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PETERS-At Great harrington, Mass.
on Friday. october 29, Lucy Dodge
wife of George Willis Peters, and
only daughter of the late John L
Dodge.
Funeral services at her late resi-
dence Tuesday at 3 o'clock.
PORTER-on October 80, 1909. Charles
son of Susan and the late James Por-
ter, and brother of Mamie Lyons, 9:
Pacific street.
REvER-October %, 1909. Samuel B.
husband of Martha Rever (nee Hit
tell.
Relatives and friends, also mem
bers of EasterTf Star Council, Jr. o
u. A.. NJ, are invited TO attend the
funeral services from residence of his
mother, Mrs. Mary A. Rever, 81 Co
lumbia street, on Sunday, October 81
at . D. m. Interment in Paramount
Cemetery.
gCHINDLER-On Thursday, October
2S, 1909, our beloved mother, Anna
SCHNEIDER (nee Radler), aged SO years
53S Bergen street.
sCHNATZ-Entered into eternal rest
on Thursday, October IS, 1909, Fran
ziska Schnatz (nee Krammer), be-
loved wife of Nicolaus Schnatz, aged
40 years and 10 months.
Relatives and friends, also the Allie
mania Lodge No. 49. I. o. o. r.:
Bakers X. U. v. No. !, HesSen K.
L. V. No. J. and the Master Bakers
Bowling Club are kindly invited to
attend the funeral services on Sat
urday. October 80, at s y. M, at her
late residence. 527 Springfield ave-
nue.. Interment Sunday. October 81.
in Lutheran Cemetery. Brooklyn, at
the convenience OF the family.
-
sMITH-on October 80, 1909, Patrick j..
beloved son of the late Michael and
Mary Smith (nee Heery), 1862 South
Tenth street.
STAGER-At Nutley, N. j., october
q. 1909, Carrot Stager, In his s4th
year, 239 Franklin avenue.
WAKEFIELD-On Saturday, October
80, 1909, Elizabeth Wakefield, widow of
lSiiiS VoASlCtht AVA Dy AZ az 49,
year of her age.
WALKER-On Friday, October 30, 1909,
billiard Walker, in his 23d year, late
residence 1873 Prince street, beloved
husband of Ncttie Walker.
WEIL-On Thursday, October %, 1909,
Carrie Well. widow of the late Louis
We'll, and beloved mother OF Eman-
uel G.. and Harry w. We'll, in her
6Sth year
Funeral services will be held from
her late residence, Sc Camp street, on
Sunday, October 81, 1909. at 2 o. m.
Relatives and friends of the family
are kindly invited to attend. Inter-
ment R'nai Jesllurun Cemetery,
Elizabeth.
wILsoN-At Mortified, N. j., on,
Thursday, October 2s, May A. Wilson,
daughter of William Wilson, aged 20
years.
Funeral services from her parents
residence, 122 Chestnut street, West
Orange, on Sunday, October 81, at
2:S0 p. NJ. Interment in Paramount
Cemetery.
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THE TIME is here to use a stove. Go right
to NJ. BIDDLEMAN. 21 Springfield av.,
where you can get the best stove for the least
money. Fixtures for all kinds Of stoves. Tele-
phone 2202-L, Waverly.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

HOUSE, s large roorns, all improvements; large
lot; fruit and shade; two minutes from East
Orange station or trolley: lessee will let At
sacrifice on account OF leaving city. GEORGE
W. LIANT, 10 Whittier St., East Orange.
JAMES ST.-To lease. three-story brick dwell
ing. all improvements; hrst-class. Apply A
Fulton st. F-
IN ANcr or e7-IIo,,-o J. l..
improvements; newly decorated; $3.50.
TWO FAMILY U is rooms. all improves
ments. separate entrances, steam heat. In
quire 4S8 Clinton av.
WASHINGTON Ay.. sS-From December l, six
room house: owner, female. desires board with
tenant; middle-aged married couple, or widow
preferred.
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UphoIstering and Furniture Repairing,
JOSEPH W.. BEDFORD. for years with w. V.
Snyder and Herring. Wakefield. 6S South
Orange av Workmanship good: prices moder-
ate.
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PASSAGE EXCHANGE.

EMIL GERMANus steamship agency. money
exchange Main Once. ISIS Springfield Az:
branch ofnces IA Ferry e.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES FOR
SALE.
MILES w. BANEY a. BRO,
(rel. 44 MID-WEEK
Market) AUCTION
Every Wednesday,
at ] p. M, Rain or Shine.
Thoroughly Acciimated Pennsylvania
20-HORSES-2N.
All types. kinds. weights and sizes, at prices
to suit every purse. The biggest and best as
Big run OF
HORSES,
suitable for all kinds Of delivery wagon service
and heavy trucking. Sold for want of use.
PRIVATE SALE.
20o-HORSmS-30o.
Consisting OF express, genera, purposes and
BREWERS N COAL
DEALERS. TAKE NOTICE.
Just arrived from Pennsylvania. so head Of
extrs quality horses. Weighing $500 to / 800
pounds each. many mated pairs: the finest lot
of heavy horses to be seen under one roof n,
5o-MULES-5O.
Mated pairs and single, weighing 500 10 1 &No
pounds. suitable for quick delivery and heavy
draft.
~5o-HEAD-5o
COACH AND SADDLE HORSES.
| Many closely mated teams. A few handsome
ponies. Horses. carriages. harness, &C., re-
coived on commission.
Everything absolutely as advertised.
MILE S w. BA N E Y a RR O..
sT-l1 Bridge street. Newark, ". J.
]. r, Sebring. Auctioneer.
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GIRLS wanted to work on paper boxes; learn
ers taken; steady work; bring work
ing papers. Rear 81 Ann St, near Hamburg pl.
HOCSEWORlS-Girl for general housework;
small family. Address 81 White terrace.
L~.ADIES-Home work stamping transfers, SLIGO
dozen upward: steady work guaranteed. Call
14s Market, Room 2l0.
STRONG young woman for easY factory work
good pay for right party. VANDERBILT,
Valley st., near jefferson av., South Orange,
N. J.
WOMEN CANvASSERS for Norris navoring
extracts and toilet articles. JOHN DE RING.
$40 Mt. Prospect av.. Woodsfde.
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REAL Estate
Specih Real Estate Days.--TnesdsJs and Fridays.
REAL 7 A FOR SALE.
CITY.

CENTRALLY LOCATED tw~o-fsmily house. II
rooms; rents 1924: 50, 200. Mortgage $3.50 at )
per cent. For this and other genuine and de-
cided bargains see
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

IF YOU WAN A IAN CHEAP
Don't pay Broad or Market street prices.
WE SAVE vol $50 TO $3.50,
Because we're out of the High Rent District and
pay no canvassers' or agents commissions.
BARGAINS IN USED PIANOS.
$40, ssb, sa5. sl25, sl45, s1s5.
PAYMENTS s1.W A WEEK Up.
OH SPURGE, Corner High ST.
60 Springfield av. Open evenings
THERE is N place In Newark where you can
buy a brand new player-piano. just received
from the factory, warranted for five Years. with
twelve pieces of music, for $3.50. $5 down and SIC
per month. SAMUEL r. s79 Broad st.
NO ONE ever did or ever can give you a plano
as good for the money as We; the reason.
small expense and close buying. SAUER &
CO., III South Orange av., near Norfolk 81.
UPRIGHT PTANo. $50. Ocean av.. near San
ford av.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
POOLROOM, cigars and tobacco: clearing above
all expenses 5000 per month; part time, or VIII
take partner; sales on cigars and tobacco $500
per month. JOHN KELLY, 46 Broad ST.,
Elizabeth.
FOR S~AI.E-Good going grocery and deiicate9-
sen store in the best business neighborhood
in the city. illus KRAUTTER, T7 South
Eighteenth st.
CIGAR STORE for sale cheap. 459 Broad ST.
long lease: good location. Call ROSNER, liz
Market st.
GROCERY and delicatessen store. doing $50 per
week owner going out OF city; reasonable Of
fer taken. 70 Wright st.
LEXINGTON SALOON for sale. Grove st. and
Fifteenth av.
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COMING EVENTS.
AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SALE or exchange for twin cylinder mo-
tor cycle, Wh.te-Stanhope, with full equip
ments. ls Essex ST.. East Oronge.
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A delayed advertisement brings only the
aftermath. OF trade, MS the first call that
the procession OF customers.
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GLEN RIDGE CEMETERY.

Building. Tel. 5oss-R, Newark. and 1881.
Bloomfield. Single graves. st2; plots from
5W up.
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PORTER-On October 2S, 1909. Charles,
son of Susan and the late James Por-
ter, n brother of Mamie Lyons, so
Pacific street.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
MALE.
AN OPPORTUNITY for you TO become -
expert In a short time: private lessons II
anto driving and mechanism: day or evening
write for prospectus. =. G. TAYLOR 4u
Harrison sv.. Harrison. N. j.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, wanted for two 81
three weeks work. Address COLLECTOR
Box 3, Star office.
cUTTTRs-Expsrienced bag and suit case cut
office.
DRUG CLERK-Polish speaking drug CLERK
with long experience. LOUIS sW
South Clinton st. Trenton. n. ].
DRUG CLERK-Junior. for out OF town store
from tailsburg, Iryington or Hilton preferred
Address SUBURBAN, Boz .. star Office.
LATHERs wanted (union)-sUMMIT SILK
MILLS, Summit. N. ].
MAcHINIST--who has some experience in re.
pairing sewing machines; advise salary and
II willing to leave town. Address MACHlN-
IST, P. o. Box 43. New York city.
NIGHT wATCHMAN wanted who understands
steady position. Address FACTORY. Box II.
Star Office.
PAINTERS and paperhangers wanted-Good
hustlors; open shop; steady winters Job for
right men. Address HONEST. Box IL. Star
office.
PAPERHANGERs wanted. GO Leslie St. oppo-
site Sixteenth st. Inquire all day sunday
PLUMBERS and helpers wanted-WM. f. NO
BILE. 80 Valley road. Montclair.
RAILWAY NAH clerk wanted; commence.
ment salary, $500. rapid advancement 70 Sl.zuV
or 81. 400; short hours. steady. work, annual vacs-
rtpn With ffn IN afUs aTap1tnaf iOnG In NeWaTk.
N. j.. soon; common education eufhcient:
preparation free; write Immediately for sched-
nle. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept. aS o.
Rochester, n. Y.
SALES MISUNDERSTANDING opening, ambi-
tious sales manager; new invention, ieft on
s ons t eaiidi Gas's asrs ?'iiy (1seirs 's tssslns sn one ordered
d d9awI m9ls account SsssfIa"y Id HSssssn bboSaMzA. Box .,
Star office
SUPERINTENDENT o FOUNDRY
WANTED.
"A well equipped and progressive JOINING
foundry within 200 miles of New York desires
the services of a capable and efficient man as
superintendent: must be young, energetic and
thoroughly familiar with every phase OF foun-
dry work; able to handle men successfully go
as to get out the product at lowest possible
cost; we want a man who can also influence and
control some trade; this Is a very desirable
knowledge and ability for his employers inter-
est; must furnish undoubted reference as TO
and ability. Address Y. II. NJ.
FOUNDRY, Box 70. Newark Star.
WANTED-Janitor for large office; must be
thoroughly experienced in this line of work;
state age, experience and wages expected.
permanent position. Address r. o. Box 5s6.
Newark.
WANTED-Men to become mechanical drafts
men: craftsmen paid ss5 to $40 weekly; com
plete course at your home; four months. r. o.
Box fss Newark, N. ].
WANrCD-Good GRAND boy. about IL or rs
years old. Apply UNGER BROS, 30 Beecher
street.
man wanted to work nights, with
some experience of boiler; none but steady
man need apply. WILLING, Box 81. Star Office.
FEMALE.
EXPERIENCED and Inexperienced girls for col
lar department. LAUNDRY,
st. and Gould av.
EXPERIENCED tobacco s%tripper. H. STONE,
50 Lafayette ct.
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[ PAY high prices for ~cast-off clothing; send
postal, will call. b. COHEN, 80 Canal st.
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Furs.
Manufacturers Sale Of Fine Fur,
Printing.


billheads. etc.. hne work. quick deliv-
cry, 75c UP. ROSE PRESS. f59 Mulberry st.
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CEMETERIES.
RnSEHlll CEMETERY

Be prepared. You must have . burial plot,
why not buy II now, in most beautiful Rosehtll
Cemetery, Mt one-hslf rete OF other cemeteries?
Cash or on Instruments
Free automohiles service to cemetery.
Write or phone TO 3SItJ.
ERNEST ]. II. FTEDLEH.
III Littleton av., corner Thirteenth av.
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AKER-On October 20, 1869, Catherine
widow of Charles Aker, aged IS a
IS RidgeWood avenue.
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pHRENOLOGY.

CONSULT PROFESSOR LIE o Americas
greatest Life Reader; different from all others;
his advice will help YOU special full readings
this week. soc. This address only, $50 Broad st,
next door to gas ONCE. Hours 2-5.
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AGoA-Suddenly, on october 30, kath-
crime Veronica, beloved child OF Jonh
and Bertha Agoa (nee MitcheI), IN
the fourth year of her age.
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CLAIRyOYANTS

E the exact age, height. complexion, length
OF acquaintance. ] connect your family; con-
s~ultation free. Paterson cars pass my door.
MRS. DAVIS, 266 Main St. Paterson, n. ].
MADAM LA rem. Newark's abIest clairvoy-
ant. spirit medium; past, present. future; all
subjects; 10 to 8. except Sundays. 4s7 Broad st.
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Personal.

HARRISON q wEaTzENHoFF bought out
Frank Mason; viii not be responsible for any
debt contracted by Frank Mason. 81 Bridge
st.. city.
PERSONS who witnessed accident to lady at
corner of Broad aud Rector sts. on Saturday
night, September 18th, kindly communicate with
g. NJ, Box 70. Star Office.
Layers, viii rot be responsible FOR Mrs. Mary
Laveiy's debts.
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MISS CRAyEN'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS zoos
Broad at. Newark. Primary, intermediate.
academic and college preparatory departments.
A limited number OF boys received In the pri-
mary department. Circulars on application.
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CAMERoN-At the rectory at South
Orange. n. j., ON Saturday morning
october 80, 1909, the Rev. Lewis
Cameron. son of Isabella I. n the
late Donald Cameron, of BROOKLYN
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KANE-on October 90. 1909. at his late
residence. 1876 Norfolk street, Joseph
beloved son of Thomas and Elizabeth
Zane.
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CLARION October IS, 1909, Isadora,
daughter of Warden and Harriet
clark. aged 10 ears 6 months, 10
Goble street.
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MEDICAL.

LADIES DESIRING ADVICE
by graduated registered specialist call at MRS.
WILLlAMS'S Office, private house, $50 West
Twenty-second st.. New York. 3 blocks from
Twenty-third 81. ferry. or 4 blocks from Twenty
third st. Hudson Tunnel station. Consultation
free. Office hours. 10 to 4, 8 to 3 Sundays. 10 to 4.
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INSTRUCTION.

II NEWARK SEMINARY BOARDING AND
SCHOOL, 12 Clinton av. Established
opens THURSDAY. September 30. Academic in
termodiate, primary departments. Only private
school in Newark whose certificate admits 10
leading colleges for women. Gymnasium, lab
oratory. library. athletics. Catalogues
MISS TOWNSEND'S BOARDING N DAY
SCHOOL o GIRLS. "a Park place. New
ark. N. Thorough instruction in all depart
msnts Well-eqlippod gymnasium and iabora-
tory. Certificate admits to leading colleges.
Heopens September 20. Miss Townsend will be
at home from 10 to 3. after September %. Cir
cular.
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PETERS-At Great harrington, Mass,
on Friday. october %, Lucy Dodge,
wife Of George Willis Peters, and
only daughter of the late John L.
Dodge.
Funeral services at her late resi-
dence Tuesday at 3 o'clock.
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HOPPAUGH-At his home, 60 Taylor
street. on Thursday. October rs, 1909
4 Morris Hoppaugh, in his Ssth year.
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CHAMBERLAIN-At the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. Newton H.. Porter b"
Park avenue, Bloomfield. n. D., on
Saturday, October so. 1909, George +.
b. Chamberlain, formerly of Newark
N. J., in his 72d year..
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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poNoyAN-on October %. 1909, Mary,
beloved wife of James Donovan, and
esnghter of Mary and the late John
pfulvey, S21a Plane street.
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STORAGE.

JOB DE CAMP, storage; safes and pianos
stored 81 per month; piano rooms stea y,
heated during winter; furniture stored 81 per
month up; locked rooms.
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pEY-At her home, 81 Linden avenue
Montclair, N. J., on October 20, lsV9,
Josephine, only daughter OF henry
]. and Mary e. DEFY, in her 18th year.
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pDUGLAS-On October Is, lsos, at MS
parents residence, No. $50 Highland
avenue, Kearny, Leo, beloved son Oh
James ]. and Catherine A. Dougias
(nee McKenna), aged 10 years.
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- NATIONAL
COLE NJ AN e6 oGLhdh I.

One block w. Of P.O. Cor, Halsey and Academy
sts. Catalog and school literature for the asking.
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GCHINDLER-On Thursday, october
2S, 1909, our beloved mother, Anna
SCHNEIDER (nee Radler), aged SO years,
53S Bergen street.
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STAGER-At Nutley, N. j., October
q. 1909, Carrot Stager. In his s4tf
year, 239 Franklin avenue
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REvER-october %, 1909. Samuel B.,
husband of Martha Rever (nee Hit
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SCHNAPIK & wOLLMAN. dealers in second
hand clothing. furniture; highest prices paid.
81 Mercer st.
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Suddeniy at the residence
! lie, Frank Vreeland, CONT
] nue.. Belleville, on Friday,
I 1909. Prescott Murphy,
J on October IS. 1909, Eliza
/ OF Joseph o. Nichols. in
ear, $50 Washington street.
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S1eaGy.- ne told her evenly.
Steady. 1t can't be-but take no
chances. Go to the trunk closet and
get that window open. II it's Matt
land, "-grimly-~well, III follow"
What do you mean? What are you
going to do?"
Leave that to me. I've never been
caught yet"
Cold fear gripped her heart as, in a
fash of intuition. she OWNED his in
tention.
Quick" he babe her. savagely.
Don't you want"
Il can't see" she invented. Where's
the door? I can't see"
Here"
Through the darkness his fingers
found hers. Come" he said.
"Ahi"
Her hand closed over his wrist, and
in thought she had flung herself be-
fore him and caught the other. In
the movement her hand brushed
against something that he was hold
ing; and it was cold and smooth and
hard.
"Ah! no, MOI" she implored. Not
that, not that"
With an oath he attempted to throw
her off, but, frail strength magnifed
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He laughed sardonically. "Oh, we
won't go SO far as that, guess; harsh
measures, such as arrest and impris-
onment, are so unsatisfactory to all
concerned. But l am interested to
know why you are here"
Her breathing seemed very loud In
the pause; she kept her lips tight,
fearing to speak lest she lose her mas
terry of self. And hysteria threatened;
the fluttering in her bosom warned
her. She must be very careful, very
restrained. if she were to avert that
browning misfortune.
81 don't think l quite understand
you he continued, musingly; surely
you must have anticipated Interrupt
ton"
'T thought you safely out Of the
way"
Zone presumed that" He laughed
again. unpleasantly. But how about
Maitland? Didn't you have him in
your calculations. or"
He paused. unfeignedly surprised by
her expression. And chuckled when
he compfehended.
by the powers, forgot for a mo-
mentl So you thought me Maitland,
Ell? Well, I'm sorry l didn't under
stand that from the first. You're so
quick, as a rule, you know confess
you duped me neatly this afternoon
that l supposed you were wise and
only afraid that I'd give you what you
deserve. If they had sent any one but
that stupid ass, Hickey, to nab me, I'd
be in the cooler now AS it was, you
kindly selected the very best kind OF
house for my purpose; went
straight up to the roofs and out
through a building round the corner
, But the shock OF discovery, with its
attendant revulsion of feeling, had
been too much for her. She collapsed
suddenly in the chair, eyes half closed,
face pallid as a mask of death.
Anisty regarded her In silence for
meditative instant, then, taking up
the lamp, strobe down the hall to the
pantry, returning presently with a
glass trimming with an amber-tinted,
effervescent liquid.
champagne, he announced, licking
his lips. wish l had Maitland's
means to crafty my palate. He knows
good wine. Here, my dear, gulp this
down." placing the glass to the girls
lips and raising her head that she
might swallow without strangling.
AS it was, she choked and gasped.
but after a moment began to show
some signs of having benefited by the
draught, faint color dawning in her
cheeks.
sThat's some better" commended
the burglar, not unkindIy. Nov, u
] ,Io.,. ,,lease. Heu stop talking pretty
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Il am waiting, you see. Might sug-
gest that we have not all week for
our-our mutual differences?
His tone was altogether changed;
she would hardly have known it for his
voice. Its incisive, clipped accents
were like a knife to her sensitiveness.
She summoned the reserve of her
strength, stood erect, unsupported, and
moved forward without a word He
stood aside, holding the lamp high,
and followed her, lighting the way
down the hall to the study.
Once there, she sank quivering into
a chair, while he proceeded gravely to
the desk, put down the lamp-super-
fiuous now, the gas having been
lighted-and after a moments thought
faced her, with a contemptuous smile
and lift of his shoulders, thrusting
hands deep into his pockets.
"Well?" he demanded, cuttingly.
She made a little motion of her
hands, begging for time; and. assent
ing with short nod, he took turn
up and down the room, then distracted
ly reached up and turned out the gas.
when you are quite composed
should enjoy hearing your statement"
'T-have none to make"
''So!"-with his back to the lamp,
towering over and depressing her
with the sense of his strength and self
control. That is very odd, isn't it?"
81 have no-no explanation to give
that would satisfy you, or myself"
she said, brokenly. Il don't care
what you think" with a flicker of de-
fiance. Believe the worst and-and
do what you will-have me arrested"