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the attic 20 shiny out on The root
when they caught him. But when
it came TO playing pillow Mrs. Wat
sonlincdupR cddy, Blmmy, and him,
and made them 81 in chairs IN the
big circle, saying:
"Whcthcr YOU play or not, ! pre-
fer 20 have YOU sit where ! can keep
an eye on YOU.
So he sat there, making fun Of
everybody, especially the girl with
the molasscs hair, whom all the big
BOYS foolishly seemed TO want 20 kiss.
As she. when II came her turn %
be II. stood under the chandelier, a
sofa pillow in her hands, he wished
he could get at her 10 give those long
braids a good yank. How She would
yell and chase him with the pillow,
That would be- some fun. But Of
course
Turn 20 the east and turn 90 the west.
And knccl 20 the one that You love
bcsti
Silly voices were chanting this
idiotic rhine. The girl with the yank-
able braids was blushing and shipper
ing. She turned one way, then the
other, and hesitated.
"Knecl, Nelly! You must!' some
other girl said, and all the girls
laughed.
Some boys, those sitting on both
sides Of Sam Watson, pushed him,
saying, "Gct ready, Sam
And Sam said, "Oh, get OUT
and turned a bright crimson all over
his face.
The chorus rose, Hurry up, Nelly
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Dul llldN Dt llC NONAIN ~ ACSIO 44Ni -4e'44-
a little, and then continue on his
way to his own school, the grammar,
followed by the envious, admirlng
glances Of the multitude. But 20
these he would pay not the slightest
attention-no, sir, even if they lid
make him mad, Probably at his own
school it would be different. Bimmy
and Reddy, very likely, would laugh
at him and make invidious remarks,
in which event he would thresh them
soundly; while she would see =, all
out Of the high school window, and
wave her handkerchief at him. md
then
~Ding-dong, ding-dong Sec
ond bell He was late. He ut
across a vacant lot and reached .hool
in the nick OF time, and for the While
even she was forgotten.
FROM his seat in the schoo.rl0m
L he could look across the yard 20
the high school. He did no. Know
which room was hers; but he ..u-.ed
her sitting at one Of the VIII .ows,
gazing with those azure eyes re lad
decided that they were azure II
the grammar school, longing .lr a
sight of him. He wished he .ould
make some sort Of signal-pcr..ps
when he stood up TO recite she would
see him. SO, when his turn came n
geography, he assumed what ha on
sidered a majestic pose beside MS
desk. The effect Of this Wa --her
spoiled when he placed Patago IN
the China Sea, and was ordered 70
sit down. 70 the ieers Of m. I'D.
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ALL GRoCERs

was proceeding as cautiously as an elephant on bridge. waiting for that irst and vital question.
 It came at the fourth sitting.
 By this time, Rosalie had begun to receive cable reports from Port of Spain. The detective, it appeared, was a policeman of singular fidelity or of singular acumen. Taking literally the order about little details" he had filed one of the most curious dis patches in the annals of the New York Police Department. It glittered with gems for Rosalie Le Grange. Es- pecially was it strong in facts con corning Miss Estrilla's relations with her father. Their rides together when she was a little girl and the family was conspicuous on the island, the cir cumstanees of an accident to one of the horses, even pet names and small coin of domestic intercourse-aIl this he set forth fully. Beyond doubt. he had found the "old family servant mentioned in the telegram of instruc- tion and nlilked him dry.
 So at this fourth seance Rosalie brought not Miguel--that were too great a strain on her Spanish-but Vic toria-introduced her, as usual, with vague sentences, growing always more other case-missing burglar
 That's good. Very important?'
 NO. I guess he can be spared"
 "Luck's with us if nothin' else. This Is a three-times winnin' Now you just cable him-wait a minute, I'll write the message-got a pencil an paper? ?'
 They were in a side street. A lamp-post threw shaft of light across the stoop of a vacant house. Rosalie set herself on the lowest step. braced the notebook which McGee produced, and, with many a purse of lip and brow. composed the following mes sage:
 Drop anything and get full infor- nation on the late Miguel Perez, cacao grower of Port of Spain, and his fam fly, especially Juan, his son, and daughter. probably half-sister of Juan, name unknown. Details about life of the family especially wanted and the smaller the better. Learn everything you can about first wife. Suggest pumping old family servants. Wire in full as you get the dope"
 There" concluded Rosalie, "an' a lot I'm goin' to cost New York City for cable tolls"
 Say" said Martin McGee, when ! they put this Estrilla woman through l If she's the one-I can see the pa pers. Woman against woman. Ex- medium sends victim to the" Don't say that!" exclaimed Rosalie. "For Gods sake dont!" She had been walking elbow to elbow, leaning g little upon him. Now she drew away. And much more that Martin | McGee had intended to say, remained | unsaid that evening.
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definite. and crystallizlng finally into the vital startling fact. Rosalie was speaking freely now, her pose that of a dead trance.
 Do you remember" she asked, the time they carried you home, as though you were dead, from the stable, and you revived and spoke to me when they brought you in the door? Do you remember-Margy dear? The tele- gram from Detective Hawley had in- formed Rosalie that the baptismal name of Miss Estrilla-or Mss Perez was Margarita; and that her mother used the name in it's English form and her father in Spanish.
 Do you remember, Margy dear?" repeated the voice of the spirit" through the entranced lips of RosaIie Le Grange.
 "Yes." said Miss EstriIla, so sud denly that it nearly shook Rosalie ou, of the trance. T remember, mother dear What was his name-that horse?''
 (''StiIl little skeptical; but it's the last gasp. I'll fx her right now. Lucky I've got it." said the mind of Rosalie Le Grange working rapidly behind her mask)
 We had Billy and-but it wasn't he-it was that black horse Vixen which you would ride against my wishes!" said the voice. Rosalie heard Miss Estrilla heave long sigh; heard her settle herself against the pillows as though quite overborne by emotion
 But Rosalie did not proceed directly along the road of treacheries which she was traveiing. Victoria went away with the capricious suddenness of all Rosalie's spirit friends The voice of Laughing-Eyes the child control, burst in. Upon Miss Estrilla Rosalie used Laughing Eyes soaringly. With an ignorant and oyerimpressionable sit ter she was an invaluable feature, this Laughing-Eyes. To a person of great CT discernment. the child impersona- ton was likely to be ridiculous Rosa lie usually employed her, therefore. only to fill in the chinks. to occupy the time while she was thinking.
 Lady Is gonel" said Laughing Eyes. Pretty lady! Another spirit-oh-I
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c0gyrlsAl isla. rhs B0bDs-MarEin c0aRa0s
A Critical Moment.

A Critical Moment.
 Two days later, and in the middle of the afternoon. Rosahe was again in Miss Estrilla's room suffering from in- cipient control" Her eyes stared. her limbs twitched.
 Sorry" said Rosalie. on her en- trance. but I've get it again-an' can't beat it. Do you mind if l lock the door? l wouldn't be disturbed for a fsrIn-don't know what it would do to mel" She pumped down into a chair. giving a yawn which shook her whole body. Gradually she relaxed With one heaving sigh she settled back. Her eyes closed; she fell as into sleep. And presently she was babbling first in the baritone of Doctor Carver and then in the liquid accents of Laughing-Eyes
 Let me omit the preliminaries. They dealt only with trivial things-such little affairs of the house as occurred to the mind of Rosalie Le Grange. working in flashes under her sleeping exterior. She had growled and bab- bled for five minutes before Laughing Eyes announced suddenly:
 ''The lady is sick-the pretty lady. Spirit wants to talk to the lady. Pret- ty spirit feel like a great big queen was Vic--Victoria. The voice of Laughing Eyes stopped. This
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was a device of Rosalies She want ed to listen Miss Estrilla had been breathing regularly. Now. on the men ton cf that name. her breath caught The voice of Rosalie. her whole facial expression, her manner--if one can attribute manner 10 & woman who appears to sleep-underwen an ah- rupt change. The voice deepened; the lines of her face fell; 1t was Doctor Carver who spoke.
 Victoria is not strong" said the voice; "I sense that she brings conso- lation. She says that things are bad; but they will be better by and by. It is a mothers influence Miguel" here Rosalie stopped; and again she noted the irregular breathing from the couch. IL was an eternal quarter-min. ute before she spoke again: this time the voice was a mans, but lighter and higher than that Of Doctor Carver; and it spoke Spanish.
 q aDi mate. hijita mial" 1t said, and died away silence again. He is gone" said the voice of Doctor Carver. "A spirit wants the young woman who lives below this room" The seance drifted away into a series of imaginary messages for Miss Hard ing But once again Miguel hoated into the talk. dropped a word or two # ily-pronounced Spanish. foated out again. Presently Doctor Carver came no more; the babblings of Laughing-Eyes became disconnected monosyllables. and died out altogether Rosalie fay as though asleep.
 She lay for five minutes; she lay for ten minutes Wont she ever wake me up?" thought Rosalie.
 Miss Estrilla moved now and then; now and then her breathing caught. And slddenly-she was not breathing at all. Rosalie steeled herself for the shock Of cold water. if that were to be the awakening. The shock came but in another form.
 T am going to kill you!" eaid the voice of Miss Estrilla in Spanish; T am pointing pistol at your head. Come to meat once-or I shall fire ]"
 Thirty years in the profession which deals with deceits both minute and monstrous, thirty years of emotions simulated, had given RosaIie one great practical talent-control Of mind muscle and nerve. It had given her, too. a courage born of self-confidence,
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see pretty thingsi They snine-oh- go away. Come back!l No, he will rot stay" she paused here.
 And now Miss Estrilla spoke again, and in such a tone that Rosalie knew she might hurry to her climax
 Cant you bring him back, Laugh ing-Eyes7" she said. "oh. please bring him back. Tell him, oh, tell hsm that I am not angry!" A dry sob shook the silences of the room.
 NO. He Is afraid. And he is weak in spirit!" babbled Laughing-Eyes Maybe he vkll come again-maybe! And Laughing-Eyes giggled and hab- bled of Miguel and Victoria and dozen spirits impertinent to Miss Es- trilla. Yet always in her babblings she seemed to hold the atmosphere of truth; she referred casually and in remote ways to a dozen facts about Miss EstriIla's family and her past
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trilla to the point of danger and in caution.
 On the second day after the session in which Miss Estrilla had tried the test of the fictitious revolver. she vas back again. This time-having assur- ance that this was the true line of at- tack-she brought both Victoria and Miguel Victoria. according Co Doctor Carver. was the stronger; she spoke much. though vaguely. Miguel dropped only few phrases-now spanish. now English. During this session Miss Es- rriIla never moved nor spoke. But Rosalie. daring a look at her through her long lashes. perceived that her attitude was tense. rapt
 In this. her third seance, Rosalis
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CHAPTER XII.
The Final Test.

The Final Ttst.
 Under the pretense that her obses- sion was driving her, that she had bottled 1t up too long. that it just had to come out of her." Rosalie Le Grange multiplied the seances with Miss Es-
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To Be Continued

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Presently her voice died away; and Resale lay silent and impassive, eait' ing for Miss Estrilla to wake he.
 To Be Continued
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-03-21
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Rosa Hanna and Thomas
Hanna, her husband, by their Trust
Deed. dated December ~, 1871, and
recorded In the office Of the Recorder
of Deeds of Holt County. Missouri, In
Book III, AT Page 2is, conveyed to
the undersigned trustee the following
described property, to.wit:
The east thirty.eight (5s) feet OF
Lot three (3) In Block seven (I) In the
City of Oregon, Missouri, excepting
that part described As follows: Com.
menclng at the southeast corner OF
said lot; thence west twenty-five feet:
thence north thirty.tive G35) feet;
thence south thirty-hve (I) feet To
the beginning. In trust to secure the
payment of the prOmissory note ~
said Trust Deed described. and
Whereas, IL Is provided In said Trust
Deed that II default be made In the
payment of said note, the trustee
therein named should sell the proper
" therein conveyed to pay said debt
interest and costs of sale, and default
having been made In the payment OF
said debt, and the legal holder Of said
note having requested me to execute
the said trust, notice Is hereby given
that ] will on
MONDAY, APRIL u, 1913,
sell the said property at the court
house door In the City OF Oregon
Holt County, Missouri, to satisfy saic
debt, interest and the costs Of this
sale, to the highest bidder for cash II
hand. +. T.. RICHARDS,
Trustee.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, That Let
tiers of Administ ration on the Estate
of w. Willard Perkins, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned on the
10th day of February, 1913, by the
Probate Court of Holt County, Mis-.
souri,. All persons having claims
against said Estate are required To
exhibit them for allowance to the
Administrator within six months al
ter the date of said Letters, or they
may be precluded from any benefit OF
said Estate: and II such claims be
not exhibited within one year from
the date of the last insertion Of the
publication of this notice, they. shall
be forever barred.
STERLING L. PERKINS,
Administrator
This 2lsl day of February, 1913.
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Monarch.

Frank ColnUnr Is Oh the sick list,
this week.
Roy Ashworth made a trip To
Forbes, Monday.
Lee Hughes and Anis made trip
TO Fillmore, Tuesday.
Mrs. Patterson visited Sunday al
ternoon at J. J. Gamers.
Frank Elliott and wife visited at
Frank Colhour's, SUNDAY.
George Traub has purchased an
organ for their little girls.
Mrs. Lee Hughes and Anis and
Grace Smith made a trip to Media.
way, Monday.
Grace and Bonnie Smith spent a
few days With their sister, Mrs. Clar-
ence Liiley. last week.
Robert Hughes started Monday to
Des Moines, Iowa. where lie viii at.
tend a BARRIERS college.
Violet and CliiJon Chilcoat visit
ed at John Chilcoat's IN Andrew
county, Saturday and sunday.
CLIFFORD.
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Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, that letters
of administration on the estate OF
Theresa Spoerle, deceased, were grant
cd to the undersigned on the llth day
of February, 1913, by the Probate
Court of Holt County, Missouri. All
persons having claims against said es'
tate are required to exhibit them for
allowance To the administrator with.
In six months after the date OF said
letters, or they may be precludcd
from any benefit of such estate; and
II such claims be not exhibited with
In one year from the date OF the last
Insertion of the publication OF this
notice, they shall be forever barred.
L. ]. MOORE, Executor
This 2lst day of February, 1913
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STATE or MlssOUKi,i
COUNTY of iioLl,
Ia tie tltculi OUT u liuu ounli,
Missouri.
To Aprii Term, 1913.
George kaufman ana Apn, T.. kaut.
man. Plaintiffs.
VS.
Tie unknow u hcii~. cOnsoii .dcvi~pcs,
donecs. alieuees or immediate,
mcsi,e or remote. voluntary Or tn
voluntary grantees ut Charles Pear
son, deceased. Defendants.
Now on Tins Sth day of March. 1913.
IN vacai ION Of said court. ruinps tie
plaintiff and flies nerriu lis petition
verified b, the oaih III Edw h Rich.
ards. one Of their attorney IN whicii
petition the plaintiffs aii''lr-ila, they
verify believe there arr pprsuns utter.
est. q IN the subjrr, matter ul tie pe.
titton whose names p,a,n,, Ms cannot
insert IN said pe,iiion iwrausr tie
| same are unknown To plaintiff: tie
same being the defendants IN tie
above actio
Whpreupun " Is urdrrrd 10y tie
| CLERK OF sad court IN Naca,iun that
| the said defendants b Notified 10y
| publicat ion that plain'iif~ have com
menced AN action against them M
said court. the objrci and eceral IA.
turc of which J. Ia quiet ~" iiir IL
the southwest fourth uf tie SOUTH
west quarter ~ Serliuu ihir', fOui
| go. Town slup sixty two W2l ol
| Range thlriy.eigut and have iiIrown'
ership thereof d-lcrminrd
| That the Interest NJ drfr ldan,S u
any l. derived tom a ,rtiai" War
ranty Deed oi date, Juil ~. 1872. exc
cuted U James " Pearson and H.
wife. AxrN Pearson. AID ach nov edged
by them on the lIih da, at Jun. 1852
d fore James u. Ilrari. = Justice 81
the Peace In sad Siale and count ,
" hprein the above d,sri ed land y
conveyed To Charles Pearson. whirl
said deci II of record ~ Runh ~
Page .N,. of the real estate records u
said state and county.
| And that unless the SAID Il, PENDANT
h. aud appra, ~ the next term " ih'
aid ruuri To bp begun and hu den a
the court hou~c IN Tie 'iiy ut ore
run, County at Holt and state of Mis-
.ouri, on IA. 2sih day of April. 1914
/. aud on or bpf re- the first dd, uf Sai,
term answer or plead To sad pit itiuil
ihr same viii he taken ~ cOnleS>r'
and Judgment rendered thereon aC
cordingll,
/. j. further ordered that u cop
hereof Il" published IN TnE IioL
tou'lrN SENTINEL, u weekly ncwSpl
per printed and published ~ the ca
, Of oregon. and state uf Missouri. iu
four successive weeks, ~ rras, once
. week. aud the last publication To II
, not less than fifteen DAYS priorr III
. hrs, day oI the April Term Of sai
r court. T.. \. DURHAM.
, STATE az MISSOURI.
. CouNrN ~ IloLr.
| hereby certify that the inrcgoin
r - i~a true copy oi the re-,
|, SEAL. ord.
- T.. a. DURHAM,
Clerk of Circuit Court.
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Ruth.

Attorney W. II. Richards was In
ST Joseph, Monday Of this week.
John Guntcr, wife and family
returned from few days visit In ST.
Joseph,
DR.. Evans reports "A girl baby
born To Morris Ramsay and wife,
March u, 1913
GORDON MARYLAND, Of A,chison,
Kansas. was visiting his parents In
Oregon. over SUNDAY.
Prof. \. Il. Coburn, of chilli.
Gothic, was In Oregon, saturday and
Sunday last, on business.
Mrs. 5. NJ. Spragg. Of Ridgeway,
this state. was the guest of Rev. l.. e..
Powell and wife, Monday last.
DR.. Thatcher, who has been con-
lined 10 his home Tor the past two
weeks, Is now able to he AT his ollice.
DIR. !. \. Klopp reports daugh-
ter born to Grant Pullen and wife,
Monday, March u, 1913, ST. Patrick's
Day,
Misses olive and Catherine Shcp.
herd, Of Kansas CITY, are guests al
the home OF their uncle, \, l.. Hen
derson.
Five Spans Of good Mules, coming
three.year Odds, well broke, for sale.
Call on or address, Lawrence Walker,
Oregon, Mo-. Route 3. Farmers
Phone, Al,
IT. X. White, representing the
Little Il Hays Bonding Company, OF
st. Louis, was here Tuesday, nego'
that ing for the $4,000 bonds to be Is
sued by the Nodaway Drainage Dis
trict No. /,
| Jonas Watson, who moved To Ef
bingham recently from Holt county,
Mo-, and Is living In the IiershmaT
house In the southeast part OF town
has purchased the Frank Luse restau
rant. Mr.. Luse will remain with his
successor for week or two, or until
he can manage the business himself
Mr.. Luse has enjoyed a good busine
here and says he hopes the people OF
Etiingham will do as well by the new
proprietor as they have done by him
Eningham (Kas,) New Leaf, Marcel
II, 1913.
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New Point and Vicinity.

We are glad to report Edith
Hartman conyaIescent.
Mrs. II. ID. Roberts returned from
Kansas CITY, Saturday.
Ruth Carson is still improving
slowly. She Is not able TO SIT up yet.
Lester Painter and sister, Mrs
Aldridge, came Sunday. Lester las
a short vacation.
Miss RUBY Bloomer, Of st. 10.
seph, Is visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. }. 4. Ruhl.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. ". Lentz and
Herman Painter went to ST. Joseph,
Thursday, returning friday.
Miss Matte Morris returned from
Texas, Thursday, where she visited
her brother, John and fanny.
Mary and Cat!iarinc Terry visited
at the home Of Ralph Meyers, from
Wednesday to Friday evening.
Mrs. Emma Morris came up from
Kansas CITY, Sunday, To visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. kunkel.
-"Od King Winter" decided to
make us another visit, before taking
his departure. We hope he will
soon he has been"
The friends and old ncighbors
sympha,hize deeply with Mr. Charles
Lukens and children, In their SORROW
at the death Of wife and mother.
There was large crowd at En-
deavor, Sunday night The topic was
The Lords Day." found In Jer. I:2l
II: Acts 2O:l.7. The Endeavor was LED
by Brother Augustine. and scvera
interesting talks were given on "iiow
the Lords Day Became the Lords
Day, and Why We Should Keep l,
Holy" Next Sunday Is the last da!
of the second contest, and everyone
should he on time.
NERO.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
Biz Tarkio Drainage District.

Notice is hereby given to the own
ers Of lands lying. being and situate
within the corporate limits Of the
BIG TARkIO DRAINAGE DIS.
TRlCr. In Holt County, Missouri,
that a meeting of the land owners
has been called by the board Of sup
erv,s r. Of said Drainage District,
and viii Toe held therein on
SATURDAY, APRIL 10. 1919,
at North Center school house, stu
ate on the Southeast corner OF the
Southeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter OF Section Tuenty-three t23),
Township Sixty.two t62l, Of Range
(i0), for the purpose Of eecting one
Supervisor To succeed John Il. Slater,
whose term expires, and Tor the trans
action Of such other business as may
come before said meeting.
That IN. polls will open al O'Clock
y. IN. sharp, Of that day at the time
and place specified herein, and will
close AT ! O'Clock y m.
u, order Of the Board of Supervis-
ore OF Zig Tarkio Drainage District
OF Holt County, Missouri.
49,, ions Il. SLATER,
/ SEAL President Of the Board
- Of Supervisors.
Attest: q. ". PoyNTER,
SECRETARY.