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D. r. x. gottssa&er .gsfedfdan.
gie gr.iie fir g.grabniBItatten nuS
eialelue 6rdbsr iou:n erbobt
merDeH.

eSn Der .. 81. St. 9o.tesader Gsz
i.uitaft tpurbe 9sitern Elm 9orihldS
b.iprodsn, bic aoitsn Der 8sgrdbniBs
itdt.sn uuo Gin3sIgrdber auF ben orei
0ottssd6srn in usbereiHitimmurg nit
ben bobersrSoitsn fiir Die SHitdnoboIs
tune 3u srbohn.
5srr5snrp &iitnsr fuhrts in Der 9sz
itrissn Deriammlung. pelhe in Der
ct. Warien S6uIbaLe itattfanp, ben
0oriis uno 5err Geo. 9. S6raHo
bas yrototoQ. Der geridt oes itebenz
ben aommittsss fir bic bret 9ottsss
oder geIaugts CUR 9srlsiung. 0arz
ndh tpurbeu ouf benz Ct. Wiarisn
Gottesdtsr i'm Qauis oes ROnats 62
g.ihen; auf oem St. aSoIspbs 49 uno
auf benz Ct. 9erndros6ottssQder "A
2eidsn besroigt. 9as Gommittee ems
pfabI, 6errn Bernard aublmQnn als
1ootensrGber auf Rem Ct. Wariens
Gottesatsr ansuiteaen, mas angenoms
men nuros. Cine Gmpfeblung, biz
Qreiis fir Cots uno 9rd5sr duf alien
brsi iTrisob0fen in uebsrsinitimmuna
NIT Den b0tersn goitsn Der Snitanos
bn!tung gu srbobeu. risf cine lebbaft'
DEBATE berbor. Gs tpuros bsihIoiien
bic aHssl.ssnsit Der 41s. aatboli.sns
9eriammlung, ipsIhe am RdhmittaC
b.s 25. DECEMBER itattfinosn tpiro, 81
unisrbreit.n. Ssrr Jrdnt SslI6er, De-
sm.iit.r Der Geisaihaft, berih
tst,, oab bic ginnabm,n nit GaFsn
t.itano S4275.3O, bic GusgubeT
S1519.02 bttrussH, 10 oaB $2756.2>
an 5anb bIsibsn. IN bic Grmen ipur
ben S301.50 bssahlt.
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Mngeblider W6rOer
Soa nd, BON Chicago nad) Giueiunati
sefladfet babex.

poli,eidef Sadion tuuroe seitern
Don Der gbieasosr poIi5eibsborDe IT.
Iuht, auI ben Tarisaner Wsdiibias
emil, Uauiiter bon 9eruf, gu fahnoen.
Der Wonn uirb TIM 3uidmmclbang
NIT Der iiirslih .rfolsieH Grmorbuna
oss 76 Sabre aItsu Ra.ban .. 6pbs
geiu1t. 2esierer beirieb Elm 2osirs
bdus, in tpslfxm Gmii wobnte. 9poe
ipuroe an Teinem Sdreib.ii6 fseHo.
nit elmer yrehitanse .rinldgen. em.I
fon .urs Dor Der gnibeduns o<s Der
brehens in b.mRorrioor Dor bsm 3ims
mer oss grmorbeten seieben Dproen
Isin. gaIo barauf Oerf6wono n, uno
al. RahforfhuneeH nan ibm erpieieu
Iit Big iebt als srfofslOs. 5poe ipar
friiber Bunbes Rommifidr fur ben
fiibIi6en Ciffriii oes Gtaaies Wiseon'
FIN. 5ein 0robpater mar isiner 3eii
Doupsrnsur BON WiseonFn.
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Das idenfe ih nur? 9ieie 5rage
pr1nqt iih um Die Weibnahts5eit uns
gar gu bdufig auf, Dsun Seosr bat ia
ben Durid. i.insn 2isbn cine 5rsupe
3u bereiten, linen eine 9abs Der Grim
nerung unb Der 5reunoihoft 5utoms
men gu ldIIen. Rur 81 bdufis ratbct
man uno tuuft bic unprattiIhiten 9rs
Iherte, bic benz geihsntten gar oft
Elm speiOeutiges 2dteln absepinnen.
Bel elmer Qampe III bas taum Der
Gaq, oenn per Die poeIie Der Gampe
tennt, per in ibrem Shein i'm arsife
Der camille um Den 5iIt gsieIien, tper
in ihrem Shsins Ituoirt ober audi nur
Elm Bud gsisIen bat. tpsib es, tpie am
bsimeInb eine 2ampe lit, pie iie aui
oas Gemiitb eintpirtt. eminent pratt
tiI6 uno ben Qugsn Sutrdglih 1T biz
Rapo 2umpe. bic BON Der Stanodrb
Oil 60. auf ben Mdrtt esbratt pirt
uno 3u ibren oisIen gorsiissn ben oe1
gini9.eit aeIsat. greIIss, auf etner
,lsiren Sled ton5entrirtes 2itt lit
fpis ieoer Sptitsr. ieber qussnar8t be.
It1ti1eu fam, ben Sebneroen unges
mein itGoIia uno ourh oieie peroer
ipieosrum Die aopfnerpsn. iogar BIZ
9erpduun9. iur5 oos adnSe Woblbsfin
ben einss Nsnitsn affi8irt. Das I'll
hiqe Ianfte Qitt elmer SeIlampe boge
qen teunt bisIs Ratthsile ri6t. Gs lit
obqeiebsn bonn 5assslitt, oas natiir
!ihIte Qitt uno isins pobltbatiger
wirturgea bleibeu iosdr bel eiHige1
gsobahtuug oem 2aien ni6t Derbcr
gen. geim 2eisu gibt ss pirilid
nihts beTIsres ais elm. Sellampe uni
Die Rapolamps Der StanoQro Oil 80
perbinoet ale bic guten Gissnihaftsn
Die elmer 2dmpe anbaften-
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Mns benz 35oli3ei6erttbt. i.

Die geaer WoIter Nrpont uno Hos
bert unb Darn Bailer botten eine
ipIfte aeiIerei ini,enirt, In beren Wers
lauf 9rpont aus elmer aIssn Wsusitte
einen G1redihuB obgefeuert bate.
Sic purb<n tpeaen ibdili4enAngriffs
gu is 80 1osen Arbeiisbnus, 500
unb ben Rotten ptruribeilt.
Der SsaIkner Samusl Qemone
ipurbe ipesen sbdtliten Ansriffs nit
elmer Gtrcfe BON so unb ben Rotten
belsst. Nls 4nildser trnt Antonio
1oll<ro ouf. fpel9er beboupisie. bob
Qenone unter BEN Dorse6en. tr tonne
ibn Dor Ysrio!suneen Der .G4nor3en
6ono" btihuten, 0elb BON ibm ers
prebi babe. CT babe bem 4aseslasten
einmol $12 eeeebsn. oIs beTielbt aber
bolb barauf rpieber sefomm<R nnb SIS
mebr perlansi bab. lei ibm oit Cebulh
ouSaegcnesn unb q bobe ii4 seirei'
aert, benz 4niinneH nnA3uiommen
lemone babe i9n Johann aus Wutt
tbdtliH ansesriffen uno itm bk aIsi'
Der pom Qsibe seriHsn.
| Der humane Snnos Georsepit
fpel6er Don Dtm Mirtbe sstn Gtomi'
ma Der b0snilisen a6bef@dbieuns
| oneetlogt mar. uuroe freisefpro&en
| Cornelius. ein alter. nkberbclt Dor
tsitraftsr Dieb. murbf i4ulhig befun'
ben, aus benz Mdnrenlaetr Ssr Sirms
Wiuenbors an On Ysarl 6trcbe 3ns
Nonm 0attun 0eleblen ~ boben
Geine Gtrofe laMtete auf 80 11aeAr
tsitsbeuss 500 lab Asftsu.
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Dilliam Wissnsr. 80. 1910 Bremen
Str, S6rpinofuht.
Soparo cobn S.ib.rt, 8 Utonats,
1896 gaft.rN Ioe.. Ulpelitis.
GrantgohH, Al, 4132 0umontStr..
S.rsf.bl.r.
gotparo 6. 8itt., %, Asa Dapton
Str, 9ehirnsnt3iinouns.
GliSabetb Rod, Il, 1922 SuoIep
Str, 2ungenentSiinoung.
Warp geblsr, 7S. Soms for t1s4seo,
2uTtrobrenent5iinouns.
Warp Camping, 73, 11O3 Spring
Ctr, arebs.
George Glsiid, Ga. g:us Str. 9Os
ipi.al. Snquslt in Shuebs.
georse Wcgarthp, %. 633 gledoc
Str, Sdpinoiuht.
Sulia 2uebbeIt, "a, 1904 Ssfferior
Qpe., Tarmpsrihlinsuns.
WoIie Sbrpsiger, 49. 1893 gree
man 9lpe., 2unssnsHt3iinouHe.
glisabetb gpaus Rel, 90, 263G
gleinoieip 4o.., SnqusIt in Sdtpsbe.
u. u. Webber. 43, 413 gDeIt 8. Str.
ShtpinoIutt.
5arrp 9.punbrot, 10, 3759 Boroer
Ctr, Shpinoiuh..
9ulo gropnsgcons, %, 627 Smiil
Ctr, 2uns.n.nt3iinouns.
Ra.bonisl 6arriS. IL Wouote. II;
W.it 4. Ctr. untsrl.ibsent3iinouns.
Soisp6ine penroo. 58, 1746 WaRn
90 Ctr, Shpinoiuht.
Sohn ). Graop. Al. 9o5 Sop'ini
Str. Grippe.
Skobor R,ilman. So. Ct. Marpi
5oipital, glutarmuih.
Games ). Bprns. SO. 829 W.ft {
Str. 6er5fehier.
Catherine Miaer. 81. 512 Dat Str
S4lpdte.
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Mns ben WeriBtsb6fen.

Der Gberbarot . Weglure pro5ef
jest i'm Ganse. - 8eriht Der Grob.
gefhporenen. - gbeTheibungsfdIe
ShabeneriaB : Saheu. -
Staatsanipalt 6unt nod ouf ben
arieesfube. - NahlaBIahen. -
0erfhieoenss.
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9rdu 4nnis gor bon Chapel Stra.
BE, WaIrut SiQs, erpirtts qeiterH.
nad0em Iis RudIprdhe nit 8stettipa
Seutnant goppe gsnommen batt:. sinsn
6oitbeiebl gsesn tbrsn Gattsn Ora
Cor unter Der antlu9e Der Guppelsl.
Cor puros DOR Gur3sm bonn poli3sis
ri6tsr tpsgsr WiBhanoIung 3u elmer
Idnqersn 4rbsitshausItrufe perurthetlt.
Or bate einen Wann, ben er in leIner
Dohnung porTano. thdtlit angssrifisn
unb feline Trau miBbanbtIt Gsgt.re
tb.iIts gsItsrn bem Dstetttp Gsutnant
gopps nit, Dab ihr MunH iIe su eInsm
uniitilidsn 2ebsnsponoel sssnungen
unb bon ibrsm 8sroisRite sslebt babe.
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Tcutid,sllua. 9lrbeitcr MGnuerhDr.

Cine GuBsrit gut befu6te 8eriamms
luna oieies 9ersins fano lssten Conn
too i'm 8ereinsIotole, 1923 Race Ctr.
itatt. grdiibent u. ardmer fiibrte BEN
8orfB unb Setretdr Sblerp prototols
lirte. Die 5srrsn Sobn Wumbad
uno Rid. Roienspeio purDen als pals
iipeRitglieosr aufgenommen. 8e'hIpIs
len nuroe, BEL Der S1lOeiterfeier oes
ilngoriIhen SslbItbiloungss9ereins
in corpore iih gu betbeiligen. Rahs
Rem nod eiuige porlieoenos 8eihdfte
stIeoigt parer. fhritt man 8ur Be
amtenpubl, nobel ale alien Seomten
ptebsrgepdblt puroen. JOigenoes
lit nus Reiultat:
grdiiosnt: rid. ardmer.
0i8eprdI.: Dilbelm 5aag.
qrot. t.zSstr.: Sobn Sbierp.
sSinanssSstr.: 9etsr Sung.
Stabmeiiter: gaipar Witt.
2trhiodrs: 9. Qaub uno Ct. guihs
baher.
;Sohnsntrdqsr: 6. Witt.
aontroIeurs: 9. Witt, ph. Sacob,
M. Wtartin.
Muiittomittss: B. 6aag, Gh. Wies
rer. Rit 9Happ, Ct gui6baher
uno :. gbisrp.
/. 9irigent: SObr u. Sung.
2. 9trioent: Deter Witt.
Die SnItalltrune Der geamt.n tptro
am Weibnohtstage i'm 9sreinslotal
nsbit sntIprs6suoen 5eitlihtett.n be-
dnnnfn fpernen.
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6be.rlaabniRiheiae.

lgbdrles Rsutbs, 20. GImpoob.
IgliSabetb &. 4napp, 20, DO.
{Uiqiam Garter ir., 20. goIumbiaQp.
lUtinnie 6. SslIp, %, 6arriion Qoe.
(Som. Bad, "a, Clinton Ctr.
IGu'iie 8urh, 19, DO.
{albert g. Glfen,r, SO, GiIbsrt @ps.
lGmma .. RsirsB, 80, Gbspiot. 8.
(5urrp R.so, 25, Oft Is. Str.
lWarn Gleo. Wtsrier. 26. Orient Ctr.
(Sos. Muroo, %, Biltinsburg, ga.
lGmma Ssnringbous. W.QIbertp Ctr.
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Wihael uno adtkrine aeriting,
2507 Belmont upe., Usdnhen.
Oscar uno Roie Gpans, 606 Delbi
Mne., Gnabe.
|. Soispb uno katherine 6uber. 42o
5unt Ctr. Wdhten.
German unb louiIe Wli.tenborf,
3106 Barton Roab. anobe.
GesIie uno Bottle 4erd, 2213 5lo'
renee Ipe., Hnabe.
Geor9e uno syroncis Genn. 1705
Blue Rod Str, Wdoten.
Jrant unb CLARA 8ens. Abb Dir
sinid Upe.. anak.
CLINTON uno Bertha Wonfort, 1895
gbdie Str, Wdbhen.
Somes unb Gd.krin. 4nbrerps
226 Oft uniDtrIitp 4pe., Wdbten.
goparo unb Catherine 9i..ri6
128 Wulberrp Str. Wdoten.
Sobn unb unna Sdoenoier. ia
WiniIer Str, WGbfxn.
Robert unb 6eflen Stublmanu. 12s
Wulberrn Ctr. WGoden.
Jofepb unb Gbno 5ud, 100 Wiri
Ter Ctr. 4nabe.
sSreberi6 unb alma Claus, S3z
Diner Str, WGbnen.
Wiaiom unb Joa alusmonn. 3214
Wo5art Ctr. anoben (3Diliinse).
SAMUEL unb CLARA qins, 1927glk
itern 4pe.. Rnabe.
0eoree unb Dora Wannsnser. s2'
Meii libertp Ctr. andbe.
8eorge unb 1raneis Toppes. 153.
Jreeman aDe.. anabe.
Gkorae unb 5enriettd Seaman
1899 gIart Ctr. WGoheu.
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Oeburten.

Ronmonb unb Gillian WiIep. Cod
lamb, g.. Wdbhen.
Joeob unb Qnna Sllis. 2207 Goth
Ctr, WGbhen.
Grant unb Rellie Reu.sr. 1670Bals
tinore Npe., Rnabe.
gbriitian uno Gli3obttb HeaIon
2737 GoIerain Npe., anabe.
linn uno Seanette porbom, 1925
syreeman 4pe., WlGbhen.
Sioeomo unb 2ucp graebiolo, TAO
Wefs court Cir. Rnabe.
Nm. unb Dolie Silbersxin, Gil
Weft 5. Ctr. WGb6en.
Vbi!ip unb Rofa WiniieI. 207 Si
Clifton ABE, Qnak.
Milklm unb Nnna Ri.b, 203A
Dunlap Ctr. Wdbheu.
6<nrp unb Carrie UNDERWOOD, 24e
Wonitou Ctr, Wdohen.
WiIbur unb emma 2eah. 24s
Gtrober Mpe., Rnabe.
Jobn unb Ju!ia Shmibt, 230l
Roerlein 4pe., Qndbe.
Bernnrb unb GIisabetb Woeits
1124 Grfte ape., Rnabe.
Benjamin unb Gdrob Gelbbeim
937 Gutter Ctr, Wdbdrn.
Wi1iom nnb gIi3obetb 6ornfh
meper. 1896 Resina 4De.. Wdb4en.
Sobn unb Quep Smith, Wdrfan
unb Dooblalpn Npe.. 4nobe.
aouis unb emma Ytring. 102t
Meabemp Ctr, Nnabe.
Georse uno Gcnnie arueger, 81
Oarfielb Mpe., Rnobe.
Col. unb Scbie Roth. 1862 Wocb
burn Nne.. 2ndbe.
Bront unb Qoretto Armiirone, 81.
6atn Ctr. Wdoftu unb Rndb
(3nilinse).
Joiepb unb Cha pfolS, 247'
1bompfon Ape., 4nabe.
Gnmuel unb Mnna gruipforo. 3l3l
Oilbsrt 4ps.. Mdb6en.
aomes unb Gufnn Gontlin, 132
psnbleton Ctr. WGb6en.
Dilliom unb 6elena Deem, 425Gre
son Str, WdbHen.
gbnorh unb Wsottie Wapfielt
1117A 1oroier Mpe.. WGb1en.
Wobert unb Gotta Dee, 723 Telt
Mnt.. 0ndbe.
John unb Zulu 6ufep. 2516 We
6. Ctr. Qnabe.
Ureb unb Qatbrbn DrisH. 1872
QiitoH Ape.. Qnobe.
Woltkr unb Della Gonb, la
pleojant Ctr. W6b6kn.
louis unb Ronnie gtabtldnbe1
lO61 Nailro0b Abe. Qnobs.
Charles unD Gorob Sobnfton. II
Gebam ST.. 0ndbe.
WiIIinm nnh Worgdni pdiierfcl
3252 0in6he Mpe.. WdD&eH.
UissiI unb Carrie Did. 1O12Gtd
eps. 2aabs.
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Drats, Dm. z. unb Sas. u. 5utdln@
fon, Iopie bic ainbsr ieiner oer1torbez
nen ShDeitsr uno ieines psrltor0eneh
gruoers.
guasnie 9rsunig 1T Die unIoerlaI'
srbin hires Gattsn Sohn grsuntg.
9eri6ieoeues.
So6nsy. Jlabertp, Elm aOnouttsur
Der Cincinnati 5ractton 60, ner an
80. 4uauit b. ). einsn paHaslsr Naz
mems benrp Gsp1lo infolge zines
Disputs ubsr Elm 1ransfsrs2ltst
mibbanoeIt bate, puroe 9s'tsrn Dee
tbdtliten Qngriffs iduloig beTunoen
SotIon 80. Sparrotp tpuroe geIttrr
BON Ritter Qusoer5 uuf einen pette'
rem 5.rnin Don brsi Sabren ols 5ru'
flee oss Wfoops 5pme & aipIum toI
aeeo ono Suoignsnt Momen ernannt
Sn Der 5orps'ihen 6abeds Corpus
Sloqe. iber tpelhs berslts berihtsi
porosn ii., bat Rihtsr Ddrner 9s'tsrr
bic suei ainpsr Der Gbhut Deg Vatsrs
Ben r. Sotp. iib.rgeben.
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boffen Die Better purt bic WetAnu6t5s
Donatiouen tiIgen 81 tonnsn. Sic
penoen fit besbalb an Das publifum
nm unterituBung. Sin tleiner Ghed
nGre iehr piQtommen. Wtdn rIhts
bic 3upenoungen on Den Shusmet'tsr
=. 8. Tilmore, 518 QDsit gtsunte Str.
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9luf benz .Dortins gops 5oms"
bate Bis Danttag cine S6ulosnlalt
BON S14oo seruht. 8urt Die 9aben
am 3anttas TT oisislbe ouf S527
bsrabseIsBt pOrbsn nno oieim E.it
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06

unequal game the arts Of which she used with such
appalling familiarity y You incorrgbe coquette! he
nurnured- " Doesn your conscience trouble you at
all,
/ thought | told you had conscience"
The light from the swinging transparencies danced
her face playing at hide and seek in her hair then Van
ishing and taking her with it. all but the very tangible
fingers he still held in his. As she finished speaking she
laughed again provokingly and ne that the wchery
Of the night had been caught in the eyes very close
10 his.
Nor have I-to-night he whispered. What are
kind Of magic have You used? There is nothing in the
world tonight but this garden and YOU
There are other things. she reproved him.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06

They are not for me. 1t was you who made me
puppet at the beginning and you had lot OF fun
watching the game but I'm not going % pay 3r e4e Pup
pet any longer. think you've tried ne 700 - f ~ Is
"a dangerous night. Even a wooden image LsIiI i ltlL
She withdrew her hand and moved a"ay Llte, put
her hurnor was still undaunted. And to-inorIo".
There's no tomorrow. There 10 yo''0''4'S'
There's only now. You've given it to me,
"I1"
Yes" He took her in his arms and S55ed liGI pun
gIngly. She put down her head qmehE - b 'tI a, nc
touched only her brow, and 50 with an oii'' ''''h
away from him and escaped. ir;;,..i
Vulcan on his quest for ksses! She cred
You're a rough Love isn't 0al1i0' "-N'''
Forgive mel" contritely. t,sb h.sid
don't know" this from the shelter o pus't ,,. fr l'iS
the path You've ruffied my feeling and my 'F''k
! promise you
What"
hat | Il not do II again
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06

and a dr press operated by power hlTtd from The Iac-
tory adjoining. In the middle of the brick floor was
a huge truck a brewery wagon in which the Garriott
engine had been installed its dusky outlines lost IN the
pail of smoke from the forge where grimy giant was
busy temperng some tools. There hum of wheels,
clatter OF connecting gear complaining asp of metal
against metal and from the pattern shop at the rear
noise Of planning and saving; to an outsider bedlam.
but 10 Garrotts ear the orderly collaboration of all
parts of a we'll oiled piece of machinery.
flight Of stairs at corner led to lott, drafting
room and office The floor of the loft covered with
litter Of wooden patterns and miscellaneous iron and
copper pieces 1t looked like overflow from Junk
shop; but to Garriot each piece OF wood metal had
IDENTITY personality and a history-here the
regulator that had caused him many sleepless nights
there parts of ventatng outfit gear wheels OF vari
GUS sizes bits of copper tubing burners, and parts Of
machinery, each representing certain phase OF his
Continued page -
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Her voice echoed mockingly among the sonber
branches. "Oh, Vulcan!"
You're laughing at me-"
so the stars. Who wouldn't? Was there ever
such a bearike kiss? I'm black and blue" Then her
merrment began again: You won't do it again? I
shot through the bushes.
You witch' he cried, starting after her. But she
had vanished in the shrubbey and when he emerged
the other side he could just her slender figure cours
ing down the hill where strip of lawn had been laid
through the trees She fleet as the wind and when
she neared the beach below them she sought cover again.
then doubled on her course like hare and flew up the
hill But he faster and she became tired he was
close on her heels He reached her Just she ran into
the summer house on Long Point.
nOn:l'' he ed
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06

-a=c hey got up. As She rose CARROTS companion
caused beside Dewitt.
Are you cross, Dudley"
But he woolGr't reply.
~ i tell Nina.
WHAT" he SAID 5.anEiv
That you made love 70 ne, thinking was some one
else
Oh. say. ABBY sou knew who thought you were" ."
Il WASN'T the one Dudley -la- al know. It dis
appointed me r-lg-c---.v.
Bar Mrs De W.-- vas generous enough or keen
enough 10 ignore her opportunity IN refused to Join IN
the amusement that followed and rem Garrott turned
Tor Hnal glance he ulG .h4- The burden Of truth
-e5--- IN the shoulders II poor De Witt.
THEY had wandered out Of doors before Garriott
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
CHAPTER XIV.
The Visitor

over on the East Side, about
~ halfway up town, in a fast
ness Of cheap tenements, lodging
houses, and small factories, Gar
riott had established a workshop.
1t was a huge. barnike structure
of brick, which in its long career
had been the home Of various
unsuccessful enterprises. q mar
ket, a school, a prize ring, anI
a boiler factory, but Brooke had
fallen in love with it at sight, for
it was exactly what he wanted
for his work. and without diff
Guilty he had concluded a salts
factory lease with the agents of
the owners, who were glad of an
opportunity to get enough to pay
its taxes. So Garriott made ex-
tensive alterations and moved in.
At one side of the wide portal
was a small brass sign, B. Gar
riOtt, Motor Trucks.
The large interior of the build
ing fulfilled every promise of
gIoominess the outside had in
dicated. The ceiling rafters, brick
walls. and iron uprights had long
ago been whitewashed; but the
stains of dust, smoke, and CRIME
had obliterated these signs of
early renovation. In one corner
was a dismantled boiler, in an
other a pile of scrap and pig iron,
near one window ran a bench,
andatone side some tools, a lathe,
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06

Jh-- EC seen ht-l- 40
5 he said. half 10 himself
suppose its some instinct
inherited from 4 common pro-
-Cpla5-
Do wha-2 she asked.
Ignore -- attack their sick
and diving. Why 10 we al VIC
-~lze q man WREN he's down
Her laugh was Eeicarelv
cruel Her sv-parai were III
1r The SIDE Of the woman 40
man should be IN q position ID
3e wcumlze5. she said briefly
They had reached the sha5-
1 where the trees met the
-T- and followed the gravel
walk Gown a gentle decGv,ry 70
The shore.
You're right h- said II
laS- W-- deep r.zr-re-
- -el ~-s
5l- hing ~ L---. vi
- --e l-os- that .-
-ao- Nobody else will.
/ .W something 81. De Wit
He q KIND Of r.-- example
70 ne But -. with nv
9gl-= l1 -- .e III
s.--o-- my
OWL IF Car
---- -4
His 5ot hers
bur She felt the force
-E4igco and
ground with . low ~--r.
cs u Ra She
She We II the sa.-.-al mood
--4- SO we. became her. which
big So Ltc,e understood. i
seemed impossible to resist
putting Il on when Ga--i0tt as
sumed that AIR. for she was
called upon 10 stand uo for the
traditions Of The women If her
and class She seemed 10
--a" by intuition that this was
--- t-ongest weapon, one that
Es put him on the defen-
Do you think. She went
lrutully, that q woman
@ Natalie IS such dull metal
YOU can forge her on YOUR
Vulcan, Would YOU cut
with a cold chIsei, or re-
s-.-aa anagra with a trowel2
use whatever impIe-
C-e--s 1 nave At hand, he NUT
eEamlned him a moment.
--e- threw up her hands III
mock dlsmav. There was q
. when ! had hope for YOU.
] have tired at least 70 bring
Fc- ~ the way you should 60,
1a- Eou're all alike-once IN
-roaers you begin TO strut,
and at-er that you re hopeless.
v laC do you want me TO
do,
Jlssemble. # YOU insist
5- 4ying the lion. do it under
-.= s skin.
nat wouldn't be dificult."
don't know, doubtfullv.
- Je an ass.
n wiling TO try, he laugh
Then begin at once.
How
By making love to me.
In which capacity
/ might tell you that later
lie was no match for her at Nh
he .entured, It seems that |
Even If / preferred YOU il
There was q lady once She
1on- you begin,
. think / began when | first
BraVoi You're improving.
tate enough. There never was
n" you must take my hand an
Ihere- As you were savings"
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06

and caught her in his arms. This
time, blown and utterly weary,
she yielded and lay unresisting
over his arm.
You'll mock at Vulcan, will
you? You'll mock no more! His
quest of kisses is ended-here,
Abby. Vulcan seeks no further,
doyOu understand? Are YOU glad
or sorry? Answer me! Did you
wish it 50, or We're you only tan
talizing me? At least you're
human. I've found your heart.
| feel it now. It's fluttering here
with mine. Open your eyes and
say you're not angry. Won't
your"
SHE opened her eyes; but not
- to his. He saw them stare
across the dimly lighted pavilion
and followed her gaze to where
two people in the costumes Of Bo
Peep and a friar had risen from
the stone bench and were looking
at them. Abby Kempton started
out of his arms, and he let her
go-to face his wife and De Land,
who had been silent witnesses of
the end of Vulcan $ quest.
He heard Natalie's voice, crys-
tai clear, as she took the arm of
her escort. 1T was too bad of
US to intrude. Rene, will you
take me back" "
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-17
WIFE Of FORMER PRIEST
TO HELP CONVICT HIM
Unfrocked and Disgraced Cleric Ap-
parently Has No Friends to Whom
He May Appeal for Aid.
Especial TO The Neutrality-suspicious.

Especial TO The Herald-Republican.)
ogden, May 16.-One eye still black
and his face bearing sundry evidences
of the treatment accorded him at the
home of his wife's parents last Satur-
day night, James Ambrose Ryan, for
merly Catholic priest. came from the
dingy cells of the city jail this morn
ing in line with petty thieves and va
grants and pleaded not guilty IN police
court to the charge of disturbing the
peace. His case was set for tomorrow
morning and although bail was fixed
at only SIS, Ryan went back to his
cell.
Later tonight, Ryan gave cash bail
and was released. He had 500, the
When asked by the court If he had
any friends with whom he wished to
speak Ryan expressed q desire to see
the Rev. W. W. Fleetwood, pastor of
the First Episcopal church in Ogden.
The latter is out of the city and will
not return for several weeks. Later In
conversation with the jailer Ryan ex-
pressed grave concern over the outcome
OF the charges against him, claiming to
be of such a physical condition as to
be unable to stand jail sentence. He
wants 30 be sent to st. Marks hospital
at Salt Lake for medical treatment.
Ryan'S wife. formerly Miss Sadie
Moran of Ogden, will testify against
him in court tomorrow.