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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
HOME SERVICE WORK
FOR RETURNED MEN
Local Secretary Arranges For
Talk On Compensation And
Vocational Training
ALSO HELPS FIND WORK

In order to inform all service men
fully IN to their rights for compensa-
Ifion In case OF having received any
kind OF disability In the service. the
Home Service Section ot the Ameri-
can Red Cross, Miss Nell Ennis. sec
retary. has arranged for meeting ID
take place In the Old Senate Chamber
Of the State House ai eight o'clock on
the evening of May 22, next, when .
competent member 81 the Federal
Board for Vocational Education will
speak
DR.. o. I Woodley will make the ad-
dreas, and will inform ail present 50
to their rights and privileges under
the system OF compensation and vo-
cational training adopted By this goy-
ernment. Mr. Hawson. of the Poto-
mac Division Of the Home Service Sec
tion, Will also speak
Many Of the service men do not
know their rights under the policy
adopted BY the government The mn
tion. through its proper officials, II
not only willing. but anxious, that the
men who served II Iii the emergency
should receive compensation IL they
incurred any disability. but also that
they should receive special yOea-
tional training which VIII enable them
to more than make good Tor what they
have lost.
The meeting Ii for the purpose Of
giving ali interested thorough In
sight into the matter They Will be
told how TO proceed II they received =
disability discharge or II any dlsabiI-
! lIty has developed since discharged
Also. the details as 10 the different
kinds og vocational training will be
given. and how thA discharged men
may avail themselves OF them
This meeting III along the line Of
the many valuable activities Of the
local branch of the Home Service Sec
tion 81 the Red Cross Another Is In
securing employment for discharged
men. Much successful work has been
done Ii this way. and number Of
discharged men from different
branches have been secured work.
Miss Ennis. the secretary. has list
4 of employers who will try to give dis
charged men work. and almost every
one is giving them the preference
where possiblei
i All soldiers who want work should
i apply to the local Office and every
thing possible will be done for them
Just at present ID few jobs are open
and will be put at the disposal Of for
mer service men.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
BUTTONS FOR 18TH DIvIS-
ION NOW ON SALE HERE

Miss Eva Clark. through whom the
buttons of the 29th division, the Blue
and Gray were placed on sale here q
week ago. 10 help raise funds for
inancing the homecoming welcome
os the soldiers and sailors. has just So
cured buttons Of the 18th Division
which were put on sale yesterday
These buttons are very attractive
and contain the Lorraine cross in
white on blue background Around
above ten cents may be given for q
button They are on sale at the Cap-
Itai Office
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
PUBLIC MEETING FOR
HOLDING HOSP'L SUPPER
iWomem Organize Az Meeting II Clty
Assembly Rooms. Churches To
Re Represented

y
Al well attended meeting was held
yesterday afternoon In the Assembly
Rooms III the Interest," of the proposed
supper for the hospital benefit to BE-
held Oh May III. ~ and 23
The ladies present organized With.
Mrs. Mamie Lang chairman; Miss Ise.
man, secretary; Mrs. Edgar Basil.
treasurer
plans for the supper were discussed
AMI Walter Clark announced the prom.
ia of donations 81 Ice cream az fol
iows: Robb Combs, gallons; Roy
rydings. S gallons Walter Clark, 9
gallons: Senator Frank DuvaII 2 gal
Ions: F~ed shaw. Charles stappf.
Postmaster Linthicum. each one gal
len.
There are so more gallons Of Ice
cream needed and any one wishing
ii pledge any amount may send his
name to the Capital.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
EMPTY STOCKING CLUB
IN NEED or TOYS

Just at this season Of the year many
people are moving. or cleaning house
or are going away and want to know
what to de- with odds and ends. The
Empty Stocking Club viii De @laa 70
receive any toys Or dolls and the
Rummage committee will be glad 70
nave clothing, hats, shoes Or brlc-a-
brac for the rummage sale ~ be held
IN the autumn for the beneflt of the
Emergency hospital
Any one having these articles may
send them to Miss Adele Randall
Randall Place. or notify her.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
MORTGAGES SALE OF
ANNE ARUNDEL FARM

Attorney Daniel RI Randall named
ii mortgage William H Moss. aAc.
tioneer. sold at mortgages sale today
Ill the Court House. s6 acres Of land
oil the public road about mile from
Queen Anne's bridge in the First dis
trict. The land ii improved by dwell.
ing and outbufldings. and was q part
of Roseland
The purchaser was Samuel Parker
Who paid $3.50 for the place.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
NaM Telenla0ne Ilireef0rn

A new directory. dated April. 1913,
was issued on Monday By the Chesa.
peake Potomac Telephone Company
for the Annapolis District There are
about fifty additional names Id the
new directory. and many changes SIS
10 phone numbers
Two pages at the front OF the book
are given up to general information
which Ii would be well for every tele-
phe0e subscriber To read carefully.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
CHAIRMAN APPOINTED
FOR EASTPORT COM

Al last nights meeting OF the COM
nittees for the welcome-home OF ser
vice men. Jesse Clark was appointed
chairman OF the committee Of ar
rangements for Esastport
Mr. Clark Will call { meeting In the
near future. after appointing all the
members OF his committee
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
EARD Of EDUCATION
MAS RE0RGANLzED
,..5in or Meeting Trans
"a ii Detail. Impossible To
continue stanton School
.aooLs CLOSE JUNE 1s

,, an, completion Of the regu-
ae Il the Hoard Of Educa.
ipne srantlel county CT their
s. aatthly meeting held yes
ta hoard was reorganized for
sautpr yi,ar III follows
,,d,e enJanan watkins presi.
Munroe, yice-presi.
aIss Theresa Wiedefeld. pri.
], pefyisor Mrs. Margaret ..
\. attendance officer Miss eliza.
aunford. clerk George w 3.
.ron colored supervisors Mr.. Jas.
Nuuroe attorney for the board j;
n and Company. auditors
pssrs BLACK q Company G. 2. A.
r.Itimere, were awarded the audit.
+ the treasurera books for the AS
vsar ending July Slst. 1919.
yGer business transacted In detail
II. snara was the following
gse Board heard the delegation Of
.aers III The question of raising
ses Iei lde April salaries,
iier feyleWing the financial sltfia-
II fEe lizard of Education and
ys.Iag i number Of discussions from
..snhars the delegation which In
a representative citizens from i'll
Iii II lie county the Board decided
d before tile County Commission.
X aaa request i prompt payment Of
finds due from local taxation
II delegation as q whole accompan-
lhe board TO, back up their re-
|sat After hearing Judge Watkins,
|sgesenting the Board of Education.
81 MI sudlcr, representing the teach
Il lhe County commissioners agreed
make provision to relieve the sit
asoa Il once
ne board decided to close The
sAools ior tlle summer vacation on
iFae .htne 18th The date for the
eepfning 10 be decided later.
Iesa brothers, Contractors. being
6 p9cst bidders on the Germantown
. West Amapolls schools. the Board
tsa ID award the contract as soon
ttals are available for the compile
q 4 lliese schools.
Hte Hoard accepted the invitation
ae 4upiy Commissioners TO con.
i with them on May 18th In regard
.ht h,lfret for next year
asHg q lack 81 funds the Board
sled that ii would be Impossible
eaHlnac The Stanton school as
sssesfesl al The last meeting of the
i letter from Miss Eleanor Drllry
fagihs of the position OF assistant
siaeipal of he new High School at
etssy Landing was referred 10 the
stsitN iperiniandent whose dugN II
# i.ale all teachers fer posi-.
.'as ii tniie Arundel county
" pifs hy Mr. Cochran, Of Sher-
vi Ferest lo build d school az lyle.
II station and take guarantee
tettsst Nas laid over.
sf!,f las business was completed
: aaafni adjourned 10 meet again Ia
fE'a On Oh Thursday, May 10th.
GEORGE FOX.
Secretary.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
BENEFIT PROGRAM FOR
ST. PAUL's CHAPEL

All entertainment will be given "
Murray Hail Saturday night. May ~,
FOR the benefit III 81 PauI's Chapel,
Brownsville.
Dancing viii foll0w The program
and there viii be sals Og ice cream
and cake. Il good program has been
prepared. And music viii ~ farm isaaed
hy 81 orchestra from Anmapolsa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07

SaiHr through the Ice At Lake
assta ii Massachusetts. Wheel
& Sepa4r,ison, Of LennOx. and Dam
Aseieali of Springfield, caught %
IS weighing So pounds and 10 pick
81 Wishing more than Il pounds
3 Fess'fa catch through the Ice III
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07

ItaIy,s demonstrations are not
AGAINST the people Of she United
states, but against their ruler. There
ii reminiscent favor TO that phrase.
There ii an ancient belief that any
one can be rhymed % death. Try 4
on the Kaiser
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07

arly Greeks ueed % drink sylh0m.
Tley we're very early bsfoFe tae pru-
nEbagi0nsstz Learned Aaanf aython waa y
sal htly term antad drink DARK br0Wn
i'll color, viii fr0sh on top ard made
frux Mopn nsa maa
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-04-10

p = q paunu y 4Ha ap4
80 MCCORNICKfL LAKE. o. VI a
aan,Ili 9Th q q q b n
Davis Elliott Yah saailed i At ths Lt;skks on
sVVBBaaay. .s.s snodc espoH
James Grundman spent Sunday att
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-04-10
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an ii LYMAN PRAIRIE y

~ ~ ~ X ~ ~ n ~ 81 q q y p * *
yGIMrs3 and Mrs. 7 Charles Ritter spent
/ Sunday with Mr.. and eMrs. Home,
Hamilton. .syGb VISA s 1o1
N. ID, -Ca9}Wlthoorp @ ANDY Winnifried
,Go ey WH thorn spent Sunday lppdasyn with AoM
Davis and family, ~aS.a4 W. "l ~ ~,
60. Mr., and Mrs, Roy Hamilton are the
happy 81 parents o4fs3aa bb Baby ri Eli Born
Saturday, April s: sns s5sffT Ss0qssH5
Mr.: ahd Mrs.. RSyeFF 20 and sfg son .R Rer
Callers at thei9e.o II. Judes 4h6mg on
Thursday Of last week. epI ziIoGheH
Ed Finch and Son, Max sss,t We're doing
veterinary work and Adehofning1 sev-
'eral days elast weekday o. vsbs9uI
Miss MateF Smith Of ngaue Gentle
spent Saturday and fSuDda Vt withNher
sister sMrs nGeo. IMtitney. slI9eT bnc
The young people Gof E.ytmsadn,w Pi fsi-
ME with put on aplay snextI Saturday
might, 9iAp rilg r12s iv"The aiPersecutsd
DutehmamH Charges abe d5e and25c.
sAlloafe inHited1to come! ssM gsIL
'sVMilton4 Hodson acconapaniedy i4by
Miss Erickson took Miss Hanson ! and
Miss Anderson to Sank Centremon
Sunday f is heped+ that, Milton will
not edy be as busy as as he has been il the
past two weeks weeks s19no0 .1ooI,o S Is
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day, April 18th. He has a good sci
Of machinery and cattle and will pay
you to come.
Arrangements have been made
whereby you can secure flour, bran
shorts, oil meal and oyster shells at
the feed warehouse in Little Sank. If
you desire any of the above, call at
the bank for your slip for same. This
stock will be on hand at all times,
and the price is right.
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PAGE THREE

L. T. Larson got his summer kitchen.
auto garage and blacksmith shon
built. Roy Boyer and Edward Jacob
son did the work. =
Mrs. William Meader called on old
friends and neighbors in this vicinity
last week, returning Saturday to her
home in Idaho.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-04-10

Ben Hultgren took the train for
Fergus Falls last Saturday to be
gone few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. sChas. Smith of Sank
Centre visited Sunday with the lat
eer's sister, Mrs. Conrad Freeberg and
family.
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q q a41Hs AsHssssa n.a = q q I
Nickl Jefferson .9lfslwesa was AIT tosakis Sat
-Ss% ns = qsg SaslpeSs. ,aejteyeb Se4qe5
s sre :. On business n IS Monday Ssh1rS
~, -. r: hlttef<was at oSakis op bu vi
1 hbess loeedtYeen trains c Monday: sbnps
mf ana MRS: Toilet aty; Johnson sReapp'
sunday with friends here in town.
Mrs. Frank. Head and niece Doris
Lee were osakis VISITORS Saturday.
JOS N lsl7 olle9tftt,c fer Aelrose, on
Wednesday, where he will work on a
FARM the coming SUMMER; %
, MRS leonard ii"RtterS 1oofi',Ward
Springs hwasl over" and II Visited odd
Friends here the first Of the, week..oG
w., Mrs. "a Bnschmidt of Ward Springs
VISITED az the F?'H:2Opitz homie and
other old friends here three days the
hrst OF the week 'e'''''''
Ben seryaHtlq EsS ATTENDED eng a. the funeral
OF ms uncfe' at Albertvllfe, MIMI,
fr1oaSo tetltfnahgo ihome5on the Sat-
9nfnaaay yo a1t l4ac Eraaln ebru2 MICS
-.IS INF ana Mrs. Mrs. HYgggh Owen Wsitad
S snt1r augntefrr AT Jhe KAll F sl
nome ~ az Mlelf r2ae TIRES days this week
;t{IqptI ,f hSo,mls tLsqefsdaYs sr4tca eds
rJlennnle larson t LETT for Candy, y MINI,
Il IihgErGssdaay afte q attending TIE 1 feral
e. PET 9s 1aatEhPesr r XlSsltlng 2 feYs days
with relatlyesfs S an9df TRENDS here n G.
r. l.. Braden, old time travelling
man TOT G2r 1E q 1 ferguson e, OF st.
a paq was IN town two DAYS this week
on Duslness.ahd ,Vislted TRENDS here.
I'm IVES. W ih h7l rkMead1er left toE her
nom nome at Blan NC Idaho, Saturday
aiT54er atEfEe 1 ths 1q9nneftiahl 9 dheH
tathlee1r, Neis Larson ana visiting relat7
yves Sand 1r11epqs mere ltr io4rr tte" gays.
MRS. Dan l Sane let ftt1 f9Fv Ralmpe ne !a
Weddnpesday, ;Wfs FL she 1e, gees e evlslt
her parents ana aft eng their Golden
y eqGdlFnFg ana ylslttG WIN gf oyer o,q
friends for q few w days niatt44l her old
home >~:a : "a liz. .-,,s yep.4E i,oo}
John cans VINO Is attenpo ing coltteege
at Collegevllle was operated on at tnat
ng lit lis reported that he is doing
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DR.. Julian Dubois called at A. w.
Larson's last Thursday.
MISS Cynthia Chase has been staying
at o. j. Johnson's this week.
Fred Hultgren returned last Sat-
urday from a trip to Hackensack.
Sask.
Lucille Birdsell is staying at Sank
Centre with her grandmother at
present.
Mrs. Fred Hultgren called on Mrs.
=. II. Erickson and Ellen Lundeen last
Friday afternoon.
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Games GrunQman spent Sunday a
the-DeMf6 k5ine..
ROLAND StewaEKSpent Saturday a
the J. E. Key k@AN
Joe DirnbergeSNHa caller at Gal
Grove Farm SunHE.
: Mrs. c. D. x&kspent the weel
end at the E1o5 FH4.
Wren WsfaAMsspoMhis mathe1
Mrs. D. q welhfiaay.\
Mrs. Ehr VIZ a visitor asst. Clout
Monday, fStfhpg thetsyfning.
Miss Nb& telifasoht shant severa
days at Il m last Meek.
Mrs. CAnfsfa ss iihe Jpolis, was &
guest at be Wilcox homgla last week
The Upstreamers class will hold its
meeting with Rsy and George Walker
Thursday Mas ta aftefI5gR & esg Afss9g
s a: Nj; and NJ: 5ss9asafeae;4ss
wBtsojx9 s sttss1nddead G sad K Centre
:SefSd last weak tobptaake the State ex-
-anninations.s1om on etsoo u
bfMrs Fred WaYlkker spent Saturday at
the home q her parents parents NJ Ma and Mrs.
MSMff; Pi fe9N Llee Wabka
John Wolfe a attended the Galienbanck
sale Thursday. ClRaEI
Miss Olive Cowden spent the week
end Vas the g,1estr of her cousins at
Shadow Lava Fafpa vsno!n
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles spent few days
last week with their grand daughteB
MiAJp&othg TANK EfEr 1874
Frank Tank, Sr., left Tuesday noon
his.wifes,who isgxery i'll j. I: ! j. -,
Mrs. H. C. Thomas and daughter,
Miss Agnes, werssentertaineag atgthes
>Grundman home Sunday. 81 Ss e. &
Up. Nc Kennedy and sonsP etcg WeGe
business callers At thes eaughrsn
farm one night lasE wsek RNE|
&Wm. Sieben, road manager Of the
State road, has been doing some very
effective work this spring. &
3Sam Hammerback of Little Falls
Was entertained at supper at the
Kennedy home Friday evening.
TsMmes. C. D. Wilcox, Minnie Mann,
aid Chas5 HdBcHnsSI 9pent Friday
afternoon with Miss Dorothy Tanky
sMissssElvEal afid TeaEsE Ken@hy /
Were entertained by Dola Grundman
gatSW GOD Dawn FFlafm.
sThe Helping Hand will meet with
Mrs. WgD Gibson "Wednesday 2 April
Ii. The meeting will be in the af..
tarnoon only. ,9C.S tx
SMaster Ray Ehr, who was operated
Oh for appendicitis few weeks ago,
isl gaining rapidlya and feels like Sa1F
E.aew ma1E' egs21o
ssMiss Olive Cowden left Tuesday
for eEIoiae, at Beardsley,- Mimi, afr |
ter completing,sa successful year of
school in Kand6ta.!sd 2UI ia
9Mrs. Minnie Mann entertained Mrs.
Chas. Hutchinson, Mona and Roger
asSi' John N5SaGaI I ssST3E
SMissuEGths LiNjngstsaa returned TOD.
hF homHso nsaEo Wss 5REs BEidds asy eftsrp
5esching in the school in district No.
Lug.
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E COUNTRY NEWS.

4dGehsoofEomdtL i've = corEsspondeatsT
$sIt2 of1ithe Rafats Distfictsdt 1@
Sns0 edt e lt!on tsyl s2nss!nss
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(TO BE CONTINUED.)
Paradise.

There is nothing that is nearer to
you than heaven. Paradise and hell.
into which of them are you inclined.
and to which Of them you tend to
walk, to that in this lifetime you are
most near. You are between both !:
and there is a birth between each of
them. You stand in this world be-
tween both the gates, and you have
both the births in you. God beckons
to you in one gate, and calls you; the
devil beckons you in the other gate
and calls you; with whom you go, with
him you enter in. The devil has
In his hand power, honor, pleasure and
worldly Joy. On the contrary, God
has in his hand crosses, persecution.
misery, poverty and sorrow but in the
root of these is fire; in tho fire there
is light, and in the light the virtue,
and in the virtue the paradise.-Jacoh
Boehme.
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A Remarkable Case
Given Up By Five Doctors
+ Chattanooga, Tenn. 1.-Two years
EaBSG I Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery

life but restored me
to perfect health
after five doctors
gave me up as hope
less. 1t was about
two months after my
first baby came and /
became so bloated
that / could not get
around at all and
finally I stayed in
my bed helpless for
nine weeks. The
doctors said / would
not live two weeks
when a neighbor re-
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On fhM pike

The old national pike. that magnif1-
cent road that used to run from Mary
land to Illinois, witnessed some sharp
brushes of fast driving and many an
adventure Of travel. The New York
Tribune tells one story about Henry
Clay, who was sometimes called the
"Father Of the Turnpike" He was
travelling along the pike in coach,
when the horses ran and spilled him
out headlong into the miry road. INC
harm DONE" he said when the driver
rushed to pick him up. "Only a poor
mixture Of Pennsylvania sand witt
Kentucky claYl"
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Celestino, the vaquero who had spent
the night at Pedro's side, was not to
be seen.
Stairway, rushing up the stairs, his
revolver in his hand, bestowed only
one look upon the unconscious Pedro
and rushed at the door Of Teresa's
room.
The door was locked. He called.
There was no answer. Everything
was perfectly still. He knocked at
the door loudly, calling again. And
now, when silence answered him,
great fury swept through him, his
brain seemed to be on fire, his voice
seemed to him to come from a great
distance as he shouted for an ak.
The ak came, but he had not waited
for it. A heavy chair had splintered
against the oak panels, but the panels
themselves were no obstacle to the
fury of his attack. They burst at
last, his hand found the key in the
lock upon the other side of the door,
the door was flung open.
Nothing, nothing but emptiness and
a wild disorder which told, had lie
needed the telling, of the girls abb
ductiOn!
That cry of hers had bespo&en %
struggle, brief and Intellectual.
And Teresa was gone with nothing
behind to show WHITTIER
Stairway ran through all the rooms
of her dainty s1ite, calling. Silence
and emptiness were his answers. He
threw open the windows to her bal.
cOny.
Horses" he shouted. "GauchO,
run to the stables. They are taking
her across the bOrder!"
The vaquero, too, heard the thud
of running hOofs out there in the
darkness beyond the oranges, under
stood, and sped upon his errand.
"Here is poor Celestina, senor," said
Esteban. He was kneeling on the
little landing a few PAGES removed
from the spot where Pedro lay. 81
think that he is dead. They have
struck him on the head. Jesus Ma
ria ! but it is a nasty blow, and from
behind"
Stairway scarcely heard the man.
He was looking for a ladder, seeking
to see how Teresa had been carried
from the house.
There was nothing.
He thought that there had been
many men here; that a man below
she was dropped down to him; he
shuddered at the thought, and once
more was running, now down the
stairs, which he took almost at
bound, through the dim corridors, and
toward the drawing room.
1.-THE senorita?' several voices were
clamOring at him. "Have they
harmed her? Blood OF the Savior,
have they dared lay hand upon her"
"She is gone," he answered crisply.
'Listen, cOmpanerOs. This is the
work Of Tore yonder. You know that.
But you must not harm him-yet!
There is time. See that he does not
escape. If he does not bring the Sc
norita back to US safe, unharmed-
then we shall know what to do, shall
we not, cOmpaneros?"
They answered him by silence and
the quick turning of black, fierce eyes
upon the man who had this second
thing to answer to them for. Tore
summoned his old bravadO and the
smile which went with 1t.
Tore did not speak, cut, turning
away, made a cigarette, Captain Jul
arez, seemingly just awakened, threw
his blanket aside and sat up on his
couch, his eyes rowing from face tn
face, coming to rest at last upon Tor
res as though he were awaiting s
leaders move. His eyes were as
grave as Torres, his sense Of crisis
as clear.
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CHAPTER TX.
The Key.

liz
Stairway had already recognized the
voice coming to them family from
the far eastern end of the building !;
a great fear for Teresa had already
leaped out upon him, and he had
flung open the door, running toward
her rooms.
Remember shouted Tore after
him, eff I die"
"Gaucho, Esteban, come with me -
called Stairway, his voice cutting
through Torres swift words. '"The
rest of you stay with your prisoners.
Do not harm them-until come back.
They alone can help us save your
master and mistress. But if they try
to escape then shoot them like dogs -
And he was gone, running swiftly
through the long hall, his words
floating back across his shoulder, the
heavy boots of Gaucho and Esteban
pounding just behind him.
Door after door he flung open as
he raced on through the darkness,
waiting for no candle. He came at
last to the broad stairway leading up
tn Teresa's rooms, GauchO and Este
ban at his heels. -
Here there was light, candle burn
ing fow upon the floor at the side of
Pedro's couch. And Pedro
"They have killed him." 1t was
Gaucho's voice in a little expression
less grunt.
Pedro lay upon the floor at the side
of his couch, his body half covered
with the blankets which had fallen
with him, his face very white, smear
Of blood across temple and cheek.