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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-05
A wet start for 1911.

A wet start for 1911.
Keep your New Year resolutions
"dry.
Resolve not to become a financial
aviator. z
Pity that bills are allowed to be-
come due on Jan. /.
All the aviators seem to be strik-
ing trcachcrous air. !
Now we all may try the celebrated
water cure-on our feet.
Democracy began its period Of
probation in New York Monday.
Macon begins the New Year with
the giving Of capital dinner.
Christmas and New Year have
passed, now we may 'cuss' con
gress.
a fiourishing harvest Of grip will
likely follow the wet weather.
II your resolutions won't work
otherwise, make fuel out Of them.
There $ many a slip-between the
beginning and close Of the year.
That cold wave must have buttcd
into d very, very mist one.
Time for college boys and girls
70 wcnd their way college-ward.
Epitaph writer's will be kept busy
ming to the poor aviasors.
Macon seems double-iointedly
determined 70 swipo that old capital,
Wonder if that New Year recep-
ton was as joyous for Taft as be-
fore.
Express Office burglars have gotten
to where they swipe nothing but
booze.
Brunswick will have the only pos
tai savings bank that has been
awarded TO Georgia.
The resolutionists should remem-
Der that a certain Warmer place
Is said to be paved with their pro-
duets.
It's an III vivid that blows no one
good. Mercer University gets more
space in the Macon papers than
ever before.
Atlanta is determined TO get ahead
il every way. She celebrated New
Year with the pyrotechnics Of a
$3.50, 900 "conhagration.
Albany school children are enjoy
iag 4 prolonged holiday. An cpl
,iesnic 81 measles Inns caused no
school" for this week and probably
for next week.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-05
Money 10 Loan

on land at 6per cent. and reasonable COM
missions, in amounts from $500 up. Gail
on us il you wish loan,
LONG & SON.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-05


Jan. Srd. BY total cash on hand 7,174.5l
GEORGIA, Lee county.
Personally comes D. D. Hall, Elk
Treasurer Lee Co., Ga, who on oath says
the above account is correct to the best
Of his knowledge and belief Sworn to
before me, this Jan srd, 1911.
James Morgan, Clerk Su-
perior Court, Lee county, d. ID. Hall.
Georgia.
Filed in office Jan. Srd, 1911, James
Morgan, Clerk County Commissioners.
The above is q true copy OF the original
of file. This Jan. 4, 1911,
JAMES MORGAN,
Clerk Of Co. ComInr's.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-01-05
REPORT or D. D. HALL, Treasurer
'of Lee County, Ga.
To
County Commissioners of said County
January Srd, 1911.
T01a

January Ord, l9ll.
1910
To amount received mp to Nov. LIT, 1910,
as shownby report oftlie Special Com
mittee" s24, 475.77
Nov. LIST, Reed from r. n.
King, T. d $4,000
Nov. lst, Reed from Geo. D.
Richar Is, fColl) $50
Nov. LIST, Reed from r. f.
Miller, (CoIl. 500
Nov 1T, Pec'd from James
Morgan, clerk, 4.3o.
Noy. lst1Ree'd from ]. M
Mcbride, troad tax Rutiin)
Tomlin, 500
NOV. lst, Reed from s. A.
Duncan, (eoll) 500
Dee eth, Reed from Geo d.
Richards, fColl 1900
Dec 10th, Reed from James
Morgan, clerk, $3.50
Dec. 10Th, Reed from +. T.
King, T. q 100000
Dee. 22nd, Reed from f. T.
King, T. g. 100000
Dec. 2Sth, Bec'd from i. T.
King, T. G. l0l55. 9s
$ e, 05
BY AMOUNT paid out on general purposes
to Nov. /, 1910, as shown by Special
Committees report S SITS. n
BY paid on general purpose fund
since Nov. lst, 2,41S.o9
BY paid on Jury fund to Nov.
lst, .734. 90
BY paid on jury fund since Nov.
IT, o7o.OO
BY paid on Pauper funds to
Nov, LIST, 59l.45
BY paid on Pauper funds since
Nov. lst, lo4. 20
BY paid on Bridge funds to Nov.
LIST, l,424o7
By paid on Bridge funds since
Nov lst, ), l03. "A
By paid on Bailif's and Witness
funds to Nov LIST, 287. 12
BY paid on Bailiff's and Witness
funds since Nov LIST, 1872. 63
BY paid on Jail funds to Nov
list, 1,090.44
BY paid on Jail funds since
Nov lat, Sl4.70.
BY paid on City Court fund to
Nov. lyt, 96666|
BY paid on City Court fuudsince
Nov. LIST, 200 00
BY paid on Coroner's funds to
Nov. LIST, $500
By paid on Road funds to Nov.
LIST, 9,935 so
BY paid on Road funds since
Nov. LIST, S,59059
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-28

suffered day ana nlahi the tor
mont of itching piles Nothing holp-
ed ue until / used pouu's Ointment.
II cured me- permanently" Hon.
John T.. Garrett Mayor, Guard, Ala,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-28
KAISER DOES NOT
WANT WAR WITH
THE FRENCH
German Emperor Realizes the
Gravity of Situation and
Will Not Become Involved
in Struggle if Possible.

HcIlln. Sept 2N--1hero will De- no
war with France 10 the kaiser can hclp
tit without too great a sacrifice oi face
G"rmanN Is not ready Tor war vet, at
least war on The scale that would prob.
ably result IL the Morocco anair should
DEE pushed 10 extremes 80 doubt Is iclt
mere OF the ability al Germany 10 deal
WITH France alone. both on land aud
81 set and 10 the kaiser could be- as.
sui'd thar hosiilitis could bee confined
60 The Two nations the chances are
that th" German ARMY already would
De- iu motion towards the French IRON.
tie. Gul 10 seems certain that Eng.
land would join France and whatever
On" iUIuo may hold 30 is fully rocog-
n.lcI mat the German navy be- not
now ready lu cope with that at Great
bNi.iln tn" kaiser needs his navy
as Ju Instrument To- bring about col.
onial expansion and is In no mind TO
risk D. now 10 10 can he avoided Then
10 is rcgnuicd as certain that In event
OF war with France, Holland and Bel.
sIum, ana perhaps Denmark, would ho
drawn into enc ii2ht on the Side OF
France. which would make The con.
tending armies pretty nearly equal IN
IOiu oi numbers while tho war o.
1870 gave :he Germans feeling of
contempt Tor The French amy tho
German general stan knugs that the
army OF France Is worry dinorent
proposition IN 1871 from wha, It was
Ia 1890
Then thc financial situation makes
iuy peace. The withdrawal us French
funds because OF the stranded situa-
ton already has caused almost panic
IN Berlin and should this be followed
by similar calling OF British funds
the result would be- disastrous
\ war now also would he amos,
suicidal for the growth OF German In.
dusirics
All these things are realized by the
kaiser ana make il certain that he will
not permit che situation Ia get beyond
control 1t he can avoid H.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-28
PIONEER CITIzEN
TAKES HIS LIFE
John Freany, Aged Citizen of
Grant County, Shoots Him
self in Fit of Temporary
Mental Alteration.

silver DliN s. NJ. sept John
fr'auy, prominent lumber man and
th. head uf % bis lumber company In
lh" BLACK iJugc. took his own life
Tuesday ut h.. home near Central Oy
shooting himself in the head. II, was
on, uf the o1rly pioneers of G,nnt
.uunlE and Nas prominent iu husi-
mess CIRCLES % b. believed that his
act WAS duo to % "a oi temporary mem
tai alteration
Deceased was seventy years nf ago
sud most of his life had been amid
the stirring scenes 81 the frontier.
Born Zoo ireland. h. came in carly ilfo
to America, ana to Colorado In 1884.
where hc made his first strike I'm IN,
coal regions near Boulder Ia iSAu
hc settled iu New MeNico ana went n-
Go ihr goat business la Moeolnu. and
about ton wears later took up hmher,
iug ip HE BLACK Range, n business n,
confirmed in unti quite recently
when he retired with e competence,
tie WIS married ana g. survived b,
q brother iu wyoming, two sisters an,
two brothers IN ireland ana thre
nrphcWs. two of whom. Thomas an,
Joseph Foy are residents of this ter
| rit"tV, having been Interested Will
/ IN" deceased I'M his lumber and cnttl
| business tho former as manager. Tn
iuncrnl was held from the undcrta Il
ms parlors of q, g. Human. inter
! mcnl being made In the odd Fellowi
cemetery at this place.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-28
IIoW'- THIS

We offer one Hundred Dollars RE-
ward FOR any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by HANS Catlrrh
Cure 7. J. CHENEY q co, Toledo,
Ohio.
We. the undersigned. have known
= J. Cheney for the last ~ wears
ana believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions and nuau,
ciallN able 10 cary ont any obligation,
made hy his firm
WNLDlNG, KTNNNN a. MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists Tuledo. O
Halls Calarrh cure h. taken inter,
nnllv, acting directly upon the blood
ana mucuous surfaces of tho system
Te rlmonlals sent free. Price i5c pei
bottle. Sold hv AN Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for consii
patton,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-28
FREIGHT RATES Do
NOT SQUEEZE
CONSUMER
President +. P. Ripley, Of
Santa Fe Gives Illustrations
20 Prove That Railroads Ask
Very Little for Service.


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-28
Reform in the service.

Some promises uf thu government
telephone experts arouse equal lif-
fcrcuces of opinion hut nobody has
much 10 say n objection to tho in
production oi automatic telephone oN-
changes that viii do away with the
hello girls. british hello Girls are
not regarded with favor hy subsrih.
ors, even since the postmaster gem
cral issued AN order 20 them to prac-
tirc polit'ness 20 clients Vet In
Paris things are worse. for sub.
scrhor was tined not long ago for
swearing over tho Wirce about OK
change DELAYS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-28
AAnUlL SALE, u MILLION BOXES

diuon FOO the Republican party that
uu national hartman Dlu mlu,p. two
successful campaigns MurN Hanna
Beg the uuIf wnu who ever dld u
More Important than ans other
qualification 100 "a Republican chair
man is ni. ability Co. raise money
iu thr past Republican .uurmou havc
b,,u uuIy 90 command great sums
tor campaign purpose and the light
r,Nt Nrtr vIll ryqulr' t. much 10
not more s.nows' than amy sine, the
civil VJr That rs DO upu.Id, HttIuu
which th, Republican leaders have iu
uuuu tud on, which l- giving them
plunt, cot Worry
Butu national committees will meet
% tins D.s before the first ', lhc
year and name the chuIrmon VIM are
.tu run next wears campaign
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-28
MOTHERS ] Then
IDUTY

II is the duty of every eXpcctlnt
mother 10 prepare her system for the
coming of her little one 10 avoid as
far as possible the suffering Of such
occasions and cnlc1vor Ia pass
through the crisis with her health
and strength unimpalrod. This she
may do THROUGH the use of Mother g
Friend. a remedy that has been so
long in use, and accomplished SO
much good, that II is in no sense All
experiment, but preparation which
always produces the best results. II
is Tor cVcruH application and SO pcn-
ctratiug in its nature as 10 thoroughly
Intricate every muscle, nerve and ten
don involved during the period before
baby comes. II aids nature by cx-
panding the skin and Tissues, relieves
tenderness and soreness, and perfectly
prepares the system for natural and
safe motherhood. Mothers Friend
has been used and endorsed by thou-
sands of mothers, and it's use will
prove q comfort and a benefit 10 any
woman in need of such remedy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-28
GOVERNMENT TAKES
OVER TELEPHONE
SYSTEM
British Postoffice Department
Authorities TO Combine the
Telegraph and Telephone
With Postal System.

london. sept ~ Urllo' Hello
Ntr Nuu there Here i- john l1N
turning telephone Socialist and prom
I.uu am sorts uf iu" advantage tp
his n,Ipnnur. lu short Dee s taking
over th, telephone system of the rn-
tire country from piIvt" mJuag"
Wyni SOL W'tns q" rum % ON more
modern lines $50 ue Co touch hundreds
pf thousand. who never Thought "i
rrIug ',u lH' phoup ull NOW
Those t,.,uJ strikes u1," hclp'd i'
max, ui- change NOR, acceptable.
Lord EoaoI,u aud his type have
u,,u,i Warnings that tho socialist.
tendencies of modern legislation
W.Jrt "tuc end ui au thing. Gut
this telephone transfer ban passed
through parliament Is t uou-Uout,u-
tjuu- measure. and The subsequent
disturbance ntNr about convinced
the ly,rue, man that the state must
take over the railways, toe. Thus is
John Bull driiting easily into state
control cot public services. Tho signs
.lrr bad. indeed. Tor Wuuopuliatr
For some years there have bcru
two tclrphou" systems ~ England.
W. "'''' '''''"N''"' ~
N"'"h'I I'l'hh'h' l"'''hhN Oh ""
.dtt''m'ni ihal clearly Indicated ih'
"I''uht' ''Nlht over "' 'h' com
I'hN concern. rom New n''u 5
d"N next ih' transfer VIII %" com
p''l'. 'n' H"N'ihn"h' WIZ 'hth''-
i"i'h hhn'l' 'h'N "if 'hhipli"" 10
conjunction WIN inc hhi'H lrirSi"uh-
aud parcels services.
N"i I"hll'"r"i "' hh'h'
lhai docs not look much on The
i'r" OF u Z" ,h" 'ransnila'lc t"l'ph"n"
NI'.'l l''I. accustomed u" resort ln
h' rh"n' 200 'II nis '''''r~ I'u' D"
i'h' .'"" D. mas l'N'n F''i. ana wears
To- ''sslp''" 'h' d'' ih'l tho l"''-
phone ~ 10" implement oi the ri'h
ana iH used ulh'tMis' Wt'ult 'ur com
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-28

Mothers Friend
is sold at drug
stores. Write for
free book for
cxpeciant moth
crs, which con
.---....u-.I. MIN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-28
CARD or THANKS.

Mrs. T. " Rolkcy wishes To thanh
her many friends lor the sympathy aGt
blindness extended 90 her durlne ~
recent sickness and death Of her he
loved husband Also for the beautiful
floral offerings.
MRS 4 " BERIiLEY
The Keota news., 1911-11-03
HIGH TOWER SPRING ITEMS.
(By Whoopen)

Billy Waneka and Johnnie Lewis
arrived from Lafayette Saturday. Will
liam Waneka Sr. came with them
and has made desert filing on some
land near his sons place. We are
glad to have our old neighbors COM
ing back again. as High Tower was
almost deserted for while.
John and Arthur Kneebone have re-
turned from Lafayette and are expect
ing to make some improvements on
their places, in the way of building
barn and doing some fencing.
D. V. Stanley returned Saturday,
Oct. 81, from two weeks visit at
Lafayette, Colo. Mrs. Stanley and
son, Verne, returned with him.
]. L. Anderson, wife and baby, have
returned from Bushnell, Nebr., where
he has been working this summer.
Savage & Brilliant have just COM
pleted two good wells. each 100 feet
deep.
Johnnie Biggs and Miss Allen were
the guests OF Mrs. Tom Ewing Sun
day.
Mrs. J. L. Anderson spent Mon
day with Mrs. J. c. Huntington
]. c. Huntington butchered fine
hog Monday.
c. G. Anderson is at home for the
winter.
The Keota news., 1911-11-03

George and Albert kopsho of Dem
yer have been visiting their parents
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Ford made a busi-
ness trip to Raymer Thursday.
Misses Iva and Myrtle Rupe were
guests of Myrtle List, Sunday.
Edna A. Mckee has returned from
trip to Sterling.
Mr.. Huffsmith of Evans, Colo, is
in Buckingham.
F. NJ Hennis has returned from
Sterling
The Keota news., 1911-11-03
SUNSHINE VALLEY.
(By A. B. CO.

Frank Wecas has put up the Rus
sian thistle this season in all stages
of its growth, from the tender green
plants of July, to the ripened product
of October. and will test the feeding
value of that kind of hay quite ex-
tensively with view to finding out
the best time to harvest this most
abundant crop.
Rev. Mr.. WINNER will hold a SER
les of prayer meetings in the neigh
borhood this week, beginning Wednes-
day evening at the home of w. E.
Scott
School opened Monday in Sunny
Ridge school-house with Miss Bessie
Quackenbush as teacher and fair
attendance of pupils.
Earnest Scott went to Cheyenne
last Saturday to look for work.
w. E. Scott is now able to be out
and oversee his farm work.
Fred Lingelbach sold out a nice
beef here Friday.
I. S. Griffin is busy with land work
these days.
Mrs. Rising has returned to Keota
for the winter.
The Keota news., 1911-11-03

the U. P. R. R.
Jas. Anderson is refiling on some
land which he relinquished back to
the government without consideration
last February.
Several extra trains have passed
thru Keota the last few days. Evil
dently business is picking up on the
B. and NJ.
Bessie Quackenbush, Ida Bowles.
Fred Trumbo and R. O. Baltimore
were Buckingham callers Saturday
evening.
A number of young folks went out
and gave Mr. and Mrs Lester Poush
and Miss Finch surprise on Monday
evening.
What's the use of kicking. You
can't kick hard enough to do any
good. Try another remedy-BOOST.
Let us hope that the Italians will
leave enough Turkey so that we may
get at least bite for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. w. J. McClement returned
from Cheyenne Monday where she
has been visiting her husband.
w. f. Jeffries with two otheres in
terested in the Pawnee Irrigation pro-
ject were in Keota Monday.
Dorie Palmer made a business trip
tor Cheyenne Tuesday of last week,
returning Wednesday.
Mrs. Judson from Cheyenne is here
visiting her brother and nephew, C..
S. and Geo. Ross.
Walt Quackenbush has a fine posi-
tion as time-keeper for the U. P. R. R.
at Cheyenne.
Mrs. D. w. Schoonover and Clar-
ence Moon made trip to Pawnee
Sunday.
Clarence Quackenbush has returned
from Eaton where he has been work.
ing.
w. ]. McClement of Cheyenne is
new subscriber to the Keota News.
A. Vogliotti is building a barn on
his Keota property this week.
Mrs. o. N. Ernest spent couple
of days in Greeley this week.
Bert Cowley is considerably under
the weather at Eaton, Colo.
DR.. Wells was Greeley business
caller Friday and Saturday.
]. J. Savage and wife were Sunday
visitors with w. o. Young.
Davis & Trumbo were hauling hay
from Pawnee last week.
c. 0. Dodder went to Cheyenne
last week on business.
Jess Savage has purchased fine
COW of John Sides.
Floyd Plowman made trip to
Greeley this week.
The Keota news., 1911-11-03
Brevities


Keota Peerless bands have decided to
unite in practicing this winter as both
bands are crippled on account of so
many of their members having to go
elsewhere for work. We will begin
..ov. 4, when Keota will go to Buck
ingham and then on Nov. II they will
come here and SO on as long as it
seems fit.
Lee Patty went to Cheyenne Friday
to see about having an operation. He
returned Monday, and went back to
have it over with Tuesday It is not
a serious operation but needs hospital
care. We expect to see Lee among
US about Nov. 13.
Epworth League attendance is in
creasing much to the pleasure of the
society. Come and enjoy yourself
and bring someone along. 1t won't
hurt you and may perhaps be the
means of doing good.
DR.. Wells was called out to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Trumbo
on Sunday on account of the strang-
ling of the little one He arrived in
time to prevent anything serious.
Mrs. Markham was in Keota last
Friday getting enough furniture to
furnish one room. Mr.. Markham is
working in Cheyenne for the U. P.
and will live there this winter.
Mr.. Hopson of Cheyenne who has
been here visiting her brother, Chas.
Ross, departed Monday for Canon
City, Colo, to be with her son, Jud,
who is sick at that place.
S. w. Fox returned Sunday from
Boulder but got telegram Monday
that his step mother was sick and for
him to come home at once, which he
did.
Emmett Rumsey has filed on
place near the old folks. This is the
time you have taken a wise step EN-
NETT. Let the good work continue.
Besise Quackenbush was an over
night visitor with Ida Bowles Satur-
day, and Ida was visitor with Bessie
on Sunday and Monday nights.
There will be public dance in Sum
shine Valley (north of Frank Wecas'
place. on Friday, Nov. 3, 1911. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Don't forget the band concerts
every two weeks in Keota, beginning
Saturday evening, Nov. II. Come out
and enjoy the evenings.
Superintendent Peckinpaugh of the
Sterling division of the B. & M. pass
ed through Keota the other day en-
route for Cheyenne.
81. Roby returned from Cheyenne
last week and he with his father left
yesterday for the same place to work
for the U. p. r. R.
Don't forget Baltimore's coffe
house is in town when you are in.
Home made pies and the best of
coffee at all times.
The Keota news., 1911-11-03
BUCKINGHAM BREEZE
(By Em.)


ed the Halloween party at Keota-
Miss Myrtle List, Miss Helen Whip
pie, Miss Callie Finch, Miss Gladys
Morgan, Newton Silvis and Charles
Dinsmoor.
Mrs. Matilda Mattix left Wednes-
day for visit in har old home at
Lovila, Iowa. Miss Violet Lauer and
Paul Amber accompanied her to
Fort Morgan.
Canrad Haak, who is working in
Pueblo, Colo, spent a part of last
week with his family, north of town.
Earl and Mable Lauer were visitors
Saturday at the Eddy ranch. where
their father is at work.
Herbert Dinsmoor and family spent
Sunday visiting c. l.. Jobbins and
family.
Emo Leimbaum has gone back to
his old home in Davenport, Iowa. for
visit.
Julia and Florence Robinson were
guests of A. l.. Rupp's Sunday.
Mrs. Louisa Lee has gone to Den
yer to visit her son Oscar.
Arlington Doty is on his homestead
for a short time.
Miss Finch spent the week end at
Greeley.
Oh. listen to the band, Saturday
night.
Mr.. Frank Doty was in town Tues
day.
(Received too late for publication
last weekly
Mrs. L. N. Silvis has been enjoying
a visit from her uncle, Mr.. Luther
Lowe of Dubois, Penna. Mr.. Lowe
is musician of note and has been
band leader for twenty five years.
The Buckingham Cornet Band enjoy
ed having him with them Friday
evening
Quite good turnout Friday night
for band practice, and Roy Baltimore
of Keota played with us. Saturday
night will be the regular night for
rehearsals.
Miss Gladys Morgan spent the
week end with Miss Finch. who,
while teaching is making her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Poush.
Rob't. Cloughley of Windsor, Colo,
has changed his desert filing to
homestead and will soon establish
home on his land west of town.
Dorie Palmer has moved his fam
lily into the hotel building. Mr.. Palm
er will open the hotel and also conduct
grocery and meat market.
Miss Lulu Virden arrived Saturday
from Denver. Mr. Roby met her at
the train and drove her north where
she will teach.
A very interesting Sunday School is
held in the school house every Sun
day at ten a. m. All are invited to
attend.
Chas. Dinsmoor will make another
trip across to Fort Collins and will
have load of apples for sale Satur-
day.
Miss Helen Whion1e. Mrs. T. NJ
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CHAPTER xvI-continued.

Il am grateful. to you. Please turr
all your trouble over to me-"
"You did what | asked you to do
she said. when had no right to ask
but | was afraid Of what might happen
hero. II Is all right now and we are
going away; we must leave this place"
But shall see you again."
mo! You have-you have-Helen.
You don't know me at all! You will
find your mistake tomorrow"
h was urging me toward the
steps that led up to the house. The
sob was stii In her throat. but she was
laughing. "a littlo Historically. In her
relief that her father had come off I'M
scathed.
Then you must let me find 1t out
to morrow: | will come tomorrow be-
fore you GO"
moi No! This Is good-b she
said. You would not be 80 unkind as
to stay. when I am so troubled. and
there Ia so much To dol"
We were Mt the foot of the stairway.
aud ! heard the shop door snap shut.
Goodnight, Rosalind!"
"Good-by: and thank you!" she
whispered.