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barrels full. mostly trout was their
catch. Now II that isn't real fishing
| we don't know what to call ii.
| John f.. Thompson. Frank Kerper.
John Williams, Robert Downing and
| John B. Woodheld tried their luck
| on the Wicomico near Bluff Point last
! Sunday and caught all told 200 fish,
among which were some mighty fine
specimens of trout and white perch.
They were not bothered by dogfish In
those parts. They began fishing at
a. m. and were busy all day pulling In
fish.
Bruce Branson and Mrs. Branson
and Frank Price were some of the
others to visit Solomon's Island and
they made a record for large hard
heads. Two or three were all man
wanted to carry around very long.
Fishing was so good with Branson
and his party that they just got tired
of catching them. No wonder-the
fish are biting almost everywhere.
Charlie Porter, Ben Hessler, Harry
Anderson, w. W. Deal and John
Deal tried their luck just OFF Chesa-
peake Beach and had about the same
luck as most people have had who
have fished around there. 1t got very
cool and the fish must have sought
covers. because very few showed up.
1t wasn't the boys fault, because
goodness knows they can catch fish
when they are around.
But catfish are still coming strong.
Tuesday afternoon John Phelps and
Mrs. Phelps rowed up to Chain
Bridge. 1t was the first time Mrs,
Phelps ever fished and she beat her
husband all hollow and he is an ex-
pert fisherman, too. They caught
fourteen large ones, not a one of
them under six pounds. Some of
| them were as high as sixteen pounds.
Over in the Little River Joe
Bailey caught 800 perch, the largest
number ever brought out Of there
at one time. Joe really went there
TO fish. He had plenty OF bait and
left his wife home, so he says. and
went straight after the fish. Some
of them were little fellows. but most
OF them were good eating size. Sew
eral of them put up fight, as a
perch will sometimes.
Around the Highway bridge fish,
ing has improved considerable. Ter
ence Groves and Harry Bryan were
there all day Friday, and besides
eleven catfish and six cells. they did
very we'll with other fish. This is
the frst time that this pair have had
any luck in this spot.
Mack Pryor and Fritz Hughes
rowed down the river past the High
way bridge, caught five real large
catfish and rowed back again to the
bridge and caught eighteen rockfish.
I.none under two pounds. This was
ION Tuesday. and the next day the
'iboys went again and their luck was
even better.
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GOOD TENNIS PLAYED
in SUBURBAN CIRCUIT
Princeton. Racquet and Holmead
Capture Six Games-Home
Club Beats Argyles.

Princeton, Racquet and Holmead
each won six of their seven games
in the Suburban Leagues yesterday.
defeating Standards, Petworth and
Euclid, respectively. The Home
Club team took the Angles into
camp by 4-to-3 score.
By winning six games the Prince
ton team grabbed the lead In the
circuit. The results of the matches
and the league standing is as fol-
lows:
PRINCETON, 9; STANDARDS, l.
singles-Doyis tP) defeated Bates ts.), -
80 HiIson CPJ defeated otsgo tsJ. 81.
90, 81.
Doubles-Doyis and Erwin CP.) defeated
Mueller and Bates 49,, 81. 81; HiIson and
CHAMPION (P.) defeated CrnSo and Phelps tS.).
81. So; PettiJohn and Tuttls tS.) defeated
Knapp and Knapp Pl. ~, s-s; Morse and
ts). ca. ga; Keliher and sheets won by
default
RACQUET, 6; PETwoRTH. L
singles-C. Dowd CR.) defeated Knor CP.D,
81. Go SIS; Cash (R.) Defeated Clear (PJ.
6-3, 63
Doubles-cash and Dowd CRJ defeated Knox
ard Buckingham (P.), 81, rs; Foster and
skinner R.l defeated Lyons and Noetlsl tPl:
6-5. 81, SIS; Benton and Price (RD defeated
Birckhead and Sibbett (P.l, 81, rs; Char
and Clayton (Pl defeated MinniI and West
R). t-3. s-6; steTinson and Dovd (R.1 de-
feated Warren and Van Vranken PD, rs
90
HoLMEAD, 6; EUCLID. L
Singles Barber CH) defeated Beadle CE),
81, 6-3i Hclmead (HJ defeated Cook tE),
6-3, g.
Doubles-Barber and Holmead OH defeated
Beadle and Cook tE.l. 6-2. So; Williams and
Morrow tH) defeated Tracy and Gorman (B),
6-3, So; Newton and Davidson (E) defeated
Bently and Richards CH), 2-6, 90. e-3; Mel
son and Robinson (H.l defeated Hughes and
Shore (E.l. 81, -, 81; Bentley and silTers
(H) BY default.
HOME, 4; ARGYLE.
singles-Candor tH.) defeated spencs A),
l-s. "a. -; Green III defeated Pierce tA.).
6-2, 5-3.
Doubles-Greeu and Candr CH) defeated
Carr and Spence (A) 81, SIS; Robb and
Thurten tA.l defeated Brown and Robinson
HD, 81. So; Pierce and Henderson tA.l
defeated Wells and Lange tH), 81, 81: BOYD
and Mccullough (A.l defeated Hall and San
born CHl, 81. -; FarnSworth and BerTnan
Hl defeated Gable and Keuon a.. f-e.
.
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STANDING oF THE TEAMS.
MRS. SHERIDAN LOSES
IN PUTTING TOURNEY
Mrs. William Shannon Lands Hon
ors in Reeves Trophy Match.

Mrs. II. c. Sheridan all but made
the Reeves trophy became her per-
manent property in the regular
Saturday afternoon women's event,
on the putting course Of the CO.
lumbia County Club course yester-
day afternoon, when she went all
the way to the final round.
This cup has only been up for
competition twice and Mrs. Sheri-
dan has won on both occasions. The
event is a handicap one. the plan
being for Glass A players 20 start
those OF Glass B. l up; those OF
Class c. up; those of Class d, )
up: those of Glass Z. 4 up, and those
of Glass F. 5 UP.
BY reason OF her two former vic
tories. Mrs. Sheridan was further
penalized, starting each of her op-
ponents an additional hole up over
the above schedule. She was elm
mated in the ultimate round by Mrs.
William E. Shannon. ? up and l.
Mrs. Carter B. Keene and Mrs.
Otto ]. DeMoll were the fnalists in
the consultations, the former win
ming. 3 and 2.
First ruund-Mrs J. Q. mclaughlin tCN de-
feated Mrs O. ]. DeNfoll ID, up and );
Mrs. o. r. Evans tD) defeated Miss Louise
MacLAughlin (B). up aud |; Mrs. Nyer Cohen
,Bl defeated Mrs. A. Y. Leech. jr. (C), Up
at . hcles; Mrs. William z Shannon tB) de
featcd Mrs. Arthur r. HcAton ~, up; Mrs.
H. King CornWel (Cl defeated Mrs Robert
Douran If, up and /; Mrs Il. @. Sheridan
"a plus u defeated Miss NJ. L. Bum tCD.
up and 5: Ms. Conrad b. Doyle (E) defeated
NIrs. Carter b. Keens tCl, up and 5; Mrs.
J. H. Crawford tCl defeated Mn. @. h Karts
(F1. ? up and /
Second rouDd-Mrs. Evans CD) defeated Ms.
MacL sushlin (Cl. l up; Mrs Shannon (B) de-
feated Mrs. Cohen (Bl. mp and 2; Mrs.
Sheridan "a Plus u defeated Mrs Cornwen
lCl, ) up and ., Mrs Doyle (El defeated Mrs.
Crawford tCl. 2 up and !.
semifnal round-Nfrs Shannon CB) defeated
Mn. Evans (Bl, up and ); Mrs. Sheridan
a plus u defeated Mrs. Doyle (E), 2 Up and l.
Final ruund-Mrs. Shannon CB) defeated Mrs.
Sheridan "a plus y. up and l.
CONSULTATIONS.
Fist romd-Mrs DeMon ID defeated Mrs.
MacLaughliu (Bl. } up and l; Mrs Isech tC)
defeated Mrs Heaton IF, . up; Mis- Bum
(CD defeated Mrs DouSan III, ! up at e
holes; Mrs. Keene (C) defeated Mn. K@ts
III. ; up and 2
Semifnal -clmd-Mrs. peNon (Dl defeated
Mrs. Leech (C). up and 5; Ms. Keene (C)
defeated Miss Bum (C), up and 2
Final round-Mrs Keene (Cl defeated Mrs,
DeNIon ID, 3 up and 2.
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GEORGETOWN "FISH"
In INTERESTING RACE

Seven events were carded for the
swimmers at the Georgetown play
grounds yesterday afternoon. The
results in the races are as follows:
One-lensth swim go feetl-First, B. CurTan
second. o. Turner; third. X. Kendauck.
Plunge for distance tcpen)-First X. Ken
dsrck; second. G. jenkins; third, c. Turner.
one-length swim; II to II years $50 feet
First, o. Truner; second. G. jenkins; third
L Hanvey
Beginners one-width swim 80 feetl-Flrst,
Z. Fitznugh; second. r. Ftzhush; third, ].
EitZhugh
Fancy diving-FIrst, X. Kenduack and r.
Hanvey tied for hoaors; second. C. jenkins
third. B. CUrTsn-
LIe-saTing race-First, B. Curran and F.
Hanvey; second. Turner and Jenkins third,
K. Kenduack and E Smith.
Relay race-Winnng four, B. Curran, o.
Turner. G. Jenkins and ]. Walker.
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POTOMACS TO PLAY
THE VIRGINIA GRAYS

The Potomac A. c. will journey over
to Alexandria today to play the Vir-
ginia Grays on their diamond at 2:50
p. m.
The following players are requested
to report at II o'clock at Eleventh
street and Maryland avenue south
west: W. CogswelI. F. Williams, G.
West. H. Garner. E. Elliott, G. Borst,
D. Pfugher, H. Foncs. S. Zones, w.
Tucker, A. Goldstein, 8. Keene, A.
Jones, J. Gitz and o. Carter
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PARK A. c. is READY
FOR FOOTBALL GAMES

The Park Athletic Club held a re-
organization meeting last evening.
when business of Importance was dis
cussed and temporary officers elected.
Clifford Spence is acting president
manager of the club, and Emory FL
lett Is temporary secretary-treasurer.
The team is out with a defy to all
football teams in and around the city.
All those wishing to obtain Sunday or
holiday games should communicate
with c. H. Spence, 942 Virginia ave-
nue. southwest.
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Quits Baseball for Navy.

Boston, AUG. 5-John Lane. secre-
. tary of the Boston American League
baseball team. announced last night
that his duties as chief yeoman IN tho
United States Naval Reserve have
compelled him to resign his position
with the baseball club. His resigna-
ton took effect yesterday.
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SmaHwood to Yanks.

Montreal. Aug. 25.-walter SMALL
wood, OF the Newark club dnterna-
tional League), has been sold to the
New York club of the American
League, James r. Price. president Of
the Newark club, announced here
last night. Smallwood is a Maryland
boy and has been drafted.
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TOOL SHOP TEAM Is
BEATEN BY LEESBURG

Leesburg. Va, Aug. 25.-The Tool
Shop baseball, club under the man
agement of Harvey Baker, visited here
today and was defeated by the local
CLUB by 5-to-3 count. The pitching
of Gibson for the winners was easily
the feature. The Leesburg club came
from behind and won the contest in
the final frame. Next Saturday the
Tool Shop team will journey to Great
Falls. Va. to play the Tent City
club
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DIED.

NA-OH
ABRAHAM-on Saturday. August 3.
lsll, at a. m, at his residence.
3i05 Morrison street. Chevy Chase.
y. G., WALTER SCOTT ABRA-
HAM
Notice Of funeral herea fter.
DALY-On Friday. August O. 1917. at
Chldren's HOSPITAL, infant dauEh-
ter OF Joseph A. and the late Flor
ence DAILY.
Funeral iprivatep from Clements
undertaking Pariors.
DONALDSON-On Friday. August =,
1871, SARAH A. DONALDSON,
AGED s. wears
Funeral irom Methodist Home. sl
NJ street northwest. tomorrow at
II a. m. Relatives and friends are
invited TO attend.
HAYES-On "Wednesday. August -
1917, at $50 =. m, after a long and
lingering illness, NJ her residence.
st. Philips Hun, West Washington.
d. c, MARIA HAYES. ST., wife OF
the late Jacob Hayes. ST, and
mother Of Maria F., Jacob p. An
tnony 5, Nirs. R,becHs Brown. and
Mrs. Minnie Peters, OF New York
Funeral from Rock Creek Baptist
Church, TeHnallytown. ID. c.. this
afternoon at r. m. prompt Rela-
tives and friends invited 10 at
tend.
TURNER-This will announce 10 the
members Of the Oldest Inhabitants
Association tCcloredJ the death Of
our late associate, JOHN T. TUR-
NER.
Funeral from Union wesley Church.
Twenty-third street, between L
and NJ streets northwest. at . ..
m Please attend. wearing insignia
Of the association. EUGENE
BROOKS. president JAMES W.
MUSE. secretary.
WHITE-Entered into rest Wednes-
day, August p, 1917. MAGGIE NJ.
devoted wife OF Jacob J. White and
loving mother OF Murray and Law
renee White.
Funeral services were conducted at
her late residence. 16l4 r street
northwest. Friday, August "a at
10 p. m, by Revs. Best and Brooks.
Interment at Houston, Va.
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Brror-Sisler Two-base hit-scott. Three base
hits-SeTereid. Sislsr. Sacrifice hits-Bsuy ~.
Hooper. Scott, Magee. Sisler Double play
Smith and Pratt. Base on balls-Of KoOb, /;
of Rogers. q of Foster. :; Of Ruth. !. Struck
out-By Rogers, . by Foster 4. Pitching rec
ord-Of Koob hits in inning (uDne out in
second. of Foster, hits in innirgs. Left
on baseS-St Louis. Il: Boston. $ Umpires-
MesSrs. Evans and Morarity. Time Of game
hours
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PERSONALS.

LUNG TR0TBLE-LEARN OF A REMARK
able discovery. known as Carboido. that was
used with wonderful success at Cliff Dale Camp.
Convincing proofs free. AMERICAN DISPEN-
SARY CO., Dept. a. indianapolis. Ind.
W0RKINGMEN-YES, IT is OUR CON
cern as to where you buy pants We DO not
want your cash unless we can give You better
and more for the 'mon," and our trade, the
best hustlers. say So See what s. u s. will
buy. GiYe US a Try. JUSTH'S OLD STAND.
6ls D.
NOTICEi Artificial teeth and see
ond-hand Diamonds and Jewelry
bought. Louis Abrahams, SIS G,
on. Pat. Office.
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WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD.

YOUNG MAN WANTS ROOM AND BOARD
in refined private family; good part Of city.
Answer. giving rates. etc, this morning. BOX
l3 Herald Office.
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ADVERTTSE-5 WORDS IN 50 FAMILY
weekRes, $50; 100 syndicate nonthles. 81; %
big dailies, S25n COPE AGENCY. St. Louis.
WANTED = REPRES SENTATlNES. BRANCH
Office managers, salesmen, and v1nen, sell
stock, Producing Oklahoma Oil Company; price
shares increasing, rayIng s per cent guaranteed
quarterly dividends; free trip examine property;
big pay big seller. Write or wire collect.
terms TERRITORY MIDWEST SECURITIES
CORPORATION. 20 Broadway New York.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
PREVENT WAR ON BUGS

By using c. T. HUNTERS Bng EIterminator
large bottle. &c. with sprayer; known every
where; will not stain bed clothes or wall paper;
guaranteed to do the work or money returned.
Phone N. 5i5s or drop postal. lis Pa. ave. NV.
Floor OIL, Oc gallon, p. m.
LEAVING TOWN THE STH, MUST sACRI-
fee extra fine mahogany bedroom set, lace bed
set and shams cedar chest, Eddy refrigerator,
cut glass and silver. BOX ITe. Herald ofice.
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CHAMPIONS NOSE OUT
JONES' BROWNIES

st. Louis, No., Aug. 25.-Boston won
a closely played game from the
Browns today. to 2 The score:
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY 10 LOAN on APPROvED crTY
real estate at lowest current ratess speoL
pnvileges with rsFpect 70 pnor pSymentA-
MONEY 10 IOAN-ss9 10 $500 on .. Q.
real estate Several trust funds. Ga 10 nj
cent Al Transactions conducted with ecoDoni-
cal oonsiderauion for borrowers.
Southern Building 81 lsth - Nv.
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WANTED-BUNDLE BOYS;
bright. active boys. Apply to
MANAGER, SAKS & co.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

NOT Tr CAN RENT YOUR
I'M ROOMS. 20 uh 81.
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ONLY ONCE IN A LIFETIME
COMES A BARGAIN LIKE THIS

l61pACRE RANCH IN South Central Ransas.
Send for full description and urice. Z. n.
SMITH, Box Es. Independence. KanS Do not
answer unless you mean business.
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GET A GARAGE THAT WILL 0UTLAST
any garage in the market. in appearance. dura-
billty. and price V. T. II. BIEN. Evans Bldg.
Room IT, Phone n 3l59
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-POsITION as SALESMAN on
the road; experienced. For further infoma-
ti'n Apply BOX 80. Herald Office.
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Appropriate Floral Tokens.
-eET1eEsire-inerpeusy
GUIDE Bros. Co., 1914 F Street
PrumVr auto delivery Ssr7ios-
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the considerable and critical of all operations
have to be thought and worked The result that for
home than really WORTH because know the building BUSINESS
The BOsser Method solves this problem for the We build
along plans standard plans that make the of
simple economical and btes the necessity of having for materials be-
held strikes shortage of labor As possible home
should learn of the Boset idea Write today catalogue
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c. & P. TELEPHONE CO.,
722 18th Street N. W.

YOUNG LADY FOR OFFICE WORK
splendid opportunity TO learn newspaper work
Apply to MANAGING EDITOR, The Washing.
ton Herald.
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WIN. H. SAUNDERS & CO..
Southern Building, S07 18th St.
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

COLORED-TWO ACRES LAND: T-ROOM
house, near RockviIle road: 0uly 500 cash
balance monthly; WoEle-.ul h--E1in. PERCY
ri. RUSSELL co. ~ ane y y. ave. "
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.

SLOs ~ OiL1l LIN st. NV
EXPIRES SIEE FLORAL EAIBLEMs Phone n.
at MODERATE PRICES. sflGIT-g
Pr5mpt ard Careful Auto DeNrery serr4,e
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REAL ESTATE.

GOOD IMPROVED FARSi. II ECRFs
good s1iL. level well I1z-et. SLE Fsr alze.
A FsuTlne bz-gaia- CHAS. HAMILTON. Wa
lnEfCr5 Iowa
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FOR .SALE-GARAGES.

Private Waiting Room for Ladiei
Offce Hours 10 tn J. IN g. Sundays 10 Z
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

The NORFOLK. ID IT. AND MASS. AVE.
ne.-SiI-ro'Ea Apartment fry foor rent IS
beautiful visw. oTerlposing station plaza. .. 6.
SHEA. ManErsT. Lir. ls9l.
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ABRAHAM-On Saturday, August Is.
lsll, at a. m. at his residence.
Si05 Morrison street. Chevy Chase.
u. c, WALTER SCOTT ABRA-
HAM
The Lamar register., 1917-02-21

Continued next week.
The Lamar register., 1917-02-21
CHAPTER XIX.


big, red-faced. blear-eyed man came
alone to the office. He found Hardy
making out a final report as acting
agent.
Getting ready to turn overf" he
asked.
Il am prepared to do so the moment
the new agent arrives and has checked
the lists of agency property" was
Hardy's curt reply.
"All right. I'll o. K your report.
Don't need to check the lists Of an Off
Ger and gentleman" the man purred
in his oiliest tone. He handed over a
packet. Here are the papers reliev-
ing you, and my appointment I'm the
The Lamar register., 1917-02-21

new agent. l held them back to give
young Vandervyn the chance to spring
his pleasant little surprises on you"
Every considerate." said Hardy. He
opened and read the official document
with care, pocketed his own, and hand
ed the other back to the new agent
VERY good. Now, If you will examine
the accounts of the chief clerk and the
issue clerk l have brought them down
to date, together with my report"
The new agent glanced at the papers
and took up pen. You've certified
their correctness. That's enough for
me. I'll give you my o. X. of the turn
over"
You would oblige me by checking
the property in the warehouse"
Waste Of time. captain. You'll
want to be starting for the railroad.
We made n night of il. Commission
ers' heads are sore this morning. They
want to get to work, and this is the
best place. l can loan you my touring
car TO take you over to the railroad"
THANK you. l prefer to ride my
mare" said Hardy. i shall ask you.
however, to send one of the police with
my trunk in Dupont's blackboard"
"I'u send it in the motor. There's
lot more of our own baggage to be
brought out from the railroad in
sisted the new agent.
He receipted Hardy's papers, and
went to hunt up the chauffeur of the
second car. Hardy took his private pa
la HnF h.. lob A .,
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helped Redbear dismount before the
door al Il handed him his unlouded re-
vOlyer. He then lifted his hat to DIN
ma with utmost respectfulness.
Miss Redbear." he said, you have
been wronged in a most despicable
manner. He has lied TO you. You
must keep away from him. Go back
into the mountains with your grand
father. | believe the rascal will soon
leave the reservation, and then you
will be free from him"
Thanks for the prophecy, captain"
came jeer from the end of the cabin.
They stared about, and saw Wander
vyn standing at the corner, his face
set in a cynical smile.
80 you've quit soldering and taken
to preaching" he sneered.
"O-o-oh - sighed Oinna, and she
crept toward the mocker, her hands
imploringly outstretched, her soft
eyes trimming over with tears of pitt
isn't truel Tell him our marriage is
Il real marriage"
"Whnt fuss over a little thing like
tlmt :" he rallied.
The girl cringed back, and sank
down, in silent anguish to hide her
face.
For shame, sirl" cried Hardy.
Have you no shred Of decency?"
Vandervyn laughed. Redbear start
ed staggering toward him, the empty
revolver concealed behind his back
with drunken cunning.
You think it's funny" he muttered.
funny jokel You own up that mar
riage with her wasn't real like you
said ii was"
What if it wnsn't7" bantered Van
dervyn. 1T was good enough for a
halfbreed squaw." He smiled at
Hardy. Yes, good enough for any
halfbreed or-quarterbreed. I'll have
Marie next"
Hardy tensed. yet instantly checked
the wrath that would have impelled
him to hurl himself at the throat of
the mocker Redbenr lacked such iron
self-mastery, and liquor had numbed
his sense Of subserviency to Wander
yyn. At Marie's name his fury burst
out
You liar! You thiefr' he yelled.
"She's mine! You promised! I'll
show you, you" Curslng wildly, he
iouriShed his revolver, and brought 1t
down in wavering attempt to take
aim.
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TO defend herself. 81 never led you
to believe"
you told me nothing of that prom
Use to him. L thought you-what you
knew L thought you; and all these
weeks, every day How can woman
look so beautiful-seem so true and
loving in every word and act-and toy
with the deepest feelings of a man as
you have amused yourself with mine?
No, do not attempt to deny the facts,
please. II will only add to the bitter
ness. | am trying to keep from say
ing harsher things. l cannot hide the
fact that you have struck me severe
blow. Ii would be easier If you had
not insisted upon my coming here to-
night to be made the butt of his mock
cry
Marie threw up her head, her eyes
blazing with indignant scorn.
You can believe that of me? I
thought you II gentleman" Her voice
hardened. You have been served as
YOU deserve And now l am glad
elad!'
He turned about and went out
through the parlor. The other men
were clinking glasses in jolly good-fel-
lowship. Dupont waveringly offered
him the whisky bottle. He thrust 1t
back and left the house.
The Lamar register., 1917-02-21

Stiff knees, aching limbs, lame back
make life a burden. II you suffer
from rheumatism, govt, lumbago, neu-
ralgia, get a bottle of Sloan's Lini-
ment, the universal remedy for pain.
Easy to apply; it penetrates without
rubbing and soothes the tender flesh.
Cleaner and more effective than
mussy ointments or poultices. For
strains or sprains, sore muscles or
wrenched ligaments resulting from
strenuous exercise, Sloan's Liniment
gives quick relief. Keep it on hand
for emergencies, At your druggist,
The Lamar register., 1917-02-21
Clear Bad Skin from Within

Pimply, muddy compilations are due
to impurities in the blood. Clear up
the skin by taking DR.. Kings New
New Life Pills. Their mild laxative
qualities remove the poisons from
the system and brighten the eye. A
full, free, non-griping bowel move
of a dose Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
the nighe before. At your druggist,
25c.
The Lamar register., 1917-02-21

A cold does not get well of itself.
The process Of wearing out a cold
wears you out, and your CO. gh be-
comes neglected. Hacking coughs
drain the energy and SAP the vitality
For AZ years the happy ccmbina-
ton Of soothing antiseptic balsams
in DR.. Kings New Discovery has
healed coughs and relieved conges-
ton. Young and old can testify to
the effectiveness of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for coughs, and colds. Buy
a bottle today at your druggist, SOC.
The Lamar register., 1917-02-21
Worms Sap Your child's Strength

1 q your child pale and fretful Does
cry out in sleep or grind his teeth
These symptoms may mean worms and
you should obtain relief at once.
Kickapoo Worm Killer is a pleasant
remedy that kills the worm, and by
It's mildly laxative quality expels il
from the system. Worms sap the vi
tality and make your child more sus-
ceptible to other ailments. Your drug
gist sells Kickapoo Worm Killer, 25C
box.
The Lamar register., 1917-02-21

When the bowels become irregular
you are uncomfortable and the longer
this condition exists the worse you
feel. You can get rid Of this misery
quickly by using HERBINE. Take
a dose on going to bed and see how
fine you feel next day. Price Soc.
Sold by all druggists.