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The Ekalaka eagle., 1912-04-12
School Notes.

The eight grade literary class
is now reading Evangeline.
The seventh grade arithmetic
class is digging at fractions.
The eight B grade arithmetic
class is working hard on stock
and bonds.
Albert Thompson was back to
school this week after an absence
on account Of sickness.
Guss Malmquist commenced
working for John Oliver Monday.
His work at school is to be CON-
mended.
The seventh and eight grades
practiced their play Friday after
noon, which will be given the last
day of school.
The I. H. S. Cub met at the
Mrs. Dodge home Tuesday eve-
ming, but initiated no new men,
bers. They departed at the u.s.
ual hour all feeling that they had
enjoyed a pleasant evening.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1912-04-12

One swallow can't make a
summer but one frog can make 2
sprng. 1t looks as if the frogs
are here We hope so. ,... V
Those who were neither absent
or tardy the past week were:-
Orlando Osgood, Lee Richards,
Clarence Coonen, Lena Crosby,
Zella Ewalt, Jack Baker Georgia
Sjoblom, Roy Law and Earnest
Sjoblom of the Professors room.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1912-04-12
Locals

| John Carmichael is spending a
few days in town from TeeDee.
For Sa!e-About 60 bushels of
good cleaned seed flax. j. H.
Booth.
Robt. Yokley is spending few
days in Miles City visiting with
his family.
C. II. Emerson was in town
yesterday from his ranch on
Beaver Creek.
improvements in the way of a
new coat Of kalsomine are being
made at the Thompson house.
1t is rumored that commencing
May lst the Ekalaka-Baker Stage
line will operate an auto truck.
am selling my millinery goods
on time until May 1st. Third
house west of the old shop Mrs.
M. Laprath.
w. H. Peck and Septon Cady
have overhauled the Universal
Gas Tractor at the Peck store
and expect to start plowing on
Mr.. Peck's homestead within a,
very short time.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-26
ScHMlDT'S HOTEL

Recent arrivals at Schmidt's ho-
ted are DIR and Mrs Madison Mr.
and Mrs Carpenter o E Blackman A
HiZer Chicago, Dan G Peasants At
lanta, Mr. and Mrs Geo Mace New
York. A Marcus NJ Anderson Chi
cagO.
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SEABREEZE, Jan. 25.-W. b..
Hatch has had a number OF pecan
trees set on his lot just across the
way from his residence property on
Halifax avenue, and will experiment
in nut growing on the penstnsuIa.
]. A. Coburn, of Coburns Greater
Mmstrels, spent Sunday with his
family at their pretty new home on
Valley street, joining his company
Monday at Palatka. On Tuesday night
he was at home again, rema inning
Wednesday and Thursday, while his
company played a twonight engage
ment at the New Daytona theater.
News was received here this week
of the death of Mrs. Mansfield, of
pneumonia, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Hunter, in Wimehes-
Ter, KY. Mrs. Mansfield was owner
of the SUnbonnet cottage ON Valley
street, and with her late husband
and daughter Mrs. G. S. Deatherage,
has spent number of winters in
Seabreeze. Mr.. and Mrs Deatherage
were expected here last week, but ow-
ing to this bereavement may change
their plans about coming south. The
death of Mrs. Mansfield is greatly
regretted by her friends here.
+. r. Laughlin has force of men
at work on the grounds at his new
winter home on the corner of Grand
view avenue and University boU.e-
ward The yard will be terraced,
grasSed and enclosed, much as
Messrs. Uebolhoor and Woodward s
grounds at their winter homes have
been improved.
DR.. and Mrs. Walker and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. w. Cook, of Evansville,
Ind, relatives and friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Laughlin viii be here next
month to spend six weeks or more
with them.
Mrs. Frank Movers, of Atlanta,
Ca, who regularly spends part of the
season IN Seabreeze, arrived Tues
day from Jacksonville, and is guest
at the Mayfteld for a month or more.
Mrs. Myers stopped in JackSonv de
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Colyer,
and family, and brought her little
granddaughter Ellen Colyer down
with her fer several days2 visit. Mrs.
Myers made the trip from Atlanta
10 Jacksonville in her new Cadillac,
which, on account of bad roads, did
not bring it further south.
Misses Mary r. Laughlands and
Nellie c. Trundy, of Boston, Mass,
and Mrs. j. H. Early. Of Cleveland,
Ohio, are guests at the Geneva.
By the conditions of the gas and
water franchises, which passed on
the third readings before the Sea-
breeze and Daytona Beach city coun-
cEs Friday and Saturday nights,
the Schantz company are to notify
the councils of their accep lance
within thirty days Work is to be-
gin on or before the first day OF
April, 1918, and the plant is to be
In first class working order by or
before April LIST. 1914
continued on third page)
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THE DEsPLANp

Among new guests at the Deepland
ire Mrs. James A. Curtiss of Merb
len, CT, and Mrs. George w. Rec
0or, her daughter, Of the Hotel Rec
TOR, New York City.
Other recent arrivals at the Des.
pland are Miss A NJ Tweed New
fork, H e Stout Boston, Frank A
Griffith Cincinnati, c e Vert Hull
Mass, G e Monroe Orange Mass,
Tanner Buffalo, E NJ FleGcher
Newton Mass, Mr. and Mrs Lewis Z
Stearns Camden N j, DIR and Mrs
w NJ Mason Atlantic City N ], Mrs
H B Hedge MIR and Mrs w H Lang
an Des Moines, Cecil Straus Birm
ngham, Mrs w L Billiard VIM Hart
Columbus Ga. Mr. and Mrs S S
Farrell Elmira N "
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The VAN DORM

Recent arrivals at the Van Dorm
are Hayden H Wagner and wife
Waldron Ind, Mrs r E Johnson
Rushville Ind, Mrs Lottie NJ Pope
Connersville Ind, E o Googins Bos-
ton.
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CITY HOTEL.

Recent arrivals at the City hotel
are JOS Dawson VIM Lenz NJ Glea-
SON r r Nenood z Huffman e H
Lightface Chicago, A e Haigh Bos-
ton, Earle o Luckey st Louis,
David ] Henning Philadelphia, JOS
KeLbman Baltimore, w < Johnson ]
T Keren NJ A Ladd Victor E Green
A Green ] r F,reige G w Riley w
l. Buck NJ Friedman Atlanta, w L
Robinson Newark N J, H NJ Boley
Savannah, Mr. and Mrs C NJ Johnson
Dayton, G + Fletcher c A Boyd Chas
Penfield J B HERS NJ Liddon Jack
sonville, ID T Oscar West H0boken
N J, r F Hale K H Granthem VIII
mmgtOn 0, Nj Hopson Sanford, ID
A Stroud Barnesvine Ga, Geo Kraduff
Waterbury CT, T Homerton Ada
Okla, L A Baynard w Baynard
Miss Nellie Baynard Mrs NJ T Bay
nard Washington Pa, E S Dudley
New Orleans
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The PALMETTO

Recent arrivals at the Palmetto
are Mr. and Mrs ] r Johnson Houston
Tex, Mr. and Mrs II Hassett Rum
ford Me, C NJ Know Johns.owu N Y.
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SARATOGA INN

Mr. and Mrs c o Russell Water.
bury CT, Mr. and Mrs A F Shelter
Schenectady N Y, are recent arrivals
at the Saratoga Inn.
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The PRINCE GEORGE.

Recent arrivals at the Prince
George are Mr. and Mrs Richard H
Roberts New York, E L Sullivan
Portchester N Y, j Fitzgerald
Greenwich ct, Jno Maher New York.
A. w. Kirk, who together with
his wife are guests at the Prince
George from Atlanta, is the south
ern repreS entative of the United
States Tire company, with branch
offices in Atlanta
The Prince George party that
has been spending the past week
in Havana and other points in Cuba,
returned Wednesday night reporting
a very pleasant trip. Those in the
party were Mesdames Hilyard, Hol-
royd, and Farnham, DIR. r. T. Bishop
of Bridgeport, CT, and NJ. l..
O'Brien of Goshen, N. Y. DR.. Bishop
shortly after his return received
the sad news of the death of a
very beloved nephew at his home
city, Bridgeport.
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The BENNETT

An enthusiastic gallery watched
the first of a series of tennis tourn-
amenss to be held this season be
tween the Bennett and Oaks hotel
guests an the Bennett tennis courts
Wednesday. The teams were com
posed OF Miss L. NJ Corning of st.
Paul and Edgar Lane for the Ben
nett and E. B. Weed and A. H.
Lane for the Oaks. The Bennett won
the INST two sets and the tourna.
ment, the scores being GO, GA, and
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THE SEVILLE

Recent arrivals at the Seville are
Mrs NJ E Edwards New York, P F
Cook WeStfield N J.
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THE RIDGEWooD

Recent arrivals at the Ridgewood
are Mrs. Lewis A Stout New York
r J Fachen Chicago, Mr. and Mrs r
. vets Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs R
= Middleton Pomona Florida Mrs
Newcomb st Louis, w E Tiff he.
Grof, Otto Fisher Baltimore. Mrs +,
Duggan and family Hamilton Ont
Oan, Mr. and Mrs L H Parry Indian.
1poiis, Mrs John Holden Bennington
st, MISS Holden Worcester Mass
MI and Mrs Geo H Bbckford Geo +
B Hardwick VT. E A EDler
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-26

f*Any kind of commercial prTntiIhe
can be done at the Daily News Of
tice.
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A GREAT PRODUCTION.

From our many exchanges we find
nothing but praise for the elegant
production given by the United Play
Co., in their great presentation of
Chas. Klein's great story play, THE
Lion and the Mouse" This city is
fortunate in securing this organiza-
ton.
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The PINES

Recent arrivals at the Pines are
are Chas NJ Ludwig EaSton Pa, Mrs
A Snowden Cedar Rapids Iowa.
Robert B Hineks and party Wells C
Hastings and party New York, Miss
L Stafford, Mrs N Hubbard
Brooklyn
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22

out. More than that. II Black,
stock had planned an attempt upon bis
life during the night. Coast might as
well know It; for he was armed and
unafraid, and he who knows what to
fear is doubly armed.
Having wedged a chair beneath the
knob Of each door. he placed the lamp
upon the table. turning 1t low that its
scanty store Of oil might last the
night. and sat down on the bed. the
pillow at his back Appleyard's pistol
ready al his side
tnssnsibty as the dead hours Jagged
marked by 10 disturbance foreign TO
the storm, his WEAKNESS bore heavily
upon him. His thoughts blurred into
a chaotic tumble Of incoherencies.
He nodded, drowsed with chin on
breast. reused with a start when some
unusually violent squan swooped over
he island, drowsed again, and In the
end slipped over upon his side and
slept the sleep of the exhausted, pro.
ound and dreamless.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22
Astonished Hushand

De Wolfe Hopper tells a gpai
ABOUT the domestic unhapplnsas
other actor. The hero OF the haI
4 man who had married bsesas
woman had much money, altha4
beauty. Naturally, after tho N
ceremony and the acquisition q
brides financial resources, h,I
oand was never very attentive d
Another member OF the con,r|
which the couple were appeahsI
however far more appreciated
lady's charms. and proceeded I'd
love to her In an ardent but N
manner. The grand finale cam
evening when the actor dlisl
tho other man kissing bis wife
fond lover stood petrifed Viii /
and expected to be shot doTl
next moment.
No such thing happened. Thf
ragged husband only lifted bis
toward the ceiling with a sssHI
intense surprise, and exclaimed S
"Merciful heavensi And ts
wen have tot"
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y BE CONTINUED
One on the [ ncusfs

You know" said Silas. as be drove
MI Commuter to the station. them
tnere neutrality-suspicious. Is curious
beasts, Oh. I've watched them | know
their ways They comes up out O, the
ground and they makes for the near.
est tree. and they climbs up the trunk
I'LL they gets to the leaves. Leaves In
what they're after!
Tother day seen a man stand,n
IN the road. a-iookin' up at a telegram
pole and a-taughtn' to beat the band
Wot yer Iaughin at, friend? savs
See all them dom seyep,een.vear.
o'o iocusts. a-scuttlin' and a-scurry,n'
up that there pole? says he.
Yes says |, what Of itr
I'm Just a.thinkln. he says, Almost
'ouofin' up Iaughin', what an Anrt,
ool It'll be for them when they gets
o the topt"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22
SYNOPSIS.

Garrett Coast. young man OF New
YoTk CITY, meets Douglas BlaCkstock. who
invites him to card party. He accepts
although he dislikes Blackstock, the rea-
son being that both are In love with Kath-
crime ThaNter Coast fails to convince her
that Biackstock is unworthy of her
friendship At the party Coast meets two
named Dundas and Van Tuyl There IS
q quarrel, and BIackstock shoots Van
luyI dead. Coast struggles TO wrest the
Weapon from him, thus the police dis
cover them. Coast IS arrested for murder
lie Is convicted. but as he begins his SEN
senCe' pundas names Blackstock as the
murderer and kills himself Coast be
zones Tree. but BlaCkst0Ck has married
catherine Thaxter and fled Coast pur-
snaseS yacht and while sailing sees a
nlan tnroWn from a distant boat. He res
Cues the fellow who Is named Appeyard.
tt,hey arrive at a lonely island, known as
70 MANS Land. Coast starts out to ex-
plore me place and comes upon some
99e$eFted buildings. He discovers a man
i nT@u, pom going further and approach
ny mouse he sees katherine ThaXter.
VINO explains that her husband. under the
name or BLACK has bought the island
re IS b'!h0, wireless operator and has
a STATION there. Coast informs her thar
sees s,ga NT nIaaIS murdered Van Tuyl Coast
tCuIyihR man They fire at him. but he
- rescued by Appleyard. who gets him
10 me Echo In safety. and there he re-
eea's that he IS a secret service man
ana has been watching the crowd on
C[e ls'and. suspecting they are criminals
or No Mans Land. and IL determineJ
% save Katherine. Appeyard believes |
IH ~ BLACK and his gang make a shield |
,; me wireless station to conduct a SNUG |
snng business, Coast penetrates to tie |
Or OF h'ackstock's Disguise Katherine /
Which tells Coast that neither his " Wt,.
'r her own are safe '''S '''
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22
CHAPTER XIV,

Coast awakened with a gasp, lump,
ing to his feet as if 10 The peremDtory
summons OF a subcOnscl0us alarm.
clock. Such, in fact. was more or
less the case; he who sleeps upon the
thought of danger IS apt to waken'
with that thought predominant.
A moment gone everything had been
densely dark with that narcotic black.
ness which characteri2es the SUMMERS
OF the overWorked aud overwrought.
Now In twnkling he found himself
intensely conscious, In the middle OF
me moor, pistol in hand every nerve
on the qui vive. every muscle tense.
Gradually he realized that his nerves
must have tricked him. that the hair
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22

oeeh Powers he sat on the edge of tn,
olngy bed. bis gaze fixed nm,
the reflection of the lamps fame II
inc window panel--absorbed in tbe
enigma.
He could not rid himself OF tha I'm
preston that an inarticuIate menace
,urhea beneath Blackstock's apparent,
~ unsuspicious reception OF him
Was insanity the explanation wo.
Inc man In reality homicidal maniac
at whose intellect the lust 10 slav ate
'iAe cancer? But In sucb
'ase' would he have delegated to an.
otneF the assassination of Power?
Did he or did he not susnects MA
'hat sudden slip Of the mask signify
'hat he had merely allowed himself
70 appear to be deceived and w.s hr,
waiting to deliver some telling stroke
IN retaliation?
now much has Coast to apprebend
What to guard against?
Ills iatter question his eyarv In
s'ihct answered in chorus: Everv
'n'hg' he dared leave no stone nm
1utned to safeguard himself-tbat hs
might remain able to protect K,th
crime. ha'n-
- 1t came to him that It was NOT I'm
''hely ne had been left in that lona,v
cottage with the three Chinese 1ba,
lucy might quietly make away w,th
nim while he slept.
win this IN mind he took a moro
ie'ailed inventory of his surround.
nsS' and found them hopelesslv er.
posed CA
cnquestionably he would have heen
afer IN the open; but the storm was
10" at the top of its fury Sheets or
'a'eF were sluicing the house "a n
asst from some gigantic bucket
hanger within seemed vor.
'h"h nreferahi" % miserv u,,.t
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22

.ns" chemically. 1t was possible n
'nahe artificial hair but the labor ~,
vowed the asking of prices ,ba,
were almost prohibitiye. Moreovers
tnta Won were made that the substi.
' .u.e was not satisfactory, Horsehair
r Vs. treated to like process of d.
t t,s'on and frightening, but the tmtta.
.ou' except for the very poor class ~
y s'aue. slsnally failed. Now, thanks IN
q series OF experiments. It has been
.ound possible to utilize SPUN crvs,.n
~. INC purpose. reducing 1t to anv
shade which may BE- desired and =.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22
ne Never Forgot That a. Harrow On.
OF His Lines Was Considered
improper.

lh's Gilbert story reaches me from
an ola Harrovtan. says a writer In the
Mahchester Guardian. In 1872 the nso
pie OF the town got up theatricals to
raise funds for a hospital. Doctor But.
'er' the head master. said he would not
aiio" the school to go unless the
pieces were first submitted to him.
one was Gilbert's Palace of Truth
10 It Is a passage in which the hero
says to the heroine; Meet me At
nine O'Clock tonight outside the gar.
oen gate" Doctor Butler vetoed this
ana substituted; Meet me at three
o c'ock this afternoon" This seemed
10 MIN more decorous. Abou, five
years ago Gilbert was invited tn tho
mario" speeches. In reply IN tho
toast OF his health he said: 81 am
sery much interested in visiting Har. |
-oW. TOT as far as know it Is the on,v
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22

Trigger OF his suspended faculties
n'us' nave been pulled by some com.
iloh out unexpected noise. The room
was bright with sarish daylight: at
tne doors the chairs were In place, az
ne mad left them: there was M,
SOUND 10 be heard in the house.
very stealthily he opened the hail
ooor and looked ont. From the silence
"'tnin doors. there was no one else
astir. He went out and back n ,he
h''ehen' finding It empty. After some
momentary hesitation be returned to
MS room, found a towel and took r.
with him out into the open
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22
A Thouoht,

remember young wife who had
70 part with her husband for a time
que u'o not write a mournfuI poem:
'hoeed' she was silent person and
perhaps hardly said word about II.
out she quietly turned to a deem
orange color with jaundice. A Rrea,
many people in this world have hnt
one form OF rhetoric for their nro.
'oundest experiences. namely n
waste away and die. When a man
can read, his thought has sIackened
It's hold.-Holmes
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22
He went quickly down through the

He went quickly down through the
Cold LARS to the beach. The Echo
was gone, but this did not surprise
him; it had been App!eyard's purpose
to heave anchor and get away as soon
as the gale showed signs Of slacken-
ing, Inside the sheltering SPIT q
sturdy little catboat was dancing
crafty at It's moOring. but II was eyi.
IDENTIFY deserted, and Coast rightly
guessed that the vessel belonged TO
BIackstOck, that Its tender was the
boat which Power had been accused OF
stealing-princpally, no doubt, to al.
lay the suspicious Of Katherine: some
means OF accounting for the mans dis.
appearance had necessarily 10 be in.
vented. The boat was, OF course, no
where to be seen; doubtless Black.
stock had caused 1t to be carried I'D
and secreted in one of the abandoned
dwellings, or In some recess beneath
the bluffs to the west and south.
II was In the shelter of the westerly
bluff that Coast stripped and took to
the water. Here, az all round the
island, the beach shelved boldly, the
surf breaking close inshOre
SCrubbjng his flesh ag!ow he
dressed quickly, tIngling with the ex-
hilarauon Of his recent contest. every
trace Of fatigue and dr0wsiness |
washed clean away a sense of lite |
and well-being ran Ike quicksilver
through his veins; be could have sung
aloud or "histled but for the SOLDERING
thought, never far beneath the sur,
lace Of his consciousness, Of his re-
sponslbtlity. With katherine to
guard and care for, with RlackstOck to
watch and guard against and circum-
vent. there could be little room for
cheerfuIness In his humor.
instead OF returning the way he had
'ome, an impulse moved him to scale
ne bluff. which at this point pre.
ented not too steep an ACTIVITY.
AS he continued along the sole. ap-
'roach}ng the heel OF what has been
'kened to crude sketch OF chllds
noe. Coast remarked the crumbling
tone walls OF what had apparently
nee been a rude summer house and
observatory set atop the highest hill
'ck to seward. But he had drawn
ute near TO 1t before he deserted
hem of skirt whipping round a cor.
er of a half-fallen wall. He quick.
led his steps and took her suddenly
1awares as she stood. half-sheltered 4
ON the breeze and wholly invisible i
ON the body Of the island. her back |
the weather.beaten and licheped |
ones, her gaze leyeled to seward !
somber reverie.
(TO BE CONTINUED
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22
HARD TO DROP
But Many Drop II

A young Calf. wife alE =
coffee:
1T was hard to drop Moeai
Java and give Postum q tfia, Do
nerves were so shattered TIA! J,
q nervous wreck and OF coafs
means all kinds OF Ills.
AT first | thought bicycle :
caused 1t and gave It up, but nl
ditton remained unchanged. laa1
want to acknowledge coffee Gauss
trouble for / was very fond OIL
About that time q friend csS]
i've with us, and l noticed tM
he had been with us a week % y
not drink his coffee any more u
him the reason. He replied, \
not had a headache since s'|
drinking coIee, some months WI
last week, when | began again. asl
your table. I don't see how VI
can like coffee, anyway, alter u
Ing Postum! j
I said nothing, but at once oSl
q package Of Postum. That WV
months ago. and we have dl'a,
since. except on two o@''
when We had company, and the
sach time was that my HUSBAND
not sleep. but lay awake ana
Ind talked half the night. w
convinced that coffee caused o.
ering, 80 we returned to PoslaA
'inced that the coffee was Sd y
instead Of a friend, and be IL ""
10 more by insomnia. III
Il. myself. have gained . pow
Weight, and my nerves have esS
ulver. 1t seems 30 easy now
he old coffee that caused ou
nd Ills and take up Postum
iven by Postum Co.. Battle '
Itch.
Read the little book, "The D.
'ellville." in pkgs. There's ar,
Ever read the above letter.
ne appears from time to tims n
70 genuine, true and fuu ="
ltexest
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22

In twinkling, while the hard smile
reappeared on the Satyr's features.
DO you really tote gun, Handy
side?"
always" Coast rejoined briefly.
"Why-up here"
You never can tell what's going to
happen"
Perhaps you're right" Blackstock
conceded the point graciously. "A
don't mind, but you really ought not
10 take joke so seriously However,
I'm full of sleep and you
must De. John-hat, cane"
One of the servants brought them in
stantly. "Gd-night, Handyside."
bIackstock hesitated an instant.
then got his bearings and found the
back door with unerring accuracy.
On the stoop he paused long enough
TO say; wen get together after
breakfast and talk business" and the
blackness received him
Mystitied Coast waited. staring At
me spot where he had last seen the
man. until one Of the Cinnamon mild.
~ suggested that his room was ready
tie followed the fellow stupidity, pre-
occupied. his mind ranging far In fl.
lie speculation as to the riddle OF
blackstock's conduct. Long after he
vas left alone in the room that had