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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-03-20


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dered many men whose ewes were turned in
tina, direction she was 100 frark 10 fo;er ON
indifference to the alluring possibility of a
residence within its walls She had a can
didate at Chicago that day, and If the question
We're put SquareIy TO her she was ready un.
HeS.'"''"sF 10 aIo" MN.
Inc woman ana children made altogether an
L"'ohSplCuous huIe group as they crossed
ems! wanna avenue and entered the big triple
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-03-20

Gen and Mrs. Corbin and
Gen and Mrs Edwards are
prominent in the social on.
tnurago of the next White
House regime Gen Corhin
comes from Ohio. Mrs Cor.
bin was Miss Edith Patten
OF Washington. formerly of
California. Their friendship
with Mr.. and Mrs Taft is
Of long standing They were
all In the Philippines to-
gether Gen and Mrs. Cor
bin have reContlycomplcted
a handsome country home
AZ chevy Chase, Washing
toms most fashionable sub
urb
Gen and Mrs Edwards
are close uelGhDors Of the
White House Their friend
Ship with the Tatts has al
SO a farreaching and inter.
ostiug background With
Cen Edwards they have
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-03-20

cd there as wife of the secretary of war
she wore a demi-toilctte of black lace
over white, with a black and white hat
Cha rrafnrs botg 70 tOop1o
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-03-20

the white House regime with which
history connects the name Of Taft
compare with the hospitality OF Madi
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-03-20

As further inducemeni
to settlement of tho
wheat-raising lands Of
Western Canada, tho
Canadian Goyernmen,
has increased the area
that may be taken bya
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-03-20

HAT M an n or OF
woman is Mrs WI
liam II Taft, whose
name has been add
cd 10 those Of the
women whose innu
cnco has made the
social fame Of past
a d m ! II / s I a
TONS How does
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-03-20

sons the elegance Of John Quincy Adams the
simple democracy Of Andrew Jacksons, or
The stetcliucss Of James Buchanan's2 More
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-12

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4 Bog. III i R l,O'I)llDl'El1[|Ilz
i 70 ~ ~
8 !
opowiad ME hisstor yc5z.ne
B. ]. S, sa3 !, U
a. Gag 5 daisy.
TO m6wiac, wdoWa Ti>
IA wzliely kos:zyk j konew-
ke ! zWr6ciy sie ku grobocw-
cowi.
Bad6 zdroWa, Amro!
m6Wily przez ~.
Amra na kleczkach pa
trzyfa "a niemi dop6ty, do
%TEEEH&a- aua-EsL = a..E
p6ki ME milky v otworze
grobu.
Tegoz dnia jeszcze, "a ma
dej6ciem zn1ronk, powr6cila
xnowu do oWej przekletej cd
ludzi doliny.
I odtad przychodzila tn
codzie6 rano j wiecz6r.
TIL howe mieszkanie mat
XII i cork, choc ie stanowil
gr6b, mniej bylo posepne
cd cell wieziennej. n.
Swiat1o sloneczne ozlacalo|.
jego krogi, byl " MIN ot'ttw6r,.
przez kt6ry oczy nieszczesli-
wych niewiast mogly wybie-
gao ma SWAT Bozy.
Pod otwartem sklepieniem.
niebios : wieksza Wiara j
spokojeml, apizeli v ciemn nj.
cy, liczy}y one kroki zbliza-
jacej sic smierci.
Il. ",
Malluch ME zawi6d1 ocze !
kiwah Judy.
Ozznaczonego dnia przybyl
do Jerozolimy j zaraz naza-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-12

lutrrz Wzia sie do poszu1Ilkk'il
| u r5z 'pl,','||z' ! 70 :,
lbaszty' A lalI,',lilI rozp lsoea
ID energilcz,.ln1Iii,e, 81 s 'nnilalbe s.
Ia: sie iz~aplrroeoWsa,,dlzsict Ip 'l
trybluIna, doWodzacego za l'o'
"a zamk k, opoWiedziaI ~
wszyst'kiie szczegoiy Wypad'
[ku Gratusa, wykazazsuiac ME.
winno5c rodziny HURON. 90
wiia,dlczy} przytem, % zam annie
RIA Wnie5c pl1rodbe DO ceza
q, aby wr6cil jej c ''a.=
mienie. Pro6ba ia ~wywolala'
~ n;ewatpliwie rozkaz zba.
DANA ca}ej sprawy, lecz
poszkodowani ME obaWiali
sic najsurowszego boda'ij
5 ii : Wykazat ono no no:
glo tylko ich niew;nnokc.
Przedewszystkiem jednak
szlo 0 doWiedzenie sic, czy
kt6ry 2 czlonk6w tel niesz-
cze5liwej rodziny jest jesz-
cze ziyciu. I dlatego to villas:
ME, on, Malluch, sluga ST
monidesa, kupca : Antyo.
Chi, przychodzi do trybu1l.
IA.
W %odpowiedzi, rzymski u
pokazai mu zezna.
ME dw6ch t%redowatych ko-
biet, ~odmurowanych niedaw-
10 W p~odziemiach, kt6re
spisal ma swych tabliczkach.
z bolesnemi temi wiescia,
MI i wierny sluga podazy1 do
Daremnem byloby siIi6
sic ma opisanie jego rozpa:
cry.
Me pr,zyniosIy jej ulgi ma
wet }zy. P]akalo " MIN SER
CO gluchem, niedoslyszal.
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Tam .n6;da.
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r6Wniez iak atara Esipcvan-
|pa5 zadrza} ! m1odzie6oa.
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Mkt 3 Mich fl ME slyszal.
[ przychodzili tax dzie6
Inc dniu do ko6ca miesiaca
i przsz oaIy nsstepny, lecz,
|cho6 sowita obiecgwali zapla-
b.. n;czepo doW ;jt, sie
Mo mooi.
i iednak tredowaci ME
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-12
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I1Is1HT Sn.NsHS - ~ sssaNN8 &sssssas8@sT
bis,bI5l Iaerdecznly! &
Cierpienie Mo zWyykkIooI.
Iprseolhlo,dzi6 po sercach ludz
kie1h,snt1iiee fostawiajaena mich III
zllal'du, to o to 2zzsshs' q
I o. wz;m,openIo duszs Judy j
ba,lrdlzie9i jeszce'zae9i .pogIebiIo. Y =
niejj nienanisc DO Rzymu.
.k1Iii,edy po kL.iilkl.lul dniach Gu
Ia sila vol otrzasnal sia : ID
miacei 20 r'ozpaczy, poczul1,,,
10 peogrzebal jul o~sttatinie IS
kry nadziei, kt6re italy mu u
W duszY.
Wiec zostal mu pred o.
czami ;eden jjtulz tytko wielki
eel, jedn1o do speInienia "a
DAME, to Jest p~rzYgotowanie
narodu ~zydoWskiego do przy-
[jecia zapowiedzianego Krola,
oczekiiwanego pogromcy Rzy-
mu.
zwracajac sic do zycia sir
IL mlodzie6ozego zapalu,
przypomnial sobie slowa ST.
monidesa: "P6jdziesz do Je-
rozolimy, a stamtad v pus-
LYME; zbierzesz rozproszone:
|syny Izraela, powolasz je do
broni, cwicxac 10 j wyzna-
czajac in woodrow, BY Pan,
:l.st = .1 sEis &.s&&.ft% 80 4:
gdiy nadejdzie, mial hufc'e
(gotowe." .
Nazajutrz,. sko no swift. Ju-=
Ida by1 juz wdrodze ku Cali
lei, a vierny Maluch pozo-
etaI " Jerozolimlie. . !.
VI. ...>..
Zanim szk,ofczyla. sic zima,
Juda postawil ma nogi try
legiony ma wz6r %rzymskich.
|M6gl byi wprawdzie znale56
Idaleko wiecej zolnierzy var6d
bitnych Galilejczyk6w, lecz
musis1 dziala6 ostroznie ze#
wzgledu IA R J:
Poprzestajac tymczasem
na trzech o,ddzialach, wybtral
w5r6d Mich ludzl naispraw-
niejszych, kt6rych pf2ezna-
czal ma dow6dc6w, wyprowa-
dill ieh v doline ] tam "a
prawia1 do u'zycia broni, g
zwlaszcza wl6czni j miecza.
Potem kazal i'm wraca6 dc:
domu j uczyc tel sztuki IN
nych.
Owe 6wiczenia bojowe sta
VE&5 E.. EIE = .GMEJE.SES&s
y sic wkr6tce ulubiona roz-
rywka tych zuch6w.
W sprawe nadchodlzacego2
IKr6la Juda wlozyl Gala sWa
dgszs, ealy zapal .nIod'zieh.|
czy udzielil go sWoim pod.
to-
musis'llby zatrzymat sie Y;
.p6l DROP, gdyby ME popar
fc tis S III ktory do
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
SaUings Banks.
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK

s T.. sth Ave and 10th st.
isrEEEsT AT THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT.
AfR PER ASSCM will be credited depositors for
Qnthe SIX MONTHS ENDING DEC 81 on al
~ sums from s. 900 entitled thereto under
The laws. payable January IS.
Deposlis made before JAN. 10 viii draw Interest
Hom Jan. L. 1905.
JAMES QUISLAS. President
CHARLES NJ butcher. TTeas
SRkYcfEP kYAcafPpEN p, pkeoH R9sB u Secretaries
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.

lssturdEy. Saturday. | Net
Jan o. Jan &c. lchanEes
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

zopr-rc.N TRADING Foreign houses were not
active in the local market, selling moderately on
balance. In London the general market was quleI
Call money at the British capital was II falr oe-
rnand at Pa per cent while short time Dills were
firm. though not especlal.y actise- ' ne ne 3 te
OF the new Russian loan SHOWS tltC ue toIai -ss
f55.5sOOs. Of which f5s55oto Is offered IN inc
British market at SS=4 Indications point 10 shshuy
higher money rates abroad
COLORADO & SOUTHERN.-The expectation 10
entertained in well informed banking circles that
the So. .s9s 900 Colorado & Southern Az per cent
bonds viii be redeemed at early date under the
terms OF the mortgage at 1Ol. and be replaced oy
another bearing lower interest rate, backed
By the Chicago Burlington & Quincy This propo-
stion. II is understood. has been under consdera-
ton with view 10 lowering the Colorado & South
ern's fixed charges, since its acquisition BY ths
Burlington
COTTON MOVEMENT-'-The Financial Chroni-
gives the total port receipts Of cotton for ths
week ended January 10 as Z3h.S29 bales, against
2s5374 bales in the preceding week. making the
total receipts September l. 1905 6.94S0S bales.
against 563I f3 bales for the period Of 1907
'oS. showing an increase since September / 1868 OF
1156SS5 bales Southern weather has been generally
favorable during the week The movement OF cot
ton 70 the market has been fairly free for late
in the season
BANK CLEARINGs-The total bank clearings
Of the United States for the week ended January
16 1900 zone day estimatedl. according to The
s. 73 793 in the preceding week and $3.50 g2 lib
for the corresponding week Of 1898. Compared with
iSS per cert New York city SHOWS an lncreaSs OF
l9S per cent, Baltimore "a per cent and Chicago
1913 per Eent. Boston shows a decrease Of 15 par
cent
HEAVY DEMAND FOR REMITTANCE TO
PARIS.-As a consequence OF the heavy demand
for remittance TO Paris, in connection with tho
bringing out Of the Russian loan next week. franz
cables yesterday were almost unprOcUrable. and
quoted at SIS plus lilo. price which has noe
been reached IN several years.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH.
The American Telephone and Telegraph converts
BILE per cent bonds, due 1895. have been admitted
to quotation the Stock Exchange
INTERBOROUGH RAPID TRANSMITS IN
terborough Rapid Transit Company for December
showed a gross daily increase averaging $500. -
per cent OF which is net.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

Sentiment favored higher prices from the opening
OF business on the Consolidated Stock Exchange
Traders covered recent short sales around the
room, and as the day progressed the volume OF
dealings Increased materially Erie was n .pe-
cia! demand and failed to sell below 301z. COM
pared with a low figure tho Stock Exchange Of
SOL II went as high sIA, which was = OF a
point above the other board. Union Pacific, South
ern Pacific and Reading were all wanted. with their
prices at times ruling relatively higher There was
heavy trading IN Brooklyn Rapid Transit. and II
sold as high 7Ws which compared with I0@t on
the stock Exchange. The high prices Of Anal
garnated Copper and Steel preferred were both .
OF a point above the other Exchange. being re-
snectiyeIy 81 and Il4k Among the lower priced
issues Chesapeake & Ohio at times actively
bid for. Detailed operations follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
UNREGISTERED STOCKS.
CoNsoLmATED EXCHANGE.

.sells cents per share, todd lots.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money call. Ia. per cent
Time money in the last week continued easy
There eagerness 10 take funds. this being
largely due TO the OF call money. Rates. sixty
and ninety days. pa per cent four months, per
cent: five and six months, 1854 per cent. Mercan-
tile paper rather quiet. owing to lack Of de-
nlHnd OF merchants for accommodation. There was
excellent market for such high grade paper az
issued. Rates, 31sQf per cent for sixty and
ninety days indorsed bills receivable 3%R+H per
cent for choice four and six months single names
and 45zG75 per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHASGE-The foreign exchange
market opened firm. with cables quoted al 4.s77o8
4S7z, demand sterling at 4s73564.s74o and sixty
day bills at 4s514.S5I0. Short francs 515sh
and short reichsmarks e51s plus 1-S2. The sharp
decline in sterling at Paris regarded indi-
eating that further gold exports would be made
this week
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

OR BROKER DIRECTORS
wv OF successful mining company want party TO SCI
stock n good company LdoeTai COM
r1Iseon but no advance payment scheme considered
NEVADA GOLD, Box 215 Denver. colo
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
BOSTON STOCKS.

asked. tex dividend
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales aud the
closing quotations for stocks in which there were
transactions yesterday the New York Stock
Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
cers' posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston l5c discount:
Chicago CSC premium; San Francisco. sight no
premium, telegraph 10c premium; New Orleans,
commercial par, bank II premium; Charleston,
buying par. selling 1-l0c premium; ST. Louis: Ao
premium bid. Csc premium asked.
SILVER MARKET.-Commercisl bar silver.
622c Mexican silver dollars, &c. Bar silver in
London closed at "a $3.50. advance OF s-1sd.
GOLD PREMTUM-ln Madrid, IL 40; Lisbon, "a
MEXICAN Observation-Disclosures exchange on
New York IL quoted at 201%
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

@ saa sa se s ]
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
NIX dividend.

GOVERNMENT BONDS.
T,bs following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds. compared with FIJI
days -
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
: OANS $
Made on Collateral Having Market Value.
LOW INTEREST.
WE DEAL IN UNLISTED Securities
j. B. MORAN & CO.,
so BROADWAY
Tel s51s Broad
FOR SALE

Something better than L. S. Bonds. Fee in
land under 90 years lease IN the central busi-
ness district Of Chicago. Ill Income $4,000 per
year net Value Of building security S2.OOO,OUO-
Price 100000 cash j. AlrOn Austin, 1Il
IaSalle ST. Chicago, III
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

sEsx dividend
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money In
London pa 2is per cent; open market discount rata
for short bills. "a per long bills. "a per
Berlin discount pa per cent, Paris discount
rate, 2Ie per cent. Paris exchange London. Is
francs i0I. csntimss Berlin exchange on London.
20 marks z9Is pfennigs. Bar gold. Us 10l4-
FOREIGN SECURITIES British consos for
money So Ills Ger cent. for the account. s31s.
French rentes. s6 francs S71a eentines.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
DiUidend Notices.
Financial Elections.

NEW NETHERLAND BANK OF NEW YORK.
New York January 18th. 1909.
AZ the Annual Meeting OF the Shareholders OF this
bsrk held inst the following named gen.
tsraen duly elected Directors for the ensuing
CURTIS J BEARD
J. ADAMS BROWN
WILLIAM W CASWELL
WILLIAM z. CHAPMAN. JR-
CHARLES II FLEISCHMASN
TDo NJ FLEISCEMANN
ELGIN r. L GOULD
J. EDGAR LEAYCRAFT
-OT-TS K IIGGETT
John p. MUM
JAMES Il. OTTLEY
BELDEN J. ROGERS
HENRY w SACKETT
WILLIAM II. SEAICH
WTLiTS TERRY
a. meeting OF the Directors. held this day ny J.
Ahs-s Brown unanimously reelected President
80 Dr. John T. Mum unanimous Reelected
sles-EFesident CURTIS J BEARD, Cashier
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED Charles D. Barney Co.. No Is Broad st.
New York. and LIZ at PhiIadelphia)
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London Jan Is. I p m--The market FOR Arnert-
sn securities heavy. closing lower. Last QUO
atious follow
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-03-27
Illuminating Gas
Deadly Poison


s.: 1: !: : :: r. !. {:
distributed
Ef btumlnous coal contained
to z perc o deal OF
Of
the
those produced commercially II IS Dod
the hemogobn which the blood de-
functions the human body II mas
psychologists be about hundred times greater man
hold all that finds air breath and continue
carbon monoxide inhaled air so small
little
will produce immediate Ill effects and con
blind
smell
when with luminous
leak
nigh
Therear o which and better
candle lighted match
he found II IN
n sus When the point
n bubbles which break and REFORM
leaks small to SUSTAIN
A ct S
unburncd the
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-03-27
MISS KATE L. LUCAS,
PALATKA, FLORIDA,
MILLINERY FANCY GOODS,

Notions, ladies' misses and chill
drcn'5 summer underwear
Ladies' silk gloves.
Laces, embroidery, collars, belts and
the latest styles In spring hats aud
bOnncts
Experienced trimmer and designer
employed. Prices right. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-03-27

Happy Germany.

healthy is good in German
hereafter is
4 wv andinh world What
the
threatens the national
LSTaNIsAJb interfere Germanys destiny
men nay
tn
populations
the cities where they speedily became 3yercro%ded and
employ
compensation
and
tons provide minute regulations oeeng the conditions OF
pensions compensation for injuries for to the directing
billion dollars Important
million people shall be healthy and happy - % m
general directly the product Of The nations insurance system which
the sake Of private fortunes The houses ere
the encourages
build such build houses and then es that
such houses are rghtyr-Eyerybodys Magazlpe,
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-03-27

the children highly
to [
printing!
he site over
or Is possDe)
suppression of senseo the
IN
up outside circle point the centre labeled nest
Testby
Odds dignity the kindergarten and its
value in lie psychology Of education
and institution that ought to be more or
the home the OPERAS
reverng primitive cond
Ids ckng
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-03-27

II you must lay by something for
rainy day. why not let II be an UNI
brella?
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-03-27
@ @ 9
Another ReverSiOn 20 Type.
BY Thomas l.. Mason.

kindergarten several past the decline
attendance kindergarten classes has been steady
Can it the supply of tissue paper is becoming e%
the ingenuity of teachers in nyentng new pic
turesque fairy stories is on the wane?
The the kindergarten idea fad which ha
be received with the usual con
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-29
CHATTER XIV.

RIEFLY the girl sat silent. star.
x Ing before her with sweet,
sOmber eyes. Then, "In the
O very beginning" she told him,
with a conscious laugh-'thia sounds
story b0oklsh, knOw-ln the very
beginning George BurEoyne Calendar,
an American. married bis cousin a
do1eh times removed and an English.
womsn. Alike BurgOyDe HaIlam-"
"Hallami~
"Wait. please" She SAT up. bending
forward and frOwnIns down upon Der
inteFiacing gloVed fngars. she was
andlng Il dlmeulg % sag what she
music KIrkwood watching hungrily
che fair drooping bead. TIE naWle.s
proala clear and radiant against tie
night blackepsd window. saw hot as.
nals of shame hnrninE % heF cheek
end threat an1 fsFshead
"Bui RsFsr mind" ~ begnn sWk-
No s6e toId hin. vita oeon.
-rlsase iea ~ e-on.e Bha epnlinusl
atanibilng. trusting - ~ nJlnDatay -
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profound reyorie. detained him with q
gesture and began 10 interrogate him
n french. when be departed present.
ly u traRspired that the glri was I'M
acquainted with that tongue.
Il didn't understand you know" she
told him with q slow. shy amile.
II was merely questioning him about
the trains from Brussels tonlght We
daront stop, yOu see. We must 50 on
keep Hobbs on the tomp and lOes
him, n pos hls. Theg9h WhRrs cur
advaniasp ncsA O. bafld6 0nly Hobbs
- deal with. Ie's not paFtieuiaFiy a.
teIloctpaL and we've tWo hasds 60 bis
o14 bt1ldea % ~ caa plRvest hlm
frau e1eosiag our apNllnutlsn and VII
lne baok 10 Ahtwerp. We nag win
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tnas ne blsss d Elsl eIsos t0hD1sb
ments on ths Belgian state lniiWays
"Tes q pleasure" said KirkWOod
lightly as be followed the girl into
one OF these, ato End oneself in q
common sense sort Of train again.
Feols IKE hOme.' He pot their lug
gage 10 one Of the racks and sat down
beside her.
The girl smiled braYely. "And aftef
BFusselsf' she Inquired.
FIRST train for the coast" be said
prompily-'DOYer, Ostend. B0ulOgne.
whichever proves bandiest, no matter
which, 10 long a. II gets us on English
soil without undue delay"
She said eyes" abstractedly. resting
en- elbow on the window sill and her
chin In her palm, to stare with seri-
Gus. sweet brown eyes out into the
arc smitten night that bung beneath
the echoing roof.
KlrkWoOd 6dgeted 81 desOito q the
eOnstFalnt he placed hlnibeif under 10
be stlll ana not DISTURB hsr nsedleasly.
ImDatls1e5 aud apprUhensiOn g nls-
fortune obSossed bis hienfal pfocesses
ln equal degree. The ten minutes
seemed infefmihable that eiapesd ere
the grinding codplines adveTtiosd the
lmmlnehce OF their stdfL
The guards began 20 baWi, the doors
10 slam, bslated travellers 20 dash mad.
ly for the coaches. The train gave q
preliminary Iurch ere settling down to
tie league long inland dash.
KirkwOod, IN a fever Of hope and an
aRue Of fear. saw a man sprint fu-
riOusly across the platform and throw
himself on the forward steps Of their
coach on the Very lnstant Of the start
Preanntiy he entered by the forward
door and walked slowly through, mar
rOwly inspecting the various pasSen-
gers. As he approached the seats oc-
cupled by KirkwOOd and Dorothy Cal
endaF his eyes encountered the young
mans, and he ieered eviliy. KirkwoOd
met the look with one that was like q
kick, and the fellow passed with some
haste into the car behind.
"who was thatT demanded the
girl without moving her head.
"HoW dld you known he asked, a.
tOnlshed. "YOu didn't look
II saw your knuckles Whiten beneath
the skin. VINO Waa itT'
Hobbs" be acknowledged bitterly,
"the mate Of the Alethea."
II know. And you think"-
eyes. He must have been ashore
when I was on board the brigantlne.
Ho certainly Wasn'tin the cabin. Evi-
IDENTIFY they hunted him up OF ran
across him and pressed him into serv.
ics. You see they're watching eveTy
outlet. But well win through, never
faaIH a. "ts ..nl rIf 7r. d
The train. escaping the outskirts Of
the city. remarked the event with an
exultant shrek, then settled down,
tronins steadily, 10 night devOurins
night IA the corridor car the few pas
songorS disposed themselves 20 drOWse
away the coming hOuF-ths short
hours ride that. IN thase piping days
Of frantic travelling, separates Antwerp
from the capital city Of Belgium.
A guard, slamming gustily In through
the 'front.' door. reeled unsteadlly down
the aisle. KlrkwoOd, rouslng from a