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The Jasper news., 1917-09-13
DEWEY,
Mrs. MAY MATTHEWS.

Nolley Blauth helped the hay balers
last week, the first work he had done
in six months.
Mrs. Karls' brother, Mr.. Metsker
from Illinois, has bought the HusSy
farm in the Mount Moriah neighbor-
hood.
Mr.. Devices delayed his going to
California, awaiting the threshers to
finish at Mr. Edwards.
Mr.. Melugin visited Mr.. Corn's folks
Sunday.
Alma Taylor has gone to Carthage
to attend high school.
School opened Monday in fine shape.
The school board had the building re-
papered, a new floor laid and employed
q teacher with first grade certificate.
The parents had the children all new
clothes, new dinner buckets we'll filled
and new books ready for study, and
the school has brass band organized
for recreation, the members are Jimmie
Brock, Graham Boyd, Jewel Busby,
William Estey and the teacher, v.
Matthews.
Little Sammy McReynolds is having
series of troubles. He was very sick
with the mumps, recovered in time
to get an electrical shock in the last
storm, then he had two days sickness
from ptomaine poison, recovering in
time to attend the fair in Carthage and
while staying at his uncle's slipped on
some steps and sprained his ankle, so
he is now walking on crutches with
his foot in a plaster cast and is unable
to go to school.
Mr. karls and wife and son Glenn
spent Sunday with Vernon Matthews
and family.
The threshing machine starts in with
John Gaddis Monday and will take in
the neighborhood.
MILFORD King and wife are the proud
owners of little son.
Rev. l.. l., Pinncll came out Sunday
and preached two good sermons. He
was entertained by Robt. Gresham and
returned to Jasper with Mr.. Vincent
Mrs. English, who was Mabel Little
was visitor at Salem Sunday.
Arlo Estcy purchased new Buicl
car Thursday.
Estey Busby spent Saturday ant
Sunday at home. He is located il
Kiefer, Okla.
Willie Alexander had the mump!
this past week.
Mrs. Estey's mother, Mrs. Flowers
had the misfortune to fall and breal
her arm and sprain her wrist. He
daughter, Mrs. Frost, was visiting he
and will remain with her until sh,
RECEIVERS.
The Jasper news., 1917-09-13
DIAMOND.

Mrs. CHARLES ELTINa.
A good many from here attended
the fair at Carthage last week and
pronounced it the best fair ever held
in that place.
Mrs. Lunt came home from Webb
City Thursday.
Mrs. Link Milton, Mrs. John Pfander
and Mrs. Thomas Edwards helped Mrs.
The Jasper news., 1917-09-13
RISING SUN.
MISS NETTIE LOWE.

"ioo NHAllE LIZ" b'
Dick Patterson and wife and two
children called at Will Rice's Sunday.
Several along the route attended the
Carthage fair last week.
Rosco Patterson and family OF Car
thage are spending a few days with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman Of Alba mo-
tored over and got Mrs. Abe Teeter and
The Jasper news., 1917-09-13

Correspondents who try to write
their items with pine sticks and
twigs from trees are getting into
disfavor with us. We buy good
pencils by the dozen and our cor
respondents will please ask for one
when they are in need.
The Jasper news., 1917-09-13
COrdz. & Sons
Column

Watch this store for the
most extensive display of
Nifty New Fall Merchan-
disc you have ever seen in JAS
per. Real city styles and quail.
tiles at Small Town Prices.
In the line of Dry Goods, we
can supply your wants just as
readily and just as satisfactorily
as you could wish. Our stock
contains all the varieties you
wonld find in many stores sell.
ing dry goods exclusively.
BOOTS AND SHOES
This is an unusual year in the
shoe business, as it is in all 9th
er lines of merchandise. With
raw hides selling at the price per
pound we used to pay for choice
steaks it is not surprising
that prices of shoes have ad.
vanced. City stores have
boosted prices out of all proper
ton to the cost of their stocks,
ana this is a good time to re.
solve to
The Jasper news., 1917-09-13
TRADE AT HOME


We have full stocks of shoes
for men, women and children
which are still sold at old prices.
Our Grocery Depart
ment is complete in every re-
spect and our goods are always
fresh, clean and wholesome
our prices so low that you
could not afford to trade else.
where.
Sweet Heart flour $2.9S.
The -four made from
selected wheat. For bak-
ing and rising qualities it
cannot be excelled. 1t is
a perfect combination of
Purity, Sire ng t h and
Flavor.
Just received a car of
salt. Now is the time to
buy.
25 pound sacks $O.21
SO pound sacks .33
100 pound sacks. .64
Per barrel 1.6S
Rox Salt Biloxi .49
IL pounds cane sugar 0.99
Large package oats .21
Small package oats .09
Shredded wheat biscuit ~
Grapenuts IL
Krumbles sou .1C
Washington Crisps .0e
Bulk coffee per lb. .1e
Welcome Guest coffee rs
P. 81 G. soap .0f
Crystal White soap .0s
Pearl White soap .0s
White Borax soap .0s
Nine o'clock wash. pwdr. .0s
Light House cleaner %.
Macaroni , .O{
Spaghetti .Os
Broken rice per lb. .0(
Whole rice per Id. %!
Sweet milk baking pwdr. %!
Crackers per lb. Il;
Sliced peaches Il:
Sliced apricots Il;
Big Horn yellow free
peaches e.
Lye o.
Compound per Id. q
Lard per Id q
TOBACCO-Horse Shoe, Stal
Peachey Plug, Climax, 8 cut
for Csc or SOC per lb.
Tinsley NaturalLeaf per lb. s.
Bring us your cream AM
get an accurate test an,
receive the highest casl
market.
We want your poultr.
and fertile and infertil
eggs.
Wa x,:ii ~..xsL III ..
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19

My goodness no" exclaimed Mrs.
Gobhier Ia alarm. lie would be-
even more Jealous than no would
have been ~ 10 had found my eggs
IA tpite Of the fact that these are
his own children lie mustn't ind
them until they are a. least hair
grown. Big Tom has mis- good points.
or ! would not be As fond 81 him a.
! am but Z am sorry % say he Is a
poor father 7 called you IN 20 that
you might see these dArlinEs. be-
cause We shall leave here today. and
not come back.
"Where are you going9" asked
Peter his ewes Wide with surprise
That's telling replied Mrs Cob
bier, with a grin We nte going
who're We can md food tor these lite
tie scampH. and that's All am going
20 tell you 10 J have your promise
not 20 say a world
Yes" replied peter promptly
Thank Won replied Mrs. Gobbler
Now suppose You run along like the
good fellow Won are
There was nothing more 20 De said
go Peter took "a last took a. the tiny
Gcbhlcrs and went on about his busl.
ness He felt that he had been re-
wardsd tor keeping his promise by
this ONE glimpse ~ Mrs Gobblrr's
~ uily. hut the best reward was ths
fceung that he had been true 10 his
given word
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19
MANY NEW
RECRUITS IN
HOME ARMY
Fifty Thousand Club
Membership Grows
Rapidly

Twenty new members have joined
the 10000 club" during the last
two days and they are now busy
telling their friends that they are IN
the race for tho 81 600 home or one
of the four brand new automobiles.
Some OF the newcomers Say they are
after the home. others want 90 win
the Ross IS or the Studebaker IS.
and some seem 20 want the over
land or the Brlscoe aud still others
have entered the contest 20 win The
5000 diamond ring or the $500 vie
'rola, or one OF the merchandise
awards
One thing r. noticeable. and that
ia that every member OF the club
including those who have not as yet
turned IN even one subscription, Az
preciRtes the fairness ~ The plan
which insures every active worker
ample reward for his OF her efforts
In all. there are 81 rich prizes and
every member who takes an active
part that does not win one OF the
valuable prizes VIII receive cash
commission OF 10 per cent on all
subscription money collected
The new members who have
made a flying start into The thick
% the campaign are Arthur God
frey, No 80 Congresses essN Nies
ella V. Dohorty. No 1859 Baldwin
ave Herbert " Earl. 40 622 ST.
Auhin,ave r J Foley, No 1883
Michlgan.aye Joseph a Sochalski
n No HfQ9 Mfchtran ave T. R
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19

w. F.ttEf..r - tp fIrf and deed
s.'.r- .,~cat nr matter. small
xvtW a. ,l. s.,a. - honor kept
49, 1"it, IN. test rsward OF an.
D., p.,.t,,, IN, RS nromIse 20
A. e,htI. ,,,s bsr6 work but
ne not even iitfle
....., 49, ttnt ~
nts 49, 80 N.itbcr 1ld he once
VIA '.r' 49, ,r, d. .r,,r,,r
s'"p =. - w., t, ,,o- ~, the groat
~ ~" go, I-nr.st ovbera Nrs
.f'' IN 'nr 80, 49, btd6cn
an" Ntrs c.ohblor heard
g., 49, tnHn 80, and swffed "a she
wv. ,,tter ~ rs seet
stt-,.d ra.t into a
~ ~ reek sftpSed past into
49, - ana then ono morning
tn'Tr $500, ,est ne MD
a. .,t, 49,, Ss.-iong
.nN - 9oolt ouit p" rnado
sEcrt nd sir m
"'s't 80 ,~,. "a bare Peter
Ia 49,. voieo and Peter
~, ~ voice 81 Mrs cob
49,
1919 o., ..ccns Invitation
~, - IN, ~ fbe Term. Mr.
- t,.t,g IN h,- uest furt
"a tsst seer her Aa soon
r.or enough 20 soe she
as 'e Nas d.. to6 cnee sone
..rsa rpafeeA of ls
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19
COMMISSIONS oEdWF1
Peter Gets His Reward.

~ wish I were abid 20 get back In
to tho game said DICK as We nnish-
cd reading the Newspaper clippings
about Harry DicN Is getting very
restless az times little book espe-
cially when We hear from home. lie
- gfttinE better, how ever very
owlL. and hate 60 look ahead.
r1mrfImes I wish we could live Tn
thIs beautiful California II We were
not 50 FAR from those We love.
DICK wants more than any thinE
else in the world 20 got back 10 his
busiDesA After all little book. the
one lasting love % mans life
Is his work think n DICK thot
boz was never going back 20 tho book
oIsiness he would not want % i've.
~ ~ pathetic 20 see how he de
UondE upon me W hen / leave hin !
believe he watches the clock until /
eome back lust nov he whole NE
'fteneat on hts lips
Every day he tells me how good
have been 20 him Dear, Know no
other woman could have lived with
ne all these foolish years or mine
lc said last night
But you must remember. Dick.
dear for one year 80 least ~ would
probably have stretched almost any
mans patience 70 have lived with
me You were always very kind 10
me- Dick"
was kind when you let me be
kind MArgl~ While ] am lying here
almost as helpless az you were.
realize more than ever before how
terr!bl ~ was for you"
But. Dick. J think a woman stands
such things better than . man. aitho
wlu say this. dear, you are de-
ghtful invalid"
The old familiar crooked SIN ie
anne 10 Dicks lips 4 case OF the
devil VRs sick and the devil a saint
would be. ~ ~, Margie" ne said
"I don't want you 20 be too good
Dick I hav. never had any use for
saints You can't do anything but
Worship them and Of all emotions
mat which engenders worship IA the
.ldeat"
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19

Well dear, I don't think there Va
any danger OF your doing any wor-
shipping in q direction Hy the
way don't yodShink n i about time
We were hear.Hg from Molhr have
thot about her q lot lntely Being
sick. man has more time fur fN0fH.
YOU know Why when Fou and Mary
and Eliene had your babies 3 did NOT,
think much about them and confess
felt that YOU tnnk sonny death
before he really lived Ntfle Too
seriously But / can see now Just
what n means 20 woman tO brood
and plan almost year for Tho child
she IL carrying under hey heart and
then be left deFolatr her beautiful
hopes all dead and scattered cer-
tainiy hope Mollie Will come thru am
right"
so do 7. Dick. for think Molie
Will make a fnc mother end her
child Will have the best ~ care, both
dear that The mere fact ~ woman
bearing child does not bring her
the great maternal Kift
You remember. Dick that cele
brated case SOME ware ago when
very rich young man married show
girl and atterwerd shot the man thai
tho girl said had been her betFayerf
Yes ! remember MarEie'
II have always felt the mothers
OF those two misguided young people
were tried al that time and found
guilty"
but. Margie. one % those mothers
was counted among the most rc-
spectacle women in her city She
was noted for philanthropy and good
works"
could be bought with none aut n
name was respected even ~ its bear
er d!sobeved all the laws 81 man"
(To be continued
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19

count 10000 extra votes II turned %
between Sept 10 and 26 inclusive
$1,000 In Prizes
$4,000 Aladdin Bungalow Home
$3.50 Ross So Touring Car
1880 Stakeholder &C Tourinr
Car
Sse5 Overland - Touring Car
tStmens Sales co. Agents.
1925 Briscoe Touring Car Frank
Gmelin. Agent
5000 Diamond Rims purchased o.
Miller Biggest Little Storesl
5000 Victrola
S2.260 In merchandise
10 per cent cash commission
The standing of those who have
reported with az least one substrip
ton follows
DISTRICT No.
wards 4. n. ~ md ~
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19
DISTRICT No $

Monroe. tenavee, sshteusw. Jack
son. and liz inEston Counties
Henri z Heurer. CLAYTON 81 1n0
Mrs Rose Holmc. Adrian. ..... 10 600
Mise los aphinc s.. KILN Nor
cncl - 10000
Mrs Cora y Knirht. Yysilann ~ 900
Mrs r. = WAY. Hudson 1900
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19

KANSAS CITY y
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19

Genuine Shelton chiffon velvet Is
considered none too delicate for the
little girls sunday garments
This winter shocking Is cons.d
cred the most important and most
artistic decorations for small girls
clothes, whether the fabric used bc
OF silk, linen or cotton, or the gar
ment pcttcoat or coat.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19

Altho Smith appears 70 be doing
well In the Giants inheld. the Nc
Grawb will have 20 travel some 20
cop the worlds series without the
services OF Herzog
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19
{ Oakland. NRcomb, 81 clair. tarrel
Gen~sec aud snntinc Countirrl

Mrs Percy , Barrows orion 600
Mrs. David - Campbell.
McGreRor ....... ........ ~ ZOO
Miss Flora r. Haven. clio. 5000
Il "a farohra south Lyon or 500
T. ~ King Flint ....f.... SHo0
Mrs. A r Lnun sherry.
Walled Lake .-. q 900
Miss Eavn NrFariane rt Huron "a 400
Mics Madeline Miner ~ Huron ie l00
IT J. Mas Pennington. GOO
John T. Mld1icdifch f.um " 5000
Mrs. q II parkor oxford $500
81 L. Paee clifford ffuhn
Mas GLADLY Marion smith
pirufnrhsni nal
Me- Elnr.n-n WaInLu.nn Hnut El--
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19

printing--the plain neat ktnd--that
L. riEht--Times Job Dcpt.-Main f52u.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-19
INSTRUCT No. "a

tutndsor. WufkeFfdiie. md aH terri
toFy not Included in othcg disfrirfs1
Geo q BLACK Battle Crock rs 100
Mrs o. if Poster. Nrmus 5000
Charles r. Green. Grand ledge sNHo
Ralph ~ Marvin. ianslrs roo
y r Robbins Rattle Greek. 10000
faY Sessions. ST. Johns $4,000
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-28

. Sadyk on more than one occasion.
well, what seckcst thou now?" lie
inquired, wh,e Tisha, a new light in
her eyes as she behcld the wonderful
jewels of Sadyk, clung close to .Iether
"Ah, Jether, a wonderful necklace
have SEEM cried Nadina joyously
"Such necklace thou shalt give to
Tisha. as Sadyis. the jewelcr. hath just
shown to me. Ever since childhood my
love hath yearned for strings Of golden
beads. Now Sadyk has such an one,
which, If given to her by thee, would
ever hold thee in her thoughts even
when richer and more generous men
would win her from thee"
Jethcr ancrily dismissed her with
wave Of the hand.
NAY, it Is thy wish, not Tisla's. for
thy thought is ever of gold" he de-
clared.
"And is my Tisha worth less than
gold?' demanded Nadina mistakenly.
Look at my child? Where hast thou
seen form like hers? Is n gazeile Ct
equal grace? See how like Il tower Of
precious ivory her neck upholls a head
unmatched IN beauty from Lebanon 10
Egypt. Thou must have seen many
another maiden on thy travels. Was
one like Tisha? Come nearer, dnugh-
ter"
Tisha, laughing coquettishly, turned
and cast II languishing glance toward
Jeihcr, then spun on one foot ana bow.
ell gracefully.
ITO thy nostrils, Jether, does she not
watt the fragrance of myrrh and OF
splkenard? Why, a god would envy
Thee the possession of such beauty.
And hast thou ever seen daintier
foot? Yet though this priceless Gem
flashes for thee alone, thou dost be-
-rldge her paltry ornament she hath
set her heart upon"
Jetller turned abruptly upon the Jew
'ler, who stood bowling and nodding his
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-28
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids will be received for tho
construction OF the Improvement OF
parts CT Lafayette. Jefferson, Jackson
and Forrest streets, etc, in the north.
west part Of the City OF Ottawa. by
the Board of Local improvements of
the City Of Ottawa, until the 2nd day
OF May. A. d. 1917, at the For u 10
O'Clock a. m, at the city Offices n We
Central Life Building, in said City o,
ottawa, Illinois, at which time and
place said bids will be politically open.
ell.
1t Is estimated that there will be
about the following amounts of work
to be done and materials to be furnish.
ed; 4,543 GU yds of excavation, 4.6O2
lin. IT. combined concrete curb and
gutter, 176 lin. It. concrete crossing
curb, l6 crossing plates, LOIS Gu. yds
concrete foundation, SIS GU. yds. Of
sand. 0156 SO. yds. Of brick pavement,
grout filler for 9,155 SO. yds. brick
pavement and 10 tons Of asphalt.
Said Improvement shall be con.
structed and made IN accordance with
the ordinance providing for the same
and the maps. piats. plans and speci.
for the same on Illc In the
office OF the Public Engineer Of said
Board.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-28

! proposals must be made on blanks
furnished by said Board and in com.
plianee with the instructions thereto
attached, which can be had on applica
ton to the Public Engineer, and must
be accompanied by cash or by a check
payable to the order of the President
OF said Board of Local improvements
IN his official capacity, certified BY a
responsible bank for an amount of NOT
less than ten per cent 90 per cent
OF the aggregate of the proposal.
The contractor shall be paid IN
bonds, bearing the rate of five nor
cent. 6 per cent? per annum.
NO bid will be received unless the
party Offering it, shall furnish evidence
satisfactory to the Board of Local I'M.
provements that he has the necessary
facilities, ability and pecuniary re-.
sources to fulfill the conditions Of the
contract and execute the work, should
30 awarded to him.
L. ders will examine the ordinances
maps, plats. plans and specifications
and also The locality in which said
work is to be done and Judge for
themselves all of the conditions and
affecting the cost and
nature of the work
The Board of Local improvements
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids, as authorized by law.
Dated at Ottawa, Illinois, this 10Th
lay OF April, 1917.
z. r. BRADFORD,
Mayor and President of the
Board Of Local improvements.
W. W. Curtis, City Clerk.
=, GEORGE L. FARNSWORTH,
Public Engineer and Secretary
of the Board Of Local I'm.
provements.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-28
sen W,,h the Wall of . Child.

A queerly shaped gong which occu.
pies a position of honor In the center
OF the city Of Seoul. Korea. il said IN
be one Of the largest in the world anu
Is called the bell with the wall of h
child In its voice" When first cast
the bell sounded with harsh and
cracked note. and the superstitious en-.
pcror. fearing an III omen, consulted
with his nlagicians. These gentlemen
held a long cOnfab aud finally stated
that the bell would never sound rjcht
until live child was given to 1t. The
mass was then melted again. and a
i've baby was thrown into the molten
metal. The wall Of agony uttered bs
the little tot as the bronze engulfel
1t seemed to be repeated every time
the bell was tolled, and today the Ko.
reans still claim that the wall OF n
child can be heard In the voice OF tho
metal.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Sealed bids will be received ~ Mn IN.
construction Of the improvements &
parts Of Phelps street and part 81, 81.
James street, etc, in the west part 81
the city of Ottawa, BY the Boarii q
Local improvements Of the, City 81 ~.
lava until the End, day of May, 4. d,
lalf' at the hour of 10 O'Clock a. III
az the city offices in the Central lin
building. in said City Of Ottawa. Illt
nois' at which time and place said bids
viii be publically opened. N u
II is estimated that there win be
ABOUT the following amounts OF work
to be done and materials to be mi.
nisl1ed 1892 Gu. yds. of excavation
z,l62 lin. IT. combined concrete 'ccnrb
ana gutter, "A lin. it. concrete crossinr
curb, crossing plates, goa Ell. vas
concerto foundation, 1874 Gu. ytls Of
sand. 2752 50. yds. of brick pavement,
srout filler for 1852 81. yds. of briek
pavement 3 tons of asphalt. a2a3Ns
Said Improvement snail be con.
structed and made in accordance With
the ordinance providing for the sams
ana the naps, plats. plans and specl.
flcations for the same on fla IN tha
ONCE of the Public Engineer Of said
Board -
proposals must be made on blanks
furnished by said Board and IN commit
an e with the instructions thereto H.
tached, which can be- had on aptrica.
ton to the Public Engineer, and must
be accompanied by cash or BY a check
payable to the order OF the President
OF said Board Of Local improvements
IN MS official capacity. certified By
responsible bank for an amount OF not
less than ten per cent. no per cent
Oh me aggregate Of the proposal. ~
The contractor shall be paid IN
PONDS, bearing the rate of five per
cent. % per cent? per annum.
No bids will be received unless the
party Offering IT. shall furnish evidence
satisfactory to the Board bf Ideal I'm.
provements that he has the necessafy
ability and pecuniary re.
sources to fulfill the conditions OF the
contract and execute the work. should
he contract be awarded to him.
Bidders will exmaine the ordinances.
maps, plats, plans and specifications
md also the locality in which said
york is to be done and Judge for them.
elves all Of the conditions and cir.
affecting the cost and ma.
ure of the work.
The Board of Local Improvement re-.
erves the right to reject any and all
Ids, as authorized by law.
Dated at Ottawa. Illinois, this 18th
ay OF April, 1917
Il. + BRADFORD.
Mayor and President OF the
Board OF Local improvements.
W. W. Curtis. City Clerk.
GEORGE L. FARNSWORTH,
Public Engineer and Secretary
Of the Board OF Local I'm
provementa.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-28

nave l scorned and all because my
mother babe me wait upon thee. Some
day, tell thee, my mother will 20 too
far, and then her Tisha will rebel"
Jether drew back sharply rs he real
lied the true sentiment behind her re-
marks.
when first came" he said slowly.
"didst thou not say thy love was mine
ana mine alone? Yea, even the moro
because, unlike thy merchants and thy
other Sultors. did not talk forever OF
gaius ana losses. Thou didst love TO
hear the simple tales of old Judea. Did
not thy mother say 1t pleased her well
to give me the best room in all her
house and thee as handmade? How
have | changed? True. | have lived
among the hills and lack some things
they have who live in cities. Yet not
one Of them could love thee as | do"
he added, seeking to take her In his
arms.
Tlsha eluded him. "Of all the friends
who each day feast with thee not one
would fail to show me greater kind
ness than thou" she retorted. Take
notice, thou Judean, l swear by our
lady Ishtar," and she pointed to the
statue, Il swear by our lady Ishtar, il
thon wouldst have thy Tisha love thee
longer, then must thou show thy love
better" Fa'& at
"Tisha, l love but thee - cried Jethcr,
ana would once more have taken her
~ his arms, but she cluded him. lie
sought to catch her, but she rounded
the edge Of the fountain, and when he
had finally caught her and held her In
MS arms, he kissed her. The girl, her
passion spent, her anger vented, hung
'oftly In his arms until voice inade
Ii'cm both realize that they had been |
interrupted. They turned. II was Ma
lima, aud behind her stood Sadyk, the
cweier. y
Nadlna came toward Jether, smiling,
Win Sadyk, the jeweler, close behind
Ter. The aged man, bowing obscqul.
'usly, strokcd his long white beard
WIN one hand, while with the other he
guarded the tray of jewels
Which hung before him
Jether turned, angry at the Interrupt
Ion, FOR time had taught him many
'iIhgs regarding Natlina, anl he had
OF been slow to observe the ways or