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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-02
CHAPTER
EIGHT

managers do all In their power to
keep the places on high level.
But TIA the promircuous meetings
and associations that menace.
Strange girls dance with strange
mon continually. I've often danced
with men whose names | didn't
know, And lots OF school girls
have. too.
The man may be all right. hut
again he may bo all wrong There's
no way OF telling.
I know Girl called Alice. She
used To enjoy that beach dancing
Thousands OF respectable people
do. Alice danced In II certain pa
vilion on many evenings with per.
feet safety Hut one night strange
young man bought her dances
for her.
After several numbers she was
excited and exhilaratcd. so he sug.
gcsted stroll To the end OF the
pier. II was lonely and deserted
out there. no sound but the slap
ping OF the waves against the
wharf
The man told Alice he loved her.
She fooled and silrted with him, and
they stayed there until the lights
In the pavilion went out and Alice
discovered II was very late. The
last car had gone. The man van.
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FARMER IN Germany sues Avi-
ator Moulineas for $50. saying air
ship caused his COW TO die from
fright.
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Regal Dental Offices

Or. L. R.'Clark, D. D. S., Manager
t4o5 Third Az. N. w. Cor. Union
NoTE--Bring This Ad With You
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The MacDougall-Sou Co.

spring will be Of American
descent. u 10 precisely the
same Of any other nationality.
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Vt z z v ITO
fault 10 be found
with the dane
Ing In those
places. Usually
It's orderly and
respectable and
Raging Ia strict.
" barred. The
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MoYa,6,onb
CHNMiH

With prices improving in the ma
jority of the sugar stocks, the gain oil
a point in Oahu, traded in between the
boards and during the session. and a
fractional advance OF 0laa, the, ses
sion of the stock exchange closed this
morning with more business chalked
Up than at any previous time during
the week.
Oahu was the center Of interest.
Buying orders for it have been in the
market for a few days, but the hold
ers asked more than offered, and II
vas not until today that the buying
began at price fractionally better
Oahu first sold in small lot be
tween boards at 1926. During the
session it rose to 1875, and from
there TO IA, where it closed. Four.
teen and a quarter was asked for il
at the end of the session, II bid.
lnter-lsland changed hands in two
sales between boards at 1880. a fall
iLg off Of 7ls points. from its last sale
Mutual stayed at 20, Pioneer at 49,
Olaa advanced to 2.621s.
The tone of the market is improy,
ing. There are number of orders
out TO buy, and holders are asking a
little better prices for their stocks
The advance in the price of sugar
probably is partially accountable for
the Improvement, though the greater
part OF the sugar for the season has
been disposed of.
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Ysr. hs,room h roa B Bereapia near Emma 5000
* Tw0.bedr00m Beretana Aapal
TwO-bedreOm house, Beretania near Alapal SslU
~ Threebedroom Pnunul Street w.
go Kaimuk, Sixth Ave. zb1O
rAENA KamukL Twelfth Ave. 9aW
Lemon Road zDiW
School St loOv
Zz|6zt3 Kuakini Nuuanu 5OWV
,.oebadaor, bouse GandaII 2000
tY Twobedroom house large lanai nj waikiki eco
1414 Plk0i St z1SO
Business Offices for rent
HAWAIIAN TRUST COMPANY, LTD
Street
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DAILY REMINDERS
Bungalows built cheap. Tel al57s-l

Bungalows built cheap. Tel als7-
advertisement
City Auto Stand. Kukni and Nuu-
anu streets. Phone 3664.-adyertise-
ments a -aN E.aA rstia
Conerete sidewalk and STONE curblng
put in reasonable. Telephone 2157.-
advertisement
When you buy ask for Green stamps
take no others; they're valuable
advertisement
Call at the Fashion Clothing Co..
1920 Fort street, for your furnishings,
advertisement.
Best and cheapest awnings, tents
ard sails at Cashmans', Fort near AL
advertisement
Around the-Island trip 5000 q pas
senger Lewis Stable and Garage. Tel.
observation-disclosures.
These warm days there is nothing
better than Hire's.-Co olidated Soda
advertisement.
Wanted-Two more passengers for
around the island at. $500. Lewis
Stables and Garage. Tel. 2141.-ad-
vertisement
DIR. F. L. Ferguson, dentist. has re-
sumed practice, room Z, Metropole
Bldg. Alakea St, bet. Hotel and Be
Observation-Disclosures.
meet me, Lou, at HOLSTERS Foun-
tain" is the phrase that is coming to
mean a lot to warm and tired ladies
who are down for a shopping trip.
There's a reason.
Choose your subject, and press the
button" then let the Honolulu Photo
Supply Co. attend to the many details
of printing and developing. You'll be
pleased with their work.
Genuine KRYPTOK bffocal lenses
furnished promptly. Factory on the
premises. A. N. SANFORD, optician
Boston building. Fort street. over Hen
ry May & Co. Telephone 174O.-ad.
vertisement.
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THE PACIFIC GuANo AND FERTE
LIZER COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that a spe
cial meeting of the Stockholders OF
the Pacific Guano and Fertilizer Com
pany will be held in the offices OF ID
Hackfeld & Company. Ltd, Fort and
Queen streets, Honolulu. Hawaii
Tuesday, August 26th, 1913, at 1888
O'Clock a. m, for the purpose of
(a) considering and acting upon a
proposition to issue bonds of the com
pany secured by all or portion OF its
property;
(b) considering proposed amend.
ments to the Bylaws of the company
and
(c) for the transaction of any and
all business necessary or desirable in
connection with any of said purposes.
By order of the President:
F. KLAMP, (
Secretary
Honolulu, August Is, 1913.
5624-Aug. 10, q, %.
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Between Boards-37 LII S. N. Co.
1421s, 8 IL. 3. N. Co. 1425z, 100 Nut.
Tel. Co. 20, 10 Nut, Tel. Co. 20, Is
Nut, Tel. Co 20. Oahu Sug. Co. 1SA
$1,000 Hilo Elk. 6s 80.
Session Sales-1O 0nomea 21%, z
Pioneer 10, Oahu Sug. Co. 1SS, SO
Oahu Sug. Co. IA, Oahu Sug. Co. IL,
5 Oahu Sug. Co. IA, 100 Olaa 2ss.
Latest sugar quotation, 81 1.2 cts,
or $74.3O per ton.
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BORN.

TEvES-In Honolulu, August ID,
1913, to Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas T.
Teves, a daughter.
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The executives OF four of the daily
newspapers of Denver, Col, have
been indicted on charges of printing
certain advertisements of medicines
IN violation of state law, indecent
pictures of bathing girls, and Incl.
aentaHy reproducing noted painting
of the nude.
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NEW TO-DAY
CARD OF THANKS.

The family of the late Albert
Trask wish to express their heartfelt
thanks to the many kind friends for
sympathies expressed and flowers be
slowed during their recent bereave-
ment.
5624-1t.
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The militancy of the English suf-
fragist has cost her the ballot, the
Rev. A. C. Dixon, pastor of the Me-
tropolitan Tabernacle in Londoni told
a congregation at the Moody Bible in
stitute at Chicago.
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in THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES IN AND FOR
THE DISTRICT AND TERRITORY
~ 4

q 1
IN BANKRUPTCY, No. 264.
In the matter of John Wilson Cook,
Bankrupt.
To the creditors of John Wilson
Cook of Honolulu, in the district afore-
said, a bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of August, A. D. 1913, said
.Tohn Wilson Cook was duly adjudged
a bankrupt, and that the first meet
ing of his creditors will be held at SAG
Kaahumanu Street. Honolulu, on the
a0th day of August, at 300 o'clock A.
NJ, at which time said creditors may
attend, prove their claims, examine
the bankrupt, elect trustee, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
GEO. s. CURRY,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
August Is, 1913. 5624-1t.
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New Fables In Slang


batting Home
ihe kofhis neckcom his Molly Lou.
Fly Stung Hea mot
Pole and thnk shall go to the
4 -
Molly with Idea She 5atd stray
Bushes m a Wind
Plate reading about the hosiery at the Promotion Com
mittee World. u thee?'
Man Molly with
Product
Molly summer Dress
See WATERHoUsE TRUST CO., for detans
KILAuEA VOLCANO HOUSE CO.
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The Mckinley postcard is doomed
10 disappear. The features of the
martyred president are to be removed
to give way to those of Thomas Jeff
ferson. Postmaster General Burleson
has written to Senator Burton of
Ohio that his decision in this regard
is irrevocable.
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Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 14th day of August, 1913.
F. F. FERNANDES,
Notary Public.
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The Jacksonville, Florida, Metropo-
lis was sold to George A. Mcclellan
of indianapolis, former owner of the
Sun The consideration
was $4,000.
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g0DAF,S NEWS TO-DAY
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CoRRECT-Attest:

CoRRECT-Attest: ~. H.
CECIL BROWN,
NJ. P. ROBINSON,
G. P. CASTLE,
..-. Directors.
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Honolulu Stock Exchange

Friday, Aug. Is.
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Territory Of Hawaii,
RESOURCES.

Territory of Hawaii,
City and County of Honolulu, SIS:
/, L. T. PECK, Cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
L. T. PECK, Cashier.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-20

Ourtes vraDo Asr snls - NeWsC1AR-
ID1sa S0ce-
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-20
osssss's osav eso.Ass evsssa
AooosUvRv svoe-eoooe sOvA
usaie e eni Ssu1uosua - osow.
ainaAisa e ols1ukp ~. II

In the Matter of the Estate of Archibald
Mcleod. deceased;
Notice is hereby given, tina, on nondsy, the
lAth day of July A. u. 1913. at the hoor of 2 40
p. N. a said dey. the same being one of the res-
uf tsunnisoa county in the state of Colorado,
I. Sylvia MeLeod, administratrix of said
estate. wtn appear before the judge of said
court. present my hnal settlement as such ed-
ministrstrix. pray the approval of the same.
end will then ASA 70 be dischareed a. such
eaninistrstria- Al which time and place any
Pervon IN inssYest msy appear ond present OBJ
jsrrisns u the same n eng there be
And further Bsvsi0e ie hereby given. that at
eaid time snd plsce the coarf will receive and
~ 11olsl .s!,S.ss .:,,,;an q
Sylvia WeLeod, claimant o. heir at lee Of said
oreeased. heresssfore hid berein. askinG Tor
judicisl a.certainnent end determination az
appears that Sylvia MeLsod Johr " Mcleod.
Dan Mcleod, Anna Harfr s0rxDon A. Ne Leod,
Raadie Mcleod. snd Lasra Mcleod. minor,
danxftsr a 0alcosnb ueLspd. dsosased. are
heir~ sfs0;i deeeased:
soG. Therefore. any ana sr p-.one sbo are
ar Tho claim 20 he beirs 1t law ~ said Arcbi-
bald MeLesd. decsased, are hereby Required 10
be and appear th~reat. abide the deseruiina
tion of the court ther~on.
Dated at Gunnison. Colorado. this 11th dag
n June A. D. 1873.
SEyIa MCLEOD.
- AanrnfsefsyrfY oY the e4sste q Archibald
ucL@od Decreased
! First Pub. june %. ls1s.Last Pub. July II. 1913
sepp and Sssh. Attorneys
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-20

tksosGi ~ - ~~.Ghsr. wAess thsy
oosld fsd good heating nd kshi.G
At The ssne tios tAey wo.ld have
the sdvsesAee If taAine bsshs in one
Ct the bsss pools Of oedicisal wsstess
in tke sE1xe.
Tine rosd psssiae frun the Springs
TO Piikia through Bo~srnan would
furnish thae camp vita . frst class
rosd over which - hasl their ore to
tine rsilruad. Nov the sections that
pay the most taxes are the ones that
do the most toward building the
rod and - Pitkin and Ohio Cifv
psopls are heavy tax payers they
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-20

~ r would be better TO let him
alone al present. and try TO uncover q
ciue eisewhere Later. with more facts
IN his pDsssssioR. he could face the
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-20

shsSId te entsfl~d D. the bessefle *
hss'aG the rosd ps~s rhsoa1h shass
tosns One oahss posps ~ tn.s =
the road pssss. thssash . .sasaG
sscssoa ko@ sae p..s 70 OHIO CSag.
toarssss wosld Snd many induce
oauss ~ lnsess capital shsle ps~~saG
escs the rosse. Tkesetope les -
bssld the rosd wkssw IL sill do tho
ma~s goo 10 the saas; people and -
the cosnty ~ ssDsssl
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-20

Ee0 - 10 ths hsss6ts 70 - -
riss1 tssa IL Ssildia0 u sAs sosA
oyse - len1e ~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-20
In Bankruptcy No. 81

In the matter Of the CO.
partnership firm 81
Gsvette brothers. cow In Ban ruptcy No 81
posed uf Ralph U. Cav
ette and " A. Cav site.
To the creditors of the eo-partnership frm a
Csyesse broshers composed Of Ralph U. Gsvssse
snd ". A. Savette. ~ GunBie9a. In the eoanty
AZ Gunnisoa. and District saoresaiA. . hash-
rupt:
10 The t0wa - 6unnisua. IN sid District. ia
the Coasty toart Mouse IN the District Court
room eheretf. Ut the hour of ten tI0 o 'clach IL,
m the forcoson on the 18th dag a Juna a. d.
1913. meetInG Of creditors a the above named
bsnkru Tor the purpase ~ Considering the
petition az the trHstee, ing on order foY th.
sole of the real estate. nsrehsndise fsturse
and her property helooGing TO the suid hank
rutt e-tsee and that ssi1 trussee Be anfharinoA
III which time the orsirY
rs prayed for vtil be grsated. unless yea en-
pear and show cause Why same should nse =
dome Claims may Be presented and allowed
sad such other matters attended 10 q. NAV
p,cperly come before a creditors meetinU
DARED at 0ontPo-e. Colorado, this 3vd dsV a
June. A. d. 1913.
-k444Exf. ROSE.
Referee in Bankruptcy
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-20

- - 0I0001k y - 0USssu1v
vsseAsA. - sAAs o0u1no aeosass -
- pss1sstiy sUG1saal. Va - ias1sas
yss sso01tssl - aaaos1t; evsa -
feD - - ~ nA0o."
n as01ss1 - psuaDs1 60 hn0l
- hs isesAsaA - 6sv01ss0eaA
No s<1m iasoBoo I - hea?"
Tee; - - A0Ak hsS sotAsr hlttse
ahsut q. - - ess1s - havs bssn0AA
10 bsaf hovs ~ aeeassat weight He
swsars - rssaonissl yosf No. \ tAs
oafe u tAs Afst llssAarse."
ne 0ssusaat Sesel ss1eAA, nstioa-
-. his Oass - sAs Csss.ei's fnos.
= - ~ knsw vAaA - ~. en-" -
enowsrel AnaMy. = Was - there,
anl yoa - knoW n frUa tie nsa Of
~ troop. TAsse Aas besa - trsubss
between LestsaAnt Caskins anl ny.
self, anl Co esacsave Of 10 reason
Why he shoaA1 1sslss 10 involve ne In
this a&aif-1alssa." - paused AOubt-
fully; "unless. cir, Ae really knows
who shot him, anl = anHious 10 sAfft
the blans eADewAsee - Aisset -
picion."
"You nean - nay - sssa1ng -
shtelA the real culprit?-
That ie the only explA.stisa 49,
occurs to me. sir"
The Colonel strokel his beara sssv-
ously. his glance wanAef4ne 10 u
faces Of the G1Aef O0ossu.
That might - psssibse." he -
kno~ledgeA reGretfuTly. although I
should 1islike 10 believe any oflcef
Of my oo0naDl would - deliberately
guilty Of - AsspacaAle IN ct. How
ever. an we 60 - ~ - enAsavo:
H0nnnno Il1lIIl
'esOe1 m o9susk. oRxoase Hao-
lin. enl sin rstufa - y0ar tsUse."
Hamkn pesoel eat tAe Asoe hts
TIE sunshfne. Ainly ceasci0us tha6 his
g1ar6el ansvefs - not bssa sutifO-
b satisfscssey 10 tAoss left behinl.
Yet he - ~ IN he- -anlAAe-aA
- 16fea 80. More anA 1osv Arnly
thew - bssa inpaaatea u - nAaA
belisf tAAt Molly MeDuaall wss
soSseh0w hvSavel n tn unfsftpnats
a3Air. aDl that hee na0e nust -
psUeReteA af Ill haaarG. rAb tKeofy
o10oe would oeaa - oeoUunt fur c.
k16 e4orto - tsrn Gusp8cion, aDA
VIXEN this Was connects1 With t. -
rso1y kpo~n prvDsace q Q vOnaa -
tie seene. 81 t. s0AAsees q -
~eaxsa uss4 IL 0saosnas osOsl
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-20

1ulscisssxe-
- t@E ~ his oss aufy sss con
eernse. the sergeant teit - aDube
haaeser UsSh: be the oass<. there
~as ne Question W his mind bsf sAat
she xss sully 1ussissd u ~ ssssDl.
|islikins sAs I.isss~aAsf sspa the
Hrzt and - ssponGly sstrssssd ~ TIE
girh his O0onxaiD sess Os sesise
y ~ish ~. = - ~ saos ~.
sh& b. - e1 Gnwe insuhx. so1s ouf-
rage. ed - ues ssaAy 70 psossss h~s
Nish his ~. kAs ssoopsd Glaacsng
back sf - e1uss1 aseg. tsaptsd -
return 60 ssh pscuisstas 70 issss-
view Gann1ns Dsrsoaany. TAsa she
u-eiesss~D - sscA usse~dsss ~
ou=rsd - -: ~ ~ sna6 usGhlnG
could suss,a sUsn tAsir Dsseang -
e.sappointDsnf 81 rseriutnss1nA -
man ev,aently assIsked him. sas vs1sa
resent sny interference. he had soos-
thsas 10 sonceai someshlS6G ai gfX1
.L!a - &c &fiaassis- :.
- r would be better TO let him
alone al present. aud try TO uncover q
eiue elsexrhere Later. with more facts
IN his pDsssssioR. he could face the
11Enenf. These considerations caused
...u % 11iR = NnGBs>ssas
-----n TIE ravine. Vet his investixsr
l9as th.rs kg22Shi {eX SGa1i1i1 -
'ivSsf JkHk ~ere the marks Of q
WuWaa s-shoe, q slender foetprfal
clearly defined bat the lcxer uorliop-
49, 'pll!l ~ si.lif
soon lost HE passed aown beyond
;ne stables, realizing how easily the
1~~-... ssSl Sl-.'sH<tss->Assss s-r--ssss sss3Ns
could have escaped The stable guard
could have seen nothing from his sta
tion. and just below vas the hard
packed road leading to the river and
the struggling town. There Was moth
ing to trace, and HamliD climbed back
up the blum completely baffied but dee
nerately resolved to unlock the nysr
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-20
o. Waahiaetoa LetAes
fGostinus.d from Page a.

cannot he prosaplIy psssa.exstH
cSEasss5;sy .
the extent Il cur sants. the trassses
81 sugar and molssses 10 the free l,ss
viii afford conspicuous rei'ei 10 ths
country
:. xs|I Rf8k - SanntsaDsn
sPeech u Hon Joseph @. Cannon 81
2kD.~i1@-1N$~M
MIR. Chairman, the pIsessg If
.sssE- Oh Tie t,;,6 -; -. -
tach nina 1ItaBt. rich and p0or, Ut
one dollar per snnum e tax, aud at
,lass. Sly css-ss ~ exmti5u 1evied
by saear refner,es. Ny principal
anxiety is 10 have sugar placed On
the free list aud relieve the people
from this great burden Of taxation
In ls94. when the Senate amend
ed the Wilson Bill, the late Senator
William B Allison Of Iowa, said On
June Sth, Is94:
If had my way, would strike
from this bill every vestiee which
provides duty ON sugar.
"And yet RepsbIicsas Of today,
the few that ere left. FIRST ut this end
Of the Capitol, and little later I
sappose, Ut the other end Of tho
Capitol, denoance this bill -
radical, unjust and indefensible. and
assert that in presenting it the Dem
ocrsaic party 10 destroying a greet
American industry. Like the
French Boarbons, these eentIemea
sssn alike unable 10 forget anything
and TO learn anything"
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-20

Mra Emma Costalin is opening q
re.taursnt in the bsilding Just west
Of the telephone Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-20

-. - hesnue IT, eu1u01n n
auu ~ LIBW
so0s - sssvs \ ~ - saos 80 -
~ - hn0oab- oab-Aa1nnRr~-
- l10vs u past ~ O1asoAsusA
- Ouns1 Dsuss.sta0 ss0A - -
- - paso1s n tAs Alpssa1sa q -
hess1 ~. n ssato1ss1 . ou11l0
AstS0 - tNa lnltes. 80 - oses
Oannet ssss bsusAs1 un1ss - - =
- 0nUnAssl Mn nsnsaaAl WsuAA
- oso1ss hio-sSsoA - -? N
% - - - ~ ossaaos s0sUt ~.
H - - OlaaD O~as1 ~. snl1A
wt0 . hsets O1ge1so - sssaUn1e1sa.
- ea.se 49, teese.ee.1: - lsee
sSoonR7nn
~ - = tns4aneV soalies1 tvo
faG>o - tnosrtaaes-sAs ~ Vi1iae
to 0oge ~ - tes1s - 1Fseo1sAip.
anl - - ~ s0eooniesl IN The
e~eiae Sssvtsss - he rsa psst ~ N
the lnsk.
ha011A, - thsuGAts satirsay go
tered 49, Miss McDonalA. hsl ssases-
ly nseo1 Der eoaSanioa. yet - - Lin
gers1 whils tie carriage drew ~ -
fore IL Mators ssArters. he sseas1
TO roosAbsf vaGsely that she ves .
strihinOiy bsautiful blonde, With Aoce
shsAoWOl by . broad hat. Although
larosR. eaA With light AuRy hair sal
blue syes, the lsdys features were
straA0sly hhe thoss Of hef sliGAtly
youn0sr eOapaniOA. ne nsDsfy u
these grew clearer bslors ths Ser.
geant-the whiteness Of tie faoe. the
sudden lowering Of the head; thea he
knew hes; across the chasm Of ysars
her iAentity smote him - . blow;
his heeetA came quickly ed - IN
gers cleacAeA-
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name. can she be doing hsrs. anA-
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