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, 1922-06-15
CHEYENNE LIONS CALL
FOR DEATH OF HEDGE

CHEYENNE. wyo.. June 15.-pe.
struction OF Cheyenne's cherished
barberry hedge. six blocks IN length.
In City park, is advocated by the local
Lions club, which has adopted a reso-
luton calling on the city commission
ers to comply with the request that
the hedge be uprooted because it is
a copservating agency of blackstem
rust of wheat. Department of agri-
culture experts had classified the bar
berry constituting the hedge as of the
variety hat spreads rust.
, 1922-06-15

taliation for disciplinary steps taken
following the discovery hat air mail
planes had been tempered with
Three men. Ingalls, statement said.
had been dismissed n two trans
ferred.
coincidenta1ly with Ingalls, state
ment several OF the mechanics am
ployed Mt the Cheyenne field signed n
statement hat chargest brought
against Dunphy by the malcontents
were unjustified. "Radicalism, Boil
shcvism and sabotage" have permeated
the flying service OF this division. the
mechanics statement said.
Pilots demanding the removal OF
Dunphy CHARGED that they h n been
forced to ny in airplanes which were
not in proper condition for safe zee
Dunphy left Cheyenne for the weS.
Tuesday night
, 1922-06-15

at the point Of revolver. The bandit
obtained about $50. leaped from the
car and disappeared Neither motor
man nor Passengers are able. to do
scribe him beyond the fact that he
was Of medium size. weighed probably
40 pounds and wore dark clothing
and a light hat He used a nickle
plated gun. One theory is that he
was Gus Grimes, tho Omaha "chain
bandit"
, 1922-06-15
PILOTS DEMAND
OF AIR
MAIL OFFICIAL
Superintendent ingalls, of Cheyenne Dipi-
sion Defends Position in Dismissing :
Several Men from Service

CHEYENNE, Wyo, June 15-(Special to The T-ibune)
H. d. ingalls,, superintendent of the Cheyenne field of the
air mail service, today asserted that a movement among
flyers and mechanics of the Omaha-Salt Lake decision for
the removal of A. R. Dunphy from the SUPPLEMENTARY of
the division, and of Ingals from his local position. was in re-
, 1922-06-15

NEW yORK-with the refusal OF
miners representatives IN the wage
scale conference to accept srbifrar
ton. the anthracite operators rep
resentatives fatty refused to proceed
further IN the negotiations unless
the miners agree to arbitrate- The
conference adjourned without SET
ting n date for another meeting.
, 1922-06-15

UNDERSTANDABLE accom-.
plishmenfs and economies' effected
by the present Republican admins
tration were detailed by Postmaster
General Work in an address which
it was learned authoritativeIy had
been approved by President Hard
ing.
, 1922-06-15

LANSING. Mich.-A second at
tempt by n number Of Jackson citi-
zens to- seize George Straub. alleged
slayer Of Miss Alice MaI1ett, Jack
son welfare worker, was frustrated
by state and local police.
, 1922-06-15
OMAHA BANDIT
IS BLAMED FOR
LATE
Cheyenne StreefCar Held Up and Robbed
Same Night Car Believed to Haze Been
Stolen by Grimes, "Chain Bandit

CHEYENNE, Wyo, June 15-Cspecial to The Tribune)
Fort Russell military authorities and Cheyenne officers to-
day have been unable to obtain any trace of an unmasked
bandit who at IL o'clock last night boarded a street car on
the military reservation between Cheyenne and the fort and
held up the motorman and the half dozen PASSENGER aboard
, 1922-06-15

LONDON A Reuter- dispatch
from Picking dated Tuesday says in
fighting near Shsnhaikwan, north
west Tientsin. Chilli troops had l.
600 casualties.
, 1922-06-15

Try a classified ad in ths tribune
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
Los EDILEs TRABAJADoREs

Durante las noches del mGrtes y
microbes, ha estado reunida la Asam-
blea Municipal de San Juan, resol-
viendo -diversos asuntos pendientes,
entire ellos algunas transferenciss de
creditOs y reajustes de partidhs para
'atender a atenciones urgentes.
La obra del ensanche de la csrrete-
ra de Santurce, Sc prosegUird dentro
de breve fecha y la de pavimentaci0n
establecimiento del servicio de Acue-
ducto en- la calle Monserrate, de
aquel poblado, quedarsi conclufda muy
pronto.
Ell comisicnado interino de Servicio
Pdblico senior Gonzalez Ginorio, cree
que el seilor Travieso, este aquf de
regreso, en- union del sefior Diez de
Andino, a fines del corriente mes y
le ha cGblagrafiado con. respecto de
asuntcs de triimite Immediate y mott
ficando el envfo de Ultima documenta-
ci0n en- los asuntos de los empresti-
tos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
MAGMA ASAMBLEA ESPIRITISTA
pIRITISTA.

La Federation de los Espiritistas
de Puerto Rico, celebrara su peri0-
dica asamblea anual en- esta capital,
durante los dfas II, II Y Is del pro-
ximo mes de agosto, seg1n resolution
adoptada por SUI Comit6 Central.
Los Comit6s nombrados para la or
ganiZaci6n al respectO, Sc uneven con
inusitado entusiasmo, tOcando todoS
los resortes Y empleando todas sus
energfaS para que ell actO revista to-
da la importancia que deben tener,
en- los tiempos que alcanzamos, tor
neos de esta naturaleza.
A juZgars por la animation que Sc
observa la Asamblea, indefectiblamen-
te, culminard en- un eXito colossal.
De todas parties de la Isla Y del
exterior Sc reciben conStantemente CO.
municacioneS y todas, sin exception,
demuestran ell mayor inter6s para que
ell alto resulte digno de nuestra histo-
ria en- consonancia con Ia seriedad
tie 1OS IldSIlOS 1uclIGS QuG plOpuSu-
mos.
Tres fiestas de cardcter lfrico-lite-
rario seran organiZadas para las no
ches de los tres dfas de Asamblea, ell
cuyas fiestas tomardn parte oradoreS
de San Juan y de la Isla. amen dc
un grupo de entusiastas inteligentes
senoritas que cooperan con nosotros Ell
esta labor.
Por la misma resolution fue acorda-
do declarar "LG SemdnG de lG Fede-
q'aci0n de los Espiritistds de Puerto
Rico, la cual empieza ell 81 termi-
ma ell % del cOrriente mes.
En- esta semana Sc celebrara una
serie de mftines en- todos los barrios
de esta municipalidad literature es-
piritista sera repartida con profuslon
Dor todos los sitios de San Juan
Puerta de TERRA Santurce, Y seran
celebrados todos aquellos actos que
tiendan a la propaganda de nuestroS
idealeS.
EI Comit6 Ejecutiuo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
JOSE A. .BALSEIRO

EMBARGO anteayer para Espafa, en- el
vapOr "Montevideo," el joven Y lau-
reado poeta Jose A. Balseiro, que sc
propune pasar una temporada en- Ma
drid, de un aiio aproximad&mente
,Balseiro es m enamorado de la poe
STA, un afortunado cultivador de la
rima, Y hace bien EN- buscsr ell fecun-
do ambiente madrileiio en- ell que hay
estfmulo Y compensation para todas
las atlas especulaciones del espfritu.
Balseiro Sc propone TRAFALGAR mucho
" publican Algunos libros.
Els un noble deseo que merece toda
simpatfa, y la nuestra va con Ell.
Lleve un felicfsimo viaje.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
SINDICOS QUE SOLICITAN AUTO
RIZACION PARA PEDIR DINERO
PRESTANOS

KlZAClON PARA PEDlR DlNEEtO
A PRESTAMOS
FL senior Manuel Leon PARA, sfndi-
co de 10 central Boca Chica de Pom
ce, radic0 anteayer tarde EN- la corte
Federal, una petici0n por emdid de Su
s,bogado LdHO. Molina, para que la
Corte le permitiera tomar prestamo
la suma de $4,000.
La Corte dict0 una 0rden autoriZan-
do al sfndico Il verificar ell prestamO.
Este prestamo, dice ell se1or PARA,
en-. su petici0n, que 10 solicita con ell
Objeto de atender con tempo al culti-
vo v siembras die las caiias de la re-
ferida Central,
En- el case de Maria Adelaide. Ca
brera de Morell Y otros VS.. Emilia
Victoria .Henna vida. de Cabrera, iden-
ticO al de la BocE Chica, ell sfndico
senior Danlian Morell, present6 una
petici6n parecida, solicitando autoriza-
ci6n de la Corte permiso para que le
Gutolice a tOmar a prestamo $4,000,
para los mismOs fines.
la Corte accedi6 la petici6n del
seilor Morell.
Para la moci6n que presentarOn los
abOgGdos Tous Soto Y Perez Mar
chand, eli representation del Banco de
Ponce, Sc espera que seran levantadps
puntos muy importantes de derecho.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
MERCADo DE AzUCAR.
Cable recibid0 eL jueUes por LGn,born
& Co., San Juan, dc sw oficinG de
Neic York.

n. Y. jueves julio 20.-Mercado sos
tenido. Ventas: 100000 sacos de Gu
ba para embarque en- agosto a 3 11/16
Y para la segunda quincena de agosto
Y primera de septiembre a 3%; 100,-
900 sacos de Cuba a $50, 1862 Y 3.5S
libre bordo. AL cerrarse el mercado
habfa ofertas para embarque en- agos-
to a 3 1882. RefnadG: La Federal
V la Pennsylvania, la cotizan a 600
Y la Warner a $50.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22

WILSON Y LIPPITT POR LA ISLA.
En- asuntos relacionados con sus de-
partamentos, han salido esta maiiana
Ell viaje de inspection por distintos
pueblos de la isla los seiiores John A.
Wilson Y w. L. Lippitt, Comisionado
del Interior Sanidad respectivamen-
te.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
CAIRO DODGE

Ell mejor defensor del CAIRO Dodge
es su propio dueno. Y mucho mas
ahora que recibe un excelente servi-
clio.
Agentes: Andceu, Aguilar y Co.,
San Juan, p. Il. AdTt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
INFORMACION|

HUYKE EMBARCA Ell Ola %.
En- el Departamento de instruction
hemos sido informados de que el Co
misionado de instruction Sr. Huyke,
embarcara en- New York ell dfa %, en-
ell vapor "Porto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22

San. Juan, p. r., % de Abrl 1922.

San. Juan, p. r., % de Abril 1922.
Sres. soljcitdntes q clientes:
Correspondence CON gustoTo todos
aquelIos que por cartds mosphdn sotici-
tado les inf0rn.em0S 50 los nauebtes que
Uenimos ofreciendo, sOpsconstr@idos por
los neismos fdbricGntes, o sea "LeopoM
Desk CT" y "WGbaSh Cabinet Co., te-
nemos mag especial g,tsto en- dcldr0r tan
in,portante dudG en- bien de todos Uds.,
a a la ues en- provecho propio. Atefec-
to. dicAos mue6les, son construidos por
estas dos poderOsds companies, pues
munca hemos representado otras, por es-
tar conUencidos hGce tempo, dc que son
los mcjorcs, mdS mOdernos q, hog d5a, no
admite discussion, iilos mdS b0rdtos!
De Uds. altos. s. s.
Cdntero, Fe,ndndes G Co., Inc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15

ana rad. p Tops and new r,I shoot. 1r,
'' their h"s' ius' now I'm YUM u'o-
som can max" @ salad that would melt
n Your mouth I'ut thrr, com, .u rra
lind ont for Yourselves
Bon bowed them IN and .n ,haf,,
aud blossom brought IN th. food
That Wa lho time Tor OBJ, Twins IN
tell how 'h'E WISHED tho, ..uB INA
poor old l,'rJhaut and take him boip,
Say said Ben suddenly Il s,v ,
strange today Ragged as herman
too. as y"u saw the Moon MN 3. Uo
was STANDING in rho corn 0.ld r.rb,
hosid" l1rm'r smiths ra.sratrb r,r.
den
"oh. win ,ou show us vh.r, n. .,-
cried N'ru Nayb, IT'S vi. Peoria.
bout
"suro 1.d ben ohlharr.v ana
They 1ll stt'd of towards DO. corn
field 100 urr.
There Doc is." cried Bon. ro.r,ior
To % silent mntonlcss figure Bon ar olj
'''l'r'd coat and torn hat.
Why THAT'S NJ Scar,crow bon "
S'id Ni'k Farmer Smith has uur him
ON ?" scare tho crows AWAY ."
CTo i;e Continued
'on'ulh' 1920. NEA Sor,IrN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15
PANHANDLE PRESS
Program Z, Praised.

Tho Junior chamber uf Commerce, at
Amarillo hos started uU' with large
subscribing membership lud with 70 pro.
gram that cannot huf IUus Eoud "a
Amarillo Their nr.' r.. .- iu shout.
der d.. work az the Panhandle Plains
Chamber of Commerce. arguing that To-
help ;he Panhandle of T.sas .4 40" -ut
st way - huild.rg uu Amarillo. such a
Program b. legitimate piece uf selfish.
nee. and thr SORT oi s.lN~hu"ss ""
should encourage rather .htu th' tight.
wad kind thai refurrt 90 i"oI beyond
IA. p.rund horizon ot th' suhieot.--
Clarendon News.
Visa ulsaHurc ta know that ihc Clar.
,f,ion N.w4 endof IS ih, plan iur the
Junior ChlmlrI uf tumm'I.. 90 D." Lee
hind ~. Panhandle, Plains Chamber 81
Commerce tn. iuuluf buif ,iu 80 =
greater work iD Amarlio bt seeing
that the regional organization fuurtions
rd does things Cor tho Panhandle. II
b absolutely right that tho Panhandle
must prosper CO., Amarillo tu grow The
Junior GhIfIhsi nf Commerce, has ten
d,r,d an executive SECRETARY to the
frginnal iody. aud ID ~ leiiv,rd that
th, ofgfnigliinn should nov function
b. = manner never euualed in the past.
The field manager ~ the Panhandle.
'ialus Clauli,I 81 CummcTc. states
hat fepii, are e, ting behind tina. lSody
I'D viii support " A strone regional
udy VIII b. a yoice for a.. ranha ndie
q tho obtaining ~ recognition before
~ .rts sIsa leglslaiiye bodies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15
PUBLISHING STATE SCHOOL
BOOKS IN TEXAS.

The Texas Allied Printing
Trades Council is sponsoring %
campaign 10 ask the next session
OF the legislature to- submit % con-
sutulionll amendment providing
that free textbooks in lcNl, shall
he printed IN the state 10 Is
pointed ont that Publishing he
book, IN Texas viii not conflict
with the work Of any other print
ers in The state and viii keep the
money for thi, purpose IN the
state. However. u would Ice nee
cssary to pay ruyallic, for the
right 90 reprint certain books that
are desired Ipr Nee schools
The council dcclarcs that Cali
fornia spends only ~ cent, q year
on books Tor its children, and uu
Kansas book, are sold Go the Ia.
cal school boards 20 cost of pro-
duction. II Calliuruia -pcud. uul,
% cents "a year something mu. 1
be wrong. ior uu state can give
books at such small figure.
Either that include, the schulas-
tics and not the actual enrolment,
or there ha- been -umc twisting
ar.,,J ,t t,,,tr.
Tcxa, school, probably would
be benefited hy having the books
published in the state The ciiic-
lcncy IN the state ,huuIl enable
a substantial saving
The greatest handicap to the
plan will be the constitutional
amendment That mean, the
measure will be- doomed unless
there Is some unusual work done
in is behalf by the printer, ol
Texas. Even ii the prpu,al
should be passed by the Icei.ll-
turc. 1T will be- q hard fight 90
carry the constitutional amend.
mcnt. ior il !, doubtful II the pub
lie sentiment can be- ccu'crcd be-
hind it like 1t Wa, doing the Tree
textbook fight q few year, ago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15
Sdf:zpAA |! o.: e!
~ cE Rafael Sabattni
c BY Rafael Sabattni

,o,,,rg him hcs.taiiur Trtn she on'n'
rd her arms Sohs suilocaied her voice
won't Won come to me. Andre
Louis
mameut set be- stood hesltains
startled hy That appeal, angcred almost
by h.s hearts response TO IL. reason
and sentiment &C. grips in his soul
This was not real his reason cNpostt'
hicd. this poignant emotion that she
displayed and 'Il. h' cNnerienced
wa. fantastic. Yet boz went. licr arms
embodied him. her Vet check pressed
hard AGAINST hor own, her frame.
which the wears h1d not .ucyc"dcd ~
r,bbur ul JOS aaor Wa. shaken hy The
passionate Storm within her
"Dh. Andre Louis my child. II yon
know how have hungcrod Ia hold
YOU so II Won knew how In denying
myself uf THIS. I have atoncd and alf.
GtU E,ruJluu should not have iold
you-uot even now u was wrong
most WRONG perhaps 90 YOU. And vet
come what may OF his--tn hc able io
hold van 500. ju De- able ip acknowledge
won. to hcrr YOU can me mothcr-oh!
Nudt, Louis ] cannot now regret II
cannot ... cannot wish u otherwise.
Sh, eprnr away from him with "A
startled g.v Beyond him Boo the shad.
ows hv o., door 70 lnl. feurc simmer
,i rhostlv
Won heard Aiu,." madame ~.
,,.hm,l
o could NOT help TO- madame
Mime" D. was the Countess who
poke, She knew w" danger Of half
d.saoyoies q can trust YOU child.
know. and Audrrl.ouIs. am sure. will
offer uo objection. she had taken up
thp letter Goo show h to Alinc Yet first
h.i eyes questioned him
.Oh mono. madame ho assured her.
"lr is 'uirrlN % matter foi yourself"
Alur looked from one "a the other
with troubled eyes. h,sitatiuE IN take
the l,itor that was now pro.offorcd.
Whom She had cad Il through. She
very fhourhtmlly replaced % on tho
thI" Then mpulsIyoN She ran 10
madame Hnd put her arms about her.
'AhuD" ~ was cry Of wonder. al
most OF Jay You do not utterly abhor
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BANKER FROM SLATON
HEADS STATE BANKS

Nnfra. f' To-, N.Ns
STATION 1uh l4-Nt % called moot.
'nH OF 'h. fIt, bankers or ru. ....,.
..'h'N DISTRICT CONFUSING % ur.. zoo
'..'.. . 'H. week permanent Organ.
"''i'n '.| f.uw'd with th, a,lI.oIui,
'.l'H o. 80 Holland SIlfon SIM,
l'n' d.'' D. 80 Ner.u.HIr.
'Jdr1r'. stat, Bank. Rails. ,... r.,..
dent. vs. ru..t lubbock stat. Glo.
''''''aI| Nnd treasurer Th, lb,.,
ii''r. ."-.'h,r with pu, Brad.
DO. .''n' fr' state Bank SNYDER. rd
l.u lH".'o.i cashier Texas Elus and
Trust Company. Swo,twat,r. ,amuose
'n" '>' 1't, committee.
10 '. Planned Goo hold quarterly meet.
HFs, lh, newt tu ic h"ld .al.or ulv. ~
% ''I"' O." N' d'.id'd uuou Gtor bv the
committee
\ resolution was n--,l Geo iut.t. tho
cooperation of th, national banks ~
th' district
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15

ln The background. on q scttee a. the
salons Gar end sat Alne staring Boo hD
wildrruent and some fear an face
which. DO mr,cognizlble through the
mask Of blood and dust that sm.aI.i
f was yH familiar And then the man
spoke. aud u-H.lt She NurW t.o ru.tc
fur that OF Marquis de Ia Tour d'Azyr
"lu Danger Almost hc seemed ia.
entity to hueh af ihp unnecessary
pfIrsiiou "lt W,u. Geo show myself
,I-ub boo tnr streets just nov. I might
with mck ,onuItr Geo live for 1--we miu
ut.s"
IT, peeled off tho mrsy grort,ult
and casting Do from him stepped forth
boo ih, hhck SATIN that had hc,n thr
general livery ol the hundred knights
who had rallied in On, Tud,ucs tu0t
morning 20 the defense of the,r king
Ills cont nas rent across the lu,e.
hi1 nc,koloih and the m'tig- a m7
Whi-i- W,r. torn and hlnpdsaWrd. with
his sm,lrrd iJcr ana dlsorlercd head.
dress ho was terrible to behold
NY d,.r Fl..,sD. unless Euu carry
,har1hlon,s1 tu the length ui giving
me- 90 drink ruu VIII -,, 900, perish ul
thirst urd' 5000 ,r"s. hrfIr. eyer I..
eWIil" hls .uII.. iD finish nr.'
So, started % should hive Thought
OF it'' -h, rti.d Joe SELF rpunr.h and
hc turned quickly "Aln,. -h. h.H
rrd t,u lucpu, iu hug ..
"Nlu," h. echoed. uuuur'Ins unl
swinging round Jon h,s turn Then. as
Ahn" rose into view, d,n,h,us from
tho background and at last Dee ua.
criv,d her. hr hc1vod himself Ihruure
in h.s weary legs again, and stood
there srfuy luWmr 200 H'r l,,us- lhr
srac' OF gl,amiur floor m...I'..
lhud not suspected YOUR presence, Does
.lid lrd DO, .rm,i Extraordinarily H
I'..u-. q man rtr..I FOL-. Do ,.H.. n
pu Illicit act
u perceived 10. monsieur .h. lu.
sWrrrd. as she advanced foo the ul-
dau,s commission. She paused h,.u..
um From a. heart. 80 a-ruI. 0
uHsr fhli v, -uouIl m,. Hrtm b.
circumstance - ,an hurs
Not SINCE 10, d1y Of h" iu. With
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County Records
Warranty Deeds.

Warranty Deeds.
J VI. Love 20 Fred Cook. $40. %. blocl,
20. Eakl,
Mary T. Winters 10 \ W Hinehman
So. Dot 9. block 3d. s. J. Hts.
Mrs VI % -. Eaklp 60 T.. q Terry
tfs,. loi =. block % Eaklc
Mrs y a. J-ffcrs. 10 Mary T.. Win.
dcrs. SIS. Dot 2. block lai, S. J. Hts.
Ben Golding. 20 u, a Larsen. 5000:
loi 2. block 1877 G. As
Mrs VI. .. q Eaklr 10 q. u. Thomp.
son t525 lot 8. block s6, Eakle.
Deeds NJ Trust.
g.. ~ Maruney 'tuN 10 standard s
4 l.. Assn, $1,000. 6 so feet lot n. block
21l, plem.
Mrs Sadie Ston,firld e. Ray Wheat.
ley. Tr, sl0oo, lot q. block 35S Holl
II. A Asbnry. etux. Natl J.. 4 l. co.
$500; lot No. block n. Eaklc
Transfers
Geo Parr to Natl l.. 4 / Co. $500.
lot n, block p. Eaklc.
H. =. Cnut 10 e. ~. Humphreys. $1,000.
lot 2 block %. Eaklc
Bnty y Breeding 10 standard $. A l..
Assn. 5000 e 90 feet lot o.. block 2il
Plem.
Blanche Thompson 10 Standard : &
l. Assn, lot 3. block "a Eskle.
Mary Ethel Green 20 T.. 4. Miller.
5000. part Sec. iaS, block &. \. y. VI.
e. y Rol"ris. to e. ~ Humphreys.
$3.50. boz .. block 23s. Plem.
Zen nsFV .. -
sl1oo \ 30 feet y. block g. Eakle.
Releases.
". W Williams a Co. 10 W. g Fly.
Release Iudg
Nillmer.ng a Mullen 10 W " Moore.
g - feet g. block ~. Eakle.
u. Il. Jack 10 W. " Moore. c. 30 feet
g. block ~, Eakle.
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me"
"Aly dear" said Alinc and kissed ,hs
tear stained face that seemed 10 have
grown years older IN the hast few
hours
la tho background Andre Louis steel.
ing himself against cmotionalsm.
spoke with the Voice of Sctamouche.
1t would bo well mesdauJs. Ia
postpone all transports until they can
lc iudulgcd 80 greater leisure and IN
more security. II s. growing hate. ~
Ne are 20 get ont Of this shamhlcz We
should boz wise 10 take the road with.
oar more delay
u was a tonic as effective az II was
necessary. o. startled them into re-
membrane Of their circumstances
and undor ma spur OF 10 they went az
once 90 make their preparations
fhcy l'ft him for perhaps quarter
~ an hour. 10 pace that long room
alone, saved from that impotence from
Tho turmoil % his mind when AZ length
thoy returned they were accompanied
hv tain man in fun sl,iried shaggy
rrDaicuIt and a broad hat the bfim of
which was turned down ali around n,
remained respectively by the door IN
the shadows
Between them tho two women had
concerted 30 thus. OF rather N. Coun.
tess had so concerted 10 when Aline
had warmed her that Andr,.iouis bic.
Ter hostility toward thr MARQUIS made
n uuthInkuh'r That hc should move a
Finger consciously 90 save him
They had madc the mistake OF NOT
ful'r forrvHru.nr and pcrsuadIng NJ.
dr IA Tour d.Akvr
They had reDkoued without tho queer
sense ~ huWor that moved such men
as VI o. Marquis nulictcd unon a code
NJ shams
Andrc-Louis turning 10 scan that
mnffied figure. advanced from the dark
depths ~ the salon ~ the light hear
upon his white bean face the nsnda-
footmau started The next moment he
700 stepped forward into the light. and
swept bis hfo1dhrimmed hat from nj.
brow. A. hr I'D so Andrc.I. ouis oh
served that Dis hand was fine and white
AVID that jewel flashed from one 20
ih' fingers ThDn DE- caught his breath.
and stiffen'i in every line as h. recoe.
n.yed ID" face revealed 10 him.
Monsieur" that stern. proud man
was saving. I cannot take advantages
of yDur Ignorance. Or these ladies' can
persuade you to save me. at loas, u IL
duc To- sou that you shall know who're
tnu are saving.
CONTINUED in Our Ne,t ISspel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-15
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