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Tombstone epitaph., 1917-04-15

toward them gravely, with the proud dignity he had worn since the day she had refused his love. She heard . voice speaking-was 1t her own?
 'I have brought Mir. Blackford to be a witness between us."
 The two young men looked at the girl in silent wonder. She swept on in the cold torrent of her resolution, checking their unspoken question with uplifted hand:
 "we have known you but a little while, Mir. Larrence. You have made your home among us; we have taken you into our friendship. You have pre- tended to become an American; we have trusted you. befriended you, be-
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and replaced them in his coat with a sigh. At dawn be set of again for Corydon.
 But Cranmer tottered back into his daughters room with the face of a dead man. Its all upi" he cried In a ghastly whisper. q mrst get away from here tonight. There's only one chance to win yet-youll have to stay here. my girl; I'll see Scull tonight and set him upon this Lar renee; and if he succeeds in getting the plans back. you are to bring them on to me at Detroit. God. how came he to suspect! You-did you-no. you're truei Goodby! Do as l bid you. Goodbyl Scull will be over soon he'll take care of you. I'm glad you are soon to be married"
 He strained the weeping girl to his breast and hurried away. A boat across the foaming river and a stumble through the dark brought him to Sculrs door. A cautious tattoo summoned the man from his bed and the story was told, while terror Stt2ANu tO uA lts iC. ndlus LloEt uAN more deeply in Cranmer's throat with every hurrying moment. Scull looked at his white face and exulted secretly at his collapse. A seeming contempt for the man before whom he had so often crInged filled his heart. And what do you expect me to dor he asked coldly.
 A flash of his old truculence re- turned to Cranmer. "DoT' he whis- pered hoarsely. There's but one thing for you to do, my pretty man. You will have to get those plans back from that skulking rackabones. It's your own business how. Then give them to Lydia. You may think you've done a fine thing in giving up the work that you came here to do, but I promise you that England has a long arm. You'll not escape If you fail us."
 Scull shrank again from his menac- ing gesture. His abject protestations of faithfulness fell hastily from his trembling lips. and the spy. with a growl of satisfaction, stole out again into the dark and silent night
 At ViDcennes, two days later, old ''Horsehead" Gibson. the lieutenant governor, sat writing q letter to Capt. Billy Hargrove. who was riding miles away in the wilderness at tbe head of dozen forest rangers. The old man
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eh~fS Cranmer.

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 lieved in you. And you have repaid us The coiled snake from which you saved me was less vilel Oh, do not forget what you did! IL is that which makes what you have done all the more terrible. owe you my life. You might have had 1t. If you had chosen. But you have chosen instead the lives of all these people in the wilderness these settlers, these men who have never harmed you. these women, these little children. To betray them, who have only loved you, who have been your friends! To give them into the hands of England and to the knives of the Indians!"
 Her voice broke. At her first words Blackford's face had taken on an ex- pression of amazement, which grew deeper and deeper as he listened and glanced from one to the other of his two friends. Now, as her voice fal- l tered, his astonishment broke out: 'Toinette. in heavens name, what Is the matter?"
 She answered wearIiy. listlessly. her voice sinking to a whisper, so that she seemed like an exhausted bird that Is scarcely able to skim above the waves of the sea: He has baen here as British spy '" BlackfOrd started, then laughed in- credulously.
 "Tolnette. you're joking!" But she buried her face in her hands and spoke through sObs that shook her from head to foot.
 "Oh, if 1t were not true! [. Ask him. Blackford turned to David. His friend had taken a step backward at TOinette's first rush of reproach and now leaned against the low counter. ! trembling, pale as one who has re- | ceived mortal wound. The shock of her accusation coming on the heels of the very moment when he had 1 isked his life to confront Cranmer, stunned him.
 Only his high, indignant pride rose against the sorry riddle-a stubborn pride which bade him listen to her wild charge in silence, holding himself in his angry conceit above the violence | of contradicting her, above stopping to drag their love in the dust of quar- | rel. Blackford. striving to pierce be- heath the mask of that white, tense | face and the inscrutable eyes, cried out in alarm at David's silent accept ance of her words.
 Its not true, Is 1t, David? My i God, 1t can't be true!" David was silent. Blackford tried to laugh off his own alarm:
 You two are playing some silly joke on me, of course. All right-In own you gulled me. Satisfied, ToinetteT
 Toinette threw back her head proud Iy. The blue eyes that had so often danced with merriment were blazing sapphires.
 Search him, MT. Blackford," her voice rang out. T do not doubt but you will find evidence enough to sat isfy youI"
 Ike's eyes looked into those of his friend with a passion of pleading for denial. But David's voice answered evenly, coldly:
 There is no need to search. l pre- sume that these papers ase the ones which Miss O'Bannon wisaes." | And with steady fingers he unfas- tened his coat and wais,coat, and. while Blackford gazed in horror. slow ly drew out the packet of papers he had wrested from Cranmer. He put them in Ike's hands and bowed to Toi- nette with a touch of ironic courtesy.
 You will find them all tbere," he said
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Wyoming.

Many persons are gathering at Douglas to develop oil claims.
 The Superior Petroleum Company of Casper will erect a large Standard rig and begin drilling operations.
 It is reported that the Copper Belt Mining Company of Lyman refused s1o0 900 for it's copper mine.
 A flow of 1S0 barrels over night is the big record made by the new Elk. horn well, which was brougt in in the Muddy field.
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'CAsCARETs' FOR
 LIVER, BOWELS
For sick headache, bad breath, Sour Stomach and
 constipation.
Get a 10-cent box now.

Get 10-cent box now.
 No odds how bad your liver, stomach or bowels; how much your head aches, how miserable and uncomfort- able you are from constipation. indiges- tion, biliousness and sluggish bowels you always get the desired results with Cascarets.
 Don't let your stomach, liver and bowels make you miserable. Take Cascarets tonight; put an end to the headache, biliousness. dizziness, nerv- ousness. sick. sour. gassy stomach. backache and all other distress: cleanse your inside organs of all the bile. gases and constipated matter which is producing the misery.
 A 10-cent box means health, happi. ness and a clear head for months. No more days of gloom and distress if you will take a Cascaret now and then. All stores sell Cascarets. Don't forget the children-their little in- sides need cleansing, toe. Adv.
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Suppose that hated the gri loved and told believed the eusation t7 Or would think faith didn't How David handled problem instainent of "Tppeeanee
 David. you'll the England Indiana kill He falls In with Tonette Incidentally he plotting with hostile Indians closed with cranmer home calling iove-makinpL
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Another Coup,

More fuel has been added to the flames"
 What are you talking about?"
 "The social warfare being waged by Mrs. Grnbcoin and Mrs. Dubwaite. It seems that when the GrabcOins were in New York they spent twice as much fer thester tickets as the Dubwaites did."
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vlncennes. Indiana Territory.

vInceanes, Indiana Territory.
 July 9. ISL
 For about ten days a man has been around Fort Steuben who had such good papers of recommendation that he was permitted to go where he pleased and was all through the fort and barracks. He has disappeared and took with him very fine saddle Iiorse which belonged to Col. Luke Decker, together with a fine saddle and . pair of heavy Listols In the holsters. It ws-s thought he went toward the Maumee river and may come near some of your stations There Is no 3oub; he is . British spy and it Is very desir able to capture him A description of him given by those with whom he was Is: A heavy man. i've feet ten inches in height: would weigh about one hundred and eighty pounds: dark hair. black eyes. and ts wore . fine velvet vest and dark blue long-taiied coat. both ornamented with silver buttons. A pair of fine white dressed bucks<in knee brooches with sii- yer buckles at his knee: a pair of fine leather shoes with silver buckles: . swiv-
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WESTERN MINING ANDOIL NEWS

!" esIsIh NeNspaper . nion NeWs serNIce.
 Metal Market Prices. New York.-Lead, 97sc asked. Bar silver, 72so.
 Copper-Casting brand, s30.S7h. St. Louis.-Spelter, 5000. Bouider.-Tungsten concentrates, S0 per cent, $l7.O0 per unit. Crude ores. co per cent, s15.O0; 25 per cent, $40 gl2.00; 10 per cent. ss!7Oq 1000 per unit.
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eled hat. made out of beaver skin. Have your men keep . good lookout for him
 JOHN GIBSON,
 Acting Governor By the hand of Q friendly Delaware In dian. Return him in two days with any thing that you wish to say.
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Certainly Not.

BiIl-According to a court ruling the National Guardsmen in the field need not pay alimony.
 JiIl-Of course. Why should he be obliged 70 fight in i've placss at oncs1
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On the ocean the swell makes people sick and some of 'he swells encOun- tered on land have similar effect.
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An onion or a potato is given away with every purchase by New York drug store
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Yes, Indeed "Is your son foAi of academic pur- suitsT'
 I guess so. He's a pretty regular attendant at the billiard and bowling academy"
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Women taxi drivers are the latest in England.
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How soon do you think David will forget 'Toinette and become snitten ssith some pretty French lass in Vineennes?
Yes, Indeed

ITO BE CONTINUED
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CHAPTER TX.
Sacrifice.

Sacrifice. The tall young physician from Louis vile rode his sorrel mare into Corydon next day and drew rein at Patrice O'Bannon's door.
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