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RuGh y ToWsrzystvaeh.
Y KASTOWA.

Zawiadamiam czlonkow Tow.
IS. Apost. Piotra i Pawia re spo-
wied5 odbedzie sic dnia 90 czorwca
q do Komunii Sw. przystapimy W
niedziele rano o godzinie $3.50, DIN.
3Ogo czerwca, o co sic prosi wszyst-
kich czYonk6w o w~ypeinienie tego
obowiazku. - Tom. Podraza PREF;
]. Augustyu, sekr. 1905 ". Ash
land ave
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Ma sPRzEDAz fortepian piee do
ogrzewania rok starry, tanio. 1916
Wabansia ave. 20.
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MA sPRZEDAZ przez w}asciciela Wy
~jezdzajace go z miasta 8 flatowy Ihu
rowany dom 6-6-7 pokoi. 2642 HAD.
don ave., blisko Humboldt Park. -
Telefon Ravenswood S29. ~
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MA SPRzEDAz ma p6lnocno-zachbd
niej stronie budynek o 2 mieszka--
mach, wielka lota $500 wplaty. re-
szta SIS mesiecznie. F. Bauchwitz,
1859 School I'll. ~
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POTRZEBA panny ma mleszkanie.-
2gle pietro. 1881 Tell pl. 20
SAMOTNY kawaler poszukuje mie-
szkania u bezdzietnej familii, must
bye telefon. Niedaleko Chicago av.
i Hermitage. Prose- adres zostawi6
W Dzien. Chic. pod literami J. NJ.
90
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MA SPRDEDAZ piec do ogrzewania
I jeden do gotowania. Bardzo tanio.
7O5 Milwaukee ave., Ate pietro. 20
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PRACA.

POTRZEBA MEzCZYZN DO PRA-
CY Ma CMENTARZU SW. VOL
CIECHA. DOBRA ZAPkATA Cd 27k
DO 4Oc Ma GODzINE. ZGLOsIG SIZE
DO OFISU. xxx
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cia ubrah. ~Specyalnie niska rata ma IA
to. Zglosic sic we dnie Tub WieyzoreIh.
MASTER GETTING SCHOOL, Joz. Ka-
snicka PRINCIPAL lis \. La Sale VI,
Ate pletro. naprzeciw City Hall.
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Koh. w6z 1 puszerki ma ~sprzeda4. =
1909 Walton ul.
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BIURA .PRbcY.J
BEZPLATNE STANOWR
BIURO sTRECZEN
GLLlNOLS FREE EMPLOYMENT
OFFICES
SIG So. Dearborn str.

ma do rszdania tyskace zatrudnieA
vszeIkiego rodzaju robotnikom 1 1 re.
mieslnikom, tax mezclmom jak / 10
bietom, tax " Chicago jAk 1 poza mia
item. Obsiuga zupelnie bezplatna tax
ola pracodawc6w jak 1 dla poszukuJa
cych prace. Nienia Aadnych safarg6w
robotniczych W miejscach. gddS t.
biuro strecsy prace. Zglasza6 ds moi
m pod powy4szyn adresem osobtscis
a SOdzny Q rano do 4 p~opotadniu.
,lbo telsfonowaE I'd 2 rano do B:so
sopofudniu. Telefon; WahAah o60Q
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POTRZBBA kobiety do myeia ma
czyn; stala praca, dobra zapiata. -
Nova Gwiazda, restauracyi. 100 Mil
waukee ave. 29
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A,s tam Dz:ENSTK CHICAGosKf
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MALARZY i pomocnik6w Eotrzeba
ACKNOWLEDGMENT malarzy. Oberbeck
Kinzie ul., blisko Paullna.
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BALwIERN1A do ~sprzedania . DO.
wodu wojskowosci, bardio tanic, r.
aell sprzedam zaraz. 1906 W. HE
III. 81
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POTR1EBA doswiadczonego TRIM
mer PREY spedniach, takie dziewc7y-
ny do robienia rygli / dziurek. N. R.
Co., 1851 Tell pl. 20
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DRORNE O%GLOSZENLA
rER.z Jest GAS NAUCzyc SIZE

dobrze opfacaJaceSo
sic fachu. NaucZymy
was p~rzykrawania u
bran dla mezczyzn ME
wiast w kr6tkim czasie.
Specya,ny Department
dla dam do nauczenia
sic przykrawania | sly
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-28

DO sprzedania kilka domow ma diva
take cztery renta, ma }atwe sp}aty.
Potrteba $500 gotowki, przyjme bon
dy = drugi morgecz, Tub loty jake
wp}aty. Teofil Stan. 1895 Milwaukee
ave. %
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POTR1EBA starszego woznicy obez-
nanego 2 u1icami miasta Chicago. -
Pulaski Lumber Co., 1885 N. Robey
ul.
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PoTRZEBA doswiadczonych dziew-
czat operatorek prey damskich suk-
mach. Staia praca. zapiata ~tygodnio-
wo. 1852 Milwaukee, ave., CITE pie
tro. o
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POTR1BBA moonyeh dziewczat do
fabrycznej piracy. Dobra ~zaplata. -
554 w. Adams ul., Scie pietro. 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-28

POTRZEBA 2 RzEZNIK0W. STA.
La PRACA, DOBRA ZAPhATA. -
JOHN KRUMM DEPARTMENT STO-
RE, 15O9-19 FULLERTON AVE.
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POTRZEBA fastrygarek I do szycla
guzik6w 1 w~ykohczarek PREY plasz-
each. Percival B. Palmer and Co.,
367 w. Adams ul. rs
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POTR7EBA dzievczat 16letnich lub
starszych do piracy W faoryce plasz-
cz6w. Perciva! = Palmer and Co.,
SCI w. Adams vi. %
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-28

DO sprzedania balwierfia, . powo-
du wejskowdsci, bardzo tanto. jeteli
zaraz sprzedam. 1106 w. Erie III.
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POTRZEBA mezczyzn, zoe ma godzi-
ne, ch{opc6w przeszlo 16 letnich.-
Chicago Tire Goods Co., 1914 Web
ster ave. xxx
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DO wynajecia 4 pokojowe pomieszka
MIA. tanio. 1859 w. Erie ul., agent
W balwierni. b
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PORzEBA portera must bye uczci--
wy m~ezczyzna. Zglosic sic Yondorf
Clothing Co., Milwaukee ave / Chi
cago ave. ~
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POLsKA grosernia do sprzedania-
must bye sprzedana W 80 dniach -
Dry pafku Kosciuszki " Avondale.
2652 N. Ayers ave. l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-28

POTRzEBA kobiet do n~auczenia sic
fachu maszynisty, dobra zapiata
podczas nauki, take starego czio--
wieka do cz~yszczenia. zgiosic sic -
Danielson Engine Works, 5O7 w.
Jackson boul., 3cie pietro.
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PRACA.

POTRZEBA doswiadczonego metczy-
zny do bejlowania W skadzie starych
rzeczy. Staia praca, dobra zapiata.-
P. Goldman. 1920 W. 18th ul. xxx
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Does He Care?

"a r." writes: II am eighteen
years OF age and in love with a young
man one year my senior. Sometimes
this young man shows affection for
me and sometimes he doesn't. l do
not consider that l am a handsome
girl. but my girl friend has told me
that he has remarked frequently on
my pleasant disposition. Yet Just a
week ago he came home from his
vacation saying he had a wonderful
time. although during the two weeks
Of his absence he did not write to mo
once. This made me feel very badly.
l have been going about with him for
about two months altogether, and /
think that l should know the truth
about his feeling for me. Do you
think that his actions prove hat he
cares for me dceply2"
SO far, IL seems to me. he has been
merely friendly. 1t Is a pretty safe
rule not to believe that any man is
in love with you until he tells you so.
Take car not 10 show the young man
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Ccpyreht. 1918.
~ TIE frrs PUblishinf o..
mr. New York Evening WORTH.

her death. Like an ignis fatuus, II
had lurcd her to destruction.
once the first excitement had ahat-
cd and "a messenger had been sent to
town, Cueto drew Estcban aside and
questioned him.
"a shocking tragedy and most pc
%culiar,' said the ovcrseer.. Nothing
could amaze me more"
"EXactlyl And all because OF her
slice -Walklng. I'm all in "A tremhlc.'
"She was asleep? You are surc?'
"Have | not told you SOP Esteban
vas impatient.
"But it is said that people given TO
that PECULIARLY never come TO grief.
They say some sixth scnse guides
thcm-Eivcs them warming Of pitfalls
and dangers. II can't UNDER
'"Thut wen was n 10 n walk
ing person. | didn't realize how near
20 it she was; and when ! cried OUT
10 her it seemed only To hasten her
steps" Tho young man s~huddcrcd, for
the horror of the thing was stu IN ms
mind,
there at such an hour, ehY'
Estebau saw h m~alcvolent cuTos-
Ity in Cucto's face and started i
That is my affair, Surely You don
come. comet You ran trust mel"
The uversccr winkcd and smiled. -,
Il had business that took me there,
stiffly declared the younger man.
Exactly And a profitable busl-
ness 1t proved" Cucto laughed open
ly now. "W,ll. l don't mind telling
you, bona lsabeps death ls no dlSiP1,
pointmeut TO any one, Anybouy cou'u
see
"Stop!" Estcban was turning alter
natrly red and white. you seem -
imply something outrageous
Nov, let us be sensible. | under
stand you perfectly, my boy. But an
officer of the Guardla Clyll may ar
rive at any moment and he VIII want
10 know how YOU came TO be WIN
your stepmother when h plunged
into that trap. SO prepare yourself
II only YOU had not given the alarm
II only YOU had waited until morning.
But--in the dead OF night! Alone!
lie viii think IL queer. Suppose. too
ne learns that you and bona lsab"
quarrcllcd the other day over montS
mattcrs?' 9,
Young Varona recovered himself
quickly. He was watching ms IN
quisilur now with a family speed
lative frOwn. When CuctO mad M
ishod, Esteban said:
"Dona Isabel and | frequently quar-
relied over money matters, so there
is nothing strange In that, You woul.
like me to confess to some black IN.
lquity that would make us bo',r.
friends, en-? Wei, 1t 50 happens tina
l vas not alone tonight. but thu
another person saw the poor woman'
death and can bear me out IN every
thing / say. no, PanchO, you over
reach yourself. Now them Este.
ban was quick-tompered, and ~
years he had struggled against a.
instructive distrust and dislike OF tn
plantation MISUNDERSTANDING tina
/ have become the head OF this house
! and your employer, You viii do bet
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ly! There is not "A moment 10 lose.
When the brother appeared DE cas-
tano blurtCd out at him accusingly;
We'll sirl A fine fix you've put
yourself In. | came here to warn
you, but Rosa prntends Ignorance.
Perhaps you will be interested 20
learn that Col. Fernandez has Issued
ORDER to arrest you and your sister
as agents Of the lnsurrectOs."
"WhatY" Esteban drew back Rosa
turned white az a lily and laid a fiut-
tering hand upon her throat
you two Will sleep tonight in San
Scverino." grlmly announced the ro-
tund visitor. you know what that
means. cubans who enter the Cas-
tllo seldom como out. Have you no
ticcd the big sharks that swim about
under the walls Of III DO you know
what bait keeps them there? Well,
I'll tell yOul It's the bodies OF r,bel
sympathizers-foollsh people like you
who call themselves PATRIOTS"
Roal uttrrcd "A Hnothcrcd cry.
"Col. Fernandez" Don Mario pro
ceedod i~mprossively. did me this ia
Vor, knowing me 10 be a suitor for
Itosa's hand. In spite Of hls duty and
the evidence he"-
"I1yidcnco? What evidenceF" Este
ban asked, sharply.
"FOr n thing, o u letter TO
Lopez, h rebel, warning him 10 be
ware OF the trap prepared for hun in
santa clara, and advising him OF the
Government force at Shhanilla. Oh,
don't try to deny Il! | read At with
my yes. and IL meanS-deathl'
in the ensuing silence the fat mans
as'hmItic breathing sounded loudly:
1t was Ike the rcsP'rations OF an ex-
cited eaycsdrOppcr.
At last Rosa said. family: ESTE
ban! 1 warned YOU"
"lhcy haven't caught me yet ne
laughed.
you say they intend 70 arrest me
also?' Rosa eyed the caller ~anLiously
"~IIXactly!"
but why7"
"Yes! Who her. and ol
what2" Estcbun Indignantly demand.
ed.
THAT also ! have discovered
through the courtesy Of Col. Fernan-
dcZ, Your accusCr " non other thar
PanchO Cueto."
"CuctOi"
"Yes, he has denounced both Of yor
as rebels, and the letter Is only par
OF his proof. | believe | don't know
what other evidence he has, but, TAX,
my word for II, the Government doe,
not require much proof these days
suspicion is enough. Now. then, yol
can guess why | an here. | am no.
without Influence; ! a. saye Rosa
but FOR you, EstchRn, ! foar ! can d,
nothing You must look out for your
self. Well? what do you say
were wasting precious time standing
here with our mouths open"
When Estcban saw how pale hi
sister had grown no took her IN hi.
arms, saying, gently; "Pm sorry
dear. It's all my fault" Then TO tn
merchant 1T was very good OF yol
70 warn uA"
"Ha!" Don Mario famed himself
|. I'm glad you appreciate my efforts
It's a good thing to have the righ
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ter to think Of your own affairs than
mlnc. DO you understand me? !
have long suspected that certain mat
tcrs OF yours need attention. and at
the first opportunity intend to have
IA careful reckoning with you. ] think
ureS," Turning his back upon the
elder man, he walked away.
Now It did not occur to Cueto
really TO doubt the boys innocence,
though the circumstances Of bona
lsabcl's death were suspicious enough
to raise Il question In any mind, u
in view OF Estcban's threat he
thought II wise to protect himself by
setting n back fire. II WAS with
some such vague idea In his head
that he turned TO the suukcn garden
as the first gray light OF lawn p
pcarcd. lie hoped to gain some In
SEPARATION by examining the place
again,
A no sat on an old stone bench,
modify repicturing the catastrophe
as flstebHn had described IT. his at
tCntlOn fell upon an envelope at his
feet. II was sealed; 1t was unad-
dressed. Cueto idly broke II open
and began to read, Before he had
gone far he started: then he cast a
furtiyc glance about. But the place
was secluded: he was unohscrved.
When he finished reading he rose.
smiling. lie no longer feared Este
ban. on the contrary, he rather
pItiod the young fool; for here be-
tween his fingers was that which not
only promised 10 remove tho boy
from his path forever, but 10 place in
his hands the entire Varona estates,
Fate was kind. After years Of pa
tiont schcming Cueto had obtained
his reward,
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kind of a friend. IN marry Rosa
within an hour. and / fancy my name
will be a sufficient shield"-
Rosa turned to her elderly suitor
and made n deep courtesy. 81 am I'M
worthy Of the honor said she. You
see. II do not love you. Don Mario
"Love!" exploded the visitor. God
bless you! Esteban will have TO rida
for his lifo In ten minutes and your
property will be seized. so you had
better make yourself ready to 30 with
me-"
But Rosa shook her head.
"Eh9 What ails your What do You
expect to do?"
81 shall go with E.stoban." said the
girl.
This calm announcement seemed TO
Htupefy DE Cnsthno. lilo sat down
heavily in the nearest chair. and with
his wet handkerchief poised In n
pudgy hand no stared hxedly at the
speaker. His eyes were round and
bullying, the sweat strcamed UNDECIDED
from his temples. He roSGmbled some
uuCer bloatei marine monster Just
emerged from the sea me momentar-
lily dazzled by the Hight.
"You- You're mad" he finally
gasped -Esteban. toll her what It
means"
But this Esteban could not do. for
he himself had not the faintest no.
ton OF what was In store for him.
Therefore he said: Rosa shall do as
she pleases. IL we must be eNiles
we shall share each others hardShlps'
II will not be for long"
'Idiot!" stormcd tho fat man.
"Bet,or that you gave her to the
sharks below San Seyerino, There -
no law, no safety for women outside
OF tho cities. Tho island Is In an
archy. These patriots you talk about
are the blacks, tho mulattoes, the
lowest, LATEST sayages in Cuba"
"Ploase! Don Mariol" tho girl
pleaded. II cannot marry you, for
! love another"
"Eh?"
81 love another. I'm betrothed 70
O'Rcilly, the American and he's
coming back to marry me"
Do Castano twisted himself labor
iously out OF his chair and waddled
toward tho door. Ilo was purple
with rage and modification. On the
threshold he paused 70 wheeze: Very
we'll, then. Go! I'm done with both
OF Won. ! would have lent you n
hand with this rascal Cueto. but now
ne Will fan heir to your property.
Well. II Is a time for bandits! II"
Unable 10 think OF a parting speech
sufficiently bitter 10 match his disap-
~polnLnent, Don Mario plunged out
into tho sunlight, mutterIng AMI
stammering 10 himself.
Within an hour the twins were on
their way up tho Yumuri, toward the
homo Of Ascnsio and Evangelina: for
il was thither hat they naturally
turned. II vas we'll hat they had
made haste, for as they rode down
into the valley, up the other side OF
the hill from MatanZas came O
squad OF the Guardia Civil. and at ia
head rode Pancho cueto.
Go Be Condnuedl
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had abruptly swerycd 10 her right. n
movement which brought her DANCE
ously close To the lin of the well.
stop! Go back!" screamed the
young man.
Above his warning thcre como n
Shrek, shrill and agonized. n vail If
such ahysmaI terror as TO SHOCK the
night birds and the insects into still
moss. bona isabel Skinned. ,r
stumbled, to her knees. h balanced
briefly, clutching at random while mo
earth and crumbIine cement gave way
beneath her; then she slid forwrrJ
and disappeared, almost from between
Esteban's hands, There was a noisy
rattle Of rock and pebble and a great
splash far below; n chucklc OF little
sioncs striking the water, then n faint
bubbling. Nothing more. The step
son stood in his tracks, sick, blind
with horror. lie was swaying over
tho opening when Asensio dragged
him back.
Pancho C1Ieto. bo,ng n beavv
sleeper, was the last TO be reused Sy
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"HF a~dv1S1bility or mo adNls
ability Of war weddings Is just
now a problem which many
young women are being forced TO con-
slider. To-day | shall speak OF the
real justification for n war wedding,
and at another time / shall consider
when II should be avoided.
II you know a young soldier well,
II you are in love with him and he
with you, IL It has been understood
that you would marry some time
although no date has been set-thcR.
by all near give him tho right to
call you his wife before he goes away
from you. perhaps forever. II Is
cowardly TO hesitate because he may
not come back, or because he may re-
turn III, wounded. permanently in
tured. II you care for him and for
your country you should be willing
and glad to take whatever risk is in
volved in marrying a soldier or sailor
boy. Also, such n union will insure
you at least n few hours or days Of
the glowing happiness to which every
woman is entitled.
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Cousin Eleanor.
SAVE YOUR

your pennies, boys and giHs.i
not spend for silly toys;
OF your country now and then,
Give your pennies to your country
men.
Into the depths of war they pass
For you. my boy, and you. my lass:
OF the citizens brave and true
Fighting for country and for you'll
Knit them stockings. girls and boys
Doing good Nils life with Joys.
by EDITH GITELSEN. aged eleven
years, No. 756 Morris Park Avenue
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III SENSIO seized his companion
81 by the arm and, leaning for
ward, stared across the level
garden into the shadows m
posite. SomthinR was moving there,
undcr the trees; the men could see
that 1t was white and formless and
that IL pursued IN erratic course.
whats that?" gasped the negro.
lie began TO trenble violently and his
breath became audible. Esteban was
compelled to hold him down by main
force. Jesus Cristo! It's old Don
Esteban. your father. They say he
walks at midnight, carrying his head
in his two hands"
Young Varona managed to whisper,
with some show OF courage: flush!
Wait! l don't believe in ghosts"
Nevertheless, he was on the point OF
setting Ascnsio an example OF IN
dignitied night when the mysterious
object emerged from the shadows in
10 the open moonlight; then he sighed
with relief: "Ah-h! Now | see! 1t
is my stepmothcr. She is asleep"
"Asleep?" Asensio was in~crCdulous.
81 tell you she sees nothing. knows
nothing For a moment or two
they watched the progress OF the
white rObed figure: then Estehan
stirred and rose from his seat "She's
too close to hat well. There is
lie started forward a pace or two,
"They say people who walk at night
go mad If they're awakened too sud
denly, and yet
when the communicates deliber-
ate progress toward the mouth OF the
well continued he called her name
softly. 'Dona Isabel" Then no re-
peated it louder. "Dona Isabel! Wake
up"
The woman seemed to hear and yet
not 10 hear, She turned her head "a
listen. but continued TO walk.
Don't be alarmed" he said, reas-
suringly. TT is only Esteban-Dond
Isabel! Stop Esteban sprang for
! ward. shouting at the top OF his voice
for at the sound OF his name Lsabe.
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CHAPTER VI.

NNE afternoon n week later Don
Mario do Castnno came puff
fing n blowing up 20 the
quinta, demanding TO see Rosa
without a moments delay,
The girl appeared before her caller
had managed TO dry up tho streams
OF pe]rspiration resulting from his ex-
crtions. with a dlrcctness unusual
even in him Don Mario began:
Rosa, my dear. o and Esteban
have been discovered! / was at
lunch with the comandante when 1
learned the truth. Through friend
ship | prevailed upon him to give
you an hours grace"
What do you mean, Don Marloy'
inquired the girl.
Come, Gomez tho planter cried
impluontly. "Don't you SEQ you can
trust mo? God! The recklossnorss
the folly Of young people! Could you
not leave this insurrDction 20 your
elders? or perhaps you thought It a
matter Of no great lmpOrtlnce, an
amusing thing
don Mario" Rosa interrupted. 81
don't know what you are talking
about"
"You don't, eh2- Tho callers wet
cheeks grew redder; no blew hike q
porpose Then call Eateban quick
The evening world., 1918-07-25
H0W Chance Played Into the Hands
of Man Who Long Awaited
His Hour of Revenge

u, SYNOPSIS or PRECEDING CHAPTERS
HI ~. NHh 'hhA Cuban planter Is believed to have buried a nt tramre Smevheeo on
E."" N%mu a giants lave Is supposed to kWSm the location In a dtknE bt Don
nTNLh hs the daughter OF this slave EanUlua. to another mmy s,bmDnp uzs IA
tn nnT e ms ~" iL As WIN several other person, EdSan and Rosa u -
ut N". gre brought. up by the bona lald. their ueprohr who gnUs all the
"a sue tAhH ma teI fable treasure She ao has trouble with panLo Cuo her over
and ,rm|t "a u nN~h Don Mario de CHnno, fat and forty decides tina. he will we'd her
The III 10 tWy SaNGnMnHLN Who doubtful OF Rgas inclination. Almost at that moment
EMm9 I'm ~ En ufl m,uuL ~ 10, NwH hub. but Nn return soon lie AD warns ymf
EtTan n%%nnS STWIE,r WMu ug HNNWMmAIs viii get him into trouble That same night
"' @" !" meets re mar IN ne garden and tells. him to be arm'
Copyright. Mcclure Newspaper sTdkaul
The evening world., 1918-07-25
Advice to Lovers
By Betty Vincent

way gOur own affections arc in
WOW I"sHEGi and wait for him ~