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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-04

It's as easy for man to keep money
as it is for a woman to keep a secret
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-04

Mother has two new spring hats and
so has Sister Joe. while father wears
the same slick pants he bought eight
years ago.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-04

The wine bibbers nose bushes for
the sins of his mouth,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-04

Farmer Bob Chrisaitn is setting the
pace this year in making crop or
1000 bushels oats on eighty acres, and
on the county poor Farm" at that
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-04

There is no telling what that Geor-
gia girl who made fifty-two dishes out
of corn products could do if she should
attempt to mix drinks
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-04

A pleasure is afforded playgoers hero
in three nights of musical comedy
when usually at this season there IS
nothing in the line Of plays.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-04
*Daily.
Except Sunday.
!!Sunday Only.


Sleeping cars between Americas and
Atlanta on trains leaving Americas
10:40 p. m; arriving Americas $3.50 a.
m. Connects at Macon with sleeping
cars to and from Savannah. Pullman
Sleeping Cars between Chicago, St
Louis and Jacksonville on Seminole
Limited" which leaves Americas fol-
Jacksonville at 1910 a. m. Leaves
Americas for st. Louis and Chicago
via Columbus and Birmingham, a.
3:35 a. m. For further information
apply to ]. E. HIGHTOWER, Agent
Americas, Ga.
JOHN W. BLOUNT,
District Passenger Agent. Macon, G.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-04

Giving advice is an easy way to boz
Irow trouble.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-04

1T will be three weeks yet ere an
Americas car can hike to Anderson
vile in fifteen minutes, as the highway
yet needs a few extra touches.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-04

"a golden harvest awaits Americas
merchants and warehousemen in the
fall. when the finest cotton crop in
years is marketed here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-04

The east winds yesterday proved a
blight to the tender cotton plant and
the latticed shirtwaist. Verify sum-
-aer yet seems a distant dazzler.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-04

When a dwelling for renting pur-
poses IS built in Americas it attracts
hosts of home-hunters, just as a circrs
would draw a crowd.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-04

AS there were % new banks organ
lied in Georgia last year, fellow
shouldn't have any trouble getting his
vacation note discounted.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-04

kgain the dope dealers were put to
tho red yesterday. The seeker afrer
cor forts frigidic took ni-bier as a SUBJ
titute more filling.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-04

The theatrical attraction at the
Opera House tonight with a bunch of
pretty girls in the foreground, will be
a change from picture diet.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-04

II the curfew law could include IN
it's inches the loving couple camping
III the porch swing until midnight,
much night be forgiven.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-04

One advantage of annexing a june
bride is that you will not have to pay
for an Easter hat until long after the
honeymoon hath went.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-04

A special Seaboard train will carry
tile Americas Light Infantry to Colum-
hus tomorrow, where the soldier boys
90 upon their annual picnic.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-04

The gentle rains of the past week
have made Sumter's roads ideal for
automobiling. But really our roads
are surerb at all times.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-04

District Passenger Agent. Macon, G.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19
MILLS APPOINTS AN
ADVISORY BOARD
New Mexico Executive Takes
Lead in Appointing Com
mittee to Confer With
Irrigation Congress.

'"|.Nt'. jun' w. '".'ru'f NiuN
Nri, boo recent disput.l ,. Go Arthur
g....., ....,.t,r, ,f ...,..,..t l,-
i'N''' an ADVISORY committee win
Winch Oh, officers of th, lrrigutiuu
.nrrr cam ,n-or.r,t. i'm maxim.
' ' '' 'ht SIcdt'Nl ''h'Ii- Y" N'N
N,>i,u.
NI.r.,.rs n. tho advisor. .,fouit-
t.. .r..iut.d by IN. r,,l.,u.r ,r..
Willard r. Holt Dcm.us. n A. Hon
Iu. AIrgl.rgu,. 4 DIalson. Fort
summer ~ y Moor, TucumcarI.
G...s. W,,.ter. cluarr,u. Wiuam
French springer " A. Fleming
fpnrs. Las cruces. - d. il,rermau.
Roswell. ~ o.. Trace. Carlsbad. ".
- Garrison Las crur,.. ~ Home.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19

PRONE CONT ior % maufaEIs 10 com
p,l .tu.l % trIll OBJ. these ,lHa, ur
ll' .HDr ., dismissed Nt H.H.ru.
HUu for fur m1ulamut NHf Vil
.IaVu on fu. dA.bc. UNDERSTANDING
tBd geIo.u,n. chat tbo ease would
Hp ru,I @. tine ho.uniug Hl tU, u"Nt
toIu u0 court The t,Uii.n.t. ..urO
scented H. ur di.tIi, atfuIu't ana
hitter consul alton with N clancy
tI. HttuuD. general selected Dos
strongest case aal went t1 'r.ul o1
iHu' The tuHl commenced uu iU.
Ith oi April. 1910. ami con AuIl Iih
900 ihp close of Too TERRITORY case.
tuc roun upon mS motion dII .Dtod .n
acquUM and dismissal ui di tho 9th.
c' indictments
ON The 3rd of MAY lHOt alo. ~.
hauHme my other rcurdics to prc
vent Iusto AUmjo fuu unlawful
usurpiug The office of rCasurrr ami
collector io which was elected !
CONNIE uCod quo WarrJno proceedings
agaius. .m6to Aimio to diets Wiuc tho
right uJ fh governor 90 remove uo
a- treasurer ml collector aud appoint
iustu Nrmiio as successor rhis mat
ter came on fur hearing on Stuium.
parties % pro 'orWa decision A favor
az lusto Amiio was rendered hN tho
district court. and jhc cas- taken to
tho supreme court which rendered.
decision IN Favor ui M sci on tho 4Nth
duN of December 1906 holding chat
iho action of the governor ga rcmov
luu me from ollie and appointing
luslo Nrmiiu Bs W, successor was un.
lawful ana void This indictment of The
supIcm, count Was londcrod only t"o
days before tbc expiration of mN then
term as treasurer and collector
Tho Adore 3. q statement of the
proceedings growing GA, az thc az
lawful aud highhandol removal OF
myself as treasurer and collector ni
I the county of Bcrnalilo ht Cover nor
Ot"ro. as taken from th' record, oI
/ ihc district court ana fhc supr mo
court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19

Gmndcs. Mexico, b. is ur,nts. and
tho other Francisco MaduI. the McN-
joan hp, employed D. Oh, .io Grand,
Republican Both rat.H. aI, do.ur
niceN ana no tarth s...Id OFT the
uiscas" T. expected.
The RIO Grandc tDI HIpm has
iust received lu- tu...NiIndcf
piess lrom Dallas. 10 b,ng iu.
stalled un concert notation ana
Nill bt ready Tor ht "N Wtrk
Th, second cuttiu- Ha. .tattcd on
Oscar SHOWS alfalfa ruU.. near Me
elh There are Ito. a.r.. umut,d
Geo alfalfa
D.. Clapp ct Hatch president of tho
Elephant Butte Watt. I.... a-so,iu-
uon has been grantee r.uuI uuuor
dealer. license. T.. B. DIrr,ara *
Go ha,, been granted uHuYr license
for itodty.
Five hbmostcadcrs HH.. sit,u no
u,r oft Intention To- mlE. .ommuta-
r,u and final proc 'nr land near
urmun steady t..uu W both
dessert aud homestead applications ar,
received in the locul t.ud lfrID. DAN,
Many camping pntU.s ufc leaving
tor Van Patterns prH"us springs
Fillmore ,uaNpn. SoluI.u tud Mapi,
GROVE 100 the organ mountain. for th,
summer These mour'Hu camps ar,
onI. ~ Co. 30 miles .'u Ils Cru,y.
aud afford cool RESTING places fut
hundreds ui ciu1cns .N.u l,tr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19
THE HUbbEL CASES

tuutuucd from Page Ono)
H,r used boz every manner possible.
n tuc pTcoa and 10 public gossip. 20
ul-crsdir me. The facts were die.
toucd and was accused of eycvy
crime pos IDLE 70 rOnlWe out OF these
ouurt actions
onl' rhr,g OF these actions he SO.
called S'ONof suil 20 recover money
rald 20 drpmios for visiting county
schools me CLANCY mGndamus. TO
compel the county troatutor to pay
ban his salary ana The action relative
to the tour per cent commission on
funds collected. are he results OF all
those vc1rs of tho hght again- mo
a ighl which was personal. Cuuuine,
persistent and without scruplcs Of
conscience ana which Tor yiudiciNe.
ucse anc malice is without equal 100
the coutis OF New Mexico,
ON the 2Ird OF August. 1905 rur
irsi action Mas instituted. known sol.
the stove. action suit brought .H
recover Wlur,s paid hy myscl, for
VISITING '1c schools of the county AD
answer Vas filed DN me seitius H
that tho visits chuIgod for were mad,
10, deu...s employed BY myself .u
make 81 Ifs aud not hN myself u..
soualll Tho answer ConialnCd iN
oncl tu Hut back he money .,
Ccived i tl' court should hold thu
in, lau ava MOI authorize The emplo>
ment o Deputies 10 make visits
was advised by counsel aud believed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19
DEMONSTRATION Of
NOW AND THEN
INTERESTING
Progress of Railroading From
1876 Down to Present DAY
Will Be Shown When Odd
Train Makes Run.

Th' decentralization ua.u B.. DID,. wu
b, uIy saun o.. .IutJ ... In.t
Ilu Goo Al.unrpu, and Iu Al1u-
'u.gu. u.,r 10, EaH1n lM.a. uf
Now N.>.o into phnmwa ud
southern kansas b. lo 20, .nf. .n 1901.
Toe. .uu. sight, ac.prdmg ,o.J o. Ilr
'r'D auanyr ascent for tbc -.u. BE-.
WHO arrived BOO Noulv,rul. u., ...n-
iup Coo attend tno -u,u mur rHr
'h,tc TOBIAS
Th, Jratu i- uun scheduled o.. 0a'.
nn,t SOM, rur 100 IuN uuH $685.
make stops al au stations mous ur
lu, probably r,t.hu- rnp IlD
, corr August O. TN, mctN, puF,r ul
the train Vhl Dee made dp oi ar, .'
tho uIi-ilme -diuN.N .uaIn,- H.l
O. diamond shaped $50 nkrsacN I.-
Gently uucarthcd n 30. ~autt o..
1arus at Pueblo. AND .uut NH'l.u
compound \hiph uIl De- u,trit "a
dozen um,7 the sl.. .' ttr dub.t
Tu, progrDss Zoo 'h. construction OF
passenger uud frasl' cars v.'l ALSO
Doe shown. FoIluvU. th, diuh.v and
th, Nalluu win conn. am pId-io-uinu.
rd freight car th.u trr!ah car of
tudu,. equipped with tn, latest an
brakes and patent. Tuou viii come
an alI-timp Huuhiu- .5r, followed hN
tho uu-to-dtt, smokers ~ today pld-
time coaches ut ,pr'Hus 'Nprs VIII
follow ana several of Ga, eploudidN
equipped Pullman cars dud diners OF
todn, viii bring up tho r'1r The
entire train Will consist of some . ur
2n cars and win hc the most inter
'stul ,Nhiuit Yt mIlroudius uoW aud
iortt wears ago over attempted by
ans railroad Tho Santa Fc never
docs things M 70 half-h,artod way
and IN. demonstration train vii De-
run la th, usunl A. = ~ $ T. style.
plcut, oi advance notice Nill bee
gwen through enc newspapers us tn
tho arrival of tn, train In Alhupucr-
que. rho Drain viii make q stop ~
tAo or three daNs here before going
over tho cut-ofr rho train win he
lirhtrd throughout %, electricity and
viii Dee decorated with phptugraphs
and interesting articles. giving a his-
tory ot tn various ears and cngincs
The train viii be So arranged thai a
person ma, board thc train at the
front end aud so through to th, dnal
caboos, without setting Oft
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19

UuN ..f n paving these cBms ,Ho
conn" commit toner's followed fh"
.i." luua boo ,uuu iu jhis count
.HI mo .n, territory generally SIR
llnD. Nrll knew that thy-, funds
N.'" paid ou account ~ huus lid. Boo.
I'HIDIuc. incurred DIS fhc count ,
and entered into an astc,m,ut with
m counsel Jhut these actions should
.. hold iu allegiance until doe in-Isla.
Ha would taN. some action 90 b.
tn Co., to correct che technical non.
compliance with tho l}HtcWuu Act
.0I 1u,Cm'ut being ms follows
Memoranda eft Arrpoma between
= 4 IMbbpll and g. Z" Cluuct
district attorney
Whcryls Be ls desired 90 settle tho
contest tdai has been gOing ON over
iho possession ana custody OF 'hr
money bylongins iO the office o'
treasurer and cN-lihCio rollectu, and
.D me hands OF + \ Hubbcll who
o.aiu- to be- HE righ'Ul Incumbent O..
jlrt Office.
Do Is agreed mat iur said iluhhcl
shall pay over 10 lustu Armiiu the
luyognor.s appuiutcc tu said Office. al
tho funds remaining In fhc hands o
.atd UuhhoH belonging Co The count
uf Brrualillo and the school fund %
said county. and h l. further agreed
that upon tho payment of the sal,
moneys the criminal case for rnlh,T
element now pending against the sait
lluuI.l shall be- nailed and disuiss
c3 % is further agreed that the suit
upon the bonds for the recovery o
said money which was Ia the hands o
tho said Hubboll In October 1905
shall also be- dismissed
MA lc % also agreed Ina; Ih, -ri
for money paid IN January 1901 uput
warrants drawn for expenses oI 1908
being case 80 GA2l on th' docket u
the district court Tor the county 81
Bernalilio shall he continued b. th'
said lluhboll SO desires until thc le@
i,laturc CuuNcnos or a. his election
o. may De- called for trial aud ID posi-
ton IN The court earlier than th1
date
o. is understood that this agy,cmcu
shall not be- construed 90 affect an
pending or future LITIGATION hrough
ior the purpose of testing the tigh
of he said lluhhcll to TN, said oHicr
4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19
LAS CRUCES YOUNG
PEOPLE ORGANIZE
Christian Union Formed al
Mesilla Valley City, Base
ball Fans Very Active, 9th.
Ell News Notes.


th' Methodist .hurch Thwsda, night
ana adopted u constitution and Dos
laws. Ih' nrWu1nttuu will br known
a. the N"uu4 Peoples CHRISTIAN TN.
ion of Las Cruces iis object Is to
assist iu IA, r,OEiuu. a.,tl and ut
orarN uphuiidiug among Ia, Young
pruplc uf Las Dr.,. IRA. nfu..rs
WI consist oi 20 president tNr.. .,i.,.
presidents. stor,tut.. treasurer and
critic Meetings VIII 10, h.d r,,rA
two weeks tor ia" IurH'., OBJ. 'uu.-
srtius business. dchntIu. ...uattuus
music. -,eitls ami other rna.. Yf 900,
NurH that interest Nouur r.....
baseball fans \cii,c
The baseball fans OF Las CfH... lI..
becoming worry active and VI| COON
duct tournament ON Jult "N.
first matched gam. win pr play I .t
the BAN park just north OF LI..t.
u'ut mills "u sunday afternoon 900.
OUTLAWS and iutcruuu"uuls VIII start
the s,asou. I'M, ether teams te.
part 300 tn, prize games ON Juh
Beside tho four teams now organ.
.1rd th' National suard boys Jr. uf
r'nsiue Coo. ruh and plans ar. on
foot Co ha,. tu, miu,r- from pr-au
com, down and iouu tu Th. bas,.
bail tyufutm uJ win undouh;cdlt Boo.
thr bt-l,-f o.euj u' the day aHf
,v,S .rtorl r bring mado los The
commute, Co. gN. tb, Mcs.lh ,alI,.
rru u,lJ
Edward ith.c OF tu, E1lr Ecllt
,"WpaN mad, an inspection of his
alfalfa ranch FRIDAY ANA reports that
th' stand s %, best tb, land has
over produced IN, recent rains hay,
given tu, alfalfa pl,nu uf moiStut,
aud Nr Ehlu estimates that fH. innd
$500 Weld 90 least TWO tom. tu the
u.r, pth'r Fields boz On, sam, neigh
'urh""t are m excellent condition.
Ih. guttus ~ ia, second cutuup wiz
start Monday Jun" -.
uun Jo-u.uu. sp,c,ui detective of
OBJ, lwt,d states r,'euu, s,r,Ie, az
D.. PAS" ana i"fmr. sh"riu '' Luna
county Sew " Niru. has 4 turned -
d. rn-o with Two uot.,- Hu arc
claimed @" base be,u -Wug4l,i across
%. river mean 81 paso AND btpught
nor. 20, Garrett hought t1, ari-
Wa'. rou $50 str9uG. M,Ni.au. who
h't t1' ciN as soon a- the horse.
W'i' solid,
The "a tWou Farms rowpau. Ms
ff''n Judge lruk vs. r5rKcr a. quit
'l''n decd =" lot. i' acres of uud
500 lat'd n'"r la Union tu tn. lt,-
Iusl" COLONY
Tho "'mh'-s "i 90" las Cruces
volunteer i'r" department W.t 30 tho
''''.' Ih"i+d'N u-ht :" "'t' 'n
..'.'' ni'.'-" Tor ih' celebration
N''' In ''.'e cruces 900 July =
Ut ."H .'thd 'hhi it' '".'"Hll FEEDER
.''' h'' -'''''' 'h active campaign
'' '''. ''-' 'h' 'H' 'hNl' Was
'''' '" ''''''' ''''"''' I'D ih'
'.'''H '. 'i' 'i'N' I'
''" I,''" "'- ''..'l''
"' '' wee '''" 'I'' l'hN
'"' '' '','. ''h' '''a ''. 'r.s.-
'''' .''" '''i
'"'' '"''H IH'- $3.50" ~
'' Prog. .''' '' ''' operator $685.
''''' ''''' WIS ''I'lI'" 70 ' ri
'',.. ma" ''''' .n" I''i
'''' r"' NI''' woe
'' '"' ''''' stat ONO" "'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19
SIS. AA1u aSE ; pEpfi9f Cure

Swollen glands about the neck weak eyes running and
assesses pale waXy compilations and rd poorly developed
systems, the usual which Scroful manifested
In the blood filed with the scrofous germs that
from birth c disease shows ITS presence In other cases s hd IN
check during young vigorous life but when the system begins
weaken especially after spell Of sickness the disease vi often
manieSt itself form. s. s. S. Is Natures perfect for
Scofl made entirely of hchu herbs ana blrs ely
safe medicine for young Old SIS goes circulation and
drives d Scrotulou and supplies tlc blood Vrh the
heatfu vigorous qualities need OF In tins builds mp
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cures Sou because is The perfect of al blood purifiers
Book the Blood and medical advice free SIS Zoe sale
drug THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co, ATLANTA, GA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19

There Is one medicine that every
family should be provided with and
especially during the summer months;
VIZ. Chamberlain Collie, Cholera aud
Diarrhoea Remedy II - almost Ger
tain Ia be- needed II costs but quar-.
ter Can YOU AFFORD 90 be without ~
For sale hN all dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-19

II you want stylish horse and
buggy, see W t. Trlmble ll3 Nortn
Second ST. Phone No. g.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-03
Davenport and the Ferret.

Sioux City journal: Scott county,
having SO far escaped is now threaten
ed with an experience with the tax
ferret. A ferret firm is dickering with
the board of supervisors for con
tract and is holding forth glittering
promises of additional revenue for the
county. Several years ago the Dav-
export city council went on record
against this metho of raising revenue
The Davenport Times and the Dayen-
port Democrat unite in an urgent plea
TO the board of supervisors to follow
the city councils example and turn
down the ferrets. Both papers direct
attention to tno feet that the Greater
Davenport committee has iust employ
ed an eastern booster expert as secre-
tary at a salary of $4,000 year The
salary. is only small part of a fund
that is to be expended in boosting
Davenport-telling capital and bust
ness that Davenport Is a good place
to come to. The newspapers point
out the inconsistency of maintaining
such booster movement on one hand
and on the other paying out money
to tax ferrets to drive away capital.
The Times suggests that If there is
any city in Iowa where the tax ferret
should not be set burrowing II is in
Davenport, which now has more mon
eys and credits listed than any other
Iowa city. According to the Times.
Davenport's present assessment OF
money and credits exceeds Des
Moines' by 100000, and the excess
/ of personal propery as a whole is
$3.0O0,O00
1t is to be hoped Davenport will be
able to keep up the quarantine it has
so long maintained against the fer
rets, with such good results. Daven-
1 port is reported a wealthy city. The
record shows that wealth has paid its
/ fair share OF taxation, or more as
compared with other Iowa cities. in.
4 Guiding those where tax ferrets have
/ been at work Capital has stayed in
/ Davenport while it has moved out OF
/ other Iowa cities, where it received
what was considered unfair treatment
and what really was unwise treat
ment, considering that it could secure
/ better elsewhere.
The census returns show that. con-
trary TO the rule as applied to Missis-
sippi river cities in particular and to
Iowa cities in general Davenport has
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-03
cawdor left his two companions ana

Cawdor left his two companions ana
sank on to the couch by Rounceby's
side. The young man, with his opera
hat still on his head, and the light
overcoat which he had been carrying
on the floor by his side. was seated
before the writing table with his back
to them. Miss Brown was leaning
over him, with her hand upon the
back OF his chair. They were out of
hearing of the other three men.
Well, Rounceby, my friend" Mr..
Vincent Cawdor remarked, cheerfully,
you're having a late sitting. Ell?
We've been waiting for you, you
fool. Rounceby answered. What on
earth are you thinking about, bringing
a crowd like this about you. eh?'
Cawdor smiled, reassuringIy.
Don't you worry" he said. In q
lower tone. ~ know my way in and
out OF the ropes here better than you
can teach me. A big hotel like this
is the safest and the most dangerous
place in the world--just how you
choose to make 1t. You've got to
bluff 'em all the time That's why I
brought the young lady-particular
friend Of mineral nice girl, too!
And the young mann" Rounceby
asked, suspiciously.
Cawdor grew more serious.
That's Captain Lowther," he said
softly" private secretary to Colonel
Dean. who's the chief Of the aaronant
department at Aldershot. He has
draft in his pocket for twenty thou
sand pounds. 1t is yours II he is salts
fled with the plans.
Twenty thousand pounds! Marn-
STAN said, thoughttulIy. 1T is very
little--very little indeed for the risks
which we have run! /"
Cawdor moved his place and sat be-
tween the men. He laid hand upon
Marnstam's shoulder another on
Rounceby's knee.
My dear friends" he said. Inn
pressiye1y, IL you could have built
model, or conducted these negotiations
in the usual way you might have asked
million. As 1t is, think am tho
only man in England who could have
dealt with this matter-so satisfac-
torily." {
Rounceby glanced suspiciously at the
young man to whom Miss Brown was
still devoting the whole OF her atten-
ton.
Why don't he come out and talk
like man." he asked. What's the
idea of his sitting over there with his
back to us?"
want him never to see your faces
Ito deal only with me-" Cawdor ex-
planned Remember that he is in an
official position. The money he Is
going to part with is secret service
money"
The two men were beginning to be
more treasured. Rounceby slowly pro-
duced roll Of oilskin from his pocket,
He'll look at them a. lie siIs