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sLAwSoN & HOBBS BUILDING.
No. IL West 20 street
wEsTcHEsTER HOMES LEASED.

,een designed and Il is the intention -
make this one OF the most complete once
h1,il5inxs in the real estate business
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THE COLOSSEUM.
Riverside Drive and 10th street.

the premises or at No. ATS Gravesend ave-
nue. Brooklyn.
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u.rnoua New York School for cutting and deT
signing ladies and gentlemen garments Aaoe-
by mail al IA 9th ave
AITTONOBLE SALESMEN-We can place
Eve or six saIesnen successfully selling car ;
,.nuine from $500 TO $1,000 IN price dI sd
ar,es from s3 900 to 81 900 per year loca non,
D..-oir Nan earning less than $1,000 and not
nov employed by automobile concerns no no.
considAred Business Service Co Agency ooo
Singer Builclpg
60STOEFT1-E clerks and Carriers wanted
Exaroinatiors will be held in New york anu
many uther cities IN Novembtr. Cncie sam 70 .
b.s, er,n,over: pay is high and sure houre
short; places permanent, prCiito IN ~ acsncies
vacations with pay. thousands OF va Haeell,.es -,
avtrv month; all kinds of pleasant work work
everywhere: no layoffs; no pull heedeu' cptn L
non education sufficient. Ask FOR Tree poof1et 'i
&C a2S giving full particulars and explaining
nv o4,er of position or money PACK. Ear
Hopkins Washington. u .
-.cFNTs 70 handle our Teas and Conees' e1-
nerience not necessary; build up business @ o.
~ oun Call or write. Burns & FfNd' -oS
Hudson st. n I.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may carr EGS1 f1,I
income corresponding for newspapers. FIX
perence unnecessary. azores
sponding Bureau. washington y I
RII7 and entr1 clerk. Gentle, 1uicl, and ac-
n,,rarA for wholesale house; s12 to so re
dential Employment Corporation 'h-st. i'o -
253 BrOadway.
BooKKEEPERs. tive caraele s1 a6n Gou9iT ,t,erican
con,jies about thirty years CredentlAI I'm
nInvment Corporation, 253 Broadway
p00yEEEPER'S ASSISTANT, WITH sonle
years' expcrieuce; must write ana nEulS
,.,alI, salary S15 weekly. CredentiaI riiIi''
rnent corporation. 253 Broadway.
p0oRKFEPER and cashier. experienced -
rhi, work: So 600 bond required; falaFy - e.
c,rAderttai Employment Corporation ''
1900 253 Broadway
CT TEPK-Fxperienced In general once VOTE
oood appearance, neat and Wei3 ~
,snded s1o weekly Credential Employ mem
Corrorntior 253 Broadway
~ FpL-s-seyeraI very desirable junior posi
ttnns csnehle C;entiles only; salary $4"N nm. 'lil
<5o0 6'redentiai Employment 'o'p"'"@
SFs, 1904 253 Broadway.
~ rPEs for manufa cturing company nrf@h i, =
wang men good writer's Grnt,tes.
- i,,.nra ~ cspabIe Credential Employ
Tnent corpora tion. 253 BroadWsN
17gTDTT' MAN-Assistants position open VITA
,,,,,,,,farturprs- salary 81 500 To sZ-.'"" u
-,,d;nr on experierce. Credentlai Enlplo>
n,snt Corporation. e5a Broad~ way.
Dp ,TTGHTSMAN- Mechanical. FeFera4 u'si'
shle nositious for men OF good genera -
aTiap~e. salary si5 10 SIS. tredehtia' En-
plovrnent Corporation, 253 Broadway
Ir0pVMAN With metal furniture manufaotur-
tng experience. possessing executive aoiitlS'
understanding electric welding enc ~ iheN -; -
i.hfnr Credential Employment Corporation
2B3 broadway
TNsTpT1C-TOR-cYvii engineer. New York
s,at,. 81 900 TO $1,000. Business Service
Co Agency. sos Singer Building.
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WORK WANTED.

Male
JAPANESE. FLt.;'.,.,. Rslias;- .,.,...
SEC sixth Ave Phone s0Ss Bryant Bes, Jap
ansse servants furnished 10 pfivate families.
rsferences investigated
AGENT. COLLECTOR, or ANYTHING else. want
ed by married man: 5est reference furnished
Letters. Box sos, 1918 I'd ave
Butler Absolutely arst class ENGLISH would
consider valetinE one gentleman; $50: excel
lent references. Waldorf Bureau. - West S3d
BUTLER-COOk.- Swedish couple: do entire
work between them $50 500 Waldorf Bureau,
- Vest 33d 81 Phone, 500 Madison.
CTI AUFFEUR-American. -. with private
family; refined. well educated expert driver
and frst class machinist. city country T
Turpen. 42s East s9th 81
CotPIE-E English: butler and Iadys maid or
chamhernaiG very superior servants. both
thorcughly experienced. sGO-S7O. excellent ref
Phone. soc Madison
HANDY MAN. with all tools. plumbing car
rrutertng, painting; ctty country; no tn
crubrauce; Al reference. Wilson. 65s Broad
NAY Brooklyn.
HOTEL. Institution or real estate. BY nrst class
painter and paperhanger doing carpenter work
and general repairs. Call o. address. Philip.
2e5 East 3Tth 81
YOUNG MAN t36l having held present position
as cashier for OF the largest corporations
in the vicinity OF New York for twelve years
sires to change from his present position TO enc
with brighter future prospects. Best OF refer
-ncas from present and former employers Ad-
dress T. n. r.. Tribune Once.
YOUNG MAN-wishes position; handy with
tools. oswald. 22oS Fifth ave.
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/ =,,1T-I-rTpTPS Two capable doubIe enJF5
Soasnscners. at 81. .o4o and $1,000; American
canrijas about thirty years. tredehtlaI 1-iii
nIovment Corporation, 253 Broadway
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we now IN & position 70 VOote ae0iiN" $685.
factory prices On our
DirIE SAFETY RAZOR.
II is the sensation of the age and sells on sishI
Retail price Is one dime for one complete saietS
re- zor with one highest grade Shefeld steel Dlaue,
,',cIsd - raat 4ube extra blades are sold, 3
blades neatly packed iR oil paper. one dlai@.
Thousands are being now 10 the satlstdctloii ~
{ the users, demonstrated by nunnperless testI
ruopials Arrangements for exclusive territory
and highly lucrative agencies can De iiaue- .a i
International Safety Razor Co. l2i-l52 mite
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HELP WANTED.
Male.
AGENTS WANTED.
DlrIE SAFETY RAZOR.

Not an experiment, but demonstrated success
We are in q position to quote aeehIs s@'
"a
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UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS.
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FREE LITERATURE about Oxydonor. master
Of practically every form OF disease. no drugs,
tested over twenty years, restored hundreds or
cases worse than yours; no matter what aiis you
write to-day. may saFe YOU years OF suI1erllS
Or. II. Sanche & Co. Inc. 4sS 9TH ave
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90oYKFEPER and cashier. experienced -
- a,orIr. e. 900 bond required; salary SIe-
r-adHrttai employment Corporation tE-s'-
-noH Rrnadway
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years; experience; must write and nEuIe
,yeII, salary s13 weekly. CredentlaI f-''p4''
r,srt ,-nrnoration. 253 BroaoWay.
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TNsTRUCfoR-Cfvii engineer New farh ,
S,a... q 400 10 81 500 Business Service
Co. Agency. sos Singer Building.
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STENOGRAPHERS-Ste fitting Arm can
two extra good men salary 1895 70
81 04U. CredentiaI Employment Corporation
Est 1900. 253 Broadway.
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1II and entrv clerk Gentle, quick ana ac-
cI,rare for wholesale house; s12 to 10 re re
aenttal Employment Corporation tEst i'of}'
253 Broadway. -------
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~ -77,77777 7 7CFTT PERSON may earn good
income corresponding for newspapers TX
-iarce unnecrssarv Address Press CORE
<nondine Bureau. washington, u I.
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TPERINTENDENT-Shee metal furniture
filing cases. etc; 1900 $1,000;
one at S.. 600 TO S.. 900. Business Service Co
Agency. 500 Singer Building.
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! ~ E7xDerienced In general oftice work
Lar Si-nI an.ar.ur. neat and well recon-
nended sl2 weekly Crecentiai I-i"p''' 9''
Prosdyyay
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bankers OF merchants permanent income
right party. Write only. W c. Wilson, 1850
81 Johns Place Brooklyn.
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MARRIED COUPL 1.-two in family, husband
waiter and useful; wife cook: $50 monthly:
permanent position. IrNin's Agency. - West
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C-I Several very desirable junior pos,
49, canshle C;entiles only; salary S4hN ,hd
.1oo credentiai Employment SorpeFatioH
-. 1oa,l o53 Broadway.
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Man. over So OF good education, 10 learn our
business; expenses guaranteed at start Mr.
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PROF. D'ALESSIO'S

ramous New York School for cutting ana oes
,ixrtnE ladies' and gentlemen garments. 1ausne
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ANTED-GentIernan OF wide acquaintance
10 solicit subscriptions to syndicate stock OF
high class realty proposition, indOrsed o. New
York's leading realty msn and banks; com
mission and bonus TO right party IS Broad
way. Room 1q3 New York City.
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T-SEFT-I, MAN-S25: German. all round use
full outside work horse. COW, poultry etc-s
references Mathewson's Agency, SIS ocn ave
Tel. SIS Bryant.
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TABLE DIGESTANS. large seller; asenu
Southern territory Pond Pha-alacal Company
LnrI-
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MEN of Ideas, with some inventive ability.
Greeley Il McIntire. Patent Attorneys, Wash
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.CFNTS 10 handle fsaz and Co1ees' eA
otr;ence not necessary; build up business o,
y,o,- ou,u Call OF write. Burns & FfNd -o'
Hudson st. y. Y
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Female.
SUMNER RESORTS. 7 75T7@. Wss, IS I4tsas: 195s :;

S3U-SoU. 20
hsrnberraids, for seaside and mountains; al
expenses paid
ATTENDANTS for Institutions Brooklyr
Nurses Directory. 2SO Putnam ave
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| ~ rPEs for nanufa acturins COMPANY, pste' 10,
! ,'n,,ng men good writers, G"ntiles, Hp-t'
| o,od sdvanre II cspabIe tredential Employ
| - I-,r,,,-. ton % Broadway
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COOkS-Swedish. German, Hungarian. E.,s
IfsF American Irish. exc: wages. SIS 20 kles
soTa4 who launder walcorf Bureau. y Wssr
,a.i Madison
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CREDIT MAN-AssistantS posiuoh soi"oo oir, A..
W -. 80 -, axnerierce Credential Employ
-. .fo1. Broad way.
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COOK-Young man. speaks English siga,.y. aS
cook in good family OF hotel: good references
from erst hotels OF Germany Fritz Bien-iien.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTso.

Male.
COACHNAN.-By neat Svedes smooth sA>e
speaks good English very careful and re-
table. will be useful; good reference Car
r1anrer,s AgeucE. Ia 9Th ave
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DUNG MAN-wishes position: handy with
tools Oswald, ZOOS Fifth ave.
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city: no laundry; call this morning. Miss
Anna Lacey. Century Employment Agency, Is
West 3Sth 81.
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YT-RSE or NURSERY GOvERNESS SS-Realsd
German zirl- good sewer: best references:
wages SIS Cali al Lang & Boech-rsr Co. 12-
3S,4
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three wears reference. city or country -MrS-
Golfers Agency. I'D West 23d 8
TWO GIRLS-Hunsarian and Irish. as nurse.
useful maid: any situation for a start; -
experience Waldorf Bureau ~ Wssc I'D 81.
Phone 500 Madison
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BOOKNEEPER and typist, young CITIsrlal
girl: must be ambitious; S.; good chance
for advancement; best reference required
Jupp Agency. 81 Nassau ST
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Girl, for houscwork; small private family; no
washing. Asbury Park for summer wages SO.
Industrial Association Il West 42d ST
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COOK for Pelham Manor, y Y; private fam
fIv; call this morning Miss Anna Lacey.
Century Employment Agency. 10 West SSth st
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-07-28
Charlotte Gets New Car Line.

A 4o-year franchise. for the oper-
alton OF street car system In this
city. and over any street on which
the board of aldermen may allow the
holders OF the franchise to place
tracks. or in general terms. as some
have expressed II. "a pretty liberal
franchise" was last night granted 70
Mr.. Paul Chatham by the board Of
aldermen. after over two months OF
the most furious battling along the
firing lines Of the guardians OF the
municipalities stronghold against al
possible enemies and all possible I'm
palrment or destruction Of the clty's
paramount interests. welfare and IN
improbable integrity. Not that the
applicants for the franchise were re
garded as enemies. but that The board
were guarding the city's interests al
II would. were the forces Of destruc
ton knocking at the door, and the
battle never wavered or let up. nol
did the firing cease. until the las
man was satisfied, and the boars
got before II a document TO which !
could with a substantial majority
give It's Official consent and yoll
Charlotte Chronicle.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-07-28
70 investigate Charges.

The investigation OF the charges
against Dr. J. r. Gordon and DR..
IL. r. Brooks in connection the state
tuberculosis sanatorium at Mont
Rose, which was ordered BY the
government to be held last Friday
has been postponed until August 2.
The investigation Is the outcome OF
charges made public short time ago
by Dr. John Roy Williams Of Green's
boro against Dr.. J. r.. Gordon Of
jamestown. chairman Of the govern
ing board, and DIR. ]. r. Brooks Of
Mont Rose, superintendent Of ths
sanatorium. Some say II Is the regu
lar annual investigation ordered By
the board OF internal improvements
DIR. Williams charges mlsmanagemen'
Of the Institution.
Dr. Brooks passed through her
this evening. but refused to make an,
statement Dr. ID. A. Stanton OF this
city and DR.. c. A. Julian Of Thomas
vile will probably be important wit
nesses az they were the gentlemen
who investigated the institution abou
a year ago at the inst'gation Of tn
state board Of health and closed II
Later the place vas reopened after |
number OF improvements. The In
yesfigation promises to be rathe
sensation affair.-fiigh Point Specia
10 Charlotte Observer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-07-28
Killed Her Husbands flame.

Ilrpelled by jealously. Mary Castor,
colored. fatally stabbed Hattie Brown,
also colored, in front Of the colored
moving picture show on East Trade
street last night about 9:45 o'clock
The fatal wound was inflicted In the
neck directly through the jugular vein.
The knife used was IN ordinary bar
low, the blade Of which had been
whetted to razor sharpness.
The cause OF the crime. as stated,
was jealousy on the part Of the Gas
ton woman over her husband. Jesse
CASTOR. whose affections she claims
the murdered woman had alienatad
from her. The woman had some tron
BILE before and II is said that the Gas
ton woman threatened to kin the 9th
er II she ever caught her in company
with her husband. Last night MARY
met her husband and Hattie Browl
in front OF the picture show. After
passing some words with them. She
drew the knife and buried the bla'ls
in Hattie Browns throat--Charlotts
News
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-07-28
sherin Bryant In IroubIe.

Reports coming from Michel coua-
y slate that the present sheriff Of the
coun.y. J. w. Bryant. Is In trouble over
a settlement with the commissioners.
n appears That the commissioners
claim to have d 'scoyered what appear
Cd 70 be a considerable shortage n
he aheriff's accounts. Then notified
his boudsmen and at meeting a fev
days ago an expert accountant was
employed 70 20 over the books and
until he finishes his examination and
makex his reports nothing viii be
done II Il said the sheriff offers "a
ressgn and II be Is in debt 10 the
county 10 turn over all his property
20 make good.
The people are greatly excited over
the affair az Mr. Bryant Is one 81
the leading citizens Of The county and
stands high IN this section. A fea
days ago he started west after a pris
oner. but when he reached. johnson
City, Tenn. was placed under arres
BY Tennessee deputy and brough
back 10 Bakersyiile. This was NJ tn
instigaion OF some OF the bondsmei
who hearing that Bryant had left th'
county feared that he was leaving ~
good. The whole matter IL rather con
pIieated and II Is hard to ten how tn
thing viii eventually wind up.-Mo'
Canton special 70 Charlotte Observer
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-07-28

Fred Thomson. young white man
Of Fayetteville, ded IN the HIshsmith
hospital today from the effects q :
blow. alleged to have been dealt BY
Abb Byrd, July End. He ~ found
unconscious In his room 1t Martin no
tel about thirtysix hours after the
occurrences. He was taken to High
smith hospital and never fully re
covered consciousness bofore death
Abb byrd was placed IN jail charg
ed as his assailant A corcner's Jury
was held this afternoon and render
ed a verdict that the deceased was
struck on left side Of head BY some
blunt instrument which caused 9
compound fracture. and was the evs
dence the blow was supposedly a.
the hands OF one Abb Byrd.-Nyette
vile special to News and Observer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-07-28

Jacob Bornemann. aged 50 years.
passed away this afternoon at the
hospital 10 this city from a bullet
wound inflicted some time during last
night. and attending physicians pro
nounce Il case Of suiczdd This
morning about 1880 Bornemann was
found IN bis room In dying condi.
ton with bullet wound In the mouth
and an examination by physicians re.
ycaIed the fact that the ball had en-.
tered the roof Of the mouth and 'odg'
cd near the base Of the brain .caps'
ing the lower part Of his body to be
paralyzcd. The theory Of attending
physicians n that Bornemann, who
had suffered great deal during the
past year with kidney trouble. had an
attack during The night and IN a ~
of desperation TOOK his pistol from
under the pillow.. where he Away
kept II. and rhot Observation-Disclosures
special 20 Charlotte Observer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-07-28

Small Child Struck " Freight Train
The 18!monthsLold child Of Mr. and
|Mrs. D. N. Hishon, q China Grove
was dangerously injured yesterday
morning about $50 O'Clock by being
struck by ! moving freight train
The parents q the child live only =
short distance 1rom the railroad track
and yesterday morning the little fes-
low crawled up the embankment or
posite the home and was sitting on
the track watching No II pass BY,
when freight train came along on
the new double track and struck the
child, knocking HIM on the track He
is very dangerously injured and Il Il
almost a miracle that he was not In
|stantly killed. The lite boy was
standing on the extreme edge Of the
track when struck by the engine and
this Is given as the reason he escaped
being killed. The child was gwen
prompt medical attention and the
lphysicians state he win recover
Concord Tribune.
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-22
81 the Scarlet
Poppies

Declarens had climbed ON the
street car without fully realizing
where it was going. 1t did not much
matter, for any direction leading out
from the big southern California
city was certain to carry one to
pleasant regions.
For a time, until they had cleared
the city streets, he amused himself
wondering if he were bound for the
shore or for the mountains. At last
the car swerved and he settled back
with a sigh. 1t was the mountains,
and in his soul he preferred them.
The restless surge of the ocean
vaguely annoyed him. 1t touched
the raw nerves in his brain that had
trembled and thrilled to the similar
tumult of business life until his in
cipient breakdown had sent him
west post haste under doctors or
ders 10 idle and amuse himself. He
smiled trife sarcastically at the
thought.
The mountains, so still, so eternal
and nontipped with their cool green
CANYONS Ald crvstal-aired heights,
touched. him with an actual sense OF
a quieting hand laid on his fore
head. The perfume from orange
groves assailed his nostrils and no
rioting breeze disturbed the scenery
which he amusedly thought was like
stage setting in its vivid coloring.
Above all it was quiet. He was
just beginning to realize how
blessed that was. A memory Of the
roar of city streets and offices caused
his nervous face to contract as with
pain. Suddenly, as he still gazed at
the mountains steadily nearing, he
thought of Selma.
She stood out before his eyes as
distinctly as on that last day, Is
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-22

the man at the keyhole. The same
bewildered, disappointed face which
had seen, he had seen, too.
l dropped down on the edge of my
bed and buried my face in my hands,
| heard footsteps tiptoeing away from
ny door, and then in a moment, as
half expected, returning noisily.
Come in," said |, in answer to the
knock.
1t was the doctor, but this time the
doctor with his manner all prepared
It was at once good humored and
patronizing
We'll, my good man." said he, y
nope you feel no further i'll effects
from that warm June SUM-
NO." said l, 81 guess I'm right
enough"
Then, by way of experiment, shot
a quick question at him.
rs this my room, the room I have
lived in right along?"
His face seemed to stiffen a little
in its false mask Of kindly humor.
"Of course" he said "but you must
not expect to remember anything
about that. You have been, as said
before, only half conscious since you
came here. 1t would be altogether ex.
traordinary If you We're to recognize
the room or the building or any of
our faces. But does nothing come
back from beyond that time; nothing
that happened before your accident?"
81 shook my head duly.
What did you tell me l was?'
asked.-From o. Cabot's Man With
out Shadow - (Appieton's
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-22

years before. 1t was the strength,
the calulness of the mountains that
had recalled her-Selma had been
like that.
He could not remember when he
had thought of her before, for his
life was too rushed to permit wasting
time on old memories. Indeed for
Is years what had his life been but
a mad fight and scramble for more
money, more powers
Well, he had money and nervous
breakdown to boot. She had read
him we'll, Selma had. Straight,
1.-the, dark browed aud red Tipped,
with eyes that looked into ones in
most thoughts with an acute sensi-
tiveness which pierced all disguises
as well as her woman's tender heart.
She had chosen between him and Az
thur Gore,
but YOU love me r Declaren.
had insisted in his desperate sur
prise at her refusal.
Maybe" Selma, white faced, had
told him Il don't know, [ think
[ love the man you might be, not
what you're going to be! There's so
much hardness in you, Frederick,
that's got to be beaten out before
you'll be human! You think you
care for me, but I'd be nothing to
you in comparison with success and
ambition. You'd shove me aside
You don't need me. And Arthu,
does"
He had looked at her helplessly as
she sat with her head in her out
stretched arms.
"Arthur!" he had gasped. "You
throw yourself away on himl It's a
crime! He'll never amount to any,
thing! And his health"
''He loves me and he needs me-
Selma repeated mechanically: ''He
always has expected | would marry
him-long before 1 met vou. And
[ can't break my word. It would
XII him.
The Winslow mail., 1910-01-22
F ace Was Ab-
solutely Strange

The train was whistling for stop,
and was going TO stop not more than
q mile or two away.
Instinctively I felt for my watch,
but there was nothing of the sort in
my pocket. l was disappointed, for
though only half conscious of the rea-
son why, wanted to know what time
the train came in. Suddenly an ex-
pedient occurred to me. The sun was
slanting through my windows at an
acute angle with the easement With
my thumb nail ] scratched on the sill
the outline of the shadow
Some one was standing outside my
door. watching me, no doubt, through
the keybole An involuntary move
ment of his feet betrayed so much to
me- and moment later, restless of
espionage, I crossed over to the far
ther corner of the room.
In doing so | caught a glimpse of
another movement, and looking up
saw what ] wonder I had not thought
of looking for earlier-a mirror The
sight of it made my heart beat
quickly.
1Of course" I thought, that is all
1t needs. A glance at myself will
bring my memory back to me"
walked around and stood before
the glass. But the face I saw was ab-
solutely strange to me, as strange as
the doctors face or the guards had
been. 1t was hewildering. uncanny,
almost enough indeed to drive man
mad, to see the haggard look of pain
and disappointment and something
not far from terror in that stran-
gers face; and to realize that it was
only the irrepressible emotion of my
own soul that I saw reflected there.
Then, like touch of the spur, raj
lying all my courage anew, there came
the faint sound of a chuclding laugh
from the other side Of the door. In
standing before the mirror | had
again come under the observation OF