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ianbt g170 Bn. Warft ftetia. Grport nelier
no. 2 69l5c I. ob. idpimmenb.
6oFer.- 9nfutr T0,775 s3u., gerianot
- Bn gaarft itetie. etanbarb ipeh
ssr Fe 80. 2 wsiber 4711z, SO. 8 4sKe,
Ro. 4 46c.
Seu tft ieft. grtma l45e. 30. 1856
l45c, Ho. 2 I20--t30c, 80. 8 $3.50!
Hopfen lift feft. state 1910, orosndrer
biS dolce 80--32e; 1909, 22- -27e; gaeifie
Goaft 1910, oroinarer BIS 6oics 3o-32e,
1909. 2i-24c.
Sdute ftub ieit. Central Ameriea
20I<e, Begpta 2lA--22kc.
2eber III felt. 6emfod 24L--27e.
Borf 1T feft. Samtla $is.0o--19 90,
fbort clear sl5.5o-l7.o0. Nes $3.50
1900.
SECT IN fen. TamtTu si2 .0o--12.50,
Nes t10.50--11 90, geefsshtnten s2S 90
80 90, Berpaat s12 .0o--l2.50, Gitp EXTRA
Snbia Mes SIS .00-15.5o.
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Ties, 10 BITS IA 8funb, 10 - l3c. DO. .Shuis
tern 6L--SAe, DO. Shtnter 14c.
shmasB LIT ftetia. Ttoble Deit primo
30 80 - 8.70 Ttffintrtes III rubte. Con.
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| TIE.
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Gouutru 5s4-s4c.
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eeIbes $5.53-5.8O.
getr ofea m TIT 'tetta. HafEuirtes Sen
ncrt s7.25, ghilaoelpbia nHo Baltimore
81 .25. bo. In Salt 1878.
DoIIe In rubis. Bomsftic SIee.s Gbtc
27c.
oar, tH rubis. elraines, seposnIi1ea
Bis autes $3.50.
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Ret IN Hstis. Ginbetmtih.r 2sS-5e,
| Eatnd 5I%-Sc
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| Settfe, outer sis dolce. 35-5oc.
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| 1T feit. Gut 2eaf Gas. Gruihes 6.35
NolIe ~" 6.00c, @ubes 5.90c. 8omoeres
5.s0e, granutcteb 5.s5e. diamond n"
5.65, gonfeetiouers n" 5.50t. 80. $50
70. 2 545e. 80. 3 $40, SO. 45.35e, 70.
5.30e. Ro.s 5.25c, 80. 5.20c, Qo.
5.l5e, SO. 95.10c, 30. 10. 5.05t. No. Il
5.O0c. go. II 4.s5:, no. Is 4.9o:. go. l.
4.90s.
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WV " 30. .NHtt-
msst. - Der mar.i III feit. s9iut.r
Satsuts 90. .60--825, ,stratahts 3.40--4. so.
Sprius 8rtents bea.f $40. straisbts
A.lO-480. Sassrs s34o--i5).
Bstssn. - Fir SuIi s7& - 8sc. am
ShIub s7slc; far September 89ez-99s<c,
am saIus 901.c: fir December 93%-
sSXc, amshtas 1915; fir Rat s7s4-SSK
ant Sdltus csc.
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am eHIuB s21kt: farSeptember s314-S4t,
am enIus Sac fur Defender 81 -
sisIe, an ShIus sls&e fir Moi 63H--
63Zc. am 5hfub 687kc.
SAFER. -Fir seotenber 40H-ii nc.
am ShIus 4le: fir December 48IS--4+He.
am StEus 43ISe; fir Rat 46& - 47c.
am shIuB4s1sc.
Speaeu. - ~. . 3l--slLc.
BerFts. - sat. Futt.rs.rfs s0-70c,
quite Bis toie. RatsserFts so-l0He.
Tlahs u.-No. | G.w. 2l5Xe.
Ro. | q. s3. 223e
1t mt siaan.H. Rsuer 800
1900 usr Gentner.
aketaamsn.-s95o-l6.5o 50 per Gent
ner.
Respor,. -sl7.s7k-t7.5o per 8bl
/ FUR 5eptembsr si7.20-l7.45, am ShIui
$l7.27k. far sannar sis.l0-ls.?71a. an
/ Stlus sl627l<.
SAmal,. so per 100 9funs. 10,
{ September S5.57x - S.65. ant S6Iui
ss.57k; fir SaHuar $3.50 - s-55, an
50 s52k.
/ shsrt Rtus.rf.tteu ao'e 81. II
i-s.s2L per 100 1fune. Tar Septem
! Der Ss.70--s77IS. am SaIus sS.72k III,
/ Sauuar s3.22k-s.s5. am ShIus s832K
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! pdtt. ss.37 $40.
Butter. - Rarss ftstig. Greamsrp q
-25c, Daira ls-22e.
et.r - Rar.. ftstis 5rii&s l52 -
( lie psr Tustro.
aaIs - Rar,s itetis. Cream llH-
l3Lae per 2fune.
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Gigeuoaos.m .mstlea.
.cYn n .Ii0S tu7gA .lttis Nismt.. i7fo<,
s.,..;. is |baSs x siu sss .iso f t.. f..


90. DeWte nh 0uttu u NeS Dsn
@efb on eaIs mar mtats sn 2I--2h%.
( Vrima WsfHdftspapisrs wareeH W A.
--lk& ssssonttrt.
Gterlina Gr&anse IN itetts. -
eiAt ~ f4ss1s anS 60 Gage gu A.s4.
1unbes,Dbttgnttcnen waren ftt'
tic u,sb murbsn rpis foIgt auottrt:
Nsr. staaten Rtfunbtng ~ 1904
seb.. ~ reaitrtrts ns25) ilsA lio,
3rupcns ll8N--ii5, So resiftrtrts lOlL
.-lOak, Geupons lol seb., ganama eou'
peHs 2x i00--l00I.
Tie Wew g)srfer Annter taben $ls ,35l,'
600 msfr Reierpe an nano ais bic erforosr'
lteben 25g ner Depoitten.
Mffieu Bleih poH Der Grot''
runa an mar Der Warit feff uno bte Greiis
ftisaen stspas. Ter tlmias aber mar ieb'
esrfna. Orr Marst idhIob iietis-
Nanftsheube Ruris muroeH Don Der iStss
ma srwin, UaIman 4 So. as. 2@s--1s1
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Riubuie lie beTereu Stiere
waren ieit im Beetle uro ftieaeu um %
50r per 100 gfuno, bic oewohnliabeu aber
bIieben ftetla Gto6ers uno Seeeers iuur.
ben nur uenis sesaaft uuo itHo ftsii1 i'm
9rstIe.
eansr. stiese &5.25-s.25, srtra s6.85
$40, fantu -. C4isn tl.5o-475,
sgirati 90. SIeH6srttsrs s3,75-5s0,
eysra $500 - $40. eslfsrs s2 50---5. IS,
ertra $5.90--8.01. Rate tl50--4.65. srtrd
t4.50--4.75, Ganners 4l25-2. 20, Gto6srs
une Sssesrs $s.75--525
Buile en- Ter Rarti mar beuts rpil.
!ts uuo bic 8retie anaeftbr btsieIbsu ais
am porieen Samtaa
Wassrs ano tsi1ts ~ 50-s.s5. Bologna
ss.65-A.I6. sEsrs s4-26--4.Ss, tetss oaueu
t425--4.s5.
WtIhfabe-Sn Der perfoiieneng9ot, Il,
uarsn bic BefAdfte iebr ianglam uue s;t
gret'e uuaereaeI.
Grira $50 0o-55 90, a,1ts bss auserlsien,
s25 0O-450o, oreindre bis CUTE 5000
ROO
ber. - Ter Narft mar beui,
i6wa1 une bic Breiie iteheu Rrn 81 90
-l.50 nutr osnen pom uoriaen Gamftag.
Crotrare uno arose 83.00-S.00. fair BID
xHlk lktWkf 1o.pp--D.Dps s1kf2 10 ID IN
AAltss In ben NcmmsHen.cnuTsrn -
Jansp 7e, prima b1 aussrlefeus 5k -
Sfe. erttnars 4-5c.
? Ont ttue,-- Jis -3nfuhv mar hegt
siem!tt aros. bic Raafrass cine CUTE uni
eersR art fart.
gnte Bic aassrItIsns Berya6unass rni
6Isif6srisrtsw s725-7. 30. semiTA.s Ser
pa6snastcr S7l5-T.25. sretndrs bi.
asssrlefsrs fApsrs 'ssts Saas t5.O0-s 20
Osass % $3.50, IrAfe Nerfawetiort.,
81 .l0-7.3o. ssrssI son lilo pfuue uHs ps
niger A50-7.o0
Gdsfsuns admmsr. Ter Bar,
mar beute fiau uHo itpa4 une eie Breii
grsie itehen um 50-7sc unter bensn pcn
roriaen Samitas
SAaFe.- Grtra S. &o-3.5o. quite bis aus
srlefens ~ 7S-3.40, oreiudrs Bic quite 81 81
--c.50, etods 5hafs S3.O0--S60, 5xbrIias
q. rs <75.
aammer. -5rabiabrs edmmsr ertra 81 90
sute bic auserl.iens $500 ~ SIS. orbi
mare Biz suss 500, c,--t.75 guas $40
500.
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Rem BORT. 80 SuH.
9inu mar hente fIau ju S4l.4o - 4l.90
uus eupier Tau sa.e su $l2.75 - 1900.
eleetroIpttic m sI2 62L-l2.75 uuo Ga
fsina III sl2 37H-l2.5o. SIsi nar ruhis
M 81 45 - ass; spelter rabie ,u $50
$50 siisn mar ruhia. 30. 5ouHers
9orssern ~ $500 - I5.2s. Ro. DO. ~
&l4. .75-l500. 30. Seuttern une Ho. /
geutssru loft ~ STATS -1525.
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Vltaes, %. JUN.
NtatStsl. Sesses %. 10 - ! rs,
Ieyas Ctisrs 81. 40-sl0 usfHAs etisrs
o4.o0--8.l0. ste6srs urs 1sshsss % 90
SIS. AnAs ans 6sifsrs q. les So. AaIber
95.50--S.00. Nar.t itstis.
C4pshae. - e,iats 16.8o-T.35. ss.
miiAts 1s7o--7.s5. i4ssre %. .45-7 30.
saule $50 - $40. auto bis suSsrleIsxe
f1psrs e6.70--7.30 s.rtsl e6.4 40 - 100.
Narft ftefts bis 81 btbsr.
eAAfe anb tmmer.-SAase: Gin,
lsiMti1s o. 50--t o.. pseit1s t2. 60. 25,
sl1sItRse t3.9o--5l5.
1Amasr. - eiHisimifAe 43.75--7. 10,
usAiiAs 3A.50-7.l5 Jsartt inwaH.
9sfstr - Ninspisb 200. S6peias
1000, GAAfe une cav ner 5000.
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3ufuhr anb Berfanot udbrenb ben per,
HoFsnsn "a StunbeE, ueraEtaeu NIT ben
uorhergebeuosn Tager, parsH Die FoIat
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I'm bisiisen DeIbmarste bat yiA ble Sis
tiutipn nur menig perdnnert. Tie Nahs
frage mad IarIeben bat iih uiht 9ebcteu
Mrp bts Banten baben mebr als gettnsenDs
Eunos an pnnb. Bon ben Banfen Iunrbsn
Daglebsn ,,on edu" ~ az - ~ aus
ssttebsu uno Gel9dftspopttrs 81 6H--6S
oislontirt. Jm ofiensn Nartte Durbsn Dars
tebtn on eau" ~ 3l + uns auf 5eH ia4
--4L$ plarirt.
GjsAist sni nss Dsss
uurbsn ,u Bart srpiihen Bdnien persauft.
Tie Gcuntsrrate betrast Doe prxMh pes
$1,000.
DareH ftetis. - oeuse fins ets felssssen
lucsirunsen tn 6eri9ten:
per e, 20 Taae Sidt, $4.541-4.S34 yer
Norts faaeg gidf. 5I2L-5i5 Francs per9 LOO
DO Tuas Glbt, bi7E E-52o Grancs per 500:
fiir Dsutlcblanb Rage 5s6t, Wsrt 05<e
bo. 60 zaee Si9t, elLs.
Documentary Uius aaf eonben rurbsn
III 44.B7L. euf Glasgow ~ e4.62L une
auf BsIfoit ~ $4.8s psrtauft.
cssbss-rsnssnssss
ra5ts ans itstIs. DIE Bansen auotiren nss
islsf:
Gtnlaus. Bsysanf.
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BIZ Bonos, 1918 ....... .l0iM lOzH
2a Bonbs, 1880. ..i0oss lolZ
~ paudna ...... 100 iU0H
xissTtna osais timfass.
Der timiat sm ateisaen 0tsarlneha aus bes
Issf fiN heute ouf "a, ,c22 $50. Tie tlmiase
Der psrHoiiensn WoAe beltsfsu fit amf
$ll,7i4.l0O, seaen s2a, ,0lo,750 In Der for
reironcireuoen Do6e oes porisen Jabres.
xsssi.esmritatsn.
Sn ben fesien Iaeeu Der psriioiisnen
Mode rudren bic Gsfdafie stmas Iebbdftss
unD Bite pretIe einieer Hapssre etuas bobsr.
Cine. Gas & GIeetrie 60. Mstien infcfisx
~ seI une Gine. 4suport & Con. 6. &
1r. com. III IS ssbotsn. Ameriean Houins
Wtu com. ruaren efuas aeoriidt Ute n06,s
fisbeHcen 8eridafs fiHo ~ bsrintsn:
On les Usris.
Fiss Call
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Va Hstssr Cities Gsrpice nfe.............. stss
Ra4itsbsnbe rabeus pom TN bisfissn
Marft beftnbliHen Bonos uno Kitten siskt
bic oifisseuen Guotirunsen an:
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artttt.
Shuiteriunes (eine seihentte 81
Garre rauhsub): yaobIsn that tie rpie
unier Mstitsr uno beiBsu tbut fie rpls
ieine Glte."
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II m tsineu greis.

I m telnen Yrets,
SER, i'd nil gle bier i'm 2oidl
ntda bloBitslsn; foIgsn Sic mir duf
rem 6pi - gle trtsseR cine Sbrfsiss
ron mir"
ngsi Der SdIte - aiat aEi
2Epanaia."
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NAh EfNiNAt --kS4lkSbA &AAbIh 1AANl
Maurer ourh ben sriinen Jriespors
hang. riitIings tns Shlofsimmer
Sic bIieben bintsr psm Stoff itil
itehen.
4bal =. Der DGhter fam. bic in,
5lur neben Der 9aDsntbir ansebrahte
aontruluhr itehen -. llno Grfpin
aramsr grinite bon Nsuem. tpisippbI
bic Repolperminbuna isinem 5aupts
obermuls benenstih aabe riitts j..
Rid; go. SEPT itah Der Mann Dol
Der gbur bic llbr elm uHp bate tsins
Ibnurs, bab Der, beFen GteeHthum
sr bepahen foIIts, osripeilsn bier orir
pon 9anotten beorpbt uno um Iues
gs6rant ipuroe
rWir perosn Sic bauu Elm biB6en
feTtmohen." fagte Der, Der nebeu
feinem gett fab, der Siderheit bal.
ber. nno odmit SbrsgeriiherungB
aeisnfhuft audi slaubt, oab gle ria,
tis bsitoblen itnb'
Ssst Iadts Der Ginbreaer Elm big.
den b5buiid. uRo Der SupeIier, BEN
ploBlit cine Soes ourt ben appi
ihoB. itimmie in oieiss 2aheu Elm.
.Sa, Die pero' ih ntdt fhIstt lei.
men. -. bdtten friibsr tommsn iOl=
len, Sic uno Sbre aoIssen! =. Do
bate ib boppelt 10 pisl ouf Eager
befonoers an 8rinanieH! :"
rShobe," meinie Der 9aunsr, sir
MAIDEN Sic am Gnbe nod Elm sutei
0efh6ft! -" Gr badte nah. sd
lpiu Shnsn sttras iaGen. Mr. aramsr
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3Dan5ts!'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-03


mitter which would cause the person
at the other end of the line to shrivel
under it's heat But he was politi-
clan of long training. and he knew
that such blasts were sometimes ex-
pensive treats. 1t might be well to
hear what his enemy had to say. But
as to going to see him-that was out
of the question.
81 do not" he thundered-"I do not
care to continue this conversation. If
If you wish to see me. after what
has taken place between us. am will
ing. in spite of personal repugnance.
to grant you a brief interview. My
servants will admit you here at 8
o'clock tomorrow morning. But | tell
you now that your interference with
this appropriation matter is as useless
as it Is ridiculous and impudent. 1t is
of a piece with the rest of your con-
duct"
'tAll right. Heman. all right" was
the calm answer II don't say you've
got to come I only say guess you'd
better. I'm goin' back to Bayport to-
morrer early. And If was you I'd
come and see me tonight.
81 have no wish to see you, nor do
care to talk with you further. That
appropriation
Maybe it amt all appropriation"
Then l cannot understand
81 know. but understand. I've
come to understand considerable many
things in the last fortni't There.
or1ek hnl sr1%0 81 ses
er. I've been clear out to Frisco and
back in eleven days, and l got cold in
those blessed sleepin' cars. r.
The receiver fell from the congress
mans hand. 1t was a difficult object
to pick up again. Heman CROPPED for 1t
in blind, strangely inadequate way.
Yet he wished to recover it very much.
wait. Waitr' be shouted anxiously
I'll dropped the Are you there,
Whitaker? Are you Oh. yes.
didn't Did you say-er-Frisco?'
Yes. San Francisco. California. I've
been west on a little cruise. Had an
interestin' time. It's an interestin'
place. Don't you think SO? Well. In.
sorry you can't come. Good night"
'Waitp' faltered the great man. az
I-let me think. Cyrus. / do not wish
to seem-er- arrogant in this matter.
1t is not usual for me to visit my
constituents. but-but-I have no en-
gagement this evening. and you are not
well. and Hello! sSAre you there z
Hello. Why. under the circumstances.
think Yes. will come. I'll come
-er-at once"
The telephone enables one to procure
cab in short time. Yet to Hemau
Atkins that cab was years in coming.
He paced the library floor. his hand to
his forehead and his brain whirling. It
couldn't be. 1t must be coincidencel
He had been an idiot to display his
agitation and surrender SO weakly. And
yet-and yet
The ride through the storm to the
Regent hotel gave him opportunity fer
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-03

Side splitting hun1or and fear
compelling p0thos struggle for
supremacy in this delightful ro-
nance of Cape Cod, written by
son of Cape Gods own sandy
soil. Read of the old sea cap
tain vho has returned to spend
the remainder of his days among
his boyhood friends read of
the quaint little watf who came
to him unbfdden and of the place
she won in his heart; read of the
pretty schooIteacher, the sancfi-
naonfous congressman, the grown
mp boys Asaph Tfdditt and Bal
ley Bangs; read OF Ketur0h and
C0p'n Josiah Dinlick and Lem
Nyrfck and all the other quaint
folk of Bayport and you will
find entertainment a-pLenty.
There was only one Charles
Dickens, but in character de-
IfneGtion Joseph c. Lincoln has
a touch worthy of the master.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-03
SYNOPSIS.

Congressman Heman Atkins wants 20
buy Cy Whittaker's place. Cy unexpect-
sdly returns to his boyhood home.
Every one in Bayport venerates and fear
Atkins except Cy Atkins opposes the selec
ton of Miss Phoebe Dawes as teacher.
Cy champions Phoebe Dawes agains4
Atkins, and she is elected teacher Cy en-
cages Mrs. Beasley as housekeeper.
Cy discharges Mrs. Beas1ey Emily Rich
ards Thomas, aged eight, arrives at Cy's
place.
:. She is an orphan and. has come to live with
him, although he did not invite her to do so
CY Is furious, but he grows fond of her and
keeps her. He nlcknames her "Bos'n,'' and
she learns to love him.
Miss Phoebe Dawes and Captain Cy say,
Emily from an ugly cow. The captain adj
mires the teacher.
Captain Cy, to help Phoebe, decides to run
as candidate for membership on the schoo
Captain Cy invites Congressman Atkins
to Emi1yrs birthday party, and the law
maker decides to accept.
Congressman Atkins gets severe shock
when he learns the last name and identity
of the girl Emily. A mysterious stranger
arrives at Cy Whittaker's place.
The stranger attacks Miss Phoebe, and
Captain c. rescues her after scene of con-
siderable violence.
gresham Atkins makes tie mysterious
stranger his friend. The latter turns out to
be a drunkard. one Thomas, who is the
father of little Emily. Captain Cy is defeat
ed for school commissioner.
A fight occurs between Captain Cy and
Thomas. Legal troubles arise over Captain
Cy's guardianship. of Emily.
Miss Phoebe visits the Widow Beas1ey.
Phoebe investigates some matters pertain
ing to the past.
Captain Cy goes to Washington regarding
serious matters affecting Congressm an
Atkins.
Captain Cy interviews Congressman Ever
dean and makes amazing discoveries affect
ing the honesty of Atkins.
(CnTifinun6l
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eu TO say Jusr woro. Youn ler me
say a word. won't you?"
This was more like it. This was
more nearly the tone in which Mr. At
kins was wont to be addressed It
was possible that the man. recognizing
the uselessness of further opposition.
desired to surrender
81 cannot" declared the honorable,
understand why yeu should wish to
speak with me. We have very little
in common. very little. I'm thankful
to say. However. / will hear you
briefly. Go on"
Much obliged. Well. Heman.
only wanted to say that thought
maybe you'd better have little talk
with me. I'm here at the hotel. the
Regent. You know where it's. pre-
sumo likely. guess you'd better come
right down and see me-
Heman gasped. actually gasped with
establishment.
81 had better come and see you? l.
Well, sir-well. | am not accustom-
3D.
81 know. but think you'd better
It's dirty weather. and I've got cold
somehow or other. amt feelin' quite
up to the mark. so l cal'late I'll stay
in port much as can. You come
right down. I'll be in my room. and
the hotel folks II tell you where tits.
I'll be waitin' for you"
Mr.. Atkins breathed hard. In his
present frame of mind he would have
liked to deliver blast into that trans
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n Il
perfect boarding house back
home There they serve Heman hot
for breakfast and dinner and warm
him over for supper. All right; / can
wait"
The conversation wandered from
Buenos Aires to Frisco and back again
until the cigars and coffee were reach
ed. Then the congressman blew a
fragrant ring into the air and from
behind 1t looked quizzically at his
companion.
We'll" he observed. 80 far as that
appropriation of yours is concerned''-
He paused and blew a second ring.
Captain Cy stroked his beard
''Um-yesr he drawled. Nov that
you mention 1T seems to me there was
some talk of an appropriation
Mr.. Everdean laughed.
I've been making Inquiries he
said. ST saw the chairman of the COM
mittee on the pork bill / know him
well. He's a good fellow. but
''Yes, know. I've seen lots of poll
ticians like that. They're all good fell
iers, but If ] was in politics I'd
make law to cut but out of the die
tionary."
We'll. this chap really is good fell
low. I asked about the 100000 for
your town. He asked me why ! didn't
go to the congressman from that dis
trict and not bother him about it.
said perhaps ! would go to the con-
gresham later, but / came to him
first
''Sartin. Same as the Teller with a
sick mother-in-law stopped in at the
uhdertaker's on his way TO call the
doctor. All right: heave ahead
well. we had a rather long con-
versation. ! discovered that the Bay
port item was originally included in
the bill. but recently had been strick-
en- out"
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CHAPTER XXI.

%lHE purple had left Congress
man Atkins face, but the
speechmaking habit is not like
Iy to be broken.
Cyrus Whitaker" he stammered.
have you been drfnking7 Your Ian
guage to me Is abominable. Why
permit myself to remain here and lis
ten to such
.'If you'll keep still I'll tell you why.
And IL was you ! wouldn't be too
anxious to- find out This everlastin'
cold don't make me over and above
good tempered. and when 1 think OF
what you've done to that little girl. or
what you tried to do. have to hold
myself down tight-fight-and don't
you forget it! Now you keep quiet
and listen. It'H be best for you. He
man. Your cards amt under the table
any longer. I've seen your hand. and
/ know why you've been playin' It.
/ know the whole game. I've been
west, and Everdean and ! have had a
talk .
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(Continued)
CHAPTER XIX.

II ANT. hey?" queried Cyrus
of the congressman. You
wouldn't be popular at our
perfect boarding house back
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Congressman Heman Atkins wants to
buy Cy Whittaker's place. Cy unexpect-
adly returns to his boyhood home,
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"Goin' crazy? No. no! I'm gofn' to
California. When's the next train?"
CHAPTER Xxx.

.NHE Hon Heman Atkins sat in
the library of his Washington
home before swapping log
fire reading a letter. Mr.. At
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InfideI Lay Professors.

Rev. DR.. S. T. Willis, president Of
the Virginia Christian College, says:
The American public is doomed to
destruction because the majority of it's
college professors are infidels. Unless
the college professors of the present
day lay more stress upon the teach
ings Of Christianity instead Of send
Ing out into the world students and
graduates with great store of book
learning and little or no conception of
what an upright life should be- this
republic will go the way of the French
republic, the Roman republic and all
others where lack of morals, I'M
Christian living, and improper under
standing of a mans obligations to his
neighbors and similar deteriorating
elements have held sway
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Children's Pets.

1t is worth while to think, some
times, that in making a child happy
you are not only working for the pres
ent moment, but are helping to store
up pleasant memories which shall
brighten the days Of care and dark
ness which the future will surely
bring.
Let your children have pets If they
are willing to take good care of them
not grudgingly nor of necessity, but
with that sympathetic kindness which
shows the true mother-love.
If you happen to be one of those
unfortunate people who dislike an
imals, it will require self-denial and
patience on your part, but it will be
worth while to make the effort. Re-
member, you are cultivating the finest
qualities of your children. Your boys
and girls will grow more gentle, and
thoughtful and unselfish, and their
love for their pets will strengthen the
ties which bind them to their home
and to each other.