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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-12

ing date the Ind day Of October, 1011, and
Of record in the Office OF the aforesaid clerk
In Braxton County in Deed Book No. SO,
pnge 40.
8. An undivided one. tenth Q-1Ol inter-
est in and to that certain tract or parcel
of land situate on the North side OF the
Little Kanawha River, in Salt Lick Dis
more particularly bounded and described
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LosT-Between Kelly Hill aud Goff Plaza,
towards Harrison's field. n ladies hand
( and some Larkin papers. !, Finder return
to 124 s. Second street, ana received re-
ward. J
LoSTlTwo bull dogs, one bripdie, white
face, white feet and white tip on end OF
!. tau !; other one all brindle, white breast
ind two white toes In front. Finder
please leave Information at az Sycar- re
street, or call Home phone 683-L.
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1T Is TO YOUR
INTEREST
To See This Property Right
Away.
Broad Oaks.

For business reasons, dur,
ing the next five days the.
owner viii sell this five room!
cottage on Hedge street for
$500 less than it would re-
quire to buy a similar lot and
build a similar house today
in this or as good a location.
This is a five room cottage,
with bath and pantry, slate
roof, cabinet mantels, level
lot, within a block of the
beautiful Golf Plaza.
Price $4,000
Terms. 1t is worth more
money. Sec it and be CON
WINGED.
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We viii gladly show you property
and YOU can be tho judge II it Will
suit you or not. No trouble to show
property.
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Report of the Condition Of
THE CLARKsBuRG TRUST c

Located at clarksburg In the state Of
West Virginia, at the close OF business
May /, 1910.
Organized July rs, 1914 Bank first be-
gan business September 10 1914.
Resources
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commissioners have executed bond before
mo with approved security ind in the
amount and conditioned ms required by the
above mentioned decree In said cause.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
/. WADE coFFMAN. Clerk.
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WANTED-Rellable man for vacancy on
sales force, No money required. Pay
weekly. Permanent position. We offer
m excellent position for lady or gentle.
man, First National Nurseries, Roches-
ter, n. y
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MONEY TO LOAN

WHY DE WITHOUT MONEY? &C.
commodate everybody, by loaning money
on watches, diamonds, jewelry, musical
instruments, etc. Jos. Jay, Jeweler.
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WANTED TO DuY-At once one medium
size pony, or small saddle horse, must
be safe 10 rwomnn to handle. Write,
giving full description, age md price, 10
box Is, shinnston, ". Va.
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Iothl ..,s.............s.... ~ ~ ,N5H,Iu
State of West Virglnin, County OF Harrison
!. T.. ]. Stout, cashier Of the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement il true to the best Of my knowl.
edge aud belief.
u. ]. STOUT. Cashier.
ROSS +. STOUT
HOWARD N. GORE
S. W. BARSHART,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Sth day OF May, 1915.
s. l.. SwIGER. Notary Public
My Commission Expires Aug. :. 1923.
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. SITUATIONS WANTED

YOUNG MAN, 2S years, married, good
habits, desires position as general ofice-
man, bookkeeper or tlmekeeper, either al
day or night. Ed. Erickson, 324 Parrill
Court.
wANTED-Position doing general house
work, by Slavish girl 10 years of age,
Cab or address Mary Muscovltch, Nor
wood, or 20. Box 8S3, City.
WANTED-To invest 81 900, more or less,
with services, In some desirable business.
Address Nv. A." care Telegram Office,
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FOR sALE-Reiiable team Of mules, for
merly used in delivery wagon OF the
Home Furnishing Co. Call Bell Phone
l32R.L
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WANTED-Strong Slavish or
Syrian maid, at once. Apply
to>houSekeeper at Waldo
Hotel. 4
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SALE-SatWday, May
13, at 1870 p. m, at the front
door of the courthouse, one
Jersey cow, with calf at side.
C. L. Ford, auctioneer.
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FOH SALE-farms

close to car line; very good house and
out buildings, fruit trees; worth the
money. See us. Stout & Alexander, FOL
Goff Bldg.
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FUR S4LE-H0USsS

FOR SALE-A very desirable residence,
nice location, Broad Oaks, half block
= from ear line and paved street, cement
walks leading to car line, small cash
payment, balance monthly or yearly.
Stout & Alexander. 70l Con Bldg.
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FOR RENT-FARMS

FOR LEASED acre tract in gas terri
tory. Apply to or address II. NJ. Mere
dith. Mt. Glare, w, Va.
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WANTED-Good paying proposition,
either in Clarksburg or Weston. APP
ply at 205 West Main street.
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For RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply at l22 Thomp-
son street, or Bell phone 1921.
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WANTED To RENT

WANTED 10 RFNT-Tithia tss ps1t
house; must be within 10 or 10 minutes
WALK OF Empire building. Write, stating
location, rent, etc. Address p. o. Boz
III, cry.
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WANTED TO BUY-Anyoue having light
delivery outfit for sale may do well to
call at 6i5 West Pike street, cairksburg,
W. Va. s5,
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$3.50
PAINTING

HOUSE PAINTING-And wail papefing.
We have several men working now.
prices reasonable. A. G. Bumgardner,
bell phone 106J-R.
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WANTED 10 nuY

WANTED TO BUY-some second hand
rugs, all sizes, In good condition, for
cash. Call Consolidated phone 42S.L.
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FOR RENT-Furnlsnea Rooms

EoR RENT-Apartmen completely fur
nished for light housekeeping; reason
able rent. Central location. Apply to
houSekeeper, Tower Apartments, 2JI
aewes street, adjoining Towers school.
Bell phone 1B1-R.
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Stealey Heights

Alexander avenue, within
300 feet of lots that sold for
twice the amount and they
are no better than these. We
have two ideal lots for sale
for
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WANTED To'RENT-on or be-
fore June LIST, If possible a
four or five room house or
cottage, centrally located.
Call Bell phone 1851.
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WANT ED--Male Help

MEN LEARN barber trade or complete for
$500; wages while learning; positions
furnished; prepare for spring rush. Write
for catalogue. Leader Barber College.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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WANTED--An experienced, cook; wages
$500 per week. No washing. Apply at
SOL Locust street.
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FOR SALE-Thirty head OF Poland
China pigs, Chester white brood
SOW, all registered II desired.
Write for prices. Hugh L. Tetrick
g. Brother, Bridgeport, w. Va.
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FOR RENT-one newly furnished front
room in small family no children; con-
venient to private boafding house; gen
tlemen preferred. Apply ut ISL Broad
dus avenue, or call Bell pnone IS-J.
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PLANTS FOR sALE-All kinds Of tomato,
sweet potato, pepper and early and late
cabbage plants. Call at 40 Water ST..
city. .t4
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WANTED-Fernafe Help

wANTED-June first, photographer for
general Office work. Apply IN writing to
Alexander & Alexander, stating expert
lence.
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FUR Miscellaneous

condition; very reasonable price. u. A.
Odds, III Chapel street, city. Bell phone
11a6-J.
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FOR RENT-one four room front apart
ment and bath, fire proof, modern In
every respect. Apply to office Coco Cola
Bottllng Works, corner 9th and Wsrning-
ger streets, Glen Elk.
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FOR sAJE4 lots. corner OF Franklin end
Ohio streets, two on either side OF cor
ner, New Fair Ground addition, near
stop 20, two others near stop 20. Price
right and terms easy. For Rent-one o.
room apartment, Pike street. modern in
every particular. II. J.. White & Co.,
McCarty Bldg, Bell phone los, Home
phone 43S Res 1891.
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statesmen WANTED

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, make big money
punch boards. Big commission. Write
for exclusive. territory. Address Dan
oualls Specially Co., Box AIS. Knoxville,
Tenn,
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FOR RENT OR sALE-New & room cot
tage in North View. North of Hazel
Atlas Glass factory. Well built and
nicely finished. $500 per month. Rent
or will sell to quick buyer. J. o. T.
Tidler, 214 Court Street, City.
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WAN WED SaIesIadies. Apply
Monday morning in person;
also one cashier. Apply at
Globe Dept. Store, 327 West
Main street.
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FOR RENT-one room at 400 n. Fourth
street, Glen Elk, suitable for press
ing shot. Apply at above address.
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FOR RENT-Store room and basement at
T03 West Pike street, next door East of
Angle Inn. Apply to Win Z. Norris,
Clarksburg, W. Va.
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FOR SIALE-Lots

$3.50 WILL BUY LoT-54x1o0 feet, on Clay
street; not level, but desirable location
in best residence section. Inquire OF H.
+. Modlin, $40 Union Bank Bldg.
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He was obliged 70 ask his father to
pay Tor the ltnouE.ne he ha6T hirod.
and so be called upon ~ relate hi,
whole adventure.
LIMOUSINE, eh,' snorted Jefemiah.
ITO taHehome one of the girls who
got huf<hNt in the stitching roonY
'Ho3tHks1 since you've done Il. I
supps4&s9K have to settle" he grudg-
inglydSf n fve-dollar biz, from the
safeeA#R handed it over. TELL Miss
fIa}itH93 to charge that up 10 my per.
'sqh4EsHcount and give het the girls
rSekAsD TO put on nle."
Ff'l'A'''" Jock gave an uneasy
ge~Certaihlyp.sBo you mean to say
that after ali this hauling OF her
around like she was some visiting roy
atty. you didn't get her to vtgn up
Ind release the nrm from liability!
Thunder and guns. boy. whore Re your
wits! Why. I'll bet some peribnal in-
fury shystsr is out thee nov draw.
ing mp the papers for q suit Here"
he waved Q peremptory arm. grab
,yoar hat and streak II out there again
as fAat,aa you can make II. Or. wait
a minute" he seized q pen and scrib-
,bIed q line + thu shee4 Of .
Memorandum pad. NJ
this and tell Miss HSdS9ngs to
Sou a hundred dolLfY GU.
soneyt The sight OF the cash viii some,
times land them when they'd turn
their nose up at a check. Strike as
good q. hsrgain with her ~ you can
and don't come hack without that TO
.le1se.' 70"
:, Jock vanished. glad to get"en with
10 stronger o reprimand.
On his arrival at ths~eottage he
found that the girl was only too will
ing to waive any claim Cor cofhpensA-
.sS0aaes, whteheshp was entitled. Jock
pulled out and rendered the one hun
dred dollars nj q small Indemnity
from the firm for the loss OF time and
.f,1Ya s4Pssnss' TO 4sleh they would 30
Then walking homo In the soft April
dusk, his mind full OF enhancing vi.
sions OF Amy .ss she sat proppcd up
at q tea tablSf almost smothored in
Ihsr flowers, No Encountered Gertrude
JordAnyy
SIia vaa about to pass her with .
more liftinE srtns hat and = word OF
,srHstinE: but SAs turned. AZ II upon
ihfpFsse. and fcT into stop beside him
Father and I arc invited rp to your
house on Thursday" Gertrude said
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advertisements there came 70 the ioas-
ing house, addressed to Jock mccall .
blotted and tear-stained note. T1e
handwriting ri very shaky. but still
It was Enthusiastically Amy's.
Il was brief. scarcely more than half
. dozen lines. and 1t told him that he
might N well give up the search for
her and go back to whore he came
from. She did not want 70 be found.
And this last was undsrscorsd three
times. k@
Still. Jock did not give up the search.
He abandoned his position and all his
fine prospects, and settled down IN
Now York to devote himself 20 that
one end-nnding Amy. He went 10
places where. the light laughter OF
women rises like the bubbles In their
brim aiming wine cups. To cabarets and
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fk = sx4 80, - Al n ~ ~ a ~ &. r A.w.Fl
deception tibet ne prac:jced n tre nezt
tow weeks: Under G%ertrude's tutelage
t+e csRalways givaa 9. man los
cons in duplicity-he gave the impres-
sion that he was falling in with his
fsthers Wishes and assiduously court.
Ing. daughter of old Jordan, thus
Avoiding the raising Of any Issue, while
all the time ho was spending stolen
hours with Amy. -..4 49, lA-g .a4
But Leaping River. was too spoM
b. place and the son OF jeremiah Mo
Call too prominent q peraon In the
community for his actions long to e.
taps comment; and when Amy. with
bniy q healed scar to show for the
Injury she mad received. returned to
work, and Jock made . practice, Of
escorting her to and from the factory
every dayisoms OF the gossip that was
rife cana TO the ears OF the stern, old
head Of the concern
He satisfied himself that the infor-
nation was authentic. Then he moved
swiftly to action. First he gave or
ters for the discharge Of the busy
is he termed hort was not hard to
ind cause Of dismissal, when she
was so plainly incompetent~-then call
ing his son into the once, he laid
Town the law IN six y~itriolic sentences.
Pretending surrender, he promised
pompl!apcs to ell, the, old geptleman's
demands, and that night after q tear
ful farewell interview with Amy, he
skipped out. '~ '
When the safe at McCLrs was
opened the next morning. II was found
that Eve hundred dollars In cash was
missing, and in it's place lay the fol-
loving letter: " '1~.rt a4'~ a.,
Father: / have taken. 600 I suppose you
Win say I have stolen It. But ] have nx-
ured carefully. and have decided that
over and above what I have had from
you" there 10 moro than this due me at the
lowest wage rate paid az the factory. Yeu
have atendfaEtly refused me the wages
and the independence you give to your
cheapest hand. = I am OF to win my
OWE way. l,.. T..
Old jeremiah made no comment
when he read this letter: His hard Old
face grew y shade xrimmer, perhaps;
be drove his working forcs possibly
q trtfs more r~uthlsssly; otherwtss
there was no change in him He sim.
ply ceased to mention his sons name.
That all resentment Was not dead
within him. though. was shown BY the
Significant fact that when no CHANGED
to learn that the girl he blamed for
Jocks downfall was employed at Jor-
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SECOND STORY
Tha.Ught Rein

In Jeremiah McCall's great factory
ut Leaplng River, IL was estimated that
a pair of Shoes was turned out every
seven and-a half seconds. The big
rells Of l~eather--dry, l~ifeless skins OF
cattle, goats and horses came In at
one end Of the pJAnt, and passed out
at the other as the finished article, mil,
lions OF them, shining, lacquered,
complete In neat ~pasteboard boxes.
Conversely, the factory took hun
dreds Of young girls. cheery-cheeksd,
bright-eyed, glossy-haired, bursting
with youth, sAd turned them into dry.
lifeless old women. leathery Of face
and le&thery ~efNsoul.
Among the new applicants for
work-the raw material OF the system
-one day cxnfcA Amy Prentice, II
happened TO De n day in Apfii-a trick.
sy day with big, white clouds sailing
lazily over the bluest kind Of sky, and
a warm. soft breeze which rustled in
at the open windows to whisper all
sorts Of fanciful suggestions. By q
coincidence. II happoned to be seths
birthday OF young sock Mccall. tho
son Of the owner OF hs2plant--his
twenty-third birthday.
One By one, the appAqants passed
before his desk to be psrfunctorily
questioned as TO age. experience. refer
ences.
Then suddenly. he glanced up to en-
counter a fad WhiAh IN its wistful del
icacy. and Almc,t childlike charm OF
expression. Beprssds to him tho very
counterpart add Srnbodiment of the
day.
you are fspkips for workar> he
asked, yet hardly knew his own voice
1t was as IL No wore saying, Il love
you" EN
She started aflittle at his question
showing plainly that she too had been
dream gathering; then murmured an
a~cquiescence. "a
She was absolutely .grsen and with
put experience. and EfUr unframed labor
of that sort MCCALL usually paid from
three to iveydollars q week. jock
mentally strained q point as to the
fsctory's necessities. and assigned her
20 piece work ION q stitching machine
where, IL she were QuiQksand capable,
she could earn frc12 wshsy 70 twenty.
Ave. ~
Amy Prentice. age twenty" was the
way she had niled in the application
blank he had given her; but his heart
had christeued her, "Aprtt'a Lady" be-
fore he ever know her name.
The entrance Of the hssd OF the con
eern aroused him from HIS idle mus
ings. jeremiah Mccall was q tall
spgrc-mHn-ws~hard~s nd~dry~a una brown
az the leather In which no dealt.
Thsy talked business for q few min
u~tss-routine m~atters-thsn Jock EN-
bohdsnsd- W -ths~fxfnt ~6fsaifsutfcn o
austerity in the others manner, ven
tursd to broachGA request which hat
bean In his mi16gfor sqfne time
Say, faths6r no piuhged in harini
ly. i've IN around the pla1k hsr$
for three yEars now. ever slncsh cam
back from college. You told me 20,
wanted me to learn the business. an,
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dams no called UP His competitor on
The phone and asked a. xtpersohal fs
nor 70 himself that she be discharged.
JOCK, through some influence he com
mandsd thefs had sScured the place
forIher before be xtent away. telling
her. that asesoon NJ hs Ivas, fairly get
kled and making lila own way tAsy
would Be married; but Of curse old
Peter Jordan cared nothing for that.
fnd was quite willing to sobliEs hts
friend.
To the two women In the little cot.
page where Jock had spent 80 many
happy hoGrss. however. It was nothing
Eors sorfdess than O. tragedy The
hemEinvalidn neither. broken, BY the
years in which she had fed her youth
fui viEor into those big machines
elahffnx away ID thS factories along
the river. was incapable OF self-sup-
port, and Amy was apparently black
fists6Ji Ssv y ,hoINnNsj 5aAt& .siji
What. hadshappsnsd at Jordan's was
plnaYt certain tn happen 1t any other
place 10, .Isaping River where she
hight secure employment: for yere
niaH'Mecxn was n6t thsona either ID
forrfvsfor fcrgstianA his word wal
gerry potent
Imshort. there seemed nothing Hos
fhsElrl sxfept ta.xo awax.ii,sn.al H.
To make .her lot more hard, shs had
Heard nothing from Jock for ssyers,
wssks. He had not written her. no,
lid shSsstAnrRnow where he WAS
In her dilemma, New York with It,
kounxlssssopvovtunft4cC sesmsd toacf
Ter tAe sksyN&sfugAuaud IKE many an
kthex sgiFh wke ,fpda herself IT = disad
kantAxS against, the barriers Of he,
koufS Hnvifonmsnt, 3kS turned Ne,
kysss to~xfds ASF skinfny ttvs-s d
Ganhattun.ac,n ga 70 ssss sSaasSt
One afternoon sAs had bssz
FsaEiytsampfns Broadway alhdayStl
b siyaips sssyohA tos wQrks,sAa turnss
rto the employment bureau Of q BIZ
apartment store. She had had moth
hsdCssaS aifcs btsakfast, and tkei
SnnnA ssASa-6fstfiif ana 6sc5uyis b
<ollsI ,nsbxosi nacst ssasv.ia s.nssd
So. rs she stood -thsre IN the loni
tnSxosdwpMoaaAs. itiseda 1polsees Ajt
EeAbsfmus hBaass~sks snidtaiy Lssl
Hpssd In . faint.assN aisIs aasAE5E
When she came to hsrSeif again. sh,
vas lying on . couch IN one az The n
tissng rooms - ~ sstkhliGhasnl
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rvk goas aksad and tf3sato 90 r. IN
mo- throwing cny bouquets ct myss1I
~ ! do think4tha1 rts psds Srssscn-
Al good. ana that you'd have more
.. less Of . Aae4N ttAs getting any
~ TO nI ny place" !
WonS" The ~ mans tone was
Al o3utsty wftneB expression. r~S
oek hesitats1. TEL me. Hrst."
A PARTED WITH . touch Of ahrsyd-
what ron think. Hers y Ter
I not made Soodr'
recaii was FtEidH Aq4est n speech
~ ven ~ ~ actlon~ I've no com
r. Ina u nk1s n you.@ kssaid dryiy'
Erhsn.~ dernanAs4 Joel, why don't
u
AVE - VIA NJ other maA Who "a
~ vcrk ~ ~ thns 4 a 6casgs
~. nncv.~ ~ lpoko - - ~
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now with q significant twitch to the
corners Of bsr UPS. Us TO- Be q
3Prt Of enEsksmsnt psJ4."
"EnEassYfeut party Jock rsffsated
Eyes. V kind c&openins Eunkto ~
Angs the marriage between IN and
myself"
JoGk-hslsAaa abruptly and stood back
staring . her.
krThs marriage between you and my
;E,'. A%'Is''D'd ~in'r'd1l0u'l', Good
Qsrtru4A burst into . ringing laugh
Of sheer Amusement.
lock, you couldn't look more Mortified
Hr0 ladtbea you safAt You: vFfs koinx
~sAsetrosGted. iWhatt' ths mat
ter with me. anyhowf think would
nks . wife icr an5nin t6.3ump
Trou wan, NJ 10 nlrry w, h.
Rood Lord. ~" Sd. en-
|s .ss lint n NIX II eofssG'9-m.f 6' ..a' rn
ho<hsring about It's what our tive
ff{Aers are after.
q let those two old men scheme and
plsd all they please. They can lead
~ the water. but they can't make
% rink. not II We both make up oul
hi3.ds to II" Then she stopped and
Sc9dtiniSsd him sharply In the light Of
. street lamp. -Jock Mccall" she &
claimed. there's another girl"
How aid you guess THAR he stan
msrcd.
latrNfS. nsw~. ssssf iooe q
| hadn't the chance to . your fac,
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HSs4sssS.,saGs :,
tablished. he escorted her to her gate
4aiSNthAxfwent on home to report hi
success In obtaining the release :,
his father.
>yV poxpp kngsr than I expected
& Va. NndE cost me the full hun
dred dollars, but I imply arspedrthen
'AhA47' ssAiar2Mlagtrbau a.
csived his father on . business matter
that he WAS not being treated SQUARED.
from the other side.
Nor was thie ~ any msaz tAs La
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thai he WAS not being treated Scaarsiy
from the other side.
Nor vfas THE ~ any means tAA lase
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rhe othethway about and he had been
thus Informed OF old Jeremiah's scurvy
trick ~{Hstbcuring the discharge OF the
girl n6r&fJordan's his .YiSit tp,his IA
Their mai have BssasAt isis pacific
a~ppoiAfnasn. oyA asAin2 nay tson.,
and 1"Aft bis resentment over the
cause cflheAshnzdne Aak hs.s1as
strongly fsmpted to return to the fac
tory aA4 give Aiaaf&thsrstHhat he
calisds"&s good bawling out"
He haA however. but twelve min
ptss AlfhicA to catch . train for
New Eo3k, and therefore felt obliged
to dsfeElfhs iFsEyisr ,vntitA Later
|1occasihpl Al the station. hS sspt.s
wire rs, kppriss Amy d"6fs' coming.
IL arfHs& tuststen minutes after she
had isfti4s go % keep her Ai-tAtsd
engad}m$ht W me- 4.
An}sdEfor S~s,sdey., Jocf .as,r.A
sverylou5ln ofsyAxtfty. apprehension
and p}AaH The todgiht house xSnkn
s0uailk iAth hirSsef.fa at . loss to
tSccod3tfbr the s4sP3 Ansrplieabla alb
ssncelh.% = tA.1thatfsver Occurred
Jock5&AntA-xmau fnrtuue ID adxer:
eusin5l8akef ~ ~fs4$HGgfc5dfr
phks 3ruucxzy y1Ust m tty v1fn hope
that he might pick up some clue.
Then On the fourtA day. the mystery
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