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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22

long .ecarfs of Fur or chiffon bordersd with fur @ s71E l7f 1a saf Ni1fz1
 shinchilIa- dotted wells sare steadllv growing in favor. Plain mesh effecta are worn by the conserVattye few
 For evening coats. molesxfn fs Inc most popular fur; 1t lends itself very fayorabIy to the fashionable lines
 The latest fur fad is to alloy the ends of the scarf to drop down tho are crossed Tn fIsontG a nd litE1s eends fan with a stuGied careleszuese-s sss,e,~s ed trains. The trzin may form an integral part Of itfie gown. or ft may hang as a separate appendaEe from the waist line.
 one waist for morning, one for after noon and one for informal evening af- fairs. se si t0<ze-f
 rarmaeaFi aa NSaEnt NSaEnt Ads. i Cent . Word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22
WESTPORT

1.-The nellowing is a list of unclaimed 1sHters fat the local post office: c. H. Sszl<s William MoIshse, Pietro Ange- lezo. Mrs Lucius B North, Mrs. !. EsNeussler. Mrs. Francis Savano, and Miss Lucy Mortimer.
 Fred HI. Ratterseu has resigned as SunstffIzte letter carr5er on Route No. & after acting in that capacity for tH$ past eight years. = ~
 1Eiss Catherine IEsxtts librarian at thes Westport library. ehtertaiued the a&shers home in fSorwalk. Wednesday evening". The usual history lesson was rest dlscussed. after which Niles Hutt tfEted the boys to a luncheon. A xetf pleasant evening was spent and th& boys returned home much safis SsS yh ths5F sEefsp 1se' aassr latsr.ain 2, sRss snF 4sds5isnas sas ssa 9gs e aays ssne9 osea gwen mem by MES HEaftnesvs of the
 7snss in Norwalk which hsseheen
 me party of Br1dgepeF g< E1zt5 ilans wAp have been living M 4 boAf s4id entoying the hunting q IT <syrs1re- noe Island, have retafrned to their zszrnes vsry macn pleassd with fheir 'lEsa ws.s at york 5. yssgts .en sths Vza foundafion and tEer fil llhg E ll1 saFs the road dqring ths hsssy Saans
 me sch5ef board is having Che emu Ifations Of school chiIdren taken thEeugaaout the town.
 s3fNWaR deef1ed las evening at tl,a r1eetlns of the GfrI4' Ff4end1y Society of Christ church to- hold f1 sff enter taAnment, The Old Maids' Conven- tioeeHay+an Naffona1 hsH the ffsge week
 Tovn Clerk Ter 8sats spsns lyssseSaay 5 New Torlz 1eass Bfa
 An attachment was placed on the properfy of Charles Soxoneyer, the Sauga8<zck baker, who was bntne1s ant of bgfsiness last week bv ffrez Heputy sheriff A1sad zerved the pa Fers but fefuses to state anything In regardss to the*anatter Miss 4EerJo15s llrdy has retnrned to her Efxzcoln 9tBe@ E h holzae d kkex visit ing for 2883e past vEesk W4tA fafefads fl HoIyole. Mass .- r
 Vernon Lewis. the Westport boy who had his skull fractmed a number of weeks ago when trolley ca1rr ran into 2 wagon he was driving. was dis charged from the NorwsLIA hospital yesterday and taken to his JhoTne.z si
 County Game Warden WflfjlaF Smith rzas in town yesterday looking into the matter Of large deer being found shot on Compoz street. Wednesi5zy, morning $ aES# & F
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22
FRATERNAL NEWS

Mizpah Hive, No. 20, Ladies of the Maecabees will hold an entertain ment and banner display at Varnua hall, State and Court streets, this ev- ening.
 Daniel J. O'Connor. proprietor of the Arcade barber shop and for nine years secretary of Bridgeport aerie, F. O. E., declined renomination to that of flee when the nominating conlnaittee met last evening MT. O'Connor plead ed the press Of his business duties as an excuse to be relieved of the secre- taryship
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22
Letter to Dr. KilIner & Co.,, RinghaInton. NY.

Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For
 YOu.
 Send to Dr. KiImer 6 Co, Blng- hamton, N. Y., for sample bottle. It will convince anyone You will also receive a booklet of valuable 1nfor- nation, telling all about the kidneys and bladder. When writing, De sure and mention the Bridgeport Daily Farmer. Regular ifty-cent and one dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22

No matter what you want try the Farmer Want Col um1.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22

Flat collars, revers, cuffs and poe kets are all trimmed with buttons and buttonholes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. M A. Kenny, 5s2 seaview ave- nle, will entertain at whist Tuesday afternoon for the benefit of the Queens Daughters
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22

By this time it should be known eh4t at class meeting only those who f1e1ong to the class should be present. At dhe senior class meeting, an under chass man. or rather yoilnsT lady, searninzly dfsregarded this unwritten la,rHaRd came in. Only the courtesy of the sprssident preverated public ejec-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22

Ihe winner o9 tue freshman -sopho- u3<4ye football ganie will play the jun fof@ for the ixEterclass championship titfs next Monday afternoon at 2:30, at sseaside. Park t.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22

XII who desire to be in the senior sH8nld rcnasmber that no one will be pe3niitted fo take part that has not Efl@dz.. the fSclass dues for the past zy<b wears with the class treasurer.
 ta is rylnnored that the B. H. S. Es714 baEketball team will be a great surprise to all-%
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22

Al tryolrt for the play will be held lay the seniors under direction of Miss E4e<ke Enext Tuesday afternoon at 2
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22

Announcements have been issued of the marriage of Miss Ida May Stains a well known member of St. Charles parish, and MT. Harry Campbell They are residing at 21S Berkshire avenue The ceremony took place Nov. il.
 Mrs Lillian G. Booth, 232 Wells street. and Mir. Frank H. Woodruff, 9 well known seed merchant of Milford were married at the home of Mrs Frederick F Hooker Park Place Rutherford, N J.. on Tuesday. Friends have Just received announcements.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22
B. H. N. NUTES

special meeting ofI the seniprzciaSs E4@ held yesterday in room II so as .6 hear the PaFtieula Rst about =thesSen= .fi6f .sTshe Crisis''~ will. be aaternpted- zndsthe date as Janusf,ys 18th and 17th, n Warner hall. As this is an ur-to- ia1&e play much interest is shown not ,HlNE by the class but by outsideFseaas ve3 Miss Grace D. C1arkeS who Sestt led the former seniors, will take sh&ge of the productfon. 7==-7
 aistgofsn nanass of aIfSfhose. eff gible s5 efy out for the play has been md de Simonds and submitted to he class president.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-22

Farnisss.5!! Ads. Cent ygetd-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-05
GUA POSTAL Y DIRECTOR0 GENERAL De PUERTO RICO
= |::.f JUAN DE GHCUOENS
Pera edcion de 5000 vomenes edada aeres
POR
JUAN DE CHCUOENS
EmpIeadO de COrreos

Pera edcion de editada en- nuero taees
coNrIENe'
Los dos completes del aduana vapes
fenocarris = ~Fo'
de mda
La feon compa
aegaoosy protesones
Ia aciSn de los Districts judiciaes elecoales
productos del pals
Precso $roo sin franqueo $Lo8 d
De n BOLETN MERCANTL de PaezMons LYNN Co.
r O Box. 4s8 juan
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-05
nQNDo SOCIAL

En- la noche del 81, ell motive de
celebrar la despedida del ano, efectuo-
sc EN- la eiegante rnoreda de los distin-
guidos eSposos Ferrer Cottes un ami
madisima jarana, ia que asisti6 10
mas distingpIido dc nucstra sociedad.
Entire la conc,Trencia pudimos yer
las respetablcs senoras Cottcs lie Fe-
rrer, hangual de Cestero Cester0 de
Gorbea, de Sama, de kearney las sim
paticas senoritas Ivili Ferrer, Maria
Gorbea, Teresita ,Encarnita Cestero,
Ana Rita Sama, Maria .JoscGna kear-
ney. Carmelta Y Amalita Vega Otero,
Maria Garraton, Angelita Santini En-
tire los caballcros don Aurelano Fe-
rrer, Manuel NJ. Sama, Ferdinand r.
CcStero, Emilio Gorbea, DIR. j. del Ga
lego, DIR. Eligio Ross, DR. Aviles, DR..
CarbonelI, +. Hostos, f. iIostos. Carlos
Lopez de IIaro.. Enrique Rcxach, i. il
mcnez. f. Marin, T.. Diaz, Santiago Vi
valdi, Eduardo Bosch, J Cestero. Jr.,
Oscar Nevarez. .~Monsin I.atimer. .Jr.
\. Gonzalez Font jr, Fernando Gel
gel, Rafael Iriarter Jose j Acosta. Men
doza, Juan Garriga. A. Ferrcr, NJ. Ruiz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-05
P. O. NJ"

No Sc exphque usted mas, estamos
en- ell secreto.
DE antemano sahemos, que es listed
persona autorizada para emitir sense
TO Ju1cIo sobre las favorabies conuicto-
nes Gle todas y cada una Ge las marcas
de cerveza que en- Puerto Rico Sc i'm
portan; pero.
-Pere que? 80.
-Casi NADIA, senior mio; una insigni-
fieante friolera. !.
Que ocurreg.. Hay quien desau-
torice mis- opinionesY
NO senior, no; lo que ocurre es,
que ha llegado p. O. N. al mercado
puertorriqueno y va usted tener que
rectificar sus cervezeras opiniones.
y, quien es ese senior PonG
-Pues, 40 Sc trata de un sefior: al
no, de una excelente y ambarina Sc
nora.
-Senora, ambarina y excelente, y
de Imp0rtacl0n ...
Caro- amigo permitame listed la efu-
silva cordialidad de una sonrlsa.
-Puede usted permitirse todas las
etuSlones Y cordialidades que lie plaz-
can; pero, la P. o. N. es. una eeryeza
de superior calidad todo 10 conocido
y de una presentation que no deja lu-
gar duda que viene dispuesta a plan
tar 81 pabell6n en- las atlas almenas del
renombre y Justa famaI. -.
-Pero, amigo: teniendo usted como
cimiento de esa nueva desmendre-
Hante marca de cerveza, por que no me
ha mandado va, unas cuantas doceni-
tas de medias botellasf. Parece uen-
tira que, conoeiendO usted mi pericia,
haya caido EN- tan censurable olvido-
Amigo mio: puede, que ell olvido,
resulte "a usted censurable; pero. 81
quiere usted perdonarme la franoneza
pondre en- conocimiento de usted que.
La famOsa Cerveza Pom, SO recomienda
por 81 sola. Reune ell ambarino es-
pumOso hquido, tan excepcionales con
dIcioneS de superioridad. que no ha
menester de ningdn juicio pericial.
Flda usted la excelente cerveza Pom en-
ell mas insignifcante bar Sc conven-
cera usted de que, con la cerveza Pun.
no kay marca que Sc resista. De ahora en-
adelante, no habra mas que-Pon,. Pom,
Pom
Son tres golpes de atenci6ng
no sc 81 son, no son:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-05
Don Fernando Calico

DE regreso dc su visJe Italia don
de &ue acempanando ~ bella hija
Margarita, esta dc nHevo entre noso-
tros el distinguido composites don
Fernando Callejo.
Viene satisfecho Y pre0cupado; suits
fecho, porque esta EN- camino dc lograr
el porvemr de su hija que como todOs
Sabemos tiene grandes aptltudcs; prco-
cupado, porque la cantldad que pudo
obtener p0r medic dc t0c conclcrtos en-
distintas poblaciones de Ia isla, le ase-
@nra Ia mantencncia De Margarita un
ano en Milan; pero hay ric prevecr al
resto de su cducaci0n artIstica y para
clio piensa dirigirse otrs yez i las Ca
naras en- solicitud de oaa pension.
lis de esperar que e,tA vcz tcnga me
ior acogjda
FL Sr. CALICO trae carti6cados que
acreditar las aptitudes >obresaiicntes
de la futara cstrella pner,orriqucHa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-05
Cristeta Goni

Como va saben nuestros lectOres. el
pr0Ximo domingo Sc celebrara Ell el
Teatro Municipal I'm gran concier-
TO, patrocinado por eI Club de Da-
mas, "El Casino Espanol.
lis la tercera vez que Sc presenta
a nuestro publico Cristeta GOni, la ce-
lebre violinista. la nina milagrOsa que
ha elctrizado al pGblico.
Es seguro que el teatro presentara
deslumbrador aspecto. III todo San
Juan Sc dara eta esa n0che ALI, para 10
que esta preparando la admirable ar
tista infantil En programa extraordi-
mario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-05
Para Nueva York

Aver Sc inform6 Ia comisi6n de en-
sanche dc la carretera de Santurce que
Ell el ultimo vapor sali6 para Nueva
York un lngenicro de Puentes Va co
miSionado por la COmpanis del Trolley
para tratar el asunto de ensanchar 81
puente que esta tiene actalmente so
bre el cano de San Antonio. FL obieto
es yer 81 sobre aquel Sc puede extern
der In doble via.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-05
a VI - Q

De acuerdo con la Secci6n de la
Resomei6n Conjunta para 81 estudio
del ensanchc de la carretera entire San
Juan y Rio Piedras, la Comisi6n de
Ensanche esta autorizada para recjbir
ofertas Ell forma legal por cualquier
persona . corporation para la realiza.
clon del proyectado ensanche. pcro
ninguna oferta nj compromise tcndra
etecto legal mientras no reciba la de
tinitiva sanction dc la Asamblea Lcgis-
lativa.
En- virtud de la precedente DISPOSE
ci0n, la Comisi0n de Ensanche invita- 4
los duenos de terrenos colindantes con
la carretera para que hagan cesi0n gra-
tuita de las fajas que hayan de ser OBJ
jeto de appropriation, en- vista de los in
mensos benefici0s que 4 elloS represen-
IA la pronta eiecuci6n de dicha obra.
P de Castro,
Secretario de la Comisi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-05
E. de G. Wolseley

Hemos tenido el pia~er de rccibir la
amabIe vista del ST. z q. Wo'sclcy,
socio dc la gran casa ali. -ricana de II.
j. Heinz Company, de- :" Pittsburgh -
que tiene fabricas en Naya York. Chi
cago, San Francisco L0adrcs
FL Sr. Wolseley Que e, persona de
mcha cultura y DE proata> simpatias,
viene la lsia a hacer "a propaganda
dc los productos come,,ibirs Heinz
Company.
lie deseamos mucho &xjto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-05
Camara de Delegados

Av1so.-rlasta las 10 de la manana
del dia de Enero de 1912 Sc recibiran
Ell esta oficina proposiciones en pliegos
cerrados para impresos legislativos de
la Camara de Delegados durante la Sc
sion correspondence al ano referido.
Jose Munoz Rivera.
Secretarlo de la Camara de Delegados-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-05

lay mucho entusiasmo entire la ju-
ventud distinguida de esta capital por
asistir 4 Ia iarana- bale que ha organi-
zado para manana en- la noche la Di-
rectiva del Casing Espanol.
Serd un acto esplGndIdo amque Sc
anuncia m0destamentc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-05
Ii A NJ AR
MUM ERO
YNO POR NOMBRE.

Las Gufas nuevaS seran to-
das distribuidas antes de di-
cha fechas y ST un abonado no
la reCibiera 8 teniendo una
no encontrase el ndmero de
la persona con quien desea
hablar debera Ilamar al ssSeP~
ViciO de information, Tee
lefOnO No. 4CO", el cua1 Ie
daTa el n1mero deseado CO.
municandoselo a la vez q Ia
Telefonista.
Sc solicita la ayuda efcaz
de todos los abonados.
THE PORTO RICO GENERAL.
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
SoSthenes Behn,
PRESEDENTE,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-05
NOIlcn IIRpOPIanle
& Los
Abonados del Trs6fo-o


Con objeto de mejorar eE
servicio teIefonico y debido Al
aumento considerable de ira
fico, desde el dfa 10 de Enero
pr6ximo en- adelante, los abo-
nados deberan
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31
oll.A

kews-Chanptoa CosyseosaAeoss:
Wednesday. May ~
A. X. Stevens purchased a fine new
auto last week.
Miss May Nichols went to Powder
horn last week to visit relatives.
A. n. Stevens went to Crawford
the first of the week ON business.
Fishing season opened last Satnr-
day with the usual fine fishing, lovely
weather and plenty of fishermen.
Ben McDonough came down from
the Cochetops Sunday to remain
this summer with II. p. Mergleman
Lieut.. VIM. McCleave. of the 4. =.
army. f. N. Nourse, Jos. Rowland,
and Chas. Roehrig were in this vicip-
ity Wednesday, arranging for a eamp
ground for the members of the
Fourth Artillery in July.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31
JACx's cam
Sews-Chanpioa CorresDoaAe.o,:
Wednesday, Nav /.

"Wednesday, May -.
James Spann made a business trip
to Crested Butte Tuesday.
Wedding belle on the upper East
River, everybody guessing.
Roads are now open TO Crested
Butte and auto~ are becoming num-
erous.
Miss Maggie Madison has been
quite sick with la grippe. but is now
up and around again.
Mrs. Louis Lucero visited the
Jacks Cabin school Tuesday. When
there she secured several snapshots
of the pupils, who now number IL.
Regardless Of the wind that was
blowing gale. quite a numt,eI Of
Jacks Cabin people enjoyed the open
season sunday with fish fry. There
was fine catch
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31
-

eun0unO
ssssA~s. nsy -.
Tue esss. sssy b~sr LsM se~m y
sxpsr'ts's IN bs-ssr wcxt swsssy.
Mr. and Als~ = N uux,.,u a H~~xs
esrrs ~cv ssssss.rs ss tke gssuse sus-
eaS
us~ ss'st.sa. whs hos l.sus sssy ss.s
81 T.. u. >sss'ssc.-s.s .. setsrs~si hss.e
sssnssss
Our EaschHses sr. t,s~stinx tssrsr
gardens They ARE abost . us.ath
lster than uss~l
Mr.. fess.r save . tsssily assuer
vsrts SUNDAY IN heaos II her twin
s.sn- -scosa hirthasy.
The bridge over the To,mi,.hi ct
trss,s -toa hae l.ecu wsshed AWAY
The raschuses are earring their hay
st boykvilse.
Mr.. aud Ars. n. n bexg aud Mr.
and mrs. ". -. Asct lousssru ~ tsuuy,i-
son, are ss~sss'ag t,w days at the
kVererera ranch.
q. A. Iss Cos.lsss took sp some
spawn sept by the s~h con miasiosser
sr"m the Gunsi~oa hstchcry Razor
creek received the suppy
Ne understand that Prank Coilard
has purchased the sorreason ranch
on Quartz creek aud Ralph Little. ef
Jefferson. toio-. the sutton ranch.
VIII Moasoa has taken up a home
stead on Racer creek " hich he is i'm
proving rapidly. HE has about five
acres Of POTATOES planted. and a
house viii soon he built.
The STANLEY barns and outhou-.e
were destroyed by hre Thursday
night. The blaze started in the
blacksmith shop. where Goals were
blown about by the wind.
our school children. under the
supervision of Miss Brown. have
organized elub-sports for the boys
and sewing club for the girls. The
club meets ON Friday afternoons.
" j. Slate trains the boys in
stheletics.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31
C1ollA
News -Chanpsoa U0rrespo.aeuce


Monday, May q.
Nearly every train Us bringing in
fishermen's outfits.
Mrs. j. j. Carpenter has returned
from Red Cross hospital, somew hat
improved In health.
On the morning of the 17th, j. j.
Carpenter was irriga ting the yard
below his log cabins near the river
and heard noise in the river. What
was it but big COW elk. He could
have thrown his hoe and hit it. This
elk has been crossing the river here
Tor several years, but it is the first
time the people at Sportsmen's hotel
have seen her. She went out toward
the Sawtooth range.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31

W. II. Mcclure Of Denver ives q
recent visitor TO Gunnison. Mr.. Nc
Cisre 10 one of the boys who was
raised here. He is employed now
with the Mountain Slsses Telephone
Company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31

Save yosr orders for wesr ever
Alumaism, for Mrs Arterbsrn, Who
vii call % yos IN iew dsys With
fell line Of ateasils. including
specislties that are not sold in stores
Everything st Denver prices. She
Is sole agent for Pressure Cookers.
Free demonstrations given in your
own home. 22u
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31
csan1 Csnnsga

Given BY Imperial Concert Com.
pany, June 5, 1912, 500 p. m. a,
n. L. church. Rare trest gusran-
iced oil mu sic loving people. Piano
violin, vocal solos and duets rend-
cred by thoroughly musical artists
Do not miss it. Admission SOC.
Reserved sests.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31

The Adult Bible class of the
Methodist church gave their quar-
terly banquet at their class room
last Thursday evening The tables
were prcttily decorated in the class
colors Of red and white for the oc-
casiop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31

The W. c. T. o. viii meet at the
home of Mrs Jos. Blackstock, Thurs
day. June 6, At 2.30 p. m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-12
"Ndssocro! The Virgin sarc US; il is AZ o.r ~h u.s.

As he watched the hospital train thought came to
him. desperate enough but offering safety IT he could
reach her before she started for the coast they would
not examine him; he might leap off somewhere in the
enyirons Of Mella and steal into the city by night,
eluding the posted scntres He staggered his feet
drew dscolored handkerchief from the dead officers
sleeve and bound II around his head Then, tacring
equally from weakness and by diSsimuation, he made
his way toward the embaukment. running cratiy when
he a secluded spot among the bush then stun
bling feebly toward the carriages.
Its no use putting these desperate aboard"
he muttered raising the blood-stained bandage from
Camlo's forehead We'll. there's just chance he
added Camille opened his eyes and groaned. The
wheels began revol1e and the long night ride began
He had told her He saw the incredibly deepen in
her ewes Her face flushed She bent him.
Camille dearest you have been dreaming, she muir
INJURED. Could nothing convince her. 1t IS true |
am A dcscrter" he shouted But she only laid him
his hand He lay still her touch very soothing
Soon enough the discovery would be made. lie closed
his eyes Let him dream in peace until the
awakening
1t came too soon The wheels Rroard aosily noon
the metals Distant shouting The l7arru-
sweled into a din Camille heard footsteps 7i r,en
that ran along the compartment lie say the right
ened face of the orderly
The KabylesH he cried. Massacre! he Vtrgn
save us it is all over with us.
Even as he sanl, upon his knees and prayed there
came the rattle of musketry Camille knew that sound
too we'll The savages attacking the train-they
line unguarded
Six men all that could be mustered OF these two
had wounds-knelt by the cmAauknent Raising i:n1-
sell upon his elbow Don Camille saw by the light of
the full African noon noW newly rjzen a yellow ball
on the eastern horizon line of horet1en that charged
wildly upon the train Ihcre came lew scattering
shots, and the defenders were swept aside and irodden
down
in that instant Don Comllo saw non7 Isabella stand
ike white statue III IBIS side On, NaS pla- a-ci
pro'cctnely upon him the other She raised instinct
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THE 4 RETURN
By Margeret Horton1}Potter>
tcanrsbte by Iaper& Brs)'
copyrighted lsit by Harper 6 BrOs.)

HEN Abncr Hcayland depa ted from this
ltc and the private asylum in which the
last five OF his fifty years OF msappied
existence had been passed, it was accepted
as rather convenient affair all round In
view OF his increasing intellectual eager
ness or Stuhbornness. or as the officials
OF that mechanically excellent institution
regarded IT, insanity. Heayiland during the
last year of his confinement had come to be
regarded as a most difficult inmate. Still
more important his room, since the add-
ton of the southwest wing, belonged more
properly to the feminine side OF the insti-
tuition and could at laSt be used as such
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lay stretched out diagonally upon the short
bank OF the hospital train that moved
like a long caterpillar across the North
African plains BY the dim light Of the
oil lamp above his head he could dstn-
gulsh the faint outlines Of the compart-
mcni, with its three wounded soldiers.
The man on the top bunk opposite who
had groaned and mutered all night in his
delrium. had suddculy become silent, and
bis white face stared out At him from
among the pillows the eyes black, mo-
uonlcss circles, and the nose Ike blunt
nen -LLn 1nan heneath that nne had