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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-12
VETERANS TO Be
INVITED TO COME

ukbhrniN CO., ma, entertain lhs lili
conventions of Tho tinted spanish war
veterans NJ oklRhcms the state q n
aud tho ladies suslllatles NJ both a.
raniiAilons
Adnlph = Decker local attorney IN
~ hose rhsrr. the organization " n con.
vcn,lon bureau hero has been placed.
vil ~ 80 Tulsa. where the triple con
v'nlion IL to he held MAY is. ~ and
a. and urge the associations 10 come
tu the capital icr thtit nctt state mer,
iug The combined membership ~ N,
thtcc Hssochtions is more than 1000
NJ Decker viii also NO TO sulphur
. okla 60 attend the state convention n
I the Oklahoma rhatma ,sut,rsi association
and the pslahoms Pharmaceutical Travel.
Icrs association May u. and hiiemp, "a
secure tho state meeting In 1911 for thl,
|,NN
ON June ~ hr viii leave for Detroit,
Mitch IN tumpar, With ! T. Wialck NJ
I oklahoma rlt, national tcpiescntativ,
/ nI the knights and Ladies' oi Security
Co invite ,hst organization IN hold NJ
national rnn,eniiAn hsr in 1890 IN,
ofrhnita ton hat Ne national mcctIngi
rNrN three years
~ Decker states that this last cnn.
N'uiinu. Witch numbers about OOn peo.
rle. has rtsctralll been promised iui
oklahoma Cny
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-12
TO keep HER
FROM FALLING
Would Have To Catch Hold OF
Things. Lost Strength and
Flesh. Doctor Recon-
mended Cardui. Results
Gratifying.

Brookhaven Miss nm IN fine
nealth now" writes Mrs. II VI Rus.
sell OF n =. D. g. Of this place. 'aud
rave been for some time. owo THE good
would have been dead before this II
had hot taken ihat medicine was down
IN bed i've months last summer had
chronic Inflammation ..., 70 the doctor
aid suffered untold misery. mostly
in my right side. but both sides hurt me
achne constantly ! got 10 tho place
whtro I couldn't even cnt without severe
pain. had much headache ana would
often he quito blind from dizziness
would have 10 catch hold ~ things rn
keep from falling lost Hll my strength
and flesh became 50 poor that was
Just bones covered with SKIN
The doctor on hIs visit told mo
10 gct cardu and go to taking 10
took eight bottles BOO throc months u
Just % few dn,s after starting with ~.
bosan 10 improve and Kept ou uuln I got
completed, well Todn, { Hm 300 rc,ll'
5000 health ( can do au,'hur 200 h'
world IN the shepc of work am rur'
tina, Owe ,n0r all 10 csrdu0 would
like to toll pIl vom'n so
Tr, Csrdu for your llouuIrs lor '1I'
~ nll druggists
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-12
Two Gathering, rorlaht

Tonight Two meetings win D, hold
H l,hin ruH SiIrs vI'.r w. N,'r
tud NI UHFu,r vIl .p.pN Hui Hf ,Il
l,r'suu li,igNis ..Hnn. Twelfth r'r,'
.ud l,ufrr ttruHH whore tho .r,Ikua
stanton
.Nt afr much encouraged over our
usi m.Ur..,. Hh urUfous,
chairman w fNu uuftu" committee
.Nu' uuN Nta fN, attendance, Epni hu'
u .N,s evident rNpf in. citizen. veto Iu.
t,r.t,i With H few ,Nr,W'nu. H, pI,s.
upns asked N,I, prompted T., Hu honest
durH tU act information iu have some
iuuWm point cleared up That is what
800 want lf iHr people Ul Nknhou1 Dut
become s,.urHirh informed mn the i~ura
NJ stab, iHr bond issue It certain ip
win
TN. N.t o. mrr|na. tnN speakers .o
... ..N,iuI,i follow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-12

fumrNi no rrmh pui snIs..
.Hr,tsHf. nu D. W,IN ana Iru.Lr e.
ItHu,s 'uNrI'.ur li'IENt t.hpH
rvrrn Hnb Everest avenue. .n"hk,f
N Nouorr, Hn1 Z. W stanton
stNut. url' go llN sifr,' Hnd
r1lutDu avenue .u,i.,is Iu hH Nu.
roun.r1 H'nI,I lN'.i p tI Ilv
ITr .fu.' William lptruun \ T
lu'. NHr.crr, tui 1rcd o. rryrN
NuufH. uuur S.iN sweet and nlr
'|.H. ft,u.. a NH'NJk Hui George
E UHfrr.
Nurts. mgni central and g. Hy,nuy'.
yrmnrsuous Mike unnuelN and other
spr1k,fs
tu,sdst noon ra.sIns p.ani. nan "
NrlN srd ur g,urgr I Garrison
fu,,ia, night Main mud Western
s,tnu, U,ofse , Nptb,k md George
90 uBfrps
tuc,is, uish ri West Avenue r..
yrwwlssiorr. Nk, punu''N and o'h
'ff
russJt. uigh, i' Norh Nsmssk,
Httnur tu.nT,I trirra William ilpfn
SON. npseor nunir'. edition NJ 'hr liR,h
Dispatch \ T. Montonc, aud Fred 20
H,afh
W,dr,.dst n,sM ne West JHn.tv
avenue. WyytnE fbr yolufrd voters pi
liai,h,ia dfuF store spsakeis Hs above
1hu sday night volnfed Vuiora ~ M
South Klein avenue sa'nc stcnh,fs
1hufsdaN might stiles park "
Ames. be Bsnfrr Uarfsnn ann 9th.
ore
rhurst,, ntm W,ikcr and vhsc.,.
a,rnuea pf ~ GNuisHr prd nihri
spsakyfa
Thutsda, nIgW sixth street suI us
s,epur speakers to no. sr'r.i.H
tfldst n'ghi MAY W UrradVR. HnH
raiifofnia avenue. e. " Nmc. nf %
. I Harrison aud gebtsc \ Natarr
! FRIDAY nigh' Nuhls snd iiaf,ft a,r
b nuss errakrfs will bs named Istp.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-12
MOTHER DIES IN FIRE
TRYING TO SAVE BABES

klNGMNN. Nfy. MAY 4? Mr. Geo
Il DAVIS wife ot csttleman and
two ~ her sight children were burned
io death Thufsdsy too nfc that de
stio,cd her home ~ blackberry. - mil s
northeast VI here Mrs Davis had rescued
~ of the children and returned into
iu house ior the others on" q mnntn
old girl aud the other four year old
bo,. when ~. root collapsed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-12
NATIONAL GUARD LEAVES
WESTINGHOUSE FACTORY

PITTsRuHun. Miy T. Tho Four
toenth Pennsylvania infantry FRIDAY
marched out of the Westinghouse Elce'
triD and Manufacturing company =
works vt Ens, Pittsburgh, where the
men have been on .lf,~r duty i'r more
than vcck. and return d a. their Hrm'
or, -Four troops ~ ''ynlry. however
afe s,il ON duty Although scrr msn
formerly cmplu, "a hy N electric CON.
p,ny ar, suil out. all war munitions
shops we're said 20 he working with full
forces
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-12
Why Be a Mutt When You Can
Be Popular All the Rest Of
Your Life for Only Sl.OO2

Every onc likes wood dane Prot
BuitcfIrk Of Euclid hall viii ics.t iuI
IN he gsgoful. frat ,lsss dancer ioi
" M ilnsH rpouA ~ Eurhd Hail ptc.t
Nonda, nighi ~ tho S0.OoO. ponpie boo
oklahoma city. .nu can't find nm, Iut
vhat viii tell YOU they wish tHei could
iun.r whether they believe In II W
not AdV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-12

After an exhaustive series NJ tests n
group ~ chicago engineers decided that
ptnp-r Tenders ~ automobiles VIII re-.
duco tho number of persons run o,ci
when struck tp . percent and the num-
be-. ssfiuusl, Injured to Is percent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-12

rr'l Nn,r fu. president Hsd declined
s rru' rum BERLIN 200 di- lose tho
HH.r m tN, request ol Ho'- Eds recall
Tho un." 1870. rnN'l home mst uo-
.,mhrr
rH, ,h1rg0s against captain 'o'-Ed
ontulot after nH d,wrtur" from thi,
.uuntrN ln Norh, 1918, when Horst
,uu de-, sultE was arrested iu Sew YORK
100 connection with the p'ot tu blow up
'r W,iHud .lrnl iu Canada me- made
r atptcmoui 'o tn, lnitsd states district
ui'nnc, charging th,t captain hoy Ed
roi proposed su invasion NJ canada
from ih.H country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21
Cotton Review.

NEW YORK. April 20.-Apprehen-
slons Of n break in the diplomatic re-
latlons between this country and Ger
many have unsettled the cotton MARKET
during the past week and fluctuations
have been nervous and irregular. Trad
ing, however, has remained compare
lively quiet, with the price movement
correspondingly narrow, and after sell
ing down from 1909 to 1894. July con-
tracts closed at 1901 tonight, COM
pared with 1877 at the close of the
part of the week the market showed
considerable steadiness. There were
further complaints Of a late start for
the new crop in early producing sec
tons of the belt, particularly in the
southern section OF Texas, where
drouEhty conditions continued, and tho
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Influenced by tho
OF scattering near

market was also Influenced nv tho
prompt absorption of scattorinr near,
month liquidation. ~
Trade interests wero tho leading
I Iugyers OF May contracts. taking that
o uy at comparatively small dis
o0unt compared with July, and buying
oa,i ito months by old longs, who wcro
oS.S 9ue near positions, helped to
saosorD Liverpool straddlo selling Of
.ne new crops. With the first May
notices expected next Tuesday, this
aeaaS demand for tho new position ex-
erciseu steadylng influence on thu
Eenerol list, whilo the Liverpool SELL
IIE or late deliveries was supposed to
reHect fluctuations Of wider difrerences
ratner tEan n bearish view OF the gem
eral trcnd Of values. " '''
Part of tho demand on tho odvopcas
Was attributed to covering by recent
seiers. however, AMI the market broke
toeheE SHARPLY on Wednesday. follow
LnB tho PRESIDENTS message setting
Iotth the crisis In the submarine ne,
Sotintlons. Trade interest continued
20 puy on Il scale down, while tho ofrer.
inss seemed to be chiefly in the woy
OF scattering Wall Street liouIdation
ana the market was quiet Mt the end
OF nc week. with business largely In
inc way or evening up for the holida va
or pending more settled international
situation Very little change has been
reported In Southern spot markets. and
tnere has been talk of Increased South-
ern offerings around the local ring.
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CoTToS MaI,,kIIs

NE" YORK. April -o-Thc cotton rnArk.,
was nervous but conuaIauyely uu'et "a
nay, and prices were generally s,aady IuIv
so,d up ~, during he sa-ly trading and
easing OF to ll.:f, closed az 1901! viii ,na
general list closing steady net potri io,was
70 point higher. '"-'
The start was irregular. points lowe,
10 pom higher. with May selling n, II :.
July AZ H.s7. and cc;obcr at I.W. on IN.
can cnerinRs Were Very well ,aarn md
The market soon turned Hrrnrr Nrn... ,,-.,n
both L!veTpool ana French connnr,irn.
were credited With buying a little 60, nH
mere On me 'aily, which carried Nny w.,
TO Isls hnd October To 1928, OF abnui -,
= points net higher during the ,n,ddNe ~,
tns morning. Sentiincnt was SIN lnsnttl.,
and active May liquidation was follo..d
~ TeaGt;ohs during the middle al IN, G.v
NAY ho,u on 10 II y. or 90 points under
January ana July 10 about II points a,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21

ana his whereabouts arc unknown.
The Board Of Supervisors of Prince
William County itself has offered a
reward OF 500 for the apprehension of
Herroll. making n total reward of
5000 outstanding. w. w. Garrison, who
was Indicted with the Herrolis. was
recently sentenced to serve one year
In tho penitentiary. Although n large
number OF friends :nterceded, the Gov.
ernor declined to interfere. Ri
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REWARD FOR HERROL
governor Offers 800 for Arrest of tho
"epu.E Clerk of Prince william,
Charged with Forgery

Governor Stuar- offered 500 re-
ward yesterday for the apprehension
anu delivery OF r. L. Herroll to the
sne n OF Prince William County. Her
C;r a vas former deputy clerk OF the
was indicted with his father TO- CIV .'
ieged forgerics in connection with tho
htndiing OF the public funds ,rhs
sher d,ed before the case could ,or,.
20 trial. but the son left the co,..
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PEANUT MARKET.

NStpofteh by KodEers. P1ummer & Co. Incl
PETERSBURG VA. April ao-Spantsh
peanuts. farmers stock-Afarket quiet. frst
quality, 81 per bushel, offers Virginia
peanuts, farmers stock-Fancy Jumbo 1
cents per pound; fancy hand-picked, "a;
cents per pound extra prime, SIX cents per
stock. 2h TO cents per pound.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
lsaies AZ Union StockyardsD


5eport Tor the week ending April 10:
Best steers to Sh; medium TO good
10 "a; common TO fair. 81, to gu Rest
helfers. to ~; medium to good, siL to 7:
SO TO fair. 5h to 6h. Hest cows. q 70
"a; mealum TO good. TO ST.: common 10
10 good, to 6: common to fair. ~ to s:
-. pulls, 10 GA Best calves. 0 to 10; medium
90 90 sooo, w to Sh. Best hogs .: light z 10
"a: so%s and stays. 70 IL Rest .heen
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BOND LIST

Anglo French ~ Observation-Disclosures. -
Atlantic Coast Lin" Observation-Disclosures. r..:
y & Ii. and y t. .. IS
= l. cv IS baltimore, ob,tt ~ ~
: h"sareak" and Ohio cv. i're............. Sc
lAsGc,i and Myers -. ................... ~
S"ifoik arG western -. ii.s.... ........ I.o;.
c"'roara Mr. Line stamped is............ 81
Seahoard AIR lin" adj as........... &;
S"n, n'rl 40 l' 'N Observation-Disclosures. SGik
S"utn"ih Railway Observation-Disclosures. 1ob-
s'''rii l,"!'""E - Observation-Disclosures. Ioi:.
: = i'' -lS'i'd -. 1890 tb:dJ.......... P's,
I : Registered as. 1875 did, . lao
Hs.ist"rcd = 1925 'bid)......... Ilos.
:, -. l'f'" - Is. lFl thidj.. 1923.
United States Steel 5s................ 1oii.
Va Brown Bro CT. CW VaJ .., ~
~ Ai 'h"iH,'ni 1T . thidi -.......... 's2
Va, ar th''ni"al o.. rs thiub........... lH2
va. kw.. and Power 10. Observation-Disclosures. 40.,
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. April 2o.-Hogs: receipts. "a oco
mHai !. $3.50 $3.50: heavy ssa5psss0; Tough
nSS .sio; pigs sI25 q $500 Cattle: rcceiIts
49,; STEADY: native beef steers SIs5Ge 81 m,
sStnckers and feeders, 35.s59ss5o; cow ard
s sSSi,s5s' 20, MoeS ;s2o; calves. s7.oo@fiooS
9s2.io: lambs. 81 a sri Ca "e'he's' $o's'
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NEW YORK rRoDUCE MARKET

NEM YORK. April oG.-Eaw sugar firm :.
ocntrifuEai. Gil: molasscs. 5.31: refined, Arm
M" Ernnniated. 7O2. Spot coffee. quiet; Eio
firm '+'Ne'
While not particularly active. the market
tor cottonsced oil was very firm on covering
Tor over the week end and scattered Local
ouSins on fears OF midsummer shortara
VI "upPhcS. tInsing prices To IN
points net higher. Sales. li.2oo barrels
Sin strong Spot. 1850 bid: April. N 65
i"N4 1883; August los7qlQ.so: ScptcmSar
i".on 10 -; October. a.iNffoI5 Noye,nhnr
9."VW"V ~. TOTAL SRlcS. II 200. -
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NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. GA. April eo-rurpentine
,stttsady,, t4hG4s sales. Jos casks: receipts:
casks: Rosin. dull: rales. mona: receipts. sI3
barrels: shipments, 2s3 barrels; stock. 6s,7si
barrels. Quote: AR CD. Z. 4.40; F. AS;
g: $50: H, 4 IS; !. $50; X, 40; NJ, 4S5; n, SO:
WIG. SIS; WV 6 e -, - 49,
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NEW YORK. April 2o.-Port movement
Middling. lc1oc; exports, 1.1e5 bales: stock.
:+5.IsS bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts.
:sii+ bales exports. 1lo59 bales: stock.
l,S5i.05o bales.
Total for weck,-Net receipts 1864 bales:
exports. So.3T, bales
Total for scason-Net receipts, s3s?,eI9
bales: exports. 4,:77.2T? bales.
NEW ORLEANS: April ga narrow price
movement marked the week end session In
cotton to-day. the triple holidays serving to
restrict trading while factors In foreign
market about balanced. The political situa-
tion was generally regarded az unfavorabIe.
nut the market was sustained by tho strength
OF spot cotton. At the lowest tho most
active months were to points under ycs-
terdays close: at the highest they were
points lower.
Much of the trading was evening up OF
Ola business, operators not caring to carry
the contracts over tho holidays. While there
MAS MAS much much liquidation of cotton. shorts
found 1t rather difficult To meet the de-
mand. In the spot department the inquiry
was as good as ever with offerings little
and s! held a, fun board prices. Closed steady.
closing bid: May. Hi; July, us9; October
liz; DGEem6er FL: January; la.2c; spot.
bales: to arrive 200 bales. MiddIine II Sc
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CHICAGO CU.Iv ,1.,,,,.

1890. ApIi Crop conditions In.
nIno" today in -hap.ng the coursc OF IN,
. Mm-m' marie Largely as q result Of hcav,
Considerable strength and closed s,eaGv q,
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COTTON GOODS

COTTON GOODS.
firm to-day. with active demand for
print cloths Raw silks easier.
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y to N net advance, with May at Liza and
July Mt 1lSM. Corn lost M@A to Il; oats
hnished unchanged down. and provisions
varying from 2i4 Il cents decline. to q rise
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this discount May readily absorbed. and
very small volume Of business. The
trades attention seemed TO be pra ctically
evening up Of the near month.
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No red: 1l5aI.is: No. hard. 1is,s; ' 40
. nard: liz Sorn-No. yellow. 77@SI: No.
yellow, 739t GT3k; No. white T4l. az 10
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond Nn Anvil oh
NEW YORK LINE SToCK MAnNEr

NEW YORK. April :o--Rceves no trad
~ nE S..rcs' steady; reais. iI6oID SI1.0O; cuIls.
1880 Sheep. steady; lambs, lower:
ss so an. sheep tewesl. 3s508:7.6O. wethers
'u..'' spring lambs. 5000 s7.2s per head.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

to II. common to fair sn to sn; lambs. 8
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Atlantic Coast Line

ihe Stnnuard Railroad of the South
TT, TRAiNsiLEAvE KicHMoND D4iLY.
Tor Fioridat and South: S:15 A N ami
G:35 p. NJ. 12:bO "A NJ ' anu
For Norfolk: 6:15 a. NJ. 900 A. H.. a.oo
r. Al, .4:G0.P NJ. t4:10 P. NJ ''''
FSr a. S:o 4 " Rys. West: S:15 A, NJ. $3.50
For Petersburg: 1880 A. NJ. 6:15 NJ
S:l5 A.. NJ, 900 A. NJ. $50 A. M. AID on;
NJ; 1900 r. NJ. t4:10 p VI. 5:55 p Al
,, For Goidsboro and Fayetteville: $500 p
For. Hopowcll: 6:15 A. NJ. .115 n
Trains. arrive Richmond daily: 1870 A AZ
e:43 ANA 6:15 A. NJ, 1897 A. M j,..ttoo
AsM4's:lo rsisM.. 1910 p. NJ, sly II p 40 ~
S;sS S F. NJ GNte p. NJ, 900 P. n. 1850
- EXCEPT ;;S9hday. tsunday .onlyts
Time. orIerfiYal and departureTAnd con.
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TOBACCO MARKET.

,By Fraser d Tonkins)
Richmond. Va, April 20. 1915.
sun Cured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21

NEW YORK, April 20 Mercantile papcr
go" Sterling: siNty-day bills. sa.I5r.: 10
mani Si'"'a; cables. si57's Har silver. ti:s
MfNiraE -toii"Is hHi. Government hnndg.
steady N-rNilro.'t bonds easy Time loans
"aSI;. sis'N- and uino," days. 2s,wa: six
months. '@|. cali money, nrnl"r ruling
Williams news., 1916-02-17
CHAPTER xI.
The Blue Feather.

The Blue Feather.
 Elsa toyed with her emeralds, ap- parently searching for some flaw. Like a thief in the night was phrase that rang unpleasantly in her ears. Her remarkable interest in the man was neither to be denied nor ignored. To receive the cut direct from a man whose pomposity and mental density had excited her wit and amusement, surprised her even if it did not hurt It had rudely awakened her to the fact that her independence might be lead ing her into labyrinth.
 Something new had been born in her. All her life she had gone about calmly and aloofly, her head in the clouds, her feet on mountain tops She had never done anything to arouse discussion in other women. Perhaps such a situation had never confronted her until lately. She had always looked
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ne was not 1mp0s- 1e was human enough to Iuman enough to anpreciate

hO Woo hOI i1lpO ie was human enough to
 ,uman enough to appreciate q danger in which she stood of him. Tell me about the man who looks like me-" His gaze roved out to sea, to the white islands of vapor low-lying in the east. "In what respect does he resemble me?"
 His hair is yellow, his eyes are blue, and he smiles the same way you do"
 He felt the lump rise and swell in his throat.
 eff you stood before a mirror you would see him. But there the re- semblance ends"
 'Is he a man who does things?" g. note of strained curiosity in his tones. Ten years!
 "In what way do you mean?"
 Does he work in the world, does he invent, build, finance?"
 Mayhap her eyes deceived her, but the tan on his face seemed less brown than yellow.
 "No; MT. Ellison is a collector of paintings, of rugs, of rare books and china. He's bit detached, as dream CTS usually are. He has written a book of exquisite verses. You are smiling" she broke off suddenly, her eyes filling with cold lights.
 "A thousand pardons! The thought was going through my head how un- like we are indeed. I can hardly tell one master from another, all old books look alike to me, and the same with china. I know something about rugs; but I couldn't write jingle if it was to save me from hanging"
 Do you invent, build, finance?" A bit of gulf had opened up between them. Elsa might not be prepared to marry Arthur, but she certainly would not tolerate covert sheer in regard to his accomplishments.
 Quietly and with dignity he an- swered: q have built bridges in my time over which trains are passing at this moment. have fought torrents, and floods, and hurricanes, and myself. I have done mans work. had fu- ture, they said. But here am, sub ject of your pity"
 She instantly relented. But you are young. You can begin again."
 "Not in the sense you mean"
 And yet, you tell me you are going back home."
 Like thief in the night" bitterly.
Williams news., 1916-02-17
PARROT & CO.

T am a man under a cloud, to be avoided"
 Perhaps that cloud has a silver lining" with gentle smile. q do not believe you did anything wrong, pre- meditatedly. All of us, one time or another, surrender to wild impulse. Perhaps in the future there awaits for me such moment. I cannot recollect the name of Warrington in a cause celebre," thoughtfully.
 He could only gaze at her dumbly. My name is not Warrington" finding his voice. God in heaven, what would happen when she found out what his name was? "But my first name is Paul." Paul. I have had my suspicious that your name was not Warrington. But tell me nothing more. What good would it do? I did not read that mans letter. l merely noted your name and his. You doubtless knew him some- where in the past"
 Might there not be danger in your kindness to me?"
 "In what way?"
 "A man under cloud is often reck- less and desperate. There is always an invisible demon calling out to him: Whats the use of being good? You are the first woman of your station who has treated me as a human be- ing; l do not say as an equal. It's heady wine for an abstemious man. Don't you realize that you are beaua tiful woman?'
 She looked up into his eyes quickly, but she saw nothing there indicating f1attery, only a somber gravity.
 T should be silly to deny it. I know that had I been trump, the colonel would not have snubbed me. I wonder why it is that in life beauty in a woman is always looked upon with suspicion?"
 Envy provokes that"
 She resumed her inclination against the rail again. After Singapore it is probable that we shall not meet again. I admit, in my world, could not walk upon this free and easy ground. I should have to ask about your ante cedents, what you have done, all about you, in fact. Then, we should sit in
  judgment"
 And condemn me, off-hand. That would be perfectly right"
 "But I might be one of the dissent ing judges"
 That is because you are one wom- an in a thousand"
 "No; I simply have a mind of my own, and often prefer to be guided by it. I am not a sheep"
 Silence. The lap-lap of the water, the long slow rise and fall, and the dartling f1ying-ish apparently claimed their attention.
 But Warrington saw nothing save the danger, the danger to himself and to her. At any moment he might fling his arms around her, without his hav- ing the power to resist. She called to him as nothing in the world had called before. But she trusted him, and be- cause of this he resolutely throttled the recurring desires. She was right. He had scorned what she had termed as woman's intinct. She had read him with a degree of accuracy. In the eyes of God he was 2 good man. de-