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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-02

Kansas city, Fob. 2-Hogs-R'-
ocipts, 10000. strong a. be higher'
Bulk. SG7OaGS5, heavy, $6.75a $50;
pigs. SG.2iU6.65.
Cnttle-Receipts. 1900. steady Ia
loo higher. Prime fed steers, $3.50
9q.OO: western steers. $500 HS.5O;
calves. $3.50 1850.
Shecp-Receipts, 10000; lOc hlsher'
Lambs, x~s.25NS.Sj; yearlinss, $500 I"
Ills.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-02
spot Cotton.

New York. Feb. Spot cotton.
quiet: mlddhng uplands, $50; sales,
200 bales.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-02

Melbourne, Feb. tyia London,
1886 a. mD-wool prices generally
have advanced another : per cent.
The strong American demand contin-
ues. Brokers have adopted a ruling
under which they reserve the right
To- refuse any bid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-02
Chicago livestock.

Chicago. Fen. 2.-Hoss-Recoipta
10000. steady. Jc to Toe above yes
terdny's average. Bulk, $3.50 m6.soi
heavy. s6.5OmT.0o; pigs. S5.5on6 $50
Cattle-Reccipts. 1000. hrm' Ma
tive steers, s5.65 Ie.25; western, 5000
m5.7O: calves. S7.50M 1859.
sheen - Receipts, 5000; strong
sheep. t61Om 6.S5; lamos, S'.SoW
S.g5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-02
For sale-MiscelIaneous.

1M MNLMk A0AH
FOR SALE-Oid papers for puttias
down eapeta. etc. Call at Herald
onics.
FOR sALE-oood safe delivery
horse, 5000. Apply strong Bros.
EoGs for Matching. from blue rIbboI
winners. s. G. II. I. Rods and Barred
Plymouth Rocks VIM. Bietz. ana w.
Atlanta Ave. Phone iisSw.
FOR sALE-uood gentle horse, suit
able for family driving horse: pha-
eton and harness. Inquire Of ]. d.
Herndon.
FOR sAH.E-Irish setter pup. 2
months old. good stock. 100 Me-
kinney avenue.
FOR SALE-Houses.
FOR sALE-Lot and l room house.
Reasonable. All Mckinley ave.
FOR RENT-Houses.
FOR RENT-s-room brick residence:
hte" hetn"eoa htott NtoHu "t Wv
strong Bros.
FOR RENT-'Four room modern
house. 2iO South nigh. inquire eto
North First ~.
FOR RENT-l-room frame. bath,
south highlands. si2.5o.
ron RENT-5-room modern frame
residence. large lot, $500.
FOR RENT-4-room modern brick
residence, fourth ward. $3.50.
FOR RBNT-3-room adobe, shingle
roof, near shops. 1900.
INQUIRE 200 ". GOLD AVE.
Personals.
~Ss~~~~~e~~~~~~~~~~~ S~~~~~se
MOVED-From corner OF BrOadwa,
and Central 10 2li East Central
opposite the Highland House. saul
4 Sewers shoe shop.
n. II. BACA, Spanish translator. IN
terproter and instructor. 3i7 South
First street; phone ga.
FOR CARPET cleaning. furnitnr'
and stove repairing. w. A.. Con
phone 56s.
WE DO ENGLISH and Spanisl
printing and want your orders
Novelty Printing CO., ia No. 4th 81
~Typewriters.
tALL KINDS. both new nj second
hand. bought. sold. rented and re
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-02
WANTED.


wANTED-Oid fashioned Colts six
shot cap and ball revolver. with
nine inch long barrel. with cylinder
two. and one hair inches long. with
the words stamped on barrel. "Ad
dress Col. Sam Colt. New York City"
II In fair condition will pay $4,000
for same. Address Chas. w. Parker,
Box $50, Concord. California.
neutrality-suspicious.. Spanish Eng
lish: also private pupils foi Span
ish. II. y. BSca, Phone 634.
WANTED-PositiOn as housekeeper,
chambermaid or scamstress. Would
consider leaving city. Address c. E.,
care Herald.
N TO LOAN
<N@SNANSN<
MONEY TO LOAN on Alhuquerqus
real estate In snms TO suit up "a
~s2.sO0.So. inquire 200 West Gold
venue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-02

FOR sALE-oid papers for putfids
down eaDels. etc. Gail at Herald
ONES.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-02
NOTICE non MULTIPLICATION,

Evening Herald,
Albuquerque. ~. N.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-02

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-02

FOR sALE-0ood safe delivery
horse, 5000. Apply strong Bros.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
CANDIDATES TO DANCE

All the candidates Of city offices
and the board Of education will be at
the Auditorium tonight and several Of
them win take advantage Of the Op
portunlty TO open their campaigns I'm
the ryemlnute speeches that will be
permitted The manager OF the Addl
torium applied TO Mayor Grant today
for n dozen policemen to handle the
crowds at the Auditorium.
Never mind about the police" said
the mayor About half the Candl
drtes ought 10 he killed anyhow"
There will be- good order, neyerthe
less at the big candidates ball rbnlght.
II Is not known how many Of the can.
diuutes win speak, but II is known
thnl there win be a large crowd at
The hnll An eight-piece orchestra win
provide the music and It win probably
h" the largest hall ever held In the
rlly
Many NJ the candidates win take ad-
Uutngc NJ the opportunity to get &C.
~ uluted with the voters at the Audi
toriUm tonight and the short speeches
win be- made 10 tell " their qualiflCa
items
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
HAS A FINE PROGRAM
Musicians From All Over the state
Have Made Reservations for the
Concert Tomorrow Night.

The program announced for the
Fritz Kreisler concert Tuesday even.
in9 at the OyerhOlser Is one which
win be thoroughly appreciated by all
the music lovers OF the city and state
A. well, for large parties have made
reservations from all over the state.
Carl LamsOn win be- the accompanied
OF the noted violinist aud the program
viii be:
Concerto In { major vivaldi.
Devils Tartina.
Prelude and GRyotte Bach.
Mel0die-tiluCk
Chanson Louis XIII ct Paysns --
COuperln.
Slcillenne ct Rigaudon- -Erancoeur
Variations -Tartini.
Chanson Meditation -C0ttenet
Caprice Viennois Krelsler.
Tambourln Chlnois Kreisler.
The Old vienna valses, Liebes Jeld
liCbes Freud Kreisler.
II Is not often that Oklahoma City
IL permitted 10 hear such a musician
~ krelsler and that accounts for tbs
large sale OF seats The yiolinist
comes under the auspices OF the Musi
cal Art institute aud the Ladies' Musi,
club - 49, ----
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
MANY ATTEND
BARTH FUNERAL
Pioneer Citizen Who Was Buried Is
Missed To-day by His Friends and
Associates.

In well chosen words the Rev Rabbi
Joseph Blatt Of the Temple Buui II.
rael yesterday afternoon conducted
he final rites of the Jewish church
over the remains Of Solomon Barth,
well known merchant and citizen Of
this city who died Saturday morn
Ing after nn Illness Of five weeks at
his home, 723 West Seventeenth street
Many friends aud relatives Of the
family gathered at the home where the
first service was held at $50 o'clock,
after which the fur ernl passed to Fair
lawn cemetery where burial was made
In paying tribute to the deeds NJ
Mr. Barth Rabbi Blatt stated that
such character nv that Of Mr. Barth
was seldom seen. one who cOurtcd not
the publicity which usually follows
such deeds as those Of Mr. Barth "lIe
was glycr aud man Of II warm
heart. easily touched by the sorrow NJ
others and n was seldom that he
failed 10 assist no matter what the
sutton Of the needy might be. But
with all his Kindness he did not seek
publicity and M result there are
many of his deeds ~ which the world
does not know
Large numbers NJ members from the
United Commercial Travellers. Mnsons
lilks Chamber ~ Commerce aud
Shrmrry attended the services, both
at the home and at the cemetery.
The pallhearcrs were Leon Levy T.
n Cooke. William Nee, Harry Ger
son, Joseph kcsuarck George Kerr !
H. Levy nud l.. u Klcht
throughout the business section n
the city today there Is the feeling TINT
oklahoma city hnS sustained an IRE
parable loss In the death NJ MIR Barth
lie was regarded ns q leader among
the business men aud win bc remem.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
Vote for Bradshaw.

The house today passed 10 en-
grossment bill 6l6, by Duraut, McCord
and Clark, providing an Inspection
fee and license therefor, and man
agement and control of hotels.
lodging and roaming houses, drug
stores, grocery stores, restaurants,
drink fountains, etc. and declaring
an emergency The bill providing for
the organization OF union graded
school districts was also passed "a
ehgrossment and reconsldered the
vote OF several days ago In which the
h.U providing FOR probation officer
IN '.rr county u the state was de-
feBted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08

hered for the many things he has done
for the upbullding and progress Of ok
lahOma City, The business In which
he was partner will remain as %
monument 10 his ability and there are
other enterprises that will continue to
prosper because he helped TO put them
on their feet.
Although It was bitterly cold sun.
day, the funeral Of Mr.. Barth was
attended 10y hundreds Of his friends at
the cemetery. They paid a last trlb
ute to one who stood high IN the com
munity and whose life was given
largely FOR the good Of others
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
SNOWFALL AND FREEZE
ENDANGERS TEXAS FRUIT

DALLAS Tex, March 8.-Snow fall
thruukhout much of north Tex
aS, with temperatures at about frecz
ing and Endangered fruit trees, which
In many sections are In bloom Gainey
Vile Texas, reported the heaviest
SNOW Of the winter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
4 Quinine That Won't Make You
Nervous.

FEBRlLINE Is a trade mark
name which designRtes the first, orig.
lnal and only reliable Tasteless Syrup
of Qulnine. An improved Qulnine,
pleasant To take; does not nauseate
nor cause nervousness Children take
1t and never know II IL Quinlue. Es.
peclally adapted to adults who cannot
take ordinary Quinlne. Try II next
time you need Quinine for any pur,
pose. Ask for 2.ounce original pack
nge. The name FEBRlLINE is
blown IN the bottle. 20 cents.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08

prove TO the jury that the prisoner
could not have committed the crime
with which be Is charged. II that
does not convince the Jury, shall
show that he was insane when he
committed 1t. II that fails, l shall
prove an alibi"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
Miss Dora Whitley Of Drumnon,

NIHa NUFH WHIIey OF DrulnnlOnd
is here trying TO locate her son.
Noble whitley. who has not been
heard Of for three weeks When he
was last heard Of he was working for
a hotel In PacklnEtown which has
gone out " business put left giving
no trace of his whereabouts after the
hotel closed lie Is described M being
. feet Inches tall, weight about l5O
pounds, blue eyes and light hair and
Complexion. lie wears either a blue or
brown suit.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
Vote for Bradshaw.
Pol Adv.
The reyIew cluh. an OrEAnlIAlion

The review club, an organization
fosterod by members Of the high
school faculty, will hold a meeting at
the high school At p, m. today for
the purpose or reviewing the book
llIIdS JQIe, 'smuppV HuHr ,slN -
OF Youth In the City Streets" The
discussion will be led by Miss AdellA
Clifton, teacher In the English de-
partment, The substance Of her top
lc win be an argument in favor Of
Miss Addams' ideas OF supervised
playground systems for the children
of tho city. The meeting will be held
In room B 10 at the high school
All are invited to attend.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
Vote for Bradshaw
Pol Adv

The funeral services Of James Il
Sackett II years old, who died yester.
day afternoon at the late family resi-
dence, s26 East Ninth street. was
hold this morning at 1880 o'clock
at the chapel OF Street and Draper.
A son, James T. sackett, and q
daughter. Mrs. John Jennings, sur
vive him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
He Had Three Chances.

A Kansas judge tells this lawyer
story: An Irish lawyer was attor
ney FOR a man charged with murder
Addressing the Judge, the attorney
said:
Your honor, l shall first absolutely
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
AT THE LOCAL PllYHOUSES
Bradshaw for Commissioner Of Pub.
lie Property Pol. Adv


The Cadillac Sales company at S07
North Broadway has an interesting
display at the show room this week.
In addition to the different finished
models OF the new elghts there 10
In the display stripped chassis
which Is proving Of much interest
to automobile enthusiasts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
Plumbing Repairs, Hutch Wal, 1874.
Adv

The mother Of Ruby Berry, age is,
appeared In the county clerks office
this morning and gave her consent to
the marriage OF her daughter to Ros-
sic Groves q. Both Of the young
people are OF this city. The others who
secured marriage licenses were Joe
Thomas. a.. and Mrs, Allie Lodlee,
rs; Alon G. Boggett 2l, and Miss
Evelyn Shenod ls, both Of Oklaho-
ma City
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
ReCapitulation :
A MOST SATISFACTORY GROWTH.

official
We taken
old
because of because while
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
Five additional field agents viii

FINe AddItbOnN fIeId aEents VIII
he placed at work throughout the
state by the bureau Of animal indus
try during the next week, accord
ing to statement made at the Of
ficeS in the Federal building this
morning II WAS stated that the men
would work In connection with the
tick eradication campaign and would
probably cOnflne their work to JEFF
ferson, MoClaln and Rogers coun-
ties where the government experts
are making their hardest fight
against this pest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08

Oklahoma County o Oklahoma,
n Everest President dosolemny
knowledge and belief
help God.
C. H. EVEREST President
Subscribed day 1915
commission expires February ~ 1918
KuTTNER Notary Public
Attest ATWOOD,
W. r. RAMSEY,
H. EVEREST
CHAS W. GUNTER,
Directors.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
The commissioner Of public propert

The commissioner Of public property
has charge Of the library water sys-
TEN aud public parks. All important
vote for II. g. Eastman. Pol ADV.
DIR T. p. White, field agent Of the
department " agriculture. arrived in
the city yesterday after an extended
trip over Seminole ana Hughes coun-
ties whore he has been engaged In
work among the hog cholera districts
as Investigator Mr., White reports
successful fight against the dis
ease In that section Of the state.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-08
Publishers Report Of the Condition Of The
Tradesmens State Bank

Of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, March 4, 1915.
RESOURCES:
The evening world., 1915-01-23

light with . broad sea Of silvsr TO
take the place Of the brown valley
level In the bridging middle distance.
But the curious thing was the lights,
unmistakable electrics they were, a.
heretofore. twinkling through the
tree-crownings Of the knoll.
Ballard got up and went to the edge
OF the mesa cliff to look down upon
the nood. rising now BY imperceptlble
gradattons a. the retreating slopes
made the area Of the reservoir lake
larger. It was fully halfway up the
back vail Of the dam. which meant
that the colonels power plant at the
upper canyon must be sumberged. Yet
the lights were on at Castle 'Cadia.
While he was speculating over this
new mystery, the four head lamps Of
an automobile came in sight on the
roundabout road, and presently q big
tonneau car. well filled. rolled silently
over the plank bridge below the dam
and pointed Its four monster eyes up'
the incline leading to the camp mesa.
When II came to a stand at the cliffs
edge. Ballard saw that II held Mrs.
Van Bryck. Bigelow. and ono Of the
Cantrell girls In the tonneau; and
that Elsa was sharing the driving. seat
with young Blackjack.
Good evening. Mr.. Ballard" came
from the shared half Of the driving
seat. And then: I'VE are out trying
the new car-isn't II . beautyf-and
we thought we'd make q neighborly
call. Aren't you Glad to see us7
Please say you are"
The evening world., 1915-01-23

Ecois Polytechnique. had
t!n<led the hour Of ten; the August
moon rode high above the deserted
bunk shanties and the dismantled
machinery on the camp mesa; the big
car. long since cooled from its climb
over the hogback hills. cast . FORE
shortened shadow like that Of squat
hand wagon on the stone chip white
ness Of the cutters yard: and still the
guests fingered on the porch Of the
adobe bungalow.
For Ballard. though he played the
part of the somewhat pushed host.
the prolonged stay OF the. touring
car party was an unalloyed Joy.
When he had established Mrs. Van
Bryck in tho ono easy chair. remin-
iscent of Engineer Macpherson and
his canny skill with carpenters tools.
ana had dragged out tho blanket
covered divan for Miss CantrelI and
Bigelow. he was free to sit a little
apart with Elsa on the porch step.
The long strain of the industrial
battie was on. Having fully deter
mined to send In his resigna tion In the
morning. the burden Of responsibility
was measurably lightened. And, to
cap the ecstatic climax, Miss Elsa's
mood was not mocking; Il was sym
pathetic to q degree.
Only young Blacklock's restless
ness sounded q Jarring note In the
theme. When the collegian had tink-
ered with the car to the stopping of
its motor and the extinguishing of
It's headlights. he had taken to the
desert Of stone chips. rambling aim
lessly. but never. as Ballard OBJ
served. far enough TO lose sight of
the white wall Of masonry. the grow
ing lake in the canyon rift, or the
rocky hillside OF the opposite shore.
1t was the latest Of the little mys-
teries. When the Kentuckian came
to earth long enough to remark It.
he fancied that Jerry was waiting
The evening world., 1915-01-23
THE KING OF ARCADIA
4 New York Name Strange Adsens,res
In the "Bte Oufdoors" Of the Wesf
BY FRANCIS LYNDE
I tosprisA. isos. v st,... = s..sA.,
IyxoPsis on PRECEDING CnArrEns.

40 9YS0Pels or PRNEDIN0 CnAPTEns.
::';::s 49, ! ~: -; 4
= :.;:!:s ;:sy: e. s Z; y: ... 3 ':::ss
ss 4. g. .: sss c:';s;' :s:,d,.s 4 s';e: te:
)612t's:.ss 90 z =, Ai0.dl. n.. . sound = = :
The evening world., 1915-01-23

''You have guessed the esersA-my
soorst," she said. With the heart
break In her tone. And then: ''Oh.
you don't know what aSonies have
endured: and alone-all alonsi"
Tell me-" he oommandsd lovingly.
II have GOOD right 70 know"
The best right Of an-ths right Of
went ON dspairinS1y: at 10 In the
your father died. Brscksnridssi"
I'm an nlnsas. I have been told. I
49,. Ts. tSe e y0uns 70 realise anything
NO." che denied sosrowfuily. "As
Ny father and his brother Thomas
were practising physicians In Lexiny-
ton, your old home and ours. Uncle
Tom was called 70 prescribe for your
father-his oldest and most valued
friend. BY some frightful mistake the
wrong drug was given. and your
father died. Poor Unole Tom paid for
Il with his reason; and then father
threw mp his profession and buried
himself here. In Arcadia"
The Ksntuektan reme nbered Col.
Adams sudden seisure at his first
sight Of the dad BallArd's con, but
hs said sravsly: THAT proves noth-
ing. you know"
"Nothins Of itself, but ] have seen
With my own eyes. Two years ago.
x :ss =: ss.e s'essl: ~ia 70 0S.a! Mar Sraa
became bitterly vindlctive against tho
company et umes. ana put nis wnole
.ouA my snS n.at ..t AZ. Huen
the scciccnty oeesn 70 nappen' Snd-
on, oaat ten yov toe oreadfui tninHs
! nsyS ~, Anu IN @oro orsaatu.
~ ~ tuv NY ~soaea
n.m. LILY ~" ~nen nC o'o nos
su1pecs u es c.nner' tnc hl1nt
yo9 veu. ~ ~ NO most conAS
oU .,I sS,,H 70 .nS i1s. A. eoon -
~ % .0 s: ~: .nc ~ MIN snsVw
Ala ss.s .tSo 0k OF osn u n''
~ e sns' s Us.s. nn" wnsn 1r. Dro"
icSS.x -. s.:r you ~" s"ns
III so 'Tr M.t' 'Iet slo couId not "na
rssdix ..crst,v srr re e So1SS cnM ~ m. "SI- SI
iisv. m~ rh.r S.iS NJ 49, ~
RrcUni.w ~: 49,. S IL, =
surs r. m,,.. ~ 80. - ~. ~ n
7 trsv H. Ssf rn1. ov 40.
vou SUM 0"' W "~s'ss
o.
cnS was In the fuu ude OF the mis-
eIaDie confession now ana ne tried TO
''oR nor -. .
mo; must 20 on" she insisted.
Mr. Winsnsld knows. too. but un-
IKE IKE you; ne mas not tried TO b charf-
'~ .u
The evening world., 1915-01-23

for somsthins-waiting and Dessibly
It was after Mrs. Van Brysx,
plaintively protesting against boinl
kept out 20 late. had begun to doxs
In her chair. and Bigelow had fetched
the wraps from the tonneau whore.
with TO cloak Q shuddery Aiss Can
trell that Eaca said guardsdly:
Don't you think Il would be an IN.
miugated charity to these two be-
hind us II We were to share Jerrys
wanderinsS for . little while7"
I'm not sharing with Jerry or any
other man Just now" Ballard sb-
Jected: but he rose and walked with
her to the foot Of the great derrick,
pulling out one Of the stonecutters'
benches for . seat Before he could
take his place beside her Blackjack
got up from behind q BLOCK Of stone
few yards away and called to him.
"Just . minute, Mr.. Ballard" he
said: I've got . rattler under this
rock" And Ballard excused hamsslf
and went
where's your snake. Jsrryr" he
asked. coming up with . stick.
Cut 1t out" said the collegian.
should not ovsrhsar. I've been try
Ing to get q word with you all eve
ming. and I had 70 Invent the snake.
Wingneld says we're ell on wrong:
way off. You're 70 watch the dam
that's what he said; watch Il till he
comes down. That's all"
1T was false ALARM" said Ballard.
whom he rejoined Elsa. "Jerry's got
. bad case Of snnuL You were say
ingr'-
~ wasn't saying anything, but I
mean to. You must be dying 70 know
why We are hers-why We are staying
90 long"
I'm not" he answered. out Of q
full heart. my opportunities 70 sit
quiet In blissful neArness 70 you
haven't been 80 frequent that can
afford to spoil this one with asldngs
about the why's and whsrefores.
'Hush!" she broke In imperativsly.
You are Jssting again In the very
thick OF the mtseriss. brought you
out here to tell you something. Your
,l6s H6, rsc S,cx stss%Is:d Ss : ssain to-day; 90
YES" He answered without think
Ing. and could have bitten his tongue
for 1t the moment afteward.
''Then you doubtless know to whom
all the terrible happenings. the-the-
crimes are chargeable?"
Denial was useless now. and he said
Yes" again.
How long have you known thisr"
Il have suspected IL almost from
the FIRST"
She turned upon him like some Wild
creature at bay.
why are you waitins7 Why
haven't you had him thrown into
prison. like any other common MUIR
derer3"
He regarded her gravely. No man
ever quito understands q woman;
least of all the woman he knows best
and loves most.
You seem to forget that I am his
daughters lover" he said, as II that
settled the matter beyond question.
And you have never sought for an
explanation f-beyond tho one which
would stamp him ~ the meanest, the
most despicabls Of criminals?"
II have: fruitlsssly. though. think.
And to-dsy~ she questioned
feverishly.
He paused. picking and choosing
among the words. And In the end he
merely aoked her to help him. TO
day. hope led me over into the valley
of q great shadow. Tell me, Elsa,
dear. II your father always fully ac-
countable for his actionsf"
Her hands were tightly clasped in
her lap, and there were tense lines OF
suffering about the sweet mouth.
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clock. Bromiey's testimonial
from his enthusiastic and
admiring classmates of the
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