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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03
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:her wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed
goods.
Buy Diamond Dyes"-no cthe
kind-then perfect results are guar
anteed even if you have never dyed
before. Druggist has color cards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

Z! genuine PIANIST ana CAR
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,owcr to tell the many coming events
{ your future life. She asks no ques-
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he tells what you called for, names
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marriage, divorce, specu!ations and
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What may be your ambition. hope OF
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

FOR RENT-Bachelor apartment
for rent, two rooms and bath. All
modern improvements, well iocateo
first floor. Apply to Frank Stuart,
119 South Fairfax street. 2f9-u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

Governor on the first SIX months OF
its operation, covering only the au-
tunn meetings, but the figures glven
are regarded by persons in close
touch with racing affairs as being,
if anything, under the real amount.
Turf writer's agree that it was 4
banner season for racing in this State
in the quality of the racing, at
tendance and financial results.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

FOR RENT-First floor apartment,
at 22l North Royal street. Apply
to F. Beattie, 305 King street.
27G-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

FOR SALE-One cylinder Buick,
perfect condition, terms. See E.
s. Sutherland. after p. M, Pey'
ton Avanue Del Raw. 285-4p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03
s5o,oo0,oO0 WAGERED
IN MARYLAND RACING
Greatest Season in Annals of Four
Tracks Just Ended

Baltimore, Md, Dec. 3.-The stu
pendous sum of s5O,000,OGO or more,
passed through the betting machines
of the four big Maryland race tracks
during the season of ITO days just
ended, according to figures obtained
yesterday.
The new State Racing Commission
has not yet mace its report 10 Tic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

FOR RENTING garages ana .
good rooms over garage. Apply
40 Prince street. 2o'-zp'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

4 COLoRED DENTlsT-Dr. W.
Lee Harris, 4O5 North Alfred St.
Alexandria, Va, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. Office hours,
9 j. M, to 8 D. nj. 276-26p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

,yoTICE-Good second hand over
.cats for sale, $500, and up, at
Wolfscn's Tailor Shop, GOT King
street phone 1897. Clothes bought
and sold. Z3o-t1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

FOR RENT-F'urnishe room, all
modern conveniences. Apply ~
Harvard Street. Zoo-zp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03
FOR RENT =, ?! aayaEi{ys IFeo n
heat. F. c. ti9odnows Company
10 King = I::ssteesJa seY|aaf |
2SS-1c. e2s,s%f*s! !;
aa-.r > nax lie inEAi6o,ssse;o ~ ~

Forty a Day DIE IN Moscg" !,
Use Houses as fueii
Berlin, Dec. 3.-No less than l,sob
persons, an average of forty day.
were sentenced to death by Moscow
revolutionary tribunals and executed
in Moscow during September, ac-
cording to the official Soviet organ
"Isvestia."
The same paper throws light On
the desperate fuel situation in MOS
COW by stating that 5000 wooden
houses have been torn dcwn N Mos
COW to provide fuel for the p>"pie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

Subscribe 70 the Gazette and get
all TIE news Of your local community
while it is news.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

FOR sALE-Jeffery Roadster ana
Auburn Chummy Roadster. Apply
Drncan's Garage, Pitt and Came
ron street. zoo-op'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

FOR SALE-Gas range: Just like
new. Reasonable price. Carlyle
Apartment No. 10, fourth floor.
2S7-2t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

WANTED-To engage row man ana
wife 70 children, work garden
and cooking or boy Il up. Ac-
dress w. D. Deane, R. F. D.. lor-
ton, Va. zee-zc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

WANTED-Blacksm for wagon
and horse shoeing shop. Apply at
2017 Duke street. 2ot-zP
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

HOUSES FOR RENT-Six. five, and
three room houses, also four room
apartments in East Rosemont.
Thesg have all modern improve
monts. Sewers, gas city water
and electric l,mhts Apply General
Realty Corporation, 40 Kin~ St.
Phone 926 2SS-3c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

FOR SALE-If you have been LOOK
ing for rea, bargain in q home
WE have it now. The owner adj
vises US that circumstances are such
that he MUST SELL. His loss is
yorr gain. See US today if you
are Interested in securing a home
at bargain price. F. {. Good
now Company, 7l9 King street,
Phone 926. 2SS-3c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

WANTED-Waitres wanted at
Monticello Hotel. Apply at once
at S07 King street. zoi-zc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

WANTED-At once q woman TO &C
laundry. Apply at les Sorth st
Asaph Street. 2oo-zP
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

FOR RENT-Third floor for light
housekeeping, with heat water,
etc. Apply 224 North Columbus
streat 2S7-3p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

TEACHER PITMAN1C SHORi-
HAND-Classes in evening. APP
ply between Z and p. m, at 3lo
South st. Asaph street 2Si-op
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

FOR PENT--Room suitable Tor
or , men. all modern convcnlcnces
Amply 100 Harvard street.
2sS-3p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

FOR SALE-Old Building Material,
Bricks, Lumber land Fire Wood. II:
Herfurth,. il Phone s 9sssss s S:!i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03
MADAM NELLIE
GIFTED EGYPTIAN PIANIST AND
CLAIREOIANT

Have your palm thoroughly
read and explained by q
genuine PIANIST and clair
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04
LA TAI GA
Refutaci6n a BLasco Ibdnez

! ;ueblo co"roiGc por e. hambre, corl--
r4csto de toreros y toreristas. de II
los Y de manolas, de frailes y de c2c! =
| gues, de ~araIfaGetos : de pe~reZosCS.
| Poro. & bucn seguro. ninEunc de es-
tos americaEoS. Il q~uienes Pho BaroJa
Hama e~stipllos Y 4 quienes 1JaneZ no
advirti0 siQuiera como no fuuse para
| Gespreciarlosl. seria capaz de 'tamafd
Gesvergi:cnza. Estamos bastaUte candi
dos para Greer en- el delcznable ideal
Dar-hispduico. Y en- TODD e. accrEo lie
Isugares corurnes conque tan ~frecuente
rirnte Sc nos ~recuerda Que sc nos en-
ccndr6. It mcdjas cuando meros. con
sargre del Gil y dc Pelayo...
Y asf COMO 81 ~folicular:o VIC d Ne
xico. VIC a sus hombres rub!icOs. Fran
e a CarranZd, frerte Z Obreg6n. :;
no piensa sino uue son deSprcciab!e2
rcr que NJ sc les puede sacar dineTo.
C;nfndonos = esta maIigna pauta. los
| cscritores d. America podrfamos suEa-
rir por al Ia mas triste : ridici!a
iiea de los pOlit!COs espaho!eS. Con
,curos .ra.ps schre l. fcaidad fiSie2.
ror iunrarTamo2 unaS Cuantas obScrTa-
| clones acerc Dc n pohreEa int"lectuHl.
:, Ia endcn'cz del cardcter y de n
orieataci6r Gc cangroio. de Un Maura,
IN Romanore. o un La C!e,ra. ii
Cjerva no .e~fa sino un fantoche qie
| hace 'alaries DC suruosta masculine
Csd'; Maurc una aat;Eualla de "talS"
r-ofeta ouo sohreyive a los mcnt!s de!
~tier1po": Duto IN p~olitiqueante ali
vcrto" 4 quicn nadie ~aventaja en- capa-
cidad para Il s~crvidumhre". Y tod"s
clos "homhrr: cuya masa e~ncefa!"2
cstz invadiIl FOR 6rganos de funcio-
hes diametrGlmente oDuestas a las de!
~rersar''. a..
Y hecho tai analisis al modo 'hlasoo-
!, ilahezco". C"oIarariamos u las mas
canspfcuas fieuras dc IA E*paha d"
| roy ~cs;An... 4 mil leGEas d" Don
Cuijote.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04
mUCHAS PUAGAS en- LOS CAM
POS ALGoDONEROS DE
Ia LAGUNA

TOEEEON JUNO @9.-La Comlsl"n
do placas. s~ecundada cu"rusiastam"n-
- nor n Camar Arrfcola Na"iona!
fo n I.aguma. esta trahafando con to-
in actividad para comh"tir las ol-
vc-sas piagas que cstan aparcc;endo
en- los camoos a~icodon"ros.
Va informh el i~Nzeni"ro t"f" de Ii
ncncionada Comisi6r q" i!agaT. que
Ia coma" hahra aparccido en- las he-
cicrdas Ge Santa Teresa. Santo Nino
= San Fra-cisco. pero en- cscosas pro-
norcionec; en- IA region del Naz2$a
arareci1 "a viruela del a~lSod"n. tam
hian en- pequeha esaala. y Y en- los al
adcdorcs de Torro6u n nodredumbr"
de las rafccs ha p~crjudicado conslde-
rallonente las pIantsciones.
Todos los esfuerzos 50 encaminan
2 combatir Ia pcor &c las p!asas: Ell
glsano rosaGc, que Gesde hace Va
largo tempe sent6 sus reales en- los
.pIantros ~Iaguncros. Hasta ahora pa
rccc que n proportion del gusano 70
g4do alcanza I'm medic por ciento.
La Camara Agrfcola 4" Ia LaEuna.
Sc dir!gi6 a los a~lCodoneros para cue
contribuyan Ell IA comrra de una ma
quina rumigadora. para cornbatir de
n manera efcc,iva O. GUsan" 70.
sado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04

.Acababa C. MORN VI turSues q ha-
hfa sido Ia rrevisi6n hecha homhre.
que naGia le arrehatase los tesoros
&c su experlenc.a, Sc iba con el!os a Ia
tlmba: pa-a que la integridad de su
RMS fu~l~u.arte caudal la ~SobreviNiera'
alo en- una talega enorme, soterra
10 or Il sItiu mas obscure de su solar
F...tre pujos. lagrimas Y aspaNlmentoS,
n famiIia Gel extinto planfa en- ei
s,l6n de Ia casona. Y era de ver el deJo
de ternura hUmeda con CUE la esposa
con,aba el fin trdgico del maTido n
;,ohre demonio de su yerno:
-Bes5 el C~ucii!jo cor la fe de un
ver6a6ero squto. y tenfa los laoloS
rosecos. Il fvente sudorosa. las manos
agarrotadas...
-Bnero y IA talega?-pregunt6 q
,.e-r.o +rae ;os oios parectan salfrse!e
de las 6rh:tas.
10 II es;irarse con el dolor de IA
MAS cruel agcHia. Los huesos q CRIT
:,..ron ac IN modo espartoso; las pier
-,e 90 - ,.e,orcieron como s~erpientes
entire las uamas...
ST. mut h:en: ~ la tasesa:
FL med'co dice que ten!o e. cereoT'
reblandeci6o de- tanto pensar en- neso-
clos y dur5 . hiCado a III oe' cog
nae. o.o
-Perfec amen;e: Pero y a taiesa
rr-edanlose entire Ia malta de u"
, mid prcquo' ' herida en- los mas oc.
rraGos sentir!entos de su fe~n?'nioai
T., vrn1a 70 ru6o msnos que eNciamaT
o., IN ra0,n de c6iera.
En- Ia ,a'esa no ren'a naaa aoSo'"
r.rente.. Ne coHsta. ...
En- tones cl yerno. cue Sc SIM.
da.-sudad, en- sus e~spevanzas' eiose :"
.~-s,abilIar. !guel Que 81 Ie claTasen IN
hero en e. esp!nazo. y oaF" conn
r,erno m-e-Jo cae'-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04

-e1o 10 que n d!cho dc nreSir" pas
= ararturado foliculario. resuma IN
~, ,-o-z;1n = malirnidad. e! no pudo
adve-tir. con ample Y desicado cora
IN dc artlgta. n hernIosura in"upe-
dc los T2is1jeS meE!C"noS: eHtr'
.,.s ,,os = n rcarar:lla de los vo!cane7
~o-oneGos dc plata. O 5el Undo vale
.,-a sjr,.a dc csjento 4 Ia c!udad ma
triz O de los boaques de virginia. opu
lerc.a. . de ios temples V los palac!os
10 n~cdicfosa Architectural, o de Ia nue.
- rsza oue asciende cor o-Cullo de!
ro-fo -raE.co dc sus dolores. Sc intern"
ria Un chioto pesado : waco. donde
So concentrate TODD 81 ideal ' tooo
.. imDetu: ia talega,
= no a!can=6 a e~xaltarSe con las ia
776as que r~enucvar. aumentaGas en- I'm
7att original q acervo de hero!smoS
1e "a fami!:p eSpaNola. Ia noble voluE
TAD do So --if,cio del Padre H!dalso
los relamDacos de genio conQue More
los oflsca en- sus canpahas a los se-
-arales de n peninsula: Ia Gdelidad
reoublicana conque esta 7acidn, apenas
s7l:6a de a cuna deshaCe el lrpeT'n
do T-r:~hiic: g -alcr firCne y SECURE
ccng-e IN grrpo de nihos. Que aucuraH
"a IA co~nciencia de "a Patria recien
rac!de. mueren ante 81 empuje de las
balas del in-asor del ~; Ia cruenZa
= aiffcil guerra de Ia Reforma. L 10
ga estatu;r acUf. antas sue en- Ia pro-
7la Francia GO Ia Revolution. IA lib"r
tad pri. qril del quito religioso: IA q
roreva de-! ; de Mayo, que puede incor
ro-a-sa q les batallas decisivas en- los
anaIes de n Eepuhlica d~emocratica:
Ia muerte del seSUndo imperio. que
relv;n6ica para el Nuevo Nundo Ia po
testad de c~obernarse acknowledgements
=: IA gran traced!a del constitutional
l!smo. en- que aparece Mexico envue.-
70 CT llauas y goteando sanGre. pero
circurdado de- idealidad. Y tiembla Y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04
"a \ salTajc America
nuaG, CnoCar su COpa
on arrT.aCueZ hIsSt:Ica
con "a sdlvaje Europa....


EiasS' '",'s, ~ aanan. =,
YIN he'''r' u" "a 49,. ,.or
e@hi'l''"n u S''' % 1r..
l3nl,S q, F11 80. 49, me
".|'"" 90. 'o"' .-u:,i.,
tLec' ,.,, MONTY. Fai,a =
,'',' tI. ~. t;-o,,a ~. 80 dirfonaI
IT." ~ ,a~,,,o md, , dc.jr ma
49,, a,ioros ,~,r..res . irroran:cs. cui-
se,-ror noh,os n D'a..cyo=. "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04

Pero nj ~ los estnpidos into~l""tuaiIF
lie America nj en- ri pohre pueblo De
r,va cntrpns dolorosa hcmo7 nacld"'
hay ruinGad nara Yer = Ia Peninsula
con los viGr:os ahumados del dcsr"-
clio. A.atns h;en. gozosos tributarian'os
IN hon1enaie = sus rlorias leGftimA:'.
~, IN Ortasa ' Cassct. a I'M Ramon
- Caial. n u1 Nen"adez FeiaEo. a u"
rarcinos Asens. n un Zu!oaGa o ? M
Ma-quina. lc. ofrendartamos un laurel
Nm Beimonte o 2 TN Bomha. TN r"-
h,,eto - bravo toro DE- Tepeyahualco.
: = un Blascn Ibahez... una taIcS3
vaCIa'
Ricardo ARENALES.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04

nv. Vicente Rasco Tha0ez. maj no.
,al;sta Y peor hoElhre, Sc Parece al W.
no de esta historic on un detsile 'I"-
,rarc~.aI: 81 Que 10 dn!co que 70 inls-
,,.-, as "A ta!r-a. Su e2orme amoicich
10 GRO no IA pcdido verse SatiSiec'!"
81: crr los rrcfuctos Ge gu NeCocl" re
lr..or. nj cor el re~su!tado de sus an
-o--as NOR terra argentina. ~ COZ
- r,.,',ros an que venfe Z eNEehor"S
r,.ra-ios .-ocaGos on tilmas de cinema
r--~afo. Qusrt. mas. y 50 Nch" nor
.aS Americas en husca de c1n0i"oS '.'
rsf,sa- 'o97ta~" Hor. 81 fiENTa H'
r.v 500 80 rs ,atras = su prestige"
20 co,ouis,aGor ~e~trasado en- tres 81
,r,s Pase- Dor NsIico. dondo IA nos
..rif,d ,.-,rdar,a del pals II acc
~.-a ~i.c~es: so0ort1 con es.7,-
49, ,,,a r:ee:a - IA TniveTs!dad IA
.,.- rf-:mr,. 81 ah"Trlnio0to 81
". r,.-,.rns. c-Eu'lh ta;mac&mtn,S " .
.7,-a de- '7e ~hanQusies. vI6 dHsI'iar "''
e,,s oirs los "-ai,C=' Submarines
=, ,.,,-n -r:e ~ alma On "a me!ah-
,orr, 10 yccnjr,i,ro. fuf rNcihido en-
-.r.;,, 7~,ai.rola ror e. President" -"
=. Eon1-r..a. '--,r , n: N~rnh"Nh-7;
-, -, Adri~l-.-acldn y d los N2r,'d"S
,os.~fo-:s.ae.. Pe~o "a6a = Sa~iis'a--
e., IN >, obscure fonGo De 50 co2ciAH
r.~ az,aba d.,ieaGo sic"19re ant" las
~-r.;,eg:ar.orer lie s.Hc9r2 " 70 M
f.,oGa ro~lr.r.+o5 % los mexicanos:
......- os-o rssz be: Te~o - nj tan
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04
~DIcCiONARIOS CAsTELLANo9'
Efcfnr HM1o.-

,,,,auo Cust5alo- -Tt.Tt g.
10y de a IeuEla cas.e;lan'' pos %. 'SS -
aEc- &c a R9s@. --I -. J5s
SraS1 =. oanGcsas. .a,5Is a~ S:s,rn4
S9ae:o oo, C Co.. io~.srnssioaa. De SsDa . %
e. etc. In So=o oas'& ,s.s c....
p.ss.Oaar.o gooQiaI DE- = IT. So ; nav
nTS-tico. Empas,aLO co ,e-a 'aS.eSa.
Di.-tSaar.o Comprise - Coz.
5o;a. pSr N. 2s-.@1-Har.S *.
aen% c.s'S. GO y e. k .os alcc.o.s-
pA:'e @1. ssmf.S.Ss = s. sa~-2, N 90 @
no C &c 1'' " - LgnS.a cssts-.na' f,s
D. lose A.rnaa,.- -.".' ~, sosss
100 S,-a-S as &. Academia Ts'nA-
Sc MI Azcrcaalsncs g-nse e.
sins M. arsasaaos > reo.oS.sI'7' a."
perOsas loe-..o-~ -s-2-' .-..-E2 80
IT. Pasta flDG
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04

Para librcs ch espanoI dir!jasa
listed a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano.
lis y. S.a. Rosa. Ave. San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04

gime hasta que conquista ia Macdonald
zaci6n de los terrenos de su prop!o
sucic. ..-nadc de este pudo compre&-
DE- Blasco l51hez. Y es que entire la his
toria que 20 nara y los oJos que de-
hieron leerlo. Sc ~balanceaba grotescA-
nente I'm obtcto pesado ' opaco' el
cual llevabu tras de 81 el coraz6n lei
uovelista: la talega:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04

xxx
Pero dejamos 2 un lado e derecho
de eyigirle al ~aventurero V~aieAciaNo
duo comprenGo 10 que hay &c romantlco
On nuestra historic. y ~pidanosle qI"
comDrenda. por 10 menos-si en- verdad
eS I'm r~epreScn.ante de II ESpana' cHit2
10 Que hemos ~reali=ado. como here
deros de las tradicioneS de su patr'd
IN benetic.o de Ia c~lvtlizacion. iC"1io
"a e. Il Responsiveness? Pasa por No
xico Y no conoce los nomhres de nu"S
tros msdicoS em!uentes, de nuestroS
bi6Iogos. dc nusstros juTisconsultoS'
lie rresrroS estadistas, de nucstros mn
sicos. de .luestros fi!6sotos. de nuestrcs
Dcetas. dc ruestros g~e6Grafos. de nuHs
iros pedagugoS de nuestros plntoTes' .
10 cscapa 81 sentido humane de '"S
l1chas uua lfdr ensangrcntado eSta 10
ION naci6u. O!-ida Que VI ideal conan
RIOS vincuIt . los mas ErandeS fte-
hos de la terra. y que, GcHtro "e III
ro,mas az" EsraNa mtsma nos reg
tara 81 gran trabajo dc Ia cNit"i"'
M. be,uos csForzado-a pcS2r del las
,,< DO indireras ]ignorantes que lieVa-
mos ~ a.-por ser d!gnos de n
eva a., oue rcs toca r!vir. Oivida. =
aIne3te. que 81 acuf hay soInhr2s %
=, trocinic. rcaachaS de sangre. moH''cH
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arm shelteringly, but shuddered, and
there was the echo of a half sup.
pressed sob.
Ransom caressed and comforted the
girl he so loved, painting a fair pic
ture of the prospects that were open
ing up to him. Edna was thoroughly
%unselfish and sacrificing, and she felt
that she had no right to hold him back
from testing his business ability.
An old q of sixty had succeeded
the former telegraph operator at Or
vile and passing the cherished tryst-
ing place on his way to his work,
had noticed Edna. 1t came about that
they grew into quite intimate &C
quaintanceship, and occasionally Edna
would stop for n few minutes ut the
little depot. l. pleased her to he in
close touch with one who could tell
her all about the great city to which
she was a stranger. which held her
hearts dearest treasure.
One evening Edna dropped into the
depot and was conversing with the
operator. when the latter bent his car
quickly towards the clicking instru-
ment. It had become his wont when
Edna vas there to epitomize any inn
portant happening told over the wires.
big fire in the city," he Tailed.
"Plant of Driscoll & Co. totally destroy
ed" and IIdna's cheek b%lanchcd. for
that was the name of the house with
which Ransom was connected. "Sever-
al lives lost. John Driscoll and his
secretary escaped to roof; ladder, sent
to their rescue, burns midway. Both
engulfed in the flames. Hello!" for
Edna had fallen to the floor insensible.
The operator ran to the WATERFALL,
but 1t was empty. He seized 1t and
started for the we'll. When he returned
Edna was gone. He was a slow think
ing man, but it suddenly occurred to
him that the business house named in
the telegram might be the one where
her tiance was employed. His face
frightened as he caught a later wire
"Whereecan she have gone? must
find her" he %soliloquized excitedly, ant
an instructive impulse caused him tc
hasten to the TRUSTING place telegraph
pole.
Yes. there was Edna, frantic, in
coherent, clasping the pole, pressing