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That IL all. Good.by. will come
back later to see Mr.. Blake"
"wait!" she begged. There 10 one
thing you can do-one thing you must
do. II won't endanger your success.
My father and Mark and some other
men are coming here for conferences,
I want you to meet them and 10 urge
them not to use this horrible story"
1T would be useless" he objected,
though moved In spite Ut himself. By
her absolute brokenness. But I'll try,
I promise you. I'll try my best. And
] win guard. your secret AZ Ions a. u
can be guarded. Until there 10 no
ether possible chance, Then--well,
this story must be stopped. That II
all. II 10 a waste Of words for me to
say how sorry am to have made you
70 unhappy tonight. Good-by."
He was entirely master Of himself
now: cold. impersonal. phlegmatic. No
one seeing him take his leave at the
door OF the Robertson suite would
have guessed his brain contained q
so!.tary thought beyond the possible
winning OF move In his cherished
political game.
The moment Standish was gone,
Grace collapsed. She sank down be-
side the desk table. helpless to move
or think. Everything was in black
vl.rl. The hour which for years she
had dreaded; for which she had 50
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for my country ruined. will not
betray the trust Of millions whose
only hope rests on me. This story
your father has dug up must not
b. mnse public. You understand
me! 1t must not be made public! Al
any cost to myself or to you. Is that
clear"
Then" she asked In tired despera-
ton, what do you mean to do?"
Nothing at ALL" he returned. $50
long as your father and husband keep
this story quiet"
But surely they won't publish II
without knowing my-the Woman's
name?"
That 10 what I'm beginning to be
afraid Of. They may feel SO absolutely
certain OF learning the name later. thai
they will circulate the story on the
floor Of the house tonight and In to
morrow's newspapers And then. wheI
they find out who the Woman really Is
II will be too late to suppress II. fol
must stop that story. II IL gets out
shall lose the fight And ! can not dc
that. even to save you"
In other words" she retorted, "tt
save yourself you will hide behind
me?"
III you care to put It So"
But" she urged, 81 can't speak t.
father or Mark about II. I'm not sup
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posed TO know anything ABOUT IL sup
pose-suppose l can't stop it!
You must. It's the only chance
They're delaying the house proceed
inss this minute just to get their
proofs In order to launch the story TO-
night. They intend to use It to pre-
vent my certain victory. And they
must not At the first sign that the,
mean to do 30 ] shall have to go TO
your father ana tell him who the WON,
an Is! would rather be shot But
Oh. she burst out HISTORICALLY
you wouidnt-you couidnt-do that'
You're not 30 unutterabiy low as &c
damn the future OF woman who once
trusted you-who-
I've told you" he replied. that
am not In this fight as man. but as
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70 spoil the evening for them and
mako them real peevish. But II would
take up . lot Of time they haven't
got"
You won't let them break you
down? Oh. I've no right to allow you
70 endanser your welfare for me!
when they hnd ysu won't tell. they
MAY"
Don't let that keep you awake.
Nra. Robertson. ] know I'm taking
chances in buokinG the machine. Lord
knows what they'll do to me. But It's
worth the risk. And I'm going to stand
by you till the cows come home. We"
A rattling, ~ some one In the hall
tried the outer door Of the suite,
bfo:Ght both women to their feet In
Wofdless fear. Then Mark Robert.
sons voice reached them.
Grace" called Robertson from the
hall. Are you asleep' The doors
locked"
This way" whispered Grace. point.
inS TO the inner rooms Of the suite
go down the passage. There's an.
other door at the end Of II. leading out
irto the hall"
"An right" whispered Wanda In
reply. Good luck to you. Keep your
nerve. That's the main thing. Just
keep your nerve"
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(tublirherl
Non ,oal Land

DepR rtment Of the Interior,
u. y. l.aud Ohio. at Durango Colorado,
september nth, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Frank Wyman,
whose post office address is Arriola. colorado,
did. On the 18th day Of March, tgiS, file in this
Office sworn Statement and Application, No.
N2s1. 10 purchase tine rs 4 of Section u,
Township 81 North, Range ID West, n N z
Meridian, and the timber thereon, under the
provisions "i the act III June ), Is.s, and acts
amebdatop, Known as the Timber aud Stone
Law, al such value might be fixed by ap
praisemeht, aud that, pursuant to such appli.
cation, the land and timber thereon have been
appraised, the timber estimated 5000 boa I'd
feet mt $40 per NJ, and the land 5000; that
said applicant will offer final proof Ia support
of.his application aud sworn statement on the
2tth day Of November, 1918, before John J
Downey, Judge Of the county Court Of Monte.
yuma County, Colorado, at Cortex, Colorado
Any person l. at liberty to protest this pur.
chase before entry. or initiate a contest at any
time before patent issues. by filing a corrob-
Grated affidavit in this office, alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
q. n. CHARLTON, Register.
First pub sept 10; last pub Nov q. 1918.
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There II no greater unhelies thaa
despondency." says Muller That ~.
titude Of mind can b. easily trsreA to
lack o. faith The Bibls some shsrs
says rejoicing In hope" u me nttons
n a. one Of tho Christian sirtsss.
Some people 20 about with frown or
scowi n their faces IN order possibly
TO appear - Q standing protest
against the sin Of the world hut u
work. tho other way. There u moth.
ins Mat sickl~s the devil 90 much -
To have . Christian loohins mad: for
then he knows he has him wounded
and In the hospital There h . man
In this tosn Who has . aEh, on BILE
hands ell the time. He 10 Kicked and
peited and cuRed 1about constantly.
but he always carries . cheer, smiie
and spesks In . hopeful voice lie
seems 10 have the twelfth chapter Of
Romans Tackled Away In his heart. -.
haiinG . fragrance every hour of the
Day. n h . real tonic 10 meet hin.--
Ohio state Journal
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tpubiish.rD
N0nt 'osi Land.

Department Of I'll. Interior.
L. ;. Land Ofiic. at Durango. colorado.
s,pteinbet u, 1919.
Motto. 10 hereby given that Tor.nslo dal, 81
Lewis, toiorado, who March =, 1918. mad.
prs-emptton d.cinratory statement, serial No.
uIZsi, fur the northeast quarter of section ~.
ias1stiip 8. north, rang. u west, n n y m.ri.
dian. has hlrsi notice ~ Intention la mad. final
prts-,.mpti.o pfos,f, To establish claim tn tho
land abpse d.serib.d. b.fare the Register aud
Receiver ~ ". upit.d states land office, at
Durauso Colorado, on tho epth. day IL Or,ol,ar,
ipta
Claimant names as witnesses
Abraham /, BANTER, Ofsii Hates, John u.
sshaaf aud n, y. Marshall, all III Lewis, Colo-
rain. u. ". CHARLTON. Register.
First pub sept ", last pub oct u, isIs.
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let this mind b. In yes. which sss
also In Christ Jesss." TIE mind q
msshnses. Of love. n esseemiaa ethess
batter thaa oarselves--all vill - soth.
Erred W N this. Let ~ sesh q have
mseh % The mind - CAsssl. ~ nay
ws also b careful 10 carry vtth = 3
towing spirit levins ver1s. isstao ae.
asss. Q loving atsospAefa - = q
~. bst - Ne vhe,s q ~ Lae1b
hnily.
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CHAPTER XIV.
An Odd Alliance,

ne sOuHu VI u sttp III tut nail out
side brought Grace to the door, She
opened 1t stealthily. as though bent
on some mission OF dire peril, And,
rs stealthily. Wanda slipped into the
room, closing he door behind her.
The two women faced each other In
II sent for you. Miss Kelly" she
began uncertainty. "because-because
oh. I'm hemmed in everywhere!
don't know which way to turn"
81 see." said Wanda quietly. stand
ish is going to throw you over to save
himself? was afraid So"
II said some cruel-abominable
things to you a little while ago, Miss
Kelly" stammered Grace. Wont
you forgive me? You see, ] was fight.
ing for my very life. I'm sorry"
I'm sorry I was cranky" said Wan.
da impulsively. "and I guess I under,
stand all about II. ! thought first
that Fate had let me In on this 10 thai
! could show you up. But think
now Il was SO ! could be Of some use
to you. You see. there's only we two
women. And we've got to fight tina,
whole crowd"
you'll HELM, You'll stand BY me?'
That's what I've been trying &c
tell you. Mrs. Robertson. You've paid
for all you did. And I don't want you
to pay any more. You're a ten times
better woman this minute than lo'
who have the law on their side. Sc
forget all that and let's see what we
can do"
Grace. to Wanda's dismay. broke
down and sobbed in hopeless wretch
edness.
DON'T DON'T" pleaded the girl
"well-oh. dear" . sob choking her
Now you've got me going! We must
brace up and do something. There's
plenty OF spare hours for crying. Bu,
this isn't one OF them. We've a bunch
Of trouble ahead of US. But we're go
ing to win out. So let's get busy"
by this time. most likely. they've
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NOTICE yoR PUBLICATION.
Publisher
Notln al Land

pepavtmsat 81 the lntsrios,
L. =. Lssd Olee nj Durango, Col RADIO
= septembey eth, WA.
Notice 10 hesyty given thai Gland. l.. Baties,
al Dolores. Colosado. vho. on April 18th. tpil,
made d.s-r application, No. tnisi, Tor VS. n
W 1. .ectton ", tovnship 81 north. range %
west, N. y. Y, mestdian. has filed notice ~ In.
tsnsian To meh~ Anal desest prof. 10 essah ish
rlaim ~ the land aADvs desc flhsd. h~fose John
., Do~n~y. tadss II this county cour ~
snh DAY At (lrt1>sss. tpt1
tslainsnt npmrs - vitaeeeest
Howard \. Potter. nsstis M.Posses. Edward
]. Hush~.. ssd !. !. lsmstsoas. all u Dolores
Colorado.
q. n. caAalros, Register.
Fir., pub $50 70, ~ As 81 II. ia
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FATHER EVER NEAR
In An Ages II Has Bssn Demon
stratsd, but Many Stm Ars
Slow Of Faith.

This 10 an age Of marvels: We accept
without any debate the wonders Of
this age. The airship. wireless ines
sage and countless other new things,
and We are ready for the new and
even more wonreful A. yet many
hesitate about the spiritual wireless
that communes with God.
We are ready for mental telepathy
Of wordless communication with one
another; but deny the possibility Of
hearing the voice Of the Good Shep-
herd. which 10 corroborated BY the
voice within ourselves. the voice OF
conscience. Christ said. MY sheey
hear my voice and they follow me-"
Paul said to KinK AErippa: Il was
not disobcdient to the heavenly vision.
Paul refers to his experience while
on his errand down to Damascus. when
he heard the words: Saul. Saul. why
persecuteth thou me!" and In response
replied: Lord. what wilt thou have
me to do!" The members Of his trav-
cling party testified they heard .
voice. but saw no man. Undoubtedly
Paul was In = mental unrest from his
various experiences.
rhis same voice which stopped Paul
so abruptly on his journey again was
heard by him and II appeared In the
form Of man with & call from Mace
donia to 20 over and help them. Jacob
wrestled with God In the form OF an
angel. one memorable night. and his
life was different ever afterward. Pi-
late's wife was disturbed all night by
a dream while Christ was on trial. Tho
Psalmist. while In the cave for safely.
sent wireless to God for heavenly re-
lnforcementa. John Bunyan In Bed
ford jail gave the world the immor-
tai story. "Pilgrim's Progress" Yes.
Gods voice has come to us from the
caves. from prison cells. the martyrs'
ashes, from the time when Cain killed
Abel down to the Boxer uprising In
China.
II was on the night Of history ms
king crisis. the night Of the worlds
greatest tragedy. when the cock
crowed. and his voice called Peter to
repentance. The voice OF that rooster
has been heari echoing down through
the ages. Its message and lesson now
calls men to repentance.
God still speaks TO men: His voice
IN updevs,ood This n the are when
the Holy Shirt approaches men.
Christ. after occupy,ns the center OF
the stage. sscended 10 heaven and sat
down upon his throne. Al the same
time the Holy Shirt. the promised
comsorte, descended 10 the world ana
sat down uuon the throne here. and Il
IA his d,spensstlon now. He 10 IN the
| center Of the stnse. He IN striving
| with men. hut men reslst ana vrestls
with MIN Ike Jacob vreetleA with the
| angel ana saul with the spsrit
The voice that comea from the n.
| pcr,euce os the rich man VIM
awakened in torment comes 10 m frow
the par.ble Of Christ The rich man,
srpu MA own experience in he'll
which came A. the result Of sp,vttua,
carelessnees and ind, Inference pleaded
for an onportun,tv IN m hack ana
/
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publisher)
Non Coal Land

Department Of the Interior,
Z. =. Land Office at Durango, Colorado.
September 10Th, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that William kusnz.
lei, Ut Lewis, Colorado, who, on April 18th
1871, made homestead application Serial No.
tEs5ss, for Lots and 4, and on March eth, 1911
filed additional Hid. application Serial No
- north, range 10 west, N N = Meridian, has
fled notice of intention To make final $ year
proof, to establish claim To the land above
described, before John J. Do~ney, Judge of the
County Court Of Montezuma county, Colorado,
at Softez, Colorado, On the 9Th day Of o. tober,
1918.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Edwin >. Porter, John A. Hawk, william G..
Wallet and Bert brigham, all Of Lewis, Colora.
do.
q. II. CHARLTON. Register.
First pub sept 10 1918; last pub Oct ~ Iyis
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Non Coal Land.

Department of the Interior,
U. 3. Land Office at Durango, Colorado.
Septsmbsr q, 1919.
Notice 10 hereby given that William l. Camp
bell, Of Lewis. Colorado, who, on Decemhsr u,
1911. made Presumption Deelsratory Statement
serial No, usssa, for sE I, section n. township
- north, range " west, N, n. p. meridian
has fied notice at intention Ia mako lima
Presumption proof, to establish claim tn the
land above deseribcd, before J, n. Bssmley
tlefk Of the District court Of Moutexums
county, Colorado, at Cortss, Colorado, on tbs
10Th day Of November, 1918
Claimant name. rs witnesses;
William l.. Lakey, sidney Denton, ". X.
Lewis and Newton A. Brumley all ~ Lewis
Colorado.
q. n. CnARLTos, Register.
First pub Oct. .; last pub Nov. !, 1919,
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Nom Goal Land

, MN CUNI ISMhu
Depas tment 81 the Interior.
L. 3. Land Onice AT Durango. Colorado.
September t3. Iyi3,
Notice 10 hereby given that Sophy Durchhols.
made Homestead Application Serial No. Gzsts,
Tor the 2S2N WI, S2s2N Ea aud tho N
n 81 section ., Township 81 North. Range
Is Vest, N n 2 Meridian, Las flied notice Of
intention tn make final sysar proof, Ia c-tab.
lish claim "a the land above describe, before
John N. Brumley, Clerk of the District Court
Colorado, on th. eth day Of Octot~r, 1913,
Claimant names ~ Witnesses
Arthur waldron, Herbert Durehhoiz, William
bramley and Douglas Forbes, all ~ Dolores.
u. H. CHARLTON. Register.
First pub sept ~ last pub Oct 20 wa.
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lpublish.r.I
Nom Toni Land.

Non Coal Land.
D~psttm~nt IL the Interior.
4. T. Land Office at Dursnsn, Colorado,
September 9Th, WA,
Motto. IL hereby given that Hattie N Porter.
af Dolores, Colorado, vim. an April sth, 1911,
made d~sest application, No. .siW TOR sw
4, section ". township VI north, rang. ~ west.
n N Meridian, has filed nat,e. 81 int~ntion
Ia make nn.l i-ssst psoaf, tn establish claim
to the land aboy- d-scribs.i. b-for. John ].
Down.y, Judge III tho count, court ~ Monte
sums county, ct Cot,~s, Colorado, On the sDsh
DAY 81 Ortobsr. 1919.
Claimant nance So Witnesses
claad l.. butler, Edward ]. Hughes. J. ].
Armstrong;. aud ]. Z. Akin, ell II Dolores
Colorado.
u, N. CMAaLros, Register.
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LEBANON. - COLORADO
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Dana rtsmas.t ~ the Iakasiar

Dspsvt q the Interior,
q. y. Land Once ~ Durango. Colorado.
Saptembcr nh. 1913.
Notice Il hcrcby given that Hsrvy d.. johes
Of Lewis, Colorado. WIN, On March 9Th.
1918, made Pre- emption D-clsrn.ory Statement,
No. 0tz7s for I.ots and and = N Es, se-tiop
4, township ~ north. range u west. n n
Meridian, has fled notice 81 intention %
make Final presumption proof. 10 estsblisb
claim 70 the land above desrribsd, before
John J. Downey, Judge Of tho County conrt ~
hontesuma county, Colorado. At Cortes. Colo.
RADIO, On the nth dsy of November, 1918.
Claimant nance as Witnesses;
George Schan, william Troup, n. Marshsll,
and John scaf, all of Lewis, Colorado.
u, N. CHARLTON,
Register.
First pub October 10 last pub November u 1919
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-16
Laundering Lettuce.

The cook left and Mrs. Keene, who
was a bride, hired a green girl. The
young mistress had never had any
experience in the kitchen, but when
several guests came unexpectedly for
dinner one evening and the green maid
became nervous over preparing meal
for SO many people, Mrs. keene under
took to be Of some assistance
Descending to the kitchen, she found
the girl struggling with a coffee ma
chine, and asked what she might do
to relieve the situation.
We'll, num-" confessed the girl, 81
have forgot to wash the lettuce, an
We might do that"
Very well, Della" said Mrs. Keene
pleasantly. Don't get so excited
Take things cooler and win help
you. You go right on with the coffee
and TIL wash the lettuce. Where do
you keep the soap?"-Harpers Mag
azine
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running is a direct compliment to the
exceptional business ability of those
who are at it's head.
The plant is modern in every de-
tail, with electric lights and conven-
fences which come as a surprise to
those who find it so deeply hidden
away in Walton's pine-wood country.
The cut average $4,000 feet day.
It's president, Mr.. Bob" McCaskill
is the kind Of young business man in
whom it is not q different matter for
the entire county to take real pride,
for most of the people down Free
port way have watched him grow up,
develop into splendid and useful
young manhood, and best of all, re-
main in the country where his father.
]. j. McCaskill did priceless work in
It's earlier days.
N. Mcclure, secretary and treasurer
of the company, is a man who enjoys
the. confidence of everyone, his con-
nection with the big mill being a most
fortunate one, while Scarritt Moreno,
of Pensacola. its vice president, is
known everywhere for his shrewdness
I'm business matters.
Mr.. Moreno is sales manager for the
company, with offices in the American
National Bank building, in Pensacola
No one should visit Walton county
either on business or pleasure without
taking a day off at Freeport, and visit
ing the great mills of the Choctawhat-
chez Company.
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MILLING AND
LUMBER PLANT
ONE OF The LARGEST IN COUNTY
is LOCATED AT FREEPoRT-
THE cHocTAWHATcHEE LuM-
Der COMPANY.

One of Walton countys largest
milling interests is the Choctawhatchee
Lumber Company, located at Freeport
its president being r. E. L. McCaskill
who is one of Walton county's most
successful and aggressive young bust
ness men.
n. Mcclure is it's secretary and
treasurer and Scarritt Moreno, OF Pen
sacola, is vice. president.
Its combined timber holdings are
valued in the neighborhood of $4,000
and the company owns Mullet Bayou,
with its logging camps at Point Wash
ington.
Shingles, slaves, heading, pickets--
in fact every product to be considered
in the output of a big mill like the
Choctawhatchee are made and ship
ped to outside points, and the fame of
the F'reeport mills has grown with as
tonishing rapidity by reason of the fine
grade of timber products which it has
always been able to place on the mar
ket
It's dry kilns and it's planning mills
are sights for the visitor; its busy
hum of life and steady progress i'm
presses one with it's Importance in at
fording employment to many, and the
smooth manner with which the ma
chinery Of the great enterprise is kept
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Located on Tributary of
Choctawhatchee Bay.
ONE or THE MOST PROSPEROUS
AND PROMISING LITTLE INDUS
TRIAL cENTERs OF WEST FLOR
I0A-LARcE LUMBER BUSINESS.

Freeport lies eighteen miles deep in
the piney woods toward Choctaw-
hatchee Bay from DeFuniak, and there
are two ways OF getting there. say
from Pensacola
The first is by the L. a N to De-
Funiak and thence by automobile
through the splendid stretches OF
timber which line the way. and the
second way is entirely by water.
You can leave Palafox wharf at
Pensacola, for instance. cross Pensa-
cola Bay. into Santa Rosa Sound, up
through the narrows to Choctaw-
hatchee Bay, following Four Mile
creek until vou land right IN the heart
OF the Freeport milling district, which
Is as pretty a spot and one as COM
rnercially alive as you may wish to
see.
This Choctawhatchee Lumber. Co.
with r. e. L. McCasli1l president. and
the Gulf Red Cypress Co., with s. r.
Guyther, president, are the two lead
ing enterprises in the immediate vi
entity OF Freeport, and you have to
90 down to Beatrice, which is in re-
ality milling suburb of Freeport, to
see them.
Beatrice is located where the fresh
salt breezes of the distant gulf are
horne to her on the waves of choppy
Choctawhatchee, and in easy access
to the logging camps which first han
die the yield OF the cypress and the
pine.
You come upon Freeport tucked
away off by herself in the woods some
what all Of a sudden"
You have been whirled through miles
and miles OF cumberland, when you
find yourself in the midst of an ener-
getic. enterprising little community
which seems sufffciency in itself,
with it's local interests, it's fine peo-
pie, and it's air of contentment and
well being.
The business men are going to build
q fine new two-story building soon,
just to show you how great the public
enterprise is down that way.
The ground floor will be used for
stores, and there is to be theatre on
the second floor.
DIR. j. D. Raybon has selected point
very near F'reeport, where he is to
build his proposed sanitarium, where
ma ture and the sun through the pine
trees. will kiss away the ills of man.
The San Gala hotel takes excellent
care of all strangers who may come,
and is under the very capable manage