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TION | OF ARTICLE Y or ~
CONSTITUTION OF TIE STNIE
or NEW MEXICO. ENTITLED
"ENECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
II. II. No. 10. Apr. Mch. 9, 1921.
Re II resolved by the Legislature OF
the State Of New Mexico:
That Section of Article V OF
lhr Constitution of the state OF New
Mexico. entitled Executive Depart
mcnl." be and theAsamc Is hereby
amended 10 read as follows:
section T. The Executive depart
meul shall consist OF a governor
lieutenant governor. secretary ol
state. state auditor. safe treasurer
attorney general, superintendent ol
public instruction aud commissioner
of public lands, who shall he elected
for term Of two years heglnnlhl
ON the first day of January mex
after their election.
such officers. except the superlll'
lcndcnt of public instruction. altel
having served two consecutive terin'
shall he Ineligible To hold any slal'
office for Two years thereafter.
The officers of the executive. dee'
Governor. during their terms OF OF
flee. shall reside and keep the pun
lie records hooks, papers ana seal'
of Office at the seat Of government
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CONSTITUTIONAL
PROPOSED

PHUPUSEU LUNSITTU IIUNNE
AMENDMENTS TO BE SUBMIT
TED AT THE SPECIAL ELEC-
TION SEPTEMBER 20, 1921.
Pursuant TO Chapter 1873, session
Laws of 1921, the following Consti-
tutional Amendments are submitted
TO the qualified voters at the Special
Election TO be held Sept. 20. 1921.
MANUEL MARTINEZ,
Secretary of State.
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FOR THE AMENDMENT ---.
AGAINST THE ANlENDMsUT

No. 6
JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
THE AMENDMENT OF SECTION
3. ARTICLE Xxx, AND SECTION
3. ARTICLE ~. OF THE CON
STITUTION OF THE STATE OF
NEW MEXICO
C.. 5. for 5. ]. Il. No. I, Apr. Mich.
II, 1921.
BE II resolved by the Legislature ol
the state of New Mexico:
Section I. That Section 3. of Ar
licle Xxx. of the Constitution OF the
state of New Mexico be and the same
is hereby amended to read as fol-
lows:
Section q. The term of office of
every state, county or district OIL
ficer except the governor OF the
state. and those elected to fill va
cancies. shall commence on the first
day of January next after his elect
! ion. The term of the governor OF
| the state shall commence IN the
first day of December next after his
election.
Section ?. That Section Of Artl-
rlc ~. of the Constitution of the
state of New Mexico he and the
same is hereby amended to read as
follows.
Section 3.
subsection a. The regular
biennial session of the legislatur'
shall begin at twelve o'clock, noon
on the first Tuesday of Februar,
next. after each general election. NJ
regular session shall exceed slXt'
days and no special session shal
exceed thirty days.
subsection OBJ All moneys re
ceVed on account of the state Iron
any source whatsoever, shall be pal'
INTO the treasury thereof.
Subsection ,C). The Legislature
shall not appropriate any none!
out Of The treasury except IN accord
nnce with the provisions OF this sec
lion.
b-Seciion ~. On or hefor'
the 18TH day of January in each yea
, session of the legislature, every de
parlmcnt. institution and agency o
ne state except the legislative de
! parlment. shall submit TO the gov
I ernor of the state detailed state
ment showing actual revenues an
lrxpenditures for the two fiscal year
intervening since the last regular ses
sion of the legislature, together witt
estimates of appropriations require,
To meet the financial needs OF sucl
department. institution, or agenc,
itimiged as the governor may re
quire.
"Suh- Section (E). On or before tn
. twentieth day of every regular ses
sion of the legislature, the goNerno
shall prepare and shall submit I
- the legislature q budget containing
p detailed statement and estimate o
all anticipated revenues OF the lial'
p and complete plan Of proposed OK
5 penditures for the state governmen
during the ensuing biennium.
subsection ~. For the pur
! nose of preparing his budget IN
+ governor shall have power TO requr
Iauy board. commission, officer O
4 denarmelnt To furnish him with an
II information which he may deel
I necessary.
4 Satisfaction 90. Al any time th
4 governor submits his budget To IN
A legislature. he shall also submit
A lhill TO be known sa The Genera
= Appropriaiiou Bill which shall con
= lain aiI of The proposed apprOprl
4 alions of the budget clearly itemke
p ami classified. and the prcsiding 81
= ficer Of each house shall, immed'
3 atlv. cause said bill to be reierre
/ together with the accompanyin
= budget 10 the appropriate commute
4 Ifor its consideration. The goNerno
4 NAV. before final action thereon D
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FOR THE AMENDMENT ---
AGAINST THE AMENDMsUT
NO. 7.

JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE
XIII OF THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE STATE OF NEW
MEXICO, ENTITLED PUBLIC
LANDS"
$. j. II. No. II, Apr. March T., 1921.
BE il Resolved by the Legislature OF
the State of New Mexico:
See. t. That Article XIII OF the
Constitution of the State OF New
Mexico he amended so as to read as
follows:
ARTICLE XIII PUBLIC LANDS
Section 1. All lands belonging to
the State Of New Mexico, and all
lands granted. transferred or CON
| firmed TO the State 10y Congress, and
all lands hereafter acquired, are dc
clared To be public lands OF the Stale
TO be held or disposed of as may be
provided by law for the purpose for
which they have been or may be
granted, donated or otherwise ac-
quired.
Section ,. 4 permanent Commis-
sion to consist of three members,
not more than two of whom shall
belong to the same political party
is hereby created, which shall he
known as the state Land Comms-
sion
Section 3. The members OF the
Commission shall be appointed 10y
the governor. by and with the advice
and consent of The Senate, and shall
be subject to removal only for cause
Each member shall hold office for
term of six years from and after ms
appoinlment. and until his successor
shall have been duly appointed an,
qualified: Provided. that the three
members of the Commission iirsi ap-
Ipointed and confirmed shall lmmedi'
lately qualify and classify themselNe'
by lot so that one of them shall hole
office for two years, ono Tor ) years
and one for six years. from and aitel
January lsl. 1923, and thereafter on'
Commissioner shall he appointed cv
cry two years: Provided, however
that The members of the Commission
first 10 he appointed shall be appoint
, ed during the regular session OF the
. legislature 10 convene IN the yea
1929. aud. provided further, that unit
such Commission shall be duly ap
pointed and qualified as herenahov'
provided, the Commissioner ol Pub
. lie Lands elected at the general elec
lion in the year 1920 shall continue
to act as Commissioner OF Flbll'
Lands with all powers ana auih
. orily heretofore exercised by him
"Seciion {. The State Land Com
mission shall select, locate, CLASSIFY
I and have the direction, control. care
and disposition Of all public lands
under the provisions Of the Acts o
Congress relating thereto and sucl
regulations as may be provided D.
law.
, "Seclion 3. The Commission shal
> annually elect one Of IFS member
r Chairman. and shall appoint a Che
= Clerk. aud such other officers. as
, sisiants and subordinaies as may b
requisite and necessary Tor IN
. nroper conduct Of the affairs OF IN
, Stale Land Office. The Commission
, shall prescribe It's own rules OF ORD"
I and procedure concerning its oiiicla
I duties. The salaries of the Commls
= sioners shall be fixed by the legis
! lature.
"Srcliop 6. All Of the duties, pow
b ers. aud prcroealives now by law IN
I ruinbrnt upuu or vested in The Com
, missioner OF Public Lands OF tn
, state of New Mexico, shall as sool
r as The first three members. appoint
: ed and confirmed under authority o
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FOR THE AMENDMENT ---- !
AGAINST THE AMENDMSUT J
NO. If.
NO. II.

NJ. ii.
4 JOINT RESOLUTION PRONID-
ING For AN AMENDMENT TO
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO BY
ADDING THERETO ANOTHER
SECTION TO ARTICLE IX. THE
SAME TO BE NUMBERED i6.
II. j. r. No .. Filed Mch., 2S, 1921.
Be it Enacted 10y the Legislature of
lhc state of New Mexico:
Section I. That the following am
eudmcut To Article IN of the Con-
stilulion of the State of New Mexico
as an additional section of said Ar
ticle IN. 10 be numbered Section 49,
is proposed. to be submitted To the
electors of the state at an election To
be- held.
Sccion rs. Laws enacted by the
Fifth Legislature authorizing the Is
sue and sale of State Highway bonds
for the purpose of providing funds
fer the construction and improve
mcnl of State Highways and Ia en-
able the STATE TO meet and secure
alloimenls of Federal Funds To aid
i'm construction and improvement ot
roads. and laws So enacted author
iZing the issue and sale oi Stale
Highway Debentures to anticipate
the collection of revenues from mot
or vehicle licenses ana other rev
cnues provided 10y law for the State
Road Fund. shall take effect with
out submitting them TO the electors
of the state. and notwithstanding
Chat the total indebtedness OF the
state may thereby temporarily cx-
ceed one per centum of The assessed
valuation of all property subject to
l taxation I'm The state. Provided, that
the total amount of such state High
way Bonds payable from proceeds
of taxes levied ON property ouisland-
ing at any one time shall not eN-
coed two million dollars. The Lcgis-
/ latutc shall moi enact any law which
will decrease the amount of the an
nual revenues pledged for the pay
menl of State Highway Debenlures
or which will divert any of such
revenues to any other purpose So
long as any of the said debentures
issued To anticipate the collection
thereof remain unpaid.
FOR THE AMENDMENT - -
AGAINST THE AMENDMsUT -
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FOR THE AMENDMENT ---- l.
AGAINST THE AMENDMSUT L
NO. 10.

NO. 10.
JOTNT RESOLUTION pROpOSlNG
AN AMENDMENT 70 SEC ' lON
, or ARTICLE y or THE CON
STTTUTION or THE - NlE
or NEW MEXICO. ENTITLED
oCOI'NTY AND MUNICIPAL
CORPORATIONS. 80.
n. ]. n. No. 10. Appr. Mch- H. 1921:
re il Enacted by the Legislature OF
Inc state Of New Mexico;
section /. That Section ? Of Ar
lcIe X of the Constitution ol the
state of New Mexico entitled "Coun-
lv and Municipal Corporations be
and ihc same is hereby amended
81 as 10 read as follows:
section ,. All County officers
shall he elected for term OF two
wears. until otherwise provided by
law. and no County officer, except
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FOR THE AMENDMENT

A JOINT RESOLUTION PROpOS-
ING AN AMENDMENT TO SEC
TION I or ARTICLE V OF IlE
CONSTITUTION OF TEE STATE
or NEW MEXICO. ENTITLED
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NO. 1.


JOINT RESOLUTION PROVIDING
For THE AMENDMENT OF
SECTION . OF ARTICLE VII OF
: THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
II. J. n. No. is, Apr. Feb. 10, 1921
BE il Resolved by the Legislature OF
the State Of New Mexico:
That Section of Article VII o.
the Constitution of the State OF New
Mexico, be and the same is hereby
amended TO read as follows:
Sec. 2. Every citizen of the Unit
ed states who is legal resident oil
lAe State and is qualified elector
therin, shall he qualified TO hold
any public office in the state except
as otherwise provided in this Con
slilution. The right to hold pubic
office in ,he State of New Mexico
account of sex. and wherever the
shall not be denied or abridged on
masculine gender is used IN this Con
slitulion, in defining the qualifica-
tions for specific offices, il shall he
construed TO include the feminine
J gender. Provided, however, that the
payment of public road poll tax
school poll tax or service on luries
shall moi he made q prerequisite ol
The right of a female to vote OF
hold office.
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LEGAL NOTICES

the County School Superintendent
after having served Two consecu-
tive terms, shall be eligible to hold
any County office for two years
thereafter"
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FOR THE AMENDMENT ---- l
.W-E~vtE =
AGAINST THE AMENDMSUT -
NO.

JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
AN AMENDMENT OF SECTION
TWELVE or ARTICLE NINE OF
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LEGAL

the legislature, amend his said bud !
get and general appropriation bill,
10 correct any oversight, or IN case
of emergency, by delivering such
amendment or supplement TO the
presiding officers OF both houses:
and such amendment or supple
ment shall thereby become part OF
said gneral appropriation bill as an
addition TO the items Of said bill or
as a modification Of or substitute for
any item of said bill such amend
ment or such supplement may ef-
feet.
Subsection (H). The legisla-
lure may amend such general ap-
preparation bill by increasing the
items therein relating TO the Judlc-
ial Department, but may not other
wise alter or amend such bill ,ex-
cept 10 strike out or reduce items
therein.
subsection ID. Prior 10 the
final action on the general apprO-
alton bill, the legislature may pro-
vide for its salaries. milage and nee
sssary legislative expenses by spec
ial appropriation bills specifically
limited TO such purposes, but before
firpl action on the general approprl-
alton bill il shall mol enact any other
appropriation bill. except upon the
recommendations Of the governor
Subsection o.. The governor
may, al any time, recommend TO the
legislature supplementary budgets
and supplementary appropriation
bills based thereon, all of which
shall be subject to the same proceed
ure as the original budget and the
general appropriation bill.
sub Section X. After final act
ION on The general appropriation bill
or ON recommendation of the gov
crnor special appropriation bills
may he enacted. but every apprOprl-
alton shall be embodied in q separate
bill, limited TO some single work,
subject or purpose therein stated
Subsection L). In the event of
any inconsistency between any OF
the provisions Of tlris section and
any of the other provisions Of the
constitution, Tho provisions OF tins
section shall prevail. But nothing
herein shall in any manner affect
the provisions of Section % of Ar
iiclc " of the constitution, or bc
construed as preventing the govern
or from calling special sessions OF
The legislature as provided by Sec
lion 6. of Article ~ of the cOnsll-
tuition. or as preventing the legls-
lature. at such special sessions
from considering any emergency ap'
preparation or appropriations.
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4 JOINT RESOLUTION PROpOS-
ING AN AMENDMENT TO SEC-
TION ; or ARTICLE VIII OF
TIE CONSTITUTION OF THf
STATE OF NEW MEXICO, EN-
TITLED TAXATION AND REV
FNtiE."
H.J.R. No. Il. Appr. March u, igl
Re il Resolved bv the Legislature ol
ihe State of Now Mexico:
Section I. That Section , oi Art
icle VII of The Constitution OF the
slnie of New Mexico. entitled TAX
alton and Rcvcnuc." be and the same
is hereby amended so as to READ az
follows:
Section ,. The legislature may eX-
cmpt from taxation property Oh eacl,
cad of family io the amount o'
two hundred dollars. and the prop
er(v of every honoraply discharged
soldier. sailor, marine ana army
partment. except the Lieuiehan'
nurse. and The widow of every surl
soldier. sailor or marine, who SefNe'
i'm lhe armed forces OF the Onilef
STATES AT any time during The perio'
IN which the United STATES was reg
ularly and officially engag-4 M any
war. i'm the sum Of two lhousan'
dollars. Provided, that M every cas-
where exemption is clalncu on th'
ground OF the claimants haN'i
served with the military nr naNa
forces Of the United states aiorc-
said. the burden Of proving actuaa
and bona fide ownership oil sucl
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FOR THE AMENDMENT ---- /
AGAINST THE AMENDMSUT

A RESOLUTION PROPOSING AN
AMENDMENT TO SECTION %
OF ARTICLE II OF THE CON
STTTUTION OF THE STATE OF
NEW MEXICO.
Joint Res. No. AS Amended Apr.
March 8. 1921
Re il Resolved by the Legislature ol
The State of New Mevico:
Section f. That Section - OF Ar
ticle II of the Constitution oi the
state of New Mexico be amended So
that the said election shall read as
follows.
Section %. Until otherwise pro-
vided 10y law no alien ineligible to
citizenship under the laws OF The
United States, or corporation, Co
partnership or association, MAJOR
lty of the stock or interest IN which
is owned or held 10y such aliens,
shall acquire title, leasehold or other
interest in or to real estate IN New
Mexico.
FOR THE AMENDMENT ---- /
AGAINST THE AMENDMSUT -
} NO. 3.
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LEGAL

property, upon which exemption is
claimed, shall be upon the claimant =
FOR THE AMENDMENT - u
AGAINST THE AMENDMsUT
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SPORTS
STILL HOPE TO I
COMPLETE LEAGUE
Pensacola Directors Burn Wires to
Get Sixth Team in Circuit.

Directors OF the Pensacola club in
the Cotton States league met yester-
day morning and after thorough dis
cussion of the situation decided TO
spend a few more days in an effort to
locate d sixth club 70 complete the cir
cult in order that organized ball may
be a reality in Pensacola this year.
The directors were encouraged by 4
letter from SECRETARY Anderton in
which he assured them that every one
of the four clubs in Mississippi are
anxious TO get Pensacola in but found
1t necessary to reach a point where
they could commence work toward
their bali clubs.
President Burgoyne and the other
directors of the local club were busy
yesterday getting the wires hot to a
number OF cities In Alabama and lower
Mississippi in an effort TO land a sixth
town which will be acceptable to the
four clubs now composing the Mis-
sissippi State league.
The remainder of the week viii be
spent I'm the quest or a sixth town be-
fore the local directors will even com
mence to think that the league can
not be completed. Such was the SEN
timent OF yesterdays meeting.
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FINE FOR BUILDING UP THE
SYSTEM AFTER COLDS
OR THE FLU.

OF all known drugs Creosote is re =
ognized by the medical fraternity as tho
greatest healing agency for the treat
menr of chronic coughs and colds and
other forms of throat and lung trou-
bles. Creomulsion contains, in addi-
ton TO creosote, other healing elements
which soothe and heal the inflamed
membrane and stop the irritation and
inflammation while the creosote goes
to the stomach, is absorbed into the
blood, attacks the seat Of the trouble
and destroys the germs that lead to
consumption.
Circumcision is guaranteed satisfac~
tory in the treatment of chronic
coughs and colds, bronchial asthma,
catarrhal bronchitis. and other forms
Of throat and lung diseases and is
excellent for building up the system
after colds or the flu. Increases appe-
tite and body-weight. Ask your drug
gist.-(Adv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-15
CHAPTER XXI.

Like the rogues in a we'll tailored
romance, Lois Chambers four iailOrs
walked right into our little surprise
party.
One of the gang didn't cast his hands
skyward when Brewster and I flashed
lights and revolvers. He got mad and
dove toward V. Morgan, who promptly
pulled trigger. With a chuck of lead
in his shoulder, this bird Topped. Later
he proved to be Hedge.
The shot attracted attention. but
fortunately it brought friends to the
scene. Brewster's detective friend, Bill
Hyde, he of the brunei mustache, had
been lurking in the neighbOrhood with
q CoupIa other limbs Of the law. They
promptly took our quartet in tow.
'T think you have received your last
Raspberry message, Valentine" smiles
Brother Hyde, my room proving
friend, after explanations. The detec-
tive had warrants for George Grain
and his friends.
The wounded Hedge snarIed. He was
an unpleasant cuss.
''Who is responsible?" Brewster de-
mands. why has he done it? Who
is this man Hedge?"
"In the last "a hours the whole game
has been spilled" says Hyde. This
man is Siegfried Hedge. Isn't the name
familiar to you. Valentine?"
81 seem to know it well, and yet
Your father knew the name, my
boy. The worst enemy Sam Brewster
ever had was this fellow. Years and
years ago he thought Sam wronged
him"
"TIe cheated me, the dog!" snaps
Hedge.
you know you are a liar, Hedge!"
retorts the detective. You see, ~VaIen-
tine, Sam and Hedge started oat in
the cannery business. Your father was
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INDIANS CHALLENGE
ALL TEAMS IN CITY

The Indians, a baseball team COM
posed of junior boys, has been orga-
nized and challenges all 14-year- old
teams in the city. Members of the
team are: d. Forsyth, c; f. Burns, p
and CT: NJ. Berlin, IS; ]. Massey, 1b; ].
Cusachs. 2b; M. Campbell, 3b; c.
Fritch, If; II. Sara, and CT. Sub
stitutes. j. Blumer and F. O'Connor.
Captain John Massey, Jr., has writ
ten the following challenges:
With Sara pitching you'll never hit
And Forsyth behind the bat
Youll never reach the old first base
Because Masseys playing that.
But don't be scared of my baseball
Indians,
They're not such terrible foes;
With all our star players in the field
Wen beat you, everybody knows.
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college, and can't see how Hedge
could have learned some things"
You forget-the confederates." The
detective looks at us. One of them
IS a college man. Hedge has a son.
Under another name he attended Ev-
ergreen university. He affected t. be
your friend and got in your confid ance.
Ultimately he was to betray you for
his fathers sake. That explains WV
some of the messages were uncannl.y
intimate" a
And then he told US the nasfS
Hedges son had assumed. B !
Good heavens! This is ino1edibIe1
Brewster was taken aback at the s~sS~
lation.
Finally v Morgan's face gets grla.
"Wen, his course is run, Hyde!'3 he
asserts. II must ask you now to nike
charge of Grain and Hedge. and also
to see Miss Chandler gets back to her
hotel. I'll be there tonight, dear" He
81. Jeezes the girls hand.
"Squawk NGcGuff, we are going to
fly again. We are going to Angel City
to get into that ball game, If we can.
We are going to beat those Eastern
Allstars-and I am also going to fin
ish the rest Of the Raspberry familyi"
Ito Be Continued)
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MOTOR BOAT RACES FOR
AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP

NEW YORK, March 14.-Motor boat
races for the gold cup, emblematic of
the North American championship,
will be held at Detroit Aug. 81, 90. 80
and 81, it was announced tonight by
Commodore ]. L. Judson OF the Motor
Boat Club of America.
During the competition. which pre-
cedes the race for the British interna-
tional trophy on Sept. 8. 8 and 6, the
championship of North America will
be decided and also contests for the
Wood Fisher trophy, a new trophy Of
fered by Garfield A. Wood and Carl
G. Fisher, for displacement races open
to boats under 80 feet in length
equipped with an engine with a piston
not exceeding 2,$10 cubic
inches. The events will be decided on
Lake st. Clair or the Detroit river.
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" T h G Evergre e n
Wilde a t S "
BY JAMES w. EGAN
copyright 1921 by The Pensacola
JournaD

square, and Hedge was crooked. A GER
tain deal in raspberries which Hedge
failed to put over
THAT was Brewster's work." banks
the wounded man.
"Of course it was. He stopped your
graft. and you swore revenge. Hedge
had to leave the country about Is
years ago. Your father prospered. That
made Hedge hate him bitterly, and he
never got over his grudge.
/. Hedge was supposed to have died
in Mexico. But he didn't. He made
money in crooked deals "a lot of it..
Quietly he returned accompanied by a
cOupla boon companions-T think we
have them hereto get even with your
Father. But Sam Brewster was dead
So he plotted to ruin the son-and you
know, Valentine, there was a while you
were making that easy for anyone!"
\ Il know. I'm afraid father did, too"
Brewster hung his head, but Lois
Chandler smiled into his face.
Hedges idea of vengeance has been
queer and fantastic. He believed he
could torment you to evaporation by
those Raspberry messages, and then
step in and deal some crushing blow.
He chose the name Raspberry in
memory Of the old deal.
after he had amused himself with
hearts content, Sfegfried Hedge hoped
to get rougher. But he's through. There.
are a let of crimes he's wanted for"