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ease He kept a careful eve on me.
however and slid into q chair by the
door when he was asked to SIT dowH.
Now. Riggs. began Mr. Jameson
kindly You are to say what you
have to say before this lady
you promised you'd keep It quiet,
Mr. Jameson Riggs plainly did not
trust me, There was nothing friendly
in the glance he turned on me.
Yes. yes. You win be protected
But. first OF all, did you bring what
you promised?"
iContlnued tomorrow)
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WAN
CLASSIFIED
statesmen WANTED

WANTED-To introduce
our Commercial State and Town
ship Chart. New and Of interest to
every voter and resident Earnings
are III keeping with ability and adj
vancement Is made az opportunity
otfels& A mighty fine chance to
travel make money and become
identified with one OF the best
known business houses. Address
Rand McNally \ Co.. Chicago, Illi-
nois. 1-23-25-2T 80
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Tucker Candidate For Auditor

II. A. Tucker is candidate for
state audito". lie says: Christianity
Democracy, labor and education ne
the pillars on which Oklahoma s
greatness rest II. A. Tucker the
blind candidate for state auditor,
stands firmly for these strong pillars
OF greatness. Blindness will not pre-
vent him discharging the duties of the
office with efficiency and safety no
more than blindness prevents Senator
Gore attending to the duties of his
office"
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dead He was comm to hisself when
r. he stopped and looked at the de
tective. = didn't steal II. Mr., Win
terssi he whined 'Iiound IL In The
road, iluhest to God ! did
Mr. Winters paid no attention to
him. He was watching Alex
"Id better tell what he told me, f"
Alex broke in 1T win be quicker.
When Jamieson-when Mr.. Jameson
calls up we can start him right. Mr.
Winters, found this man trying to
sell that watch on Fifth street. He Of
seled Il 70 ne for s."
"How did you know the watchg''
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THE NEW GAME LAW

The rev Fish and Game law vi
be In effect after June 11ib. Eve.
one Interested should have CO.
the new Jaw. We sell them 40 Z.
cents the single copy. W.
prices on quantities. Leado :"
Company Guthrie. Okla
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

goo q m daiIy-FoT Virginia Wesc VIZ
7s-is and Kentucky points Pullman sleep
.ers to Cincinnati and Louisville Farlor car
20 linton week days. c. * O. dining car
from Charinttesvilie-
go o. m Iy-CTNCINNAT I-ST- LOUIS
CHICAGO SPECIAL solid train 10 ST
To7-is with Pullman sleepers &c Cafcag7.
StoDs only at important stations Pullman
finest equipment and c x O. dini1e car
m 20 r. n dsfI--F- r V LIMITED for
Cincinnati Louisville. the West Southwest
and Northwest Pullman Sleepers 10 VIZ
rinis Hot Springs Cincinnati. and Loulsvi--s-
Q, & o. dining car
g & O. Offices SIS Pa ave 1893 T St. ant
T-ufou station Phone Main 1853 and Zl-5 rO-
tickets. baggage checks. reserve tons, and
tsxicabs.
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s BENSINGER. AUCTIONEEFt, s9s-6u 5th
St " W.-In accordance with section AIS
relating to the District Of Columbia. the
undersigned viii sell at public auction at
the establishment o. s. Belsinger, SU3-2fI 6th
st. y ", or tae ninth day ~ September.
1910. az 1890 o'clock a. M one gray horse
EDWIN i. HE1SSE chief tai=1 Property
Clerk. Metropolitan Police Department
ar---4--r- a--r1
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nEPAETAIENT

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
Washington. D C.. august IS. 1910 sealed
Proposals in duplicate VIII be received at
the department until O'Clock D. m Mon
80 September =. 1910. for the insraIrsfio-,
Of a vacuum heating system for the F7reed-
mons Hospital and Howard T-nf,ersfr,-
hr1fIdfn-s in Washington. d c. in accord
a-re with drawings and Specifications ccrfas
~ which with the form OF proposal roav
D. had on application at the Department
3 F. ~e--tfed check for the sum OF $50 v-iU
D. required as guaranty FOR the SAFE re-
+r-1 Of the plans loaned The right Is re-
served to reject any or all bids waive tech
r5-s1 defects accept one part and reject -r,a
r-ha- as the interests OF the Gove~-r,e--+
NAV reot1fre Proposals 20 be secureIy-. en-
veicped. marked Proposals for Vacuum
Heating system F'reedmen-S EfoS1fraT 49,
Howard University and 10 Re addressed "a
The Secretary OF the Interior. JESSE =
WILSON. Assistant Secretary.
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PHYSICIANS
DIR SHADE, Specialist, 728 18th St.

LIN OIlALIs ORSNldllSt3 - LII -
WashingtOn-s Oldest Specialist
Sc years practice treating nervous and
chronic diseases also stomach, lungs, asth-
ma. catarrh. appendicitis, liver, heart, kid
neys. bladder, structure. discharges. general
debility. and special weakness. blood and
skin diseases. Special and private ailments
&C both sexes cured quickly Consultation
free Hours. 10 to I and to $50 daily
Sundays. 10 TO II Chandler Building. EleFa-
tor and phone
YOUR BACK. YOUR LEGS. YOUR ARMS,
or any lncsrrabIe Sed ailment- If YOU
are out Of order. why not BE REPAIRED
E-ufo7ced-restorlnE- he-HloOd Circulation VIII
make YOU as good new Come and learn
what Il will do for YOU CIRCULARS IN
FORMATION and CONSULTATION FREE
PROF. n. y. y. PARKER, lt- YIN 81 n
w Washington. d. G
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE

LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every OtEer Hour On the Odd Hou--'
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW YORK
---C0 a m--Diuer- Pullman ParloF Car
$500 a rl--5-hour train Broker FarlUr Car
81 go a. m--DiDer and Pullman PzrlOC Car
= zoo ? m--Diner and Pullman Pst-.or Car
900 p m----RoyaI Limited Al Pullman.
Fgve-hou--
4s.C0 D. m.-Coaches 20 Philadelphia.
500 ? m--Diuer and Observation Pa-ios
$50 D u--Coaches 10 New York
~1Z-I5 N-T--SleGpe-s 70 New York
'2.52 q m--Sieepers 70 Phiiadei pa.a and New
ATLANTIC CITY. 47.oa. 800. tu-o0 q n.
Ti-e9. go , m m, r,.--.-----
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR
tWeek Days a. m 20 II ? nj
80 f5.0o, $50, '1-Jo- 80 500 $50 800.
+s.s5 500 90 -5-so $780, $50. F7.53 500
Ts-00. -l0.Ie. -15-s5, sI-So. s1--ls. y T
VEST " Ard
CHICAGO. So $50 p
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS and LOUIS
VILE =s-fs a. m, +8-05 p IN, E-2-I0 nizl--
PITTSBURG. $50 a. m. ~ $40 D IL.
.12.35 night Sleeper ready 10 p
CLEVELAND. -9-l0 2 IL
COI.EsE8CS- $50 p
yTHp-ETINSG. $40 q m-. CSC p m
CUMBERLAND, @5-I5 p m. Queen City
Si W77=T-SlcHEsTER. 1910 a. M. f4.d5. f5-ol
> FREDERICK 1870. 1910. 1870 a IA. +l.sa.
4E,CFRsTOWl. 1910 a. m. 800 D. n
-DaiIv- Except sunday SUNDAY only
TELEPHONES az all cf the following
Ticket Offices 14Iz g ST. Tel Main 1851 90
Pennsylvania ave. Nan rs: View Cnial
Station Ticket O-hce. nam 49, morn
80 r2rr~es- Main $3.50
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TAlL0RS

LOUIS GOLDMAN. Fashionable Tailor
Ladies and gentlemen Lowest prices
Cleaning Dycing Repairing neatly done.
Work called for and delivered
509 18Th ST y w Tel Main SC
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WANTED STORES

WANTED-A STORE AND RESIDENCE
We want iurleliate ely, a store suitable for
grocery business VITA residence above want
low price and viii pay cash Adyiss-us to-
day address AMERICAN LAND Co, az
Isch St y "
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AUCTION SALES
Greater Wash Auction Co.,
615 La. Ave.

Regular weekly sale Of Fur
niture, Carpets, Mattings,
etc, all to the highest bid
der for cash, tomorrow Tues
day, August 80, 1910, at 10
a. m; Parlor Furniture, L.
Rockers, Rugs, China and
Silverware, DiningrG0m Fur
niture, Leathered Bench, &c.
D. NOTES, Auctioneer.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

ETGH-GRADE PIANOS
FOR LITTLE MONEY.
The new Bradbury and Webster Pianos are
coming in 80 we are closing out ali used
Instruments in stock a. a fraction their real
worth Many good UDriEhJs here TO choose
from All are IN perfect condition To be
sold on easy payments
DAVIES & son UPRIGHT. sI75-
BROWN * SONS UPRIGHT. sI55.
s. EINaAE UTRECHT. So
PIANO AND PLAYER. EZ75.
INTERIOR PLAYER PIANO S325
A number Of other attractive bargains
r. c. SMITH PIANO CO.
20 Peln1- Ave
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SE.RoARD AIR LINE Rr.

7o-c5 a m GziIy-'- Se1loa-L EaS- Maj"
-Tl,-,,7eh coaches and Pullman s-eepers 20
Sava00ah and jacksonville Par-ur car Jack
sonvflie TO Tampa 4nrouSn sleeper 70
Atlanta Dining car
-.s5 o. m daily-''Seaboard Express eyec-
+-f,atfy lighted sieepers and Observation car
e1,7fr-1ei with electric fans Through ser
-, 10 Savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa, A.
lanta. Birmingham, and Memphis Dining
cars.
= = HARDWOOD. c. T A.
GEO. L. PHILLIPS. n p a
- II RYAN G. p A.. Portsmouth. Va
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE

n sECAL- ANTIQUE FURNITURE ~
PRODUCING. REPAIRING 81 I ST. ~,
y. PHONE ~ So I.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY. living rooms; daily sales $40
GRocERY and confectionery: daily
sales SO 10 Sis------------------ go
LUNCH ROOM. clearing $50 per month so
BOOMING house in good location;
SALOON. near Gov. Dept: price. $500
POOL ROOM. tables 20
POOL ROOM. tables; centrally To-
Gated -----------.--- L- / 900
BARBER shop, 3 chairs: daily receipts
SO to So: prtce--------- ------------ $50
BARBER shop. chairs; daily receipts
$50 and over-------------. .-----.-- I.250
DRUG store; snap a. quick buyer
We have for sale groceries cigar store,
lunch rooms drug store, rOoming houses
barber shops; from 500 70 sl.509.
COLUMBIA P z. & BUSINESS BROKERS.
IS John Marshall pl. as ST. y ".
sALOON-Have you 500 in cash? II so, cali
on me DUGAN. OH La. ave.
LUNCH ROOM. across from market: gold
mine DUGAS- sl7 La ave
LUNCH ROOM. best on Pa ave. DUGAN,
-
BEST CORNER Wholesale liquor store in
ne city DIGAc,. 81 Ia ave
S25o-ROOMING HOUSE: an new furniture;
every room now occupied
S55o-ROOMING HOUSE; good proposition
Sl25-CIGAR STORE; thoroughfare-
SE5p-N E-TT ssSTAND. selling !. coo papers daily.
$50 To S2.G0o-ENceuent list grocery stores
For Complete List Call at Office.
THOSNTON. tsi5 Pa AVE y. w.
BOOMING HOUSE. Z rooms location per-
feet; owner leaving city. sacrifice for 500
BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 81 + s.. y w
FOR SALE-Srocery store: must give Up
on account OF 81 health: good location
price $500 % quick buyer. 1913 5th St y ".
SsO0g TRUST notes for sale at a margin.
these notes bear 6 per cent interest and
secured by property worth 81. 600 AMERl-
CAN LAND CO. Oh 18th ST y. ".
SILENT PARTNER to invest 500 IN literary
bureau: frst-class business proposition:
good profits highest references LIT
EFtsRN- BOX AS Times Office
STORES Tor rent, suitable FOR a notions
bakery, confectionery or oyster place,
I'D and Z SITS y w Apply 215O p st y W
FOR SALE-Drug store. well stocked. doing
good business. y Y. ave ives. Of 9Th st,
the past 90 years Address BOX 46. this office
FOR SALE-Groeery store. 1913 5th ST n
w on account sickness.
LETTER HEADS. bill heads. statements
envelopes. cards, $50 per !. 600; good work
COLE Slh and II SITS y. W.
BLOTTERS printed by Us are business get
tiers. ! 90 for $3.50. CARPENTER PRINT
ING CO. 1915 n z ave
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY-

8 hedrlla OF Excursion I-IIlS u and I-J-1
CHESA PEAKE BEACH
EFFECTIVE JULY J. 1910
Subject TO Change without Notice
MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS. INCLUSIVE
Going leave District Line at 30 and 1850
m 2-se 5-f0. g-s5- and S-l5 p
Returning. leave the Beach At SO q H.
12-f5 see goo. STE. and 1900 p
SATURDAYS
Going leave District Line. az 80 and I-1l
eco sea. $40. 7-i5. and s-s5 p m
Tse-rrninr leave the Beach at SO p H..
1g-s5 200 see SEQ e-0t. and 1890 p m
cT-NDATS AND HOLIDAYS
Going leave District Line at SO and 100
n m. SEQ SEQ. Ace. 7-f5- and SIS D m
F7ef1rrniue. leave the Beach at 90 a. IN.
79-Es 2-Ie s-ol, 500. SEQ and 1880 , n
PAUL Y WATERS.
General sfauaEer-
--t-. >c,7- York ave car for District LIS
station Fer additional Information, Tee
vro7a 7 furoTu 1893.
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THoMAs DowLINe 6 Co. AoetI5aeeTs-

TRUSTEES SALE Or TvvC-STORY PEB-
BLE-DASH FRAME RTILDING CON
TANNING APART 5f.ST5 AND BARBER
SHOP, KNOWN As 20. 504 NICHOLS
AVENUE. ArsACJSTI A. D. G
Default having bee2 uns de in payment Of
Interest debt sccUre2 b. that certain deed
Of trust dated February 18th. 1905, and re-
corded in Liber No G1s9, at folio Z5S ct SEQ.
u Columbia, the undersigned trustees viii
offer FOR sale by public auction on Saturday.
the Third Day o. September. 1910, at Two
O'Clock p II. al the auction rooms OF
Street, n w Washington. D G. the fol-
owing described real estate situate in the
County OF Wash uEI0n. District Of Columbia,
naUeiy--Part Of Lot one % IN Section one
per plat thereof recorded IN Book Levy
ou-r No. ." page J. Of the records OF the
Surveyor Office O. said District Beginning
for the same thlrty-three ts3J feet norther4y
tfJs thence nOrlherIy rhirry-tfree t53l feet,
thence parallel with the northern boundary
line Of said lot. five hundred and twenty
eight tlbJ feet 10 Nichols Avenue thence
Avenue thirIy-thrce t53) feet. tbe-Ce parallel
with the northern boundary line q said lot
five hundred and tUenty-eight ts2Sj feet 70
The place ~ beginning together with the
Improvements thereon as above.
TERMS OF SALE--Onc-third OF the DuT-
chase money 90 be paid IN cash, the balance
TO be paid IN equal LnstalIaeGts one and
two years bearing interest at sis per cent
OF trust on the property Sold or au cash at
purchaser option Deposit % two hundred
dollars required at time o. sale. which VIII
be forfeited unless purchaser complies with
terms uf sale within fifteen days thereafter
BENJAMIN r LEIGHTON.
GEORGE FRANCIS WILLIAMS.
Trustees
Address--Columbian Building.
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INVESTMENTS

WILL SACRIFICE. 500. quick sale nIcest /
LOT IN Richmond Park on Porter St Cd
pos1te Friendship, . minutes walk % Wis
consln ave and Connecticut ave car Ines (
south front quite near and E-cinE new 81 /
Adams Cathedral address J. =. $50 On
farFo u7are
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. wash
fnrton. August a 1910. Sealed proposals
Viii be- received at this Office untH .
o'clock D. m. September l. 1910. for sinking
deep wells IN the District OF Columbia
Forms OF proposal specifications. and all
necessary information may De Obtained from
the Chief Clerk, Engineer Department.
Room 81 District Building. washington.
y. g. CUNO H RUDOLPH E II MARK
HAM (Acting). Commissioners. D c.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE-At Capital Heights. lots Or
viii exchange for horses Apply al NJ
DEIRA APT. HOUSE. No. J. 70. 21d ST
y W
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PROPOSALS

DEPAE<'T8I ENT OF The INTERIOR Wash
inEtt,n. d c.. august IS. 1sle--Sealed pro
posaIs. in duplicate. win be received this
Department until 10 O'Clock a. m. Thursday.
September J. 1gI0 and then opened. for the
extension Of a vacuum heatinS system to the
Pension Office Building. and the construction
~ a concrete trench from the intersection
Of the tunnel connecting the Old Post Office
and Patent ONCE Buildings 20 the Pension
Office Building. 10 be used in connection
with the extension OF such heating system
in accordance with Specifications and draw
iags. copies Of which may be obtained upon
application to the CHEZ Clerk OF this De-
partment- A certified check in the sum Of
SIS viii be required to insure the safe re-
turn Of the drawings The right is reserved
20 reject any OF all bids waive technical Ce-
fecrs. accept one part and reject the other.
as the int rest of the Government may re-
uufre Proposals must be securely enveioped
and marked Proposal for Installation Of
Vacuum Heating System for the Pension
Onice Building or Construction Of Con
crete Trench 10 the Pension Office Building
as the case may be FRANK PIERCE.
Acting Secretary
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CLAlRVOYANTS
MADAME MARLOWE

The Eminent PaImist and CIsIrvoyanr-
ParlOrs. 1115 18th 81 y W
Truthful In her prediction reliable IN her
advise without asking a question she VIII
tel you the object Of your call. giving names
Of friends. relatives. and a-.saI facts con
corning your life and Giro. stances which
you know to be absolutely true
The Madame viii refuse 70 accent any fee
unless she gives the utmost satisfaction
Hours II to 8 ?. II
WHITE PATRONAGE ONLY
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RUG WEAVING.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old czrpets-
The Washington Rug Weaving Co 0fics
and works sSl 5th - y w Main 49,
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EOE SAlE-A coy groom h1uSs adjoining
Wisconsin Avenue PARK sever and ,s-ste-
coilLlec-ioIls- Price. SZ-3gt OWNER BOX
a Times ONCE
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SPIRTTuALISks

MEETINGS sunday Monday. and THURSDAY
p m daily readings a. The home Of
Mrs j. Z. MALTBE. sss II St y w Phone
1EIE CORNISH GIFTED MEDIUM reads
your life correctly gives names. facts,
readings daily an sunday 6o1 Sd St y &
Cor. F, near Un1oa Sation- Ladies only
MRS WHITE viii reopen her seance On
Wednesday and Friday evenings. S O'Clock
80 sth y ".
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AUTOS REPAIRED
AUTOS FOB HIRE.
MOTORCYCLES

READING STANDARD. single cylinder good
value. SO. 7. y. -=CDD, Jr.. Inc, I2z7
n Y ave
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FOR SALE
River Front Property.

RIVER FRONT PkOPERTY-CaU A. ,rfs
once and get information about lots and
sIliai farms on Potomac river Splendid
cI-tllce lGF Truck crOJs- fruit etc and an
atSraetlFe hou1>- Free trips or mutOrs boat
Tor personal examinations AMERICAN
LAND CO. 617 18th st. y "
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Fer Rent

FOR RENT-Tn North Chevy Chase, Nd S.
room house with modern illprore------=.
$3.50 per month apply l. ( = FLING
CHEVY Chase Lake. Ne
FRA>SI T RAWLINGS CO.
100 Pa ave y ~
FOR REST-New 5-room cottase. ons CA
<sres near car line. 6I7 18Th St
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Address.-ColumbIan BulIding.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-03

for herself and her daughter h'u
caused the bittcrcst pain that i'J"'eu
pride can give. He saw that IL "ou'o
be difficult for her to learn t'lat soc'"'
position in Il big city can be won on''
by skillful maneuveriug. the ahiii'S W
do which Mrs. Nolan apparently III"
not possess.
"Oh. | understand" he answered.
feeIingiy
Rrand and Nolan went into the IL
brnry to smoke Hardly had they "iS'
appeared whom pitcher entered VIC
drawing room rs an escort for Juu5e
Bartcllny and his daughter Juuith'
Grand bad not erred a Few minutes
previous when in the same room lie
hau pronounced the judge to be the
best handler of people i'll the city
The conversation which cnsued be-
tween the iurlst and his daughter as
they awaited their hostess well Nus
tiated his reasons for accepting. with
his daughter. Mrs. NolAn's invitation.
When Pitcher had gone III search OF
Mrs. Nolan it was the girl who first
spoke.
Father" she said. 81 want you TO
kno': that I've been to five teas this
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-03

puy IN the ORA wing room. Nrand did
not appear enthusiastic at the circupl'
stance and. roGIing stiily in the gen
eral direction vi the two men, proceed
ed to circle around them toward the
door leading TO the hail.
Judge Eartclmy advanced pleasedly
toward the newspaper owner. VINO
greeted him courtcoualy.
Judge. this is an unexpected honor
IAN honor to come-bvlicve me. Mr..
Nolan, an honor to come
Nolan saw l,rand's deXtcrous ma
neuver toward the door. and on calling
TO him not to 20 he halted. turned TO-
ward tie center of the room ana stood
watching the strangely assorted group
OF men.
Nolan next addressed Dupuy. who
expressed his thanks at the granting
Of his request for an interview.
Judge linrtelmy. always quick to no.
ticc every detail or phase of What was
transporting in his immediate presence
saw that Brand was i'll mt case. lie
called t. BIN cheerily:
"Mv daughter and were Just speak
ing OF you. Wheeler. The reformer
sails trcarherous sea
"Thc port is III sight, Judge fartei'
N.Y." was The calm answer.
I,artclmy would have made sue
cess on the stage. Ia fact' ne nac pee''
acting n part most Of his !lfe ana
proved the truth Of Richard Mans.
n - of
Held aph0riSn that INC peSt uc'oI
are never seen on the S'"Ee' ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-03

iNIbU NDt tUttF.
ding up to us little" he began. then
paused.
Brand drew L deep breath. stood up
erect in the middle of the drawing
room and daringly explained the situa-
ton to the owner of the paper.
"Barte!my handles people better than
any man in town." he declared. He
has studied the Advance, diSSrctcd its
position and will he frank with
sou-discovercd its Weaknesses. He
knows he cart reach you through your
cupidity or political ambition because
you lack those qualities. He now real
ICES that his only hope of influencing
Us lies in an appeal to- He hesita.ed.
"Well?" asked Mrs. Nolan ominously
Brand found the courage to complete
the sentence.
His only hope lies in an appeal--to
your family's social desire" Phyllis
rose from her seat. her cheeks red
with anger--"and that's the only rca'
son he has for taking you up
Mrs. Nolan gave a scream OK wrath,
Nolan himself. regretting that the I'M
pleasant scene had occurred, rose from
the settce and advanced 80 calm the
ruiiled Yates. but his face was cloud
cd. Its serious expression indicated
that he was deeply concerned over the
frank statements of his managing eii-
tor, and one could instinctivcly feel
thar he was convinced that Brand had
spoken the truth.
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rh3l 'ie oWl'r ~ I.' A"''.'e NH"N
'ai'd"'i'1" ana h""i'" ".r i.''H' ~
Tor Jadiih. Sne iiltle '"Hli'f"Nrin'l Tue
ehtiTe significance ct Her fathers aiti-
lEtn aiJ II Shr i'a,l her il'AN. "rIld-
i"e nature. when rrYr!tru al lHIrEeIN
aui "e'"Ii. would u.t nave !tfhi!'oH
ier - continue I" - Ms '"U'.4S' NHe
admired ana loved ii'r idlA"H.
she knew that lI Wu,h'r before
her tad aided her Rather iu bis W.tE
ana ambitions to Il s-nii- "a or.blc extent.
ana now that her uuthrr N,l.. no long
er alive she fcu il her dury t. I'll. Ter
place IN every possible way. After
an. shn hnd nnIv II ,o.iro U,nau's
knoVlndr. Of tho wnvs Of u,u IN tbr
business and rro,,ss,pral world. and
she could discern In fine uitari, ON her
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s~si1-~ ject now"
"Mr. Brand, you are forgetting your
place" contributed Phyllis.
"Mchael." insisted Mrs. Nolan. ARE
YOU going II let this young man ruin
the whole of MS? l. for one. am glad
Judge Bartclmy has taken us up. and
II It wasn't for the way Mr. Brand
runs wild with thar paper"-her voice
brokc-"others might" She crossed
to the door at the left. Here we've
sG,andrr"d money right and left and
nobody would have anything to do
with us. | declare | was happier
poor. At least when | asked anybody
TO eat then they came. Lock Ut that
table In there"--shc pointed -"groan'
ing with good things to eat. and
nobody's touched EN- She picked
up a bunch Of grapes from stand
and began TO eat them
Mother" laughed the husband good
naturedly. "Tve seen you get away
with three lunches all by yourself"
well, ! felt 1t was my duty not to
lot them go to waste" She burst into
tears, "Colne Oh, Phyllis" she man.
0gei to say, and tho heartbr0ken
mother and daughter went from the
room.
You mustn't mind whnt mother
says" Nolan said 10 Rrnnd. "She's
bsen kind o lonely since she came
back to New York"
The editors heart swelled with sym.
psthv for the woman whose ambitions