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UNDER LYNCHING THREATS.
NEGROES BROUGHT TO CITY
NV" I"Iorrd Men. Charged With Muir
""rlnS Policeman nj CharIottcs-
vile. Arc Hurried to Richmond

Spcciai +" Tho Times Dispa ech.
!HAEl.OTTESNILLE. VA. April IT,.
u ndcr lynching threats. Hamilton
crosby aud Robert Jones colorcd. ar
rested late last night after an exciting
ma hunt with tho aid Of "A bloodhound,
"hu charged with murdcriuG Policc-y
man Meredith y. Thomas, were sent to
Rchm"nd this afternoon for safclkecp-5
ms, the rasthound train being stopped
outside Of the charlottesville city
limits.
Late this afternoon tho special grand
jury. summoned by Judge Dubncy re-
turned true bills against the accused
who viii lac brought back here on Mon
day aud arraigncd. Their trials will he
set for an carly date
Jones. who was shot in tho left
thigh by Il bullet from the officers pis-
toi. 'lisrlaimcd having struck the
dcsd man. hut stated that he had only
struggled with him to set away
crosby. II is said, is believed to have
crushed Thomas skull with a stone.
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We will sell at public auction, on
the premises. Oh
TUESDAY. APRIL. II. 1917.
cit $50 I. NJ,
one OF tho most desirable corner lots
on this beautiful thoroughfare I.or
fronts Chambcrlaync Avenue ii4
feet by 4 depth of so feet being at
the southeast corner OF Stuart Road
Splendid improvements are now going
mp adjacent 10 this property. It's ready
for immediate use. \ good bargain to
the fortunate purchaser. Attend this
sale
TERMS: Liberal.
c. l.. Il H. l.. DENOON
Auctionccrs
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FOR sALE-Real Estate.

NEW scNcn-roon. two.story house. with
path. hot and cold water. range and
boiler and electric lights: corner, lot. 100
iect on ear line: garage and fruit: All
,ehccd Price $1,000. easy terms. Owner.
frank J.. Read. Stop 30. Highland Springs.
StNTER PARK residence. large corner lot .
=, mouse With all convcnicnceH: on car line"
BShfs'in ~ sold at once. Owner. los, care
rllhcs- Dispatch.
f9ii sale. factory site. c. g. .. ny. track
In roar call Madison 5tIt
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20 EXTRA GOOD Mill,
Horses, Mares, Mules

TEN GOOD sound worS mules. 20 s years.
OLD: good mares. horse md 81 stallion
cheap to quick buyers. Your money back
su"ia nice Plowmans Stable. l1.o Cas:
FOR saic. good big horses and mares
weight from l.2go to 1900 mounds. lust
from the country. sound. good workers. ali
Of thorn nve years old can he seen M
cruz stable 10 and Is South Tenth Street
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DEATHS

HDN DEN.-Dicd Nrrtl =. x, Is : M.-
VIRGINIA IlL1HI,:i ont. uHuril"r u
5lE. .nd Nrs. .. idrIu iiu''!c',- goa 50
fmnernl TO-DAY SATURDAY, ., 70
y from IN" T"siden"" i. .-oriE S!ra-
moro StEest lutermcUt TN Dtnf,ou.t
iOlLhRD.- bl"u. ~ Strt-u-t!li- "a
Mrs, MATTE GRESHAM f1l.AiJ.
!csf
Funeral from M.,t.pout B.u,i.t ,'hurclt
King ana Queen COUNTY. SATURDAY Ap-il
49,. AT & " -
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CHURCH NOTICES
Episcopal,

EPISCOPAL
Es5H;:,;r siiss; nes? rHi sS5e: nt :HuFoE
s;ts \, y: n the PARISH houss. on Madison
h rf arpad I' S1rDd;. n nEV r yELFT
s:li r 81. sunday school 40 4. NJ, b, "a r ana
ne%;. Midwosi s"rvlsc wednesdsS 'e M sis sis
/" ". I"u arc cordial, invited
r: Tfc&T MtxH isAFTI sT,, cmrErH c,AG
- II ". md : y. -. ~. ~.inr"rs
~ III" evening scrvic" tho choir NH r"nca,
nc rrnrram al Easter music sung last sun.
by chi'iren's choir \ cordial welcome TO ali.
LMlGi STREE RArTlST Hi'rHrH
\ " End r. n. Rsp,l.tnai ser''ic. =,
lsrM.HsT Re , r' niH ! RYr TERRAIN
,,hnr. h. Communion s,ryhc =, II A NJ.
i;T'"1'' ~ M nv nv E REX MI ;iN
m III ii d@,{er lecture on N. Iilie. ii.
r1 r,:sT rI;fShHTEn,AT cHuNcH;a5-
EE,,,rn, .i McFADEN s"nasy "ehooi at e:S,:
SECOND rREsRYrERIAN CurHc.u
ICES a; o il cs s1s Z r. rs.ssss:
GRACE COVENANT PRT:SRYTERIAS
h,irch tl'ark Avenuc and Harrison street,
EhA J. CALVIN STEW AIT, u. D.. pastor
":Hn y. M.-Sa hbath school.
'':o' y NJ Bib!n Ciassos: women, wv nr
Mack; Rrp,herh"od by Mr.
McgGlrsoD.
ll:M \. Sermon by the pastor
@:%n y Mead Memorial Sabbath School
81" J. NJ Young Peoples Society
SEQ H. M.-Sernon by Rev. T.. L. von
feachy.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
-R"Guiar services Will b. held to-n.orroW
morning in the church edifce Corner Park
Atcnue ana Meadow street, at ~ o'rlo>k
Subjcct: Are Sin. Disease and Death
kcaI Wednesday evening testimony and
experience meeting ut O'clock Reading.
rooms !Nns. "oi-6o:I arc locate. in the MIR
Sini| ithiiwaN AMI Power RuildinC corner
seventh and !rankIin streets and arc open
nani!. except sundays. from 10 y NJ to
!" Y. W. MI arc coIdiallA invited.
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Two Hospital Ships
Sunk;O neHitsMine
Fifty TWo Persons Lose Their
LiUes---AN Wounded on
Board .SaUcd.
tRy Associated Press. I

LONDON. April i3.-The British nos
in the English Channel on April 10.
the War Office announces. Fifty-two
persons were drowned
The British hospital ship Colchester
Castle was torpedocd without warning
in the English Channel on March so
All tho wounded on the Gloucester
Castle we're saved. There were no
wounded on board tho Salta
German wireless dispatch Of April
II says tho Gloucester castle was tor
pcdocd by II German submarine.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
Il. +. CHAPLIN & co.
IncorporatcD
Real Estate AuctionccrSs.
Main and Twelfth Streets.
Commissioners Auction Sale
Of Desirable L and in
Henrico County, West Of
the CITY of Richmond.

Acting under decree OF the Circuit
Court OF icnrico County. in the cause
or O. &. I.uNford, EX'or, etc. Ns. Eliza
beth G. Cauthorn and others. entered
on the 18th day % January. 1917. tho
undersigned special commissioner. APP
pointed FOR tho purpose. will sell by
public auction. on the premises.
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Til" British steamship Gloucester
castle, 80? tons gross. was built in
Glasgow in 1911. and owned in London
The only Salta listed in maritime
reference books is a French merchant
man, OF ,.2Si tons gross owned in Mar
settles. There arc no records Of her
recent movements.
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AN OPPORTUNITY FOR WO-
MEN VOLUNTEERS

DO you wish to do your part in
filling the office positions of
the men who volunteer, or are
conscripted? If SO, make ap-
plication to the address below,
giving references and educa-
tional qualifications. Previous
office experience not required.
40 per cent Of the men in this
office are eligible for military
duty. The women must take
their places. Address G. 116,
care Times-D Dispatch.
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FOR SALE-Farms

: E%Tfi n acres cool land fronting
James River below Richmond Fifteen
cleared. fSe. fve-room Tun=aiow. Near
wharf and school. Price. 81 100 to soil "A
once No agents commission. Holdcro.t.
Va. Route !. Box ~.
fpli sale or trade. I2-acrc farm C'oso to
city hr0 convenient TO line. %aw
h"ns"; seven rooms and pant; rc"ese,-.
outhuIl!tnEs. young orchard vt,h good Va
rlc,! Of fruits. Near Ninc-NiiIc I,o.,,i
House Oh church liil' preferred N,!,!rCts
- IL. care Times DiADatCh
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WEDNESDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
APRIL. 1917. At T.. NJ.

APltlL. 1917. Mt j.. NJ
hose certain desirable tracts OF land
situated in Tuckahoc District. Henrico
County. Va. about lls miles south
east OF Short Pump. on a road lead
ing from tho Three Chopt Road near
its junction, with paunccy Tract Eoad
known as tho Stingy Road. Said tracts
are briefly as follows:
%. One ls-acrc tract. known as a
part of North Elba.''
90: One tract Of 40 acres. alos a
go: One tract OF 1910 acres. par,
o. North Elba." and lying on the
Church Road.
OF five small parcels.
cSl. tract of 30 acres. portion Of
:, 60. y .rac. of 1927 acres; consist.
acres OF North Eiba."
The above tracts arc shown on a
plat Of T. Crawford Rcdd 6 Fro, dat
ed October 10. 1915. and comprise a
total OF approximately 273 acres.
These tracts all adjoin. and are To-
Gated in tho best lire of progress Of
the County OF Henricc, and should he
particulariy attractive to investors. A
Clayton Coal Mine property This
property is readily susceptible OF being
consolidated into one farm.
TERMS: Onethird cash. and the
residue in three equal instruments a,
6. IL and Is months. taking notes from
the purchaser or purchasers. with in
tercst from day Of sale until paid. the
title 10 he retained by the court until
all the nurChaS" money shall have
been paid. or AL cash. At the option
Of the purchaser.
MARSHALL NJ. GILLIAN
ALBERT o. BOSCHEN
JOHN HOWARD.
ROBERT Il. PEYTON. LE..
4. CARLTON JACKSON.
CONWAY II. SANDS.
Special Commissioners.
In tho clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court of the County of Hcnrico:
O. e LuXford, Ex'or. etc.,. Plaintiff
against
Elizabeth =. Cauthorn. etc. Defendant
hereby certify that tho bond on
the abovc-stylcd suit has been duly
given.
Given under my hand as clerk Of tho
said court this first day Of February.
1917.
SAMUEL p. WADDILL.
Clerk.
BY 4. &. Fletcher. Deputy
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SALESMAN. local Tor towns throughout
virginia, by fhiiale iphid manufacturer
Direct to hous" and aut"nohIie owners
Must he In position {" cnrry smail stock.
Easy to sell Reduces automobile insur-
an"e. Liberal commission. Excellent and
permanent proposition. References re-
CURED. Castle. Lincoln Building. Phla-
dslphia.
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WANTED-RcnI Estate
fOR RENT-KcnI r,s,,,,c
FOR REST-Furnished Houses

modern conycnion"cs. large groun!-. fine
N"setacle 5hrden made: cool. and rr.u on.
gagged FOR season. Address EoH 40 Charles
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FOR SALE-Business

FOR sale. old established DRUG business
Valley Virginia town. Terms reasonable
Addreas I. las. care Times. Dispatch
BILLIARD room and bowling alleys for
and billiard stands In the South; in good,
.izsd town in the midst OF a boom. VIII
have been ordered away for my health. l.
lSt. care Times Dispatch.
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CUT RATE SHOES
SEED, PLANTS AND TnEEs
FOR SALE-Horses

> sBAIE ana tomato plants now ready,
y pc! l.rbn: - % 900 In io,s 100 toe
ostpaid. oahlin Farm. Salisbury =. e.
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FOR RENT-I'aI,ns

.yt. cent. or 10 work on shares. farn OF
80 acres. mostly iil'tblo. biu,,ialir ,'o,ir.
e. j.; miles from Petersburg. milo
ron trolley; excellent trucking soil Two
'."g.cs .ome Implements small rous-
t.rin- a-Sy. Address or call at ~ fiar;I-
.W; Strcst. rrtcrEhurE "
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y. R.-Whcrcas the decd calls for all
cash. liberal terms can he given by tho
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOk rent. siN TO nine-room apartment
arire a. premises.
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NEW PARIS

st. Johns Catholic church, Rev.
Father Joseph M. Hyland, pastor.
Morning services at 1880 o'clock. >. i.
Christian: Rev. George F. Critics. pas
tor. Bible school, $50 a. M, C. E.
Denny, Supt. Communion and sermon
1890 Evening preaching service 7:15
o'clock. . /. Methodist Rev F. F. Nc
Laughlin, pastor. Sunday school, 9:15
a. m. Geo. S. Kessler. Supt. Preaching
service, 1920 a. m, subject, "Iden
tity." Epworth League and evening
worship at Gettysburg church. -.
Presbyterian: Rev. e. J. Vance, pas
tor Sunday school. 9:15 a. M, M. 0.
Penland, Supt. Morning worship and
communion at Gettysburg church,
1890 o'clock. Christian Endeavor at
New Paris church, $50 p. M, leader,
Mrs. E. j. Vance. Evening service at
1880 o'clock, subject, 'The Candlestick
Withdrawn" This serviceais the be-
ginning of series of Passion week
services at 1880 o'clock each evening,
with special music to suit the sermon.
:. The second anniversary meeting
of the J. l.. H. S. c. was held Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs. Ethel
Reid and a delightful evening was
spent by the members. The Easter
decorations of the dining room were
unique and appropriate to the season.
An appetizing supper daintily served
in several courses was not small
feature of the occasion. :. Mrs. c. w.
Bennett is slowly recovering from the
effects of the paralytic stroke suffered
over a week ago. Thomas Maloney,
section foreman is a victim of an
aggravated case of grippe, which for a
time threatened to eliminate in pneu-
monia.. Miss Emma Maddox, nurse,
who has been i'll, is able to take up
her work again, and is at the home of
Mrs B. F. Lyon. who recently return
ed home from Reid hospital. =. H. A.
Wehrly of Liberty, Ind, spent Friday
with local relatives. 80. The basket
ball season being closed, Jefferson
Township high school has entered the
base ball ring of the county and is or
ganizing a team. Lanier and Jefferson
open the season, April 9Th at New
Paris and a good game is expected.
Local Conditions" will be the sub
ject of lecture by Rev. E. j. Vance,
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CAMBRIDGE CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Johnson have
moved to the Marson property, on
Front street. Mrs. Mary Hageman,
has returned to her home in Dublin,
after having spent the winter in the
home of her cousin. Mrs. j. W. Beard
Mrs. Harold Hoshour, and little
daughter, Maxine, have been in India
napolis this week, where the latter
will undergo treatment for throa.
trouble. :. r. NJ Whittlinger and FAM
lily have moved from the HORNED prop
erty on Front street, to flat in the
National bank building. Master Jean
McGraw, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs +. r. McGraw, was quite i'll FRI
day. Mrs. G. A. Clifford of Hagers.
town, spent Thursday In the home Of
her brother, Loren Mabrey.. ID. H.
Wright spent Friday in Indianapolis.
!. Mrs. Henry Boles. entertained We'd
nesday. at her new home on Simmons
street, having as her guests the While
Away club Of Greenfield. Of which
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to be given Sunday afternoon in the
auditorium of the Jefferson Township
high school. Supt. F. H. Young ar
ranged this meeting, which is the first
Sunday meeting held in the new build
ing since it's occupancy Jan. L..
Miss Zelma Nunnamaker, principal of
the high school was removed to her
home In Middletown, o., Thursday in
her fathers ambulance. Miss Nunna-
maker is afflicted with grippe in it's
worst form, and for time mastoid
surgical work for removal of abcesses
was feared. The reports from her are
to the effect that she is doing nicely
since her arrival at home Supt. F. H.
Young has taken over her work in ad-
dition to his own in the high school.
Mrs. Anna M. Burtch returned Friday
from few days visit with her brother
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she is a member The occasion was
in the nature of house warming, Mr..
and Mrs. Boles having recently moved
into their modern, new home. The
hostess served chicken dinner, at
which covers we're laid for twenty-five
guests, among whom were Mrs. Ed
Maxfield and Mrs. Nellie Tress Of Ind
annapolis. A center boquet of flowers
added to the attractiveness of the ap-
pointments. The afternoon was pass.
ed in pleasant social manner. Vic
trola music further enlivened the
hours. !. Robert Wright, student in
Hanover college. is spending the
spring vacation with his parents, DR..
and Mrs. j. E. Wright. :. The mem.
bers of the Methodist Aid society who
met Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. P. Fl. Zehring, were most
agreeably surprised, when after some
time spent at work, they received an
invitation from Mrs. ]. C. Dodson, in
yiting them to spend the afternoon at
her home, with her mother, Mrs. Bar
bara Barefoot, who was that day
eighty-two years of age. The table
was adorned with boquets of sweet
peas and carnations, the gifts Of
friends, while potted plants further
added to the effectiveness of the
rooms. (. :. The afternoon was spent in
pleasant, informal manner, such
only as a co.mingling Of old friends
can bring. Late in the afternoon the
guests were invited to the dining room
where cream, cake. coffe and mfnts
were served. A large cake graced
either end of the table, these a gift
from her son, Elan. of Cowan, and on
one of which was the name, Barbara,
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- IS
The Forgotten Wedding"
ss sas4s By OLIVE WADSLEY @ s s: z i s s' Hs:

nervous; that emotion was unknown
to her. She stopped before the por-
trait Of man In uniform.
Where have seen that face. be-
fore?" she asked herself perpiexedly.
Where"
She looked again at the smooth
hair, the short, thick mustache, and
steady eyes.
II know that man." she said aloud.
Lucy, returning to, say that her mis-.
tress would see Miss James in a
minute heard the words.
do you know Captain Fame well,
miss?'' she said respectfully.
Captain Fane?"
"Madam's husband That portrait
was the one he had taken just before
their wedding day. That was a sad
affair. wasn't, 1t, miss? Madam has
never been the. same since-doesn'
seem as If she ever would be again
She goes on acting, and I read. in the
papers that she is marvellous and won.
derful, but know we'll enough that
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Mrs. Albert Browne

at Greenville.. Mrs. Albert Browne
and son John, of Richmond, spent
Thursday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Marrinan.. Mrs. leila Cod
dington moved Thursday from the H.
F. Middaugh to the w. l.. Hahn prop
erty on North Washington street,
while J. M. Zea moved to his Cherry
street property from the Nelson prop
erty on West Main street and Joseph
Heeter moved to the late Ross Reid
property from the Mcneil property.
/. Mrs. William Taylor Of Fountain
City, spent Thursday with her daugh-
ter, Mrs Harry Nixon. ;. George
WATSON of Colorado. who has been Ill
with pneumonia at the home of his
brother, Minor WATSON, is improving.
-. Mrs. M. o. Penland, eoloist, ap-
pears Saturday on the program at
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it's just acting for acting's sake; her
heart isn't in it as It used to be--and
never will be until the captain Is
found again"
Found again..
you don't mean to say, miss, that
you haven't heard?"
Lucy secretly wondered where this
shabbily dressed girl with the easy
manners and voice of a lady came
from.
1T was in all the papers, MISS" she
said reproachfully:
Noticing a large bunch of flowers,
still wrapped in paper. she began to
unite them and place them in large
glass vase.
"My good girl-what?" Cecil said.
| Captain Fane's disappearance"
ooh, he disappeared"
Eyes, miss; he went into nursing
home for an operation, and after the
operation he lost" She broke off as
her mistress entered.
ITO be continued
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Fountain City,. Mrs. Rena Fudge
and son George. Of Lewisburg. spent
Wednesday with local friends. MIR.
and Mrs. Jonas Gaar Of Richmond,
were New Paris visitors Wednesday
-. Mrs. Nola Mitchell and children
went to Dayton Thursday for visit
with kinspeople. . /. Laying OF steel by
Tho Pennsylvania railway was COM
pleted Thursday except in the inter
locking system which will be done In
June. A gang of men from Bradford
aided by our own section employees to
the number Of fifty, have been en-
gagged in the work. L. A. Craig OF
Eaton. has taken a position with How
ard King In the barber shop.
PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY
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After few minutes his friend OF
the vanguard and another man APP
preached. The stranger put few
sfhnpla questionssto Robert.
"WeIl," he said, wen !: try you.
What is your name? Adams? Very
we'll, Adams, be here in the morning
at ten. You can take the first stretch
till two o'clock under Mackies. Then
from four till seven. Well start you
at twenty-five shillings week"
THANK you, sir" Robert said, and
saluted
The boss turned quickly. "old
army man."
mo, sir" Robert answered, and
went out.
Adams, machinery, cleaner at TWEEN
ty.two shillings a week in the White
City, walked with Captain Robert
Fame, D.S.O of his majesty's Ninth
Royal Dragons, up the Wood Green
Road to his lodgings. and the same
shadow followed them both.
Cecil, who was lying on the battered
old sofa, smoking. rose as he entered.
"I've got it. kiddie,' Robert said
cheerfully. land now, apropos Of the
conventions, young woman, when
shall we be married? ~
Cecil did not reply to the question.
She was waving en- envelope in her
hand.
Adam" she said gaily, think
that actress-Miss Rachel Ford, you
remember you told me about her
has given me an appointment. She is
going to hear me recite." and she flung
up her hands and swept him curtsy.
Her every action was full of Ger.
tain studied grace.
Suddenly she began to recite:
THE Blessed Damozel leaned out
From the gold bar of heaven,
Her eyes we're deeper than the depths
or water stilled at even:
She had three lilies in her hand,
And the stars in her hair were seven
Cecil's caressing, distinctive voice
seemed to wrap the words round with
a curious attraction.
Robert listened. -
He recognized in the rendering of
the poem something unusual, some
personal power Of expression. The
caressing note changed to passionate,
almost despairing imploration:
This will ask Of Christ, the Lord,
This much for thee and me.
Only to live as once on earth ...
With Love,
Only to be forever then
Together.
and thee"
Cecil stopped and faced him.
"Well?" she demanded breathlessly.
He looked at her. Its absolutely
ripping" he said, land I believe you
can act"
You angel" she cried "'I'll marry
you at once"
CHAPTER XVI
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aged 49," Among the guests was
Mrs. Rebecca Wike, of Milton, sister
Of Mrs. Barefoot, who was ninety
years old, March IA. Mrs Dodson was
assisted in serving by her young
daughters, the Misses Barbara Emma
and Ruth, Mrs. M. E. Mason and Mrs.
Mabel Arson. During the afternoon
several friends dropped in to call.
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CHAPTER XVI
Cecil and Rachel

Cecil. waiting interestedly in the
drawing-room. walked round slowly
examining the various photographs
and pictures. She was not in the least
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-12-22

strong again before the round was
over. In his fight with Ritchie, In the
same town. while Richie was still Il
novice, Welsh was the recipient of Il
solid right cross on the jaw that shook
him from head to foot, and 1t was two
rounds before he recovered from the
effects of the blow.
"Coming from boy practically I'M
known to the game" said Welsh, made
me all the more cautious. 1t happened
In the twelfth round, and from then
on was forced to extend myself.
mcfarland knocked me down, but
would rather take Two of his punches
on the jaw than one of Ritchie's.
Richie hit me on the head twice In
the London fight, and either punch
would have dropped me, probably for
the full count, had it been an inch
lower. At that / had to stall to the
end of the round in each case before
my head cleared"