davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1912-03-30

Mrs Nathan Frank entertained a few
friends at bridge yesterday at her apart
ment in the Covington. Her guests
were Mrs. Edgar Kaufman, Mrs. Harry
Loeb. Mrs. Julian Brylauski, Mrs. Har-
old Levi, Mrs. Goldsmith Sigmund, Mrs.
Morton Luchs. Mrs. A. G. Mayer, and
Mrs. Wallace LuChs.
The Washington times., 1912-03-30

Mrs. w. Yenawinc, Of Philadelphia, IS
spending some time in Washington
18th relatives.
The Washington times., 1912-03-30

n 7 OW that they were going with
nj the current instead of striving
l to stem it, tho Ark made much
The Washington times., 1912-03-30

Miss Bertha Halle, of Baltimore, who
was the guest of Miss Hortense Bry-
lauski, has returned to her home.
The Washington times., 1912-03-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Allan Goodacre,
OF Clifton street are being congratu-
lated upon the birth of daughter this
morning
The Washington times., 1912-03-30

Mrs Calvert Rosenthal, OF the Kene-
saw, has as her guests Miss Edith Lans-
burgh, OF Baltimore.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-07

aAEtrs
Attest.
,. D. LINDSAY. County Clerk
THAT pursuant IS said resolution
said Board hereby makes pnociama-
ton Of all matters stated in said raso-
luton.
Witness the hand 81 the Chairman
q said Beard, attested bF The County
Clerk Of SAID County, with his seal
attached.
Attest: ED F. JOHNS.
Chairman, Board Of County Commits
sioners.
iSeal1
j. o. LINDSAY, County Clerk
9-26-5w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-07

First published Sept. 3. 1929
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION.

State Of Oklahoma. County or Grady.
ss-ln the Superior Court OF said
County.
Della Howell Plaintiff, ya. Henry
Howell Defendant
the State Of Oklahoma to Henry How.
eli Greeting
said defendant, Henry Howell. win
iaka notice that he has been sued ~
ne above named plaintiff In the above
named court upon her petition therein
NED ior aa absolute decree Of divorce
ard That said defendant must apswn.
Sa'a petition Of plaintiffs, on or be-.
fore The lath day OF October 1912 or
sald petition win be taken as true and
a iudement for said PLAINTIFF win ha
rendered absolutely dlssolylng the
bonds q maiTimony nov existing ne.
tween the said plaintiff and defendant
ui'on the grounds or desertlon. If aald
aeienaani iaila @ answer judgment
Hill be rendered accordingly.
AileaH W. l. MELTON
Clerk o. fhe Superior Court
q Grady County, Oklahoma.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-07

Z II ahd q Township 8 North, RaHg
Wesg
Bridge number 81. between seotio
z p and y. Township North. Rang
3 west
/ Bridge number 42, between sectio
i2 end is, Township 8 North. Rang
3 west
Bridge number 42, between seotiol
ana 81, Township North, Range
West
assdge number IA, between Section
and 30, Township North, Range
6 West
Bridge number IS, between Section
g ana z, Township aorth. Range
West
Bridge number ae, between Section
and 2, Township North, Range 8
West
Bridge number Az, between Section
30 and 80 Township s North. Range
6 West.
Bridge number 4s between Section
3 and 2, Township 5 North. Range 6
West
Bridge number 40. between Section
3 and 9, Township Horih, Range 9
West
Bridge number 80, between Section
25 ana 30, Township North, Range
6 West.
Bridge number 81, between Section
81 and 6, Township North. Range 81
West.
Bridge number 52. between Section
70 ana 2e, Township 2 North, Range
6 West
Bridge number 58, between section
2 ara 4, Township 3 North, Range {
West
Bridge number 5i, between Section
2 and 50. Township 4 North. Rage
West.
Bridge number s.. between Section
"a and 81. Township North. Range 9
West.
Bridge number SO. between section
q and =, Township 4 North, Range
West
Bridge number 81, between Section
70 ana II. Township 3 North, Range 6
West
Bridge number IS, between Section
; and i6, Township 6 North, Range
West.
Bridge number 50, between Section
and 81. Township G North, Range 6
Vest.
Bridge number 80, between section
y and "a, Township 6 North, Range &
Vest.
Bridge number el, between Section
p ana 22, Township 4 North. Range
Vest.
Bridge number G2. between Section
y and 2s, Township North, Range G
Vest.
Bridge number G3, between Section
IS and "a, Township North, Range .
Vest
Bridge number Ga, between Section
2 and "a, Township 4 North, Range G
Vest.
Bridge number 65. between Section
2 and 34 Township North, Range G
Vest,
Bridge number &C, between Section
5 and 49, Township North, Range
Vest.
Bridge number 81, between Section
and -, Township North. Range
West.
Bridge number Gs. between section
9 and la, Township North, Range s
Vest.
Bridge number 90. between Section
and 6, Township G North. Range
Vest.
Bridge number 20. between Section
and 2, Township G North. Range
Vest.
Bridge number II, between Section
0 and 81 Township 6 North, Range s
Vest.
Bridge number 72. between Section
and 12, Township G North, Range 3
Vest.
Bridge number 7S, between Section
and 6, Township North. Range
Vest.
Bridge number n, between Section
8 and 86, Township G North, Range
fest.
Bridge number rs, between Section
and TO- Township North. Range 8
9ost.
Bridge number rs, between Section
6 and 25, Township 3 North. Range
Vest.
Bridge number n, between Section
8 and 2G, Township 8 North, Range o
Pest.
Bridge number Is, between Section
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-07

HoeLAMAmoN


"a s fesolHti0g3 follows
he & resolved Iaat tia boars
aepa e advisable to haae bonds L
the amount ol forty thousand dolIafl
100000. with Interest az the rate b
i4e S Fer cent? BET cent pef ahnum
Iha purpose iof ehleh the money de
rived from tho sale 81 said bonds 10
BE nsed % follows Building, con.
afrnctine, reDalfing and acquiring
bridges II tie o5ahtg.
Said bonds 10 run for twenty years
r20I
The number ana loeaflon of said
bridges + 70 be A. follows
Bridge number j, between Section
n era %, Township North. Range
y West
bridge number 2. between Section
10 ane rs, Township ,. North, Range
B West.
Bridge number q. between Section
81 and r. Township 3 North. Range
west
Bridge number ., between Section
: ana 30, Tovnstlp 3 North. Range Z
West
Bridge number :, between Section
~ and N. Township North Range
West
Bridge number 8. between Section
1a and "a. Township North. Range
west
Bridge number 2. between Section
p and y. Township y North. Range
wet
Bridge number &. between Section
3 and -, Township 8 North, Range
8 west
Bridge number z, between Section
70 and 20 Township North, Range
Is West.
Bridge number 70. between Section
Z and 81, Township North, Range n
West
Bridge number III, between Section
8 and %, Township 70 North, Range
West.
Bridge number II, between Section
81 and 30. Township 10 North, Range
West
Bridge number IL, between Section
~ ana ss, Township 10 Norm. Range
I West.
Bridge number "A. between Section
p ana n, Township 10 North. Range
West
Bridge number II, between Section
"A ana IS, Township 10 North. Range
West.
Bridge number ie, between Section
* and -, Township North, Range
5 West
Bridge number IL between Section
? and ie. Township North. Range 3
West.
Bridge number rs, between Section
q and y, Township 2, North, Range J
3 West
Bridge number 10, between section 2
and 6, Township North, Range @ y
West
Bridge number 20, between Section 2
y and IS, Township North, Range '
West.
Bridge number 2i. between Section 2
q and "a, Township 9 North, Range Y
West
Bridge number 22, between Section /
% and 20, Township o North, Range 8
West
Bridge number "a, between Section i
9 and 20, Township 3 North. Range v
wesf
Bridge number "a, between Section s
z and 20 Township s North. Range Y
West
Bridge number rs, between Section 6
z ana 20, Township g North, Range v
West
Bridge number 2G, between Section q
! and s2 Township s North, Range "
wcst
Bridge number g. between Section j
3 and 20. Township 9 North, Range v
West
Bridge number Is, between Section 6
I and iJ, Township 6 North, Range v
West.
Bridge number 20, between Section 81
Q and 20, Township 6 North. Range v
West.
3flase number 90. between Section 3
aud ii Township North. Range s v
Vest
Bridge number 81, between Section 81
6 and i7 Township 4 North, Range v
West.
Bridge number 92. between Section 2I
{ and p Township North. Range "
West.
Bridge number 30, between Section 81
: and 10 Township 4 North. aanso "
Woat
Bridge number 81, between Section 2.
i f4I
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-07

ter. Freeman Foster counter
ward 80. /, Precinct 2-Wm Wo-
mack. Inspector. p G Coryel, Judge,
~ J. Cook, clerk; w. S. Stanley coun-
ter. w S. Richards. counter Bran
stetter. counter; W. w. Holllster, coun-
ter aA
Ward no. 2. Precinct 2-J. w Wei.
borne, inspector; A. II. Root, judge
Joe Carter, clerk Lee Carter couu-
teri ]. Il. Hunt, counter; Van Durham,
counter, w 4. Pitchford, counter
Ward No 2, Precinct I'D H Free
man, inspectors Frank Dews. Judge;
p. g. Spinning, clerk; John lizard. coun-
ter; Roak, counter; Il J. King, coua-
ter; H. N. Smith, counter.
Ward No 4, Precinct is Il
Grggs, inspector; Gene Collins. clerk;
E. C. Rogers, judge Sam Wilson,
counter; Harry Buffaloe, counter; L.
0. Payne, counter
Ward No. 4, Precinct I'D. G. Hart,
inspector; H. q. Martin, Judge; c. 2.
Rose. clerk; C. schlotterbeck, eoun-
ter; Ike Means, counter; J. A. Me-
Geehe, counter; J. A. Clark, counter.
Ward No. 3D. H. Austin, inspec.
tor; ]. NJ Cockrol, judge; G. W. Year
ia, clerk; NJ F. Cheaney, counter; q
G. Gather, counter; W. II. Poland.
]. @. Evans, counter.
ED. p. JOHNS,
Chairman Board of County
Commissioners.
(seal)
j. D. LINDSAY, County Clerk.
BALLOT.
The Ballot shall be Ia the following
'orm:
Official Ballot:
Special Election ~FfH7
Held on the fifth day Of November,
1912.
Shall the County Of Grady. Okla
loma, incur an Indebtedness BY issu-
ng its negotiable coupon bonds III the
aggregate principal sum OF Twenty
Thousand Dollars for the purpose Of
a court house and jall site
o be owned exclusively By said c0un-
"; and levy and collect an annual
AK, in addition to all other taxes, up.
IN all taxable property in said county
sufficient to pay the interest on said
bonds as it falls due and also to con-
ititute a sinking fund for the pay
nent Of the principal thereof at ma.
urity; said bonds shall hear interest
1t five per cent per annum, payable
emi-annually?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-07

E West
Bridge number s8. bstHean Sector
"a i- and z2 Township 3 North. Range
! West
Bridge number 81. between @setior
q : End s Township & NORTH Range
! West
Bridge number sS. between Section
2 and 8, Township North, Range
+ Vest
Bridge number So. between Section
3 and s, Township 9 North, Range 3
west
Bridge number %, between Section
3 and 8, Township North, Range q
West.
Bridge number 81, between Section
Is and %, Township 3 North, Range 3
4 West
Bridge number %, between Section
p ana %, Township 3 North. Range )
West
Bridge number SO. between Section
ana y, Township North, Range b
West
Bridge number "a, between Section
and 8, Township 3 North, Range q
West
Bridge number IS, between sectlonI
% and "a, Township North, Range III
West.
Bridge number 0G, between sectionl
7 and g, Township North. Range Z
west
Bridge number 81, between Section
rs and 80. Township 3 North, Range
West
Bridge number 9S, between Section
n and "a, Township North, Range 8
West.
Bridge number %, between Section
~ and 20, Township North, Range 7
West.
Bridge number 100, between Section
9 and q, Township North, Range
West.
Bridge number 1Oi, between Section
"a and %, Township 10 North, Range z |
West.
Bridge nuliber 1O2. between Section
II and IA, Township 7 North, Range 6
West.
Bridge number lO3, between Section
Z and is, Township z North, Range
West.
Bridge number 1O4, between Section
. and 10, Township 8 North, range
West.
Bridge number lO5, between Section
7 and ~, Township North, Range 8
West.
Bridge number lO6, between Section
80 ana 81, Township 8 North, Range
West.
Bridge number l07, between Section
4 and %, Township North. Range
West.
Bridge number l0s, between Section
q and "a, Township North, Range 5
West
Bridge number lO9, between Section
IA and IS. Township 5 North. Range
West.
Bridge number 40, between Section
20 and 90 Township 8 North, Range s
West.
Bridge number III, between Section
? and 3, Township 4 North, Range
West.
Bridge number 112, between Section
10 and n, Township North. Range
West.
Bridge number ll3, between Section
is and 10. Township North, Range
West.
Bridge number ia, between Section
8 aud %, Township 8 and 3 North
Range S West.
Bridge number l15, between Section
81 and 36 Township 10 North. Range
Z and West.
Bridge number 116, between where
Sections 81, S5, 2G and q corner in
Township 6 North, Range West.
That the election therefor shall be
held on the 9th day Of November, 1912,
and the names OF the judges for each
voting precinct shall be as follows
Precinct.
j. D. Pilgrim, Judge
b. A. Smith, Inspector
r. J. Long, Inspector
Norge Precinct
Henry Phillips Judge,
J H. Bowersox, Inspector.
Clyde $. Baxter, Inspector.
Pursley Precinct.
r. Pursley, Judge
II. L. Phillips, Inspector
c. Allison, Inspector
Denny Precinct.
w L. Irwin, Judge
,. T Woodbridge, Inspector.
jim sivley. Inspector.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-07
heaiJ
haEtY iiAMMERLY.
Attorney for Plaintiff

rhe presidential campaign Il o..,,..
na't pai rot 60 warm that YOU w.e
ag page 70 haye some coal. See
z'''a'awn lumber 20. 9.2e.it
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-07

u G. James, Inspector
Prairie Valley Precinct
JN Davis. Judge
r G. GatsWood. Inspector.
W p Brown. Inspector
Pocassst Precinct
Geo Moore. Judge
+. 81 Fehiress. Inspector.
~ E Daniels. Inspector
Bailey Precinct.
Q. Thompson. Judge.
". A chaftIn, Inspector
". 81. Callahan. Inspector
Bali Park Precinct.
= r Douglas. Judge.
Neal Foster, Inspector.
q. r. Kimbro, Inspector.
caddo Precinct.
r. z. Baker, Judge.
J. a. Mollett, Inspector.
Il. s. McDaniels, Inspector.
Amber Precinct.
J. S. lizard, Judge.
J G. Thompson, Inspector.
A. II. Mitchell, Inspector
Harrison Precinct.
Geo Hicks, Judge.
f r. Dutton, Inspector
Ed Hicks, Inspector.
Duttcn Precinct.
W. w. Parsons, Judge.
W w Clark, Inspector
G. ". Green, Inspector.
eimpson Precinct.
Moore, Judge.
Y. Simpson, Inspector
z. 7. Bailey. Inspector
Rush Springs Precinct.
c. A. Reason, Judge.
G. II. erittenden, Inspector
Ed. W Dent, Inspector.
Star Precinct,
w. v Kuykendall, Judge.
J. J. Lancaster, Inspector.
WIN Drewey, Inspector.
Keechl Precinct.
Tom Charston, Judge.
J. G. saylors, Inspector.
G. + Compton. Inspector.
Ireton Precinct.
D. A. Wilson, Judge.
J. w Ryan, Inspector
p. A. Fike, Inspector.
Bradley Precinct.
j. M. Hager, Judge.
Joe Ray Inspector
x, ?. Cobb, Inspector.
Lucille Precinct.
J. w. Looney. Judge.
I. Taylor, Inspector.
?. L. 'Hlnkley, inspector.
Nlnnekah Precinct.
Clarence Wasson, Judge.
W. N. Dickinson, Inspector.
+. Anderson, InBpectos
tllllsboro Precinct.
A. II. Smiley. Judge.
T. NJ. Kelley, Inspector.
W. A. Mollett, Inspector.
Alex Precinct,
j. M. Gipson, Judge.
H. d. Holmes, Inspector.
J. w. Morgan, Inspector.
Washington Precinct.
G. II. Roady, Judge.
A. A. Fatheree, Inspector.
A. F. Coleman, Inspector.
verden Precinct.
] s. Protzman, Judge.
]. NJ. Phillips, Inspector.
G. W, Milne, Inspector.
Tuttie No. / Precinct.
4 b Hlcton, Judge.
F. p Henry, Inspector.
Geo Nell, Inspector
Tuttle No. 2 Precinct.
G d. Latham, Judge.
A. L. Henry, Inspector.
4. S. Landrum, Inspector.
Greek Precinct.
NJ H. Rouse, Judge.
I J. Caldwell, Inspector
- A. Dobbs, Inspector.
Snow Hill Precinct.
Isaac Watkins, Judge.
J. A. Jones, Inspector.
Geo. Snow, Clerk.
Vincent Precinct.
D. S. Wolcott, Judge.
I. I, Sparks, Inspector.
W. C. Friend, Inspector.
city Of chlckasha, Ward No. Pre-
olnct I.
John Duncan, Judge.
Tom Dalton, Inspector
}. A. Rose, Inspector.
Nard Mo- 1, Precinct 2.
F. C. coryell. Judge.
VIM. Womack, Inspector
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-07

Qualified electors are: All persons,
male, over the age of twenty-one
years, citizens of the United States.
who could, on or before January l.
1866, vote under some form Of gov
ernment, or who then resided in some
foreign nation, or the lineal descend.
ant Of such person, or-could read and
write any section OF the Constitution
OF the State, and had resided IN the
State one year in said county six
months, and In his election precinct
thirty days next preceding the cleo
tion at which the question arises. and
who we're not within the excepted
elesses enumerated In Section ], AIT.
iele 9 q the Constitution Of the state
OF Oklahoma
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-07

For the Proposition.
TT End
Against the above proposition.
II the voter desires TO vote for the
above proposition he shall stamp an
.X' in the first square above; if he
desires to vote against the above prop
osltion he shall stamp an "Xa in the
second square above.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-04-30
~
Something Interesting
To The Public

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because Hermann's Vegetable Liver
Tonic gives you better resuHs tnan
calonel without making you sick. Rob-
ert's drug store has positive instruc-
tons to refudd the money TO every
purchaser who is not eGtirely salts
fed With the results Of this Liver
Medicine. it is purely vegetable and
can lie taken without fear or harm.
II s ar excellent remedy for teeth
ing children. Hermann's Vegetable
Liver Todic relieves fullness and
sourness Of the stomach, promotes di-
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Liver Tonic for constitution. Roberts
Pharmacy is anxious to sell You a bot
tie on guarantee if YOU are not
pleased 20 ccme back to their store
add ct your money. Surely YOU can
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Al Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry
red1ced this week at Chilean & Co..
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VOTERS OF THIS COUNTY,! !:

a % time D s s'se' Win s'si Sn % expressing
There but 1. Hon %o1Gw vii
0 although neam S ana Harmon asked that then names not @ s xs
Su re wilson . .: put all these % $ $
H S fir" time have Alabama Woodrow
% 's a s rs# Rsa sr ' a n greatest % rs "s
as f s has 3 the P%o~a son T His nD D s
him most attractive formidable candidate ~
seventeen W %
put
q because they
e % ] % cost % % How tong
life his for n1o
Oscar W
s the s @ ns. s Implements Tor @ @
% @ n % E % % %
you a@enno ~ | % anu ~ you ~ nave ' ~ just ABOUT ~
Underwood has recently bill t.
BANK & nhs a on. .a s a @ son @. a put nn s
.4n~..
s % s 1 h him. %.r " % ".4s: =. :s ae aS~
% % sa sy: % % s .!. r o s s %
a % : ante % and T; @ :t ~: :S ;s. '
w. DO not .a. NJ, Underwood vHD5swooes qsareas m that but ono hi, ~
southern" in thu she. ~
zs "
e sn m have c aa,n: : as. .s s' "sy
sansdne has rfud has tho second with the candidates
c . 10 to
v @ no s3 'a ss Nd" r the . party
% @ % @
san%s the + and recall which are tn, main policies adsh by Wilson
Georgia going for Underwood Til" .ta coSu has .a CON eud letter canvas. tho
an 0 tina not mHsHm more
as a Mr. 6 Sa6s party n ; s ges"' refuse the magnificent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-18

1Yes." he assented 4about everything, l fancy.
But should not have thought that you would have
discovered it SO quickly. Do you know, am sorry"
@The trouble is, Mark said slowly, 4that l can't
understand. | try to do what everyone else does,
and the more l do it the easier it is. But never
understand why they do any Of these things Before
l came here, thought that everyone felt the way
did. Then at first was sure that | was right and
that all the others were wrong Then-there were
so many of them and was Just one-I thought that
they must be right And now don't know don't
know!"
Zone can be right and the other millions may be
wrong, said Charteris "but the is bound to get
hurt From Socrates to Christ it has been the ones
who were right who have suffered"
3But they were good said Mark, "and I'm not
not very. l just do what simplest. It's so
much easier to tell the truth than to lie isn't it?
ats debatable point. replied the man, and his
mouth twisted. @But some Of us would smart con-
sideraby if truth dealt out too literally. l do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-18

sisted gently. 1You are quite white
ats nothing smiled Priscilla, nothing. l
always pale. You shouldn't call attention to such
defects"
Mark looked at her searchingly. 1t was true, she
was quite white. Had Lord Charters asked the
important question, he wondered.
CHAPTER VIII. Caesar Holds the Stage
MISS HAMPDEN seemed tired, said Charters.
~ Priscilla had just waved them goodby from the
steps and vanished through the open door.
"Yes,' acquiesced Mark. He was thinking hard.
@Have cigarette?" asked Charters. He had
lighted himself and its end shone in the darkness
like little scarlet jewel.
mo, thank you, they make me sick"
"Do they, indeed?" said Charters politely. II
presume they affect any number of people in much
the way; but they prefer being sick unto death
to admitting it. 1t wears off in time, though
Everything does, doesn't it9' asked Mark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-18

NISSAN telling them person time. It secret;
N.Y. and sh lifted 5 saes eyes and looked
% a'ss his @
@@ surprise. Jacquelne turned hot and cold with furious
@YS aDo you mean that she in
@ s gsS Ses had no
aYesS said Mark blanky
Great friends, repeated Marx mechanically a after
ALL IS the Every tm she pEed him
~sSa sssss s9s4s seem be
ss be ; sss :s o
smiling thought else
p Pa s sf s Ti s ss s9 P
carefully Of dry 1T ridiculous dea,
How quickly the dusk falls eusns 1.-The he'll long a inner
Is S.
looked very gentle and very lovely in light
ff aq d9nae s nsw @ 4en s @ Mr.
s I @ ,ts ys ;
bsaesd Winds 6u1s!
vne oW this Hat she had and at and
N called from the s sf Fas eh Mark on
Coming He feet almost he spoke and help
but S6 se sna DISASTROUS
hsysa Kept yating .
old fellow ' as th ay" se s YOU you to ed
admitted Rupert goomy I'D rather to hell than bed
Countess show Where
learns perfectly dreadful words?"
school, returned the Rupert Il had
He owl the assembled and
light e would be exciting anyway
3Oh Aunt Elizabeth walled Cynthia
Captain DENLY gazed tendely at her shocked little face
commanded the Countess Gemane
breahly: "This simply fghtu appalled,! Mark
responsible for this?"
No he isn't Rupert the loyalty @Uncle Hal told
about it,
Told that hell exeitng? atered the Countess
Cynthia's crumped like leaf agitation
w hs told su ne Ms d sG vo sa aed RH
that's machine there the Countess NO. the
DENLY. Will and Cynthia with u You JAG
queine? Then the Others with Mark"
Il with Cousin Mark entreated Rupert and his voice
poignant Where Priscilla there would he be also
"Oh, please, Mother-please!'
Certainly not said the Countess firmly us maid sufficient
Miss Hampden? Mark will first, then take
Leonard Rupert, don't squirm that way"
him u' begged Mark; but the Countess shook
her head.
excited Goodnight, boyh has been real
experience
said Jacquelne carefully
pitched to reach Priscilla Ill friend
oon," said Mark. @You have been wonderful won't
forget
Priscilla stumbled the of the automobile and caught herself
with a little laugh.
YOURSELF" quickly.
4But I'm all right truly Oh Mark you're tampng all
thing Those very best feet
4Im sorry said Mark abseny as ready? Take Miss