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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-15

BUSINESS FOR SALE Of would exchange
for smaii farm near Barre fneHaa stock 81
general merchandise and h1tures near llasrs
Doing Ss4 feaOV BUSINESS pei year ID one 81
che best loHationa IL iHe state elean sfhrk
rent low. Death ia family reason fQf selling
Inquire II the u A. Perry Real tslata Agency,
Barre VI Oh
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-15
FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

THu TIMna win publish Wanga. Lott au1
found, FnF Haia no Let. eto.--shorf alvartiaat
mhnm--ar the rate of fonf lines foE taenfy-agt
enntr for she 1rbg insertion ana n4s eeuu fof
each subsequent insertion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-15

what made him angry when he was
telephonlng 70 the lawyers about his
fathers wilify
he was cut or Buffalo Express
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-15
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST Waiiet, between Wilson Farm. South
Barre, sna John Jones Farm On Eest Hili, cone
tanning si8ao in bills and some email change.
two Keys aud q token piece. WIN fDaer pioaRe
return to A. Y Belville on Wilson Farm and
receive foward2 65ta
LOST-PF0habs on Main Street, Barre. green
lap ODE aud lGht carriage cushion Finder
please reform To Joness livery stable and be
rewardeA 57t8
LOsT-Monday forenoon grag sack coat on
road between barre and Montpelier. VIII
finder return 60 this afiitef 97t3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-15
The Kind H wee

waiter, this chuck steak ] ordered
Is like wood
eyes, sab Dat ana wo0dchuck
steak. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-15
GRANITEvILLE

] win sell AZ public auction my house
hold goods al Henry WebBs house, Juse
lI 1t p. ID. R D. Campbell
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-15

The Congregational church At Brad
ford win observe its Tooth anniversary
June 24
Ira =. Whitman Of Putney, who e
over 10 years 81 age, walked home from
Bellows falls recently q distance Of
III miles, Ia 4 rs hours
hands badly poisoned recently thar
they have swollen until the skiu On CHE
back 81 them has burst.
Andrfw Bullud a prosperous farmer
q Cornwall. recently broke az egg ia
which ne found three Xo'ks ali al nor
ma 5i1c. The egg measured inches
% circumference.
Notices have been received hy Rutland
employee of The h4iaNafe g Hudson
company calling Intention 70 the cont
pauy' regulation tnat all employees %
passenger stations Wear badges an their
pi0Hn nt and dispaliae the initial let-
tiers 81 the company
J y NandevceT 0f iig0rtyiie former
Isl private secretary TO Admiral Dewey.
and htelE postmaster and proprietor
III 4 small stora, will Be committed toI
tie insane aglum at Bmttlebofo. He
Was recently artaignsd IN federal court
for g techpea ms gulality ID liis post
office accounts. lis health has been
failing rapidly lately
Patrons Of dining and buffet cars VIII
ht interested ia a novel suit heard %
May hulHEr 4 wealthy New Yorker, ior
s2e00 against Tie Csrs4a Vermont road
having been poisoned. she alleged
through eating sausage served % Der
on buffet train she saw her health
has NOT been good ance. Raymond
PglmeE 81 Albans merchant who
sold the sausage. testified that he bed
never before heard complaint snd that
t was governments Inspected. iae jury
howNser decided there was no cause N
action and the ea-e was dismissed.
As q four horse team, belonging 60
Gilman Brothers q DalMile WIS Gross
ing the wooden bridge q Moofes va
in that town NfINWE with "a #WHH nf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-15

VIII begin early this year and &c FsW are NOT
suppUed with Mower Rake and sader SOU
want q Eetafter them now ihare nig STOCK
ana four different uakes SecuUns. Guards.
hiyeis, etc., fQf aii makes 81 Mowers
A. w. ALLEN, sunnyside Farm. 29stf
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FOR sALE-Mnsf he sold soon as owner BIAS
left Town. q two tenement house GA large cor
ner let rents for esi tQ pen month"; never fail-
ING hnFimE wafer. &iA9 eifT water anN sewer
connections THIS would make 4 good inFestf
mfnt ~ home, as ~ 81 pleasantly located and
and aieut minutes walk 20 post office. For
further information eali al 9s East street. after
tP y. 81 anHn..c 1875 gct6
FOR eAEE-l have two iaree FARMS with
tiuhef enough 20 more Shan pas fef Them. e
taxes money 70 ing them, Dpt you can soon
aoahie los Niu shaW them kuy tine 90 buyer
g Il Smile. agent Montpelier, " isff
FOR SALE On BHNT~ Cottage house, Be
spaniHin8 reets also 4-teneineut hogee ana
1.ffnemsht house fuf safe. iu good location. in-
quite 81 ~ y. Hadlsy y Beekley sifaas
Barre. fitI
FARM FOR sAET-aha aese farm. two apple
orchards GO acres woodland. aoaa house, fwa
good barns. water iii house and HaFns. WIZ
son with g without atoek and tools Farm 3
located au raaa from Mllliams town 90 North
field ib ths town Of Nofthheid school house
FOR sALFs-Bhauf If acres 81 band IN Rare
Town nenuded on two sides nv city iine.
a01 strawberry plants SCI this spnug. y M
Trow attf
FoRsAIE OR re RENT Cottage on French
eBtata seven rooms aHa hath, ell hniahed Isl
yellow birch Mardangd floors iii every room
turnare Feat. electric liahts gas SCI Tubs
0oaa cemented cellar. For paFueularssoal %
50 franklin street af phone ASA lott
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NJ one O'clock IN the afternoon On the
premises where now live, known al
the Hayward farm, on the west side Of
Berlin pond flye miles from Montpelier
md seven miles from Barre city, toe
following articles of personal property,
20 Mi -
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HOUSEHOLD fUKNlnuRE ior sale q e
spApiaing street. t'f
ruPrus FoR SALE coiass apply g
y q shepefd. fin
F0R skf.H-A nice driver. tour years old. st
smith Stock tafin. Also sirA-' Geefi heil-~
dam Morgan mare 1*
ron SALE rhtoe secondhand grocery
wagons Apply p p y iada ee 3oti
FOR sALR~Hahg canmge. bus itgle used
Apply ~ ffaBkhu stteee sGIt
HAND pERRIcE g0R SALE Apply p y.
4. Nofmanaeau' z Mapie avenue DS
FOR sALH-stock 81 general merchandise IN
hAst Barre $500 feet twusincn plank ana square
Slmberi one good work horse, weiHht apput
400 hs one express ~ delivery WaRoni one
single delivery harness. one safe. fiea show
ensesi one fef computing scales, cost teNi Que
tei, cost 1885, one coffee mills one Kerosene
tank ana pump, mOlasHes pump barrel covers.
glass fronts Ton biscuit boxes H A. Phelps z
Academy street Telephone gall 76H
FOR shI.F = The Morrison Farm offers Tor
sale 1--WE choice Hoistein bull calves sift hefie
Iofnrcopia Pauline Count Deho s{sil, iums
Doth "a a. Il 0fecoid and miiA a6 lhe each
present time Chah smith Manager IeH
FOR sAIE-1hfee seated stage weeon. built
Q narEain A ". Allen. snnnyside Farm. 75tf
FOR sALE- Cianwood heater IN good son
dttion' Mlil sell cheap inquire uf 3. AZ Fix
gins. i21 Ne. Main OF % French street. 75tf
ron sALE-A los o. timers bench
tools. VIII sell cheap. Inquire 4 o, Box ~
soaln hssss'el w @lle
FOR SALE About TOO cords ofwood AZ gi5o
per cord &c in. hard and soft wood delivered.
ANaN UnHf d
siab wood that you ray fi.15 FOR elsewhere.
Discount On 3 cord lots. Apply q. w. Maun
g wellington street. Tel PSI 7lti
FOR SALE I'll roll-for desk. / Glonwooa
cooking stove, ! Glenw0od heating stove,
uiniug-room table and several other articles.
Apply aftefA Z 81 at i57 North Seminary street
HAtle' q = iNnAh psh
FOG sAIE--One phaoton carfiaee. Tor sals
ehsap. inquire q Homer fitts @H
FOR sALE--A fow ton Of hay. SO and sis
per ton. = d. Irow 66d
FOR sALr-Ramblor automobile. Is hont
power equipped with top, apedaafnetef aud
full ECU ipment 81 lights For Immediate sale
t3n.O0 Inquire ~ a. Perry hsal Estate
Agency a2u
FOR sALE-A now steam laundry doing
good business a bargain FOR someone. M
guire L the 4. j. Cats Real Estate Agency
Barre w. s6H
FOR SAIL Cows and horses. Cows. some new
miich and others coming la soon Aiaa teue-
ments ana rooms torrents A,iomasi telephone
l4s-A 1855
FOR SALE gew ION loose hay as she barn.
7. y Haiiey. Tel iis'iL &tf
FOR sAIE-A few tons 81 nice loose hay. r
carleton, 2 Highland ave. Barre telephone
sfi.il 100n
STONE SHEDS AND LAND FOR sALE-.l
email sheds and blacksmith shop. All eoa IA o.
and on ~ & w IN tFaeks 40 Jockey Hollow
Prices right j. NJ. AFafin li3d
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FOR HALF-- The Morrison Farm offers cor
sale 1--WE choice Holstein bull calves sire Aafie
Cornuconia Pauline Count Dehol sz3fA INNS
both 90 a. 4. Ofecoid ana milh Do lHe. each
PRESENT time Chas, W smith, Manager 7et
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-15

Notices have been received hy Rntand
employee Of thc Delaware 8 Hudson
company calling intention TO Che cont
pany regulation that All employees at
passenger stations wear badges aa their
cap Indicating the ature 81 their EN-.
poyn ~ aud dispalag the initial let-
tert 81 the company
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-15

FOR AhE- Oienwoaa heater III good con.
ditinn WEl sell cheap. Inquire uf " d, HiE-
gins. i2l Ne. Main or 70 French street. 91tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-15

HousHH0tN fUKNI1URE ior salo a q
eHaulalnN street. Wu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-15

FOR sALE-A los Of timers bench
tools. Win sell cheap. Inquire ,. o, BOX ~
south Ryegafe, W. fQtl0s
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Auction Sale
or
Personal Property
THURSDAY, June i6, 1910.

viii sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-15

William Smith Of Bridgeport had his
hands badly poisoned recently thar
the3 have swollen until the skin 81 ihe
backs 81 them has burst.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-15

FOR ShLE--Ramtler automobile, - horN
power, equipped with top, apeadofnetef aud
tuli ecu ipmeut 0t lights For Immediate sale
t31ho0 Inquire y. A. Perry Heal Estate
Agency. b2u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-15

FOR SARA nice driver four years eld at
smith Stock tafin. Also sirA-- Neefi hef--
lam, q Morgan mare Wt2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-15

Ira y Whitman Of Putney, who q
over 10 years 81 age, walked home from
Bellows falls recently q distance Of
10 miles ia Az hours
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-15

NUN fALH- Ihfde s0c0nd-hana fT0t0fy
Fagons apply 20 y - Ladd eo 7Ctf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-15
HELP WANTED

WANTED - young man stanOgFaph9r ut f
once Please write stating experience add sale +
afy expected. = q Fletcher Hagdwick. VT
Tstf f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-15

FOB aALFa-B haut if acres Of band Nv Barre
Town nenudad on two sides nH city line.
son strawberry plants set this sp0ug p %
rrot 6tti
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-12
BRANDYNINE SPRINGS
HAVE MODERN ARENA
Joe Hirst and Sammy Smith,
of Philadelphia, Sche Iled
to Box Thursday Night.

WHINING TON. Del. Sept II
SpOrtsmen throughout the city and
adjoining counties are highly inter
ested in the reOpeDing of the Della
ware Athletic Club at Brandywine
Springs on Thursday night The big
rink building has been transformed
into q modern arena with a 5000 seat
ing capacity. Special trains are 10 be
run By the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road direct 20 the clubhouse door from
Philadelphia and Chester.
The club is under new mana cement
and the plan is 10 hold ten and fifteen
round bouts without any decisions.
Joe Hirst and Young Sammy Smith,
Of Philadelphia, are to meet in the
main bout OF fifteen rounds, while
Charley Harvey. OF Chicago, who
boxed here at the old club in a sen
sationaI bout. VIII meet Young Ty
CobD, Of Philadelphia, in the ten
round session
The Coast Artillery Corps at Fort du
pOnt, Delaware City. IS training a man
70 meet the best boxer who can be
secured for the next show Of the club.
ard a detachment from the Forty
fifth Company viii visit the arena on
Thursday night
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-12
KADF NAN-KUBIAC
BOUT POSTPONED
Personal Matters Upset
Fighters Pians-Will Ar
range for September 20.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 12--Tts Al
Kaufman and Al Kubiac boxing
match scheduled 20 take place in this
city September IS, has been pOstPon
eG until the 26th.
Kubiac and his manager had a fail
ing out about some personal matter
EnC the lighters plans have been up
set II seems that the recently de-
posed handler Of Kub-ac was book
ing for his prOtege and not giving
him proper time 70 prepare himself
for each
Manager Barrett, Of the ArmOry
Athletic Club, under whose auspices
the bout is 70 be given. was called
TO Philadelphia Friday and informed
by kubiac that he could not get him
self into the proper kind OF condition
10 meet kaufman on so short q notice
Consequently thu poStpOnement- Bar
TetU said Kaufman agreed to fight q
week later.
Barret got in touch with NIiCky Nc
NealiS. manager Of Philly McGovern,
and * IS possible that McGOvern may
be induced 20 meet some one here on
the 18th. instead OF the Kaufman
Kubiac 60.
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CHAPTER VII.
"Cadogan's Folly.

-HE island had been the last piece
Of property on the auctioneer's
docket: its sale terminated the
business Of the afternoon Yet
the audience fingered in a body, dis
cussing the episode of which it had just
been a witness. and a hum Of rumOr,
banded from mouth to mouth, filed
the room with a sound ike the buzzing
OF swarm OF angry bees
Lestrange was at the table on the
rostrum, indOrsing his certified check
trying not to look conscious. trying
nard not to betray the vexation in his
heart For he was little pleased with
the outcome
once started in the path of folly. his
excitement IN the bidding, his joy in
battle, and the pleasure he felt in trf-
Umphing under the opposition had car
ried tiul along. For the time, nothing
had seemed more plausible than that
there was really treasure buried on
Cedar Island. and that he was Outwit-
ting, in CoChrane, a gang that sought
to gain possession Of it by shifts and
stratesems.
But with the echo Of the hollow blow
dealt by Earl's gavel on the table came
reaction. The fever cooled in his veins
and his judgment cleared: Of A sudden
he understood that he had lust pledged
himself irrevOcably to the purchase of
est, orname1ted with an abandoned and
probably dilapidated and uninha bita bic
mansion. at the price Of seven-eighths
of his fortune
1t was true that LOmax would stand
by him. true that his business was in
a fourishing state. and that his in
come did not necessarily diminish in
proportion with the inroad made I1pon
his capital; true, also, that he was
young and strong and Of good VIII
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-12
FOOTBALL PRACTICE
WILL START TODAY
Institutions Will Inaugurate
Opening of Season When
Teams Report.

Today VIII herald the first activities
Of football in Washington, when prsc-
ticallE every team in the city viii either
report acSive practice or viii meet the
different coaches to look over material
or talk new rules with the team
Coacn Magonin and Captain Hart viii
have the squad Of George Washington
out on the EIlipse this afternoon at
; O'Clock Manager Halter has made ar
engagements Tor the use OF the EIIIpse
until after the baseball season IS over
at National Park The Nationals re-
in winding Up the season Until Oc-
tCber 10 George Washington viii use
either the ElilpSe or the grounds OF the
Army and Navy Prep.
, Coach HecOx viii assemble the Tech
team for a talk on the new rules, a1d
Tor the purpose Of finding out the avail
able material The team will be handf-
capped By the loss OF Mccarthy, Macon,
spencer and Farmer and others, but
there viii be others who were developed
last year To take their places
Central H Sh School will probably get
into line shortly under the direction OF
coach Thomas The Blue and White
VIII have q strong team from indfca-
tons at the close Of last season Few
OF the stars left and Coach Thomas viii
begin the season with q, veteran team
western viii probable be under the eve
Of CUriey Byrd. who rad great success
with the team last fall Little is known
Of the prospects Of the Red and white
but Byrd VIII have the boys out IN short
order
At Business White, who is a member
OF the faculty and star end last wear
on George Washington, VIII in all or0ba-
DlhIy have charge Of the team. BuSi-
ness has come to the front with a rush
in the last couple OF years. It's track
team and baseball team did wonders
last season, and IL is hoped that the
football team VIII SurpasS even the en-
viable record made by the teams OF
last year
quantity The little warriO- on CauitaI
Hill viii be there when he whistle
blows, but II Is always a diff cult promo
sitiOn TO figure just where they viii
come out This year. from all reports.
more VIII be done in athletics. for the
Eastern people realize that they are
dropping behind in competition with the
other schools.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-12
TOURNAMENT OPENS
FOR GOLF CRACKS
Am ateur Championships
Start With Large Entry
List Today.

BOSTON, Sept I2--With more than
go entries. the greatest list in the six
teen years history OF the association,
the national amateur championship con-
test Of the United States Golf Associa-
ton opened today on the links Of the
Brooklines Country Club here The win
ner Of the meet viii receive a gold med
al, and his club the custody for year
of the Havemeyer Cup. Robert A
Gardner, Of the HinsdaIe Golf Club, of
Chicago, is the present title holder and
viii be one Of today's starters
The field also includes Walter J.
Travis. Of Garden City. a three times
winner: H Chandler Egan, Of Exmoor.
who won in 1894 and 1855, and Z. VI.
Byers, Of PiJtsbUrg, the title holder in
1906
Jerome D. Travers, Of MontcIair. the
winner N 1905; L y. James. Of Chicago.
IN 1902; H u Hartman, OF New York,
In 1888. and T. II Douglass, Of Nassau,
IN IS9S, viii not start
The different district associations are
nearly all represented By their indi-
vidUaI champions, while State and club
champions are too numerous 70 men
ton
Massachusetts. New York. and Chi
cago lead in tn number OF entries, but
vermont. Rhode Island. New Hamp-
shire, Connecticut, Philadelphia, Pitts
burg, Washington the South and Cana
da are all represented
Only eighteen holes viii be played to
day, the best sixty-four qualifying for
eighteen holes more at medal play to
MORROW The best thiTty-twO viii then
be drawn Tor match play in one round
tomorrow afternoon On Wednesday
the sixteen survivors viii have a thirty
six hole match play round and the same
VIII obtain each day 10 the finals, on
Saturday.
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yourself were prepared to invest $1,000
Whlms, m sieu'-an old mans whim,
just as yours was a young mans
And Lestrange chUckled-
D WhimS siT--'
N, sieu'. why did you buy in the is
Lestrange seemed suddenly 10 grasp
the possibility that Cadogan was not en-
tering into the spirit of his own secret
jest
'-Why-why. because
II was rather hard to assign auv sound
reason for il. unless he Confessed mai
he had suspected, feeblv, vaguely the
existence Of a buried treasure And that
now. out there in tlte cold light Of Gav
seemed so childish Cadogan faltered
and blushed under the old mans search
ing scrutiny.
derfully-
'Ahar' he cried, with sprishtIv nal
ice l see, I see, m'sieu't You would
have your jest with an old man YOU
would pretend ignorance Of the treas
ure OF the islandt'
What Say that again. please."
Aha Lestrange rubbed his dry.
shining claws together gieefuIIy. Aha
NJ steu' Is young, in the heyday Of HfeI
/ confess I envy himi and such a Spirit
BE would play upon an old lawyers
credui1ty and pretend that, having been
to Cedar Island he had overlooked the
treasure there. Ell. ehI
''Oh, Msieu'. what a question:" Le-
strange chuckled playfully- Is there
not q treasurer
Worth what I've paid2''
That is for m'sieu to judge. In ny
estimation, m sieu'' 1t is worth many
Then that's all right But. Le-
Yes, m'sieu' -
DO YOU suppose this fellow Cochrane
knows of IL -
'Ah. there is the mystery Who
knOws2 Yet-veTy possibly
They walked for a time in silence.
And what would you advise me ~
dog Cadogan asked, at length.
I can but advise what I would 10
were OF m sleu' $ age-or, rather, Of his
enVlaole youth would return 70 the
island forthwith and safeguard nv
treasure-see that none broke IN 10
steal -
Yes. You're right. Especially II
you don't understand, if you'll PARDON
my saying 50, NJ Lestrange I've a sus-
plciOn that were talking at cross
purposes and not making any Roadway
toward an UNDERSTANDING However
you've relieved my mind at one Doi1t-
unless ne added, thoughtfully, were
both a bit mad"
Lestrange booked perplexed. but made
no reply It was some minutes later
that CaGogan was brought out of a
brown study by the attorney. pausing at
q corner.
our ways part. m 'sieu'. But If YOU
wish 10 see me. to consult me further
am always TO be found in nv Office
There's one thing I've been wanting
to ask and forgetting ali dav You can
undoubtedly relieve my mind I over
looked II at the auction. monsieur Who
was the former owner Of Cedar rsIand''
The Continuation of This story VIII
De Found I'm Tomorrow
Issue of The Times.
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toward his workable 10 make
more money. But from these Consid-
erStions . derived little comfort
When all was said and done. the fact
remained that he had played the fool
And the knowledge OF that Is the Dit
terest cup that youth can drink
He stood 10 one side, as has been
said, battling with these regrets and
presently a man crossed the room 70
his side He looked UP with 1ToWn
to see that Il was HetherinSton, evil
IDENTIFY intending 70 address him
Mr. CadOgan. said the business
man. may I have word With you
Yes wondering what was coming
next-'as many as you please
81 wanted to ask a question which
may seem like an impertinenCe- II Il
does don't answer it
Harrington paused CadOgan NOD
Go on" he said, q little ungra-
why were you so hot to get that is
land2 OF course, you must know that
its actual value isn't One-tenth--
If It comes to that AR HethTinE-
ton. why were you so interested in the
ooh, =" The man laughed ITO be
frank with you, I only wanted to nag
COchrane. The fellows a scamp, and
We've an unsettled score between US
! seldom miss an opportunity to make
things unpleasant for him.
Was that your sole reason?"
Upon my wOrd-absOlutely-
The accent Of honesty in his tone rang
true. Cadosan no longer doubted, and
he drew face long with disappOint-
ment and did not trouble to dissemble
further.
And what do you suppose was Coch-
rane's motive2" he continued He was
hot about it,"
That's what puzzles me- replied
EethrinEtOn- The mans not worth
five thousand in his own right, though,
- -
We know nothing about But why be
should be 50 keen on buying a forgotten
island of the coast is a stickler."
1T is" agreed Cadogan. dryly-
The fact that COchrane. representing a
syndicate. was willing to spend 5000
to acquire title to Cedar Island, ahd had
made so stiff a fight for 1t, rezindled
his hopes
II think" said he, in the face Of Heth-
rington's persistence, that II YOU faith
ON the purpose OF Mr. Cochrane You
viii know mine. MI Huntington
The man stared, smiled, and offered a
friendly hand
Quite right you are" he agreed. It's
none of nv business. as I said at the
start off II there's profit in il I'm
glad you're to have it instead of Coch-
rane- Gocd-by, and good luck to your
THANK YOU Cadogan grasped his
hand without emotion and turned 20 an
swer EaTTs call
Now, Mr. CadOgan- sir, If you'll just
sign here and here, and here he said.
cheerfulIy indicating the spaces with a
fountain pen, wen consider the deal
closed
Cadogan nodded gl6mly, sat down
and affixed his signature, as required
Then. drawing blank checks from his
pocket. he proceeded to III one out to
the order OF Dominique Francois Le-
strange for $4,000 and another for S25 600
to the order Of Lord & Earl. agents.