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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-07-28

SILVER CITY MINERS UNION No. Sc. w f.
- NJ, Silver City, Idaho. meets every Saturday
evening after change of shift. All visiting mem
bers invited TO attend.
@. W. STALLINGs, President
NJ. d. MCLEOD, Secretary.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-07-28
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To H. F. Andregg, W. f. Noble and J. H.
McGhan, their heirs or assigns;
You aud each OF you are hereby notified that
have expended the sum OF Sixteen Hundred
Dollars upJn the Big Four group OF mining
claims, consisting OF the Big Four No /, Big
Four No 2. Big Four No. and Big Four No 4
lode mining claims situate in french Mining
District in the County of Owyhee and State Of
Il aho IN order to hold aid premises under the
provisions OF Section 232l Revised Statutes OF
the United States, being the amount required to
hold the same for the years ending December
slst, 1906, December 3lst, 1907, December SIst,
1908, and December Slst, 1909. tthe sum of 100000
having been expended thereon during each of
the afor said years.
And If within ninety days from the service OF
This notice (or within ninety days after this no
tce by publication) you fail refuse to contrib
ute your proportion of such expenditures. as CO.
owners, your interest in said claims will become
the property Of the subscriber under said sec
ton 23a4 MICHAEL ROCK.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-07-28
Notice for Publication.
(Final proof.l

(tinal Proof.)
l, CoLYER WlLCBER. of Glenns Ferry, Ida
no, who made entry No. 1873, under the proyi-
sions ran act OF the legislature of he State of
Idaho, commonly known as the Carey Act
approved March end. 1889, which embraces E5s
sWA. Lot ? aud sWz4 seq of section 80, of
township 5, Of range E, B. NJ, do hereby give
notice OF my intention 10 make final proof to
establish my claim 10 the land above described,
and that expect to p owe that have resided on
reclaimed and cultivated said land as required
by law, before Charles c. Smith, Agent State
Board OF Land Commissioners, at King Hill,
idaho, on the 11th Of August, 1910, by two of the
following witnesses.
CoLYER WILCHER, Entryman
Lynn Treadwell, OF Glenns Ferry, Idaho.
Lee Ii. johnson, of Glenns Ferry, Idaho
John f. Carter OF Glenns Ferry, Idaho.
Ada Sleek, Of Glenns Ferry, Idaho.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03
@eimnber &uricrD= &prratb mnb Samte=
rciett.

@ir baben lpeben Den al1sge3eidneten
&atalpg, mel9er bon Den bentiden 8aumz
ibulz unD Samenbausz 0e1tbern in Sea-
trice, Neb., iiberi6aut. Sizes lit Die "a.
Sabresausgabe nnD entbdlt l12 Seiten.
s,Sebe Seite lit poll be5 Sntereilanten.
9as Srudtbaum< 9epartement entbdlt
einige aubergemobnli6 quite Societies,
S;Spbannes< ltnb Staegelbeer ltrdud]er einz
geidloler1. 9ieie tpl1rben bon 9enti6z
lal10 Dor eini9en Sabren impprtirt nmo
baben liG in bte1em 2anbe lebr erfplg<
reid erlptelen. 9as Samenz9e partez
ment iauitriert nt1b bei@reibt cine pole
Mustpabl bon @artenz, 8lumenz uub
Selo1dmereien. @err 5onberegger, Der
@igentbiimer Der bent16en Nur1eries, gibt
beim 8eipre6en pes grpben @rfplges nit
ieinem Nur1erpz &prratb unD Sdmereien
in alen Sbeilen be5 Qa11bes eine11 groz
Ben 5beil oes &repits DEM fail barten
&lima ietnes 9iitrifts. Sc probu5irt gez
1unDen, frdftigen 8prratb, lpelher Sic
ra1ben, falten @inter n1b Die trofenen,
1eiBen CONNER, ipenm %notblpenbig, ausz
balfen fann. @ir tpiilen baB es Ser @ez
ieufdaft &ergniigen madt, ibren berrliz
den &atalog irgenb Sennanben, Ser in
intere1irt lit nber audi in
Sbitbdlmen, 5u5uienben. Semen, tpelde
Diefe Seitnng angeben. lpelln lie 1hretz
ben, miro Elm freies Srobepaq net Tires
fernlo1en Somato<S amens 5ngeididt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03
(0ffi5ieW.
&erbanblmagcn bes 8parb bes Gplu.
t~D=GpmmiiIare BON Gtearms
Gpnntp, Minu.

Office BEG County slltbitors, @teorns
County, Mim1., Den 25. Sanuar, 1910.
5pe3ieIIe @ibnng. - Sem
a bimtssri .'gs, II Snfrnt 5@f0lg S,,i tr@t ssr
fibrts Sen gorlies nno anpeielo ma<
rem S. 8. ganfielo, Saeob @eber unn
sSqn. &remer. = Sn 5aben BEG @e1nz
des bes sc. g. elliott l1no anberer fir
Nns0ebnung Der @ren8en beg l1nabbdnaiz
gen S6nloiitrifts bon RaDnesbiue, be1<
fen gerb0r auf ben 25. Sam1ar 1910 a1z
g%eoronet mar, erfdien Srant Tplman ais
Mntpnlt fir Die 8itt1teuer Dor Der Beb0rz
De nno .itente ben Mntrag, baB bas @ez
iud, tpie inn Original borgelegt, abgez
dnbert tperoe, 10 baB Nh bon @@A
bon Section 3 nnb NA bon 5ectionen
4 nnb 5 i'm Sofpnfbip Yabnesbiue al1s<
geidloiien feien; bemnn9 bas@e1u6 .menn
10 -abgednbert Die oben beidriebe,en 2dnz
bereien innerbaB Der %proponirten neuen
bon YnbnesbiIe al1sgef6lo1en }eien. 9a<
rnuf1in erfdien Mnlpalt S. $. 5mQipan,
fir Sic @intpenbmng erbebenbe Yartei Dor
Ser 8eb0rbe nnb legte folgenbe gintpen-
bungen Dor: gintpenbung nnter3eidnet
bon @m. 81. Man3 unb ar0eren @rut1bz
beiibern i'm @duloitrift II, gintper<
Dung nnter5etdnet BON CRAWFORD 8lafe<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03

Sen 6amilien, sic iid i6rer 0bbut
anpertralpe11, elm @ort 5ur re6tel1
8eit reoeten." Yrof. Or. grbitein,
ser beoeutenoe @0ttinger alinifer,
lagt: SD babe idon &in0er iagen
b0ren, oaB iie megen ser s6uIe tei=
ne 3eit gu 6ieiem @eid)aft bitten. Be-
lonoers bel Ma66en bemirft ltn5eiti=
&c 3imperlibfeit auf oiele @eile Ell
ne friib5eitige %beginneuoe Stubltrag=
felt, sic Sic eigentlibe llrlade BON
piele,1 ipateren broniiden 2eioen
mir0."
Sung gemobnt, alt getban! M0=
gen Sic gltern 6ieS itets beber5igen
un6 Sic 5tun0e Dor 6em 5hulm=
iang, b%elon0ers i'm @inter, 5ur for
perliben uno geiltigelr @elunobeits=
pflege ibrer 9ieblinge genal1 iberlpa=
6en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03
gu 9apioipm.

Sic 6 nf<Sii@er @eieaidaft piro an,
5pntttag Mben6 in Scat. @ppbmin'S @pm1D:
bic, Ser %uer9plbete @tern~ auftreten. gs
lit bieS cine Der beiten 2utipiele, Die felt
langem in 81. glDmb lber Die glbne aim
gen. &eierpirte Sibe in Rplitpr's Mpp=
tbe.e am @amitag
rSbe Srapelins @alesman~ miro Conn
tag Mbenb, ben Is. Sebruar, i'm 9obibipn
bon elmer aus9e5eidneten Sruppe aufge=
fibrt tuerben. 9ieies @taf bat uber Elm
Sabr bic 3ui9auer 9efeieIt unb in Chicago
ipie in 8oitnn unb anberen @roBitdbten elm.
aetbeilten BeifoI 9efunben. 9ieie aanae
@ode tpirb bas i~ntereKante Stid in 81.
@ouf iber bic 8retter geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03

+.-.-
Seiu5 las, itano grob nto oeutlid
sort gei6rieben: SOU biit elm Saul
pel5!" Tins glei65eitig Porte er, mie
oos MannGen itrafeno linn oaslelbe
ms DIR iagte: v9u Bit elm Soul
pel5!" @or S@red fubr er nit oem
MdS6en ouf 6as 8latt, uno I'M na@=
item M%ugenblid 1tarrte er nit groben,
offenen Ml,gen in Sic leere Mappe.
&inter ibm aber itan0 iei1e Mut=
ter un0 gab ibm 11o@ eil,en &laps,
neil CT beute i6on gum 5meitenmale
bei iei11en Sdyularbeiten eingei6lafen
mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03
Murgens por sdnlanfaus int @inter.

Die ribtige 8enabung ser Stnnoe
Dor 59ulanfang lit fir Sen @eluno=
b~eitS5uitano bes &i16es namentli6 I'M
@inter bon GROCER 8e0eutung. Stebt
es 5u ipat auf, 10 fam eS fir letnes
9eibes Mabrung un0 Notbourft ni6t
oroentli6 iorgen, mas ibm forperli6
enti6ieoe1 gum Madtbeil gerei@t nno
ieine geiitige Mrbeit in ser Sdule be-
eintra6tigt. ltm 5ur redten 3eit, nn=
gefabr cine Stun6e Dor 6em @egge=
fen BON @ol1ie, a%1flteben 5u f0nnen,
miillen sic &inoer natiirlih Nlben0s
5eitig ms @ett gebra6t per0en. @or=
fer lino nod Sic fir SEN naditen
5dultag notbigen 8ii6er 5ltredt5ule-
gen. Morgens miiiien iie obne leoe
@ait IN aIer &l1be ii6 iauber maidem
uno Damn or6entli@ abtrodnen. Denn
mutt feudter @out uno nit @alier int
@eb0rgang in Sic minterli6e Morge11=
falte binaus5uloufen, lit bo6lt lda0=
lid. Mu6 Munoipiilen INTO @urgela
mer0e ME pernabldiiigt. @benlo mlB
oos &ino geniiger10e 8eit 5um rubigen
Nn5ieben baben, JOINT ltiir5t es nit
|bolb offenem Mantel I'M Irabe, Our6
Sen meit ge0ffneten Mun0 ste falte
9uft einatbmeno, CUR 5bule uno 5iebt
iih lei6t cine ldmere grfaltung gu;
muB 5u0em pieleidt l6on an ser
nd6iten 5traBenede iteben heiben,
I'M oas in ser @ait l6le6t %gebun0e=
ne Sdubbano mieoer felt 81 MAIDEN.
Mu6 gum geniigen0en &al1en uno
3erfleinern oes 5riibltiids gebort
3eit. 8iele ii6 gu nebmen, m1B man
sic &inoer notbigenfo1s 5min9en. Sic
oiirfen morgens ni6t i'm Steben &af-
fee o0er Mild briiben5 beiB binunter=
gieBen uno 6as @ebdd baitig per=
i9lingen ober aus Mnglt Dor Sem gu
ipdtfommen iiberboupt ni6ts eiien.
@eraoe in ser falten Sabres5eit muB
Sic 4orpermai6ine glei6 morgens gut
angebei3t mer0en; mn6 Sic Mabrung
iteat 6as &ei5material oar.
5ait nod midtiger lit elm anoeres
@eidaft, 0as regelmaBig ie0en Mor-
gen nod gu &auie erle0igt mer0en
mnB:: 1es 2eibes Motbonrft. Sebr
beber5igensmertb lit, mas in 6ieier
8e3iebung &rof. 81. 8. aoblrauid
lagt: sd babe alte uto erfabrene
6umilienpdter lno Miitter gefunnt,
Die neben anoeren guten @r5iebungs-
grunoiaben es fir eine gol0ene &egel
erflarten, Sic 4in6er bon SSugen6 auf
CUR redt5eitigen 8efrieoiglng 6es
5tublbeourfniiies an3ubaIten. Seoes
Sinh m1Bte 6ies morgens Dor Ser
56nle tbun, es modte ein8umenoen
baben, mas es mo1te. Die Matur
gemobnt ii6 10 lei6t an Sic @egel<
mdBigfeit in 6ieler 8e5iebung. Die
9ler5te fonnten mandem eine1 le-
benslangli6en Mr5neigebral19 eripa-
rem, menn Tie 6arnuf a9tete11 1tn6 in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03

9ilfe ertpirften." nno oas tbat Die So
Mile. sic lieB MeiIen Ieien, bran1-
tie Dor oem S%oiepbsaltare Screen nno
5 1bmidte benielben nit Blun1en. Die
9ufe blieb aber au6 nibt aus. Die
Samilie fano quite 2ellte, melde fir lie
bas 8eiibtbum mieoer faufen molten.
8eim erlten n1o 5meiten &erfanfe
fonnten bieie aber bur6 miorige Ser
bqltnilie nl1r fleine @ebpte angeben,
uno ser alte grblib murbe beim 5mei-
ten Mufjabe einem 6rem0en 5nge.
idlagen. Mber troy dmeoem lieB bie
7amilie inn @ebete ri6t nod. sic
en1pfabl ii@ gang in @otteS Biaen,
eer moge es fiigen, mie er molle nno
es fir iie gut lei. Tins mas Mieman6
geglaubt, trat elm. Sim oritten Ser.
f%optffstage befam ser alteite 5obn bon
ser 8lrglbaft sic 8ollma@t, 10 bod
gu bieten, mie Ser Sater glaubte, es
nod annebmen gu mo4en. SSn 0ieien
1dmeren Stl1noen lag Sic Samilie int
{ Neben5immer auf sen &nieen n1o be-
tete mn @tlfe. @abren0 oellen ging
Ser Berfanf meiter, uno trotoem BON
Y an0eren 5eiten bobe Srmmen gebo-
ten muroen, erlangte Oo6 Sic Samille
!, oas aneilte mieoer. Sim an0eren Sa=
: &c uber befam tie burb cine beionoere
Jiigung @ottes falt oas gau5e 8eiib=
tbmm 5uriid.
@ottes @ege fins mun0erbar, er re-
aiert nn0 lenft aues. @er in idmerer
Notb lift, pep0e ii6 oarum gu @ott,
uno er miro idon Mbbilfe l6affen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03

@enn beidmert nit unperoaulid-
felt, @artleibigfeit, fem Mppetit ooer
bilioies 5iiblen, gebt Gbamberlain's
.Magen= nno 2eber-S abletten einen
8eriud, un6 SIR tperoet ~5ufrieoen
iein nit bem &eiultate. Dieie Cab
lette ftdrfen Sen Magen uno sic 2e=
Der uno belfen Ser geroanung nod.
3u fal1fen bei ser Molitor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03
@eiiere @nite1, bartnadige Grfalt,tn.

Sdmer5 in ser 8ruit uno mebe
2nngen iino Die goraeigen, meIde iid
raid 5m elmer gefdbrli9en &ranfbeit
entmideln, menn sic grfaItung nidt
gebeilt miro. SoleD's SoneD ans
Sar itiut Sen @uiten, beiIt uro linz
BERT Sic angegriffenen SbeiIe nno.
bringt raide 2inoerung.M oIitor Drug
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-03
@as &ein5 bon ieiner @appe
trG1tmtc.

Madbors SEEING iaB Bel sen @dp11-
orbeite11. rM6t un6 bier lit -"
Mibmutbig legte er Sen 6eoerbolter
bin uno itiibte SEN &opf in beioe
9anoe.
uMdt nno bier lit 5molf," iagte
linn ga cine stimme, uno ais er auf<
1ab, ldritt elm eisgraues MGnn6en
miiroepon aus Ser 56u1mappe fer
aus, faBte 5ierli@ Sic Sober un6
1dapang iid rittlings auf 6aS Sinten-
.faB. .8ra16it 6id nt6t 5n firdten,
mein SSunge," brummte er %bergniigt.
ltno babel idrieb ser @raubart nit
nieoliden Striden Sic Mufgabe int
&efte fertig, Sic nadite audi un6 10
fort, Biz Sic &ebenarbeit fir sen fol-
genoen Sag pouen0et mar. 5taunen0
1ab &et5 6em @un6er gu. 9as 0iinf=
tie linn berrli6! vs6reiben mubt on
audi nod, gelt?" bat ct enolt6 5ag=
boft. uS6 fann Bios re6nen," iagte
Ser Site. Sod pfiff er a1f 5mei
Gingern, genalt 10, mie SEEING es ielbit
immer tbat, uno alsbal0 fam aus ser
Mappe ein an6eres Mannlein beral1s-
getrippelt, idier nod alter uno mei-
Ser als Sos erite. sic 5ogen ems Dor
oelr1 anoern boflib sic 3ipfelmiiten
uno i9ittelten ii6 liltig blin5eno Sic
} Sdn0e.
) 4aum par Ser &ed)enmeiiter in iei-
ner @obnung neridmunoen, 10 iprang
Ser @eiBbart auf Sen &an6 bes Sin=
tenfalIes, taudte sic langen S9nabel-
1dube in Sic Sinte un6 bopfte 6ann
frobli6 ouf 6em 5dreibbeft lumber.
Sod mur0en unter leinen Sritten lau=
! bere S6rift5eiden ii6tbar. Mber 'als
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4 stnna @arig an @m. 8. @ruger, Mh
bon N@A bon S@A, 16z122z32,
$4,000.
aa IT,, N y an g s. 3 2Si1nn%ggibl, &@A
9enrp 3irngibl an g.. Ml1aer, @H
S&A Ii. a.. 35z124<29, $4,000.
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N@A S@A, ~9=124z29, $1,000.
SSaeob Yolainer an 2enna Sinten, @8A
S@A, 3z126z32, $500.
9omer Sennb an Setter @anieu, Got q,
8lod 80 II. a.. 9fodbiIe. $500.
sc. s. 5on1tegaarb an 6. Sonitegnnrb,
NgA 5@A, 33z123z34, 5000.
g. s. Barrett an Geo. g. Barrett, Cots
!, 1 unb 2, 8<122<27, $500.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-04
By BOOTH HARRINGTON AND HARRY LEON WILSON
INOVELLZED FROM THE PLAY BY ,WB. M.FERCUSON

treachery. What DO you meant
Aaron" he added violently, turning "a
his cousin. tell him that's lie."
But Tom Randall's second witness
proved as disappointing. and his hasty
desp,cabIe and well executed method
Of vengeance fell to pieces before his
enraged eyes. He. who had not thought
twice Of fastening murder upon bis
enemy. had never for a moment doubt.
ed that. the necessity arising. this i'm
portant witness, this blood relation
who shared his hatred. would readily
swear away the life Of their mutual
enemy. He had acted without princi-
pie. He had reckoned without his cous-
ms inherent love for common decen-
cy and justice. Aaron Randall posi-
lively refused to corroborate the false
hood. mo. sir" be said sternly. I'VE
have better way"
Tom. abandoning himself to rage and
chagrin, turned upon M. veaudry and
Aaron. You cowardly sncaksr' he
cried. You go back on me now when
I had this man where could pay him
what owed him. There are twenty
men around this house who would
stamp his life out like q rattlesnake.
Give me that pistol"
"Give him the pistol. Give him for
tyr added Kirby hotly as Judge Pley-
dell hesitated. I'm teach you to skulk
behind trees and rob dead man. to
swear a murder on me-" be added
passIonateIy, turning upon his accuser
Il am clear Of your lies. am within
the law now. and you are outside II.
Take your pistol. call In your friends
to help you. and I'll make
@No! Nor cried Adele piteously.
He turned. mastering by an effort
his bitter passion. And" he finished
courteously, with formal bow. Il will
make them welcome. II shall never
be said Of me that was inhospitable
in my own house."
Oblivious to the others. his declara-
ton had been aimed at Adele. and. de-
spite the suave courtesy with which 1t
was delivered. she was acutely con-
scious Of certain bitter undercurrent
Of irony in the words. REINFORCED by
the sardonic challenge Of his eyes
your own house." she echoed slow
ly. did you say that
1T Is mine tonight"
She stared at him. wide eyed and
tremulous with sudden fear and hor-
ror, as II the phantasnagsr1a q seine
hideous dream. being whom hxs had
swiftly learned to cherish. had In a
breath turned into a venomous reptile.
its wicked head drawn back to strike.
There Is only one man in the world
who could make that claim" she whis-
pered, choking over each word while
she still stared with Mortified fascina-
tion-"only one man In the world who
could make that ciaimr'
Don't you see who the scoundrel
isT' cried Tom. with brutal contempt.
Kirby bowed gravely to Adele Ran
dali.
Cameo Kirby-at your service. mad
am. told you the bad prince always
stayed too long," he added sadly. Bit
terly.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-04

THY ALL HATE rou. pox'T rHxS7-
sleep, and II you leave III get up.
want some more light. I'm going %
have some things the way | want
them"
Recognizing that flight was useless
and that the child was In deadly ear.
nest. Kirby olediently turned up ihs
lamp.
1T strikes me- be said mildly,
you'll come very near getting q good
many things the way ron want them. =
@You come and sit here" pcremp-
torily ordered the General. pointing to
stool beside the sofa. And again
the man obeyed. For moment the
child was silent. grayely contemplate
ing his pseudo hero. "what Il a
id low eamblerY- be suddenly
inquired.
Its what some people call me- re-
piled Kirby after pause. I'm sorry
they do IL before you."
They don't like you any more. do
fhey-spccialIy DeIef They all hate
you. don't tbcyf know why. It's
because you turned out to be the bad
prince said the boy. noddIng solemn
ly.
Again the other was silent. Gen
eral." he said al length. there's some
thing your sister never got quite
straight IN the stories she's read you.
Sometimes the good prince Ia half bad.
and sometimes the bad prince--is half
good"
NO: there was never anything like
that In the books" reflected the Gen.
eraI, greatly surprised.
And sometimes added Kirby.
they are both just one man-half good
and half bad"
Both Just In one person.
Yes. And when that person-haIf
good prince and half bad prince. re-
member-gets into a mysterious UNDER
ground passage. say. and the adscn.
ture takes him TO where the people are
good. why. then he tries TO be oil good
too"
The child pondered over this truth,
little comprehending those strange con.
tradIetions and complexities Of the
soul. Of that dual personality which
has mystliied older and wiser heads
than his. that has bafIied sage and sci.
enlist alike and viii bafIic them to the
end Of time.
Then are you trying not TO be a bad
prince now-not any more at all everr'
he finally asked
mot where you and your sister are.
said Kirby. bis voice trembling.
But you'll turn out bad again when
We 90 awnyT' suggested the child.
Il don't know just whit will happen
then" confessed the man, staring duly
at the door.
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Silence came. Then the child sighed
I'D like to know the end Of tina,
story"
The man echoed the sigh. smIlIn.
wanly. I'm afraid ] can't tell yop til
end"
Although 10 herald Of intrusion hal
been apparent. he was suddenly con
scious that some one had entered III.
room before the General had express
Cd bis wish. Rising. be dIseerned
Adele Randall. who now came swIftly
forward and. ignoring him. assumed I
protecting attitude cver the child. d
II to shield II from an infinitely con
Eliminating presence. She appeared
the same rs on the first occasion 81 BIZ
meeting with her--paIe. sad. dressed
entirely In black, hopelcssly emotion
les and uncompromisingly hopeless
Miss Randall" be ventured II
iengtA ignoring her attitude, 4 have
something for ron. Several times /
hare sent one Of the servants 10 yoa
requesting an interview. don'f wan.
you TO regret all your life the fact that
ron refused 70 listen TO me-"
Without a word or glance she
turned TO the General and took him
By the hand. the child struggling with
~ his small strength. please dcnt
make mc.~ he ImpIored. "Dele. hes
trying not to be bad Ike they said
And, don't you remember, promised
70 Be- his truxfy friend. Can't even
talk to hImsv
Miss Randall" quietly inierpos~i
Kirby. there isn't I slave "a thls
plantation Jon wouldn't listen to II
be asked to BE- heard before ron pun
ished him. Won't you
But she had gone. half carrying The
stiIl Intellectually struggling General
Kirby remained xrimiy eying slip 81
paper he had withdrawn from biz
pocket II was bis last card--th deed
70 the plantation. Throwing II on The
table. he sank Into d chair. a prey 10
the most hopeless detection.
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furiated child. as Adele and Aaron
laid restraining hands upon him.
We've run you to earth. Mr.. Wolf"
be added. glaring at Kirby, while be
strove to release himself, almost sob
bling with impotent fury.
"Wolf. am III echoed Kirby. step
ping back. "Then I'll show you some
fangs."
tom! Tomr' implored Adele.
whats the mattery why do you act
this way? You don't know what you're
doing"
Don't II he snarled. writhing from
her grasp and again confronting Kirby.
Its you who are the fool. There's
the man we want for the murder Of
Colonel Moreauw
She started back aghast, staring
from her brother to Kirby and back
again in helpless. doubling astonish-
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6o0oI Adele had given q little cry
9 and promptly tainted. while
her brother attempted another lnefrec.
tual assault upon bis enemy. With
difficulty he was bundled out OF the
room by Aaron and N. veaudry before
blood was shed. Kirby being In no
humor to stand further insults from
bis accuser. Then Adele was escorted
from the room by old Nanny Lena.
Groups wife. while Judge PIeydeII re-
paired TO the balcony and dismissed
the patiently waiting posse.
UnwiiIingIy the posse dispersed. some
even returning TO New Orleans. while
the indefatignble old Judge retired In
doors and sought his three friends,
leaving Kirby and Bunce In undisput.
ed possession Of the ground door.
well. gentlemen began PIeydeiI
In a businesslike voice. ''there Is only
one thing TO be done. and that is TO
adhere 70 our original plan. II Is no
time now to deplore our mutual blind.
ness. The fact remains that that
id low gambler has claimed the
plantation. as we expected. though /
admit he took an unlocked for aud
devillsh roundabout method Of doing
So"
III ] had had any help he wouldn't
be here now" interrupted Tom RAN
dali suddenly. gIowering at Aaron and
N. veaudry. "TIl hx him yefg'
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MYx that dIsheartenel attitude
ml Bunce eventually found kif.
6oooI by. From the balcony win
@D dow the fat veteran bad wit
messed Adde'S silent contempt. and
be now laid sympathetic hand upon
his partners shoulder.
"iou see how yon stand with her,
don't your be said quietly. Il won't
say she aIn'f a fine enough woman "a
make any man act the fool about her
But. Gene. you've got 10 bold up your
bead and gif over II. It's too late for
you to start your life again. and you
can't drag her Into II. Take one good
look At YOURSELF, Gene Kirby. then take
another nj hrr. But, say, she wouldn't
take you II You was an angel stepped
right out Of the nrst front door Of
heaven. What could you ever be 70
herr Nothin' but id gambler.
seen the way she treated you"
That's because she doesn't know
what I'm going to do" replied Kirby.
striving to convince himself. Look Of
that paper
Bunce examined the deed. then turn.
ed Indignantly upon the signsr thereof
I've seen you give some pore young
Teller bis money back after you'd Won
u. but ] never knoved you 10 do II II
the teller slapped you In the face
FIRST" be said wItheringIy. THE sill
won't stay long enough Ia the sane
room to wipe her shoes on you Don't
that hurt your
1T won't hurt 30 much after this
replied Kirby, indicating the paper.
when the fool maker made yon |
reckon he quit work. lie knowed he'd
reached bis high water mark" com
mented Bunce. with despaIring shrig
Now. III make her speak 10 you"
Kirby shook his bead. his relaxed hg.
ure stiffeninx with sudden resolution.
NO he said quietly. "you and lll
get out Of here. ! won't see Miss Ran
dali again"
But The other. giving no heed to tlie
words. quietly left the room. while XII.
BY remained seated at the table OBJ.
rtractesliy toying with the cards. utter.
" obiivious TO surroundings. Ills feet
Ing resolution had already vanished
His grip 90 the present had relasea
He felt singuIariy hopeless. hearisick
and utterly alone.
[ro N cosrlxurpI
Fatal curiseIty.
IAN I the only woman you ever
love1r
~xss; IT, rsst var ~ siris"-Judss'