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Rack ia Republican Party.

TINS u. ti.he NE , e 81 the
press OF tne S.t-et .fI,.s 1a,i+h arricles
Lee!1aoctaeie. ~ ~. Procressiye
ano Gol cor 49,. -, ~ no. Vas aetiv,ty
or 1tn1ro palas 80 - smaa. -5,ose r[to
AL alons Sse - ,So,o-s1 Rooseyelt
mac a11.s 1890 81. ,-esda,r A lively
nus - on II, his behalf and
pa.s+r,. 1arteI,Iariy astir in
the country was p<AA es
po1t1c .o;nrons Of
Two sa1S 80. s ,,se,-e renlete
leemoc5sue ne sceo,1r.s IF what Pro
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$3.50 F4 $50 , p > ! 4.
TRAv LIE T r e
BY EItsan-
~ 80 .. 50 .
PRESCOTT.

Agam OF a town on the roof OF
a continent is Prescott. Ariz- Reached
by a torturous railway that climbs
inconcefvable grades and doubles
among the def1es OF precipitous
mountains, 1t nestIes among the
peaks and listens to the soughing OF
rowdy winds among the pines It's
streets. which scramble up hill and
down canyon. furnish the arteries
that lead to its decorative, lumber
built homes that are planted ike
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ORDER OF PURL1CAG3OA.
STATE l1e oE ae WE is .e eSee Of the CLERK
Of the Circuit Court OF Harrison County.
on Mon6ay. the eth day OF June 1915
the following was entered:
a cooperation under che laws, OF che
State OF West Virginia
vs.. In Ctlancery.
Lloyd C. BeI osj.d Ret es sun
The object OF the sSove styled suit
Is to obtain a decree against the de-
fendant. Lloyd c. Berry Tor the sum OF
the said defsncane to the pIaintin upon
a certain proEaissory note for the prtn-
cipal sum OF $4,000 GATED Februay
20 the order OF the said plaintiff IN
th-ee monsias after The. date chereo9 at
the Farmers Bank at Clarfsburs. West
virginia, and which said note was sn-
BY said plaintiff 70 one Fayners Bank
al ClarksoI-x West Virginia, and
Which was on the date or rs maturity
and duly protested for nou-payment and
which was Afterwards paid to said Farm
ers Bank a4 C1arlsburE. est Virgins.
OF the suit is to enforce che paynent OF
sad debt by process OF attachrnenf
axa5nst the real and personal estate OF
the said defendant.
Glei IN said suit that the. said Lloyd
g Berry Is q aon-restdent OF this STATE.
II Is ordered that he do appear within
nIblfcatior1 OF this order and do what
IS necessary TO protect his interest
Given under my hand this the zth
das % s EswApE coFFMAS-
= Counsel Tor PlalntiE
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SUHurONS-

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.:
To the sheriff OF Harrison County.
greetings
You are hereby commanded. as we
have heretoforeS comma aded YOU. to sum
mon Thomas Bowman TO appear BEFORE
-iSon County at the Clerks office Of
our said Court. at rules to be held
therein for said Court. on=the first Non
cay In July. next, to answer a bill IN
Chaacery exhibited against him in our
said Court by Lula "A. Bowman and
have then there this writ
WITNESS / Wade Conman. Clerk of
our said Court. at the Court House OF
the said county. this q I'll day Of June.
1915. and in the send year OF the STATE
I WADE COFFIAN.
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T1le Guard comes Back.

Announcement Of arrangements
for the regular encampment OF the
West Virginia national guard IS par
ticuiarly cheering, since 1t looked LOT
a tome as though the guard was des.
tined TO decentralization born OF
financial neglect. However the chasn
has been bridged and the guard
saved at a time when most needed
General Bond, who is ambitious to
b,1ild M the West Virginia organ1-
zation to the point of unexcehed Ell
fciency. now has the opportunity TO
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oRDER OF Puz11cAr1oT.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
AZ rules held in the Office of the Clerk
on Monday the Ttsa-day OF juno. 1915.
the following order was entered:
John Martin. Plaintiff
Fora Martin. Defendant
The object OF the above entitled suit
matrinlony by John Martin from Flora
Martin on the grounds OF adultery
And 1t appearing from an AFFIDAVIT
Martin is nonresident of this State.
1t IS ordered that she do appear within
one month from the date OF the first
Is necessary TO project her Interest
herein.
: WADE coFFMaS.
Counsel for Plaintiff
NOTICE TO xAH DErosT1oSs-
John Martin. Plaintiff.
Pending In the CIrcrIs cours of Har-
Tlso TI G9a2tS Nos YTTs s ylrrinta
EalSe notice shaf The the degesisions ,,s e
s g sake N q fse sswa OF S Wes anie IN
DoddridEe County. In the state OF West
Virginia. on the Itch day Of July 1915.
TO be read in evidence on the hearing of
the above styled cause. in behalf of
II from any cause the taking of said
depoSitions shall not be commenced. or
being commenced. shall not be com,
same win be adjourned and Continued
from time to time until the taking
thereof shall have been ,6 S9Sp! ss s9rpS
p1s a.siaat & Hammond 'oenss' 'eF
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An Evening Echo.

If-I have falrered more or less
In my great task OF happiness;
II nave moved among my race
And shown no glorious morning face,
III beams from happy human eyes -
Have moved me not; IL morning skies
Books, and my food, and summer rain
knocked on my sullen heart In vain
Lord. fhy most potent pleasure take
And stab my spirit b-oad awake,
Or, Lord IL too obdurace j.
Choose thou, before that spirit die.
And piercing Iain, killing sin.
And to my dead heart run them IN!
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON.
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.-rhe course of true love
Hath many hard hits.
It's so everywhere,
Said Verhaden SPIRITS

Somewhere on the plains OF Ari-
IONA without pause, without rest a
lons Ianky farmer is running tturi-
.ously-
Tired Of driving furrows and
rakine cattle in solitude. Verhaoen
spritts advertised in the MidwesteEn
BIooze for awife-
He received one answer. when
. Meet the wednesday morning
train Will wear Woodrow pink
isabelle. - -
males stepped OF the train at Spaw-
fields. One was three ocIayes home
lier than blue bed. the other was one
of the worlds ten most scrumptons
0 Verhaden SPIRITS stepped up to the
talse 'scuse. miss" he said, but Is
your name Sisabe1le?"
The idea. she replied indlgnan1--
". NO it's not, and it's none OF
vo11r business what my name Is. NY
name is Prunella" And she walked
oaughtily away. Verhaden SprttIs
took one1more glance at the remain
ine. female and fed due east
III
Somewhere on the plains or Arlzo-
ma without pause. without rest
long lanky farmer Is running tur1-
ously.
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verified popular interest as 10 make
further third party ens1eavors OF no
avail. And Mr. Roosevelt himself
has in effect told his intimates that
he should henceforth work IN the
ranks OF the Republican party.
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ALIAS sUnrneoEs-
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
To the sheriff OF Harrison County.

To the sheriff OF HARRISON County.
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded. as We
have heretofore commanded You. to sum
mon Flora Martin TO appear before the
Judge OF our Circuit Court of Harrison
County at The Clerks Office OF our said
Court: at rules TO be held therein for
said Court. on the first Monday IN July
next, TO answer bill Ia C.lancery
against her in our said Court by John
Martin. and have rhen there this writ.
WITNESS. l. Wade Co1man. Clerk OF
said Court. at the Court House of the
said county. this 9Th day OF June. 49,.
and In the SIND year of the State.
/ WADE coFg,MAN,
Clerk.
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go ahead. He begins his work with
the hearty cooperation of his officers,
the respect OF his men and the conf
dence of the whole people of West
Observation-Disclosures Herald-D1s-
patch.
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In the Bible, Old and New Tesla
ments. there are 3.5S6.47S letters,
rs. $50 words. S1,S7S verses, l.lSS
chapters and Sc books.
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Lost

Can anybody tell US what has be-
come of Hon. Uncle Presley Morris2
when last seen he was passing
through Charleston on his way north
for the summer. Can somebody To-
cate the Dean Emeritus2-charles
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2 = = = = = = = : = e
WHAT 9TH r
EDITOR S SA Y
. go e 9
Happy Family.

In collecting bread for the Belgian
sufferers one Pittsburg family was
found serenely unconscious OF the
fact that a war YVES going on in Eu-
rope. Happy famil<-Wheeling IN
feIiigencer.
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A steel ship VIII carry about ~
nor cent more freight than of the;
same size made of iron
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oRDER or PUBLICATION

STATE OF,~WEST VIRGINIA.:
County of Harrison to-wit:-
At rules held in the Office OF the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court q Harrison
County West Virginia, on the 18th day
of june. 1918. the following order was
made ard entered:
Luis. A. Bowman.
VS.. In c.ha~c~-v
Thomas Bowman
The object of the above STYLED cause
in chancery IS Tor the plaintiff to obtain
from the defendant az absolute divorce
from the bonds OF nstTisnosy.
filed IN this cause that the said de-
fendant Thomas Bowman. Is non
resident of the State OF West Virginia.
1t is ordered that he do appear here
within one month after the date OF
the first publication or this order and
do what Is necessary to protect his
Interest IA this <sause.
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Mrs Francis Connolly Richard Henry Booth IN then
{
Two washingtons pretiest clanne
great favorte society, month Miss Hunter became
Connolly ON June
Henry Booth lieutenant N the o
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!. o. SUTTON.
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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/ Somewhere on the plains OF Arl-
IONA without pause, without rest a
tom Ianky farmer Is running-tu f1-
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THE DAILY
NOV ELE T T e
GET THE HOOK.

80 < = rs. , ). =. :. %
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STUART & HAMMOND. C!eri
Counsel for Plaintiff
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oRDER or PUREIcATIoB

7 MADE COFFMAN..
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Stuart Sc Hammond.
Plaintiff
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taking of said
commenced, or
not be coEn-
takinE OF the
and continued
i the taking
Completed
DIN MARTIN.
Counsel Tor
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n. w. WILLIAMS. cIeTR
= Counsel Tor Plaintiff
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from an AFFIDAVIT
rat the said Lloyd
stdent OF this state.
e do appear within
: date OF the hrSt
order and do what
oeect This interest
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-12
Carnara de Delegates
AUDIENCIA PUBLICA:

AUDIENCIA PUBLICA:
No pudiendo la Comisi6n que presi-
do, sin defraudar las esperanzas de sus
representatives permanecer inactiva an
te ell gran clamoreo que de un extreme
a otro de la isla vibra en- nuestro am
biente social, como protesta lastimera
contra ell Servicio de Sandal; y sien-
do ell LENA de nuestra Comisi6n ajustar
todas sus decisiones en- una pauta de
equidad y justicia, a los fines de estu-
diar y aquilatar el valor de las que
jas que contra el mencionado Servicio
puedan haber, as1 como con la idea de
proporcionar opci6n de defensa a aque-
Los funcionarios quienes Sc inculpen,
hemos acordado celebrar audiencias p1-
blicas en- los salones de Comisiones de
la Camara desde ell lunes ounce has
ia ell viernes diez y nueve de los CO.
|rrientes a las nueve y media de la ma
mana de los mismos, cuyos actos po-
dram comparecer a exponer su criterio
sugerir enmiendas, exposition de que
jas y todas aquellas cuestiones relacio-
nadas con la actual Ley de Sanidad to-
das las personas interesadas en- este
asuntO.
San Juan, P. R., Febrero 10 de 1915.
DR.. Leopoldo Figueroa,
Presidente Comisi6n de Sandal.
Advt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-12
Banco Popular de Eco
norn1as y Prsstamos
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO.
DIVIDENDO ACTIVO ITO.

Acordado por la Junta General ce-
lebrada en- la noche del p de los CO.
rrientes, ell reparto de un 10 por cien-
to por acci6n, como dividendo active
TO-, Sc avisa por ell presente los Sres.
accionistas, que esta alberto Ell pago
del mismo en- estas ofcinas.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Enero % 1915.
Ell Director Gerente,
Damian Monserrat.
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Bale en- Manat1

Ell senor Saenz, Presidente del Cast
no Espahol de Manati, nos envfa aten-
ia invitaci6n para La "Jarana-baile'
que ha de tener efecto en- la noche del
domingo IA del corriente.
Agradecemos la amable atenci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-12

ceses y ahados que han lido La guerra.
Suma anterior $4.562.35
DE JUNCOS.
Don Vicente LAMA S LOO
Don Casimiro Marquee 100
Don Juan Marques so
Don Ramon Aponte 50
Don Jose Sanchez LOO
Don Leoncio LAMA LOO
Don j. Sanchez (Hijo) LOO
Don Luis O. Munoz 200
Don J. Caldona LOO
Don Julian Santos 25
Don Ezequiel Falero %
Don Juan Avalo 300
Don Jose B. Berries 100
Don Francisco Rexach 200
Don Enrique Subirana 200
DE HUMACAO.
Don Antonio Roig 1000
Bertran Hemmanos LOO
Sucr. de Jose Rodriguez 100
T. Dom1nguez y Co. 100
L. Martinez y Co. 200
Don j. Llona LOO
j. LENA y Hermanos LOO
Don Francisco Simonet 100
DR.. P. j. Palau 81
Harquez HermanOs LOO
Don Jose Janer 25
Sra. P. R. Vda de Torres 100
Lcdo. JESUS Perey6 100
Don Augusta Ortiz so
Don Salvador Rocafort. Jr 100
Don Rafael Pena 25
Un amigo LOO
Don Juan Garc1as Cintr6n 25
Don Emidgio Isern so
Don Julio D. Guzman 200
Don Jose Burset 100
Don Rogelio Casas so
Jose Mendez y Co. so
Lcdo. Francisco Gonzalez 100
Un amigo. 200
Don Pedro Mas 100
OOu Cudu Duu1SdS A.OO
Don Jose J. Hernandez 100
Don Juan B. Buhigas so
DE VIEQUEs.
Mr. Oh. LIE Brun 5000
Mr.. Jean lie Brun 1000
Mr.. Daniel Saint Villiers 500
Mr.. Jules Cayere $500
Mr. Auguste N Delerme 200
Mr.. F. Serrano 200
Mr.. Angeles C. de Morris 100
Un admirador de Francia 100
A. Shaubah y Co. $50
ST. Juan Villafafle 100
Sr Rafael Villafalle so
Sr. Leopoldo Rurieux so
Sr. Fidel Cecilio 100
Sra. Viuda Oh. Jaspard 500
Sr G. L. Prados so
Sr. Santiago Fernandez 25
Nine Louise Pressly 500
MIR. Daniel Roussell 200
Mr.. August Lastor 200
MIR. Henri Wachter 200
Nine Amelie Dubois 500
Mr.. August Honnet. 200
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-12
TRAsLADo DE oFICINA.

El Doctor Victor Gutierrez y Ortiz
ha trasladado su ofcina-consultorio
Fortaleza rs, "Altos del Cielo' en-
donde recibira sus clientes de / & 2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-12
Congs., The N. Y. P. R. S. S. Co.

Vapor americana "Santurce. Sa
li6 de New Orleans directamente par,
este puerto ell 10 del corriente.
Congs., The N. Y. P. R. S. s. Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-12
SUSCRIPCION

SEPTIMA LISTA de la suscripcio-
mes q favor de las familias de los fran
ceses y ahados que han lido a la guerra.
Sl1ma anterior $4.562.35
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-29
Must Begin Real Young to Grow
Old Gracefully

we have formed no other tastes or
learned no othei occupation there Is
wretched outlook for us
The petted daughter and society belle
usually builds an Indestructble and solid
mason work OF ugly old age for herself
In her youth. and all her friends. relatives
and admirers lend a helping hand
She is a belle and favorite which she
is young; but she makes a poor wife, and
n worse monther, and most detestable
old woman. She has never known what
Il was 20 give up anything for the sake
Of others, and she IN forever thrustlng
her nerves" and her sensitive feelings"
and her whims in the way OF others en-
joyment.
All her relatives dislike her. and stFan-
gers abhor her. Yet, she is the same
sort OF old woman that she was child
and maiden: only the blossoms and leaves
df youth. having fallen away, the bare.
brown branch Of selfishness 10 more fully
revealed.
There arc more disaRreeable old men
than women In the world because women,
as a rule, are obliged TO practice more
sclf-sacrifice and unEelfishness and pa
thence IN early life than men.
Men who have ruled their households.
wives. children. servants and employees
by rod Of fear rather than love during
youth and middle age make very I'M
pleasant ola men. Mentally and ply
sically ineapatitated from inspiring fear.
they are unable TO inspire anything but
hatred or the pity which springs from
scorn
Unable to rule. which has been the
source OF their happiness IN earlier days.
they pass their old age in carping criti-
cisms ans fantfindine Of those who sucs
coed them.
Tho children who have formerly obeyed
them only through fear now ignore their
wishes and fail to show them fhe respect
due TO gray hair--a respect impossible TO
feel where there are no qualities TO in
spire II, hut which good breeding and
humanity ought 70 impose In seeming
II II all very well 70 talk about the love
and respect we owe our ancestors. but
those are emotions which caEnot be
prompted by duty, II old people render
themselves absolutely unlovable. II ia
not in the power OF their children or
grandchildren TO love them; but II is
possible for those descendants to treat
them with kindness, confederation and
patience.
An old man who has lived a grasping,
meroenary, selfish life cannot expect to
be respected on account OF his gray hairs
but out OF self.reapect his children and
relatives ought 10 show forbearance and
kIndnese.
The sons and daughters Of such man
win beinoan tho fact that their father Is
50 captious and unIovabie. while at the
same time thew indulge in hal,ita and
cultivate qualities in themselves which
viii lead them directly 10 the same goal
+, in time. They forget that one does not
grow old in dny-it takes lifetime TO
produce old age.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-29

sho takes one more step toward that
fideous goal OF disagreeable old age.
The extremely well behaved young girl
who has never been tempted and who
cannot understand how another could
commit a folly, Is certain TO become the
most censorious OF old women. II she
does not develop into a cruel. malicious
tongued scandalmonger Il win be won
BAR. Nothing is so easy az the descent
from Observation-Disclosures 10 malice.
A a young girl shs pridos herself upon
her love cf morality and good behavior;
all her friends speak Of her az such n
strict girl in her ideas. No one would
think OF appealing TO her for sympathy
or advice in an hour Of temptation, but
she Is respected for her high ideals, II
feared for her severity. As an old woman
ehe is simply held in abhorrence. and her
name becomes a ncighSorhood synonym
for cruel judgment
Criticism Of our frail fellow beings Is
4 vice which takes possession OF us like
a stisnulant or a drug. once we encourage
It. II may begin In our high moral
standard and our hatred OF sin, but once
II becomes a habit we indulge n for the
pleasure Il gives us. II Is a bad habit in
the young. in the old u r. intoIerable.
Nothing renders old age interesting or
fovabie save sympathy for the young and
charity for tho erring.
II IL strange that we all do not grow
charitable az we grow old. As we learn
more and more Of our own frailties, and
more ana more OF the temptations and
iIIusions Of life. we ought TO become more
and more tender and plying. One can
be sympathetic without encouraging vice
and wronRdoing or cloaling sin.
The eifi with no object or aim in life
save to have good time" and ositshine
her companions must look forward to a
miserable old age; for after certain
time wc become unsatiafied with or
sroesque Ia pursuit for gayesy, and Il
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-29

some knowledge OF the Caedmon. Beda.
the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, the Legends
OF King Arthur and the Round Table OF
Chaucer and all the early English be-
fore Shakespeare time. including some
such simple bits OF knowledge as that
Edmund Spencer wrote the "Faery
Queen. that Christopher, Marlowe Is the
author OF 'Dr. Faustus'' and that people
like Michasi Draytsn and Ben Johnson
lived. II is not necessary to go deeply
into any such dry thing as the Anglo
Saxon Chronicle. but, at least. you want
to know, about them.
Finally. let us consider reading along
scientific lines. Here again we have a
tremendous field. Perhaps you want to
read the biographies of the great seienti-
flo discoverers. Do not begin with man
of your own day time-an Edison. Go far
back into the days. when science was
actually confused with witehcraft and
magic. Then you can better understand
our own wizard"
! Is your interest In the science OF men
tai states-psyohology? DO you care most
for biology. or astronomy, OF chemistry
or physicsg Here Is a vast field in
which numberiess individuals and
sciences and schools Of thought stand
out
Darwin and Huxley are generally sug-
gested TO all those who hold that "the
proper study OF mankind is man" This
class OF reading ls likely 10 suggest itself
10 you only after you have schooled
yourself in a preliminary one. And by
the time you get to II you will know
whether you want to read the philosophy
OF schopenfauer, the science IN which
Calico was a pioneer. or one OF the
other great 'ologies."
BEGIN with history Develop yourself
along some preferred line Of travel. ad-
venture discovery or the particular bio
graphy OF a character which appeals TO
you.
From this grow naturally into litera-
ture (which Il the history and develop
ment OF the written word.
Read along definite lines. Perhaps a
great historian like a Macauiay would
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-29
TWELFTH EPISODE.
me spirit of the Marsh.


steam yawl, with black smoke pour
ing from It's stovepipe. suddenly stopped
SIS churnlng halfway across New YORK
hay as the principal passenger. a long
nosed woman with high arehed browa,
recognized through a wabbly jointed telc-
scope the leaders In a procession OF five
speedy motorboats which swept rapidly
toward her.
'sTurn around. aulcki" the woman or
dered az the first motorboas bore down,
and she daahed a clnder from her beady
eye. Here comes the runaway brldei''
I'm turning the boat now. ma'am,
reported short. thick individual whose
round face was ono consecutive smudge.
Don't you hear our engines stoppingr
There she goesi' screeched Honesia
Blye as the long. narrow steel gray boat
flashed past. bearing. besides is driver
a beautiful yonns SRI IN a yachting cos
tune. protected as much as possible from
thu fsins spray IN the arm Of = tail mai
with a solf felt ha, end q closely knottes
cravat.