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New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
L0ST-RANkROOkS-

BANKBOOK No. 4947S7 of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing Any person having
claim to 1t is hereby called upon TO present
the within days or submit to having
said passbooN cancelled and issued.
BANKBOOK No. $50. 497 OF the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing. Any person having
a claim TO ii is hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days submit having
said pasShOok cancelled and issued.
BANFBOOK No. S7s 432 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
a claim to It is hereby called upon present
tho within days submit TO having
said passbook cancelled and issued.
B-A ANkBOOFI No 522.0 col OF the Union Dime say
inSs Bank is missing. Anv person having a
claim to II is hereby called upon to present the
same within ten days submit to having said
passhook cancelled and j new one issued
LOST or STOLEN.-BankbOOk No. 39T .023 of the
German Savings Bank in the City OF New
York. corner 4th and I4th st. issued TO
Jans Winther All persons cautioned against
negotiating the II returned to the
bank the Sd day Of February, 1910. a dupii-
cate viii he Issued.
LOST or STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 5II car of the
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. Payment
stopped. Please return book TO bank, No 81
Chambers st.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Jan. I2-Consols closed I-l5
loHer al 8 s-lb for money and g ll-1G for
ACCOUNT. Anaconda was unchanged al t0s4,
Canadian Pacific = higher at 1S5ls.
Money was abundant and easy. and dis
count rates we're quiet on the market
Business On the Stock Exchange WAS
small, and prices we're irregular. Giit-ed.e
and good traffic reports helped home rails,
out ldck or Continental support caused
foreigners 10 decline slightly. Rubber
6lzTeS recovered after an early bear raid,
~uhe Grand Trunk shares were offered on
Ice prospective issue OF L. .0ga00 Pacific
bones Mining stocks were more active and
cearcr
American securities opened quiet, and lat
= improved under the lead Of Atchison,
Topeka d Santa Fe the Pacific stocks
ard United States Steel. Prices were steady
uII-ll the afternoon, when Wall Street sell
s7g caused setback. There Was a slight
Te9overy near the close, and the market
finished steady.
CaH money IN London 11xa2 per cent;
open market discount rate for snort bills
- per cent; long bills. 3i5d3 5-16 per cent.
count rate. - per cent. Paris exchange on
London, = francs. 1Si. centimes; Berlin ex-
-tlSnge on london. . marks. 46 pfennigs
Ear gold, as Cd. American eagles, 76s ID
Paris Jan. fe-Three Ter cent reftas
c-osed q. cenGHes higher at % .G211c. Price.
or the Bourse were GrIn-
Berlin. Jan. 12-The Boerse opened ktak.
nlf later prices strengthened on a report
Ifdt TIE rate Of discount OF the Imperial
l7snh = Germany viii probably be reduced
rsXt week.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad
Company
FIVE PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS OF 1919.
Notice of Election to Redeem

To ali Holder. Of above Bonds:
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY tan Iowa corpora
tion). having elected 70 redeem the enttrs
issue of its aforesaid FIVE PER CENT
GOLD BONDS OF 1913, at preniuIn.of two
and a half per cent (2hS) and accrued In
terest. pursuant TO tho provisions OF section
of Article Four of it's trust agreement with
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. Trustee. dated May 1. 1908. securing
said bonds. HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that II
will. on FEBRUARY I. 1910. redeem the en-
tire outstanding amount of said bonds ar par.
with a premium OF two and a half per cent
(25Tol and the accrued interest on said bonds
to the date of redemption above designated
The Railroad Company requires that. and
after said redemption date. said bonds. ac-
coupons. be presented for REDEEM ptfon and
payment at the otics OF CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK. No. % Wall
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
N. T. said Office having been designated the
asency of the said Railroad Company for the
purpose of the aforesaid redemption and pay
ment. Interest all said bonds will cease
from and after said February I. 1910.
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail-
road Company.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13

spot cotton was quiet with prices 20 points
lower at 15C for mddling upland ana Is 25c for
mlodl1s Guf Iiyerpool cables Spot in more
@ uenldhd; sales, lQOvo bales; speculation and ez-
American. $1,000 MiddnG upland So2d Fnt-
ures opened quiet at 10 points advance;
points lower. January and Ianuary-February
81 70; February March. 7.75d; March-April
June-Juy, Z I'D: July August, III I'D: August
HepteInper' 152d; September-October. lid: Oc-
toper-Noveinber 8 94d; November December
6s4d; Dece1rbeT-Januayy. 6.s2lad.
coz fEE-Steadier; prices unchanged to
POINTS higher Harre l4Gis franc higher
and Hamburg 4aia pfennig up, and there ar-
peared ~ be more confident feeling regard
inc the probable action the valorizaion com
uittee in regard to marketing coffee during the
rest of the season There was moderate SELL
ing fo- European account carly, but offerings
We're weli absorbed, aud better demand de-
ysloped during the day, resulting in sales Of
"a, 900 bags. Spot coffee firm at Sa4c for
Rio No I. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
NJ LETTINGS.
Empire Trust COMPANY
Main Offce. Ae Brnadrar

New York. January 3. 1910.
Notes IS hereby given that the Annual
meeting OF the stockholders of EMPTRE
TRUST COMPANY, tor the election or a.
rsctors OF the class whose term OF ofac. shall
expire on Wednesday January 10. 1910. 60 hold
ONCE for three years or until their SUCCESSORS
are elected. and detsrrnina whsthe- The
number OF directors Of the company shall -
increased from tventy-sfx (26). the present.
number. 10 tweuty-eight f2sl. and q So In
creased, for the amendment OF the bylaws Oe
the company accordingly. and for the appoint
ment Of the inspectors Of election for the en-
suing year ana the transaction Of such cther
business as may be properly brought before ~.
will be held in the directors room at tbs
principal Office OF the company, No ~ Broad
way, on Wednesday. January 1a. 1910 II
O'Clock IN the forenoon
Polls viii be open from II A n 70 l. n
The books for the transfer OF stock will -
closed from P. " on Tuesday. Januzry ..
1910. until 10 A. VI Thursday. January %.
1910 NJ CSrlT-S-H S1r-@-ar-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
A 1910 RuRLEY TOBACCO POOL.

Lexington. Ky. Jan. 12.-That there viii
be pool Of the 1910 tobacco crop was as
suTed to-day. when the Buriey Society's ex-
ecutiye committee was authorized 10 dis
ribute among prospective growers the
regulation pooling pledge. County chair
man were instructed 10 begin organizing
the pool once.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
Guaranty Trust Company Of New York:
% Nassau street, New York

% Nassau Street, New York
A special meeting cf the stockholders &C
Guaranty Trust Company OF New York has
been called and viii be held ar the Office o.
thS Company. No. % Nassau Street. IN the
Borough of Manhattan. City OF New York.
Tuesday, the twenty-ffth day OF January-
1910. at o'clock P M. for the purpose %
voting upon agreement entered into and
made by the Board OF Directors OF this Com
pany and the Board OF Directors OF Morton
Trust Company and the Board OF Directors ot
Fifth Avenue Trust Company. pursuant 20
Company and Fifth Aveuus Trust Company
into Guaranty Trust Company OF New XoTk-
Dated New York. January g. 1910
BY order or the Board OF Directors
ALEXANDER J. HEMPHILLr President
E C.. HEBBARD. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
FIFTH AVENUE TRUST COMPANY,
514 FIFTH AVENUE.
N1Vr WORK

0li FIFTH Az EsNOE.
NEW YORK.
special meeting of the stockholders Of Fifth
Avenue Trust Company will be held ut the Of
flee of the Company. No 514 Fifth Avenue, in
the Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New York.
Tuesday. the rwenty-ffth day OF January.
1910 at o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose OF
voting upon agreement entered into and
made by the Board OF Directors of the Company
and the Board of Directors OF Guaranty Trust
Company of New York and the Board OF Direc-
tors or Morton Trust Company. pursuant to
Section SO of the Banking Law of the State OF
New York, for the merger OF Morton Trust
Company ana Fifth Avenue Trust Company
into Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Dated New York. January s. 1910.
By order OF the Board of Directors
LEVI P. MORTON President.
JAMES II. PRATT. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF the FEDERAL PRINTING COM
PANY will he held at the Offices OF the Company.
Isl West S9th street. New York City, al eleven
A. ~ on Monday. January "A. 1910. for the pur-
pose Of eecting Directors and the transaction or
any other business authorized to be transacted by
the Stockholders.
4 2 CLIFFORD Sacreterv
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
FERRY COMPANIES.
CHICAGO INDUsTRIALs.
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Maturing l5Bt- Z~
FURNISHED by swartsyont 6c Appenzellar No. 40
Pine ST.

Approx.
Name Maturity. Id- ASKED yield.
Am cigar ( p C. Mch u. 1911 9sls 3s@A 800
30 4 D e. Mch IS. 1912 -..... 81 81 5l0
Al . 7, ) . G. Mich. 1910. 100 leo5s 3 80
Beth steel 8 p C. NOV, 1914. a91z 100 $40
& n d - 3 c, July. 1919. 364 % 40
&. e. Z g. s I > . C.. June II. 1909 lol 80
y & II cots L !, c. July. - l01 = 1924 10
Cen Rubber 4 X O. july 10. 9'2 94'2 o.g
Hudson COS Q. Oct j.. Il. 90 lfA 80
Inter x r . D c. MAY. 1911 io3A lo4 4 $so
i q II & i p .. Sept. 1912. % 9s go
90 . p - MAY 10 1919. 9e 81 3aD
Lack St % yg) 3 p e. Mch. 10. g9A loois 20
90 q srl ! p e. Mich, 1910. 39e< 1905 4@0
/ & u D c. Feb lal0. 99;s lg9ls 40
Louis q \ . G. Mch, 1910 100 lp4. 800
Mich Central ; c, Feb, 1910. Dts 10n.s -
MIun d ~ l. D e, FEB 1911. 99.< 1925 90
9 g. II r p g. Feb, 10. g95s zoos 40
NYC' Is eg . g NOV. i0-19. 4 40eoe14. 1870 basis
X s. X n 4 II 5.p C., 1910 L. 100 1ol4<
49,. Nh X Iafn 100 I0oss 90
- l. q = r y C, Ian. l9i1.- 30 a91a go
dof4is y g. Fab. 1872. 90 gI 500
coI,ttern Ry > p g. Feb, 1910 9e.s leoR 90
s-sseystar g - p JuEe. 1913, .iOi = 1ol3s b35
w., r e n g . q Aug 10. i00zs l0l 425
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
MISC ELLANEOu

SAVINGS BANK depositors viii learn OF
thing TO their Immediate financial advantage by
addressing Depositor. Box az, Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13

pany Of Brooklyn. .... o-n
j. 600 New York Athletic Club second
mortgage 3 per cent bonds ,i,,a
Octobsr. 1910: coupons Anrii aus
October; accrued interest TO he
charged ............ "a
10. 600 shares CerTo Colorado Mining
COMPANY: lrf ....-..... e
S25 shares Brooklyn City Railroad
Company .--........ 1854
- shares Fifth Avenue Trust CON-
psny 4s5@425
10 silIres importers and Traders
:. National Bank ,..,:.:....... 5s5h
SIS shares standard Gas Light Com
common
90 shares American Exchange Ma
tonal Bank ................ 2,5scs5sk
- shares Bank Of New York y ~
a -. .s2a is@a3o
90 shares Bank of Manhattan Com
F<inY 3S1
- shares Lawyers Title Insurance
ana Trust Company. ........... sio
shares United states Trust Com
pany ................. -. 1.ceo
10 shares Columbia Trust Company S2S
So. coo Santa Cecilia Sugar Company
fl'-st mortgage per cent bonds.
with sccrued interest from Au-
EDes. 1871: 125 shares Santa
Cecilia sugar Company, $50 ee0
Cuba Hardwood Company first
mortgage . per bond. Old
Colony Trust Company Of BoS
certificate of deposit. and 100
shares Fidelity Commercial and
certifcate. lot .....-...s. SIS 500
shares Mechanics National Bank 2To
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
New York. .Tanuarv 1o ne

new AcFh January L. 1910
ThAIN-WHEAT-So down II a a early on
caoies, nut recovered in the afternoon and closed
l,rnl at a net gain of 3sGlAc At the low of the
DAY the market showed q decline of 2Lsc from
the recent high level. and this led to some buy
ing for rally no red wheat here closed
81 W elevator domestic and 81 81 o b afioat
nominal; No Northern Duluth. 81 %Tl4 and No
hard winter. 81 2SA, b af1oat, nominal
CORN-Ftrm and higher. establishing new high
records for the season on active buying h,y com
mission houses. Influenced by the strength IN tha
spot situation and by the small movement. Coun-
Try dcceptances were said to be small and the
receipts contain little contract corn. indicating
The poor grade of the crop No corn here
closed T4&c elevator domestic 75Ac delivered
and I3a4c a1oat. nominal OATS-Mod-
erateiy active and tirm, prices advancing q ole
bushei and making new high records for the
season Cash oats we're strong, with mixed. 26
to 81 10 Ole: natural white, % tq 81 n, 53@55c.
Firm. No Western, 9thc nominal o
New York. BARLEY-Steady. Feeding, TG14c.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
By oraer Of executors.

Er ofooT Of executors
s1srcz CitszesE' Central National
.al.k -. 1921
-. ast!anaI Fsank ..-..-..-.-.--. bs31i
h4sleG Eana Tobacco Company
=. fornEs0f 5i.65
i = sli-aTd tnrdage Company frs
5sr gaze per cent bonds due
's STANDARD fsrfsge cen pzIIy per
.'ist REGISTERED adjustment bonds
1ef 1908 .ilc ~ $1,000 each. fgHr
.. "f 500 cach .--...-........ Sss
ft-res Arfric2a Automobile
1flp5I'T- lot ..--..-.....-.--. SO
' stsfeS CaFhoa steel Company
toif-fiaii. i9f ....-.-s.. ...-...... I'D
D. cTGcr o. administrators.
a@1es ir--ing Nationa. Exchange
.l.e es Washington Trust COM ,,
- ssiFes National Para. Rauk s70lz
selfs Market aid FultoH Va
- risfes Mutual Bank .... 2s-
sl.ar's Federal Insurance CON
faHs of New .5erseF .......-. 10
sssfe .i,aiisn Ueber Plano and
aafoiz tofrpang preferred . 80
sIe l3-pilsn N,eter Piano and
'e'eia company common -.-... Al
- eec51ut % wisDn 81 MAJ concern
Il saares Ssrsmaeca ccnpsny; lot $50
49, isf'a NeH Jersey Iin- Company 40
~--aies bhentz Insurance Com
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13

toIIoS--Another sensational slun,n car
Tled March down to soc and Nav 10 ID Tsc
20 oi ~ TO - points below the close of the pre-,
,h ous aay, ana from 50 50 TO SO 40 a bale below
the high records made late in Decernber Almost
tie me whoie of this big decline has occurred since
ule hiddle or last week, and the market sbou-ad
such general excitement and such a der,ora Ii1eJ
cohoitioh as probably finds its only equal In the
eiAclIlng scenes which followed the collapse Of
me suily bull campaign. such A rapid declina
must have caused Losses to bull spectators hut
IN contrast TO the developments during tho Suiv
EeaF tnere has been absolutely no suggestion Of
HhAaciai difficulties and local commission houses
aTe DeileYeu to be sound as before the hraal-
started. Only partial recoveries followed the
break the market closing barely steady at a
net deeHne OF II to "a points, with March stand
ing at 1880 and Nav at 4.gsc bid Even
steater weakness was noted in the New Orleans
s,t.1IheS' Dut the leading Southern SPOT markets
showed relatively Httle change many Of them
oeihs quoted nominal at unchanged prices Io-
cal contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

ne following securities were sold yestcr-
a. auction at the eTchange saIesToom
ny Adrian r. Muller & Son:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL WAY co.


IHI W1OVUVna ] null ~ nnll UnI UUs
A II
~ 1ss ,sa
meeting .
9 s"afy y % % am % % fsa ~ G
zoe @ % % & % stock Of TINS Company " registered
@ @ eiss % n nao 4as @ %
$500
@ @ @ mai
% Include traction excess OF $500 new fractional warrant VII be issued '
Sc @ @ 6 $ ' = q 20 = @ % s 8 e-s ~ : :.s ss::.
Is sa6s0a 10 @ DHnese @ @ signed " ' only IN case h''
ne $ s.s @ @ & sasaa @ aeHss. @ Of $ % % q des. =
70
sst s e @ the number of warrants desired exchanges and the aHs
The ss % s9ssaRsa9g s s % @ & S
$500 % % M % rest I
% S; SH s a9 # % ass Of % Guaranty Trust Company Ne" r"
- 60
On or or ssf: sss: assh as q 1919 1919 500 500 .S
q seS s4 a p9a s.ssf aim t s s bond % s:
% SOS = % ~ % % % m or before March
emu % % % aaus%s1 Ps1 d = % % ana " ~
% to & oan @ sa ss
% @ %
E % % respect % % sasFa % sa % s ass @ @ $ ys % % "
tane6 % re Wi o. @ @ &
% a % % @ % %
s for & % Sfisss f S % sssss a as. :: % made s % 6.
us so s 's s a s % e:p . entitled @ & Complied as With
By order Of the 7'id 4 elilzf. ezlnr Treasurer
BOND. % sE % be % % S's Y8s's s.s' :
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
MORTON TRUST COMPANY.

MORTON TRUST COMPANY.
SO Nassau Street.
New York
A special meeting of the stockholders os
Morton Trust Company viii be held az tbs
in the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
York on ,oT Tgesdag the tTsnsyr,a Z r. "a, as- 9f
pose of voting upon asr-ernent entered tnt,
and made By the Board OF Directors OF ths
Company and the Board OF Directors OF Guar
anty Trust Company OF New York and tbs
Board of Directors OF Fifth Avenue Trls-
ing Law Of the state OF New YORK; tor rNs
merger of Morton Trust Company and Fsfth
Company OF New York
Dated New York January 9. 1910
LEVI P. MORTON. President.
n NJ FRANCIS. Secretary.
To THE SHAREHOLDERS OF TEE
COMMONWEALTH TRUST COMPANY OF
YOC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tna- the an
Wii NqIi be held Il the ofes Of the SorDssy No
Pine Street. in the City OF New York. on
a. Al, Tor the purpose OF eIecting directors in
the place and stead OF these whose terms o. Of.
fee expire that date, and for the transaction
OF such other business may property CONS be-
fore the meeting.
The polls will be open rom II A NJ TIL n
neon The transfer books will close on saturiays
January Str. 1910. az II o'clock neon. and wiu
1910. AZ 10 oclock in the forenoon
T. A. RAPELYEA. S>cr-tsrJ.
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders se
this Company for the election Of ten Directors
will be held ar the Office Of the Company, a
Wall Street. az twelve O'Clock noon. tas
nineteenth day OF January. 1910 T6s StoeS
Transfer Books viii be closed al p. NJ jan
uary 9Th. 1910. and rsopened at 10 - n Jana--
ary Goth. 1910.
New York. January Tth, 1910
GEORGE N HARTMANN. Sec-stz-y.
once OF the Maryland Ceai Company.
No Broadway. New York. January 9th. 1910
The annual meeting OF the Maryland Coal
Company for the election OF a President and
Directors. and for such other business may
come before the meeting. VIII Be held ar tss
Office Of the Company, No. ! Broadway, New
York. on Tuesday. February ist, 1919. ar Eleven
A N.
Transfer books viii close on January 10Th az
three P u, ard reopen on the merniug ce
February Ind. 1910.
H. B. NEDHAN. secr-tary.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders g tho
Bankers Trust Company. for the election OK
Directors and for the transaction Of such busi--
ness as snail properly come hef1re the meeting.
VIII Be held the Offices OF the Company
Wall Street. IN the Borough OF Manhattan. City
OF New York. Thursday. January f3. 1910.
at twelve o'clock noon. The polls viii remain
open from twelve noon one ? VI
E. y. E. CLOSE, Sec-eta-y-
New Tork Decenrbe- IS 1909
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
NEW YORK PRICES.

Wheat: Open. High. Low. Close day
9fa5..-.. 81 1e2s 81 eos 81 1afs 81 20i4 81 2ol.
july. 1o%s / II 1913 IL 1873
Corn:
May. TsA 1914
Oats:
May. 64s 5o@
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
BOSTON STOCKS.

rrr,,r,,isled by Z. L. Day d Co.. No. 81 Wall
street,
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13

A. II. CALEF. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
NJ EE1INGS.

By GEORGE T. BOGGs. IRE
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13

Paris Jan. f2-Three per cent rentes
riosed ~ ceTCnes higher at % .G2I1c. Price.
or the Bourse were 4-In.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nominal
Arizona republican., 1910-12-26

And all the world laughing at two old fools? Oh nop
 Let them laugh that win. I n:~an to win. Ii not the old love, yet the old companionship"
 "A cloud is coming the sun. I shall have to go in, fear she said gathering her muslins closely. "I hoped when I heard that you were sail ing, Charles, simply that you would make it right for Francis to marry Angela I did not dream of past or future for you me I thought if the boy had house. and certain sufficient income, he would have the heart to work faithfully for further advance"
 "To tell you the truth. thought of that, on the seas. But he is or less like me. Would he be long content with the day of small things?"
 But he would be in anchorage. There would be separation
 Great heavens Eugeaia. if when we thought of future"
 "You had rich uncle to play the par: of the benefcent powers. Francis has And then Angela, 1 think. is strong enough"
 "To hold her quarry"
 "If you care to put 1t so"
 The cloud had passed from the sum- and she held her fnly work to the light. A little indignation burns away tears. But why be angry at palpabie truth? She turned and smiled.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-26

should not have had my precious Angela-poor Dolly's child. She is than beauty or youth, or life"
 "Or lovel"
 'She Is love itself"
 But you want to hinder ruin of love for her, of hope and joy and fuhlment. That shows how you value these things. That puts your content to the blush That tells me you know what is the happier"
 You let me doubt your sincerity, Charles"
 "Why? My brother James writes me that his boy Francis IS making fool of himsef for your Angela without penny to her name. It occurs to me to come home and see how much of a fool. come. As 1t happens before over into the garden here see Angela. I forget time. think have seen you yourself Something of the old passion revives for an nstant-the is in full and perfect flower. And then you. you standing in the dark door way. An electric touch sets the crystals into new shape. l recover my base. The rose may droop trhe But ye gods. how sweet it is still! It is you, And once more, in the old days. I am yours. The fire may have been covered with ashes but you breathed it. and it was flame Eugenia I am man of infinite sincerity"
 And caprice"
 "You do think, even this late day, of making our lives one, Eugenia?"
Arizona republican., 1910-12-26

"Ah you. too long since, ceased to be fact in my life for such notions"
 "I ceased to be fact in your life. What have I been thinking of all these years Eugena, to let the lonesome while go by when l might have been daily within sound of a voice sweet the music that 'fattered to tears that aged and poor! We read St. Agnes Eve together in this garden
 q could almost declare" she said after the little miracle of threading her needle that such tales have nothing to do with We entirely other than the people of that day"
 My God. how many recoectons! The place is full of ghosts!" he exclaimed.
 But very gentle ones"
 Are they not vindictive?" He paused moment looking before him. his chin his stick. When I first went away, Eugena," he said, presently, "I meant to come home soon. as you know Then and another of the House had the first right. l be- came head. thought of a year two longer. and independence. Ideas concerning an independence changed; suffered a change"
 Into something rich and strange"
 And then I said it was too late Things had grown vague. l forgotten. l stayed on. One day my brother James wrote me somewhat urgently and l suddenly woke to the weight of my nearly seventy year. And l called my men, and stopped for nothing. And you will stop for nothing when you think
Arizona republican., 1910-12-26
best to return as precipitately."

Unless"
 Unless" she said. hastily, you decide to make your home with these two young people when they have their home"
 Would you counse! that, Eugenia:" He seemed to love pronouncing her with a lingering accent, as if it were magic word calling up all the sun shine of old days
 You might miss your not suns, your curries and chutnevs. your dark faces"
 "but l should spend every morning, every even ing, with you-if more. Eugenia-why not? Hark! that brdl What is he doing with morning and daylight? Do you-No, you have never for gotten that evening when walked together here q row of white lilies either side"
 Half guessed in the starlight, making one think of angels with their gold harps in their hands And sweet a. <e Blessed Damosel's"
 And ihen a thrush in the wood under the hill piped broken melody-voice of the grief of some wandering soul There was entertainment in it. For at the sound we woke; we knew that something had changed the face of the earth-we turned to each other, and lips"
 The old woman's hand, with its shining needle, had fallen her knee; her head was dropping. "No, mo- she said. And then, quite under her breath she added