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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06
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IN BANK CHAIN
IS ESTABLISHED
Live Clayton Citizens Open
Institution at TexIi0ei DeS
Moines Also To Have New
Banking House,

clayton. N 3d.. Aug The New
state bank of TcNn- TeN has Just
been orgauilcd ana IS one ot II lime
OF banks Go Do organized DIS RiNey
brothers of the CLAYTON state Bank Of
Commerce. The hJnk has capital
.of $4,000 and already has 100000 de-
posits r. A. Morgan is cashier Most
of the directors are TcViue men.
Des Noines VIII have Il new blnl,
with a capital of $4,000. Greuville,
iu the midst of wheat country. Will
have a new elevator The 0rm of
Charlctuu and peunuck are Installing
Ia new fifty-bJrrcl fleHr mtl at clay
ton.
Picnic This Wees
The old settlers picnic. which Is am
annual affair. win he held near clay
ton this week Several prominent
speakers VIII address the crowd. This
Is the time of green corn and fried
chicken, SO good time IS expected.
Hon. q. c. Smith Will give the prin-
.cipal address.
It would be unnecessary 10 speak
of the good crops of Union county this
year were il not for tho tact that they
are better than ever Corn will make
fifty bushels, wheat twenty-five, and
/" for cattle IS abundant
Good Fair Ia Prospect
fn MON county fair Viii Doe held
A. l1, beginning September ~.
TIE urn8t mont win put on Unusual
attractions . q there lis going Co Dee 30
real fair. NJ 81 In profusiou wifi DE
spent un Dlcm nus for Am Kinds on
stock and srail nd vegetables. on
VET 90 AL ODD Y D
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06

and now feel fine. am regular my
stomach is better and my pains have all
left me 4eu can use nay name ~ yuu
like. am proud eff what your RENE
dies have done for me- p - Mrs NARY
GAurmER, 2l Ridge ST., Montpelier.Nt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06

For Rcnt--GoOd ground floor Of
flee room. next TO Journal office. APP
ply journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06
WOMAN IN
BAD CONDITION
Restored To Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound.

Montpelier, VI We have great
faith In your remedies. was very ir-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06

journal sAnt ads bring rrsuIfs beeens-
everybody reads the Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-06
AnHoncst Dependable lledicu

II must be admitted by every fair
minded. intelligent person. thai a mcdi-
cine could not live and CROWN popularity
for nearly forty years, and to-day hold
a record for thousands upon thousands
Of actual cures, as has Lydia r.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, without
possessing great virtue and actual
worth. Such medicines must be looked
upon and termed both standard and
dependable by eyery thinking person.
If you nave the slightest doubt
that Lydia Il, Pinbham's Ncgcta-
bic CompoundWill hcipyOu,Writo
toIydia E.Pinbham 1icd.eneCo.
tcouaocntiaD Lynn, Aiasa.,f0rad.
vice. Your letter will bc opened,
read and answered byu woman,
and held in strict confidence.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11

Secretary osffisons piea. in bic ~
t.f 30 gsnafaf chamberlain. chairman
~ che military committee TO- iAfw q
able consideration ~ be ffw auH0ft
tiana rrrafdlnE fNs rifsngtnsning ~
tns afusF. 10 fiaht 90 ths peinl and "a
In esil fhaf li should b. nHniienfd. fnf
SECRETARY ~ War worked flithfpiif 20
ihf Interests ~ thf fsuptff ~ haze ihf
inadequate mohiif army Increased 20
tsa atatufafy limit new affiosrs az
pointed where tHsf are greatly needed.
ana enc cnasi artillery strengthened.
Illa pi4ns have had tnf approval - inT
meet Judges ~ fhr hrml needs " iH
reported no~ fhai Nfnafaf Chamber
lain has abandoned HE support ~
fham the Nation has NOT pf ihHt
dot sisoneif atissted every DAY me
ma laIiY in Conffeaa win arenfniAs pe
made aNHff Mf Garrison nHH not
dealt anh theories but with enc plnin-
go n plain nfis The Garrison amend
neuia saaNid b. Incorporated wish ihf
arms approximation hillf
in regard ta iHs resistance y ihc
naval committee ~ me Henafe tD 0arff
nui tho tsrf medesi natHl pfnslani.
taa ireslIeni has ap0ten we mHf w
aHfs tlatt tws new surrfirrpdn"ufA
will BE- hif dHuu this NrHr li tH 3D.
arfaf piu ihaf fhf insiirHi Hae n'i
seen ni ia rsiar hIs tHIfe in nfhaH ~
our D0Hsi drfensss ana uUs h,dnf Nouns
Sow Nufh fmra
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11

while ~ appreciate mis- pAht y"
athsfs. ~ afs apt 90 iopk upon ~
selves ~ TOO matter of-fsft ~ pf sNf
10 craps ~. ana whlis fsffentit ~
yteas.na ihe readiness "a gife any
thlnr ~ b quiet iife ~ fesiif ss
fsis give YEN little Indeed htuaS ~
N. ~ uulsf Ia lsarhiRr - iooh hfneaih
the saffaes ~ fhlnrF ~ fsft ihe taf"
fafhtr than ~ BOSS
- we study fiRnif. there VII hfAiN
4. unfold a. us ~ underlying snff''ss
ana - stem To- al ftsf 40 pi.Affss ara.
n We are nsi tficssd tsfh ie iiic spf-
f.sa ~ me senses shas. vii 30 4f~-i
h,aos fnm ihia Kind - siuiy De- me
uaaa. -ad fhe beauty ard fnf snHrf'f
n ruianaismiens ~ fmbsffassfns 20 ii'Ai
h. revealed in those 'hings Chat ere ""'
ssra
Firsf ~ aii hseeFef me belief ~
forced ssiloe a~ taf unii antihpft ="
staanation hss a. be- siten 40 When
tho prnmptlnfn io b. dpine sofn'thinf
afs stransest thsa - tts time ~ iph .
der ths advice - The sweet singer ~
Israel 81 -flss ~ a bird ~ fpnf noun
ta!nf the pure and etalied realm N
,aaushi aaefs afufifg tases ~ form
~ s.fenfu saisiHds Christian Science
Monitor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11
OTHER VIEWS



When inW efntt "fhnl Sc siudN &C.
no auir, ana to a. your business" 60
4 unS community n thc Nssedonlsn
srapuft ~ fhssshlunitA, Ia sould
hardly have suppesva that his aANire
woeia extend nsyuna the ierpie a.
~hom ~ ~As addressed bui whatever
the Christian Nospcl reaches TODAY thls
ict1rf and these NotAs af adN lse as
cumpanl a. Atynidias t0 raal "a i1ss
net Hstwpi 70 us % ,hink QsaetiX a
fe.iulpss study, and tess Atad ~
thihking ~. mafvoNrr, 90 take the emil.
nrnsls profttshie form ~ miptllne ones
o~n hnelNesa. nr az least a. bs a..
eomrNnicd 3, u NoW A. then our sa.
,eresse. our ldeas and aut affairs have
heoomr So strangely AMI ineNtglVah,y
inssfn,la.ied that W toa eftn scerpt
lhr mefe aiscn,e ~ disappointment
and Failure es thNuNh this wvfe the
reahnatlru "a OuF funniest hopes Net
W aanr npt fuirso pnt anxiety aud
ecasclcss activity with regard 81 thenl
all fof fear 10 What miehi haspen Il
Ne Aid, and psrtN also hecaase ~ uul
arsad a staanasson
kAefNane ~ isritrt'e desifrs ms
stse,i~in ~ sisave In hi~ own heart. but
a = doahgiul whether the sen h. AZ.
tsinea until one has lrarued a. dllfer
entlats act~ren mrnssi ssagnatlen and
ths Faculty u shiakiAg aulcih fvAr "a
staEpeu0n MAJ drive a man to start
meAing huetuesa. when The tine 1.
mol rips. and ths penalty Tor this mis-
,Rke naN ~ ihaf 80 uns~ hiatself with
pfot,em tlaat ALL sNv him much
wefk IS set nght aNain An astut.
observer ~ business methods and h,si.
ness men pnes eaNv a a. bis opininn
that the revrct ~ sue,ess ia baslness
has Ia teatninr how to a. a thlns
wen i'eFaap~ this Ia merely par
AleSical WAY ~ resgatiuE raafs sdNtpe
eeeenHc lsarnlnK hea ~ eio~ noshsns
anuss ~ me ssndNlne "a b. qul,t ths
tallins hack an me res~f,cs "a anlel
shooxhl' and tho dolne ~ Il -wcll'
must meAn mlpdlns eenf e~e easincss
lseeAnze the assumption j. ghst buss.
ness ~ the understood srnse ~ s,atlsi
pes'pn. 81 the affairs ~ ethsfs otter,
NJ pfpiit Ear the time helas.
fais atslssS 10 sh,ak uuleth. thenA -
sAt trVm helnN asnsl siarnAtso,, 1.
As,eells ths alSiisN a. fise above shsl
a.sAa &C sna n kRy p,fss, acslsf>
- q p 49, t41NA 81 - ~ ~ s@'''sAA - ~ - f><'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11
PARAGRAPHINGS

alsiok here walter a. sea feinsu
kef Whist adcrsd - frs sab fH
ordered eprinr fsishpn hud 20 port
sahfH Exactly Aud you've brought
me spfinn isor aa1 "a Nmtken
wass.sston Herald
tNhni Is iodf puslton ashed Mrs
Nmlfh duina hri tlsi ~ iNe nAt
piial im On ipsefpf rrsrprdei 4b'
usina mas "pA ms poor hpf' ~
ihiuh You nut an Hemr until thf
irsshfui war is otefT size said hm
folio NspfesH
WIN did fouf sister dFup uft vsit
fats wufk ~ white sho was oct lfi B.
ing 10 upifi lhs ohlisrsn ~ others
another welfare wafhsa came allows
aud tfied tp ugifi hsF children
i.aplhtiile cpeflsg loufuai
eiy Nephew ran sau didn't nae tie
milAmald ohorus in sAal msairai gu'nt
e.ly ! inns iuu iuF iaYie Eben MOI
according "a af suuntis Ideas ufofs"i
tnr W,lHmaid ought fH wear more
clothes than me COW l'uski
HYeu masl aatc nkrl enc sert ani a.
whom snu gave the letlef ~ feonm
neadatlon .he rhuwed sffs Mus ssld
one woman u didn't RARE fef Hvf at
IAN" ftplied the citizen $50, I dnn'g
oars Coz ATS tnt eitwr WashlnR
ton Ntsr
it WuniA be- a relief II infiuHf ieiiffn
vito predicted ibr war could sfs theit
WAY oiraf 20 farttcliine see oUu. luslun
Washington Stat
Nts Wayupp viii sou have d lens
ltlneaN m Florida Mfs nlsse
Nss hW suess sou aeni have tH Wtaf
much nndtf it rugN
Flf ihrN persist iu tearhlns ihc boys
ln thr arnHHi mihiaf3 ,attits don't
hrlese uar white Nouid 49, in fnr Sc
TIA foN meas hos lae ,biNAen heart
eff' "Nu| hc'H too rlEvon tueA
rioesiAni plain poiirr
"iip, J ne siah a. i,asilsh geot nlrs
,intp Ma YOU stick eseuna me. and
iii sann put ,0a wise tn iNe fiRnl
daYs l.ifr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11
SAGE TEA PUTS LIFE
And COLOR IN HAIR
DOM STAY GRAVY IT pARkENs
SO NATURALLY rs+Ar NOBODY
CAN TElA

Nap can tpFn Ersa faded hair l,san
mfnlN dafh ard l4sifots almost oven
ritht q NeuN est i So ccnt notils ~
M>eth's Ssrr and sulphur Caruia,una
~ any drug sgere NiNens 20 hosii.s AZ
'Nis "ad tsmaus Saee Tea Rrclns ar
sold Nraualls SAYS Nyll.knawu dria.
<isi herv. because Ia darkyns the aa.t 81
Naturally ard essnN that 40 enr can
tel u has he~n Applied
fhess whose hair Is turninx sra, se
eonias faced Dry. scragsi, ana tsiu
hANt SUNRISE aWaiiine them. hs,ause
after ene ~ s~o appltasioas shs etas
hair tant>Aea xr1 seus t-ks h~.osn.
lnNofiAniN DARK ana rcauilfui al
aantruff RccS es1lr tehins ana fail,ns
hats stpl,s.
losA - she - ~ sruth Gray hAirra
UhAstractiSe folks Aren't wants,i around
- eei apss with wssthls Saee ana 81.
peur te.nlEat and ,aur b. delighted
With Hcer dafk. hAnarsmr halr ana
se'w Nontesol aecesssnse ~ttAin sgw
Navy !. !. A. u s..1.,..a4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11

ground and they vote a. They under.
stand the desires ~ their constituents
10 he. regardless ~ platform sitter.
nnces They ACCEPT state platforms
aniy ~ ~ faf ~ sdth o. noa run teun q
tsf So the desires = tbe people ~
thsir districts
For iusiance. n Governor frTHuepn
aere 10 asEuunce that hf would not
veto any biz passed ~ tho ifEisiatufe
fhsfe sould BE- batch a prohibition
hiIis enacted ln I'M Likewise. y
AZ fail had lHen eiec4sd ~ . iafgr
nslnfifs and nir platform haa pledged
fa6ieal measures fssfriciife ~ inc
llganf traffic. aUi fiie senate fa1 bern
esafroils1 ~ me nnfln not une - 49,
neasnres would hafe become law
10 ihsfe - ~ ZACH ~ pre- fdent fef
opposition a. ihf iehsni tin demanded
~ the governor and the Democratic
platform Alp4fsriit q IL solnF o.
require . hard nehi 10 ru' y infoush
ana u Will require 40 TIE innufnr =
II the rssCutite a. iuc The hos up
va mas ~ wefi face tho ifuth Plat
fatgu demands g. ani command ~ ~.
speff ,heg pnce iid A. hrs been we'll
said pilifgssns seem 49, be- made ~ 80
is on sSs nad euH national pilnpfnt
ignored ana athts platforms sfamDlsa
under foot Al she irHirlsiuf pan's
10 tne@ - that bio constituents d. noi
approve The platform 500 uahi a4Ainsi
ii he gees
A. = nfv arrival sn ihf domain -
State politics ard uns fr'ling de'plf
ibf obligations resting upon hfin PIG
Huisht fnr nobrfuuf viii 10 SHOCKED ln
hshald men 81 iishsIt feeagaina rhni
abpa4ta a. hlsn lp tt solemn ahllEa
slOn resting upon bin sni the isaltia
tore siihs. hui be- @iii nnd W. hafs MT
uiissiated the RsNaiiHg arhY ~ lee
bDta vii take their cne fran hiHne.
uat from the ~ i'sso piatfuun. ana
anmc ~ these msn viii Pc representa-
isges ~ constituencies that HifunFif
supported him thni ~ a. ssf me
AMI nfnhi0flan slide ~ him
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11
NOTABLE slsrHoLYs TO-DAY
Cehruark o.

t,aef .fpvkef,tsp Al DaCEuEY.
49, ...,.,,rt paafma.ssf 0ousfal i9
-. ..f1 ta.i.t ra,r in Iatless
a.@s,s ttl.....r F.Dtaar. if isst
AL, p'..l.r. s.lo.a IN. safit education
~ 49,. .rttfl. ..ta.is an fsf MsfnU
go N..-.a,t a.. .ta4..d mea
,t,. .t.s 49,, i nrsrnsraaa physielan .n
f-,.t.t...ft., A. f.g aiehf years &C.
~, ,.,.se.s h. gstisrn aia. where
y. 1900 n sfranlsaf.ar IN 4 hanh fit
-. t.,s.i. l,.f.r..ssa a. sft0atIan aaI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11
pr.l... Iudn, ltan.ln..

The plaoflffif liuutr ia Menace
a. soeieil and lisaith Abolish %
pisirist Judge iiophine
me uerrhee go for ihia address Dos
ihe Cailel 80 February ninih from he
scat ~ law AHA iHsilce inEa cirHr
sifhur host thriatrndom and Hlarii'n
The conscience ~ ihnas whose minde
are m q state ~ lsiharsf in trHatd q"
this manettous tiee Whie si ihs ssue
time d feils death hnfli SO uu hrsd
.ta
lrCNsur - erase neeiiFencr nf those
whn ere n authority q snfnrcs ,he
penaits and these who hrs in hn"wl
edge ~ mlsftthie facts, a. make iheHv
facts pnhtg chat Justice muf brand
il. offepdsf anr cas- w faul Win THE
diasanr btrrdinH fufienneeH. even Co.
ihs extent tnat chamriffs nf this tepr
may boldly uaM mta lhs humfs oi thr
unanspeetins and hpr mothers iu saf
nuihinE ~ daushtefn tl nnuses under
whtea fNnf ihe Nlitst i'lY lhvt deadly
NiieH ana rsir characters afr slain
rhH address Boy District iudsr Nop
Aims ahpuid ho rrad ht ever, und Tear
lns man ahd weman noi eniy in Cor
paa Christi Dose ihtoughonf Nnetrs
e0nntf. shouid bee trad hN thc nrsi
~ ihe hUlnes alsud tH ths nrmerrs
of ihcHr humvs collectively
Shauld hr rrad before esth Wemana
club and nil organizations n corpus
Chuatt
And lssi but Nos beast shauid hs lm
prfassa lHtshiis en The minda of each
CONGREGATION. ny ihrig respective min
listers $50 as tic ohugrh ntssni sailvns
Va this eit,
Those who can pray. must pray.
these uhn can prvaeh must preach
thes who can worn must weik This
Nirr mest Ne up ruatrd east aut aud
u united rrsNerful effort cam io 10
luasr HopAins siates There cau
BE- nn authority 90 ucense ~ ANY char
iactcf that VIII authorize them Go exist.
( they stmlh DO ~ ny the saflrtvnc,
Z 20 affiyssa whose duis Il ia 10 put them
out ef business
/ Aud ID misht be- added the ack
~ sleAh mesAi citizenship tn make
tho complaints iuud enough lo BE-
heard that these sworn and BONDED
Officers piv no, 1oiag their aHis.
I sithef cowRfNieo og dcsire far the
Iesu N At ,hc roo, a this unchecked
vcnameaa erowih indifference cannot
b. adtnltisd n.f ixnosnce whose at.
mnrphcrr b. ~ feullN Infected it rs
ten thousand times worse than sWafms
~ fllcs plaques ~ unsduiiurs ~ bu.
heniv iat carriers puhllc dunkins
'eurs nf any namahir mcnace o. human
happiness These perhaps may s,gnc
tlne lntcct ihe tods hui the other o..
sffoYa the nntily az soul character.
Imind, and hu,is vtcrnalh nrNro,s
the Purity mind yvu, and los,rs che
sin c',lrea saul GO hear az las, the
awful dgesn tolvVsr eo ttrth without
tloa
IL u poi nrccssary to carY amy pari
lof 1adze Hopkins ,sluAtls Address
The Caller soeS g. practically ever,
heme IN Corpus Christi ths heaaHnr.
arc ~ plain that he Whe runs eisN
fvsd The charses So claaG that WAY.
sRsinc men, thaaea ftais shan not erf
Therein"
n MRS isESilK MCNEIL.
s'unus NhustL Texas
N.t.a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11
the TENANT LAND PLANK.

NffNhH4NN t't"tff
"a n reported from Austin that some
~ The mnst. slfsaae0s opposltian tsas.
tfpof t.f9nNpn IN "a eaceuntsf IN hls
rifcft - llmn land fensala SCENES ff.,N
tho snt prohll'liion sids ~ the hottte
An ef which goes "a show that voters
d. mt nectsSs4isY indDr<c every view
it,t firth ~ the candidate they sap-
port Very llktiy. thousands ~ anti.
pt0hihltienlEis did not faeOf The limit
tatien ~ hand rentals ThsN voted Cor
ooNennr Ferguson heceUce &c hts
i'iedsr 20 eppese all liapor ieeisiatsah
Likewise thousands ~ rrahlhliinAlnls
voted fnF him Ia splt4 "a his views an
prohibition sesausa shey fasefsd has
Hand plank.
WIN pArt ~ the voters ths lAnd
plsnk was patAmnunt. with amother
psft he prohiaitson Question was para
mount.
~ eSurst the svtegHar Elssaelf para
mounted both rSNporitianx and ~ "
~sil ~.thia hts rights ~ dsmanasns
Hesitation Vi hafmonf with his plsasr.
a. = esnd,dete. Hhirh uefe asllS ~.
corded IN she nnsty p,asss,m
HUT where "A lire iexsxiatuF ga thip
rroSosslicnf uu~ tar aees a state
p>ateoF1s wtlttrn az The .A.esatien =,
ofe man hind him n his conssitnens,
~ npl <pptosef A. RsnerAi ruse
qt'e'.s"fs kSxp their ses. X ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11

i"NNsahdr f tNorlp Keep un suffer
tng Nith Neuralgia hccsnsc they 40 nai
Nn"w ~0Ai a. te fof t NcurAlxis i
a !.als " shr nerves What Naa Mani
- da a to saothe lhs nerve ITSELF
Alpl> sioans t.inip,snl 10 ths surface
cNef ihe laintal part 40 NOT rnh ID la
slans iannnef, n.nctfatss xrs,
9eifAN 60 Toe seFs Initiated ner,e and
"ia,s thr inflammation Nrg Dotnc
~ eieeo's iinlmeu, Tor - GENTS u an,
ufvsxist and hsse Y N ths house.
aks'nst eN,ltN sore ami swollen lelnts.
l."neasN Syss,icA and Hike aitsnenss
Nenr money back u not satisfied. but
!, dess eier almost instant t~tef "a.
segttsemsat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11

bm9au-
I.afsmsaht fsafafe HusHins liaf
nshi. perturbation r. laek is'''9n p
sseat story. So - acts
L yrie--
A. lmr feature in three este lH'
HOUSE ~ Year
Al Tsssnag fwe at fs1t1rr thr
gIn from ThHudef Mountain.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11
WEATHER SUMMARY
y. $. DEPARTMENT or AoalcuL
TuRE -WEArAgR BUREAU.

Weather uullrtn fnr 90 hours end
inr 500 D ~ iilh Meridian time
February "a. 1918
W g. LEHMAN. observer.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-11

We sappi> rarticoi trade aud NJ,
can Riessv WA Write Ter our sew
'Ss-.al Ass-sAas. AfrefA Seed pt>,,succ
CnHrsns, f,'gtiand. Texas IL
tAdvcrttsemtnt.
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raw rHis sos NEURALGIA

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The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-10

me! Alive and-ahl" The exclama. tion fell from his lips as she suddenly leaned forward, her intense gaze fixed on Frederic's face.
 See! An, see! prayed and have been answered. See! God in heaven, seel"
 He turned Frederic's eyes were open. He was looking up at them, with a piteous appeal in their depths-an appeal for help, for life. for conscious ness.
 He is not dead Frederic, Frederic, my son" He dropped to his knees and frantically clutched at the hand that lay stretched out beside the limp figure. The pain-stricken eyes closed slowly.
 Someone knelt beside Brood. He saw a slim white hand go out and touch the pallid brow.
 q shall save your soul, James Brood, voice was saying, but 1t seemed far away He shall not die. Your poor wretched soul may rest se- cure. shall keep death away from him. You shall not have to pay for this-no, not for this. The bullet was meant for me. I owe my life to him, you shall owe his to me. But you have yet to pay a greater debt than this can ever become. He is your son You owe another for his life-and you will never be out of her debt. not even in hell, James Brood.
 Slowly Frederie's eyes opened again. They wavered from one face to the other and there was in them the unsolvable mystery of divination. As the lids dropped once more. Broods manner underwent tremendous change The stupefaction of horror and doubt fell away in a flash and he was again the clear-headed, indomit- able man of action The blood rushed back into his veins, his eyes flashed with the returning fire of hope, his voice was steady, sharp, commanding.
 The doctori" he cried in Yvonne's ear. as his strong fingers went out to tear open the red shirt bosom. Be quick Send for Holder By heaven, we must save him" She did not move. He whirled upon her fercely. Do as tell you Are you so damned"
 Doctor Holder is on the way now" she said duly. His hands ceased their operations as if checked by a sudden paralysis.
 "On the way here?" he cried in- credulously. Why"
 "He is coming" she said f1ercely. q sent for him-ages ago. Don't stop now-be quick! You know what to do. Staneh the flow of blood. Do some thing, man! You have seen men with mortal wounds-and this man must be saved"
 He worked swiftly deftly, for he did know what to do. He had worked over men before with wounds in their breasts-and he had seen them through the shadow of death. But he could not help thinking, as he now worked, that he was never known to miss shilling at thirty paces.
 She was speaking. Her voice was
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low and husky once more, with per sistent note of accusation in it. Tt was an accident, do you understand? You did not shoot to kill-him. The world shall never know the truth-un- less he dies. and that is not to happen. You are safe The law cannot touch you, for I shall never speak. This is between you and me Do you under stand?"
 He glanced at her set, rigid face. "Yes. It was an accident. And this is between you and me We shall settle it later on. Now see you as you are as Yvonne God, I-wonder-" His hand shook with a sudden spasm of indecision. He had again caught that baft1ing look in her dark eyes
 Attend" she cried, and he bent to the task again He is not going to die. It would be too cruel if he were to die now and miss all the joy of vic tory over you-his lifelong foe. He"
 The door opened behind them and they looked up to see the breathless Hindu. He came straight to the woman.
 He comes. Ranjab has obey. have told him that the revolver was dis charge accidentally-by myself. by the unhappy son of a dog. I. It is well. Ranjab is but dog. He shall die to- day and his lips be sealed forever. Have no fear The dead shall be si- lent" His voice trailed off into a whisper for his eyes were looking into hers. No" he whispered, after mo- ment-"no. the dead are not silent. One who is dead has spoken to Ran iab."
 "Hush!" said the woman. Brood s hands were shaking again, shaking and uncertain The doctor? He comes?"
 Even now, said the Hindu, turn ing toward the door.