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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
AMERICAN COMPANY
TO BUILD BIC PLANT

The Amcrl an Tobacco Company
has invested $4,000 In the property
known as the old bail park. on which
they expect 10 erect tobacco plant
OF encrinotis Dimensions.
1t u reported that the warehouse TO
be bGlH on Manry street, In Chester
field county. Will cost $4,000 and win
beIhe largest warehouse in the world.
The building will cover acres and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
CHURCH BAZAAR TO
OPEN MONDAY NIGHT.

The ladies of the Stockton street
untgrned that will help to make their
bslaaar a success next week. The ba-
zaar will be held every night of next
week in the Masonic Temple, and
every possible attraction has been do
vised for the entertainment of the pa
irons. \ new programme will he Of
fered every night and tho booths will
be filled with attractive Christmas
presents The proceeds of the bazaar
ar to 60 toward the building fund
at the new church
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Rooms for Rent.

FOR RENT. ONE NICE BRIGHT,
wall furnished room; on second floor,
ia North Third street Phone Mon
roe fae-i
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DEATH 0F CAPT. GRIMES
POPULAR CoNDICTOR

Captain Acc =. Grimes. ef ZIG East
Ninth street. W ln has been f@r wears
ous of the most popular conductors
on the southern railroad. died az his
home Friday night at II O'Clock. In
his thir,ysuinth year The funeral
VII II held Saturday afternoon At .
% 'efoe k fram the Decatur street
chureh aud the interment viii lie
me 81 Maary cemetery.
ar Crimes leaves a widow and I'VE
children. lie Was member II the
New South Council ~, 5, Junior
order ef United American Mechanics.
arf of Henderson lodge Of odd FELL
lows.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
RUy|NG IS HEAVY
ON COTTON CHANGE
SPECULATIVE INTEREST Az
sORBS OFFERINGS OF SPOT
HOUSES AND RECOVER
LOSSES

NEW YORK. Dec. lo.--At the open
ing cotton was easy. . to ! points lower
Bu iness was on heavy scale and
lnwer cables led to considerable un-
loading Spot ho1ses were large sell :
ers, but speculative interest absorbed
the offerings and the Initial loss gas
soon fe"oYered.~
Prices, December slisGsif1s: Jan
uary. sla.sOM14s1: March. $i5.lom
1917, May. s15.25M15.21; July, si5.A
q 1871: August. $l4.94U14.s5.
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Fraternity News.

The Washington Camp, No. 81. Pa
trigtic order CT Sons of America, met
Friday night at eight O'Clock in tho
Gerstcy Hall. Hull and Clopton streets,
SWansboro.
New South Council. No. s, Junior
order United American Mechanics,
held their regGe meeting Friday
night for the ! OF electing 9TH
c.rs Tor the ems ear.
Excelsior Lodge. of the order of
Carmen, held a meeting in It's rooms
Friday night, corner of Eighth and
Hull streets,
Maple Lodge, Woodmen Of the
World, gathered Thursday night. In
Fraternity Hall and chose officers for
The ensuing term.
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TRADING QUIE1;
DECLINE NOTICED
TONE ON STOCK MARKET is
STRONG. suT FRACTIONAL
LOSSES ARE SEEN.

NEW YORK;. Dec. ro-Trading at
the opening Of the steek market te-day
aad during the nvst few minutes was
qilet With tu easter tuut, and prices
eeoerslis ranged fractiUaauy under
Yesterdays rlose.
Market Closes itrm.
After thu carly decituts trading be-
eaiue brisk ana gains rf a point or
over We're made In p number OF lead
ing issuns. Government bonds were
unchanEcd. others irr"Euiaf,
The market close rfr
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Especial ~ The richmond Virginian1
LEESBTRG;. VA. Dec l0.~-NeWs
has Just been received here of the
death Of Mrs. Mary e. Trtbhy, which
occurred from paralysis at her home
in Rochester. III. She was Us years
OF age. and prior to her marriage was
Miss Mary G. Grim. Of this county,
and a sister Of Mr.. Arfniatead M.
Grim, now II resident OF Loudoun.
She IL survived By seven children.
three sons and four daughters.
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Mrs Nlury T., Noruaan

Especial To The Richmond Nirgnian J
IEESl3ti HG, VA. Dec. lo.~-~Mrs
Mary E. Norman, aged 81 years. died
at the residence OF her son. Mr.. W.
+. Norman, near PurceiIViite. Death
was due to tnrrmities of old age.
She is survived by four sons and ono
daughter. Messrs. 6. f. Enps. W. f.
ana Andrew Norman and Mrs. +, H.
GlaScock al, OF this county.
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Mrs. Annie VESSEL.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Dec. 10.
Mrs Annie Wcssel died At her home
at Colonial Beach few DAYS ago. at
ter a brief illness She was n daugh-
ter of the late +. +. T., Wolfe OF
King George county. ANA was mar
ricd only u te@ months age. Her
husband survives her. The body was
taken To King George county TOR IN
terment in the burying ground at st,
Johns church. at King George Court
tf.t
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Mrs. Amanda, \. Howell.

Especial 10 The Richmond NirRlnian)
IEESHURG, VA, Dec, l6.--Mrs.
Amanda A. Howell nged II years.
dcd at her home At Airmont this
county. on Tuesday. She is survived
by three sons and three daughters. all
Of this county. Funeral services viii
be conducted to-day. interment Win
he at Tbenezer.
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Miscellaneous.


ONE AT ONCE TO NEW MANS FAC
st4Ry sale of umbrellas and get your
SEhrsEtsnas presents for half prices
@Nmhrollas from s39 cents III 10 slb
NJ psAce. We have SIS, and 81 umhrel :
I 4A4 In all sizes gold, silver and pear
md ivory handles, best silk cage and
&4nHeeI To match. with a rice Christ
4 Nsns box for s2,as Ne viii also re-
SsEnvNr your umbrellas from now until
sLhristmas for rs per cent less than
S8exular pr.ce. Don't delay, come At
S3nce. NEWMAS's UMBRELLA FAC
HTURY, 3is f, Broad street. Phone
81 Hfnnrxtc c11a
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acres of land, and will he able to
house one million pounds of tobacco.
.sks Hah,as Corpus Writ.

Mr.. Willis Pulliam, the attorney for
the negro. Threat, who was sent on
10 the Grand Jury on the charge OF
feloniously assaulting Mary Smith
last week. sued for bill of habeas
corpus Saturday morning for the re-
lease OF the defendant until the day
set for trial.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
Ceorcs West.

Especial 10 The Richmond NirEinianJ
HARRISoNBURG VA. Dee, To-
George West died several days ago at
Shenadoath city. and was buried
Thursday at keegeltown Rockingham
count. lie leaves Il large family,
He was a Mason odd Fellow and a
neuil CT Of the order Of Railway Train
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- =
WOOD AND COAL.

1oTDER WEATHER WILL COME.
AMI while ] DO not anticipate any ad~
NNAMrN In coal or wood. | would like
szof all OF my customers that can do
80 10 get IN n supply now. because
24E Ii impossible ia deliver TO all
$nfonartIy in bad weather am uu-
q 30Adiyax two to four ears each day of
s4he very best. Try ofie. LONG. THE
WOOD MAN. Office 500 West BROAD.
I4OuF phones
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pnrSonaI and brief.

The Joseph f. Johnson Camp OF
Confederate Vet. ans heard with
great sorrow 81 the extreme Illness
& their chaplain. Dir. Criplin who lies
in danger at his home on Twenty
fourth street and Scenes ave.
Mr. Ben r. owen Sr. one of the
Oldest inhabitants Of Chesterfield
county has been very III at the home
Of his son. Thomas +. owen. near
Forest Hin. Mr.. owen Was reported
To DC doing better Friday night.
Mr. George +. Cox, who was oper-
atod upon "A short while ago. is re-
ported Ia be Very III at his home in
Forest Till.
Jee Galloway was picked up drunk
Friday and WAS fined $3.50 and costs
hS Justice Maurice Saturday morning.
The firm composed OF George and
William White was Incorporated Sat
aradH under the title CT the White
Transfer Company.
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Ro,nrY t. tui,a.tai,.

FREDERIcKSBU RI, VA. Dec 10.
Robert l.. Annadaie. Of Westmdreland
county. died at his home a few days
ago III typhoid fever. He is survived
hy his wife and three children
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arrangements win be published later
Mrs Nathiida Gundlaeh.

Mrs. Matn.laa Gunalaeh. Of 1oi
Louisiana street, died at her residence
ridaN. in the siXty-fourth year Of
her ago. Funeral notice later.
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WantSWa
Want Ad. Rates.

One cent per word when paid in advance No paid adj
taken for less than
No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
rhoncd in or charged the counter.
Contract rates much less Phon Madison 1888 and
Manager Of Classified Department, will call.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10

Kichmphd, va, Dec, - 1910.
Brlghts-~I Unclaimed firm; light re-
ceipts. Dark Fired Receipts
continue very leht and market Arm at
quotations. sun cured Receipts con-
tinue light. market fairly active NJ
prices quoted.
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" II. Madison,

Mr w. II. Madison. ,ofg 2ls Nortn
Twenty second street died at his res
idence Friday December =. in the
ffty-eighth year Of his age,
The announcement Of the funeral
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aToP: Ls,Oh AND THINh.

aGiN LA TOTcHE. JE. NEW PLACE
41f7 w Main; Monroe i4h2. French
M steam cleaning; ladies princess
nd dresses cleaned $3.50. pieated
Ss@kifts French cleaned. IL cents.
HTan1n, Soc. gloves cleaned, ans
E1pnGth 10 cents per pa I. gent sntt%
NGFy cleaned. soc, French cleaned siov
#fn 3ucseun In all work.
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SALES

600 Virginia as old AT IS, 900 Nlr-
atnia 3s, old. M IS: 900 Virginia Is
old at IS; 10000 virginia Centuries nj
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wrATHER aOND,rIO>s.

During the past - hours the area of
cloudy weather has advanced eastward
from the Plains states to the South AZ
lnntie ana the Southern states. Can
cident the weather has grown warm
Or in the upper MISSES PIP valley an6
in Ia. Lake Region Local rains are
also developing In the Gulf states. aud
general rain or snow is falling from
kentucky northward To Minnesota AND
upper Lake Michigan inclusive. These
conditions VIII move eastward during
the next "a hours.
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John u. Inngst,ln.

SUFFOLK VA. Dee. 10.-John d
Langstun. thirtyeight years old. died
yesterday at Holland. Va. His widow
a daughter and father survive him.
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IGuxes For CataMha.

State Health Commissioner VIII
iiama left for Catawba sanatorium
Friday night % be gone until Tues
day
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The Weather

RICHMOND. VA. Dec. Forecast
for Richmond and vicinity; Unscttiei
weather with Hight rain or snow To-
night or Sunday, warmer tonight
WASHINGTON. p. c., Dee I6-~Fore-
cast for Virginia: Unsettled weather
with light rain or snow Tonight or
Sunday. warmer Tonight.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

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Rricf items of Interest.

I.
sermon al st. Jeseph's Catholic
church sunday m"rning his subject
being Gospel OF the Day. aud ut
he evening Tesper service. Christian
Unity"
The iron safe et MIR. W. Il McKen.
ney. whose law Offices in the Appoi
mattoX Trust Building were destroyed
in the recent fire. when opened the
papers were found safe and intact.
The steamer Poeahontas unioaded
at city Point Thursday for PETERSBURG
peanut dealers eight hundred bags of
peanuts.
The funeral Of Mr.. G. p peJsrnetle.
who died kridey morning 1T his resi-
dHncc on Grove avenue, will toka place
sunday afternoon from lie Heb street
Method church. Mir DeJ8rretf" was
gullont GuffedcrBte "n1rli~f ard se7s
a member Of A. p. Hnl camp II thie
/ city. He ~ survived ~ his wife and
four chi!dren-M essrs. Chprles md FL
ear DeJarne'te, Of fctefsNurg: Mr.
! Archer Mallory nnd Mr.. tiarry neIar-
nette. ef Pee dine Pc.
Water Tank 1ur<ts.
ore Of the Iarre water tnrks In the
Norfolk and Western railtv"y yard
I. turet@d Friday uorning ard fen to
pieces. The tank held s0e0o gallons
OF water and Is . comrletc wreck.
Al Wednesday NIGHTS meeting Of Pc
! tersburg Lolge Of Ffks thu following
preparations were fuade. $50 70 en-
tertain the children at the Nethoelist
orphanage, SIS to tire Kings Daueh-
! tiers end SO TO the Eptmy Stocking
! fund.
I CITY Treasurer Raney reports SAL. 900
paid II, To- him by the citizens of Pc
. teraburE FOR State taxes.
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High Constable's
Sale.

will sell by Public Auction, on Monday
the 18th day Of December, 1910, at 3
o clock p M. at my storchouse, No 1909
East Franklin Street, the following
property, to satisfy distress warrants and
executions in my hands: Bureaus, WASH
stands, Hat Racks, Carpets, eta.
TERMS, Cash.
w. Ii. WYATT, Jr., II. c., C. r.
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Real Estate Wanted

eET1-TO BLY, FARMS. At.KEs
nOre:: state lowssf price and fun
|G21DttOsta, distance from nearest
railroad depot. also Main road.
Hfn u Z. Richmond XirEsinlan.
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Helm Nanted-Male.

BRIGHT BoAS To ~
Whit work after school. good pay 10
Il kpys who hustle; special prizes given
n N, the beat boys Apply T. NJ tse-
u &a1ating Department, The Nchmphd
ID Efrg.u,an
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Personals.

xE HANDLE DIFFICULT PROB
rms In plumbing and steam or hot
winter heating. SANITARY plumbing,
heating. VA. PLUMBING
s%AEATINCs co
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Wants


ET--yEnNEspAY. DECEMBER Z.
%oae large hound dog. black and san
z Sssta had on collar Liberal reward
AR returned To cHAS u. STRANG
S3Syi r. Main street, Phone Madisop
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sAIE m THE RICHMOND
bnnt e19, will bring you .
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Shoe Repairing.

tNAst DOl-E MIN b ShOEs. L~
80. chiJdren's 6oc. and ~: e..
II sewed. DREWtS ELLA,
1t0E FACTORY. 1iS T. Maia
eh0ne Monroe eseT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10

sNANTTD---A THOROUGHLY ENPE'
@ r1enced ard reliable narse. F1ohe
Madison tage.
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10 WORK IN pt Il
( Aook hinaery. ". ii. ADAMS, NORM
xwelfsh street.
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HAULING.
I7lHSTCRE AND CHINA PACKING.

nNITTRE. CHINA AND WEDDING
Eoo<nts packed uud shipped with
Nm. Estimates cheerfnilg given
HkEOR tsMLAtF, iSs6 ", Broad st,
meme Madison s.S2
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EXPERIENCED SET
I ,Y1ed woman to assist IN care of chl4
Y sirru and do some house work, RET
n ssrence required, Apply before ten y.
In. or after seven =. ~. ~ zoe West
4 y Era nksir
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-30
NOTICE.

In the district court OF the United
States for the Eastern district OF
Kentucky. in the matter OF Clarence
j. Sipple. Bankrupt
by virtue OF an order entered by J.
:. Notice OF Sale on Bankruptcy.
N. Saunder. referee In the above
styled case. l, as trustee OF same.
will on Saturday the 22nd ,dty OF
October A. d.. 1910. between the
hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock
p. m. ON the premises being So acres
OF farm land. situated in Lincoln
county. Kentucky, on the waters OF
Green river, adjoining the Denham
farm. and lying near the postotiice OF
JuniSo. Kentucky. expose 20 public
sale 10 the highest and best bidder.
Tor cash In hand. the above described
tract or parcel OF land. together with
nineteen acres OF land adjoining same.
now owned by Clarence ]. Sipple. the
bankrupt above named. and also
one-half interest In the growing crop
upon the said land
Given under my hand this the 18Th
day OF August, 1910
r. A. DYCHE. Trustee.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Having decided TO quit farming,
will oner for sale at my home two
miles from Stanford on the Huston
vile pike on r. Reds farm. known as
the VIII Hays place on Saturday, Oct
LIST. 1910. my personal property, con-
sistiug OF stock. farming implements,
two brood mares, one pair 4-year-old
horses, one 3-year-old horse. two 2
year-old filiies, four milk cows. two
with calves. one Jersey heifer, one
pair 4year-old mare mules, % good
yearline cattle, 80 good hogs
farming implements, consisting OF
wagons. plows, harTows, binder, NOW
ers, rakes. one lightning hay press,
In good repair and other things too
numerous 10 mention.
Sale begins at 3 a. N. Terms made
known on day OF sale,
At same time Mr. f. Reid viii dis
pose OF number OF nice young
horses. NJ. L. MYERS.
Col. J. p. Chandler. Auct
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yonder. can have you bound hand
and foot and take you aboard OF her.
will say that you are mad. that ! am
taking you back to the United States
to your friends. You must come back
with me. can't let you CO."
Valentine" said the woman. quiet
ly. If you do not instantly release
me. I will XIII you where you stand.
You don't realize how strong am.
Seei"i .I'.f .|FIf vi.
With a quick. sudden movement she
caught his arms with her free hands
and literally tore them apart. To her
1.-THE and vigorous body she added
spirit and determination which made
her indeed more than a match for the
slender. somewhat broken man before
her.
You see" she cried. She stood be-
tween him and the doorway. one hand
outstretched, the fingers omen. Il
could kill you before you left this
cave. You told me that you had sent
your men back to the ship and that
you we're alone upon the island. and I
could hide where | hid before and
they would find your dead body here
upon the sands. That would be all ="
XIII me II you wish" said the man
recklessly. II don't care. Perhaps
that would be the better way"
ITO Be continued)
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row GOOD NEWS SPREADS

~ am 70 years old and travel most
aof the time" writes b. F. TolsOn. of
Sciizabethtown, Ky. Everywhere |
go 4 recommend Electric Bitters, be-
cause owe my excellent health and
vitality 10 them. They effect a cure
every time" They never fail TO tone
the stomach. regulate the kidneys
ana bowels. stimulate the liver, m
Sigorate the nerves, and purity tine
strength, yigor and health that's a
daily Joy. Try them. Only SOC.
8atisfaction is positively guaranteed
lby Penuys Drug Store.
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she could DO. Her eye. fell upon the
ashes OF the signal are. she contSp,
plated Il a. the specter OF soma Hihdd
woman whose body had been burned
upon such an AFFAIR might look upos
her pyre. II was she who had lighted
the beacon. Her hand had called the
world 20 her side She thought how
he had begged her not TO do so. how
he had declared himself content and
happy TO live with her alone-the
world forgetting. BY the world forgot
For the FIRST time she broke down
completely. She buried her face In
her hands, her body reeled and shook
with sobs. the tears trickled through
her fingers.
She must make another beacon, she
thought. And then II came to her that
they had taken away the flint and
steel She had no means OF lighting H.
That realization developed other
thoughts. Her Bible was gone: her
clothes were gone; her toilet articles.
her scissors. her watch. her knife.
They had taken everything. They had
left her nothing. absolutely nothing
What did Il matter? She could dress
herself with fern leaves and make
shifts to bind them about her with
cords that she could plat Of the grass
which should tear with her sweet
strong hands. And what did II matter
what she wore? There was no one
there to see. But for the long habit
of modesty. she would have torn away
and thrown aside the makeshifts that
fell from her shoulders.
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sd bearing.
And you condemn me for that one
nistster said, the man.
NO" returned the woman. neither
viii I condemn him for that one mis-
take"
But he's gone. I tell you"
And he will come back. I know"
"He thinks you dead"
so did you"
but I came back, not he"
you we're your own master" said
the woman swiftly. You could so
where you pleased He was subject
to the decision OF others | trust him
still."
And you don't trust me9"
Il trust you enough. but I don't love
you"
20 Kate. think There must be
something in what feel for you to
move you did not know what Il
was. ! did not realize Il. I came
back in the nrst place as much be.
cause had been a backyard and a
coward and wanted TO set myself right
In your eyes as because cared for
you. but every hour Of search made
me know my own heart, and since I
have seen you. since ! see you now.
there Is nothing | would not do for
you. There isn't any expiation or
amendment or anything now. but be
cause | am a man. and love you, |
want you want TO make you happy.
And I am the one man in the world
that ought TO want you and want to
make you happy. 1t is for that I have
come back to you"
How terrible are the arrangements
OF blind fate" said the woman. Il
must believe what you say You
awaken my pity. my tenderness, my
consideration, but these are all. lie is
not by to hear and therefore l will say.
for you deserve the truth, that Just as
you say you love me- nay. then. Just as
you do and more a thousand times.
l love that man. II would be n crime,
a sin. a bodily PROCLAMATION. a mental
and spiritual degradation to which the
other"-he knew to what she alluded
as she paused-"were nothing. II |
should come to you with my whole
heart and soul given to the man" she
threw her hand out in a great sweep
ing gesture. ''yonder out at sea"
But he doesn't love you"
20 yes. he does. Not as would be
loved. admit. not as. please God. I
shall be loved by him. He doesn't
know: he doesn't understand Wis.
dom will come to him and he will
come back"
1t might be So" said the man. II
came back But he believes you
dead"
And didn't you when you searched
for me during those three years."
NO" answered Langford. Il had a
confident hope that somewhere you
were alive"
And will he not have that hope.
too"
Il cannot believe ~
There was a long. frightful pause
The woman sighed deeply.
1T may be as you say II may be
that we are separated forever II may
be that | shall never look upon him
again. nor he upon me. but that makes
no difference. | do not love you. I
cannot love you. n he is dead. I shall
love his memory until meet him. II
so be may be found worthy Of that.
and will keep myself for him. No
other man shall have what belongs to
him"
They had stepped nearer the en-
trance OF the cave. which was a spa
cious one. az they spoke. The beauty
OF the woman 10 that soft Hight vas
so intense that Il csat over Langford
. spell. He beard the sound OF her
voice. but did not hsed what she said.
Suddenly he caught her In his arms.
Kate" he cried, we are alone here
Ani Gm~master. That Is my ship