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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-11-24
sTATE OF MAINE.

County of oxford, 90. November Is. 1914.
Taken this thirteenth day Of November lsii,
on an execution dated the twenty second day OF
October, 1914, issued on q judgment rendered ~
the Supreme Judicial Court, for the said count!
at the term thereof begun and held on the sec9r
Tuesday Of October. 1915, to wit. on the I'D
day of October, 1914, In favor OF II, Wight ~
Bethel in said county, and against Ada NJ. Ben
nett Of a lbany, In said county. for thirty seven
dollars and thirty four cents. debt or dsuak' .
and eleven dollars and sixty six cents. cost "
suit, and will be sold at public auction 8! ne
Office OF II. u. Hastings, In Bethel village, ~
said Bethel, " the highest bidder on saturda'
the nineteenth day OF December. 1914, 81 ten
O'Clock and thirty minutes Ia the forenoon, th'
following described real estate and al The rlsn!'
title and interest, which the said Ada NJ Bet
nett has and had In and TO the same. on ne
18th day OF March 1914 at nine O'Clock and hiry
minutes In the forenoon. the time when the sane
was attached on the writ In the came suit, 70 ~.
A certain lot or parcel OF land with the bHid'
inRs thereon situated In the town OF ALBANY ia
said county on the easterly side of the road ESQ
ing from West Bethel 10 .Pattee's mills socAiici
and bounded AS follows, viz. On The G0fth
east and south by the land OF John A. Twadie,
and on the west by said road. containing thiny
acres, be the same more or less, with ihe sAMs
reservations and exceptions contained anu st'
out In deed from |. 8. Morrill, to r. =. brow -
dated March %, 1900. recorded In Oxford Regis
try, Book IA, Page III. .-.,
tsts ALBERT W. ARKETT. Deputy Sheriff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-11-24
(Abstract of Plaintiffs writ.)

Assumpsit for money lent Oct. 10, 1918, by
Plaintiffs intestate 70 the said Defendant at her
request In the sum Of $500.
The writ 10 dated February I, 1914, and an at
tachment made of Defendants real estate In
said Oxford County, February 7. 1914.
Ad damnum 800. This action WAS entered a.
the March Term, 1914.
A true copy Of order Of Court, with abstract Of
the Plaintiffs writ.
Attest VEGETABLES r. WHITMAN, Clerk.
(sEAL)
JAnEs 8. WRIGHT. Atty for Pla. s4s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-11-24
STATE OF MAINE.
STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF OXFORD, IS.
Supreme judicial Court,
October Term, A. ID. 1914
FREDERICK e. PArTEN, Admir-,
VS.
JENNIE W. PACKARD,

And now on suggestion to the Court that said
Jennie W. Packard, the principal Defendant al
the time OF the service of the writ. was not an In
or attorney within the same that her goods or
estate have been at ached In this action and that
she has had no notice Of said suit and attach
ment,
It Is Ordered; That notice Of the pendency OF
this suit be given to the said defendant, By
publishing an attested COPY of this order, TO-
gether with an abstract Of the Plaintiffs Writ.
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the oxford Demo
crat, q newspaper printed at Paris In said
County Of oxford. the last publication TO be not
less than thirty days before the next term Of said
Court. to be holden at Paris, In and Tor sal
County. on the second Tuesday of March. A. d.
1918, that said Defendant may then and there ap
cause.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-11-24
Oh. Turkey.

Oh. turkey, stretched before my waiting knife,
Tlsnkod With cranberries and with onions rife,
I look at thee with reverence on my brow
Perhaps We two were piaymates, and thou.
IT'S twenty years since fair.haired boy,
Roamed country meadows with heart OF JOY,
Perchance those dYum-sticks by thy we'll ssuned
breast.
All. wonder of cold .storage. who shall cay
In what dim aeon, dawned thy natal dayi
Fresh killed, long stored? know not, but 'tis
past
II 1t thy Hrst Thanksgiving9 IT'S thy last.
HELEN FORREST.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-11-24

ut must have been hard to remain
calm during your trial."
ut was" said the beautiful woman.
1.-THE sob writer's palpably expected
me TO bite somebody"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-11-24

To shape the whole future Is not our
problem. but only to shape faithfully
q small part Of it--Thomas Carlyle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-11-24
WOMEN SUFFER TERRIBLY FROM
KJDNEY TROIJRLE

Around on her feet all day-no won
der a woman has baokache, headache
stiff, swollen joints, WEAKNESS, poor
sleep and kidney trouble. Foley Kidney
pills give quick relief for these troubles
They strengthen the kidneys-take away
the aches, pain and WEAKNESS. Make
life worth living again. Try Foley Kid
ney pills and see how much better you
feel.-A. z Shurtleff Co, South Paris
Andrews & johnson, Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-11-24

"John."
Eyes, my love-"
II read just now that an airship drop.
oed a bomb on q hangar near Cologne.
To what race do the Hangers belong9"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-11-24

~ wonder who did this drawing"
Cant you see the name written
there in the cornerP'
"Yes, and that's what makes me won
dsr ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-11-24
tHOMEMAKKRS COLUMN.

Correspondence on topics Of interest 70 the ladies'
10 eolicited. Address: Editor HoA1AAKxRG
CoIUHH. Oxford Democrat. South Paris, Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-11-24
w ANTED

WANTED
Capable men TO sell our full line OF
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Roses, etc., during this Fall and Winter
season. Experience not necessary.
Good pay to the right parties. Address
CHASE BROTHERS COMPANY,
The Rochester Nurseries, ROCHESTER,, N. r.
46-49 Established, 1857.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-11-24
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COM.
POUND FOR GROUP.

Group scares you. The loud hoarse
croupy cough, choking and gasping fol-
breath, labored breathing, call for imme'
diate relief. The very first doses OF Fo
ley's Honey and Tar Compo will mas
ter the Group. 1t cuts the thick mucus
clears away the phlegm and opens up
and eases the air passages.-A. <. Shurt
left Co., South Paris. Andrews & John
son, Paris.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-16
ncr rniiiIdlc arieQSplan.

Qtlt
Ger rulnlAc 8ricAspnn, ocr e1tge9ell ocll ShnWel
iino ,gpr0cruacn 5ranircd5s iclc Snuptmodlt gcaeH
Gcierrcd lluaarn fiibric ia Der @orausiebnng ourd
lebermobt Ole oitcrrdGidJen @roite dlnca 3u iber.
rcnncn in0 nit eincr licberuadt Ole uiiiheries ais
iduoh acuertbctcn oatiden araite IN NpralBen mic
0crHriuqcu lit III Icincm criien ino 3peiten Abdntt
niBhngcn gddt MIR lieB id oe otcrreidliide Arnee
0urd Cltantitdicu ndjt ibcr ben @aricn wcrlen on'
scr sic .ltuaden" octden Srate madtcn oen rnlli.
Idcu glcbcuioB ia gldBeuoer g8ee 3u ddlte uno bran
acn nmucbr cntiprchcno neriidrtt IL elmer oe rllis
iden Elon ldlper oeiobr0cnoen gsee ocno gegen pas
Scr5 Ruift 4olens por 70 ooB Die ruilite ebermaht
qcacniiber oen oierrcidiiden Sinen oen grluio bac
lire Nuarfie nidt 81 uct III eali5er olIs5uoebuen
Ger quce 9bidnitt oer IN oer erten Dttoberuohe be-
aaln 6rodtc oic Goopniriuig Ser 0etdcn no lelter.
reid,rr Ia Q5aliscn ino oas hncac 3uriidmcdlen Der
9licu upIc 0ic crnltlidc 8corobnng @nrhoils ourd)
0ie Cctidcu Ianlit fms bic Elone Der 3uel ~ elt'
ldie0encr g8cc onrdfreu3t mor0cu.
9li. iid itrateaiib gt ae0adt lit Der groBe Hlal
0cs ruNheu @eneralo6cs BON oornberenl an elncr
aous irrqm gnbabung Der 9egneriihei strait. ebeu.
felS 6aite 0cr ruiiilde 9ecraltab ndlt oot Aered.
uct 0aF 0os fir S{rcgsopcratonen wcg accgnetc MAJ
nrde 5celerbiet IN 70 geaioer @ciie alisaenllst per.
0cn tonntc uc " citens Dcs Generals Sinoenbtrg ~
sen leBten 9luoluhoaen eedab. Ger Genuplan Der
gulcn III jebi ariin0lid ourdtrcBt; tie ben1oen d
iebt Ia ser Icfenipe Sbr neuer &orltob aegen pit
&rciBen pr0 nid)tS W be0ciiten babci hon et oleleA
gaacn sail Sort Sic ucrbdlmiBmdBg flctle oeliide ar
mcp cine gro6c lcbermaht u 1dad Geraoelo lpIc "
Iraalfei6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-16

slareou oe5 0e0dnoc 3apcilar5, 1IaiaQaHa.

gurgnn bcs Wgbdnoc SuIpcitorS, 0lataDanc.
14. GiiDher 1914.
guQcbote pcrocn entgcQen Gcnomnen pou
Der 00utraiibcb0rOc Der Si00t baltimore inr
glullrcihcu Der Snucnlciic ocs RaiDbnulc9 lhr
ocu W,uOur uno Etuoilaib bon baltimore.
gHgcboic uliiiicn n ocrilcQclicn Nouoeria uno
an ocu guOro of sllpuroe oi 9nltimore sim
norcliri icin ole guihrllt yfrppoinl ior
Snicriog ealntin0 al the OiiH pail", irQgen
un0 oct 0cru Mnaro Spinut Siaois6egls
itrnior IN ieinenl NrCan i'm HdiDpdue, am
uocr Dor Niiuuh Den 2s. CiiQbcr 1910 III
lOr 0ormiiings cuQcrchi mcrocn.
Sin bcgQublnicr 0bcu oce geicra I'M Ec.
trnQc bon inuilimoert $500 OOl S1nars aui
einc .@.cariua poue Naui" aul oc Crorc oes
NldOors uno SinoiraiDs bon baltimore, mub
ic0cnl Nngcboi 0eacligi icifl.
Ser eriolqrcihe Yieicr mnB eiireihaii iieuen
unb Die &urhriiicu oca Siaot0bdriera iu ye'
5lt0 uu @oniraiic crliucn
Gpc5iiifliipueu lpnucn am oocr nlp Dem 10.
Eitubcr 1914 i'm Bureau ocs Wcbduoc'Snlpcls
ioro boiihiigi ucrocn
Sic Ae06roc be6dli iin oos 9edt boz ir'
ecno elm oocr ale glnachoic 3urild5uueilen.
6. g. Smbbe,
Ccbduoc 5nipelior.
NciidtQi am A. Ciobcr 1914
SnWce S. erciuu,
@raiiocni Der 9pulraiiSeporoe.
(ciil6 1710)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-16
gOuOOu lucii 81 6erdlten, Ooi Oc 0ttidjcn g eR

gonoon ucih 5n 6eridten Oah Die 0mtiden cS ieet
uieoer a Boris obgecbc BADEN mo Der iral8olilhen
@optiia0t cine aricgsGouiribtion uon pier Nlilliar.
sen W2arf onicrlcgcn poIel Da Honoou orcrnol GRO
Scr lit ais Yoris io miro Die britiide Soiptlaot oonn
mobl suolf Whuoroci N1ort bc5o6lcn niiicn pcu oie
Gctldcn nod Gn0Ian0 bliibcrcben Gas mare ia
pnuocr6ar 0nn6lono miroe oobci icnc iQmmtlidet
Sdulocn los mo Bate nod cuen atcn Sappcn iibria
fir cneu pcrmoncuen 4enonSono iiir pic Sinterblie
6cncn ser in NrieDc @ciaIlcncn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-16
Na luiro qidll.

Gtlide Der enilnBrcfcn cugliidcn 90tter bicr5u-
on0e iungen Jest an 0aS aebrbilO Der 9ieoalc 5 brin
gen. 0ie an 0atdjeu uno in Genidloio, IN OiprcuBcn
non oen 9luiicl beqangcnen Vrauiauteitcn lln0 cs
n0 nd)t mil0c @crdtc Die ie oeroiicntliden BON mel
d)cn man nidt pcB, mo6er lie iianmen wic icne BON
9riiie uno Sonoon uio @aris beriibcr8cta6eltcn mo
bon Der bcgiihen @onluiiiion beribergcbradten Nn'
duoi8imgcn gegen Sic GGthcn ionOcrn BON perant
portliben arcgs .6orreiponoeten amcritauher gleil
gtets.9gelhuen an Grt mo Stcac geloii imteriudtc
1botladen untcrudt bon Ocnielben 9orrclponoenten,
uclde por eincnl Wiona beridetcn ic eicn Dem Dent
dlcn Seer in 9eaien 5mc Sodjen lang geioat 6dttcn
aac @eriidtc bon @ralialntciien Der 0eltden lmter
id imo tcin cn3iges @crid]t bcitdtgt gcfnnOen. 6S
bat longe geooucrt bis li1 IN Ger cugiid)cn @rce Die
les 9m0cs and MIR cine spin pom @wcdtgfcit Gcud)'
on0 ae9cnibcr benerfbdr hddte &elc 3ctingcn
trdiibcu iidl and ebt nod 1entdlanO gerec6t 81 uer
Sen. 9bcr tic micn iflicb6 ood cnlcnten I'M
brcu eigeuen 9hti W rettcn Dcnn ibrc Seier begimen
3u iebcn; oleelbe iho inn @cr5en nid1t ale gnglopbi.
I'm; Qiele proen i'm eritcn gh9cnblid MIR bon Der III
ploelid nit StitrmeSgeuah eneteuoen 9In9lopbilen
iucac nit forigciro9cn Gic &o6r9cit muB imner
icgai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-16
Saruline GacOb.

GS iiarb am 40, ciinbcr 1914 Caroline 10.
cos IS Sabre alt Rc.ienie Satin bes pcrlior.
hCucn 0cnrn 1ucob Sic 9ccrolQlna inoci
SpuntaQ, llhr Aadmliaqs BON iDrcr gSop'
nnna. gir 20O5, Nubiun. Sifnnc, aus inti Bet
lebnna ami orm .SrIicn 90nnaoliincn 6rleo'
boic. (Clti6 is)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-16
Rrdroent ggopOrom geiIlun hai netcrn 0ic GIaNtOn'

TTWTUTWI 2VOOUTUTT gCTT7OW TUF WVVT7- ~ V70TFTF
imc glnti-S -Sruit.sia unier5cidnd GomIt III oie lcbte
Der &riprcdunacn eingcloit vorocn meltc pic oero'
irotiide Yartc in Der Baltimore glatiorm orln Tote
made 9tc juuor bat cine Foliiildc fartei ibre oen
qolfc geuobtcn Gerprchungcn 10 prompt ein9elolt
ais bic oemotrotiidc &ortci pom 1913 a. g'ic 6nuor
6ot cine @ortc berbanpt 6re &criprctmaen IN uouem
@laBc ge6atcl Iie irpolc 9nht mar IN alien Sirel'
fen norberriden0 oaB Observation-Disclosures nnr &C.
nodt mcr0cn Inn 5n glmt mo 4iir0c 81 tpmmen ober
nt, inn qcbotcn 3ii ucrocn 1aB init Dcicr pic Gos
icec pcroitcnocn Qnidt enolid gcbrod)en mor0ci Ut
lit oas groBc &croient gSooorou Milions.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-16

Die ruual6ritiidc @reie III oodl inrdtbar fnriTa
ta nht cn cin5ioes Oeier 9dttcr bat be6aiptct oaB
elm oeuiider 6eaer bic 9ombe acmoren bat Die ii per
@nfbcorale Ia Ncr 9prg c1plooirc 2aadt au perr
lihlclfei pad)t onf oic Guunen iuo nor pen S3oren
ipc guqr gclirGter 9lu0Daro &iplin0 10 bIbi1 hiat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-16

S1re 3Mgeb0rateit 5Mr rogalbrltIldlen Frelc be
mc sic 9teru.Y BORT Snes" pieoer einmal IN ongcnIol
liaer g9eiie Cb9edD alc Gepeihen meloen ooB nebea
10000 ODER mebr @egietlt mfdl 1900 britide 5olo.
ncr lie6er a 6oadnoiiden @c6ia 3nfhldt geud)t bas
bcu ais 3l fanper ldBt pic vSimes dl crtro meloel
nitr 1900 6rtdc Solooten ccu in pollano cntwaiine
iooroen @eiterc 5000 britbc Seeiooaten eien aus
gnimerpen neoer in Gn9lnno anqeanet uno Die peln.
fe6r oicier Seloen babe religc 9eaelternng erpedt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-16
galtimurc'S stner6aIis fir 1915 bat bic ItutfidJc

@atmorcS StcuerbaIiS fir 1910 Dat OIe tnttIIdc
S61c pon $8iS, 1922 1913 crrcidt Cns ino $36 6ltt2i9
mcbr ais fir 1914 &on 0ieier 3uuo9mc cntlalcl
$i7703 93S aui @rmoegutbrm mo $iS6l72Sl
ou per6nlibeS Gigentbnm Uas 9e5cidneu0c an Der
ucucn 5tcuertas ober it, DAB oos GrulOci9cnt5uu
medles Scr poucn Staot 2tcucrratc uterporen it, I'M
$20339 .463 qciticgen it, uno Dab Der &crt1 pcs
C5rmoegct6ms i'm 9nncr alIi meldcs bic Sortoot'
Natc BON 80 gnpcn0ung Iinoet I'M $2,O2SO0I 81.
gcnommeu Bat p1breuo Sic Wlalc ocs @rrmoeloen.
t6uuls aif pelde bic dnoli5e StGcrrotc BON 65 Gents
be5a6lt miro Inn $l578592 abgenoulucn Bat Giele
@erihebingeu 3cgen oob Der acrcdjtc 2Iusglc ~ oen
0rd 0as Gceb bcpor5ugtcH gHer ibncu Dor lic) gc9t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-16

1ic italirniiGeu Sanger trcicu aama6lid iur pic
gSmtcrporelun8ci III Ser groBcu 0pcr elm @'erfpir.
oia mas tie nacS n Solge ocs Sfreaes erleot babenl
scocr lit niinoecns ealo aiS 5pon perbatet moroen
a6er nmer crit ia Dem g0enblid oa Der mobrbaltlgc
aSrcc.aQent oic snfnit cines vSteus" meloete.
CieIe Serrffeter ioaten ale bel brcm ereu sluItre
ten oiisaepfiicn meroen megen i6rcr Dinrnbeit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-16

Goniiantinppel uIro beHer So0en flr englanoer'
Ger 0oriige britii1e 9o1ater oa pen Sanen oer oel'
ldlaii eiuca oaitdql g9 ae0epcll gapel oQll y v
ibrem periSnGd)en SnierciIe licae iobao pc mogia
Qp3lrelleit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-16
n cualiidJen seimuacu 0lcu.Yorf's cridien Oieicr

9n engIiiden 3etln8eH gicwsgOrfs erIdDien oleer
Gage cine in Der Sonooner ,0lorning %olt" plbli5rtc
gladridt oie britiite gloiroltot bobc Nee1 9cgeoc
IN 8ufmft fcinc &cerDiiicn mcbr 81 perboen oe lId
oiii ncuirolcu Gmificn 6cnoen. Ieic @icIolug olte
NIT arobcr goridt auiacnnmel mcrocn mo oeitid)en
m0 oitcrrediidlngorhcn Heicruiiten lit niir an6ro
t6eu. r6ia bier 81 beibcn fig enc 9iodrid)t i4 beo
hgt Gs 1T iduer glaiIblidl ooB oc enadnocr l1r
Gcrbaltcn ocutden Nccroicn gcgenilber oie mad oer
Scimatb 3uriidfe6ren moaen gcanocrt babet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-16

OIL OuHtAlNNNH HEAANNNf
Baltimore, 1n Gfiohcr 1914.
2n9cboic IN pcriiegciien eouuerien, an ben
.Qonro OF glMdr0s. 1urc of Gun Neaillct, mn
Der qlniihriii. Gropoidc ior ibe SupplO Of
electric Sncdnocaccnt CAMPS OF Bulbs, pcr'
ben bis III ilbr 3ormiin0s am Mitlmudl, ocn
2S. Gliobcr 1914, i'm 9nrcau oce SidotJlcei
iirniorc 9i0ihhous, cnnc0cn NcnoWWeu.
glnQcboic miiiien im @lnilana NIT ben spc6l'
riaiioncu iic0cn sic i'm Niiremi bee Si0ot'
QuQcrab0ua'&crmallcr 3ll 0ourilano Siiahe,
Baltimore crbullid iulo
0iirQlh0it i'm 8cira1c oee 0onttaIipteilee
uiro ucranai.
Sceem elnqeboi mub Elm bealau1igier 91ed
oes Nicicrs liir iimpnnoctt Souats lSoQOOVl
Qio.. our1 cine Cheating ponle Nnni" 5apl'
bar bciqcinai icin
nor irqeuo elm uocr alle sn0cooic 80 nermer'
len. ,.. ,,,,,...
Sinotcnaer0aua &erpnlier
SnmrS s. @fciton,
@ruiiocni Der 0oniraitNeporoe.
(Cln5.2i27)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-16
0otherinc 6uffmau.

SIS narb am "a. Cliobcr 1913 nah ldnaerer
Mr0nlbci Q0ihcrne 0uiimnn, ld Sabre ali
pchcuie Naiiin oce pcriiorpcucll @co pplInnll
ubr. non BET 9eobWina brcs Spuuce prn
Ncfrn g. Soiinan VT. 249 Sho.SrUaopan,
ans taft Ncrmounic UNI Sfcliuoc oer SAINT
lie nn0 ac1iuupoOOu cuQcl0ocu. ncrlclpcu peia
5upnhncn VcictWa ani Dem 0t'icn epan'
Qcilncu ,Sricobofc" (litlo-lo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-16

9nd bic gIuaOp6eu I'M GOnarch fUnueu ben glnnO
nid 6acn 60 ogtc 9lcproientaut Gardner BON 9lolla
duictts qccrn bem @trcd)cn ciues @eihuiics cine
Gonmiiiion 5l idaiieL meldc iiber oie vGienp. mo
Geieniip gcrcitidait pecr mo Sloe Der &crcinig
ten 5taatel Gr6cbnngcu aniclcn iol" vSd] bin poll
ii0n0iq bcr5cugt Dab Die Sadie Der CcnidJcn enc I'M
0eiiac lit nn0 oo3u cine @eiobr ir Oas @riBip Der
Ccnofratc; iuio ib glailbc icrncr Dab Der Sd3adte
aott ocn 7entidcn cine Neocrloge bringcn miro.
llubeilo Giuc @eia6r fir pic Dcnoiraticl Scr @lon
Bat ieine Anht nadb oldeu 3citrngcn wic Der ,ylep
9)orf Scralo" no ,9iGu.Yort g8orlo" gc6loct Abcr
oapon abaeebcu Serr 0jaroncr fam ia Ocnten mas er
nil no in lSremoesfrciien olde eeoanten aud ans
Iprefen ST bat eood fein 9lcdt angeiitts Der 9teu
trolitais PROCLAMATION 0cs 9Srdiocne olde gniidtcn
III cincr Ggcdat ais 9lbgcoronccr oifcutlid
mS3uipredeu 9c0enaas oacn Die gnsloillmgen
o5aroncrs ser 9lcpublitauer iit 81 Gampognc3medcn
oenen oie GonereBuabl ie6t Dor Der E6iir mo 9'eu
Gnalono lit gut britiid
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-01-23
CHAPTER XIII.
The conqueror.

IN
After the extinguishment of the
Fran-beam, Abbott wanted to be alone,
to mediate on stellar and solar bright.
ness, but in this v~ociferous wilderness,
reflection was impossible. One could
not even escape recognition, one could
not even detach oneself from a Simon
Jefferson.
Got back to town again, hey?" said
Simon. That was enough about Abb
bolt; Simon passed at once to a more
interesting theme: Taken in the
Lion Show, YETI"
I'm Just waiting for nine-thirty.
+. / have an engagement" Flu
tile words, indeed, since it was now
only eight o'clock.
you come with me, then, l know
all the ropes. Hey? oh, yes, l know
mother thinks me In bed-for good
ness sake don't tell on me, she'd be
scared to death. But actually, old
man, this carnival is good for my
heart. 'Tisn't like going to church, one
bit. Preaching makes me feel OPP
pressed, and that's what scares me-
feeling oppressed" He rubbed his griz-
zled hair nervously. "Just for fear
somebody'd go tell, I've had to sneak
into all these shows like I'd been o
thief in the night"
Simon urged Abbott along in the d.
'rection taken. but a few minutes be-
fore, by Hamilton Gregory and Grace
Noir. you see," Simon painted,
when the girl fell off the trapeze-
heard about that, hey? Mother was
overjoyed, thinking I'd missed the
sickening sight. But bless your soul
II was right at the front, hanging on
to the railing, and | saw it all. Why,
she pretty near fell on me. Her foot
slipped just So" Simon extended
his leg with some agility.
WAS she killed." Abbott asked,
concealing his establishment over 81
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-01-23
~ Do Not Care What You Do" He
Said Still More Roughly.

foreboding brought a sense of faint
ness even to the boldest.
From behind the mask came thu
voice. A mighty roar shook the loose
scream-"Up, Samson, up. Samson
up!"
Then 1t was that Samson found his
voice. A mighty oar shook the losse-
ly-set bars of the central cage-they
vibrated visibly. The roar did not
come as one short sharp note OF de-
fiance; 1t rose and fell, then rose anew.
varying in the infections of the voice
Of a slave who dares to threaten, fears
ever while he threatens, and gathers
passion from his fear.
At that fearful reverberation, the
audience started up, panic-stricken.
Hitherto, the last act had been regard
ed as a badly-played comedy; now
tragedy was In the air.
Gregory and Grace Noir at that In
slant, became alive to their surround
ings. Hitherto, despising the show, re-
bellious at the destiny which had
forced them to attend 1t, they had
been wholly absorbed In their efforts
to escape observation. The roaring of
the lion startled them to a perception
Of the general alarm.
Grace chung to Gregory. "Oh, save
mel" she painted Historically.
The voice of the woman behind the
bars rang throughout the tent-"Sit
DOWN." The voice was not loud, now,
but ~singularly penetrating. "Sit down.
all of you, and remain absolutely mo-
tionless, or l am lost"
She dared not remove her gaze from
Samson,s eyes; but on hearing no rat
(To Be Continued.)
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he reached her side. How have you
the heart to run away from me after
I've been lost for weeks? Nobody
knew I'd ever be found"
Fran gave up flight, and stopped to
look at him. A smile slipped from the
corner of one eye, to get caught at the
corner of her demure mouth. when
you disappeared, you left me yourself.
A friend always does. I've had you all
the time"
Abbott glowed. Still, it isn't exact.
ly the same as If I had been able to
touch your hand. Suppose we shake
hands, little friend; what do you
say?"
Il don't say anything" Fran retort-
ed; 81 just shake"
Her handclasp was so hearty that
he was slightly disconnected. Was her
friendship so great that it left no Dom
in her heart for something greater.
Il want to talk to you, Fran, talk
and talk, oh, just about all the long
night through! Come. let me take
you back home"
Home? Me? Ridiculousl But I'll
tell you the best place that ever was,
for the kind of talking you and I
want to do to each other. Abbott, It
won't matter to you-will it?-at what
place l say to meet me. at about half
past nine?"
why, Fran! It's not eight O'clock"
Abbott demonstrated, glancing toward
the courthouse clock to find it stopped,
and then consulting his watch. do
you think l am going to wait till"
IT'LL half-past nine," said Fran, nom
chalantly. Very well. then"
But what will we do in the mean
time, IL we're not to talk till"
"We" she Knocked him. "Listen,
Abbott, don't look SO cross. I've a
friend in town with a sick daughter,
and she's a real friend so / must go
to help her, a WHILE"
He was both mystified and disap-
pointed. 81 didn't know you had any
such friends in L%ittleburg," he remon-
strated, remembering how unkind
tongues had set the village against
her.
Fran threw back her head, and her
gesture was full of pride and conf
dence. "OhI" she cried, "the town Is
full of my friends"
He could only stare at her in dumt
amazement.
"All right, them" she said with the
greatest c~heerfulness, "at half-pasi
nine. You understand the date-nine
thirty. OF course you wouldn't have
me desert a friend in trouble. Where
shall we meet, Abbott-at n~ine-thirty
Shall we say, at the Snake-Eater's?"
go, Fran" he exclaimed, I'll wait
for you as long as I must, even if it's
the eternity of nine-thirty; and I'd &c
anywhere in the world to meet you
even to the den of the Stakeholder"
That's the way for a friend to
talk" she declared, suddenly radiant
"a full Fran-sun, now, instead of the
slender penetrating Fran-beam.
Seeing a leg-lined lane opening be
fore her, she darted forward.
Abbott called-"But I can't promise
to talk to you as a friend, when we
meet-I mean, just as a friend"
Fran looked back at him, still daz
zling. Il only ask you to treat me as
WE'LL" she said with assumed humility
"as W. are told we ought to treat ouI
enemies"