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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-18

FOR SALE-AN IDEAL HOME OF
SO acres of grove land, improved,
with fine 10-room house surrounded
by 2 acres of grove, large barn,
chicken house, garage, etc. Plenty of
good water, one-half mile from
school, III miles to high school, ~
miles to street car line, / mile to Sun
set Blvd, four miles to Spokane. Well
worth $4,000. 00-price $8,OOO,O e.
Will sell n trade for Moscow prop
erty or land in vicinity. Fred Frese,
Rt. l, Spokane, Wash. Terms to suit
q 6 per cent. 1861
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-18
OSTEOPATH
NURSE

SYLVIA A. Kyle, Graduate Nurse.
Phone 1861. tt
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-18

opportunity to get into business for
Yourself. Wri1e today for free par
ticulars and sample. J. R. Watkins
Co., 81 Winona, MINI. 1~34-139-145
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-05
THE ORlOLE
By BOOTH TARKING7ON|
Illustrated by LuGus WocoA Hitchcock
illustrated by Lucius Wolcott Hitchcock.

COWS may coma, ,r r,,,,,, Co. I'M,
1884,, ~ ''"'" ." '.e",. -,
80 'r''' - NV ~ ''"7' ,''! 49,
"E ""''N'" ny '~'''''''H' l"' ''.'"
COW.
All this WAS lost UNION Evorcnccr, ~,
I sat upon tn, fence her rnZr uufa,ura-
hlv tho wjs,fu,ly r<,.J unnu , .s.r of
no spcc,al .s,h,t,, r,,rft ,hn,,. 49,. ..,-
- 800 '
~ you.
AtiE- .\''NiH END DAILY bl'loL.h
AFNATER ~ ROOTER.
Owners and Projectors.
RSrpIp >nu- -, ,,t,>-rr
~, - e.
nv ","">'H'''CH 81 Tue ""i" "h!H
V'u not troUhIc FI"rchre; moreover Sl'
mad round no fault with 'Or!Uir' uu,!I
the Owners and Prupr.ciolS" 4 "
planned 10 her in the platursr terms
known ,o THAR VOC, burlrics I'M, sr,
W., nxcI,d,d ,r,u, ~. .r,,r,.i. r,n.,
,rdood 3D., 49, ~ ."
-, nov Wv" ''.'',,'"'
P'N'' J" regard not "h'N 7" 'H'W am
certain personal CHARACTERISTIC ri
theirs when she pointed oul as iuuGa-
mental. but in regard to any newspaper
| which should d.Iih.r,t,ly c,Il i,s,,rr an
"Oriolc" M. mariners r,r,;r.r ,,rr-
~ pc { I',''"."'u sur
'' j" .''""eF' '"" uu'o'S 10 conceal!
Il natural resentment; they had adopted
'Oriolc" not out Of n sentiment for the
distant c!ty Of Baltimore. nor. indeed
on account Of any orn,.hn,nr,, ,r+,r..,
90 ,Loir, h,,, ..,;s
" >"e""' "u' rs " vi" ''"'h an '"d"-
uoheu cIuh or secret society. which They
mad previously contemplated forming.
is members to he called ."rn, pr,r.,S"
for no r.pc,r vb,,,..r ri. 80, -r,o,I.
INA ,,,,aI 80 , -" 80 ~,
NV '.N'u " '"''t p'N"H = ""'"! "',''-
.nSS throughout the summer. an. when
Herbert'S Srcai-unC'". Mr.. Joseph Vt
water. made his nephew the unexpected
| present of a nrjn,inr rress ora , NOUS
n,nrr ,n,,..,,, r,r, ~
'Ln .r,h II|ir :, l'", ''
Wv ~ i'''""'N ana ii'"iH S'.'' en-
''rta!ned an Aif"cti"n Tor their former
scheme II decided TO p~'rpctulre ia"
name. They were the more sensitive
t. attack upon il by an :runrrr, out
sidcr and girl like Florence. and her
chance Of ,uErut.atinS herself w..ls
them, II that could hr Now hrr in,,u-
ton. MAS not promising.
Il would l. .narrura,, :, s,,..E If
her as nor.u. =, r;,,,,c mon, r.w.
ever. hrr mood M. .r,.rr,ns. lr,
descended rr,m I'm. r.,... u.,n n,,.
aoun,,d jnrI,rarr. .ri nr,rn..'' o..
N'' ''h N'Hbir N''TN 'i IN" 'stIE"iE'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-05
NEWS OF The CITY

The Candidates for mayor at the eieS-
ton are Mr.. P. y. Gordon and Jonn =.
Milo. The contest is very great between
these candidates. ~
Atwater's yard a sod deal lately. he
a V chickens are out OF place IN Z CITY
of this size.
Minnie the cook Of Mr.. F. L. Smiths
residence goes downtown every thtuS-
day ats about three her regular Gay
for 1t.
A new ditch is being dug across the
MIR. Henry H.. Vance backyard. IT'S
about dug out nobody is working tnere
nav. Patty Fairchild received the high.
est mark in defamation or the IA II
Summer School last Friday.
Balf's grorcey wagon ran over q cat
Of the Mr.. Rayfort family, Geo; the
driver Of the wagon. stated ne had no.
but was willing 10 take IT away ano
burg il somewhcrcs Geo. stated regres
and claimed nothing but an accidene
which could not be helped and not MIS-
team that did the damage.
Miss Colfcld teacher OF the IA At
summer School was reported on the
Sick list. We hope she soon be we'll.
There were several deaths IN the CITY
this week.
MIR. Fairchild father Of Patty Fair
child was on the sick list several days
and did not. so TO his office but Is our
now.
Ben Krisso the chauffeur OF the Mr..
r G., Atwatcr family washes their car
on Monday. In using the hose he TURF
cd water over the fence accidentally
and hit I.onnie the wash woman IN back
or MRS. Bruffs who called him som
low names. Ben told her II she han
have been a man he would strike her
but soon the disturbance was at an End.
There is n COCO deal more OF other
news which will be printed in our next
No.
Advertisement & Poems
30 Cents Each Up 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-05

THE ORGANSTEP
BY Florence Atwater.
The Organstep was seated at his organ
in a
In some beautiful words OF vaglS and
brlr
But he was a great o~rganstep and
always
When the soil Is weary
And the mind is dreary
I would like to be an Organstep seatoa
all day at
my %slrrSm light be- Tairehoi0e
or Nor
would play music like = ~
amen
The way Il sounds in a church
OF new
CONTINUED ON PaG0 YouYtAORl a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-05

ST-ESCRIBE NOW 25 Cents Per Year.
subscriptions shloud be brought To tne
EAST trance Of Atwater & Rooter Nevs-
paper Building every afternoon 4'So 70 o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-05
Advertisement & Poems
90 Cents Each Up

JOSEPH X. ATWATER & co.
l27 South Iowa St.
Steam Pumps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-05

CONTINUED on Page rourtssa)
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-11
AlRPLANE SERVES THE CROOK


Scotland luri. which every British
rr considers the worlds highest organ.
ilntion for the capture Ut criminals
nnd The detection nf crime. nud Ia
which eycry I,rltish writer nf hri"c.
tive stories hnS given uusiinied praise
for clcvcrncsS. has Just hcrn nutwit'
ted, according ~ l.undou's avn cunf"s
sion. 10y shr"wd criminal who has
brain, enough To tl.iuk uf some other
way ihpn lnnd or water route of get
ting out uf England.
III. machinery of the great English
detective organization was put Into up
Grafton along MI the old ucc"pted
lines; n cl"sr watch WAS krpl On all
trains nnd the passengers ur every out
going boat w"r" carefully scruIluil"d.
The nnn Tor whom this n"l wnS
spread did nui attempt uuy uf ~" dis
rlilses or suhtcrfug,s IN which III"
writers uf the molcrn Ola cap caller
stories greatly delight. n" trl"phun"d
To the l.unrlun ulrIort M Croydon, usk
Ing for n reservation un the plane l"nv.
Ing Tor Paris. When Informed Tint the
afternoon craft had already l"fi, h.
went to III" aviation ground aud -"
cured n special plane, u required u
liberal distribution NJ moncy, hut II
puId him, lie h0ppcd over the top
~ tho HID police net and dropped safe
~ on French soil.
The report "f the feat says this ncri'
ul escnp. of II criminal "waS the first
In tie annals NJ British crlmc," Ent
tho whole history ~ crime IL full of
Instances where the clever crlmlnnl
hns surprised the police by III" rlnploy
mcnt Of ~ new Invention or ""ntrlv'
nnc. which was never intended for his
use. This exploit should prove not
ulon" io Scollnnd Yard hut IL the po.
llcc departments elsewhere the ncc"S'
NY Of prccauilouS that Will max" its
recurrence impossible.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-11
The Right Way to Read.

III" nuly way ro read with an,
efficiency l. 10 read so heartily that
dinner time comes two hours before
you expected H. To slt with your
liyy before you aud hear the geese
cackllng that snve the capital aud 10
SEQ with your own eyes the Carthagln-
ian suffers gathering up the rings Or
the Roman knights after the battle of
Canine anh hcaplng them into
bushels; and To he so Intimately pres,
ent ~ the actions you are reading Of
that when anyone knocks AZ the door
II will take you two or three seconds
to determine whether you are In your
own study or In the plains OF LON.
hardy looking at Hannihal's weather
heaten fnce--that Is the only kind of
study that Is not tiresome, almost the
only kind that II not useless. sydney
Smith.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-11
Air Samples From Clouds.

Salt Lake clty hns been lnhoring
for some time under the handicap Of
II plague of smoke and the nulhori'
lies have sought relief In many dlrcc'
ilons without success, according to n
writer In the Philadelphia Press. Re.
Gently the theory was advanced that
the sulphur dl0Sidc gus from the nu'
merous smelling plants IN the vicinity
Of the city were rcspouSlhl" for IN
upper air strata, which prevented
smokc from rising ~ that II hung
Ia pail over the city, IN order Ia
verify this theory some especially de
signed vacuum bottles were made and
carried alOfi In nlrplnncs md sam
plies of the upper air taken NJ various
levels. and when the contents werc
analysed there wns not n trace "l
sulphur dioXldc 81 that some other
cause will have To he found for the
snoke cloud.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-11


OF which beat the RESTLESS SEA. High
~ was riding u dclcctablc sil,ery
nIuun.
tile silence. which had been un.
broken during the short walk. WIZ
embed suddenly hy Bul,. Who spoke 10
a strange Voice. From the word,
which followed the girl ~hruu'
>hu,uk until her face grew pale IN tltr
moonlight nnd her eyes luukch wan
uhl tired.
You summer girlS are mnddrning.
he said low nnd bitterly. "lm're uol
the only one Bnt you are the first
"nc who hns affected me. Ol. know
I've uo business To tnlk TO you like
this. hut perhaps IL ! do II may save
some other fellow from the tnrincnts
I've suffered ever since Sally told me-"
Told you WHAT asked Mazda.
"Tpnt one day when she was in
your office for minute size overheard
you telling the girls how yuu were go.
ius io nmusr Yourself this summer
That you knew II was all right when
both sides understood. Sally told ne.
because ! had been fuul enough tu let
her see that ! WIS getting tn curc for
you. She thought S.o spoke Ia tine.
hut she d,ln't." concluded IInh. arimly.
Il listened to you." cried Mazda IN.
hllnnnilI YOU mu~i listen to me.
What You say l. partly irIv did
intend tn carry un Ike The "iNrr girls.
hut dldu'i know then that would
mrnl ynu. aud I'm sorry licr Nuirc
fuitprr,l.
lioh Ms gnzing wls'rully NJ her
flushed face Matilda" h. Su'd gently.
"yuu don't ui"nn--"
Nadia lnwurvl her IN shes over her
sinudgy blu" eyes hut net hrCur llob
had seen the lrvrlirht IN them.
Hardly l"t cunprrhcndiug. h. held
Out his nrin~. "t'umr io ne Muidn. II
II l. tu hr fur all timv not for u
Suinmrr."
And Nni,ln went.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-11

purrldge Is what the Scots nre
brought up On; that and theology, and
the curious thing Is that only those
who come from north Of the Tweed
know the secret of how tn make II,
The English have a breakfast dish
made with oats, while the people OF
the United States are perfectly frank
about 1t aud call II Oatmeal" The
Scots have been accused OF being clan
nish, but II may he that they are only
fond Of their national dish. A trav-
eler In Canada one morning alighted
from the train ut Scotia Junction,
Did the name of the station and the
pictures Of Edinburgh castle and the
Forth bridge In the little hotel bring
back any happy memoriesf Perhaps,
yes. Perhaps, no. Anyhow 1t was no
ticed that when he heard the quiet
request, "Wull yer hae some par
ritch7" smile spread over his face.
That settled It. The best must he a
Scot
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-11
TO REMOVE TATTOO MARKS
Process T. by no Means Easy. Though
Modern s:ieree Has Shown u
10 Es Practicable.

Tniuwns !, the mechanical inlrn
duclluu ~ pigments under the skin
und u very we'll knnwn process. The
pigments rupiuird are carbon. clunn.
hnr. nrminr aud Indigo.
Aln,t wrhud. employed in rrmrtu
ih"s" mark. sJAs Sclrucr aud lnN'n.
tion. are hN u rrnctiye und n d"struc
tive inflammation which will result
In the formation uf u crust, later east
IN Together with iattoocd markings.
On" mcihnd l. Ia r"lniioo the marks
With u solution nf 20 pnrts ~ zinc
chlurld nud ~ parts Of wnirr \
mlld Inflammation viii result: n crust
furluS 1ud Hhoui u week Inter tlil'
falls On. leaving s,Hr which rrndunl
~ heals Later u repetition nr his
may hr necessary THIS may h" duu.
hy the rr"!c, -!unnl in,toOcr
The SECOND method Is to Iali",
agnln, udtiug the punclurrs clos" tn
gcilcr after the design has been drawn
over with u concentrate SOLUTION ni
iunnlu. \ stick uf silver nitrate i
then hrnIlN drawn over H." surlur'
and after u period NJ several mlDnl"'
II II ilru wlrrd IN. Thls u fur NOR,
effective than the iirsl nnd lrss Srur
foruu>. two other suhsinnc,'S. per
hups more rlli'irnl than either of tho
nho,r, aud applied IN the Snm" man
n"r ~ the first, are cnroId and glycc
role nf Impuld
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-11
NEVER GAVE UP A PROSPECT
Salesman Would Wait but He Had No
Idea Of Losing Sight Of
Possibility.

Som" years ago went into ror.
To lnqulr. the price Of something. III
expensive thing this was ihnt wanted
Ia huy same dny when ! hnd the price
says u writer IN the New York Herald
They wer. Just Hs ME. ~ mr ~ they
would have h"rn II had come ~
r"udN tu huy aud plank down the cash
Then for The Tim. hrluu I forgot all
nh"ut II, but they didn't, About n
year nrtcr NY visit IL The store the
salesman ! had seen there came In
~ s"r ne, lie WIS very agreeable
gentleman ana IN ne way mSiSteni
hr hnd lust looked IN un The rhanc,
tint now | Nu~ ready Ia huy: hut N,
bank account hadn't looked up to unN
great extent and was not ready, ~
| told him: hut added that whcn
] was ready | would come In. an5
I would come tn him.
That, ! thought ended II us far n
hearing from them was concerned hui
nnl 50, A year later had another
rrll from the salesman. ny friend. II
"n The same rrrnnd; u pleasant mlI
and II pleasant liltlc tulk, hut viii
the same result a> before: nnd nov
II year To Il day after that SECOND call
he has br"n In to see me again. W,
had our usual pleasant little Talk, aud
then asked him:
"bnn't ynu ever give up prospectf'
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-11
Capt Roger Clap to His Children.

Roger Chaps words to his children
we're:
"You have better food and raiinent
thnn was In former times: but have
you better hearts than your forefnth'
ers had? II So rejoice IN that mercy.
and lot New England then shout for
Joy. Sure MI the people of God IN
other parts of the world, that shnll
hear the children and grandchildren
If the first planters OF New England
have better hearts, ard nre more heav-
eniy than their predecessors, they will
doubtless greatly rejoice, and will say
This IL the generation whom the Lord
hath blessed"
Capt, Roger clap. an English colon
ist IN America, wns one OF the fonn'
ders of Dorchester, Mass, sttllng
there IN 1890. lie was captain of the
fort or castle" on Castle island from
lG0l to 1856. after which, until his
death. he lived In Boston, lie Is hest
remembered for his Memoirs which
he prepared about 1876 hut which
were not published until 1871, when
they were edited 10y Thomas Prince,
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-11
GLORY AccRUES TO LEADER
To Be Remembered, One Has Only 70
BE First In Some Undertaking :
That Succeeds.

Adams glory was M heihg the nrSt
man, ana Ewes IN heihs the mrs, WON
an. They have been talked "t throush
all the centuries Tor nothing except
that they were the hrst TO ive' the
first to be tempted and the hrst to
fall.
And 80 Il IL with many other per-
sons and events that find their places
In history. Always II is the begin-
nin,s OF things that shed glur, On the
pnrticlpan,s. Christopher Columbus
has lust been honored again because
he was the first to discover America,
and the landing nf the Pilgrims Ia
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-11

The medicinal uses Of amber have
recently been discussed. and 1t Is
somewhat curious TO Ind the belief In
the curative virtue Of amber neck.
laces, In cases of cold In the head.
still seriously held In China. One
correspondent reports such cure In
n case. that had refused TO yield to
any other treatment. and attributes It
to the action Of amber SO worn on
the nmcdous membrane. Another goes
only 40 far as to suggest that since
amber had apparently a curative val
ue as used Internally by the old physi-
clans, Its use In necklnces had ra.
tional basis according to the views
once In vogue" which 10 reasonable
enough.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-11
HOT WATER ALWAYS At HAND
Continuous Flew Of Boiling Liquid
and Ste m From the 'nnun,erable
Geysers OF iceland.

The hot-WaiUr fountains OF Iceland
nrc un mounds averaging seven feet In
height. the top of euch If which forins
the edge of n sort of basin. From
these basins the steam " boiling wa.
ter can he seen rising and the over
flow of water l. continuous. The con
tents NJ these basins IL as ckar rs
crystal and one can see to great
depth. while Just below the surface
are many wonderfully beautiful white
incrustntlons. to ohtnin samples ~
which many u visitor tn Iceland has
burned his fingers. The i~trlilcptiuus
caused by the boiling water streams
irom the rcysrrs include birch and
willow leaves. grass aud rushcs seem.
ingly converted into marble.
A. ~ time j. II entirely safe in
lniicr IN tho vicinity of one of the 90
hottrnlcs~ basins. for the g.r,.cr Ia.
u way ~ Spuutlng and gives nn MI
vuncr warning. Sometimes there ~ W.
hc shuoi vt huiliug water ~ height
"f IL fr"i. f"llnNcd 10y u Sucr"s-luu "r
lets. TIE hilh,~t shoot uf which there
j. any rrurl was 80 feet.
occasionally u basin win for srm'
unexplained reason become entirely
empty. or VIII give forth n "sirnuu
slool." vhirh. IN The form or u ""lGmr
"f spray iui yupnr ~ least W fcri iu
height. rr, -rulS u realty mugnlilrrrI
SprciHrl"
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-11
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
testamentary on the estate Of u. Il.
daniel BOOM Fancher, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned on the ith
day Of March, 1921, by the Probate
Court Of Holt County, All persons
having claims against said estate, are
required TO exhibit them for allowance
to the executor within six months after
the date Of granting Of said letters, or
they may be prccluded from any bene-
it of said estate; and IL such claims
be not exhibited within one year from
the date Of granting said letters, they
shall be forever barred.
CHESTER l.. EVANS,
Attest: Executor.
HARRY NJ. DUNCAN,
(Seal) Judge Of Probate.
First publication March 10, 1921.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-11
LOTUS HAS PLACE IN LEGEND
According TO Mythology the Name was
Given to Flower by the God
dess Hebe.

'The mysterious Egyptian lotus bps
been morc identified with the worlds
history than Amy other Hover.
The phlns. "lnius eaters" Ia u com.
mon one In literature. aud II used to
describe those who live In u dream
world. The food nude from the dried
seeds If the Egyptian variety seem,
to have had IN or,cct similar tn vari.
OTIS opium products. aud once In the
clutch or the drug the lotus eater,
forgot both uist nnd fnufIy and wen,
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-11
Sun as a Source Of Power.

In a recent paper On this subject, q,
LcItoy MeIsinger records that In Ger
tain subtropical regions, where coal
is scarce, such as Egypt, the PunJnb
and the Karoo of South Africa, teak,
wood boxes, blackened within, fitted
with glass tops and properly insulated
have been found to register from 2iC
to 275 degrees Fahrenheit In the mid
die Of the day, nnd with the addition
OF an auxiliary mirror to reach even
32O degrees. These boxes are used
as ovens for cooking. ms well as for
many other purposes. - ScIentifi,
American.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-11
ST. Marks Church, New York.

The site uf ST. Marks church ls the
eldest church sit. in New York and
has hecn consecratcd In Religions Serv.
lee for .On years. Peter StuyVcsanl,
the Dutch governor ~ New Neither
lands, erected the hrsl li,ll" private
chapel In l,sp. lie and his wire, .Iu.
dith, were buried underneath N" chap
81. In her viii she left the church Ia
the Dutch Reformed Church Of New
York, pro, i,ling that the tomb hr pre-.
served The building WIS allowed Ia
fall intn decay until lTa3, when r.irus
SluyNcsant, n grrnt.grandson, PROPOSED
10 the ,rstry ~ Trinity church That
an Episcopal church he erected uiI the
site IA. cornerstone ~ which WAS laid
IN lIo5 AMI III" church completed May
q. lI!N, The stc"plc was added IN
lN2n and the porch n few y"nrs later,
Since lS'a' n" material changes In the
present appearance Of the church have
been made, and the church proper h
ld"nllrally the same rs II was one
hundred years ago. Peter StuyvrSant
and his vii" nrr buried In the vault
hrnrath the porch Of the church.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-11

Chairman (of public banQuet) yGsny-
tlemen, before introduce the next
speaker, there Will be short recess.
giving you all n chance to 60 out and
stretch your legs.
Guest-Who Is the next speaker
Chairman--Befoee telling you who
he is would rather walt until you
come back.--Llfe. its
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-11
Difficult Case,

. I'm up against IT," said the doctor.
II have patient suffering from aches
and palms and I don't know what's
causing the trouble" u, r- s4.,.
: "Had his teeth exhninedf"
that's tie difficulty. had all his
teeth extracted two years ago. I've
cured many man by having a tooth
or two pulled, but what are you going
to do for him when he's run out Of
teethf
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-11

Arch Morlan. Of Kansas City, was
the guest Of Miss Fayla Quick, Tues
day. lie rcprcscnts the Layne Bowlcs
Company, of Memphis, Tenn.
w. c. Proud, VI. d., Eye, Ear
Throat and Nose Specialist. OF He
Physicians & Surgeons Building, ID
and Ffa,cis S,s.. 81. Joseph. NO. q
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-11

TOT lnSt SITblI ON tue NpNtn US Hl-
ting end Of our little AFFAIR but
Cousin Sally has begged me to take
her to the last hop ut the inn.
with regrets,
ROBERT WHITNEY"
Maida. sitting on the floor before n
hnlf.iillch trunk. crumplcd the paper
In her hrnd aud guzcd with unsrcing
eyes ut the chaos around her. What
did II mcunp lie knew she had been
expecting him. Hadn't hc practically
taken II for granted thnt hp should
sec her almost every night for the last
three wcckSf And he had signed his
name 80 formally Robert whitney.
| instead of the familiar "I,ub."
Mnidn's blue eyes oVcrliowcd aud
she buried her face IN her arms Oh
the nearest support. which happened
10 be pile NJ freshly lrnned clothes.
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