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Ter n~ensfe ausfpuds Der 9.Ooenarrheit
in garis.

ueber cine neue Grs.niriSitdt be
Wobe tpirb aus 9aris beri6tet: =:
f6eint, nls penns bic MoSe ii4 MIDI
senua fun tDnnte nit grfinounger
fir uniere tleinen pierfiiBisen 5reun'
be. gta6 benz Mdntel9en. Der
S6ubden unb benz Sai9entu6 ian
bic automobiIbriIle uno iebt tau9'
neueroinas elm Ghirm fir BIZ
Siinb6.n auf, Der ibrs t%leinen, in
CONNER nit einem Strobbiit6en pol
Der Spnne seT6iibten. i'm @ints,
aber benz Rsseh unbebett uusgeieB'
ten a6pfs friiben foil. 9iefe SHir:,
me, Die i6 ftIbf in @ebrauh sei.ben
babe - i6 piirbe font niht iuasen,
ettpas Serartiees su bebaupten =
limb aerlau ben menfdlihen Resens
f9irmen nabsebilbet. Sbre fleineu
Gtile baben, anItatt Der Rriiden,
Idngli9e Sol5griffe nit mebreren 2es
berriemsn, bic bon Der !SunbeiAuls
ter feitli6 am aSrper sntlansseIegi
unb bann mittels Der Riemen dns
gef6nallt perben. lin babel nod
cine bpppeIte 8erfideruns segen bas
umfnid.n Der Sdirmhen gu baben.
Bat man an Der Gtelle, no Der se=
0ffnste edirm ben gu,
punt Der inneren Stdbe bat. ben
Stpd 10 esteilt, baB, pGbrenb Iein
!Snuptftamm gerabe berunteraeht. elm
f6rGe.r StiiBbalfen ii9 losI0it uno
i'm Dreied iiber ben Hiiden bes Suns
bes auf bic anbere Sdulter hinge
fiibrt tptrb, mo aud er nit einem
2eberriemfen befeftigt perben fam.
Wan fteIle fih aIfo bas moberns
GhoBbiinbden Bel Hessntpetter nit
einem iolden fdtparsen S9irm por.
9arunter ssbort natiirlid bic iibri !:
fpinterlide 9efleibuns. Sie 6o6en
@ummilduhe an allen bier pfoten,
Der pelasefiitterte @egenmantel aus
Seltud, nit Der feitIid onsebrodten
Safde. aus Der bns fpt3enumfdumte
Si9elden sum Mbtupfen Der Iuz
gen bes fleinen yfpiberlihens 2iebs
linss Der gIesanten berborIdaut. Sd
bite nm GntI6uIbisuns tpesen bes
4biettips, absr ih CLAUDE, es 1T piez
len aus Der Seele s.ipro6en, mo-
mentli6 iol6en. bic nnitatt biefer
aufgepubtsn ailiputfreaturen .insn
~banbfeiten 5iSo nit resennaHem
Sell, fid luitis idiittelnb unb iprins
senb, ne6en iih gu baben lieben. -
lin auf bic 5unbeIdirme suriidsus
tommsn. bic bon Der serpiFenboften
Barrier Observation-Disclosures trob
aller yMbieftipe" beadtet unb be-
fdrieben iperben miiFen, 70 Iaste
mir cine Observation-Disclosures
rim bier, bab man beabii6tise, lpenn
lie 5i1 e%inbiirgern, ibnen in bi.iem
5riibiabr Sonnenf9irmden foIsen 81
laHen.
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unterber gef6uIbieuua q.

unter Der gefhuIbieuna.
in einen acknowledgement einsee
brunsen su iein unb bort cine 2ocos
motipe in geDesung seieBt Su baden,
fpoburh lie bebeutenben S9aben pers
uria1ten, purben in pbilipsburg,
81. s., a 4noben i'm Utter bon IL
Biz Ia Sabren Oerbaftst. Die Ar.
reitanten Gborles aineoln, Sobn
Mibbleton. Ropmonb Sole unb 6ars
NJ GDrman, purben benz Sugenbger
ri6t iib.rDiefen. @Iei9stitis liegt
geeen Mibbleton, ainepln unb Cole
cine 0isbitohlsfIoge Dor. Oas Srio
bate ndmIid. turs nahbem fie ben
Streih in ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Deriibt. Dor. einem Iblieferungsfpasen
cine Glaide @bistep %seitoblen. ben
iie tran.en. aincoIn Itebt auBerbem
inter benz 8erbahte, mebrere ssru4ts
Idben nussernubt au BADEN uno mar
besbalb f9on friiber einmal feItaes
romrnen fporben, bate iih aber untet
3uridlaFuns 1einss Satets Iosse.
riGen. Dnrh ben Strei4 Der Bur.
fHer in BEN ACKNOWLEDGMENT fub,
bic aoermrtipe in elmer Sro6tpaaer
unb 5ertrdmmerte auberbem eines
Gdneepfius Der Geiels6oFt. Slid.
lihsrfreiie foureH bic &naben rest
s.itis abssiprunaen. ioDab fe teiG
WsrlebuHsen erbieltsn.
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Nas @rab Der aleppetra.

Mdn sebi in Der @roBitabt manfs
mai abnunsslos an elmer SopIe pors
bei, Die mr. elm 3ufaQ entoedt. Wer
Der Barrier Observation-Disclosures einen
8eiud abseitattet bat, tennt ben ftinen
9arten babinter, Der auf Sie Rue
8ipienne 6inausgebt, unb Der pie
cine SortIebuns bon Dem %bertrdumten
Bart bes palais Rohal anmutet. Sn
I66n gemsiBeiten Steinpa'en lam
mon ba bds eanae Subr binour9 eis
men REDEEM 8lumenflor fthen; dber
Dor alien fGu! Elm Rpnoen auf, mo
Iib Die 8iiiten ippiger entfolten uno
in fatten, tiefroten Sa-ben rrunten.
aaum elmer Der @oriibergehenoen
miro abner, fpel9er Dirt Ser 8oben
lit, Der oieIes Wahstum 10 sebeibli6
fErosrt! sc mutet I'm erften @usens
Bid fait perbliiffenb on, fpenn man
erfGbrt, DOB bier Die &6nisin 8leoz
patra, ole S1Gnbeit Der antiten
@slt, cine lsbte Rubitdtte fanb.
Sbre Mumie, tpunoerbdr erhalten.
6iIOete felt Infans oes 10. Sabrbuns
bsrts einen eiferfiidtis aebiiteten
Gdab Ser Observation-Disclosures uno
stpar cuG bon rrermeBli1em Werte
fir Die altdspptifde Sorf9uns, oa
bic 2eintpanobiilen, Die ben &Drper
sini9loHen, NIT !Sieroslppben bebedt
tparen. Mls aber i'm Scbre 1870
paris bon ben heuti9en Sruppen
umsinseIt mar. ba1te man natiirli6
pDr alem ouran, Sic electromagnetic
fen &unftsdlibe Dor Den oeutfden
8pmbsn in Siderbeit gu brins,n. 90
ipurS.n bciIpielspeiie ale Dentmdler
psrbdrritebiert, ole @enus bon Mtlo
in einem aeler Ns Suitispaldites
pergraben uEo In Der Rdtiondlbiblios
tbet brd9te man Die 3atoToee Die
Grforude unb ManuTfripte iopie
aud Die Iumien In Den bpmbenfeften
&aismotten unter Der Rlis Ri9elieu
in @~epobriam. Rad Qufbebung Der
8elaesrrna nabm maj, aber ludbr.
bdb f9 Gle Mumie Der alsopatro
unter Dem GinfluB Der 2aft Sericsi
bate une on cine Grbaltung niht
mebr gu Senten NOR. Man beerbigte
fe I'M @a-!tn un6 pGblte uls Sdrbt
Den 8lunen, ole Sen @rnb6ieel be-
beden, bos Tpmboliife Ipt.
DAB nan bic &Sniain ibrtr eriter
9ruft entriB uno lie melt iibers
Meer entfiibr.e, mSs:n Sr6umey uno
9cetsn lIs einsn Srtpel empfinSsn;
obsr is tp.roen oielIci6t einsn Srp;i
oarin Tebn. sbab sic graufams
6Dne in jsner StaSt gum Gtaubs
fparo, mo man ltets gu Iiebsri Der.
ftdnc.
~ On.-rx 49, ~ az, , I. 4. $50 n
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sripOIitaniids S~riefmarfen.
Jiir gbilateIiaem intreNante seididt.
Iide anfifiiKe.

I fNfN |ftTN-H'
Die sripplitdniftsn gri.fmurter
ftehen dusenblidli9 infolse oes Eur
tifd- StalisniI6en &rieaes bti aaer
griefmartenidmml.rn i'm BORDER
ariinot bes Sntrrshes, 5nmdl oas en'
Be SieIes ariesss audi tpsientlifs Der
a~no.runaen Ser ppItdIii4en ginrib'
tuneen pom sripolis bringsn ourlte
Cine tIeine seidiatlide abhdnolunq
iiber ole Marten bon SrippIis biirf!t
cssbalb sur5eit aaeemeinen intsrsltls.
rem:
Die Siirtei perrpenbst in Sripelis
sic eetp0bnlitxn tirtiidsn Mortsn,
duf benen mir Ser 8oiiItempel erters
men IGbt, SdB ser Brief in 9ripo!is
Ser tiirtiIfen goIt iibersseen tpuros
Sa nun Die seip6hnliden tiirtil6en
goitGmter namentli9 in frub,ren
Sabren oft senus oas 3iel rdnberis
fher lte6erfGle ser piloeH arubers
ItGmme fparen, ridteten Die in Sripo=
iis Defenders beteilisten Stddten
ihon Dor SabrSshnten eisene Poitdme
ter Elm. 70 oaB .s italienifde, %frdn3o@
fii6e, Diferrei4iife. ia iugar ruiiiibe
Marten BON Sripolis gibt. Die be-
oeutenoiten poifdmtsr unterhdlt Stas
lien in Der Staot 9ripolis uno
9engbafi. 9as poitamt in Sripolts
nur6e i'm Sabre 1873 e%rOffnet; als
Mdrten fanSen bie iefpeils in Stalien
i'm gebraud befinoliden Wdrten
9eripenoung. Der gofItsmpel duf
oisi.n Wdrtsn bsItano pus einem runs
Den arsis nit Dem Datum unb Rds
men Der Sta6t nnb Der Drummer 305.
@m 1. Mpril 1874 fpuroen italienie
Ihe Mdrten nit bsm lle6erorud Cite
rrA cinsefibrt, bic Biz gum 1. Sds
nuar 1890 i'm @ebranh blieben, fppr@
duf ipi.oer sic gep6bnli6sn italienis
I6en Marten 8erpenouns fanoen.
9a am 1. Sdnuar 1890 au9 bas
goitamt in g.ngbaIi e%rOffnet ipuroe,
erhielten Die Marten BON oieiem Sers
mine an aIs lleberorud Sen Ramen
Der Gta6t unb ibren Mert In tiirfiz
f6em GeIoe. Das frans0Ffhe pofs
amt purbe i'm Sabre 1882 in Der
9tabt SripoIis aesriinbet. Dom ere
fen Sage an Big ieBt tpuroen GEE
tpDbnlide frons0Fide Murfen Be-
nust. Die fi9 ourd ben poffempel
BON Sen onbersn frans6Fiden Mara
fen unteri9.ioen. Dieter 9oftft.mpel
fiebt aus tpie elm Sidman., Ser aus
tltiren punften aufammengeieBt 1T
unb in Ser Mitte sic Nummer 1854
trd9t. Grit in LETTER 3eit nuroe oieier
9offtempel berdnbert; er lit iebt rnno
unb trGet Sen @uforud rgofte 5rars
caiiesS rifpolis Sc Barbara" gum linz
terf6ieo bon Dem in Gprien selegenen
Sripolia. 9as 6Ferrei6The pofs
amt in Sripolis tpurh. fdpn i'm Sabre
1853 b.griinoet. als Mdrtsn tpuroen
Big gum 1. SUM 1867 eetpDhnlide
0Tterr. sitafienifde Mdrten .gebrauht.
NIT Dem ll.berorud hires Wertes in
Siirtii6em GeIbs. Gehr tpenig 1T
BON benz ebemolisen rufiIfen ppits
am. befannt, bon Dem beridtet lpiro,
oab es i'm Sabre 1864 in Srtpolis
er0ffnet fpur6s, Inn baIb barauf tpiez
Der gsI9lDFsn gu tperoen. 4ls Mdrs
fen ipnen bis Marfen Der rufTfden
aebuntez poitGmtsr pertuen6et tporoen
Iein, Sic aber fpesert ibrer groben
Seltenbeit i'm Sanbel unbefannt fino
linb ein.n Isbr boben Wert bsiiben
miiFen.
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CIRCUIT D G K
list Day, May 18th, 1912.

1st Day, May 18th, 1912.
/. State of Missouri, VS.. VIM
J. White, peace bond.
2. State of Missouri, VS.. /. M
Hoss, violating school law.
3. State of Missouri, VS.. Julius
Reithemeyer, violating schoo
law.
4. State of Missouri, VS.. Steve
Owen, violating school law.
5. Adelheide Hartmeister, ct
al, VS.. Geo. E. Hartmeister
ct. al, partition.
6. James G. Cornett, VS.. G. r,
I. & P. r. R. Co, damages.
Z. Title Butler, VS.. Thomas
Butler, divorce.
S. Hermann Savings Bank. vs.
Anna Kropp, ejectment.
8. Hermann Savings Bank, VS.
Anna Kropp, note.
10. j. w. Hensley, VS.. Laura j,
Munroe, ct. al, partition.
IL. j. w. Hensley, VS.. John w,
Kerr, ct. al, partition.
IL. T. B. Matthews, VS.. Jas. w.
Warren ct. al, partition.
IL. Fred w. Wolf Company, VS..
Hermann Savings Bank, ct.
al, to declare a lien.
Ia. Emile Schultz ct. al, VS..
Mary Hanel ct. al, parti-
ton.
Is. Annie Waibel, ct. al, VS..
William Waibel, ct. al, to
declare a trust.
RETURN DOCKET,
End Day, May 14th, 1912.
l6. Anna Reed, VS.. DR.. G. A.
Wood, damages.
II. Edward Reed, VS.. DR.. G. A.
Wood, damages.
Is. Anna nj. Beckmann, ct. al,
VS.. G. j. Mundwiller, dam
ages.
10. Laura NJ. Owens, VS.. VIM. N
Owens, divorce.
20. Ida Gundling, VS.. George
Gundling, divorce.
q. Edward d. Lockwood, VS..
VIM. Martschinsky, foreclo-
. sure.
Bird Day, May 18th, 1912.
%. Anna Lange, VS.. Aug. Doer-
mann, ct. al, to set aside a
will.
25. Eva Edmindson, VS.. Missouri
Pacific Ry. Co., damages.
26. In the matter of the applica-
ton of Lutheran church of
Rosebud, proforma decree
of incorporation.
81. Virginia Farris ct. al, VS..
F. B. Burchard, to deter
mine interest in real estate.
j. w. ELLIS,
Circuit Clerk.
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Der ensliide 9 dntmann.
Cine Gbarafteriieruns Der HOliSeiper.
iuaItnns In GHslanb.

iDaItung tn GHglanb.
Die ensliI6s poIiaeiperpaltung
pirD bon einem 2dnbrat aus Norbs
beutfdlanb in ~folgenber Weiie aarats
terifert:
0as Gebeimnis Der Siidtisteit bes
englifden, namentlid bes 2onprner
poIiseibeamten, lisst BARN, eab er
aleih benz napoleonifhen Soloateii
ben MarfaaIifab i'm sorniiter trdat.
gr ipeib, baB er Bel gutter Siibrung
urb ip.nn er bic n0tisen 8enntnihe
ii6 erpirbt unb in ben prifunser
na9peift, Bis gu Der ansefebenen nno
ant bsfolbeten SteIe zines @uperin<
tenbenten aufIteigen lam. Diefe
WDgli9teit eibt natiirli4 piele tiids
tige gl.mente in ben poliseibienii.
WiIitGrbienft lit nidt @orausieBuns
unb aud nidt einmal ertpiiniGt. ba
in England Der ebemalige Soloat ben
Ruf bat, benz gublitum .su idrDff ses
aeniibersutreten. Die Musbilbungss
aeit lit cine barte priifunss5eit fiir
ben Mnpdrter. Oie Musbilbuns poas
siebt fid in tafernennrtisen Retruten<
fdulen anb .rfolst unter bOnis mills
tdriId.r Disaiplin. &0rperIide grers
sitien, DriI fpedfeln nit tbeoretiidem
llnterri6t ab.
Sd babe f.Ibif benz llnterridt in
Der poIiaeifdule Der Regenep Street
b.igetpobnt unb an Der praftifden
Metbobe, bic bort a~nsepanbt ipurbe,
meme Sreube sebdbt. sic III, pie 10
mande electromagnetic Reueruns, cine
GhDpfune b.s sessnpdrtisen polisets
fefs. Sir Gbparb Senrp. unb fiaer
finb aud auf feline Weiiuns bic sols
benen @.e.ln suriid5ufiibren, bic ims
n,er unh imm.r nisber ben juneen dns
seh.nben poIiseibeamten e~inseprdst
tperben: Isle inb Der Treunb bes
publitums" unb rein @efansener 1T
unfdulbis, Big feline GduIb nadses
pieien it,"
Sn Der Sat finb biefe Reseln bic
5unbamente, auf bic ii1 bus bobe
Mnfebsn bes enslif9en SduBmdnnes
griinbet. gr lit Der 5reunb bes
publifums, er bat fir bieies 81 iore
gen, bieIem su biensn, 1T ni9t etpa
Iein @orseiebter. fonbern ietn 8eras
ter, iein bilfbereiter Sreunb! limb
ieIbit Der Teitsenommene. ia foaar Der
beim @.rbreden ertappte MOrber TT
BON linn 10 gu b%ebanbeln. als lei er
elm llnidnIbiger, elm Ghrenmanr;
benn nlir Der Ri6ter Fat bas Re4t,
i'm si bsrirteiIen, inn bic Redte bes
5tdatsbiireers gu nebmen. Che Der
Ridt.r ni9t eefproden bat, barf ber
poliseibeamte niht etna fDaaer, ben
Mann bieIeidt f9le9t au bebunbeln.
9as f6Iiebt natiirIi9 nidt aus, bab
CT ole MaBreseln trifft, bic erfors
berlid our Seftnabme urb our Jsitz
baltuns Der 5eiisenommenen limb;
aber pebe, ipenn Der 8eamte babel
bas Mab bes grforberlihen iibers
f1reitet ober gar iid bur9 ben
Wiberitanb gu Mibbanbluneen reisen
IGBt! DARN periteht Der enslii9e
Ridt.r fein.n GpaB, unb er fennt
feline gntfduIbisune fir llebsrsriffe
ober Mfbsriffe; nidts fam bann ben
geamten Dor f9perer Strafe ktpabs
rem.
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Wenn 5iuei Gbeleute nidt sliidli9
miteinanoer inO, 70 Iiest INNER ole
G&ulo ouf Der Geite ots dnberen.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-04-30
tCopyright, 1911. By W. @. Chapman

Well, he had played a great game,
battling for high stake he had stuck
at nothing A career in which some
good had mingled with much bad was
now at an end. He had lost utterly;
would he show himself good loser?
Mr.. Armstrong" said Newbold
quietly, extending his hand, here are
your letters"
What do you mean?"
81 am not In the habit of reading let
tiers addressed to other people without
permission, and when the recipient Of
them is dead long since, I am doubly
bound"
You're a damned fool" cried Arm
strong contemptuously
That kind Of a charge from your
kind of man is perhaps the highest
complaint you could pay me. / don't
know whether / shall ever get rid of
the doubt you have tried to lodge in
my soul about my dead wife, but"
There amt no doubt about it," pro-
tested old Kirkby earnestly. "rve
read them letters a hundred times
over, havin' no scruples whatsoever
an In every one Of 'em he was beg
GIN an pleadin' with her to go away
with him an f1ghtin' her refusal to d.
it. l guess I've got to admit that she
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strong quickly, i snouIo go mao. -Sew-
snow; that she loved me l cannot and
will not deny, she married you In
1T OF jealousy and anger after a quar-
rel between US in which was to
blame. and when l came back to the
camp In your absence, l strove to
make 1t up and used every argument
that L possessed to get her to leave
you and to live with me- Although
she had no love for you she was too
good and too true a woman for that.
Now you've got the truth. damn you.
believe 1t or not as you like. Miss
Maitland he added swiftly. IF had
met you sooner, might have been
a better man. Good bye"
He turned suddenly and none pre-
venting, indeed 1t was not possible, he
ran to the outer door; az he did SO
lis hand snatched something that lay
on the chest OF drawers. There was
fash of light as he drew In his arm
but none saw what 1t was. In few
seconds he was outside the door. The
table was between old Kirkby and the
exit; Maitland and Newbold were
nearest The old man came to his
senses first
After him." he cried, che means"
But before anybody could stir the
dull report Of pistol come through
the open door!
They found Armstrong lying on his
back in the snowy path, his face as
white as the drift that pillowed his
head. Newbold's heavy revolver still
clutched In his right hand and a
bloody yelling smudge on his left
breast over his heart. 1t was the wo-
man who broke the silence.
"Oh," she sobbed, at can't be-"
Dead" said Maitland solemnly.
And 1t might have been by my
hand muttered Newbold to himself
in horror.
He'll never cause no more trouble
to nobody in this world, Miss Enid an
gents" said old Kirkby gravely. "Well.
he was a damned fool an a damned
villain in some ways" continued the
old frontiersman ref1ectively in the si
lence broken otherwise only by the
womans sobbing breaths, but he had
some of the qualities that go to make
a man, an I amt doubttn' but what
them last words of hisn was mighty
near true. Eff he had met girl like
you earlier in his life, he mought have
been a different man"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-04-30
CONTINUED Tomorrow
FORT Mccoy

Fort Mccoy. April 3O.-This town
seems to have been struck by the spirit
Of matrimony. There were three we'd
dings here last week. Miss Sada Hol-
land and Mr.. Early TompkinS, Miss
Susie Kingsley and Mr.. Henry Taylor,
and Miss Mamie Hughes and Mr.. Hall
Brown were all united in wedlock. All
the parties are we'll known and popu-
lar and have the best wishes of a host
of friends.
Rev. Mr. Mcnamara has been holding
very successful meetings in the Meth
odist church for the past week.
Mr.. NJ. L. McQuaig suffered the loss
of part of his left thumb last Monday.
The New South Farm & Home Co,
have moved their office and repair shop
off of the O. < y. property and onto
their own
Mr.. Halsley is marketing new Irish
potatoes at satisfactory price.
The new single mill of Mr.. Hal Will
son is now running full blast and max
ing a good grade of cypress shingles.
Mr.. Wilson shipped two cars last week.
Miss Ola Howell is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Hillman at Anthony.
Mr.. Joe LaRue. who is d devoted de-
ciple of Isaac Walton, recently landed
9R pound trout at Durbec lake. Big
strings are coming in now and the
lovers o. this sport are in high feather.
G. II. Bon's twin heifer calves which
are now about two months old are
looking very fine.
Miss Two LaRue and Grandma Ped
rick spent Wednesday in the County
Seat.
Mrs O G. SCARBOROUGH has been quite
i'll the past week but a this writing
is much improved
Miss Amy Boggs, the efficient princi-
pal of our school the past term will
leave for Chicago Monday. Miss Boggs
has proven her worth here and we
hope to see her return for next term.
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Cornell, Fla, April IS, 1912.
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didn't love you none, Newbold, an she
did love this here wuthless Armstrong,
but for the sake Of her reputation, I'll
prove to you all from them letters of
hisn, from his own words, that there
didn't live a cleaner hearted, more vir-
tuous upright female than that there
wife Of yourn, even II she didn't love
you. It's Gods truth an you kin take
1t from me-"
"Mr. Armstrong" cried Enid Matt
land, interposing at this juncture. Not
very long ago l told you I liked you
better than any man l had ever seen.
l thought perhaps l might have loved
you, and that was true. You have
played the towards part and the liars
part In this room"
did / fight him like a coward p"
asked Armstrong
NO." answered Newbold for her, re-
membering the struggle; you fought
like a man.
Singular perversion Of language and
thought there! II two struggled like
wild beasts that was fighting like men!
But let that pass continued the
woman. Il don't deny your physical
courage, but l am going to appeal to
another kind Of a courage which I be-
lieve you possess. You have showed
your evil side here in this room, but
don't believe that's the only side you
have, else I couldn't have liked you In
the past. You have made a charge
living. 1t makes little difference what
you say about me. need no defense
and no justification IN the eyes Of
those here who love me, and for the
rest OF the world don't care. But you
have slain this mans confidence in a
woman he once loved, and who he
thought loved him. AS you are a man.
tell him that 1t was lie and that she
was innocent of anything else although
she did love you"
What singular situation, an obser-
yer who knew all might have reflect
ed! Here was Enid Maitland pleading
for the good name of the woman who
had married the man she now loved,
and whom by rights she should have
jealously hated.
You ask me more than l CAN
faltered Armstrong yet greatly moved
by this touching appeal to his better
SELF
Let him speak no word" protested
Newbold quickly. Il wouldn't believe
him On his OATH
Steady now, steady" interposed
Krkby with his frontier instinct for
fair play. the mans down, Newbold,
don't hit him now"
Give him a chance" added Matt
land earnestly
You would not believe me, eh?"
laughed Armstrong horribly, well
then this is what / say. whether it is
true or lie you can be the Judge"
What was he about to say? They
all recognized instinctively that his
forthcoming deliverance would be a
final one. Would good or evil domin-
ate him now? Enid Maitland had
made her plea and it had been a pow
erful one; the man did truly love
the woman who urged him; there was
nothing left for him but a chance that
she should think better of him than
he merited; he had come TO the end
of his resources And Enid Maitland
spoke again as he hesitated.
20, think, think before you speak"
she cried.
IF I thought" answered Arm
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Mrs. E. r. Britton, OF Britton. Miss,
wishes others to know what Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound has done
for her daughter. Sometime ago my
daughter was i'll and threatened with
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cows TAKEN UP

Taken up at my place, Cornell, Fla,
the following estray stock: One dun
colored cow with red heifer calf Cow
marked with crop and two splits in
right ear, swallow fork and under bit
in the other ear. No brand; neither
has calf brand or mark. One brindle
COW and calf, COW marked crop and
saw set in one ear, bullet hole in other,
no brand. Owner can have the stock
by calling for same, paying for feed
and for this advertisement.
Tom Hampton.
Cornell, Fla, April 1s, 1912.
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Constipation brings many ailments

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If you eat something which dis
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II drives out Impurities in the stom-
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