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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-05
cago doing her spring millinery buv.
ing for her store here.
Prettx Girl. il coIl.o. p,,.

Pretty Girls in College Play
UNITED Press Leased Wire Seryice1
BOSTON, March 5-Pretty girls
wore trousers and smiled behind silkv
false boards this afternoon as thew
strolled toward Agassiz House theatre
where Radcliffe college freshmen will
give Quality Street" J. NJ. Barrie's
comedy, tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-05

Up to February 10, 129 vessels with
a gross tonnage of 46S.5e9 have come
under American registry under the
act of August Is last.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-05

Jim Hill says that business needs
the rest cure. What he means is that
business needs rest from legislation
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-05

Congress adjourned yesterday
thank congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-05

Ground hog or no grcund' hog, the
winter will end when it ends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-05
THOUGHT FoR THE DAY.

THOU1HI FOX He DAY.
The habit of looking at the bright
side OF things is worth more than a
thousand year.-Samuel Johnson
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-05

welcome, street sprinkler.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-02

soach High school teams, the mems
bers Of the council are opposed to the
proposition. On this point they are
firmly for Rourke and if the school
board attempts to force an outsider
on them they are prepared to go the
limit to block the move. Nothing is
held against Eadie personally but
members of the council do not be-
lieve him capable of coaching in all
branches of athletics and they do
consider Rourke the man if anyone
Is to be engaged.
The only drawback to engaging
Rourke for physical instructor in the
schools is that he has no certificate
of graduation from a Normal school
or an equivalent school, this being re-
quired Of all instructors engaged by
New Britain. It IS said that Ead1s
expects a salary Of $1,000 for the
New Britain herald., 1915-07-02

seE3 * S f ~ II y II IN
proposal to engage a male physical
instructor in the schools, the High
school council does not believe it
would be necessary to so to another
country for q. suitable man and are In
favor of engaging Jack" Rourke,
New Britain boy, for the position.
Rourke has had actual experience in
coaching big teams and is considered
one Of the best coaches in the United
States. His handling of athletics at
Colgate university, which has come to
the front with rush since he was
engaged, is, pointed to as record
that established his value. Just at
this time when the cry is trade in
New Britain, 7 the members Of the
council cannat see why it is necessary
to 60 hundeds of miles for physi-
cal director for the schools
AS for Ea1ie being engaged to
New Britain herald., 1915-07-02

exhibitions and hearty welcome is ex-
tended to ALL
Those i'm Charge.
The following committees are ins
charge of this big exent:
Officers-Arno Kerber. president:
Hermann Water. vice president; Ar
thur Gunther, secretary; Richard
Vogel, treasurer.
General Committee-wiliiam r..
LANCE. William Huber Paul Leopold.
Anton Hafner Theodore Wagner
Charles Muller Carl Rohrberg, Edgar
Woods. r. G. Zimmerman. William
Albrecht Bruno HentscneI Eugene
Chaser, Justus Hornkol1l. John Kunz.
George Fischer, Joseph Wischey. r.
NJ. Zimmerman.
Committee on Exhibitions--Joseph
wischeck. Charles Muller, r. @. zin-
norman, Charles Hipp Paul Klambt.
Albert Pawlowsky.
Press and Souvenir coinnaittee--
Paul Leopold William Huber. Harry
f.. Morton.
Music ommittec-Charies Muller,
John Dolan, william scnarmann.
Refreshment Committee--William,
f. LANCE, Bruno Hentschel. Jacob
Bsumgartner, William Albrecht Will
liam Schulz Fred Jurgen. Herman
Water
Decorations Committee-Carl Rol1r-
berg willard Eddy, Paul CHASER. Arno
Kerber.
Hall and Park ComnIttce-Edgar
Woods, Paul Klambt
Housing ommittee-william r.
LANCE, Bruno Hentschei. Jacob F1s-
cher. Adam Ziegler Thomas Dyson.
Walter Clark Albert Hyneck, Charles
kuper, Anton Hafner and p. thinner
man.
The many guests will be provided
with housing accommodation either
at the private residences or members
or at various hotels.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-02

which will continue through the even
| ing. music to be furnished by Braun 8
orchestra. In the evening there will
be a festival in the park and a dance
in the new hall, music by Fleischer's
orchestra. 84
Judges and Scorers Named.
Saturday evening the judges will
meet to make the final arrangements
for the competitions. The judges as
signed to direct these events are
Paul sixtus of Newark, n. j., Emil
wcerner of New York and Fritz Krirn-
mel of the same place, Emil Hallbauer
Of HoIyoke, Hermann Weber of Hart
ford. Joseph Hickish of Meriden.
Charles Schmitt of Waterbury and
bruno Berthold of Rockville. The
scorers will be c. r. Wolf of Hart
ford, Oscar Thomas of Meriden.
Charles Blathman of Waterbury and
n. Klapfer of Holyoke.
The annual meeting of the State
Turner's was held several months ago
when the following local men were
elected to their respective positions:
Presid ent--Herman Water.
Vice President--Arno Kerber.
secretary-William Huber.
Treasurer-Pau Leopold,
The two state instructors are
Charles Hipp of this city and George
Raehr of Meriden. Therefore, as the
annual meeting has been neld there
will be no business session at this
time, the entire three days being de-
voted to exhibits, sports and a general
good time.
The souvenir booklet has made its
appearance. It contsins photos of
state and local officers. the local head
quarters and associated views as well
as a complete program and histori-
cal sketch of the New Britain Tur-
ners and several contributed articles.
The official badges have also ar
rived They are neat Of design, being
a bronze medal, suitably inscribed,
suspended by ribbon of the Turner
coiors, black, red and yellow.
The rules of the Turner's prevent
valuable prizes being awarded to the
older competitors, although the
juniors receive cups. The others re-
ceive diplomas and wreaths. The
prizes are on exhibition in Scherp's
drug store window.
History of the Local Turner's.
The New Britain Turner's society
was organized April IS. 1853. and Is a.
branch of the North American Gym
nastic union, the oldest organization
Of it's kind in America. The local So
sety. which has valuable property on
Arch street, has a membership of
$50 not including a we'll organized
ladies auxiliary of eighty members.
Every male person without any dis
tinction as to religion or nationality,
who has passed his eighteenth year
and is possessed of an irreproachable
character, may become member of
this society.
In the coming festival, in which not
alone the classes of the local society,
but of all the societies in this district,
will participate, special effort will
DE made to demonstrate the value of
physical training to which the Tur-
ners' societies of America have de-
voted themselves since 1850. The
public Is cordially invited to visit the
New Britain herald., 1915-07-02

com banfde Offices for which he is
mentioned and it is planned to take
$50 of this from the funds Of the
High school athletic council. Or.
1Wick, who has been coaching the
High school football team, has d
contract which carries him through
next season.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-02
new TREATMENT FOR
VARICOSE VEINS AND ULCERS

Swollen veins are dangerous and
often burst Sufferers are advised to
get a two-ounce, original bottle Of
Moone's Emerald Oil (ful1 strenEthl
at any pharmacist and start to reduce
the veins and punches at once.
Physicians recommend Emerald Oil:
it is used in hospital practice and
small bottle will last long time, be-
cause it is very concentrated. Apply
night and morning with a soft brush
as directed until the swelling is re-
duced to normal.
So marvelously powerful is Emerald
Oil that swollen glands, varicocele and
even goitre disappear when used
steadily.
The Clark e. Brainerd Co, and
Riker- Hegeman Drug Store can surg
ply you. Generous sample on receipt
of 10 cents from Moone Chemical Co..
Rochester, n. x.
SOFT, SORE. sPONGY GUMS
are quickly made strong and healthy
and loose sensitive teeth, Riggs ais
ease and Pyorrhoea are successfully
treated with Ginginol Get d small
original bottle today at any leading
pharmacist; II viii last for weeks
New Britain herald., 1915-07-02
D TO PLAN
EADIE

thletic Council Does
Ia for Coach Of Foot
IN and Other Teams.
the athletic council are
18th the plan to engage
|or the combined offices
rector in the SCHOOLS and
/ athletic teams at the
and have expressed
this effect on the sub
Election Is found to the
New Britain herald., 1915-07-02
you ARE INVITED COME JOIN THE HAPPY

We have prepared feast Of good things-things
hat You will relish with appetite and come back
For rnorebesides you are in the best of company,
with the very best from all over the
Ftate who come here every year to our Ten-Day.
July Clearance Sale, when prices are almost cut IN
half on every article in the different depart
nents Sale starts today. Come here today. You
will not regret ii.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-02

Whether you have much or little to spend YOU
cannot afford to stay away from this SALE and only
once a year-ten days in July-starting today you
have the opportunity to double your money Prices
are lower now than at any time during the year and
over thousand different articles that are useful
every day in the year to Men and Young Men, and
nowhere else in New England will you find the as
sentiments and values for the same money.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-02

which will continue through the even
ing, music to be furnished by Braun $
orchestra. In the evening there will
be festival in the park and a dance
in the new hall, music by Fleischer's
orchestra. Ns
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
PERDUE s RESCUE
WORK SAVES TWO
GAMES FOR CARDS
Ames Relieved a Seventh Per-
iod 81 First Contest and
Robinson With Bases full 90
Third Inning of Second

...rs-saa faunsaL srfriAL lgAatn NtRei
N.e York Aug 15 pcrdue .lht
work nn "a rescue pitcher ruanlcd
T.rufs Do win 4 dauble-header nom
Sew Yar. TODAY to Hnd !"
Ht relieved Amcs in the seventh ~,
nine nf thc first game and Dhes t'V
"A Giant faIIF and again Was c4lieh
81 Is take K0binv0ns place Wild lh'
bases fut boz fine third inning ol ,il'
second game Two runs came ~
Zone ~ could rotire the side. aIirI
which hf again pitched shui-"u' 9'i,'
FlrHt game Score h ~ I"
81 I..,iIa 03i geo Ui0-1 p
Now York 600 coz 20u-i ~
paftrriea Amps. pcrdue and AnN-
don perritt. schauer and Doom.
summary Two-baHe hits ltobeil-
aon Doyip. gfhaucr lhr,H-base mn
Robertson. Double play Doom Z"
Do,le Bases on balls orr Perritt y
IN schaurr "a off AmcH lllte 'il
Permit in inning (nono out ln ftC-
ond4 off s hauer boz s innings. OF
Amrs in innings of lrrdur J lh
: inninrs. struck 0ut l'y SchaleI
BE- Ames q hy pcrdue ?. I'm
plrcs DBay and stoekdale
Second gamc-Scure ~ ~ ".
TO- Louis ..-. pup 4lo uVO
New YORK WVA WV WV
batteries Robinson, Perdue ana
snyder. Mathewson ana Meyers
summary Double plays tirhnt tn
Dnyle tn Rralnprd Fletcher 10 Grant
i, Dovle. Grant TO ntaiuerd, Grant
tuuasslsted) Bases on bnilh-, UT
Maihewaan D: or Robinson liii8
on Robinson 4 in 2 innings 'none
out In third). OF pcrduo in M
plnps STRUCK out-By MatheWson : /
hy perdue 9, rmpires Stockdaie ana
0'llnk
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
THE GOAT.

The fight promoters plan to form union
strong and great
IL make thc fighters come to time in
ru-ses ans IN weight
sThe time has come they say, ito make
these fighters Zoe the scratch
And not to lea them held Us 10 Vhene'er
they want a match.
The fighters nov have planned to form
union Of their own
To make the fight promoters quit their
Iced and lofty tone
"The time has come they say, 80 make
these fight promoters cough.
And SHOW them where TO dlsembark-in
other words, ge: off,"
The fight fan cared upon the news and
sadly shook his head.
mo matter how the fight comes out am
The goat he said.
A man pays 10 see a boxing match
and he sees a marathon race.
A man pays 70 see a baseball game
and he sees prize fight
Moral-If you pay 20 see a chess
tournament do not be surprised If
you see a bicycle race.
The Grand American Handicap is
In Chicago this week Most people
thought he was out on the Chautau-
qua circuit.
The McFarland-Gibbons match is
certain to attract a huge crowd Doc
Krone is going
Buhe Benton doesn't Know just
where he gets off This is COM
mon failing among left-handers.
The Whales are on top lust now.
but experienced sailors tell as that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
BOSTON MAKES It
FOUR STRAIGHT BY
BLANKING BROWNS
Hamilton Is Hit Hard for Seven
Runs, While Gregg Pitches
Good Game and Is 10 DAN
ger Only Once,

AeH+ihe ipuRHAL SPECIAL LAAaAp WiPt
So. Louis. Aug 25-Boston made Be
four straight by shutting out 81. Louis.
90 % here today Hamilton was hit
hard. Gregg pitched n strong game
and was bon danger only once-iu the
second inning when hc filled the
bases by passing two and hitting "a
atsman-but he famed Hamilton
and relieved the locals
Score r. TT. f.
Boston .......010 002 400-7 IN i
So Louis .... GOO GEO 600 ]
Batteries. Gregg and Cady Ham
ilton, Hoff and O'Brien
summary TW0-bdse hts-Gard-
ner co, Scott (2). Cady Base on
balls--Gregg (2J. Hamilton CD Hits
loft Hamilton, 10 IN l-3 innings.
Struck out-By Gregg 9 by Hami-
tou J. tmpires-D ineen and Nalln.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24

Chicago. Aug 23-Joe Jackson re-
Gently added 10 the local club from
Cleveland, won the game for the
Whit fox here today from New York
in the eleventh inning The final
score WAS 4 20 3 jackson tripled 90
right and drove Eddie Collins, who
had walked q minute before, home
with he winning ran The locals
played an uphil battle and tied mp
the score ih the ninth. Eddie Collins
walked ana advanced 10 third ON the
luoxt TWO outs lie scored ON Weav-
or's scratch hit 90 Boone Chicago
was compelled to use two pitchers To
win from Shawkey
Score. r. IT, y.
New York 600 100 goo 00-3 o ]
Chicago ....100 enc 001 Old Q J.
Batteries Shawke, and Alexander,
Russell Scott and Sehalk
summary Three base hits--E Col-
Inns. Weaver. Maisel Jackson Double
plays Weaver to j. Collins. h Coll
Inns To J. Collins Bases ON balls
orr Russell. 1 Shawkcy a. Hlits-Off
Russell 3 i'm s innings Struck out
Hy Russell q by Scott 1 Umpire
Evans and Chill
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
FARMERS GETTING
MORE FOR CEREAL
AND FOOD CROPS

FsScnt coeRtsroHprEcs TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fee. Aug. ~ The FARMERS Of
New Mexico are getting considerably
moro for oart,t, products than they
n, M, .. .,.,.,,... M officiol
crop report ioI NuNus'' lsa"'u NY '"'
department of agriculture and Just ID"
hand by the State Geographical 500
ciety. corn rs quoted at aS cents "a
bushel as against - cents last year.;
wheat Sl15 compared with "a cents,
oats 50 cents as against 50 cents
barley 80 cents as AGAINST Is cents,
potatoes. Sl.2G as against SIPS; hay,
$3.50 as against S1t butter the same
99 cents eggs the same % cents
chickens l2.8 cents as against 49,
cents per pounds. beans. "a cents as
against 2.g cents per pound. alfalfa
$500 as against S10.I5. alfalfa seed,
SIS AIS against Sc. bran SIS as against
$40. cotton seed meal &34SO as
ngainst S27 hogs. $40 as against
s.. beef $3.50 AS against 81. veal
SIS 40 as against $40. sheep. $3.50 as
against S4SO. lambs the same, So;
wool 20 cents as AGAINST is cents;
mich COWS S6S.g0 as against SCI,
horses SVb ag against SEQ. honey. i3
cents as AGAINST II cents. apples the
Same. $40. peaches SI.30. cahhagc.
SOLO MS AGAINST $500 per hundred
mounds. onions. Sl.3h MS AGAINST sale.
Fourth In Bonn Acreage
only three states have a greater
acrrare I'M beans than New Mexico.
namely. Michigan. 404. 600 acres. cal
ifornia 15SOOO acres. New York.
It6.Ouo acres New Mexico has 21,-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24

may wax sarcastic. but those who
have had occasion 90 sit at the ring
side know whereof we speak.
Take. for example, a preliminary
hoNer who il about to 40 six rounds
with some other punk for the fahu-
Ious sum of $3.50. lie enters she ring
followed by half a dozen roughneeks
armed with towels which have not
seen a bath since they left the hotel
or gymnasium or WnshrOOm from
which they were stolen. Then comes
pail filled with about four gallons
az water la which floats an ancient
sponge aud "a few slices of orange.
me water Ostensihly j. for the use
~ The pugiliSt. but the seconds are
as generous with Il as If they were
sote o,,ners of niagara Falls. They
distribute Il. gratis. within radius
of twenty-five feet. 4 stranger who
had never seen a boxing show woald
t,inI they we're demonstrators trying
IA sell stOct, In the Great Lakes.
FINALLY. the first round is ended.
Tho boNer trOts back 60 his corner,
fresh and strong and with the fire OF
,o,,th ia his eve. Hut his freshness
aud his strength and fire of youth
snnn mass away. Half dozen rough
$50 climb into the ring. pOunee
u,,on him, cripple him with hnlf-nel-
sons, hnmmerlOck~ and strange
bolds, choke him with the ancient
spongp aud wait a pound of powdered
resin into his nOstriis.
Have you ever noticed how gladly
ghe average boxer jumps from his
corner NJ the sound of the bellt IL
h because he has three minutes in
which 10 recuperate before his see
onds can get at him again. Many a
boxer who quits ia the third round
eouid 20 twenty but tor the punish
gent he gets In his corner.
The Wisconsin H0xiug Commission,
however. has put stop 10 these
atrocities. ia other words, boxing in,
wisconsin has gone dry. Gallery fans
may call Il highbrOss stuff, hut ia the
future when a man pays for ring
side sent he viii be able 90 see al
boxing show in comfort without the
aid Of nm oxygen helmet rainc0at
and an umbrella.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
CALL EnI, Rms

Sealed bids viii be received al the
office Of the county clerk of Berna-
lilo county. New Mexico. up 10 two
o'clock in the afternoon of Wednes-
day, August %, 1915, for the erection
Of a woman's ward at the county jain
/ in old Albuquerque and the building
OF a fence around said property. In
accordance with plans and speclica-
tons in the office Of George p Hm.
architect, an said work TO be done
under the supervision and TO the sat-
isfaction of said architect
The successful bidder Will De re-
quired to furnish bond, satisfactory To
the board of county commissioners.
for the faithful performance of the
4 contract
The board reserves the right 10 re-
! iect any or all bids.
by order Of the board of county
commissioners. a. +. WALKER.
Clerk.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
IoNG.FELT WANT.

The state Rutfng Commission Of
Wiscoraiu has rillcd a long-felt want.
90 has dccreed that the seconds. man-
ayers. towel swingers and other para
sites ON uugillstS display at least
semhlance Of human intelligence
while infestinE the ring.
Fiippaut persons who never have
been within stones throw of ring
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24

Philadelphia. Aug 3a The double
heoder here today resulted e 3 even
break, chicago Wihhlns 'he tf'Nl AaI's
4 ~ 9. and Philadelphia ihe ae.ohu'
40 ta y ln the opening contest mayer
weakened in me lhAi two ininhk"
throw pN Ludetus broke we l'lle ~
pcr nf 8yrne 9 Tore hhud Inr rlnhlhA
affair was waik-oter for NE l'mIllcs.
iiumphries being driven oif me rum
ber In the second inning wbru H'Fgh
runs we've scored NcQuilian inaae
his temperance with the home team
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
Southern Association.

Atlanta Chattanooga o.
Mobile o Memphis 4.
birmingham 3 Little Rock 8.
$50 other gumes scheduled
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24

urooklvn. Aug. 20 PREFER was
wild ana ineffective in the rust m-
ming al the nruoklYn-Cnclnnau game
today and the visitors accumulated
three hits ana three runs enough w
defeat the superbaa. TO 2.
eenre NJ 3d. u.
Cincinnati ..... 800 600 OOo-3 % o
Brooklyn .... O0o 0oi 100 2
Batteries Dalc. McKenorN Schnoi+
der ana Wmeo pfeffer Appleton,
Douglas and Mcturty
snntrnarv Two-hasr hits Br6fitha
421. McCatty 1hree.hasc htt Her
znp Bases % bale OF Dale 2, off
McKenery @. or pfoffer 2, of Apple
ton uls Off Dale To- 2 2.a ~
ninrs m Mcksuery n les in-
nlngH or schneider } 200 : INNINGS
off PREFER Z ln g innings or Apple.
tom ln 1 inning off Douglas J in
InulurR struck oui 1871 ffcifer J.
Impircs Klpm and Emsllc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24

TIIIsHuTEh AUG ~ IItI8NuTEh
shut oHt tile Kansas cIb team lodHt
Z fo o. due 60 The good pitching az
Allen Main was hit hard in tbe first
inning when TWO s.nelts double. "a
triple and walk produced four runs
for the home te#m
score II IA
Kansas CITY 600 400 0000 @
PITTSBURGH 400 600 eos /
Batteries Main Adams and Brown
t3er ara o'Tnunnr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24

Journal want aGs Brng results because
.vervhody reuns the journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24

II Louis ~ Chicago :,
Chicago. aug 23.-st Louis routed
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26

Failing In that. he would accept the
situation ~ hopeless. for the time BE-
ing at least. She should know that be
loved her deeply enough for that.
She Joined him In the little open.air
cafe. and they sat down at tabls IN .
remote corner. There we're few peo-
pie brsakfAstins. In her tender blue
eyes there was Q look Of sadness that
haunted him. even - she smiled and
called him beloved. 80
"Hstty. darling" be said. ieanins
forward and laying his hand on hers.
cant yoa tell me what Il isi" .
She Was prepared for the question.
In her hssrt she knew the time had
come when she must b fair with him.
He observed the palior that stole Into
her warm. smooth cheeks - she ~
sards1 hin axsdly tor long time h.
fore replying
There 10 osly sas person n the
world who can tall 20, Brandon. u =
for her 70 dsci1s. I mean Sara wraH-
DALI
He sslt queer. slekeaing ssnsatiea
g uneasinsss snsek inte existence. r.
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aae,z0sSH m az lX20S2d AAN J

sailors sprang up from everywhere and
calls were heard below; the rsttling Of
chains and the humping Of heavy lug.
gage took tho place Of that steady.
monotonous beat Of the engines. PEG.
pie began to infest the deck. limp and
grooming. harassed but voiceless. A
mighty sigh seemed to envelop the
whole ship - sish Of relief.
Then II was that these two arose
stif1y from their sheltered bench and
gave heed to the things that we're
about them.
The channel was behind them.
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1heHOlOW
- ; Of Her Hand
George Barr McCutCheOn
"a ~ Aoll HxzD 6. Cnt1slY/

Of Challis wrandali. There was some.
thing uncanny In the persistence with
which that ruthless dsspoiler Of peace
forced his way into his dreams. to the
absolute exclusion Of all else. The voy-
age homo was made horrid BY these
nightly reminders Of a man he scarce.
iy knew. yet dreaded. He became
more or less obsessed BY the idea that
an evil spell had descended upon him
In the shape Of . shostly influence.
The weeks passed slowly for Hetty.
There WIRE no letters from Sara, but
an occasional line or so from Mr.. Car.
roll. She had made Brandon Booth
promise that he would not write to
her, nor was he to expect anything
from her. II her intention WAS to cut
herself OF entirely from her recent