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Arizona republican., 1921-12-01
Bargain

DCt4 8 GILL
Half block of pavement, 2 blocks
of school, modern brick, rooms and
bath, single roof, concrete founda-
ton, built-in features, fun size lot,
small house in rear, good lawn; price
$2250; light car or little money as
first payment, balance S25 per month.
B. NJ. ATWOD
$50 W. Jeff St. Phone 411s
1t
A REAL BARGAIN
$1,000 cash, balance on terms: brick
house, 5 rooms, modern. See owner
1924 East Pierce st. 6
5000
Completely furnished 4-room frame
house on corner lot and paved street,
close to new school; easy terms.
JACOBS AND SHEDD
IS West Adams Phone S537
1t
FOR SALE-New six-room pressed
brick house. with garage, chicken
house and yard. Young fruit and
shade trees, lawn, etc. On corner lot
77x160 feet, one half block from paved
street. At a bargain price. See
owner at 321 Fleming Bldg. or phone
1901.
FOR SALE
WATCH PHOENIX GROW
SOME GREAT BARGAINS
e-room house, 100-ft. lot paved
road. floor laid in tile and maple;
$4,000; $1,000 cash. So month.
25-ft. business lot, close to city
some in trade.
4-room house and lot and $1,000
note thrown in for $1,000.
Il acre, new houses at Acre City,
$1750; $3.50 cash and $40 month.
so acres. Groom house, fine shade,
close in; s4500: $1,000 cash.
NJ. H. SHELTON
215 West Wash. If
FOR SALE-sI30O equity in $26OO
house and lot on East Washington St
for 5000 cash. Box 45B. Republican.
SAVE RENT. better homes for
less if we build them. Monthly in
stallments- Free plans. 10 years in
Phoenix. Carl II. Johnson & Co..
Contractors. Central and Madison. If
STOP
This new house must be sold. 1t
| has rooms and bath and is brick
| with nice pergola. House is modern
and a real buy at S3250.00. Small
| cash payment and balance to suit.
RAY SMITH
WITH O'BARR & PINNICK
| 10 North LIST Ave. Phone 751. b
BY OWNER-One acre in grapes,
berries and fruit. Six-room house,
| lots of shade; northeast Road to be
| paved. Small cash payment, bal
ance monthly payments to suit.
Phone 5J12. b
FOR SALE OR TRADE
| Six-room brick, n. Eighth Ave-
$500 cash first payment or will trade
for Los Angeles property. 122 West
Washington, Room 9. 1t
NICE GROOM BUNGALOW
Large lot, fire location, not far out
A snap for some one at $1160. Only
$3.50 cash; balance very easy.
THOMAS REALTY CO..
20 West Adams. Il
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MAIZE in head; SIC a ton deliv-
cred. Phone 1892. 8
STOVES and furniture, reasonable
at Tenth Ave. Exchange. Corner
Grand Ave. s
FOR SATISFACTORILY new dav-
export; one wood heating stove. 50.
s. Center.
ONLY $12
For one full cord of 12S cubic feet o
well seasoned cottonwood, sawed an,
split in 12inch lengths. This pric
in cord lots. Phone 5422.
COTTON PICKERS
Buy your picking bags at hal
price from US. Tents and wagoI
sheets at one-half their value.
PHOENIX SEED AND FEED &C
1873 East jefferson st. Phone 1885,
Arizona republican., 1921-12-01
$1,000

5000
Completely furnished 4room frame
house on corner lot and paved street,
close to new school; easy terms.
JACOBS AND SHEDD
Is West Adams Phone 3537
Arizona republican., 1921-12-01

FOR SALE-New six-room pressed
brick house. with garage, chicken
house and yard. Young fruit and
shade trees, lawn, etc. On corner lot
77x160 feet, one half block from paved
street. At a bargain price. See
owner at 321 Fleming Bldg. or phone
Arizona republican., 1921-12-01

BEAUTIFUL furnished apartment
close in, new. clean. desirable; three
rooms. nice garage. 63I North Sec
ond Ave. 50
Arizona republican., 1921-12-01

Half block of pavement, blocks
of school, modern brick, rooms and
bath, single roof, concrete founda-
ton, built-in features, full size lot,
small house in rear, good lawn; price
$2250; light car or little money as
first payment, balance S25 per month.
B. NJ. ATWOD
$50 W. Jeff St. Phone 4119
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
MARKET SCARS ON
BEAR STAMPEDE
Frantic Rush to Cover by Shorts
Reached Almost Com
plete Rout

New York. April % The pro
nounrcd nervousness manifested by the
short interest in today's stock market
was Il perfectly natural sequence of yes
tCrday'S sensational bareback in Stude
baker. The unpaSiness was intensified
| ly n further spectacular rise in that
stock within the first half hour Of the
trading carrying the price above 50
Mt knowing just where the lightning
would strike next efforts were made tC
reduce commitments all through the
list TINS was signal for vigorous
GpL iddIng of some Of the closely held
pool issues. notably General Asphalt,
which SCARED over points above IS
ana Mexican Petroleum. which was
sent above las.
Trading assumed impressive proper
li"nS Immediately after the initial oper
atoms. the first hours sale exceeding
300 600 shares. leadership in the
SPIRITED forward swing was retained by
lI,OtorS and oils. indicating concentrated
pressure against the shorts in this QuaI
tor Of the list While part of the early
| inpl Ovcmcnt was forfeited on liberal
urutit taking sales. here were enough
,hortS bidding to keep the market
uOiHtcd upward. although aggressive
drives wcr" instituted in scattering
parts Of thc list to check the recovery.
After marking time for short period
there was q secondary upward spurt
;Ist before midday which to large OK
tent vas influenced by the reports that
'oyineI prominent bear operator had
changed his position. This prccipitatcd
~ lttrlr short Of II stampede in bear
tanks uud for a tim" it looked as II
the wild ~campcr Ia cover would de .
'rlop IHto a complct" rOut. The mar
li"r in u short time became boiling
one. With the widest kind Of trading
all over the list. embracing the railroads
n II n the industrial division. al.
though the more violent movement OC
rUrrrd in the latter quarter. The steels
wni, IN thc earlier dealings had shown
= tendency to drOOp were caught in
tEr Norr,X and carried up swiftly from
! 10 over 3 points. Crucible Steel in
rurtlcu'ar made spirited rebound of
l"ar!y j points. The frantic efforts of
tn" shorts. however. 70 cover we're evi
U,L,cd IN different quarters Of the list
BY III" hivancn of ! aud , points in
many eases between sales
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
STORAGE BATTERY
HIT 4 NE'E TOP
Recent Buying Reported to Be
for Prominent Motor
Interests

T'.I H. 49,.
..,o i'uG, q" S'',iiu.uS OF IN me continued
nao 5. ia a. ",tiNtF oI rI"'trlc Stor
ase nal'erH NnI.h maze Il new hisn
nSute ior IA" wear az i+'2' the local
N'"rhs maze 'h"dSSt out encouraging
'Sl'o"S' 10 tn' WI, yloIeh' reoonhd IN me
."'k' nIuINr,. tI lnfr' was Slight ou,
nPP!IrcI"oI' lncreaS" IN IN" volume OF
u'aIIhgS, Wnl'n llheWlSe were much oet,
Yer dlS'rlont""' Advances from smai
.l'E .r"Cl'oHS 1i 10 o.eTh I"inL we're at me
same ',tle fes'N''r'd IN the more prom
mem @ SnareS
me 1urth"r advance IN f:lectrlc Stor-
age hatt"rF d0Vetalled with thc Sehsa
'i"ha' t"rWafd movement IN tue auto =
m"oiI" Shat"S IN IN" Ne" l"rh hhrhel I,
According 10 me S'r'"t reports a large
proportion "I IN" DuSIhG ORDERS the Ias'
'eW neES "er" tra'eAol' interests ""t =
side or me rltS VINO ar" supposed 10 De
n."SelS hliIed WIN th' motor industry
iodaE n'Rh pre-" represented net
gam Tor the week Ot over seven points
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
CURB OILS Strong;
|NDUSTR|ALS UP
South American Petroleum
Group Most Active Issues.
Sweets Sells at 3

New York. April 22.--Although there
was a strong tone to the trading in
the oil group on the Broad street
curb, the market did not show any such
vigor as was displayed on the stock
exchange. This may have been wholly
due to the fact that a huge short in
terest exists on the exchange, while the
short account in the outscide market Is
only moderate at the most even in
issues that have been regarded as OBJ.
jects for bear attack.
A good deal of interest was attached
to the trading in some of the indus
trials, Sweets Company moving up to
8. the highest point reached by that
stock in a long period. Durant Mo.
tors moved up to %, in the face Of
reports that the company had been II
heavy buyer of Studebaker below 80.
The South American oils were among
the most active features, International
Petroleum advancing to 17S, a new
high for recent trading. Elk Basin
continued in good demand, moving up
to 10. Cosden & Co. led in a peculiar
manner. selling during the forenoon at
IA to IN, while the shares on the
stock exchange, representing one for
FIVE of the curb stock, advanced to above
40. Maracaibo was again in demand,
advancing to BIN. Carib Syndicate
was traded in at S% to SR.
The Standard Oil issues were gener.
ally strong, Anglo. American ranging
from 17h to 17%. Ohio OIL advanced
from 304 to 315 and Standard Oil IF
ard Oil of Indiana. new shares. were
actively traded in at 10 to 749s.
ISDUSTRIAIS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
COTTON MARKET

New York. April 22.--Tradng re.
manned light. but the market opened
steady. ten points higher 10 two points
lower. There was moderate buying by
spot and southern wire houses, while
Liverpool sold Thrr" was switching
from May 70 July. Scattered rea liz
ing by room traders eaSed prices lit,
re after the start aud at the end OF
the first fifteen minutes they were about
even with the previous close
Operations in print cloths at Fall
River remained small. sales for the week
being estimated at 10000 pieces, but
cables from Manchester, England, said
that definite trade revival was under
way there 4 leading Chicago house
telegrA phed that sentiment in the dry
goods field was much better.
Futures a. Liverpool showed net
losses Of five to eleven points around
midday. although the undertone of the
market was declared TO be more
healthy. with scattered bull interest
N forward positions.
The receipts of cotton st the ports
Tor the day are estimated at 5000
bales. against 13, 1923 bales n week ago.
-. .2S7 bales a year ago and 30, 4SO
bales two wears ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS
Bond Traders on outIna TODAY

The hrst annual picnic Of the bond traders
Vil be held today The train ef. Broad
street Stalon a. noon for Havre de Grace
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
LONDON STOCK MARKET
GIIt.Edeed Section Hard - Home
Rails FIabby-Grand Trunks Steady

London, April %. - Business was
slow today, owing to the usual absen-
teeism noted at the end of the week, as
well as TO disposition to await de-
vclopments from the conference between
executives of the striking coal miners
and the coal mine owners.
Gilt edged investment issues were
hard, the group being influenced favor.
ably by the Oversubscription within n
brief time of the II, 800, 200 Indian
loan yesterday Most Of the f50, 900, =
600 treasury bills, which were offered
on bids in the open market instead of
at the fixed rate of 6 per cent, were
allotted at u little below that rate.
Nervousness over the outcome of the
discussions on the coal labor situation
made home rails fiabby. Grand Trunks
we're steadier and Canadian Pacifics
were On the mend. Shares of Argen
tina and Mexican roads were weaker.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
PHILADELPHIA RONDS

Nj EuuE" u.aur 1r o.IpI. son tI
, D. ru E"A YORK Stood ENrnungr
'EN rights today
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
LIVERPOOL Cotton

Liverpool. April 22,-spot cotton was
quet today with prices easier on the basis
OF a decline Of l3 points for middling al
7 24d. The sales were 1000 bales. The re.
celpts were $4,000 bales. including OsOO
early dealings. Spot prices were: Amer.
loan, middlinE far, 10 t9d good mddilns.
and ordinary il9d.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
Wool Market ErratIc

Boston, April 22.-The commeEctNI RulIe-
tlI' tomorrow viii say Trading IN the
In a moderate manner, the mills taking more
or less wool from day to day but In no
large volume Prices on the whole showed
iittIs change. although the market Is erratic
The tariff is the center OF attraction. The
lion al the mills In healthy Shearing
"a nrogTessing in the West. but little has
Deen doLe en the new cilp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, April 22-An easier tone,
influenced chiefly by lack of demand.
featured the opening of the foreign ex-
change market today, the principal cx-
changes showing losses ranging from .
to 8 points in the carly dealings. Lire
was the weakest feature. while francs
held about firm Sterling was off Il
Guilders were stronger at an advance
Of 2 points.
The market after the first hour was
irregular in tone, with marks improv-
'ng. Quotations were: Sterling cables
3.93, demand 1924 franc cables
I.2SA, checks 727ai lire cables
l,60l2, checks I.69; Copenhagen cables
lS:OS, checks 1903; Belgian cables
~, checks IA marks. is.
YESTERDAY FINAL QUOTATIONS
SyerIng Francs LIre Guildors
cSSies Sstas"' SSSS58 ~ tsS sttg$ tgg$$
TODAY OPENING QUOTATIONS.
Sterling Francs Lire GulIders
Cables a0S 729 4OS a. II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
Raw SUGAR Market Quiet

Sew Ycrk. NrrU >. Tho laN sugar NAL
.~' rou.ln,rs 2H"l on the bass ~ 527
,nrs tIN ""' m" F"n.ral Sug", kc-
ags = Iurrp Roam sugars IN port ami
rHra. 5g7 cents. r. ! (. lmpOrta, ions
,yare >lr'uaUy uUI arrivals aggrsERtinF 800
htgs costa RICas consigned 10 the trade
.rne .rcal 'shned market is Unchanged both
a., to conditions and prices.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22

rHr'"fTr'I'T HIf-IaT Oct cent, tmr
y per cent, commercial paper. three TO six
Note-These are merely nominal quota
IOns. the legal rate OF interest IN tho sta.e
% Pennsy!VanIa being fixed at o psr cent
Plus premium and commission, timo money
Tor thirty to ninety days. ~ loaned at TO
\ n per cent while commercial paper from
thirty 10 ninety DAYS, IL loaned az to Sis
~ cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
Financial Briefs

Pm adeph!a Electric common Will he
quoted today e. the rights to subscr ibe tn
mo ,n new preferred stock. excepting In ca sh
rS"nsact IONS which Will carry the rights
STOCK OF record today is entitled 90 rights
IN the new issue. payment 10 be made in
fuli not later than MAY 2 W
Lhe May meeting OF the BOND Men'a CIuh
Tics rs;s pres,dent OF the American Telephone and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
MoNEY.LENoINo RATES


NEW YORK-Money on call both cIasscs
or lending and renewing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
Reserve Banks, Discount Rates
Onlcial rcd scount rates at the twe,ve Fed
eTal Reserve banks are follows,
Treas. LIB Conf Rkra

4Discount rate corresponds with lntArest
rate borne by certificates pledged as c0llat
sral with minimum Of + por cent in the case
ut Kansas City and 6h per cent in the CO 80
OF Philadephia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27
ORDERS ARRESTS FOR
GLAR|NG HEADLIGHTS
Sheriff Clouss Gives Strict Orders Law
Must Be Obeyed.

L.orrouinr his announcement # last
ao,. ,I,,.r, ~ ,.lor,c .,nrouurcs that
..,,,,:,r ri,. ,,.,r.
ne INTENDS 10 p'h'" ~ .'3 49,.
fare on autnlStS whose cars "'N "'[
equipped with non-Glar" lenses Hn"F't
Clousc declares that any driver f"unH
violating this ordinance may expert I'M
,,,edi,tc arrest, lIc characterized the
,'.,i,.o 81 Lri,,,u,- ,v;th undlmmcd
~ w ~ ~ ''n .,,,I , .nurrc
i'ns'" a. al fu'T,'
or frequent aCC'us'S
Section l"t of chapter 50 Of tho acts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27

To help you save Is the mission OF
Intcllsenccr Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27

and all exhaust pipes. carrying exhaust
from the engine. shall be directed paral-
lcl TO the ground, or slightly upward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27
TWO CONCERNS FILE
CHARTERS FOR RECORD
Eden Mining Company incorporated At
Sloc, ooo-Quality sand Com
pany at $4,000.

\ certificate of incorpora tion FOR the
Eldnn Coal Mining company, was hrld
yesterday with the county court clerk.
The concern is incorporated with $780,
no0 capital Tho inrorporators are r.
T. Colts. r. J. Dowdell, Thomas j.
Thomas. Charles T. Abrams. McMechcn.
and Edward Burkhart.
4 certificate Of Incorporation has also
been nicd for IN" Quality Sand and
Gravel company, with Il capital OF s0O'-
OOn by the same incorporatorS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27

l.. W. Dare anil Amos Shairr appear
ed before Judge John =. RITZ yesterday
morning to answer L charge Of Drawing
AZ IArc'S homC IAN South t:on street
sunday evening. Each received fine
Ct s. and costs.
John Blatner. G4n7 Market street. was
tined SEQ for maintaining dISordcrly
house. Jane Smith and Jim FiatlinC.
arrested AZ Rlattncr'S house carly yes
t"rrlav morning. by Officer Baker, re-
C"ivHd fines at s. and costs each for be-
ing inmates OF Il house OF i'll r"putc.
Three col"rcd men who engaged IN 4
free for ali fight on their way homo
from 4 dance Monday evening. were
fined 81 and costs each.
JarN Jones. arrested At tho r. & q.
station yesterday morning by Officer
Baker. on Il rharS" nf di$Crdrrly con-
duct was tired s. and costs. John Smith.
charged with drunkenness Paid fine
o.: 81 and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27
Girls Kimonos
149 and 1875

Made of lovely quality, easily laun-
dcrcd Jap Crepe printed with
charming rolorcd figures hand
embroidered in silk. Sizes s to If
years.
Girls Shop-sccond Floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27

nrev.nt surface drainage In wertS Aad
sprines. also that privies arc not made
watcr-tignt and fy-proof. This Is ono
Of the sources of typhoid fever and
sumDler complaints Is not eliminated. .
Old cans, that hold water. ana sag
nant pools should be drained, ana tniS
is where the mosquitoes. that esNse
malaria breed" Belmont countiAns are
warned.
''Ie your part. and II you want infof-
nation. write or see the health commit-
stoner. and he will be glad to help you"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27

Black and cOlOrS-SOmc with fancy
colorcd rufflcS-othcrS with self
color 17lfflcs. PctticOatS that for
mcrIv were | 80 and LOS.
Market St. Way
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-27
CLEANUP CAMPAIGN
ON IN BELMONT co.

Tho Cleanup" campaign in Belmont
county is on and by the interest taken
in most places. much good will be done.
rr. Dew. tho health commissioner,
says the people do not give enough at
tcntion 10 the water supply, and fail to
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-09-29
CONV|CTS P|LFER
UTAH POSTOFF|CE
PLUNDERlNo OF SAFE AT DELTA,
is LAID TO TWO JAILBREAk-
Ems FROM UTAH PRISON
Ed Harris and Oscar 6Ianey Are Be-
lieVed to be Responsible for Rob-
berry Of $1,000 from Uncle Sam
In Early Morning Hours

Delta, Utah-In a desperate attempt
to get out of the state and to elude
searchers, making their liberty perman-
ent, Ed Harris and Oscar Blaney, who
escaped from the Utah state prison
last week, are believed to have been
responsible for the robbery of $1,000
from the Delta postoffice in Willard
county early Wednesday.
Word was received ut Salt Lake
shortly after the discovery at 1880
o'clock that the postoffice had been
robbed. According to the postmaster,
James A. Faust, the robbery was COM
mltted about o'clock. He stated that
enhance was gained by forcing rear
door. With the exception of $3.50 In
cash, the loot consisted OF postage
ytamps.
The loot was obtained from the safe.
II Is supposed that the robbers secured
a hammer or another instrument with
which to batter In the doors, which now
bear ample evidence of the thieves
work. Fingerprlnts upon the safe and
the door will be taken in an effort to
Identify the robbers.
Mr.. Faust said that the robbers left
an automatic pistol behind. This is
believed to have been one of the wea-
pons secured by the convlcts when they
with three others, planned to escape
FRO mthe state prison. While Harris
and Blaney escaped, the three others.
as reported few days ago, were
found hiding in an abandoner shop at
the prison and they surrendered.
Warden James A. DevIne said that
the part OF the country In which the
pOstOfice robbery was committed was
an old stamping ground of Harris, who
was convicted few months ago Of
robbery Of bank at St. George. Utah.
AT that tlnie Harris, sought escape
through Nevada and the warden said
he believed that Harris would again
attempt to seek escape In that direc-
ton, possibly by travelling via Ely. He
said that every possible opening was
being watched and that all the au-
thorities In the locality had been ad-
vised. AS consequence 1t was
thought that Harris would not remain
long at large.
The suspicion that Harris and Blan.
ey are responsible for the robbery at
Delta is said to be strengthened by
the fact that the men escaped Mrs.
Malon Brough said that she had fed
man who closely resembled the pic
lures published OF Harris. Informa.
ton to this effect was received by
chief of Police Joseph Il. Burbidse
from the state prison. While Harris
from Mrs. Brough last Tuesday night.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-09-29

lots, while the younger people were
dancing and being proudly surveyed
by their mothers.
As Harry and the ladies' were leav-
Ing Col. Taylor came to them and
said:
"YOung man. I am the voice OF your
country. call you to Florida. WIN
you go with us next week."
Harry looked into Bins eyes.
"The campaign will be over In a
year. and need you badly" the Colo
mel urged.
IT can not say no TO the call OF my
country" Harry answered. 81 will
Join your regiment ut Beardstown on
Its way down the river"
That night Harry and BIN stood by
the gate talking, after Mrs. Kelso had
gone into the house.
~'Bim. I love you more than ever"
said the boy. "Ahe says you can get
divorce. have brought the papers
for you to sign. They will make you
free. i have done II for your sake.
You will be under no obligation. J
want you TO be free 10 marry whom
you will would he the happles'
man In the world If you were to
choose me. haven't the wealth OF
s0ne OF the city men. can only
offer you my love"
"Be careful and, please. lei go OF
my hand" she said. I'm not going
TO say a word OF love to you. am
not free yet. We couldn't marry II
we wanted 10. Iwish you to be under
no sense Of obligation 10 me. Many
things may happen In year. am
glad you are going to see more VI the
world before you settle down. Il viii
help You TO he sure 10 know yourself
little better and to be sure " what
you want 10 do"
II think that ] know myself fairly
Well" he answered "There are so
many better men who want to marry
you shall 60 away with great
fear IN me-
There are po he'icr men," she an
swefed "When you get hnck we shall
500 wi'ni eNmes ~ our little romnnce.
Mcunwhpe I'm going 20 pray for you"
"Aiul for Atm Ne said US he FOL.
10 - ~" lniu ,is hons. whore the