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When Articles are not mentioned in
the Premium List. they will be placed on eN'
hibition and II rueritorious, may be awarded
Premiums.
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RULES GOVERNING
EXHIBITS.

When Articles are not mentioned in
the Premium List. they will be placed on eN'
hibition and IL meritoriouS, may be awarded
Premiums.
when Articles are not deemed worthy
the Judges will refuse 70 award premiums
regardless OF competition.
$40 animal or article shall be allowed
to compete for more than one premium. nor
shall il be entered in more than one class.
except as one Of herd. or pair. or IN sweep
stakes or COWS in milk test.
4.-When there is but one exhibit compel
ing for a premium. the Judges may award
no premium. second or first premium As
merit warrants All premiums shall be
awarded on the individual worth Of exhibit.
and in no case will first or Secoud premium
be awarded 10 an exhibit that would not
merit il in full competition. No exhibit viii
be allowed both first and second premiums
where there is no competition.
5-Anyone trying TO deceive the manage
meut as 10 the grower Of an exhibit or who
shall purchase articles or borrow them and
exhibit them in his own name. As having
been grower or made by him, shall forfeit
all claim as an exhibitor.
NO person may remove an exhibit be-
fore the close Of the fair without permission
Of the Superintendent o. the department
All animals SHOWN IN the NNS STOCK
division shall be registered except those in
Glass M" Satisfactory evidence OF such
registration must be furnished the Judges
before an award is made.
S-Al protests must be made in writing
aud filed with the Secretary within five
days after close OF fair.
9-Al entries must be removed before
six o'clock y. III. OF the last day OF the fair.
While the management will use all reason
able care IN the safe keeping VI any articles,
Yet il declines all responsibility FOR loss and
damage not due % any fault Of is own.
IA herd shall consist Of not less than
three animals.
\ pen OF one Cock or Cockerel and two
hens or pulletS or more. No bird shall be
considered in competition unless more than
four months old.
\ box Of fruit may consist OF single
layer il cherry or peach boxes.
11-When an exhibit IS entered the Sec
rotary viii give the exhibitor tag upon
which IS entered the division. class and lot
number, with the exhibitors entry number.
for each article. animal or herd. These tags
are 10 be attached 10 the exhibit for which
they are given. aud are 70 remain so at
Sheep. Hogs or Poultry. they viii be attach
ed to the pens Or coops.
12-GENERAL. ADMISSION $1,000. Csc
CHILDREN UNDER l2............f 5c
GRAND STAND. ............... esc
No return checks will be given st the gate.
A non-trau Sferable pass viii be given with
stock thorses, cattle. sheep aud hogs ex-
hibitS
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Premium List for the County Fair October g. and W.

Can Plum Preserves, soc.
Snecimen not catalogues, soc.
Best display, not less than 10 varieties;
first, So 90; second, $l0o.
Class 8. Pickle
Can Pear Pickles Soc
Can Apple Pickles. soc.
Can Crabapple Pickles. soc.
Can Ounce Pickles, soc.
Can Watermelon Rind Pickles, soc.
Can Cucumber Pickles. soc.
Can Bean Pickles, soc.
Can Onion Pickles. soc.
Bottle Chow Chow. soc.
Bottle Tomato Catsup soc.
Bottle Plum Catsup, soc.
Bottle Apple Catsup. 50c
Bottle Chilli Sauce. soc.
Specimen not catalogued. soc.
Best display, not less than varieties
first, 800; second. soc.
Class 9. Butter and Cheese -
Display Of Creamery Butter; blue ribbon.
Two lbs Butter from skinned cream, soc
Two lbs Butter from separator or am, 50c.
Sample Of Full Cream Cheese. creamery
made, blue ribbon
Sample of Full Cream Cheese, home
made. soc.
Miscellaneous
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PREMIUM LIST
DEPARTMENT "A"-Horses.

All entries except Glass M must be
registered
Class I. eerchercr-
Stallion. first. $500; second $50.
Mare; first s. 90; second. 500
Two-year-old colt; first 500: second. soc.
Yearling cclr; first. sl00; second. soc.
Sucking Colt; first. sl00; second. soc.
Class = English Shire
Stallion: first. $500. second $3.50.
Mare first. s. %; second 800.
Two-year-oIi colt first, $780, second. soc
Yearlins colt; first, 800; second. soc.
Sucking Cot; first, sl.Q0; second. soc.
Class s. cydesdaIe
Stallion: first. $500: second. $3.50.
Mare: first. 81 %: second. stQd.
Two-year-old colt: first. 800: second. soc
Yearltng colt: first. 100: second, soc.
Sucking Colt; first, sl.0Q; second. soc.
Class !, 6eIsan-
Stallion: first $500; second. $3.50.
Mare: first. $500 second. 500
Two-year-old colt: first, 800; second soc
Yearliug colt: first. 800; second. soc.
Sucking CCIs; first. Sl.Q0; second. soc.
Class ;. Coach
Stallion; first. $500; second. $3.50.
Mare: first. $500: second. 500.
TwD-year-oIt colt; first. 800: second. Soc
Yearling colt; first. sf00; second. soc.
Sucking Colt; first, s1.Q0; second. soc.
Class s Hsc>rey-
Stallion first. $500: second. $50
Mare: first, So 90; second, 800
Two-yearold colt; first. 800; second. soc.
Ysarling colt: first. 800: second, soc
Sucking Colt; first, 800 second, soc.
CLASS Light Harness, Standard Bred
Stallion: first. $500 second $3.50.
Mare first. $500 second. 800.
Two-year-old colt: first. 800; second. soc.
Yearling colt; first 800; second. soc.
Sucking Colt; first, sl.00; second, Soc.
Class M" Net Ressterea-
Div |. Draft Horses-Tean draft horses in
harness; 1900 pounds or over, each; first
Bull. years old or over; first, $500;
second $3.50.
Cow. years old or over; first, 500;
second, 500
$500; second, $3.50.
Brood Mare; first. $500; second, 800.
Three-year-old colt first. 81 second, Soc
Twu-year-eolt: first. 800: second, soc.
Yearling colt; first 800; second. soc.
Sucking colt; first, 800: second, soc.
Div. General Purpose Horses-1050 to
1900 pounds; team in harness; first, $500:
second, $3.50.
Brood Mare; first. s. 90: second, 800.
Three-yearold colt; first. 81; second. soc. |
Two-year-old colt; first, 800; second. soc.
Yearling colt; first 500; second, soc.
Sucking colt; first 800; second. soc.
Div 3. Driving Horses-Less than 1900
pounds each; team in harness; first, IS; |
second. $3.50
Brood Mare. first s2.09: second, 800.
Bull. > years old or over; first, $500; |
Three-year-old colt; first 81; second. soc. /
Two-y ear-oId colt; first $500; second, soc |
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Yssrlins colt: first si.eo; second. ssss
Sucking colt. first. $780, second. soc.
Single horse in harness; first $soo: see.
oud. $t.00.
Shetland Pony in harness; first. SEQ; Sec
ond $i,0o,
Div. l. Any Glass or Division Sweepstakes
Brood Mare With three colts.
Stallion with three colts.
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DEPARTMENT "s"-catsle.

DEPARTMENT "s"-catste.
All entries except Glass Nj" must be
registered.
Buu. years old or over: first. $500;
second. Ss.50,
Cow. : years old or over; first. $500.
second. $l.oo.
Yearliug Bull. first. 500. second. soc,
Ysarliug Heitsr: first. $500: second. soc.
Bull Calf: first sl.oe; seecnd. soc.
Heifer Calf. first. $t.00. second sic.
Herd. 5 or more: first. $500. second. $3.50.
Class :. Guernseys-
Yearliug Bull. first. 500: scyVna. soc
Ysarliug Heifsr. first. $i.oo: second. soc.
Bull Calf; first. 500; second. SEC.
Hetser Calf: first. $t.00. second. soc.
Herd. 3 or more: first, $500. Second. $3.50
Class ;. Helsselrs-
Bull. wears old or over; first. $500;
second $3.50,
Cow. : years old or over; first. 500;
second St.00.
Ysarliug Bull: first. $io0: second soc
Isarlinx ueifsr: first. sl.eo: SECOND. soc
Bull Calf: first. Sioo; second. sec.
Hsiter Calf. first. $t.00: second. soc.
Herd. 5 or more; first. $500; second. ss.5o
Class ). Ayrshire
second $2.5o
Cow. years old or over: first. $500:
second. 800.
Ysarlins Bull; first. $780, second. SOC
SearliuS Heiter: first. Sl.ol: second, soc
Bull Calf; first. $500; second. see
Hsifer Calf. first. 500; second. soc.
Herd. or more; first, $500; second, 81. 80
Class 5. Short Horn
Bull. , years old or over; first, $500
second. S2.5e.
Cow. years old or over: first. 500
second. sl.00.
Yeariing Bull, first. 500; second. soc
Ysarliug Heifsr; first. 800: second. soc
Bull Calf: first 800; second. soc.
Heifer Calf: first. 81 %. second Soc
Herd. or more; first. $500. second. s. 80
Class 5. Red Polls
Bull years old or over; first, $500
second. $50.
Cow. years old or over; first. 500
second. .l.0o
Yearliug Bull: first. si0o; second. soc
Isarlius Heifer; first. 800: second, sec
Buu Calf: first. $l.oe: second. soc.
Heller Calf; first. 800; second. soc.
Herd. or more: first. $500: second. $3.50
Class M" Ne. Registered
Mich Cow. any breed; first. $a.Qo; sec
ond. 500
Herd. or more. any breed: first. $500
second. $3.50.
Sweepstakes, any breed
Bull years old or over; first $500: sec
oud. $3.50.
Cow. TWO years old or over; first. $500
second. $3.50.
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sssS >>e'aaaaasSs sess'e S>a.e.S. SILVER c1-c.
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DEPARTMENT ~l--sleral.

-.
g"uons. ssts-s 81.
p,,,,,,,.,r So, D.slS,. N,
g,,,,ust C.cr,s O,,hI1,s 5D,
g.,norsr f,-yS.,rhsnY-. saf,
sopsusf Ca-r,rtons So,
p,,,,,s S..s.,-,,- ~ -
s>,'.,s,,'.s $3.50 n,
p,,,,,,,S,s S.,s.,-ts,,,,,', III. e.
s,,,,,,S,s rs,,,i-,s -.
p,,,,,,Y,s rss,s,s ~.
ur,,,,,,s,e - 81,
s',,,.,,,s.s So 80 N,
,IySs.s s,,,,,,,,.s ~,
S,s',,-..,.. -. n,
Ss....'N... a s,s a-'@.l. =, '0e'
S','.>..,.,'.'. S, ~ 80
ss'''. $3.50, $50. sse.
Sa,'s.s..sN.'. s,s-'.s.ss+..,
S2SSt1nSh SSsaiSd ,il S'e-
spsstaisa , saha NIas. s1e,
SeSSA1S1 SUISSE ( Sh1-. 'Nc,
s'sse es1'sstsea % aelss pida-s, 40. :ess
'asS NsFS~iSs~ scse' % sseon3' sA-91'
DEPARTMENT -Mr-Aiscssianeous
o,splss " SSeae AMI Cement Products ol4s
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second. soc.

second. aec,
Collie Dog. first. $,oo. SECOND, w.
Class &, Sweepstakes-
DISPLAY ot Poultry. first. $500: second,
$3.50
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DEPARTMENT "F"-veSetaeles.

DEPARTMENT "F"-VeSetaeles.
Class I. Potatoes
Best exhibit Of Potatoes. commerriai shy
and form. not less than varieties Oh
half hushel each first. $seo: second u.
Rest half hushel American Wohaer' wv
Hest half bushsl Ruroanks, QUO.
Best half bushel Beauty OF Hebron eoe'
Best half hushsl Carmen No, ). eoc'
Rest half hushel Early Rose. soc
Rest half bushel Early Ohio. soc.
Best half bushel Gold Coin. epc
Best half bushel Irish Coobler. QUO.
Best half hushel Late Rose. soc.
Best half hushei Million Dollar eoc.
Rest half bushel Mortgage Litter, aec.
Rest half bushel Melted Gem. aoc.
Hest half hushel Rural New Yorker. que
BEST half bushel Sir Walter Ralesn, QUO
BEST half hushsl Suowfakes, soc.
Best half hushel White Elephant. Soc
Rest half bushsl Worlds Fair, ooc.
The largest potato. soc.
Glass :. Other Root Vegetables
Best + Table Bsets. soc.
Rest Red StocF Beets, soc.
Best { Yellow Stock Beets, soc.
Best Sugar Beets, soc
Best White Mangel Beets. soc.
Best Table Carrots. soc.
Best & Yellow Carrots. 9oc.
Best White Carrots. soc.
Best s Parsuips. soc.
Best White Egg Turnips. soc,
Best 8 Flat Turnips. soc.
Best . Rutaeagas, sec.
Best Vegetable Oysters. soc.
Best 8 Rsdishss. soc.
Best IL Globe Onions. soc.
Best IL Flat Onions. soc.
Class >. Vegetables. mot roess)-
Rest Purple Cabbage, sec.
Best Green Cabbage. sec.
Best ) Cauliflower. sec.
Best Brussel Sprouts. soc.
Best Curly Kale. sec.
Rest Heads Lettuce. soc.
Best Heads Celery. soc.
Best Cucumbers. soc.
Best Ears Sweet Corn. soc
Best Ears Popcorn, sec.
Best Stalks Sweet Corn. Ste.
Rest half peck String Beans in pod soc.
Best half peck Shell Beans. soc.
Best half peck Garden Peas, soc.
Best Sweet Peppers. soc.
Best Red Tomatoes. ste.
Best Yellow Tomatoes, soc.
Best Crook-Neck Squash. soc.
Best Yellow Seallop Squash. Soc
Best White Scallop Squash. soc.
Best Hubbard Squash. soc.
Best Marblehead Squash. soc.
Largest Stock Squash. soc.
Best Pie Pumpkins, soc.
Best Citrons, soc.
Best Muskmelous. soc.
Best Watermelon. soc.
Largest Stock Pumpkin. Soc
The Best Parsley, soc.
Largest Cabbage. soc.
Largest Head Sunflowsr. Soc
Best Stalks Rhubarb, soc.
Best Sample Tobacco, soc.
Best Sample Holland Cut Beans. soc.
Best Exhibit OF Vegetables; first. $500
second $3.50.
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DEPARTMENT -k"-Ar.

Paintings in OIL
Landscape, soc.
Flowers. sec.
Animals. soc.
Water cetors-
Landscape. 50e.
Flowers. soc.
Animals, Sic
Pen ard Ink Drawings
Landscape, soc.
Flowers, soc.
Animals. Soc.
NJ lscellanecus-
Hand Decorated China. first. s. Do Sc
second SOC.
Specimen ct Pyrusraphy; first. 800: sec.
ouJ. soc.
Display Of Amateur Camera Work ti-s,.
$500: second. $50.
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DEPARTMENT "c"-Sheec.

Class I. Shrocshres-
PeD-Ram and two ewes; first $500: Sec
ord. $3.50.
Class ?. Oxfcrd Downs
Psn-Ram and two ewes; first $500: sec
end. $3.50.
Class 3. Any other recognized breed
Pen-Ram and two ewes; first. $500; sec
oud 81 so
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EMIT "H"-Fruit.

Class I. Apples
A plate OF fruit shall consist Of five ap-
pies, five ounces. six peaches. i2 plums. L
crabapples. four punches OF grapes.
Best exhibit OF fruit by individual grower;
first. $500; second. $3.50.
Best box Alexander Apples; first. toe'
second, soc.
Best box Baldwin Apples; first. I5c; SEX
ond. soc.
Best box Gravensteiu Apples; first, Use;
second, soc.
Best box King OF Tonpkins Apples; first.
15c second, 50c.
Best box Grimes Golden Apples, nrse'
T5c; second. SIC.
Best box 4. [. Greenins Apples: first. 100
second. soc.
Best box Northern Spy Apples; first, lSc;
second. soc.
Best box Spitzenberg Apples; first. lSe:
second, soc.
Best box Wealthy Apples; first. I5c; sec,
ond. soc.
Best eight plates Apples. eight varieties
first, 800; second, soc.
Largest five Apples IN plates sue.
Best plate Alexanders. 5ec.
Best plate Arkansas Black. soc.
Best plate Baldwin. sec.
Best plate Banana. soc.
Best plate Bellflower, soc.
Best plate Ben Davis. soc.
Best plate BismarS. soc.
Best plate Blue Pearmin, soc.
Best plate Black Ben Davis. soc.
Best plate Duchess OF Gutenberg. soc.
Best plate Dutch Migncns. SOC.
Best plate Fameuse. 5oc,
Best Plate Glori Mundi. Soc
Best plate Gravenstein. soc.
Best Plate Grimes Golden. SOC,
Best plate Jonathan, soc.
Best plate King Of rompkins. soc.
Best plate Maiden Blush, sue.
Best plate None Such. Soc.
Best plate Northern Spy. soc.
Best plate Red Astrachau, s0c.
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.. DEPARTMENT "6"-Grains and Forage
Plants.

DEPARTMENT "G-Grains ana fefaSe
Plants.
Class I. Sheaf exhibit
Best exhibit OF grains, grasses and other
forage plants. not less than eight va
rieties: first. $500; second. $50,
Best sheaf Red Clover, soc.
Best Sheaf Alsac Clover. sec.
Best Sheat Alfalfa. Soc.
Best Sheat Vetch. soc.
Best Sheat Field Peas, soc.
Best Sheat OF Oats. soc.
Best Sheaf OF Wheat. soc.
Best Sheaf Rye. SOC
Best Sheat Timothy. soc.
Best Sheat Red Top, Soc.
Best Sheaf OF Any Other Forage Plant not
on this list worthy OF premium. soc.
Class SheIied Grains and Seeds
Grains and seeds competing IN this class
must be free from chaft and dirt. They
should be exhibited in neat sacks.
Best Peck Wheat. soc.
Best Peck Buckwheat. soc.
Best Peck Oats. soc.
Best Peck Rye, soc
Best Peck Barley. soc.
Best Peck Flax. soc.
Best Peck Field Peas. soc.
Best Peck Soy Beans, soc.
Best Peck Flint Corn on cob. Soc
Best any other farm seed worthy Of pre-
MUM. Soc.
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DEPARTMENT "J"-NeedIework.

Embroidery
Specimen SILK Embroidery, soc.
Specimen Linen Embroidery, soc.
Specimen White Cotton Embroidery. soc
Specimen Hardanger Embroidery, soc
Specimen Cross Stitch Embroidery, Soc
Specimen French Embroidery. soc.
lace
Specimen Point Lace, soc.
Specimen Battenberg Lace, soc.
Tattins-
Specimen Shirtwaist Tatting. soc.
Specimen Handkerchief Tatting, sue.
Specimen Collar Tatting. soc.
Drawn Work
Specimen Hemstitching, soc.
Specimen Towels, soc.
Specimen Pillow Cases. soc.
Specimen Table Cloth. soc.
Specimen Waist, soc.
Miscellaneous
Crochet
Specimen Silk Crochet, soc.
Specimen Linen Crochet. soc.
Specimen Cotton Crochet, soc.
Specimen Wool Crochet, Soc
Specimen Jacket Crochet. SOC
Specimen Slippers Crochet. soc.
Irish Crochet
Specimen Collar, soc.
Specimen Open Bag, soc.
Specimen Baby Bonnet, SOC
Specimen Collar and Cuffs, soc.
Specimen Jabot, Soc
Sofa PilioWs-
Specimen Silk Embroidery, ooc
Specimen Cotton Embroidery. soc.
Specimen Freatrnal Design. Soc
Specimen Hand Painted. Soc
Specimen Drawn Work, Soc.
Specimen Hardanger, Soc.
Spe linen Ribbon Embroidered, soc.
Miscellaneous
Fancy Apron. soc.
Child's Dress, soc.
Fancy Bag. soc
Cotton Quilt. Soc.
Worsted Quilt. soc.
Silk Quilt. soc.
Home Made Rug soc.
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All breeds recognized by the American
Standard of Perfection will be admitted.
Class I. Chickens
Cock; first, soc; second. 25c.
Hen: first. soc; second. CSC.
Cockerel: first. soc: second. Csc
Pullet; first, soc; second, csc. 4
Pen, three; first. 800: second. soc.
Class ?. Turkeys. any breed 81
Cock: first, 800; second. soc.
Hen: first, 800: second. soc.
Cockerel: first 800 second. soc.
Pullet; first, 800; second, soc.
Pen. three; first. sa.oO; second. 800
Class 3. Geese, any breed
Gander. 800.
Hen. 800
Pen of three; first, 5000: second. 800
Class 4. Ducks Of any breed
Drake; first, soc; second 25c.
Hen: first. soc; second Csc.
Pen Of three; first. 800; second, soc.
Class 5. Pet Stock
Belgian Hare, hutch; first, 800; Sec
ond. soc.
Fancy Rabbits. hutch; first. 800; Sec
ond, soc.
Pen OF, Homer Pigeons: first. 800; Sec
ond, Soc
Pen of White King Pigeons; first, 800;
second, soc.
Pen OF Carueaur Pigeons; first. 800;
second, soc.
Pen OF Chinese Pheasants; first, 500;
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DEPARTMENT "o'-Swine.
All entries except Class M" must be
registered.
Class I. Berkshire
Boar. months old or over: first $500;
second. 500.
Sow. months old or over: first. $500;
second. 800.
Sow with litter OF pigs; first. $500; Sec
end, $3.50.
Class ?. Chester Whites
Boar. 5 months old or over; first $500:
second. 800.
Sow, -uontcS old or over: first $:e0:
oud. 800,
Sow with litter OF pigs; first. $500; see
ond, $50.
Class 3. Poland China
Boar. s months old or over; first $500;
second. 800.
Sow, months old or over; first. $500.
ond 800.
Sow with litter Of pigs: first. $500; sec
oud $50.
Class 4. Ouroc jersey
Boar, months old or over: first 200:
second, Sl00.
Sow. months old or over; first. $500;
second. 800.
Sow with litter OF pigs; first. $500; Sec
ond $3.50.
Class M
Brood Sow with litter OF pigs; first $500:
second. $3.50.
Largest Hog; first $500; second. $3.50.
DEPARTMENT "E"-pcultry and Pet Stock
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-01-26
SYNOPSIS,
Copyright, 1910. By Bobbe. MARTIN Co.

CHAPTER 1.-The story opens on Long
Island near New York City. where Miss
Emily Ffrench, a relative of Ethan
rfrench, manufacturer of the celebrated
Mercury" automobile, loses her way.
The car has stopped and her cousin Dick
Fire nch is too muddled with drink to
airect II Alright They meet another car
named fes tIa by Professional racer
French car and directs Miss Ffrench
how to proceed homeward, but seeing
that her cousin is in no condition to ac-
company her. forcibly detains Dick
Efreneh, for which the young lady is
CHAPTER II-Ethan Ffrench has dis
inherited his son. who has disappeared.
He Is growing old and tells Emily that
she is the only one of the family to
whom he can leave his wealth; He in
have her marry Dick, who could carry
on the business. Dick is a good-natured.
but irresponsible fellow.
CHAPTER III.-It appears that a part
ner of Ethan French. wanting an expert
to race with the Mercury" at auto
the Ffrench factory Emily encounters the
young man. They refer pleasantly to
their first meeting when Dick comes along
and recognizes the young racer.
CHAPTER Iv.-Dick likes the way Lee
strange ignores their first meeting when
he appeared TO disadvantage. 1ney
become quite friendly and Lestrange tells
Emily that he will try to make something
out Of her Indifferent cousin and educate
him as an automobile expert.
CHAPTER v-Dick undertakes his
business schooling under the tutelage of
Lestrange. Dick is sheer grit and in
making a test race meets with an acct
dent. Lestrange sticks to him bravely,
and Dick guessing that his friend loves
Emily disclatms any intention of marry
ing her.
CHAPTER VL.-Lestrange comes upon
Emily in the moonlit garden of the
French home; Under an impulse he
cannot control he kisses her and she
leaves him, confessing in her own heart
that she returns his love.
CHAPTER VII.-The uncle Of Emily,
learning of her attachment to Lestrange
informs her that the man is his disbarred
son, whom she has never seen before be-
ing adopted by him. He claims that his
son ran away with a dissolute actress
refuses to acknowledge him. and orders
Emily to think of Dick as her future
husband