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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-09
FOR RENT (ROOMS)

THREE nicely finished office rooms,
upstairs, Cannon 4 Lane Building,
l0h A Street N. w. Phone 121. $40
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST OR STRAYED-One bay mare
and one bay horse: both about Z
years old; weight 1900 horse had
white spot on forehead. Notify j. NJ.
Chancellor, phone 903. 7.3
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FOR RENT-Two light house keep
ing rooms, one block of postoffice.
III A N. w. Phone 1921. S-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-09

FOR RENT-One modern room and
use Of my kitchen. at col f. street,
N. T.. S-3
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LOST-Ring with the letter n on It.
Finder please return to the Ard.
moreite or phone No. 5.
LOST-Tuesday. young white female
setter, brown ear. phone 21s6. SO
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FOR RENT--3.room house. &oi z.
northeast. $40 per month. Phone as.
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FOR RENT-Nicc broom modern
bungalow. newly papered and paint.
street northwest. Phone isss or 2iis.
90
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PERSONAL
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-To rent by the 18th. mod
ern five room house or apartment,
close in. Phone l767.R. 8.3
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published in the Daily Ardmoreit
February S. 6. 7, 8. and 3, 1929
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-09

las sufran Otras personals. Es posi-
BILE escapar de las dificultades, pero
escapar de la eXistencia es una cues
ti6n impossible. No escapamos de la
eXistencia cuando mOrimos, mas que
cuando emigramos. CambiamOs 10 que
nos rodea, no nOSOtrOs mismOs; Y
como nuestras dificultades estan fnti-
mamente asociadas con nuestrOs pro-
racter, nuestras debilidades nues--
trOS viciOs, al llegar al ''otrO ladO"
nos encontraremos con que todas es-
tas cOsas estan tOdavfa con nosotrOs,
que hemOs cOmetidO un crimen ind-
til que debemos sufrir ell castigO mas
de 10 que nos habfamos imaginado, Y
cargar con una eXistencia intensifi-
cada por el dolOr de un remOrdimien-
to sin esperanZa.
La idea de libertarSe de Ia eXiSten-
cia puede parecer atractiva, pero es
una falsa attraction: este no puede
ser hechO. ST este fuera cierta cla-
ramente cOmprendido; 81 Sc Supiera
que, para bueno para malO, Ia eXis-
tencia una veZ cOncedida, es perpe-
tua. pocos serdn los one tratarfan de
abrir una puerta en- 10 descOnocido
como un medic de escapar de los
acOntecimientOs desgraciadOs.
Los lectores que han Seguido algo
de mi anterior labor psfquica pregun
taran 81 alguna vez he tenidO cOmu-
ncaci6n lie alguno que Sc haya qui-
tado la vida ST, la he tenidO. III
primer caso fue el de un joven bri-
llante, un eStudiante de ciencia ha-
bill experimentation. que dehidO a las
indudahles dificutades de la tarea
en- Que eStaba empenadO. trahaj6 en-
tai forma que Su vida era de 10 mas
dura imaginable. VIVA v hasta dor
mia en- el laboratorio donde habfa ms
talado una hamaca para este obje'o:
ppro tr0peZaba con la dificultad de
las matemdticaS. de las cuales COMO
cfa muy POGO mas que los elementoS
appendices en- sus amos de colegio.
;Fut este 10 que 10 deprimi6? 20
tenfa una tara en- su sangre? NO 10
Sc pero el hecho es que hizo varias
intentonas para quitarse Ia vida. has
tn que al fin 10 consigui6.
;Cual fu6 SUI experiencia poste-
rior? Sc encontr6 en cautividad apa-.
rentemente en- una especie de refor-
matoriO. Huy6 de ALI mOmcntanea-
mente para hablar conmigo, corrien-
do impulsiva afecciOnadamentc ha
cia mi. pero fu6 arrancado lie donde
estabamoS, V no he vuelto a saber
p0steriOrmente de q.
He hablado tambitn con otros que
SO quitarOn In vida: perO eStoS Su-
cumbicron la tentaci6n por la mi
serable situaci0n en- que So enc0ntra-
ban: al parecer. fueron tratados con
mas conmiseraci0n. EsaS eXpericnciaS
me haceu eStar convencido de que es
terrible ell castigo que espera los
suicidas, los cuales solo han empeo-
RADIO ,su situaci6h al atentar contra
SUI vida"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-09

En- un artfculO publicado reciente-
mente, sir Oliver Lodge. que, como
Sc sabe, es uno de los dirigentes del
movimiento espiritualista en- el num-
do, dice 10 siguiente:
"No por acci0n propia, hemos sido
dotados de un cuerpo material, COM
puesto de una agrupaci0n de varia-
dos atomos de materia, en- ell cual po-
demos desarrollar una individualidad
un persistente cardcter personal.
La oportunidad que asf Sc nos ha
prOporcionado dura tanto como el ele-
mentO material continlia en- buen es-
tadO. Puede ser destrufdo por un ac-
cidente o crimen, puede ser dahado
por venenOS secretados pOr los Orga-
nismos parasitariOs conOcidOs cOmlin-
mente como g6rmenes de enfermeda-
des, puede simplemente gastarse V
dejar de funcOnar En- cualquiera de
estos casos, la pcrsonalidad que Sc
ha dearrollado queda en- libertad. Y
continna su eXistencia por 81 misma,
sin ayuda nj estorbo de parte del We
hfculo material que cumpli0 con SUI
rOmetido. V que fu6 cOnstrufdo espe-
'ialmente para su uso.
Este epiSodio de la encarnaci6n, es-
Ia oportunidad para Ia eXiStencia te-
rrenal Ell association con la materia.
debe evidentcmente ser apreciada CO.
mo una de gran impOrtancia en- In
ammonia total, de Ia cual tan POGO CO.
nocemos: es universalmente consi-
sible el hacer algo pOr acortar In
oportunidad prOpOrciOnada. ES una
question discutible In de 81 Sc proper
"iona una nueva OCCASION no: mu-
rhos tai veZ la mayorfa. piensan que
esa Oportunidad es Gnica V no puede
ser repetida OtrOs hay, en- cambiO,
que Green que la encarnaci0n eS a me-
IudO repetida. Todo 10 que yO sc es
1ue la eXistencia contintia: Y sOspe-
'ha que la especial 0portunidad pro-
Dorcionada por la asociaci6n con la
materia no ha de presentarse de nue.
30 tan facimente.
Siendo este asf. es naturalmente
tomprensible la OdiOsidad del asesina-
20; V el propio asesinato es apenas
IN grado menOs criminal que ell de
)tra persona. En- ambos casOs ha ST
10 cortado violentamente el periodic
.oncedido para la vida terrestre. V Sc
ha hecho un daIlo irreparable una
oersonalidad que Sc deSarrollaba.
Las eXcusas que Ordinariamente Sc
Ian favor del suicidio son mas es-
pecioSaS que reales: ordinariamentc
Sc dejan las incomOdidades para que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-09
COmisi0n de Indemni-
ZaciOnes a ObrerOs
AvisO a los PatrOnOs

Por la preSente Sc hace saber que
con fecha 27 de septiembre de 1922,
la Comisi6n de Indemnzaciones
Obreros adopto el siguiente acuerdo,
en- 10 concerniente al SECURE de obre-
res que Sc utiiizan para apagar incen-
dies en- calaverales:
EN- relacion con ell seguro de obre-
ros empleados para apagar fuegos, la
Comision resuelve derogar su acuer-
do de octubre 13, 1920, referente al
seguro de obreros empleados en- la ex-
tincion de fuegos en- los cafaverales,
oHdenando sean resueltos los casos
que hubieren pendientes por ell trami-
te ordinario en- los casos de patronos
asegUrados; y, partir del primero
de octubre, las centrales azucareras
que emplean obreros en- faenas agrf-
colas, asi como los propietarios de
fincas rusticas en- que existieren pro-
babilidades de ocurrir incendios, de-
beran pagar por concepto de deposito
Cart. ~ de Ia Ley,) una Quota espe-
cial preliminar de $500 a $500, que
Sc fiJara de acuerdo con la importan-
ia de la finca respectiva, cuya quota
sera fijada y liquidada en- defnitiva a
la termination de cada aiio econ0mico,
siendo dicha Quota preliminar para ell |
SECURE de OILS obreros que Sc emplea-
rem apagando fuegos en- dichas fincas. !
"Al informar sus gastos de jorna-
les a Ia termination del aiio econ6mi- |
co, dichos patronos expresaran cuanto
han pagado por ,aquel concepto Y So
bre dicha suma Sc computara la cuo-
ia al tipo, que fijamos ahora, de Sc. |
81 la Quota asi fijada excediere la
preliminar en- deposito, ell patrono de-
bera pagar a Ia Comision ell eXceden- |
te; y 81, por ell contrario, dicha Quota
liquidada fuera menor a la prelimi- |
mar, ell eXcedente Sc lie abonara al pa
trono.
P Rivera Martinez,
Jefe Administrative INFERNO.
San Juan, Puerto Rico,
Octubre 3, 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-09
FL castigo de los suicidios
en- Ia otra vida

LO que dice al respectO Sir OliCer LODI
ge, anO de los grdndes dirigentes
del mOrimientO espiIituGlistG mo-
derRo-LG encGfndci0wS Ocurre ana
solG Ges en- la eristenciG, Sc reptile
a meaudO?-El cdstigO que esperG
los que huyen de la UidG Gntes
dc la GpocG que les hG sidO seHald-
dG.-Espfritas recluidOs en- an re-
fOY'mGtOriO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-09
EN- PARIS

Ha estado algunas semanas en- Pa
is, nuestro amigo ell senor Jose Ruiz
'oler, que realiza uno de sus intere-
antes viajes por Europa y de Fran
ia Sc dirigfa Alemania, para re-
gresar Puerto Rico via Estados
Unidos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-09
AUTO CONTRA AUTO

FL dfa Z, a la 1 80 a. M, en- Martin
Pena, el autom0vil que guiaba el chau-
ffeur Leopoldo SOS;;. chOc6 con ei a'l-
tom6vil que guiaba su dueho, Francis
co Roman, resultando ambos vehiculoS
con desperfectos. FL chauffeur SoSa
fu6 denunciado por viOlar la ley de
automobiles.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-02

and rlory ~ Il swelling in hsf r~t
heart shs vas sfiii s'iuuE EEL ne
lur. frramiiy uuiohinF ths stIarfinf
beauty ~ ne ree dsy shsn thefs
vas q crashing in ~ unfsrtfush 10
hind hsf and viid sin ioY snf siih
fsirt and dried brown rrtssss on hls
urt cuat nurk cams hounfiuE 90 u
fhs forrest and isarsd uieu be-.
-nuctyf shs faitsrsi e. b. siooi
beside tsf. BE- qulrs tourls hash'nf
scsiHiicaily. ciose o. ter facs. ever
splendid muscle n BIZ toiy eriffl'nF
siih sarrf arsciion siHi yua uiss
he. old fciiovi uii you come 10 Dad
msF
shf had uoi cried during re long
tlsl ~ ~ night vhsn q storm hsf
urei o. hef hsari. ant taf left hsf
veal aud sick siih tread nui there
sus peace nov. anf AlH iortsd hff
arms about the ioF's shoulders and
laid tef fscs ara'nsi his tailuy head.
md cfief
tro ur coNTfNrrn1
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WHY DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
SWAMI. ROOT

~ utrr Tuu iralslft hsrf usffisi
$50 nart .rffffsf Ca ffntftttr fseafi
uaaia.afi b d. kimlrt ssarr llaat.
a. rssi tlinff. ifu sai t.tiilf usil.
rrr
iina rtfsr.sns rfrsrfrf.rn
tstrr hHrt s nffrFtfn.as rusfi
cnr o tsiIs o. tirrrt hfrf "a liaf
A. A. b. srfk naiafs luisuisi tksf
staaI A.
tsarr Ret ~ faai a. tssi Il yssrs
u = 80 ~ al ifafrHs m ~ urrt
srf 4 strl1 hfp 80 ~ aiksf t.lnsy
ufiInrr b. e. n.tHf ififrft
~ farr % 81 tstmr naci sni start
tfrsfmfrf ai nnas
nassfrr. 4 - vish Err q issi tAs
rfFsf rrFIaftilar srnf zen of1is o. n
k.'usf A Co. NrGttnfan. a y. o. e
samrlf loftls Wien rHfinf b. safs kni
ufat1a ths rsfsf 81 AftffiisfmsuL
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MONARCH A MEAN sElsHBuR
ssnnatssflh. Antlsri Ruler 81 ugypt
a. dsnily . Bully 81 ths
Hlghssi ofdsf

Uarf sl.nui tno tiur faan o'hsf
Eirrs cities utrn .hrf hHef io -l'ss
tis frlf- we 600 ~ CO., fiaffai hai'is
~ Nrrra sfffh rlrf ~ Erfff efre
Goo - lsari rlar agn aor.fii'nf o.
-urlIfUfm tablets irH raorf 0r "a
tniNon nf co.. University ~ cf'rHr'
srrnsttrfIh trrt 7iaff- ~ ~
-fiafoai hahHa~ TIE tr store slabs
ucrr brought o. ihr vu'iei States
with other nrcouis ~ anCicui iryrt
hv prof iamss n. Invested 10 Wy
ihlfd campairn mafrhei aFalnst ihe
land n rlatu tralesiinol,- said sen
nacherlh in hls diary The tinrs
~ he west land hroufhi rich sins ~.
fore mo 90 The fourth time and tissed
n, feet -ilsfekiah. the iudean. Who
hsd nct submitted a. my yoks. ] b.
sisrr,i and took ~ ~ he strong walled
cities iorethsf With countlsss small
cities ~ assault ~ haitsfiur rams
and sisrr surnrs atiaet ~ 'oo, 81.
dlsr and ~ mines and hrvaehsa ]
earfused sums two hundred thousanf
peopls. some sman and rFeai. men and
women. oten and iunumsrshls she'd
-llesskiah himself shut 90 IN j.
rusalrm ute csref bird othsf
tablets showed that seunachsFih bad
cheots "iau hand. q dromedsry
-teidls- snd desert home breu.-
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-02
TANLAC KEEPS HIM
FIT, SAYS MCGRAW
Hss Used n Tor Years Win 6plsndld
nos'ts-flns iof Run poUn
condfion.

"Tor four years Tanlac has kepi me
IN uo pink " condition ne take q
Few foses ~ n every time ! feel
little run down and % alsuys builds
one up nrainT saif Wm A McGmw.
~ neach Place Tampa Tia
= herHn taking Ianlac nfsi shout
-four Ieafa ago when ! VAS in a Very
bad state ~ health and tad been run
down Or several yeau was always
tntluE inrnttes Goo. boo believe
thsf 900 mo m0fo harm Than Fo0d
~Ianinr made me feri llke o. brand
neH man in q yrry short tims and I
hate never bad a return n nny M ny
o'i Troubles Tho rrnsan of fhis am
frniI convinced o. fhaf . alaHya have
Taniac HANDY eos iate d feu fusas
ever fme fcrl q 90 under 10
weather
Tanlsc BE- said By si SOD durgisis
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-02

her tell the Bog that he anus, catch
he boat.
Al.x d.d not guess the truth. But
lie guessed enough 20 make her feel
frightened aud sick. She could not
SUPPOSE chat Cherry and Peter bad
planned to go away ou that boat ip
settler. because af most Der Thoughts
would have gmspcd the idea N one or
Two days ahseuoo only. and they had
given bee no warning of that bot
until this instant the thought 81 the
passionate desire that suyeioped them
bad not reached hers she had mag
med Cherrys feeling for Peter 20 be-
something only a little sirOngef than
her own.
Nov fhc thought n Cherrys beauty.
her fragrance and sofiness ne shine
In her blue eyes and che light go her
comsolorel hair. end knew that ne
Tor them en- u late. had heen mined
slth frrhifui DANCER
Cherry would b. dlsrracef. and
Martin Martin would kIll her. n be-
found Der Outi on my llfiie
slsicri She would b. town taik she
Is so rcckiess fhe would do anyihlng
she uuuld be- q public scandal and
fhe rapers would have her piciuros
Dads little yelioa headed Charity q
on. Dad" she sa'i. ioaklng up into
ihs dars. -tsl me shat % doi need
500 so' Went you samshos tell me
shat % dor
silence and darkness n1f even IN
nat gloom Aiir couid coll ihe o. vas
ufiinE. uui q sudden surrr ri hrrefs.
Ike a Tired hrrafh. seat over ths ioIs
81 ihr rilaoftiF
Steadily ume no etanre Tte faft
ness ~ impercrpuhie f0rrres rfsi
aLighf~ Ais whispered aeesimrt
Ani o. fea momsuis later shs added
lawn
q uas dawn indeed that Wns rfeer
.ur into fhe sa'lel anf as f tnshi.
ened anf iesnsnei arf warmed mo-
meniuriy. Ain felt some Of ~ rsacs
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CHIEFS NAME WAS Old MAN.
AFRAID. 90 Hls.HoRsEs

DumNg ~ siolt usf - isatf
IL co. bed ltIef n ~ OFalaias
eas man tnuan o. BE- usHris 80
Tashunta katiIau unrs q cafsIess
Interpreter translated ftis namf inio
Infnsh as u'f Mar Nfraii ~ ilis.
llofsss end ttis iiIs sim bee lmpii
rlf'an ri rnuariilr sturs Uiih hIn
ttfolgh tisinu
Accustomed e. ths ut.if man sas
O. ulfiaHs Indian uamss ttis 0rs We
Particularly Interesting arf manY ai.
fsmris effe nads iu strisin it Tt-
literal inisuffiaiinn that hs feared
3D. uuu hHrsrs uns safrriT comrl
u.fnN.fy a. var chief - ihr nfallaia
sioux Ttfu there Uas sioff thaf
ts uerei q Ffsai MANY fafsss ehifh
b. vac constantly affan ~ iasinE
aHf chat nnoT Htrr CO. shns'lHnrs at.
iaftti hIs nnp hf irn hIs family in
e. faris ~ fhr rnrmf to run ~ BE-
hnfars
Nor rfs.Iishis aas 90 'rirufsia
uaH of hIs Hf'rg tlIh e Ertat lh|ff
fan fffi slen fhs tirhi nf hIs h0rsrs
iHnrt fsaf .r ihr tfana ~ tis Dne.
n.s Tta nar IrifIfriafln ~ be-
r.nr ri. e.Ifn hr h't t.r laiHg Msn.
Afa ItflfIeli.efs aas .iif WhHa
u.r.s Ifn Terf ulrraHf Ta.
stn rHmfa. atrHf f0lIralf
aItrt Gee uI Tts aHHa ffom fhf
t.t fhsf tf hsi q ,ion1s pni
tus TnlUsh ramr Be- sn uamps
o. ouii ~ iht frrqarui rsnf irausia.
ron OF lHi.an usmss bf GOO whites
tut rlsa a' 90 fagi that rams Boz
significant Incident mas o. he fsfid
lng factor ln namlng great o.
iian carrier odd Man Afraid n iiis
Ilorsss retained he posiiion a. bad
rhlef ~ fhs usailaia until is5a A. M,
death b. ~ late ia he uams pas.rd
un o. hls son 1ouhs Man Afraid -
H. Ilorsrs. vho vas pruninsni our
los Chest Dance truuhlrs - iSopi
ANNfN NV W'MNNFH Wv WV
wsshiufian ussspafsf sorresInnirul
vhs ssni 10 Interview iounE Man
I Afraid Tho cufespondsut toot an
INTERPRETER viih him a. ths CHIEF,
tslss Yuunr Man Afraid asked thsu
O. dinnsf Thry ais 11ssn wanting
b. d. the flEhi thiuE bat nci tnovinI
whether u vss proper o. no q IA
Indian chief The uswsiapsf mat
dfuprsd thFrs silver dolisrs Into ~
hands ~ tho chiefs uifs and bad ~
interpreter ssy IN ms cuuutfi cosn
rilmtni a. mans wife D. thaught I
double rHmpllmeni
Toe Interpreter rvrsaisi the state
msfi 90 lounr Man Afrald vh'
gIunisd. russ. lsfi the tslre aud cum'
tack with four mere vis~si
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-02

my God. u has ben that an The time.
that. all the ilme-and never knsw
III never dreamed M
-its Peter and Cherry They have
come 10 curs for zach othef-the,
have come 10 care for zach ether shs
said 20 herself. her thoughts rushing
and tumhllnr 10 mad confusIon a. she
tested and tfisd the new fear IL
must hs so hot q can't b. sof- Aiit
interrupted herself in terror "fuf
shat shall W. de-vhai shan We 40
Cherry In love vlih Peter uui Peter
l. ny hs,bsna BE- !, mY hushsna--
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-02
Stories Of
GREAT
INDIANS
RED CLOUD VICTOR m AN
AMERICAN WAR
ny ELMO SCOTT WATSON

TIM average srhooi hlsiof.es assert
Il that America has teen tiriorlols
in Oh N her wars nut fheI uou
strangely silent about d conflict m
which one man dsfrd ihe pasef Of
che United States und Dictated BIZ
own terms ~ peace That man aas
Red Cloud fMatp'yh Luial. chief "
ne Oml.aa sipuk
When government c0mmI aaiansfs
sourti ihe HFhi o. huIf forts aimF
ihe iiueman ffHii 90 90 Mniana
FHli ff'fs Rel C'oli sifaffrsi'Y -
fHssd ft's enffiachmfHf 0r CO., fhnr
90 hunting grounds ~ ihe s.nu la
q cuunrii ~ be- psf'f DO declared.
-iutoiat hm fof uuf'
tH M o. Caunr0H entered
Wlmn'nF rrteffhfIrrs fn tu.f no
fnfit GOD hei u0ui senf t.m ftis
defiant nrssaEr n tiaH rani ir
thr ffan A Hur fo'IHrsi ir atiIh
a. urnala isafer tIH.d si saf.er
Under t0iaHe' irffrfmar rrrr lHr
ltl knmff This lass uas alenraf
90 urtf fr1f Hnrn Ini rInai '.sf
iaf RI fhf leu snrinH rhan b.
ssrt aFaInff e. soif'rf in e. earr
tor corral
tfuie cots retsrss nef lI.ri 70
uairrf mnuar ri fHe HfnrfHn A.
i.is hf delivered tis aIfInnfrm fo e
rfars lafnmIssIau TOE frra nusf ID
aianiHrff coo Hn further attempts
a. offu CO. Mnrfnnn ffaf nrsf ersss
More fhan faf D. frrf Co., bonn.
dafies 0f CO. s.nur furfr fo snii
himtfff Ihs commissioner arrtff
20 ever irmanf o. fhe ur.Haia rtisf
refusei even fa nesf fhsm nnin ihs
rarrans haf arfusll tefn aiih
frasn liis tiffoff eas rHrfifis
ffum CO. faT ts Hrei fhr ffeafy
~ trIf BE proHiss O. nfe af pace
9Th rfifrs rNIHrif coo rrafs sf
blind ainei Gear he as frfnminr q
~ rsff' ef'ffs ons ata risIfei Nm
then 80 Hnrfrf be- r. irf'iaief ~
~ ifie irffr1fiHn SEEKER we
enH'f hf 0af'ei fart ffam co. dreams
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Her tone betrayed nothing but she
was thoroughly 10 SEA. "nId ! ask
Cherry 90 say good.hy 20 any oueT
she asked herself going hack 90 the
beginning of the long day. Instinct
warned her that nothing would BE-
ra'ned BY sharing her peUieHIfy with
Martin. = give sou my woni that she
hasn't been Eve minutes alone with ans
one bot Peter and NEE she said
frankly. looking into Martins eyes
-Now. arr sou sai.stUlT
-sure Im satisfied" be- answered
I'll take your sayso for o." ile
yauned Trouble with Cherry IT, she
hasn't enough TO dor De- finished sapt
entity.
Elm q roor rerson With whom O.
discuss CheryT Al.x limited. with an
uusmliiug nod for goodnight
And she locked at Cherry's cou.
. ooloni bead ten minutes later. with
a thnl of maternal proicciiyouess
Cherry was evidently asleep. buried
deep under ihe blue army b'aukeis
Bot Aiix did not 80 o. r.csp that
rlEht
She f'f ro' even unfrrss. For %
was while sitting On ihe s'ie ~ her
bed. ready o. begin thr proves That
ihruush her excited and Indignant and
uhininE thoughts the hui suspicion
shoi lac q touch of flame.
I'm teil Peter an this when Martin
has gone.- Ai.t decided. -lirll b.
furious-he adores Chery-hetl D.
furious-hs thinks that there Is DO coz
lke Cherry"
The words she had said came back
20 be-. and shs said them aEain. half.
aloud with a book q pain and almost
q fear suddenly com.ng into her
eyes.
Peter adorrs Chsrry--
And then she kneu. Even while
ne Eck fusp.cion formed rseif
vague and msuacing aud horrible 10
Der heart. abe tneE ne truth q H.
And tho1gh fof hours - was O.
weigh h and measure o. 20 REMEMBER
and question ard compare aii The
days and hours that she and Peter and
Cherry had hcsn iogsthsf. frum the
moment the thought was born she
knew that u vas 20 b. with her a.
acepied fact for an time 60 cone
Der q few seconds Ala fsli N.
dalcd. and shocked almost tsyoud N.
during She tat lmmoyuble. hsf eyes
htst. her body held ugid. a. q holy
might b. in the second tsfors u zen
after . bullet bad clearly plerccd he
heart.
Then shs pui her hand 10 her throat.
and Looked viih q sort ~ terror 81
ne silent fgue % cherry. Melody
must kuoW-that vas ANS hrst clear
thought she was breathing hard. boz
trsasi rising and falling painfully
and the blood 10 her temples began 90
pound her mouth vas dry.
Win a blind instinct for solitude
ne ssnt quickly and silently frum the
sleeping porch. ami into The warm 80.
ung uoom. for Few minutes AliH
stood. With one fcot 90 he chain that
linked the Old hruss Orr dog. boz u.
hov o. ths maniei. and her chesk
resting against hef arm
"No- shs whispered almost audi.
ny. not can't b. hiatt u can't bs
Cherry and rcisf-Oh. my God Oh.
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