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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-24
ATTORNEY GENERAL
ANNOUNCES APPEAL

Albany, April 2--Attorney General
Woodbury. tonight said he would appeal
from Justice Hendricks decision grant
ing Thaw q jury trial
1T is the opinion of the attorney gem
erals Office Woodbury. said. that the
court is without discretionary power
to grant jury trial upon the return OF
writ of habeas corpus to test the sanity
of Mr. Thaw. ! shall ask for stay on
the execution of Justice Hendricks or
der granting such trial until the matter
can be heard by the appellate courts"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-24
U. OF MS. FIRST
new SPAPER
In INSTITUTE

orono. Me-. April es.-Publishers and
editors of Maine newspapers gathered
here today to attend the first annual
Newspaper Institute. held by the Univer-
shy of ,daine. The principal speaker at
a banquet in the gymnasium tonight was
Dr. Talcott Williams. director of the
Pulitzer School Of Journalism at Colum-
bia University The institute opened this
afternoon and viii CONTINUE through TO
morrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-24
Germans Retaliate with
Attacks from North
east and Claim Sue
cesses Conflicting
Reports from BIO t h
Sides Make Uncer-
tain Actual Result

London, April 23-1O.2O P. M.-With big battle deve
opng Ypres in Flanders and reports Of prospective
the North and of preparations for adj
vancng for the combined naval and mill
tary attack on the Dardanees other vital spot in
Turkey, the people of Europe highly expectant.
Of three anticipated events only has actually
reached fufmcnt-the battle Ypres That
gagement has taken place part of Flandrs confirmed
by the official reports but contradictory i'll their
that the actual result of the preliminary fighting is not
known.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-24
Preachers Aid Society
at Methodist Confer
ence Endorses a Plan
to Aid Retired Mem
berS
Bishop Hamilton Expresses His
Pleasure Over Growing Unity
of Various Denominations

Waterville. Me, April 22.-(SpeciaD
At today's session of the Maine
Methodist Conference Bishop John W.
Hamilton expressed satisfaction at
the growing unity Of Christian
age was a wonderful time in which
to live because now more than ever
before we are coming to understand
the teachings of Christ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-24
General Forecast

General Forecast
Washington, April 2S.-Conditions:
Pressure continues high east Of the
Mississippi and temperatures remain
above the seasonal average
There were local rains in the last
"a hours in the Middle Atlantic and
New England States.
Indications are that in the Middle
Atlantic and New England States the
weather will be generally fair with
day.
Forecast: New England and East
New York: Fair Saturday and Sun
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-24
FAIR

Boston, April 23.-Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity:
Fair Saturday, probably fair Sun
day, not much change in temperature;
moderate variable winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-24
No. Yarmouth Academy Glass Parts

Principal John o. Hall, Jr.. OF North
Yarmouth Academy Thursday as
signed Senior class honors to Eleanor
Hayes Of North Yarmouth, Arthur
Wilbur Lowell of Falmouth, Verna
May Payson Of South Freeport and
Leila Frances Barbour Of Yarmouth
VILE Miss Hayes received the vale
Glory and Mr.. Lowell the Latin SAL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-24
German Offensive

OSA AuSAAs vi ~AASAN>
To those outside the war Offices Of
the belligerent nations it would appear.
however, that following the loss Of Hill
No. 60 and their failure, after repeated
attempts, to recapture it, the Germans
have commenced an offensive from the
northeast against the Anglo French
line in front Of Ypres, which was the
scene Of such bloody battles last Au-
tumn, and also against the Belgian
line farther west.
The Germans claim that, with a
rush, they drove the Allies back to
Ypres canal, taking 1900 British and
French prisoners and a number OF
guns. The French account admits that
the Allies had t. fall back. but it
states that this was due to the use by
the Germans Of asphyxiating gas
bombs. Paris asserts that in counter
attacks the Allies took many German
prisoners aud that the Belgians repuls-
ed attacks launched against them. 1t
is believed here that these operations
are but the commencement of another
battle at Ypres.
Rumor German Retreat
Although a dispatch received from Hol-
land tonight gives a rumor that the Ger
mans are about to fall back to the Liege
line in order to have troops ready for
possible use against Italy should Italy
join the Allies, it is considered more
likely in military circles here that the
Germans will give battle where they are,
preferring to be the first to attack, hav-
ing learned from recent experiences that
it is difficult to hold the strongest posi-
tons when an extremely heavy cannon
ade is directed against them.
Fighting continues in the Woevre. and
mere also both the French and Germans
claim successes. The French in this re-
gion seemingly are still on the offensive
and apparently determined to attempt
further to squeeze the German wedge
which has its apex at ST. Mihiel.
North Sea Naval Battle
The prediction Of a naval battle in the
North sea. which is based on reports
from Scandinavia of activity by the
warships: the prohibition of shipping be-
tween England and Holland by the Brit
ISL admiralty. and the announcement,
from the German admiralty that the Ger
man high seas feet has several times
lately been out in the North sea withou,
encountering British ships. are Incl
dents Of the war that are calling forth
much discussion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
Livestock
II Mmth II,rsincL

FORT WORTH, sept 10 rArrIs.
hr.r'pls 2uOU. unchanged Heevr. ,EaI
Ii'"iS Ne.nlpis 100 market u..Iyt o.
III" 10 higher Heavy ) jOu H.
NuEII Receipts 2Dp. ateldl lamns
AUue
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LEGAL NOTICES.

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...N, 7",Nn u' 'n' TO, ,,'.
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Z" b. '"'h inclusive I.i- gV ~ - b"lh In
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10. "'.'' N'r ..'' .I".' 'N ."'1
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VITO" n'' anu D. ...'.''N p' H'l1 "l'''
TOT r.' I' h' ." upon execution
NIN M Hph'n' '.'",hlng 10 To-"
7" 'hNsI' Judgment 100 I"N"f NJ ih'
mon Insl "inI'h.' '"i p"rauoh, tn'
Nl' ID WIN interest IRON Nprl 80 MS
l' percent nrr "nnnm together win
10 percent additional h' attorney ices
'"h
N"."c I7 also hrrrh( given mat uno"i
ma DIV virtue " shld order ~ sol" w
'Ir' ln nue. ONT ot me district court d"
oklahoma '"nuNr 'klhhAH VIII nt
IHr'Ial 10" -lHi Gay Wpicmher 1918
~ TWO O'Clock o m ~ 'aid dy ni ih.
IRON an"r NJ the court house Zoo uElu
h'm' 'lyt oklahoma. 'rer o. sheriff
.a|r 2" ihr hlghesi ana best bidder fn'
NHsH M hnnl, without apprhlH"m'ui ih'
...' hnt NJ the southwest quarter d"
section IN l'Whshlp u i"fth M rnng'
west "i me lhulah M'FNlAu, NHIa
hnmn county. Nhhhnma
Ih" ohnv" described property ~ vol.
Hs the property "t drteudnnis ana is dl
f''r0 h' ''lo order ~ HHI' in b" sold
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10

CulCAGO. Sept 10 Iu,elrci weather
tending TO Interfere with lhc free move
ment ~ iho crop bEl hullsh effect to-day
ON wheat After opening Y 20 Itr ny Win
scpt NJ paE to VIZ and neC nt wa TO
02uc. ,be market scored a mftsrial further
glin an around
Prediction ot frost We the northwest
lrl' cHlv temporary strength 'o corn Tba
cr,nuc vho 'brSug'd fsan gaNc ott 10
'.a rtrarro. vs. followed tr 6liHNt ger
v.. gT'uru lr hen moderate lrg
Or'. sofa within r.ru limits Iight
.asr of To'mgs wAfR lhr marriott rftm
ms ...rra' pNh rrru
UigNr .u,". ~ '..' N''al provisions
rOr Tho "n4. Hnf' AnnoHps the trade
vHs NJ s.fWarluR character
Advice th' urashpW srsH'tg IN Kan
sna were fq"'.. ru.' hrlNv estimates
acted a. au nN1HIHnn h.n1u.n Nr hears
I'm wheat Cnu'.. I..t N.ar vDr' fqld
10 he about rE'.us.r1 un' those nc ~
louis md k.U#. I..N .." n nothing
The closing nf. - tHlN ndyanro
with Sept at up'I luU 10. pee
Later the com w8rte' rallied vlih
wheat The riosc was firm 81 to Nnis
above last night
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PEACE SONGS BARRED
Chicago Rejects Selections Of Peace
Jubilee Committee for Use In
Schools Patrons Sentiment Varies

CHICAGO. Sept 10 Peace songs
cannot be sung In Chicago's public
schools. according 10 ruling today
Of the srhouI management committee
which rejected ten pence selections
submitted by the National Choral
Pence Jubilee committee Mrs Ella
Flngg Young. superintendent of srhouls
said the songs were rejected because
there was too much difference NJ
opinion among the parents of the
9O0Oo0 school children concerning
peace propaganda
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RECEIVERS NOTICE

lPub Daily Iimr,. Aug 3lst 10 sept 10Th
Inclusive 1879
NuII.r lis hur.y gwen that oil persons
untug .INm uf indebtedness against the
JunsoIldntrd Printing copnny rofpor
alton are hereby required Co file The same
with me ut my office ut the First State
bank ln oklahoma civ, properly ltemEed
date
And further notice rs given that an
indebtedness due sHid Consolidated print.
ng company is nov due HnH nlY0hlp and
that settlement NJ The same must be- made
with me mo once
Given under my hand This 2lst day of
August 1918
j n nOFN.
Receiver Consolidated Printing GO.
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PASSING OF VETERAN

ARnMOltE Sept lO . james
Carlysle o. inmate u the State Sol.
dicrs home died from stroke VI
paralysis white playing game NJ
checkers at the fre station here. TIE
was u native NJ Alabama aud is sur
vlyea 10y two brothers, one IN south
Carolina aud one In Oklahomn Cltl
Carlysle was considered the best
checker nlnrar In the state
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FnW RENT hight Housekeeping rooms
also . sleeping rooms Adults only. ,nl'
W TG
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IhNlAM S4SSm

Secretary George A. Smith says Al.
tnlfa county sales win establish the
high mark Tor counties. aud that the
twelfth sale district win bring larger
returns than ANY other district
Twenty eight uf the 30 tracts offered
at auction today nj Cherokee were
sold and the sale there will end Fri.
day The tmrts now selling are high
class farm lands. with the 0ppraiso
ment pricr averaging nhout SGOOO
The sales pant, win start the Gar
rlold county 4uln OF Enid next Sntur
day.
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ALFALFA SETS MARK
School Lands Selling Best in State
and Total Returns From Sale Prob
ably VIII Reach 81 500, 600

II the financial results Of today aud
Friday, hold mp tu tho average re-
turns Tor the first three days " the
present week iu the auction sale NJ
state uuds ut Cherokee, the Rggrc
gate returns from the Alfalfa county
sales viii ho about Sl,5OOOOO. The
sales for the three days referred tu.
acres sold and amount received, up
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10

noe MARKET a well Developed dime
WAS ihe extent ur toduys appreciation ln
hog values II WAS SKY boosting affair.
packers Ndesl'ppug uuy opportunity to
hghl ngninst the me- Around go head
F"'d at 'hr advance. $40 being top while
Nu.L ranged s. biufB5
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10

Cotton


NEW YORK, sept 10 The cotton mar
h"l showed renewed nrmnrss early today
und prices Just about recovered the re
u'uons W Yesterday afternoon ON furth
er broadening NJ outside demand and .rot
house buying M October rOntruyts pr,
sumnhly 10 cover hedges recently sold
against actuhl Firmer cables and hulllsh
southern spot ndvices encouraged the nd
vance and after opening unchanged IN 4
points higher the makct sold q IN v points
above last nights closing figures win
October selling ut TO-" nnd January NJ
lUrl
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NJ InnI. IItt.lerL

sr IOulS, Sept M noes Receipts
auU. higher Pigs and lights 81 T5mAaO
mixed mud butchers. fhOOuS3O good
heavy, - 7ONTR
CATTLE llcCeipis 1904 steady tO
slow NRtl,r hcef steers 81 NHlu2A. year
lIur steers aud helfert. s. 6ON 1000. COWS
81 nOrfNOO stegkcrs md feeders ~ 8O0aJ
s25 Tcras and Indian steers. H5us 81
COWS unl hrifors. 81 OnWN5O, native calves
So uUgtl litn
SHEET Receipts. 1000 strong Lambs
Il MAJ h sheep aud ewes, 81 h60dT n
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Produce


Chicago Produce
'HltAHD Sept 100 UIIIEH Lower
renmory IW2ligr
h'tGS Receipts 4 3D rHsrs unchanged
POTATOES Unchanged receipts 80
yUtH
POULTRY Alive. higher fowls lg.u
l3gr, spring lfHsr
kansas city Produce
kANhAS CITY, Sept 10 HUTTER
EbgS and rulllEY unchanged
Kansas Cly Potatoes
KANSAS tlll Sept no NEW PuIA
TOES Essy southcrns 3au4O.
81 Louis Produce
81 LOUIS. Sep. 10 BvrTEU. EgGS.
uud POULTRY unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10

LIVERPOOL Sent M CUTruN .unt
lrm. Good mlddllnE Gt2i mlddung Hlg
low middllnH hW sales iAOOn spe0ulh
inn aud export 2OOO Receipts Hm
Futures barely steady. sent dpt Rcpt
oWA ugt Nov hssl8h Nov llpl NU.h
Dee. Jan. BO5h Jan. FEB gOssd rah -
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New ntIcan. anni cniinn

NEW oNlEANN Nert IN SPOT cotton
firm q points Mp Salos on the spot MN
to arrive lN'1 Good ordinary az strirt
good ordinary s2i low middung M
strict low mlddllng pS9. mlddilng pWl
strict middlmr pb good mlddnnR ~ 'H.
strict gnnd mldhlinr iOg Receipts 3g5
stock ~. .dsn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
Grain and
Provisions
Knn,a. M Ca.h nraIn

KANSAH cry. Sept 10 WHEAT. 80
. hari NOldl o., Nllufl2
cons No 2 miled ~ white BgQb.
OATS No = white 3BbNaiRc @ mi,ed
8iGlhr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10

SEW YORK Sept ln rha cotton seed
Oh market closed easier Spo' EHOittiS.
Sept 5ohdG, Oct RQine ~. Nov Sp7tf
pe neo doinOAl jan GliWlai Feb isel
yS March NNGN April Hghdu Total
sales p0n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10

NEW ORLEANS Sent IN uood cables
and ON accumulation of overnight huying
orders caused rlse of nine points IN ihe
rriCs NJ cotton during me first hair hour
NJ business today Trading was heavy aud
outside interests were nrtve
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-10
FOR RENT FLATS.

NICELY Furnished light housekeeping
rooms lu suite or single hot md cold
bath uu sHwr floor strictly modern
Phone Walnut "1V n Mrs W. " Csln
200 w Seventh
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LIVERPOOL sept 10 Total forwarded
io mills 5000 hale- N which gUUU were
Am"ricnn STOCK l.ld OOO American upu
0oo Imports 50 0OOO American lauDO Export
IWl
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE
hANrA IL -NoMInnOuND
IHlsCU IINIS INIIO

From Amarillo. Woodward Alva,
Riowa Enid and Guthrie doilyiO 20 an
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Chlsaso Cash Grain

CHICAGO. Sept 10 WHEAT No 2
rod tiO1aii2 . hard nominal
CuRN NJ 9 yellow IIHu5Sr
OATS; standard yiNc
HARLEY 6OmUOc
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Nn1lcE nN rrnIIcArlnN

Ry " v UAwS.
bsuut
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Kan.n. CItr Iltc.tnrL

kANsAg CITY sept lO-HpgS Ur
cslpts 1000. higher Bulk 50 pOdA "
heavy, MmM1 co. light s. bOdSO6 pigs.
s. pnHT rs
CATTLE Receipts, 700. steady Prime
'cd sio"r,, So 50WlO 10 dressed heef stecfa,
NOOdN 10 southern steers 81 s56ts25 .
COWS ~ nnm 70 hol'crs 81 2iUp % stock
ars SH OORs6O
SHEEP Receipts. imO steady tn
strong lambs g. uOatsH0. yrarllngs SO 81
UfOo welhcrs. tN1OtN5U. ewes s. a5H
Il. 81
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Sr tplls sent 10 WHEAT. No =
rel siiA. . hard nominal
CORN Nominal
OATS No. 2, Ssg 2 white nominal
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lost AND FOUNn

LOST uu Harrison avenue. Lsdys gold
watch HuH ulu Reward 10 fnder Elsie
m. Ts rr" Hh ~ Phone W 17pp
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Cotton seed III

NEW YORK sspl 'O SPOT cotton
Qulst. mlldllng upHrds lolO $50 snley
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no TRADE.

GOOu SEWING machine 10 trade for
yrnrug calf or Will huy n bargain
Wn 1lUu
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NOTICES

TYPEWRITER .rI,IALs
Best Ribbons and DIuuE
High Gudr Nrbu.t Na. U.L-.. uu mnLgt
$500 to So 90
Dealers Tor Royal ~. Tru
The lirsi. 90 ugni prices
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER SALES co
- Terminal Arcade Okahoma. Okla
~
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~. lI.IN
Otiatowa CD Dr. tons ttns.
Cars leave TefnIrHl suf'ou. Otirree..
C,y b.NR m and Drr.f snnf untli so
d IN then ~ nud n l b. m
Cars laaye M Nrno 500 A. m snd evsr,
hour until 7 b m then 3 10 and houFi,
until iOiO, then ~ no y. m.
OLlahonH city Nofman Itss
Cars leave Oklahoma CITY $40 a. IN ana
hourly until ~ 90 y. m, then N 10 n
m
Car. leave Normsn e,O2 a. m. and hour,,
until II 02 y. m
okiahema CITY -Edmend Lins
Cars leave Oklahoma City a.OI IN snd
hourly until 10 o. y. m then N 30 D M
Cars leave Edmond 600. 1Oi o. m and
hourly until II Ot o. m
service herins one hour later on Hun
AaTs and legal holidaIs
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Nev Orleans CaiIon rnlure.

NEW UWIFANN- NenI M TnTTUN
closed unsettled oi decline of Ia n
points
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lil' AGO, Sept 10 HOGS Receipts.
lluM. strong hulk 81 plM1 10. ught,
81 $50 20, mixed, ~ 5Ods "a. heavy. 62j
Wtiu, rough tGgjftG g. pigs. o. jDafI 70
CATTLE Receipts. 90, weak Native
hr.f cattle, 81 BlOmlO93. western steers
81 ind NJ, cows aud helfrrs s. OOhs lu
ruIvcs. 81 76alL5O
SHEEP Receipts. 200. firm sheep,
s. iuuNuO, lunbs. tdiOdBOU
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Financial


NEW YORK, Sept ln Latest .umplI
'ui'ous iu the international situation failed
60 exert much Influence ut toduys open.
Ing There were Initial declines u d
point or more ia railways and spcyinltlc-,
hut the movement underwent speedy rr
vrrsul with general rrCpgtriea on the nrst
nftr'u minutes Bethlehem Steel which
opened down point ut 32i rose lmmpdl
Htcly Co. 1lu passing ifs previous best by
four points L + Steel also responded
to the improving tendency
Coin. Nrfr replace. ns LOSSES lu the
final hour steel falling goo ltas Tho clos
Ing was heavy.
Lead and ~peltrr
NEW YORK. Sept 100 LEAD Offered
81 70, spefur not quoted A. London
Lend rs DE-. 3I srrltrr fT2
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The GIaSsen G.
Terminal Building
Telephone PIN

SWAP We'll improved 500 Arrr Farm
h $1,000 gaH'rhl nHrrh0ndiso ana build
ing that s clear 1913 = % boa shawnee
uk
FARM IuG SALE IW u.n. 40 miles
Nurmfn Geo Nohls. IN ln cultivation. I'm
ucros pasture 81 InO nnsh 500 on time j
4 Guthrie. owner Moore. ta
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CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
o. n STAMP 4 SEAL co, lis
W Grpnd Ave. Wal 85A
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HNiNFU BURNS IuNEY
Hulard r HlHer Robert Burns
1hIy r T..tr
lawyers 500 8IUaI Building.
Oklah0ma city Okla 10 general
practice IN all state uuI federal courts
Special attention given no eorpotntion
matters land ifiraii0u estates hud
hnrir.u'.v Phone N7rln ~
Evening star., 1915-04-11

WHEN Yvonne learned that Mrs. Car
mac intended to take another run in
the car she asked as a favor that they
should proceed direct to Quimperle in the
first instance, as she wished to pay a call
there.
Monsieur and Madame Bontot were
the most surprised people in Quinn
perle when two elegant ladies alighted
from an automobile outside their tiny
shop, and inquired for Madeleine Demo-
ret. They We're almost astounded when
they recognized Yvonne, whom they
never before had seen in such fine garb.
But why do you seek Madeleine here.
Mademoiselle?' cried Madame Bontot,
recovering her breath and her wits stimuli
taneously. 1--we not even heard from her
or her aunt since Jacques was in Pont Aven
two months ago. Isn't that so, Jacques?"
"Pmfaitement, agreed Jacques,
rotund little man, coatless, and decorated
with tape measure slung round his neck.
Yvonne paled, but was, in sense, suf-
fciently forewarned that she did not
make matters worse for her unhappy
friend by blurting out the true cause of
her visit
I'm sorry, she said. at is my fault.
| have not seen Madeleine for some days,
and | had a sort of idea that she meant
coming to you about this time. 1t was
discussed, | believe?7
"Yes, yes!" admitted Madame Bontot
instantly. I'VE should be glad to have
her in the shop. Then could look after
the dressmaking, and Jacques could run
all over the country for orders.
We'll, Ill look her up when | return
home, and tell her of my mistake Then
Ill see that she writes to you, at least"
said Yvonne.
Take us to the station" she said to
the chauffeur, controlling voice and fea-
lures with difficulty until safe in the Sc
clusion of the closed ear. Then she broke
down, and sobbed Bitterly.
MRS. CARMAC, unable to share this
distress on account of some village
girl escapade, felt nevertheless that some
minor tragedy was about to be added to
the already heavy burden that life had
imposed since the Stella was shattered
against the inhospitablc rocks of Brittany.
"Are you afraid she has run away
that she is making for Paris, or London?'
she whispered.
Ivonne nodded. She could not speak.
For the first time in her life she under
stood what hysteria meant.
ITO join Rupert Fosdyke?" persisted
her mother.
"Oh, don't know! am afraid-terri-
bly, afraid!' was the broken answer.
But it is inconceivable. A rustic of
her type can have no attractions for man
like him. She would weary him in day
Yvonne did not reply; and in her heart
Mrs. Carmac knew why. Rupert Fos-
dyke might share her half-veiled con-
tempt for one of the "lower orders"; but
he would have no scruples in using poor
Aladclcinc's infatuation as Il whip to
scourge certain folk in Pont Aven.
Inquiry at the station brought better
results. lvonne dared not appeal to
the conductor of the tramway service. be-
touSn nuv bun nn nd ,r,. raised for tba ,,isr