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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-24

COR SALE-DOORS AND FRAMES,
at bargin. Apply Graphic.
Mountaineering Drug Co.-Pre-
scriptions Phone 80. "a If
While II lasts you can buy good
lumber cheap at Bluff City yard.
IS Wv
Bluff City closing stock of lum.
Der, doors, mOuldings cheap. 8 Is 2w
Robin Few is suffering with a
badly sprained knee which injury he
sustained a few days ago
Our remodeling has us torn up
considerably but we can take care of
your orders promptly.-Clevelan
Matthews Hdw. Co.
A fine baby girl arrived at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs O. II. Hardin,
No. 1412 Cherry street, yesterday af-
ternoon
Sanitary Steam pressing kills the
germs and enlivens the goods.-3e.v-
er's Dry Cleaning and Dye Works. Old
phone S61. 62S I'm
Leo Michaelis has resigned his
position with the Home Bakery and
leaves soon for Oklahoma TO join his
brother, who is in business there.
-LOST-IA Spitz female puppy An
swers to the name of SNOWFALL. Re-
turn to Knox-Walker Furn Co. and
receive reward S-22-3t
-LOST--3A Spitz female puppy An
swer to the name of SNOWFALL Re-
turn to Knox-Walker Furn Co and
receiver reward. S-22-3t
Miss Helen Rosenberg, who ull-
derwent an operation at the Flor
ence Sanitarium two weeks age, has
been removed TO her home much i'm
proved.
Still giving % per cent discount
on all Iron Beds, Davenports and
Ranges at Reap & Crawford Furn Go
Our % per cent discount sale will
h. off on everything Saturday, Aug,
19.-Reap & Crawford Furn. Co.
If you need wagon see our line
Of Florence road and delivery wag-
Observation-Disclosures Hdw, Co.
"A. H. Reeves, who recently re-
turned from Mineral Wells, Texas, is
still quite sick with rheumatism at
his home, Fourteenth avenue and Elm
street.
Our special remodeling prices
prevail. We have a few Herrick re-
frigerators and Detroit Vapor stoves
left. See them now.-Cleveland-M Mat
thews Hdw. Co.
When prescriptions or sick room
requisites are needed, promptness is
essential. Try our messenger SER
ce.-Mann-T ankersley Drug Co.
Phone so. "a IT,
Prank Byrd while working on w.
w. Byrds auto yesterday. narrowly
escaped injury when pile of waste
saturated with gasoline and oil caught
fire in the garage where he was work
ing. The fire was only few feet away
from gasoline tank containing a
large amount of gasoline. The young
man drove the car out of the garage
and then eXtinguished the fire.
William Harrison. who for two
seasons has been connected with the
office department of the ST. Louis
Compress Company in this city, has
resigned his position there to accept
more lucrative one with Taggart
Brothers cotton firm. Mr.. Harri-
sons new position is nice promote
ion for him and his excellent service
for the Compress company warrant
ed the change.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-24
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES
ARE IN SESSION

Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 23.-The
fourth day of the convention of the
American Federation of Catholic So
cieties in session here was consumed
in debates over important resolutions
and in the election of officers for
the coming term.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-24
WARNING ORDER.

In the chancery court of Jefferson
county, Arkansas
Missouri Morris, plaintiff VS.. Will
lion Norris defendant
The defendant Wilton Morris is
warned to appear in this court with
in thirty days and answer the COM
plant of plaintiff Missouri Morris.
Given under my hand and the seal
OF said court this 10th day of August
A d. 1911
G.. E. LYLE, Clerk.
5 Il "a 81 IA.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-24

j W. Sanders. the we'll known
lumberman, is quite sick at the home
OF Mrs. Mollie Smith on West Sixth
avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-24


Fire and Life
Insurance
Is not luxury
~--..' - ~ = -ss,s-f.es
1t is an actual
Necessity In your
Home or business
Wise ones have 1t,
Are you wise?
SEE
PINCHBACk TAYLOR,
Representing the best
OF the best.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-24

! Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Wilbourne
have gone TO Arlington, Tenn. where
they will visit relatives COR few
weeks.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-18
DISCOVERS /
ANIIERlIGA \

saia Mrs Milton, With bcf eSaggcrat
ed English accent "As for me. r.
"Why. mamma. you wore Just lovely
10 him every mmutew cried the girl
defending herself hHskly IF yco
weren't married. With erownup
dauehtcr people might have Thought
von were in love with him yourself
sometimes
eNonsonsen rctortcd ronny's moth
or darting a furious look ut her child.
'rhe way YOU talk shows you're net
grown up."
u always Thought he was the most
concetcd young man ! ever saw
broke IN Elinor Coolidge u could
have boxed his ears often, and Il
would have served him right ] Just
enjoy this It's like play"
well think that's real mean Of
YOU. Elnor," said Fanny. And
don't see how YOU can feel that way
lie looks so pale. II makes me sick
10 think what he's got TO 20 through,
moor fellow. and he's SO handsome.
/ Did yen ever see anything as bcauu-
ml MS he looked just now when he
went stalking by ms with his head
high and his face pale aud his eyes
] Ike blue fref'
Il certainly mover saw British
lord as handsome. They don't make
'em like that" said good looking Hen
rv van Cottcr. And then they all
laughed. all except Fanny Milton She
was wondering what Lesley Dearmer
would do II she were there instead or
tearing away toward Louisville as fast
rs an express train could carry her
As It happened, Lesley was thinking
of Lord Loveland at that very mo
ment Perhaps IL was kind Of te-
lepathv which brought her Image SO
clearly before Fanny Milton's eyes, Tor
Iosley's thoughts included Fanny.
The painting Of the great engine and
the rushing roar of the wheels had
come to have a refrain for her. Never
again-never again." she heard them
say. as If the words were shouted
spifofullv into her ears. "Neyer sec
1 him agaln-heNef hEalh. iie u i"' ~
you-forget you. Soon he'll marry
marry some rich girl"
OF course he didn't deserve happi
ness with girl he married for money
2 Yet Lesley couldn't bear to think o
| him MS miserable or disappointed Il
r life. The brilliant sparks which show
q cred past the train windows seemed Z
her like the moments she had spen
a with Loveland, moments left benin
forever now, and she could not hel
o wishing that she might live them owe
a again.
q perhaps might have helped hir
to be different If I'd tried" she said
Q herself as she watched the specks G
y fire which flashed and died. but
% didn't try. was too proud to try,
suppose. 1t was a silly kind of prld'
a for he could be-he could be such
man if he knew himself and woul
+. live up to himself"
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-18
\ LORD
4 ILGDW.EILAMID
49, -----O
CONTINUED from Last Saturday,

SIR rooHdgc half rose IN his scat
losing ms characteristic stolidity NO,
no. he returned ln "a low. decided
voice. "there must Doe no scene here,
for the ladies' sake Keep quiet every.
body"
you're right Coolidge returned
the dark. smooth faced man.
Thcn the latter BXed his eyes on
I.nvplaud with @ stare under frown.
aud the uther new man stared also,
but the three women looked away try
ing In vain to think of something easy
and natural 10 say lo each other
Val stoud for a moment stupidity Ike
boy In the schoolroom who has been
hidden 90 stand up and be stared ut
as "a punishment FOR some misdcmcan-
or lie was almost inclined TO laugh
al the msolence Of C0dwallader Hun
ter. MS a hon might laugh at a fox ter
rier worrying his foot Il was ON his
lips TO say; "What a tempest IN a tea.
pot, Surely you're not going TO be-
llrve any idiotlc tale that tuft hunt
ing ass may have trumped up about
meT
Then be passed on toward his OWL
table
There were two chairs mt Ioveland's
table placed I'm case he might choose
10 hring "a guest and he deliberately
selected the one which put him viii
his back 20 the Coolidge party. bul
he had forgotten that Major Cadwal
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-18

aaaWk
w " ~ y 'Thank you."
said Val dryly. "But whyg" He half
expected that Mr.. Millions quid pro
quo would he a promise in advance to
make Fanny the Marehioness of Love
land,
sWen, I'm coming to that in one
minute and a half. First and fore
most. let's chat about what can do
for you, Then wen get to what you
can do for me, guess thousand
dollars would come handy to you,
wouldn't it, especially if you could see
h&lf in hard cash tonlghtr
''If | saw any hard cash. as you
call it, lying in the street and nobody
eiaimed it confess l might find a
temporary use for the money" said
Loveland, The trouble is my letter
0f credit
Il know all about that letter Of cred
it just as well as ii you'd told me"
broke In MIR, Milton.
Tomorrow ii will be all right" Val
went ON.
Il wouldn't bet ON its being all right
tomorrow" said Milton. But we can
wait to talk business till the day after
IT you like, Thatn suit me just as
well. for stand to make better terms.
It's for you to say where. l can give
you my card. and you can drop round
at my club
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-18
CHAPTER IX.
EXIT LORD novELANp.

EXIT LORD LovELAND.
v OVELAND walked out of the din
ing room of the palatial hotel
hardly knowing what he meant
"a TO do.
His wish was to punish those who
had insulted him, but how was the
question ringing in his brain. A gen.
tleman could not knock down man
agement or punch its head. "a man
agement" seemed intangible, out OF
reach.
Vars first thought was to march up
TO the desk and have row" with
somebody, but an instant's reflection
showed kim that it would be more in
| accordance with dignity to go to his
own quarters and command a repre-
sentative of the management" to
come to him.
This resolve he carried out Having
| reached his room and called down
through the telephone for the man
ager, he was not kept waiting long be-
fore a gentlemanly middle aged per-
son appeared at his sitting room door.
"Are you the manager Of this ho-
tell" Loveland inquired brusquely,
81 represent the manager" the new
conner returned.
"very well, then" said Loveland.
II want you to tell me the meaning OF
this" And he indicated the typewrit-
ten letter and the two bills, which ne
had laid conspicuously on the table.
The man scarcely glanced at the pa
pers. about which he was evidently
well informed already. "The meaning
is that unfortunately we're obliged to
request that you vacate this suit I'M
mediately," he replied,
Suppose | refuse to goT'
"Oh, guess you won't do thatV
You're right" said Val. 81 wouldn'
stop here now If you paid me twelve
times as much as you want me to pay
.. YOU. And. by the way, can't pay to
night You'll have to wait till tomor
row, when can get to the-er-bank.
Pm afraid we can't wait" the 9th
er answered quickly. IF you aren'
able to nay we shall have to keep you
baggage till you do"
Lovelan6 stared. "That's little to
steep. isn't itg' he sneered. You tur
:. me out of your hotel in the most il
! sulting and unprovoked manner an
then expect me TO so somewhere els
without my luggage. Are these Amel
: lean manners with Foreigners
: "rhey have TO be with some foreign
: ers.' returned the other, smiling my
teriously.
II intend to go now, whether you lik
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-18

uf nst enid Nal oond iahe mS ma
taap with me"
oNoa can1 iote u uniess son pay
vouf bin That's ibp law and aut i'o
lice know hoW rs enfevc " " WIRE
,ou / Wmant do anftbne 20 makn u
necessary to call the rolice Once ~
thelf hauds. you mlsh be quite nWhle
pettlna ont ,ou know
Nai believed that CoaValladcf HIM
tpr had somehow conuitcd 20 hrinr
about Tits hldpous state oi nhoirs.
thouah he could moi marine how IN
tss ail Americans were rH3y 20 hand
iaeoihrt and nVenge unp a6olhcts tan
,ird wrours against "a HWnlor
"As meeare Is worth lot more
than what owe SON brre.' he said'
we uaye heard au about that Tug
reec." was The moanng rpN
aal bii his lip For thc moment h'
had forgotten FeNhamY uenehciN hn
he remembered Il now with veutiina
rage Evidently sic ,alc,>h hld pourc
forth The history of the great unpock
ina episode
"lu my opinion we shan he lucky 1
the sale OF your effects covers th'
mU." calmly won't on thc represents
tive Of The management
"a wouldn't advise your people to w
TO sell nay things" exclaimed love
land
"Thoy viii wait the customar
length Of time.'
They'd better be jolly careful wha
they do" Loveland broke In. Any
how. Pm much mistaken II | havcntI
case IN law against the hotel already
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-18

n ATURALlY 1t occurred to Val
N that the trail OF Cadwallader
Hunter must have reached as
4 far as the Beverly household,
and almost he found it in his heart to
respect man with executive ability
to accomplish 50 swift, SO sweeping
50 secret n revenge
The cid fellow must have had q
busy iay," LoVeland thought. hah
amused on top Of hunger aud discour-
sycment. lie pictured the major run
ming lithely about since the snuh az
lunch time up to the last moment be-
fore dressing for dinner pretudielng
an the frienis made ON board the
Mauritania against the EngiShman
~ whom he had proudly introduced
them,
And, besides, one must grant GER
tain eleNerReSS 70 a brain able 10
weAve grounds Of prejudice against
| ne~Soa-nSv. a erSonage-tmportant
ana unlmrcNchahlc. as Leveland con-
/ SsacxN>a himself 10 he How Cadwal-
laaer Hunter had done II Val could
/ not imagine, But that the mysterious
thing which had been done was the
majors work he dSd not doubt
IevelSNd had eoascieon00Sly as
,rsNatca all the letters in the latter
n,,Sa and had put the waldorf, Astoria
haty@ as a New Yerk addreSS on his
visiting cards, New, owing To ontorSN
Ss>ea circumstances (an9ther name for
the majors viNdtctiNeNeSsA, that ad'
arSSS was his ~ l0Nser, When peo'
ME called, as nc deWht they would do
Tomorrow, they were likely to hNd
that he had vanished into space, Yes
without Doubt the best thing he could
a. was u call toRigAt at one OF the
A,aaSes where he hSd alighted in the
sssexrNaa. lie would walk to the near
sSt eases hut. ROW he came TO think OF
il, which was the nearcSt- and oi
! which was he certain that he eeult
rea,epalser the Ssreet and nunAOer9 liz
NreSs, 0ver the eight or nine names II
his head and tseasht that he hsri KEEP
them al Ssvatght> but to save his liz
Ae eSNla net SAY which number whie'
Strccs, apsscStSiHea TO which person,
, TAfs was a dIloNASs,a, altao'St a ealatN
isy, lsat enc SSllrcSS seemed te S'an'
ent NegN-e Hrs eyes \ number in FIN
aVNssuA and he thought il MSS Mrs
AaSAa wlse lsvsa tAeyS> The house wa
, a handsome one at \ corner, lie ha
SanssrNSs It. Sna as il was not far "
town Ae w@al9 not hare t0oSc than
mile u trsVR@ lie could SStl max
, his Visit SO& tel his p1ttfal tale b.
fore 10 e'cl-~>~
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-18

lader Hunter was not one of that par
ty and might wander at viii to any
part of the dining room Presently he
did begin to wander, stopping to talk
with another group of people, then
with another, and so on, always on
his way somewhere else.
A polite waiter had slipped menu
into the hand of Loveland, who re-
garded the decorated square Of card
board as If 1t We're fetish to preserve
him from evil. But If he had deigned
to let his eye follow Cadwallader Hun
ter he would have seen that each
group Of people glanced with furtiye
curiosity at him; stared, whispered,
stared again and afterward signaled
each other from table to table.
Cadwallader Hunter prided himself
on knowing all the people who were
worth knowing wherever he went. He
had dined early because he had been
minded to show himself rather late at
the first performance of new comedy
by the brilliant young playwright, Sid
ney Cremer, but now he found himself
appearing on the stage and acting al
most leading part in drama a hun
dred times more exciting than he could
see at any theater. He went straight
from the restaurant to the long row of
desks in the hotel Office for a heart to
heart talk with the clerk he had Inter
viewed in the morning. Then, having
made the impression and obtained the
assurance he desired. he searched for
other acquaintances In that vast deco
rative corridor of marble, facehously
known as Peacock alley"
Meanwhile Loveland ordered his din
ner, though not quite as carefully as
he would had it not been for the dis
agreeable little incident which he tried
to forget as if 1t were but one more
in the series of pin pricks AS he had
no money at present to pay for 1t III
thought he might as well drown his
vexations in champagne and asked fol
bottle of the brand he liked bes
without even inquiring the New fori
conception of its price
As the waiter would have gone of
with the order Val called him bacl
on a sudden thought. do you know
the names Of the people at the tabl
where | stopped"
"Yes, sir" replied the man. "Thc.
are very well known here. We oftel
have them dining and lunchlng. MI
Coolidge is millionaire. He and III
daughter are Just back from Europe
and Mrs. and Miss Milton too"
'Yes, yes,p said Loveland impatient
ly. 81 know all that But the others!
"oh, the smooth shaved gentleman
with the black hair and promlnen
eyes he's Mr.. Milton, Mrs. Milton
husband rather a gay sort OF gentle
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-18

uao. maeme rsl ot Il ma lbr'Nin,
hmtN m d. mmlye uWsN iic
MipH saN h.bNed lmi ll@ would
iasisi ulnN h| aNynf an uWhi lu
ihUN h0use, alsa that loaa sNntlcht
10 Nas hla hojta ldll om iV,lvHn hla
MarAet miNH le sorie'tcl
fle lNtsevi 20 uhasp pom oll hlH
Wcrs Nas so sNih0s aaa apparently
Va ue to ceNfNs ihul lhc mvlF
thaunht WAS q NAuiiHH voe'lal Vel
WNlhra mNiAN h0tk Mle tlnh a,cnec
ANA asltl iW sea-, IN the hts man NJ
mt n, tooa lNlt aymW d'vnl
nrA stNss ana With l1w rhV@ntesi
anu lfateua lau ne lbe slgw ot lhe
l,,Aeqlss haNse lhc nNNlet ot whbh
Naa natonM le NNeR m his wmoiN
lho,a Wooa 8ebls m oN thc window"
0f ,Ae lWn loNpc noef- NNd as hc
,ra,sa tl,e tbVjth hcd hc saw a
shadow era Nei0as ihc Aalt ,wNeNaNnt
sat Vnfjalns = shatoW Which was NNe
ialat Silhouette ot A,Mnn ittlc Madee
ReNvrlN
olts all tleht ahoN're a home
thank 4r,aam,ss," hc said to hiniselt NS
me wauca tor uic aoor ,e opcM ona
sensa of calm NNl lrfns nsN WeN him
With the assamucc thal his TROUBLES
wcis ,Nvr ai l0st
\ apea, SERVANT was soon tramc'
aeain@t a ,.elloW background uf chcor
fall aielN. ana ut eeur slisiaNeN sfcee-
,sa In shadow. lhe man Who bad fol.
AeNs,a lya,sAand waited oncc motc
with ,s,taaiA anxiety ~ h's cAes.
Nal mouiea for Nh and Mrs. Rcv
crAv. aAey NVlp as hou4e said ehe
servant In thc '3Nms roon" with a
Marty II W3aiNcs NAe had eon,c IL
/ ,,,lcomc ,hcn back UUVr thcir visit 60
| lcarol,e. lf thc ecatcmon wonM s'cn
4 inlo thr reception upom and sc1,d op
his cafgl Ar ana AIRS. nc,elly wood
ne doula hc clown Ia a e,lnetN
sRnt whrn lioAalc aiV at homo one
aecsny sc0a in ones card" said loro-
! land. Arguing accorlme 10 English
NaVs. ''gcll your nHsicr and miSlr'S~
that Lori lovclaua has calca but
viii not kccp them aone trom theit
fgfonds." said Nal EroWine impatient
eearr Tho mans marrow loek
The servant tsScntrt1 The suggestion
] that ms A ff'cc man IN n ftcc country
/ nc could have a master and mis,f'sS.
Ana a Lord Anybody soOadCd Hike a
practical iolye 10 him, Tor though he
had hcCan by tcNg a Sw'e,le he haO
1,ecn on American since he was short
coaita However. hc WINS well train
cd. according to his llchts and the lam
liz traditions OF The BeVcTlys, hC
nsNorca the practical Joker into :
handsome dcawlne room aud vanished
upSsa,rs TO explain the odd young sen
, sleman who never announced himself
with cards
, The servant returned with grave
face. Indeed. IL could not have beet
! ! more solemn il he had come to broal
. the news that an Lord Iovcland's sur
4 Vivine relatives had persisted togcthe
l in a holocaust
/ Mr. and Mrs. Beverly are very sor
Q ry, sir" said the man, "but they an
1 too much engaged to sec anybody to
+ | night"
D Val rose haughtily. "rll trouble yo'
h to open the door" he said as the serv
ant stood petrifed. And SO once nor
! Lord f.oveland was thrown upon tn
hospitality Of the streets The nittin
+. shadows were gone from the windows
which stu glcamed cheerily. But the
were dark TO the outcasts heart
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-18

sssrsasssasNIszH=.szsa=
We vaned mat aud h Nhs by nm
fhoii that tlt m8A of ihp shadows .hrpt 1
him m slllu. fof Nata lers Wctc lonr
nnd hls Wrto NOT tai he dla not con
ttNe " cllhu olrse enough 10 sve tall
aruto sMVl, dcscrhd hleht vt stone
Steps aN1pa Wlih alcu hNpfuhpss =
bw moawnis carlcr
This umr lhve was n discouraged |
eresN 81 the mad anil shoulders, q
Aiusalng hesitation h tho palt which |
ecensa ln slew Tint the WHndccf did
noi enuW what his ncSl mevc unghl
10 hc
Al lest thc watcher dccidcl that he
haa waited long enough Thu hneNsh
,nan Eaa ,vo,Ar "a jhc rnd ~ his ,ethcr
A., Was u,Va on and sick at heart IN
6irt p,cclsciy Ia ,hc moml which the
mh,t had hcun patiently expecting.
io,eland walked away FROM the
hnnso Whrfr Mrs Auson was "Eiring
dinner PARTY anil peyVtnd Tint she
Waa unable TO tccrlve VISITORS y jim
isaNnivuph's rNra' CoNh W be that
eadNaaaacr nun,etA rnmclos had
Normcd themselves rOad thi mdN's
stmnathles Nlso, or WAS the dismissal
noa,hr colmrldencA lRe that Ot the
MNN2
'S,ooi r,cnme," sold the mon who
haa caught Un with him. speaking
somewhat htsaihlcssly, hut Ia n
niaudly volce
VI was dining Ncar yoa at the Wal
aaF Astoria" oNllamvd tho unknown
'soAw i.eyeland sold "Nou We're
With the I,,olaces. ! remember" The
,e,s ~ his v0rs horan o tinglc
"NlN names Mpon," the short, dark
man introduced himself i've been
trylNg to catch yoN Up for some time.
know vnu met my wife aud daugh-
tor an the Mnurcianla, That's why l
was anxious to make YOUR acquaint
nncc
foyclana laughcd You're the first
,,crsen >lncc / left the shin who has
,eanicel io malc g." he rctortcd And
"a struck mo this evening that neither
Mrs Aar Miss Milton was keen on
keeping IT,
Miss Milton Is child" answered
] Miss NntonS Father 'Shc darcn't say
hcr Soul's hcr own if her mother says
d isn't. ANA Mrs. Milton has reasons
( over anl ahnvc what amy one else may
havc Cor not wanting 10 know you in
front of mo-"
"cvcr ana ahove what amy one cls'
maN haNc$" Nal repeated, lost in sar
prise az This tumiag "Nsy shoul'
she or amy one have REASONS for no
wanting to KNOW meF That's ih'
ihmg I should Ike 10 lind out Fer
hals yo0'a be good enough to cxplail
tAe mystery If you can. What ha
Major Cadw,lladcr Hunter been doinl
TO nut an New York against meg
"Se far as can see, it wasn't tn
major who set the ban rolling, though
Of course. he'd like people TO think h
was on 70 Il from the first And
seems he heard you give yourself
away bit to a girl one day ON shil
board. or says he did. But let's nc
discuss that now. What You are Q
what you did before you stepped o
hoard the Maunetania Is nothing to m'
The game you and | are in together
as it's up to ME to show you, is this
You're in pretty bad scrape. and 20
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-18
Continued Next Saturday,

The range OF torpedoes has heen
81 adually Increased within the last few
years. and the year just past has seen
the range extended TO four thousand
yards. AT the same time the accuracy
has been greatly Increased.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-18

want to get out
Of it. Is that
true or isn't it?"
"Yes. it's true
enough" admit
ted Val. But
that's not the
question. r.
Excuse me, 1t
is the question
where Pm con-
cerned l don't
20 back on that.
l don't want to
know anything or
be in, anything
else. l can help
you out Of your
fix. That's what
I'm here to do"
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-18

half apelogcsicallyl invited him ~
visit at their house in cSrS SVoao>
They were rich or rschiSh, though with
a trail of trade behind tAcs0. Sna the
girl was pretty or prcttyish,
lie had cannily rcsaStd the invita-
ton, plcadlng many cNgSgcNs,asS ar
,icult TO keep IL visiting, 0at ne could
easily explain the hate call by lightly
recountlng the story ef his naaS1ez.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-18

II 7 have and in
Justice | ought 10
have I slallpro
coed"
The othc r
smiled Tor the
first time 81
don't expect that
any OF as viii lie
awake mig hts
worrying" said
he.
Loycland tried
to crush the man
with n look, but
he was not 50
easily abashcd.
"l've said all ]
want to sa y
now" Val in
formed him lcily
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-18
TO CURE A COLD m ONE DAY

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Tablets. . All druggists refund
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