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WOrkingmen's Wants.

wORKINGNEN-AITs vel that ends we'll
i-s Up 20 you 20 get a hustle for the wife
and baby see the stock Of working coats and
vests SI-5J. SIS s.. slightly used. tailored
looks and wear in en-. pants 75c. 81 81 - ur
TO sunday best one price only justin :
OLD STAND SO D y W faSl-tr
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Business Opportunities.

FRUIT STAND. fine paying sectf-u-
cheap rent making -0oG money pee 500
Y VEGETABLE and fruit stand in who4e-
sale district good team retiring only 40
POT -TEsN- butter and eE= stand, -r-
Gated Orb good paying market. snap At 80
EBDNf\ EUESa- leo block r. cap. ST.
DO rooms handsomely furnished hsr=-n- so
EAiFflD s. n E,vr bureau once centrally
located weekly business 500 see IT, as
CHAIR barber shop. near 5.h and I'd
SIS IN nicely equipped yours for. 80
WOOD and coal yard. good retain sec
E11 me- FINE teams E1ve-avaE at ela
rooms sod cash trade. quick sale. on
FDOLEDDL- IS good tables price 10
location surprise you for low price, I-s'H
CORNER dairy lunch location besr- re-
ceiprs- SsH daily retiring price--------- q. CO
GROCERY and provision store nearby
suburbs fine teams sales $50 daily. 500
NEW -gRk EL-ST( E-SS ERgE EES 1923 r.
fn-r-Tr
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For Sale-Farms-

FOR SALE-l5-acrc farm on. water from
short distance from city richest truck land.
steamboat landing $3.50: liberal terms.
255 5th St y W 5af6-eod-tr
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For Rent-Omces

For Rent-OfnCeS-
DESK ROOM.
FOR Rent rs THE MC$SEE BUILDING.
TEE FINEST OFFICE BUILDING II
" ASzFINGTO<- ESPECIALLY UEEIRA-
BE FOR PRESS AND BUSINESS REP
RES ENTA TIEES- SERVICE AND Ap-
PDI<TAEE ->-S OF THIS HIGHEST ORDER
LOCATION IDEAL RENTALS Low Ap-
PLY FOR PARTICULARS. AGENT or
BUILDING apfs-tf
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TIE DORCHESTER
THE ASTORIA,

Third and @ SITS y. " near Pension
JEilrB. electric elevator. heat. not
water and isut free rooms $ and up
SEE JANITOR- 5a24-tf
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For Rent

FOR RENTAL attractive and convenient
s-rO0In house at Arlington Heights electric
cars 70 Aqucduct Bridge and also 20 18th
and the Avenue See W y PIERCE r,-or-v
Hotel. e06 Pa ave 4--6-sfs
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Near Treasury Department excellent 500
Near large manufacturing plauL---------- So.
TEDENTo\- 1850 Pa ave y "
--a--o--
TED-Grocery OF fruit store. northwest.
with ? or living rooms business and rez.
estate. 5000 90 Sl.ceo- BOX q. Times Office
IL
FOR SALE-sov.nE picture theater in best
section OF city splendid chance ErusGl CAPT
tai required Address BOX so. Times Of
nee taSo-5tc
GREAT OPPORTUNITY for party vita
81 Go OF more ami quick action 20 secure all
OF part control ~ an established monopoly
BOX S. Times Office jaso-5t
yvANTED-T0unz man. preferably one sc-
Cusint-5 with che handling Of system for
home study course 10 manage this depart
meut. for large Technical school Of,por-
tunity f1r good man % make s. go 20 a year
Business already established Must come
well rec1m-uende-1- 10000 required. all =
which viii be used IN magazine adv=rtisinE.
The advertiser viii furnish barrk reference
and viii not consider any applications not
accompanied by satisfactory reference Per
EolaI interview may be had with the P-esi-
dent OF She corporation by addressing BOX
g. Times Office jaZ4-st
SALOON busy s. $500. saloon Pa ave.
doing business SO per Gay, $500 bowling
alleys and pool parior- guaranteed profits SI5s
per month DJGAN. 6IT La ave faZ9-5ts
OLD ESTABLISHED stand; second hand
furniture store FOR SALE will sell cheap 70
quick purchaser BOX 80. Times Office
ja2s-7t.
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR HTRE-TIeasUre teams. business teams.
horse for your wagon BY the dav
week month A. reduced rates PITS
NCGLE- rear $50 Pa ave y " Main g.
FOR SALE-I2 horses and mares Ovvne-
must sell Rear fts Pa ave ja5-tf
Buy YOUR BLANKETS and robes ~
COGSE Ellis Large square blankets -5-
up Large plush robes. $50 up. The best
rain covers. $50 up largest assortment OF
acw and secondhand harness 81 and up
Vehicles. SIS up Phone N 40. 2as-21I-21Z-
"a I1th y ". uoas-rf
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Auto Lamp Repairing.

LET Is 80 Tive can put your auto lamp
and radiators into proper condition ar a very
E1lFl- cost rF Won Prompt work Ss-fsr4~-
rl1u guaranteed MOORE o. co -ls John
2-a-sEaI place Phone faf-- 5zT-sa.uo--r
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Neutrality-suspicious..

WANTED-Furnished apartment IN y. ".
section or 2 rooms. private sz:E- during
session OF Congress. BOX s.. Times Office
1ae1-2tc
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Spiritualisn.
PalnnistS.

ORIGINAL GYPSY PIANIST.
whole Fortune Told. 15r-
open Nights I755 SIN St " "
-aZ1-tf-exV-
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Hauling and Moving.

WE NOV = ANYTHING From small boxes
and baggage 10 the heaviest machinery SAFES
etc Furniture IN padded vans a specially
EST MATES FURNISHED
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO
e2o-s-2 z St y " Main $500
jas-soc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
GAS FILTERS

HARLEY BROS. GAS RANGES AND
appliances. Bell 653l. 406 So. State.
t39O9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22

=. coME IN. THE WATERS S
a. 'SI Customers crazy to ouy' agent, agents
'.,uhing orders; newest 2ssges. Pa ,,s
81 nahinEh Eh,capo k302S
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q rINF SALESMAN FOR M
- lne OF postcards; We Iurnish
~ rsw series every month: liberal
A. commission. II. G. Zimmerman
c6icaco k3020
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22

IN YOUR TERRI
fSEsbNa1 = for all makes dependable
q wan wan'en and FOR Badger auto steers
|.zcbiles e Tor every car; 30 per cent
neeess'Io5 o5niy house on earth selling
rrIssion,, a,In,ents. J Automobile Clear
y on ihsvtcM otN Michigan ave-, Chicago;
<Hsuse, 2iV k3025
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22

EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY,
[SIs hastinc iron. triumph of me-
'.rs1 sen .lneO money maker, labor and
|Essal ge"DIS1 Doran Sales Co, 1874 Wash
II blvd. Chicago wv
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TO LEASE
CARPENTRY AND JoBBINo

GENERAL CARPENTRY-BOW s.
Teter Bell phone l62lY. Ind, l21S2
kSngo
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FOR RENT-vUENISHED

FURNISHED ROOMS CHEAP. APPLY
123 w, 4th South. k32oi
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FOR RENT=FURN1sHED

NiOL'ERN- NEATLY FURNISHED 4
room cottage: plano. Apply 466 4th
ave. k2S39
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Tuck APARTMENTS, Ms 50; ro,r rNG Of
apartment.
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SECONDHAND STORES.

WANT TO BUY 2D-UAND FURNITURE
stoves. ranges. Michigan Fur. Ind. 43l
Bell 5lI5, k15i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
.,rrED-AGENTS

AND WOMEN FOR
4 MEN thing in city; good chance
,.1,sts; finest mo no dead ones need ap--
IL 1851
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22

,.,T ROOSEVELT PUZZLE, OR
GREAI hb E,lbn. biggest hit since
lsr rom exclusive territory to
d clover Glove man; sample for 10 cents.
I. eooa Advertising Co., Portland,
ss,n- Alton ->u k30l3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22

NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY ROOM.
oash' phone. close In 2os e srd Sn
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CREW MAN
his, "a business yourself; big
rsgs; get ~ enameled kitchen outfits
's; pstehyssec1 ysc1ory: write quick; terri
i lr,1aral lroa1, Speciality Mfg. Co, PITTS, PITTS,
Nstlonai ~ k3021
o.
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CONTRACTORS
FLUFF RUGS

FLUFF RUG FROM YOUR OLD CAR
pet He'll pbono 343o.
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WFERNMENT J.ANDs

Nj el,,,sa el,%,aNP a HOMESTEAD OR
cs ca sga ,i southern Idaho? Idaho
.snis IA. L." BOISE City Natl Bank
k h3S22
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED

THE COLONIAL.
Handsomely furnished bMro. A
ments' @ from san to $50 a month. Single
n noons with bath from SIS to s25 a
~ 10 11s4 West 1st So. St Bell phones
i"d' 4IUs 1914
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b 'rIMt iN.i DRESsMAKER AND De
|tr 'S,u c,., returned from Paris. de-
\. a Ics,omers by the day. Mile.
= south 9TH East; Bell 2OSs-X.
k3065
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wANTED-SALESMEN

[~rn lilly 1ST, \ FIRST CLASS
'ilt.rssd llg salesman for Utah, Ne
lsaho and Montana 70 represent
,,s, hest custom shirt and under
/,s.,ories In the west; 10 the right
Iii cell few shares OF stock
I, eompany; If interested, act quick
,sresr Shirt Co., Wichita, Kan.
49, ~ k3012
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22

APARTMENT IN BEAUTIFUL. EXCLU-
sive Calthnoss; u and md Ave; roof
garden, fountain, house telephones. laun-
dry vacuum cleaner and other modern
conv6nlonccs: built-in furniture, etc; I'm
est apartment house in city. Stowe &
Palmer. Agents. 81 w, End So. kSlTS
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NICE MOD. ROOMS, VERY SUITABLE
to street car men. 662 f.. 7th So. k32I3
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THE KEITH
Furnisnrh rooms. single or With hath
nle. soutH lcn
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erIT, GENUINE GUARAN.
sIs-sEsaSDoe oer cent profit. Make $50
4 hose. ~ 'o,ppnts and beginners inyes-
/. 1--we M Knit. Box 1929, West
s:.,nnla. Pa.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22

IAN WITH SOME BIsI-
> sSPeriiem'iR sSPIicn Ribbon Fob Skirt LITTER
q Medallion IA bv mail order methods.
ad' m afS Biz daIss furHiIhsd !ngkIhs free T6s
y header Co. ), advertising agents. 529
b Aoe" Cincinnati. o. hioAf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
,.sSANlNG AND DYEING

; ben CLEANING CO.. 35l so
glone 6235. Ind. 1884. d22lC
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,IrsurN WANTED; NO EXPERT
~. rouired; hundreds OF positions
H-sn paving from 500 10 $500
~. our free book. "A Knight OF
Xf5pn will show you how to get one
,XSr. write for it today. Address
: a o,floe. National Salesmen's Train
"A l,soclaton, Dept. 735. New York,
r, Kansas City. Minneapolis. san
Xrkco. Atlanta. k3OZ4
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,rrNTS. LEGITIMATE,
0ylEp,. ,or slot machines; patented
.sll'p,.J, l,c,, II for 800; particulars. Gisha
4 On Sgnt IL, k3026
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THE WHITLEY.
rooms and bath with buffet Kitchen
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SHOE REPAIRING
ELECTRICAL REPAIRING
PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHERS
DECORATING

fNTERMOUNTAIN DECORATING CO.
No. Kendall square, bet ith and 5th
So, West Temple, Architectural model
Ing In all styles. Castings In all kinds of
cement and plaster. All kinds OF sculp~
tural work Satisfaction guaranteed. j,
Charles Plrotte & Co. k125i
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DRAWING

DRAWING G-MECHANICAL. ARCHITEC-
tural, typographical, patont office draw
lnGs. Inquire Craftsman Ind. phone
a55O-A ES26
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MASSAGE.
i.tcH DRY CLEANING.
DRESSMAKING

/LLPNr r--,---'.-s-@r-~-~ -.---~~~~~-
IA iS., DRESSMAKER AND DE-
Ia 'cS. c,. returned from Paris, de-
Ea 81 fTSSsomers by the day. Mile.
south 5th East. Bell 2OSS- X.
. k108T
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-15
Methodist.

sunday school at 10 a. n, pub
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Presbyterian.

Regular services next Sunday as
usual Sunday school at 10: preach
ing at II; c. f Ut Gao; preaching
at 1880 Special music, You are
cordially invited. S. A, Parker, pas
tor.
The annual bazaar OF the Presby-
terrain ladies was held Saturday ar
ternoon. The receipts amounted to
abou, $50,
Miss Julia Hatch OF Partland. Ore
representative of the North Pacif-
&c Board OF the Presbyterian church
for Idaho and Oregon. occupied the
puspit OF the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening, giving an interest
ing address upon the Missions She
spent seven years in Siam and has
also worked among the Indians in
this country She addressed a good
audience. who were very much inter-
ested in her story.
The Sunday school OF the Presby-
rerian church is busy preparing its
Christmas program. Mrs. Blaekler,
assisted by Miss Jean Laravea, have
charge of 1t.
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, Dill Pickles at ReiIly's.

Dill Pickles at ReiIly's.
Miss Clara O'Connell OF Boise IL
visiting at the home OF j. w. Sam
mon.
.Lashley caught 2 large bob
cats in trap near the siphon last
week.
A ton Of ammunition for all
;lassec of guns at Hlw<ins' Hard
ware.
Draying by the load, hour or par
eel. Call Cronk's coal office. Both
phones.
You can buy the best typewriter
made for II cents day at East
on's, the Reliable JeweIer.
G, ID. Bucknum is expecting Wis
II from his brother j. II. of Oak
and, Calf. He is due to arrive
this afternoon.
Mrs. Hewitscn left Saturday for
:
salmon City TO make her home with
a daughter. She has been Offered
the position OF head nurse in hos
Dital ia that city.
A. r. Yeaton, who accompanied |
Perry Spratt on his return from
Grand Junction, Colo, has decided /
to locate here and is negotiating a ]
deal for tract of Mr.. Spratts /
land.
What nicer present could you
make chan one of those Kodaks,
to be seen at II. T. Davis Drug
Store? That would be something
that would furnish pleasure the
lear round. ct
The clearance sale of fall and
winter millinery is still in progress
at the Vogue. Values have been
and those buying now
will make great saving. Mrs. N.
E. Harris.
Charlie Myers, at one time mer-
liant of this city and the popular
president of the Commercial Club,
las sold his interest at Ontario and
$ looking for new location. He
viii be ln Emmett in few days
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EMMETT NEWS.
Dill Pickles at Reillys.

Dill Pickles at Reilly's.
S. &. h, hams. bacon and lard at
Steward q Burkhard's.
James Kinzer left last week for
nebraska on business and pleasure
combined.
Mrs. T. L. Holyerson and Mrs Les
ter Nichols are spending this week
in Boise
Miss Anna Scott left yesterday for
Poeatello. where she will make her
home with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. /. Jackson arc
selling off their household goods an
will leave Emmett. They have not
decided upon their future location.
Youn find fine line of guns and
lilies for the hunting season at Haw
Sins Eardwara.
otto Lofgren OF Boise spent
several days in Emmett the past
week looking after business interests
lie is part owner Of the Union block
J. w. Sammon returned home on
Saturday from Wyoming, where he
had been for two weeks on legal bus
mess.
Mrs. r. F. Cooke of Portland is
here TO spend the holidays with her
children, Mrs. E. c. Rundstrom and
". H. Cooke.
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Real Estate Sales.

by steunenberg & Marvin: c. F.
Adams to Jens Jensen. Is acres of
orchard west of the J. j Love farm.
east OF town Consideration $500.
BY w. w. Wilton: A. Hoisted to
J. A Milhollin. father OF Mrs Guy
Durkee. acres. $1,000.
4 Hoisted to Guy Durkee, 10
acres. $4,000.
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Irrigation District Election.

The annual election of directors
Of Emmett Irrigation district was
neld Tuesday. and resulted in the
election OF the present board The
vote was Wilson 81, Bell so, Spau =
vote was Wilson 81. Bell GO, Spauld
ing SO.
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lie services at II a, m. and 1880 D.
m. Subject OF morning sermon, "A
Company OF Men Whose Heart God
Had Touched, Subject Of evening
sermon, The God that Man Needs. 4"
Junior Epworth League Thursday
afternoon at 4. Prayer meeting
evening at 1880. C. l..
BEN. pastor
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-15
New House ON Bench.

L. J Reynolds this week received
a carload OF lumber for new resi-
denee on his bench farm near Han
ma. The house will be modern
structure. both in architecture and
convenience.
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The pupils OF Mrs Geo D. Knipe
gave apiano recital Saturday eyenin
az the Knipe home. The program
consisted OF selections by the pupils,
and Mrs knipe. who Is talented
pianist, and talks en- music and noted
composers. Those who took par(
acre Alice Munson. Leone Campbell
Dora Allen. Nellie Stanley, Clara Pc
Jerson. Opal Moore, Stacia Hail, Eel
len waring. Marguerite Thommen
Opal Crouch, Beulah Kinzer, Flor
enee Skinner. Mabel Fisher, Huberd
and Margaret Kniee.
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Mrs u. II. Root rendered a very
delightful surprise dinner party to
ner husband Saturday afternoon In
honor OF his 64th birthday. 10 which
were invited all their immediate
neighbors. numbering 80 IN all, A
most delicious dinner was served an,
merry time was spent Mr. Root
was presented with a number OF nice
presents Here's hoping he will cell
citrate many more such events.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-15

Mr. aud Mrs. Il X Hayes were
the guests OF honor last evening at
card party given by Mrs, D. A.
Hawkins Five hundred was played
aud Mrs. Hayes carried off the prize
Delicious refreshments were served.
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Mrs T b. Hargus was hostess at
an informal house party Tuesday ev-
ening Card and other games were
played and refreshments were served
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1T, Society

A surprise party was given FRI
day evening at the home OF r, A
Aston on the bench, in honor OF his
son Elmer's 10th birthday The
young folks had Jolly time.
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Rev. and Mrs.T. Magruder are in
town for few days visiting friends
and packing up their household
goods which have not been moved.
iiley are located at Nampa and
like their new home.
c, w Lake, who was called TO
Utah a couple of weeks ago by the
serious illness of sister, returned
home Friday. His daughter, who
accompanied him, viii remain for al
indefinite time.
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Latter Day Saints

Services Sunday as follows: sun
day school at 10; regular services
at 1880. All are cordially invited,
David Nelson, Bishop.
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CHURCH NOTICES.


Regular services on Sunday, con-
dGcted By Archdeacon Jennings. A
cordial welcome TO all these services
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-24

men as X n &. RING WAS IL THE
cried Colonel SADDLE
Quiunox rs he waited inside the gates
for the wild rider.
General Braze. with a few Of his
men. bloody and heartsick. was the
hast OF the little army TO reach safety
in the castle grounds.
The fortress, With all guns. stores and
ammunition. was in the hands Of the
iron Count and his cohorts.
Baron Dangloss had been taken pris-
oner with whole platoon OF fighting
constables This was the last appall-
ing bit Of news 20 reach the Mortified.
disorganized forces in the castle
grounds.
4 wise as well as cruel man was
Marlanx. He lost no time in issuing
a manifesto TO the stunned. demoral-
lied citizens Of Edelweiss. Scores Of
criers went through the streets during
the long. w-etched afternoon. announc
Ing TO the populaee that Count Mar
lanx had established himself as die
tator and military governor OF the
principality pending the abdication
OF the prince and the beginning OF a
new and substantial regime All cit
liens were commanded 10 recognize
the authority OF the dictator
Toward evening. after many CON
situations and countless reports. Mar
lanx removed his headquarters 70 the
tower He had fondly hoped TO be in
the castle long befor- this.
The cells and dungeons in the great
old tower were now occupied by
bruised. defeated officers Of the law.
Baron Jasto Dangloss. crushed in
spirit and broken Of body. paced the
blacklist and narrowest cell Of them
all.
At Q o'clock on sunday morning a
small group Of people gathered in the
square. 4 meeting was soon in prog
ress 49, $780, -
tCOn inued on Page 49,
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,,,,.-,,,. ,.,....,...a a., "Ny GoD. IsIr xoUE'
tired, tear stained face. She shrank
away from him.
What is it, Where am IL" she
mOaned. ~Oh, let zoe go. What have
I done that you should bring me here ?
Let me go. Mr.. Kingl You are not 50
wicked as
IL bring you herer' be interrupt
ed, aghast. Then he understood Ut
ter dismay filed his eyes. You think
that have done this thing 10 yous
God above usl Lookl /. too. am a
prisoner here. They are going TO Kill
me after tomorrow"
~Oh. Mr.. King, what does it all
meang Forgive me. 1 see ROW. You
are bound: you are suffering; you are
years older. What have you done?
What have / dOneT'
Don't shrink from me- he urged.
Try to calm yourself"
Then, with the utmost gentieDess. he
persuaded her to rise and walk about
the little room with him.
1T will give you courage" he urged.
Poor little girir'
She looked up into his face. a new
light coming into her eyes.
Don't talk now he said softly.
Take your time Hold 10 my arm
please. There
For FIVE or ten minutes he led her
back and forth across the room very
teaderly. ~ frs she was faint aud
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ge4ber with their shivering associates.
all OF them dumbiy muttering to them
selves the awful sentence that Mar
lanx had passed upon them.
You are 20 die at sunset. Grau-
stark still knows how 90 punish assas-
sins. There is no room in Graustark
Tor anarchy. shah wipe it out to-
day"
Sir. your promise" gasped William
Spantz- We are your friends-the
frae party Of
Though, DO not speak again.
Captain Brutus. you viii send criers
abroad 90 notify the citizens that I.
Count Marianx. have ordered the exc
cuiion OF the ringleaders in the plot
to dynamite the prince. at sunset in
the square. Away with the carrionr'
Then Il was. and not till then. that
the committee OF ten found him ont,
Thcn it was that they came 10 know
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forward. his eyes
wide aud stirring.
He had seeu 80 (
gray riding habit
before. Two eager
steps he took and
then halted half
way.
Great Jeho-
vahr he gasped.
uBbelieving. You.
My God. is it
YOU
He dropped TO
his knees before
her. peering into
her startled eyes.
\ look OF abject
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gr.iy. ~rI TKs TO see you drop on
while we're going az this
I've got my pistol In the middle OF
your back" grated Truxton. "Slow up
a bit or III scatter your vertebrate all
over your system. Pun up
las you Ike" cried Nos Engo. i've
done my part Colonel Quinnox will
bear witness" He began pulling bis
horse down. Now you are quite free
70 drop or
Less than hundred yards behind
ioped riderless horse The dragon