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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-08-13
A Complete Change.

If you will give your old. cheap furni-
ture a coat or two Of green paint. it
will look much newer and fresher.
Then invest in some chintz with red
flowers in it and make cushions for
the seats and small cushions for the
backs and the furniture will look most
attractive.
II you have no table for your porch,
make one from an old packing case or
get your husband or brother to do it
for you. Plane down the rough wood
until it is smooth and then paint that
green too. Make Il cover of the chintz
with red flowers. quite a wide cover
so that it will hang over the sides and
cover any deficiencies in the table.
Edge this cover with ball fringe.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-08-13
STRIP H Bed.
Pillows and Mattresses Should Be Well
Airad Each Day.

All beds should be stripped before
breakfast and placed where they can
get plenty Of air and, If possible, a lit
tie sun too. Mattresses should be half
turned and allowed to stand in Il draft
SO that the air will play around them.
Pillows, too, should be treated in the
same way if you want to keep them
from getting musty. Mattresses should
be cleaned and remade every three
years il you want them to keep their
s%pringiness.
1t is we'll worth while to buy only
good mattresses in the first place II
you can possibly afford it, as these
clean again and again and come up as
good rs new. Cheap mattresses IRE
not worth remaking and almost invari-
ably get lumpy after a year or two Of
wear.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-08-13
Old Fashioned Bread PUDDING.

Soak a pint Of fine breadcrumbs in a
quart Of milk for two hours. Stir in
four we'll beaten egg yolks, two table
spoonfuls melted butter. a scant half
~teaspoonful Of soda dissolved in a
little boiling water and a pinch Of nut
meg. Last Of all, fold in lightly the
stiffened whites Of the eggs. Bake in
a we'll creased pudding dish, for
half an hour, then uncover and brown.
Send to the table as soon as done and
eat with hot wine sauce.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-08-13
WOmen's Ways and Fancies
COMBINATION OF MATERIALS.
Two Fabrics Used Together Lend Dis.
tinetion to Rlouaes.

Two Fabrics Used Together Lend DIS
tinction to Blouses.
Two soft. silken fabrics used togeth-
err make some Of the new blouses very
Individual. For example. Il pale maize
colored pussy willow silk model has a
vestee of hand embroidered Georgette
Grape set in with hemstitching. Cuffs
and collar are also Of the embroidered
Grape. the embroidered design showing
small. heavily padded dots in straight
lines. This blouse is priced in the
shops ut 1915. Another stunning mod
ell of white crepe de chine Of heavy
quality has tucked panels of Georgette
Grape down the front. each panel set in
with hemstitching. A blouse Of white
batiste is straight across front. back
and sleeves, with hemstitching. and be-
low this hemstitching the blouse IS Of
rose pink linen. While pink Is still a
favorite blouse color. pale yellow and
pale green seem more the choice OF
fashion just now. and with country
pale yellow or green blouses are very
smart indeed.
The woman who loves dainty blouses
vet cannot afford to pay 50 or 10 for a
really distinguished model should set
herself to work to evolve q hand tuck
ed French batiste blouse. These sheer,
tucked blouses are eXquisitely beauti-
full and. what is more important. very
much the style. The whole Of back
and fronts-so far as the armholes-
should be covered with the tiniest sort
Of tucking. Groups Of pintucks alter
mating with narrow pleats make n pref.
ty effect. or there may be pintucks
with lines Of hemst!tching set in be.
tween.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-08-13
MISSING Word Game.

A game that affords much amuse
ment Is played with q letter that has
been written beforehand, with blank
spaces left where the adjectives be-
long. The writer does not let the play
ers know what he has written, but
asks each for an adjective, placing the
adjective so given in the blank spaces
in regular order. When the spaces
have all been filled the letter is read
to the company, and it never fails to be
amusing.
The game may be varied by leaving
n number of blank spaces. and instead
Of asking for adjectives to fill them the
writer may ask for any part of speech
that the players may choose to give
him. AS no one knows about what the
letter is written, u very i~ncongruous
epistle will be the result.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-08-13
Summer Porch Work.,

Turkish towels with scalloped Dor
ders stamped are sold in the shops. and
to go with them are w%ashcloths with
a scalloped edge or a spray Of flowers
stamped ON the thin cloth that forms
the hem Of a Turkish toweling wash
cloth. Guest towels, of course, always
make acceptable gifts, and as each is
not much work. they are especially
suitable for summer embroidering.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-08-13
Dolly Warden Fashions.

Dolly Warden styles. which have not
been seer for many seasons, appear
with these styles Of former days and
are considered as attractive as they
ever we're. In silks they are particu-
larly charming and are becoming very
popular. The reason given for the re-
turn Of these old fashioned styles IS
the increased use Of American made
goods.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-08-13
Vanilla Ice Cream.

Boil q quart Of cream, add a cupfnl
of sugar and 4 teaspoonful Of vanilla.
Cool and freeze. Hot chocolate sauce
Boil one cupful Of water and one-halt
cupful Of sugar five minutes. Add one
half cupful of milk, two squares Of
melted chocolate and a tablespoonful
Of dissolved cornstarch. Boil min
ute.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-08-13

Smart summer afternoon frock in large cherry and white polka dot ps-
g. willow taheta. The SKIRT full and made to dip On either side, is trimmed
with a dainty fringe ruHe o. pussy willow tafeta and has a double shiring
at thu hip. A suspender effect in the bodice partly covers a dainty guimpe If
net and lace, with high lace trimmed collar. The polka dot pussy will
low tafeta is introduced in a novel way, both the chapeau IN 1arasol being
made of the anne material, and a grsh effect is afforded by the velvet rib
Don trimming u streamerS
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-08-13
'hoto by American Press Association.
JumbIed Flowers.

!. Ystumchrahmne.
2. Minaguer.
3. Tinaoncar.
4. Speaeetsw.
8. Oneyhesuckl.
6. Eboniag.
Z. I.laca ylil.
s. Xilams.
Answer: l. Chrysanthemum. 2. Ge-
ranium. 3. Carnation. 4. Sweetpea.
). Ho~neysuckle. 6. Begonia. {. Gala
lily. 8. Smilax.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-08-13

Egg ~Stains.-Table salt and q wet
cloth will remove egg stains from
silver.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-08-13

Why is a woman's beauty like Il bank
note? Because when once changed 1t
soon goes.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-08-13

I'M a Tommy Atkins, as they I
call us British army iellers,
AA and Hive Just got back from
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

behind buraud ln the semi-darkueaa of Afthur's room as the arch Thief pfies open he cabinet
 baruad haa ttte diamond and gl8ats over i u the Eteam of hand lash light Without word Blair deala him blow with all hIs strength with Inc slHng-h hot he carries The blow glanec3, and purand. no mean antagonist even for the strong young yirginan closes in upon llis asaaiont
 They curse and sway and struggle. Blair held teo closely by DgraHd to give fuI swing to hls deadly weapon. rains blow after blow upon Duraud at short range The costly furnishings of the room are overturned and shattered
 Arthur k reused by the struggle From his drugRed sleep and rises, vide eyed. from his bed Vigiau, in tremor of anxiety fl tine doorway. switches on the lights full and bright
 i the light Blair rises. t9 frenzy of murderous activity He seizes Du. rand by the throat, his weapon arm now free. and brings the sunQshot down with siekening force upon the
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
u-eo 4aIlr Arrs1.

Uncle Eyh. z1 old c9sorsa Izn. was ID tn court 3ccased . stealing 5 watch He pleaded 5ot guilty and. moreover. broaghr sgztGsf t4e com platnant cou1.e-chs-z= 9s ssss ait- The man. he declar@t- Lad tired 10 ssli a!m with sn i-1- Eettse
 Dzr4n9 tAe c-oss exz11.ns tAon the zt- t0vaev. Lawyer Be1ae-- se1a anee1. Dare yoc f7 ssT fhst IT. c5ees sttsek- e-a rar m5.A e- ireE ketfet -Tat wsz he esue s e5 Tn #
 sezs-
 
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 z
 s s r # # t f1- oT ze m ea was The m wTr regg Ba- what's 2 maErh gin f1 ts31 s=see -Harpef.s Msgs- fiEe
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
Rlncn tf,r 2ella

Conversation la the smoke rom 9f the h0te. Lad e9. round = tazafed houses. a1d gress9lse yargas c z3Ts- terious noises and unaceoaafa9le geli rluelags h d house la the immediate ueighborhood were being tecsga1ed. But there vas .keptie [ tBe 9ssF1y 8ho made himself heard
 Come te that be saA. ! 9gght Q De frectg good ia the haunting line. reckon could make dgzea bells rtus in this Te-y place without touch irg one ot them
 7s0nseaser wss the zniverss. c1or- as. and the y11zg mar sad never q word Instead he opened cupboard door near oF ard t2r-st o- ne gas
 in less thsn txo minute. sT-ry nsssi il he hos1se was ringing. and 5r tAs -i1n@ fresh light was shed oa s5e sub ,ec- the old hands hzd Q admit that the young 'U1 certainly knew s9n=- hing" g"-Lendoa Tit g.ts
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
Wolf S0seg.

0ne of tAe largest gs tAe family known as wolf spiders is t.e iarahtala Of southern Europe. @lieh gets its name from the fact that it a5oands in tue HeisAl5ofhoo3 of the Italian city ot Tarento These spiders lIge IL holes lu tAe ground gr under stones. from
 which tleg wander forth Hke w0lzes iu search of prey TBe 5.,e of such q spider WAS once considered Eery poi sonols sDd was sGppose1 te cause a nervous disease called faraatIsu The eufe for th1s Gtsease as f9 dance q wild dance called b3 lts name sAta the .,arson fe4I e1aaasfel Now ard then q ,4rauia.a journeys to tae t.9FtA from Central America Ia ggacb q baBa : uas l large species af spider ral glDg from Missouri to .ae s5at4 Ls called the rexas taFaHtsa8 Af gae tifae f1Es sgi- Ter Has eaten Dg f1e IH1iaas. who aad the ldea taat f possessed valuable ne- iiciaal qroge-rfes Indianapolis Sssa
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

5iair Deaia Him a Boa With ire
 Siansshot.
 skull of tAe bleeding Dsfa8a and fHen casts the bafIeaea klHg o1 4lla nei41s fs9m hIHE aittl . mighty effort
 Back. aaHz liHe a saeE. tl4e arel thief weak aaa stunned 9aIls against the low. wide 2 ihdgE and through it down the sheer height fo tHe la#a e9w. striking fail upon his guilty. shattered head. breaking his neek
 Bat he has carried H.th h.n t5 his death. eIHs bed #ifh I grip B#air e98.d nat i9oseEzz fAe=s5iamoad from the 5k9
 as D1saHa iles broken and dead aaon he ground moaning g46a er9I4eI4es over hiH la 1ife shadow A hsad wres,s t6e diamond from tbe Fela ziag esasa 0f tHe dead lz#l5er. tHere P | th8a3lus - H#rr.ed feet across tse lawn. and tle watcher ls gone aud wItA him goes tae a.amoaa from Ire skY
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

Italian gardener mp at dawn t9 his work, PfuekiHg the diamond from the s&E from he rosebasA. just where it mad been cast through the uiarlow bv tie MdlgHant Esther when Arthur had era1pfed it to her.
 Hi, there, you. callel Blair. Don't take that. I am coming down for it."
 The gardener who. like the rest of the servants. bore sullen dislike 10 tae WhIlom friends who surrounded taeir master growlcd an uniuteuigihle reply.
 burand. who sensed that the dla- moad had been found. sprans from tae room and made for the stairway. with Blair beside him They ran from 'he front of the house and to the back. But The gardener picked up a heavy stake lying by the rosebush and stood them or
 =! take to the boss he said Nor would he he shaken from his resolve.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

But in her steadrast heart Esttrt resolved 10 say nothing to Smythe Dov nor Hagar later regarding Arth1r'. drug addiction.
 Well. suggested the English law ger. "oar friend Qgabba here caH t,ff us p0ssed, and We may be able to take up the matter of endeavoring 10 sec re LoyeAs release from this unjust ia earcetatioa after We return to Rica mond. No doebt he chafes fearfJ' F in his prison cell
 The next day Esther, aecoHPar = by SiHythe. left Los Angeles for Rich mond. Quahba, placed in funds og Smythe, stayed behial
 Quabba Wis an Italian gypsy. aHd his new friend and conpatliot t,4e gardener at she Powell mansion. was at the train with him when Ae ba4e lis respectful adieas 10 his young mis 5re=s and 10 SmyfAe
 On the way back from tue defet fHa gardener deemlng Quabba heed cheering. lei Him To the garden rc~ taulrtH Ia 2 Ila Sapoii II Was | humble place d4 arboreI resort f.e qucmed Jy Italian working people Signota Solari made them welcome
 She has 10 good looks. whispered Quabba friend Out you should set Ter daughter RoSa. Aa, Rosa is Il eharmer and how she will slaiie at you if you pa8 for the better wine lou should zee her.
 It Was faIed taat QuaBba Was t6 see the rafisBiHg Rosa. De Yag1. 2 lady killer to h.s aag thinking haa also sect the ravisang Roea.
 She had smiled at De Eaux in pass ing. and he Lad followed her b the garden I.a Bella Napeli ! citizen ol the world, the daPPer count, who spoke Italian rharmiH2Iy kHew well how tg iHgratiate himself into the favor of the iandiadE.s daughter and the and lady He Naax ordered t3e high priced ehiaHti= on which there Uas the good profit
 From their distant taGIe il tHH gas den QnaHba md tAe Powell 4eaeueH fated al th.s. but Eept their dz=.ance Unseen a4l aHnoteea by the laasaish ts 3anxz=Eate Was playing into fhe haHtls of Quabba and his friend af f5air tabie iH lie corner He had f -rfevafze p. Id Cesare. the contractor TTe pH#=laime5l it
 Look yon.s he said, T get 2 con traet-a good =contraet-ta fix roof.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

Jl prison r9et .a tg cale t-Esa Qnstzs burning Els aa eHzs win
 ess f34L4aa. as FeeiFl4 se-t1 4sr.Ga-tor from Cesare rh1 -El.1a tractor
 Y e1s bum raofer .he con
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

Vivian Shook Arthur by the Shoulder. Aad pHEaud aaa Blair ezrsiuz Lis s,abboraaess. escorted lm= back Into Che house and ta Arthur.
 Vivian. realizlas tEze tilameu3 was recovered, had eeasea her sl4sai-h de- maudS a4d 8as again rasa.tlHIz- f. Hiles aad ea5 5alemcat
 Eat Afgisr. sia ken with shane al wholly u4ueHeea tA4t tAee aa4 de eelFeI him as regards Esffers pges- eaee iH tae eitf. lis shame augmented bg the realization Lat ItstHpr Knew ION haW= he had fallen ia =His dug addiction. took tBe diamond and stag sefed from tae f9om=With 5 lev H.Hf- 5eaea tlHHkS ts the gardener.
 Reaching his salt. he locked n, diamond iH aa ornate cabinet bv fbe -reat re#f e4Ii.tlaa. os a8ls bedroom ard tAea. paeifg Ha nd aewr- faa-t the devil ef drag desire fer Esther's sake aud losf again
 fhc English lawyer Smytte-a I knight D aru4E l. aH ,oeth. e>eer1ea tAr shaken Esther to HeF hete# having picked up the watching and wai8ine Quabba in front If the Powell man ~iou and taken him with then in the taxieab The next day she consulted him about her affairs.
 I will see you safely back to Rich mond." said smythe gently. Your mother. you say, has recovered and you wish to return to her am going back to England resolved to Ter the American heir or heirs 10 the Stanley earldom claim the title when he CT they may choose
 "But what shall do about LGke LevellT' asked Esther All his Afe
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
CHAPTER xlix.
Plot and Counterplot.

"HE miracle of dawn crimsoned
 all the east. The last bolster
 ous revelers were departing
 from the fete of the mad mil lionaire.
 Only the butler. as major domo, had speeded the parting guests. but the guests had reveled and gorged and swilled and cared nothing at heart for host or mansion that had entertained them with a Belshazzarian feast.
 And 1t was a Belshazza rian feast and the handwriting of destruction was on the wall.
 In the small reception room upstairs the unhappy wretch once called the golden man sobbed on his arms like the drug weakling he was. Vivian. her hair In disorder and vixen-like In her anger and grief shook Arthur by the shoulder and cried. Where is the diamond ??
 Blair, noting the open window. Jeff Durand and Vivian by Arthur and ,rossed over to It.
 There. down below. was Angelo. the
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

.a51 things i- tae lives ot tbe two yoazg v.fgi1lsas that would make tbe14 sFosd any to2 close inquiry into -t@i: r@99-z3s.
 EFe-y t.astg las 3 pasf-ge1e-alsg 2 tad one sad s cy1sc philosopher
 What ggt2 Powell had doae ln tae dsTs ae wss Arthur Stanley Dur4ad -As a9- Er.oED nor cared Whatever 2; $. !: ts @zsggA that aaae be. Dnrsa ad. ass .a= grxs- e4z l51sd r5 b@gsi prDcess To rs--gTez ! vii te dared
 S5. =hE= t3e card sgzz8e for 1lga stakes =.T12C; .snii is ar it's beigh' Lrus-z15 deity taxes occasion tg afr z sle-~q.1s p9~der into tae glass of John Powell tl-sx tongue l. fhfck and h1sse -as-F : 6aadene3 wsfh bis fa tu.g-Ece with wi1e-
 Tbs game b-e& ks ups owing to tbe s3ee2g isugoor of The host wbo $ i-z awsy. a1d the others retire s5ortty afteywzr1 8r. y.r.2a sasas s-st7a VI Dursnd - Bar
 She knows T'4rsr3 vel She knows ne br has fhe G5g1oad II VII e -a eeG aEHoaa H H and @ s lsssa5ereL
 Hiding t har feI tter -= ~ and #.Tsz ~ -1s er4e. aau a = Ee a
 ater and ' work .s s1e r -ae s'ezse5 sas 1eeeHsess nsfe = 
 Then sa a9lsal les. tsat tae rate Bar s-eals arql t1e k.ee s2. poaas Unseen. ahAeaza Bar uees
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

tractor WIS declaring seornfHliy. 'Yon no good for nottIn'"
 Quabba shrugged his shoulders an8 replied "IIa, what you tluk you get fer seab job, IeWelert"
 All right, tomorrow 1 fire you and hire the monkey you have He gotta da more braius' And the contractor spat in disgust and threw down thu loop of seatfod ropes he was carrying and hobblcd away.
 Quabba raised his voice in sing song protest, m!neing Eomany expressions with his jargon of Italian and broken English, and hc did sa with T purpose and the purpose had Tx effect.
 N his cell window below the caves of the prison roof the shaved and shorn Luke Lowell caught the gypsy jafEaa
 Luke tapped three times upon the bar al his window Quabba heard and understood He tapped three times h reply upon the gutter
 Then, taking 4 bah of cord from bis breast. QuaBba slipped hacksaw from the tools. and, pccriug oyer the roof t0 note no Watehful eyes observed, be lowered the instrument of liberty to the cell window
 In was drawn within, and then Quabba whispered over the gutter edge in Romany that he had rope tied to the cord and that the other extremity of the rope was fastened 10 the chlm uey..
 Further directions as to where QuaB ba would wait f9r the prisoner with 2 change of# elothiag were whispered l. the fffs} tongue. The next night VII the tIme appointed.
 
 Al tae Powell mansion ethe last uighl is duIg celebrated He Yang | not there. but Dnraud and Vivian arc with Arthur iH tae library PasiHg tf# with IfH5f aud eBr5Hfagiue him ta wild and f5ea pa5 at eaf1- f1a rand has lhe l4aaey fer the seHeEaH= eheeE thafZ8fthar RaYe him EHi fa8 arch crook Hsf content HIfh tIzE= CoHEenitaHz tats I maH tt#Ff and big diamonds rare diamond "a uab.e diam9Hd-.aae HIz ebse==IsH fs 70 buy them. uat t9 keep them bat ta steal them
 FH the cabinet iu John Powell room k fae diamera from Inc sH JoAa Powell. whom he has sHatelea from the Jaws q dcatb and made ! drug aeaa of. has given bHaH3 coHge as physician and a7ssfiafe 44as erehe eoeSupaa Hls eaE BaEaI=f#l# king ef diamonds. as tlIe tH.ef aa knows him VII 1aEe he aEams## Oatside. 9isgu. ed a> workman AL hiding in the arabaefg. E Dartaa oue f8ithfaI all9.De Xa9x. tAe jaeHa4 tae EHaFe ef clilEts of zfI4e paak'
 BafHndZ Zhas faHpere9 witiz. Xls.iazz but= he daes hot trust her. S4r #5a= Dgetad fear Blair. nor eFeu Jas.. I.szs= eli.= millionaire. eaae he=Ias tIle diamond ia= his hands aH1 safe away
 paFana has IIsea t65 close t9 taea all net to ba 4 Ft4=sse ti.ss tbeFe are eeH
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

except for the brief revolt he now bscs forgiveness for. Be served n1 4-safafT faithfully"
 T would suggest sad "tHat 1ul ffsel8 t9aaaa H-ge s.ag e- hiH# as a8a see #a 3e iaax -e.are Isell aat peaIt- t0 ArtsHr stanley 1e oaiIr himself now 1osa Powell
 baFt ua fasta lH Arf1as -7W saa Esther wearily lie has esle7 nta eva ways through eva sssa-sis tons
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

and can't get any Of these lazzaronl to go ou the work
 Questioned why by QQabba, Cesare shrugged hls shoulders and said There 4re two reaSous the ioafers give ne Che is that t ls ! nonuu.un job. aH1 rAe other is f is work U the pri>. aa- and that they d. not ike. They fear tAs prison. mayhe fer good rea saS
 9uAa1z. sst erect The priSonf Luke tsozt. wa> u the prison,
 Ne sesee-a me Eeo.ng-that was - ,-@1e cried Qna6ba Angelo ar,e nj lei. ya1-~
 AIse- wto knew nothing at all Of .-1s E2z Ter. rasszdly sxore that qua bba azaS .4e se>i= 7a.efer that Lad ever left ss4,F
 
 <. tas% Eas~7e.. mansion suspicion. plot s2s@ .'s'11.ssr.sss were tAe aftermath of ..As e.,'ia@ t4.,t. A--ha< sD1auured thai ns wsII5 -'G71c- .a Ass business affairs ana An@ A42l..t1 t1a2, As ~as prepared 2 4at -suaa4 21z,4so-ely for his s.rqlcs, sl> | .ll.rsaI11- and A4G.d le re isras !. hs Iaa 4is .fZ-s2-. Ibe Naux. s'aE,t st saaI1i 1nt,. s-&a-s
 :ss a-ss aha.k @s- s&rce sum and gfes i; sf -sl-s1,. Sz- Dorand had nf Dsfn.loI st ati,s.-.--e without the s.-an. aiamnna Ea-1 ct which had fri VT ,.Iu ft fAss g,.see-
 .a0-s4na haa .is4j5 t.Afazts over Vivian U aist'ia>s!-le ;eJea- former swindiing as>,a.s a.sia;.,5IG a5 ssslA Blair and Arthur ata s,ss pat sd a;n and keep silent. t4z asc DIT. Vivian srornis-d, but in axr AaA4r9 sne a2s reso.y yei that she ffa-,e vor1a have rhe dam nd.
 s-gAaras 0eia-c Y hs e1lee was made happy affair as A.s employees Ills 5ask hsEa large horses boe ot ~ers @ eS secretary welcomed
 IS 11sl1ess tU 
 & Powell % s1 teE
 & te and ss-v-
 s E3sE ftl sarzzalz. Ezzfr
 2 Zzz-sa5 zt fssrs sa lis absence -1a 1--e aa1s eslee agylaa54s5 ana5 fae has.ness 3f he 84y was -es-Ee5
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
CHAPTER L.
The End Of Darand.

A gTHTR was grateful to Baig A He had been aagry when hf R-A realized he had been deceived
 rezardlH4 Eaaer hY all wht surrounded him ia hi- great mansion since She day Ite bad been brought home sHatterel asd tuseusibIe
 But Vivian and Blair had pleadca with significant hiH's that they had thought II best ID accept burauAs sug ecstioH as Arthur's physician that his patient be not uuduly excited while fon4afescias THe hints inferred atse that t.is WIS to shield Esther from the knowledge of the drug weakness that she had learned despite the ef
The Delta independent., 1915-09-17

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