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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-08-22
indigo STlON.
Relief in Five Minutes and Perma
nent Cure or Money Back.

When T. j jenkins states that BE
has a remedy that Is guaranteed 10
cure any man or woman who suffers
from food fermentation which cause
belching sour stomach, gas oructa-
tions. heartburn and that lump Of lead
feeling in the abdomen or money bacf
what are the poor stomach sufferers in
Bryan and vicinity going to do about
It?
The name OF this most remarkable
stomach pre- scription Is Mona Most
people call them Mona stomach tai
lets because they know that there Is
no remedy so good for Indigestion c!
stomach disorders. Here is one cpin
ion:
Il have been troubled with indges-
tion for more tina n a year ! bought
one box of Mi-c-na and 1t cured me.
Now | would not be without box in
the house for $50. II saves a lot Of
doctor bills when you can be cured
for 50 cents. You can use my name
II you want to."--Authur Sederquest
6 Nicholas ST. Wakefield. Mass. Nov
I, 1909
Mona stomach tablets cost 30
cents box at druggists everywhere
and at Il. J jenkins.
Booths Pills viii give constipation
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-08-22
The Elak Plant.

Linen n obtained from the Har plant.
a small. delicate annual with tiny
blue flower. The plant Is pulled b.
hand In the summer. the seeds. known
10 commerce as linsced. being removed
and the straw subjected 10 various
processes 10 separate the BbrDus part
which constitutes the linen First II IL
STEPPED 10 water and then passed
through q drying and beating process
on revolving wheels until all foreign
matter Is removed II IL then ready
for manufacture
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-08-22

Copyright 800. >, c. e. Zimmerman co.-ss. -
1t is only becoming that the, iewelry
for bsby's outfit which is inexpensive
at the best should contain several
pieces Of such material and such
quality that they are worth keeping
as mementos after bsby-rood days are
past and that they should be Of quality
that baby grown up will be proud TO
show. We have that Kind.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-08-22

For Sale at Bargain-My Skating
Rink at Bryan, Texas; new building
6Sxl1O with maple floor This rink
will be a money.maker this coming
season. The reason want to sell
have other business and cannot give
the rink my personal attention. Ad-
dress ]. F. OILERS, Thompsons, FIT.
Bend Co. Texas 235
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-08-22
No, a Question Of Etiquette.

Mrs Hendricks dhe lsn1lsdyD-csp
help yOp ~ same more soup, Mr.
Dumieyf
Mr.. DDDley fbsgks
Mrs Henduoks feHGsgingiy- Dom
refuse. Nj Dumlsy. DeosDss II isDt
considered gDDi farm ~ b. helped
twics ~ sSup were DOi particular
people here.
Mr. DHmles Oh, siiggsfis bgs Dofb
Ing ~ ~ win u, madam ne tbs
soup
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-08-22
The Gentle Game of Golf.

On one occasion IN old lady was in
the same railway compartment as a
party of golfers Il found fearful
trouble this morning said one. AT
the first fell right into the middle Of
a prickly gorse bush. and at the sec.
ond ! was stuck up on the top of a
tree pitched out OF bounds into the
farmyard ~ the third. got caught by
the wire at the fourth ! stuck fast
m deep hole IA the fifth. found my.
s'if buried 10 mud AT The sixth ! was
wing ~ q heap Of rough fints Al the
seventh. got iOSi ~ The eighth and
finished up ~ the bottom Of that dirty
diich 80 ilr n-i hole
"t,rHri"ns me-" cried thr horritrd
nrd .nc, from lci corner of the car
rner nuG rh., loid me hat golf was
400 I'D man game. m never lei my
EGnm play again" London Globe
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-08-22
sh.i.s,n.. faa.

There bsd been family an
well" remarked ibs alleged ess1
~ the house - man issfbs y zen
things when be- ests NAMED fes, sif
. msb lives egG learns"
THAT mas be-" feigfisq t,f fsmiglss
hslf ~ fbs sketch, mn ibe gi'sH -
experience dgesgf baf eDeqsF Wasb
ugign IiefsiG
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u0FI ~ >>I,\ D,>'FF>.
spirited PrrioTman"" tn h">I"rf and
IIaIdIuA ~ tho IoIonIaI

N.v fr.ra s,a. = 'lru- 800 Which ., e.
I,r...ru after 't." I'an uf'ytyS meant 'Ea'
i..l.. ..It.r ~ -H'r- - t"' tuIItdfrr- V"r"
p, rr...yyI ..r. Dr.. 3D." Ting I. ''I- day 'h"r"
I,- remained 90 Poe uiud- II MANY
i"I'rr- ru Iu."Uara us~n' lai'un ..
- ,-"r hat u"..lN aut 'b'' -wtrl II ~"
...r f.u'tH.. sfI.k- N.w ff' tII'ruuuN
I,.. .st,,r.. na. b "gf.r .. assuru" the sam"
i.r..t. .'....r 90 r"''r'.u,. ?. 'h" R'i~- liu
I.t..f WNy ..'. uI-' rr'v =" popular ~
.tht- country lrI~t ~ 'hi- ~ $50 means a
I5,..l au.lr -r Il 90 . hI", hara'" mean "a
r"n % 'N"n 81" art aud ~'u'' aH' linn ,"hN.-
=. fur,V aI-trHti.lly a. th" stag" hands
~ ,t- Vrug- vi.u 30" emotions y ~"
dir.r,... r'.,.nr,' 'up ~ rpng 20 IL - Tf'--''d
tr .,t.y other ~ty.
: ..,.t,r Ku>l n and Nlra Ridina w"r"
'l. latest n the Russians ?" giv" N""
Nrra r. s.IuIU-' ~ MS ~ rftr'ilaT move
m-ut lu"y Performed r Yesterday ~
40. iu. .'ItI Nus" Hal VI kn-l'f -
,...r-idrI., ..y ripra liz" " MprdSIn than
i.- tat, ~ partner .- ia" NrI" F'Ni''t
md 80" 81" manage 20 itnpart SOM" ~
t. nr, tft spirit 80 his dance, tn"r 'N"
arl.I"p,. Na.Du 10 hard one ~ pl"t-" ri'-
i...li"t 'Nl. tan" NOR" han any - 'r"
r'H,.rs .'., r.i tu "t-" ask - tell Tha 200
,la ~ lr H..il'r'" mat finds m l""' %
q .H'u"Ir .uIy 'iu-" for ridic'Il" l'"'"
.,era moment Yesterday when ia" '"FE
~EIl'II dar,rE Il '." 90 let -s'''iIi''i ."
80. ...-.. only aii.r'tv among b" spectacle
In.rs are H''"r -,f.' % lancer h"-ii"
49,. no ,rIn"iI1.- I."v apG"ar"d ~
Drr"f version q NIlrr 1ll"' '''l-elie.
,y..f.. Nt- sect. - 600. W. rHI.piItanDpeT
Up..-" - ~lfurl4" Br.nfps-- ~ fh!s
parI,.lsr Wi always ID" r"EhrI"i a. a
merit HIt 20 dancers GER" idnIratl"
gyh.thar th"y $50" DONG som" highly
rnarac"ri-tiC Russian dancing r"NIT"s--
iIg TI'h ell IA" "lpIY"no" i""~.'l" 90
b. man nu-olrs the Ioy- and sDrroFs y
d. I'D, Fr,r. maj. ghps's IN -g,salla perz0na
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- WH"ar 90 81 fa
60 a.HHHaasI H. .FHH rnfIH =
90 t.fassHsaH 3D. #.4a IL o. #..as
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f
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H .Hsf .. Hf.
t..I Geo H.fafHuH f. ...H. .Ht .s..
Hrf .#.. .trsHssH .Hfr=-a
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.#fH I'd. aH#sssH...a..H..H q eH'"f
.#.a .. ..Ha..H ..H #.... IrF 70 .a.ff.#s
r sfI..I .-ss $3.50 30" .rs
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COWARD IDEALS
Service
Economy
Comfort
Quality
BY EBERT HUBBARD
style
CoustancY

This In rsst bod Convention here Fast
Aurora lr rlts up hv the Advertising Profession
r. SPECIAL invitation rlrtursl 20
hn tho Jys q the Wedding Iar'v. snd he sport ani
ENerri,. be bal - the Wpndptls B.srsstly sug-
gsst.i 'hc harry Morning M.Ik.ug be- with All Bahia
III. Mans was lame, = Coward
shortly received his regrrt. He could nj come
AMI the Reason h- gave peculiar. near tn my
sympatLis- that remembered ii--remembered 10
wori fJr wurl And nov I give II 10 YOU
The people NJ here ftrtv.sev~n ago.
IN tins Ot spot, boy. Of
ard I bal a Journey and
hIt lays the shop The Oth~r
I-inN had good hut htv.
better am making Coward shoes
In this day anil whom tho almost accepted 20 take
Vacation - throw down your pen slcdge shears
chiSel AMI ms away O. the gddy whirl-l bowed my
head over James Coward- Note
Then for tho FIRST Time craspei the full meaning. the
symbolism - Coward Shoes
Lest you overlook friend here that
this Loyalty Craft the that moved the Malle OF
Mchelange and held Leonardo ia Viuci 10 his Brush
Can YOU doubt the Coward Shoe. made by who has
worked his work been Loyalty his Ideals for foryseven
years? can not-and wear them.
q James :. Coward has Store-but Ills Shoes
sent round the World!
~ the last, this not I've advertisement but it
Is tue word of nv Heart.
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~ fisliings Amelia. Joseph Andrews Srnoi
leus Peregrine p1CAr. HOderick Random
PiiATT. IsI an ~
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Talks on Teeth
u. GORDON MARTIN
A Bridge
Won't Do

-Hrr- 4
la. 90
.
's
r col. sas.
Importing o.
'F' pro 'r.'ar.
rr.gH 80 OK.
g. . SaF-.r ~ cd. .rsa
..'. r ..a -rr.s ..-'I
,a' '.--.' from .r 60.
-N. ..s~ rfrl~E '.rw .-
FINE '. H-..rr .T.n. arr.
Pro- ET. '. ra..r#e .rrr lrl.
rfI~rI and RI .Hr r-r
1.f -g-sf 10 5ygys
J. s . -1.r'II .'r.r
vnrk from Negrurg 'r end.
1rd luI'e "NT"rsryr.
Bridge v1rk . 90 mg-1 90
. "INesHi'' % 'H" rar'r
plate
The bridge Won't g..
J.. '~D.e WIN nav. W.
tered from these make,ur''
~ .f'rr 'rr great improve
UeU' % 'ne century m dental
science. the Nar'lnoIlr
Ne'Hod - supplying teeth
Vhl,u have been l..,t through
ignorant dentistry ur disease.
giffozf ne use Of Plates.
u YOU have TWO or more
teeth tcft m the Jaw We
promise YOU a full set W
teeth that will lOuh. feel. act
and ~ MI rntentN and pur-
poses BE- rdfuIS 5 teeth.
VIZ & \ Ihomp, on. ~ Brook
IN. had been irving Bridge Work
'nr - years. Read the letter he
wrote % u>.
''' :. 6 s. E gS y, W..
kruoAlyn.
n- ., T ,.,,t ,M-rYn.
wear ago .rsr Considerable hs.us'i.n
and d-lih-rati"n On nv psrt hat you ~
81 a fuII |umrlsnrni tn hath lpp.r AMI
lower la0s after completion 81 h WORK
a.k"d ehs' I Nas supposed 10 he sbls ="
sHa h. @
ANYTHING NJ Tor human being q" ,h~v
must confess rlaf after fourteen Near.'
'Hos 81. some OF USilrh Ssi nee "a nu, in in
within tVo N"sr-. I uas very s"epti'al a. ~
ne truth Of Nnur a,s"r'ton. bur Won ~er"
entirely rshi Your work ha- given me
complete al i-fs,ti"n amt nile { hpsitar.
~ -ay thai hey Ar" Good 49, uatur"'~
I also Wish - thank ,ou Tor the prompi.
g"nti" ant Courteous tr~sf n"ut which
received
Gratefully Yours
{ rHOMPSO\
II YOU are in need Of dem
tlStry We invite YOU t. call
az orr Office and LEI II, make
an examination Cf your case
and explain what we can do
for YOU.
The examination is free.
Where It i not possible 10
some AT Onte. the next best
thing i % get our book.
"MartInoIar Dentistry"
Whlch l. sent free upon re-
quest. This book will bring
YOU. II YOU need teeth. no
matter where you may lINe.
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The Dollar Princess" BacG.

TIE Dollar Princess the musical
.r,rstv from across The water ShIch
has eel . .Ie-y N 'his ci'y most ~ IN"
...-.a during 'la a. rear. Degan a shor'
..g.g.r"ut ,n -" New York Theatre
at u.gr' Iep Falls pretty music Vas
A. much appreciated a. ever Donald
Pr.tf -'.ll h"rd- 'he rpnpany
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7;
Shoe

FOR MIN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN
You Folks who have been quite ofsd should write
10 Coward for His Little Book pcturing the Coward Family
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agiClSDM 0GROT PARIS
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Some Coward "Spc Sial" Shoes
especially
The Coward shoe slim Eder feefl
The Coward Bnnion shoe
The Coward The Coward Orthopedfc shoe
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-- Co.,, ew VA 'hn 81 b ar."d
and mentally hcaI'Ns 80 and
" .u,s { hI- sat" tut .i.!-"u
Uar-,n ayy"dr''G a- 'a.' ''''"
r..rapp pIa,.d the iIT.'..it
.pa. 'Ea'iug ~UAut2ra ".
E ... .AI..ri.u, .d A. a t'r no. 20
-rW. l"g~-'. - A." ~"
f..v" m" aud ylgrr would
... l.z acting lu ~" lone Il
tnIr.r, fa'iop = F.- 49,.
r4- reasonable 10 'un -!I-
t.sn 49, t~.ut ard vent .
tE.fr-' hI- IN N order %
.-L-t.n o. ~ wife tIt not
... p" han her -.dg"u IA.
..-r - t.'0 TIE arm, . 'l"
% d. % 'ar.ied
.... r.,rs!-taHcia- - CON
-H. vac Mt really vital
.fH.,g figures IN the stury ''"
.i.iZ4'lpn that ~" 80.
..I o .'r at UIZht NE'' 'U"
~ tav" accorded o. -.
a- I'm" -avaR" irli''
'NTa. dli D- suffered
o.. a'.. 'rrn'
... r"g ari ~ .'le'i IN" i'I-
l...,'" surrender ~ 'nr
" co.. sH'U polite IutsT'-f
f.'"I 3d." wife wI'h 4
'.. .--- hat never sIR
""'. sf.,. ~" ErDb|i
" -.rrarrs f"rfDrr..
f.. '...l.' .urHI rDN"Uri't
.r- .irrU'lv ar'I- .
The Caucasian., 1910-07-14
JUDICIAL SAFE

No. I3,zo2-In the First Judicial Dis
trict Court of Caddo Parish. Louis
lana: E. R. Bernstein, ct al, VS.. w.
K. Henderson, ct al.
By virtue of commission to sell TO
me directed from the Honorable First
Judicial District Court of Caddo Par
ish, Louisiana, in the above numbered
and entitled suit, / will offer for sale
for cash and according to law, at the
principal front door of the court house
OF Caddo Parish, Louisiana, during the
legal hours for sales, on
SATURDAY, JULY 90, 1910
South half of section twelve (I2) town
ship twenty-one (21) range sixteen (re)
Caddo Parish, Louisiana, less right Of
way of K. c. S. Ry. Co. Said prooertv
as belonging to the parties litieant and
70 be sold for cash and according to
law, for the purpose of affecting a oar-
titiof1. ]. P FLOURNoY.
Sheriff and exc Officio Auctioneer
Caucasian. June a6, 1910.
The Caucasian., 1910-07-14
SHERIFFS SALE
No. I3,78o-In the First Judicial Dis
trict Court of Caddo Parish, Louis
lana: Mrs. Eugenia F. Blanks, Ad-

No. I3,78o-In the First Judicial Dis
trict Court of Caddo Parish, Louis
lana: Mrs. Eugenia F. Blanks, Ad-
ninistratrix, vs. R. D. Elmore.
By virtue of writ of seizure and sale
to me directed from the Honorable First
Judicial District Court of Caddo Parish.
Louisiana, in the above numbered suit,
| have seized and will offer for sale, at
public auction, for cash and according
to law, without the benefit of appraise-
ment at the principal front door of the
court house of Caddo Parish, Louisiana,
durng the legal hours for sales, on
SATURDAY, JULY I6, 1910,
Ten acres of land in Caddo Parish,
Louisiana, more particularly described
as follows: Beginning at point six
hundred and sixty (66o) feet north of
the southeast corner of the southwest
quarter of fractional section thirty-four
(34), township twenty-one (2I) north,
range sixteen (I6) west, and running
thence north three hundred and thirty
(33o) feet, thence west one thousand
three hundred and twenty (I32o) feet.
thence south three hundred and thirty
(33o0 feet, thence east one thousand
three hundred and twenty feet (T3zo) TO
place of beginning, less two acres sold
The Caucasian., 1910-07-14
SHERIFFS SALE

No. I3,7o4-In the First Judicial Dis
/ trict Court of Caddo Parish, Lsuis-
lana: Gladstone Realty Company
vs.J. A. CleSi, ct al.
By virtue of a writ of seizure and sale
to me directed from the Honorable
First Judicial District Court of Caddo
Parish, Louisiana, in the above num-
bered and entitled suit, l have seized
and will offer for sale at public auction
for cash and according to law, at the
principal front door of the court house
of Caddo Parish, Louisiana, during the
legal hours for sales, on
SATURDAY, JULY I6, 1910,
Lots eight and nine of block &c" of the
Gladstone subdivision of the City of
Shreveport, Caddo Parish, Louisiana, as
per map of said subdivision recorded in
conveyance book so, page I, of the re-
cords of Caddo Parish, Louisiana, with
all buildings and improvements thereon.
saId property seized as belonging to the
within named defendants, and to be sold
to satisfy the debt as specified in said
writ, say in the sum of $466.7o, with 8
per cent per annum interest from April
II, 1910, until paid, together with ten
per cent on said amount and principal a.
attorneys fees, together with all costs
of this suit. 7, p. HOTJRNoy
Sheriff and ex-Oficio Auctioneer,
Caucasian, June Id, 1910.
The Caucasian., 1910-07-14

my little love. my wife, that Is to be.
Never again win trust you out of my
sight"
But the black eyed girl who called
you Edward aud kissed your sobbed
the thoroughly unnerved girl.
Was that the reason?" almost
shouted Hareeurt. '.Ynu little goose.
you blessed little goose it just hap
pened to be my sister: that is all. !
viii introduce you to ier tomorrow
BlissfulIy happy. yet with a little
common sense mingled with her hap
niness. Gertrude persuaded her lover
to curb his impatience for tlasft
marriage. bHt It was nniy few shori
weeks when over in America another
alliance was made between England
and America which made two hearts
beat as one.
The Caucasian., 1910-07-14
KISSING THE
BLARNEY stone,
A Love Affair That Began on the
Famous Irish Castle.
sx HARRIET BISHOP WATERS.

copyright, 1910, by American Press Asso-
ciation-l
It was on the top OF Blarney castle,
$50 feet from the ground, that the af-
fair began. They say there are thou
sand shades Of green in Ireland, and
Gertrude, reaching back to the iron
bars Of the blarney stone, grasping
them In a wise of fear, thought when
she looked down that all the shades
were mingled in one may mass. She
bent her head down, pursed her red
lips and pressed them to the cold un-
dersurface Of the stone. Heavens!
What depth down! Her head swan,
her heart beat madly, her hands began
to cramp. She was loosing her grasp,
she was falling. "Helpr' Her stiffened
The Caucasian., 1910-07-14
FEMININE FRlLLS.
Petticoats Match Frocks-kimone Eff.
feets Hold Their Own.

Pettieoats Match Froeks-kimono Ef.
feets Hold Their Own.
Not only are the materials selected
for frocks aud biouses of the very
softest possible weaves. but petticoats
must match. Some up TO date petit
coats are made entirely of accordion
plated chiffon. strengthened at the
edge with band of firm. soft silk.
also accordion plated. SO as to give
the necessary fullness.
The kimono coat and the kimonG
blouse evidently have come TO stay.
Just now even the most elaborate
bodices are cut with the sleeves all in
one. A long, sloping shoulder effect
is often obtained by a band of lnser-
tion set down the shoulder seam and
along the back Of the arm from collar
to elbow.
Paris turbans are mere puffs of tulIe
with an outstanding loop at the side
The Caucasian., 1910-07-14
THE OPPOSITION.

The few men, IN comparative sense,
who are opposing the proposed govern
ment by commissions for the city of
ShTeyepeFt can offer no plea in their
jnsti6caison which can not be over
wheiaed b. practical common sense.
The opposition Is pueriIe.
The government by commission pro-
posed for Shreveport is to be free from
politics. At least II is not to be subor-
dinated TO the will nor the dictation or
she control Of the few.
Il IS to Be aon-partisan.
The prime effort is to Be centered in
saae election Of men who may be best
fitted 70 assume and 10 fulfil the duties
nf the Offices or TIE department speci-
fed. on strictly bsssiness principles.
Under he proposed government by
kcOmmission A inekcient mayor or com
nzissioner may Be recalled on the peti-
tion Of thirty-three per cent of the
voters who voted in the preceding eice-
fson.
The government BY commission could
not be aautocraEics nor @aristocratic," !"
laor one-nan-power government, since
thiFty-fhree Per cent of the voters
could have an election ordered at which
one Or al the officials could be recalled,
and Il 50 inclined the government could
be aunulled by the majority and the old
system Of mayor and councilmen re-
vived. Under the proposed form of
government Mayor Dickson could be-
come : candidate and Be elected By a.
majority. So could any Of the council
men now in service become candidates
foE commissioner and be elected by a
majority.
There could rot be more demo-
cratic form of government than that
offered under the commission form. II
would seem that the few. having some
inanenees are opposed TO the system
because Il is democratic, and therefore
they could Be more easily called to ac-
count than Under the system which nov
prevails. and which Is not responsive TO
-
the needs OF tie people of this pro-
areasise age.
HoweveE, the Caucasian would invite
The free expression Of any Official Of the
city snd 81 any citizen who IS antago-
nislle = she proposed government by
conmisslo
IL any vnSd. substantial reason can
be presented against the government BY
commission, she Caucasian viii cease its
advocacy of this system and win stand
fog the present system, a mayor and
hfteen councilman. 20 the crack Of
doom.
No intelligent man should permit
himself ia be nlisled by prejudice nor
she plaints of men who DO not wish to
b. disturbed in their present political
holdings.
The Caucasian., 1910-07-14
80. EsTATE TRANsFERs.

As farnished " the Catdo Abstract
company. oaSce sI7 Marshall street. fhe
tollowinR real estate transfers were re-
eorded during the day:
Mrs.. E. e Jackson to Caddo Land
Co. sesthwesk quarter Of southeast
quarter 81 seetion S, ~. Is. and east hali
of soushease auartef OF northwesf quar-
ter sertioa S, II. =, less lots already
sold Slooo0
Mrs. Lou Z. Emery 70 George w
Sse. c kl Il parkview; $r2oo
Lsfis:a Rel state and Develop
nenk 10 Christian Eoetz, acre lots
% and a in west half af southwest
quarter sectioa :. %. rs $500.
inkeld S. Loxcrn to MiEnie G. Vol
sin. zos % Brunswick Grove $z7s.
II. II Haanisn 10 7. We Burson. lots
Il II Is beck III University Heights
4 Heilperin 20 Howard Riehey,
axze los =. 81, sA q. ss i northeast
alagler 81 nogshsss qaHsker section IS,
o spn 10 Mrs susan M.
Jahnso,a. loe ad "a lus 4 0f block !
ouart cols addition; $500.
The Caucasian., 1910-07-14

lips managed to frame the appeal, and
almost instantly she was lifted by
strong arms and set squarely on her
feet.
Once erect, Gertrude was brave
enough and ashamed that she had lost
her courage at critical moment. She
looked curiously at her preseryer. He
was q fine muscular fellow He must
have been, of course, or he could not
have lifted her 14o pounds of aYoirdu-
pois so easily.
Nevertheless she ragged inwardly that
she should have needed his help.
The idea Of this cool, collected, rath-
er supercllious Englishman laughing
at her!
With an effort she collected herself
and looked her preser7er in the eyes.
'Tt Is q foolish thing to do" the
young man said as he touched his
hat. You know. or perhaps you do
not know, that several persons have
fallen from the top of Blarney castle
while endeavoring to kiss the blarney
stone. OF course You are an Ameri-
can. Only Americans kiss the blarney
stone" And, with smile of amuse-
ment, he again touched his hat and
turned away.
Gertrude was furious. What right
had be TO be so impertinent even If
he had saved her life? He was an
odious Englishman, of course. She
turned her back to his retreating
form, but her sense of gratitude
would not allow her to dismiss the
subject in that way, and she called to
him:
cam / not Co know to whom am
indebted for the saving of my lifeY'
'sYou put it altogether too strong
he replied, coming back at once. 81
am not so sure that you would have
fallen" And be handed her bit Of
pasteboard on which was engraved,
Edward Harcourt. Hyde park, Lon
don"
"Just as | thought. conceited Eng
lishman; thinks no one but himself
knows anything" Gertrude did not
speak her thought; but, smiling her
sweetest, she said:
81 am Gertrude Clinton, Mr. Har-
court, of New York. certainly owe
you my life. / was foolish; but, as
you say, Americans do like to kiss the
blarney stone. / am very grateful to
con for your service"
'sPray do not mention it, Miss Clin- |
tom" responded Harcourt rather stiff |
~. II feel sure you would not have
fallen. 1t was only temporary dizzi-
ness, which you would have over
come. However, am glad you are
safe." And. lifting his hat. he was
gone
He is odious, muttered Gertrude,
perfectly odiousn But she wished
be had remained TO go down the long
6ights Of steep stone stairs with her /
It was growing dark. The stairs were
and there were many /
dark hooks and crannies. She thought
of the tortured prisoners once confined
d the dungeons and Of all the dark
tales told Of the castle and before she
had reached the ground she had Arss@
made up heE mand that 1t was not So