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Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-03
Forecast

The area of high pressure is now gen
eral over the Rocky mountain region, caus-
ing fair weather over the Pacific coast eX-
cept in northern Arizona. where snow IS
falling.
For Los Angeles and vcinity-Fair Thurs
day; light north wind.
For san Francisco and vicinity--Fair
Thursday; light north wind.
For santa Clara valey-Fair Thursday;
Iipb+ north wind
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PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Six cars ma
wells, 2 cars lemons sold Also 5000 Flor
idas soc to $3.50; average, s1.7o. Grape
fruit $1.65 to $500; average. $40. Tan
gerines, 75c to s1.65; average, s1.25.
NAEELS
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GEM =fE3 3lES
ROSEDALE CEMETERY

An endowed Memorial Park noted for its nat
ural beauty; endowment fund for perpetual
care over $3.50 600; modern receiving vault.
chapel. crematory and coumbarium; access
sible; city office, SUITE 302-3O6 EXCHANGE
BLDG, N T.. corner Third ana Hill SITS.
Phones. Main $685. A369N Cemetery office. 1881
W. Washington ST.: phones 72S5s; West 80.
g-2-l2mn
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Free Trial Coupon

Write your name and address on
blank lines below and mail coupon today
for free trial package of Golden Rem.
edy.
Dr. J. w. Haines Co, 5217 Glenn Bldg
Cincinnati Ohio:
am certainly willing to use the free
trial package Of your Golden Remedy
which you say can be given secretly and
easily at home. 1t must be indeed a
Golden Remedy" Send it to me
quickly
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Latest News from Neighborir1g Cities

roll of Los Angeles, speeches by f. W. Ell
lison and s. B. Beers, songs by L. E. sher-
man and a trio by Hin brothers and Clark
made up interesting program
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CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
NEW YORK

NEW YORK CITY, Feb. 2.--Eighteen cars
navels, cars lemons sold. Market fairly
firm on both navels and lemons. but there
is an easier tendency toward lemons.
NAVELS
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Mlscelianeous

-BAssETT SHOE CO.'S AN
nuaI Broken Line" sale is now and
the usual exceptional bargains in high
grade footwear are offered They include
Hanan Pingree, Walk over lines II you
value the dollar 1t VIII pay you to attend
this sale. 80 E. COLORADO Pasadena.
2-9-p
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BOSTON

BOSTON, Feb, 2.-Fllteen cars soiu'
Clear cold; market unchanged.
NAVELS
Arponaut ST Fullerton ...............s1.45
Violet DIM Duarte Observation-Disclosures. 200
Royal Knight RH Redlands .......... 40
Icinr SA FIX Observation-Disclosures. 1.30
Kine SA Ex Observation-Disclosures. :. las
Crocus sB Yerkes spur. ............ $40
C,sO SR Yerkes Spur ................ 2.35
standard .... ........... 2.25
Tboroughbred or w American F Co.. .25
Yacht SIR Ex .................. 100
ManzanIta ST Fullerton ............. 1.40
Jasmine .DM Duarte ................. 1.20
Ben Hur RH Redlands ............... lSO
valley Belle SA Ex .............. 1.60
Cluster SA Ex ................ 1.25
Gamma SB Yerkes Spur ....,......... $50
Coral SB Yerkes Spur ................ $50
Delta Sd Riverside f Co ............. 100
Freedom Xc Ind f Co .............. 1.O5
Tahoe Xf Red GO Assn .............. 100
LEMONs-Pet, $3.1O; Greyhound, $2.50.
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FOR RENT
Rooms and Board

NICE LOCATION. EXTRAORDINARILY
furnished rooms. $3.50 up; 81 with board !:
bath privilege. 1OS N. PASADENA AVE.
.
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co,o+e OK Eek ...s1.1O
Ciister SA Ex Loo
Hobo All Pachappa ...............s' l'9O
tIobo mp All Pachappa ............ 1.55
CoraI sT2 YerItes spur .............. 80
cvnee+ SS Orange e,............ 1.20
tIayrl "a Tx ................. 30
Segunda IMP All Arch .............. 1.45
ScToI All pachappa Riv Ex ......... lis
ESQ sR yerl5es SPUR .............. 1.9O
Portola or Stewart Co............ lilo
SEDLINGS-Solano or Stewart Co,
s12O LEMONS-Orchid Fly Altland F.
co, s2s5; Queen Bee &C Corona, s3.2O;
ROYAL $3.50; OIC. $500; Corona Beauty,
Ss.10; Grove, s2.45; Justrlte, $S.O5; Miner
va, s2.95.
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ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, Feb. Cool; prices low ae-
count quality; cars navels, cars lemons,
Floridas sold.
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PITTSBURG

PITTSBURG, Feb. e2-Nine cars sold;
market sc easier on navels: easier also on
lemons; cool, clear.
NANELS
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CLEVELAND
NAAEIS

CLEVELAND, Feb. Five cars nayels.
/ lemon sold. Market advancing; strong
navels, unchanged lemons. Weather IA
vorable.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-03

TIIbiscus Syyeetwater + Co Bon .......s2. 50
Arah SA FIX Observation-Disclosures. 1.50
praeeide Riv Ex Arl ............. >. 20
T<inp SA Ex ................. .. 10
Montecello Sweetwater Il Co ........ 23O
Hawk SA Ex x............ ........ 1.35
Too+hiu Riv Elk Arl sta ............ 200
pointer acc Glendora .,............ 255
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-03
PATENT PROTECTION
SEWING MACHINES

~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~>~~~~-~~~~~
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.. NOW
permanently located at ia S. Broadway II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-08
BASEBALL
STANDING OF TEAMS

Nothing quite as sensational as
Ray Liston has heretofore jumped
suddenly into notice in the Western
assoclation, Just out Of school. youne
isiRfon yesterday afternoon pitched
eight flawless innings He passed
four men and they were the only FL
Reno men who got on speaking terms
with base.
The first game yesterday resulted
In a score OF for Guthrie and for
FL Reno. and the second game result.
ed in for El Reno and for Guthrie.
Listons arm gave out at the close
OF the eighth inning Of the first game.
Dupree went in. but he had a bad
arm, which was put into a serious
condition by four innings work
Hotchkiss went into the second game
without warming up
The first game was distinguished
BY errorless work OF the entire Guth-
rie team In the second game some
Of them went to the bad FL Reno
piled up, in one inning, fiYe ores,
two OF which we're gifts from fielders.
This is what licked Guthrie.
The Senators scored IN the first
innings in both games-three in the
first game and two t;ie second. The
Senators fattened their batting aver
ages Luhrsen was hit hard in the
first game.
Pokarny put over another one Of his
juetly celebrated oyeF-thefence hits
seyterdly. The lpdian, Johnnie O9ee.
came out strongli ASIA batter. He IS
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Umplres-KerrIn and sherldan.
cleveland. 6; PhiIadeIphIa, 4
NATIONAL LEAGUE
O: PHILADELPHIA. /

Chicago, o; Philadelphia /
Philadelphia, June Philadelphia
defeated Chicago to in the great
est game o, the season here, Neither
team made an error and brilliant
fielding plays were numerous Slack
recently seld to Philadelphia by Chi
cago, held his former teammates to
three hits, not hit being made off
him until the seventh inning. Bates
scored the only run alter two were
out in the third inning on base on
balls, steal and Grants single.
Score: X ii Il
Chicago 500. 600 000 00l o
Philadelphia ... 00i 900 00A--l |
Batteries Mcintyre, Brown and Ar
cheS; Slack and Dooln,
Summary Bases on balls, off Nc
lntyre ?, off Slack i struck out, By
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. q O o A BOTANICAL
O.O.O. BLOOD REMEDY

provided vegetable
medicines
ability
system the Of
medicine made entirely herbs
combination make il the greatest Of all blood purifiers
particle harmful
injuriouy Of the delicate parts Of The s.
Scrofula
troubles
supplying
ta botanical blood remedy
on Hood 70 81 write
TILE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GAn
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out Of practice and will apparently de
yelop into a big batter.

out Of practice and will apparently de
velop into big batter
Clifton and Ogee had the distinc
ton of bringing in two men each.
Clifton hit three bagger The In
dian in the sensational seventh inning
of the last game hit beauty into the
left field for two bases and put two
men home.
The last game had hot finish.
Apparently Guthrie had no show but
the Senators got to hitting. Ihe
Packers had eight and Guthrie two.
But the bases were filled and the In
dian tore off a two bagger The
usual bad luck developed for Guth-
rie. Hctchkiss came TO bat when a
hit wouIA nave tied the score, bat nc
couldn't hit There was no one to
take his place and the exc ted tarS
watched him 20 out, leaving Guthrie
one run short.
First Came
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-08

OF the several hundred young Ok
lahomans who have this year been
told by commencement orators to go
forth" and conquer the world, Young
Iiston, lately escaped from Edmond
has prbably achieved the quickest
and most sensational violation. He
"came first" with vengeance. He
jumped right into the middle of the
baseball world yesterday. Ii was his
first league game and he made rec
ord Jew. Ii any league pitchers have
made on first appearance. If l.iston
malntaIns the pace he has started the
FANS will All keep an affcctlonatc and
jealous eye on his brother, who is
yet too young for league ball
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-08

Summary-Struek out, by Lunrseh
bv Dupree 2. bases on balls. off Luhr-
sen /. off Hotchkiss 1 hit by pitcher
cole BY Luhrseu. double play, Ben
ham to Brown. two base hits, Leiney,
Reed. Ogec; three base hits Landea,
Cliftcn, n. Price. stolen bases, Leil-
ey. Lavine. Brown. Cole and Reed.
Umpire-Reniker
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Reed, Leuttke; home run Pokarny;
sacrifice hits, Pokarny, Liston; stcl-
en- bases, Cole, n. Price, Leuttke;
passed ball. Brown /.
Umpire Reniker.
Second Game
III RENO
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Galveston. 4; Waco. 2.
Houston. 2; San Antonio. 4
Dallas, ~; Fort Forth. DO.
Oklahoma City 4 Shreveport, ?.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Lincoln. 2; Omaha, 9.
Sioux City, /; Des Moines. Z
st. Joseph. Z, Denver, 2.
Topeka Wichita; wet grounds
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AME RlcAN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee, 8; Louisville. >.
Kansas City, 4; Columbus, 6.
Minneapolis, /; Indianapolis, 3.
st. Paul, ), Toledo, !.
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Mcintyre 2, by Slack 3.
Umpires-Rigler and Emslle.
Pittsburq 8; Boston, I.

Pittsburg 8; Boston, !.
Boston, June S-Pittsburg defeat
ed Boston to /. Brown weakened IN
the fifth inning and the visitors batted
out a victory. A heavy rain set In
while Pittsburg was at bat in the
eighth and the game was called.
Score. r II u
Pittsburg ........ % o5o %
Roston .. 600 100 OIL |
Batteries - Leifield and Simon;
Brown. Frock and Graham.
Summary - Bases on balls, OIL
Brown a; struck out, by Brown z, by
Leifleld 2.
Umpires-Klem and Kane.
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st. Louis, 5; New York, q

ST. LouIo, 5; New York,
New York, June Sin a long drawn
out game st. Louis defeated New
York s to and thus prevented New
York from assuming the lead.
ccore. r II u
st. Louis ..... 012 oil 600
New YORK O20 200 O00--4 s 3
Batteries-Lush, Willis and Phelps;
Raymond, Wiltse and Wilson
Summary--Bases on balls off Lu n
2. off Raymond 4, off Wiltse J, OFT
Willis 2.
Tmpires and MORAN
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Tom Reed was on third base yes.
tenlay. Harmuth and Blackburn
were out oI The game'
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Summary-St Struck out, by Pollard =,
by Luhrsen 2. By Liston 8; hit by pit.
chor. Summa by l.lstou; two base hit,
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Cincinnati, O: Brooklyn, 10

Cincinnati, O; BtookIyHi TO
Brooklyn, June S-Brooklyn slaugh-
tered Cinyinnati 10 TO o.
score. r II E
Cincinnati -. 900 00o 600 0 .
Brooklyn ..... OOS 2O5 OO'-lO !
Batteries-B Beebe and Doyle and
Clark; Berger and Bergen.
Summary - Base on balls. Off Bee
he 4. off Doyle 4, off Barger 2.
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san,,ips 2: Enid, 4
Muskonee. SO: Tulsa. OF

Muskogee, okla. June S-An un-
usual feature of yesterdays double
header with Tulsa is that each team
won a shut out game from the other,
In the first game Mgskogee won TO y
and In the second the visitors defeat
ed the locals 2 to Q.
First game. r II II
Muskogee III. 00i 1i2 00+--5 10 ]
Tulsa .. 900 600 OO0--0 s /
Batteries Ray and Stehling; Henry
and Jeffries.
Second game: II y
Nluskogce 00O 600 0J0--0 3 o
Tulsa ... 40 900 000--2 0
Batteries Mason, McAdams and
Stehling; Perry and Jetfries.
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Postponed

joplin, NO. June nartlesYille
Joplin game postponed; rain.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit, d; Washington, 2

Bdltcll lto-~- hilildH anu ptHuiiu'
Reisllng and Street.
Summary Bases on balls, off Xii
liam ., off Reisling I struck out, by
Kilian 2, by Reisling l.
Umpires-Perrine and OLoughlin.
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Gilligan and Kiillifer,
Vaughn and Mitchell.
Summary-Bases on balls, off Gil
ligan 5, off Vaughn 1; truck out, by
Gilligan 3, by Vaughn 4.
Umpires-Dineen anu Connolly.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-05
CHAPTER VII.

~ MERsoN turned to behold Bats
huge figure all but blocking the
IL distant door.
"Call him in," said CLYDE
quickly. Il want to meet him. He
looks just my sort" And accordingly
Emerson motioned to the fisherman.
Seeing there was no help for it, Big
George composed himself and ventured
timidly across the portal.
Gimme lemonade, quick; I'm all
bet up,'' he ordered. 81 can't get no
footholt on these fancy floors, they're
so dang Slick
NH. Clyde offers to put $4,000 into
the deal if he can go to Kalvik with
us-and help run the cannery," explain
ed Emerson.
George looked over the clubman care
fully from his curly crown to his sIen-
der, high heeled shoes, then smiled
broadly.
tits up to Mr. Emerson I'm willing
Il he is" Whereupon, vastly encour-
aged, Clyde proceeded to expatiate
upon his own surprising qualifca-
lions. While he was speaking a party
OF three mn approached and seated
themselves at an adjoining table. AS
they pulled out their chairs Big George
Glanced TO glance IN their direction.
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What Suggestion VIII Do.

!. There is nothing that plays so impor-
tant a part in the daily life Of men and
women as does suggestion, says H. Adj
dlngton Bruce in the Delineator. No
matter how many setbacks come, keen
repeating to yourself optimistic auto
suggestions. Repetition is one of the
most forceful instruments of sugges-
ton. There is great truth underIy-
Ing the familiar saying: CAS- a man
thmketh, SO is he" Not only the peo-
pie with whom you associate, but the
books you read, the clothes you wear.
the pictures on your bedroom wall, the
very wallpaper itself, convey to you
suggestions which have an influence in
the making of your character, the
shaping OF your ideals, the determin-
ing of your life. See to it that, SO far
as possible, you Danish the tawdry, the
coarse, and the garish from your sight.
Surround yourself with objects Of
beauty. Keep your clothes neat and
clean, but do not, as SO many people
seem to do. regard them as your chief
aim In life. Be especially solicitous
with regard to your choice q boots
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-05
Eyes, sir; she is expecting you. This

Eyes, sir; she is expecting you. This
way, please"
Boyd followed, thankful for the sub
dued light which might conceal his
agitation. He knew where they were
going; she had always awaited him in
the library, so it seemed.
Hawkins held the portieres aside,
and Boyd heard their velvet swish at
his back, yet for the briefest instant
he did not see her, SO motionless did
she stand. Then he cried softly:
my lady!' and strobe forward.
Boyd! Boydp she answered, and
came to meet him, yielding herself to
his arms. She felt his heart pounding
against hers like the heart of run
ner who has spenl himself at the tape,
felt his arms quiyering as if from
great fatigue. For a long time neither
spoke.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-05

monaker, amt It? It sounds like the
money. believe I'll stick to Fro
bisher.'''
81 spiked your miserable little
scheme, and If you try any thing more
like that I'll have to cut you out alto
gether.''
"Pshaww said the adventurer mild
". did you say that hydraulic mine
was no good? Too bad! That re-
porter agreed to take some stock right
away"
Nov, see here, Fraser, want you
to leave me out Of your Vaccinations
absolutely. You've been very decent
to me in many ways, but if I hear Of
anything more like this shall hand
you over to the police"
Don't be a sucker all your life,'' adj
monished the rogue. .'You stick to me
and I'll make you lot Of money. 1
like your
Emerson, now seriously angry,
wheeled and left him, realizing that
the fellow was morally atrophied. He
could not forget, however, that except
for this impossible creature he himself
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-05
n put down his lemonade glass care

then put down his lemonade glass care
fully.
What's the matter?' Boyd demand
ed in low tone. for the big fellows
face had suddenly gone livid. while
his eyes had Widened like those of an
enraged animal
That's himr' George growled.
That's the dirty houndr'
Sit stiIl!' commanded Emerson.
Don't make fool of yourself" he
cautioned
That's himT repeated George, his
eyes glazing redly. That's Willis
Marsh"
"Where?" Emerson whirled curious
II, but there was no need for George
to point out his enemy, for one Of the
strangers stood as If frozen, with his
hand upon the back Of his chair, an
expression of the utmost establishment
upon his face. A smile was dying
from his Inns.
fro BE coNT1NUED.I
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WAYNE WAYLAND STOOD IN THE OPENING.
hearty. "Welcome home. You have
been having quite a vacation, haven't
you? Let's see, it's two years, isn't
it?''
Three yearsw Emerson replied.
Impossible! Dear, dear, how time
flies when one is busy!'
Boyd has been telling me of his
adventures" said Mildred. Gle is
going to dine with u.s.
'Have you come home to stayT' ask.
ed the father.
No, sir. I shall return in a few
weeks
Mr.. Wayland's cordiality seemed to
increase in some subtle manner.
well, am sorry you didn't make
fortune, my boy. But, rich or poor,
your friends are delighted to see you,
and we shall certainly keep you for
dinner. am interested in that north
western country myself, and want to
ask some questions about it,
It was well on toward midnight when
Emerson reached his hotel, and, being
too full Of his visit with Mildred to
sleep, he strolled through the lobby
and into the Pompeian room.
Boyd Emerson! By Jove, I'm glad
to see your He turned to face an
anaemic youth whose colorless, gas
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-05
and she doesn't know any other kind

And SO It was that Boyd Emerson
had gone to Alaska, to the Klondike,
to win a fortune and thus to win the
girl he loved. He fixed his own time
for returning, and so it was that Mil
dred Wayland had awaited him.
II today, after three years Of depri-
walton, she seemed to him more beau
hful than eYer-the interval having
served merely to enhance her charm
and strengthen the yearning of his
heart-she seemed in the same view
still further removed from his sphere.
His story finished, boyd went on to
tell her vaguely Of his future plans,
and at last he asked her, with some
thing less than an accepted lovers
condolences:
Will you wait another year?''
She laughed lightly. "You dear boy,
am not up for auction. This is not
the third and last CALL am not sure
could induce anybody to take me
even If desired"
Il read the rumor of your engage
ment in a San Francisco paper"
She mentioned number Of names,
counting them off on her finger tips
Then, of course, there are the old
standbys, Mr.. Macklin, Tommy Tur-
ner, the Lawton boys
And Alton Clydev'
ITO be sure; little Alton, like the
brook, runs on forever. He still wor-
ships you, Boyd, by the way"
rs there any one in particular p
Boyd demanded.
Miss Wayland's hesitation was so
brief as almost to escape his notice.
Nobody who counts. OF course father
has his predictions and insists upon
engineering my affairs in the same
way he would float railroad enter
prise, but you can imagine how roman
tic the result is"
"Who is the favored party?" the
young man asked darkly.
Really it isn't worth discussing.
Do you remember when offered to
give it all up and go with you, Boyd?''
II have never forgotten for an in
stant."
LOU Fe1uSeu TO allow IL.
Certainly! had seen too much of
your life, and my pride figured a bit
also. But am going to have you" He
drew her to him tenderly. ''You are
going to be my wife," He repeated
the words softly, reverently, my
wife!"
She gazed up at him with puzzled
little frown. "What bothers me is that
you understand me and my life so well,
while scarcely understand you or
yours at all. That seems to tell me
that l am unsuited to you in some
way. Why, when you told me that
story Of your hardships and all that
listened as if it were play or a
book, but really it didn't mean any
thing to me or stir me as it should. I
can't understand my own failure to
understand. Do you see what am
trying to convey"
Perfectly he answered, releasing
her with little unadmitted sense of
! disappointment at his heart. 81 sup
pose it is only natural"
Il do hope you succeed this time
she continued. 81 am growing deadly
tired Of things. Not tired of waiting
for you, but l am getting to be old;
l am, indeed. Why, at times 1 actual
~ have an inclination to do fancy
work-the unfailing symptom. Do you
realize that [ am twenty-five years
old!'
The portieres parted, and Wayne
Wayland stood in the opening.
He advanced to shake the young
mans hand, his demeanor gracious and