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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-06-17

by chemical reasons, but by actual
results covering years of expert
ments.
"There are and can be no ques-
tions affecting the material pros
perity of Middle and West Ten
nessee which equal in Importance
those of imparting fertility to
soils apparently poor, or the re-
storing of fertility to soils ex-
hausted by constant cultivation.
In this section we are especially
favored with the means OF doing
this. We have the highest grade
of limestone in abundance. If
the soils need phosphoric acid we
also have this in abundance and
almost at our doors. We have
grinding plants able and ready to
furnish either article at very
small profit. The railroads are
so anxious to have farmers in
crease their crops by usiug these
materials and thus produce more
freight for them to haul that
they are granting as low rates as
they can consistently give on
their transportation. Every
thing now produced by the far
mer is commanding a good price,
and is sure to continue to do so.
Population is increasing and Pro-
ductive land is going up in price.
If thousands of acres in Tennes-
see now regarded as Of bat little
value can, by the use of ground
limestone and ground phosphate
rock, coupled with manure or de-
caying vegetation, with the prop
er rotation of crops, be made pro-
ductive and consequently valu-
able, is it not wise and to the in
terest of the state and all its
citizens that this be done? Is
not the purchase, clearing and
cultivation of such land a very
live question in this state, worthy
of the most serious consideration?
Is it not almost a sort of crime
not to give back to soils which
have SO long supported US the
food for which they are now
clamoring, the .hfeblood which
we have taken from them, and
especially when this is so easlly?
4, 20 hesitate to apply these
two stores of fertility because Of
their first cost is the gravest of
mistakes"
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-06-17
A Good Household Salve.

Ordinary ailments and injuries
are not of themselves serious,
but infection or low vitality may
make them dangerous. Don't
neglect cut, sore, bruise or
hurt because it's small. Blood
Poison has resulted from a pin
prick or scratch. For all such
ailments Bucklin's Arnica Salve
is excellent. 1t protects and
heals the hurt Is antiseptlc, kills
infection and prevents danger
Gus complications. Good for all
Skin Blemishes, Pimples, Salt
Rheum, Eczema. Get an original
2-ounce Csc, box from your Drug
gist.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-06-17
Sam Davis Pictures.

~ Captain John Simpson was in
Nashville last week to see the
Sam Davis Motion Pictures.
These pictures are a very fine re-
production of one of the most
notable events of the civil war.
Sam Davis was q Tennessee Con.
federate Soldier who was execut.
ed as q spy a Pulaski because be
would not give up information
he had gotten from a Federal
Soldier.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-06-17
IN THE HILLS OF TENNESSEE.
ada @. Settle.)

(Ada O. Settle)
When evening shadows deepen in the hills of Tennessee
And from little cabin homes the faint lights shine,
Fancy takes my tired thought roaming t
Far beyond the citys cleaning, ~ ."..
To the scenes beloved in boyhood,
Swallowed by the lofty pine.
In dusty below the weared crowds
Spent with toll and drear ambition for earths gold
Here above it's ceaseless surging,
How my truant heart keeps urging
thoughts of hours among the cedars
Where the hills the skies enfold
Morning skies of buest beauty born of summers full rich
glow;
Night skies arched in vauted spendor far above
But the dusky skies of evening
When the first stars looked from heaven,
Were the we watched together
In the twilight hour of love.
waited for you, darling by the path the hill;
At the hush of evenings close our fond lips met
Still feel your soft hands clinging
Still to me is mem'ry bringing
Dreams of your sweet face uplifted y
With a smile III meier forget
ed low,
And for twenty the pines have watched your rest
Yet tonight Faith gives to Sorrow
This one hope to speed the morrow
We may meet again hereafter
On the hlsides Of the blest.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-06-17
Watch Your Wife.


|. Keen ynnr eve on vnnr wife.
Not to keep some other man
from stealing her-for wives
worth having are not stealable.
But keep her contented, for
that will help keep YOU cheerful.
And to keep her cheerful-for
that will keep her pretty.
To keep her pretty is to help
yourself keep your eyes off other
women, very necessary thing
for a married man if he would
be happy.
Keep in mind he girl you led
to the alter for your wife is
that girl; just as good, just as
lovabIe, just as sincere, just as
honest.
Keep in mind also that, you
were ready to do almost anything
to get her, and so you are remind
ed that it's up to you to make
some little sacrifice in order to
keep her.
Just keep your eve on your
wife and do your share toward
makinga success of your greatest
business undertaking, the bust
ness of being happy married
man.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-06-17
Editorial

Last year there were 6,S05 fires
in the national forest reserves Of
the country. Some of them were
mere blazes, but 1,545 of the
number burned over an area of
ten acres or more. That was
lot of fine timber to 90 up. in
smoke uselessly.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-06-17
HELP THE LAND.

The value of ground limestone
to the farmers of Middle and
West Tennessee, and the ease
with which this can be procured,
were very clearly stated recently
in an interview with Robert Ew-
ing of the Agricultural Committee
of the Commercial Club of Nash.
vile who has given the matter
much thought. He referred to
the great work being done by
the University of Tennessee and
the pamphlet recently issued by
the University dealing with this
subject. The Industrial and I'm.
migration Department of the
N. O. & st. L. Railway has also
just issued a very interesting
and instructive booklet dealing
with lime andso fertilization
which has been given wide cir
.culation.
Mr.. Ewing in the course If his
interview rays: "lf the farmers
and the dairymen of Middle and
West Tennessee want their lands
to yield more abundautly they
will haye to use ground lime
stone in order to calcium as plant
food. This fact is made so plain
by soil exports who are familiar
with the question that it can no
longer be doubted. i.e
The farmers of this territory
tax themselves to help to main
tain the University of Tennessee.
They do this that able men may
be employed at the University
to give valuable instruction in
matters of great moment, not
only to the young men of the
state, but lin the form Of pamph.
lets easily obtained) to the people
themselves of this territory. But
is it true that farmers themselves
send for and carefully read the
pamphlets issued by the Univer-
sity? If they do not, then so for
as they themseltesare concerned
the tax they pay for maintaining
the University means nothing to
them. For instance, how many
farmers in this territory have
read pamphlets No. 81 issued by
the University on Lining for
Tennessee Soils? That pamphlet
shows in the iclearest possible
way that the soils of this teri
ritory stand in urgent need ~
lime in order to rid them Of
certain kinds Of Objectionable
acids and give them the neces
sary plant food; that the best
form in which to furnish the
the soil with this lime is to spread
on the land finely ground lime
stone of good quality that if this |
Is done an increase on the crop
beyond the cost Of the lime will
surely take place. The state.
ments made are not only backed
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-06-17

After the war game isover and
rules for the next one are adopted
it is to be hoped that peaceful
nations which loom larger in the
debates than they have thus far
in voicing protests when their
peaceful rights are invaded.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-06-17
Saturday June 10, 1915,

offer for sale and sell to the highest
bidder for cash within legal hours, at
the courthouse door in the town of
Tracy City, Tennessee, the following
real estate, to wit:
Lying in the old 9Th. Civil District of
Grundy County, Tennessee, and begin
ming on the South West corner of the
5000 acre tract bought of Peter Staub
from c. w. Hill and of which the tract
now conveyed In part, and running
thence North It's poles to rock pile /;
Thence East $50 poles to a stake; Thence
South 175 poles to a Sugar tree marked !;
Thence West $50 poles to the beginning.
Said property to be sold as the prop.
erty of the defendant to satisfy the
decree in the above styled cause in favor
of the Complainant for the sum of one
hundred and fifty dollars together with
interest and costs.
This November 25, 1914.
JoHMScRuGGs, c. &. M.
BY A. c. ALEXANDER, d. c. &. M.
1 PRINTERs FEE $3.50.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-06-17

While it is to be hoped that
the fashion of torpedoing passen-
ger boats will not he extended,
it's worth while to. know that
there is a paper lifeboat on the
market which can be packed in a
small trunk or suit case.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-06-17

The parliament of man, the
federation of the world" seemed
like a poets vain dream when
Tennyson sprang it in "Locksley
Hall" half century ago, but the
idea grows on you now if you
think it over.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-06-17
Land Sale.

In Chancery Court at Tracy City, Tenn.
w. l.. Davis
VS..
Webbs Academy and Home for Ship
Builders.
In pursuance to a decree of the Chan
Gerry Court at Tracy City, pronounced at
its May term 1915 in the above styled
cause, / will on
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-06-17

Many are interested to know
whether the coming of war will
mean the coming of nation wide
prohibition.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-06-17

Justice Hughes doesn't want
to be president. Would any
patriot read him out of the ranks
for that just at this time?
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-06-17

Useless to speculate about
Huerta's ever again adding to
the unrest Mexico / Having in
vested i'll real estate 10 New
York, he is effectually tied there.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-06-17

The press agent for each in
comparable native peak, glen and
lake resort wants to be the guide
OF seeing America first tourists.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-06-17

Early showers which bring
early flowers are always enjoyed.
Not SO, however, with showers
which are advance guards for
tornadoes and cyclones.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-06-17
NOTICE.
Trustees Sale of Land

BY virtue OF decd of trust executed
TO me by w. +. Smith, on Dec, 10Th,
1908, for the purpose of securing an
Indebtedness therein mentioned, l will
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-06-17
COALMONT

No. IA. els pm No l23 LOS pm
Nos. 100, l21, and l27 are daily ex-
cept Sunday. Nos. 10, 1913, 124 and 1875
are daily
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-06-17

ZOE for Sunday deliveries should
be ordered on Saturday. Tele-
phone No. %.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-06-17

Miss Viola Kelly wasin Nashville
Saturday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30

from The Scene Or hts slouihinr The
black Wand kcd mon tnltcd earnestly
win the high eheuk boned woman for
90 instant md gave hrr SOME MONEY.
hurried w the steps and lrt himself ln
with iatehhry. white the woman ran
down ~ the hnscmeui door and puslled
past the servant who olsned a.
AZ that moment tbc family car
aWcfycd around tbe corner and flashed
by. stlll pursuing the iusurious tlmau
sine. II hsd loat lhls Hrruo of slight
iug through having shipped long cn,airh
10 take GA the handsome collie wfiieh
now uat on the frnnt seat with the
driver. There was me- MISLEADING that
luxurious limousine. with iis blaeA cur
tRlua tightly dmWn and hit ~ iiimy
saaso TUTORING from the doaF ana the
fahhful nlll Wolf siil stopped an he
hind.
50 u was that beautiful Iune Warner
came Into tho boarding house ~ Mrs
sasSei.
June wns ushered into fha parior.
where several N Mrs Rmscis gucats
we're seated, An wcro Impressed by
the beauty " thc girl na Hho waa intro
durcd o. thrm. A young man suagsef
od 60 one cf tho three young ladies'
present TINT they play rnmo of
cards
June stood hcfGre hes nrw acqaaint
anocs hoaliaiingly She did put know
who they wers, and yet aho did not do
sire 90 offend them. Her chicr Thought
was sp gei her clothes and try to PRO
curr some work that would PROV lde
Tor her cXpcnqcR
Aud NJ she paused "a catering tho
card game the door 90 tho parlor sud
denly opened. aud la came Orin Gun.
nmghem
Ia MrS husacl's aeicrt hoariing house
WINS nov ntfanRe comhinntinn IL
pcoiie, Theae wore Gilbert nlye. The
maid, MAria. orin Cunningham aud
Dune. tho runaway hrida
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him The half fainling gifi IN ihe ysln.
nlnona black cloak ile put hia arm
around her nnd hunie1ly fofred her ~
The sicSs. The woman with fhe high
cheek boDea daroi after her. she bsa
mnfed moment and vaguely recor
nized the cioat then she sprung after
Tho beautiful ypnH1 aifi
The man with tho black yandytr
cauehi her BY mo hrm and held her
back. He spoke sharply 10 the driver
who wus che irraebeFDus hcAffi and
the limousine jcrted forward Just "a
ilie Door % The house 0pened and ils
beautiful gifl waH thrust ineiie
The thlck. wide man on behind stras.
gled 70 get down fran biz aDcomfort
able position. bps bic cravat wnn caught
~ the strap ~ the tire covers. and 10
tbs well kDown and Justly famous pa
vats detective. 1851 Wolf. stopped over
the ilfee. with his wide feet 81 the rach.
hlH arms around the rims nBd hls head
held dawn. was enfried swiftly away
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s,alwsrt tsr-an stood sslFy ~ ~ dor
ana casi hi. si09my e3se eu lune ~
wa fhe tyie ~ ma uh0 nouil O. iii
fourdpg lss1tfll uQman Al 90 ufy
one
Halfway o. 'bs siairp June tufne'l
al f8aud fhe eyes N ile s'alwsrf
raanl nne,i seaafasi'y uIsp Der Size
smiled suesiiy az lim aat isfapiieel
~ hrsiiafei memeiit thcn came
stalking sloviy e. hfr ~ Ni.g as ne
was RFnin renrh ~ him d. nefd n0i
b. within rsaeh u shf dor
whats ysus namef cad folding
b. bends together. she tsamei down
al The BE lost
"fhraflau md he artua'iF grinneA
"w@l Christian npw listen eiH
A. heid np aasaiag faser a uant
you 60 help me- ri1f q suite tret CONE
ga anI la show f0u sac fnrncl n1i
fripled lightly gp ihr siairs
DhfirNau. hnHeter taued 1u1 stalls
~ % ihe pagies and posed ais yeilow
head iefue.n fhr fofiierrH
4Hhr waits me 60 hfIp n.1Y q iriek
b. announced. and ftrr al alslad
"Irs a safs ulea lfyau aelh fuoeh-
bel 'apniugham cad ha mH~uei
his asseat fuereuHon chieiitn siHlk
ed w. file stairs aud rAterai ihf ram
who're Juae ste.si tntnuali aeaitlps
him.
lIer siifery ittf anh eamc as ghe
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~1 AR out on llraadway tho luNuri
n oua limousine. with tho nlaek
Ill sern'ns drawn and the el, Of
~ nlmy eauso nuttcring from tho
door, turned .oWard tbo fivcr. With the
taishiM nm Woit sliil sioats,d over
.he tires, his cni,at auu trinity ciutchsa
sn the strap " tho tiFe c,oycr aud hls
ynpurpled face mnca partly up. So
that sne eofneg of emo pink sye could
gane bach impleflngly at tho pursuing
car.
ia THAI eer strained tcnsrly oogWANi
Ned Warmer SAT With grisicd tccth ami
ciluehcd hands. pryog removing his
eyes from the ieeing limousine lnto
whleh he had seen his lovely Runaway
hfidc bundled by tho seeandrsiy en-.
bert myN Again he urgcd tho driven
derry g. gn'atrr speoi. lle was do
tesluincd that this tine lhe chase
shuuld not end Until be had his hngrrp
elRiched RraOad the thrat 81 chat
dNrk, handsome man with the black
NalNlske AMI had stganglcd him TO
deetaD lilo had wrcckod Nga's NE this
aastarlly ii'ye, and nothing but ne
wVuld nay. On tho Ners day q Ne.ia
marriage tho fellows evil Vaccinations
bad hcSun.
Tho black enrfsinci limousine j,tst
ahVad wheeled around the cerncv ana
dashed M shn hin al higa pg'ced. with
tne faitaful Ril Wolf wahbilng on h.
hind like 3afanese hallcon
As Cunningham cntcrcd. June. Affad
cSliesi for Vilhvrt nlyo. and he came
hurrN,ng into The room. n scowi apon
his 6ark. siAp,b.osne facA Gnhsrt Eslya
p'A@ued steraly 81 the door, and Gun
ninghnm, after a n,omont ~ suilea
hesitation. AFFECTED 80 treat tue matter
lightly and staggered from the csosn.
twirllag his white mussachc. AZ the
dior NJ turned and east upon Juns
lnalevsleng CLAM
Tho hAarAcrs hooked GA IN SURPRISE.
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on thla. the HIM dry ~ April. A. y.
1915. a. 4 FtNulgf session ~ the Gem
ulaelpnofg Court ~ Noeocs ronuiy,
TeA1a. came 81 a. is hcifd and cpus
nlaAtfd ~ me ranfi thf fetnfns ~ au
election ny che quallfitd voters ~
Iuetlcp's f'fff.nfs Nsmtff " Nnrcrs
County yft1a. On the flh DAY ~
Mnftlt A ". 1918 a. defeiinlue phffh-
~ ~ anl tho nale ~ Intoxicating ~
aNnra ahAy IA pfohlhlied "a said 1lla
tifea Predict 80 b a Nnccee Ceuu-
~. Trxas tiia eieciion teine haid rur.
nulnf a. fhr nritr ~ iiis Court mtdt
and entered uH he sfh. anp ~ febfu
arf a D. 1875. ARi0 ffat mfuflnued
date hfiaf che refiif4f pfhefifahit dnte
after fhe hn'l'ne ~ atld eitriinn tlie
NnnrI pf1tfrftd 10 open NE POLLS 81
rild tle'lloh aad fnunicl ne Yulfa cnai
~ the sfne sra fines that ihefa nefe
ts~t "a itfni rHftF h ttf Qualified
VOTERS 80 tniA pfrrinci ne said fieriian
fte votes hriaa caei rtes Prohibition
nrd Sc VOTES hfinr east tralnat Pro-
hihlglnn" there helng q mniptliy n ia
inNaf foia "tH frotiblflnnr
n a Therefore dffl1tad - Toe Cont
taai lfe ffHilif " ssli elettlan was and
~ maiNiis N ieeaf votes rinf l'ra
hihIaan ana that Prohibition eaffifsi
M faii 3Hriife'H rffrlnfi Humitf ligr
tst ~ wia Nptfas County. Towns, md
% ls pfaefei 4i fae "nnfi fhnt fHr Hie
~ lnlasiaunN liqaora within ihe lln
ifa M fi inurHa rffc'nri So ~
fia rNunis W. aud ihs fAine b. hereby
ahauiHifif dHhHair1 fsrlpi ~ fhf
plfpasta pnd inler rho REGULATIONS
fnf iHtd f TIiia is. Chapter j. ~ SOC
rofisoa ainipien ~ 1911 81 che State
81 Texas. uriii fuah time o. he qunii
ned e0fffa residinF in said tusller's
Precinct Numhfr iiqs ttl ~ enid Mn
cores COUNT af sn firtllon hvls ~ ihai
nurroae ~ q majority vote may decide
.lhefwlH~
WAITER y rlNoN. County tu1re
N0ecNs County re7ae. $50
fAdtHfi|arwsnfl
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IT~l liE biack cuFiala,d limousine
III vs. big ~ nlmy sauae aaitrrinr
20 the ,h'oi and Hn Wolf hold
49, Ing on a. the agaro tlrss Tor
dear NE swept frOn the road down
into thc lous private drive o. h.auii
tai resiaencc overlooking the river. ana
uiA Moif with a hong sigh 10 relief
prparVd % un,sud az last frats his
s'inenlng position The ,ar, 6oWevcr.
never siacSeuci As d dashed past tbs
is'rte c,s'betc iis pais facsd italian
driver bent aud ieoked % his el.st ana
SWEPT aroand on tho othor SIDE of fhs
loag curve just as the family Gar ~ az.
Aeees whrlsd into the drive. Tho
napd-anic eoille ye,pod as he To-.
nifsd the iamlilar spoi. aaa the ave-
l+sapie ~ ihc iamiy car tsakc6 at each
ether "a lcfplcViy a. derry curye.l
round hack a. the rad. How ns.-ai
Ar' ihc BLACK eurtsluoa ismrtsln.
Was appownty bedding irto ths as
srain' and a curved uuracss cams inio
me uf'ad back " faithful niu wa,f
Ia TIE cruairly decorated pariar Mrs
N4ssei SERVED shc cOckiaus ana starr
81 opsisigs ~ilh iuuc'S rhog s.opps,
her 81 tn portiersS
"Saes ne - - dissurtoa.- ;hoy ali
told hcr Ia their d'acosnt forus az
sl,c.h
9lns Warner had fes fsr away FROM
nat @vtten. herryiny GA ana "a as
z shcA'eola not rat enough ai.,snc,
esf~eea htTs'lf and tlAS hateful ssraa
she ~as IN thc ussFe dcas-2y psfulat
81 district no0, ga q ssr<t ~ ehsap
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Juna u,a bride u ssd Warner. lmpal.
eitaiv leaves boz husband 90 fl.eif huuey
moon because sha bcains q feaist that
she muaf b. entirely dependent ou HIN lof
iDouey. hho desires 10 b. indepnndant
Juno "a Dilfsusd w. hilbert nlyA .
wealthy uiAuir1 mon. the escapes from
hia ciutolica with dlneults Nel asai.i,sa
als,ract0diy for JHnH and. itafAi0a "a
BlyTs designs. YuNn yunsasnca on him
After many adventures Jner u rescued
from river plraiee vi Durham, az artist
eh1 uaos hef he model fsr "iAr Spirit
~ tha AsfsN Nfa UUfhnn becomes
Jealous and drives JunH oct Hhe i hid
uagad ~ iilfo ana tunnlHHhhu.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30
THIRTEENTH EPISODE
Trapped

CHAPTER I.
II RAPED as tho Spirit Of the
I'M Mnrih. tho beautiful runaway
III bride stood, dasci ausi trem
IL bling. GA tho sidewalk IA ffoni
OF thc studio from whi,L she had beon
driven Al tho curb stood limousine
with iia black siik eusthibn drawn
Tho white mualnchud man, who had
sprung from a. Tmsped ihr lovely
model hy the wrist aud drew hof 10
tho car nu tho dark. handsome. ldnck
Nandykvd man vino hau Followed 60,
cred her gnusily clad fonn with tho
yolumluuua black cloak which ho car
iic,l
Down the hlfuvt All trAfing pacr rIiue
tho fnmlly car ~ the runaway BRIDES
fnthcr and mother. and ia Il With them
wore two 90 hrr friends aud the dc
sorted Hruoni. his tsefh esitllng aud hls
nsta cllnchod ~ ho saw Those two
aecundreis bundle his pretty dune mto
the car and hurry In after her
Jual i4nhind iAe family yBlar sn cirg
tric eoupe. sislpan hg sharp featured
woman With a ioug nose aud hiHh
archod hrows, aud AZ shc saw iAla
bold abduction ahe ehflckud aud ran
her ear inlu thu curb a. tho door %
tho luxurious Limousine ainmmcd shut
tne qulet hlvek fcemcd suddenly alive
Around tho cprnor " tho studio came
bounding handsome coiilo. whirh ran
20 tho car. loudly barking wsmnn
with hlgh check hoHeu and accompanied
hy tall policeman followed The dog
Ahe dashed up 10 the limousine M lt
started Had jumped npon tho runn.ng
board, while lho dog bnrkcd and
lcap~,i
IRON a doorway GA tho oprositc sldr
OF tho etrcet there pprana short.
wide man with thick stub ~ a Cigar
IN hls Mouth, who pumued the umou
sine, hoppcd upon thu spare tlsea at
tho back q the ear aua hung There.
Tho woman On the running hazard
opened tho door ~ Tho Limousine and
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81 l'my gnuzc ru'feuns a. tie a..
constantly Kept just pefose then sl. !.
tautnlinug wi-0.the viap.
Do iae boarding house q Mrs H.,
thero was frantic running 10 ~ -.
and up ana down stairs Nrery no-,
in the house was searched. and 4, 80
Orin Cunningham thought 10 lpr.s,,
gate why one of the widows s, I'd.
room which bad bccn proria.4l =.
June seemed darker bolllud Il, 49,.
haneings than The othera. 10 fae,s
the Ore shutters ciosc,i aud m.,-.,
them. revealing the staiwart chr,,,ls,
fro1Cuiy waiting on The isolat.d 49,
c8ny % b. toh his further sl,sn, 4.
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shutters, Whl,h she bad dheoycrcd u
the window Jumb and dropped tbsir
bolt M place
ON The hri vrn Toe cost ana hsf
which shc had lhld out She emun,t
These up and then. With qON h alane,
about hcr ci0sod her dpor SOFTLY fram
thc outside 1ud upioed down ile sinlr.
shc HtaroQ hrcaihrG as .br .Hp.sI
pact thc paflog purtltrcs nud ceseud
the Hbht cough Wlioh sho D1uid nat
raprras. Tier touch uIon thr i0css OF
tlr hfH,y frtut dnuf was aa drit nnd
aH nshi aH feather A. tho bg door
SWUNG slowly Janc sided snrlek
with the shup intake uf Der lrath
The portieu'a bad swayrd. and an %
bow had come tsrough Hut it Wus
enli ,hs ynuns mau with the fat u,ue
SRI cail,d Maislo, and june Slipped oai
through tar nafrowost creek whioh
would accommodate hes hoiy clos
'ng toe door hchiud bcr vita Is t.ueh
as soft Hs the breath uf summcr. june
hurried lightly down tho steps. crouch.
lng Gloss IA the stane vail
Then. casting over her shoulder ono
sianc", ia which Was nn the agony ~
icrrog, she trusted to her heels ana ram
w she stn-st az top slcod As She
neannd the curnrr she mued aud Io1s
81 back. The stalwart Christian. wiki
his face 20 the window. was pation,ly
waiting for Instructions