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termination came into her inien and
voice.
ut is a chance, senor." she said.
She rose and stood looking at him
steadily. still ignoring Tore. ut is a
game OF dice with our destinies."
"And you will play 1t, senoritaY r
eagerly from the American.
She made a little gesture as though
she were handing something to him.
II place the dicebox in your hands.
May /, Senior Billyy
Then" cried Stairway, 1--WE must
waste no timel CAN Pedro"
She rang. Tore, still watching sus-
piciously, made no comment. Pedro
came In his swift, silent fashion.
"Send word to Gaucho to come to
the house Immediately" Stairway told
him. LET him bring three men with
him. Let them come armed. And see
that Captain Juarez does not leave
the house. i shall-entertain Senior
Tore
A quick light Of understanding
Ieaped up In Pedro's eyes. He turned
with a brief, grunted 'Bueno," and
hurried on his crrand.
Tore had leaped to his feet, his
face crimson.
"What does this meanT' he cried
sharply. "As heir to the De la Guerra
estates I demand"
"Sit down." Stanway's voice was
very cool, but It rang with an unmis-
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The blues
Caused by


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GREEN'S G . FLOWER

In the good old summer time when
fruits Of all kinds are getting ripe
and tempting, when cucumbers, rad
ishes and vegetables fresh from the
garden are too good to resist, when the
festive picnic prevails and everybody
cvereats and your stomach goes back
on you, then is the time for august
Flower" the sovereign remedy for
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stimulates the liver, cleanse~ the In
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life worth living. Sold everywhere. Adv.
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cHAPTER VI.


TN|I - Lf
ssvldnl has returned, senor."
Biry Stairway awoke with a start.
The late afternoon sun was streaming
through the drawn curtains Of the
Euessrocm to which he had been
shown. ana Pedro stood oser his bed.
.vidal has brought Mr.. Dempton
back with himf'' be asked. sitting up.
Isl. scners grinned Pedro. II
think that Mr.. Dempton did not like
to come. but"-and he shrugged elo-
quently-"you know Vidal. senor.r
'Torre and Juares have had no
word together7 They know nothing
.. our having brought Dempton to the
rancho1s
Stairway slipped out Of bed. his
great sinewy body towering for a mo-
ment over the lesser form Of the
breed.
'sYop are : gentleman. Pedro" he
mid warmly. ~Your master. when he
comes back 70 N, win have you 20
thank a. much n anyone. Now, will
you ask your senorItn 20 cone to the
library1 And thenrW win You So that
Vidal brings the lawyer therel"
Pedro went about bis eErands and
8tanWay. dressing swiftly. went % the
library. which he had chooses because
e VA at one end Of TIE houpe, and
50 I place n which to conveEee with.
but fear Of being overheard ~ Iofre
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His Comfortable Way.

"Ah, Squirrel saluted a neighbour
"hcw did you find the speech last
night by the Hon. Bray Lowder on
the burning issues of the day?"
Splendid T. replied the Old Cod
ger. Il don't know when I have e
joyed the outburst of an Hon. SO
much"
But YOU all appeared to be n
sleep the most of the time, and"
Appeared to be? BY gosh! I was a.
sleep all the while after the first 1c
minutes."-Kansas City Star.
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unfortunately, In answering his
summons TO the rancho. ! came too
late for him to make me cogn:zant
OF the hiding place. Perhaps you,
prima mia, are better informedT'
Perhaps" she answered him quiet
Iy, though the color still ran red In
her checks.
'And perhaps" added Strnway Sig
niicantIy. "Snnor Tore would be glad
10 have knowledge Of this banco;
would be glad to have the money
handed over TO his emissafy?"
'EmissaryT Again Torres black
brows arched. "The fabrications Of
the Americano's suspicious are truly
wonderful He would suspect me Of
robbIng myself?'
He laughed i~nsolently. Stairway
looked q~uestionIngly at the girl.
"Prima mia.' began Tore.
The girl whirled upon him, her eyes
flashing.
"Senor Torre.r she cried passion
ately. you make 1t necessary for me
to remind you that our relationship is
not Of my choosing. and that we are
not close enough for you to call me
cousini II you find II necessary to
address me at all I should like to be
addressed az Senorita de la Guerra.
Please remember"
Torre flushed angrlly but managed
his careless smile.
AS you wish, Senorita de Ia Guer-
rn," he retorted. sMay I suggest
something's"
what Is IT." shortly.
Merely this: This man who calls
himself Captain Juarez may be a rank
impostor, as well as q scoundrel. Be-
fore even considering the matter Of d
ransom would It not be we'll to ask
him to prove to us that he knows at
least where u kinsman is7 II you
rang for Pedro again and sent him
with the message
Teresa rang and sat In a muslng
silence until Pedro came.
"Pedro." she said then. 'tell Captain
Juarez that we are considering his
proposition. Tell him further that we
wish 70 be certain that he really
canes from the
Pedm bowed. Withdrew. and re-
turned almost immediately his face
strangely white. his hand shaking a.
he held out something TO the girl.
III h the masters ring" he said.
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4srT DOWN."

Bynopsis-genor Antonio de la
Guerra, a fine old Spaniard living
on his ancestral estate IN the
American side OF the Mexican bor-
der. Is Informed by his American
lawyer, Dempton, that there IL a
tevsTs:es S=sor in HE will. He
thereupon signs a new VIII. without
reading II. While this Is going on
his adorable granddaughter and
heiress. Senorita Teresa. Is out on
her rose-covered balcony listening
TO American ;ove-making from Billy
Stairway, owner OF the Painted
Rock ranch. Teresa goes to join
her grandfather and finds him gone,
with the drawing room ia disorder
and blood on the floor. The AMER
lean takes command OF the situa-
ton. Senior Eduardo Ramon Tore.
a hated kinsInen. arrives. Stairway
and the pe III Guerra ranch hands
refurn from vain pursuit Of the
bandits. The new win disinherits
Teresa and makes Tore sole heir.
Captain Juarez. nominally repre-
EentAig the bandits. appears and
demands $4,000 ransom for De la
Guerra. Tore. Is heir. assumes
control
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Those who contribute nothing tc
progress are sinners against society
They consume earth's prod..rts and ia
nothing to add to earth's luilness. Nc
man has a right to take out OF the
world more than he puts into 1t. Gods
laws and opportunity make It possible
for every man to add something to
progress. The more men work to ad-
vance the common good the fewer win
be the sinners against society and the
greater viii be the peace among men,
Exchange.
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Tore shows his hand and
makes threats. Stairway
defies him and makes coun.
terthreats.


On March n. ii 1918. on Easter
Sunday. Ponce de Leon discovered land
after his voyage 0f exploration from
Porto Rico. De Leon had sailed IN
search Of the mythical island Of ~.
mini. where the "Fountaln Of Youth
wns raid to be. when he discovered
land on Ire North American continent.
He named the country Florida. on aes
count OF the ~profusion Of ilowera
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taxable sternness. 1--WE are going to
begin our game Of dice presently. And
YOU will do well, senior, In playing your
hand to keep right on smoking and
SIT down |"
His hand moved q very little as he
spoke. coming to rest upon his right
hip. Tore sat down.
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stock market Travelled deal
which stocks
declines from 10 points.
holiday
speciales
orally high levels this movement but stocks supplied in such
fill quickly
trading the of
facilitate liquidation
the few weeks
which advanced bid
high
liquidation which
reactions after the
United 112&
advanced to 49, but than lost this the decline which occurred
widest which
all
242 1t dividend opening declined
the rail
list, advancing to 9214.
There heavy dealings again Liberty Bonds and Victory notes
of
bonds demand when railroad stocks active
Convertible which
a
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VIOLENT GAINS MADE
IN OUTSIDE MARKET
Magma Copper Leads With
Sales Of 5000 Shares Gen.
eraI Asphalt in Demand

New York. July Trading on the
Broad Street Curb was lively in many
stocks with violent advances in several
issues.
Magma Copper, following the lead of
specialties on the exchange. moved up
from Al to 81 on trading of more than
5000 shares.
Fisk Rubber Tire rose 5 points. to
30, and there was a good demand for
General Asphalt, which sold at 81
to 80.
Tobacco Products Exports was an :
other strong feature, advancing from
"a to 81. United Retail Stores ranged
from S6h to 95.
There was initial trading in Simms
Petroleum, about 10000 shares being
traded in during the morning at 21h
to 22la. Sinclair Consolidated sold at
62h to 631a, and Sinclair Gulf at
601a to COZ.
American Marconi, on trading of
more than $4,000 shares, ranged from
SIS to 6R. Havana Tobacco opened
at % and dropped to 20. The com
mon sold at 6as to 5B.&,
Submarine Boat was TRADED in at
1917 to 16A. Swift International
sold at 81 to 81h. Clinton Wright
sold at 81 to 36h. Aetna Explosives
was traded in at II to 1875.
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WEATHER AND MONEY
SEND COTTON LOWER
Higher Currency Rates Lead to
Freer Offerings, Causing
Drop of rs Points

New York, July BETTER weather
and higher rates f6r money led to freer
offerings of cotton and forced the mar
ket off 70 points from the toy today,
following good gains in the forenoon.
The selling came from the south.
particularly from New Orleans opera
tors and from Wall street interests,
who influenced by recessions in stocks,
due to the jump in prices for funds.
There was an absence of sustained
support in the last hour and southerners
who arrived here today intimated that
crop conditions were not as bad as had
been painted. They declared that dur
ing the past fortnight there has been an
Improvement in many important sections
of the belt.
Reports from local drygood district
noted n big demand for goods at fur
ther advances in quotations.
The market closed steady 8 to 30
points net higher.
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VD Pf7LADELPHzA STOCK QUO7ATYONS
STORAGE TOUCHES
NEW HIGH RECORD FOR YEAR
Crdmn Makes Sensational Jump Limited Sale-Unite
Railtoays Investment Makes Its Appearance.

Philadelphia
this
furnishing the
dwth
to
epor on the Street the
e order outsiders
Shpbuidng
.. nave been connected with possible the
~
man iGr the hrst time since 1917 sold 33 with S4 the
n eased off the close although the gains Of the
"e issued held Philade
Company
was large trading to show a decline r day
investment block Of Of hsod at a
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The New England Trust Comoany
TRUSTEE
JAMES R. HOOPER. Presiden,
Boston, Mass, July 9, 1919
TO THE HOLDERS OF
so Collateral Trust Sinking Fund
Gold Bonds
OF THE
SYRACUSE LIGHT & POWER m
DUE JULY l. Ia64 ~

,5w TUE yoRK E8gIrasLE .Soasssn TausT COMPANY OF
2 Sso6MSrANT oE AMERfcA. Z TrSs:e.T sss TRusr RIs
4 Power Company. dated April Ia LSht IaGs
hereby invites proposals. for sale to Il Of fV q;
many nonds r, ssS1rea merely as will exhaust
dFed sne Twenty-four Dollars and twelS. IS.
gents 0se. .424. ID In accordance with tss
Of Trust. Deeo
Noon on july TO- Isis. and Hs ssouId SS,s'Sss 8. sn
fhs syrscuse Lisht q Power CO.. N'ha Oh
me rtEht is reserved to reject any and
rropoksis OF bidders unknown 10 a.,
TruEtse. must be accompanied by sstisfse.
tory referenceg
THE EoUTTABLG Trust COMPANY on
N NEW YORK Trustee.
Dated New York. N. T.. July 2. 1915
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.PROF|T.TAK|NG HALTS
TRADE IN SECURITIES
Pace During Early Hours Too
Swift to Endure-Public's
Confidence UnaItered
Stock sales today on the New York
exchange totaIed zoos, 900 shares.

New York. July THE New York
Evening Suns financial review this
afternoon is as follows:
Today's market was a repetition, on
a more active scale, of the last stock
exchange session. Nothing developed
during the three day suspension of bust
ness to alter the public's confidence in
the outlook for higher values.
Trading started off with rush of
buying which included virtually every
thing on the list. Net gains ranged from
to ) points by midday and miscel-
laneous properties scored even larger ad
vances. Stutz Motor. for instance, cross
ed 100 for a 10 point rise.
There was a large accumulation of out
side buying orders awaiting execution
at the opening in response to the crop
of bullish literature sent out over the
week end by commission houses. The
forward pace during the first two hours
was too swift to endure and invited a
good deal of profit taking and profess
sional pressure which began to tell
somewhat in the early afternoon.
The expected thing happened this
morning when prices climbed rapidly
and easily. The confident buying which
entered the market last Thursday and
caused an uprush of quotations showed
pretty plainly that the SO called public
had again taken the bit in its teeth
and was anxious to repurchase stocks
sold on the money scare fortnight
ago.
Today's quotations for call money
gave no further cause for uneasiness,
call loans renewing at per cent. Phe
bank statement published Saturday dis
closed Il large shrinkage in surplus, but
very little attention was paid to this.
| The street is mentally prepared for
tight money for some time, and it is to
be remarked that high money rates
usually accompany all periods of great
| industrial activity and are symptom
of healthy business conditions.
Little attention was paid to anything
outside of the market itself, and, In
deed, there was very little market
wise news Traders concerned them
.,9 III ..,,5r;ro troJe and cron 70 =
eeive' WI WI auu, h,,;Id;nr sarras ana
porls anu - | hottarmant aoina on nv ~
ho'eu sne aatoI s, i;naS as ;rnn StaaT
coal and copper.
In the first half q the session. the
lhuus.ia, t! ~ staOi sharos ioadino baro
,eh.tos Ishs 60 .n staal crossod IIS os -
ohlteu .hnsi.stio hrvina swan. go
waNe 49,, % go oarrvins nracticsnv nj,
90 tbese ISSUES 10 new high levels of
M o ~ rs Pstb,sbem steel and Cruc;hIe
III w addod fve no;nts to their quota =
49, % witbin a verv short timeN The
oonnsrs @ in turn. were given another
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MoNEY.lENpING RATES

NEW YORK-Money on call, mixed
collateral opened at G per cent; high II
low 8; last -; closed 11@12; ruling
rate 0 per cent. Industrials opened at
6R per cent; high 10; low 6H !; last 10
closed 14@15; ruling rate per cent.
Time money was extremely quiet to :
day, the ruling rates being @ per cent
for all maturities. There were a few
renewals but virtually no new money
was brought out during the early ses
sion. ... ... =.
Acceptance bills were unchanged at
Az 6 5-16 per cent.
The market was dull with but a small
volume of bills changing hands.
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FINANCIAL NEWS-CLOSLNG NEW YORK A.
ADVANCES AND RECESSIONS
MARK TRADE IN NEW YORK
Huge Accumulation OF Buying Orders Ouer Holidays Cdus
Early Gains-Den,and Is Filled and Recessons FolloW
High Points in Today's Financial NeiUs

Trading with York Stock Exchange,
steel ndustra and spes taking the lead Electric Stor
continues absorb the local exchange while
the Shpbuing high record Violent ad
made in several Curb stocks Weekly statement of the
Association loans and gains
deposits exchange market weak with
ling the lowest point since 1915 Cotton strong Corn
touches high York
n London
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FINANCIAL
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
SINCLAIR OIL & REFINING

Three Year First Lien Seven Per Cent
Sinking Fund Gold Notes.
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant TO
!. 1917. from Sinclair on & Refining Cor
New York (now Central Union Trust
Company of New York; as Trustee. said
Sinclair Oil Refining Corporation has called
e, redemption on the 4th day Of August.
crued interest thereon. all of the said notes
now outstanding and secured by said In
denture of Mortgage. after which date all
interest on said notes will cease and all
coupons attached thereto will become null
and void.
Said notes will be redeemed and all sums
due thereon paid at the office OF Central
Union Trust Company OF New York. No. so
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan, City of
New York. on and after August 4th, 1919.
upon the presentation and surrender of
said notes IN negotiable form with ali un-
matured coupons thereto attached
Ownership certificates covering accrued
interest to August 4th, 1919, should accom-
pany the notes when presented for redemp-
tion.
Dated July 3D. 1919
TION.
By ]. FLETCHER FARRELL.
Treasurer.
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, Dubois Heads Western Electric

New York. July 7.-Charles G. Du-
Bois, comptroller of the American Tel
ephone and Telegraph Company. has
been elected president of the Western
Electric Company, it was announced
here today, succeeding H. b. Thayer.
who was elected chairman of the board.
Mr.. Thayer resigned after thirty eight
years service to assume the presidency
of the American Telegraph and Tels-
phone Company.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS

COLORADO AND SOUTHERN LINES
ro,r,. .., 1919 Increase
FROM January 1... 11.572.250 1882, ,O3i
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
Fourth week June. Si.4ss.esi 1888. 90
From January 1..'.. 2o.5s1.242 5.0os, ,o5s
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
Fourth week June. -. s1,7sI.048 .s5sa. oos
From January 1..... 10000. 6s5 4,s5e'a55
CANADIAN PACIFIC
Fourth weet June. s3.e77, 900 s55s ooo
Decrease ''oo7'ooo
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NEW yoek coFFEs MARKET

New York.. July THE action of
this mornings coffee market suggested
there had been sufficient realizing or
liquidation in advance of the holidays
to leave contracts in 9 irmer technical
position.
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BAR silvE r

Commercial bar silver was quoted in
New York today at s1.07%, a decline
Of Ac.
In london the price was 53%d, an
advance Of 3 16d.
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x<ctor Of Purchase. &c. q u. Div, Purchss :.
irs aud Contract section) Munitions build
All tripiirzts viii be received at above OF.
H. rptn ie,se @ o,o < n. July -: 1918, for
-..co.s is unust bcar guaranty OF ia nsr
6>.{ \ &rorasH hi2Rk4 ard sample 81 fit-
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BANK cGEARINGs

Bank cIearings today compared with cor
Responding day last two years:
1919 1918 1917
Boston ss5. 2ii. .os2 s45.575.57s sse 2ss, 500
n. Y 402, $50. 449 42g. ! O2. .e23 37S.7lSiIG
Phila 49,. 87, es7.s25 67.22O12s +7.01687O
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LOCAL LOANS LOWER
Deposits and Reserves Higher Than
+ This Week Last Year

The average condition of members of
the Philadelphia Clearing House Asso-
citation for the week preceding today
is shown in the weekly statement, with
comparisons, as follows:
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Dividends
INSURANCE COMPANY OF SORTu
AMERICA

Third and Walnut Streets
Philadelphia.
The Directors have this day declared a
semi-annual dividend of III per cent na "
able July Ia. 1910, to Stockholders of record
~ close of business July g, 1919,
Checks will be mailed
JOHN J. CONNoR
Trea surer
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS.
new ENGLAND POWER
COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE So BONDS
due July I, 1851

SEALED PROPOSALS addressed "a tba
nndersigned at its ONCE, la5 Deyonsh,re
side. of envelope) "Proposais to sell Sew Sev
EnSlsnd :!T1dr,P Power . Go. AZ bonds win BE
"WEDNESDAY. JULY 10. 1910. for the a. ss ~ |.
OF aboys named bends to the Trustee 70
AHSIlssN AHs3Es The rwo S1M 92Fnr 3E EIGHTY:FotR
-FOUR DOLLARS AND EiGHT CENrrS
1854. 254. Os) OR ANY PART THEREOFN iS
2s. 1912. but referred TO in the bondss MdsrSa y
dated July 1, 1911, and First SuppIemsnts y
Mortgage thereto dated April 81, leIa
Proposals will be opened and succs..,.,
bids declared July 10. 1919. AND IN:rE,PS
IIrI.Y IT A|N LEASE
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LONDO

LONDON-iioney is quoted at 2A
per cent. Discount rates, short bills 81
per cent; three month bills 2% per
cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-07

Total sales. o.O7l, 700 shares
'Ex dividend-Corn Products. la per cent:
General Motors Corporation. 3 per cent y 90:
preferred. Ia per cent: do deb ] per cent
International Paper. ~ per cent: lnterna-
.ional Paper. preferred. stamped IA go.
do, preferred. ,s7h C: Virginia Carolina Chem
ical preferred, . per cent.
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ni,idand ~ NANeL ".

AT a meeting OF the Hoard of Director.
o. Midvale Steel Ordnance Company, held
wednesday. July End. 1919. a quarterly diyi
dend OF S1.00 per share was declared, pay
able August list. 1919. to stockhoiders Of
record at close OF business July 10Th 1918
Books will remain open
WIN. p. DICKSON. Treasurer
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PHILADELPHIA Cali, 5M per

cent time, 81 @6 per cent CONNER
cial paper, three to six months, 5A@
6R per cent, and six months, @ per
cent.