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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14

FRESH Cows and ~Sprinsers for sale or ex-
change Cor Beef Cows: prices reasonable.
Cal. o. write. Levine q Kaplowitz. 163
Lewis St. Tel. a0g7.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

A STEAM vuicanizer tools and stocks for
sale. +. X. Martin. 145 New Brunswick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
HUERTA URGES
CANTUL0YALTy
Mexican Chief Plans Con-
ference by Telegraph
ny RALPH II. TURNER

MEXICO CITY, July 2e--Deiayed)
president de la iiuerta today
planned 10 confer by telegraph with
Gov. Esteban Cantu Of Lower Call.
fornia In an effort 90 bring him TO
tcrma without open hostilities.
Federal officials here consider the
attitude OF cantu rehellious. Cantu
wants the federal government 20 keep
hands on. Lower California and let
him run the state virtually AZ AN In.
dependent country. He followed this
course during tho carrahza admins.
tratlon.
IL was intimated In government
circles unless cantu abandoned this
attitude hts telsgraphic conference
with DO Ia Huerta would eliminate
IN tho issuance 81 Nat ultimatum
In which he will he told 10 come 20
terms or light he Ia Huerta In ready
10 land troops ana launch n cam.
paign.
The Newspaper Excelsior has learn
ed semi.officiaily. n announced. that
the Mexican government has been adj
vised no European governments will
recognize De la huerta until the
United States acts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
BIRTHS

Williams Marion r.. Seattle Gen.
eraf hospital. girl
TsuchiyA NamitI. so7 ssrd ava g.
Pearson. Fritz 1850 sist ave. 8. W.
boy.
Benns,. James ssu so,h ava g. W..
pswnlson. Hans o., rTc4 California
ave. girls ttwinr).
Daixeil. william c. Swedish hospl-
Folk. y. Martins Maternity ho.pi-
pe De- on NJ. sw.disn hospital girl,
stoi. Lundring. swedish hospital.
Bloombers. Peter r.. swedish hospi-
|Landcr' Bjorn. Swedish hospital. girl.
Kennedy. byron l.. SEA Davis pl.
ingersoIi. Robert Providence hospi-
Brown. Dewitt. isso sixth ave. boy.
Egbert H. C.. tsih 18th ave. ~.
boy.
i.esnangh, Marion H.. soT 2ist ave.
boy.
narueh. Philip. Columbus sani,ar-
Ruth, Albert j.. Seattle General hos
ccr,on, Fred o.. Seattle General
hospital. girl.
cioush, Ray W.. Seattle General
Wood. Harry. isso N. bsrd at. boy.
Clarke. Arthur H.. 1903 sand ave.
boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
CROWDS FLOCK
TO SEE Jimmy
Dayton In Gala Attire to
Greet Gov. Cox

DAYTON. Ohio. July 3o.--fsusincss
was practically Mt standr'iii IN the
entire Miami valley nj noon today.
while thronRs were In Dayton 10 sec.
hear and shake the hands OF Jimmy"
Cox
More than 10000 persons were i'm.
patiently awaiting the signal 20 pa
rade In honor OF their townsman.
Governor James NJ. Cox. democratic
presidential nominee. Every eide
street WIS dotted with huge floats.
each portraying some phase Of the
governors struggle from the farm TO
his present estate.
Governor Cox. Mayor switzer and
their retinue Of state and city Of.
fic.als will review the parade from
a stand erected In front OF the court.
house. Numerous bands added TO the
Kaiety Of the scene by putting on
paradcs Of their own and serenading
coxs newspaper office. the city hall
and footing enthusiastically on the
main thorofaran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
ELECTRIC CODE
IS UP TO MEIER
1t Repeats All Former 0sG-
nanCes

seattle's new electrical code was
transmitted TO Corporation Counsel
Walter r. Meier for final revision
Friday before being sent 70 the
city council for passage.
The proposed code. which has
been In preparation for some
months, IL over 80 pages IN length.
II repeats all former ordinances on
the subject.
Provision for the examination Of
sill contractors engaged In business
In the city Ia made in the proposed
ordinance. Permits win be granted
by the city comptroller. contrsc.
tors who have been In business In
the city for more than two years
viii not be compelled TO take tho
examinations.
The code was drawn UP ~ rep
rcsentatiycs of the electrical con-
tractors. electrical journeymen. tho
building managers association. tho
master builders association. tho
American institute OF Architects
and members Of the building d.
partment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
Auto Victim Is Out
of City Hospital

Charles L. westman. who lost his
memory when struck by an auto on
r.. Marginal way Thursday night.
was sufficiently recovered Friday
TO be released from the city hos.
pi,ai. Beyond recalling his name
and address. Westrnan could remem.
Der nothing after the accident. He
was slightly bruised on the head.
While walking on r. Marginal
way. q mile south OF Spokane ave-,
he was hit from behind by an auto
driven by Lee J. Lorla. tsoi KIRK.
wood Place. Lofia said he was
passing another auto driven by DR..
l.. a. 'Basslcy when he was forced
10 swerve to the right and struck
wesfman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
CANCSTERS OF
ALTOONA tanned
One Faces Charge Of Third
Assault

Steps were taken by Prosecutor
Fred c. Brown Friday 10 break up a
band OF youthful gangsters, which
has been terrorizing citizens of Al.
gona for the last several months.
onyl one OF the members OF the gang
was old enough to como within the
Jurisdiction OF the state courts.
This youth. Otto Beatty. wns
charged with third degree assault in
Justice Gordons court.
Beatty and five other members Of
the gang are charged with wayiayinr
II. II. Kingsley. also OF Algona, on
the night OF July 81. Beatty Is said
TO have held Kingsley while another
member OF the crowd administered a
severe beating. Several iron bars.
said 10 have been carried bv ,hs
rangstors. were found on the spot Of
the assault on tho following morn.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
Find Legacy Lost
ID Years in Attic

NEW YORK. July 3o.--Jane Anna
Abrams AZ she was dying ~ Year,
ago In her home in East RockaWay.
beckoned her daughter TO bend cioee
TO her lips and whispered: eIn The
astic---some money--under the~--
then she died The daughter and
her husband inherited the home.
They often searched the attic and
found nothing. The roof leaked The
other day. Owing to the high cost
Of labor the husband repaired Il.
Under the shingles ne found = Tin
box. II contained $1,000 in gold and
bank notes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
REPORT CANTU
WILL Give Up
Settlement Without Blood
shed Predicted

SAN DIEGO. Cal. july so.--sct-
tlsmcnt al an early date. without
hiocdshed. Of the situation which
seemed 10 threaten war In Lower
California. waa predicted today BY a
high diplomatic offielai." In an
interview with the San Diego sun. at
the same time revealing that dele
cation OF eight Lower California. rrp.
rcsenta,ivcs are due In Mexico CITY
today M emlssarios 10 effect . set
Element.
The interview states that under. an
agreement between CAnsu and tho
Dc La Hucrsa government. cantu
will resign an governor OF Lower
California u he In Hucrta will name
Lower Californian as his succes.
sor. The emissAries TO Mexico CITY
are expected 10 agree with Do la
Huorta on who shall succeed cantu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
BRITAIN TRYING
TO AID POLAND
Plans for Treaty With Rus
slams CONG Ahead

LONDON. July so,--whiie the
Moscow wireless continued 10 circu.
late reports OF Bolshevik victories.
the British government today was
going vigorously ahead with plans
for bringing about peace between
the soyiots and the Poles.
A new British note 20 the Bolshe.
Wild was made public. II urged the
Moscow government 20 authorize NJ.
kcmenoff and NJ. knsain 10 mako
preliminary arrangements for the
Russian Polish peace conference In
London for tho trade conference. II
suggested these delegates be given
power 10 conclude tho agreement for
resumption OF trade. The note OF.
fcred To fetch the Russian trade dele
pntes here on a British destroyer. n
denied Britain intended annexing the
crimea.
The note denied Britain controlled
General wrangel. the anti-nolnhevik
leader In the crmea. and said this
country could not be held rcaponsi-
bic for his recent offsnaiva~ II said
the Soviet ultimatum with regard
TO wmngcrs activities had been for.
warded 10 him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
Lake Tahoe Beauty
Won't Be Changed

SACRAMENTO. July sc.--No legal
rights viii be infrinxed on nor viii
Lake Tnhoe's scenic beauty b. AZ
footed. telegram from the interior
department 20 the Sacramento Cham.
Der Of Commerce declared today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
SATURDAY

xsss--Mev~r cafeteria - Congress-
man John c. Box. OF Texas. here
with tho congregational jap IN.
speak before King County Dem
ocraflc club on The Political
Outlook FROM the Democratic
Rsandpolnt." q. A. keenan, viii
siso speak. Tho King county
following the luncheon.
AL Dsy-~wiidwood park--Royat Ar
canum picnic Boats leave from
Loschi park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
DEATHS

sanitsrium.
Jones. Ellen, ss. 1874 sara ave. 8.
Rogers, Louisa. as. a66s InteriAke.
West. Charles, Providence hospital.
Ha!lenbeck. Harmon r.. Jr., 1. 24s4
Ninth ave. w.
oenereaux. Thea. 80. aa2o Warren
Harper, Ora A.. ~, 1888 12th ave.
Cook. Stella H.. ~. tSl2 keystone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30


Abscessed teeth have pu1 saEs
around the roots. Thpse pus les
are continuously sendiny h r
poisons into the system. Thif as
you can readily see, ashhiot hey but
result badly for the unfortunak peg
son who has the abscessef teeth
These poisons attack the mpst vul-
nerable spot they can fin4 Some
times it is the stomach, in which case
the digestive apparatus i4impaired,
sometimes to a very serjbus extent.
Again, they may attfck the eye,
or the ear, or the tIFoat, or the
spine. In each case hid results are
tie only kind that c1h be expected.
Sometimes the poi gather at
joint, Or in q musce, and then pain,
swelling and infl4 nmation are the
natural conseque4ces. This condi-
ton is usually diagnosed as "rheu-
matism." THOUSANDS Of cases Of So
called rheumat Ism have undoubtedly
come from pqt sacs around the roots
Of the teeth. N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
ASK BOI.siIEviKI
TO OBSERVE TRUCE

The communication said n would
please this government II tho Boil
shcvlki would accept these terms for
the London conference and N they
would Immediately begin Observance
Of the arrnintice with the Poles.
Before tho note wan nent. the iial.
ian ambassador called on Premier
Lloyd George and gave u hA ap.
prevail
The text OF the note sent by the
allies from fsoulogne. after the con.
ference there between Lloyd George
and Premier Miilefrnd OF France.
also was made public today. This
briefly ard mildly drew attention 10
the discrepancy IN the Soviet notes
bearing on the Polish participation
10 tho Forthcoming peace conferences.
and said such participation Was o.
sentlai.
Tho eescntiai object Of the confer.
cnce should be establishment Of peace
In Russia and Runso-Polish peace.
Il was said.
II should also deal with matters In
dispute h~,wccu the soviet and the
alice. the notc sad.
A warsaw dispatch sAid the Polish
cabinet conferred with tho entente
mission and decided 70 art so thcrs
would h. no delay In the sending oi
allied assistance " tho armistics
should fan 10 hal, hossiii,ies.
The Moscow wireless spreading
news Of succ<ssoa nKainst the po,ex
also carried . message from Foreign
Minister Tchiieh~rin 10 tho sovs~i
Representative In Berlin. asking him
To assure the government that Rus
siA had no tnisnsion OF oonquerins
Germany.
The poishcvik comfnuniaue Of Jul,
- said THAT southwest of orodno we
drove hack the enemy. who Ia fierce
iy resisting our energetic thrust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
CANTU PLANNING.
ON RESISTANCE.
Is Ready, but Hopes 10
Avoid BIoodshed

cALExIco. Cal. July so.--No
Mexican federal forre has yet been
sent TO Lower California. according
:" reports reaching Governor Este
49, A ~
y. 49, -" ~
r.,,a - 49,. ,se.
's
w,,,. $500. - -. ,...x
,sor 49, 800 . - :,
- :, 49,. ~. s. ~
c.n,, ,,,na.,s 1890. -. ..s.s" ~.
,vsn na.. ~,,ho.t h,e..d.hss
wsIls .,r,ra.,r. ~. 49,, .
emily w.,, sorn. h.... az, -
dltlon asains, Io~er e,.,1sorr,. .s,,,,-
.ltv 80. -. .,s....,ss-.s -. -.
either guayrnar or M.nx~n,,,c CO.
srnor Entsh.n cantu toa.v -. ~
ing preparat.on. "a .r,~i.s snv m.
vader.
Al cansu's hcaAousrse - xssx,.
cali. across tho international lima /,
was declared that 4 600 men sirr.sv
have answered the call for volun.
fesrs and that recruiting Officer n
Mcxicali. Enscnada ana Audrsds ARE
nsari, swamp~d.
FopTrr1cATroxa Ann
nErN0 sTuENCTuFVrn
- .-.,,.--.,-
o.'.'e''ons 1e hastily
". 49, ~ .ona,. y
go =. '"s 'Aa'ns VI any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
GERMANY MAY HAVE
FINGER IN THE PIE
Elks Will Be Busy;
Start With Picnic

Programs for the Eiks' annual pic
mic nj silver Lake Sunday. the an.
nual ball Of the honor guard at
Lcschi park next Thursday and local
lodges part In the state convention
az Vancouver. wash. August 10. 20
and Is, were announced at the meet.
ing OF the lodge Thursday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
County Retailers
Will Meet TONIGHT

King county members Of the
washington State Retailers associa.
ton VIII meet In the assembly room
OF the Chamber OF Commerce nj
O'Clock Friday evening. TO nominate
n trustee to represent the county on
the board OF trustees OF the state or.
ganization
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30

TORONTO. - international Also,
citation OF Fire Chiefs elects Chief
John Hesdiy. % Denver. Colo. prcsl.
dent. Convention 10 be held al Al.
iantn. Ga-. newt year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age
Blythe. Thomas John. Seattle. II
Settles. Esteiia. Seattle. ..... IS
Berg. Louis j., Seattle ....... Legal
Cadet, Jane, Lake Bay. wash. Legal
Shea Frederick Seattle. ... Loyal
hurry. Katie A., Seattle. Legal
Junkin. william A.. Ssattie.... as
comstock. Jessie r.. Spokane. 81
Tracy, Lyle r., Seattle .... ~
McEeachern. Sadie NJ. Seattle. 90
Elliott. Lester O.. Seattle "a
Gnffncy. Eleanor. Seattle. 20
Hart, Ernest Leonard. Seattle. Legal
Ellsworth. Lillian. Seattle. Legal
krovious. Henry Ice, seattle. "a
Widiund. Margaret ". Seattle. 20
McGillway. william j.. Seattle Legal
karberg. Ellcvine. Seattle. =. Legal
Anderson, David, seattle. Legal
stewart. Edith. Seattle. ...... Legal
Peterson. Charles. Seattle. Legal
Erickson. Tilda. Seattle go. Legal
Graham. william. Seattle. Legal
Graft, Lcona, Seattle. ........ Legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30

HERKELEy. csi--my MALI
When city Clerk briggs resigned.
and tho dads" were looking about
Tor his successor. someone suggest.
ed Miss Emma Ham. for six yoarr
his chief deputy.
why netr' they chorused. and
Miss Ham was forthwith appointed.
This young woman now has three
assistants under her. and dispatches
with more than masculine effective
ness the business OF a city Of over
Sc. 900 people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
TONIGHT

es<s- -colnsn pcek--MsnsbeSs Of ST.
John's west Seattle parish board
= 4 kitsap ~. licase Wsst 10.
attic At ~ for fourth annual
moonlight excursion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
DIVORCES GRANTED

Mckenzie. Nellie w. from Robert A.
Whitman, Ethicn &C.. from Henry A
Smith. Alice A.. from Samuel 7.
Slack. Christina NJ. from Charles w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
Start Martial Law
in Persian Capital

LONDON. July so.--Mar,lai law
has been proclaimed In Tchcran.
pisai OF Persia. according to ad-
vices from that city today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30

Nfdless to say any medicine that
yQR Night take for this condition
Gould dlly result in temporary relief
at the Rst. The condition is almost
sure to continue as long as the in
fectaa ted(A continue to send their
deadly pod 6ns into the system. The
'Uniy way tdscurelthe trouble perma-
nently is to get at its real root, which
in this case is the root of the infected
tooth or teeth.N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
REDS SEEKING
GERMAN UNION
Demand Removal OF Poland
as Buffer State
ny A. T.. BRADFORD

WARRINGTON. July 40. - De
manda which. In effect would elimi
nate Poland as barrier state be
tween Russia and Germany will b.
presented by soviet Russia M condi.
tons 20 peace with Poland. according
10 confidential information 10 the
government today. The soviet peace
demands also VIII facilitate an ALI.
anoe between Germany ana Russia.
according 10 the government reports
GERMANY MAY HAVE
FINGER IN THE PIE
These advices were looked on by
officials here as showing that Ger.
many may have hand IN the Bol.
sheyik counseln. and that her inter
csis will be taken care OF. aa well as
Rurnia's. In the negotiations with the
Poles.
According 10 the governments M
Vices. two Of the principal conditions
20 peace which will be demanded by
soviet Russia are:
Free passage across Poland.
Restoration OF Posen " Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
We Will x-Ray Your Teeth
Without Charge Z ~ s': 3: 's ';'''''

The discovery y the wonderful x-ray was
big step forward in dentistry as well as
surgery and medicine. 1t is well-estab-
ished tact that absAesse at the roots Of
teeth constitute one Of Vie most serious prob
lens with which the deRtist has to contend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
FREE EXAMINATION

In addition to 1rraying your teeth
thoroughly we win gladly give your
teeth thorough examination as well
as expert advice as Il what you may
work.
this service.
But again--may we not request
that you will please come\as early
in the morning as possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30

We win X-ray your teeth Without charg(
or obligation each morning between u
hours Of a. m. and 1890 a M We haze
. brand new up-to-date X-raA machine
and we are getting very fine results Nth
it. This is your opportunity to fnd( but,
without cost to you, whether or Apf you
have teeth that are infected But Y ask
you to kindly come as early in the npAning
as possible.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-06-12
CHAPTER XIV.
A Letter From Morris.


The weather continued mild, and
Hilary's financial prospects continued
to improve. There was every likeli-
hood now of being able to carry on
through the winter. Brousseau had
showed no signs Of further interior.
ence with his men, and there was even
the possibility Of getting out another
small load.
Hilary had sent Nanette home to St
Joseph. She had promised to write to
him, but, as he had expected, he had
not heard from her. Baptiste had
thrown up his position with Dupont
and gone into the Ste. Marie limits to
trap. Marie Dupont avoided Hilary
he had not seen her since the day of
their adventure.
As for Dupont, whatever he knew,
he showed no signs. And things seemed
to settle into equilibrium, though Hill
airy was sure that O denouement was
to follow. He could only wait pa
tiently for that. No action could come
from him. He could not violate his
pledge to Marie In order to secure him.
self with Madeleine.
Then came the news which stunned
Hilary out of his mental apathy. Mad
eleine was to marry Brousseau. 1t
was to be in three weeks-at Christ
mas, and the banns had been read In
church that Sunday morning for the
first time.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-06-12
QUAINT DWELLER ON PRAIRIE
Small Dog That Has Become a Pest
Has Many Traits That Are Odd
and interesting.

The prairie dog is curious and en-
pertaining little fellow. His color Is a
light reddish gray, the under side OF
the neck and belly being lighter than
the other parts. The legs are short
and the breast and shoulders wide.
The ears, too, are short, as II they
had been cropped, and the jaw is fur
nished with pouch to contain feed
but this pouch is not so large as that
Of the common squirrel. The two
inner toes of the prairie dogs forefeet
are long, sharp and well adapted to
digging.
From the tip of his nose to the root
of his shaggy little tail the prairie dog
measures about one foot, but his tall
itself measures nearly four inches
While clumsy of form, the prairie dog
is nevertheless, most active and digs
with great rapidity. Colonies Of these
creatures live in the ground, generally
six or eight, and their holes are some
times quite deep.
When at rest they all sit upright or
their launches, seemingly with great
confidence, barking with fretful ant
harmless intrepidity at every intruder
that may approach. The noise they
make resembles that of pet dog ant
is both shrill and sharp. Wher
alarmed they turn 'back somersaults'
and In an instant disappear into theil
holes. When they have mustered sui
ficient courage they raise the tops O
their heads just above the ground sur
rounding their burrows and curiousl!
peer cut to see what is doing.
Black-footed ferrets, rattlesnakes
prairie owls and skunks sometime
find their way into the holes with tn
prairie dogs, and, naturally enough
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-06-12
By
VICTOR
ROUSSEAU
illustrations BY
Irwin Myers

time he broke through and made for
Hilary, the knife held low now, ready
for the ripping upward stroke Hilary
graSped at his arm again and missed.
The knife flashed back-and then in
an instant Madeleine stood where Bap-
tiste had been, and the blood dripped
from her sleeve. And still she had
not uttered sound.
They had got Baptiste down now,
still fighting like a wild beast. They
were holding him, one man to each
limb, and his body writhed and curses
broke from his lips. And Madeleine
stood before Hilary, quiet and calm
and silent.
He sprang toward her. Madeleine !"
He seized her arm and tore the
sleeve away. There was a cash, long,
but not deep, from which the blood
was yelling. He felt beside himself
with mingled fury and fear. He began
to bind it with his handkerchief, the
icily cold arm that had been warm
against his shoulder. But Madeleine
drew herself away.
''It is nothing" she said, and began
to walk toward the head of the wharf.
Her rig was waiting there, the horse
held by boy.
Hilary walked by her side, speaking
lie never remembered what it was he
said-imploring; Madeleine said moth
Ing. Nothing until she reached the
carriage step. Drops of blood marked
her progress. There she paused and
looked at him. He could see her face
now in the light Of the boys lantern
and 1t was neither scornful nor proud
but very hard-like the Seigneur's
Hilary thought afterward.
But all his thoughts were on the
wound. Madeleine, your arm!" he
cried, catching at 1t.
1T is nothing" she said once more
turning to mount the step.
Then Hilary knew what he had not
let himself know he knew. He caught
her hand and pressed it to his lips
"Mareleine!" he cried. "You do not
do not-surely you are not going t.
condemn me when f."
| She placed her foot on the step.
II told you nothing but your faith
lessness could kill my love-" she SAFE
in a whisper. And, In lower wills
per, "GOod-by"
| The wheels were moving before Hill
airy could grasp the scene. bring i
home to his consciousness. And after
ward he remembered that he ran be
side the carriage, senselessly calm,
to her to let him bind her arm. HI
must have been half way through tn,
village before his reason came bacl
to him.