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Malvern daily record., 1917-02-20
BANK GUARANTY
 PASSES THE SENATE
But With Only One Vote to Spare, and Is Subject to Re- consideration.

Little Rock, February 19- At the afternoon session Sem ator Hester called up the bank guaranty bill, which bore the names of Senators Duty, Bush, Hester and Garrett, and im- mediately the previous ques- tion' was moved and carried, which limited the debate for thirty minutes to each side. The argument showed that the Sena- tors had gone deeply into the guaranty systems of other states, but those who opposed the bill declared that Arkansas has a banking system, and a banking commission, superior to any of them, pointing out the small number of failures in state banks since the law went into effect. Senators Caldwell and Ruff spoke against the bill, praising highly the present laws, and de- claring that the Collier bill is a sufficient protection. Senators Alexander, Brown, Cabiness, Garrett and Duty spoke for the bill.
 The vote on the measures was as follows
 Aye v Alexander, Brown, Bush, Cabiness, Duty, Edmond son, Emory, Garrett, Great house, Hester, Jones, Rogers, Sims, Utley, Yam and Ward IT.
 Nay Adamson, Burgess, Caldwell, Collins, Goodwin, Johnston, Kendall, King, Mon- crief, Owens, Ponder, Ruff, Slaughter, Smead, Whitaker and MT. President-16.
 As soon as the bill was deelar- ed carried Senator Duty was recognized and offered a motion that the vote by which the bill passed be reconsidered and that motion laid in the table. There was opposition to this and Sem ators voted by raising until there was so much confusion that President Davenport declared he woul dforce a roll call. The Senate then voted IT to IT on the motion and it was declared lost on a tie hence the bill remained in the Senate and subject to re- consideration within three days.
 Senator Bush introduced a bill in the afternoon session to repeal the Publicity Act. His bill leaves the matter to the people at the next General cleo tion. Other bill introda aced were by Senators Adamson. to pre- vent tubercular persons teaching schools; Ward, to give county courts the power to condema railroad embankments for levee purposes.
 The Senate passed with six dissenting votes, Senators Owens Duty, Edmondson, Burgess, Bush and Cabiness, the absentee voter bill from the House, which was advocated by Governor Brough.
Malvern daily record., 1917-02-20
IN THE HOUSE

Little Rock, Feb. 20.-The House yesterday passed the Whitaker bill which places the state educational institutions up on the following mileage basis University of Arkansas, 4-e mill; State Normal School at Conway, 1-9 mill; each agricul- tural school, 1-9 mill; Branch Normal at Pine Bluff and Medi. cal Department at Little Rock 1-9 mill jointly; total 1 1-9 mill This is to be deducted from the general state levy of 211 mills which will leave 1 5-32 mills fol general expenses of the state government and the state charitable institutions.
Malvern daily record., 1917-02-20

If you are not getting the Record, telephone SAW, and have the boy leave it for you. Don't forget we print the news each day, and the paper is de- livered to your door, for 10 cents week.
Malvern daily record., 1917-02-20
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has 3 good mules for sale. Cash or credit, and corn to go with them.
 PHONE 2el, or EXPRESS OFFICE
Malvern daily record., 1917-02-20

Notwithstanding the urgent special message of Gov. Brough for he creation of the office of Fire Marshal, the earnest and eloquent speeches in it's favor by Representatives Josephs and Johnson, and the expressed will- ingness and desire on the part of the insurance men for the pass age f the bill, the House yester- day afternoon defeated the .Josephs bill by a vote of 27 to |61.
Malvern daily record., 1917-02-20

sanitary condition of our shop. You can point with pride to the purity of your purchase if you partake of the meats we purvey.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01
Macarthur Brothers
Used Car Departna'G
(UsedCaF lBulyers
AT TEN TIOE3gg

WE WISH TO INVITE YOU
to come and inspect our offerings
before you buy a used car.
% CARS SOLD LAST WEEK
will give you an idea as to whether
our cars and prices are right.
OVER 300 USED CARS
have been sold by us since the
establishment of our used car de-
partment
FIFTEEN MECHANICS
are employed by US TO place our
cars in good mechanical condition
and we have our own paint depart
ment employing five men.
OUR NAME PLATE
is attached to every used car we
sell and is your assurance OF
square deal and satisfaction.
OUR USED CAR statesmen
of which we have seven, do not
misrepresent and every car is just
what they tell you.
WE ARE NOT USED CAR DEALERS
but maintain this department to
dispose of used cars taken in eX-
change on new Packard, Jeffrey
and Dodge Brothers motor cars.
WE OFFER YOU
your choise of about SIS used cars
of many different makes and mod
els at prices consistent with value.
CARS ANL
TRUCKS
are to be found here suitable for
all requirements and sold for cash
or easy payments.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01
Auctions


PUBLIC SALE
TUESDAY, JULY 3rd
Two and one-half miles west of Five
Points on Yuma Road, and one halt
mile south. Sale commencing at
1890.
] have decided to sell all my personal
property at Public Auction on the
above date: 80 head of cattle; 20 extra
fine mich cows. Durhams and Hol-
stems; yearling heifers; thre-year-
old Holstein bull; ] yearling bull; 300
chickens, 200 laying hens, 100 small
chicks.
Farming Implements
farm wagon, l hog wagon, l NOW
ing machine / rake. l harrow, l drag,
set of double work harness, / set of
single harness. ! set of buggy harness,
I sprin" wagon, l buggy, l separator
house, l lister and corn planter. ! De-
I.avel cream separator, l disc harrow,
] shot gun, ! rifle.
Household Goods
dressers, beds, ] dining room
table, IA dining room chairs, rockers,
. carpets. , cots, kitchen cupboard,
] china closet. ? stand tables, linoleum,
l water tank, l ice cream freezer, 3
Kitchen tables, ! cook stove, / heater,
cooking utensils, hundreds of other ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
Free lunch at noon. Plenty of shade
and ice water Come, whether you buy
on not.
Terms of sale: All sums of 500 and
under, cash over that amount credit
of six months will be given, purchaser
giving approved 10 per cent note per
cent off for cash
WILL KOHL. Owner
G. O. McMURTRY. Auctioneer.
L. c. GAILAND Clerk g
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01
For Sale Automobiles
M OVERLAND
ARIZONA co.
Our Message TO
Used Car Buyers
DON'T BE A ROOB

DON'T BE A BOOB
THIS ISN'T THE BOOB STATE
DON'T let anybody kid you, and above
all don't kid yourself.
BASE YOUR JUDGMENT of used cars
on cold blooded facts.
IT'S UNFORTUNATE that some OF
you must be stung. but if we can
open your ewes. it will at least re-
duce the percentage.
A GREAT many misguided used car
dealers as well as statesmen. work
on the presumption that the aver
age used car buyer is boob: that
his degree of perception is at a
very low ebb and his intelligence
is nil
HAVEN'T YOU EVER BEEN APP
PREACHED THAT WAY?
DID a salesman ever tell you car was
in perfect condition, when your own
eyes and ears told you that either
he was a liar or you were fool.
when the death rattle in the motor
spoke volumes. and every gasp
sounded like can of nails tied TO
a scared dogs tail?
THINK 1T OVER
DON'T FALL for big line of out-of-
date cars. gas hogs, tire burners,
and antiques.
FIGURE the size. weight. make and
horse power of the car you want to
buy.
BE GUIDED by intelligent facts and
not bunk.
IF ONE DEALER hasn't the car you
want go to the one that has.
ALL REPRESENTATIVE dealers
should be reliable, at least We take
that much for granted.
OUR LINE comprises 25 to so light
modern, economical cars. The sales
force keeps these cars moving rap
idly and every month our sales
floor presents an entirely new front
to our customers.
WE CARRY NO DEAD STOCK
YOU DON'T WALK through our used
car department with a feeling OF
disgust that arises from seeing the
same old tubs month after month
NO MASTODONIAN ANTIQUES
DECORATE OUR INTERIORS
YOU ARE WELCOME at all times to
walk through every department OF
our business
NO TIME LOCK stares you nthe face
when you want to get into ouI
shop and see how our cars are
overhauled.
WE CONDUCT our business on bust
ness principles.
WE PUT THE BUCK UP TO YOU.
COME IN AND LOOK Us OVER
WE'RE REAL.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01
AUCTION
AUCTION
MONDAY lilly 9. TUESDAY 3

MVNDAl I, JUL 2, I . ESDA1
] viii sell a complete line of general
merchandise at 81 No. LIST Ave, at
1880 sharp, the stock consisting of 500
yds. Bingham: 600 yds. calico, all col
Ors. 500 yds. cotton flannel: large Ma
floral cash register. cost $750.00 400
yds. farmers satin; 400 yds. silks, all
colors; 200 yds. wooden serges, blue,
black, gray; 500 yds. shirt goods; 500
yds. bunting; 200 yds. wolfe; 1000 yds
cheese cloth. Also a nice line of lad
les and children's underwear, ribbons
and laces and trimmin got all kinds
Line of gents furnishing goods. This
stock of goods win be sold by the piece
or bulk to suit the buyers. Terms of
sales are cash.
J. F. BlEHL Auctioneer b
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01

FOR SALE-Improved re3cn, 12O
acres, near Gilbert. See Dr. G. P. Light,
Mesa, or B. A. Markham, Phoenix. g
WATCH OUR BARGAINS
) ACRES north, close in, $3.50
10 ACRES, north, close in. $500.
20 ACRES north. solid alfalfa, SITS
acre.
40 ACRES, north, alfalfa, near Cen
trail avenue. $175 acre.
Easy Terms
5 ACRES alfalfa, 5-room modern
bungalow. screened porch, well, tank,
engine, water piped to- house and fields,
shade, bearing fruit flowers, chicken
yards; north. near car line. $1,000 to
handle. See IL.
10 ACRES alfalfa. room new mod
ern bungalow, screened porch, shade.
garage, well. tank, engine, water piped
TO house and fields, chicken houses,
corrals; ideal poultry ranch, ready for
business: north, close in. Make owner
Independent living. Investigate. $1,000
will handle.
80 ACRES alfalfa, sugar corn, water
melons; 5-room cottage. shade bearing
fruit, well. chiken yards. corrals; north,
close in; near good school. Ready for
business. 1t will pay you to see the best
buy in the valley.
Ask for Gates. Phone 1878
With JORDAN < GRACE, IS "
Adams. z
FOR SALE-Dandy little l acre
chicken ranch. small house, good We.
and pumping plant; 600 chickens,
hogs and place well fenced Sell and
trade Price $1,000 Tel. 209R5
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01
YOUR OPPORTUNITY

A Very Attractive Modern Brick
Bungalow With White Cement
Finish and Garage-Just West
of N. Central Ave.-Las Palmas
Newly and Completely Furn-
ished for Particular People
The House Will Be Sold to Re-
sponsible People Upon Liberal
Terms-Big Lot and First Glass
Neighborhood.
GREENE & GRIFFIN
Tel. 1904 124 n. LIST Ave
A FEW OF OUR ATTRACTIVE BUYS
5 Acres-s900.00 easy terms.
10 Acres-Al in a,salfa-
$4,000.
40 Acres-all in alfalfa
good location-$170.00 acre.
20 Acres-All in alfalfa and
well located-s500000
40 Acres-30 of it in alfalfa
good house-A nice place
$4,000 Acre.
80 Acres-All in alfalfa-im-
mediate possession-$130.0O per
acre
100 Acres-130 of it in alfal-
ia. balance in maiZe-good i'm
provements per acre.
HERBERT s. PRINCE co.
IA WEST ADAMS ST. /
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01
PUBLIC SALE
= IT. = T y = y
Sale Commencing at 1896


Sale Commencing at 1890
. Miles West of Five Points on Yuma
Road. and Y Mile South
I have decided to sell all my personal
property at public auction on the above
date 80 head of cattle; 20 extra fine
nilch cows. Durhams and Holsteins; 6
Vearling heifers. l 3-year-old Holstein
bun, l yearling bull horses, 300
chickens, goo laying hens, 100 small
chicks; farming implements, farm
wagon. hog wagon, | moving ma
chine l rake. l harrow, ! drag. l set
of double wor HARNESS, 1 set of single
harness, l set of buggy harness.
spring wagon, buggy, l separator
house. l lister and corn planter, l De
LaVel cream separator disc harrow
J shotgun, l rifle: household goods, 8
dressers, beds l dining room table
4 dining room chairs, rockers. 3 car
pets. cots, l kitchen cupboard, china
closet, stand tables, linoleum, ! water
tank, l ice cream freezer, kitchen
tables, l cook stove, | heater cooking
utensils. hundreds of other articles too
numerous to mention.
Free Lunch at Noon: plenty of shade
and ice water. Come, whether you buy
or not. Terms of sale: All sums of
Sl0d and under, cash. over that
amount, credit of six months will be
given, purchaser giving approved 10
per cent note; > per cent off for cash.
WILL KOHL. Owner
G. O McMURTRY. Auctioneer
l.. G. GAI.LAND Clerk @
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01

CHANCE OF LIFE TIME-Four
acres less than Y miles from center
of city. all in crop, cotton. cantaloupes,
etc; finest soil. brand new four room
house; $400 handles. Meet me at 220
E. Adams St, al p. m. Sunday. j.
Johnson b
NON PRESIDENT falls heirs to small
ranch north of Phoenix; must sell.
Moore & Hayes. "a North Center. b
FOR SALE-A very good close
in 40 acres; Groom house, very good
drilled well, IS fruit trees, grapes. A
very good stand of alfalfa. Surrounded
by $3.50 and $500 an acre land. Will sell
for 5000 an acre. Do not answer unless
you have hat cash for this is real
bargain Buy from owner Box 1858
Pa"uhiican n
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01
For Sale Automobiles

FOR SALE-1916 light Six Buick.
good condition, $3.50. win only con-
slider cash offer. Apply Republican
Box 1898
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01

KEEP COOL
FOURTH OF JULY
Wear One of Our Summer Suits.
Palm Beach suits. all colors, $3.50
and up.
Panama Hats and all straw hats,
$1,000 and up.
Beaver line of hats, $3.50.
Summer gray suits, $1,000 and up.
Summer blue serge suits. $1,000 and
up.
Fancy line dress and work shoes,
81 90 up.
White canvas leather sole shoes. $1.50
and up.
Canvas rubber sole shoes zoe and up
Full size beds, $500 and up.
Full size bed springs. $500 and up.
AZ piece dinner sets, $500 and up.
Writing tablets and ink. &c each.
THE ARIZONA SUPPLY co.
S39-349 f. Washington St. d
FOR SALE-Twin motorcycle, good
running order, $45. 1922 North -? ? =?
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01

HERBERT S. PRINCE co.
IA WEST ADAMS ST. 1t
FOR SALE-Bahy buggy in good
condition. Phone 1902. k
GREENE & GRIFFIN'S
Realty Bargains
$l200-Brick Bungalow-Lots of Shade
and Fruit Trees.
$225O-Modern Brick Bungalow-E
Pierce St.-$100 Cash
$325G-Large Corner With, Modern
Brick With White Cement Fin
ish-N. & d. Solar Heater
Garage Just North
Capitol-s35O Cash.
S3600-Modern Las Palmas Home
Brick With White Cement Fin
ish-Garage and Roses-Big
Lot-$35O Cash
$3650-East Evergreen Home-Base-
ment and Furnace-Hardwood
Floors-Big Lot-Best of Terms.
s370O-East Evergreen Home With
Large Rooms Screened
Porches-N. End St-Big Lot
$500 Cash-Move Right In.
.
0-60x150-Chelsea Place, Up-to-
Date Home With Garage
West Willetta-$750 Cash.
.
None of the Above Houses Can
Be Built Today For Within rs
Per Cent of the Prices We Are
acknowledgements that Houses
Are Scarce and that They Will
be More So the Coming Fall
Now is the Opportune Time to
Secure Home.
TO EXCHANGE-M Modern Bungalow
on East Fillmore ST.. for San
Diego Property.
GREENE & GRIFFIN
Tel 1904 124 n. LIST Ave
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01
$1100

Buys nice house on the east side of
town, rooms. all modern, good shade
and roses. $500 cash. balance years.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01
For Sale Fruit u Produce

LUMS-PLUMSEWe have tons and
tons of the best canning and jelly
plums in the valley. &c and up. Phone
124R2. Hall Bros. u
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01
For Sale Real Estate

LOT FOR SALE-Very good loca :
ton, near Indian School and Brill car
lines. not very far out. VIII sell cheap.
Box 36S Republican. n
BARGAINS i'll residences. ranch and
business property, improved or unim-
proved; houses to rent.
w. X. JAMES
40 North First st. If
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01
For Sale Automobiles

FOR SALE-Ford car 1916 model.
All No 18th Ave. k
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01

1916 FORD touring car fine condi-
ton. HaaSler shock absorbers al a bar
in Corner Polk and Central Ave.
See AnSOn a
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01
KEEP COOL

FOR SALE-AIl new furniture;
chickens and lumber at $50 W. Jackson.
o'clock Monday morning 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01
]. S. GRIFFIN, Alone"
116 N. LIST Ave.

lIb N. ISL ave.
FINE ROOM HOUSE in good loca-
ton for sale at a bargain; terms if
necessary. Phone 1247. d
FOR SALE. RENT OR EXCHANGE
Six room furnished house, six blocks
from the ocean, at Venice, California.
c. B. Foggy, Box 3, Maricopa, Ariz. b
FOR SALE WATCH PHOENIX
GROW room brick, furnished,
$1650.00, 100000 cash, $4,000 mo-; S
room modern brick close in, $3500.00,
100000 cash. $4,000 per mo-; room
modern brick. $2500.O0, $250.O0 cash,
balance $500 per mo-. 3 lots, room
house, clear to trade on a larger house;
20 acres, 1000 bearing fruit trees, 10
acres alfalfa; room house on car line,
fruit should net this season $4,000 90,
well soft water, fine surroundings, all
for 100000. really worth $4,000 90.
Will trade for small residence as part
pay Balance to suit. 25 acres. house.
barn. fine shade, s5625.00. $G25 cash.
$4,000 a year. Furnished houses for
rent. M. H. Shelton. 215 W. Weshing-
ton st. Open Sunday. If
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01
Overland Ariz@maCo
Phone 1 1913
10 w Van Burem ST

STUDEBAKER '4'' 1914. Good tires
and fine condition. $3.50. Ferguson
Keller Co. See Arson. d
A 5-PASSENGER touring car in
good condition. Very reasonable. 1130
Grand Ave. Sunday and Monday morn
ings d
+ BUICK 81 good paint, tires and ex-
ceptional bargain. This car must be
sold. See Arson. Ferguson Keller Co.
d
BIG FOUR" Overland touring car
for sale cheap. Good tires, top and up
holstering. Equipped with snubbers and
tire pump. Has had excellent care and
is in AL shape. Terms if desired. Phone
1749 or call at 54S w. Portland. q
FOR SALE--1 Ford truck. 606 w.
Washington. Phone 1859. II
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01

90 ACRES, level, fine soil; so acres
cleared, fenced plowed; house, well;
one mile railroad, town. $500 per acre.
800 acres finest alfalfa or cotton
land, Is feet water lift. $50 acres ready
to sow. The hest buy in Arizona. Mil
Ter, Room 8. Nicholson Bldg. 7-b
s650000
VIII buy you one of the mic
est homes in Phoenix, large ,ot
= good location
An eleven room house, 2 good
sleeping porches. 4 bed rooms,
> bath rooms. The upstairs is
all finished in white.
An inspection of this house will
convince you it is a real op-
pOrtunity.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01

in. Corner Polk and Central Ave.
See Arson. d
FOR SALE-Four cylinder car, good
condition with high tension magnetic.
electric lights, battery, etc, fair tires;
cheap with terms E. NJ. +. with new
hearings, gears, etc. Tires fair. cleo
trio lights. Cheap for cash. Mitchell
Sixty. stripped, new tires. 5000. Fletch-
er's Garage. 32S North Central Ave IT
LATE MODEL SLIGHTLY USED
AUTOMOBILES
We have some exceptionally good
buys in late model 5 and 7-passenger
tourings and roadsters most of these
cars are light and are almost just like
new; they have been overhauled and
put in first class condition and will be
well worth investigation. viii sell
them on easy payments.
BABBITT-POLSONC CO.
407 w Wa shingt0n ST If
FOR SALE-parts for all makes of
automobiles. 9th ST and Jackson
San Francisco Iron & Metal Company,
Phone 1912. d
FIRST CLASS Automobile Painting.
Dick Talbot, corner Sixteenth ST. and
Van Buren,. d
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01
For Sale Real Estate
ALFALFA FARMS

ALT fiLF A AT ,
20 acres solid alfalfa, close in. House,
we'll, engine. tank, barn. etc. Price and
terms are right
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01

tssl
NO BETTER LOCATION-6-roo
modern brick, 2 bed rooms, screen
rooms, pantry, built-in features, garage
lawn, shade, roses, garden. Easy terms
See is at $40 NJ Fourth Ave. Johnston
II w. Adams or any real estate agent
If
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01

THE BEST BUY IN THE VALLEY
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01

loose your land rights. See McAdams,
35 S. Center.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01

40 acres clean alfalfa, house, shade,
good fences, permanent water. This
place is west of Central avenue and
near Arizona canal. A good ranch at an
attractive price See McAdams, 35 S.
Central Ave, with Inter State Live
Stock Exchange. 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01

FOR SALE-Improved re1cn, 800
acres, near Gilbert See Dr. G. P. Light,
Mesa, or B. A. Markham, Phoenix. g
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01

REGISTERED Poland China hogs
for sale. !. l.. Sturges, Peoria, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-01
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Empty ink barrels at
75c each. Arizona Republican office. tt
The Washington times., 1917-10-25
The Vampire By Bran stoker

When ] described Lucy's symptoms
the sam" as before, but infinitely
more marked he looked very grave.
but said nothing. He took with him
bag in which were many instru-
ments and drugs. "thc ghastly para
phernalia OF our beneficial trade" as
he once called, in one of his lectures.
the equipment OF a professor of the
healing craft. When we were shown
i'm, Mrs. Westenra met us.
She was alarmed. but not nearly so
much as ] expected TO find her. Ma
ture in one OF her beneficent moods
has ordained that even death has some
antidote to its own terrors. Here. in
a case where any shock may prove
fatal, matters are so ordered that.
from some cause or other, the things
not personal-even the terrible change
in her daughter to whom she is SO at
tached-do not seem to reach her.
IT is something like the way Dame
Nature gathers round u foreign body
an envelope of some insensitive tissue
which can protect from evil thai
which il would otherwise harm by
contact. II this be an ordered selfish
ness, then we should pause before we
condemn anyone for the vice of ego
ism, for there may be deeper roots for
its causes than we have knowledge
of.
/ used my knowledge OF this phase
OF spiritual pathology, and laid down
rule that she should not be present
with Lucy or think OF her illness more
than was absolutely required. She
Jssented readily, so readily that saw
again the hand of Nature lighting for
life. Van Helsing and / were shown
up to Lucy's room.
If / was shocked when / saw her
The Washington times., 1917-10-25

yesterday. I was horriied when I saw
her today. She was Ehastly, chalkily
pale; the red seemed to have gone
even from her lips and gums, and the
bones OF her face stood out promi-
inently: her breathing was painful to
see or hear. Val HelsinG's face grew
set "a marble. and his eyebrows con-
verged till they almost touched over
his nose. Lucy lay motionless and did
rot seem to have strength to spcaL. 50
for a while we wero all silent. Then
Van HcisinG bcckoned 20 me, and we
went gently out of the room.
BLOOD TRANSMISSION is
IMMEDIATE DEMAND.
The instant we had closed the loor
he stepped quickly along the passage
to the next door,, which was open.
Then he pulled me quickly in with
him and closed the door. my GodH'
he said: this is dreadful. There is
no time to be lost. She will die for
sheer want Of blood to keep the
hearts action as it should be. There
must be TRANSMISSION OF blood at once.
Is II you or me?'
Il am younger and stronger, Fro
fessor 1t must be me-"
Then get ready at once. | will
bring up my bag. I am prepared"
/ went downstairs with him, and as
we were going there was a knock, at
the hall door. When we reached the
hall the maid had just opened the
door. and Arthur was stepping quick
~ in. lie rushed up to me. saying in
AN eager whiSpcr:
Jack. | was SO anxious. ! read be
tween the lines OF your letter. and
nave been in an 9gony. The dad was