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be- ae or aa is se q e'8sa this IS
:eeuted and d eif;s1e by Joseph &. 70
Ssstz & sss4asSn sonp s1ssh
ss 6 81 Il d.atea me 10th day Of
of sale therein contained, duly. record:
Deeds s. . ana a. f 81; ths fsqsntKqea s.:
day 81 On S5eh
r. M In Book a1s .:of Mortgages on
page g., and no action or proceeding
having been instituted at law or other
wise. to recover the debt secured by.
g,Sen ths9 hf 81 Sstus
ssaie contained In said: mortgsxe. ana
mt to ths statute tS in such case
premises described in and conveyed BY
said mortgage, vix: NorthW est. quarter
IN rSvnAs6 q SsstiSn Taha1ty mS,tb5 s5 g
Range .Twenty%one: .tt21l, West of the
4th P. M, st. Louis County, minnesota;
together: with. all the hereditaments and
thereunto belonging, or
sale will be made by the sheriff OF St.
Louis County. in the sheriffs office in
the Court House in the City Of Duluth,
st. Louis County, the
o'clock, In the forenoon Of that day. at
cash. to e pay said dsbt st sisssssaf and md
sss sd End g ays % ..
fees, as, provided. BY law in. case OF
foreclosure, ana the disbursements al
lowed by law, subject to- redemption
dst sn ~ tine wn nrov 9gs Sc the
i Dated ct Duluth, Minnesota. october
= " TURTLE &rolpANY. i;
HUGH j. MccLEARN, s 4. - ee':
- Attorney for Mortgage, -. -. >,s:
Duluth, Minnesota.
l. W., Oct. $3.50, Nov. 6-13-30-27, s1Sle,
Order to Exanline Final lAcco1nz,.
STATE n OF M!NAEsoIA otNry OF
In the Matter Of the Estate :of Charles
The Pesifien Of Ida Mathiias ssslson
&c Correspondence Ct @ ss
.count.of the admintstration. Of said es-
representing, among Other. thugs that
she has fully administered said estate
said administration be examined I'D.
justed, and allowed by the Court, and
that the Court make and enter tts
asssss s.d e az sss
the persons entitled thereto. and for
tho discharge Of Thea representative and
the sureties on her bond. s. y. n
beard and said anal sa Rssttsih
ea5nsted t ths s eS9ssst sy ths e
TIE Sc. cgYrt M9s,e r. M ;.f
day se q Novsmb.r isfe, Il tn clock tssR
A. M. and all persons interested III
said, hearing and IN said matter are
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sdS Sum- & sIs q &. e 81 .ss
99t ssg Than ter AKA .fNs RFla e ss,a
order be mailed to each heir Of ecedent
At Hast sfDs.tsun days hafdrG tiieSsaid
date OF hearing. -,
e Dated at Duluth, Mimi. October seth,
ii ut. siBy the: coaft. I'd aai
= IS e7a >: asa S;3 35 6 a1 BdsRs+.
Attest: .sE1lsseg !, t1es!ta5u; assiiss q IS
: A. r. MORTON, 1910.
fiiS CLERK Of Probatee ~ .gbds,,x AT.
es Mihn Rssasts Court, 81 s14outs County
L. w., octs80 Nova g. Fa,sisl6a a 80:
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Attest: !: Al r. MORTON, ,y -
Clerk OF Probate is:sS"sh ts' =: i
lSeaI. Probate ,Ct:t st. Louis Co., Minn.)
L., W.. Oct. 1880, Nov. 6. 1915.
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VICTOR II. GRAN:
Mortgagee's Attorney
L. w.: Oct. 80. Nov. 6-13-2o-27, Dec. 4,
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s. w. GIL4PIN.
Judge of Probate

4AJ11y
H. / Attorneys for Administrator,
: / - EOS Alworth Building,g "ts,.s: i
~. Duluth, Minnesota: ~ :.
essEseaaxFEp Rate ct ,aSt: Louis Co, Mimi
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~ 80
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i(SeaI Probate CT; "a. Io3ztaaE o..nn1 fiun.
W., Oct. z3-30, Now q, 1915.
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.1Iup1so CUur q kst. 1sQQlS CQ0nty
L:w.; OCT. IS 80 nov. &, 1915. 49,.
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!. :. Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
L. W., Oct. 20. 80, Nov. s, 1915.
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!seal, Probate Ct. St.: Louis Co.. MINI;
Clerk Of Probate. -. - .5i:*z5
ANDREW NELSON, Duluth MIMI. ~.
- Attorney for Estate
p. w., Oct: >16-23-30, 1916,... = III
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-25

Vents made. executed aud Delivered 81
plaintiff 1--WE nramissory notes ai
dated October ard 1919, numbered Nas
ga. and 3 Nos, I. q. s and 4 holnr
each Tor 100000 and 30. iur $4,000 e0
and due 10 one. two. three four Aut
five years from date rcspcciire.e with
interest AZ the rate or nine ger cent per
aunum. payable annually and all con.
tanning the usunl ten per cent atfUf
news fees clause ana the default CLAUSE
providing that failure o. pay ono note
or ans insfailmsnt ~ Interest there1H
shall mature an Of the notes 81 the Oh.
ton - the holder That defendant San
"a 10 pay note NO ] ana interest due
on said note on october 7rd 1915 and
that plaintiff declared hll oi viid notes
due and payable. and asks for tudr
mcnt Tor principal interest and nftor.
news fees due That defendant g. g.
weutn, Joined by his wife. defendant
Rosabel Wenta. executed and delivered
10 G. J. Macmanua al trustee a Get
tain deed Of trust on thf south onf
hnif a. ~ ~ Section 100 ~ the " =
Bishop Subdivision 81 thr pfiscoh
Ranch IN Nuecc- County. Toxar and
the same land Described In rald deed nf
trust 10 0cn g. Carter above fercfib.
I'd 10 secure the payment q I'VE noiff
last above described ana plaintiff sues
Tor foreclosure ~ said deed ~ q 1si
and sale % raid land o. satisfy BE-
said debt above described That o.
April N. 1913 the defendant G g
vents executed and driiFcfea 60 o.
fonsani A. - Evans aT triisise. q GER
tain deed II tfnnt 20 secure deffifdani
Clark pease In tho payment ~ one cor.
tain promlss0ry note far fttaoon dated
Arru II 1914 and due slX months nf.
.t.r date win Interest a. ten per cent
after maturity. and Attorney fees
upon and 10 the said 3 W. i-f ~ aain
section i6l. hcine a ruriiNn ~ iAf iaiia
aescribed Ia plaintiffs fNe aernH 'i
trust. thar said deed ~ trust r. SUB
sldiary and secgndarY lien o. piain-
.tlfrs two deeds ~ trust Thai on jan
nary fith. ASIA defendants G. 6 Went,
aua Rosahel wentz conveyed ne :. "
~ ~ aaid section ieg. ~ said " 2
pishop Subdivision - The hfisfoil
p,nrb "a defendants Jesius knauf ana
o,,ise Knauf w consideration " theii
.grrerusnt ID pay isfoees On plain
arr. five notes above described, c''n-
y.virs ia said deed also a certain ~
-. ont u TIE = a. - ~ assn -
r..n fas. fully described in pi4intin .
r..tt,icr Plaintiff seeks fofsrsptFfe q
a. a.eds ~ trnst AGAINST 'sa,F hiia1st
.ns also - the vendors i'rh ,f'- 80.
=. -. 49, from wenfx q, al. O. tnern
rhat On August ism ifiA 1fif'... .. 7.
ygsina ana Louise knauf eonfes'' /,
carlton n said land. being u 70
M. East sids - ne :. y - .i -
-, 1es which - acres ~ iunf
.rrlbss IN said conveyance 30
.t.i,,sfrs p~tition- % Walter hier.
.sbr6ck and Msriha k.e-- 49,. .........-.- o.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-25
LEGAL NOTICE.
CITATION eY PUBLICATION.
70 The Sheriff or any Constable Of
Nueees County, Greetings
TIE STATE ~ TEXAS

lUH are hereby commanded Co sum
mon 'n, unknown executors. admins
traitors and heirs OF W c. Newman.
deceascd ty making publication o. this
Citation once in each week FOR eluht
fuceeFsiFc weeks previous 90 the re-
turn i1y hereof .n some newspaper
rnm a1ol in your County II there be-
nrW paper published therein. bat u
not .hen in any newspaper published
IN thc -sth Judicial District hut n
iherc he no newspaper published in
nid Judicial District then la news
paper published In the nearest District
y stid esth. Judicial District 60 APP
pear 1i the next regular term ~ the
District Court of Nueccs County. 20 be
h0ldrn ~ the Court House thereof. IN
Corpus Christi. Texas. ON the 18TH.
Monday after tho sccond Monday in
March. A. y 1918 the same being
ihe tth day ~ July. A. H. 1916.
then ana there Co answer petition M
90 iu said Court on the g7th day ~
January A. u. 1918. ln suit num-
hfred ou the docket ~ said Court No
siis wherein ELLA H. Ray Il plaintiff.
ana g. g. Wcntz Rosahei Wcntz- G. J.
McNanuH. Cleark Peasc. City national
hauk az Corpus Christi a. u. Evans
SnFiug knauf. Louise Kuauf r ~ Nine
son. J. =. stanley. J. w. stephens. Fred
lfnFsficid. the unknown executors. adj
illustrators ard heirs ~ " G. New
man, deceased. y. q Clark. tho Corpus
Christi Nntiunal Hank T.. G. Meier.
Geo q. Carter ! g. Cage. ana T. g.
NaEc firm composing Cage hroihefs.
walter Kieschnlrk and Martha kies-
chnlck defendants tho said petition 81
hFinr ms follows to-wit;
sut upon one note FOR the sum u
Twenty five Hundred ffs50o 0ol Dol
hrs. executed by defendant &. O Vents
on hecemhrr LIST 1911. due December
~ 1914 with interests al per cent
pr annum payable annually and ien
hsr cent attorneys fees. payable -
Ms A. o. Goodwin or order. THAI
Sal note was transferred hy Mrs a
q Goodwin 10 T. n Mcqueen for
valuable consideration That said g
Ncntz executed and delivered %
20" @. Carter az trustee deed of
must IN tho s W. "a and ;. =. -
x See los ~ the p = Biliinp Sub
Hiision ~ the Driscnu Ranch. IN Nj
eees county Texas 20 secure the pay
meni - said note. That said note -
epo ana unpaid and plaintiff asks Tor
lnasment Tor principal Interest and at
t'rneVs fees thereon and for fpreclos.
re % said deed % trust against al ~
ne defendants. and further that de-
,sndants O. c. Wenir and kosacel
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that said lost nafu,d asfendanin
afsRmud to naS g. .e60N of pInH.
ufCa dvht ldrnfrr llHtUin fDsil
foreclosure VI haf lrrlH nf ffH.i e.Hnai
saba WHEef kearhrFh ani NHffHa
kIsscaniDt INsf en hpr3 i3h iHfa
~ a. Neutr and HurHttI NfHff rHn.
|Ycfcd HsrenN apron 80 Hf thr Tarf
aIdr ~ use S. It srafIHn Ius
ftnY DESERVED .f iffif derl uh'rh lr
now NJ record lH 500 49, NtrNa ftf
ltA ~ ihc drsd faafrds az knrrr
CouuN Trtne in ehIHh dref ss usr
of thr consideration fuf ahil land HlH
Kunun aFrnrl CO. nst nu hdfINuusI
fgs0e o8 on rninufft n0irs fhHfr af
serihsd Ilnt nn nfrahrr tnth lsla
defendants lusfDe knaHf lnd itHIee
knauf fnrHnreyrd portion of Wff
nnd fo Vents 500 famr bf.Ha
described as tt soruF on ihe Wes' sidr
~ fhr 90 acre tract which ia dtsfuhr0
ar tks East 20 lrres Of ihe q W De-
f n serii4n io2 nid deed Dslnf ~ fer
ord m Vol 200 rsrra 1ea ftt ~ usc
Deed Nnenfts ~ NurrfH 'NHuis fotaH
Thnt 0n October sfth 1874 satd q g
Wcutr drHfcfed go aefrndani A. U
F.sAaa decd ~ trni fHr fHr ipnrfif
~ dsfondania Cty NnNuWai innt ~
J corrus ftri.ii ard a.fsnaanfs cas-.
profb.fr "A nrm 6.nsisilnr - . T
80, ana n - r..ss "a, a,ai is ts arfs.
j., .,ta f.,t t..Irr ne esuos dad laui
I,, .t..t. t,s.ri,.s - 0a.ina tssn 80
,'.,.a IA, w,,ts Al ,br ttnsnfa A. -.
49,, ,at. ir 49, nrfrrtn.i asm 20
seess II t,..rtog inf.fant Ia ~ ratf n
49, 49, ,ort 80 svrum rafaisr a.
f..la 'c.ts Nsn..n.i f.ns and ans mote
-, ~ -, 4, ftrts m r.sretie ~ g'aae
NJ. e.ii aaaa ~ sfti.i u ~ rsrafd 81
"a - eaa4t s6s ats. - ia. ssaa
....l ts,,t,lr, ff.lorir II sufraf fs.aa.
~ TOO. Thal nn serfrmner efh
f,stt " a. w,otv concord = trsflan
! = "a i..4 al i.f.sasnt r ff Ninsa
Z ........i.i.... ..,,.. - az. s s. - rialfa
s- ..s az ami sl IA rfiostr "a 81 81
ti.',i..s5e, - the f.4im ffiatfs fa1i
-. 8. 49, 49,, - ri.fan tf.nr
-. !, 49, W "a ~ ~ fas =,
80 uIsh.r aai.i.tisian IN a.
Z 49,. Al r..et ..is ae.s hstrr -,
..s a. - "a n.-ss ,s.tr "a ts.
,....'i - = $500. r.arfr rsga.
r,.s ~ Y.r,arv rth geff sad n d.
,...-.... ,....'..r,.s ..fa tsrd heraflfass
.'.~,r,4 4. f.m n VI u Nfufnan
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EDISON DRY GOODS COMPANY 49,, : :,

aed hHtrH fit 90 ksfiian hemHft
ffis fiah tAsi sf if0uf NlaffF sna
fatMal iaEm tpa u4tten Traits 10
N1o "a rauNit fassa az Nt4vh Nv a.
NsN a rlai ~ raii aflouf Mate nov
an iils la h.. -sNfs = .sf taaaif ,'iteA
NJ NNefea roNais lpsee and whereas
fi,e rAH ltlsmrni "a 'roinaase ai a
NanaHrs i.sia ga ths shope dastfit,sa
urnnfsif
llsYisa aH an ihe isiN DAY ~ Apfil
1915 ~ q op tslisk p ~ NJ pfrf
srfF ~ kainftlns lf,ssfatf ts feYitlr
mHsmtei amasnnne a. fi.lsttg in
fatW NJ r. D. Wiz. ana an fieta -
suif
ulfsg uele, ~ Aand ,bis san das
~ kNfu a ~ 1854
A. WNi4itf Hhrflff Haetfe
ruupiF Tet
as osrAn nni-lAMY nepalf
ls4ti
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nlatiea lp iNf firlhifs a. Dnfrna chris
% 4Hd ahlnmsg1H ulN lNnuHttf 81 aH
eihff foN es ihfes rftte
tfNNwfrrs fHl usmaipee NHi hf
plenufM nn nle iolai uHfaei 81 Mal
it and shipments nltl PSI hfstt 1hffe
a ftfr indication ilat hnih .fupa
Hfa a. rlptt fsf ffnunflsiift hit
sfHf
Au n au iait is - 81 nrc hannsf
srtaan ffr 500 ifnri efrNtfa ~ ne
corpus fhusu flunsft
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-25

q Msfsfan ~ flali9s - hers ~
flW Aafs 90 hnsiHeas ~ Fepfenhff
ihf litttes rampan, ~ HsW iififAnn.
nsaasfs "a fts iiretts N,ssi rfesrFY.
err . s,ri.4snllan ~ she rfrfrniian
~ assny - afuien naiss9Ai n -
usra
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-25

Arofifrf man Nho IL eainr a. uaif
fitsn ur ihiH faaf VH fssofalifs
~ r 81 i4sfrnfo. Tire niIfa efsi "
ihH riiI aH fhb she'll fifaa ~ l.aa
renr haF af4rn affnt ia 3Hsaait.fe aha
fhf rfHa shifh viii 49, tadt ~ nisfs
"a a5 Mas it y tsn rsai isai hs hsp
eFsf raised Three trarn aga f11g
affff aiarff1 H tamafsfa asffra isaas u
fiFsf pratt ~ ff fn8 This scar ias
rf1p ell ~ hfftsf ans There - sfffs
prnmiss ~ coo ufees being pals
riss soas rss rseek
Ihia ? roo feaf fnr fhs trees
fsfmff rrs rfTs sfs itf8o isss psf
afff fielf ieiHa rsrpi.pH5ii1 alfssi
ang prices aiHlasf aIii,auf esetnfiaf'
afe sflenald Ths rain ian lri1as
ntlft anc4hfea ~ aAnpf oHF pua liif
fs9fih ineass Nas tieasinr - erfr
h'fmsf sea eili ~ 80 niatlna ~ fhs
rafamisf flfn am other tfafs 81 80.
sn i.fnffiites iaf4 ssffsasff ra4H q ~
Coleman n fae Coleman f'rosiafr raea
psnr
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ifarf fa taNn issf kttA aaI aas rals
feH etnie ~ fiunA HHnp tehts ere
fnotins ffssif noe and as4,e prit~ afe
hsiun fai1
i.arrde 10 shlpping tes care a pa-
sens aaily soW an 81 thfr resaea isr
nessef "a eefpifF strrfensf tn raie
~ friday Wbet @as wenff.y psff
soaih Tsxas aln dsisr Tafhnfsf oe4
inrs ~ rtue daFa. k,a ihia q y
ihanais nlli nrsat iht anlah Faafhsf
snd hsisft ~ prices
cshbsas Prices rirw
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-01-26

lmpossibilities are merely the half
hearted efforts of quitters. Hereert
Kaufman.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-01-26
CLANNISH MANXMEN.
They Still Use Their Own Tongue In
Promulgating Their Laws.


The Isle Of Man is in the Irish chan
mel, about equidistant from England,
Scotland and Ireland and is famed
for its lovely scenery, excellent climate
and the quaint old world flavor Of its
places and people.
Home rule has been enjoyed by she
Manxmen for many years. Although
there are fewer than 10000 Manxmen,
they have their own parliament and
courts. The house of keys and the
house of lords hold annual sessions in
Douglas, the capital, and the laws they
pass are read aloud every year from
Tynwald hill The statutes are pro-
claimed in the MaIlx tongue. a Ian
guage as distinct from English as Ital-
ian or German.
The Isle Of Man was long a bone Of
contention among the kings Of North
cumberland, Scotland, Norway and Eng
land. The government, as it. is la
operation today in Hall Gaines island.
was established by Orry, Scandina-
Wan adyenturer who made himself
king Of the island He divided his
kingdom into six sheadings. and this
division, with four municipal districts.
still serves in the election of members
of the house Of keys. The bishopric
of the Isle of Man is declared to have
been founded by st. Patrick, who
stopped of and established the see
while on his way TO Ireland--New
York World
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-01-26
FIRST EPISODE
The Man With the Black Vandyke
CHAPTE I.

I~lHE quivering center of all the
intense agitation in BrynpOrt
was Bouncer. That energet-
- ic collie could remember no
occasion SO exciting as this in the
Moore household, but as every one
seemed thoroughly satisfied Bouncer
helped in the happiness until his tail
ached.
Once, and once only, Bouncer had
been able TO get past old Aunt Debby.
This time he caught that coal black
cook with her hands full of snow white
dough. She lost her dignity and her
center of gravity and sat down on the
floor with a plump which Jared the
house as Bouncer plunged beneath her
fiar1U g skirts, but she saved the dough.
Bouncer meanwhile was up the back
stairs, and a brown and white streak
had flashed into the daintily cretonned
room OF his friend, mistress and play
fellow, pretty June Moore. Here all
was billowy confusion. June herself
standing by the long. low row of fieec-
lily curtained windows, was the nucle-
US OF all the frothing white. Her girl
fish cheeks were flushed. and her eyes
were wide and shining, and a fat
dressmaker. with her lip in her mouth
and a maze of diabolical wrinkles in
her brow, was on her knees completely
encircling June with pats and pulls
and witches. A browbeaten dress
makers helper, with flaming red spot
In each cheek and her yellow hair
dragging to denote her repressed agony
and with her bosom stuck full of pins
and needles and things. was standing
rigidly to one side holding an orange
blossomed veil. June's mother. in a
very special dress and with her hair
done in the most painful precision of
which a Frenchman was capable,
stood just in front of June, wringing
her hands and helping with her eyes in
all the sacred ceremonies.
Marie, Marie of the broom and
buster, black haired and red gummed.
waited near, with wide grin and
moist eyes, to have things hung upon
her when there was no more space
upon the little white bed nor any of
the chairs. Over by the door. talking
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-01-26
PANTHER AND BEAR.
a Vicious Battle to tss Eeath With a
Thrilling Climax.

- VICIOUS Battle to teS Ceafh WIN
Thrilling Climax.
when my grandfather was young
man he used to huat greaG DEAL"
says writer in the American Maya
zine. lie had brother living in Mon.
tana. and in the fall CT 1853 ae decided
TO go and spend the winter with this
brother and hunt One day his brother
was telling about large cave In the
mountains where some panthers lived.
He thought it would be good chance
TO try to get one. So one morning
few days later be started out TO find
the cave. When he came In sight of IT
he didn't see any stir. so kept creeping
closer.
He finally came to a path; there
seemed to be 4 lot OF different tracks.
He began looking for place to hide
and finally discovered a ledge and
climbed up and sat down to rest Sud-
denly he heard a sound of cracking
brush. He got his rife up ready when
down the path came an old bear and
three cubs; the little cubs were playing
like kittens. The old bear walked up
to the cave. shifted few times and
went in. In a few minutes she came
out with little panther. killed it and
gave it to the cubs. She repeated this
three times, and every one she killed
would scream and the old panther
would answer away off in the woods.
and each time nearer.
he hal oil ha
cuffed the cubs and sent them up
tree. Then she began digging hole
in the ground and shifting the air. In
a few minutes the old panther scream
ed and it seemed just a little distance
away. The old bear lsy down on her
back in the hole she had dug. She
was ready for fight The panther came
straight for the bear. She gave one
leap and struck on the bear There
was a fierce struggle. with screaming
and snarling. and in less than ten min
utes the bear was torn to fragments.
The panther walked into the cave and
came right out again and gave a
scream that was bloodcurdling. Just
then she saw the cubs. She gave a
leap and brought one down and killed
it. and went after the rest and killed
them.
''She shifted the air again and began
coming toward my grandfather, VINO
had been watching from the ledge
above. He raised his rifle, took good
aim and fired.
THAT was the last he knew until he
became conscious again. for he tainted
as soon as he shot. but the panther
was dead-he had hit her between the
eyes.
He didn't wait to pick up his lunch
box, but went fast for home.
He often says that is the most game
he ever got with one bullet, but he
wouldn't want to see it all over again"
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way. 1t was she to whom he had
given the coin.
A wan and tattered, pinched and
hungry looking little boy stood mutely
beside them, piteous appeal in his up
turned eyes. and held out his clawlike
little palm. Ned, beaming with kindly
good will. placed a coin in the out
stretched palm and put his hand in
benediction on the head of June for il
was she. and not the wan little boy,
who stood there piteously begging.
What wonderful scene was this: a
bleak. wild country with huge. strange
birds dying over it and no human hab-
itation in sight There were human
creatures, though, two of them-a big.
pcnderous jawed savage with matted
hair. who carried an enormous club
over one shoulder. Behind him trudg-
ed a smaller figure, woman. with
matted hair hanging to her waist. liz
her nose was ring. and to this ring
was attached leather thong. the 9th
er end of which was in the mans
hand. He was taking home his bride.
Music, the wedding march. the little
gray. ivy hung chapel at Brynport-
Was that Ned coming down the aisle?
Was that June just behind him: Was
there leather thong in Ned's hand?
oh. Was the other end of that
thong
There was sudden jolt and sereech
ing noise, a rattle and bang and the
sound of Kissing steam. June Warner
jumped wildly to her feet and gazed
around the little compartment. There
were the flowers, the boxes of candy.
the scattered rice. Comprehension
came to her slowly. for she was still
half in her dream. The train had
stopped She snatched up her cloak.
jumped up on the seat and brought
down the paper bag which continued
her prim little travelling hat; then she
jerked open the door. In the opening
she stopped with a sudden flash OF
memory. Ned's money. the first of his
generous bounty. the first of her pay
for being Ned's wife. She jerked 1t
from her belt. threw the three bills on
the seat. ran down the steps. jumped
to the ground and sped across the
tracks to the opposite platform. She
had no idea of where she was going.
but anywhere would do
AS the train started TO pull out she
had a mad Impulse TO run after it to
have it stopped, to call Ned. but there
was no movement in her.
Across the tracks in front of the sta
ton man. tall. splendidly groomed,
black Vandyked, stood watching her
intently.