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In the Orphans Court OF Cecil County

In Re: The Estate of Alexander Craig, deceased.
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ENTERTAINING ANGELS UNA
WARE

Those who had the rare privilege of
hearing the wonderful little violinist,
Miss Josephine Gerwing, in our city
last winter, willie read with pleasur
some excerpts from a sketch of her
life received yesterday by one of her
admirers, Mrs. H. D. Mendenhall, who
desires the following be published:
Josephine Gerwing is one of the
few infant prodigies that have made
good. At the age of eight she play
ed with the Cologne Choral Society,
under the leadership of the celebrat-
ed composer, Heinrich Zoeller. So
great was the enthusiasm that Prof.
Zoeller lifted her on ST. of the piano,
and from there sne finished her pro-
gram, accompanied by the great mu-
stefan. At ten years of age Josephine
came to Berlin, where she played
VIII hhO O"liCO u1llldl VI
chestra. The audience was simply
carried away with this wonderful
child, and accorded her honors such
as few have ever received. In fact.
Prof FRANKIE, the eminent authority
on theory, speaking of her, said:
Not since the death of Mozart
has there been such talented child
as Josephine Gerwing'
They gave a recital in her honor.
to which were invited all the famous
musicians of Berlin. Among them
was the celebrated composer, Prof.
Joachim, who said of her:
There have been many prodigies
at the piano and violin, but girl of
ten years who mastered the most diff.
fiicult violin literature has not exist
ed before Josephine Gerwing, nor
since then. She is still the only one.
and will remain SO, for such divinely
favored children of man are not of
everyday occurrence
AL tnls concert she played the
wonderful d MolI Concerto, by VIE
nawski, and the difficult concerto by
Mendelssohn.
She was asked to Way before the
empress of Germany and also the
crown heads of Russia, and was show
cred with honors and ovations every
where. But through it all she remain
ed serene and unspoiled. In fact.
they were distasteful to her, while on
the other hand she is very proud of
being the last artist to play in the
famous Wewanhaus,' where before
her stood Beethoven, Mozart. Wag-
ner, Rubenstein, and all the other IA
nous musicians. Lakeland Tele-
gram.
Miss Gerwing played in Ocala with
the Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York City, but unfortunately the
audience was very small on that oc-
casion, but those who did hear Miss
Gerwing We're entranced with her
playing
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Less poetic.

AS was walking along the str
! saw little girl who usually in'
ested me. and / said to her: "Wns'
bright little girl you are; can
see the sunbeams playing all o..
your face" She looked up laugh.
and said: Hum! My mamma ca
those freckles. = Exchange
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NOTICE TO MELON BUYERS

| have about 125 acres of Tom "
son melons for sale, which VIII
ready to commence moving about
oath of May. c. H. Cooner, Canu,'
Fla. 5-3Il
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MARIoN's VOTE

The following is the summary of
the county vote Except the precincts
of Pennington, Orange Springs, Salt
Springs, Romeo, Geiger, and Cotton
PlanD as furnished by Chairman Du-
val of the county committee last
evening:
Member National Executive Commit
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.Iones 95S
Inning 613
State superintendent Public Instruc.
ton
Holloway. 463
Russell. -. $50. 3S7
Sheats SIS
Commissioner of Agriculture
Dorman. sol
McRae S33
Railroad Commissioner
Dunn. -. -. -. .........1 01S
Nicely ..... 2se
Adiu+.,+ General,
nr;scou Oh
Eoe+or Ell
81 400
m..;. GO. o.;..
rho,,a, 49, no+ ro+,,rns Owe rothor
;,1o4 ). = ooaoa +bo+ 49,
eo,,au,;- oef;oon. haro oi,oa +ho
Go. - wv n C,,,.h
c,.ee C,,
GU TT 49,
. .,e.s
cN,, ~, o-,
wv s
.S.4. :,
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Spar
Observation-Disclosures, %; Wilson,

President-Underwo 90; Wilson,
Il.
Congressman at Large-Beacham,
1; L'Engle, 26; Martin, 2; Toomer, 8;
Williamson, 3.
Congressman First District-Phil-
lips, 30; Sparkman, 10.
Governor-Gibbons, 5; Milton, Z;
Trammell, q; Watson, Z.
egislature-Crosby, SO; Light, 81;
Spencer, SO.
County Judge-Gober, Il; Smith,
3S.
Clerk-Nugent, OF; Sistrunk, So.
Assessor-Ayer, 80; Moorhead, 1S
Supt-Brinson, IL; Green, 81.
Treasurer-Cobb, Is; Graham, "a;
Livingston, 2.
Congressman First District-Phil.
lips, 2; Sparkman, Is.
Legislature-Crosb II; Light, Z;
Spencer, Is.
County Judge-Gober, II; Smith, G.
Clerk-Nugent, 10; Sistrunk, 9.
Assessor-Ayer, Is; Moorhead, 3.
Supt-Brinson, II; Green. 2.
Treasurer-Cobb, q Graham, IA;
Livingston, 2.
Geiger
i icfv
Gambler
Congressman at Large-Beacham,
|; L'Engle, 20; Toomer, 1.
Congressman First District-Phil-
lips, 10; Sparkman, r.
Governor-Gibbons 2; Milton, 5;
Trammell, II.
Legislature-Crosby, 16; Light, 25;
Spencer, 16.
County Judge-Gober, 6; Smith, %.
Clerk-Nugent, 2S; Sistrunk, 5.
Assessor-Ayer, IL; Moorhead, 81.
! Supt-Brinson, g.; Green, 40.
Treasurer 5; Graham, "a;
Livingston, 4.
Linadale
Observation-Disclosures 8; Wilson,
4.
| Congressman at Large-L'Engle, s.;
Martin, L; O'Brien, 1.
Congressman First District-Phil-
lips, /; Sparkman, 8.
Governor-Gibbons, L; Trammell,
s; Watson, 1.
Legislature-Crosby, 8; Light, 6;
| Spencer, 5.
County Judge-Gober, 6; Smith, 4.
Clerk-Nugent, 2; Sistrunk, 8.
Assessor-Ayer, 3; Moorhead, 7.
Supt-Brinson, 10.
Treasurer-Cobb, 1; Graham, 9.
Moss Bluff
Congressman at Large-L' Engle,
IS; Martin, 1 Toomer, 6; William
son, 2.
Congressman First District-Phil-
lips, 9; Sparkman, 81.
Governor-Gibbons, 4 Milton, 10;
Trammell, s; Watson, 2.
Legislature-Crosby, 90; Light, 81;
Spencer, II.
County Judge-Gober, IL Smith "a.
Clerk-Nugent, 16; Sistrunk, 81
Assessor-Ayer. 80; Moorhead, IS.
Supt-Brinson, 5; Gree 80.
Treasurer-Cobb, 4; Graham, 20;
| Livingston, IL.
Shady
Observation-Disclosures, 6: Wilson,
Il.
Congressman First District-Phil
lips, z; Sparkman, 8.
Legislature-Crosby, 16; Light, IL;
Spencer IL.
County Judge-Gober, 8; Smith, IS.
Clerk-Nugent, 10; Sistrunk, H.
Assessor-Ayer, IA; Moorhead, 8.
Supt-Brinson, 8; Green, 10.
Treasurer-Cobb, z: Graham, g.;
Livingston, 6.
Camp lizard
Observation-Disclosures, 8; Wilson,
Legislature-Crosby, "a; Light, s.;
Spencer, II.
County Judge-Gober, 20; Smith, 5.
Clerk-Nugent, 6; Sistrunk, 21.
Supt-Brinson, IA; Green, II.
Treasurer-Cobb, z; Graham, IL;
Livingston, Z.
romeo gave Sistrunk s. Nugent, 5.
Nugent's majority to date is sc.
MARION'S VOTE
The following is the summary of
the county vote Except the precincts
of Pennington, Orange Springs, Salt
Springs, Romeo, Geiger and Cotton
! no
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Martel

/; L'Engle, IL; Martin, ?; OBrlen, Il;
Toomer, s.; Williamson, ..
Congressman First District--Phil-
lips, IS; Sparkman, IS.
Governor-Gibbons, g.; Milton, 10;
Semple, 1; Trammell. 10; WATSON. 6.
Legislature Crosby, q; Light, 2G;
Spencer, "a.
County Judge-Gober, 10; Smith,
%.
Clerk-Nugent, 81; Sist.unk, II.
Assessor-Ayer, 26; Moorheai, 16.
Supt-Brinson, Is; Green, 25.
Treasurer-Cobb, 10; Graham, 25;
Livingston, 4.
Observation-Disclosures, 81; Wilson,
Congressman First District-Phil-
lips, %; Sparkmar, p
Governor-Gibbons, 4; Milton, l.;
Trammell, IS; Watson, %.
Legislature-Crosby, SO; Light, 90;
Spencer, 40.
County Judge-Gober, 10; Smith,
SO.
Clerk-Nugent, 10; Sistrunk, 49,
Assessor-Ayer, %; Moorhead, "a.
Supt-Brinson, As; Green, 6.
Treasurer-Cobb Z; Graham, 49,;
Livingston, 6.
Pennington
Congressman First District-Phil-
lips, 25; Sparkman, "a.
Legislature-Crosby, 80; Light, SO;
Spencer, "a.
County Judge-Gober, &c; Smith,
25.
Clerk-Nugent, II; Sistrunk, 80.
Assessor-Ayer, 35; Moorhead, 20.
Supt-Brinson, 10; Green, "a.
Treasurer-Cobb, IA; Graham, SO.
Orange Springs
Congressman First District-Phil-
lips, 4 Sparkman, 8.
Legislature-Crosby, z; Light, IA;
Spencer, 8.
County Judge-Gober, 5; Smith, TO-.
Clerk-Nugent, 2; Sistrunk, Is.
Treasurer-Cobb, 2; Graham, IL;
Livingston, l.
Congressman First District-Phil-
lips, 10; Sparkman, 81.
Legislature-Crosby, %; Light, 20;
Spencer, A.
County Judge-Gober, IA; Smith,
81.
Clerk-Nugent, So; Sistrunk, 20.
Treasurer-Cobb IA; Graham, 26;
Livingston, 10.
FoT mccoy
Observation-Disclosures IA; Wilson,
20.
Congressman at Large-Beacham
3; L'Engle, 49,; Martin, 5; O'Bren, 1;
Toomer, Z; Williamson, A..
Congressman First District--Phil-
lips, 10; Sparkman, 33s
Governor-Gibbons, II: Milton, q;
Trammell, %; Watson, IA
Legislature-Crosby, %; Light, as;
Spencer, As.
County Judge-Gober, 27; Smith,
81.
Clerk-Nugent, As; Sistrunk, 10.
Assessor-Ayer, SO; Moorhead, 81
Supt-Brinson, 81; Green, H.
Treasurer-Cobb. -; Graham, IS;
Livingston, 6.
DunneIlon
Underwood, 81; Wilson
SO.
Congressman at Large-Beacham
/; L'Engle, Al; Martin, 81; O'Brien
IS; Toomer, IL; Williamson, %.
Congressman First District-Phil
lips, 40; Sparkman, lis.
Governor-Gibbons, Is; Milton, 81;
Semple, 2; Trammell, So; Watson, 8
Legislature-Crosby, so; Light, IS;
Spencer, 95.
County Judge-Gober. III; Smith
81.
Clerk-Nugent, 76; Sistrunk, 6S.
Assessor-Ayer, II; Moorhead, 70
Supt-IBrinson, 81; Green, Ga.
Treasurer-Cobb, 81; Graham, So
Livingston, 80.
Summerfield
Observation-Disclosures 80; Wilson
g.
Congressman at Large-Beacham,
I3; L'Engle, s; Martin, 5; O'Brien. Z:
Toomer, IS; Williamson,
Congressman First District Phil
lips, 10; Sparkman, SO. ;.
Governor-Gibbons, II: Milton, 5;
Semple, 4; Trammell, 10; Watson
10.
Legislature IS; Light, 81;
Spencer, SO.
County Judge-Gober, IS; Smith
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Clerk-Nugent, II; sistrunk, IA.


Legislature-Crosby, IS; Light, IL;
| Spencer, 80.
County Judge Gober, IS; Smith
2S.
Clerk-Nugent, 80; Sistrunk, 10.
Assessor-Ayer, 80; Moorhead, s.
Supt-Brinson, 8; Green. 81.
Treasurer-Cobb, 8; Graham, 16;
| Livingston, 13.
Pedro
egislatuge-Crosby, 20; Light, 10;
| Spencer, 30.
| County Judge-Gober, Il; Smith,
| 26.
Clerk-Nugent, 50; Sistrunk, 4.
/ Assessor-Ayer, SO; Moorhead, 3.
Supt-Brinson, 2; Green, 35.
Treasurer-Cobb, IS; Graham, IS;
Livingston, 6.
Cotton Plant
Congressman First District-Phil.
| lips, IS; Sparkman, 10.
Recommendations, 6; Milton, 10;
| Trammell, 10; Watson, /.
Legislature-Crosby, II; Light, "a;
Spencer, q.
County Judge-Gober, Is; Smith, T.
Clerk-Nugent, 10; Sistrunk, is.
Assessor-Ayer, 20; Moorhead, II.
Supt-Brinson, 10; Green Fl.
Treasurer-Cobb, s. Graham, IA I;
Livingston, II.
Mcintosh
President-Underwo 35; Wilson,
%.
Congressman at Large-Beacham,
2; L'Engle, 27; Martin, L; O'Brien, g.;
Toomer, %; Williamson, 6.
Congressman First District-Phil-
lips, 21; Sparkman, Az.
Governor Gibbons, 7; Milton, s.;
Semple, /; Trammell, 10; Watson, 80.
Legislature-Crosby, 81; Light, 46;
Spencer, 49,
County Judge-Gober, 81; Smith,
"a.
Clerk-Nugent, 81; Sistrunk, SO.
Assessor-Ayer, 40; Moorhead, 81.
Supt-Brinson, 20; Green, 43.
Treasurer-Cobb, 27; Graham, So;
Livingston, II.
From Thursdays Daily:
Tampa, Fla, May /, 1912
Special to the Ocala Banner:
Returns from first congressional
district indicate the election III Spark
man by a plurality of 5000 to $500
Total vote for the entire state as
counted up to 8 p m, shows: Glib
bons, 5OO2; Milton, 1855: Trammell,
6297; Watson, 1853; semple, about
1OS.
Trammell and Gibbons will have to
go into another primary
All south Florida counties solid for
| Underwood
1t is impossible to give delegates
elected for several days.
Reports from second district show
Clark and Hilhurn to be high Both
will go in second primary. AS vote
now stands, which is not complete,
Clark only requires few to beat
both Hilburn and Burr in first race.
McRae is elected commissioner of
agriculture.
Luning will have to run in second
primary. Only few votes required to
beat both opponents.
Holloway is high man for superin.
tendent of public instruction, but will
have to try it again with Sheats.
L'Engle is high man for congress.
man at large May be nominated. II
a second race is required he will run
with Toomer
General Foster beats both oppo
] nets. STOVALL.
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From Wednesdays Daily:

Martin
President-Underwoo IL; Wilson,
CONGRESSMAN at Large-L Engle,
IS; Martin, l; O'Brien, /; Toomer, i;
Williamson, 4.
Congressman First District-Phil-
lips, Z; Sparkman, II.
overnor-Gibbons, 4 Milton, 4;
Trammell, 10; Watson, 2.
Legislature-Crosby, 8; Light, IS;
Spencer, 10.
County Judge-Gober, 8; Smith, 10.
Clerk-Nugent, 10; Sistrunk, z.
Assessor-Ayer, II; Moorhead, s.
Supt.-Brinson, IL; Green, 9.
Treasurer-Cobb, 5; Graham, IL;
Livingston, 5.
Reddck
President-Underwoo IS; Wilson,
20.
Congressman at Large-L'Engle,
Is; Martin, 5; Toomer, 10; William
son, 6.
Congressman First District-Phil-
lips, &c; Sparkman, IA.
Recommendations, 3; Milton, 2;
Trammell, so; Watson, 5.
egislature-Crosby, 10; Light, Al;
Spencer, 2S.
County Judge-Gober,, 6; Smith,
&c.
Clerk-Nugent, So; Sistrunk 8.
Assessor-Ayer, 81; Moorhead, II.
Supt.-Brinson, 16; Green, 27.
Treasurer-Cobb, 16; Graham, 20.
Lake Weir
Observation-Disclosures 10; Wilson,
Congressman at Large-Beacham,
1; L'Engle, 10; Martin, 8; Toomer, 4.
Congressman First District-Phil-
lips, 8; Sparkman, Fl.
Governor-Gibbons, 8; Milton, z;
Trammell, 6; Watson, 6.
Legislature-Light, Is; Light, II;
Spencer, 16.
Clerk-Nugent, IA; Sistrunk, Is.
County Judge-Gober, 6; Smith, 81.
Assessor-Ayer, 10; Moorhead, s.
Supt-Brinson, 10; Green, IA.
Treasurer-Cobb, 5; Graham, IA;
Livingston. s.
BIitchton
observation-disclosures 81; Wilson,
Congressman at Large--L'E ngle,
%; Martin, 3: Toomer, 8; William
son, /.
Congressman First District-Phil-
lips, "a; Sparkman, 10.
overnor-Gibbons, 6; Milton, A.;
Trammell, "a.
Legislature-Crosby, IL; Light, IS;
Spencer, 25.
County Judge-Gober, 2; Smith, SO.
Clerk-Nugent, II; Sistrunk, %.
Assessor-Ayer, 20; Moorhead, 6.
Supt-Brinson, IS; Green, II.
Treasurer-Cobb, Is; Graham, 16;
Livingston, 4.
GrahamviIIe
Congressman First District-Phil-
lips, s.; Sparkman, So.
Legislature-Crosby, 4S; Light, 40;
Spencer. As.
County Judge-Gober. 20; Smith,
81.
Clerk-Nugent, 81; Sistrunk, 40.
Supt-Brinson, So; Green, 50.
Treasurer-Cobb, s; Graham, 81;
Livingston, ..
Anthony
Observation-Disclosures, 81; Wilson
IL
Congressman at Large-Beacham
s.; L'Engle, "a: Martin, 4; O'Brien, 8;
Toomer. IA; Williamson. s.
Congressman First District-Phil
lips. 90; Sparkman, So.
Recommendations, 5; Milton, IS;
Semple. 4 Trammell, 10; Watson, 10
Legislature-Crosby, 30; Light, IS;
Spencer. 81.
County Judge-Gober, "A; Smith
a..
Clerk-Nugent. %; S;strunk, IS.
Assessor-Ayer. 4S; Moorhead, Is
supt-Brinson, 81; Green, SO.
Treasurer-Cobb, 10; Graham. 40;
Livingston, II.
Stanton
Congressman First District-Phil
lips. rs: Sparkman, Is.
Legislature-Crosby, 81: Light, 10;
Spencer. 2S.
County Judge-Gober, u; Saith
rs.
< CIerk-Nugent, 10: Sistsunk. %.
Assessor--Ayer, 2S: Moorhead, 10.
Supt-Brinson, %; Green, Is.
Treasurer-Cobb, z; Graham, "a;
LIVINGSTON. g.
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TUESDAYS ELECTION
sPARKMAN'S MAJORITY BIGGER
THAN ANTICIPATED

Second primary Racers: TrammeIl
and Gibbons, L'EngIe and Toomer,
Holloway and Sheats, Clark and
HIIburn, Light and Crosby, carmi-
chaeI and Meffert.
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Sparkman's Vote in Hillsborough
A private telegram received yester-
day afternoon by Mr.. Raymond B.
Bullock from Tampa, says: "This
county (Hillsborough) gives Spark
man a majority of 1000. District will
give about $780,"
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF ocI

Mayor: ]. d. Robertson. pre-
Recorder: l.. T. IZlar.
Assistant recorder: H. N. "a "'
ton. -
President of the Council: r. R.
roll.
President Pro Tenn: ]. H. Tayln ~
Councilmen First Ward. C. R ~
dings, L. w Duval.
Second Ward: ]. H. Taylor, ~
Carroll.
Third Ward: E. T. Helvenston q
A. Fausett. -
Fourth Ward: G. A. Carmichael :
G. B. Weihe. -
At Large: C. NJ. Livingston. n
City Clerk: H. G. Sistrunk.
Deputy Clerk: Miss Helen Scott II
Marshal: r. l.. Carter.
Fire Chief: III. S. Chambers. r.
Supt. Electric Light. Plant: jos 2
Caldwell. r
Treasurer: w. T. Gary. r
Attorney: G.. L. Sistrunk. n
Tax Collector: w. w .Clyatt. n
Sanitary Inspector: G. w C |.
land. N.
Street Commissioner: F. M. Dods
Committees of the Council
Finance. r. Tydings, J. II. u
Tor, E. T. HeIvenston.
Judiciary. w. Duval E. I. 2
venston, FIG. B. Weihe.
Street-G. A. Carmichael j. II. =
Tor, r. r. Carroll ii,
Cemetary-C. M. Livingston, =
Helvenston, L. W. Duval.
Fire-H. A. Faucet. c. r. Tydln
r. r. Carroll. -
Police-R. r. Carroll, c. r. Tydih
G. A. Carmichael.
Market-F. G. B. Weihe, c. Nj.
ingston, l.. w. Duval.
Sanitary-E. T. Helyenston. z. q
Weihe, L. w. Duval.
Building-G. A. Carmichael. C.
Livingston, H. A. Faucet.
Light and Water. H. Taylor
A. Faucet, C. R. Tydings.
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Romeo gave Sistrunk 8; Nugent, 5
Nugent's majority to date is sc.
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Observation-Disclosures, PSI; Will
son, 145.
Congressman at -Beacham,
10; LEngle. 262; Martin, "A; o'Brien,
Is; Toomer, IS; Williamson, IS.
Congressman First District-Phil-
lips, $50; sparkman, SAG.
Governor-Gibbons, 122: Milton.
IS; Semple. 8; Trammell, 1870; Wat
son, 101.
Legislature-Crosby. ss4; Light,
2SO; Spencer, S67.
County Judge-Gober, PA; Smith,
342.
Clerk-Nugent, 277; Sistrunk, 2so.
Assessor 25S; Moorhead,
290.
crimson. ss2; Green, LA.
Treasurer Cobb. 90; Graham, s19:
Livingston, 142.
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-08-23
CHATTER xi

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lifted chin o. the tpy aud then at The
package again aud muttcrcd. Excuse
me
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message Good morning. sir aud be
taraed away.
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Their -Suppo<c / give y0a permission
g. rsiurn this hat 10 person aud make
your own pcku0N ledEmrnis."
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inteuiiy, and then be lifted those eyes
% unswefyinS truth aud asked;
Why should you. slsg You are Sind
indade 10 mention a.. and IT'S thanking
you am f0r war good lusintions. bat
my wanting 90 20 " yoaT bsiuS viii
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% care % bother wilh me
The snxeis father BOXED keeniy
into thr fsee % tbb extraordinary
suuuS maa. asd b. found IA 20 bis
nkias.
THERE'S one other fEi1g neart TO
SAY said frefk'es. Every day / see
sofaeibinx and az lines 6 iot u things
shas I ttiEk ibe Bird Woman would
be waDling pictures og BADLY II she
koew You might be speaking OF Il
e. Der, aud II she'd want me 70 / can
sere her word nben aud things she
wor'dat asr'i Eei r.,ee hrfc
III iA4f me hse ssii be angel
father -aea sou fee lstrg obae1
sions for her assistance toe other day /
you eau discharge them IN that way
1he Is spending all her time IN the
dsids and woods searching for sub.
jectz By Oh means let her know If
y9u 1nd sub3scts you thias she could 1
use. aud we will do anything we can
for you II ycg viii give her what help I
you caa and see that she Is as safe 90
possible-
IT'S hungry for human beings
get" said Freckies. and as like
Acs ~ . Dc % hase them come
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0-=z.szzO
FRfCkLES
BY
Gone S1raaeOn-
PORTER
eDsrRspu. ,sss. BY DOUBLEDAY. FACE
49, -
SYNOPSIS.

vy<oki>s. . homeless boy 10 hired nj
bces &cf<saa 10 guard tho sxf~rsivs urs
Der In the f4patsriosl from timber thieves
yr~exf~s ae~s hls work fsi,hfuljy. mako,
frssnas vita the birds spd rsarns 60 know
xors sfssf astuFs ise lives wfa NJ
sns Ars. Duucsn.
lie resolves 70 get books and sducats
kimssn lie becomes interested In q hugs
pair % voituFes and eaiss his bird friends
HE 'ohiexens
sesns Of shs trees 10 10 guarding sra
vcrth n.es each Ffecsles' books srrivs
Bs receives exil from weasasf
ws<sner attempts 20 brine Freekles 90
ssiFsy his trust. snd Freckies whips him
heIesh cvcvs'rsrs them ard Witnesses tho
fxht
Freek's.' hoosssy save. precious tree
Hs nnas tho neat Of the Fulsures and IL
vixsted By beautiful YOUNG sis
shs eslls Freckses Agei.esn'N son gtockle.
calls her 'tha angel and helps tho Blra
Woman la taking photographs Mcl.@an
p9onises 10 saopt fsrckies
Fssekiea snd the sngei become very
frisndiy, Assisted ~ The Bird Woman.
the5 drive Wcssner and Hack Jack tim
Dee thieves. ftom tho Limberiost
Asfssn fears more trouble. pat Fsockies
insists upon being the sole guard OF the
timber Freckiss calls upon tho snEsfs
father
Tbs snxai receives hisn "a her squat sad
hsf father ls kind Mrs Duacsn ha. an.
sitting adventures rs the t.inhefiosf
The bird woHaa ana me angel again
Walt Frochiss. snd FreckIes falls IN love
sith tho snEsi The snsel kisses him
zrecssss y bouna saa gagged By Black
Jacks ssas. aad the timber thieves start I
fssiinx ssfy valuable tree
wesEner Is 20 KIN Freesies after the
tree II stoien The angel makes a daring
sfroFi 20 save Ftecsies and the tree
MeIssn'= men. n9tinod b. the angel.
Fush o. see FreeEics All the timber
thieves gxeep, Black Jack are captured
Freckles guards the angei against Black
Jaes's vengeance Ito tells Mclean o. his
sopsiess love TO- the angel
niaek yacA "a KILLED 81 a rsigiesnake
The Biff Woman gets photograph Of
the baby yuiture Frcctics and tho angel
and ssipsble tree
The tree faiis. aae Ia an effort 20 save
The aHxsi from death Freckles - struck
snd very badly injured lie appears 90
be dylDE
Ths anxai learns that hcF love alone
vii save him She stiles her pride and
practically proposes marriage 20 HIN
Freckiea refusrs 70 accept her sacrlfss
because he y homeless and IA meieaz The
angel learns that lord O'Aore OF ireland
y seeking 81. lost nephew
che nDds Lord ane Lady OMore proves
that Ffsckiea u the lost boy aud tells
Frsckice shout HE parents
fr~eklcs u heir 20 an Irish estate. The
angels fsthef consents 90 her engagement
10 Ffpckirs Mclean fears he has los,
rrsekles
ff~esics decides 10 educate himself aud
10 remain ~lsh hls sweetheart his bene.
'acfof. Mclean. and tho Blra Neman
bear the f.lnsi,effost
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ther In search n suitable location
Then he thought he understood. and
with prayer Of thankfuiuess In his
heart that sh- had escaped even so
narrowly he caught her up and bur
ried down the trail until they were
well out OF danger.
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Is. -. e Il

&c lh
lt..l i. the .ata. .oan.r, an
herial postal service II, an
aeronaGt Dal Mistro recently 80 q
sack OF mail between the Bologna and
Venice postoffices In a Duperdussin
,nionoplane. covering the distance OF
,,Ol miles in ono hour and twenty
hight minutes.
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ARAB DUNCAN had not fol-
lowed the trail many rods
when her trouble began. She
was not Freckles. and not a
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rus sAN 90 AFFAIRS
"rsYlHf don't you take Il your.
IM sclff' questioned the meo OF
H Affairs.
~ frcckies clear gray eyes