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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-01-06
SGRANTGs SKETCHES.



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v,os nra,on: and listened 70 The
sermon wit, rant attention. Mr.
patric,. made : very favorable
innrcssior and will doubtless
have most sDccassf,jl wear on
this charge
Miss Iuc;,e Cu.Ier of W;nns-
boro was thc auc,t of Miss
Addie Cannon Sunday.
MFR = Mcknight has re.
turned from Columbia. where he
spent several weeks.
Mrs W S Lynch was taken
last week to the inli@m&Ty ct
Charleston fog medical treat
ment.
Mrs ] R Lee has been quite
sick for several days.
MrRB Cannon is in Atlanta
buvino p lot of horses and mules.
NJ, 1ror;or p,;s+or. of rsroar
,,.os ~ cora,,+on Cyada,, ,.is;t
;n~ a. ,7r PP Canno,,.
NJ Wo,,+h Konnodv loft
,ordov for Winston-SaIem TO
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aro don,;o;lad at Tho No+bod;S+
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:.
Mr Leo McNnis"' ~ %'" ms >
piloe' "'' MISS Nciiie cry o-
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QUIET XMAS III LAKE CITY.
Business Suspended fir the Pay.
Many Visitors Coming AID Going.

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i.r... ro,Js ,.c,i.o h.,s m,v.,; IN.
10 .oN, and for IL. fa;;,.c his i.amn
ai' .- wi,l ~. y;:o live nim :.
very Hcor;r ,.,.."nn'. H. "Ls
'8>i .ini,Hcd 1t '..y-, ,@"a.urJaLi'' rrsr-
Gnnc, "r Aclii" a,r;Ir.
Christmas WAS generally ob>~rv-
ed by n"r people a.d n Il very
quiet way. AIi places of business
were closed most of the DAY and
the bad weather kept tn felix's a!
nome. Oh Monday fhr drug stores
did good business IN medicines
for the relief of indigestion anl
torpid iv~which iacG KS H"-
fnpracha5!t proof IT what III"
people were 'oi'" a. h'nl' H''''-
"'1 Ill" ''""o's'
.hf r"''eS Lam" VI "' u '''''''
H'SIt"d III town dnrln@ 'hr A'''
days
Misses Ruth Williams. nciHe
McClam, Mamie ''feen and Eiolse
Sturgeon are at hom' from COLLEGE
They will be here until next week.
Misses Fannie and Florence Fsss
of Dillon and Jennie Rcphan Of
Charleston ate visiting Misses MoI!l"
al" Lean Nachman'
All the teachers whose hoW"S are
elsewhere axe spending their hoII-
days AZ their respective hom"$, cX-
'ePI MISS h"'''o'P"' WHO '''''"'"'
mere.
Mrs II Nachman Is with friends
in Charleston this week.
MessrS A II Williams, 'Ir., from
the University of South Carolina,
and Tracy Asklns, from furman
university, are at home for a week.
Mrs Maria J'nning and "trofl
are here from BIshopvllie, visiting
at Mr. j u Surgeons.
DR. Floyi Rodgers of Pawiey'S
Island is visiting his sister, Mrs r
f. Jovner.
Miss pansv Jones. who has made
Richmond. Va. her home since her
graduation, is mere with he, !othef.
Mrs Ella + Jones.
Mrs Horace Carter and da Inter.
Nisa Nallin whosa hor. ~ i'm
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For indigestion and all stomach
troubles take Foley's Olino Laxative
1t is the natural remedy for indiges-
ton, dyspepsia, heartburn, bad
breath, sick headache, torpid liver,
biliousness and habitual constipa-
ton. Foley's Orlno Laxative sweet
ems the stomach and breath, and
tones up the entire alimentary sys-
tenn. u y OcotC.
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Rev 1 " Williams TeStiGeS.

Rev ] V Williams, Harrington, {,
" Va. wrl.-, uS as ipli"ws: "ihls
IS to certify mat used Foley 5
Kidney Remedy 70: reTvons eyhau*
t on and ki!nev troH5Ie and All free
to say that Foley's Kidney Remedy
will do all that you claim for it,
a ~ g. Scott.
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Summons For Relief.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF WlLLIAMSErEG.
Court Of Con mon Pleas.
ID D Rhcm aud + Rhcm. doin- bust
ness under the firm name and style OF
+ Rhem X Sons. Plaintiff,
against
wv Mr.hlistrr, Defendant.
70 The Defendant. J " McAli>ter:
You are hereby summoned and re-
ouired to answer the complaint in this
action. of which a copy is herewith
served upon you, and to serve copy
CT YOUR answer 10 the said complaint
on the subscribers at their office in
Kingstrcc. S C, within twenty days at
ter the service hereof, exclusive OF the
dav of such service; and, if you fail to
answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action
will apply to the Court tor the relief
demanded in the complaint.
LEE d ASKINS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated December 2Sth, 1909.
Take Notice:That copy of the Sum-
mons and Complaint in this action was
filed in the office of the Clerk OF the
Court of Common Pleas of Williams
burg County on the 29th day OF Dec
ember 1909. LEE & ASKINS,
1o.30-6t Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Pneumonia Follows a Cold

hut never follows the use of Foley's
Honey and Tar, which stops the
cough, heals the lungs, and expels
the cold from your system. Take
lat first sign of a cold and avoid
dangerous illness. D c Scott.
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NINA Drrr Co. Co,.- ,9;-........
,vGeatlemcn-Ica Ican c.. al. e r,,or:~
\ al Pcruna as IA e..c-t.T" cr:n To-
bvShs and colds.
3 IPn are authorized : =, ~ 'Ao"
III [,rs. ...'i..s-,
NyO4 Tenth S., ". ...-....,l, :. -.
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The RECORD has printed up 4
number of promissory note
books, fifty notes to the book,
hat we are selling at ten cents
each. tt
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Trespass Notice

Notice is hereby given that no hunt,
ing. fishing or trespasslng OF any klnu
will be allowed on my place. All
parties found so doing will be dealt
with according 10 law.
12-23-4t y hEELS'
Greelyville, S c.
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Hymenedl.

MARRIED-At Kingstree, S c.,
on Saturday, January l, 1910,
by Notary Public J z Mcconnell,
Miss Jessie E Tisdale and Mr. Le-
Roy Funk.
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Old papers for sale at this
office.
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Old papers for sale at this of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
CARTAGO REFUGEES
At SAN JUAN DEL SUR
Report Town Practically Raced. Not a
Habitable House Remaining
Martial Law Declared.


san Juan h'I sur May o.-l''iuEee'
arriving at san Jose bring further news
Of t,. 5evas+stfgr v.-,upbt b, p.
s''i'a wi ''' ''' I'D .''' li'''
of Carriage, Costa ltga, during Wednes
dsv night
Fgrtao. .s said tD haya beor r,rl..f.
'""y "'1l''f'' ""' enc '''''i'''' OH ''.
dead and injured are conflicting IL 's
agreed that the first report of 900 f1-
taHtes was conservative The tuos-
structures of the town are boz ruins
Among the number WAS inc fHIUU" UI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
ELDER GEO. A. SMITH
BROUGHT HOME AGAIN
In Very Poor Health. hut Family
Feels Much Encouraged, Hone
ful of Recovery.

Elder Georga Albert smith. who has
been Boz ST. George living JOB "a tent for
six months. hoping % regain his health
after nervous brsa kdown, reached
salt Lake at 1918 this morning and
was Immediately conveyed Co his home
"a north West Temple. when. he is
uuA resting comfortably but muCu eN-
hausted on account of the long. hard
journey. BE was unable tu see "a NgNs
representative, but Mrs. smith said
Cheerily.
eve are very much encouraged and
feel ne will get Well now Six months
ago we went TO ST. George, and for
hve months OF that time he has been
confined 70 his bed 600 the tent His
condition for two months was $50 sCrI-
Gus we almost gave up aU hopes
but about six weeks ago he began tO
grow better and slowly has been gain
ing ever since. He has been so poorly
that we couldn't have started home
with him one day sooner than We did
His condition now is about what II was
when we left salt Lake last fail
I'VE left ST. George az o'clock We'd
ucsday. with q conveyance OF our own
with specially constructed bed which
be- has not left during the tedious
tourney. We made long stops 3t Dia-
mondvile and other places. and rested
Tie first night az Meadow and on 90
Modeua next day where we took "a
drawing room in the sleeper FOR salt
Lake.
st George is now 8t its most beau
tiful stage and the people are teastiug
ON green peas. corn and 9trlwberrioS
and ! wish 10 say boo all my life ] never
met a. warmer hearted or more hospit-
able people than the citizens of Jtah's
Dixie u would have been impossible
for them TO have been more helpful
considerate and kind hearted to us in
every way imaginable. From now ON
] shall always have a warm place loo
my heart for 81. George
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
YOUTH Of EIGHTEEN
GUILTY OF FORGERY
Harvey EHillcn Pleads to Charge of
Forgery and Receives One
Year In Prison.

Harvey r. Hmon. a youth of less
than Is years. pleaded guilty before
Judge Lewis this morning To- the charge
of forgery and was sentenced this aft
.ruoon Co serve ono year in the state
prison. Hmen admits having forged
the name of his uncle r.. j Hick Co
~ number of checks of small amount
He was arraigned ON two charges, on,
with having forged o. check for Sll 80
and disposing of 30 with Afford Bros.
and passing another check FOR $40 az
the silver Moon lunch room He
pleaded guilty Co the FIRST charge and
not guilty 20 the second, upon the un-
derstandng that upon his plea of guilt
icuiency would Dee shown
According 10 his own expressed wish
however. Hiuen would rather serve
year In the state prison than six
months in the county jail. In tho
short time he has been held ln Gus
todv there the rotary cell has grown
abhoreut and he wants none of g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
FOREIGN MINERS TRY
TO RUN AMERICANS

THERE Hauto. Ind. May Ga mob
of Doe foreign miners is marching ou
tine mines OF clinton. according to
reports from that field today end the
leaders declare that mo- work shall he
tuUo Iu the mines.
Tho county authorities have hurried
fu the scene
The foreign miners don't understand
the terms of the new wage contrac.
between the United Mine Workers and
mine operators under which work n
tho mines is resumed
The foreigners met the trains and
with revolvcrs forced American min
ors to leave the cars before the trains
proceeded TO the mines
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
BALLOON JOURNEY TO
STUDY HALLEYS COMET

Piusfeld. Mass. May Ga Journey
into the sky boy hdupoon Co make sole
outidc observations of Halleys comet.
the first If the kind ever attempted
was made from here az 2.15 o'clock this
morning by Prof David Todd OF the
Am-erst college observatory. his wife.
Mrs Mabel LOOMS Todd. herself an
astronomer OF note, and Charles j.
GUdden. the latter acting as pilot Tho
party assembled iu tho balloon Mlssa-
ohusetts A telescope of go diameter.
weight ~ pounds, and other Instru-
ments were taken along for ohsery8-
ton The balloon upon rising drifted
in am easterly direction 10 was lD-
tended Co rise tp an altitude OF two
miles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
MOVING PICTURES
FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Sew York. May 6-Prop1et1rs of
moving picture theaters have writt.u
10 the board OF education offering 30
supply moving pictures illustrative 80
geography, history nd other studies
for use 100 school buildings beginning
next faI They win furnish both pic
lures and operators free NJ charge. iu
pursuance 0f "a plan OF their organiz3-
zion tn demonstrate tho educational
value OF moving pictures They urge
that tho use OF moving pictures would
make tho pupils more Interested 800
the studies Illustrated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
STREETCAR MEN VOTE
TO ACCEPT INCREASE

ST. Joseph, Mo. May 6-At meet
ms which lasted until 4 o'clock this
morning. the members OF the street
car mems union voted 20 accept a wage
increase of one cent an hour 90 Jan. T.
1911. and d half cent additional after
that The street railway company
agrees not 90 interfere in any way with
the union and 10 confer with commit
tees OF the union on all questions of
differences which might arise The
propositions were accepted almost
unanimously. a. n. Clarke. II Phlla-
dolphia. representing the owners of the
street car system. and Richard Cor
neIius OF san Francisco the internal
tional union. loo the negotiations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
STRANGE STORY
TOLD BY A GIRL
Grace Clark. With Head Band
aged and Eyes DiSCOlOred,
Tells Of Peculiar HOIdup.
OUTRAGE NEAR LIBERTY PARK
Walking Win Young Man Thug
Armed With Two Revolver.
Hub- aud Assaults Her.

Grace Clark. "a prettl is wear old
s.rr ,.......... as. ....,,. t,.,,t. t....
''''
rlIr'. related To- NtWs reporter thl7
afternoon most Iemafhaplt -i'Ig
COT " "'''-Apr I'pN'IN anu "1-aNi.
which She said occurred at LILO
SUNDAY hlthl on tliih EAST anu NiIlH
South while she was ou her waE
nome. accompanied ny Harry Sell
aged 1H years. residing ut l64 Larl-
more avenue
The gIrl tells pretty straight story
and if her statements an, true. if is
uu t1 DO. police Co capture Ca brute
and puf him where Do, belongs
According tu Miss Clark. who Is em-
uIl.aI 3D.. the Sweet Candy company.
She and Young D.NeU had attended the
Bite treatar and we're on their way
home when Tine n1II-up occurred
They were between Fiftn East and
Denver 4t.uu. ou ninth south when.
s1r saws "a man armed with two
rry,i,srs etorraI lbarp and ordered
mon, H. ,,.,I f.,. f.at sp3rf THE rob-
b.. 49,. ,...I. ..,,.. none. fr,t, D.Neu
ana Co "a f,.... affgs fvarE Sbo asy-
', .....,..,.'..I b.. .i,,,.t mon, n
.'' -. 10. l,sl.,.5 ans.
,N, '" ..-,...t'..t t.,
',,g i $3.50.
-"N'1 ".. nu, 'N' 80 .'.
,., i'.. "" "-l '.f.'.' ,,..l ,f,.,,
.,,' " ,.,, .,.,,.,,.l.,,, t..
ordered h'f ana neI con, pall.'l ~ ~
"'ih "."h 'l' .lI''' "'iu u".
back. We saw the man MaiNlhE i'-
wards u.s. sara MISS 'l'In' uN' ODD
course we old NOT hh'" h' was
hold-up man When be gol CLOSE 20 .s
Doe pointed the r"VoiEers al us ana l'ld
us to boz quiet Then ne ordered us TOO
step about 10 feet apart, me ''oH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
WHO OWNS LAKE
SHORE LAND IN CHICAGO?

Chicago. May 6.-proofs of its rights
of ownership to Lake Shore land valued
at g0.00UU.J WAS asked OF the Illinois
Central railroad company yesterday by
the Chipporneld legislative committee
which is investigating so-Calied land
grabs boy property owners along the
shore of Lake Michigan and the
streams flowing into d. The railroad
company representatives appeared
before the committee and promised
maps. surveys. deeds. and all other data
which win throw light ON the status
of the property from the railroad View
point An adjournment OF three weeks
was taken bv the committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06
vIs MAJESTYS OWN WORDS
eIoom Has Settled Over the City
OF London and All the
Provinces.
Tho Archbishop of Canterbury Has
Requested the Clergy to oner
Up PRAYERS.

rordan Nav swell It IS all
over but j think I have done my
duty
These words fcll from the lips Of
King Edward VII. iu a waking .n-
ievaI late this afternoon.
Eis majesty's condition is declar-
cd critical by the attending physi-
clans Gloom has settled over the
,v and provinces following the
...gsaca OF tonishts distressing
bulletin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06

london. May 6. $40 .. MT Is re-
ported among the palace attendants.
bpt moi confirmed. that the king il
rot erpectcd 90 survive more than two
or three hours. Home Secretary
churchill has been summoned to the
palace.
London. May 6. S:15 y. m.-Thc
king is experiencing choking spells
which affect his heart. Recent symD-
tom, are Of the gravest character.
London. MAY 6. $40 n. m-Thc
king, condition is reported to be
very grave.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06


mas 'uu'il3l'1 q. "u IH ,,.
iI.tnt pi y''" "' "'
'A'i 'ii'''l N"'''
EFFECT ON MARKET
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a.'.Ii'' ,lJ i..is, I'D records rano,.t the
i.. ,,', .,.,,. If ,,ilt'tlors b,. brotsrs
10, ,nti.i,.,tf1, or f1a selling which
,'..,','i,, f,rIg',.l ana. st4,trirp news
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l'onu3h, M'N u' 5,''N ta..-.
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y 'u'' we E."s We .., ~
w., w." uii,' q, o,,,.5 ,.i,.,,, ~ ,.,,
NOR was disprovcd quite number
ul pu, '.,h or ,.- ~ nm . 49," -,I.
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-,.rt.4 80 .,,..'.ta.i fbst p5,fs
t,o,sos ,..,,,f1 se,1 eotfiro ordcrs os
yyar Tho csso whom run'ors Of the king's
IIl.,.,, ,..., ,.,,,.,..,,t 9rlia,. DO, tl,e ,ear
Arc..5g.s ,re r,,,rire. INTO me- p3i5,.
-r.r, I'M r5rts IN tbe omrira ana for
ID fasf ...ffrfr...l an r.r.aafur# fna hone that
blffsr ra,,. win he issIeI soon
KING T.s,rard.s aret serious attacl, Of
broncbiar fr,utlo was exporleucad a
year apo since that time his majesty
has euffero5 several attacks ~ the
r1s1ad,. ipcuidirr ora dur.nr his re-
cont visit IA Hiarritz Each attack
,,r,yod ,,-oreo tban Tho procedinp ono
sr1 NOR. 5Io1clIt a. CONQUER Tho
,,-,.,,,t ut,css r,,,,o ,,itbout ,-arpip,
Csrers IA tba r9l,rs t,da,- WHO ra1
evprassad tbe homo that Tho reporf.
ir mo ,,,rDiro minors wore evarror-
sted had tbeir worst fears ror6rmes
I,, t,c 1.sloro ,0ie.rs
ILLNESS NOT EXAGGERATED.
ar an, ,.,r,. s,rr,. o., s,,,, s,f5 ,po
,r ,t, tfr... .I.ge ,,,,g,,-,,-o ,,.i,t, ,
shake Of the head. that the papers
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naIit,. attrrd,5 The su5iopcrs of me
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06

Your Announcement IN the "News" u
brought ~ the Attention ~ Peouie
Who Anurr~'a.c Values.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-06


London. May C.--An atmosphere OF
great depression surrounds BucHng-
ham palace today Tho bulletin
describing the kings condition, which
physicians now en- attendance issued
shortly before noon, while vague In
terms. caused gloom throughout the
city
lt was generally construed to mean
that tho outlook Is not az an favorable.
The suddenness OF the transition from
Yesterday morning when the king was
receiving politicians 10 the present
when IL Is believed ne is critically nl.
has shocked the country For the
moment business and politics are at
a sandsul The Prince OF Wales ar
rived at 10 o'clock this morning and
entered almost unobserved. In addl-
ton TO the three physicians who We're
IN attendance throughout the night
and are now spending the day at the
palace. Sir Francis Laking. Sir James
Reid and Sir Richard Douglas Powell,
Che Specialist. there was summoned
this morning DR.. Bretrand Dawson and
Dr ST. Clair Thompson. All OF the
medical party remained within call Of
the sick chamber
The first unofficial news given out
today indicated an Improvement. those
With the king having been deceived
by The fact that he had rested quietly
through the night. The news was re-
eeyed with cheers by anxious crowds
gathered throughout the city. The
bulletin stated that his majosty's con-
u'uon remained much the same Tho
subsequent examination developed
ildt the patients bronchial tubes. in
Stead of being m better condition
were more seriously affected after the
nights sleep than they were yester-
CONDITION CAUSES ANXIETY.
saying.
me King passed a comparatively
t''1 hshy but the symptoms have
'. improved and his majcstys Coudi-
"5h gives rise to grave anxiety"
ihe doctors announced that the next
'u.tlin would be issued at $3.50 this
-he Jay was bright and before noon
sleat crowd was lettering ina front
VI lhe palace In the vicinity of the
HuN memorial Victoria building and
many carriages gathered in 81. James
rom early morning. when workmcn
by lh' way 90 the scene Of their la
80 Stopped 90 inquire concerning the
..Ns condition from the police at
palace yates the throug Increased
tali'y until tho police We're Obliged
w. laNo measures TO keep the crowds
'',ns only officials were admitted
lne palace precincts. SO dense
o' the ihrung and so absorbed were
tt people in his majestys illness. that
by. rival of the Prince of Wales at
t.'.,ed practically no attention. Early
AL lne afternoon the members OF the
,iir,',lltuc corps called and signed the
ir..,o DOCK, as did many other prom
'",nl personagCs.
,.gil bad said the archbishop OF
,i.'eIplry as he emerged from the
.,- gaze ana was questioned re-
T,""s ms m1jesty's condition.
."e KING age and corpulcace and
NV Wen known weakness of heart
ss,,ti U'a caused occasional attacks re-
or t55.'ns vertigo during the last two
No. lte years and which were attrib-
49, CHIEFLY 10 the constant smoking of
In M cigars, an have served 10 weak
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CHAPTER I.

There is q ruby mine hidden in the
heart of the mountains near a remote
little city of central Asia, unknown
to European travellers: and the secret
OF the treasure belongs TO the two
chief families of the place. and has
been carefully guarded for many gen
erations, handed down through the
men from father to son; and often the
children Of these two families have
married, yet none of the women ever
learned the way to the mine from
their fathers, or their brothers, or
their husbands, none excepting one
only, and her name was Baraka,
which may perhaps mean Blessed"
but no blessing came to her when she
was born. She was much whittier and
much more beautiful than the other
girls of the little Tartar city; her face
was oval like an ostrich egg, her skin
was as the cream that rises on Sleeps
milk at evening. and her eyes were
like the Pools of Peace in the Valley
of Dark Moons; her waist also was a
slender pillar OF ivory. and round her
ankle she could make her thumb meet
her second finger; as for her feet
they were small and quick and silent
blessed.
When she was IN her seventeenth
year traveller came to the little city,
who was not like her own people: he
was goodly to see. and her eyes were
troubled by the sight of him, for the
stranger was tall and very fair. and
his beard was like spun gold and he
feared neither man nor evil spirit, go
ing about alone by day and night
Furthermore, he was a great physi-
clan, and possessed a small book,
about the size of a mans hand. in
which was contained all the knowl-
edge OF the world. By means of this
book, and three small buttons that
tasted Of mingled salt and sugar, he
cured Baraka's father of a mighty
pain in the midrin which had tor
mented him a whole week. He brought
with him also a written letter from q
holy man to the chiefs of the town;
therefore they did not kill him,
though he had a good Mauser revol-
yer with ammunition. worth much
money. and other things useful to be
levers.
Satan entered the heart Of Baraka.
duO bic 4ONcu the LfdNtlSl WHO u"SlI
IN her fathers house. for she was not
blessed: and she stood before him in
the way when he went out, and when
he returned she was sitting at the
door watching, and she took care to
show her cream-white arm and her
slender ankle, and even her beautiful
face when neither her father nor her
mother was near. But he saw little
and cared less. and was as grave as