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WANTED--Rooms

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LOST-Small black coin purse contain
ing key, stamps, two cents; return to
journal office.
LOST-Gold ring in mans mounting
with two diamonds and ruby; lost last
Friday; finder return SIC North Eighth
or call phone 13S9-R: reward.
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FOR SALE--Ranches

EOR SALE-Nine- acre ranch, one mile
twest of Barelas bridge, with or with
out stock. s. ]. Vivian. Phone 2f04Ja,
FOR SALE-Ten or twenty acres of cui-
tiyated land, across the river, three
nj. IL n
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FOUND

FOUND-Wheel. Phone 563, or Roneys
Grocery.
FoUND-Black hunting dog. Address
ID" care Journal
ToUND-'Airedaie pup; owner may have
same by applying to 522 South Walter.
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ESS SESTC0r ssIs 81 he oSvner scco5
store building, in good location. 1902
North Arno.
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PUBLIC STENOCRAPHER

PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER-L BY
dictation. copy work. Suite Q. Barnett
building.
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FOE SALE

2-story. brick building,
partly furnished, South First street
near railroad shops; fine place for
rooming or boarding house.
-, b00-5-room brick modern, largo
porches. Fourth ward, near car line
S5.OOO--4S acres of good land, six miles
ncm town, electric pumping plant, iva
adobe houses outbuildings, farming
implements, small orchard.
90, 000--4-room frame house, modern
convenient to shops easy terms.
Sj,00O--S-coom frame, modern, good out.
buildings, fine shade; Third ward
A. FLEISCHER
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans.
Phone Ga. Ill South Fourth Street
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior, U. s. Land
Office at Santa Fe, N. NJ, November
10, 1890
Notice is hereby given that Juan Rey
Baca, of Bacaville, N. M, who, On 9Th
day of February, 1915, made Homestead
entry. No. 022721. for Sh SEk: sh
sWA, Section &c. Township s N, Range
8 W., N. M. p. Meridian, has filed nosios
Of intention to make three year proof.
to establish claim 20 the land above
described. before Probate Clerk, vaien.
cia county. at Los Lunas. Valencia coun-
ty, N M, on January 4, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses; Roberto
Anaya, Of Bacaville. N. NJ: Miguel Baca
y Torres, of Bacaville, N. M; Benitp
Garcia, Of Belen. N. M; David B. Garcia,
of Bacaville, N. N.
FRANCISCO DELGADO. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, U. s. Land
Office at Santa Re, N. NJ, Novemps'
Is, 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that Juan Rel
Baea- father and heir Of Silvey B. Baca
deceased, Of Bacayille. N. NJ, who o.
eth day of February. 1915. made home
stead entry No. O22720. for lots 1. Q. .
mex NWA, Section 80. Township 8 N,
Range w, N. M. p. Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention to make three
year proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Probate Clerk
Valencia county. at Los Lunas Valencia
county. N. NJ, on the January 4. 1891.
Claimant names as witnesses: Roberto
Anaya, Of Bacaville, N. M; Miguel Bacs
" Torres, Of Bacaville. N. M; Benitt
Garcia. Of Belen, N. M; David B. Gar
|cia, of Bacavills. N. M. ~
FRANCISCO DELGADO. ReKfster
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FOR SALE-Houses

SAN sTAA~ AAoosSs
Fok sALh-A fine home, S24 East
Silver.
EQUITY wanted, larger property, trade
small house, Postal Box 1863, City
FOR sALE-BriclI house, four rooms
and sleeping porch, 1913 North Third.
sARGAIN-For quick sale, two-story
brick, nine large rooms six rented.
two porches. l24 South Edith.
FOR sALE-Modern five-room bnck
house; ideal location. 2l2 North High.
Thom's Taxi, phone 273
FOR sALE-Apartmen house, furnish
ed; income property. Owner, 635
South Broadway.
FOR SALE-Furnsned, two rooms and
sleeping porch; large lot; 1850; terms
"a good buy 1900 South Elm,
EASY TERMS---Four-roo frame, well
located; bargain price $4,000 Call
Enochs, phone, office Az, residence
S22-J
FOR sALE-My home at IO6 North
Edith; eight rooms, hot water heat.
garage terms II desired: furnished or
unfurnlshed. Mrs. l.. A. Tester.
MODERN house, in Fourth ward, at an
attractive price; reasonable payment
NNNi' bbiohNt Tess yuan TtlAt might tdhe
small place as part payment Home
care Journal.
FOR SALE-By owner only, modern
fiye-room house and small grocery or
II odern six-room house, fireplace, built
in features, hardwood floor, gas, base
ment. Mrs. G. r. Brown. Phone 75b-W
FOR sALE-Four-room modern pressed
brick. glassed-in sleeping porch; two
screened-in porches; hardwood floor;
fireplace; built-in features; garage and
dawn: furnished or unfurnished. 722
South Walter
FOR sALE-Five-room white stucco
bungalow, large rooms, fireplace, hard
wood floors, large basement, furnace
garage, on paved street near Central
In Fourth ward; immediate possession
Owner Postoffice Box PA.
FOR SALE--By owner, fOur-room house.
nicely furnished; stone foundation and
stone basement; extra large lot: chicken
and rabbit house; close in, on South
Broadway; immediate possession, only
$3.50; terms less than rent
FOR SALE OR RENTAL a bargain, SIX
room house with fine closed-in sleep
Ing porch and built-in features; brand
new on paved street: garage. Call at
3i3 South First. House at corner Luna
boulevard and New York. phone 55s-J.
FOR SALE-Five-room pressed brick
house, modern throughout, contains
large, bright, airy rooms and is In
habitable condition: also Two screened
porches, lawn, cement walks and cope
ings; located on car lire, one block from
Fourth ward school; priced to sell.
Phone 976-J.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE --Ten-room
adobe house in Santa Fe, one block
from Plaza, one-half block from school
large attractive rooms. nice lawn and
f:uit and shade trees. VIII exchange for
modern house In Albuquerque. five OF
six rooms and sleeping porch. Address
r. p. Donohoo. 1872 Grant avenue. Santa
Fe, N. N.
FOR sALE-By owner, six-room modern
home. in fine location, in Fourth
ward; has hardwood floors, fireplace,
extra large closets and other features;
newly decorated within and withou.
East front large screened porches, full
sized lot, new shades and electrical fea-
lures, range and linoleum included. A
splendid home for the money. Let US
show you today. Phone 1977-J.
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wANTED--To buy two rabbits. bear cub
two young prairie dogs, young coyote
to use in training a hunting dog; state
best prices and all details in first let
ter; tell your ranch friends. IL you
haven't these animals. Write A. G. c.,
care Journal. Nf
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SUBURBAN HOME

For sale or trade for city prop
erty-Nice new four-room white
porcelain cemented bungalow with
small tract of land, two miles
west of bridge on highway. The
Exchange Furniture Store, 120
West Gold Avenue.
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TYPEWRITERS

iIfAWHiTEhs--An makes 0yerhaule d
ana repaired. Ribbons for every ma.
chine. Albuquerque Typewriter Exchange
phone s03-J l22 South Fourth.
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NOTiCE FOR F1UBLiCzTI0N.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior. u. .. Land
Offics at Santa Fe, New Mexico. Nov
1880. Us
Netics is hereby given that Aaxims
|Perea, Of Los Lunas, N. M. who, OF
January 81. 1915, made homestead entry
mo. ossss5, for lot 8. Section IS. Town
|ship N, Range E.. N, NJ. p. Meridian
has flied notice of Intention to make
three year proof, to establish claim tt
the land above described, before Probate
Clerk. Ct Los Lunas, Valencia county
IN. NJ. on January s, 1921.
Claimant names a. witnessess pavis
Lu1an. Of Valencia, N. M; Abel Vigil, Of
Valencia. NJ M; Roberto nanchex. Of
Los Iainas NJ; Liberate Aragon. Of
| Ts1sclsco DzL0ADo. zsaas.s :
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WANTED-Houses

WANTED-To rent or lease rooming
house. GA South Arno.
WILL BUY income property; must show
good return for money invested. Ad-
dress Box J. w. H., care Journal
WANTED TO BUY-Sman house direct
from owner; give price. description
and location. Address postoffice box 80
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FOR SALE--Miscellaneous

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Enp GAVE NH:
TRY BoDDY's MILK. Best In town.
FOR SATE-Man's bicycle, 1908 North
| Second.
FOR SATE-Large Navarro rug 2II
/ West Marquette
t557I5 (; - !, g II = 7T-T---,
5g5 south Arno A'' ''''
;S77I5 !, : + -
rpis - -, "'Nersal eleo'''e sr''l %"
81, :, =; :,
~ oa,o &c SIZE he"''hs STOVE
-- l--lolle 80 - -. -.
FOR sALEIconcord buggy one OF the
oese eHer Jun. n. w. zee,
FOR sALE-Two-rvoIn tent house; cleo
Lrlc ngnts. fhone 569-J,
FOR sALE-Westtnghous electric coffee
mill, ssb. 116 West Gold,
FOR SALE-At sacrifice. piano, in
Al condition. 3l3 West Iron,
FOR SALE-MIIk In any quantity,
stevens Dairy. Phone 24lO-J4.
FOR SALE-Fine canary birds. mall
$40; female. $50, phone 12GG-R'
FOR SALE--Teat6er daVcnpoTI- a6asI19
chair ana three ouIJts 59l East Cen
trail
FOR SAT,E-one small four hole cook
stove. COZ North Fourth ar pbono
ll74O-W.
FOR s1LE-FoIr-r ,,r;cit IIro and
vulcanizing business. ROY 694 care
Journal
FOR sALE-Grap6onoIa- Call AFTER ,
n, m. 522 West Lead for terms Mrs.
Julia Cook
FOR sATE-Thee long indies; cooT7-
|, practically new. 4O1 North ThIrteanth'
or phone s6s.
FOR SAL g--,.en wares ar ,,ryan 1Iar-
yester stock slb nor share Address
d. a.. care Iournai
CHEAP. in fine condition and good Tres
zoo West Central
non, . 4. :, 7-,-------7-
IT, Eai, ,,,e.o, p'aho, gnu Corfu moi
per. phone 11I0-J
MOD AZ /;
go ~. az ~ u'up,e Ha' " vs.,
Nar,h saonmd e' ~ .aS'' N"' at low
MOI, 6 : : ~,
o,',ah"ns. 49, - 'VpPut iio It'll
rossn', 1870 "Ve" VI, nv Use ou' "ie VI
-. 80 eo.,ulel9n. =. W rec. -
rG 1,s % lhn ,,J a-Iasn'onea jswelry' COM
r,nas had.daa n ia,u anu iuos
.-nss -luuI ess : :. eate 1ouI nut
FOX SALE-Baby buggy slightly used,
cheap also ia 0Se 3 %oVi snawl, mems
$500 ---4u.- -2yo sun. Na-tet.
FOX SALE-one United states cream
separator: good as new; also thirty
s .e power cnurn rnone zaO4-1o.
FOR SALE-Brand new Player Plano;
high grade. used few weeks only; at
bargain 42S West santa Fe avenue,
FOR sALE-Flemish Giants and Belgian
rabbits. does and bucks and frying
size; also large hea.er. GA South Arno.
! FOR SALE--Player piano, good as new,
for less than half price; also thirty
three rolls. Call afternoons 712 West
Lead.
FOR sALE-A boys tricycle.; also bi-
cycle, auto harp. child's bed and
sewing chair. 4Ol North Thirteenth, or
phone 969.
SOFT sPOTs-Heei and arch cushlons
preveht iaiien lnstep' cures an toot
uoooies. 81. ihoh'aS r. heieher' 4V'
Mes. oenlral
FOR SALE-Wardrobe, small cook stove,
Rayo lamp, Yankee running board
nast cars,aIa
------,-.-.-
rOh sALE--ieh shares OF Nauohal
Llte insurance company OF the south
west. man oilet 10 fostoliice BOX ZOO
NOR;
go s,t "a Ca, ,,asa, "u ~ , LA,
n,,ie,s' uDt st.n 81 ,da., neu
go oile soos., S'''' N"'i i0ie"o'h'
---9 W III ! yui VI
FOR SALE-Two winchester l6-gause
pump guns; excellent condition. See
them at Star Furniture Co.., phone
xaprsTos Door pA INT
lon Tbs Manzano Co ITO camtb
wa,r,t nhcr. ssTesI
-. 80 80
'OI. sALE-NeW si'o hoWaru piano ior
ReidI;,,,s n,,stc etoro wr,,a NJ
Tbionan p,ta,patar N M
r~,, - - - :. 80 : "
foN sALE-A bargain, crop mead sew
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department. Of the Interior, o. .. Land
Office at Santa Fs. N. NJ, November
10, 1890.
Notice 10 hereby given that Tito n
Sandovai. Of San Isldro. N. M, who. Oh
July II, 1920. made homestead entry, No
|SEk :tsWk NEk. Saction II. Township
|16 N, Range / E., N. NJ. P. Meridian
has filed notice Of Intention to maks
three year proof. to establish claim 20
the land above described. before Probate
Clerk. at Bernalillo. Sandoval county.
IN. M. on January 1, 1924.
Claimant names as witnesses: Hipo
Tito Montoya, Of Albuquerque, N NJ.
Corneiio NJ Sandoval. Of Jemes. N. NJ;
George Tenorio, D Of SandovaL N. r.
Frank Montoya. Of Jemes, N. n.
FRANCISCO sDELGADO. Register.
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FOR SALE-sx rooms Of furniture: also
range and cooking utensils. 1908
North FIRST.
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FOR SALE--Furniture

FOK SALE--Household furniture for
eight-room house. Call at 219 North
Fifth ~.
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FOR SALE--Lands.

FOR SALE-Forty-ohe acres OF farm
and wood land. under irrigation. for
sale, In Lemitar. Socorro County. Ne "
Mexico Address Noberto Lopez, Lemi-
tar, N, NJ
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| Real Estate, Insurance.
Phone e10 81 w Cold
M
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FOR KENT-ROoms
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FOR RENT-Large mont sleeping room.
ioo4 FORESTER.
FOR RENT-Furnished front room. 5l6
West Copper,
FOR RENT-Newly furnished rooms.
2lO North Fourth.
FOR RENT--Light housekeeping rooms
110h South Second.
FOR RENT--Four room, hall and bath.
40l South Seventh.
fSS-7
room. i29 NORTH Third.
1-7T II fSzT7 81
oa,,.h 49, " ~, i1o'is'
$500 y : " pnore loo, =.
fon Eh.N - u I'm room, one pioek
- 800. VI ~, w. =. : tIs...
FOX hENT-Rooms, day or week; rum
ming water; no sick, Over Golden Rule.
prefer employed gentleman. AIS North
E i,S3i, !; - :
sleeping porch. unfurnished; s25. 7O5
South Walter
FOR RENT Furnished room; no sick |;
gentleman preferred. 406 North Arno
phone l026-R
IMPERIAL ROoMS-- Nice, c'ean rooms;
rates by day or week. over Pastime
Theater. 2lSh West Central,
FOR RENT-Nicciy furnished front bed
room, furnace heat, to employed gem
tlemen; no sick. 2l5 North Ninth.
FOR RENT-Modern three-room apart
ment with sunny sleeping porch, com
pletely furnished. 1923 South Walter
FOR RENT-Desirabie front Sleeping
room, private entrance. to employed
lady or gentleman. All West Marble,
phone 1877.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS furnished nice
clean rooms and housekeeping apart
ments, by day, week or month; no sick;
no children. 3l2 South Third.
FOR RENT--Four large rooms for house,
keeping; light and water paid, $65 per
mopthi no tubercular or children; yacat-
ed December II. 7O2 East Central
= !.
rON SALE.-Llvesto
&
go -. - - aes gov. Inone 14os ISo.
TON Shl%Is"-F tlilHle AHBUfd bOal. PnOne
FOR sKLE-DaToc brood SOW. Phone
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FOR sALE~-Jersey heifer. two years old.
The exchange, 100 West Gold.
FOR RENT-Or sale, horses wagons and
light rigs, plows and serapers 1909
North Arno,
FOR sALE-Four. Eaiion miIK COW, with
three-day-old heller calf. 500 sor
quick sale. 1903 North First
FOR SALE-Reglstereo U.roo hoEs
bred sows, one big boar. pigs. all sizes
Address Box 373, city. or phone 2413-J1
F0P SAT E---Cnsa1 - ,,,I11 800 -.
Ford car mir Ftpo- va,r'aid sras ond
mnls aio Nor,h praod,,.', -
Batson.
ron 7 Is-57no aa-1,5Ic S---.-- ----.77
hrote four va.r, oId go 81
nrino sSo oash 80, ,.o, 81 So s' ooN
INA ON snnda;, a' '''A 'oi'" 'oe'
- =. !; ;-s-@s
pa,sna c,,n orea Jersey Duroe ana
ana MICS untohinso, se" r. si,s a uUaas
Rox VA c,,u '''
=. :,
rOn shbh-eray horse, weight l,EO0
POUNDS SIX years oia. WORKS single or
uouoie; also set OF good harness, 1900 Tor
WA NTED So
,---.-s - ~ E-.1aleslIlen
p" ~ - oaiesineh VINO nave Deeh
sueeessiu, Auaress Angola kuboer
streets RuffaIo NJ
=
saw NoN I'LL seiilns new patented
oasVins fapoli 1ei' % hiies per shiloh
it'N" WIN 'Vi"' oHe sailpie ilee'
South Dakota'
~ NJ II @; T-.- - -.
sat. crean.s Az ~ - 49,, go
s,ant d.nanstra,,nn Ia h Ve, ~
big commission possibilities unlimited
Green Co, 5l4 Van Buren, street. Chi
cago
ES,T n =, III; -
commission PAID promptly, Selling sea-
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FOR SALE-Library table, $3.50, dress
ers, 1880; wardrobe, cupboard, rock
ers, beds, rugs. large amount Of good
furniture priced right. 1926 South First.
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fruit and truck; best land in valley;
good five-room house, cows, hogs and
chickens and farm TOOLS two miles
from town. Address II. G. c., care jour-
nal
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Male or Female.

MAN or woman wanted, salary y36 full
time, rs cents an hour spare time. SELL
ing guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Ex-
perience unnecessary. International Mills
Norristown. Pa.
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FOR SALE-Firsless cooker, child's bed
and mattress, hand vacuum. childs
carrier for bicycle door with glass pane
| and transom, girls shoes, size ~ girls
velvet bonnet chld's art blackboard.
doll buggy, toy range, boys books.
\ skates and air rifle. Phone 125s-W,
9l4 North Second.
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FOR RENT-DweIIinea
Neutrality-suspicious..

WANTED-small apartment Sr rSSris
for light housekeeping, in highlands.
must. have sleeping porch and be near
good boarding house. Address X care
Journal
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FOR SALE-Excei;ent quality rug, al
most new, size 9xl2, s2S. CPS Sputt
Aruo
Evening star., 1920-02-22
The Child Mind.

MRS. ALICE AVERY ANDERSON
the president Of the new Cali
fornia League for Abollshing Fairy
Tales from Children's Libraries, said
in an address at Coronado:
"rhe child mind is very timid. We
have no means Of appreciating the
timidity OF the child mind. I do
not hesitate to declare that fairy
tales such as Cinderella, Aladdin
and Jack the Giant Killer have in
jured, If not wrecked, millions Of
child minds.
ITO illustrate my point-children q
timidity. ! said to my little girl the
other night as tucked her in her
crib:
You know, dear you need never
be frightened in the dark There are
always angels lowering round your
bed, guarding you with their wings
oh, muvver! said my little girl.
4 hope none won't settle on me"l
Evening star., 1920-02-22

II love you. You will see how happy
we shall be-"
Alas! Jeannine died suddenly. She
died as her mother had died. cut down
in the flower Of her youth, but so
soothed by the young physician's tender
ness that she hoped for recovery up to
the last minute.
When M. de Triange found himself
alone with DIR, Renoir he reproached the
latter bitterly.
Fool that you were. You talked Of
love and you didn't see death approa CHI
ing
The other answered simply:
i did see 1t. / was powerless to cure
her | wished to keep her in ignorance
till the end. l didn't love her in the
ordinary sense. l knew that she would
never be my wife. But she believed me
and | thus gave her the illusian Of
happiness"
Copyright, 192O)
Evening star., 1920-02-22
I
The'Change.'

A GOVERNMENT official said al n
dinner:
The old order changeth. This il
true indeed Of Europe. A girl war
worker was narrating her adventures
to some friends the other day.
So you actually met a deposed
king in Europe" cried one OF her
friends. ecstatically. DO tell liz what
his majesty was doing"
He was trying at the time sajd
the girl war worker. to sell a dia-
mond to a bolshevik agitator.'"
Evening star., 1920-02-22
The PaternaI Perfume.

) Saloon League said in Pitts
burgh lecture:
"A Pittsburgh woman, in the days
before the state went dry. took a
bath one winter evening. and then,
as she felt chilled she swallowed a
tablespoonful of whisky.
"Afterward she prepared her lit
tie daughter for bed. She was bend
ing over the youngster, unbuttoning
her frock. when the child gave two
or three sniffs and said sharply:
Why. mother. you've, heen, using
fathers penfumery!" ..trs
Evening star., 1920-02-22
BY ROGER REGIS

physician who treated her was replaced
by a much younger one, whose smile
and self-possessed manner pleased NJ.
de Triange from the very first. Didn't
he. with his cheering words, allay the
patients anxiety and calm the fathers
equally disturbing fears? DR.. Renoir
became a friend of the family. In the
course of his visits about the country
he stopped every three or four days at
the chateau, examined Mile. de Triange
with his eternal smile, retailed the gos-
sip of the neighborhood, told anecdotes
and made jokes. In contact with his
sayety and confidence, Jeannine re-
covered her zest in life. Her father.
seeing her overcome her occasional bad
spells more easily, took new hope
One day DR.. Renoir found the young
girl paler than usual, her eyes fixed,
her breast heavng. She was alone. NJ.
de Triange had driven to the village.
She was very respondent. Following
his usual method, the physician tried to
reassure her. But she answered
For long time I believed you Now
/ have no hope. / am dying Of the same
disease of which my mother died. Why
do you want to conceal the truth from
me?'
He was sitting beside her. He took
her hand. He thought a moment and
then said, with a trembling voice:
"Mademoselle Jeannine, could swear
to you that 1t is nothing serious. But.
perhaps, even then, you wouldn't be-
lieve me. I want to give you another
proof Of my certitude. Mademoiselle
Jeann!ne, 1 have loved you since the
day l first saw you. But didn't dare
tell you. VIII you be my wife?
The sick girls face was Illuminated
She Strengthened up, clasped the young
mans hand and said:
How good you are, And how love
YOU"
NJ. de Triange entered the room DR.
Eenoir repeated bis request. He showed
SO frank and ardent a feeling that he
convinced Jeannine's father. 1t was
agreed that the marriage should take
place within a few months, after the
young girl had recovered her health
That evening an infinite hope filed the
lonely old chateau.
In the months which followed the doc
tor continued his visits. more as a
ways smiling, made projects for the fu-
ture and never quilted his patient with
out whispering in her ear:
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<kA y J ELL, doctor, what do you
wv ''';.'; IN: s.,,., .,,...a hi.
blond beard and an
swered in his most reassurng manner:
"Mademolsele is only suffering from
a temporary irregularity of heart action.
There Is no cardiac lesion. On the con-
trary, she needs merely to follow GER
tain regimen. | will leave you instruc-
tions If you allow me | will make a
neighborly visit from time to time and
see how she is getting along"
You will be a thousand times well
come, DOCTOR
Scarcely had the physician disap-
peared when M. de Triange took his
daughter In his arms and cried:
you see how wrong you were to be
worried
Jeannine smiled family. A ray of hope
shone in her big blue eyes. strangely
fixed. Pressing her hands to her breast,
as II to control the palpitaIons Of her
heart, she murmured:
II am happy
Nine. de Triange had died young-of
On this daughter all the fathers affec-
tions and ambitions were centered. And
since they lived together in an old, lone
ly mansion in Normandy, an excep-
tional and almost Jealous tenderness had
developed between them. For a long
time Jeannine was only a child like
other children, sweet. loving and joyous.
AS she grew older her health began to
give them some concern. She seemed
to be growing worse instead Of better.
Sometimes she was languid and some-
times feverish. Sudden attacks caused
her great suffering, and NJ. de Triange
remembered having seen her mother so
often Frustrated by the same sort Of at
tacks.
Jeannine was now twenty years old.
Blonde and pale, she appeared TO live
an unreal life, like that Of the virgins in
the old stained glass windows. Like
these she had a far-off beauty. which
both attracted attention and compelled
respect Yes, she was beautiful. But.
apart from her father. no one knew her;
for nobody came to trouble her sheltered
life. If anybody had come. would he
have been attracted by this young wom-
an always ailng and already detached,
as II seemed, from the affairs Of this
world?
Under such circumstances the old