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dropped home in his mind like bolt in a socket Unconscious of the pas sage of time, he did not heed the door open or realize Partow's presence un- til he felt Partow's hand on his shoul- der.
 T see that you didn't look into any Of the pigeonholes,' the chief 0f staff observed
 Lanstron pressed his finger-tips on the manuscript significantly.
 No. It is all there!".
 ''The thing being to carry it out!" said Partow. God with us!" he add ed 0evoutly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-20
Don't he Bothered with Coughing

Stop it with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It spreads soothing healing coatin g as it glides down the throat, and tickling, hoarseness, and nervous hacking, are quickly healed. Children love it-tastes good and no opiates. A man in Texas walked h miles to a drug store to get bottle Best you can buy for croup and bronchial coughs. Try it. Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-20

GIRLS BE BEAUTIFUL-Send 50 cents for jar of Mrs. McC0rmick's Beauty Cream, it promotes and per- fleets that irresistible charm a beauti- full complexion. Use it and improve your complexion and be charming. Lady agents wanted. BEHRENS DRUG CO.,, Waco. Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-20
Orpheo Monday, Rose E. Tap.ey.

As we have been greatly imposed upon we will deliver all work strict ly cash on delivery, parties not wishing to pay c. o. D. will please not ring for our deliveryman, as they have strict orders to return all work which they are unable to collect for.
 Flank Dietrick's Clothing Hospital, 220 1-2 Main street. over Goldberg's Shoe store. Phone 1926. 8-8-1m
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No. 666

This is prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or CHiLLS d FEVER.
 Five or six doses will break any case, and if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not return. It acts on the liver better than CalomeI and does not gripe or sicken. 25c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-20

Fall is here. Get that Detroit Jewel or Reznor Heater right now at Cleveland Matthews HdW. Co. ti
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-20

Anyone wishing -o buy or sel Jefferson County Script, call on Chas Veil Supply Go. A Lame Back-Kidney Trouble
 EOncoc Tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-20
Causes It.

And it will give you even worse if not checked. Mrs. H. T. Straynge Gaihsville, Ga., was fairly down on her back with kidney trouble and in famed bladder. She says: "I took Foley Kidney Pills and now my back is stronger than in years, and both kidney and bladder troubles are en- tirely gone." Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-20
ARKANSAS
 Proud of Hendrix College The OnlyEndoweo College ($3OO, OOO) in Arkansa:


 library and rden Next
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-20
Until at twelve he takes his flight To the place where dinner is in sight.
THESE TASTE RIGHT

Van Camps Pette-pos Peas. Heinz Sweet, Mixed, bills and Sour Pickles. String Beans, Turnip Greens, Sweet Potatoes, Belle Springs Creamery Butter.
 FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-20

Apple CrOGuettes. Add half cup of soft bread crumbs to pint of thick sour apple sauce and mix we'll shape in balls, roll in crumbs, then in beaten egg and milk and again in crumbs. Fry in deep fat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-20

Vegetable Cro4nettes. Chop cold vegetables. emitting potato, mix with thick cream sauce, season highly with salt. pepper, onion juice and chopped parsley; shape egg and crumb them and fry ill deep fat.
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a.an sfigabnt y Lii oas -sine. ao.ts slall-
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Catherine gasffe an BRIGHTON Ger
man gant 60. $25O0.
fsrans Mesp an ApoLIo .. unb 6.
60. $1,000.
Gotpnrb q. Grodman an Carthage
2. unb &. u. S1700.
yioob gabbs an bisicibe. $500.
9abriel Sonts an gIenodlt .. nnp
6. u. 60. S40O.
Woobn 6. pulliam ON 2ion 6. uno
9. 60. $500.
Sobn s. S'5ara an aporbals 6.
unb y. 60. 5000.
Stnnie 8. Sfout an Wtdraarst 81.
4errp. $1,000.
gsorse Snnber an :. 80. Grcpper.
$500.
pothbursd W. WaIters an @eiisrn
German gant. s250o.
eoipdrb s. grooIsn an gDeft Eno
y. unb 2. SO. $4,000.
Caroline 5rontenbsrdtr an So.
Werner. $1,000.
sotnrp 6. g1tss an 0pe qart Saps
ings 9ans. S4250.
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GranbeiseHtbums .Sspotbefen,
6 ineinnati, 26. San.
Yeue 5npotbeten.

Vene 5ppotbefen.
Wiliiam g. 6snrn an Mppbburu
4psnue 6. unb .. SO. $1250.
gIi5ubsib aasier an Weiipoof
9omeiteab SO. $1,000.
anna y. Yaque an Grpolition g.
unb z. 60. 5000.
2aprenee Sssatore an 12. Warb g.
ano 6. SO. $500.
elmsr pfal5sraf OIL Rattle 8psdIs
$500.
Rora 6. grOipu an Soutbsrn ObiD
6. unb 3. 60. $500.
sSsroel 8. plotnid an Gitiyns 8.
u .Ro. 2. $4,000.
2enrn 8. 8osten an biefelbe. $500.
0dbri.l 6. Cones an Glenbc!e g.
uno &. u. 60. $500.
Roiie 6. Geusrs an Glenn 9. unb
6. u. $1,000.
Stnnie MoibaB on 6. Nasrien.
$500.
apuife M. 0d5eille an sbe Games
u. GoiieDp go. $500.
WolIie Diebl an gitiaens .. u. 30.
2. $1,000.
5eltna Gebler an %. Wnrb 6. unb
.. 60. $25O0.
gellie WeMius an Mpomins 6. unb
@. 60. $3.50.
v. Burnett on Warp pntton u. u.
$500.
0etilgfe 6ppptbefen.
Ism. DonIe on Crmonbe e. unb g.
60. $1,000.
3enrp g. Nnrtborbt an Gongrsb 3.
u. Go. $4,000.
Dtritlbe an gIiSabsib Rodgers.
$613.
Jcbn 6eiob an 8. 0aneon. $500.
Q0rrr DidmoR an eagle 9 .unb
n 4. &aooo.
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Nergeltung.
Roman bon 6. Ruoorff.
(Tottfebnna.l

| Wtetn GrpBpater legte groben Mertf
ouf ben Ring unb fragte ben Shlob.
peripaIter, oh man ben 9raben mob
oblaiien tonne? Cine 8prri1tune ou.
81 mar pprhanoen unb mon so9 Dis
Sdleuien nit Der srDBten Sprgiam.
feIt, oamit feline StrDmung bas alei.
mob fort3ufpiiIen permpge. glber trot
hss emilgen Sudens pon Seiien Dee
8raFen uno feines Dieners mar oer
Ring niht 81 erbliden. Wlibmutbia
Inmi6ritt Der aIte Serr bas Shlob
uno ipollte eben purh bag 6auptppr=
tai iih nad ieinem 3iinmer begsben,
als er i'm S6lamme oes 9rabens ets
mas 8Ion5enbes benerfte. Gr ruff ieiz
nen 0iener hsrbei, ipeIher ppl 5rsube
ben perlorenen Ring berpprsiebt. Wie
ipar es ober mDsli6 gsfpeIen, oaB Der
Ring big an Die entegeneeIeBte Seite
oes ShloiIes fortgsfiibrt iein tonnts2
Np1 betrahtete Der Grof ooa Siaunen
Den aing, ais Der SflpbperlpaItsr nit
sinem 5!peiten Rings berbeieilt, ben sr
unter bem @rterfeniter tisf i'm
Sdlamm peritedt iosbsn oefunoen.
IS blieb nun tein 3tpeifeI, oab Der
bon meinem 8roBpatsr Suerit sntbedte
Ring berIeIbe ipar, ben elmer unierer
9orfabreu einit boa llsbermuth meg
asihlsubert bate. mlein @rpBpoter
lieB beios Rin9e ourb Elm tIeines
SdiIo gu einem ReiF psrbinbsn uno
trug. I'm ieoer 8sfabr beg 9erliersns
por3ubeugen, bieien an ieinsr llbrtette
befeiti9t. 8as Oliid blieb ibm inn
nterbar treu, lpas er aud uniernlbm,
es bate giinitiesn Grfolg, unb niemaIs
ipuroen bsi ibm pber Ipdter BEL mel
nem Batter tranrigs Grsi9nifs in Der
Tamiliendronit per3eidnet.
aebnlihe Sagsn, in peItsn Sobols
be, 3lpsrge, quite lno b0ie 6dusgeiIter
iid hilfreih ooer f9abenbringeRb ge.
3eigt, ipubten Der 5rsiberr unb Der ga
ron nod mitSutheiIsn. @raf Sternau
bsoauerts, bab in feirer 5amilis, bic
freilih ibren Stamnbaum niht ourh
Sabrbunoerts perfoIasn tonne, iih ME
mails CUTE Setter bemiiht b1ttsn, uno
er oaber gsnotbigt gspsisn lei, bic
Gunit Der Meni6sn uno ales ionit
Misunderstanding, iit mlbepoq su err
iperben. 3uIeBt frogte er ben GraFen
8ernbarb, ob er Die Strait Der Rings
bereits an iid IeI6it erfdbren2
sd babe ni6t barauf geahtet; unb
Define 2iebe, Gina, oas orobts Slid,
pelfes mir geporben." penbete iit
Graf Bernhard on feline graut. bic
hubs ich bod tpobI mir isIbsr unt teis
nerlei 3aubertrdften 3u perbanten?~-
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9rtttes aaptteL.

@m ndbiten 9ormittog fu6ren Del
| Sreibsrr, feline Gattin lIno oas grauta
paur nah Sberau, Tim 6rou pbnW.pQr
NIP, Die nod iortlpdbreno trGntelte
elnen 8eiua abSuitatten. lllriie IpieI,
te nit Sternau Shah i'm 8arteniaaIe
aIs Elm 3ele8ramm aus Der Rsiiosn1
eintraf, bsfsn Snbalt sr fofort uIrit,
mittbeilts. Die Gepeihe lautets.
nSebre unber3iiqli6 3uriid; pidtiet
4ngelegenbeiten iinb 3u orbnsnl Curt.
SD lperbsn aud sic uns bsrIaiTen
liebsr Gjraf. 9as bsbouere idb auber,
oroentlih."
sd bante Sbnen fir s6re orob.
Site, perebrtes SSrduIsin! sic tonnsr
faum alaubsn, pis fdmersIih aud it
baDon beriibrt tperbs, 70 balb ifeissn
81 miiffsn!"
~Wdnn geoenten Sic 5u rsiien2"
Die 0epeIhe eiebt in ibrer tnoppen
JaiTuns 10 pislsn 9eutungen Baum
tIingi meinem Gefuble mad, - 70
bsunrubigenb, baB id fofort Sumaufs
bruh riiiten ipiirbe, lpenn Der Gntel
unb bic sanis anipeisnb tpdren. Ssbt
nerbe id ieIb'tperiidnolih beren Riidz
funft abtporten unb ben Radt3ue be-
nubeH.
Die aunbe bon Der einstroffsnen
Depef6e unb Der 4brsiTe Stsrnau's
perbreitete iih ihnen i'm Ghloifs. mu.
non, bon beren Seite Srbad an siefem
8ormittage gar niht mid, burhfubr
es nit jabem Shret. gr piirbe rei=
ZEN unb 3iirnte ibr!
Dus Wdbfsn erftien nitt bei Der
Waittasstafel; llIrite faste, pab Wla=
non unipobl iei uno iit nieb.reelsgt
babe.
.Wir tamen s.itern erit beim Nor
gengrauen nad bauis uno WanOn fins
bereits lDieoer su arbeiten an. aIs 4ae
nod Der Rufe pflegten. Das lieb.
Wtdb6en 1T cart gebaut uno Ie1nea aez
ipa1ien, ba rd6i iih cine ioIhe llebers
anitrengung itets."
Sernau mar nm Nahmittage balo
nit bemginpaden fertig u. ba fsin3ims
mer nit ben sufammengeitelten Heiie>
effesten ibm einen unangsnebmen gins
brud ma6ts, 70 siinoete er eine gigarrs
an nnb begab iib in has ioeenannt.
/. .Gefe3imIer" bes erften Gtodes. um
Die angetOmmenen 3eitunsen burdsus
ieben.
Bon bieIem 2efe3immsr fiibrte cine
5biir in ben tleinen SaIon, bic anbere
in glma's Bpilbnir bas bIaue Cd
simmer. uripriinslid tparen beibe
Rdnme nur ein fh0nes brei syeniter
breites Gemad gsfpefen; Gina bate
Iebo9 oas 3iinmer gu grDB unb nnbes
9ogiih gefunbsn unb 10 mar es burf,
line 5ol5nano IN atpei unglsihe 6alfeI
Ten getbeilt fporben, beren fIeinere fie
Iiir fiA IN 4nfprun nnbm unb iebr
9ibfh nusftatten IieB.
Gtsz1e@ hatts ji6 tanul auf tinsuI
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2n ipGtl

DaS iino Die beioen idreflihiten
Borte fiIr bie 9eoauernstpertben
fpel6e ibren aorper ourh ueberan.
itrensuna III 9enuB ODER arbeit rui.
nirten uno Damn ieinem eIeno fiber.
lieBen, anltatt linn 5u Silfe 8u fom.
men, Die to0tlihen Site aus Dem
aorper 81 entfcrnen uno Die Sen66o-
ten oes 5ooes in 8eitalt bon 8Dspep.
fie, Wiagen-, Seber- llno Rierenleioen
fern5ubalten. Sorget bafiir, oaB es
nitt 8it ipdt! miro, ionbern 6elft
eurem aorper BEL 3eiten nit oen Be.
rilbnlten ct. Bernard -arauterpilen,
Die oenielben fraftig unb geiuno er.
baIten. 25 Gents. slae slpotbefen.
g.S.
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0rnuosissHtbHmss sllsbertrasuuaeu.
Gincinnati, 26. c,an.

Caroline 0ursler an WiIIiom Subs
ion u. 4no., Got % in Der barriion
9Omeiteab glog. glif. 4obitiOn gu
9urriion. 81.
). .. GouDer an Charlotte M. gae
gers. Got 2 in dreberid Msiaer's I'm.
tsrabtbeitung in Weittpoob. 81.
eatrrine Ruit an Worit Reufino
u. 4nb., % bel 81 Jub an Der Dsilton
'Strabe. 81.
4nna arns an r. SO. glkra, S
Sabre Ya6t auf Cots 134 unb 1876 in
2. 2. gropn's lnttrnbtbsiluna in
Wooblaipn. 5abrlihe Mietbe So.
Charles 8. Craig an gli3abetb ades
Ter. 279.5 bel 100 syub an Der Glib
ielte Der 4pplegate Aptnue in gbepiot.
$1.OO.
1be Sdtlep pnrt 90. an 50. 6.
6aEpsr. 20ts go. ass 1o6 naa 1se
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4 III Der llnterabtbeillns ~, Oafls,
| Part, OafIen. 81.
Wilton s. GareD On R. 8. greIdp
aontrdtt gum 9erlani BON 56.28 bei
| 1925 GUS on Der gcetmon Strabt
| fir $500.
emma Bed an ssneob grennemann
Got yio. 35 pon 5. 70. Giblsn's In.
terabtbellnng in Terra Mltd, $75.
Ratie gaedlls an glmer pIaISgraf
% bel 120 6ub an Der Beitieits ber
Gun Gtrobe.. 81.
Sennie y. 8. gBillians an Ben
aarp. 5 Sabre Qad,t auf 0us Gisens
thum betannt nls 41a Glart Strdbe.
Wipnutlite Mieibe $45.
oorrD 8. GIeneap II. @no. an Voro
8. grcipn, Got 152 in Der glsmere
Spnoifot linternbtbeiIung. 81.
6arrp 3reBlsr an Catherine GreBs
Ter, Got 576 in 6. s. 9optins' 8. I'm
terabtheiIiins in Glmtpooo. 81.
Caroline Souer an 9uItap 8.
Weier, 5 Sabre poht aui ben 9aDsns
ranm on Der NorpoitsGde Der Gsnirll
apenue unb ganmiller Sfrabe. Wio=
notlihe Ulietbe $50.
5be little q. & 7. Co., Sruitse. an
Spbn JilIen, Got 142 In Der Wuibe
,naton Seights unterabtbeilung. $50.
Gilbert u. Sieblsr an Wilsr Bro
TIERS, 2 Sabre paft aui ben 2aoen.
ronm in pem erogeidloB 0ss 8ebdu=
fes, betannt ols bos 5rcano 8ebduoe.
Rc, 2182 GeniraI Npcnue, gri9hton.
Sdbrlife mietbe $3.50.
6ubert 6. gosllsts an 6. RisIion,
i Sabr gadt auf 40 bei $50 SUB an
Der SfiIeite Der Gjlsnmore Apenue.
.s5dbrIids Wiistbe $50; pripiIesium pss
antaufs su $500.
Qalra 6ospt an CHARTS 6. 9eipis,
SO Sub an Der Deitieits Der goate
Strabe. 81.
5enrn u Rurrs an 5srman 6srbig
u. 9lno., % Sabre paht auf as bel
125 5ub an Der Citieite Der 9empsr
qpcnus, 112 SUB norblid pom Der
Ghura Strabe in St. gernoro. sSdbrs
life Wietk $39.70. nit Dem Nntollfss
gripilsaium III 1892.
'9apio 80. allen an Oabriel &.
Sores, 9beil BON Got 135 in Gram
forb &: 6larfs lluterabtbeiIilng in
Glsnoule. $3.50.
Sennis Matbab on Goa &. SnDer,
81 bel 100 5ub an Der Suoisiie Der
WaosrIp Npenue, 81 SUP 0ItIi1 BON
Der SpanAoe 2loenus in RorsDooo. 81.
Soa 6. Snpbsr an Seunie Waibab,
90 bsi 15O 5ub an Der WeItieite Der
5loral Npents in glorpooo. 81.
Charles u. 5rsempsr an Sba 9.
5ones, Got 102 in s. 81. RuFsa's I'M
terdbtbeiIung in Ginpooo. 81.
Garris Gid)man an WOllie 9isbl, 20
ki so SUB an Der OitIsits Der Sim
Strabe, 90 Jub iiipIi6 pm Der Grssn
Strabs. 81.
Sobn 5. 8ittgsn an oohanna Sae-
ger, snf 81 IN ,5ohn i. GiitgeH's llns
tsrobtbsiluns in mdbiionpias. 81.
9lmslin Roth on 5eItna Seblsr, so
bel l40 Sub on Der Beitieite Der gous
iioine ausnus auf price gill. 81.
Seott gonbom, 5sitamsntspous
iireter, on Marp u. muIisn, 1872 bel
50 SUB an Der Sdoieits Der Barr
Strabs. 3lpii6en Gutter uno ainn
Strobe. $12OO.
Georss Wsbger an Dilliom e. 5ds
soIp. Got 5 in Squars 5 in Miamie
toipn. 81.
eharlss ). 9rsiIus an 7. oeis, 3
Sabre qodt auf bos giaentbum, be.
tonut aIs go. 309 Weit 6. Girobe.
Wlonatlihe Mliethe 800.
Thomas +. groipn II. 4nb. an
Wlartin Wlad. % bel 95 fuB an Der
Rorbieite Der aleinsr Strase. 125
CUB BON Der Clifton 4psnue. 81.
s. Glan Simmss an gborles sseaels
man, SO bel 128 Jub an Der GitIeit.
bon @arfitlb Wpe. 81.
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IN Der Faibebrare An
9eifaIt fam Is 5u elmer funnberlihsr
Gsene. Gs fOllis eiHe 5rauilna iiatss
finben. Die Ueripanbien oes paorss
nutkn auf bsm poiten, bic DeIslIIfaft
itanb In Rsib unb Gjlien. unb alleB
aiHa glnit bon Iidttsn. bis Der gfarrsr
an ben grduiisam bic s5raae rib,e.s.
oh er be graut 3ur rehsmdbiaen Sat
tin HelmtH fpolls. Da ipnrb e erEi
roth. pann ipeib. itelIie lid, in pofiiur.
0ffnete ben MunD unp brdd,ie ftin
Wort herpor. Die 8roui runaelte DE
Stirn unb Is p<rgingsn einige Gesun.
ben. absr Der 4rme tonnien einfaf
nidt iprehtn. 10 febr er fin anffrenpt..
~ mar piOBlih itamm aeiporben. nnS
aud bas bon Der Hraut nnaepanb!e
sodusmitttl - ~tapferes aiopfsn off
ben Nlden1 - mar lpiriuaaslos. gr
inppfis ben grad su. xrlhs eilicsn
Sd1riiits bic Hirde, unb Die ;Sreuros
nnb Jreunoinnen folsien, bic einen
bsiiiirai. bis anperen ldhelno.
Der eipis lln8ufriebenc.
Gins iinoe id biibIh In oie;er
Reitnirdnt: OnB man ii6 suin G,icr
gratis 10 Diel SenrmeI nebmen fam
tuie man min.
- sco: nber bie efniuel,, mexbe,
.psp Tag ~ xas Hsinasls
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9ie Che lit DeEiger elm arieg als
elm WanoDer; piel Sheln, Denia
grnii uao ihIiebIid - Der Shieos.
ri6sez
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1914-06-18
AL MOST PERFECT IN SYSTEM
Modern Hotel a Wonderful Improve
ment Over Its Predecessor Of Only
Few Years Ago.

"It is wonderful to appreciate the
difference in hotel systems Of today
and Is years ago. And still, with all
the conveniences that are offered to
guests at practically the same rates,
there is the man who finds fault.
To-day guests have telephones In
their rooms, whereas several years
ago they had anything from a cow
bell to a row of brass checks operat-
ed with a cord.
"At the old Gobson house, about
twelve years ago, we installed de-
vice for lessening labor which was
called a teleseme. 1t was sort OF
punch button affair which was sup
posed to signal for anything from a
San Francisco newspaper to a bag of
peanuts. You'd push the button so
many times and different lights would
bob up on the board in the Office after
the clerk had released the indicator.
"One day 1 pulled out the indicator
on a certain room and the lights
faxed up. The signal showed very
difficult drink and 1 hastened to notify
the cafe.
"A boy took the drink upstairs, but
| could find no one. After little In
vestigation we found the room had
! not been occupied for two weeks and
that the signal had been given when
a maid had pushed the bed against
! the room button
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if l thought she'd But nonsense!
Let's talk about something else.
Yourself, for instance"
She leaned back with a smile on
her lips, but not in her eyes; and
drew long, deep breath. He was
hard hit. That was what she wanted
to know.
They found Booth at the inn. He
was sitting 70 the old-fas hioned porch
surrounded by bags and boys. AS he
climbed into the car after the bags
the boys grinned and jingled the coins
in their pockets and ventured, almost
in unison. the intelligence that they
would all be there if he ever came
back again. Big and little, they had
transported his easel and canvasses
from place to place for three weeks
or more and his departure was to be
regarded as a financial calamity
Leslie, perhaps in the desire to be
alone with his reflections, sat forward
with the chauffeur, and paid little or
no heed to the unhappy persons com
| ments on the vile condition of :4ll vii
lage thOroughfares, New York city in
GUIDED
And you painted those wretched
little boys instead of the beautiful
things that nature provides 70. US GU,
| here, Mr. BOOTH" Sara was saying
| to the artist beside her.
"Of course l managed to get a bi,
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ThGHOlOW
BIZ $ Of Her Hand
George Barr MoCutCheOn

Listen, my DEAR" said Sara, a
hard note growing in her voice: this
is my home. l do not love it, but
can see no reason for abandoning it.
That is why we came back to New
York"
Hetty pressed her friends hand to
her lips. Forgive me-" she cried i'm
pulsively Il shouldn't have COM
complained. 1t was detestable."
Besides,' went on Sara evenly,
you were quite free to remain on the
other side. l left it to YOU
You gave me a week to decide
said Hetty in a hurried manner of
speaking. II took but twenty-four
hours-less than that Over night,
you remember. l love you, Sara. l
could not leave you. All that night
| could feel you pulling at my heart
strings, pulling me closer, and holding
me. You were in your room, l in
mine, and yet all the time you seemed
to be bending over me in the dark
ness, urging me to stay with you and
love you and be loved by you. 1t
couldn't have been dream"
1T was not a dream" said Sara
with a queer smile
You do love me?" tense1y.
Il do love you" was the firm an.
swer. Sara was staring across the
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Observation-Disclosures

another device was the old cora
in the room at the Grand hotel. A
certain number of pulls woa...! release
brass checks on which was scheduled
the desire of the guest. Whenever 6
pull came on this Indicator it sounded
as though some OFF. had dropped q
couple of hundred ',-ass checks on q
marble floor
This affair was nuisance, for We
got to sending ice water to a room
every time it workwl Many timea .
guest would receive three or four
pitchers of water.
Then some one oome along and
put in the telephone for hotels. This
modern day hotel - wonderful in
stitution compared ws'h that of but q
few years ago." --Cfncinnati Com
cial Tribune.
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of nature, even at that" said he, with
a smile. Boys are pretty close to
earth, you know. To be perfectly hon
est, did it in order to get away from
the eminently beautiful but unnatural
things I'm required to paint at home"
Il suppose we will see you at the
Wrandall place this summer"
I'm coming out to paint Leslie's
sister in June, l believe. And that
reminds me, l came upon an uncom-
monty pretty girl not far from your
place the other day-and yesterday,
as well-some one I've met before, I'M
less I'm vastly mistaken. l wonder
if you know your neighbors we'll
enough-by sight, at least-to venture
a good guess as to who | mean"
She appeared thoughtful
"Oh, there are dozens Of pretty
girls in the neighborhood. Can't you
remember where you met" She
stopped suddenly, swift look of ap-
prehension in her eyes.
He failed to note the look or the
broken sentence. He was searching
in his coat pocket for something. Sc
lecting a letter from the middle of a
small pocket, he held it out to her
II sketched this from memory. She
posed all too briefly for me-" he said.
| On the back of the envelope was a
remarkably good likeness Of Hetty
| Castleton, done broadly, sketchily,
with a crayon point, evidently drawn
with haste while the impression was
fresh, but long after she had passed
out of range Of his vision.
Il know her." said Sara quietly
It's very clever, Mr. Booth"
There is something hauntingly ia
miliar about it," he went on, looking
at the sketch with a frown of perplex-
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She came to the bridge by the mill.
long since deserted and now a thing of
ruin and decay. A man in knicker-
idly gazing down at the trickling
stream below. The brier pipe that
formed the circuit between hand and
lips sent up soft blue coils to float
away on the drizzle.
She passed behind him, with sin
gle furtive, curious glance at his hand
some, undisturbed profile, and in that
glance recognized him as the man she
had seen the day before.
When she was a dozen rods away.
the tall man turned his face from the
stream and sent after her the long
restrained look. There was something
akin to cautiousness in that look of
his, as if he were afraid that she
might turn her head suddenly and
catch him at it, Something began
stirring in his heart, the nameless
something that awakens when least
expected. He felt the subtle, sweet
femininity Of her as she passed. 1t
fingered with him as he looked.
She turned the bend in the road a
hundred yards away. For many min
utes he studied the stream below
without really seeing it. Then he
Strengthened up, knocked the ashes
from his pipe, and set off slowly in
her wake. although he had been walk
ing in quite the opposite direction
when he came to the bridge-and or
mission of some consequence, too.
| There was the chance that he would
| meet her coming back
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LEGAL Tn ale.

The day was dra's:::sg to close
Judge, jurors, witncas es and lawyers
were growing weary. fays the Theoso-
phical Path. Finally the counsel for
the prosecution ross to examine the
defendant
Exactly how far n it between the
two towns" asked see lawyer, in Q
weary voice.
The defendant yavred, and replied:
About four miles ~ the cry flows"
NO doubt" said tie man of law,
you mean as the flow cries."
The Judge leaned forward. NO." he
remarked, suavely. ne means al the
ny crows"
Then all three looked at one aD.
other. feeling that something va
wrong somewhere