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El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-18

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sS r~ ~..s- 1890 .x,.,,S.4
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satis a IA, ~ ~ n ot1
w que .Asuio. Aas E9ni4.cas ee't p
~ " aiuu.ot0n a. WY n.s $3.50
uen - uu''ive' ~ z .HAnn n. but
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- 49, .ss 49, . u',sso. :
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as W. Dsss
0nuo ~,
~ XIX .0,s' 1so' M gSIo. ! 1"
uat 'on 1920 = WV IN
1880
1870 = e. 11ss 80
III Supef1ntenuente ~
Fupllca dei Estauo, swan y wnA'q'
ilsblo muy ~ieliznnente soDre q aeelAn'
e de " en - : ~
valencia y a'lo gus merec,a mas 80
dito "a puepio 10 esee conuauo ~ q
construction ae 80
casas az escueia, que n n1niA noeAuo
que POT ~ c~ohssrucclV ~ = uu1a Z
|cortess Di]o g psransenu0n ~,
Y reportes caua ul5sta. M.
conaado AZ saaencis naolN eenluo a.
cuela' POI y me,ios, ol,oo n'Se'
que todos ~ naplan sostehiuo " -.
p. SD peaAr ayuoa ~ es.auo' 1920
ocservaoiones az
fueron muy apiauaiuas'
En- seguida fu6 introducido q distin-
|puido historfador de Nuevo Mexico, el
~corona, Hahn \. Twitchell como eli
bomhro AZ mas axneriencia mas est,s
IA 4 Incarnation on Nuevo Mexico.
A bombra aue habi descubierto los
III 800 !. stroa A. ci~v,iizaci6n an a.
- Nuavo Mundo Y onien est4 tan "a.
mi,,ar AN ia descubrimientos de AL
var Nnnez caheza a. yaca. Antonio
~ Esneio ntermin. Antonio Do Var
yas zanata \ ,u,an 4 todos los demas
no,,ista doras . reconouistadores de-
$3.50 ,oundos como i IA huhiera ii.
aoomroaado On sus Wales.
I, bomhra ara mace un 4 tan
,,oh,o !, ~ aapsit,vo nor Ia historic
aloriosa pasada del pueblo Hispano-
Americano que. al mencionar los re-
cuerdos de aauelIos grandes hombres,
sus acontecimientos 8 historic, 10 ha
cen derramar lagrimas de emoci6n
mar ma historic tan sublime Y tan
sin .igual en- eli mundo. Dijo Ell emf
nente historiador. ouien de ustedes
be como ID se 70, que Pedro de Alva-
rado canitan del conquistador De Var
eas nnien fue d~espachado con un pi-
n,,ete de soldados de los pueblos para
ii norte y oriente 4 ell pals.
nor nrimara ven 81 capitan Alvarado,
q, ascendiente. pas6 d ounce millas
6e, ,,1ear donde Va les hablo q uste-
AL III las lfmpidas aguas del Rio
yRravo del Norte mas que tres siglos
nasados. ! ouien de ustedes sabe que
M hiio del condado de Valencia fue
!, nrimero due atraves6 las monta-
5as llannras ! desiertos del Nuevo
M6x,co ( Ia California con una peque
na ava de- carros demostrandole
Il mundo oue csc immense trayecto,
Il, comn q 10 atrayes6 marcando ell
carino v nodian atrayesar u 10 atra-
v;asan nov los relies de acero del fe-
s~rrocarril. este fue Don Miguel A. Ote
"a, 1ro. Los tesoros de la historic que
comnrende Sd pals muy pocos los han
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-18

Lo mismo que q los espejos
es 10 que pasa a mi alma.
que copia 10 que Sc acerca
v bora 10 que Sc Marcia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-18

-
Atlsndsn II ceisbraci6n Dc L. pedies
el6n en 4 Nuevs Cara ds cortes q
Loo Lunss.
s "
Nuestro estimado colega, 10 ban
dera Americana do AlbuquerQue
c,,srts N s,sujente de- las grandiosai
A~a....,xn ~ I. ~,
y e'o'0 ~ ~ 1mn.. condade
- aoe 1890 - - t4~< ~Ss 90
~ va'0n s
'A segun prosfama Anunc'Auo Y
Lnnes qia lro % eps'eInp.1 M go
"a benuicion Y aeulcacion uS 1879
casa de scortes en- ~ Lunas ~ ~'s
&C Valencia ~ cua' coeso . 80
$4,000 y e. una ue ~ n.es ouNsnA+ss
tes y ~ es1aoo. 1870
en- 10 c~elepracion es'uvioton
nador q
tado Antonlo Lucsros r,s~rs
general de estaoo FauS $780,
81 coronel haipn =. a.saassss
prominence gel es.auo
de Nuevo nsAioo I Z. a. Il.
velonuo pa-.9 sas.as pau,sre ~ Va
- 1s,ata ! pickard de
nncla D''sara. h,c,arcr " bendicion
p0ien, ~-s,sm,osa ~, adifcio. des-
soi0nlno $3.50 ~ 4 cani,,a "a
pueS - n ur.s m "A
ean 49, h,,xsradaa nro-
a'aloInA e,.asar rora Il c-aramonia.
minn.. 80 Tas,s pomero alcua.
$50 III aondado AZ Rarnaliilo.
~ nAaso. $500 Az, condado de
Don Ileol1s n,,arro a.
0ah m'eu u, 1900 mn Fure-
conhisuo e -SsssSarta ncr Fer.
pio non' ~ rahovsta : non PER
nun Marquss ~ ssrss g, cono
lec.o uaDa a.ssaarcs nrom,nentes
sa.ios oAoe ~ =. r~Iatayorma
uei 0s'auo 80 $3.50 4 81 caaa ~ cor-
ue ios 49, I aa;s mil
tes p dssa~artas nartes
aiihss, 1880. ~, condado de
gel eseauo \ ~ nre.
valenc 'eps
Cineos W.
Los trenes especiaies iiesalUn
Los Lunas 9 ias go ~ = ~..a
y a 81 liegadas e. inlAenslo sss~
los esperaba Sc unio . los
y procedleron a. tempe II
TO misa, inmeoia'amen1e 49, rssa.,rn
la Qua SO Iormo una slaA 1870
encabezada por los reseionuo1
del temple a "a case W N. NC
de, con grande pompa, &c n.Ao
dicion del lmponen.e euiiaoio.
Dc los padres Y penu,ci0nuo .sSa,-
to separadamente- AcaDaua KIM.
cion la nmensa cohcul, 49,,
gi6 a Ia plataforma oiocaua uoots
dc Ia alameda Iren'e 2 e eaea 4.
ties, la cual estapa
bandera nacional como - 0 -
galanado TODD e. irente' e O
mlsica de Beien lus,..ssxn
pleas por un rato' y = ~ aaass.
81 senior Eugene empe'l.o MI
dente az "a coH'slon " soA-sS.saa;cn
ordeno y Iievo a elec.o e cous Saata
DE Ia nueva casa oe 'oa.es as.arss
, en- Dreves paiap.a \ Y. ao,s.
~ e oasa 1890 ! q conc,uir. en-
.lucclOn - !. a-an,ss,onaaos Is entire
h.lioi ~ II, annaado AZ valencia
20 ~ puenlo ~ $500 49, IS eor.
all Feuhiuo = 1s.-a a,io
tes pues = aasotros n somos
81 0r' hsmpe :, ruahlo entu-
laaa ~ sran,6 i n-raaidente de
siasnlaao Iat.o,,tnsoa an,a,,sos.
e 1saNaaSan. !, 81 Kemnenich,
naastro AZ cere.
quien acluaoa 1oA ,arantar Z intro.
r'ohias ~ s.aaor Z 81 ny.
duJo come = rl..aaar Mcnona,d
eiencia Z J, n,ah,o con
quien iue r, s-oharnador CON
s'anls a.Ss,a a, condado de- va
sraeulo q Issa aa,ac;o o,,e aea
itncia POT = nri 80 ;na,.
paDan sue ueul nro,;o ! ~
cGpa ~ paaSnas a,a s;emnre &C.
pIeso - .....,asa d;sno de o,e
RIA un eenplo : !, nahe,,6n ri
fictara sople s
coior Ani
FL gobernador piuio aue -
ciera de que Zoos solnos ~ ~ 81
bio. esforzandonos para N e
que es, 81 engranoeclm'en'o W ssa;sa
de Nuevo Mexico. Dllo, ~ 80 s,,s,as.s
rencias pasadas ~ 800
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-18

Tu mirada es una espada
hecha de un rayo de sol,
v atravesada la llevo
en- medic del corazon.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-18

LA peQuenez del espfritu Sc hace
sentir. sobre TODD en- las grandes CO.
sas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-18

Els preferable que la maldad que
do impune, d que una buena acci6n
quede sin recompensa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-18

Cuando una mujer dice 10 "pensare'
es SECURE que 10 tiene pensado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-18

Solo una flor he deseado
y esa Nor nurca se ahri6;
solo un corason guerra,
y murio aquel corazon!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-18

cUILLERMO RODRIGUEZ DEL SO
LAR.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-09-18

~servar Ell orgullo y ~deiicaaeza ue nue'
tro linaje Espanol y de nuestra his.o,
ria, debemos siempre reconocer : =
ner presente que nuestro utuio ac'uai
y de mas yalor es q que somos CON
pletos ciudadanos Americanos' coD''a,
dos, protetidos y respeIaaos pa'o =
pabell6n de Ia Bandera Estreliaoa.
Despues de- concludes los discursos
lse form6 una inmensa procession y pa.
so al bosaue contiguo a Ia plaza donde
Sc sirvi0 un banquete A aire hpfe'
que habia sido preparado por e pue-
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BILLY PROVES LAUGHABLE SHOW,
WELL HANDLEDBY STOCK COMPANY

that the company mas undertaken.
Numerous chunks of advice to local
persons and institutions were handed
over the footlights last night, particu-
lar attention being paid to the visit
ing mill engineers who were out EN-
masse to corral some Of the laughs
with which BILLY" lis filed Ga tssl 81
Billy, hero of tine Punahou football
tenn, is injured In game and loses
four of his fayorite teeth, they being
the ones most prominent In his upper
jaw False ones are supplied and
the youth Is most sensitive about the
store teeth, so much so, In fact, that
his parents decide to send him on a
trip to Hilo until he becomes accus-
toned to using the Imitation molers.
Billy's sister Alice Is sent along with
instructions to care for her unfortun-
ate brother. To the CONSERVATION Of
Billy he meets his hearts desire
Beatrice Sloan on, beard tie EaGna
Kea; also, .Iis hateG rival IS Saai. lf il+
.ace. s355 >. $
siiiy Loses His Tss.S &s.t = ss....
While making q declaration of love
to Beatrice, Billy is bumped by one
of the members of the ships crew and
his new teeth are Jared out. ALI eff
forts to locate them prove idle. and
Billy calls upon his sister to get the
extra" set which mamma has In
strueted her to take along In case
sof accident Sis has, Forgotten the
extra set and as q consequence Bifiy
is up against 1t, the absence of teeth
causing him to talk with 3 lisp and
~ f,,,,,,,eSifSi<l 80, Ht,,, 80 ,,,.S
Hcunce the name Beatrice. When
Billy loses his teeth the fun becomes
fast and furious, each member Of the
cast contributing to the excitement
and mirth. Billy and Alice act as nat
ur..l as the best behaved brother and
sister possibly could-they fight like
ascat and a. dog; Alice contributing,
in sisterly fashion, forth misery of
her brother \. ~, a Iai44s.- 4 -. go = Z
Billy spends sIeepless night, vain
~ searching the deck for the lost
teeth, which have been found by the
boatswain and a sailor Of the Mauna
Kea. ,.s a. ==.@ VI :. W.. IT, ~
Towards the morning hours the
searcher after the lost teeth discov-
ers the window of cabin. open--the
cabin being occupied by Mrs. Sloan
and reposing in a glass he finds a set
Of false teeth almost "a counterpart
of his lost ivories-which he imme.
diately purloins. - ~ : Il, .. !. ~ i
More trouble ensues when Beat.
riee's mother misses her aids to d.
gestion and hue and cry of stop
thief is raised-Billys in the mean
time having the lady's teeth in his
possession. @..~.
Billy's teeth next are put up to be
sold at auction, for the benefit of the
sailor and boatswain Of the good ship
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Buou THEATER

The new show that Monte Carter
presented last night at the Bijou the
alter pleased two crowded houses.
"lzZy's Vacation" is the title and 1t
served to show all the members OF
the company off to splendid advan.
tage. The audience was taken
through three scenes of mirth and mu-
sic, The complicated situations which
Izzy gets into while on his vacation
furnish fruit for much laughter and
genuine amusement. Geo. Weiss, as
the country constable, gave a good
representation of the character, while
Harry Hallen as tough did well. Miss
Dee Loretta was charming as Miss
Virginia Ham, retired actress, and
Miss Del Estes enacted the role of
her daughter. The role of Fritzy
Fluffs. country girl, was ably hand
led by Blanche Gilmore. The role of
Max, Izzy's son, was played by Frank
Harrington. r ~ III ~.
A pleasant feature of the show was
the musical numbers as they abound
ed in clever and odd novelties. Peg
9 My Heart" as sung by Miss Dee
Loretta was very pleasing. Geo. Arch
er sang My Gal SAL" touching and
sympathetic ballad. "Pinkerton De.
tective Moon was offered by Frank
Harrington, assisted by the Dancing
Chicks in a surprising novelty Ala
BAN" was rendered by Miss Estes
and Goodbye Boys" by Harry HalIen
The duet between Miss Estes and
Harrington was favorably received.
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80
Mauna Kea. Everyone excepting Billy
and Alice are of the opinion that the
teeth being auctioned are the ones
lost by Mrs Sloan, and Sam Eustace
Rim an efforl to make good with the
mothers of the "only girl, tries to bid
in the teeth, bAt Billy is too much for
him and purchases his own lost mo-
lers q a high figure. Billy reinstalls
his teeth, and presents those belong
ing to Mrs Sloan 60 that ladB "a The
result Is that Billy can say Beatrice
as plainly as the originator OF the
name, The final curtain finds Beat.
rice and Billy In one another's arms.
As Billy, John Wray Is exceptional.
~ good, while Miss Brissac makes a
charming though scrappy sister.
Harry Clarity as the boatswain and
Ray Hanford as the sailor do some
exceptionally fine comedy work, each
having been just q trifie better In
every undertaking during the season.
Clarity sings song dealing with the
trip. of the stock company across the
Pacific and scores a hit.
The program states that the com.
pany, which closes its present season
tonight, will return with complete
new repertoire 1t is to be hoped
thai more offerings on the order of
BILLY" will be Included.
-.. r.--s q 80. w w s5s
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CARUS
IN RECITAL At
YOUNG TONIGHT

Sale Of seats for the recital by Ma
Game Carusi, the eminent harpist, al
the Alexander Young Hotel hall this
evening under the auspices Of the
Morning Music Club indicates crowd
ed house. backed by much enthus-
iasm. The Morning Music Club is
making the occasion special tribute
to Madame Carusi, not only as harp
list, but also as woman composer,
and has been CORRESPONDENCE active
in seeing that q representative Homo
lulu audience is present. sts
II is announced that the program
will include some of Mamade Carusi's
biggest harp numbers, and. In addi-
ton, some OF the unique. Gaelic num-
bers in which Madame Carusi sings
and accompanies herself on the harp
Also, 1t Is said that there will be
some surprises for the audience in
the songs and instrumental selec-
tons from Madame Carusissown com
positions, which are to be rendered
by members of the Morning Music
Club and other artists who have vol.
unteered for the occasion.
In rehearsals. Mrs. Chas. Hall has
been creating quite sensation with
The FaIconer" song, which is re-
ported to be a song of exceptional
dramatic force Mrs. Ingalls, is also
expected to make an unusual impress
sion with her two numbers. the ave
Maria aria by Bach Gounod In which
she win be accompanied on the harp
by Madame Carusi. and In a polo.
paiser from one of Madame Carusfs
operas At the last moment, Mr..
Geo. A. Andrus. the new choral In
structof at Ka,nehameha College,
volunteered to sing the great tenor
aria from Madame Carusi's grand OPP
era. He Is said to have voice of I'm.
usual purity and power.
The Ad Club Quartet will sing two
of the rollicking concerted numbers
from Madame carusi's light opera, in
which the solos win be taken BY Mr..
Slattery and DR.. s. d. Barnes. A
mixed quartet composed of Mrs. Chas.
Hall Mrs. Elsa Cross Howard. and
Messrs. Geo. A. Brown and Arthur f.
Wall. will render a "R0nsanza. and
chorus. in which the baritone solo
will be by Mr.. Brown. =
The recital takes place at IS o'clock.
Seats will be obtainable' at the hall
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JOHN ELLIS I'M JAIL
IN JAPANESE CITY
l. y Latest MALL

TOXIC. - John Ellis, the business
manager of the Japanese Advertiser,
wanted in Boston for the abduction of
his daughter and for contempt of
court, was arrested today on an am
bassadorial requisition on a charge of
perjury, as abduction is not extradit-
able in Japan.
Ellis was formerly a clergyman, a
telegrapher and broker. He is
wanted by the Boston authorities for
the abduction of his daughter, who
was awarded by the courts to his wife
after their separation. Mrs. Ellis re-
sorted to moving pictures to trace the
couple and by this means they, were
located.
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MIST MACGOlN
WEDDING Event
At PUUNENE
-

Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. M. Mist were
among the arrivals in Honolulu on
tie Mauna Kea this morning. The
couple having take nthe boat at La.
baina last night. following their mar
rfage, which took place at 1880 p. m.
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Ben
Williams CT Puunene.
Miss Marguerite Isabel MacGoun
ard Herbert W. NJ Mist were united
in marriage by Rev. j. Knox Bodel Of
Lahaina, the Williams residence be-
ing beautifully decorated for the &C.
casion. The bride was given away by
Louis Won Tempsky, while the Inatron
of honor was Mrs. Ben Williams. and
Zen Williams was the best man. IL.
Mist, who is the auditor of Theo.
II. Davies & Company, together with
his bride, will spend a short honey
moon at the +. A. Schaefer residence
en- Tantaius. @
The young couple were showered
with numerous and beautiful wedding
gifts, each having a large circle OF
friends throughout the islands.
None but members of the families
OF the bride and bridegroom was pres
emit at the wedding, the guests In
Guiding the mother and sister OF the
bridegroom, Mrs. l. NJ. Dowsett, Alex
McKibbon. Mrs. Randall Won Temp
sky, Miss Won, Tempsky. Robert Won
Tempsky, Louis Won Tempsky, Miss
Won Tempsky, Misses Gwen and
Launa Won Tempsky, Enrol Won Temp
sky, Miss Hays, Miss Williams OF
Victoria, j. N. s. Williams and Mas.
ter Wentworth Mist. s
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You can fry onions. fish. and pota >,
ties in the Same Crisco merely by
straining out food particles after each !,
frying. ~. "A ~
s.. ~~~ = * > 2
Crisco cakes have butter richness
without butter expense. Add salt to
CriscO when using in place of butter
Crisco Isl rich butter fat that di-4
gests readily and perfectly. -. "
Crisco bread and cake keep fresh,
moist and sweet longer. as,ssfs -. I
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Negroes in Romeo, ILL.,. attacked the
Jail and liberated negress arrested
for drunkenness. A race sssict fol-
lowed In which the negro leader was
killed. The woman was re-arreEted
and put under special guard
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Crisco Facts

Crisco does not smoke at frying tenn
rerature; your parlor does not know
what happens in your kitchen.
Needs no refrigerator. Stays fresh
and pure in ordinary room tempera-
ture.
Crisco is cheaper than pail lard and
costs one-haIf to one-third as much
as butter
Crisco is sold at net weight. in
three sizes, and under the Pure Food
Laws.
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Comedy of Teeth Is a Fine
. Laugh Getter, Astounding
=, in Topical Hits

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t..E ..... -.-- =
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Cardinal Gregory Maria Agufrro v
Garcia, primate of Spain and arch
bishop of Toledo, died ins Toledo,
Spain at the age Of Is.
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Avoid PoisOnuos tablets

physicians advice and specify Tyree's
Antiseptic Powder, because 1t is abso-
lutely harmless and positive in its re-
suits.
Tyree's Antiseptic Powder heals dis
eased tissues, prevents Infection, un-
excelled as douche and is highly eff
ficacious as general antiseptic for
the household. One 25-cent package
makes two gallons standard solution.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Send
for booklet and free sample.
j.. s. Tyree, Chemist, washington, D. c.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-12-04
Why laps Are undernlzed.

Every one is eager TO add to his
fund OF information concerning the
Japanese and there are not many lay.
mcn who can tell why the Japs are
understood. Japanese surgeons have
made measurements OF their army.
which show that the smallness OF the
MATURE Is due entirely to the legs. This
- no doubt due to the fact that from
Ahildhood the Japanese practices an
Wnnatural way OF sitting upon the legs.
when a Japanese child is old enough
20 Sit upon the floor his legs are bent
under him. This In time dwarfs the
growth of the limbs. Actual deform-
~ 10 less common among the peas
ants than among students. merchants
md others OF sedentary habits. There
10 no doubt the coming Japanese, who
ARE rapidly acquiring Occidental GUS
toms, win change this habit of sitting
upon the feet.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-12-04
SCALP lTcHED AND BURNED

S33 South Scioto st., Circieyille.
Ohio.--"My little girls trouble frst
.ttarted on her head In a bunch Of lit
tie pimples full Of yeilowlooking mat
ter and they would spread In large
places. In o short time they would
open. Har scalp was awfuIly red and
infamed and the burning and itching
wsre 30 intense that she would scratch
and rub till IL would leave ugly sores.
The sores also appeared on her body.
and her clothing irritated them %
that ! had to put real soft cloth merit
to her body. she would lie awake OF
nights and was very worrisome. Az
times she was tortured with itching
and burning.
Il tried different remedies with no
benefit for months. I had given up all
hope Of her ever getting rid OF II, then
/ concluded to try Cuticura Soap ana
Ointment. The second application
gave relief. In q short time she was
entirely cured" (Signed) Mira. Alice
Kirlin, Nov. a, 1912.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample OF each
free with 32-p. Skin Book Address post,
card "Cuticura. Dept. L. Boston."--Adv.
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CHAPTER VI
no occuPY THE LAND

Aurelie sped up the narrow road that
skirted the rocky face OF Eagle Point
bluff, on one side the creek shrouded
with laurel and sumac, on the other
the uncouth board fences of the rea
lots OF the town. She did not heed her
steps. Once, on a rise OF the path, she
stopped and gazed stonily back at the
lights OF the house. At last she SEEM
ed to understand that she had been
bowed out, dismissed in q manner so
m~arvslously gracious that she, the
little fool. had not known it-she had
stood with q heart so fun OF grateful
ness that she had not dared trust her
voice; she had given all with an In
applicable rapture OF remuneration. She
was burning with a fear that she had
been outrageously tricked, and then
a knowledge that, in some desolating
way, the mother was right.
"She neye shook hands with me-"
the girl whispered and climbed on,
her pale ace turned to the hills, 'she
Just smiled!" And had her wayi Oh,
I wish I could 90 that--that's being a
fady!" Then she turned fercely to
look back II hate 'em--all of emil
They're different. Harlan's different
I see now!" #M.
Then q last faint note or the piano
came on the night wind, and she shut
her eyes with her hands and fled on
to gain the cliff, up. anywhere,
to silent and to freedom. She
burst around the buttress Of rock
where the road ended In Eagle
Point trail, and there, directly be-
hind the News office fence. q man in
shirt sleeves was emptying a basket Of
bottles down the creek bank. The girl
almost struck him az she sped across
the footbridge, He stopped his taat,
looked up, cried after her. and them fol-
lowed. She reached the trail and heard
him toiiing on among the boulders.
"Aureliel" he gasped: whats the
natter" n" IT" n"
she did not answer and he leaped on.
But the girl gained swiftly on him.
steep az the ascent was, until he saw
her slip on q pinnacle OF rock, heard
her cry out and pitch forward into a
hallow filled with dry leaves. He
dashed on to find her q prisoner In the
pocket, waist deep I'm the leaves, sullen,
breathing heard, her hair disordered.
She would not look at him.
"Aurelie-what en- earth's the mat
ter?' , s...
III fell and broke my arm
He leaped down and struggled to her.
They both were painting. You're suf-
ferfngi" Mr.. Curran gasped.
She laughed and flung a bloody little
hand UP to him. He saw her tense
and tragic face; there was more than
mortal hurt there.