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Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16
NO UNCARED FOR
SICK IN Texas
Mrs. J. A. Nance.
Jefferson, Texas.

Mrs. j. A. Nance,
Jefferson, Texas.
Dear Madam:
| desire TO call your attention
TO the McGregor- Colquitt County
Hospital Law, printed in our
April Bulletin which has been
sent to you under separate cover
Under this act any Texas coun-
ty may establish a Hospital for
the care of the sick and it Is
hoped that all Counties will take
advantage of the provisions of
this law.
l respectfully suggest that
you present this matter at the
next meeting Of your club and
interest members in the effort to
secure a hospital, dispensary
and visiting nurses in your county
Will you kindly advise me what
action is taken at your meeting
and what Will be done in your
County.
Sincerely,
Mrs. o. b. ColQuitt,
President Texas Anti-Tuber-
culosis Association.
Austin, Texas, Oct. 2nd, 1913.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16
List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at JEFF
person. Marion county, Texas, Tues
day, Nov. %. 1913
Nr--Joe Wlnn, Monroe Lewis, Phil
ip Henry, Henry Jackson, Willie Hall
Edgar Handley. Chales Hays, Hardy
Chalon. + NJ Handley, w G Harrell,
Hurbert Green, Daniel Grant, Jerry
Miles, Walter Moon, George Robert
son, Reuben Robertson, Sidney Moore,
Sam Dorsey, Jerry Moore, Maria A De
kettenback.
Mrs-Margaret Lee. N G Larkin G A
Ray Leila Mccoy, Rena Joynes, Fan
Johnson, Fannie Rogers, Ella Morris.
Dolly Moore, Nellie Jackson.
Mlss-J Jackson, Alice Jackson,
Veatrice Harrison, Luellar Campbell.
Ida Jannet. Hattie Campbell, Edith
Rogers, Corean Moore.
Persons calling for above letters
please say Advertised"
HAL SINGLETON, z. M.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16
To The Public

b. f. Sherrell, having turned
over to me his coal business,
this is to notify all coal users
that | will handle nothins but
McCallister Domestic l. II m p
Goa, and all coal purchased from
me will be weighed by the Pub
lie Weigher as the law directs,
and all weights will be guaran-
teed, Yours truly,
j M. beware, Sr.
SPIT 20, 1913.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16
NORTHEAST TEXAS FAIR
WANT JEFfERSON'S EXHIBIT
Jefferson Jimplecute.
Jefferson. Texas.


Jefferson, Texas.
Dear Sir:
l understand that your Pro-
gresyive Club and your Girls
Canning Club have combined TO
carry an exhibit to the Dallas
Fair.
AS sponsor for the Northeast
Texas Fair allow me to insist
that you people bring your spen-
did exhibit to the Northeast Tex
as Fair in return home from the
State Fair, as you will have am
pie time from morning of the Bird
to morning of the 9th to unload
your stuff in Pittsburg and par
ticipate in the agricultural dis
play of your native heath, North
east Texas of which we are glad
to own you as part.
We shall expect your good la
dies of Jefferson to send in their
splendid needle work, as each
piece will be taken care Of and
returned to them in splendid or
der.
The Girls Canning Club, of
which | have heard a great deal
through the Industrial Agents
of Texas will also receive a warm
welcome into our annual show.
In all and all we welcome the
Jefferson exhibits together with
h er spl G ndid citizenship to
to the space allotted them as an
exhibit from Marion county
With kindest regards for the
Jimplecute, | am,
j. w. Debenport
Secty. & Mgr. Fair.
1t is expected that Jefferson
will be well represented by a
nice exhibit, and that the Girl s
Canning Club and many citizens
will attend on Marion county
day Thursda y, Nov. 10.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16

Mertzon-A party of pattnd.
ers for the All-Southern Trans
continental Highway were enter
tanned in this city recently and
among those present were many
good roads advocates from the
nearby counties. The San An
gelo-t.l Paso Highway will pass
through Iron county, as $50, d
600 road bond issue has Just
been carried here.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16
1881 Club

The 1881 Club met in regular
session Saturday afternoon with
Miss Rives. The President,
Mrs. d. G. Wise, in the chair.
The study of India was begun,
the lesson Chapter | from the
History of India, Miss Rives
leader.
given
Roll Call-Iteme about India.
Reading-Calcutta, the Impe-
rial City-Mrs. Nance.
Current Events-Club.
Music-MiSS RiveS.
After the regular routine of
business, the club adjourned to
meet next Saturday with Mrs.
Sedberry. Club Reporter.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16
VALUE
We Wish to Emphasize the Word
v AL u e

And define ity true meaning, as
it is employed in this announce
ment. The principalupon which
our business is built is VALUE
GIVING, the best qualities and
the greatest quantity for the low
est possible price consistent with
modern merchandising. Such
has been our mnthod of winning
the confidence of the trading
public and holding that conf
dence. On this basis, we ask
that you make our store your
trading home.
Erambprt,V Vaughan Co.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16
Wanted

\ young man To handle an
agency for one of the best Laun
dries in North Texas. Write
for terms and particulars.
lnecda Steam Laundry,
no. DenIson, Texas.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16

"ln Time of Peace, pre-
pare fer War; Get YOUR
new Winter Dress at
ROsenfeld's before the cold
weather comes. We have
a beautiful a $ sOrtment
from which to choose.
Just see.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16
Erambert, Vaughan Co,
Capital Stock Increased

AT stockholders meeting on
Oct. l4th of the Jefferson Cotton
Oil & Fertilizer Co. capital stock
was increased from $1,000 to
$40, 900 by unanimous vote. Ev
erybody enthusiastic.
Plans for Feutilizing Factory
now ready and work on construct
ion TO begin just as soon rs mill
is running.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16
The Home Coming 1914, will
be a great time for meeting form
er JefferSonians.

What steps are the citizens
taking in regard to the roadwork-
ing proclaim alton days Nov. 9Th
and 9Th? Let us have a mass
meeting and organize for work
on these days.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16

If you were a CentIpe de
and wanted a differe mt
kind of shoe for each foot,
we have the assortment
and could fit you and suit
YOU. Yes we can,
ROSenfeldS
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16
ELITE RESTAURANT

Mrs. Charlie Lanier has rent.
ed the Elite Restaurant and viii
serve short order meals, Fish,
Oysters, Steak, Cakes, Pies etc
and solicits the patronage of the
people of Jefferson. Mrs. Ian
Ter is a White Lac :, and will con
duct the business in nice man
ner. The farmers can bring
their wives and daughters there
and will be treated with all the
courtesies of "A first class hotel.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16

IA's V . rsss<nrssoe ps~psssd especially
ks NAL Aria OF CtttllS 4 TGvGN
Five 90 sss deses ~sli esesA cav ssse. saj
tsAsa sh<a - . soa.s The Fever ~,ll SOD
setsra- II ssss ca ~ hves better tAsa
Csle~s<, ed Jsss 49, e,sc~ Of sl<Asa. sSs
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16

Hon. L. : Schluter added a
new car to the number in the
city. Tie bought a Ford while
In Colorado Springs this sum
mer. Louis Torrans j. running
the car for h.> grandfather.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16
M. |. TAYLOR
Thursday. Oct. 10, 1918

The Jimplecute Office honrs are
from Z a. m. to II p. m. We are
always ready to take orders for
Job Work. Advertising and Sub
scription during these hours.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16

A large number of Jefferson
people went to Linden Sunday
on the excursion put on by the
j. & n. w. on accent of the Sing
inc Convention.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16

Let the citizens of Marion
county and Jefferson contribute
to their section at the Northeast
Texas Fair at Pittsburg and
make a good showing for the
county.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16

\ good numpcr are In town 10
see the Arlington < Reckmann
Oklahoma Ranch Wild Yves,
Show. They put on a fine pa
rade about $50 that for splendid
iurnouts, band wagons, cowboys
and cowgirls mounted on fin.
steeds. has not been exeelled a,
Jefferson for years.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16

UI.UU coed must be informed
about the worlds dolngs. The To-
cal paper gives him local informa
ton which is needful, but it cannot
cover the whole field. Hence the
man who would keep step with the
march of the times will take a gen
eral newspaper also.
The Fort Worth Semi w ee ky
Record has taken front rank among
the great publications of the South
and West. 1t is especially pre-
pared for the reader who has not
the time OF the opportunity to read
daily paper.
First of all, it is a newspaper
The Record believes that the peo-
pie of the country and the village
are as much interested in current
events as the people in the city.
In the next place, it carries fea-
lures suitable for all members OF
the family-women and children
as well as men.
Last, but not least, the Records
editoril policy comprehends the
economic welfare of the farmer and
stock raiser. The Record is an
acknowledged leader in the discuss
ion Of public questions in their re-
lation to agricultural production.
In subscribing through this off
ce you can get the Fort Worth
SEMI. WEEKLY RECORD togeth
er with the JIMPLEUTE clcc
Both papers Tor year for 1IlOJ
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16

Mrs. Charlie Ianier of the
Elite Restaurant, has the thanks
of the Jimp force for nice sam
pie of her own make of pies and
sweet potato custard. Mrs.
Lanier certainly understands
how to feed the public ON the best
in the land. and when YOU want
something gooa call AT the
Elite.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16
W. T.. I L.

The " {. T. L. will inset wsth
Mr.. q N Jones Thursday. oct
-. a, 3 o'eloek
Nnther~ Meeting.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16

Brief mention was made in last
issue to the matter of public
toilets for the business district.
This matter has the Endorsement
of a number of prominent bust
ness men. All towns with sew
erage systems establish and man
tain these toilets for the transi.
ent public. Jefferson should
have three or four located in con.
venient sections of the city. If
the city is progressive let it show
the progressive spirit in this
move.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16

Cleanse the liSsF sha ho~si.. snd
regulate the sywsm by asing sriekiY
Al uittsrs. II eFvaies sui snstsius
~nef.y. " >~sisrffF sp~c,a sssut
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16

Better than ever. The North
east Texas Fair. Pitts burg. Nov.
q. 10 IL. $500 in cash prize =
Tor races alone. Aeroplan .
lights daily. 90
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16

Home Coming in 1914 is the
slogan.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16
GinnerS' Report for Marion County

Reports from ginners up to
September % as furnished by
G.. w. Liverman for Marion coun-
ty, gives 1875 bales Of cotton
ginned for 1913, against 1,267
bales ginned to same date for
1912.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16

Read ad. about $500 in gold
for Christmas money in this is
sue. 1t is open to all school boys
and girls to earn some money.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-10-16
A GOOD PROPOSITION

al nr In this day of progress
III m the man who would sue,
UI.uu coed must be informed
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-03-20
CHAPTER Xxx.
An EnIams ard It's Solution.


To my amazement found that Eve
Ign meant more than l fancied My
Interpretation Of her words was that
Cameron was not in his right mind
that he was not her Uncle Robert, as
she had known him. But in a very
brief moment she disabused me.
1t is not Re, at all" she declared,
with emphasis. There is a resemb-
lance. yes. But the man you found
In the street is not Robert Cameron;
am sure Of that"
Tie idea that I had brought there,
not my friend, bot my friends double.
seemed 10 ne too prepCsterouE for a
moments entertainment. fear | sus-
pected, just then, that Eyelyn's reason
had been warped a trihe by the rack
ing scere OF which We had been wit
nesses
y would to God, my dear child" !
said, alphabetically, that you were
right. But there can be no question
as 10 the identity Of the sick man.
Every one who has seen him recog.
nized him at once-ChecEab eedy. Lou
is, Stephen, Dr. Massey. No, no. Evelyn,
you must not be misled by his raw
ings" And at this point there &C.
CURED 10 me tentative explanation
one in which ! did not In the least be
lieye, but which, a. all events. WIS
worth trying; one which, indeed. !
prayed would serve.
Cameron, you must remember mss
been with his Chinese captors FOR four
weeks. In that time he must have
picked up something Of their language.
It is only natural that be should. So.
you see, 10 hear him use q few words
of pidgin.Enslish in his insane gibber.
ish is not 30 remarkable. after all. And
as for that spirited denial just before
he dropped on 10 sleep, It Is very eyi.
dent that they accused him OF some
thing with which he had no conuec-
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-03-20
CHAPTER xIx-c9n,iry.e.

~Bdov." he yelled. hercsly. BE
Iop-. you yellow dogs Below. ! say!
Every ours son CT you! Below"
Despite. this turbulence he was not
difficult 20 master. Together Bryan
and erappled him: II another mo-
Tnent We had him fiat on his bed once
more. and the nurse was pressing
home the piston Of that little shining
instrument Of glass and silver which ]
had 50 recently seen him take up from
the medicine table.
For & r-oment the patient rolled
about, restlessly, mutteTing strange
oaths, mingled with suppliant muir
rrnurs And to me this was the most
sadly trying par; Of the incident J
would gladly have retreated, but Eve
Iyn begged me TO wait
Just until he is quiet she pleaded;
lust until he falls asleep"
At length he lay quite still and We
Thought from his regular breathing he
had succumbed TO the narcotic. and so
were about TO go. when he started up
with little feeble cry. low-yoiced, but
clearly distinct.
NO, no, for Gods sake. not that /
didn't kin them. swear | didn't kill
them. II was an accident. She stove
On a rock. I-I-didnt. say, didn't
i"
His voice trafed into silence. He
dropped back, heavily, upon the pill
lows. He slept.
Il is one thing 10 have your faith
In q friend shaken. That is serious
enough in all conscience. But your
Eaith may tremble. and sway and rock,
and still there is always the possibll.
Ity OF its being resteadied and made
nrm again by eXplsnation-by extenu-
alton even. II is quite another thing
10 have your faith tOppled headloug.
by the snatclfing away Of the last vest
fge of support. the last silver Of under.
pinnine That is more than serious
II is calamitOus; II is catastrophe; 4,
Is tragic.
Back IN the library again. ! set to
pacing the floor. l think Evelyn re-
sumed her seat in the big leatheru
chair. ! am sure. For a time / was
not conscious that she was in the
room. That It was inconsiderate OF
me, ! admit. II was. perhaps. uupar
<onAble. And yet II was not wilful
Frankly. had forgotten her. absolute
". in the ctress Of the emotional TEN
pest raised by that revelation in The
darkened bedchamber.
Back and forth. strobe from book
case 10 bookcase. over the soft. neu
frai-tinted Persian rugs; and all th'
SMILE there echoed those repeated de
nials OF 'cameron's that he had eyel
been In China Never nearer thar
Yokohama he had said. Once at,
chop suey in Chicago Chinese restau
rant Il have always been intereste,
In China and the Chinese, but know
only what ] have read" And ID,
~ords cf bis quondam friend cam,
Aaek % ne GOV. too. with TedoubleS
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-03-20
SYNOPSIS

RotseTt Cameron. capitalist. oonsl's
EhlIp clyde. newEpaprr Publisher.
has received The first promises a sample
81 TIE writer's power or a certain DAY.
IN mat day the head IS wys'eri".eF u
ron portrait Of Cameron while the lat
Yer Is In the room. clyde has a iie.f5
WAT the portrait was UutIatsd while i.-
room was unocCupted and TIE E't. ta.',
removed by means q a string Hn0'N..l
~ cameron Evelyn Grays1H. -aH' ~.
niece with whom Clyde Is ln love. L"lS
inc head % Car1eron's portrait nailed %
wee. where H. had been used rs a
Ciyoe learns that Chinese boy employed
oy fhilatus Murphy an artist HING
nearby, bad borrowed q r''e from CAM
eFon's icdsekeepe-. Clyde makes an Ok
S,lse 20 call on Murphy and IS r1puisad.
~ ptetencs 70 be i.sUs tcaiirE a..rAei
iniracu tons Of the 81 me laws AID sp.l.
g Enaing the bowl q en- OPIUM pipe M
der The tree where Clwe-or's p-r'ru,
vas tC1rd The Chinese BOY is found
dead next morning While visiting cam
Sron IN BIS dressing room Nell G|Faat
fniFror - ny seriously shattered. On
eeSosflts seriously III Is a resa., on "
shoe. The third letter appears mys yr.-
ously on C2neron's sick bed. u 'ra>es
csrect threats against the life OF cameron.
Clyde tells Cameron TIE envelope was
empty lie tells Evelyn everything and
EiSas 70 take Cameron On yacht tT'P
drifting heiplessly IN s boat He gives
ehe name Of Johnson Cameron uls2p-
peas rom yacht while C4yd9 bdEh j.
turned. 4 fTuitless search - made for
1notcr boat seen by the captain Just be
fore Cameron disappeared. Johnson Is al
lowed 20 60 after being closely questioned.
Evelyn takes the letters 20 an expert IN
'Cniness literature. who pronounces tnen
of Chinese origin clyde SEEKS assistance
from a Chinese fellow college student,
who recommends him 20 Yup Sing, most
prominent ChinAman In New York. The
latter promises 20 seek Information OF
Cameron among his coIntrymen. Among
Cam@ron's lettcTs is found one from one
ADDISON. Who speaks OF seeing cameron
II Pekin- Cameron had frequently de-
-ciared 20 Clyde that he had never been IN
learns that Addison and Cameron were Al
one time intimate friends. but had fal-
ing out over Cameron's denial Of having
been seen IN Pelzin by ADDISON ClTde
SOes 70 meet Yup Sing. se-s Johnson, at
feup-s 10 follow him sal.s lrf0 a base
uenf. spTairls his ankle and becomes IN
conscious clyde is found by Miss Clement
q missionary among tire e. Gese- He IL
sick several days as result ot l-h2l ne
peculiarly acting arssth-tir which renders
q person temporarily un-p7sg'"us Alr-
ply Is discovered % have mysterious -
tatiars win the Tflv-se Mss Clement
promises 70 get tnfu-rua-i-- about cam
eron Siurrl1 n Crystal Cons. i1ate1. o.
which Cnuer0n - The head Is ravs~i hy
n rur1r- &C CarusTon's Illness. clyde drd>
- Cam. rrr 81 Fifth avenue i1 dared an1
er--aeiated condition ana takes k.rC nome
Camera avraEex from iGuE sleep and
speaks n stTapsa tongue. Re gives Or
ders 70 a. irraSiuarT crew In tlstsSe
tsrgor. Then N terror cries DIDN'T
Kill thC-."
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-03-20
a WONDERFUL DISCOVERY,

N this Ggc OF research and agffir-enf al ra.-ry
Is rniisa efei % the seicnti ard Ia p
leisOf ian- s-ience has indeed made giant Strides
n tho past century, and among ths.-hy NJ inca rs
lett loiportant In medicine Is that 90
tneripiun. " lch has been sd with graf surSs II,
French Hospitals and that IL s Wortty tn atinrfInn
g ttosn who suIer from Kidney. bladder nsTvouS
al fslss, chronic weak nes lrsrs skin asptions
pics, &c, there - no doubt In fact IL seems Firt
truFn lhe big Cur created au'OntEt specialists that
IHEknPtQN Is destined TO cas- tnfn ohiiy ion All
those Questionable remeites that formerly ~
soie reliance OF medical men D. Is Of course a MS
slple 70 tl tuncrcrs 81 To should Ike tel fharl
~ tsis soort article; but Iaose Who would ike
kh9N more about this remady that has effected 80
nany-w0 might nlmoa sny :, mirscuLnns currs
should send addressed envei0pe for FREB b.poE 20
pf.i.s Nicrc Med Co. Hayerstock Road Ham rStHai
ion1on Eng: and decide forthemsalys3 " ether "a
Nes french henefy "TRERApIONf No A. NJ
o. NO Is what they require ard Eyo heen So -
~ ysin onrins life OF misery, suffering IN haaith
Hsail sloa kOrEera Co.. " Be.krnan 81 new Yofs
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1913-03-20

emphasis. He refused 70 admit what
know to be the truth"
Nevertheless ] had chosen to believe
that Cameron. should be ever return
20 us would be able 20 clarity this
tgrbid stream Of circumstance. and
prove the fallibility Of appearances.
The Illusion 20 which | had c,uug.
however. was now In shreds. cam
eTcn. returning. with body eufcebled
and brain confused. lad spoken I'm bis
unguarded dellrium The mask was
dropped, tie screen thrown down. and
ba7ciaceC and stark ne stood revealed.
a voeful figure In the impartial glare
o.; truth.
At the moment ! colld see no extern
Gatiou. lie vas q liar and he vas q
coward ard all the sympathy. ali the
friendship ! ever felt fer MIN died ut
,erlv, as though, how. probably.
every untuwsrd incident OF the past
month, with its chain OF vexauous
consequences. might have been avoid
cd had he been brave to the point Of
confession.
II was now plain enough for the
least astute 70 see that at some time
he had committed an act which had
aroused certain OF the Chinese TO re
taliation. 1t was this which | had
feared from the first 1t was this
which be had chosen to hide.
As | paced to and fro. his craven
words rang once more in my ears:
No. no, for Gods sake. not that! /
didn't kill them! | swear didn't kill
them! II was an accident" And /
knew that he was lying. The very
tone OF his disclaimer convinced me
OF his guilt He had killed, and he
covered before the avengers.
Disgust, adherence. anger, all were
mine in turn.
At length paused before a window,
and remained there. with my back 10
the room, looking down on the with
cred garden behind the house, yet see
ing nothing but the red Of my own phs-
sion
a touch upon my shoulder aroused
me 10 a realization Of my surround
ings, and Informed me that l was not
alone. Startled as one awakened alb
ruptly from a dream. | turned. and
turning, there came a revulsion. Every
surc1arging emotion that had held
and bound ne gave way instant
ly 10 a violent self-reproach, excited
By the pathos o! Evelyn's sad. Ques-
tioning eyes and sadder, quiyering
mouth.
Ny impulse was to take her in my
arms, and pacifying. TO plead pardon
for = hat must have seemed to her an
inaccessible churlishEess. But the cen
ditious which so recently she had set
upon me forbidding the coveted en-
brace ] compromised on a hand-c!asp.
Ny dear child" | began, earnestly.
I'm sorry. But then you must know
how what We Just saw and heard dis
iressed me. ! think l have been mad
since We left that room. | hardly
know what have BEEN doing. To see
him so unstrung. demented, ravlng.
To hear hin"
But she would not allow me 10 fin
ish.
Phillip" she cried. passiouately.
oh. Philip, Can't you see? Don't
you understand? 1t is q mistake. an
awful nightmare Of e mistake. That
creature over there is not nay uncle.
l am convinced that be is not my
Uncle Robert"
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SWENK & LETTCN, Inc.
$50 S. Hiil Street, Los Angeles, Cal.
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