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The Dolores star., 1914-11-20
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An order placing every county In
Ohio under quarantine was issued BY
the state agricultural commission.
Ia. Bevan. elected state representa-
tive In Tooele county, will Be the first
Socialist to serve in the Utah Legisla-
ture.
Fairfax Harrison. president y the
Southern Railway, was elected presi.
dent Of the American Highway Asso.
citation At Atlanta, Ga.
The Georgia Supreme Court at At
lanta affirmed the conviction Of IIsO
N. Frank. convicted Of numbering IL
year-old Mary Phasan.
Congressman-elect Joseph G. Can
non has brought suit for $4,000 dam
ages against the PressDemocrat, .
Danville, ILL.,, Democratic paper.
Gov. Henry C. Stuart issued . proc
iamation calling On Virginia to aid the
Z people Of Belgium. The governor
aims at collecting . shipload Of pro-
visions.
Plans for q nationwide prohibition
campaign were put under way at Kan
sas City at meeting OF four members
Of the national committee Of the Prohi-
bition party.
; Suits to recover S14.00O.O 900 from d.
rec.ors and former directors Of tho
st. Louis & San Francisco railroad
were dismissed in the Federal Court
in s., Louis.
Martin Burnham, . "forty-niner"
and one of the last members OF the
Society Of California Pioneers, hanged
himself at his home at Watseka, Ill.
He was 80 years old.
James Geddes, former assistant gen.
eral manager Of the Louisville L Nash
Vile railroad and surveyor of the orig
insl main line. died at Nashville, Tenn.
He was 81 years old.
Many passengers were injured when
seven electric cars crashed into two
separate rear.end collisions on the
double-tracked trestle across the low
lands between Dallas and Oakcliff. a
subuBB. A dense fog caused other
near accidents.
The fifty-first annual convention Of
the National Wool Growers Assocja-
tion closed at Salt Lake after the cleo
ton Of officers and the adoption OF
. resolutions which ask Congress to
make an appropriation for classified
ton Of all unoccupied portions Of the
public domain as to their adaptability
for grazing ana agricultural purposes.
and that pending such classification
no changes be made In the present
land laws.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-20

The chance q Jimmy Clabby and
Jimmy Gibbons making an appearance
in Madison Square Garden in New
York are slim. unless Promoter John.
son Is willing to come across with q
$4,000 guarantee.
Colorado Springs. combining an At.
tack that was the fastest and At the
same time the most powerful ever wit.
messed on Washburn field, the Tigers
ut Colorado Springs downed Denver
university's team by 81 to Z.
School Of Mines let loose the prize
football sensation Of the Rocky noun.
tain conference at Union park in Den.
yer, when It beat Colorado University,
6 to 2, In 4 game filled with old-fash.
toned football and much failure at the
new style.
The Denver Country Club held ita
annual meeting and banquet The din.
ner was served At the expense Of the
''drys," whose forty golfers went down
to defeat before . team Of equal mum.
Der representing the "wets" on the
club links In Denver.
With Governor-elect George c. Carl
son Of Colorado as the guest Of honor
of,the day. and with Governor Edward
+. Dunno Of Illinois ~ one Of the
many other notables In attendance. the
Illinois-C Chicago game At Urbana. H.,
was the big battle In the Middle West
In point OF picturesQueness a. well q
In football Importance.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-20
-Four Mine GUARDS Acquitted.

walsenburs. --Aftsf being out but
two hours. jury In the District Court
returned verdict Of not guilty In the
case Of J. c. Russell. II. G. Wetmore.
william Mccain and Joseph Macs.
four mine guafds. who were charged
with the shooting and killing OF three
strikers during the Seventh street
riot In this city on Oct. - Of last year.
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jvssss 10 Name csr.ssa's sssesssss

Judges 10 Name csrseeWs sveeesees.
FORT coilins.-Ocorge Garrison. GOV.
esnor.eiect. who In also present district
attorney OF this judicial district. and
public prosecutor. viii resign that 20
sition. There are = number u attor.
ncys who are willing 70 take the place.
Uader the Law thu judges Of tho dis
trict have the selection Of one 10 fiil
any vacancy that occurs IN the offics
q public 1rosseutos. A. the attorney
has not filed bis rsslgnatioa. shs
judges have No official ksovls1eo q
thsrs betng any vaaascy % mn
The Dolores star., 1914-11-20

Western Newspassr ussoa Move ssrviea
Fort Collins. Beet growers II north
ern Colorado Monday received et.ois..
900 for their crops. Ths amoants ars
divided TO the diffsrent towns IN the
diatrict-Fort collinS esso.o00; Love.
land. e6eo. 900: -0rsslsy. e3sS.000:
Windsor. ell2.0Oo: Eaton. ele0.000:
Fort Morgan. es3o.oo0. and os0e.00o q
Lonsmont. This b the big payment
q the year. ~ Il includes the part Of
the season when al farmers were 90
lively engaged in sending their bests
to the factories.
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eisds No Hess end Aasssh olsssss.
Denver. - Not . single Instances
which gives rise 10 serious suspicion
OF hOof and mouth disease among
Colorado cattle has been discovered,
according 10 DR.. w. w. Yard. state
veterinarian. although the lines q
quarantine are being drawn tight In
every section Of the state and investi.
gators are alert a. stock yards. farms,
shipping and receiving centsrs. This
10 IN excellent time. says Dr.. Yard.
for tho people 10 note the efficiency
Of colorsdo's veterinary police sys-
TEN.
eitsesersid oivss Parole.
Denver.--Acting Governor Fitsgar.
raid granted parole % Edward Beits.
who was sentenced to serve thirty
days In tho county IAN.
Investigates Trails osrvses psstssG.
Denver. Claude ". Fnirchild, ~
spcctoe for the State Public Utilities
Commission. went 70 Alamosa To In
veseigats . complaint By citisens
against the beaver q RIO OrsnAs
railroads suspensjou Of . daily pao.
senser train service between gsliAa
and Alsmosa. Ths company recently
stopped the daily service and insel.
tsssa trs.wsskly ssSvics bstwesa To
two towns. running . MIXED poseen0eg
an1 fFstghs train. 4 number q ele1.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-20


The Moose Supreme Council CO.
vsned In Denver for . three-day So
saoa.
The Jewish Consumptive Relief -
eSety has opened It's training school
eof nurses st it, sanatorium In Edge
water.
Reports from oil Sections Of TIE NJ
lioaal forests In the cektral Rockiss
Indicate that the 1914 fire season b
m1ed.
Two hIghwaymen. one carrying ~
vo1ver. held up and robbed A. B. Ste
vsas Of Denver Of ten cents. all the
msaey he had In his pockets.
The ten-day campaign Of the House
d the Good Shepherd In Denver. Which
cbeeed with . banquet and dance.
astted the institution 9s1,S1s.6s.
TIE net profit Of the Denver 0as
snd Electric Company for the fiscal
vsar ending Sept. 20. was ei.40e.sS1.
- about S35 for every family In the
city.
Ccor's Brewery at Golden h to b
dismantled and the plant removed to
California In June Of next year, &C.
cordins to information from San Fran.
cisco.
A total Of l2.63s persons were ar
rested by the Denver police depart
ment during the last ten months. OF
"1r Ii,ise ~e'e noa s"s -
zoo "'"e" s"u ss
Ihere ID no need q rear that tho
1908 ana mouth disease. wnfch u prev
ssent among i've STOCK OF the EAST
~. ."'vI .o'o.sao' soco'uns " VI
'u' s'~'e 'e'e'"'
several persons Interested In the
WORK OF the City Gardens Association
are anxious to procure an appropria-
uon OF 5000 from the Denver city
Sss'oners 70 carry ON 'ne' "orA
A'' '
Accordins 10 the revised estimsses
presented to the Denver City Council
tne totai cost Of running the govern
men'' courts SCHOOLS. PARKS ana SUP
I.m .onss'on' ID n'e' ~ i'io
''''iVi'''' =.
VI. y. u uiDson OF Denver receiveo
: teiegram IRON baitimere, ANNOUNCE
ing MS e'ecton % president OF INC
american association OF chnics' Nc
$3.50 =" os'" ~ "
me oenver Clearing House Associ.
ation agreed 10 suoscrioe seoo'ooo on
tne co'!on poor OF $iso'ooo,ooo 70 DC
siseu ior 'ne purpose Oh .Ans
loens upon co''on grown IN 'ne Sou'"'
I'VE Thousand cavalry anu sr'aery
norses' representing an investment OF
more .nan sooV,vV' are ne'ns put
cnesed IN Coiorsoo ana western s's.es
.or use ~ tne Aknsn troops ON IN
Oaltictse'os OF neisium ana france.
Death claimed Mrs. J. 7. Hall, wafe
Of the general agent Of the Santa re
railroad IN denver. MRS. nan nao
osen IN 'nssna s,"ce '.s, e.ehveI'
.nen sne 'en anu 'r~c.u,eo ner NY
ourins tne heaVy s"o"ish.
Commissioner Otto Thum Of Denver
issued an order that no Christmas
trees shall be cut within the limit Of
500 feet OF the Mountain PARK roads
or property. this being the limit over
"nicn tne Guy mas contro'.
Richard Morris. %. one Of the old
est residents OF Ohio, died In Denver
at the home Of his niece. Mrs. r. D.
White. with whom he had been visit
Ing for two months. His death was
due to paralysis. from which he had
been suffering for three years.
The plunging OF an automobile over
a twenty.foot embankment on Linden
avenue In Trinidad resulted In the In
slant death Of Corporal Philip Nassau
Of Troop X. Eleventh United States
cavalry. and the serious injury Of Ser
gesnt Harold Howard OF Troop K and
Albert Flags, an employee of the Ken
meth mine at Tsbasco.
Denver II a fine city and Colorado
Is a great state. both with wonderful
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Nay.

Hay.
~. o. D. Dsnver. Carload Prics.D
Colo. upland, per ton ....11.eeO15.oo
Nebraska upland. per ton sO00l0.o0
Second bottom. Colorado
and Nebraska. per ton S.s06 e.so
Timothy. per ton ........1lo00fS.ee
Alfalfa, per ton .......... I000 ~
South Park. choice. per ton. 1900
Ban Luis Valley, per ton. eOO0 lO.00
0unnison Valley. per ton. .1i.0o@12.0e
Straw, per ton ........... S.bV0 49,
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Warrior for villa Merssliy shss.

Walsenburg.-Lo scdilio. ~.
nurvivor OF some Of the heaviest fight.
ing In the Mexican revolution. was
MORALLY wounded by Marcio Arno fol.
lowing = quarrel. said TO have orsgi-
mated over woman. Sedilio returned
TO Huerfano county three weeks ago
after trouble with villa In Mexico.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-20

chlsses ossie ssd pssvlssea psssse.
chicaso.-Wheat--N 3 re-. ei.1sx
01.1tk: No. : hard. oi.i3h01.1lx.
C0sn-No.: : yellow. $50 7N3ko
New. Toe: No. , yellow. 7s01s; 80.
s70s7&c.
0s.s-No. whias. ~7kG ~: stasA
ard, t9G te<c.
Rye-No. :. el.03N i.o3is.
narley--GO6f7 lie.
Timoihy-e3.7s0S.3S.
Clover-oiO. 900 1t.0O.
Posk-ei7.So.
omsha Live oeeet osslsaleaA
oosth naha.--tloGs-tieavy. o7.lo
o7.ss LIGHT. o7.sO07.eS: ~, Mn
o7.6o; bulk. o7.ts07.Tk
Cattle--NAftve slessu. o7.eoOlo1os
cows al helfsrs, oe.0o07.se; Weal-
en- stsesu. oe.360t.7e: To1as o1oogn.
ox.7eo7.D6: cows 81 heo1Drs, os1oD
loo: calves. o7.7S0l0.1e.
oAesD = YeesllAgA e5.eo414es
~: s:!ls's 's-sss''' - 49,
pvsee = oUoaN
NM Yegt.-nou n1(ne-vGA -
hssss, 49,: soo1sooeUl IN.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-20

TIE gathering 10 about over. and
two Of the dumps close to Fort Coz
lins have been closed because their
Ibsets ere all shipped. The factories
have enough on hand b keep then
busy slicing until the middle Of Jan
uary.
With the close Of the season has
come some reports Of tremendous SUI
gar Yields. Il. r. Dilts. . renter on tho
Click farm, turned In several loads Of
hests that tested Is per cent sugar.
The per cent means that one-Quarter
Of his crop was solid sugar. Several
farmers have had tests Of - per cent.
The Fort Collins factory made rec
ord run the night Of Nov. IL. That
night the force sliced 1.1SS tons Of
beets and finished .4.ss5 sacks Of
sugar. The largest number sacked
previously was twenty-five less.
Two carloads Of beet seed, direct
from Rotterdam, Holland. are ON the
way from New Orleans. The best COM
pany sent w. c. Petrikin TO Germany
two months ago. and he bought thS
seed and had 1t shipped to Rotterdam.
It was placed In an American boat and
has not been landed on United States
soil. Growers are assured Of seed sui.
ficient for next years planting.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-20

Corn and eumpins On Same Acreage.
Longmont. - The raising Of two
crops on the same ground has
proved most profitable to some Of the
farmers In the Longmont section this
year.
Until two or three years ago II was
not believed that corn could be raised
with any success In this section. but
with the advent Of the silos for cat.
tie feeding. some OF the farmers ex-
perimented last year with small
acreage. with satisfactory results.
The two crops were planted on the
same ground. neither interfering with
the growth Of the other. The corn
crop proved to be equal to that raised
In the famous corn states. the growth
Of the fodder being heavy and the
kernels large and solid. making .
profitable crop BY itself. being worth
to the feeders from $50 to $40 per
acre.
The pumpkin crop. which ut plant
Ing time was regarded a. secondary.
In most cases proved the most valu-
able. The contract price 10 20 per
ton and the yield from fifteen to
twenty-five tons to the acre. making
two Of tie easiest crops to tend, 10
turn about 500 per acre.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-20

Goos.
Eggs. graded No. ] net. ..
O. b. Oenver. ............ -
Eggs. graded No. 3 net. y.
o. b. Denver. ~
Eggs, case count. less CON.
mission .............. 70o0A1S
MnBlu oSWoS
Creameries. en-. Colo. lb.... 23U3l
Cfeameries. 81. East. d.. S3o3A
Creameries, "a grade. h.. -
prOCees ..............ss.ss -
Packing stock .......... -
Fruit.
Apples. Colo. new. boz -. .7sQl1e
Pears. Colo. .Lsso1oo
Vegetables.
Cabbage. Colo, cwt. 1880. 100 -
Celery. Colo. dos. .......... 800 ~
Oai0ns. Colo. cwt. ....... .i.0o0l .16
Potatoes. Colo. ............ 500 LIS
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Chino Copper ;lst Presk ssss,Ses.

Colorado Springs. total net
profit Of the Chino Copper Company
for the third quarter Of the present
year amounted TO e5s6.ts5.i3. and the
gross production Of copper for the
quarter was il.t9i.i?0 pounds. accord
Ing to the quarterly report.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-20

Fire Destroys Nigh sehssl.
Canon City.--Fire Of unknown origin
destroyed the South Canon high school
building here. The ioss II about eis..
90.
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Good hogs ...............zaess.ss
The evening world., 1914-08-26

-TAer. y TOO much At stake. Am I
Now, like most tat men. Lawrence
Glass was fond Of his rest, and since
his arrival At the Flying Heart his
sleeping hours had been shortened
considerably. 90 for once he agreed
with the Californian.
"And ri sleep here with him II you'll
put couple OF cots in ths place
But suppose Mr.. Speed won't do
IT." questioned Miss Blake.
You ask him, and he won't refuse"
said Jean.
we don't want to see him defeat
3D." urged Helen's other suitor; At
which the sirl rose. saying doubt
"of seurss I'll do my best IL you
think re really important"
fully. while Fresno Congratulated
himself upon an easy victory.
'I'll ask him at once, but you must
come along. Jean. and you too. Mr..
Glass"
Tho two girls took Speeds trimmer
with them, and went forth In search
Of the young man.
ITS UP to you fellows to see that
he gots to bed early" said Fresno.
when he and Slower were alone.
Leave II to us. And a. for gettin'
UP. We turn in at daylight. I don't
reckon he could sleep none after that
striped elastic COILS Of V Il. exercises 90 .ss
against the wall. II didn't want TO
speak about II while they were here"
said he. "but one Of them young
ladies lost her garters."
That's not q pair Of sarters. that's
. chest weight"
"Jest walt for whatf"
,"Chest weisht-chest developer"
"Oh!" Slower examined tho device
curiously. II thought . chest devel-
oper came in q bottle"
Fresno explained the opsration Of
the apparatus. at which the eow-man
remarked. admiringly:
amt hef"
think sol"
''Surei Don't youf"
Fresno explained his doubts BY .
crafty lift OF his brows and . shrug.
II thought so-at hrst."
Slower wheeled upon him abruptly.
whats wrongf"
'Oh. nothing"
After q pause tho foreman re-
marked. vaguely. Hes the intercolls-
git champeen OF Yale"
"Oh. no. hardly that, or I would
have heard Of him."
Amt he no champeenr
champion Of the running broad
smile and the half-miie talk. per-
haps."
"Ain't he a foot-runner
perhaps. rye never seen him run.
but have my doubts"
Good Lord!" moaned Slower.
weakly.
HE may be the best Splinter In the
country. mind you. but I'll lay little
bet that ne can't run hundred yards
without sustenance."
without what7"
"Sustenance-someth TO eat"
"Well, we've got plenty for him TO
eat" said the mystifled foreman.
"You don't understand. However
time will tell"
"But We amt got no time. We've
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our decorations7" she in
quired.
"They are more or less athletic" he
declared. WAS It Mr.. Speeds idea?"
Eyes. He wanted training quar-
ters."
TITS a Joke, isn't TT"
II don't think so. Mr.. Fresno. why
do you dislike Mr.. Speed?"
Fresno bent a warm glance upon
the questioner. Don't you known"
Helen shook her head with bland
innocence. Then you do dislike
him."
mo. indeed! I like him--he makes
me laugh" Helen bridled loyalty.
did you sec those medals no wore
yesterday" the young man queried.
"Of course. and I thought them
beautiful"
How were they inscribed? He
wouldn't let me examine them"
Naturally. II i had trophies like
that i would guard them. too"
Fresno nodded musingly. II gave
mine away"
"Oh. are you an athlete?"
mo. but timed foot-race once.
The evening world., 1914-08-26
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Bear this mind not only for yourself but for any your friends
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and a bulletin board. Hs said you'd
sure need . bath after workin' that
chest developer. We amt got no
scales. nor no board. but we'll tosgle
up some sort Of q bath for you. The
blncksmith's maxim . souirtsr to 20
on the bar'l."
Very well. put II wherever you
wish. I sha'n't use H.
II wouldn't overlook nothin'. n I
was you," said Willie. In even milder
tones than Slower had used.
You overwhelm mo with these lit
tie attentions" retortsd Mr.. Speed.
"Whors you goin' 10 run to-dAy7"
inquired the FIRST speaker.
don't know. Why7:
We thought you might do . han
dred yards hgin time"
"Nixl" tnterposed Glass hurriediy.
II can't let him overdo at the start.
Besides, We Amt got no stop watch"
II got . regular watch" said Willie.
and ! can catch you pretty Gloss.
Wed admire to Sc you travsl soma
But 0iass VOWED ma. he was in
would not permit It. Once outside.
however. he exclaimed: That's moro
Of Fresno's work. wally! tell you.
he's Jerry. He'll rib them pirates 70
clock you. and II they do--well, you'd
better keep runnin'. that's ALL"
You can do me q favor" said
Speed. buy that watch"
'Thers's other watches on the
buy them all ana bring me the
bin"
Before setting out on his daily
Grind Speed announced to his trainer
that he had decided to take him
along for company. and when that
corpuieht gentleman rebelled on the
ground that the day was too sultry
his employer would have mono OF It.
30 together they trotted away later
in the morning. Speed in his silken1
suit. Oiass running nat-footed And
with great effort. But once safely
hidden from view. they dropped Into
q walk. and. selecting . favorabls
resting place, paused. Speed Lighted
a cigarette, Glass produced . dock
OF cards from his pocket. ana thsy
played seven-up. Having covered
five miles in this exhaustine fashion,
they returned to the ranch In time
for luncheon. Both ate heartily. Tor
the exercise had agreed with them.
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tCourisht. 1910. BY Hnpss 4 sro,SssJ

eYNoPsis or PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
=; sSTSs' e. s. ,ns g. ,ss ssa &:
,Scs Ercr tb.I is tSotnss .by ths coSs q
q u ylyins Helrt, Y. sniStsinine house party.
sss:s ssS; S :ls; . eh " ss : ..: !:
lelyt4 On gpcsd to win back thslr Photograph
lee 49, .Hssa him rousins welcome on hie
ne IN R y 3. csS s S:SS .eS n *. Ss
@ ssa f''s; Sss; s.i. s;'s named a. .s.n';
gnnasum A. fitted no a. training ouaftsn.
d Ms.S "a ID soSni Ssss'Ss Il the
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made this race pay or play a week
from Saturday. and the bets ara
down. we was afraid the Centipede
would welsh when they seen who We
had. SO We framed 1t hathaway.
restraint that was admirable. ITS
none Of my business" said he with q
III guess RI tell wiliis and the
bovs |" vSucbsafed Hi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mo, noi Don't breathe a word
rye said 10 YOU. He may be a
crschsrjass. ana I woul9u't DO him
came, I wish no hadn't broken my
stcP P;.:.. H.. $. ,.,.. , u
pose"
what do you think7"
Slower mopped the sweat from his
brow.
Cant We time him with q ordinary
vatchf"
"9urA We can take yours. II won't
b. exact but. ,s., ,,,,.
last night at the Centipede. wiliie's
got one. though"
Fresno od rs sSS; a. rss..u 1 then
hearing the object OF their discussion
approaching with MS trainer, tne two
strolled out through the DunAoon'
Slower q prey 70 Q new orn sucpl
cion. Fresno musing TO himself that
diniomsSy we a.. not , : nOs' 1 ynn .rs,.
You're nns tIenS. ~ ~.
were Inside the symnAsiu"' "os'
made you say 'yes~
II had to-. . ,.
Rot Larryl lou psyed ln.o
Fresno,s hands oenoSrasc,y. T ~
I've got to epend my exon.m oc
while he sits In the hammock Ana
SINCE Dearie." He snook NY nesa
eloomily. VINO Knows "n@t may
happen u.
1T will 90 you 5000 70 GET some
the exasperated sutton. II want to
make love. Do you think I came all
the way from New York to Sleepy !
can DO that at Yale"
"Take II from me. 30. you've got
plenty Of time to win that dame
Eight hours 10 . workin' DAY any
where"
for courtsns don't begin until . p. NJ.
rye got myself into . nns mees.
haven't II Just when Night spreads
. her sable mantle ana Dan Cupid
J string up his bow. I must forsaks my
, lady love and crawl into the hay. Oh.
you're a good trainerl"
YOU'D better oan some Of this love
talk and think moro aoous foot
: racin'."
"It can't be donei Nine o'clocni
, rather funny, though. Isn't it3" Speed
was not the sort 10 cherish even . real
grievance for any consider.ble time.
"rf II had happened TO anybody else
. Td laugh myself sick"
[ Glass ohuckled. The whole thing
10 q hit. Look at this Joint, for In.
stance" He took In their surround
III looks about o. much IKE I sym.
why don't you get I Morris chaiI
and . mandolin"
{ There are two reaaons, said Spees
;. fAcet1ously. First. II tekes an etn,
lsts TO set out OF Horris cnaf' sna
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CHAPTER VIII.

- LAWRENCE GLASS WAS be-
dining to IKE New Mex
loo. Not only did II afford
4 tinss Of romance. dis
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CHAPTER VII.

- ERkELEY FRESNO was
devoting himself to Miss
N Blake.
What do you think OF
our decorations7" she in
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tContinusdD
ALLY looked at her with
concern. for IL was plain
w that she was deeply
troubled.
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