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New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Asst gnmen,s OF MORTGAGE.
Manhattan

NdNnaftan
54TH 81. 2Ie-}e f. Madison 1.
Gentrsi Pax West. 40, 9TH a. -oi
lgsth st 80; Madison a.. " o..
@5ih 81 Clara Rosenthal e. al ex-s si.-
20 Guaranty Trust G. % \ t4l
Bway. trustee. &c. sttys Goldsmith. l.
,Ssn & sT v - a. b,Say' "a Il assns. eaeh 81
tephen ol:n, hAine beck. N y. att
Lswyers Mort CO, 90 Liberty =, .
10Th ST. sol X. mtse sso.ooo. ), -
Kappa Iort 90 $50 Pwsy Holding Cor11
and i5o hWar Holding Corpn - Dela
w"re Trust Go. Wilmington, Del. att,
each e. :, i'eS'''"'ne' - Broad 81. assns
cf1NVENT ~. : " cor ,4sa -, go. -.
e l;spo Nr,hsr r, Al,7quist to state I Z
18TH ST. 5lo-l2 ": mtgo 5000 lfsrr',
a.ehreiosn a.. :, -" ana ano 20 Sami Raefoh
~ ~ = = lsSd st' 81 Al, atty. Jacob MerAn
ESP sT. 5to-s. v. Columbia Trust c.
~ s,.., sos'eTS, 70 Columbia Trust @. \ O.
way ''a"sefs i'''' d 7 Co. $50 Broad
47TH 81. 30 ". Tito Guar 8 T5.s. ss9' y2' g,'
70 To- Safionai Won ssv s. ha",: - Albany. stty
+9o a. -. 4lS " Titla Gusr & Trus. a.
10 20 : ess,e { bruenn. New KocholIe : Y
lsTH 81. COS West. wiilisn \ s. -
@n 1n' ,a ano' ,I L. es'ees' 10 Title Qua & wru-
18TH sT ~ Wes,: Vera Corner ,o -
y oeferhridg~ Mo~ristown \
-, Honaic Brown so Bway 49,,
- - t''N 81 a.. sarah t.ohu Ia Z. 4 ,
10y 60 attys. fr.ncnian & Il ee
zi5rh Sl 255 sth AZ. mige. $3.50. a.s
charged sept J.. 1919: snarow = "
H'sn"y 10 HY Siihert. ir Mors~,,ter. =
al! j. Campbell & Boisnd u chan
olST ST. 40 East mtgc. ss1.soo. So, az ~
Wood 70 Anna ]. Powell. Ch4tsar
J ATTY. Wilson " Powell. ? Wall 81
18th ST. 44i-5 EAst ) J Agency 80 81 7
Jameson tstrtys,
xcit & koobe - lvai' ST. Sis 90
80 : n 81 -.4 West. mtge. .sll 500; TiaI
Park av ard ano; ATTY. Lawyers 7 (
%. 100 Eway .....-............. :
4STii sT. Al West; Franklin sav nanx :
YIN EenAin. 1i9 West 77th 81 atty. v
" Powell, Wail st....-.........sf5.0 .0a
SOUTH ST. Mcpike sip: mtge, sss 900
discharged Sept IT. 1918. chas Ervar
edmr. u Jno y shepard, y Y AZ,
A. Lsnse. lea Hudson st.......Sfs.0 "a
lS9rii Sr, 55T-59 West fntge. 5ie ooa
Arco Realty Co 10 Saml 4 DAVIS. -
West 1Ilth st. atty. Saul Bernstein. !.
l20TH ST ~ West. mtge z50o. Mari
Maclay to Lawyers Tile q = c. IT
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New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

SOUTH ST. n Pike SLIP eox6o: Died
rich and Ily iinahe 70 ino r u Shepard :;
atty. Y G. & II Co, l76 Broadway. Jan
ANnNIN y CO: Daniel ana yettio splitter
Il Al to Israel Gewirts. 90 Broolnc st ::
atty \ Peruut. soc Broadway. Feb !,
VEST nHoADwA1. s41-4s; LORENZO y 1''Da a
and Teresa Cuueo ct I'll to Einathan
rhorn Realty Corpn. % Exchanse pi !.
attys. Ieiier, X & II, - Exchange pl;
17THE TsE 81 - g yor,o, p.:i 81 ~, 90
Corpn, 10 broadway. to Abel King l4s
+ b5th -. and Isaac Schorsch, 80 w
s'th si atty t'redk Lcse 25 Nassau st !;
5lsr s,r. As W; Wm D Tracy 10 Jno G
Clark aud Alice 9lcKihbin. oxrs.
Madeline 5 Rorers: attys, Obin. Clarl;
& FAe'ps' - ''Sssau St; Jan 80 igo .os !,
ID ~, p @ 10Th st. o5xio5: rartoia Mfs
,.o' 20 10 e 10Th It, to Wm Price. 27i
hoy & 'larSson 30 Court 81. Brooklyn
95TH 81. 9Ie ". ,rNn national Bihle IN
" Sijh 81. to Alice l. Thorne. 27o rar1
sv sua ii1 : Reynoias. 81 y e2d st
~ y ii.le Guar & 7 Co, 17G eway
t51li Sr. ill ". Jno 4 ana Aiandc NJ N
lieNnion 10 tho Franklin Ssv Bank
ajtg' ~, " NJ Powell Wall ST ian q: g.
ilsTIi ST. 4a5 u riga Il HotlperiS a''t TO
Har[ \ Edison, extrtA @ttys Wilde, = q
iGTH ST. u w; PhiNp Fitzpatrick to
Louis Il ITulbert adlnl ATTY, Tttle Quar-
7 Co. l76 Hway. March 20.
10TH Az. 2oa Hornard Sevinann. l234
s5ih s., Bklyn. atlys. Baldwin 81 NJ, -
Nassau 81 oct L. 1913 ..........$l 900
BkpADWAv, cor 1llth ST, runs II
.5.SN 75N = 25.2x ioox io0.li to
i = ii1th 81 \ " aa5 to beg Eockfall
Apartments TO Michael Friedsa,n: atty
" Il Coles, 40 Wall 81, Dec lb,
ST NICHOLAS FL. w = e..l u 1920 st,
s2X3f.t Victoria laah q st Nicholas
w. ~ Alfred Meyers. 6E Lewis av. Bslyn.
49, e., lais, a,ty, Eonasne. ~
l{1Tii ST. - ". the Renen Nea'ty co to
At.an.i" Finance Corpn. l92 BwaY. Dec
l9iS. atys Nettnsr, G. y a99
ltvaY -......... ............sS 81. 00S
4l2TU ST :, 2,o @ 9Th Az, lo.x8el1.
ilrans A X ana Ayhu NJ Poland white
Piaius. Y, TO Herry Seibe,t. ir; MAY
3 l9l2. atty. IA \ Braun. 912? Am
~t"rtl.,il4 Az ........ ............S 81 ) 90
SAME PROPERTY: i A * Ho.and to
Nioiet u pppsrman: Dec q. 1904 attys.
Campbell < Boiand. il Chambers ST.
$1,000
putcrhtid2r. o. Aiprristovn. \ y 70
Frank :, Dutcrbrid.se. Jan 1909; attv.
= - & r Go 1l5 BNay. ...... SIS 900
Gl%T ST. 80 ". Richard Carrcl SEQ "
i35iu 81. 10 Adele hnscland, ih4 r lis,
st. 'strN anj ,rustee viii Chas Knoeland
An -. 1919. attya p q " Eutcnips.
at b.. 44'.t II 81 $40 % ~
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
New York Buyers Find
Home in Westchestcr
Mrs. ]. De Forest .Junk;n Sells
Her Estate at Pelham Manor:
Other PrOnerties Sold

Fish & Marvin have sold for Mrs. j.
De Forest Junkin her Colonial resi-
dencc on Witherbee Avenue, at Pelham
Manor, to Joseph Grove of the Ameri-
can Red Cross of Now York, and for
the Briarcliff Realty Company por-
tion OF its property known as Nodine
Farm on the EIardscrabbe Road be
tween BriarcliT Manor and Pleasant
vile. comprising six acres with old
farmhouse and outbuildings, to Miss
Eliza beth Kerr. of .his city.
The same brokers have sold for Dud
ley 3. Lawrence his new frame house
on Park Avenue, Bronxvlile, 20 george
E. Root, Sd, of this city.
Sales of White Plains Houses
Prince & Ripley have sold for
Thomas A. Unsworth. Of Burlington,
VT, his residence with one and one
Of White Plains, to NJ. S. u. Godfrey
Of White Plains.
The same brokers have also sold for
Wilson II. Smith, OF the Merchants
Shipbuilding Corporation, at Hartman,
Penn, his Colonial residence on Crane
Avenue. White Plains, TO f. G. Bailey.
of White Plains, and for Julia c. Moore,
her English stucco cottage or Ruther
ford Street, White Plains, to Kenneth
+. Clark OF New York CITY; also sold
Tor Mr.. Jessie Nc Rae, her residence at
the northeast corner OF Nyack Avenue
and Second Street, Pelham Heights, to
Zeemus Carter. of Forest Hills, and
for Thomas & Anderson, n Dutch
Colonial house on Monterey Avenue,
Pelham Manor. The house ia now in
the course Of construction.
Gets North Taryytown House
The Robert L. Farley Organiza ton
has sold for Mrs. Marguerite Carey her
house in the Phillipse Manor section Of
North Tarrytown, to Harold X. Weed
OF this city. The same organization
has sold for Eugene Mckinley his
property on Broadway. White Plains,
to Kenneth Rossiter, of Norwa!k, Conn.
Yonkers Corner Property Sold
Charles Wynne and Louis II. Low
have sold to John A. Maracato the
dwelling at Landscape and Wellesley
Avenues, Yonkers, on plot 100 x 1871.
Thomas II. Burke was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Operators Sell in 1ssth Street
S425.OOO Apartment House
For Forest ls;lls

The Garden Apartments. inc, yester-
Day t'icd plans with the Queens Build
dio apartment building to be erected 81
Burns street and Tennis Place. j1orest
Hills, Long Island. The building vii!
cost $425,000. The excavation for the
foundation has already been opened
On the basement Aoor VIII be com
munity dining ,oom and billiard rooms.
The building wil be equipped with
elevators. The building is the second
Of It's type to be erected by the Garden
Apartments, Inc. 81 Forest Hills. Tim
Minis q Chapman arc the architects.
Stornberg Brothers ore erecting 6f-
teen $4,000 dwellings, Il. 1l2th Street
and Roanoke Avenue. Jamaica.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Buyers for Tall Building
In LAFAYETTE Street

The Brett & Goode Company has sold
for John Stevens Melcher, 235 and 237
Lafayette street. a twelve-story build
ing on plot 50x100 feet. The building
was erected in 1911 by the Citizens
Investing Company. which conveyed the
property in 1912 to Mr.. Melcher The
buyers are p c. Carter & Son, manu-
facturers of lacve curtains now located
in the Cuylcv building. The new owners
will occupy a part of thc building for
manufacturing business on Fobru-
AIRY /, 1920 and the balance of the
building as the leases expire
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
L. VI. Boomer Takes
Over the Hotel Wallick
Plans Extensive Alterations for
the Property and 10 Annex L.
io the Hotel CiariAsc

l.. n. Boomer, proprietor Of the Wal
dorf-Astcrla. McAlpin. Claridge and
Other hotels. has leased the Hotel Wal
Hex. al Broadway and 43d Street.
He completed the deal for the prop
erty before sailing OF the steamship
AQuitaAia yesterday for London. The
Hotel Nailick viii become an aurex
% the Hotel Cla.idge and viii be
maraged b. William Turner. manager
OF the Claridge. Extensive alterations
arc MANNED
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Ten Story Building
In Pine Street Sold
Buyer Said To BE an Electrical
Concern, Which Will Occupy
Considerable Snace

The ten-story building at 25 Pine
street, on lot 2A.2x74.7. has been sold
By tho New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company, Is trustee.
The building, which is now principal.
~ occupied by banking concerns, has
been bourh. by an electrical concern.
u a said. which takes the property
with view of occupying elk floors for
its executive offices.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Another Large Movie
Theatre for Asbury Park

through the William G. Burroughs
Agency at Asbury Park. n J.. plot of
aox@S, with an l. OF 126xl0o. on which
he Will erect a picture theatre with
seating capacity of 1880. This makes
the third theatre controlled by Mr..
Rosenberg in Asbu7v Park
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
More Become Owners
Of Homes i'm BROOKLYN
Demand for Private Dwellings
Keeps Brokers in All Sections
ON the .JumD

The Realty Trust has sold for the
Alec Building Company the one-family
dwelling at 206O Sixty-ffth Street to
r. M. Tawil.
The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold %S4 Tompkins Avenue, two story
dwelling, OIL lot 20x100, to Herbert
Barton.
east corner Of East Fourteenth Street Str en
and Avenue r, upon which to erect six
one-family dwellings.
Burling & Swan have sold $50 Quin-
cy Street, three-story and basement
dwelling, for Susan E. Tompkins.
The Meister Builders have sold to a
client for occupancy 260A Tillary
Street, a one-family brick house.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Staien Island Buvcr 10 Build

Moffatt & Schwab have sold for
Charles d. Durkee, Of Grasmere. p
plot at Battery View Park. Tompkins-
Vile, Staten Island', TO Frederick John
son, who intends to erect q dwelling
thereon.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Rcsc'ls Long Beach Lots
Bought Recently al Auction

/. G. Wolf has sold two Long Beach
boardwalk plots, 1eox40. which no
bought recently at the auction sale
conducted by Joseph P. Day to a buyer
who gave Mr.. Wolf substantial profit
on his investment. The new owner will
improve the site with an apartment
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Purchaser OF Edgemerc Plot
VIII Build Bungalows 5

Martin Griffin has purchased from
Marcus NramcS d plot on Beach Fifty
fourth Street. between the Bou levard
and the Ocean, tdgemcre, Long Island
ss Sue for three stucco bungalows.
Bays Lots at Baldwin
William p Jones has sold for J
lfu.ior Ellison TO Katie L. pearsnll
.hestwo lots. 25X125 each. on the north
si&e Of Brooklyn Avenue, 200 foct cast
O. Grove street, Baldwin. Long Island
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Ii. :i,c Auction Market

~ Joseph ! Dav.
SD -. go i3st, (. l06 r. LIT .. 1-x
1905. sty INT. ) Coleman. gdn agt
TiilnN Eealty - q al; i lsrosnan.
atty, dut. li.4s6.42. "a Vcs etc. Ssls.tS
snll 20 plaintiff for So epN
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
NEW .jERsLY

BUY NOW IIGH. UEAITnrIr
al COT NJkN iicNl5>
~ 80 % ANS quick service ralirodd: atiIec-
sss .a',iS pres $4,000 up TO s75 ooo state wants
sssS, .sS"~n. ~. = "ri;e or IAone siaoun, would
W eS's, eh tsir tctsus WuIan Z. EiQhar
z ra'na"' Phone as.
Underwood, N. J. o'''ss's sos esG,sc'''
"''' q hen 'a- under cost OF ,~,n>leu.,l0..
eifIwHlsTls K L!vlNGSToN
- D' al s.. EAslewood y !
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Buycvs for Wes. Side House

Harry Eugarman has sold for Mary
A. Smith a6 West Hath Street. three
story dwelling on lot l7Xl0c.
Sale IN 18th Street
The Freehold Construction Company.
Abraham Nevius, president. has sold
the taToo-story house or lot 1S,;l0O.ll
a. i6 Vest 10th Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Bus Great Neck Plot

Mrs. Alice T. Watson has bought q
plot comprising 1900 square feet at
Great Neck, Long Island. from Alice
Gray. who VIII improve tho site. |. G..
Wolf was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
tIcckscl,er Rents
tSuilding on .,b!h Street

Cush'nan & Wakefield have leased
.or August Ueckscher the four-story
building at . and 8 West Fifty-slxth
Street TO Charles p Beiling.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Easi @0fis street BUYER
Plans Factory for Site

The Bank of Great Neck has sold
the vacant property. 25x1o0, at 500
East Eirhticth Street, TO the Dry Dock
Sheet Metsl Company. Tho buying
company VIII erect threc-story fact
ory Oh the site. |. &. Wolf was the
broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
3so SEASh0RE LOTS s5e

."s.ns estate Saie regular $50 ga
s-ss 1913 1913 so s. down. s. monthly. In
NJ 1t.e. r,.. situated . miles from Creator
coas, -! limits on Jersey snore. opposite
ss n.end High and cry. Near bath
etvsts.c'.' trolley and station. stores.
sasa,s schools y. y boat landing
llrt1 Sept. 2l, meet ruc from II 10
yt.s M, ~, front Of IA Liberty st. r. \.
C.asr,,% %%ets or address L l.. SEARi,.
- oelNery. Keansburg Beach. y. :
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
NEW lOKk STATE

AN GoiNG ABROAD -WA>w QylcIN
Hom house. requiring reno.aTils ~ yes
S Ss|u' ,,aojclnlns kuo,'s headquarters at
S,r. N45-sor. ou State Road. near New
~-'sh' Owner H. HoS 90, Tribune Otice.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Building Loan Contracts
xtro,

' USE A. 9s0 l7sfh 81 .sxlas.
1Ny Mortgsse Co loans talha.lA .orpn.
10 erect 4 o-stof3 apartment 90 pa
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
NEW ROCHELLE

NEW srUCCO HOUSE. I rooms and bath.
steam neat. large plot; restricted park.
pvtce $500. Terms. REi \ARD &
kRAFT. 2o6 Ifuguenot st. Phone 254l,
New EOChc.lc
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Big Day in Bronx
Apartment Trading
Operators Purchase Row of Six
Houses in Longfellow
Avenue

Alexander Selkin and David Mintz
have sold to Dixie Security Companv z
Cransman president, the six fiye-storv
apartments at 1866 to 1174 LongfelloW
Avenue and 1157 to 1865 West Farms
Road, on plots 49x9l each, irregular.
Operators Resell 10th st. Houses
The Benenson Realty Company has
resold TO a client of ]. Rubin two tiva.
story apartment houses at 742 and 752
East 10th Street, on plots 72x95.
Buys in Mott Avenue
Nohring Bros. have sold for Nearv
Blum 800 and 1872 Mott Avenue. at the
southeast corner of 11Ath Street five.
story modern apartment, on plot 50
MOO.
Investor Gets Corner Flat
Max Cohen has bought through J.
krinsky the five-story apartment. on
plot 51.6x100, at the southwest corner
Of Boston Road and l6Sth Street
Home St. Corner Deal
Samuel Cowen has sold for the Steb-
bins Realty Construction Company tho
southwest corner Of Home Street and
Stebbins Avenue, three story fiat with
stores, to Mr.. Bloom.
Sale in Union Avenue
Frederick Brown has sold to the Rus
ler Realty Company the Goldhill Court
at 827 Union Avenue, six-story eleva-
tor apartment, on plot 79.10x1O5 Lett
ncr, Brener & Starr were tho brokers.
Buyers for Dwelling Properties
Goldsmith g. Goldsmith have resold
to q client Of Williamson & Bryan the
three-story frame house at as- Faile
street, Oh LOT 25x10b.
J. Clarence Davies has sold for Ed
ward J. Murphy to Eli Mchaelson lO45
Fox Street, one-family house, on lot
25X100.
Operators Sell in 1ssth Street
Charles Wynne and Louis H. Low
have sold to Charles A Barge the six
story apartment at $50 East 198th
Street. on plot 37.6x10o. The sellers
have taken in part payment the lot on
the north side of East 1s1st Street, 100
feet east of Vyse Avenue, 80 feet on
East 1Slst Street, and running through
and facing % feet on East 1a2d Street.
john Il. & Oscar L. Foley were the
k1-oEnrs
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Me PALISADES LOTS sac

Ia t,sa a,sseH. closing Subdivision. sncridc-
oay sois ss9. IS down. 8 monthly.
sc niles from Riverside Drive. oppo-
i nlama,s Tomb Oh beautiful Palisades.
.a,,, a DC not miss this uni nnhesrd Of oppor-
u An,'." the property sunday. sept
10 Wy az =. y sharp a, Room 300
tqley ss'h ~ opposite Macy y. Free
N. i1S W. lerly tickets. S h. BRUCE d
W. Ssth st. New Yora.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
PORT CHESTER

BARGAIN. Beautiful country home 10
rooms. bath. fireplace. beam ceiling. ex-
pensiveiy finished; garage; grape arbors
shade trees; 80 minutes Grand Central
PRICE $il.oO0. Terms satisiac tolliy ar
ranged The Olivere -Gaincy Agency.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19

REAL ESTATE Al AUCTION
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
COLLEGE, POINT. l.. J.

FOR SAKE IDEAL RANG
Nts, 5enQ feet g. waterfront. with i
ares deep vater. Psnusy Long Isl
Aaa "s mad c0unrctien. price Vcry MoueT-
Ne' JOHN 7. RAPP, College Point, l..
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
REAL ESTATE
noRorGH Of MANnATrAN

..-r so East. tArce-s1ory and basement
VIZ. s0c.iing. Immediate possession.
c,rs.aker Pr.ce <-2.s9o' iV8u'e' 't'-
,sysas.or Avr.
,-,,r, srA OISTI.-,-T WT.Sr SaN
n .-... ens oil toI~s. 30 te'; VIDE hiFN
'irss 'oa' . s..e59e as ,,uoST ~'SrF II 'o's noI
81 TriSun' o'ice
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
WEsTCHES1tE COUNTY
EVERY ONE ADM,RES 1T
EDWARD N. WEST, INC.

me c'f Nhii" r.etns opp. tslio
Cheyenne record., 1919-09-18

see q way out Nothing to do but to
stay with Toni
Maddening. too, that at the mess
table, she caught Richards eyes turning
toward, resting on, Innes Hardin. The
girl herself did not seem to notice
artful, subterranean. such stalking
That was why she had come running
back to the HeadIngl That the reason
Of her anger when she had hinted Of
the Maldonado. She learned to hate
Innes. Bitterly she hated Rickard.
"Tom." she said one day. He
turned with a swift thrill Of expecta-
ton, for her voice sounded kind; like
the Gerty Of old. II have always
heard that Mr.. Marshall has terribly
strict ideas. think he ought to hear
Of that Mexican woman. 1t is demOr-
alizing in a camp like this"
II tell Marshall anything against his
pet clerk?" The Hardin lip shot out.
He'd throw me out of the company"
The pretty scene was spoiled. To
his dismay, she burst into a storm Of
tears, tears Of self-pity. Her life lay
in tatters at her feet, the pretty fabric
rent, torn between the rude handling
Of those two men. She could not have
reasoned out her injury, made it con-
vincing, built out of dreams as 1t was.
heartless, scheming dreams. Because
she could not tell It, her sObbing was
the more violent, her complaints inco-
herent. Tom gathered enough frag-
ments tn niece the old story
Ashamed Ct him. He had dragged
Cheyenne record., 1919-09-18

Her hand met his, but not her eyes.
II he did not go quickly something
would happen; he would see her cry
ing. The angels that guard blunderers
got Rickard out of the tent without
a suspicion of threatening tears. She
threw of her negligee and the pale
blue slip; the tears must wait for
that. Then she flung herself on her
bed and shook it with the grief Of
wounded vanity.
That evening the chief had ,visi-
tor. The wife of Maldonado. some Of
the fear pressed out Of her eyes,
brought in his laundered khakis.
socks, darned and matched; all the
missing buttons replaced. '> 80
II haven't worn a matched sock" I"
he told her, "for months. That's great.
senora." .. ..H-
He wanted to get to bed, hut she lin
gered. She wanted to talk to him
about her troubles; he had cautioned
her against talking about them in
camp, SO she overfowed to him
whenever she found a chance-about
Maldonado, the children. Lupe. It
NuS SSlIlht "CuA AAS1 ouS Ao SoAAN
not shove the poor thing out.
Sonora Maldonado gave sharp in
take of breath, an aborted scream.
Rickard, too, saw a mans figure out
side the screen door. The Mexican
woman pressed frightened hand to
her heart. OF course 1t was the venger
full Maldonado- would kill her
"If I am intruding," It was the
voice of Hardin.
"Come right in," welcomed Rickard.
"Get along, senora." The Maldonado
slipped out into the night, her hand
still against her heart.
Hardin, a roll of maps under his
arm, entered with q rough sneer on
his face. A dramatic scene, that, he
had interrupted! And Richard, who
did not like to have women in camp.
White women!
Rickard, still sleepy, asked him to
sit down.
II wanted to speak to you about
those concrete aprons. They tell me
you've given an order not to have
them"
Rickard resigned himself to long
argument. It was three o'clock when
Hardin let him turn in.
When he was getting ready for bed
he remembered the melodramatic
scene Hardin had entered upon. he
stared comprehendingly at the screen
door-seeing with understanding Har-
din's coarse sneer-the Maldonado,
breathing fast, her hand over her
heart. "Of course he'll think-good
lord, these people will make me into
an old woman! I don't care what the
whole caboodle of them think!"
Five minutes after blowing ous his
candle he was deeply sleeping.
Cheyenne record., 1919-09-18

her down into his humiliation" His
sweet moment had passed.
he spent few futile moments try
ing to comfort her.
Don't come near me-" It burst
from her; q cry of revulsion. he
stared at her, the woman meeting his
eyes in flushed defiance. The hatred
which he saw, her bitterness, corroded
his pride, scorched his self-love. Moth
ing would kill his love for her; he
knew that in that blackest Of mo-
ments. He would never forget that
look Of dread, of hate. He left her
tent.
That night, the cot under the stars
had no tenant. Hardin had 1t out
with himself down the levee.
That valley might fulfill Estrada's
vision and his labor; might yield the
harvest Of happy homes; but his was
not there. He had been the sacrifice.
Cheyenne record., 1919-09-18
CHAPTER xxIll-contInued.


The veil of fear was torn from her
eyes. The trembling woman was gone,
a vengeful wildcat in her place. LEFT
me, Maldonado7 Left his home,
where he traps the Indian with one
coin in his pockets7 No, senior. He
brought her to our home, there; Lupe,
the wife of Felipe. the Deguino. I
told him not to fool with Felipe; the
Indian was dangerous; he had hot
blood. Maldonado struck me-he
kicked me-he said was Jealous
and hit me again.
"Maldonado told me to get a big
meal. told him that it was for Fe-
lipe. When I said I would not cook
for that treachery he cursed me, he
kicked me again." She threw off the
reboso, dragging her dress loose.
Don't" frowned Rickard. He had
seen a welt across her shoulder
screaming line of pain.
She wound the reboso around the
dishonored shoulder. II cooked his
dinnerl There was lot of liquor
Felipe was drunk; the tequila made
him mad, quite mad. He seemed to
know something was wrong; he fought
as Maldonado dragged him to the cell,
the senor remembers the cell? The
next day Maldonado sent for two ru-
rales. They started the next day for
Ensenada. taking Felipe; that day
Maldonado brought Lupe home. I
said she could not stay and he
laughed in my face, senior. He put
me outside the walls. I beat that
gate until my fingers bled. remem-
bered the kind face of the senor, and
then I came here. You will help me,
senor2''
Rickard shook his head. II shall
have to look into this thing. If this
is true It's prison for your husband.
You won't have to fear Lupe."
"When he gets out he will kill me.
senor."
The terror was selling her again.
Before she could begin her pleading
he called to MacLean.
"Ask Ling to find tent for Sonora
Maldonado. Tell him to give her a
good meal"
He must trap the rogue. That In
fernal place must be closed. The
woman had come in the nick Of time.
Those tribes were to be guarded as
restless children. ....t