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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY
OF NEW YORK--Katharine n. Jackson and
Others as Trustees, etc, Plaintiffs. against
Elias A Cohen and others. Defendants
In pursuance OF n Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered In the
the Referee In said judgment named. Will
sell at public auction, at the Exchange
Salesroom, Nos 1915 Nesey Street In the
borough OF Manhattan, city OF New York
on the goth day ~ July, 1914 at ~ o'clock
Auc:ioneers the premises directed BY said
judgment TO be sold and therein described
follows;
ALL that certain lot, piece or pArce, q,
land. With the building thereon erected.
situate, lying and being In the. Borough OF
Msnhattan City OF New York. bounded and
BEGiNNlN0 at n point on the southeriv
side OF ll7th Street distant three hundred
and nf'y tSbO feet easterly from tho cor
ner formed by tho intersection of the east
crly line OF Second Avenue and the southerly
southery parallel with Second Avenue one
hundred G00l feet eleven an inches 10 the
centre line OF the block thence easteriv
along said centre line twenty -nve t2bp feet
thence northerly llns parallel with
Second Avenue one hundred I0Ol feet eleven
Street and thence westerly aloug the same
twenty I'VE t25D feet TO the point or place
OF beginning
Dated, New York, June goth. 1914,
JOSEPH {, LEVI, Referee
MIDDLETON $. BoRLAND Attorney for
New York. n Y
The following Is a diagram Of the prop
erty 10 he sold. us street number is 35s y
ll7th street
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The approximate amount OF the len mr.
charge to satisfy which the above described
property ts TO he sold In Thirty eight thou
sand eight hundred eighty-nins and all 100
.sss sss2ll dollars, with interest thereon
from the 2sth day OF April 1914, together
-Four hundred eleven and 96-lOO tillS5)
dollars. With interest from May ~. 1914, to-
Eether with the expenses Of the sale The
approximate amount of tho taxes assess
ments and water rates, or other liens. which
are to he allowed to the purchaser out OF
the purchase money, or paid by the Referee
Is Four thousand nve hundred 80. 500 o0l
dollars and interest.
Dated. New York, June g. l9Ia
JOSEPH UILMAN, Referee.
The sale in the above entitled action IL
hereby adjourned TO Tuesday. July I, laiG
at the same hour and place,
Dated, New York. June 40, 1914
JOSEPH ULLMAN, Referee,
The sale In the above entitled action Is
hereby further adjourned 10 Tuesday, July
IL, 1914, at the same hour and place.
Dated, New York July 7, 1914.
JOSEPH TLl.MAN, Referee,
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

f9 2prS sYISEah cTTRRHH sr e soM
PANY, Plaintiff against REGINA ROHMAS
and others. Defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In tho
above. ntitled action and bearing date the
18TH day OF june. 1914 !. the under
viii sell at public auction, at tho Exchange
salesroom, Sos. lt-l6 ve.ey street. In the
Borough OF Manhattan, city OF New York
on the goth day Of July. isitst u o'clock
Auctioneer the premises directed by said
judgment to be sold. and therein described
as follows:
Ali. the certain lots ~ land. with the
buildings thereon erected. situate, lying and
being In the Borough OF Manhattan, City
o. New York, bounded and described as
BEGINNING AZ . point on tn. not,heriy
eide NJ one Hundred and Thirty third street,
distant Two hundred and ten feet westerly
from the northwcsterly corner of Firth
Avenue and one Hundred AMI Thirty th I'd
with Fifth Avenue. Ninety nine feet Eleven
hundred and ThIrty-thi,d Street, Fifty feet;
thence southerly. parallel with Fifth Avenue.
Ninety nine feet Eleven inches to the
northery side of one Hundred and Thirty.
northerly side Of one Hundred and Thirty
third street. Fifty feet. to the point or place
OF beginning
Dated, New YORK. Jun. 18th, 1914
BOWERS and SANDS. Attorney. Tor. Plain
tir. a. Cedar street Borough OF Man
haitian, city NJ New York
The following IL diagram Of the properly
70 ne sold It's street Numbers are Is and II
West i33rd Street
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i5Srd street
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above -descr ibed
property is to be sold IL Forty-two thousand
two hundred thirty and 56-l0O dollars
t42 $50 So. with interest thereon from the
9Th day OF June, lsl4, together with the
cost. and allowance amounting to -Four
hundred siNty-ciRht and Ol-iOO dollars
,4ss OH with interest from June rs 1914
together with the expenses Of the sale Th.
approximate amount OF the taxes. assess.
ments and water rates, or other liens. which
are 30 he allowed TO the purchaser out OF
the purchase money. or paid by the Referee
Is 81 100 10 and Interest
said premises VIII he sold subject TO any
state NJ facts, which an accurate survey
would show, and to the rights, II any. OF the
tenants OF said premises
Dated. New York June ?5th, 1914
SAUL j. BARON. Referee
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lssrd Street

ls3rd Street.
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above -descr he'd
property ls to he sold. l. Forty thou
sand one hundred thirty and $1,000 dollars
sil.l30.56). with interest thereon from
the 6th day OF June 1914 together with
the costs and allowance amounting to -Four
hundred sixty -nine and $500 dollars
tttG9 S3b with Interest from June Is, 1914.
together with the expenses Of the sale. The
approximate amount Of the taxes assess
ments and water rates. or other liens, which
are TO he allowed to the purchaser out OF
the purchase money, or paid BY the Referee.
II t20S7ii and Interest.
said premises viii he sold subject to any
state OF facts, which an accurate survey
would show, and the rights, n any, of the
tenants OF said premises
Dated, New York June ?5. 1914.
SAUL J. BARON. Referes
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County
OF New York LINCOLN TRUST COM
PASY. Plaintiff, against RAY MAISEL and
others. Defendants
In pursuance OF a judgment Of foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered in tho
signed. the referee In said judgment named.
vii sell at public auction. at the Exchange
Sslesroom. Sos. lt-l6 Nesey street In the
Borough Of Manhattan. City of New York
on the goth day Of July, 1914. at IL o'clock
Auctioneer the premises directed by said
judgment 10 be sold, and therein described
." All H'T those certain lot. Of land. with IN.
buildings thereon erected situate. lying md
being In the Borough OF Manhattan. city
Beginning a. n point on the northeriy
side Of one Hundred and Thirtv-third street
distant Two hundred and sixty feet westerly
from the northwesterly corner Of Fifth
Avenue and one Hundred and Thrty-third
With Fifth Avenue Ninety mine feet Eleven
Inches; thence westerly. parallel with one
Hundred and Thirty-third Street, Fifty feet:
thence southerly. parallel with Fifth Avenue.
Ninety nine feet Eleven inches. TO the
northerly side Of One Hundred and Thirty.
northerly side Of one Hundred and Thirty
third street. Fifty feet to the point or place
OF beginning
Dated. New York. June ?sth. 1914
BOWERS and SANDS. Attorneys Tor Plain.
tin &c Cedar street. borough OF Man
haitian, CITY NJ New York
The following II diagram Of the property
70 be sold its treet Numbers are 10 and 81
West l3srd street.
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Cotton states Weather.

For North Carolina, probably fair to-day
and tomorrow; light to moderate southwest
winds.
For South Carolina and Georgia, partly
cloudy to-day and tomorrow. probably local
thunder showers lisht to moderate variable
winds
For Alabama, Mississippi and louisiana
fair in Interior. probably showers near coast
to-day and tomorrow: light to moderate
variable winds.
For eastern Texas, fair in north, probably
local showers in south portion to-day. fair
to- morrow. light 20 moderate south winds.
For western Texas, fair to-day and to-
morrow
For Oklahoma, generally fair and COM
tinued warm to-day and tomorrow
For Arkansas. generally fair, continued
warm to-day and tomorrow.
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AsTOR WORKS FOR PURE FOOD.
II Necessary HIS Committee VIII

Vincent Aston has been made chairman
Of n committee appointed by the National
Civic Federation to organize a department
to work for pure food and drugs With
this purpose In mind n QUESTIONABLE has
heen sent TO state food, drug and dairy
commissioners State health officials and
municipal health officials
Before the department is definitely or
sanized and an outline OF its work made
public the committee plans to learn in
what way II can most effectively better
the food and drugs supply. II new laws
are needed 1t will try to get them; II
more complete inspection 1t will try to
get II,
Those who will work with Astor on
the committee are Dr. Carl L. Alsberg,
/ H. Wallis, Dr, s. 8, Godwster Miss
Naude Wetmore, Samuel Gompers. John
NJ. stahl and Edward y. BreltunG,
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
nJ9 al sAkEER R22'p,H ns1,ps. qU DE
county clerks No. 2s5Ss-isiS
msnt q partition and sale duly made in tn.
eoove.entitled action dated June 10Th, ielt.
1914 in the once OF the clerk Of tho County
OF New York, l. the undersigned. the Referee
In said interiocutory judgment named. wiz
ssis.oemR aG 81 Iis @vs.sy ssffest IN &.
BOROUGH o. Manhattan, cry Of New York,
o'clock noon. by Bryan l.. Kennedy auc-
ocutory Judgment to be cold and therein
described as follows:
ALL that certain plot, ,plec, or parcel o.
OF Manhattan Of the city. o. New. York. In
land dS desisnated as Lane in Common on
,srS!a map eP,'lsG Msp o. la 9d,s in the
a smith S.,.s Nav s,s by and FG S.%
SEN yoFs Sa Jaly J. isa5' when Is de
sEGr Ws :, point IN n; s g? .,@ ;..
H NSissry .Ge Of ives, Is, Street VIM
the westerly side Of Broadway as now monu
The 10Th Avenue Meridian snd along the
westerly line Of land now or late Of Adelaide
pa I% S fna M"Th fss Westerly from
the westerly side Of Broadway, said dis
lance being measured along line which
bears south S. degrees 50 minutes q IL
seconds west referring TO the 10th Avenue
meridian and which runs from a point In
the westerly side or Broadway. distant
l52i5 feet north from the Intersection OF
tho westerly side Of Broadway with the
northerly side Of West Isist street. thence
westerly along said last mentioned line
which IL the southerlv tine OF land now or
late Of James Gordon Bennett. 80 feet
/ thence southcrly rererrirK 20 the 10Th
Avenue meridian in q straight iine and along
| the easterly line OF land OF the Minister,
! Elders and Descons o, the Reformed
Protestant Dutch Church Of the cry Of
New York. 2OS66 feet 30 point on the
! northerly side Of Yves, lSist Strey distant
! ii2 7g6 feet westerly from the intersection
| or the westerly side Of Broadway with 'he
! northerly side OF West lsis' street; thence
essterlv. along the northerly side Of West
| iSst street 5o.57 feet to the point or place
! OF beginning
| Dated. New York CITY. June 18Th. 1914.
| EDWARD g FOWLER. Referee.
BAYARp T.. PECK. Attorney for piaintln
- Liberty STREE, Borough OF Man
J GrRpoN BUCK. Defendant In person an
Attorney for defendant Henry ~
! Auchlncloss, lis broadway Borough OF
! Manhattan, New York city.
] DANIEL RtRKE, Attorney for defenfant
! Lucy u W Baker. - Pine Street
The following Is . diagram ~ ne premises
~ he sold; II has no street number.
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. once Of the
Supervising Architect, Washington. -, G,
July 6. Isfi-sEALED PROPOSALS viii be
July 20. 1914 and then opened for general
alterations and hetterments for the sGcom m
i = court House and Post ONCE Building
New York city Also separate proposals for
the Installation of ventilaung fans motors
and specifications may he obtained at the
once of the chief Engineer and super
in,endent etc, u. s Public Buildings, Room
727 Custom House Building, New York city
q WFNDEROTH. Supervising Architect
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that by a judgment
OF the supreme Court OF this state, ren-
dered on the 2sth day Of April 1914. and
entered In the once OF the clerk of New
York County on the 2sth day of April. 1914.
the Manhattan Mutual Realty Company was
dissolved, Its corporate existence annulled
and Morgan j, o Brien, Jr. OF Rector
street. New York city. appointed receive
~ It's property. and said company, its officers
and agents were by said Judgment forever
restrained from exercising Its corporate
rights. privileges or franchises
Dated July LIST. 1914
MITCHELL MAY.
Secretary of state
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to moderate variable winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania,
partly cloudy to-day and tomorrow; prob.
ably local thunder showers, light to moderate
variable winds
FOR northern New England, partly CLOUDY
to-day and TO morrow; probably local show.
ers tomorrow; light to moderate varia>,
winds. mostly west
For western New York. local thunder
showers to-day: partly cloudy to morrow;
moderate variable winus
NEW YORK, Juiv IA general VAR.
wave continued Yesterday over az the states
east from the Rocky 70 the AlleghcuN wouu-
talns, with the temperatures ranging from
90 TO io2 degrees. the heat was spreading
south and eastward In the middle Atlantic
states, the eastern lower Lake. aud NNw
England II was considerably warmer
showers and thunderstorms prevailed In
the lake regions. the Gulf and south A.
lanic states with few scattering showers
In the central States
In this city the day vas fair and warmer.
winds. fresh southwesterly. average humid
Try. ~ per cent. barometer, corrected to
read TO sea level, at \. Nj. 2o.oi. 3 + NJ,
| 1890
The temperature In this city Yesterday, as
| recorded by the ofnclal thermometer. Is shown
10.
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Centre line OF block
The approximate amount of the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above described
property is to he sold, IL 81, 53e.7s with in
tprest thereon from the 9th day NJ June,
igl4 together with costs and allowance
amounting TO s3ttil with Interest from
June I'm, i0lA together with the expenses
OF the sale The approximate amount Of
the taxes assessments and water rates, or
purch aser out Of the purchase money or
nsid nv the Referee. Is Sss0 10. and Interest
said premises Will be sold subject 10 any
state OF facts which an accurate survey
would show
Dated, New York. June 2sth, 1914.
JOSEPH e. LEVI Referee
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wASHINGTON July i2-The indications
are that during the coming week tempera-
lures will average above the normal gem
orally east Of the Rocky Mountains and below
normal on the Pacinc slope. The weather
during the week will he generally fair, ex-
ccpt that widely scattered thunderstorms
are probable No important disturbance 10
chartcd to cross the country during the
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SALES BY AUCTION

BY ORDER Of Horace Waters 4 Co, l.
Bernstein, Ructioneer sells July i3th, 1914.
Q. A NJ, az ist Fifth Ave- Manhattan,
Moore Autola sss!i' Meehsn Autols 7279G.
Hinton piano 1+bH.
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West islst Street.

West islst Street
The premises will be sold subject to GER
tain restrictive covenants contained I'm "A
deed covering the said premises. which said
deed Is recorded in the office Of the Register
Of the County Of New York In Liher 1927 o,
ConVeYances at page rs. The approximate
amount Of taxes assessments and water
rents or other Hens, which are to be Above d
to the purchaser out Of the purchase money
or paid by the Referee Ia s,2ss.0< and In.
terest
EDWARD s. FOWLER Refsree.
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HELr WANTED-rEMALE.


EXPERIENCED ssleslsdy wanted for the
Grand 3, and - cent store 100 9Th Ave,
New York city.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE-.Bis mining proposition on the
lover Tanana river Alaska. Tin gold and
silver For further particulars address A. Y,
ANDERSON, Lisbon, ", OAK, or a. y. AN
DDRSOS. lofty, Alaska
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and southern New
England. partly cloudy to-day probably
local showers tonight or to- morrow; iisht
10 moderate variable winds,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises i@ sun sets 727 Moon rises 10. ~
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHk 1873 Gov Island i226 Hell Gate. .2io
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
AN an
SandyH X 50? Gov Island So Hen Gate. s02
Arrived SUNDAY. july u.
s. New York southampton. july
- Bucnos Aires. II, ~ \. NJ. Cadil. june ~.
=, Manchester Port, II \. NJ, HuclVa, June a.
- TalismAn, ~ A. NJ, Nassau. July
- TTyn. Il 30 4 NJ. Cardcnas. july
IS Hcrmod. : A. NJ, Havana, July
81 Lord Antrim l.. Nj. NAtanzgs, July T.
- CITY Of savannah, savannah. JulN y.
~ Comanche. jackson VILE. juy .
81 Delaware, Philadelphia. Juy II.
IS Dorothy Blair. Philadelphia. July II
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
81 Ivcrnla, at Gibraltar.
Is tampanla, At Neville.
- Oceanic, al southampton.
IS Frcderik VII, az fopcnhhg
IS President Lincoln. al Hamburg
IS (alahria, u, Genoa.
- PannOnla. at Fiume.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK,
s. Finland from Dover
s. Caledonia. from Movile.
- Ryndam. from Boulugue.
pIeTCOING SyrF AkISIi1pS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-01

lord Harrowby," Minot began, "you ntirnated the
other day that this man might really be your brother
NO Harrowby broke in. impossible! | got
good look at the chap tonight He's no more liar-
rowby than YOU are.
"You give me your word for that;
ABSOLUTELY Even after twenty years Of America no
Harrowby would drag his fathers name on the vaude-
willie stage No. he is an impostor, and such he de
serves no consideration whatever. And by the by,
Minot-you will note that the postponemcnt Is through
fault OF mine.
Alinot made a WY face Il have noted it, he said.
in other words 90 onto the stage now-folowing the
man who followed the trained seals. thought my role
was that Of Cupid; but it begins to look more like
Captain Kidd. Ah wcl-lll do my best He stood
up I'm going out into the soft moonlight for little
while Lord Harrowby While I'm gone you might call
Spencer Meyrck up and ask him to 90 nothing definite
in the way Of posponenent until he hears from me
uS-cr-yOu
splendid Of you really said Harrowby cnthusi-
asticaly as Minot held open the door for him. 81 had
the feeling could fall back on YOU.
And have the feeling that you've fallen, smiled
NIinot. so long-bcttcr wait up for my report
FIFTEEN minutes later seated in small rowboat on
the starry waters OF the harbor Minot was loudly
saluting the yacht Lilcth. Finally Martin Wall APP
pearcd at the rail
~Wcll-what d'vou want?7 he demanded.
a word with YOU, Mr. WALL Minot answered.
"Wil YOU be good enough to let down your accommo-
dalton ladder;
For moment Wall hcstated. And Alinot watching
him, knew why he hcsatcd. He suspected that the
Young man in the tiny boat there on the calm, bright
waters had come to repay call earlier in the evening
call made when the host out. At last he decided
to let down the ladder.
Glad to see YOU, he announced gcnially as Minoi
came on deck
lawfully nice OF YOU to say that, Minot laughed.
treasures me Because I've heard there are sharks in
these waters"
They sat down in wicker chairs the forward deck.
Mnot stared q, the cluster Of lights that was San Marco
by night
~Corking view You have OF that tourist-hauntcd
town. ne commented.
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"Ah-ycs." Walls queer eyes narrowed did YOU
row out here to tell me that he inquired.
~ deserved rebukc,7 Mnot returned. Time flies,
and my errand is pressing one Am right in aSSum-
ing Mr. Wall, that YOU Lord Harrowby's irend:'
81 am
Good! Then YOU will want to help him in the very
serious difficulty in which he finds himself. Mr.
Wall the man who calls himself the real Lord narrowly
made his debut a vaudeville stage tonight.
80 I've heard said WALL with short laugh.
Lord Harrowbys fancec and her father are greatly
disturbed They insist that this mpostor must be re-
moved from the once, there Will be no we'd
ding Mr.. WALTZ is up to YOU and me to remove
him
lust what is your interest in the natter Wall in
quircd
"The same as yours. am Iarrowby friend Now,
Mr.. Wall this is the situation see it: Wanted,
board and room in quiet ncighborhood for Mr. George
Uarrowbv far from the strcetcars the vaudeville stage,
the wedding march, and other disturbing elements.
And what more, think I've found the quiet neghbor-
hood. | think it's right here aboard the Lileth'
"Oh-ndccd!7
Eyes simple affair to arrange Mr.. Wall Trim
er and his live proposition just about due tor their
final appearance of the night at the Opera House right
now will call at the stage door and lead Mr. Trimmer
away after his little Introductory speech. will keep
him away until you and couple Of your sailors sug
qcst the two met so informally on the North River
have met the vaudeville Lord at the stage door and
gently but firmly persuaded him to come aboard this
boat.
Wall regarded Mnot with a cynical smile. "A clever
scheme. he said. "What should you say was the pen
atty for kidnapping in this State:
~Oh why look it up?7 asked Minot carclcssy sure,
X Martin Wall is not afraid Of backwoods constable
"What DO YOU mean by that, my boy; sad VAIL
with an ugly stare.
what do YOU think mean:' Minot smiled back
"Id be very glad to take the role I've assigned you
can't help feeling that it will be more entertaining than
the one have The difficulty in the way IS Trimmer
believe | am better fitted to engage his attention
know him better than YOU do and he trusts me-beg-
ging your parlon-furthcr.
ale did give a nasty dig, said Wall, flaming at
the recollection. The noisy mountebankl Well, my
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A Dick Alinot bent over to pick up his scattered
property a knock sounded on the half-opcn door,
and Lord Harrowby dropped in. The nobleman was
gloom personifed He threw himself despondently
down on the bed.
~Alinot old chap" he drawled its al Overt His
ewes took in the wrcckage "Eh? What the deuce have
YOU been doing, old boy"
Il haven't been doing anything" Minot answered;
but others have been busy. While at the
er-theater fond fingers have been searching for Chain
Lightning's collar
The devil. You haven't lost it:
~No-not vet, believe Minot took the envclop
from his pocket and drew out the cleaning necklace.
"Ah, its still safe!7
Harrowby leaped from the bed and slammed shut the
door. Dear old bow he cried, keep the accursed
thing in Your pocket No one must see it. say,
who's been searching here; Do YOU think it could have
been OAlalley;7
What is O'Nlalley's interest in your necklace
~Sone other time, please. Sorry to inconvenience
YOU with the thing Do hang onto it, won't YOU:
Awful mixup YOU didn't. Bad miXup as It IS. As !
said when came in it 5 all over
Whats al over;
~Everything- marriage, my chance for happiness.
Ninot Ina most unlucky chap. Meyrick has just post
poned the wedding in frghtfuly loud tone OF voice
Postponed it, Sad news for Jephson this yet as
he spoke Ninot felt thrill Of pleasure in his heart. He
smiled the pleasantest smile he had far shown San
Marco.
Exactly He was fearfuy ratified, was Mcyrick
Ny word. how he did go on, Considers his daughter
Inundated by the antics Of that the
stage tonight. Can't say | blame him, either. The
welding indefinitely postponed, unlcs that impostor
IS removed from the scene Immediately.
~Oh-uncss- said Mnot. His heart sank. His
smile vanished.
-Ieie5 was the word, I fancy, said narrowly,
blinking wisely.
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drawers had been cmptied the floor, the bed was
torn 20 pieces the rug t-own in corner Ainot smiled
% himself
Someone had been searching searching for Chain
Ii.h.ria-'s collar. Who: Who but the man he had
t.-npc. 4gainst in that dark pasSageway'