davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Best Prices in Many Instances
Made on Opening Call.

Transactions took place on the con-
soldated Exchange in Interborough COM
mon at Az, National Lead at 1917
Rumelv at TO- National Enameling q
Stamping at 1865, Denver & Rio Grande
at 1O5s and Chicago Great western pre-
ferred at 37h. The recently listed
Tomkins Cove Stone preferred was dealt
in at par.
The general list was heavy although
there was a slightly steadier tone near
the close. Opening quotations on the
9:3O call were the highest for a number
of the prominent stocks. Reading was
an exception. after the call going as
high as 1642s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
MINING.
No Cut in Lehigh Dividend.

Because of predictions that Lehigh
Valley would barely earn its 10 per
cent dividend for the fiscal year TO
end June 80, rumors have been current
in Wall Street that the dividend pay
able in July on the common stock might
be cut. The directors met yesterday
however. and declared the usual quar-
terly az per cent disbursement. in addi-
ton 20 the 25 per cent on the pre-
ferred. George w. Wiley. who has been
connected with the road for many years
In the treasurer's office. has been elected
assistant treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18

terday at auction at the Exchange sales
room by Adrian II. Muller & Son:
BY order OF trustee.
shares New York Life Insurance and Trust
For account Of whom II may concern.
90 shares Homowood Nitrogen Co. common
u'is5 shares Dividend-Lake View Consolidated
Gold Mining Company Ltd (Nevada); per
80 sfares J. 5. & Vs. s. Kuhn. Inc; lot So
loO shares West Pennsylvania Traction Co,
,s5 shares Firs,-second National Bank Of
Pittsburgh Represented by receipts OF the
Union Trust Co Of Pittsburgh ........ 5000
30 shares American W8terworlls and Guaran-
tee 60. common represented by receipt ot
tho Bankers Trust Coz: lot......,...........$6
s. 900 Isabella ConneIsville Coke Co. per cent
collateral gold notes. Series c, due May J..
1914: coupons due Nov 1. 1913, and subse-
$4,000 Isabella Connellsville Coke Co per
cent collateral gold notes. Series ID, due May
Z. 1915: coupons due Nov !, 1913 and sub
s.8 900 United Coal co. per cent sinking FUND
coal mortgage bonds. due Feb ]. 1855 coupons
duo Feb T. 1914 and subsequent attached. i
90 shares Prest-O-Lite Co, Inc, common; per
. sho-., fsnsntsnar,o & Western r. r. Co.
lst preferred. V. r. CT; "A shares do com
40 shares Guantanamo Western r. X. Co.
Irst preferred. Y j. ctr; leo shares do COM
10 shares Guantanamo & Western r. r. 90.
;rst preferred. v T. ctf Is shares DO.
, common. Y. r. ctf lot..................N,N SO
is shares Guantanamo & Western r. r. Co.
first preferred. V. 7. eff; rs shares do,
common. V. T. ctf; lot....................N,ST5
30 shares Guantanamo 4 Western II. r. co.
first preferred. v. 4. ctS. 20 shares do,
common " r. CT. lot...................S375 $50
20 shares Guantanamo * western r. II. Co.
frst preferred Y. 7. ctE: 80 shares do,
common. v r. eff: iot...................S375 80
go shares Guantanamo 4 Western r. r. 60
first preferred Y. =. ctf.: 800 shares do,
common " r.. ctf. lot..................$7,5Q 800
coo Eastern Railroad Of Cuba first and re-
FUNDING mortgage per cent hfty-year gold
bonds New York Trust CO. certificate OF de-
! share Standard Gsslight Co. Of New York
common s.s...stss...s
shares Montauk Bank OF Brooklyn. ......Ii3
1874 shares United States Title Guaranty Co,
IS shares Capitalization Steamboat Co pre-
ferred -
z shares Capitalization Steamboat Co. COM
100 shares National Bank OF North America
snare
s. 10 o. Western Farm Products Co. per cent
debenture income bond due 1850; lot........xJg
- shares New York Knckerbocker Real ~
tate Co: per share ......................s....f2
a shares Automatic Coin-wrappng Machine Co. |
OF New York cumulative preferred. ..".,.&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18

1875 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
A quarterly dividend Of three per cent
$3.50 on the capital stock OF the Company
has been declared, payable July J. 1914
10 stockholders OF record at the close OF
business on June "a. 1919
Dated. New York, June 49, 1914.
CYRIL II. BURDETT, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which are
listed but which were not dealt In on the
Stock Exchange Wednesday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
BOND S1LES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE II, 1914.

the York Stock Exchange wednesday amounts
. ooo oans. $4140 week ago and $Ss2o
Eo Oh. wear to date Cst4 aggregated s346eooo
mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL.
STATE.
RAILWAY AND MISCELLANEOUS.

7 New York State 41ks .11Ob 40 10
n Va df SIS Br Bros ctfs.. 5l%4 81 o4&4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II, 1914.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE H. 1914 .os nm
against 1517oo Iuesdy
week ago $4,000 year From January 1914 10 ''
432s4eo0 in 1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
American smelters Securities Co.

QUARTERLY DIVIDEND NO. 81 PFD.
STOCK, SERIES b.
The Directors of the American Shelters Sc
curities Company have this day declared a
dividend OF iAco on the Preferred Stock, Series
b, Of the Company. payable July LIST, 1914 to
stockholders Of record at 3 o'clock p. m. June
10th 1914 The books OF the Company for the
transfer Of Preferred Stock. Series Is, will be
closed at o'clock p. m, June 18th, 1914, to
reopen at 10 a. m. June 18th, 1914.
w z. MERRISS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
Nor1cr-sEALEp PROPOSALS. k VII iai.. . q

Sor1cr-sEALEp PROPOSALS., VIII ia. a
: received until p. m, june S Snmpany Cor
the Office Of The Pennsyiyanins, Dannaitles-
assurances on lives ana pbiindelphia. Trgs.
20 far ne sale TO q OF as man ,,,imsrs
Philadelphia. wnmington ana ss sss..
Railroad stock Trust Cerfinea'e'
o'g nv W.. Al the lowest prices no 10,
oos6i1g mar costing IN tho asgI,,SSss sc-
more than the amount stated, TED, W aaaavissc a.
eep,ed' the parties CierIns. e .h when the es.
, once, sns are assigned on and after july =
1914 - .nAorsed ssPrcposN,,
for sale Of Philedss, ,osK trust certhcss's
ara ados &c s W PACKARD. Prssiss,nsS.
SIT Chestnut street PhilsdeipA'-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yes
terday at auction at the Exchange sales
room by Adrian H. Muller & Son:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
NTprssrSo MINES COMPANY

le5 broadway New York. June S, 1914
The Board Of Directors has to-day declared
a regular quarterly dividend of FIVE PER
CENT, payable July 20 1914. TO shareholders
OF record June 30 1914. The transfer books
win close Juno 80. 1914, and reopen July 20
ieiS p. c. PFEIFFER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
FOREIGN BONDS.

FURNISHED by zimmerman FOrshay, wal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
THEBACHEREVIEW

Discusses this week: The Relation Of Mental
Conditions and Prosperity; Labor organ
izations should Work for Legislation Ben
eating General Business: Wages Affected
by Adverse Legislation: Complete Federal
Control OF Railroads; Government owner
ship Discussed; The Situation.
Copies on application.
We will be glad 10 advise with investors.
j. s BACHE & CO, AZ Broadway. New York.
Members New York stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18

Coupons interchangeable. tReglstered. !Cou.
pons. .Registefed and coupon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

and 1907 stock div ldent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
SHORT TERM NOTES.
CAiaturing lsl4-'Is)

FURNISHED by swartwout & Appenzelsr, a
Pine ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

.Par value "a Tex dividend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18

BY order OF trustee.
shares New York Life Insurance and Trust
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-05

bemme taimaoalIen Sfdn ia meiban
mdliud iota on iopitonut meiodn
ipnttpeltomme.
Minoban niitd iostus mp6s anne.
taan 9erran labiana Ia tobooeta
wdtid lido. Niiopd Glfs'b Mnber'
1onin moimo on fdpnpt Sotioeia la
tuonut ~tuaeeIaan pltetn martan far
marin olnn. Gitbs oletin tuin pal
moi IL pamnau, mutto iitd buolt
malta dtti ia lopTi moipat bppin ia
MnberIon life on iIoinen fuin Ioi ni,u
panfan nanbanpdindn turipan e,t0
Ell muuia tabbo ioutaa FUN omofae.
mi tupaffaa ia beerIestd iefain pip
puun panemaan.
GntDbdn 10 lopeta tdad fsrtoa, I'll
Ia oiatielen ettd on toimitutieuu litfo
polion tdetd mainaa.
Goputf toipon onnea ia mencs
tpetd Nutioiuue ia fen l~ufiiatunnal
le! Eoimoo teiodn
7 as
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-05

iidli Min mobdu iloo ia pdiwdn'
pnistetto Sdn on poisia tuo bert
tai,en iptiD. toitomo opettoia Wd'
ndn oitoo ehti hdn tehbd ip6td, eitd
iitd Iuuria tuIoffia ebtinpt tuun Gb'
tSpd iontun oppiloon fielusTn i6iIns
nuoren opet,oion muisto. ebtd iofu
pufab'np hdueu bonboneen, lutee
b ,utofirioitutIen FUN Iemmoinen Rt'
hen ponnoon ia %f,noo: ION Htnd
tutto fatfennut", mura ct tiebd. mb
"a b,uo ia mtfd mpretp fen futois'
tomon fntan fotfof 9oiuomme
10 ainoion padsIeeu fen Iupfie. iouo
on ifdn iaaIiwd foodn. fen tuomortH
%bioife, Iofa taomitiee oifein.
:. u. W.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-05

eaten pub imat ldSndolemat. 8attti
intent fuoleman moiesteettn ebesid
Uirtotoneri Iouiui: r-IoiIet tappoi
pot bdnet."
Niin, poriooiat, pobat fielet tap
poimat bdnet.
Utuutomo pdimd Ienidlteen tdttet
tim ruumiS moan popeen oil find
tuttio, oil puheito. Sos olifi iaonu,
eI6is1ddn ~rotfomtto, mp1ldmntoo.
pmmdr dmpetd, turpaa Ia %fuoioo
buonoia ibmiad moStoan, eirudt
piimeiTet eldmdnpdiwdt olifi oneei
Min r,stoito fuin ne oIimot Siiben
{e eldm8 pddttpi. Semmoinen oft r.
ibmisfobtolo. &pbpt eldmd oil, fe
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-05
Sinlapion, @iun..
Commit. % p. 1914.

Dammit. 90 b. 1914.
OIen tatieuut Ia taas fatieDut Mut.
toiaa, mutta tirbaa. Gn ole bapoin
nut mitd6n uutiGia tddltG Gn tieb6,
onto ofiamieben ia feurofunnan Fir
iurin fpndt ruostuneet. GitD endd
SinIopionin fauppiaot pibd faupos'
iaan uuTio? blind fen fpad tiebdn,
eta oIiamiebead on palion tointa,
fnin on ieurotunnan Iutfort Ia piidd
niistd uufista urmista iaoba mubet
ddnet, Min et iuintaon fitd fertid
eitD ole ti~loiiuutta tebbd mitddn pal
peIusto omone INTERCHANGEABLE,
ettd mpii fen poinotuotteita niinfun
on ennen tebtp2
9aIpi on faunts Ia Iuntofin or
tuIut, noitto Ell tpielG f%ebuttotpoff
refifeIiffi. Mutta Ell me tddqd iitd
fopin poIion foipaofaan, Putin ei ole
niitd mainituita meiIdiDitdfddn.
Q6mi tddud fuoIon miifatefin,
maiffa Ie on olut exempt bnrwi
noista ia mel mufonaan fesfuubes
famine parbimmon maon roimao.
jan Sobn ainnufen, iofa ionfun OF
faa Iairosti feubfotoutia. !6an mot
prii fuolon uneen tietpSt nsfosio
6dn oil naopureiItoon ppptdnpt an
teefi poboia t5itddn, iotfa tpoino
iane rotfaostoN ipbdmestd onteefF
antoimot omosto Ia Wopobtoion
~puoIesto. SeeIus on meibdn pdIimie
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-05
Sbmisfobtalo.

Dan oil nuort Ia fuuntS nettonen
Ou biliattoin pGdttdnnt fanIafoulun
opeitoioieminaarin. Npt oil eIdmdn
.nb oliettatpa. 9abdn osti oil
tpDti tebtp omotfi fehiiptiefIi, mt
oil olotettopa IND toieien bpn6t5i.
RoutoiIeen Iemtuun ban bofi opeita
iofi st fiend fufaan bania tunic
nut, mutta popcrit plinot erittGii
hnpdt Sdn palittiin. Reippoano
mieleId bdn labd p5mao1enIa. 6dn
rotoSti ifdnmaatonIi /, fen %fanioo,
fen Iopf - oliban bdn iiiefin Fam
ianlopi = ban tobtoi tebod iotofin
moon ia fonIan bppdtIi. Wormoon
Elm bin, minimum foitti nuoret, iuun
niteli %iuurio, rofenIi ebtd tmulentn
piofin. fupitteli, mitd foiffia hdn
oil tefenG, miten le~ipistdGnId fGpt
t6nG.
Outono ia tunte bGn
tuli poitfotunnoue. Sid oil molta
merien tafana, ditt foufana. t~oi5eeio
lo,bnsfa maota. Wtutto oliban Iiel
Idtin bpnid ibmiIid. Gbtd o%ioiitai
fimat roffautta, ebfd omaifpot
totinIa, otiaiIinat ~pffindiien tpi6n
psidndnifesh noStaan, ontoifnot
hGnefe tutea turpaa oubosIa leu
bueia.
GnfmGinen naifutuS Ell pIut oifein
bpmd; tuntui nostaonotto Min fpl'
maItd. Worfinfin n. I. | dd,pldisrou
mat tuntuimat olunpitden bdntd cpd
luulouo fotieIewon. Wlitf? 9dn iui
fen %mp5bemmin tietdd. 6dnen ct
diff pitdnpt ola Min taunis SliRfo
Iiipd olut biufan toteutto? 0utu len
tietdd. Gen ban main buomai, ettd
forioin filmin bdntd fotieItiin.
Wautta reippaoaa mieIeId Ia bp
mdeId toinoeia bdn oIfoi tpD IA ia
tp5 1uiui bpwin. Olinotbar bdnelld
Innnpnnd,Iet opettoiolobio INT ban
oil eIdmdnid uron oluSIa. Wlitd
bdnen ieIuofaon Iiitfui. fiitd Ell iien
NIT fufaon Gbfd oiotteli, fuinfa
bdn Iemittdli woloa pimeifiin feutuis
bin, tuinfa fplrpdiIi bpwdn fiementd
ptenofoiSien Ipbdmiin, fuinto ioifi
Suomenia bpmdti moania morion
fasmamotIi U,itta oiotutIistonIo
ia toipeietai5a bdn Ell feneIefddn
pubunut. 9dn oil itieenId iulfeutu
nut luonne.
81 fuIunut monta fptiffoa n
fuin tpIdn moimot, ct foittein imiS
ipmdti5 mimm6t, fofoontuimot nsta
mineen louIumaon orposteIunIa 10
tuomionia uuoesta opettoiasta. Gut
timuS oil perinpohiotnen Stind
otetiin felfo bdnen iufuiuurestoon,
torfaSteit.tn pthtpistobiia mpSien
putu, pubset ia fdpt5s. 6dn punnit.
Tin ia ibptdiefii bomoittiin. poIion
oil o0ui muietutntien aibetta morfn
tin fdptbstd postoon. 9dnet oil
rabtp fdfi fdbesid fulfeneen ~ionfun
m%issbenfiI5n fansia. Rufo fen oil
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-05
Marqnette. ich.
(Sotfoa miime numeroon

CSotfoa miime numeroon
ppbdtoulua pioeidGn iddnnDuiies
II iotn innmntoino. ytpfpddn on
oppiIaita labee 60 Iasto, fpattfd
IuuItnwosH tddad on Iuomalaisten
IapIa enemmdntin 9oiwomme tait'
Elem manbempnin l~dbettdmdn lapIen'
Ia touIuun. &oulu olfaa alma Flo z
pdimdld.
Sirmuinen OH tG6u6tin epduston
maIio. Sarpoiu omat ainoastaou
ne, iotfa tobtotuat Sumnlnn polta
funnan bppdtii tpDsteunelld. Wton
ia tertoa tnbiop maipmps Idopuitno
beiidtin. Wiutta !Serro NE. ionfa
ip5 on autofoon belle tpoimio etiet
mGt teefen mdIpif. uaon ~nsfoein
Seeiutisen ia 9dnen turDieioon
ip5stenteleiEpGt tainaauiIen Sian
niinitarbnsiu
", W6fe!d.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-05
Gasberrp, u. 8.
". Mafela.

Sloa ia raubaa 5ominto rpereSfd!
6iind ftd riihdd. 5iud Seeius feft
rauban merenId foutta, motioen to
to mailman ipntipelan. Seeiutien
fuoIemas5a meild or eldmd.
2unta iutoi tddad 10 pnd tammt'
fuuta, iotta Iopii NIT reeld aiaa.
81. q. Mestelb &C fdpi tddud ia
pitt F56ltDriftaan pubeen iuom haa'
lila. Oleii1d Ell plut erittdin palion.
2iittumain funain ndptelpd on
td6ad oDut Iuom. baoIiqa fahteno
iltona ~perdffdin ia pIeiIDd on finne
%ioutanut pieni buaIi tdpteen.
Mugust Senbriction on pietp De-
bills 2ofen iairac laan, iosia ban lat
raStan buonona.
Dli5s Gmilia SusioIa On matfus
tonut Sarson p%liopistoon opiStele
moan.
DIR Gasper ppptfDnen on mat
fustanut Minneapoliin fpldilemddn
Nlr gDdinn Subtonen on mottuS
tonut Milbeen Sait Sanobaar maal
Ieen oiumoan.
Nlifs Gbla 2erdnen on mennpi
Sanboon polneIutieen.
Gbas Suntunen on oImt buonosti
moipa noin miifon pdipdt.
9Gb6n ne taoS %loppuipat minun
tietomorasioni tdad fertoa.
Toinotan lopufi Sumolon fiunn
msta olietuIe muooele. Gmme tiebd
mitd nellie on fdttettp tdmdn tuIe
maiiuuben fperbon taatie. Sumalo
antofoon nellie moimia toiStelsmann
5putid ia ipiboqista mastoan. 2un
muisteIee mennpttd ottaa, Min fpp
mel mierdbtdd tlmddn ia buofous
nouIee riunostn toipoua, ettd taaS
poi|in eteueen taisteua foiftia mi
bouiIiani maStaan. Nrmon Sumolo
antofoon minuue noimia fiiben ia
fdtfefDDn beiton lopien iipeinid iuo
iaan.
Sdtdn teibdt foifti Sumalon bal
tuun! 96td piirteli beiffo fIarenne
%ormosfa.
aoroliina 9enbrictIon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-05

mottaain fdpid oIemme fuuuu eta
iIoin onto fe 1iiien ferrnn
tuusia tai Duores ia eitd meiran
opetinia ole pidtd foStaon ittijdnId
eiittdnp eli pppfdnpt fetddn elitid.
m6dn ndittentdd maollisten etuien
rpuofi ia fpad fddl6tn pmm6rreid
pbtpm,Ien mertirptienid poan Ell
tuolln ialpalIa ioonto Dina Inomme
oiatismme ia JOS ct fidltd lofata min
IitIi moimme pblp6 to,Sentin Ienra.
tunnon fonia eli eroto iiIenG,ieff ia
foefa meitd Ieimaiaon pitfumaiEtR
Min emme fostaon 10 bip min malis
tuueetii ia iuuretit ettd rupiamme il
man oIiaa miint6dn ienrafunnun
eldmdd tuoIaiIelia iaaritdfiIo repi
mddu ettd Jos tuollo oils iosfus III.
loia niinfun han enuetoo ia tGetee
Ioi6Id etelsentin eripura Iuutta bar.
ioittomaon ia tpld ti6,dmme mltd
len fdntin tafano OIL mnan jGiGmmd
len mainittemota wi6ld ia olettefo
tosfion n6bnp meiltd opettoian riiia
%tirioia lebtesid ban on min lomid
linen ettd alma poifenee iuon 5orron
la poinon ole iota bdueue aina IN
lee naan me emme enGG tee 5ilG
ippsid eta tdsid on main ndbip mi
td on bpdtnd molloiieto nalisius
tiripistd r1fentaoto ne rauhao mai
mitG iuttifaa idetd iomd Ell ole pt{is
ipiIen Erie noon isurotunnon pno
lesta eli pidniltd ia beitoilta pittu
moisten %iouttoon fuulu.
Ntiina 2elto,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-05

OQdoIepa firioiius on rrifusto rif
fuun" tobotiu, minimum ie on nellie
iabete,tp. Gttei fdp ippti6minen. etid
oliIimme firioitueto foriaomouu
mGdrentdneet, futen nIein iduaifsIa
friiiiuiisId oiioisIa tapabuu.
2oimitus,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-05
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-17

LOS ANGELES, June 17.-For
a period of two years Ernest
Lightfoot will not be troubled by
seeing his two pretty little girls
playing around him.
But he will support them.
Lightfoot was recently SEN
fenced to two years on the chain
gang by Superior Judge Monroe
on a charge of failure to provide
for his children. During this
period the county will pay Mrs.
Lightfoot $3.50 per day.
Mrs. Lightfoot had previously
charged him with neglect and
said he broke into" the asylum
for inebriates at Patton to escape
providing for the children.
II don't want a trial." said
Lightfoot. 81 plead guilty. Also
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-17
A NOVEL
A w ZEE X
Next week. scAB NO. a."
BY n. y. Poster

s'Corrie7"
81 have been with him tonight.
I don't want father to know this
because he wouldn't understand.
he might even forbid me 10 60
But Gerard said I must tell you
everything and write TO you often
II would have done that. any
how. You don't mind my going
away, now. when
NO." she said. 81 can bear
to let you go from me. II you are
to be with Mr.. Gerard"
Her clasping arms frightened
about him. Heretofore she always
had turned q steady face 20 her
brother. sparing him the re-
preach of grief. but now she help
lessly Self her eyes fiji and over
flow. One comfort, one hope. she
had that he did not share. IL he
went with Allan Gerard, and if
Gerard took home the wife he
had seemed to WOO. brother aud
sister would not be separated.
Flavia Gerard would be In Allan
Gerard's house. where Corrie was
going.
ut is late" Corrie said, as she
remained silent. You are tired.
l suppose we both are. Come
up"
He passed his arm about her
waist, and they went up the stairs
together.
Continued in Our Next rssue.l
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TO sleep. too. Other Fellow. be-
cause the worst of IL all Is over.
Before he could continue or she
question, MIR. Rose came between
the curtains of the arched library
door. He made no remark. yet
CO rrie at once moved to face him.
II am sorry to be so late, sir;
| have been arranging for my go
ing away" he gave simple ae-
count of himself. 81 should like
To leave the day after tomorrow,
II you do not object. / am going
TO stay with a western friend.
know you would rather not hear
much about me or from me for a
while, but l will leave an address
where I can always be reached"
IL is not infrequently disc0n-
certing to be taken promptly and
literally at ones word. More
over, Corrie looked very young
and pathetically tired. A CULVER
passed over Mr.. Roses face, his
stern light-gray eyes softened to
a contradiction of his set mouth.
I'm not in the habit of saying
things twice." he eurtly replied.
Tomorrow I'll fix your bank ac-
count so you can draw all the
money you like. I am going to
take your sister to Europe for the
winter, so l told her this evening,
so we ourselves leave soon after
you. Try to keep straighter, this
time"
There was no intentional
cruelty In the concluding SEN
tence, delivered as the speaker
stepped back into the inner room,
but Corrie turned so white that
Flavia sprang to him.
ITS all right" he reassured
her And after moment:
"Flavia. l am going with Allan
Gerard, to work under him and
help him in his factory"
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was the signal for Rupert's return
to the parlor.
Your time on the track Is up, =
he reminded.
Il am not sleepy. Rupert. We
VIII go home to the factory, day
after tomorrow, and continue
work on that special racing car OF
mine. Corrie Rose is going 70
drive IL when IL is done. since /
cannot"
Not precisely"
"Oh, yes; for practice and test
ing. at first, and racing later.
until IL Is built l shall put him In
training on one of the ninety Mer-
euries. He doesn't yet know
anything about il, himself, and he
isn't going to be told until l am
ready. You are going to ride
with him and break him in"
when | sit I'm car beside
Rose, it'll be because I'm taking
him to be lynched," Rupert ex-
plicitly set forth.
Realty"
Yes, dearest"
Gerard met the inflexible black
eyes with the cool. mischievous
resolution of his own regard, say
ing nothing at all.
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CHAPTER VII,
Aftermath.

1t was the sixth week after the
accident that Isabel entered heI
cousins study, one afternoon.
"Flavia, / am going away" she
abruptly announced. Mrs. Alex
ander has asked me to go south
with Caroline and her, you know
Uncle says ! may do as l like, and
l am going. l can't bear IL here,
her full lip quivered.
You mean that you cannot
bear Corrie," Flavia retorted.
Isabel grasped chair-back
commencing to tremble.
Il can't bear to stay" she re.
peates Historically. Don't talh
to me about Corrfe."
Il never will again. Flavia as.
sured, pale with anger. Yet you
might remember that he loves
you; little kindness from you
would help him so much"
Flavia imposed silence with q
gesture, unconscious of how over.
whelming was this contrast to hei
usual gentleness.
He has done wrong-you have
nothing to give him but more pun.
ishment. Yes, go away, that Is
best. But he would have been
kinder to you, Isabel"
Isabel let go of the chair, her
gray eyes dilating unnaturslly
Then she suddenly turned and
fled.
1t was that evening after din
ner that Corrie and his father
came to a final understanding.
The initiative was taken by Mr..
Rose.
"Corrie," he said, "the only
thing have ever asked of you
is that you keep straight. You
haven't done it."
A SILVER ran through Corrie
but he said nothing.
you'll have all the money you
want, but it will be better for all
of us IL you go away for a year
or two, keep apart from automo-
bile racing and automobile people,
and live gossip down. Greard did
the best he could for you, but
there is still nasty talk"
For a moment Corrie stared
unseeing into space. He seemed
to be undecided about something.