was very undecided for a mo-
ment. although he saw that II was I'M.
perative that she should be removed
beyond the possibility of harm
In his perplexity ne turned an In
curing face to Diana. who quickly
said
Don't you think you would find
her az Jimmy Cloud's?"
Strong made little grimace OF dis
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16

gust. Jimmy had done we'll at the out
set but had fallen short of his esti-
nation OF him since. and 1t did not
please him TO be compelled to render
any succor TO the house in the Rue de
Ranelagh.
The suggestion, however. was a
sound one, and so, signalling to the
"Di," he put about and made quickly
from Chatou for Paris.
He did not spare either OF the air.
ships, and In a few minutes they
crossed the Notifications. rushed over
the Bots de Boulogne. and hung about
the quiet little street In Passy, In
which he hoped to find Miss Hunt.
SO quick had the passage been that
he calculated that LSdwig would not
have sufficiently recovered his senses
TO telephone to the prefecture OF police,
and as the night was dark-so dark
chat the passage OF the airships could
not possibly have been observed. nc
counted on the probability that his re-
turn 10 Paris would be unknown.
He was 10th to leave the Victor"
himself. not because he was averse
to rendering all the assistance he
could possibly give to Miss Hunt. but
Jimmy until his anger had cooled
And SO ne signalled across TO Bel
bingham and the Balkanian officer In
the "Di" that they must descend and
search for Miss Hunt
B6lnngham knew Jimmy's abode,
and put the "Di" quickly down into
the quiet little street. He prayed that
no police might be about, and his
PRAYER was answered. The Rue de
Ranclqgh was utterly deserted.
In response to his pull at the bell
the door was opened by one Of the dc.
tectiyes who had Jimmy under sur
yeillance.
Bellingham guessed the mans iden.
tity, but paid no heed to him; he
brushed past him, walked quickly
down the passage and. without pauS
ing to knock at the door, hurried into
Jimmy's study.
There he found that dilatory young
man kneeling beside an armchair in
which was seated an obviously very
tired and overwrought-Mis Hunt.
40 he CORtinued.J