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we.k.., bank eicarinEs.

4 MEM N0RK.s November 3a7.-LBank
tlearings i'm the; Tinted stntos for tile
iiy.eekls \ ending Novcmb be Is ss.:aggresafs
S2i75,ss4. 0oo,{ }ngpInst s2.s5p. Isl 900
.1nst week, land s3.f2s.5l3,ooo in this
" eek last year. Following ,are. the I'd.
TURNS from tho principal Sites for tits
week, with Jt,ercentaRes of schnnRcs
from this; .lpst. yenr.s. 49,
New York. ,s1,oS44ft,o0o; decrease,
Chicago, seas. s73. 900: decrease. 6; 5ss
;.philadeiph1a. .isls:.ss9,0oo; decrease,
: I, San ! Francisco. s4H57c. 900, increase.
fos VICES. sis.tGs,t ooof; desle as;s:
! Sewf Orleans. slte.s.ooo; decrease.
a 3S9s si.ttSSssssie SS3 assssssss;
ST. Paul. ,Ss,ats,SSo dfe ss sS;7.
nsmphls, sssoi 1000; 'aeeresse. as!
I:!chlponI. Ss.5le 900; .ncrsase. l2.5:
crease 90 -'i.tf-. sfi'f t-f.f- ,--t- =. ~ -
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cHtNcEliY RELlsAsE DEnDS.
Three Relen.s nesas Amounting I

Three Relcn.c Deeds Amountiug to
~ $S,23S. ~
to Samuel c.. Meredith, ct ais, nifty
feet nine inches by 1a5 feet ON. north
line of Main, Street, lag feet Ave inches
81. 1914, $1,02O =, ~ AZ,
5G0---R..A. LANCASTER, Jr., ct al,trus-
tees tees TO- to E,hIillin Y; Beattie. so;x 10
feet north OF Bacon Road. November
s.. 1914, sS,s5S.
j.. J. Miller, ct uN, 10 feet 1n Inches
by I40 feet 81: inches south line * en-
sinSton Avenue. Las feet 1ohsinchcs
west OF Elm Street. November, 27,
1914 S33SO 49, -
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U. $. CIncuIT COUNT or AprhAI.s.

The: United States Circuit Court OF
hppeals reconvcned yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judge
In attendance.
Court announcedt and handed down
it's opinion In the following case:
No. 1259.-rrogressive Building and
Loan Company. petitioner. Ss. J.. w.
Hall, bankruPt. Respondent. Petition
trict Court. EASTERN District OF vir-
Einia, at Richmond. In bankruptcy.
On rehcaring. Opoinioni by Judge
Pritchard. Former judgment of this
court adhered to. ~ ssf1-
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NEW YORK. Novcmber :!..-whilc business
rcmaincd generally quiet In the New York
cotton market during the past week prices
Ing December contracts sold AT i.i3, or IS
points above the low level OF November is.
aud within points OF the syndicate price
Of we. Later deliveries also advanced on
q LITTLE trade buying and some inyestment
demand while upward tendency evidently
was encouraged 10y the increasing export
movement aud steadiness OF southern spot
az liverpool shorts were buyers OF pc.
cember against sales OF later deliveries. and
the FIRST December notices Issued to-day
wcre estimated a, only eco bales although
there are fully 100 bales certified In the
local stock.
rho talk has reflected no change of senii-
mcnt with references TO the siae OF tho
crop. TIE census nsures. showing G.G?i. ;iS
bales RinneJ To November II. We're consid.
cred IN line with estimates OF something
over .6.G1.o5b bales Including lInters Com.
pared with Into sigh, figures, This report also
Indicated record breaking volume of cot.
ton available in the south. The improving
export movement AMI the hrmncsS shown
by interior holders 50 far this season have
held sellers in cheek. and apinncrs have been
moderate buyers here. Direct shipnentr 10
Germany are expected in the near future.
and German interests were reported to he
inqui.ius for cotton In local market to- dag.
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NOTICE.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ,1 Z.


PUBLIC SALE, oE VALUABLE REAL
trust executed by r.. Q. Ross and T. W.
Ross. her husband. hearing date the Sth
day Of Qctober. iS91. and oflrecord In
Deed Dee i'f Book 81. on page q, to ". 8
Rogers for the bene1t OF Bette T. Ill.
lett. to secure the payment of the sum
Fl ssMeye hnddTsd, ind , for d9Ila r
the homestead exemption. Default
having been nado in the payment OF
the debt therein. secured. and being
ficiafy. / viii offer for sale, at pubiio
auction. to the; highest bidder. on the
premises, in the town OF Gordonsvtlle,
i'll tire County OF Orange. and State OF
Virginia, On the
NTH Dan OF DECEMBER. 1914
at II o'clocii NJ.
all that certain tract o: parcel OF land.
with appurtenances thereon. situate,
lying and being on North, Main street,
Virginia, and being. tho Same con-
veyed by Bettle T. elicit to the said
y. q. Ross by her certain. deed bearing
With 1 snd dsed spS
mad. for further description OF said
land.
On the following terms; CAST as 20
cessary TO defray the expenses of exc
cutting this trust, including u trustees
commission of g. per cent, and to dis.
nhaTfe Upon a Said thG Soa IDS
and notes; and my residue shall bo
J AIDE payable at Euch time and secured
l l such manner as ). g. Ross shall
such direction In such. ma nner as .the
trustee shall see Mt.
z. H DE: JARNaTTE, JR..
- - Suhstltuted Trustee.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Permits for new and repair work
were issued by Building Inspector But
Ter yesterday as follows:
w. f.. Drinkard,- Jr., to build a de-
tached two-story brick dwelling, on
the south side OF Hanover Avenue
between Meadow and Roland Streets,
10 cost $4,000.
e. G. Woodward to build six de-
tached one-story frame dwellings on
the south side OF Claiborne, between
Lombardy and Randolph Streets, TO
cost $4,000 -.
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MARRIAGES LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued BY the
s !;Ir, ot the Hastings Court yesterday
Jorge de Albuquerque to Margaret
Paul r. bIval and Edna Earl WIKI
Scaggs. ','5,>'; - .f.fl{,
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musTINGs couRr. pAnr II.

Trial in the suits OF Il. Raymond Hill
and Walter G. IIilt against the Virginia
Hallway and Power! Company and the
Virginia Taxi Service Company has he
gan In the IiustinEs Court. Part IL.
yesterday. IL.
The SUITS are for $4,000 and $4,000
respectively, and arc for personal ir
jurics sustained in n, tnxicab and street
car accident some time ago.
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S SsSs dS sss, Brood street. so lights anq
:; Same, FER W. 4. Daniels.ss 81 10 West
Sf, x =, rs street. eleven lights ind eight
Z. Same. for c.. w. .iIite, 81 o4 West
SiaS Street, ight 1ights and three IA
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p -. - y
Hester's. Weekly Cotton sStatcuient.

= COMPARISONS are 10 .nCtUnffIdNtor. not.to
close Of corresponding weeks: :. :
+, In, sight for. week. $4,000 bales: in. sight
same seven days last yoar. s7IO.0pt; bales
IN isihtp for the- month. $4,000 }bxies In
Eight same date last year, f,752c3o bales 3 IN
some date last yearS.7,.IerG l5ales .T.'
Port receipts for pcason. 2.TcatIo baies
port receipts came date last year. 6.sgs, tal
bales <. sN7-'s -. ne tv 800 sl.tf =
Overland TO mi,lsinnd canada for season.
27o.coJ bales: overland to mills. and Cupyda
same date last year. 2si.ocS bales .s49i
southern Mill tiukinBs FOR. rensoa.s asa.pa,
.bale9it southern mill takipss same date last
year. LiI5.tHl bales. sts 3. ~
LJnterioT stock In excess Of August !. y7i,1,]
bples: interior stock in excess of Aunustt \!
iast Year. a,7coS bales Z. ~ ~
Foreign. exports for week 1850 balet:
forriHn lexportk for sam. seven days tihsi
year. 400, baics: foreign exports Tor ssu-
son. i.-.!Vf 'baes: fore ignts, exports saiiIe
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following plumbing permits
were issued BY the plumbing inspector
!cstcrGly:
L. Rlankenship, for a. J. Washing
ton, 720 North Fifth street.
"A. j.. Lucas, for Mrs, Haynes. 4 North
Roland Street.
Eritzer and tIarmon, for f.. A. Wes-
sell. 1909 North Twenty-third Street.
G.. F. Grimmell for Thomas Russell.
IS East Orange Street. -.
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: ciiliAsNoEaYl- saUALiIaioArIoNs.

maids Tbs IN g. restens Ssre
Annie Laura Ieanen; as, exec9trlx,,a g
estate Is Valued sat $3.50. -.
,Tazeweli fFltzgcraid. AIS admtnlstra-
tor or tile estate of William n. Biz
Tsraldst Valued cat $780, and Littletop
rit3gerald as executor of Fannie Page
Fitzgeral1. valued ut 81 100. 3. 81
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RICHMOND MAY MARKET. /.
Richmond: VA. November -. 1914.
flowing are. the luotutLlMs on tho Elch.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. November 2;.--Hags steady:
hulk. s., i5Ts:. 80; light s;.O5fis7.d5: mined.
s.s:as:.'; hsayy; 81 2'a$.:'a;, r%uGh. N25d
steers. $a.s5dso.ia: COWS anu hcifcrs. s3.1afe
$40: calves. fSe3WSir.i. sheep. higher:
sheep. Saclii $50; ycurlinSa. &5.0oItS.HS:
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cIIic,Go GRAIN MARKEr.

sharply to-dav scm -demoraiized by sur
rrisingly .rcarish estimates -Eof. u. big yield
from the Argentina harvest The market
Closed extremely weak, aX to 3H tower thun
"Wednesday might. Corn. suffered a net de-
cline Of II to *. and oats. of lis. In pro-
Visions the outcome varied from cents
leading INJURIES ranged Ms follows:
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HENRIco TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds OF Bargain md Saie
tluounfinr IN xIS0

112--Westha,npton Heights Co. to A.
o. Soldiers. 50Nlo0 feet south line Stuart
Av.nue. 90 feet west OF ,Chantcclcr
AvcDue. Noycmber 81. 1919. $3.50.
Henley. thirty-one md one. half acres
on Nuckols Road. about twelve miles
west Of city. September 2l.s1914. $500.
Sp!ller, 40Sl acres on east side OF
Pooncy Track Road, about twelve miles
northwest Of city. July 20. 1914, Sl00.
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MARRIED. CONDITIONS.
The receipts of chickens and hens continue
quite liberal. and market only fairly active
NJ prices quoted rurkeYs-rccelptS rather
liberal; market active. EgEs-Receipts con-
tnIe extremely light: market In good con-
d.tion- tkabbitS-Very active. with favor
able weather. also whole deer. veais. hogs
and cattle In good demand: market In good
shape. .lf It u l...I''.-a.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

!. COTTON GOODS.
NEW YORK. November :.-Gott"n goods
kots wer. very strong. and prices were
rising. Silks were declining.
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CHARITIES ISSUED.

Charters were issued yesterday by
the State Corporation Commission to
the following concerns:
Brunswick Grocery Company. Inc
i,awrenceville. CAPITAL stock, $4,000 TO
$4,000. w. T. Pond. president. Free
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. IIENRIco, DEEDS or TRUST.
Amounting to

One Deed Of TRUST Amount to
y, q $4,000. ~ $50 -.
o'Mara. ct cs, to- r.
Sitterdlng, ct ais trustees, 373. Xi3i0
feet ut tho southwest corner, OF, Pat
terson aud Iepper ;4yvenjles. NoSen-
ucr IL. 1914 $4,000. 10y
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One Deed OF rrust. AmountlpE to i&sDs.
DO. Ia Go0%tn, ct .uNs to William
e. Crawford. Trustee. &c 1-exl60, feet
north line Decatur Street. SS;.2-3 feet
vest Of ThirtecnthS street. November
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NAVAL. STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. November .i.-Turpen-
tine. trui: t5: sales l2s, casks: receipts, IL;
casks; shipmcnts. $50 casks: slocks, as.u;
ceipts. 1875 barrels; shipments. 80 barrels;
stocks l:".i6i barrels. Quote: A. b. c. ID.
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rtTEKsRuRG. pEANU,r MA RKEr.

Reported by Roberts. Piummcr & Co. Inc. }
PETEitSBURti, VA, November .:i,-Span.
ish: Farmers stock--Market firm At
use per iiushei. virsiui,iis: Farmers stock
Market steady Fancy Jumbo Stsc per
n@und tnney S'1 o nsd ps sns;I
.Ms stock. &c TO 2..c per pound.
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Dun. Itc,lrw OF Ttadc.

NEW YORK. November r. Dun's review.
xiii say Tomorrow: boncstfc business con.
iinues subpormal' in volume. nut there nre
many signs OF ,aniekening activity duo 10
the confidence inHplreo icy the recent I'M
portaut financial developments. Colder
weather In helping retail Distribution. ana
sale jobhi,E trade, while collections are re-.
ported. easier Adyises FROM imnortant com.
TANK Ilcarinss aud railroad gross earnings.
however, SIN siiow heavy: decreases. as
COMPARED Win las, year. the reduction IN
venbcr apouD,inS 10 t.. per cent Rapid
progress IT, being made IN restoration of
export trade. since the beginninE OF Nh.
vcInbcr trade balance in favor OF ,h.
United states Of over siGo)c,0G) has been
itl,ie scd
Hank cicarings this week, according to
Dums rewiaw wore s,.siS 3"sls aGninet, a..
10 81 the same week "a year ago Com.
niercini iniipre. "9I agHjnst a:i Wheat
exports. Including Hour. :.isS,5t0 bushciS
81 ii,st 3.S.G.3iS bushc!e n = :,
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HENnIco npLGAsE DEEDS.
One RelenSc Decd Amounting I
S3,53I.CO,

1851 60.
17I--Bank Of Commerce and Trusts,
trustee, to Angus q. Swink, ct ux.
5.9i acres lin Westhumpton (subdlvi-
sions of u and G.. block 81, plan Of
WesthamD. November 20. 1919 s3,-
531 Go.
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NEW ORLEANS, November e;-cond,,io,.
netrIy normal rulnd in the cotton f,;tnyss
market TO-DAY Trading was the Iarg.s,
81 an; day since the market rcopeneG s sns
trice+ rose anO fell over "a con,nnraiir n',u
Mi,ic iange some little spcculatiye in 49,!
est was sho"n In the sitntIon Rrnner.
reported outside inquiry. and Inuse. ~, !,
,tore't,l connections fairly good husiness
,leIeknts ~ TINT country APPARENTLY
az na.:r,ai INTO The spring momtss
,o'n styIss OF contracts wa.' a gain OF .
WnlSh einse9 unchanged. 4, one Tine prices
t nn, -, strsng;ih OF the market ia the morning
,I,st irsders 'riGl 10 take profits In the
20 ABOUT me lcvti Of last Wednesday, cior.
session. " W. o' tue
Exports attracted considerable a,,op,,o,
ma gave thc market good tone nv,
nc week foteirn exports We're AZ C5s ,.i,.
<his being the hrs, week Of tht season ~bcu
.mipments wont over the 3DtOAj. bale mari,
Ihr absence of large December .icIjyeri.s H.,
Se~ york was another buliis,I Tea lure OF a..
hay. W We
SPOT cotton. quiet saies on the .po,. e3o
oalrk; to arrive. LEO bales. -
Cotton fotures closing: December old.
,..s; January. old. I.@s; January, new 81
harch. old. SO: March. Kew, rs: !Iav old
I'd 1iay hew, ,.I9:sIuly. new. 30.
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NEW YORK November 25--port mov.
m .aL M,9dling, 10. Receipts: 1855 bales !:
:. i|'ai !o-day at all port-Net rcccip,. -
=, haiss' exports :aesI bales: stocks Ills,
Total for weas-Eet receipts, SOS, b.I.,.
exports. ai5.cJ5 bales 49, ''''-'' pHicS'
TOTAL for scsson-.N.; r.c,;n, o-s,.,,
bales; exports. Loo rs, la los P''' -''e-'v'o
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RICHMOND TINEs-DIsPATcH: SATURDAY. IS 1si4
MUsTINGs3DEED OF Titusr.

outhwcst corner of Taylor and Temple
trcets. October 1. 1917. $1,000.
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NEW YORK rI,oDuct MAnkEr.

HEW YORK. Soicn,her raw sugar.
2ulet: :nolRsacs. 3.21: centrifugal. i3t; re-
ined. stead. Butter mesEcr. Cheese.
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LOCAL. MARkhr ouorATIo ,,;

fFrrntshed by. Levy Commission Co.. Com.
mission Merchants. Richmord. Na.) ~
itichmond. VA. November 81, 1919.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-05

they know, and no more. Iney VIII DC
proud of you'll"
Hetty's eyes were blazing. You use
that name-you call me that-and yet
you have kissed me. caressed me-
loved mel" she cried hoarse with pas
sion.
HE will ask you tonight for the
second time. You will accept him.
That II ALL
you must take back what you
have Just said to me-of me-Sara
Wrandall. You must unsay It! You
must beg my pardon for that!"
II draw no line between mistress
and prostitute"
but l."
Enough"
"You wrong me vilelyl You must
let. me-"
81 have an excellent memory, and
It serves me WELL"
Hetty suddenly threw herself upon
the couch and buried her face In her
arms. Great sobs shook her slender
frame.
Sara stood over her and watched for
a long time with pitiless eyes. Then
a queer. uneasy, wondering light be-
gan to develop In those dark, ominous
eyes. She leaned forward the better
to listen to the choked, inarticulate
words that were pouring from the
girls lips. At last, moved by some
power she could not have accounted
for, she knelt beside the quivering
body, and laid her hand. almost tim
orously, upon the girls shoulder.
"Hetty-Hetty, II have wronged
you in--in thinking that Of you'll
+" she began brokenly. Then she lift
ed her eyes, and the harsh light tried
to steal back into them. mo. mol
What am saying2 What q fool ]
am to give way"
you have wronged me-terribly,
terribly" came in smothered tones
from the cushions. II did not dream
you thought that Of me-"
What was to think?"
Hetty lifted her head and cried out:
you would not let me speak! You
refused to hear my story. You have
been thinking this of me all along.
holding It against me. damning me
with 1t. and have been closer to you
than My God. what manner Of
woman are your
Sara seized her hands and held them
In fierce. tense grip. Her eyes were
glowing with q strange fire.
Tell me-tell me now. on your soul.
Hetty were you-were you"
mol Mol On my eoul, mol"
Look into my eyes!"
The girls eyes did not falter. She
met the dark. penetrating gaze OF the
other and. though dimmed by tears.
her blue eyes were steadfast and reso-
Lutte. Sara seemed to be searching the
very soul Of her. the soul that laid
itself bare, denuded of every vestige
Of guile.
IL think I believe you." came
slowly from the lips of the searcher.
"You are looking the truth. can sec 1t.
Hetty, IL don't understand myself.
II IL $3.50 overwhelming, 30 ire.
mendous. 1t is 30 incredible. Am !
really believing your Is 1t possible
that have been wrong in"
Let me tell you everything" cried
the girl. suddenly throwing her arms
about her.
mot nowi Waltz Give me time to
think. Go away now. l want to be
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-05

tsr 70 turn tail in isnominious hight
Hetty was gloomily but rssolut4ly
employed IN laying out certain Of her
personal bsIongihgA .prsparatofy 70
packing them Cor departure, whom
sara ontered her room.
Thsy rsgasdsd each other steadily,
guestieninsiy fnr : shert spacs Of
time. " 4
s'I.sslis has M saIlsd - 70 ask
sVhat the devil = meant ~ letting
Hin nAks : tool q hilase1&.~ said
Carr. Win . peculiar mus tvi6fD1
smile <oa her iips.
uo(fy oRerod no comment but am
Z moihent GEavoly I'D sofhef VistfolIy
oalIsl attcntien y ~ DccDcn1 -
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-05

until the footman's steps died away
on the stairs.
II shall say no to him. Sara. and !
shall say to him that you will tell him
why ! cannot be his wife,. Do you
understand? Are you listening to met"
Sara turned away without q word
or look Of response.
Hetty quietly opened the door and
went out
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-05

Il was not lying down. Mr.. Wran
DALI" she said quietly. There wa
nothing ominous in the words, but he
experienced sudden sensation OF
cold. Wont you sit DOWN. Or would
you rather 60 out to the terracef"
It's much more comfortable here
II You don't mind. I--I suppose you
know what 1t = want TO say to you
You"
Eyes," she interrupted YEARLY;
"and knowing a. much, Mr.. Wrandall
It would not be fair Of me to lei
you 90 on"
Not fairf" he said. In honest amaze
msnt But my dear. II"
please. Mr.. Wrandall." she ex,
claimed, with q pleading little smile
that would have touched the heart OF
anyone but Leslie. please don't &c
on. II IL quite az impossible now az
It was before. have not changed"
He could only say. mechanically:
~You havent7"
"No. am sorry II you have
thought that I might come to-"
think. for heaven's sake. think
what you are doing!" he cried, feeling
for the edge of the table with sup
port-seeking hand. IL had Sara's
word that you were not"
Unfortunately Sara cannot speak
for me in matter Of this kind. Thank
you for the honor you would"
Honor be hanged" he blurted out
losing his temper. II love you! It's
purely selfish thing with me. and
I'm blowed II 1 consider 1t an honor
to be refused by any woman. T."
''Mr. Wrandall!" she cried, fixing
him with her flashing. indignant eyes
you are forgetting yourself" She
was standing very straight and slim
and imperious before him.
He quailed. I'll beg your pardon
Il"
There IL nothing more to be said,
she went on icily. "Goodby."
would you mind telling me wheth
or there II anyone elsef" he asked, az
he turned toward the door.
do you really feel that you have
the right to ask that question. Mr.
Wrandallf"
He wet his lips with his tongue
"Then. there is some one!" he cried
rapping the table with his knucklee
He didn't realize till afterward how
vigorously he raped. Some con
founded English nobody. ! suppose
She smiled. not unkindly. There
IL no English nobody. II that answers
your question"
Then. will you be kind enough to
offer a reason for not giving me q
fair chance in clear feldf I think
It's due" $500.
"Can't you SEQ how you are dis
tressing met Must again 60 through
that horrid scene In the garden
Can't you. take plain no for an an
swerf"
Good Lord!" he gasped, and In
those two words he revealed the com
plete overturning OF lifelong est
mate of himself. 1t seemed to take
more than his breath away.
"Goodby," she said with finality.
He stared at the door through which
she disappeared, his hopes. his con
ceit, his self-regard trailing after hel
with shameless djsloyalty to the
standards he had set for them. and
then, with rather CHASTITY smile oi
decentralization on his lips, he
slipped out of the house, jumped into
the motor car. and gave q brief but
explicit command to the chauffeur
who lost no time In assisting his mas
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-05
SYNOPSIS

: Chaliis wrandali 10 found murdered In
All is sSmmonsd from the city and iden-
VIE. .h: BODY y0I IN Nv woman ,nn . ns0 ,a aS
ss WI.nds iiI sesrts back for New York
Is an auto during ., binding snow storm.
On the way she meats young woman IN
sno Eiiisd WrsndaiI. Feeling that the
Glri had done her service In Riding her
d the man who though she iovsd MIN
esspiys had CAUSED her rs. s,,s sTIrH nv.
end takes her to her own home Mrs.
WrandaM hears the story OF Hetty Cas-
kleton's lie. except that po!uon tn1 70,
to WranSs Tni: t ,n s Sas, , s%sy 10 10
Ssii. 6hs offers Hetty . home, friendship
and security from peril on account OF the
tragedy. Sara Wrandall and Hetty re-
turn e Msw Yor fs:r n aSiins S.oth.r
81 Chaliis. becomes greatly Interested In
Hstty. Sara 500 In Lesiie's infatuation
possibility for revenge on the Wrandails
ssrsa n sPRths Ssnd d OF chs,lis %ranaali By
marrying his murderess into the family.
Leslie, IN company with his friend Bran
don Booth. an artist. visits sara At her
sountrN place; Leslie conissss. to sara ara
ayTangss With Booth to paint picture OF
Hstty. Booth has a haunting feeling that
sSroush a portfolio of pictures by an un:
known English artist he finds one OF
Hstty. He speaks to her about It. Hetty
declares II must be a picture Of Hetty
her very much Much to his chagrin
Leslie Is refused by Hetty. Booth and
Astty oonfess thsir love for each other.
but the latter declares that she can never
marry as thsre Is an insuruountable bar
Her In the way. Hetty admits to Sare
that abe loves Booth. Sara declares that
&etty must marry Leslie. who must be
nlads to pay Ills brothers debt to the
ala, Hstfy again attempts to tell the
svai stoTy OF the tragedy and Sara threat
uas 70 strange her n she says word.