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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-08
Hume" she said


And where is bome?
she looked Al me keenly for a time,
as though 70 read some thought which
perhaps she saw suggested either In
the tone Of my voice or in some
glimpse she might have caught Of my
features as light afforded. For the
moment she made no answer.
is il here" suddenly ! asked her,
presenting 10 her inspection the sealed
Uissiys which I bore.
y cannot see; il is quite dark" she
said hUrTiedly.
Pardon me, then" ! fumbled for
my case Of lucifers, and made q faint
light by which she might read. She
parsed her lips and shook her head
i do not recognize the address, %
said she, smiling, as she turned TO
ward NE.
is 1t al this door on NJ street. as
you go beyond this other street,"
asked her. "Come-thinkt"
Then / thought ! saw the flush
deepen On her face, even as the match
fickered and failed.
] leaned out Of the door and called
10 the negro driver. Home. now,
ooy-aud drive fast,''
She made no protest.
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CHAPTER vi.


The Bouccir OF the SsFoness
A wonau's counsel brolEh, Us first 70
wee-Drydsn-
Wait" she said. We shall have
candles" She clapped her hands
sharply. and again there entered the
silent old serving woman. who. obedL
ent 10 & gesture. proceeded TO light
additional candles in the prism stands
and sconces. The apartment vas nov
distinct in all its details under this
additional food Of light. D4cently
as might ] looked about was
forced TO stihe the exclamation Of SUI.
prise which rose to my lips
Here certainly vas European luxury
transferred to our shores This in sim
pie Washington with its vast white
unfinished capitol. It's piecemeal miles
Of mixed residences, and hovels,
fsncied stern Andrew Jackson or plain
John Calhoun here!
The furniture ! discovered 10 be
exquisite In detail. Of rosewood and
mahogany, with many brass chasings
and carvings, after the fashion Of the
empire, and here and there ford orns
mentation following that OF the court Of
the earlier Louis Fanciful little clocks
with carved scrolls stood about Here
and there q divan and couch showed
elaborate care in comfort Beyond
lAee-screened grille l. saw an alcoFe-
doubtless cut through the original par
tition wall between two Of these hum
bic houses-And within this stood a
high tester bed, its heavy mahogany
posts beautifully carved, the couch
itself piled deep with foundations Of
/ know not what OF down and spread
most daintily with q cOEeriid Of an
Der satin, whose edges fringed out D.
most TO the floor At the other eI'
tremity, screened on as In distinct
! apartment, there stood a small couch
a Napoleon bed, with carved ends
4 furnished more simply, but with eQua
+ richness.
I One resented the liberties England
4 took in establishing this manner o
menage in our simple city, and 81
rogantly taking for granted our ignol
ance regarding it; but none the les
one was forced to commend IN
thoroughness shown. Ny first impre'
sion was that Of surprise; my secon'
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The old servant had djx.,,..
when At length her mistress cbn.s
pick up my unregarded documar.
Hberztsly she broke the seal ana -
An instant later. her anger rnn. !.
Wa laughing gafly %
See" said she. bubblfng ova. -,
her uirrhs 7 pick u = gtrsnEsr =, -
should say g0od-by at nv curb.
apartments are forced; and rh5s !
what this stranger asks: tia, S.
60 with him, tonight, alone. and u,bs-
wise unattended. TO see G nan s..
hsps high in your government In, !.
stranger to me, al mis- own roma
alone, Oh. Ia. Ia, Surely tbs..
Americans hold ne high"
"Assuredly We do. madam" 8,
swered- VIII Il please you to Pr !,
your own carriage, or shall rs1ur1
with one for you"
She put her hands behind her bs,.
holding in them the opened messsp,
from my chief y am tired. An
bored. Your impudeDce amuSes us
and your errand is not your tsun
Come. sit down. You have been gooi
TO me. Before you 60. l shall bsv,
some refreshments brought for yop
I felt a sudden call upon nv =.
sources As ! found myself in this ain
gular situation. Here, indeed mor
easily reached than had dared hons
was the woman in the case. But onf
half of my errRnd, the easier half VA
done
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-08

~ wts1s R2flE. 7 1DB4rse zrzEE Yes.
h waa 5 sackgEEnE hand Tlhs zsEz1
6w5wsr RoGAssd ~ use izqEa-suEr
AA well ] aupsN8ss diplomacy inter
ne ssEzE rxzE uaHeL zEE SAME IL aE
agsa { have SAID Eraa 1ugss E-lszs-
heE. hEg GlsD Ea8E vas m8E Ts1 S..
Alureuve~ z wzE g ge emaE- Blk
te-e UliE1E b. 4 Ea6E Ia beet az k=ay
: BeeE HE AZ -tzE e. Z usEgzasza- w-sE
S. 1saa E4ds us rhH rE~r2aRE z-E EgneB-
paEs zzs1s nE exclamation stt Fz--ss-isss.
E saez- EEa usg7e6 nE upu- -bH
1TkRv Es6H gs +hs @aar aE TIE EarEzaeEE
Nv sApHgE e MAKE rEuE sn- H.
i E&wE framed Ez-s ws1a@e outlines
eoza6 uEsv EEz8y Hss in ths sazr-
1SEiir GO the street 8GmE 3ezuar q,
wzrc use Tie aazaE EEzE EEu6 uar-
vguB1T reached or 81 zfgaE1 z -
cues
7 Ecw ws-T naturally E1au-aE 1zEss--
a PAR OF waa ant wa-T Ez-g ~-ar
vaa lnsEzE zsr nina -uLlE 1Esw
SIS ner fare Tae-E wzH IT EnEss
1Esam nnr hrm 7 had rHzs- a@nE ssp~
before HnaE wag Egzga--xz- az rs=-
tnaxE - soc n@v E3Ee EseBEE suag
ssy s1sr swsE 1@Rz even &c EnH naE
heh 5aN ; r~a@s tc-3Ez sEss sasH-
Hsz1aawh@z OAK n@s naw alrs Carl
4Me Eya fxG ens EEHE EHmnaEE sfH
fnrshsaG hasaa1sr E-raas. rarr arE
rEssk bRazsT rsExssz. nl1ze gsazz-
cgs anE straight. sa6r hzs rue rgrraaf
TasTs w&E ACTING xEgz-6 abuus ha-.
Soc was w%Fv razIt--a nzzxxsf fsssz-
Wo-aE Msm taas ene had rp9eusgs
Jewels - bs~ tnroz-. 81 ns- sGrH-s
rsscEzses - dszr0nss 1azg hoops "a
1A2magnGE and enaera22E used as eg--
rsagEs Sparkling clasp which esngat
as &e~ white 1nruz7 tie wrap which
atse Ea1 thrown about bsr Ban gown
for EG@ : Hzw aBe w1aE IL fE2I evening
nreaa. J guessed Ehe had been an A.
tsuaArg at the great bali. thai Bali
which haa missed with 80 keen . re-
gTet ngFself--the haiI where had
hoped 70 dance with Elizabeth With
Uas 6pabt she bad lost her way and
waE asking TIE frSt stranger for t1a-
gtructR0Bs 70 her driver
~ lazy. whoever she was. seemed
p3essed v'isA her rapid temporary
scrutiny With a faint murmur,
whether " anwiGatioB OF not ] scarce
e0nBa tell. size drew back again To the
9sTshsF side o. the seat Before /
EneN hOw ~ whv. vas at her side.
The driver pushed shut the door, and
whipped ~ hie sezn
Personally am gifted with but
auzaN imagination In q very matter
" fact wag had got into this car
EtaEe win . strange lady Nov tn .
sctr ane matter Of fact way # ap-
pe&Tcd 70 ne my duty 10 hnd out the
reason f1 this singular situation
Madam remarked 70 my com
nan6Dr 40 wshaf manner can J be n
aevgase "a sou tits evening""
arr Fortunate that you are gen.
slenaE she said ia q low and soft
woies cutie alEtfnct. quite musical in
saafv. and marked wffh just the
Eaes1 xraas q some foreign accent,
a1taoags nsr Eng1iah rsas perfect
ae@aes asain a9 nev Yes. her hair
wae aasar 2Eas 49, snxe III swept 10
an eses4 Yal aA0at her oval br0w.
er eEea sa1 Mass be dark. / con
asrmlee yss-as passed lamp gave
ms asek1sre mass Stx0ng dark br0wE
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A womau's counsel brouEt, Us first 70
wee.-Drydsn-
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as have said. feeling OF resentment
at the presumption which installed al
this in our capital of Washington.
presume my thought may nave
been reflected in some manner In my
face. heard a gentle laugh, ana
turned about She sat there in a great
carved chair, smiling. her white arms
stretched out on the rails. the fingers
just gently curving.
She had thrown back over the rail
Of the chair the rich cloak which
covered her In the carriage, and sat
now in the full light, in the splendor
of satin and lace and gems, her arms
bare, her throat and shoulders white
and bare. her figure recognized gra-
ciously by every line of . superb
gowning such as we had not yet
learned on this side OF the sea.
She did not speak at first, but sat
and smiled, studying, l presume, to
md what stun was made of.
BE seated. pray" she said at last
Let Us talk over this matter"
ITO be Continued)
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CHAPTER v.

5. One Of the Women In the Case. i.
There Is woman at the beginning OF
all great hings.-Lamartine
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What IA Maa A.

'sHas" shouted the rich man, peer
ing cautiously over the stairway. Il
want you!" well" chuckled the
burglar. reaching for the silver, Il am
at your service, air"
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Ne 1nahs then w@8 EnT eTEne MT
ninc s1gls yfngle6 as "a nameanana
asaaasFg T9 Ward gasesaes HgzaasAsiEl
o. ~ raenEa5 naN sta
asAse@e-- ss=s4-zs4s s=47 - szs6 g. IS
- nawxes AT Ehe RIrsas f1-nsr wsss-~s
- clsuss1 fnso It's rickety cnrraa9e
which hga a0sove1 8r1par hsl0 aR
1nR hkm- ersr mind 60Eg raF-
self asa3e Enuw Ns1 kasazN aAE
bit Be MDaac ngf aef " ygE aEsEg
personally sagrurar DO nsE ervaDa
thsa4 2 IL par 81 Egnr pu-K 2a auE
eass-- aah ! tb0agsss a&E him azEr
81 80 o1na light FaN na2F Ease .
nAshf watah Eoa wl11 rezaeuae-
There poFs9 10 be traEh ID wAat -
said
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-21

none should be mere free to gran,
the power of the school as a sponsor
for real manhood than these who
have had the advantages Of school
training II they would pay the debt
of gratitude they owe TO ;hc school
that has shown them opportunity and
inspired them to rise to their priv.
leges they will carry that inspiration
to Others; they will support the thing
that has given them life; they win
seek to perpetrate its existence foI
the blessing of others. Nations rear
Up citizens and in turn demand OF
them loyal support for their own per.
pctuation. England" cried Lord Nsl.
son before the memorable battle of
Traialga, expects every man to do
his duty As alumni, students and pa
trons Of sihc brigham Young colleg
we owe our institution an everlasting
obligation and sha expects every one
I of us TO do his duty. our institution
has passed through many vicissitudes.
Today she has taken on new lease
of life, today she is beginning Il new
chapter in her already eventful his.
tory, today she is beginning with a
ne" zeal and with augmented posi-
hil'ties The great work of preparing
teachers whose lifes mission II shall
be to direct the training OF the youth
/ OF Our state and of some of our sister
states. and to furnish the common.
/ wealth, for veal or for woe, with the
! type OF manhood that is to control
It's destinies Their is no more noble
and no more mighty calling than that
OF teacher, Jesus hallowed II bv
'Cmlng here and being himself a
! V cher Perhaps no other class of
people have 1t so much within their
! over TO mako or mar this nation as
/ do those who as teachers mould its
4 citizenship. And 1t is to prepare those
IN whom this mighty trust is TO be
repoSed that our institution now sets
out-uuly stupendous task-a tasl,
III which she will often. indeed. con.
stantly need our aid She has right
TO expect that her alumni will create
ana foster in the communities where
they goa higher appreciation for
/ lie and desire for its best fruits
She has a right to expect us to give
her our support, to contribute to her
growth to influence men of wealth ia
build and equip her buildings, to con.
tribute to her material needs. We are
now more than five hundred strong.
Let us now take a firm resolve that
as God gives us life and strength we
will dedicate portion of il to the
cause of our alma mater"
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Biggest Opening Day
In History Of College
Continued from Page /.


Improvement is like everything else;
the desire for it has to be inspired
before ii can take place, and il takes
opportunity to suggest possibility and
beget desire. No one can have de.
sire for that which his mind has not
conceived and the presence Of that
which leads to and suggests worthy
conceptions, begets noble desires and
these in turn find expression in ex.
allied achievement.
Thus II Is that the mere presence
OF an educational institution in a
community has a wholesome effect
upon the lives and aspirations of the
people of that community. We doubt.
less have many men of eminence to.
day who were started upon their
career by the presence of the Brig
ham Young College, stimulating within
them noble impulses. Take away the
elevating and inspiring influences
from community and that commun.
ity degeneTates Bring back the in,
spiration. Let it be represented by a
tangible opportunity and you will
surely find people struggling TO at.
tain.
Blessed is that community which
has in It's midst influences which i'm.
pregnate its atmosphere with the
germs of noble impulse which its
youth must breathe. The Brigham
Young college has produced the re-
suit. II has surcbarged the atmos.
phere with incentive to better living
and more worthy achievement. Young
men fifty and one hundred miles
away have felt its inspiration and
have been drawn TO II and they in
turn have blessed others Every man
who has established his home and
lived within the sphere of its inrlu.
ence has been blessed by II whether
~ .i- u ~ - .lis4.- % - .ass u 3 T. ~
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PAGE ave
cATAReH cAnAcr

with LOCAL. APPLICATIONS. MS they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
NataTh . blood oi crLa;ijuti.rtI
disease, and in order tc cue 1t you
must take internal rewcHc. Hall e.
Catarrh Cure is taken internally. and
acts directly on the blood aud mucous
surfaces. Halls Catadrh Cure is not
o quack medicine. 1t was prescribed by
one of the best physicians in this'coun-
try for years and IL a regular pre-
scriptioD. II is composed of the best
tunica know. combined with the best
- lmrilie'=, e, M directly on the
mucous surfaces The pevfect combna
ton 81 the two ingredients is what
produces such wonderful results in
curing ''atarrh. Send for testimonials
fee
=. j. CHtNEY a Co. Props,
Toledo Ohio
Sold by Druggists. price 15c
Take HALLS Family Pills for consti-
patton
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-21

Tonight pierrlots Thatcrer ope-a
House.
NJ !. A. Convention meetings in tn,
Tabernacle Sunday. Sept. "a. 50:
d
State representative i. W. Thorn
ley Of Davis county, was visitor u
Logan Tuesday.
4
Lost-A Blue T" pin between Mu
tual Library and post office. Has tn,
initials +. T. on the back Finder re
turn to this office. s2I
THE OLD FAITHFUL, All Smurth
waite is again on deck to buy your
alfalfa seed and grains. North Main
street Phone 37I Red If
i
For sale cheap-Second hand Mil
Ter range in good condition. j. w
Quayle, 1913 y. @cccnd West. Ii
:.
Mrs. Ma1rlret lo ;ellyn and NJ,
Catherine G les a'c ". iting with tn, ',
sister Mrs Hon Cha les OF the seg
ond ward.
i
The Princess Theatre opened Mon
day very yusp!yicusly. Tho interior
Las been nicely arranged and decor
ated with new back petition thai
obscures the view of those on the out
side, the whole having been NIGEL,
enameled in white. Another point
about the theatre is that the lights dc
not have to be turned down wher
they are directing the films on the
screen. The opening piece, THE Fal
OF Troy was masterpiece in pic
ture production and quite an army OF
men and women must have been en-
gagged In its manufacture. The story
OF Menelaus and Paris and Helen
should be familiar to all students
The strife which resulted in their un
fortunate love resulted in the down
fall of Troy and the destruction Of il.
inhabitants to the final death OF
Paris. The comedy was good ano
the singing of Mr.. Anderson was also
very fine.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-21


b, has ever crossed its threshold or
not because It has raised the tone
ct the communal life about and has
'dade his home better place to
dwell
The whole business OF school is
to make men deal men. and men
make communities and states and ma
items Perhaps the most important
thing a. school does for the individual
is to put him into possession of his
own powers to introduce him to
himself God gives us our talents. but
il is left to us to put them out to
uspry and increase them. Young peu-
pie are usually not conscious OF their
own powers They do not know their
own possibilities. Tue achcol which
does its duty by its attendants dis.
covers to them the dignity OF their
own being and day by day puts them
into consciousness OF their own
strength. 1t extends their horizon.
gives them a bigger vision. and teach.
es them to see the real work Of the
world and their own RELATIONSHIPS 10
that work, Many man of eminence
has studied long and patiently before
he has finally discovered in himself
the talent that has made him famous
and useful \ big, generous training.
such as good school offers, affords
the best devised means - putting
one into the ral l., ossiC of his
pcvc.s.
&c .,I,Cl lat has been the means
TO- tcyl. i.'G he great man, OF Civ
hg the ava Gang impulse TO c'eqt
70, HI in lied its own ex ,teuce,
or the HE Of one great man / worth
mere in ia, world than the c, tile on
the thCasan hills The histor" OF he
eluch'@Lking neriCGr n tho worlds
advancement 's tho story % the lives
OF the men who have dominated those
epochs. The King cf France on, said
to his minister shall we interfere
in the troubled affairs OF England
mo. sire" was the reply, we will
not Interfere in England for great
man is there arisen" So, too. II might
be said that the periods in the lives
of nations that have been shameful
and disastrous. have been those per.
iods characterized by poverty of
strong men, During the middle years
OF the eighteenth century. England
suffered humiliation and disaster at
home and abroad. Then arose William
Pitt, the great Commoner, who led
his nation to victory. His name be.
came name to conjure with. Its very
mention struck dismay into the hearts
of England's enemies During the pro.
gress of his triumphs continental
contemporary exclaimed, England
has at length brought forth "A man. ="
What would be the history of Europe
during the early years of the Nine
teenth century il you were to blot out
the life OF Napoleon? How could there
have been reformation without a
Luther? What would have become of
the Revolution without our own Wash.
ington? II you want to know how
completely great life can dominate
the world, change the current of its
history and make all anew study
deeply the life of the Christ.
None should realize more fully, and
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-21
His Trade.

His Trade.
"A dentist in a way holds life to
gether, doesn't he?"
I'm what way?"
HE fills the gaps OF time"
Ships That Cross the Bar.
As a general thing the kind OF man
who is always waiting for his ship to
come in Is willing for you to buy him
u schooner OF beer Galveston News
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Logan, Utah, Sept, 10, l9Il.-The
following letters are unclaimed al
this office. Unless called for within
fourteen days will be sent to the dead
letter office at Washington ID. c.:
Brown, Miss Florence
Chappell, VIM.
Fallas, Ellis
Griffith, w. A.
Hagen. Miss Martha
Haber, Frauline Magdalene
Holmes, Miss Ernz
Jacobsen, Mr.. SEVERN
Larsen, Mr.. G. NJ.
Olsen, Mrs, Hans 4.
Joseph Odell, Postmaster.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to ali the
debtors Of the punbar.R o binso n C amp
bell company that the undersianed
has sold out the entire stock Of rner-
ehandise and expects to make a set.
tiement with the creditors OF the said
company on October IS. 1911. In or
der to do so all accounts due the
company must be paid before that
time. After that date suit will be en-
tered for the collection Of all unpaid
accounts.
JOHN @. cRlTcHLoW,
Trustee.
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IN attendance. SO 1t is earnestly re-
ouostCd that all mutual officers in
the stake attend. important matters
. oludHi"r % the coming seasons
work viii be discussed. At 10 a. m. the
meeting viii be held in the large room
of the Tabernacle and at . p. m. in
the First ward room
A meeting for the general public.
viii be held at 7:30 p. m.
Signed
JEAN THATCHER,
s23 A, Il. CRANNEY, Supts-
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NOTICE..

The regular monthly club meeting.
viii be held this evening at o'clock
sharp. Meeting is called early that no.
conflict will come with Pierrots en-
tertainment County fair reports Will
be given and other matters taken up.
Commercial.Boosters Club.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-21
M. !. A. WORKERS ATTENTION.

The Cache Stake annual NJ. |. A..
convention will be held Sunday, Sept.
2fth, in the Logan Tabernacle. yisi.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-21

You simply must see the Pierrots
at Thatcher Opera House tonight
$
Mr.. NJ. J. Golightiy of Salt Lake
City was in Logan yesterday.
s.
oHioe rooms 'or rent over Peter
'""'
MI go. -, - -
d
A $500 show at popular prices at
thatcher opera House tonight
"~
49,,
, N
pros,,,,
Loco :. v,s,,,na ~ - W
For n two dav,s o,ti,. q, p.,a
Yesterday /, seemad a I,.,,o
thar so many sbou,d no 10.
eases ON their wav 10 tho 49,,
Tn. vi,so, a..
tolls ~ S,i+ a.. c,,,.
49,,
's "0s'
'e"'q''''e's TOT 'Cacne val
For sale-One fine surrey; new rub.
hog tires and unbo,st,~ing. ,,rs, o,oss
s,.,
'"'
'nu'ie '' t''s Office,
=
The meeting Of the Ballard com
pany of the Dau ghters of the Pioneers
will meet at the home of Mrs. VIM.
II. THAN 264 West Center at 81
o'clock p m. on Thursday.
e
The |. o. o. f. did things up right
ON tnp BrlP IAN tflD. IN 0uultlOn to
taking their local organization en-
masse they carried with them the
Hyde Park band.
s.
on tao Vast o,d ,o,, ,o,,,, p;,,,.
nI.ass ra,rr, IN pan,n,,oa, na ;,
rewarded
rho management ., H.. ! yr,o na,
ing been reorested nv a n,mber q,
people Of loan ~ reneat Tho RATTLE
HYMN of the Rennb,ic bave .eoree,t.
ed to run II again ON Thursday Fri.
day and Saturday Of this week
-
Bow or Girl? Let ms know its fulI
name and date of birth. If born since
January 1907. This is something worth
while. Campbelrs Smart Sbopn On.
on Drug Co. Thatcher Claiming 20