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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26
What the French Thought
of NapoIeon's Punishment

THE form Of punishment to b.
meted out to the kaiser Ia
source Of conversation at the present
time pretty much all over the world
Inasmuch as many people have advo-
Gated Punishment la Napoleon. II
will be Of interest to know what the
people of France had to say when
England was making preparations to
send Napoleon to the island Of St.
Helena.
The following bitter and sarcastic
comment is from a French newspaper
published more than 100 years ago:
"The English journals describe with
much complaisance and some ostenta-
ton the frame work Of house which
has been made in England for Bona
parte in order to be sent out to st.
Helena. We doubt not that there are
in Europe, though perhaps fewer in
France than in other countries, per-
sons whom this description will
charm, who will be happy to learn
that the great man. IL he can no long
er hope for his highest pleasure,
namely, disturbing the peace of the
world. and discriminating whole gen.
erations, will at least enjoy in his
forced repose all the comforts Of life.
and all the elegancies and refnements
of modern luxury. In the eyes OF
such persons. this is the least compen-
sation he could have.
D,,f ,t,o& xryff no 4 No.
tude Of unfortunate beings whose
habitations he has pillaged OF de-
stroyed on hearing that he 10 to be
magnif1cently lodged? What will be
said by the millions whose fathers,
mothers. husbands and brothers he
has caused to perish in the burning
sands Of Egypt. the arid plains Of
Spain. the Icy deserts Of Russia and
all the other countries which have
been the theater Of his fury. whom
they learn that he is living in . fine
climate. surrounded with everything
that can adorn or delight a tranquil
life? Without in any degree blam-
selves the expense Of providing an
elegant and agreeable residences for
a man who has long exercised ~
preme power. and who has already
possessed many splendid palaces. va
cannot refrain from observing that
the laws Of retributive Justice are
little observed In such An arrange
ment, and that there is considerable
difference between the treatment
Bonaparte receives and that which
he deserved to experience. He who
commits a murder. perhaps in III
OF passion, is put to death. A man
driven, perhaps by extreme misery
to steal few shillings. is thrown
into prison and punished by the law
But the man who, to satisfy a Zero
cious ambition. has covered Europe
with carnage still preserves that lf'
which is so dear to him. He is t.
pass his days TRANQUILITY in charm
ing residence, sheltered himself from
all calamities he has caused to Others
and without suffering any other pail
than that Of not being able to caus
new miseries. May he soon have &
add to that afiiction the regret o
knowing that France, on which h
drew. down SO many evils, Is happy.
lkga.on md Afnneo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04
MARKETS
Financial
-
Live Stock
TRADING IN STOCKS
ACTIVE AND BROAD
Dcalings-DcmaRi IL Big for Call
Moncy-Bonds Active.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3-Trading In
stocks today was again very active
and broad, but tho undertone sug
gcsted degree OF caution such as
frequently characterized "A session
sandwiched between two holidays,
There was big demsnd for call
money as all loans made hold until
the middle OF the week The open
Ing rate of 10 per cent ruled until
Just before the close when few
loans were reported at as low as
per cent, oils had their periods OF
inactivity and strength. the demand
for Sinclair at times being 40 larg"
as TO excite comment Gains among
oils and affiliated Issues ranged from
to 3 points, subject TO downward
revision later Gains among steeis
ranged from to s points some OF
this advantage, as In the case Of Re
public, proving only temporary. but
the strength OF equipments rs fea-
tured by American Car, Harvester
and Westinghouse al gross gains OF
3 to 10 points, was but slightly i'm
paired. Sales amounted to l,775,00O
shares
There was a large turnover in the
bond market but irregularity ruled
In most divisions, especially among
Liberty and international issues
Total sales. par value. aggregated
3l7675,00
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04
MOST HUMAN ILLS
TRACED BY SCIENCE
TO COMMON CAUSE
Remarkable Demonstration d THIS
1hcor, l. Found In Tulsa
Mans Cuse.

Science has discovered that mos
NJ the many llls that arflict humanity
arc iraroahl" 20 "A disOrdcTcd Condi-
'luu ~ he stomach and intestinea
Keep these organs hoaIfhy and active
ana Won viii remain strong, sturdy
ana we'll as Nn'ure intended YOU
ahuud he
Then n Non arc a victim ot stom-
nrh trouble ur any ~ the numerous
d'slrretnh.r ayWptoms resulting
from A. IA" experience ~ others In
YOUR own city or community who
have testified 20 The benefits they
have 6htnincd from the use NJ OrEa-
tone Treatment should appeal very
forcihly 20 NOu
Among the mhnV strong iudorse-
mrnts recently received is the fol-
lowing from j r. Stegal well
known building superintendent for
the !. II Woods Home Ruilicrs and
residing a. 2l2 North SogaleS ave
nue. Tulm oklahoma. who says.
II am feeling much better In every
way than | have In months, ana its
all because OF what OrEatone has
done for me Before | began taking
II, | could eat anything hardly but
what my stomach would III up with
gus and ca use me all kinds OF isery.
NV appetite was so poor / seldom
wanted anything to eat and | had
severe attacks OF heartburn and diI-
slress was constipstcd and losing
weight right along. And In fact. 7
was long ways from being well
man, and while | tried different
kinds ~ medicines nothing seemed
to hclp me
II kept reading and hearing 40
much about Orgatone Treatment thnt
decided to try II, and | can see
new made n mistake In not get
ting 1t before My appetite picked
30 md ! began To rest better AZ
night right away. So | kept on TAX
ing Orgatonc and improving right
along until now ] can eat anythiry
and enjoy g. and all my pains and
other distri-rlng feelings are gone. |
'cep fine now, and get. up In the
morning feeling good, and II has
beenNs long time since I slept 80
well before. 0rgatone has made me
feel whole lot younger and can
do all my work and don't feel tired
out md restless when night comes
haven't weighed lately. but I can
tell from tho way ! feel that
weight. I'm willing 10 tell anybody
how feel since taking Orgatone
Treatment"
Orgatone IL not a so-called patent
or secret remedy but new scienufic
treatment absolutely free from al
cohol In any form and In sold In
Tulsa by the Roy II. Grtman's Rexaif
Store exclusively under the personal
direction OF a special Orgatone rep
resentative. Other agents are the
Rexall store, West Tulsa. .--Advt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04
WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF
STATE ARE GIVEN AID
.n. lambcrty Engic OF Tulsa mn
James II, Watson OF Baioy sent
:, Vocational Schools.
( 70 GET FREE EDUCATION
..,.,nmcnt Agents Approve List d
% Men In oklahoma VINO arc
tuutlcd To Federal Assistance.

4
Gene Lambert Ehsle OF i"'Ha ""u
,..,.. ~ Watson OF Blxby' Tulsa
...lt.rs wounded on the bat
county S''' -, "a irch,dea In
fefc.da OF '""o'' o,.,a.a
~l, us. Of approNhis OF oN'""o'''"
%. g., no placed in school ny the
,.,,, for vocational educa-
''"'''' .h,it,,,io, nc, of
tcu una'i NV 'o"''', 49,.
,1ugrts, Representatives VI N'e
,...,, wore recently in Tulsa ana
.,,,, the qualifications OF
I'N'' ,puticsnrs
~ ~. ,5r oklahoma as filed for
,s,,jop ,s by w r. Doughty, dis
.aca, ,tonul Officers Includes The
~ ~. IA. aisablcd soldiers:
l'i,vs eounty y-- Marrs, Ralph W ,
,,N,..si,4 Okla Oklahoma a ~ M.
s.r,gsi<@ Okla
p,yanf tounty-- Ruchaugnn Hhlllp
fl Aero okla; Oklahoma A. & NJ,
s,'lIwater Okla.
rhoci,w county--Wim, ollie H.
..,t,yo okla; University OF Arizona.
rY..nn Ariz.
i. cleveland county Fletcher. Cor
yL|r ID Norman Okla 22b West CO.
r,rchg street, University or Okla
homa norman, Okla
Comuachc county v--Conwoop' tH'
fcrt l1wton. OK a., oklahoma a. q
". saltwater, Okla
Creek county, punlsp' JAMS ~"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04
BUILDING PERMITS START
NOVEMBER OFF WITH RUSH

SlN temporary school bull LINKS In
Nest Tulsa, a brick store building
% SCUM Main, cnd a number OF res
,oences started the building permits
lor ms month or with 4 rush total
'hs 'll2eo0 yesterday alone.
me board OF education was is
SNed six permits for tha schoo!
ouI,u'hgS which will cost $1,000
each and will be 2s by "a feat, The
sore building will be constructed nv
eafce Alexander at 4lO-lg-lt-l6
Noulh Main a. cost OF $4,000.
'ermi4S ISSUED for residence, we're
10 ',o"H + G. Gillette. residence,
S'5 Newport $3.50: ]. c. Sloan,
A., IVES latmnr, residence. 500
Ils koepke 1913 South Rockford,
5,.ssa'aence $1,000: Mrs NJ. Parks.
- W H1S Ninth. residence. $1,000:
dence $500 '"'' ''''-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04

OKLAHOMA CITY Soy
Complaints against the Southwos'"rn
B1ll Telephone company mat have
been Rr .umulnl.nE before the co
poirlruu romu,s4I this year Will
H, heard tomorrow iefure thui
body II alleged hat the yompa Y
hHs iucI"nset tIc cost ~ It's ser Ice
80 to ~ per cent without tmpryv IA
the service IN fact some ~ the
complaints a'rrc the scryic" IL
woiso today than ctor before.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04

ceipt' 4 900 head market cioscd Thc to
~ hsheJ huk sls A0m IS uQ hoav,rs
tli iuW IS 90 mediums siI Sdn IS Nn
lights slichti lH uO packing sovs sil so
Ii lAG1. piVs s'7 uOrli7i
tNur n, rirs 81 900 head market
sloN and uneven, WoSil, steady choice
heavy steers SIS tuoJl- 2h. medium sli rs
"a lsi common ~ hunll so, choic"
lrht, sl2 h5Hlsou common o. On hl
is tf. hatcher hci'ers 80 6g'vrl1 50. cows
s. asa ae Gamers 81 uOWt3' calves
fl' T'MIG go. feeders t7g0m a. so
Ne'hcr- t5TNGprS
'Hrrp Receipt, Uu0 head markel
1ir lo soc lower lambs sl80dm IS IS .
.uI's - n0p l2g' wcttcrs ~ buH ~ 30
owes cn7NI ITtf. cull, tSn0W rs
hr,rilr- ewes o. 500 linO. feeder lSmhs
$40 'Onl.g}
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RECRUITING PARTY HERE
SEEKS MEN FOR OKLAHOMA

Oh .uEt men who wish to serve In
,,,IisNy g' navy now have the Opportunity
ION. So on the L. s. S. oklahoma
49, ulhns party from the ship.
Iva Jh mas been touring the state, ar
b,ssnet netr Yesterday and established
o,,leoe "''ers In the navy recruiting
ths n,, ,%TuI'Ion to serving on board
,ouas ysH,dnoua tho recruit who Is en-
nri,, ihe party has the oppar-
w.t2 10 90 on board ship at once
in I,' serving the customary time
say RAINING station. the recruiters
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DEED TO WEST TULSA
PROPERTY HELD VOID
Maggie {. Fischer liitsS suit To Quiet
Title Claiming Fraud Was rrar-
usci In Obtaining Papers

suit to quiet title To luts and ?.
block Sa, urixinsl toWusttc ~ West
Tulsa, was filed I'm district court ycH.
terday by Maggie G. Fischer against
&. r. buoley and Nota huoloN the
plaintiff claiming the defendants
have IN their possesEiun purputird
deed to the property.
The poIIt.uu admits that ON August
p. 1907 the plaintiff and her nus
band Dan r Fischer made deed
To the property to the defendants
the instrument being placed tn @
local bank. pending The pn,mcnt of
draft for the value of IN" property
The deed was held In escrow 10y the
hank tor several Years. hut the dc
Pendants failed IN pay the money for
the property and the instrument 70.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04
'naCt CHURCH WILL OPEN
htVIVAl SEASON SUNDAY

.T.f,, me revival season In
is.c ". D." ih' series OF evangeI-
rbr,., I"f' at the Grace NJ e.
vii d., mira and Trenton. when
CON-. next Sunday eyor;nr and
I.,. several week The sery-
Rev ". 80 In charge Of the pastor.
E.y ',''i''l simpson. aAs.s,ed M
e,,ps.i.-. Mallory, conference
Gr'.'N. who Is well known here
mrs. church Is flnahing the
loo -. ''ssul wear In its history.
rs IT, 'is having been added To
s,sr4. '"' average SUNDAY scGo,I
'1'h'" Ats teen neari, ao0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04

KANSAS CITY Nov -Buitcr nm.
changed extras 62c; frss 6oc seconds
5sc packing 4tc
FsRs unchanged fr,ts tec second i7c
Poultry unchanged hens goa 23c 1,
roo.ters &c hrolcrS SOC
Poistoes unchanged s2GOTal 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04
Kansas CITY Drain.

KANSAS CITY Nov Cash wheat
unchanged 80 hard a. 3A9252 No .
2 a5@2 80 No red " 2od2A0 No.
t22Gn22S
Corn 20 to 1r higher No mixed
t2ml a., No white si4iH a.,
No yellow ~ a..
Oats steady No white 73p7a4
No mixed 6sd7o4 No red 700
72ne
Rye " u
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04

NtW YORk Noy Cotionseed OIL to
DAY advanced 81 10 a. points early on
the huiish shaving IN other mafNot, and
higher crude partial reaction follow FL
under realizing sA'rs Final pritts we're
- To "a points net higher Sales H. 500
barrel, rice crude go 90 nominal prime
summer yellow spot eA- 'Wm 9l 30 be
crmhct s22 VI March s21 O2 Ma slt@n
all bid Prime winter yellow and summer
white nominal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04

IHIINUO.I Nov "HuiIeT i hIghtf
creamery jOCf65i4c
Eggs steady receipts t27l cAsss first,
81 \ n 5shc, ordinary nrsis 50M SO "
Al marx cases included, 52a }7c. storage
packed frsts 80 Nc
Poultry alive lower; springs 2ohc:
fowls l5a2lHc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04

CHICAGO Nov Hogs Receipts
22 900 head markst SOC TO 65c higher
bulk slt5On ~ 10. heavy fliC5m Is 10;
medium slt65ni525i light tli25@
1913; pigs fla aiimll so
Cattle Receipts $4,000 head market
weak, choice heavy steers sl1 0od ~ d5;
medium 90 5Odl67S common ss26n
1880, choice Hghts sl3 75Mla25 com.
mon 81 asa 1915 butcher hriters ~ rs n
400. cows tH25dI275 Gamers 81 25
q625 calves si7 uOd 1925 feeders 50 IS
a ~ rs; stockets o. 90 ~ 10 90
sheep Receipts ~ 600 head market
weak lambs si2 ooMii75. culls 81 500
i.75. choice ewes 81 75ns.O0, culls 81 90
a 50; breeding 90 2 ml2 SO
Kansas City Live Stock
KANSAS CITY. Nov } ilors Rc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04

TNNT IT INTIN' N0v , Ilot1 Ne
e'.pts coo h,Nd market aSr TO ior high.
or t0p - IS huN tiis0m - 90
Nr.k So sumlN 90. modWm fli7hW
i'.' igh slioow ~ rs. pigs tla ood
tS'tle Rcgc,ou 5000 head NAH q,
s'rAty choice heavy steers so ium IA so.
W"dIur So5tn 1880. ,pmrhoo = hod
10 5.. ptoi'r Nghu uUHIs1f Som
mon - u0Wltuu butcher hriirfs - 0om
a. 90 COWS So 5nntli SO caousr, - 90 20
hn. ut'Nr SilaoUl r so. feeders - 50
m % Eu s'nrkrfs 80 500 1000
Sheep Receipts ! goo head market
steady 60 9Fr hshcr lambs tl2 500
li7.. ru', 81 fo0al r. bo yrsrune ~rth
ers SO unn % uo choice ewes o. 50m
80. rulIs 80 ouutuG
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04

~ p2d. iuI, mlddhog 2' nad mttiluS
24s2d low miidtug - sat good ord.
nary 20 a.d ordiDap ~ A-d Sales ~.
900 bale, Iur,ydug $500 American Re
rrtp's - 00o hl.rs lncpdtDg o. 900
American FuIrtsS closed frm November
.4ssd December ~ lpd lauUArr .7 SOD
March - sfi Ms - ~ July 81 oad
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04
New York MstaI.

Nfw YORK. Nov Cooper 2 dull
ciectrolyiic spot and las, quarter 2l122
Iron firm No northern s3D 90 G0
3too No. . northern 31OOG9a0o No
. southern $50 0o0 n 90
Metal exchange Quotes lead firml Epo,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04

CHICAGO, Nov Corn No mixed
81 asa 81 No . yellow 81 ioal.53.
Oats No 2 white 73m7thc.
Rye No 2 sl3sdi9 50
Barley 81 2fGni 30
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New York Cotton
Nav Orleans Cotton


LIVERPOOL Nov ? Cotton spot In
large inquiry prices firm Good middAnr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04
New York Money

NEW YORk, Nov .-Mr~Rnu." paHer
SaSis sterling go dsN bills sauna,
commercial 90 dSy bills on AnuNs - lt"s
commercial GO.dsy bins tila demand
Silo& cable, sIl7
Gutlarr, demand IN cables ~ - 10
MARKS, demand 1l5 cables A-o
Government bonds and railroad bonds
irregular
and months n bid
Cal none, FIRM luEh 70 low d ruling
rate 10 closing bid II offered az .HH'
loan & bank Acceptance a.
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as bid, bs7h asked December 6ii bid
ts5h asked
Antimony $50 y
speuer firm fau 81, Louis delivery
spot : SIS hit 7 10 asked
At London Copper spot w ~ ID. ~.
lures 100 l2s I'd Elertrolytie spot ~
future, lis TIN spo, ~ i5s cd Futures
70 l2s dd Lead spot 81 futures 3- 81
hd Spclier spst "a lus iutGrEs 4
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Kansas City Live Stock
KANSAS CITY. Nov ilnrs Rc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-15

linked together strangely In that
room Of death. This was the man
loved. looked at him
you look as innocent as a
flower" he said painfully. Per
haps this viii move you"
He drew me close to Robbie. He
lifted one of the little hands and
laid il, sim warm, in mine. The
small fingers were cIenched into q
fist. and about two Of them was
wrapped a strand of red-gold hair.
fell down at Paul Dabnsy's feet.
The consciousness Of his grip on
my wrist, which kept me from
measuring my length on the floor,
stayed with me through a strange
short journey into forgetfulness.
"Ahi" said Paul Dabney, as
came back and raised my head, Il
thought that would cut the ground
from under you"
He quietly UNFINISHED the hairs
from the ehiId's clutch, and, still
keeping his hold on me, he put the
lock into his pocketbook and re-
placed It in an inner pocket.
Stand up" he said.
+ | obeyed. The blood was begin
ming to return to my brain, and
with 1t an intolerable sense Of out
rage. ! returned him look for look.
IF I am unfortunate enough to
walk in my Sleep I said culver
ingly, "and II, through this misfor-
tune, have been so terribly I'M
happy as to cause the death Of this
poor, delicate child, is that any rea-
son, Paul Dabney, that you should
hold me by the wrist and treat me
like a murderess?"
was standing at my full height
and my eyes were fixed on him.
To my inexpressbile relief, the ex-
preston on his face changed. His
eyes faltered from their fmplacable
Judgment. his lips relaxed, his in>
gers slowly slipped from my wrist.
l caught his arm in both my hands.
Paul! PAUL." I gasped. Not
for long afterward did | realize
that / had used his name. How
can you, how can you put me
through such agony? AS though
this were not enough. Oh, God!
Cod"
/ broke down utterly. / shook
and wept. He held me in his arms.
] could feel him tremble.
Go back to your ROOM" he said
at last, in low, guilty sort of
voice. Try to command yourself"
l faltered away, trying pitifuIly.
as punished child, to be obedient,
to be good, to merit trust. He
looked after me with such a face
Of doubt that, had it not been for
Continued on PGoe 10.
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what is it?" whispered, look
ing at Paul Dabney and pulling
back.
Ny look must have made some
impression on him A queer sort
of CLEAN OF doubt seemed to pass
across his face. He drew me
toward the cot, keeping his eyes
riveted upon me.
There lay the little boy who had
never allowed me to come so near
to him before, passive and still-a
white little face, a body like a
broken flower. / saw at once that
he was dead.
ooh, miss" sobbed Mary, keep
ing her face hidden. "Why didn't
you keep to your plan? Oh, God.
have mercy en- Hs-we have killed
the poor SOUL"
Mary" l whispered, you locked
me in"
"Oh. indeed, Miss Gale, mo- 1
thought You said you'd come and
spend the night with me. / had
couch made I'D. l waited for you,
and / must have fallen asleep
Here she got to her feet, drying
her eyes. We were both talking in
whispers, Dabnay still held my
wrist, the little corpse lay silent
there before US as though he were
asleep.
81 was walked by Robbie. Oh, my
lamb. my lamb" Again she wept
and tears poured down my own
face.
Il heard him." 1 choked. 81
would have come, but the door was
locked" Here Mr.. Dabney's I'm.
gers frightened perceptibly, almost
painfully upon my wrist.
81 opened your locked door," he
sneered. Remember that"
Mary looked at me with bewil-
dered eyes. 81 didn't lock your
door, miss" We stared at each
other in dumb and tragic mystifca-
ton.
81 came to Robbie as fast as /
could" she went on. 81 was too
late to see anyone go out. He was
in commissions, the pitiful baby!
In my arms he died before ever /
could call for help. Mr.. Dabney
came in almost at once and-and-
oh, miss who's to tell his mother?"
made a move. 81 must l
began, but that cold steel grip on
my wrist eoerced me.
you go, Mary" said Dabney,
"and break the news to her care
fully. Send for DR.. Haverstock.
This-sleep-walker will stay here
with me-" he added between his
teeth.
Mary, with a little, moan, obeyed
and went out and slowly away.
Paul Dabney and / stood in silence,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-15

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ing, no key turned. The handle
was sharply moved and, to my utter
amaZement, the door opened
There stood Paul Dabney, fully
dressed, his face pale and grim. l
noticed that he kept one hand in
his pocket and that the pocket
bulged.
Come out" he said. Come with
me and see what has been done"
got up, still in my wrapper, my
hair hanging in two long, DISNEY
elled braids, and came, in a dazed
way, toward him. He took me by
the wrist, using his left hand, the
other still in his pocket. His fin
gers we're as cold and hard as
steel. / shrunk a little from them
and he gave my wrist a queer,
cruel little shake.
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CHAPTER vi.
a Strand Of Re- cold Hair.

- Oh anu o. hGQ SOlO F1diT.
r WENT to bed early that night.
and, partially undressing my
self, I put on a wrapper and sat
on my bed reading TIL Mary should
come to tell me that Robbie had
fallen asleep, and that it was time
for our night-watch TO begin.
I had not spoken to Mary again
on the subject. for. soon after my
investigations in the kitchen, Mrs.
Brane had asked me to help her in
her work Of going over the old,
iOng-clOSed drawers and wardrObes
in the north wing. and | had had a
very busy and firing afternoon. II
was a relief, however. to find that
Sara dropped her labors when I
appeared. Mrs. Brane looked al
most as relieved as / felt.
She stood before a great, old
hautbOy, its drawers pulled out,
and she looked so tiny and help
less, as small almost as Robbie. All
the rest Of the furniture was as
massive as the hautbOy. the four
poster and the handicapped bu-
reau. and the tall mirror with its
furnished frame.
| liked the mirror. and rather
admired its reflection of myself
Mrs. Brane looked wistfully about
the room, and her eyes, like mine.
stopped at the mirror
How young you look beside me-"
she said, land so bright, with that
wonderful hair I wish you'd let
me know you better. dear. am
really very fond Of you, you know,
and you must have something Of