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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-27
NORTH DAKOTA
BRIEFS
SneciaI 10 The Tribune.

| special 10 Inc ITIUuUe.
Mohall-Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cliffor'
! have celebrated their golden wedding
| They were married q half a century ag'
in Connecticut and have u number 0
children IN this state.
New iInglund--Frcd White, a loca
| farmer, sold ~ steer to Il. local meat firm
| for $83. 20. The animal weighed l,66;
pounds. The farmers Of this section arr
finishing many fine steers on barley.
Carrington-Thc Keeler livery barr
was burned here u few avs ago. The
| fire destroyed the barn. cremated 4 hall
| dozen horses and burned some vehicles
and feed. +-t u
:'I,nderlin--While coupling a car tina,
was standing on u bridge at Cathay,
Eugene Callahan, 4 brakeman on the 500
with headquarters here, fell eighteen
feet to the ice below. He vas badly
shaken up but will survive.
Lansford-Mrs. Jacob Painter and
children and their guest, Mrs. Ward
Johnson, were almost ~asphyxiated with
Coal gas. Mrs. Painter revived sufficient
ly to scnd in an alarm and neighbors and
a physician reconstructed them. D.
M~andan-The largest single check for
taxes in Morton county came from the
Northern Pacific railway company. 1t IS
for Sos, 5333. go. 1T is the largest sum the
,.,.,,-, l,,., -, ,,nx, -, n nv, win = A1,.A
state.
Sherwood-The musical young men Of
this city have formed q band. Professor
Floyd has heen elected leader and It is
planned to practice two nights of eac,
week and have the organization ready
for a public appearance carly in the SUM
mer. Several, members have belonged tn
bands in other towns.
Mott-Thc first farm work in this part
Of the state was done by John T.. Will
kom, who dragged his fields which were
plowel last fall. Since then others have
done 4 little farm work. but most people
regard it us too early in the season to
start.
- IS
1tyler-Thcrc was a mad dog scare
here as a result Of the strange actions
Of a water spaniel owned by Russell
Kelly. The animal was killed and tho
head sent to the state veterinarian at
Fargo for examination. The animal is
not known to nave bitten very nan loca,
dogs.
Park Rivcr--Tlc Park River ASricul-
tural club is the name Of a new organiza-
ton perfected here, with about fifty OF
the leading farmers in this vicinity as
members, d. Ferguson is president, d.
6. McK,.y, treasurer and Frank Dob
meier is secretary. The organization
socks to Improve farming conditions in
this part of the state.
Observation-Disclosures Twecten, Il fOrty-
year.old farm hand near here. attempted
suicide atsthe home Of S. Nelson by cut
ting boil, sides of his throat. He was
TO tho hospital and nay recover.
The mar is said to have gone insane
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-27

= CALENDAR OF SPORTS :
: FOR THE WEEK. ::
Thursday.

Thursday.
Opening of annual Sportsmen's
show, Madison Square Garden.
Jimmy Clabby vs.. Ernie Sanders, "
rounds, at Hammond, Ind.
Rudie UnhoIz vs.. Johnny Gallon, 6
rounds, at Grand Rapids, Mich.
s.ts Friday.
Indoor track END field champion.
ships of the Central A. A. u, at Chi.
cago. Il .s.s
Indoor track and field champion.
ships of New; England A. "A. U. at Bos.
ton.
Schedule meeting Of the Union
Baseball Association at Pocatello, Ida.
no., ' .@,G' :
Gunboat Smith VS.. Jack Lester, 20
rounds, at San Francisco.
Charley Write VS.. Johnny Dundee,
10 rounds, at New York City.
saturday.
Indoor track and field champion.
ships OF Central A. "a. q. at Chicago.
Annual indoor athletic games at
Georgetown University, Washington.
Annual indoor athletic n1eet$of Kan
sas City Athletic club, Kansas City. I
New York American League team
sails for training camp ~ Bermuda.
ron CRY COMMISSIONER.
4 hereby alnnbunce myself @ : can.
kdidhtA B thu mica s6f city f0mfnias
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-27
su,s,t,. sass.,, Safest. Qvlekestt

Saw rcod.bye 70 every touchy, ,tortur!nE, CLIP
nlinV corn and bunion-every distressing uirt
accumulating.. foot. enlarsins eallon'! 'ne,e
to completely rid yourself Of all such rcssy'
"BiNGO"--,hat's the new marvel! "Rins9.'
che fruit of master scientific minds. 'rc,ess y.
boratory research and experience. Pn, "bn,so,
ont and-sayl--pain's gone just, like that. at,
Corn dies, dries up--and you pick out ''
whole blamed thinx-body. seed. root nnq al!I ~
easily. palnlessly. YOU cant help shouting, n hloo;
noisonina, No injury 10 healthy flesh! No stick!
stockings! No bothersome straps no lump
cotton bal, None Of the usual annoyancts.
Buy "Binso' a. ysu. drurSist''-@c-or. 4. hs h'"'
A., send price TO Dennison Iharmacal CO..
1853 Sheffield Ave, and Cowan' Drug
Store, LIST Natl Bank Block.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-27

,.Dickinson-Caslier Curry Of the North
western State Bank Of Oakdale. Dunn
county. has been here on business and
reports right-of-way representatives of
the Northern Pacific are at work in Dunn
county along Spring creek. This is eight
orstcn. niles north Of Manning. the county
seat and southwest OF Dakdalc.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-27

kid" band. 1t had a band composed o.
experienced players and now the boys
10 and Is years Of age have established
an organization. There are seventeen
members and an instructor has been Sc
cured, &G
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-27

Augustus Thomas is to write q play
for Henry Miller for next season.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-27

Observation-Disclosures Twecten, a fOrty-
year-old farm hand near here. attempted
suicide atstlie home of S. Nelson by cut
ting both sides of his throat. lie was
hurried to the hospital and may recover.
The man is said to have gone insane
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-27

from cause aud had been morose for
some time. .es.. .... ...1 b.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-27

~Rugby-The hfticth anniversary of
the marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Grcbe was recently celebrated here. They
were married in Ontario but have been
residents Of Pierce county for many
years. a large number Of their children
and grand children assisted in making the
event Il memorable ono.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-27

New Englund--Ercd White, a local
farmer, sold ~ steer to Il. local meat firm
for $83.2 20. The animal weighed 1866
pounds. The farmers Of this section are
finishing many fine steers on barley.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-27

Carrington-Thc Keller livery barn
was burned here Il few days ago. The
fire destroyed the barn, cremated Il half
dozen horses and burned some vchiclcs
and feed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-27

Special 70 TIC ITTUUUe.
Mohall-Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Clifford
have celebrated their golden wedding.
They were married q half a century ago
in Connecticut and have u number OF
children IN this state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-27

.'Enderlin--While coupling a car that
was standing on u bridge at Cathay,
Eugene Callahan, Il brakeman on the 500
with headquarters here, fell eighteen
feet to the ice below. He was badly
shaken up but will survive. ri.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-18

oSvyrss1 1917. Ssus-S 49, A.ss>asa
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-24

8 Co. tThs New York Evening word.l
school work. A two years course In .
reputable college Of pharmacy givee one
the degree Of graduate pharmacist
The ambitious young student can do
substituting work as a drug clerk during
the period Of study. OF course no un.
dergraduate pharmacist Ii permitted 70
compound prescriptions; but he can do
all the other work necessary In connsc.
ton with this business. thus both earn.
Ing a little money and at the same time
gaining some practical experience relat-
ing to the business end of the pharma-
ceuticsl chemists profession. This 10
particularly valuable ~ the one who
expects TO open a phar->.sy Of his own
upon the completion Of rs course Of
study.
The pay Of q pharmacist ranges from
SO to SIS per week. There are positions
for those %ho have managerial abilities
that pay a good deal more. Also. the
pharmacist who has developed sxpe-
risnos and capital may pen Q phsr-
macy Of his swn and -. osve.sp Z
Ipseeatas's buslass ~ Ainssoh
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-24
By Louis Joseph Vance
Of Amass-''you msan-sovsi"
"Caa WIN Ao,vh< itfS

Of amass-'you msAn-iovsr -
Can you doubt itf' q.
"No-not after whats happened. -.
sumo You wouldn't have folloW06%yo3
wouldn't have fought 20 to save ~
from drowning-I suppose-if you haAns0
cared. But ! didn't know" She sishs1S
. sigh plsintivs and psrturbsd. the9
resumed: "A woman never knova.
really. She may suspects In fact -.
almost always does; she 10 obliged 70 -
90 continually on guard that susplolOn
10 inSrsinsd In her nature; but ~
Then you're not-ofendedT he Ashol
Stting up. - y
Why should I bsr'' The nrelisht mo.
msntartly outlined her smile. hait visit
fui. ~ she turned her countenancs 20
him.
'Bur'-hs exploded with r,sAt>nssf
wrath. enthusiastically q scouu III
would force his attentions upon a wen..
an IN such circumstances! You can't ret
away from mel may be utterly hateful
TO you q
"oh. you're nstr' ahs laughed ou,stiy,t.
You're not; nor an distrsssed-Aosr
cause at the circumstances that distrsse,
You. At least. What woman would b.,
who rsceived % great and honorable
complim snt-from you. Hughs Only
again the Whimsical little laugh tAAs'.
merged into . smsthsred sight Wtshs
] knew" =,
wish you knew whatr. -
"Wha&'s going on inside that s1tsaNe-s,
binary head Of yours: what's In ne
mind behind the ewes that 20 olesus
ma staring at me 30 pusslingiy." q
Ito Re Continued n
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An
s.ou'
.S' snow. OF course
% 20 s1mewhefs on the south
49,. ~ NT nt'shcs somewnere De
.Ce 100 Aeno anu Mohoinoy Foiht'
SoaLsS ."eso notn'nt IKE mas.
S,;.. "s "S. Sno an MOI
az % oesn IoIhAps can
nn's,t III, M w
800 "a sin 'ns ens' 9' .ns
49,. $50 '~''ss'o'" " '"s'' = suS
.x,n hv,,a ..~.
,,., 90.
had S ., .'s"" Si'e' A's
az 1890 .., .o.
,,m" oon.' Wh pHony . 49,, IN
80. ... ".
sn.hs.w '"''s ~
Thsv .,,.,.d IN. ,o,. ,v ,,. n.o.
Aonr s,dins ,h.m.s,u.. 70 ~. n,,ohsn
., marrow sns plpenss s Tbs
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A Summer Romance
Of NeW York

previous sxiS .ence?
1t was her voios that haA MADE HIN
think that her voice Of Marvellous a.
lure. crystal pure and flexible - tenn
psred steel. strong. tender. rich. com
passionate. compelling. Where had he
heard II before. and whenY
And who was she, this Miss Tisks. :"
and what manner Of womanf This sslf-
reliant and self-sufiicisnt woman Of the
lonely life. who chose to spend her sum
msr In seclusion. with none but ser
wants for companions, who had comprs-
hension Of machinery and ran her mo-
tor boat alone. who went for lensiy
swims In the surf at dawn. who treated
man ~ her pssrs-nsither more nor
less: who was spisd upon. Swallowed.
attacked. run away with by men mad
densd to an unexampied pitch Of dss.
peration and daring; whs could retain
her self-possssslon under stress OF cir
cumstancs that would have driven
strong mon into pssudo-hystsria: who
now found herself IN q position TO tho
last degree ambiguous and anomalous.
cooped up for Heaven only knew how
long upon q lonely hsnd's breadth OF
land In company with a man OF whom.
In the normal order Of things. sho could
not possibly know more tnan little or
nothing; and who accepted II all with
out protest. with . serene and nawleas
courage, uncomplainins. displaying an
implicit and unauestioninG faith N her
companion-what mannsr OF woman. Ia
deed. was thisf
'It's almost dark" she said at last
whitaker got up and lighted . tin
kerosene lamp nxsd In its Dracks: on
the wall. The windows darkened and
the walls turned to sombsr yellow ~
the hAms grew high and steady.
on 70 the north ward. whore whitaker
had marked down the smpurplsd head.
land during the afternoon. . white light
lanosd the gloom thrice With . sweep
Ing blade. vanished. was rsolaosd By
glare Of sasry red. which In turn
winksA out
Whitaker watched II for . brief time,
tho hnssrtips OF his right hand resting
lightly on the puiss In HE left wrist.
Then. turning away. no announced:
'~yhsoe White aashao tellSWeA ~ Q
"a - lAtoso1ol - AAeao ~ eesoe1A
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The woman. too. faced him ~ he en-
tered. waiting In her chair. the one
nearest the stove But he paused %
long beside the door. his hand upon IL
knob. and stared 90 strangely 1t her
that she moved unsasily. grew restless
and disturbed. A CLEAN Of apprehsn-
sion fickered In her eyes.
why. whats the msttsrr' she asked
with forced lightnsss. why don't you
come In and sit DOWN.
He said abruptly: You called me
Hugh"
She inclined her head. smiling mis-
chisvously. II admit Il Do you
mind?
Mind, Mo-" He shut the door, ID
vanced and dropped into his chair. still
searching her with troubled case.
"only." he said. you startled me.
didn't -expect-hops"-
"on so short an scqusintsncsr' sha
suggested archly,
1T isn't that. butt He hssitatsd.
trying to formulate phrases to explain
tho singular sensation that had as
sailed him when she called him; Q son
sation the precise nature OF which he
did not understand.
She interrupted brusquely:
Don't let's waste time talking.
can't wait another instant"
Sliehtiy submissive. ne TOOK up hia
knife and fork and fell to.
When he had finished II Wa - II Q
swarm OF locusts had passed that way.
OF tho more than plentiful meal she
had prepared there remained few trscss
on plates swept and Sarnishsd.
Whitaker lopngsd. profoundly In
tsrested. watching her with sober and
studious eyes, asking himself questions
which he found. for shs present. unsa-
swerabls.
What did she mean 70 himf Was
what he had been Of arUt dispossd %
consadsr . mere nShtsd-hssYtsd. fus.-
tive intatuaton DEVELOPING into soms-
thing else, something stronger ana more
snduringf And what ala Il mean, this
impression that had como TO him 20
suddenly within the hour. and that per-
sistsd with % much force In the face Of
IL manifest ihcrsdibil!ty. that he hsA
kuSWu her. o. some enc Strangely me
~ ss.sens seeosssss @0e-ae-t AssAe
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The Destroying Angel 81 ss s Ne. H s%* 81
Wonder what tAAt stands forr'
whist u itf'' the sirl ssksd "A shiD

Wonder what that stands forr'
whist y itr' the girl asksd "A sAiD
signaiiingf'
der Iight--with It's characteristic nash.
not duplicated anywhere along this sec
ton Of the AAiAptio~ ceAst II ! knew
anything Of such matteBs II would be
easy enough y tell from that Just about
would help W any"
but II We can - their light thsy'n
probably sss ours. won't they. ana seud
10 md out what's the mAttsrf"
"Psrhaps A. least let's hope 90
They're pretty sure to see II but ~ 70
their attaching sufnclsnt importance 70
II 70 invsstigate-thsts . question.
They may not know tho people who live
here are away. They make think the
natives here are merely celebrating
their silver wedding or the accession Of
Edward the Twsntieth-or anything"
please don't DO slliy-snd discouraS-
ing. DO build q signal fire"
He obsysd with humility and sxpsd'-
ton.
Here" he said oiumsiiy. whom al
was ready. offering her mstchsA 'yea
light II. pleass-for luck"
Their nngsrs touched ~ she took the
matches. Something thumpsd harshly
IN MS DFoADts aIo = oVOT OVvu~o t<sv
chambers Of his understanding. letting
In light.
Knesllng at the base q the pyYs. she
lighted . match ana applied II TO .
quantity OF tinder-dry excelsior. The
stun caught instantly. pufhns into .
brilliant patch blaze. They sat down
nearby to watch.
~ can't talk 10 you." he said. ungra-
eious In his distress.
You're very obscurs. Am to under.
stand that you've taken siddsn dislike
70 me. % that you can't treat me with
decent eiviikyr
rive always hoard mat women know
what men meant before the men knew
Themselves" HIS voice broke Q littla
"oh, can't you see how Il 10 with met
Can't you seer 10 DRIED. Heaven for
sivs mel I never meant 10 inniot this
. on you ~ suoA . t,m~ don't know
w b1WA"
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Of Il my eompissien weu,A iesh V9su3
than yours does now"
What Dc you DO - itr' h
"'n show you" said the WS0Ao =
Thsvty. eoo1 saturday taxing . GnaQ
esttis from 80 sompartmsat % ~
handbag ana . BIT Of absorbsn3 es11on
from aoothes. Just before leave -
bathhonss ~ dip givs my fssA 60
especially ~ sosA . 0oed rub witA
cu0umbse milk Tnls Astes 81 <As sktn
vssy quickly and aessa't show n TIE
tsase, anA Osesssts ths nese freD sun.
burn. Y Y = . vssy hot ~ ssmstimss
! dust - . iissls ~ Of DevAss - a.
aAAsA peetos3oA"
"WAse - ~ 81 yeuf sueoDbes
0ukf = = ~ - oelA creamr'
ne 0sso ~ Q Iet3ea, aal I "a q
0vsA SAsaoee - 0Aks y 0yseaG ] ~
esas SaAss - - q SWsee aimeads 81
tvo-1AisAs Agan q tloseufe Of bsnsela)'
TAn I shave ella D1seee 81 . cake o.
vA11o oa1eile seaD 90 0snnA them -
pswAw unM ! lAve AbeUs . suartss q
q sunoA n 49, I "a - euaess
= e eaeease - eoas00RA
: thsee lAs0o SusuOoeeo vosy thin, skiy
= wasss unsil they ass ssft and mushy.
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Nv. A." writes: II am eighteen and
am engaged to . man three years my
senior. We wish to Be married. and my
parents are willing. but his are not. He
10 earning . good salary. with chances
Of advancement and We shall live with
my parents. Do you see any reason
why We shouldn't marry at oncsr''
think It's always wise to wait tin
both persons are Of age. But since he
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CHAPTER XIII.
tContinusd.l
OnshOYe.

UGH came alongside the
wrecked boat barely in time
to leap aboard a. tho Trouble
sank. He matched the girl
from the wrecked cabtn-her
companions were already swept over
board-and SWAN with her toward an
island that doomed out Ut The smother
Of sea. Arriving at the beaoh he sank
exhausted. Tho girl recovered her
strength while he still lay there. Lsav-
ing him she explored the island. She
came back soon and reported q Farm
house and outbuildings stocked with
sheep and chickens; but no human
beings in sight.
They threaded the cluster Of buildinss
that. having oualved their usefulness.
stiM encountered the way up from the
beach. Only q careless and superficial
glance was needed to bear out the I'm
precision conveyed by the girls dNscytp-
don Of the place
Dooriess doorways and windows with
shattered sashss disclosed glimpsss Of
interiors fallen into . state OF ruin that
dened . remedy.
The farmhouse stood on high ground.
commanding an uninterrupted sweep
Of horisoa.
reAa11 ~ ~ ~Nspo - ,eeees ~
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e srssA susu0Sse $3.50 - sAsss -
Il get she susvmsss 3uise ~ a1SAn
and all. and cooking them - . vsry NJ
and sAsa seraAnln6 he jusse S1s01OA .
me e,oth. TIE ssseoee = DaAS ~ ~
tag aa ounce and . AA1{ q ~ 3oee
iate the sams euasttty q 1uso asesesI
Now put this essence MA ths eeAe -
q large boeele end shake thoeo0oaly.
In an hour - two. whsa ~ 500 -
dissolved, "a ~ SneaAhss 5ulsA ~
pour into Q b0wa anA aAA ~ ssassea
onA on anA Seis Until h terms . ssseny
i,auid, I put this lotion n small Sotoee
ana keep tightly oerksd ana IN - eAsG
To ~ the bsss sfRsot always shess
before usins. Thsrss no sense - IN -
lsttinG q Sea hath make one htdsous
vN>u one can 3uss - eAs1,y oA1s .
beauty 18th Of Il"
.sWhat slss DO yos oor'
~Whsn en- tirsd Of swiuAn6 ~
the tv,seing and 3umping sxsrc>ss - ~
duee ny hips and make my asurs youa6
ana supple sand IN water chest high.
,lsos the hands on ne hips. WITH me
sibovs cut, and twiss The body ct he
Mn. Alternate this By Jumping high
ara bringing the ankles together com-
ins down. It. vssy sasy 70 jung =
.sit water, - Il 10 % buoyane Ana
such exercise - one Of the best hip sst
Of fvA."
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She Loves q Sailor.

Il g." writes: II am In love with
. young man who y . sailor. But my
friends tell me not to waste my affso-
tion ON . person in that profession
What do you advise"
There are good men In every profss-
sion. II yeu have found one keep On
loving him.
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10 not . minor and your parents are
willing. I do not see bow your marriage
can b prevented.
"A g." writes: II have bssa paying
attention to . young lady for two
nv. hut We never mest without her
calling mo names and making fun Of
me- What shall I DOR
Hadn't you better bestow your attsa.
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STOP THEFT

xhs 6ssas xsuSA Story q ~,
summer. aeveliss1 from Ne -.
esssfNi play Of the Sane DUE, vl0
bs6lA serial publication n ne 8vo.
Alag Woyll, July 81
THIS 70 . soAAAos thst eaxI1so
laughs aAA thrills N Ne saaA0
breath. DoaS mise ~ Fec eaapt
~ s:: & ~ ''''' v'''sa'~
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'ospysssht. 1919. b Fsaah 4 jAunsss Ooapsny.
synopsis OF pIrCrpINo oHAprrRs.

cHNoPsls o. p1gCCDIN0 0HAPTEae.
ka...ss . ave ss ssvs,.taos vhsa sas y =
:rtsd y : chauffeur va whom shs ia depsd.
tpsa.d dIe.S: y: e ..s ssSss . ilnd M : !:
' :ea ~ = sl es sed PIT s:s; AZ
bIulnopd, .So /. IN is,s .ith Sss. vsnisSss... 4
Drummond may tn to hill him. Directly aftss-
I ES:s 4: :HS r@ss; g q: more q, = 4:
bunsalow y an sststs known as the Fisks place,
Thsfe Hugh mssts . woman whose beauty and
ssppsd In . motorbost by two msa. HueA C,r'
sha.s n snoth% boat fsI out e y: Ne.