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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
Of October. A. yxEsaplS:hg4eT
HARRx ,. LEE.
Clerk.
(asal.l
Ia tns nampset Cioaru, az TIE UnlSsi
i etatss Zee ne piseece a. New

1n tIAe uinieact Courus az tie Unitod
= etatss Gee the Dislece a. New
Naextc@. "a -
Uaatsa states " AwsElea, sPlaintiff.
Mares q. be Baeass ais. Defend
r. No. lei.
!. n sppsaring 70 thv court that the;
above entitled cauAo II commenced
for the purpose % enforcing lien in
favor Of the United States OF Amer
feas8 vpon the land Rpa real estate
dascfibea IN ptAintltkB corr laints
commeniy known ~ the ojo do Bor-
Ireso ctAbt. which SAid land and real
estate q situated within the state
ana district OF Rev MeRico. and Il
lapbSAfiee that me Defendants, the
iunknown heirs Of Nefio and Antonio
'nfontoya, ana al unl<ncwn owners OF
claimants Of tntereae ~ o. % the tract
90 hand known a. the Ol0 Dc Borrsgos
Grant can not Be found within the
sald district Of New Moxico. and have
mot Voluntarily appeared In this
cause; H
I NOW on motion Of plaintiff Il iS
ordered BY the court that said de-
tendArts. and each Of them, do plead
ahnwor or demur in this cause by the
eth DAY OF january A. p. 1913.
II Il further ordered by tho court
that q copy OF this order be served
upon any person or pareons In pos
ssnMiph or o. charge Of the said real
estate.
Il IL further ordered that q certified
copy OF this order, under the seal
|os the court. be- puplished In the Al
Evening Herald. q 6aily
newspaper, pnbllshed within the the
g SS q " Es,siE &
'pnbll6ktiois % bSasnsde At least one
'HrsslssheS0f6 slle said ttR day OF jan
navy A. y. 1e1s.
pops "a open court at Santa Re,
Nav Mexico, this 18th day OF october,
a. %. 1913.
h y.is, s8ea WA n. FoPn.
ar Is Judge Z
United states District Court, !,
District OF New Mexico.
2 Z, lsnrry n Lee. clark OF the United
etatps district court for the districts
o9'feew 1GgxisoI do hereby certify that
The aheve and foregoing is q true and
correct copy OF an order OF court
made ana entered OF record IN the
ynlIsutsB az aid court on the seth dag
Of october, A. ID, 1919.
iWIthens my official signature and
tho seha.oe Aald court 4his aeth DAY Of
October. A. ID. 1919.
"" u @ HARRY F. LEE
-, Clerk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
Nsv lla1loO. this aSth day Of october.

NsW Mexico. this 2Sth day OF October.
A, d. 1919, 20 N 'b' 'trh-
2 WN. H. POPE,
.T.N. Judge.
United States District Court
District OF New Mexico. KS.
!, Harry n. Les. clerk OF the Unit
ed states district court for the dts
trict OF New Mexico. do hereby GER
tify that ne above end foroGolDg Il
q true and cgfrSot COPY OF an ordsr
pr court nnade ana entered OF record
IN the minutes OF said court, on the
Ssth day az October. a. ID. 1919.
Witness my official signature and
the seal Of said court this SBth day
Of October, A. p,pIe12. 80
HARRY y. LEE.
N Clerk.
Iscai.) %
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
(seai.)
In the ,pissgses. Court az the United
.stateS AtsAttb DiNiRiGs Of New
ntnmicp. ~ -ff

United States o. America, Plaintiff,
Thomas b. catron, 81 ais. Defendants.
No &seH falat
1t appearing to the court that the
above entitled eattoa 10 commenced
for. the purpose or enfoFcimR' h iieii
in favor Of the unitad Gtatea ~
ApeFica.aI ppan .tha Land ana Fssi
estate delcflBVa III pikEhtlffk tbnls
plant ana oommcnly known - TIE
salvador Gonzales 0kant, Shich eesa
land and real estate Il situated withip
the state and district Of INV s&eAs
loot ana Il appearing that ana Iles
fendanta, the Hn&itowR heirs ck &Al-
vador Gonzales, and all unknDwn
owners OF eiainaAllg az sfnt4epqi ~
and 10 the tract az lana knoWn a. kha
Salvador Gonzales oratf. eAr net be
found within tire eeid fi1tFints AZ Rev
Meaico, and nav8 ROT Nelnpfagiiy ~.
peafed In ttis c4Nn IA
Now, on snutIah u fiaineizS. &c s.
ordered BY tIto oeq4k tnat onlf o.
fendanta, and aaeh ~ l4tes ~ iDl
answer or deulus ~ thla e ~ as
eth day OF January A. ~ 4tfti
II IL fuTthsF sse4e = - eessss
that q copy % tnie q4 serted
upon any petson ~ W
session Of o. OAssSa a - ~.
estate. tiE an
Il IL fuSthes ordered M
COPY Of tbta of1cT.
aueSquo EtenInR
trict Of New MlA
=
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

Sheriff OF Bbrnal 'llp County,
New leficO.

GEORGE b. KEsOck,y n
s.- AttoFhey fsp Rlaihal
NOV. .. 10. ~, SCI isoe.'s =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

eNNS's-a'feHF>tree,rs
u me Disrssa Ceurt ~ ne unared
saaaes los tle plslsi0a q New
HaoaisS. .'.'slll 7.l''..i
United states q Amsrios. Riain.lssA.
W 49,
Thomas b. catron, ), sla.. Desen1sasss
Md fSt.
= appearing 70 Nshs court thai me
above entitled Gauss e commsiced
fOI the plrpSsS, Sf snfersins . iisn'
in favor OF the United states o.
America. upon the land ana real
esthke described n pIainufra cefhf
plant ana tChimoliy known o. the
Alamitos Or Juan sAinn Grant, whiepI
sakat ADeAe aHneFanI ,esaaee h altuAssd
within the state and district oe faeEi
Mexico; and II appearing thar tao Aas
PENDANTS, the unknown owners iOe
claimants OF interest IN or 20 thStract
OF land fnown az the AIanitoa 'ot
Juan salas Grant, can not be, found'
within the said district OF New Mex
leo, and have not voluntarily Appeared
in this cause; o. sA 90
Now on motion OF plaintiff, r. 70
ordered by the court that nai9 de-
PENDANTS, and each OF them, 40 plead.
answer or deniur IN this cause BY the
9Th DAY Of January. A. d, 1oA3, u
1t 10 further ordered by the court
that copy OF this order be served
upon any person or persons In pos
session Of or charge Of the peid real
estate. ,.tt..pl.. N'1
IL IL further Ordered that . eerti-
fled copy on this. order. undar the
seal OF the court. be RnDllBhrA IN
the AlbuqueFoue Evenlng Herald. 2
daily newspaper. pubilnhea within tins
fog aIts representatives. n1Ne1 anIe aa1,
publications tos DO made ef ief1f 90
week bsfcrs ne said sih DAY Of sal,-
Done In open court. a. Santa BE.
New Mexico. this 2sth day o. DotoheF,
A. ID. 1919. h ssai.,ssf,
,t.4. W. II s0E H..
United States District Court n q
District OF New Mexieo. IA "
I, Harry r. Lee, clerk Of the United
States district court for the dlntFiot
of New Mexico. do hereby certify that
the above and ifopegOin8 n . true and
correct copy Of en- order Of couri
made ana entbred of record N che
minutes % easd court on ths aeth aaS
of October A, y. ASIA. tf ~
Witness my official signature and
the seal o. fAid court this sstR Gas
of October. A. D.1pIes ~ n WI
HARRY ,. LEE.
Clerk.
(Seal.)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
OHpEn IEg I, e az BEB .a, !, !,

coIdfaaJ EBrIhga,p CGiq., 46V, NJ
erie d8nlaion has not befa llh|DK poet.
"a Nv NIh8 head oglicorf ~ 9lI4 Mod
err YVOofnlen,H seld w III ~. ktafe
lsdfo, Observation-Disclosures q1l|lH ff IA. a
Riiat0Eluin ioGey, ''an4 Nll re-
Nnik viii ~ that W. WIN lltiHuo
bli1lneSa under the ra1eN ~ oxiait
3soe. uhdbr our pren44H FotoDl ~
haq hasy twelye asse . 4. 80 ~
and eN1f4 eHA1roNt INNF NRN
ffot,fn Nh So flbcesaaky XI|t result
oIlt Ienh ~ fha other haze 10
btofI8& "a ms natIONA N|Ngslul1
~ IN a. HDrinEE AZ ~ aEoDlt
fdV' ~ 20, enG fror4 q ontlg
n 9ply ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

wIm ls psssh ss two weeks
froaA Gals. Tarsey hAsaa
y iainetlains yos: aGfe
gee "a az uasil il q eason
up. n tlaeFo b anything
eaae aroula tb6 I,Cass,
lAowevor, that you do
want % Eea' IA Of ana
make . Iittle cigar money
OUT Of, throw us . two
bic want nd over the phone
and h VIII nx you out I'm
InO tlnc. PhOne 1Ss-Ies.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

Az. haOpaEsK 20 IlbAl7s .i.a ~,
on fufnitpRA plnntA 6rnenk hotao
wagons and gtner phafegrps elen "a
salaries ana wAreh0Rgs Fapelpt<l ~
Tow a. 9teep and - hiEh - e1ee,qe.
Loa " are uuichly maua ana gttie.it
private. TlmeT-one meath kb eNq
year given. 0oode 70 FeEnhin IN VOW
ponsosqlOn. out rates are faAacnnhlb
Can end see ~ before bbrf6Niga
stsAmahip uckets "a ana srem 81
pArta OF the woria.
PRIVATE OBBTcnD-~3poH Rvenina1'
THE HOU0EHOED LOAN Co, ..s
Rooms ; aud q, 0Sea4 m,islSnn1
aOsM wost Central AvekAs. Z,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

screw clampa (largaA.
screw clamps (anaiit.
. eccentric clamps (largel.
2 excontric clamps (snallJ
Veneer press. ~ M
I gasoline stove and glue pot
4 bench. Ff+f
vice for saw filing. ltt-
That thereafter and on November
7th, 1919. Judgmen. was entered In
said cause In favor OF, the PLAINTIFF
and against tho defendant for the sum
OF ave hundred and twentysliva doi-
lars and nineteen cents fekaB.1o) up
on contract and for twenky-nine dol
lars and forty five cents K a4,aap nostp
and the attachment AGAINST the de-
fendent's property was. Hueiaiued. and
by virtue OF said order anu Judgment.
and In pursuance OF the lien acquired
by said attachment ana sloYy upon the
above described property tfS under
signed win on the lathidaslUf Dscem-
her A. ID. 1912 at ten o'clock In the
forenoon OF said day At No. eet South
First street, Albuquerque, New. Mex
leo, sell at public auction 70 the high
est and best bidder for each the fore
going described property for the pur-
pose OF satisfying said order
Of sale and said JudgrnAnt and
all costs In sald aqltOn CO.
cfued and heFeinafteF % zGcruo,
which said judgment Wit amount on
the day OF sale iHclpdi f9etB to the
ann OF ave hundred e16 Afty-nine
dollars and hfty-four cetta gsB5S.bt),
interest, costs Of publication and Bher.
IN and eiSTt's costs aceftinS On Data
OF sale 70 be added.
l' 9tf SEsuH 4loaSWRO,
r sheriff OF BtrHa no County,
New tAeaicO
GEORGE 3. KIsoclt,y
- AttoFKey fog Rlaintlk W.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
NOTICE on sTIERIFFs SAKE.

- ~ W. ibouas
state Of New Meafeo. sl.' nV'ia't
County Of Befunltfio. ~, 80, 80.
I'm the District Court.
SOLITARY Plumbing a Heating Com
peny, q hTm and oo-partnership
l9OmpoHsd u Lloyd fIunpakeF, IN
yieh n Hayes and Don q. Taylor,
4 Plainfiff. M i u 38Feb
fii W..
Andrew w. Arson, Defendant.
" Notice n hereby given that the un-
aersiSned sheriff OF HernaiillO county
s. vletuo % IN order and. iedgmsnt OF
ne District Caurt 81 BeFnRlilio coun-
n y the above entitled eauns and en-
lared in tho once ef the elsFk o. abe
fth cay q rqFpnher ~ d., 1913, Eas
sfifnaaha ~ aaia ORDER apa tallB-
fSlant 70 Bslt the Booda nFepeFif klia
effsets Of Andrew w. Ahrch haEefh-
kthk desofsbod ara whten ald goods.
bsabeFty and efsests had hpen aeiEad
an4br D wFseos attachulhna faaffsf ipul
~ hAiE e0a1t on ~ 3 elh eap IL ApsfI,
1915, in che above cause Ane tt virtue
ot tRid writ of lhnatht DE uiidoF.
aoed on ne fDth dag ~ April 1919,
4si5hd ana aaieched Tia goods. prop
end ,sos Seie 90 me -aefanaanl
5vn nan1e1 viii irfhfs gaisff
chicago Ne. InpFeyed spindle
anaK pampIele 9syg ~ ~
.s.nssPls }AsA ssss sSaf "a.
y 4 fIslnollp "a ttnonSr.
cleWps s,lhbh jclRlsr and
80, NJ, ~ ~ ~.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
II You Have II .
e Gasoline Jag.

DOat 20 hpnEinR aFuunl
malxinE = poiae lllns IN
AIbaousrgue aaRneD on .
hunS DAY Ne pue Sppr nc Z
tie ~ ~ ms Itlll plns-
ahsd c0luSans ana scs o.
ioh "a . RESPECTABLE
clnnlsnE lake a. NOS
osy \ iDokins TOD Z
M GLASS driver aud 90
cnursc that's yon. 9ilo
f,4 went A Wlllact vtn
~ old Kind % q I0B..-
eFca - llO0r walker in .
tAmRle wagun. Str-
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be the last time l should see YOU for months,
and, feeling that there was 50 much at stake,
that l wanted so much, began to talk in a
fippant tone that didn't at all represent
what | felt Ny feeling IS deep, II IS rcver-
ent, Miss Give, and here | am unable 10
say what ! really feel, talking Ike any cIod-
homer about being friends"
lie broke of and again bit his lip modify.
There was a pause. and then he said. 81 can't
saw ANYTHING that is more lame or maiapro-
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she said. looking al him with a pcrpicXcd
mir. ~and if YOU come back, or when You
come back. for ! think YOU will If you can,
YOU shall come 20 see mo.
"Thank YOU" he said humbly
"And now DO let us take Il for granted,
and talk about something else, she said,
with change Of tone.
DAMON seized on the first subject that
- came into his head, which happened 10
! be Frances Helen. From that their talk
gradually drifted 20 other topics. She asked
him verv little about his past life, and he
was thankful for that. He did not want 20
fabricate Incidents about the youth Of Jim
my Sylvester for her, rs he had for Mrs.
Bcldon. There was always the chance Of
mixing up the TWO personalities OF Sylvester
and Damon: but beside all that he wanted
10 be as truthful as he could 10 Angela
Give. He spoke Of Switzerland, Of New
York. Of books and plays; for his brief eXcur-
sion through Larrabcc DamOns library had
brought back 10 his mind what he had read.
She talked even more than he did, telling
him much about her early life on the Texas
ranch. and about her days in school and
college. Often he was conscious that she
looked at him cxpcctantly, as II waiting Tor
something he did not say. Occasionally,
when ne smiled, distressed look crossed
her face. The conviction grew upon him
that there must be something unsghuy
about his smile; for it had disturbed 80
many people since he had become Larrabcc
Damon.
He fingered. on the excuse Of hoping 10
see Mrs. Bcldon, Mrs. Chester, and Frances
Helen. although he had heard the child
nurse forcibly bearing her past the draw
ing room door 10 her supper. But when
il was long after six he knew there was no
possible excuse % delay further. Besides
he had 20 dress and drive uptown for sara
Keene and her mother. With long sigh
he rose and said goodby. She had not asked
him where he was going and he told her
now. indefinitely, that it was on long crulse,
and that he would send her tokens. He knew
Henderson would not approve Of his writing
hack as Sylvester; and indeed ne felt l)St
between his two personalities. But II ne
dared not write, ut least he could send her
thinqs. and she would know he had not for
gotten her. 49,,
. He held her hand until she gently with
drew t. Then he said stumblingly:
"Goodbv, Miss Give, and thank you Tor
vour goodness 10 me.
She smiled gently and a little sadly. And
at that he threw prudence and obligation
10 the winds, and selling her two hands ne
sad brokcnly: -,
~Oh. Angela Give, it IS not your friend
shin | want. love you, and shall never
love anv other woman but you!
She put one hand over her eyes and made
q little gesture, as if TO ward him of. He
went uncertainty TO the door; but as he
stood there he cried hotly, asserting y:
ITS true! love you, and when come
back nothing shall stand between us, 49,,
''' TIrn he went out. leaving her still with
her hand over her eyes.
CHAPTER vi.
RAMON reached the street after his dec,
- laration of love TO Angela more JOYFUL
than dismaved over what he had done. lie
did not care who or that he was or wiiat
80 ol1;oat;ors might be: this was the wo-
- H. loved and he meant TO win her.
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CHAPTER vi.

RAMON reached the street after his dec,
u laration Of love TO Angela more JOYFUL
than dismayed over what he had done. he
did not care who or what he was, or what
his obligations might be: this was the "o,
man he loved, and he meant to win hcr!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-08

see La-~abcc, and ! must see him alone
You'll fin o. scot m the end Of the corridor
there by the palms.
RAMON entered alone. Mrs. Kccnc was
- safe. Gagged IN her bedroom. be- reflected.
and be- was IN for an interview with Sara
that might be difficult.
I've been waiting for YOU all day, she
said rcproachfully.
But told YOU n be very busy, Sara, he
said. @I'm going away, probably tomor-
row
But YOU can't go tomorrow she cried
incrcdulou5ly. "Why, you've just come
back Where are YOU going;'
"On another cruise, connected with the
business Of my first cruise, he said briefly.
They were standing, and he was afraid
that she would hurl herself at him, and bid
him 20 stay in New York; so he sat down,
fencing himself in behind her little tcatablc
She drew q chair close 90 him.
"Larrabcc dearest, let us be sensible, She
said swcctlv, and he knew that she meant
by that that she was sensible already and
that he must become 50, by doing precisely
what she suggested.
al can't change any Of my plans he re-
marked crisply.
"But, Larrajcc dearest, you've just come
back. You cant leave me this way-you
can't'
Damon was feeling for a clue. He re-
mcmbcrcd that at the moment Of his first
meeting with her she had said that things
must be with them as they had been before
he went away, that they had both been mad.
Her face was very hard 20 read. There was
~. - oil.
vadinp mask Of feeling. But he looked al
her steadily, hoping for some inspiration,
and ne said firmly:
"You know as well as | DO Sara, that il |
had reason for going year since, have just
as much reason for going now.
"But things have changed she cried.
He wished very much that he knew what
things had changed, and how they had
CHANGED. II seemed safest 10 shake his head
obstinatcly.
"Surely things have changed?' she said.
There was a note Of appeal IN that word
"stlrclv" that gave him hint.
al YOU know me at all, Sara, ne sad
gently "you must realize that what was so
a year ago is 50 now.
"But don't seem 30 know you any more,
she said, wringing her hands softly.
He felt a pang Of compunction-perhap
he was treating her very badly.
at seems lust rs VIII said, she added.
@What did Wallace say?' he inquired.
@Oh. never mind she pleaded. we
must get this thing settled between us. lie
Is irrcvelant-and to me he always was,
whatever YOU may have thought IN the past
Damon wondered if they could have had
= lovers quarrel about Wallace.
@Oh. nv dear, my dear!' she said, holding
ont her hands TO him. what you sad
about the money was unworthy OF you and
81 mel 1t was all so cruel!'
IF only she would stop alluding and come
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-05

Il THINK DO LOVE YOU, DAvE-oH,
DAvEf"
as ever. the telltale angry red was in
her cheeks
"of course If you don't want to
marry me-
"But 1 do" he hastily interposed.
"Oh. you, do
But dok's you see, little girl, want
you to love me-" be hurried on; 10Th
erwise it would be only half a mar
rage. j don't want you to marry me
simply because by so doing a stop Is
put to the beach gossip, nor do I want
you to marry me out of some foolish
romantic notion. / shouldn't want
you-that way"
"Oh, in that case" she said, with
assumed deliberateness, and he could
have sworn to the roguish gleam-"in
that case, since you are willing to
consider my offer. let me make few
remarks. In the first place you need
not sheer at adventure when you are
living it yourself. and you were GER
tainly living 1t when found you first,
OOWA Win AGNCh Ou q ASbOAy PiuASSa-
ton with a couple Of hundred wild
cannibals thirsting for your life.
Then l came along
And what with your arriving In q
gale" he broke in, fresh from the
wreck of your schooner, landing on
the beach In q whaleboat full of pic
turesque Tahitian sailors and march
ing into the bungalow with a Baden.
Powell on your head. sea boots on your
feet and a whacking big Colts dan
Cling on your hip-why. am only too
ready to admit that you were the
quintessence of adventure"
Every good" she cried exultantly,
''It's mere simple arithmetic-thea add
ing OF your adventure and my ad.
venture together. so that's settled,
and you needn't Jeer at adventure any
more. Next don't think there was
sanything romantic In Tudors attempt
ing to kiss me nor anything like adj
venture in this absurd duel. But
do think now that It was romantic
for you to fall in love with me. And
finally, and it Is adding romance to TO
nance. think-I think do love you
Daye-oh. DaveP
The last was signing dove cry az
he caught her up In his arms and
pressed her to hi1p.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-05

the Solomons that opens his mouth7'
he demanded gloomily.
mo, nor that either" she answered
with quick lmpulsiveness. "T'n tell
you what we'll do. Wen get married
and putsa stop to it all-therel''
He looked at Ter in amazement and
would have believed that she was
making fun Of him had It not been for
the warm blood that suddenly suffused
her cheeks.
do you mean thatr' he asked un.
steadily. "Why"
ITO put a stop. to all the nasty Cos
sip Of the beach. That's q pretty good
reason, isn't ftT'
mo; It is worse than no reason at
all. don't care to marry you as q
matter Of expediency"-
You are the most ridiculous crea.
ture!" she broke in with a fash OF her
old time anger. you talk love and
marriage to me very much against
my wish, and go incoming around over
the plantation week after week be-
cause you can't have me, and look at
me when you think I'm not noticing
and when all the time I'm wondering
when you had your last square meal
because of the hungry look In your
eyes. and make eyes at my revolver
belt hanging on q nail. and fight duels
about me, and all the rest-aRd-and
now. when / say I'll marry you, you do
yourself the honor of refusing me-"
You can't make me any more ride
hlous than feel" he answered. rub
bling the lump on bis forehead re-
nectively. "And IL this is the accepted
romantic programs duel over a girl
and the girl rushing into the arms Of
the winner-why. | shall not make a
bigger ass OF myself by going In for
it."
Il thought you'd jump at it." she
confessed. with a naivete he could
not but question, for he thought he
saw roguish CLEAN in her eyes.
MY conception Of love must differ
from yours, then" he said. Il should
want q woman to marry me for love
Of me and not out OF romantic adj
miration because l was lucky enough
to drill a hole In a mans shoulder
with smokeless powder. l tell you /
am Disguised with this adventure
tomfoolery and rot. don't like it.
Tudor Is a sample of the adventure
kind-picking a quarrel with me and
behaving like a monkey. insisting on
fighting with me-'to the DEATH he
said. 1t was like penny dreadful"
She was biting her lip, and. though
her eyes were cool and level looking
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-05
THE END.
CARD OF THANKS.

We take this means Of expressing
our thanks to the many friends, and
especially the choir at St Michaers
for their kindness and service rem
dered upon the sickness and death OF
Mrs. Pauline Lombardo.
THE FAMILY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-05
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
HAMPTON JONES
THANKS THE VOTERS
Starke. Fla. Nav End 1e12

SIdIhs, Ia, May md, 1yl2.
Editor Pensacola Journal
Please permit me through the COL
umns of your valuable paper to thank
the people of your county for the
support they gave me in the primary
on the 30th of April. 1 deeply appre-
ciate the interest they took in my
candidacyL for state treasurer. It is
impossible at this time to ascertain
the result of the treasurership vote.
but if the official count shows that l
am entitled to run in the second pri-
mary / viii certainly do so, and will
thank my friends to stand by me.
J. HAMPTON JONES.