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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1914-11-13
No. 1866
No. 1896
ORDER FOE HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT
AND PETITION Eop D1srn1n1,r1or

ORDER FOR HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT
N PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION
state of Minnesota, County of Henne-
pin. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of George
w. S%treeter, Decedent.
On receiving and filing the final &C.
count OF the, administrative of the estate
of said decedent, and her pc
tition praying for the allowance of
said account and for a decree assigning
the residue of said estate to the persons
by law entitled to the same
1t Is Ordered, That all persons int.
rested in said estate appear before
said Probate Court on Monday, the 23rd
day of November 1914, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon at the Probate Court in the
Court House at Minneapolis, IN
said County, then and there to
show cause, if any there be, why said
account should not be allowed and said
estate should not be distributed as
prayed tor in said petition.
And it is Further Ordered, That
notice of such hearing be given by
publishing this order once in each week
for three successive weeks, prior to said
day of ,hearing in the Echo de POuest, a
newspaper printed and published in said
County.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 27th day
of October 1914.
By the Court,
lib JOHN A. DAHL,
Judge of the Probate Court
M arie Streeter, 1920 18th. st. S.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1914-11-13
No. 1898
ORDER FOR HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT
AND PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION

ORDER FOR HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT
AND PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION
State of Minnesota, County of Henne-
pin. In Probate Court.
In the matter of the Estate of Martha
T. Torkelson, Decedent.
On receiving and filing the final &C.
count of the administrators of the estate
of said decedent, and his petition pray
ing for the allowance of said account
and for a decree assigning the residue
of said estate to the persons by law en-
titled to the same.
1t is ordered, That all persons inter
ested in said estate appear before said
Probate Court on Monday the 23rd day
of November l914,at ten O'clock in the
forenoon, at the Probate Court in the
Court House at Minneapolis in said
County, then and there to show cause,
if any there be, why said account
should not be allowed and said estate
should not be distributed as prayed for
in said petition.
And it is Further Ordered, That notice
of such hearing be given by publishing
this order once in each week for three
successive weeks, prior to said day of
hearing, in the Echo de POuest a news
paper printed and published in said
County, and by mailing a copy of
this order to all the heirs-at-law of said
decedent when their address is known
or car be ascerta1ned by due diligence
at least fourteen (14) days before the
date of said hearing, unless notice is
waived.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 9th day
of October 1914.
By the Court:
lib JOHN A. DAHL,
Judge of the Probate Court
A. H. Klast ,tty., St. Cloud, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1914-11-13

Dams lie sombre tableau de l'heu-
re %presente, Oh la ru6e des peoples
s'affrme en- DIES clans dune 81 ira
gique beaute, une figure admirable
de clarte Sc d6tache au premier
plan: celle d'Albert, roi dies Belges.
Cette figure a l'6clat dune presti-
gieuse revelation ct ellie domino
lhistoire de cette 6poque emouvan-
te entire toutes les 6poques. I'm
petit peuple %pacifque ct travail
leur fut surpris par la plus inqua-
lifable DIES %agressions: la plus
~pnissante DIES grandes nations ext
geait de lui quill trahisse ses ami
ties s6culaires. sa plus proche pa
rent6 intellectuelle ct morale, son
devoir le plus imp6rieux envers
une nation voisine ct annie a la
quelle il Sc trouvait 6troitement lie
par Ia communicate DIES orignines,
des meurs ct de la langue, par
mile annees de glorieuse Historic.
&c petit peuple bondit sous l'inju-
re: mails il n'6tait pas prepare a la
lutte. II ne s'6tait jamais s6rieu-
sement arret6 a l'id6e qn'il pour
raft etre entra1n6 I'm jour dams une
guerre; dams toute L. simplicit6 de
son anne loyale, il n'avait jamais
suspect6 la bonnie fol d'autrui ct
ne s'etait point d666 des grossiers
app6tits 6veilles autour de lui par
les richesses que son travail opini-
atre await accumul6. &c petit peu-
pie etait r6solu a. MOURN plut0t
que de Sc d6shonorer devant His
toire; mails il savait que la bien-
veilIance ne resiste pas al nombre
ct il criait 6perdument sa col6re ct
sa douleur....
Alors, on Wit Sc dresser un roi:-
lie Roi,- qui, dun geste large, IT,
ia lie gIaive ct qui fit face aux hor-
DIES barbares. Avant cette heure-
Ia, personne ne lie connut; person.
ne ne lie devina. II cut la parole
qui dome la fol robuste ct lie ges-
tie qui dome l'audace tranquille; il
fut h6ros brusquement surgi de la
legende ~lointaine ct qui apporte
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9res du peuple qui travaille ct qui

dams la mine, qul est monte sur
DIES locomotives q cote des mccain
ciens, qui salt comment saccom-
pitt lie iabeur qui fait la richesse
du pays. C'est parce que, 81 SOU
vent, il entendit Ysaye jouer du
violon ct Verhaeren dire des vers;
c'est parce que des peintures lui
6rent sentir la beaut6 6mouvante
DIES paysages de la Wallonie ct la
douceur dies larges horizons de
Flandre; c'est parce que DIES socio-
logues lui ont dit comment Wit lie
peuple ct quelles sont les aspira-
tions profondes DIES masses, que ce
roi est ST different de tous les rois
ct que, malgr6 la vie factice DIES
cours ct de la politique, a surv6cu
en- lui la claire famine du pur ideal
qui fait les ap6tres ct les h6ros.
Alors, on comprend que, la guer-
re 6tait la ct la face du Vieux-
Monde Sc changeant a coups de
canon, ce roi ait voulu ct SUI 6tre
I'm h6ros. Ce n'etait pas Ia chose
ais6e, car un souverain, repr6sen-
tant supreme dune nation ct res
ponsable de ses destin6es,
ma pas lie droit d'etre t6m6raire.
Les temps ne sont plus Oh les rois
ct les empereurs combattaient la
lance all poing, au milieu de leurs
fdeles chevaliers, Oh leurs coups
portaient droit sur lennemi. La
guerre moderne ne permet qu'au
soldats ct aux officers surgissant
DIES trenches, chargeant sous lie
feu ct la mitraille, d'6tre b 5roilues
scion la conception ancienne. Ce
qui est admirable chez lie roi AL
bert, c'est quill ait su concilier son
devoir de chef supreme i've sa vo-
lont6 d'etre un heros. Partout ct
il r6ellement comman-
de en- chef-partout ct toujours.
on lie Wit sur la ligne de feu, Ia Oh
les bales ct les obus tombaient
pour les grands CONNIE pour les
humbles. Quand l'arm6e de cam
couvrait la Belgique centra-
L., entire Louvain ct Namur, il par
courait lie front, causant familiere-
ment avec ses officers, constatant
les r6sultats du tir, surveillant lie
pointage DIES pieces; quand, Far
NEE beige sortit du camp retran-
che d'Anvers pour reconquerir
Malines ct s'avancer jusqu'a &c
qui fut Louvain, lie roi Albert mar
cha a la tete de ses troupes; on lie
descendre dams les tranch6es a
cote de ses soldats. II fut bien,
sur lie champ de bataille, l'homme
qui r6pondit par un 'non!' 6ner-
a l'ultimatum allemand; il
fut bien celui qui ne craignit pas
la lutte un contre dix. Son cri:
|'Avant que la B%elgique soft con-
quise ct soumise, on me passera
sur lie corps!", fut I'm cri parti du
fond du cour, ct le peuple ne sly
CrOmpa pOlnC.
All! rHistoire peut s'accomplir,
aes empires peuvent crouler, des
cites nouvelles peuvent surgir la
Oh furent les vieilles cites detrui-
ties par lie fer ct le feu, le roi-h6ros
lemeurera a Jamais vivant dams
'esprit du peup]e, ct les enfants
de nos enfants diront a leurs en-
fants que, dams la grande guerre
]ui dressa les uns contre les autres
les millions d'hommes, la Patrie
beige fut sauv6e malgr6 les massa-
,res, malgr6 les guerriers couches
par l6gions, parce qu'un roi suit
combattre avec son peuple pour la
[ibert6 quand les Barbares sont We
nus.
Dor AMI M MApEc
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Faites faire vos invita-
tions de marriage aux ate
iers de PECHO.
Files seront bien faites
ct ne couteront pas cher
?rix soumie par la NAL
lie,
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W:M!{;7A1N25~ ASSiSS53}f;M5HN1
MnBtRyR[ LABEL arf%1
sEM7y&ssPNsM1
LIE R0I.HER0S
ALBERT Ter DE BELGIQUE

M. Roland de Mares, r6dacteur
en- chef de "L'Ind6pendance Bel
ge'', public &c bel article, que nous
sommes heureux d'otfrir a nos lee
tours. C'est I'm portrait en- pied
du roi Albert, trace par quelqu'un
qui lie conna1t bien:
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Nine Eva Corriveau, Sec.-Fin
de la Cour Notre-D Dame de Lour-
DIES, 3Ol Be Ave. N. E. S6ances sal
lie L. 90. f., coin Centrale ct Sc
rue, les Ter ct Be mercredis du mois
Tel. NV. East 1921
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Cercle Ste Anne, reunions les
2e ct de lundis du mois, sale A. 0.
U. W. 80 Avenue Centrale. Nine
Deslauriers, Sec.-Fin.. 1872 3. 37e
rue. T6l6ph. n. W. Colfax 2771
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Echo sc l'Ouest
MINNEAPoLIs, lie Is Nov. 1914

Entered at the Post Office of
Minneapolis, MINI, as second
class mail matter
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Toutes lettres, correspondances
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sable DIES ide,s ct opinions emises par
ses corresp nd nts.
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Nine Laura Meunier Sec. Fin
de la Cour L'Etoile du, Nord 5l8
l8e Ave. n. S6ances, sale Kraft
2027 Washington Ave n, les Ter
ct Sc lundis du mois.
Telephone: T. S North 1919
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Les manuscrits non inserr6s ne
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-01-16

- hight" ssssssesa he essssai.
eeopesd 10 he brsakiss point ~ IL
enseey supper - nsaP q hsnA snl ths
enoosht Of the terribls apology q .
-! they would ct st ths dilaptdatsl
eeesa they had passed In the village.
49, above al thinss. the gsasral lovs1
~ meals.
We are at The back u he house
- Il b almost twelve. EvsSy one
= y bed and those who afear ars
erunk and vosldAt b believed any.
way"
M ave miles 70 the village" added
Bartlett with no apparent rslsvaacs.
"Aw. BE- game" encouraged the We
termelon. BE sports"
Inst being hungry ID enough for
Ne" declared Henrietta. taking the
lase OF the edibles from the basket
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-01-16

-, eune no.ssec' ~ w. NOV
ny 'sn iney nso broken In.
"o..e sno snou'o
49, ~ onoe' nu. ~ Nh 'He ne naa
me- H., NV su.u., Io'U.
- wv, ~. :. p..en!y sno ss
-. % NC o.o '"s a.,o o.ue ooox'
49, NC va, Ws'' .ne o'ue 700. was
s," a"u 'neI. was an 'ncenhao'e
ss.,.,, s ~ .e,"ns 80 .ne ru'es ano
A',ohs tnAt mao governed Dim 10
~ .ne % 1uy nisn' WIZ
s.sss,s'N ,,, n ny, .nu 'ne ~
80, n.,,'.' 's'o" '"o sene
-. ~. .e"uoy ZANE upper-
=. Ia, ". ,e"ueey "a VI W o"c''
- -. III aa. :. w ~u"s 10. ."e ssa1
-. .as ' sa'',.. ~ ~ 'oI ."e eAc,.e'
-. ,. a'u .S'.' .. 'ner tnsn 'o'
- 80 =. sa" IN lno eApr'ence
sra~n sns ,' ano.n. NAM mouse un.
M...r,n a"s ~ a" ~. " 'ns owner. o.
...a,nn J.. ~. nv % =, wason
" :" ne so, ", ."e crunch
- ~ ~. o.', '"ee
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-. 49,, ~ , ~. nat : So'. 'a.'ess.
~. ~ "so ~" ~"
-. go" -. .s. pou' 49, onIS
~. MY. -. nc ~. =, v,
-. ~ram',n. 49,, Iii. 81" ~, 'n ne
-. S.,,"s 1911, ~ -. nc nsu ~
80. ~ ....,s ~. - n u "
-, VII, nns A. .". s.". -
nv "a NO
.cn.cian,. .w. III, " ~. o'o
..nrsr" ' -''e'
n w.. . .,v,., u.., rs.
,,cr wo,aa n..r,s. "a $3.50
S-., ~ me
ssc.,hsr, ana p.r,,a., 49,. "a 80.
,eri.I Ne so,.o, ~, ~ -. $500.
m. . ,.mo,. voun. sn.n.,.. - ~.
al ~. sntoy.hls .,or,.. ~,,h ~. ,s,,,
~ n.nv rsn.s,,,ons wh.a ~. -.
e...hS -. go 49, "eo
moeion IN clear nm ,hs ,.h,. .-.,s
torv TO lesvins p,IIv -,,,h -. .h,r
an her hama thou,h,cu,,v s.,hs..S ~
,he crumbs stiiI on her nl.,s srS -. ~
ferred them 10 her mouth H.nr,..,.
Ie..~d h.cr IN ~. ch.,, ~. a".s.
cl.eeea h.Ai.A ~ h.sA ..,.r. s.."-
~ a ia aicker,r, ,.-- p.,.,~.,
40 ~ general oGOHeo N cOneenteC
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fcel funny In my stomach and have
crseps w my back"
80 havs l." said Hsaslstta, and
nodded srimly.
do what you please" said Bartlett.
But don't ret caught"
They won't come" said ths Water.
melon. They have bssn sons for
quite time and aren't coming back."
-Ah. my dear Holmes" said Henri
eta. "explain your dsductions."
They've besn sons long bscanss
there 10 % much dust On svsrythtas
and the house smells - closs. They
wont b back toaight because noas Of
The nsishbors have bssn h % lsavs
anythins for then . set as1 thsrs
srsa't eng ehlehsas - ~ ehieksn.
h0uss. AlpAease weal1 hate stirrsd
'sn ~ u tAsy hal bssa thsee.s
'oupoeoe eeoe 80 paeDoe ~ 49,
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ITO BE- continued.S


wedding etaOs 0srsctoeo.
In . recent lawsuit regarding the
ownership Of . play . stage director
testified that In thirty.tvo years
theatrical experience he had never
heard Of play being produced ~
originally written. The chief duty
II stage director" be said. 'is msd
Hing with manuscripts. ! have even
heard Of stage directors who tried to
improve on Shakespeare By rsvamp
Ing his works"
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daddy. you have krown these people
all your life."
That's the trouble" said Bartlett
desperately. with a rush. Il don't know
these people. have never been hers
before" He glared dehantly at the
general. daring him to suggest the
blue book.
For . moment no one spoke. Al
phonse ut the door. hat In hand. the
general by the table. another prema-
turely acquired sandwich in his hand
half way to his mouth, Henrietta, busy
with the fame of the tiny alcohol
lamp. Billy before him. the Water.
melon on the edge OF the dresser
where he had seated himself, all stared
In duh surprise. The Watermelon
broke the silence
Better to break into another mans
house than have him break into
vours." saiV he. He glanced At Barn,
lett with just the flicker Of amusement
in his mild gray eyes. thinking that
Bartlett had got lost already. DELHI
erately. with the intention Of spending
the greater part Of the following day
and,nS ,hem.sIva. .,d ~ ...oa..,,,i
~ n..s,r, IN. 6.v ., ~. go. p...
lett glanced - The vo,r, ,r.r "a
flushed n ..emed ~ h,,, g.. -.
6eetins mom.nt tho, n. vo,,h ,,,,h
the sleepy eyes knew . bit more than
Bartlett cared to have him know.
even .ssmsd N .n.nsc, h,w =, h.,,.s
not lo.t m nurno.. Th.n ~. &c.,
eve. ,n,nsd s,.,n ~ p,,,v "a ~. ~
or man ,oIa h,m.s,, ,h., =. NJ. -
tahen He vs. -row,n. ns,von. .na
rs.a,n. ~. ow, ,.,...,... a.,
ones awe. 10 .,rovs ~ r.a.,n ~.
m..,ery M M. rsrys. No. .,.w ,na,s..
ence
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Won 70 IN NTH .no,ha. 49,. ~.
hra,,s "
Tha .e,sr., With ..-. ,.-.. .,..
. hits from ~. .sna.,,oh ia IA ~ \.
on m. tah,a no drsw h,s s.nas.r
chic, ana w,r.s ~. 80. q, a,.,, ...
,hs Mn. ~. =. $50. $50 -
mo,,h s,,,, rs,,.r 81, " '' mn
.w. Son., mad ~ Ma. ,... :. -,
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ma o,,v.. :, ~. 49, ss.s M, 80
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hss,,.,sd n. ,v,.hsS or. a.. -. -
conr...cn. a,a,.h az .m...ss -.
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.car,.,n,. 40 !. "a ~. $685.,
.nn, r. wa h.d co,.",.s1 ,h.,n &c..
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1T sAesiA -. slnittsa 1astlsaG
But 4 Isn't
why not ct hssef- suggested u
Waternelon, uninpfseeed b Tie -
pect Of the aiRaif - II strvck ~ eeh-
ers. We can hunt for the Hleginsee
aftsrwurd. TAsy Ought - - areun1
somsvhsrs unless wsrs hslDisaDly
host
Hsarissta smiled asd took eut ~
napkins she had laiA boek n u -,
ket. IT woa't taks - loae.' che
agreed. We dont nss1 70 have any
toa."
no. protested Bartlett, glanciag q
the door and listsning for the crunch
OF wheels On The gravel without. no.
We must leave q once. We aren't
lost. Ths Hisginsss' y probably The
next house"
Suppose Il isn't" satd Billy.
Just o.: answered the general.
I'VE will return to the village and put
up at the hotel. II isn't late"
ITS halfpast eleven." said Henriet.
ta, elancing at her watch.
Alphonse returned. blase, indifler.
ent. There are no books" said he,
devoid Of all interest In the AFFAIR.
mo boeksf" cried the general "Al-
phonse. what has become Of themf
Did you take them out Of the car b.
fore we left?"
NO." said Alphouse, and violent.
positive protestations could not have
been more convincing.
But where are theyf lleft them In
the car"
They probably fell out fatier."
said Henrietta.
They have never fallen out before.
snorted the general, with base suspi.
cions against Henrietta.
I'VE can get another tomorrow"
said Henrietta. I'VE will simply re-
turn to the hotel In the village for the
night" And once more she replaced
the napkins In the basket.
YES" agreed Bartlett. There 10
good hotel near the railroad tracks"
where are the railroad tracks?"
esked the general. who had lost all
faith In Bartlett's knowledge Of the
country. I'VE passed no railroad
tracks"
Just before you come to the VII.
lage." retorted Bartlett. irritated a. .
badgered animal. you have to cross
them a. you come up the main street."
I'VE crossed none" said the general.
with the indifference Of one who real
lies that there 10 no more to hope for.
The boat IL sinking. let II sink. The
last cent gone and the landlord com.
ing for two months rent Let him
come.
mo-" said Billy gently. we didn't
father"
why. We did. We must have" pro
tested Bartlett. II always come here
On the railroad train. They have b
dag II, but II stops. Why. know there
are tracks there"
They were all gathered around the
able, except tho Watermelon and Al.
phonse. Alphonse still stood BY the
3oor, hat In hand. He was merely .
,aid hirelins. His masters affairs
wsSs -sons - IN. TIE -Wessrmsson
still mt ON the dresser aud swung his
feet. The prsdicamsnt was oaly one
Of the many he was more or less al.
ways involved In and not worth think
ing about. Bachelor and the police
did not worry him that night II was
too early.
"why not eat something before We
GOT" he said. I'VE have been here
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cssss o. Wealth.

The last census shows that Kansas
10 the second richest state II the
Union. and that while the per capita
wealth Of liz neiGhbor. Missouri. ID
$500. that Of Kansas 10 ei.700. when
= banker Of another state asked for
an explanation Why Kansas had %
much larger per capita bank deposits
than ~ own state the reply was.
Kansas pats her money In the banks.
while 20 put yours IN the saIooss.
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Why Ne chsness HE vsss.

= IVES IN anti . long time. but eaa
Gay ! heard some little childrsn talk.
Ing. when one Of them. whose fAtheS
hsd bsn ruined By liquor. sal1:
Mamma says mon that vote 10s -
looms ars 70 blame for 10 having sssA
! hard tins.' Il stung ne. but kssw
4 was ~ trith. and vowed that
would vroas no more womsa asd
children ~ voting for saioons.-
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svNoPsIs

1~s a.
~ y, sns nh,c cSS1p.nion: Miks, g the Judge
W"cn 10 the bester LOOKING.
nr EH u.Watsrmelon gose 70 .
cssS ,sr,.p ~,ns ths eon.en.s q IN.
1871. ss,sI Iom the oaroer "
eA ."o se'' A"ASe'
cio,h.s n Win, .,,,, ,ake ana steals NJ
ns Discovered standing empty by the
Sanah,s;,, tEisn ns c.ossman and his
H. ms ~. MN = card bearing the name VII,
sscn., mssrsrsve bstchelor The general
man who broke The COTTON corner In Wal,
street a few days before. He invites him
c,,., 'e"
duced 10 Rsr,is,, ,wa Yer M ra int no
orator. and hts daughter, Bliiy. with
"e pr'ese"s 10 ran In love-
CHAPTER v-Bartiett, who has been
Fem ,b Ky s samn OPERATIONS, plans 70
week while he works coup in the
bronsr w. re wires . instrnct Y, to n.
self away from Billy and stink back into
inc UNKNOWN.
CHAPTER vT-whiie chatting with
is, ~. r me telegraph boy Up. on Bart
49, ALEX vII..Watermelon decides TO
cHAP P . yIiItwstermelon slip,
RI adventure and asks " them pAt 10 ana
sasehelor and give him the tramp clothes
CHAPTER Ix-rh. partv start. out
with Bart'ett's and crossman's cars
CHAPTER x-Ls,. a, night thew com.
20 e Seserted house. break in and eat
" '"
..chAprER xr.rhey spend the night. :,
S,s,ovsrs that the poI rrn'n as. cominH'
huuv ouened the ores.er ana neered
einseriy In. her small nose vrinkled
for any unforeseen emergency Che
ha6 t.ren ~ har h., ma hs, .o,,
yellow hair, bound back BY . black
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lett stsrnly and promptly shut the
door.
Billy drew back hurt. Fl don't zee
why Il 10 20 wrong to break Into .
mans pantry" said she. after you
have broken into his house. Besides,
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