davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
$22, 1000 TO 100000 for
Newest CITY Apartments

Consummaton Of the sale or the
south corner Of Fifth Avenue and
Slxty-siXth Street was effected yestcr-
day with the passing of title to the
property from the estate Of Grant b.
Schley to the 845 Fifth Avenue Cor
poratlon, j. +. Il. Carpenter presi-
dent. An eleven story apartment house
VIII be erected on the site at once,
the house to be as high as the usual
twelve story building. Greater height
Will be given to each story to make
up the difference. Each floor will CON
tain one apartment of twenty rooms
and five baths and will rent from
$4,000 to 100000 Peasc G. Gilman
will be rental agents for the building.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
TYPEWRITERS
TYPEWRITERS RENTED

Non Visible. months. So Visible. months. s. 30 up
Initial payment applies il purchased
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO. nc
$50 broadway. al Worth St Tel sos
20 l.. I'D st. opp Madison A7e \lranklln
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

10TH ST. 05 Audubon AZ 75tSI. The
,unfch o. 81 ltoae Of Lima IN County of SOW
ork to Mutual lhfc irs Co. atty. Law Dept. -
% ri SI 59'-'I "; Frank Connolly 10 stephen
~ 1"ciaon. ~ lsls at att, Stephen II
In'ftch. 10 ol"nnt ~. June Fl laiG 81 oOl
iH,p -, sf B" 40 y sih av. 2trqo ll Clemetniuc
Houn,lll"f 10 Hcrtha u kuoh of sonih srn
,,nl ifnnc'sco' & "a atty, = Lusan 20 Dfoadwas
2Iili ST. .. zoo y 10TH nv. osoti2l. Warner
N,nliy 90 lot " 7Oth s to Frank II t.itierk.
hiiy. Theron Davis. 40 Broadway. Feb f1ll
JJH Av. II = o0h nj. 100 nnJc john pope
W th at to Henry phipps Estains, 1s7 htL
a.. sty Lawyers = y co. 100 Bradeay
AMu1Tr,,b AZ sioo 0oo
to ,'eo Elrct atty. Idw NJ Bpehard. III Hrond
It'll Hr. r. Nnmuol Nosls Godenbcrg 10 tn,
isHas 20 Went End AZ. nttyp. nayis h X If
Chambers ~ Roy -. 1912 ......,.....,,. 81 oDo
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Results at Auction

T. Joseph 7 nay
-0W ~ HSoor,n I2l .. Sfansn ,n az. 101sr' Wrr,n
c' at. duo. $ele2l6 63. taNes eir. Se.i16.3o.
s5Iii ST. II v. N s. ts5 V 7tn sv. 2o,aso 1 s'7
I'M aud strs. Mutual Life Ins CO ast Helen
Walter ct al due. Sll ll.l35.di, taxes. etc. $ll:
adjourned to March IS
71u ST cot. $. 9ls Avenue u. 25Ia0 10
stY u' and strs |, l. Susdnm aet 4 5 Jaf
fr c al. due SIS 639 N taxes. etc. Sis so. TO
the plauiff for so lao.
n Hryan L. Kennclig
CAB 81. 31l l.. 27l v ist nlynS = 6 sty
fui and sirs Metropolitan Lite lns co aSt u
Ioy ct al due S3oool ~ taxes. etr. 81 $50 20
tn ihr liaiutf tor >25.Ouo
W ALTON NN o5s. IS S. 2Ss IT 18TH st llO 81
geo. to certrl ay Al'o Is irree. . s! delg and
artop. Farmers l. 4 y Go aEi " Nonnrr
et ~, du" Sl,,9i3 II. taxes. etc, Siij. 80 VIM
\ lle LnMs Tor Sl6liO
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Government Leases Site
For Dyckman Postoffice
Plot at Corner of 10Th Avenue
and 2O8th Street to Have
Two-Story Building

Growing Importance of the Dyckman
section in the upper part Of Manhat-
tan is reflected in the determination of
the United States government to erect
a special postofiice building to house
The district post men. Through John
\. Golding the plot owned by Robert
+. Bowling at the northeast corner of
Tenth Avenue and sOSth Street has
been leased to the Postoflice Depart
ment and tWo-story building Will be
erected on thc site
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12

SALESNEN N-l.srrc western corrora,io, win an
u, cst stabllshcd business in NeY York cry can u,e
tFee more clean cut salesnen. must se Of proven
aDlly, honest and ambitious, splendid chance for
promotion 20 executive position Liberal commits
sion contract Mr.. CORY. 81 Firth sre
SAl.ESMENi
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
DISCHARGED MEN
EXPERIENCE lNNI.CFSSARY
ROOM lloa. 1tS9 BROADWAY NsD ST.
sALEsMEN.- Five compcten, aggressive amhrious
snd honorable men 10 represent large Westera
corTslration now establishing permanent saes force
IN New York City. liberal contracts and g-rma
Cory. Sic Fifth ave
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
LOST B.lNKBOOKs

LOST. -Bankbook 10 674.765 OF tho Union
SON having claim 10 II is hereby called
upon 70 present the same within ten days
or submit to having tho said passbOok can
cellcd and new one ISSUED.
LOsT-Bankbook NO ll09257 OF Bank
for Savings, 80 Fourth ave New York.
Payment stopped. Please retuin book to
bank.
LOST =Banl. book 30. 552l3S. The Greenwich
Savings Bank. 24s < 94S Sixth ave- y Y
city. Payment stopped. Please return 20 bank.
LOST -BanNbook 30. COO SOC The Greenwich
Savings Bank. 246 4 AS san ave- % y
Clty. Payment stopped. Please .e.a'n % bank.
LOST Bankbool, SO oo7.5s5, The cree wich
Savings Bank. 40 & 2iS S!Xth a1e \, Y
'It> Payment stopped. Please return 70 oanll
LOST r Bankbooi, 40 l3o.soS Of the rx-
oelsior Savings Bank. - West sd St
"A 'lnent stopped. hetlrn to bank
LOSr.-Bankbook 40. 4e.Ss5 OF the Ex
Nelsior Savings Bank. ~ West 25d ST.
Pay ment stopped. Return to bank
LOST. Bankbool. No. 4e.Ss6 Of the Ex-
oelsior Savings Bank. - West 23a ST..
faYment stopped. Return 20 bank
LOST handbook 80. Gq5Ss of United
states Savings Bank, New YORK. Paw
nent stopped Please return book 10 bank.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Builder Buys 28 Lot Plot
In the Dyckman Seciion

That builders have about determined
to so ahead with apartment house con-
structlon despite the high cost of labor
and matera was Indicated yesterday
in the sale by John n Golding of a
plot of twenty eight lots on the east
side of Tenth Avenue, from 2llth to
2l2th Street, in tho Dyckman section.
This property is part Of the estate
of William B. Ishau, and the buyer
is builder who viii improve it at
once
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Seventh Avenue Corner Deal

The Eckels Estate is understood to
have sold the northeast corner OF
Seventh Avenue and Twenty ninth
Street, two buildings, one three and
the other four stories. on site 49.4
feet wide and IS feet on the street
The property has been owned By the
estate for several years.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Buvinc at SCarsdslc

Angel & Co. have sold to Lester r.
Stewart tho corner of School Lane and
Brown Place, Scarsdale, \. Y; also a
plot in Scarsdale Avenue to Frank
Bracello, adjoining owner; also leased
furnished, for the summer, residence
on Circle Road. Scarsdale for DR.. Mel
YIN Whitlock to Leo s. De Pima.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
West lS1st Street Dwelling Ruver

Calm e. Pittman have rcsold 81 West
1slst Street, two family dwelling
with garage on plot 50x10O. to Ansel
). Merritt. George +. and Charles
Buckbec negotiated the sale.
William S. Baker has sold for Albert
H. Hastorf to the Jules Realty Com
pany, Samuel Wacht, jr, president, the
five story apartment house on plot
d84x95, at $40 West 172d Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Buys on Madison Avenue

Bastine & Co. and Bohnenkan,n E.
Schneider have sold 1G5 Madison
Avenue, four story building, next
to the corner of Thirty-third Street.
to John +. Alvord The property is
assessed at $S5, 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Revillon to Live at Sands Point

Pell &; Tibbits have leased to John
NJ. Revilon, of Revillon Freres, Paris,
the country home of Mrs. Katharine
Knowles Jandorf, at Sands Point, for
the coming season.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan,

"hpS"pNrf Az, 2is. Conrad Cinsor nsi liflh
hsenua Bond aud Mortaase 20 ct al Sisrnn H.
" NAl,rWoH1'i Az. 80. amuc ogl saine, Nerol' T.
,,t's, ,,. ... ......,. ..... fpis
=, ~ f'A',. lfr''iit 60. inr, uHi inuiH
-" l',,, 'nl w. lFiN 81 'Op
.,,tt,H ,,,,,,,,,,',,, ,.,,,I 'i ..iIf lil ~ 40
NvML rNvrtiVp william rrd,nas asl e,mo
,..,y ~, .tt 1li. ~
bAaN'h nhVI iitrS iona lolcy aal aAni,c. May
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

lalsr 4r 4s and 20 " John Rchmsn Plumbing
Contracting CO ast John Mahon owner aud
contractor ........ $50 %
bio irus Go. owner Frank silbcrnsn owner and
eeiii 81. 42, y, Abraham safrinn sst Nul.
Jncobs tsncr and contractor .......'' fsI7 te
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Buvs Staten Island Home

Cornelius G. Kolff has sold for Carl
F. Grieshaber the new stucco cottage
erected by him at No. 165 Glove Road,
near Richmond Terrace, West New
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
New Operator i'm Field

a. Blumenthal. for the past four and
half years with Bing & Bng, has
engaged in the realty business for him
sell, with offices at 10 Broadway. lie
viii operate entirely.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
White Plains House Ruvcr

Griffen, Prince & Ripley nave sold
ior lorona A.. Scagcr to Miss Mary
a. Gibson, colonial house, in Waller
Avenue, White Plains. n Y. The prop
crty was held for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Now Bronx I}uiIdinr

Mlnpock Av W, $50 Ndrnesi ~ ~ ny
ifnmr dwlg. lGA ~ O. lacoD hBchhln. I'm Mm,
doN AZ owner. William kunD, 500 T. o0fth
~ NIllllc-l- lna' - 81 .nn
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
ACT QUICK-REAL BARGAIN

..,. Sew ooaso rooms % ban. heat electric light.
dnriioa o' 81 900: cash required, Sljuo WAG-
NtR Morris rark. foot Of IDfTcrs nv. station
pulion 81 elevated from brooklyn Bridge
81 600 CASH buys Groom house. all modern I'm
prOtnmeuts. J'iot. 2S,lo0; l.. r. Il and
sub~ny Price. 5000 y. II. SWEET ga FuI-
ton Street, Jamaica. Il. |.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Selling in BROOKLYN

The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold 232 Eightyeighth Street, between
Ridge Boulevard and Third Avenue,
Brooklyn, two-story and cellar brick
twofamily house, for Isadorc W. Bar
mum.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Recorded Lease,

erH Az A.. nil; cha5 I.'nc to Bcrmsn Hsr
r0NnwNY s7.s az D o MeGormalS icy to Nieoao feS
'argcose. 1870 " looh st. years FROM orl
1i511I aT 81 -s5 ". All samuel Jacob To f,crths
Jacobs 81 " 1i5th st from Mar ] 1919 to
sept so. 1873. atty, Morrison $. 30 Broad
II coo
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
HELP WANTED MALE
ADVERTISING DETAIL MAJ

We need the service q you's ma. wl.o las
placing copy and cuts in publications mus, s,-
sume entire detail connected With furnishing cory.
schedules must he able % handle intc.iiGen;lv
rates and closing dates TIE TsA' man has per
manent and growing position. w4'n Ior1naH {
and growing ol9anizati0a. state compete expert
ence Box a X 500 lIiblne Orioe
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
BUSINESS PROPERTIES ron RENT

ofri,n TIVE uotaA>p norAul gl.r
.dd... lucul.E,ilo enAps orlog ilellDls1 ~
,nh nu .,tNIl!Al NECfluN ron Miy ar
uit toosrll. MONT DIVIDE cufisIAN a.
WAKEFIELD. INC. 20 EAST ssD bTnEEr
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Statesmen
HERES TIE OPPORTUNITY
YOU'VE BEES LOOKING FOR

Va want sev@ra c'oan-cut. live 'grs sslesmen
accustomed TO in'eryle"ing men Of Affairs who can
provo from past lcrlnrmances that they capable
Of earning al least s. 800 a year
II You are snch man we VIII give you tho opror-
tuhliy or making more money his Year. on com
mission basis than you made before And next
year. II Your work has hccn satisfactory. you may
step INTO a permanent position ~ Merchandising
pcpar nent as District Manager which VIII pay
YOU from slo1o to S5o.oQC per year for tho re
mallder Of your active business life
We are successful manufacturing corporation
with natic,ally known product We enlarg z
our plant 10 sake of increased business resulting
from the termination Of the We want resi-
salesmen; Dho possess tao: and initiative call on
our business correspondents In New York and
vicinity with letters Of introductory ard ahe sub
scriptons to our Offering OF so Preferred Stock
with Common Stock honus Stock selling expert
ence helpful but not necessary. VIC instruct you.
II you think YOU can qualify call after 10 m.
ana before $50 ?. n. Wednesday only or Wrl'-
stating your experience and auslihcations Suite sol
30 East 42d ST New York Ciy
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Bronx Alteration,

alru hr adn 49, flame and hr,f earase.
21Nl0p. Pauline Deotsrno. as3 l. iliih It,
ownrt u hnockrnhaucr. 1898 Fulton ~
hIchllert, coat . ~--~. 81 800
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Cla sified Advertisino
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

LOST-Monday evening. March ioth on
Madison ave. between 63d and 65th s,s
black seal leather pocketbook. envelope
shape. containing money and checkbook
Please return 70 bank and receive re-
ward.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

RALEIGH HALL 100 ". 43rH sT-Ju,,
opened. refined. comfortable residerce >or
men; all hotel service; 5, - mp week i.
With fr'c use of bath cub and shower.
With private bath. 5000 Up. ,fanslents
invited.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
DIAMONDS

DIAMONDS AND JEWFLRY BOUGHT FOR CASH,
estates appraised. purchased. BENNETT. l7t
Btoadr ay. 'IlsvaIrs
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
CHANGE OF NAME

SUPREME COURT. nisW ioriI cotN /,
In the Matter Of ths Appllts atom - :
RIDIIR & NOBR1Ns. tN' for aptn,,...ss
TO change ta nsme u stfLkLA " !"
PAPER BON CO. lND.
SIR
NOTICE is hereby given nat hapi.ihss
RoEHiNs. fNt'. q domestic cofporA.eess es
having ts principal husinoss cnce N
Borough ~ Manhsttan. 'iiy. IounL e..
state of Now York. VIII arpi1 10 the
prene Court of tho state ~ Nov oiN 80
tpecial Term. Part one thereof ,,on,s 70
hold At thr NrN Norif county Court rru.
ln the thorough of Manhattan. 'ii) OF -. -.
10 s. u'clnfi, in The forenoon. nr -
tpfk -" the "tfh dty ~ MAffh. ~ "a
inffrnftcr a7 rHunrri can re hfffd io' q
ora nufAnfiaiHa fsti cor rorsiiynn, A. a
rHsunr Ns t1fpafAfe nanif tp tlfb"''
TIVE lAil.if KOS 60 lh' a.s
Dated, Sew iorl, lfrpluaft -"ih -
HEDl.tI .S KphblNas H.
~ JOSEPH REDLER. Presidents
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
BUSINESS CARDS
pEsI.s AND OFFICE FUKNInXE.
no. foP
0hica Furniture
In great variety
OF style and price
I. c. SEL.L.EW
III FULTON ST.
N@lv York.
CARPET CLEANING

CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING COMPANY -
Cleans ny compressed air. steam. hand or or
door. 4l9 Last 4Sth ST. COE g. BRANDT. Tele.
phone l22 Murray HUI.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12

I ) r =" KJTE RS RENT ID
Non-Nsibles Months Sc 90
Nlsihcs. Months s. 10 4 IN
TIE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
10 Barclay 81 Tel barclay d723
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
SALES EXECUTIVES.
Az OPPORTUNITY

We arc in need Of trained sales
executives between tho ages II 80
ana 80. American born citizens. for
responsible positions in this coUn-
try and abroad
Preference viii be givcn 20 men
who are now successfully engaged
in managing sales forces or Who
have previously had successful ca
icera I'm this kind Of work
Ia replying state. approximately.
the salary you require.
Written applications only VIII be
con9idcrcd. Please do not call in
person.
Committee on Personnel
Vacuum on Go. 81 Broadway.
Ncw York.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12

SAllSMAN. v'th automobile 70 represent local
ana JERSEY territories. manufacturer of orccr
tlonai food products commission aud profit sharing
basis. only responsible mon Of iufesrt, and ,.il
lngness wanted. Marshall Products Company 255
Lexington ave. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12

SF,RtTARY TO ACCOMPANY GENTLHMAN
on Bt SiNESS TRIP TO Russia VIA Europe
,csvng about middle OF April knowledge Of
French requisite. additional knowledge Of Russian
and tv1ewriiiilc preferable. Oul5 gentleman
ACQUAINTED wiki American enterprises and deal
inEs in larse Affairs acceptable. Address fun de
tails. Including references which ~in be treated
conildrntlrilN. TO Trip. NuX ~ Tribune
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Recorded Transfers
Downtown

FRONT ST IS. cor Old Slip runs . 544r
W le Ok y " 81 10 to street Z n e le7 to
neg; Harry Grgg to T. Childs Go. y
William st; mige $4,000; and s. March IL;
', aty laWyers Title & T Go. lG0 Bway y..... 500
Hustler Sl. 81, II cor Norfolk st 25x52 Eeckie
I.acoy to = Edison co. l3O l. 18Th ST. latge
~ 900; FEB IS. atty. Title x " Co. 135
MANGIN ST. &c. s. 2lxl0O Annie Aaron and
eno 10 Nose feiscn and leia Goldberg. on
the premises. migcs S7.700. all liens: March
10 4tiy Harry SAifh II Court st. Bkyn. 500
WAY iRlN PL. $50. S. $40 w Greene ST.
81 lUSsVA. Greenwich Say Bank To Cosul Realty
,9rpn' as Park RoN. and g. all liens March
w. attyt. Middlebrook q Boslaud IT. cedar
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
MISCELLANEOUS

CORPORATIONS OKGAN1zED: NEW FoRK.
$500 includes ortnt and eycry cxprnlc AZ.
counts collected everywhere. SPECIALIST EICa-
MEX 1915 Broadway. suite col. Bryant 7745
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-08

Hsse|s SFss4 ~ Bring assalt4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-08

Candidates Entering Now
Are Not Too Late to Be-
come Winners.

SHOULD an enterprising candidate
enter The Herald's Northern Mime
sofa Campaign now and devote all Of
his available spare time IN getting
subscriptions for The Herald he would
have a fine chance OF winning the
ssA5 Overland which The Herald viii
give away.
think that it is necessary to work
only. a few hours in. order to. win.
Those who think in this are
sadly mistaken and they will wake up
n fine day n see somebody else
riding away in the prize car that The
Herald will give away.
Several candidates have apparently
come to the conclusion that 1t win
take subscr iptions to win the grand
prize and during the past few days
have been showing their mettle and
advancing toward the head ~ the list.
Candidates are urged to watch for
second payments and get the extra
votes that may be obtained in this
name
$1,000 paid on one subscription en-
titles 2 candidate to 2,00D, votes.
$500 paid on a renewal for both
AAC mag dlO evening eQlllOnS TO one
address entities a candidate to I, 500
votes. s
+ A second payment secured from a
subscriber who has already; paid $500
to a contestant. entities the candidate
securing the second payment to 1900
votes.
The campaign will close December
20, at ten o'clock Pr rn: All remit
tances must be mailed by that time
in, order to- count and be In The Her
aid Office not later than ten O'Clock 4
m. December 23, 1919.
Nomination Blank. 3
Grand Forks Herald, yl52YsH.
Grand Forks, N. p.
Gentlemen:, -. T..
I wish to enter your Northern MIN
nesota Auto campaign. Kindly credit
me with 1000 vote credits which you
give Free with each nomination
blank.
Name .~-..-.....-.-.~s.es
Town
District No. -......---..s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-08

CnMPETENT GIRL WANTED FOR
EsFsssl, Z h " Mrs. aa.'Ae esl.,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-08
The Tigers Coat
fCentinued from page A.

There were many things Freda
would rather have done than this. 1t
would be an almost indispensable test
Of the thing that lay between herself
and MacAllister. and which She long
ed to keep intact. Until Marie had
appeared, she had had the best there
was in MacAllister untouched by the
influence of any other woman. Marie
had the primitive qualities that no
woman loves, no matter whether she
is herself possessed of them or. not.
It had been q little hard to stand by
and see MacAllister yield himself UP
into her house, it meant that she
would champion Marie's ause. She
not take her otherwise. &.
But what was her love for MacAllis-
ter worth if it could not stand even
such a test? It was her honest COM
good wife.
"of course ] will take her" she
sYe're fine, Freda!" MacAHister re-
turned with feeling. 'I'd go through
because he was in the state when a
man speaks out his thoughts without
first having smoothed them, he said
with real regret and genuine wonder
ment:. ct wish it had come 10 love
between Us two, Freda. I've been aw-
full near to loving We, all these years.
Tell me why, instead of friendship,
we've not had for each other the fever
Of th9 blood I've had for the two who
are BY no means yer equal?" He put
his big hands on her shoulders, a ia
vorite act Of his when moved. ..Tell
me, We who are so wise? = 49,
Though she smiled whimsically,
Freda flushed. perhaps because I
am wise but more, I think,
because you obey pretty literally the
great law of opposites. Because your
sex instinct Graves the primitive"
81 hate it,"
That's merely your education in
entirety. not the naked Savage who
has the brains of a child. but the
touch of it you do want" And she
added, bravely: Perhaps your race
needs it. Perhaps you have obeyed a
need without knowing it."
Hia face set in hard lines again. He
took his hands. from her shoulders.
ut may be inbred. prejudice, but it'll
be the thing Will survive Longest il
Freda did not say that she doubted
with q twist Of his features that be-
tekened pain: *'I:m meaninglto send
for Marie. TIL not see her again.,
she smiled a little sadly. She was
quite right; it depended largely on
AaEte--very largely.
But she said, practically enough:
Send for her as o o rs you like.
Her room will be <eady for her, one
Of The ROOMS you used to have; the
room that looks over the garden"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-08
LEI.
MENDALL FOLLOWS

-#~-.f ~
As soon as the" noise Of MacAllis-
ter's quick going had died. Mrs. Men
DALI took his message up to Marie.
She gave it through the closed door,
waiting only long enough to be as
suFed that Marie heard. She had
raped and then spoken as quickly as
possible, for fear the girl would open
the door. Marie was stirring; from
the sudden silence that followed, Mrs.
Aendal knew she had heard.
She hurried away then. shedid not
Of seeing her; she hoped she would
never see her again; that MacAlister
would send her away from Laclasse.
She felt certain he would do that It
was the only bit OF comfort the morn
ing had brought her. 1t would be
easier then for her to take up life
again.. and try to forget the break.
Carl would be obsessed for a time, but
after q space Of ~restlessness he would
forget That was his nature.
Aendan was still in the reception
left him at the window. looking after
MacAllister, and now he had begun
to Walk the feor, aimlessfA yet In an
excited way, the same excitement he
had shown when he had told MCCALL
istar that his home was Marie,s a
long as she needed 1t.
He looked up when she came in.
''Hage Eeu left her alone mp thers ~
he dsmanded anxrtly. Fou might q
least heys steRgsd e ssy . vord to
would have thst much pity In her!s
: Mrs. Mendail had often seen him
angry at others, grow black and curss
them yaNndly, but In all her .knowl-
edte ct him he had never given her Z
rough word. He had often been care.
less, frequently unapproachable, and
even more frequently silent and de-
pressed, but never harsh o. angry.
She shrank . little under his anger
though she felt, it was u~ndeserved.
81 couldn't How could you expect It
OF me, Carl? And she wouldn't want
il. I can't help being glad that she u
going. She has brought nothing but
trouble to us and to Mr.. Manchester
and to herself"
HE has threyn her aWsyEgone
and left her! Il - enough TO drive
her mad!" MendallI said passi0natelys.
"And you refused her q roof-even
for a night. I saw her face when Gha
went out from hero. She's "a dc.
sneir.s
"Mr. MacAllister told her he=ssould
care Ter her. Carl, and he WILL
Yes. thrNwn her q bone-as he
would a log! She won't take
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y Evepila'e $1,000.
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STANDING OF CANDIDATES,

~DtstFict No. f-Kiuson OnantE
John.R Smith. Ct. Vincent 1000
Harold Rustad, Hallock -. 1905
District s-AIarhan County.
iM. II. Sands, AlEarado 1880 z116
0lger Pal Oseth. Oslo - 2115
orten Jones, Argyle -- 1ee0
Miss =. Roach. Arsyla - leoe
District s-RoR Coauex
ChaA. Adams. Fisher ...- zoao
Miss Ester white Fisher >-. 1850
Mabel %. SpArby, Grookyton- 1850
5.G Etlertson, GulN->---~-- 1oeo
Cleo Olson. Bygland $780, 1890
VIM. Hafftorson, Fertile -- 1856
Oscar Ness, Ersk1ne .....,.s 1900
G~snevieve HouskA East Grand
81. House, East Grand Forks. - 1000
Susie Mixisin, Farley ---- $3.50
Pearl johnson. .Climax--- 1850
Peter 9tuhr, Euclid -- 3O0A
q Fosston .....-.... 1850
Mira Chaa e. Berg, McIntoah- 1oOo
Mrs John T~horkelsou, Trail 1900
H0da Rowland. NielsvtNe 13zS
District Norman Ooansy.
Mrs Geo. Roesch, Ada .- 1oae
Amanda johnson, Hendrum-. 3l3I
Mary Birkiand, shelly ....-- 1875
John Rogers, Twin Valley 49,. 1000
Clark Sanderson, Ada ......... 1905
Miss Esther Nysaard. Halstad. Las
Dastrtce -Roseau oo~ie
Eva Fleming. Greenbush .- 1sDo
r. J. Sersen, Greenbush -- lDeA
Frank Curtis, Roosevelt -.-lteo
l. p. HedherG, Roosevelt - i0Ao
Alvin Norton. Roosevelt -s-. i61e
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