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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-11
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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.
List of Those Given Washington Ii
brary Du ing Past Year.
$50 per Bottle

brary Du.ing Past Year.
The following is a list of the looks
given the Washington public library
during the past year;
BY Mrs. Edna Fieli WortIien--
Abbott, Lyman, "rhe Other ROOM
Beers, H. A., Studies in American
Letters"
Benedict, G. G., Vermont in the Civil
War"
Bronson, Walter, History of Ameri-
can Literature"
Bryce, James, Holy Roman Empire. >
Barrie, J. NJ, "The Little Minister. F"
Blaine, j. A, Twenty Years of Con
gress," vols,
Butler, b. f., Buffers Book
Clare, George, "A, B, of Foreign Tx.
change"
Carey, Francis, "Dante's Inferno"
Chamberlain, Songs of All the Col
leges."
Conner, Ralph, BLACK Rock"
Cram, Universal Atlas.
Dixon, William H., William Penn"
Ellis, J. b., Sights and Secrets of
National Capital"
Fox. John, Trail of the Lonesome
Pine"
Fowler, George F., Handbook for
Home Improvement
Grant, U. s., Personal Memoirs of
L. S. Grant" 2 vol.
Hughes, Thomas, Tom Browns School
DAYS"
Henty, G. A., "The Young Carthagi.
MAN"
Gngraham, Rev. J., prince of the
House of David
Hslstead, NJ, Life of Hon William
Mckinley
Jameson, J. f., "Durny's History of
France"
Moore, J. r, A summer Hymnalo
Mccarthy J. IT,, "Tf ! Were King"
Mason Elias, Life of Charles sum
ner."
Odd Fellows Offering
pidgin. C. r., Co ,ican Lovers"
Robinson, Introduction to History of |
Western Europe"
II. j., Life of Abraham Lin
coin"
Read H. Hand of God on History" /
Richardson, A., History of L. S.
Grant"
Riis. Jacob, Theodore Roosevelt, the
CitizeG."
Scott, William b., Introduction to
Geology"
Seebohm, F., Era of Protestant Rev.
olution."
Seidle, T. C., photographs of States.
men and Politicians"
Proceedings of Dartmouth Webster
1entenniaL'
Sharpless, Astronomy"
Verne, Jules, Tour Of World in
Eighty Days
Verne Jules. Twenty Leagues Tn
der the Sea"
Ierne. Jules. "The Mysterious Island"
Robert, Millions Paradise
Lost"
Wright. H. B.. shepherd of the Hills"
Wood, Henry, "victor Serenus."
Walker, F. A.. Political Economy"
Universal Book of knowledge" Is
oil
'aggy. T.. Museum of Antiquity"
Mrs. Irene Calef Nichols 1,
ILLS. Chill" -
Webster, H. X, AN American Fam
ily."
rilkie. r., "The Forbidden Trail
Williams. A.. Praise of Lincoln"
Mrs. Mary Paine
hskespesres' Works.
Presented by Miss GLADYS Tennison
memory Of Miss Lucy B Roberts
attn English lexicon.
rench English lexicon.
Given bv /. d. Tillotson estate
Messages and Letters of
the President" 10 vol. :
Mr. and Mrs Metcslf-- Z
agedorn. H.. "You Are the Hope of !
the World"
hot. George. "Silas Mariner" r
a. by Moulton, short Stories.
State aid books for 1920
non. Patricia Brent. Spinster.' y
ahcock. Bernie, Soul Of Ann Rut =
ledge"
iapman. W. G.. Green Timber
Trails"
bible. s. f.. Elements Of Plumbing "
-snck. Harry A., "Vsgabonding Down
the Andes" b
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-11

Substitutes for spauldinE, Cali for
O'Keefe. Miles for Tierney, Watkins
for Smith. Marion for Rivers. Doug
las for Brown and O'Lesry for Slay-
ton; for St Iohnsbury. Prentice FOR
Shores. Goldberg and Lord for Cox
Referee. r. Tomssi Umpire. y. Che
nev. Timekeepers. T. Jackson and G.
Rathborn Hesdlintsmsn Maurice
Watkins
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-11
Her Guess.

Elsie--I wonder why silk is more
'spensive than wool is.
Mariorie--I guess it's cause it's lot
more trouble TO shear the little silk
worms than the big sheep,-Boston
Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-11

Score, Montpelier a. Burlington u;
touchdowns, Dobbs, Donnolly, lsham
Pike; goals, Iackey ,, Gosse ,; referee
Pape: hesdlinesman, Laird; timer
Shepard; time. two 10 and two II
minute periods
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-11
A Poor Substitute.

Enjoy your hunting trip. old man z"
Il certainly did
Have anything along with kick in
it
sNes. the gun Boston Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-11
II, Emit Of Grr.s-

A. vou say. Rorer. the rsisin that
furnishes the greatest kick Is tn q
iu' 81 the rent Boston Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-11
Limited Touch

Limited Touch.
''Bix, you're a friend Of mine, aren't
you!'
Not II its over 50 you want -
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-11

Two base bits, Griffith Sacrifice fy
Gardner Double PLAYS, Myers, Olson
and Kilduff: Sewell. Wsmbsganss and
Burns; Gardner Wamhsganss. and
Burns. Left on bases, Brooklyn 3.
Cleveland 10. Hits. off Galore. in
one inning lretired in 2d with none
OUT of Mamaux, in one inning ire
tired with none out in third of Mar
guard in three innings; Of Pfeffer,
{ in three innings Base on balls. by
Coyeleskie J BY Galore by Mar
guard by Pfeffer 2 Struck ont nv
Coyeleskie I: nv Galore bv Mar
guard ,: hy Mamsux by PfefTer !.
Wild pitch, PfetTer. Passed ball Mil
Ter. Losing pitcher. Galore Umpires.
Dineen American. behind plate;
Klein (Nationall. az first; Connolly
American B.. a. second: O'Day Nation
all. al third. Time Of game, one hour
- minutes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-11

The score Of Saturday. game wa.
4, foTfosfs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-11

FBatted Tor Nmith IN %. TBatted
for W Johnston in 3D. +Batted for
Wood in eth. sRan for J. Johnston in
9th. gBatted for Marqusrd in 9th
Innings 23 g. $50
Cleveland ? o 3 90 90 Is
Brooklyn ...s 90 O 0O0 o OIL
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-06-04

THIS beautiful
speaks for itself We would will
readily Of
ton hall beautiful feature
large grld the beautiful
with its bultn
be including breakfast
well from the front veshe also to the basement The
convenient On the
commou closets with outside light Note the
medicine of
building which
heat,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18
Continued from Page p

morpn some o sou ducks eye saw
SAY Mac. what was the PLAN cut
the cards FOR mrst chancef
No this IS a spoftin' proposition
with everyone havin . fair show
explained the salOoneeeper We
sorier picked YOU boys out rs the most
likely runts round town and intend
Ter lire Won NJ an then lei her pick
ont the one she takes n fancy 90. It's
only fair she has . chance 10 take the
dnner she'd rather have.
There was . confused murmur Of
voices. some reckless. others mutter-
Ing opposition hut II was evident the
proposition rather appealed ia the ma
Iority who saw in il q chance for SOME
unusual Fun and excitement. with only
= vague probability 81 being caught
Shelby slipped IN = word.
"In hot five 10 one he said quietly
.that she turns down the whole gaug
Ter HI she VIM Not after she
gets nne glimpse q Covan. Shell
think he owns The town"
"That's n. hovsi Come an. Won
fcIlers the hnnCh o us don't run no
risk. She1l cnprer an Cowan an Il
she misses him them sidehnrns o Ar
chlbald's viii sure get her goat"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18
THE L. S. MAILS

II Burleson's resignation is going 10
take effect March 4, he should be get
ting it into the mails by now. The
only thing fast about the United
States mails are the colors they use
on the stamps. And the only thing
up-to-date about EN- are the cancella-
ton machines.
You see the mail trucks speeding
over one way strets like a fire chief
whirling 10 a burning brewery. That's
some speed. When you get a flash of
that thrilling sight you know the mail
truck boys are hustling with sacks Of
Minneapolis mail to catch the New
Orleans express. Yes, the mail SER
vice is the poor mans telegraph. 1t
costs the some to send a letter from
New York TO Los Angeles as il does
TO send one from the Battery to the
Bronx. And it takes the same time.
There are now four classes of Unit
ed States mail. Each class is behind
the ether from two days TO four
weeks. a newspaper is entered at
the post Office as second class matter
and arrives at the subscribers as first
81 IS confetti.
The special delivery is a blue stamp,
with a steel engraving Of a tin bicy-
Gle. TIE stamp itself is ornamental
md IL no way i~nterfcres with the
ultimate delivery Of the letter-The
New York World.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18
DANNY

Harold Farnham who was employee
in British Columbia has ~returne,
home.
William J. Porter has gone to Bos.
tci, Mess, after spending a few days
wit his father James Porter.
Miss Anna Iceberg who has beer
visiting relatives in Batavia, m. sew
eral months returned Saturday.
Mrs Henry Stone IS in Troy, n. Y.
where her husband is Ia q hospital
witt a case Of acute appendicitis.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Con-
greg tional church met with Mrs.
f. A. Bancroft wednesday afternoon.
Miss Amanda May Of Manchester
who visiting Mrs. W. A. McIntire.
spent Monday with Mrs Andrew sum
ner.
Mis- Barbara Brown entertained u
n her friends Saturday afternoon in
honor Of her ninth birthday Games
were played and g supper enjoyed
Nh and Mrs w. r. Mafuson Of
MOI h Bennington were Sunday
n Mr. and Ms J. j. Rabner
Louis Rahner returned home with
Gem
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18

low siitin over there on The window
the one win the punk shirt"
Shelby vas upon his feel Instantly
so thoroughly startled - his sudd,'n
d]enoueiucnf as 10 scarcely uud words
"But say. hold on hs rxciameu
excfiediy = don't tetug % this
bunch | don't even live IN l'ouea &
just came along q help ont"
The girl looked from face to fac,
IN -hewildermeut. which. Judging from
the expression Of her =, rs. was aI
ready verging on
"Nyhai does The man mpaut" 81.
asked hurriedly Of the preacher wbn
stood nearest. YOU said V8s ~
choose and now he refuses Ind ths
one nai come pledged
Il am afraid not. my dear. / do
not know bat he oi8IH, u.IrIHsn
lie o NOT q l'ona man
She froniel Slplht. siftHu-
straight. Indignant. her eye. flashing
colby.
and son won't marry me
II canf-fhaf's aN ir sam
mcred cob. h-f WHIST dId sou w.m
% nick me our f.rT
Tie girls eyes rested bard oa hl-
face. Then wandered so d rhe
line Of She otfef and 81
firmly
Wei then H- raT ia
enough Sic ar
square atb son OIL rr
70 ~ maac fnsl ra
s time FER you gents 30 20 oar here
! pointed oui the feIio,s o. take
there ain'f anothe- oe tbe bunch
IN even look a. ef1zy
bout ceifln' married if only because
BE said Il was tie viii . God THAT
! have. Now Tn done ! picked ny
man err there aiaG nuthln' else here
I'd touch with . nair o. fongs. q you I
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18

lis this we're two thousand q sur,
somewhat anxlouslv. 1T amt got M
string fled 70 it,"
A veil greeted the question. punctu.
atpd with various remarks.
''Takin' n seriously. old mang'
Coin 70 start nm opposition storeT
~ guarantee The sum" said Nc.
Carthy every last cent ~ Il. Who.
ever the girl chooses. when he marries
her. III nav him the money. That's
fat an YOU boys know whose talking"
There was = surging forward lndi.
catiye Of readiness Evidently the
proposition had caught on. aud the
bunch was eager 10 learn the result.
Lead Us to II. Mac" meon cried
cayly "sittln married is my long
suit"
"Ail right. boys" and Mccarthy
glanced ~ his watch. u reckon the
preacher ought Ter have her ready for
the delegation by this time. How
about Il. Tom
They moved slowly out. iostling
each other. and induiglng in horse
play and rude Jokes, none taking the
AFFAIR seriously but eager 10 learn how
Il would terminate.
Mccarthy led the way. directly
across the main street. and down the
path past the dance ball. which by
this time was 10 full blaze. Beyond
they were plunged into darkness. bui
could see ahead ~ them The faint
CLEAN of a dght through the window
~ Caikius sbaek one or two sought
70 drop out. but Shelby collared them
promptly. 50 that the entire bunch
finally lined up behind Mccarthy as he
raped On the closed door. The preach.
er opened a. his round face beaming
benIsuautIy IN The glare o. the single
0il-lamp within. bis bulk absolutely
blocking fhe entrance Beyond. those
close 81 hand bad a vague glimpse d
the girl. who stood back against the
vail staring toward Them with wide
open eyes The Buffalo Gap man
smiled blaudly 90 welcome impressed
~ the number o. faces be SAYS. and
stepped heavily aside.
Come right IN. gentlemen. be ex-
~gesturug impressivcly wifh
one hand. ~0ur accommodations are
not extensive. Sc you will perceive,
PEI ample. 7 trust Just circle about
the van thereto the left, please
Tou have explained the circumstances
Nr. Mccarthy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18
UNCLE TED's BEDTIME STORIES


Millions Losi-A Look Into the Future
Gee! they never know when they're
licked" 1t WIS Jack talking to his
sister about the football team o. his
rival school. you know, Sis, We SIM
ply wiped up the field with en- They
ddn't make a touchdown"
"Well, what happened after the
game ?" WAS Ruth's question.
what happened" exclaimed Jack
IN a disguised voice. That's what a
fellow gets for trying to talk football
with a girl. Haven't you heard? They
TO or the field and say that it was be-
cause we had built up a clever team
with hackers and spent an awful lot
81 money. Then they say, look out
next year, wen get you then. That
makes me sick. Didn't they have just
Ire same chance TO build up a good
team and couldn't they spend just as
much money as anybody else? But
they won't get US next year either
because W. have THE team and we'll
keep it that way"
That's mighty interesting, said Tn
eie Ted as he put down his paper and
took of his glasses. 1T reminds me
Of the election. Sounds just like the
Democratic excus for the Republi-
can landslide. It's easy to tell how Il
happened, but the fact remains that
tire voters wanted a Republican Pres
dent, a Republican Senate end House
Of Representative and Republican
governors. That is the real answer.
TIE proof Of the pudding this time
Is the way the voters went TO the
polls and cast their votes.
Another thing you said, Jack. APP
plies TO the election and what has been
said since You said that your rival
football team was going 20 try 70 get
you next year. The Democrats are al
ready starting To lay their plans for
four years from now when Q Presi-
dent must 81 elected again. Since
That is the case, & IS wei that We do
a little thinking and remind ouselves
Of a few things a Domocate President
and administration have accomplish
"We learn o what We have sls
pectcd fcr 9 lorg time-that millions
Of dollars have been wasted by the
shipping Board according 70 4 report
rade by the special House irvcstiga-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18

sure
Xerf u.iI fhrr MS to'ce assnm-
ms 4 soothing tarr We rerd aare
- uruersssap flns ire Harrs
have trD fmnEIg rh. entire
uaiisr before aE dt 90
aHailf eauvlnssvI ~ - ne
u,s~ ~ oUr Iurt-es Ia tGt express
,our stare ~ Hina m .hlI7
She iftei her @o sHziliy q ret
ensh burning 80 esther Iu.a
suri. - ttai }la fHh'
me 10 sa
shelby Shipping n itnaH-h ne '
last ~ I'm had fuuul
-eat on the su ~ ris eudoa
D. had = fuu tI.N 81 the rs,a ii
gianr s]apiar,si arpF,eiafneit ATOMS
that Solemn lus &" meh 'm el un
igidI, "a nst The witt ThfN Errr
an odd lnokira Nur-tt fr" I"
geiher under the glare - tir ui lH'tn
the most ~ tls-m rou-a9 h'ss'sl tn'
u~nshIven- aud nj ~ lia.H ,i-i#19 ''u
barras~tsl sud y liifl, aslrurfl Ihr
girl sluod atone iu~i heiptr iltfa Hnl
70 Shelby she appeared ,"inssf 1ui
Ear bellet lookiue ihan IN iit cr
noon She would ha,e trcu ttfl"~i
pretty I'M for ihp nufleHs ir.a1r ~
the CORNERS az her month auh tie q"
bellious ,ulieu lnat iu fnt eyes The
preacher ~pu.al hi- hants 10 atsarr
probation Of ler r-tuarb
'oh. 40 my drar he r]raics'ri
y merel, lahored with sou and urged
Ibis upon you rs tl' haitrr r'urss
even made % Tia >uhisHt 81; PRAYER
that Ne might De dt,iutly guided y
IS o . matter entirely inr your
decision
she looked from him n the 80" ~
breaibless men facing her itntaiiont
~. her bosom rising and %fnlltHa "a
m~ultousty
and I've got To- citolss which one
IA rather marry
Welt yes that = The idea rrml"ly
expressed. Not that q nrs ssur
ppllad IN M, way uuly We feel y
highly desirable that we'll rcrhsr-
I may say. II j. III" will nf God lhli
you make some sucli eitatee.
Her eyes Wandered ~ and eoWu
the shrinking Tine. resting cnimis nu
face after face. n she felt ana ha'nnt
IN The situation. there Was no expires
sion 81 II visible she RETAINED 40 49,
p%earancp 81 sulien indifference. which
was almost insolcut
There AIM no mnre OF ciuf'
"No: this Is an"
And ~ to I-ck from these
The preacher Nodded his head, Ms
she glanced inquirtngit in his dircc-
tion. The peut-up breath came IN u
sigh from between her lips
Wei. IL I've got 10. ! have, ! sup
pose. and. % far as ! can see. II don't
make no difference. IN take the fcl-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18

ting committee Of which Representa-.
tive John Walsh Of Massachusetts,
is chairman. The facts were present,
cd to this committee by two former
employees Of the Shipping Board
Not only does this report show that
great quantities Of money have beer
wasted, but it is stated some officials
and employees are guilty Of graft
ard corruption. 1t is even said that
some ships were scuttled.
Whats that mean?" asked Ruth.
"To scuttle n ship means to sink it
That's awfuld" was Jacks com
ment.
Eyes, il is awful, Jack, and ! hope
not true. But we get some idea of
what went on when we read that
from 1917 up to now the Shipping
Board had almost a quarter of a mill
lion men working for il and spent
about 81, 500, 0 O,O00! There are so
many bad things said in that report
NhdL - Ntutu Hht al HEhN W pii
them. Just a few Of the charges
mentioned state that tremendous ov-
exchanges were made for repair work
and materials, that money was loaned
on worthless securities, and that
through contracts being drawn up
poorly the government lost large
sums Of money.
zone Of tho worst things in the
whole report 10 me Is he statement
that many ~ Tie firms which hold
CT, racts for the building II ships
statted campaigns in their plants for
the selling Of liberty bonds and then
char ped in their bills to the Shipping
Board 10 per cent Of he money OBJ
tanned as a charge for II, sale Of the
bonds II Is also said that in some in
stances the feet corporation allowed
these contractors 70 take money from
tic funds appropriated fer work. to
buy liberty BOMBS
"Who is head n the Shipping Board
nsk7 ?" asked Jack.
Admiral william S. Benson is
cha man nov. but Re s. not mentioned
in an Of these charges. There have
been four chsirmen Of the board dur
ing The time covered by this report,
but ncnc q them IS mentioned Many
cIc ais are accused in the charges
though. but taei- names are not given
"Just thiuk, kiddios. n such thing rs
going an 10 cur r0vgmment dur
irv tfc time ltt our boys were Sight
ing ard dying on the battiefelds Of
France And sn the Democrats had
he nTe To talk g world clubs and
wonderful peace ard how they did
1rf nareleus things n win tie war
guess The whole story n TIE graf
and extravaganza and muse
4 b. Pres dent Wilson's sdmin-
aon viii never be known We
,aow 4 was bad enough. and sc ouFh
determine row that never again
'Aal Sc re such . political party con-
the government n ass great
yru5,.c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18
LItnsI r-uth

oH 2 crowded transport going -
trnce The men bad 70 sleep where
they could end con one - them.
lying On The deck said n MS buddy:
Talk abort % h~srdshipst This
Is he hardest ship ] vas ever on.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-11-18


I'm
even
L i
:"
s'
>t'F v1s lie Hf-f e. .'.r faffh
ftoH ttr "pHt @ 80
90 DIE farr a nHa
h- Hti tf iir
had Ha Fl h.H'nf ls't INST ~
~ a H, OF mortified -. an'l
nr' SIZE f. lH7rH INs'ih Hfs
itahf aHai iE it.t if nHt GU nr
Pc faa 10 't u7tr-' "a iHsr1s
She WIS Etf' q" HH"' SHY
RH.i' HitsiiHn '" 'Htfah'i q tn'
-f"r'fi ll'N lHe +" 5000 Hf 81 Ter
lFi- De- 500 tl'H. '' De- Erar
H"i t'I"t '"'''f NON ll'f-' fellows
N'.' AI -'H' tt'' AHf~I "I anger
""''i ne AWAY tf' Size ""i'H et'i
"
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'''' aa A'l' ai'' '"''l'.' "
nov t"l't "'' N"'" "f
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NV '"''' I'VE ''h P'at''
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N"' "'> i'ihl'f W'''N -NWt WY
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Sue IHA me leI'' WI" ~ marry
h'r '"iur go, 90 no'h. h't" : y"
sHt'hN N'H
NiraAgbi ~ ~ ! hai' ihe Rhf
taio Gap J J. hurst "ai l"rtetilhg
h1> clrfieltl role Va o sudden EXPIRES
si"n Of teeling 'Nhaie'ot ,au~ei the
fool 10 hnii iht
oh he ddu.t intend uuihin'. Tom
AIM thut Kind lle Just lrificd taug
- -cc fh' fun Nor can blnnae him
'can~c the snrl tool q silne his Way
The two disappeared flioir voices
stlll grumhlfug. aud Sheih, got fo ht-
feet and moved al0iig the edge ~ The
ieal lo where te could Wow he ,hUck
ttcticr. Through lhr window 90 flaf
side m unohSirucr"d blaze ~ lighf
naured forth hui even ~ be- stood
staring TT b. lie girl appeared fnll,
revealed ~ tbo glare iui drew taWH
tho rurfain Ne -uN her clcurl,, like
a picture in . fuiHpe oHp round arm
auiifted to grasp ilo slede. he drew
9 duick trraih almost 81 a~ioHl~l
uteui couscinu~ ~ iio rapid hrHtnz
81 his learl - houepu she Wa-
aciuuIiy pretty lie Htd never llonahf
tHi't before hui 'hrp IA lhHr rpldy
lighi, lie strange impression took pos
spssoE rs something e%Bifrrlp new
And it served ~ strengthen us nnr
pose lie would uoi rInf tho tart "
q coward Do" 9"n'i 20 ln nul ~
plain ne v"uld nab" hat understand
exactly ha" uiaiier> we're wlth hiin
ind why h' acted ~ hr i''
Vet This "nS accomplished hesitat
in2iy and iu doubt he was go The
door twice before hc found sufficient
cuurnpe 60 tunck lightly There wa-
no response aud he used hts fuhckies
n Trim" louder tnlen>cly conscious ~
= desire 10 turn ana run away Euf
there was no opportunity The iatch
clicked sharply aud the light Slrenmed
directly into his face, fairly binding
thin.
ooh 50 u - ven hack agninY' -"
asked colliy. "What I'D you Haui2'
"Iust-nst 20 have - word With
you-privatciy" b. explained lahlely.
thinking ihs "'rs IL thought may
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