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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-05
DIR. l.. H. STOUT.

DIR. l.. H. STOUT. PHYSICIAN and surgeon, has opened office, 30S Citizens Bank Bldg. Phone 90 or Pines Hotel. 3-2S-1mo.
 There will be no Flu" at your house if you keep a bottle of Dr. Brunson's Favorite Prescription han. dy and take a few doses when you feel little "out of sorts" For sale at all druggists. 12-4tf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-05
HOLD NEGRESS FOR
 STEALING BANK

Irene Brown, negress, was arrested Thursday charged with house break ing ard grand larceny. It is alleged that she broke into the home of liar ley Fletcher, 805 Elm street, and stole little bank containing $40. After she had taken the money from the bank, it is said that she threw the bank into the bayou at Ninth and Texas Street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-05
STOPPED COUGH AFTER IN
 FLUENZA.

"Foley's Honey and Tar is the best cough medicine ever tried" writes E. B. Mcdowell, R. F. D. 1, Box 11S, Arlington. Tenn. My son had in- fluenza. He had the worst kind of a cough. l tried everything but nothing did any good. God sent me a friend with Foley's Honey and Tar. and in two days his cough was gone." Mann's Pharmacy. Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-05
BEST THEATRE.

Recognized as one of the most beautiful and talented actresses on the stage or screen, Barbara Castleton, well known to theatre goers all over the country, is leading woman for William Faversham, the famous star, who will be seen in the superb Para mount-Artcraft special picture, "The Silver King"
 Miss Castleton was born in Little Rock, Ark, and educated in New Rochelle, N. Y. She went on the stage at an early age and among her most important portrayals were those disclosed in the leading parts of "It Pays to Advertise" and Madame Sherry"
 Monday and Tuesday.
 Just because Harold Bell Wright was preacher, many persons who have never read his works get the idea that his stories are only interest !, ing to "high brows" or literary snobs. Never was there a greater error. C0nvicts who have tremendous stor-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-05
NEW PRICES... soc. eoc. $l.2o

If you want, hats, powder puffs, handkerchiefs, embroidered luncheon and tea sets, bags, novelties of all kinds, go to the Smart Hat Shop, 313 Citizens Bank Building, Hildred V. Maus. 3-13-1mo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-05

NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS.
 We do repair work on all make cars, work guaranteed Rowlands Garage. 8th and Main. Phone 2167.
 1-23-1m,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

aa IN round trip, ST. one way.
1EsJV Return trip limited to ten
l8yE
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
SHOULD REGISTER EARLY
Visitors to Methodist Centenary TO Be
Well Cared For.

The one plea Of H. B Dickson, or
ganizing secretary Of the Methodist
Centenary to Methodists North.
South, East and West, is that visitors
register early The registration Zee
Il S. for an individual or $40 for a
family, including all members under
Fl, Registration covers admission to
the exposition grounds each day Of
the celebration al Columbus. Iune 20
to July Is, and it also secures the
services Of the Methodist Celebration
housing committee.
There Is no use mincing matters,
says Mr. Dickson. Those who regis
ter earliest viii get the best services
and best accommodations We >are
trying to provide for an eleventh hour
rush, but it il never so satisfactory
to work under those conditions as
when people take matters in their
hands early enough to get good at
tention'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

Cedar Falls, IA bouncing baby
boy" first saw the light of day and felt
the cold impact of the world while his
mother was en- route from the family
home. five miles southwest of here, in
a bobsled to Sartori hospital. Mem
bers of the family had been afflicted
ty influenza and it was decided that
the prospective mother would have
better care and her life shfeguarded If
she were taken from the home and $50
lated from danger Of infection.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

Advertisements VIII be inserted in
This column not exceeding five lines.
three times zoe; one week, G0c. Each
line over five, 1dc per week addi
tional. All advertisements in this col
umn must be paid in advance. No
advertisement viii be inserted in this
column for less than 39c.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
sslga y T., T
CIesnino an Umbrella,

To clean an umbrella place table
spoonful Of sugar in basin, Invr over
it hair Il pint nj water and Stir till dis
solved. Then open the umbrella and,
starting from the terruIe, sponge each
gore down to the point. Leave the
umbrella open till dry.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
HARD TO BEAT THIS RECORD
HolIander Practically Devoted His
Life to Worship at Shrine of the
Goddess Nicotine.

Mynheer Van Klaes. who tiourished
years ago Is surely entitled to the title
of the king of smokers His den
was n museum of nicotine relics con
taiuing specimens Of every kind Of to-
kind of pipe through which the nations
drew inspiration. Here he smoked in
cessuntly-hiS life consumption WAS as
tlmatcd at four tons of tobacco. or ten
Years He died at elghty.one. deyot-
Ing his whoIe~ life to the burning OF
incense Of Nicotia
His funeral was in harmony with his
life. Hy his express directions his c0f-
fin was lined with the wood of old
cigar boxes At bis feet were placed
n bladder Of the finest Dutch golden
leaf; by his sides were laid his chna-
hoWled pipe and box Of matches and
steel. flint and finder. In accordance
with his viii All the smokers Of Rot
terdan1 were invited 70 the funeral and
instead Of the oldfashioned mourning
rings each WAS presented with ten
pounds Of good tobacco and two pipes
bearing Van Elacs' arms. All the
mourners during the funeral service
smoked, ana at the words "eahes to
ashes, dust to dust shook The ashes
out Of their pipes on. the coffin Id.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
Oldest Roof.

Tho roof OF Hotel Rlfn"heck in New
York city is supposed t. be the oldest
SLATE root in America II was slated in
the year 400 with slate brought from
Wales for this purpose.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
FINAL SETTLEMENT.


Elmer [. Roberts. Attorney.
Estate Of Orlando Sisc3, Deceased
Notice is hereby siyen to all per
sons Interested in said estate. that the
undersigned, l3AevuwiE of the last
win and testament Of said Orlando
Sisco deceased. wilt appear before the
Probate Court Of the County Of la
Sale and State OF Illinois. at the
County Court House, III ottawa, in
said county, ON Monday, tha 9Th day
OF Jane, A. d. 1919, for Tie purpose
OF rendering an account Of her pro
c9edin2a in tAe administration Of said
estate for The final settlement, when
ana where any and all persons inter-
ested may appear and show cause. if
any there be why such account
should not be approved by the Court.
Dated at Ottawa, this 9th day Of
May, 1915
ANNA ELINGENSMiTH,
.AccutriN
Attest:
W. G. FlIGh,
Clerk Probate Court La Sale County,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
We ST BOUND.
SOUTHBOUND.


a--DaIlv except Sunday to Mar
settles.
c-Morris local.
d--Iadd local
p-,ao.,.,, ,a.a,
until Sent, Is 1913
k-Local to all sIation.
MA SaIle local
ALWAYS BUY TICKETS AND SAVE
MONEY.
ny r,r-r-,. .,7-,-,.-.y~ -,v,r~n- r-pnrv an
A. NJ. TO l1.35 y. NJ.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
Altar VS.. Halter.

Said TIE facctiouS fellcr: Nobody
expects II wedding ceremon: to go
through without a hitch
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

TRY THE FREE TRADER-JOURNAL
WANT-ADS FOR QUICK RESULTS
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Seyen-room house, Cen
ter Ottawa; city water electric
lights, toilet; So per month
). 0. HARRIS & SON.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

TICKET OFFICE OPEN FROM SAC
A. NJ. TO 1876 +. NJ.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

ALWAYS BUY TICKETS AND SAVE
MONEY.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

TICKET FARE ~ CENTS A MILE
Train Fare OF Cash Fare Paid on
Trains IS Three Cents per Nile
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

Communication Book containing $500
worth Of transportation for S45Q.
Good for purchaser only,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

Phone agents for full information.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

interchangeable book good for bear
er or bearer and party, containing
$1,000 worth OF transportation for
$3.50
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23

Ticket Fares To Chicago, H., via 10
liet, Ill, and Chicago Il Toilet Elec
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

uon - - STATE 90 nsrv-s ara 10 a~nss vss
.s1ispss lis @.s h.sa sauss o-lss . -
= - ssfrsesa ~isks~. A ess la ssar<s
sa - nssixs t.ssAs sA.r. sns "a Aaaiias
80 -sFesa "a u.Ats nea- tk.&s - -steA.
o. ss4 slssshssas. mans n.e- ess
h.ss sas4rs3 r@rl48
wheo ArtAuF r~ersv~~s his posss hsssns
ssruHs set q ~ eA.lr lA ssru sne tarn.
ia n rssfafs = kfsnss - eNI ~rsh
~ epafrstsne1 sAws v'iassrs q TIE
ssfsss ~@s eeAlfE 81 fin ~ith sy-s Y.sie~
- re aats Wa ; firs.ns seaEz q puii.s
n4 s4~s fron ~ was ms.A 80 aregpsa
e4i u satl
Afttsr a. thai - vas ta.a sbcst g
rsarh ~ a. sAtinsaish "a ss@~ns ns.t
~Asn ts tssAns soasciaas q lhs ssn~tlaa
= psaf etsssse1 - haHan bslns -.
f.si thai hfsf g 80 r4osrt tfsi hs ~ss
observed ~ AIS uaen.snt rss.s 4sits rrossa
- hn ihat ftsfe = sseh = -~n.s Th~s
ma - Ttsrs n.sf h. = hsn,sn -snsiu.s
nsss ~hAh. wnhsui ths smpiotmst " sEy
u he es1naFs -~lsss. a~ss>s ne ss.><nss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15
ONE OF THREE. By Clifford RAYMOND

Tea e~nss3 ne s~es1sAnstt xn. rr~<rf'y
Arth.r ->s 81 . - <@iss = 1855
-hseA. - h8m e>at-lls1 S.o.sa&1s l<s q ne
sr-~tssi ss<-ist
Al nfss - -. ~ sFrrshsos-ss - r~s6
whsa kre@i horss 49, - iafa = c.ss.Aslsa
sAaee "a esuaaeall e.ssr.es :. sas e .a.e
lais <uast = IN n.@-.s1 psFu41 tts saAslns
g ssAsA aA4 = iAs as4IsEsnsss 49, "a
nsfo@nt soafA stAA ws-.4 ave e.se 80
fnsrssd au,@s - .r1isAfa ars,ss .tass ihs
r-os Ttse af.ss sslA 49, s.asss 80 -
ths agrr~hs ss..ss an eTsGar~1 70 r-sc.st
ane Afta-r s-aes-sa ass : i.sra4n q .sns1-
nsrsss soana "a - 80 .ssraHsa - -
csivs - unea IA a. trss - t.4a "a -
"a AgssnlieA 81 = hook he flea te ~
eomf0rtsts ehalz. tsi a. sssls au.s s11nA
~hsthsr visair e. ~fAsai - - 80 - q
rEspArAs Aanssf f<r Are~is4 rs,tAtoa.
hs as - st4.sA psrseguts - ihis - "a
q tAs ssxAt - - n,elsl : saisasf IL
mlrd s.s rsactins eat o. Gsrs an1 p0r.
snts sns nn1ins sAs.a "a s4.nias&Es
cSDpnn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

ri.h sa1thtns sns ~ ssrsAlns fsfs~ th.s
ssh,sst 49, ~ ifs u.1a---~aine>s - sse~.
tns q I n<~stns 80 s~s.s . e~s>~-si sssas
- hssns .ssA . s~ctksF rf~s>a<y sAs
thans. 80 esa hslns 80 ~ r.ssp~ -wh
s.sa-s. - asast ~. |. s~s~as sas ssAs<
fssss.soe
na sea tAsas u.r~At -rssess - a. r~ea.
isnt &c 40 sEt.r~auY -es 80 go sns-ss.
Ga - = ssns- q "a. ~sss-se,4asfr .ssas.
90. - a.. sansse s.ft.n. a al s.>.
s~~crss~a ~itA tts .s~sh htlsA sas seine~a..
its ~r.ns~, h-~ss a.s<., s.seasns- h.s osses
snsshes s4ss--stae - ~. Il ~ss - ~us
% s.a Afthes
lie hss h>sa eoaertea. - s.is q t~s
pf.ssnsss -hsa b. e-a.nns s~.s. tksa b. ~.s
tssns ~.xhsA ns f~f.sfsa - lh.s, a. e@s.
seus on. prch.tlY -. n-ssia ss srthat
thonstt NJ "a. "a - -AAt 80 eihss sesls
- ws~s- I hss. ..is-ses ~ias - sasnsNa.
naf a "a. Aos ~ hiss = r.r.en ., "a.
81 49, - ssisssssant thss th.s.. ia a.s-hs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

merely because 80 Isssnos 10 thsse o.
anofieF human hens
Afthar although oonsciou. that another
huuH-a bsitF elihs4f Any ~ the noises u
The lat which had staft'sd hira. withosi even
tsnih = us noises = ne beetles which
h-d annoyed hlm 80 obs.rsing him insists
that this sensation pNa nos true revelation
- staf hsigsusi a. 10 true
ne trev after thAt nan vas o,,.er,ins
him - iAs time bat hs suu thlnks that Il
VS. pure coirridsnos that D.. should have
haa ihe arprehsnsifs sensation snd thAi u
stc4ii have been ths faci ~ thlnss nat
- eAs ln fas mood 90 have had .osh fAneiss
an ihai !, hsppsnsa as that ps-ci-. nsousut
that hs faney and the A. ~.rs one
Tlsrs 10 70, much rsA-on % doubt TIA,
D. ~as otinE natehsa a. hat rnounsns 10
MAJ haYs tssu unter .,ssrtation for ans
tiius ana hls sense - bsirs 80 Watched nay
have gru~a out u son.s dagAsss psrosptlor.
~i.ich p Nas ton fsahy 70 deny validity
His ias~ So that fhe man hAa hssn stand.
ins in ihs dsof~ag - he roosn ana haa lu-t
sispTsf oui - sight The sssniao.nos q
hin nfasinsd insslbis but apDrehsnasd
Arthur seat quickly TO the door. which
or~nei uson ne main hallway. wheh was
hshisi oniy b. ne lEhi from the room In
wh'et hs BED besu alftlns. Across the han
waa t,s iarKs .isin9 room. whlch wa- dsrs.
Arthur wsut into TIE dAfkn.-< u ina. roosa
and stoes III ils,sninr
a pessnes. sninfiostea ~ 10 pisos o. pur.
fese. remained n susc.tlsa Arthur s.ia
usxhi hsss bssn fsssAlsd a. anoth~r cat.
sofi fsotea And rsreef1lss N fi.s eassns.s.
ior 'hils Aria.r sioos ssll. afil ara isnas.
A. 60 issf-ni - 49, sure he hasfd r,ssslnx.
. soft fcgtfaii bfeathins sosns syund - lfs
At anestsr Instant esstnsn that he 80.
Alone in ne ron. alone awake IN ths hoss..
TEE there wAs a unsil~skabl. .oend x
q psrson stumbling Against an oest-cl.. q
piece q f8rnliafs. lttlns Il snsrDe-ssdlv
ard uakins = bafsiy pfrcspsibls aosnd bsi
nssefthsieaa enc urrnlsiskabiy shst q .ons-
thiFr presumably = pefso1.--noslnx about-
Jusi e. ms revelation q ors prs-<nos vas
giren Arthur h.u4rn. szars q another. n
va sofaewhers bshina him Ths sound
vhleh e5nffrsee hla susplcions had con.
ffued tie surplcions q third person.
Tiers ~sfe three p<rsons in the room o.. At
isssf. eioss - &C. otnsF-hs ard ihs two
eshsrs-ness sels 70 sss ether ef the osksr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

rardsn slaiss up fos an early planting %
IsA. Arthur and fa Il. sna hs sali hat
there vas = dsnrlts feas.ufsncs fof fs'k Ia
the handling - he soil Thsr. Wa hs sald.
a Substantially about ii ~hish seemed a.
cissipate yapofs ~ emotion. q fssf snd -
Apprehension and fostbodlnG Reality vas
the Foundation ~ Afs ana ,i~ .un vas real
ltf To wefk ~ ito have . ran in 81.
rroc~esss - - eel founded Then a
sup~fsrucfurs of Illusions oouis ~ sr~rtra
~. was roirr haas 70 spend ths nishs ~iih
'hs Brovniug. - aAld Ths3 see acsus
TONED % tls invfirs himself pli I ,hink
fd~sfe % a. wifh HIM lie was not saaeiiy
unid In ths house alone alone in he ssnse
that hs vas ns only rusrdisn ewuks-bai
thsfs -as sn lueompr.hsns4biiiiy about ~.
tfoabls-t wAs fsai truubls- which dis
tfssssd = man siiiiug ~ alone % me-, n.
Tho cat iumpnx ou the screen At tho
beetles. hs said wa enough 70 sasss.i the
dsslfAbiilfy - compsnion- could s.sfs
The ums and u ! cared 20 remain awake
81 eoufss ] could dsrs IN q chair n wanted
g. mercy u were shsr. could - AROUSED
-" "nNAt N"F" hHi#+hf bAt " tNn men Nefe
eloihsf and rsaaS ~ a. instsnts alarm 70
% what they could thsY mlshi rld Hop.
hrvwning - something horrible IN her llfs
wiihosi deeply involving her m a.. msthei
- The rilfsnrs.
Gerald bad cal, twenty four hours n.ors 10
remain IN tie house he had Indicated tia,
hs d.s not san, 10 stAy lonssr lie hAa
son,s reason fof Eolns Arthur sn.w hat
- lad oaiy one reason for remaining Tho
family tad sssfy reason for wanting him 10
se--fhs tfscslsii savage
We haa bssn sp@eing FOR an hour IN the
soft Earth sna nearly a.ne slgh oar wogs--
stoppsd o kiei ~ son n oar shoes A
b'usislrd wa. Staging On a sost chr~ints
were IN ihe trees oserheah sarah was hang
inE dlsheioihs on ire ~ ths kficfsn porch.
Bsnisnsnry uAs IN every appafsn, common.
plsos. Yet there vas he ovsIton. % Fnalis.
fancy. suggested - AriAars ias&s sna "a.
psrisncs
of course you think Il II oersis.- . ssif.
Thaf's rather obvious isn't NJ ~ SAID
You know ws made a search os the prem.
isss christrnAs eve. Richard aud T. IN q fresh
snoN. ara there ssrs no tracks In ~ snow.
Whoever hurt Hope rsn4issd In the house.
That's sinpis.~ sais Arthur Hope en-
st,~d Gerald 70 eonesal hlfnssf sAs viii not
have this disaster bsrsd 70 Richsn1- she VII
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

RN>lH4
~ 0e~1anxs Nse-f@ 80 sss> ~l<~e1s-
- 80 80 rsss-A s--a~ = <ss.<s
eo3ns - aM1ks arA~s - - t4Fe<A
es~1es@s w@>~s< 80 7e<ssfe4 - ~~~
80 skr<<& 49, eFeaEzs 4 AsFa -n1 49, Elz4s
0~r1 90 sre4HsA - 49, 49, - saa~lla4Hss4
- Af~w css@e~s tnw - = esaAfswe
1><s q - - s<s 80 - km4.s n44s $3.50
0<~~s - kzss &sTs tk11 - e~R<s - - scs~t
- t<k*EN-Ag 80 - - eftA - sN<Na 49,
ss4a& q - f2re~ ~44Hus&s - ~4>kN tAs asAs
44<<Ns sss1 t4la s1sa she4a A<lhes ae~ass
0r0Ar<s &sNh~ - a. a4ss So s&AAAsa @@4 81
y<-ag t<@Asr tAAAs. kaA@se ssNes eee* s<=ss
ors< Cerzsl4ass - tA-ss 49, "a -alsesl -
r<v@g ssssfNsaes A AsEa . ks@sse sAssseA
- s1< see@1 - 49, tIs. - > stlA<F
- . hNr~nx4 - 1e~ sfss esssaNs -
~ ~ @1Azs <.p<< Lare kAr<<rfSs ss<4s. -
tkrNs heN t<F4I& sa4ea& "a - aasss
o~1s S~ssl1 =. Aztk@ cAAsss ssr~-<s s~<-<s
eS~>s 49,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

CAPT Jasper i.erss story Lad oory.nesa
him that osraia. ~ sors runauvus brute.
had made The attacks upen liore lie vas In
the hoa.. projected b Hogss desire 70
protect RI bard
Arthur wanted % make regular ard con.
tinulns rounds ~ ne heass-ts eoail have
prefeusd 70 ~ AZ iiones door wlth . shot.
sun-hai b. rsa..ast ihai DE waichfa.nss.
mvst seem 20 b. - casual a. nos 70 ss~n %
b. satehfuinc.s
Re did make several caaiiops trirs ur fhe
stairway % ~hsr, b. could ~ switching On
,hs hshis h-,s view ~ fIopss door His
Inclination Wa - rt sf tie head of the
stain with a sss q tts carriaor ir fhs
wins orsn 70 Nm hlt ths siranrsnsss q
such procedure even eoutssafisfsa s-nhar.
rsssed HIN
H- ieff 80 ush' burnlns lu ise han.
hAsinT made ss,sFsl uip- 10 fhe 100 q ts>
sisirs. and returned 70 Tire roon Gov nsfafrs
who're - has been tryias . rad ror
s.ra of con,fert hs had sone into = sinal
r.on on The rre4i hrirg room . srrAn room
n which there were bookshtise. a r.a1inr
nshi. ant ssYsrai c1-uf1, tabis isaneinr
chsiry 70 ons site the winasps - this roosn
epsnse npon the slrtsn Fs SET which he
rsmsrneeres WHEN i has 81 psroa5.ss ans
molksys on another sise IT. wlnso~s
op.n~i unon a iods sssnsa
It haa come a tias y rs.r wien a. nisti
ryrssds = Fnlsgsa are Attracted ~ .v.ry
nshi sns vhsn rno,hs ara hsavy 1srs burs
fuiisr snt bun agair~i tfs srrs.ns TIE
vinoows hsd Their scrssrs n bui 80 n,ifrss
found their way itrrart them af.a krfhar.
when 10 ri 70 r-aalre fraiir. tas 70 kesp
. han3kerchief busy uhsking them - to
psrss
Ther~ wss . peculiar charm aboR ~.
risht - sd sfiersarts u haI uhaf -
eooii Only Ss-srbs a. a profsr 8ify--a -.
funfsy n shLeh silence rsaIlf 49, ssiab-
n.Asz ~ ths srlal nol,ss sfisk hross +,
fhs sound q testis- hifffns ths .sf.sns ths
oDe-ssanAa ssuna q rssiisy aaia.4i uo..-
rrssnts oatssss. tn ocoAssonsi sounes noi ore
o.ssly sttr.bsiAsss to anythsuE
he kne~ that a. a ssiclsr fer sorsstinx
he could ros s8zrt against hs ~as sensitive
20 irnpr.s.sons. ane b. ssie hs dia have sn
entirely nss usrsss q senaztiors-sora. nat
even cave him crinkir tssilag q me shin.
the ssr-Eloa vAsch is hat q iIxht cd.
and lrnpaipab.s fns1r sraxn quickly ao<n
ths spine.
He had auisfes Himself so-n Tor rs lorx
vxtch sn1 lad bsen rsstfnx with p.ac5zsty
snc ensoyrnsnt for haf bour whea he was
brought out q ~ chair In : ETsss bossnd -
. stsrtlnx zolss e. n sery ear He a-ls
that the sncoztrsl@bi. fr.sb; xas . rsrsA,
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ia 49, sss svsssas vs,ski.s &c ne
sthsrs.
Arsaer as tAst TIE ssta.fios sAus un-
ssssrsa - .s.ss'st him usg a may hAvs
t<~a . usast~ ssf.Fs y. e<sns s.rn<isakis -
- .ss.-- - aas lskt s~i,eA. whsa -
hsa t.rssi sn ths asss 4. ~>s a. eais
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rcsn. surnins - asa. eas ~ 90 go -
vs@is8
Tai wNs 81 thew ~~s AftaaF -~A hat
fs netidnsrssa -. N. ns-s ssrsains 81.
tra,uts n has-g = thsrs A.s les s..aastaias
ens ~eua hss. mst n ast tri@t sa uHAsr
ssaa o. eat thsf~ ~as siauEtf uafhias .
fs~ ssuass .asns e.esis~ rfoses~s IA sns
= Eises - farniiur. tssshed ~ s~ns ene
~ea -. twas net - nsks . aels. al thl.
srr'ensnts.i ~ tAs sesn wogs Aisfmins
ssus.tisa thst thsre -s. . thtd psssoa IN
tks raeaa
Il cane - hotkins naof. that nisht
ArsheE eoaia h@ss hls seslisien. hst n al
~ s~.rsh he rn@a~ siupiy ta-<iAs al ~.
o.uticfs = 80 ~ia.as-h. fcuns - o.a..
A. - ssga~n>iiea n. hsa hs .sia an
ieNa ,hsi ~ A.a a-r.-~a n. pl.n. for AZ
isAsf ens q - othsF twe watchers. snd sf
eeefss 10 kns~ hat dsAis "a. cns u ~.
t~a osratrnistt rea have bs-n tut AFshur
~uuit have b.su eonsino.f tat ~ vas
hs osans hesl 10 Nnoa sns s.Fsh 30 usst
nsstahs lAie-hs toos = attls sassp after "a
eAns '~,asst sna cane 10 N. rsgr. lat.
isf~A. ~ho h@a sosssn % ssslss 20 20 40
sheF~s - -hs oasht ~ h-sns sssh .tens..
usoa h.s he.litalIty .sntsa . lises u ne
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rsAs&Ht ssFHus Win We nius@ffH sin9fn0
ard tho ossstnss IN ths tree. .-~s ~ith me
suos ~hols~ssn. Earth an ow sAe~s sas the
pleasant c~uus1n plsces - . ts.isnsn, ns
.hsut 10 with pi-s~ns fsess ssssbsishs sA-~n
VA Outrageous 10 hAv. such . sasssssion
sntsf ny mind.
Probably hal not been - Impressed
- ne saoflo character % The .snssn s.f'~n
! could not have been - tss.a .fth sy ~lls
ifsa- n "a. too ssiraYssant Toe rs~.iullfy.
ans ysi u PERSISTED
am susns bsss 10 ouAfuss wi,h yva-
.sis
can yua spare tho tim.r' he s.s.s.
beat A. H just because I am a little msrs
than ordinarily Aprrshsnav. an v.sy
fona ~ Hope ana n shs !. IA any usubl.
tha, she canno, isH Iiehsss I smfh. psosoa
who must hslp hsf out without he's kns-.
ihs 50. n possibs
= no, oniy can - bu, insl.u ca solns.-
ssid
ona thins that hs sais questioned my
his~ iroatis which -. ossna not toll
Richard n ~ss in.rpgcstls fn-t .h. eoala
not tsn shat ! haf N uini a -pon q. 81.
had recovered oouscloasas-s Of. the nf.t
shoeh a. seon - shs hAi fsss.f-a breath
Aftsf The first serssms .hs sua'i toll snf
would ,sil 70 - relieved q hsf terror 1,
wosld be q terrible terror
An lssa eessslorauy p.rrss. isr.,lonsry.
Mine asa When ws were tsoush -i,h our
wofk Ne eieansa auf shoe. S.na eas sp.a..
ana went lfts ths kl.shsn s,afah was eoos
ina spsrsrios and hsr hsmsuisa. sss.kssat
] ,hoaftf was ecins o. tie nfownins.
for dsnnsr aid Arthur > bat shi. settles
n Tho traut l. too moeh Cor ne pm
and wm 50 after ~sse hAs .appss. 10
Jou'i - - stay hers
fellousi Himen fownrnso the cellar wh.a
10 weni down - sst -su. jalip zoe H~ssh.
! ssplalned that ! wansd io sss ths cellar.
iid A repository w sar~h- preserving
q wAs enhancing Alrs'H.,cAfrssi l.sag sni
dsd - quite infinef.es - cousiasfAslsa -
ms I struck mg hsss oa = s~issias .hslf
oushi - have vaial yes % Salaa iha-.
bosfts- b. aid <rascr. al nfsa h~1 10
~ r. ne aafk bsiI Iths.mlos sna r.,. s.at
49, 20 them
III nifd ihsu.~ ~ aid IRA sssnd risss
hers ana Mid u.sa
TIE cslisr really a.. . repository " cad.
tent A srstary.4 sooslsuss q c.li.s sny
plao. in whieh sat.. -svirsA. o. hnnsas
hAy. mais pfOsssson oui - .bsnfsnes Ter
i~ah months hss tns suggestion - pssst.
csncs sna sarre'srsl Tfs stosuss s.sg essss
ana the sfOand - a.sp IN ffoss sss thsss
is provision asAinst all fAs risofs.
Dh Capt Jssp-s Lsfd % sag oas-
asked Simon. &c stood 10 ths darsssss %
ths cellar ana ss hs held ths frht sAsv. HE
Lad sons fsst aray. sysr gss Esth-r
Bfo-pinE Rep o. RleAsnf--.nyshins
larger thsn q snoeksyY
shs ssid 10 set quines isiiy di1nv sbss-
Simon ssksd. Thsrss everything here hut
asiDcs. Hsr~'s wsid srsp. and srsSsos,s ans
ourrsni-whss dt1 you sss ne. rhilips Z
know the ounce Jolly is all :.
II sskst you n asy sas ever haA Gtvsa
the Bro~rinss snythins .esUss thas .eas
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