davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Is usiness Troubles.

Flashner Adolph-Lewis De Gro1
ruhrman To Realty lmprov.msn; 1870
Co, Inc--James Speyers &
u,. co. Inc ................... 1.oss.so
r!suerss, f'ranclsco-D A Dooley i,32s.07
aranich, Jacob--N sliberman. sss.YS ss.gS
Gottlieb' samue!-st Regis Apart
auimares Albert and stoddard s'i0'
Samb!n, Inc--C Thomas 1T31B
Grego, Stanzl-M Pepe, ........, 663.67
Garland. Thomas J--Brunswick-
l. Bake -Collender Co of Y. 44S6S
Grspe Ola Corp Of America and
VIM H Johnson-D McManus
H W Paine 4 CO, inc-p Smith i'00''1'
Hods skins. Edwin-H K Hem ''''''''
ming ....................... B1&.2e
howard, William Mazza..... 1,$76.sT
Hoehor. Jefferson K--B Bogert
H Leibcwits rnc.i Horo. 1'0'a'''
wits ct al. .................. s7ssS
James Stafford. Inc--R c stan
Sonea. Mabel-woodstock, Lodge, ''''''
Josefo witz Max-BrunswfcA-B -Baik- 'A' -
colender Co of N Y..:...... 2Ss7e
International Consolidated RECORD i,s: '-
Assn. Inc--C C Halsted ct al. 82742
~,
kahar. Irving J-H GreenberiN. 1.3i06S
Katsan!a. James-Resource Hoh-
Life Realty, Inc-~-N Mintzer ..s 32148
II. Tan--T r Hart jr - .........." . 2252o
Lesse sss. Bros Bros Motor Co. 1nc--Linh: 49,.
MCGEE. Ssse 90 Russell Founders , & 9SSss
aII Maachinisss Co. Inc--Benj Fox's
Middleton. Merie-Traitel Marble '''''0
Mazsarelio, Eli .absth. ana Samuel f''0'f1
uiosl', irsslix1,dPeeple ] etc ;.....:..... 10000
michael Hermann, Inc--Donner
Mendelson. Mao g Dommeric, 'Sa ~
NY Dock co--chemleaii National ''s's0
orenshv Bank Of New, New York go. 1.as2.ap
SsSSa rlt!s9, asraes se al ssss
1Polly Bros)-Brooklyn Bridge
greeting & Cold Storage Co Of
New York; costs .....s. ing OK
Perry. Gladys. and Isaac Davis. AV's"
Rqssa: sadie, ana Samuel peli1.. 10000
Bay Matilda FIJI AntoviIlse.... s1so 1S9, 90 20
stanton. Lewis Nh siiverman. N'aaso.oS aso 90
ssttamns' stmnn Hsrold-1D lIsaoi L Hrshaela 1885 1885
shhsn' sch9a'rtz. A'GsrSA DaSiaAwgi Simon; Tson; sio0o
gsf;s 5Slssiysa Leasing Co sssss sssss
. Hernstein-M Malbin - 5asy,
steinberg; Meyer M--M Cohen. AK sea5 q
SeSeH' Shester and Mary--Peo-
sasssr PIE, esf fo;,;.. 10000
Sabatora panaro II n McNalnara e AS0.98
=. Ribbon Narrow Fabric CO. Inc s7s4a
stadter, Anthony XII NJ priea
rrsaca rss al Io.snh ,...... ss2.k2
Thuna WaSpr stolts.... 25s,s1
Vadasz. Frank tRellable Auth 'V~N''S
vulcanizing g. Supply Co)--B Il
Goodricn Rubber Co, Inc. cxen,
Ward. Robert w Martin S1.9S gs9vs
Wendslken. John H--Clafaiins s'ea
ziegfeld gg wn, 80, HI. 4os.zo
s'' iho ..................... 4os.ao
LIN Bronx County
Bracciante. Giovanni, aarnr
Deutach Bros. a,ss.
sachrsr, Abram IA wilson Viissa.sa iso.ssaa
trGenWalds Louis and Beniarnin AA'.sV
Glasser--People State Of Il ano ~
Gottileb, Samnel---st Regis Apart A'VY''"o
MiIano' vine.n. N" ), :. 6si,o7
Olsen. e,,ta-~sK M',.Stta.o pSatta.o ct 81 e60.s0
Rothstein. Irving--L Alexandar aoa.ee aoaSe
1anderer. Abrahanr--H Dworko- ~os.eo
zlnn. ma.s.iis Henry c.-rri.n;.,;; s.s,
Proof sask 6 Door Co.... sa,,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Judgments Filed
In Naxg Yo-Lr s,,A

The following judgments wer. ep.n
Yesterday. the first name be,ns theG
the debtor: iS 'Ast OF
Achkenas, Alexander. ena rs,dor.
Lubin (Terminsl Buffa. CoI
Lewis De Croft 81 Sona e.eo
Abrahains, Mark l.; Isaac Settai '''s'oe
Julius Schwartz. Joseph ;skolny
Louis Jaffe, Benjamin Lan
aau. William Grossman and
Gaoriel l4ang--H A Gordon, Ssass,
AltferI Tbon, 4he -, 1890. l44I9
Adeiman .Tanoh n elntraub $3.50
anuhan n Michaei-Nelson Toll AS
Berna.h GG wi,i;sm ;w;,,;..... s.7sss4
0rsff 8 Son n ~ Ae"is % ,.o,.
baldassare. James y, and san. 1'sS'
Vel Blutrlck--I Boeenstefn s,s
Bennett, Samuei--s Barchin SSooo SSo oo
baaeau. Nenette-Franklin Simon 'S.s0
cander H.ro,a Hs..,,..:.. !: $3.50
Carroli Mars,n f@a kahler 1.3i2s6
Corso, Fito---S Weill , tss'as ~ ~
Gordon, Philip H-o II Bvana 1@1.1e
lumber Co .............. 1saso,
Dixon. Arthursf ~. - sovaird 5,07?.0o
Donnelly, Clarence E-B /. Don. 1'sA
nelly (costs)
Diamond. Max--S H Terrace sasaa! sas.a
Iiowltz. Abraham MI Levin e1'sa
Franks % ; Millinery. II nv. ,no,,. l47c.7o
TaIasssins dIns Lso Lssp tmaa.r,n. .s.. sss.ae
d soss Mss.s Dsyscss . Distributing co,-~
& - ssssoslaa corp 4, Il &. ..s ssass1
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
l7a AMERICAN
Total
Trans-Pacific Payments

The trans-Pacifc service is coneen-
trated in fewer lines and the volume
of mails much less, $4,000 pounds of
letters and poat cards and nearly H.
100000 pounds of other articles. The
principal lines and payments for the
last fiscal year were:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
'tai... i.ss.s61,Ts2 s1.e41,B27 ss,4es,
Transatlantic Payments

The transatlantic mails exceeded
the weight of those &c all the rest OF
the world, comprised almost 1880 goo
pounds of letters and postcards and
little over 30,500,00o pounds Of other
articles.
Payments to the principal steamship
lines engaged in this service. were as
follows;
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18

ssasssy eessns 1ss aaS Aug ss''i' IS. isss
surety co-same; Feb 10. 1928
Di Meo. pom.uco, and Nationai '''''O'
Surety Co-Same; May 8, 1923. 10000
Co, pola: Michael. and National ,...
De Pavia, Gonzales. and National
- Surety co--same; July 2s. 1922 10000
= surety co--same; May ii. 1922 10000
Same-San.e; Feb 49, 1922. ..... 10000
Dorato. Angelo and National
Surety Co-Same; May 9. 1929. 10000
Dato, Antonio, and Nationsl ..,o,
Surety Co--Same; May 8. 1922. 10000
Burns. or Murray. John, and Ma
tional Surety Co--Same; Apr Ap
rama. ma asorgis. iaii ana d Sat@,onal @ ~. =.
i.anbros. Angelo. and National
Surety Co--Same: Sept Q. 1929. 100000
JEcobs, William. and National
Surety Co--same; Sept l. 1922. 100000
Johnson Henry. and National
Surety Co-Samcs Sept 49, 1922 10000
Barone. Philip, and National
Surety Co-Same; May II. 1922 10000
La Brute, Carrnclo, and National
Surety Co---Same; May 81. 1922 10000
Lnmbros, Virginia, and National
Surety Co-Same: Sept g. 1929. 100000
Michaels, John. and National
Surety Co-Same; Nov 26, 1921 100000
Romanelio, Renato. and National
Surety Co-Same: May g. 1922. 10000
Luquori, Enrico and National
I Surety Co-Same; May g. 1929. 10000
Sanford, Maria. and National
Surety Co--same; May .. 1922. 10000
sopety aH May a.'1sa H. ssa 10000
LUCIA Giovanna. and National
Surety Co---Samc; May O. 1922. 10000
La Brute, Carmelio and National
Surety Co--Same; May IA, 1922 10000
RieFman. Israel S. and Louis A
/ Gs. GGreenbergms b as Rosenblum ct al s..,.
swift & (; Co. lnc-n = Drew s Co. ''s'As
VEST vest Lafayette Mfg Ca ii 1a''''
Thiel s. Co. Inc; March 81. 1924 1,6As.30
DE Luca. Gaetano. ct al---Chemical
National Bank; costs; June %,
:, 1922 1881
sien; July g. 1921 ..........,. T.s11.e5
Heyr eInan, Robert = stanwood
ohiSsoYsayi NoS II. isss Jacob ooldoers; as,s.
Anaer. Day5a.-L s, Kusold st al; ''i'4N
sySss. Ial,ss y E-city OF ;''s; <; io''ss
ssme-same; Oct is, 1905 ... ...... iss.Ss ss.Ss
s hme-same: July II. 1906 ...... 1o5,7e
s. 8 sunesame: ,ae oe, oov a. q, IsSs ,sos 1888
sa tne--ssame; March rs. lsos.... is..so
Ric$sHnan, Israel 8, and Louis A
Z GfNenberg-j 8 Rosenbloom CT
ral als May a, lS, 1922; sso.sa
z coPsope. a eae saa Mas hss a. saTs isss 1000 90
M Lpiie Woolen CO. lne--Hall
Tate Clothing Co; March g. 1924 s.7ls.so
Loew John IA d Gillespie;
Cohen, Miohael-p wasasr; AUG A''iS
B Lmew & Co, Tnc--Swift a.
eo' Aat' PEG IT, 1919 ...,.... 11e.75
Z In Bronx County
Foder. AlAstol MT Kruger; July
., lele.s .s,......,.......s... l7eb3
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
F'oreigr, Ports
ArrsynFs

ctvrrA vEccHIA. Nov IT, -lsiswiek
Grange asr2 New % Yosk yla eaiyar, eMigasrealiis isr,
mons aENoA. srse a. soy Mar Meassrranss s' tspan}.
| Galveston; orsova tital). New Orleans.
doTH1SNIilIyRgI, E1'll., yseI. Noy ~ II Maimsn
''nec LEG HORN, Nov ia---Rassay fer,. asw
| oFsaaniioe AAhnoae, nov ,4-Yoisuhu Maru
''aps 'nap9siacmsisTER. 1aiiisf Nov 1s-7--Maneh.s,er
Boston vi Wis JIalifax and st. Johns. N 3;
1sth. Canadian RAJ Ranger =, . ssr, Montreal;
hoRT NATAL, Nov ia-~t1aaern Glen,
New york. swat sBro, NeW Yo,k. Yon ,o..,
HRA'MEN. Nov 1s--Bravs coour. Gal
NOR eSssooiRk,ENHAM. ROY 1s--Hesperos tsssr>.
T1MgRq Nsy taM1oaissn s, san,rs. s9r'.
KARAci11 NOV ia--city of lucknow
'p5fi PEfiNXwo, M Nov 14--soima city. New Or
TIBNrszA. Nov is-wsst Koats. Port
iaad, m1,HpxI.rAp. Prsi Nov 1s--c,,ftonbs,, tnr,
Montreai f Tor I sierssillsa 18th, volsa Sbr}}.
Port Tfrhma A5tur Az GeNoa Nos ana Tapleg
,HUELyA. Nos ls-cymric Pride tBr,.
r RoTTERRpAM. Or Nov ,s--oamney, Hous-
ton; sutioj (Br5, New Orleans; Trevanion
iBr), Galveston: vcstalla tBr). Phiiadsl-
MELPouRwR. Issv as--clan Maovicar
fBr). Seattle.
FAYAL. Nov 1s--4Madonna tFr), New
York. for Lisbon
LONDON. Nov f7-.Phairon (Gk), Bal
timore via Halifax.
CARDIFF, Nov te--slJcvision, Montreal.
BRISBAND, Nov aS--Treyean tBr),
.AvoNMourH. Nov 1a--rurconnan OBJ,
CALCUTTA, Nov ls-,city OF Lahore
tBr). New York via Suez Bombay, etc.
RANGOON, Nov i2-Csty Of Batavia
(Br1, Now Yosk via Sueg, etc, Sor Call
PORT HARcouRr, Nov 15--Buru,u
tBr), New Yorh via Dahar. eto,
BREMEN, Nov l5--Angio- Saxon (Br),
Jacksonville and Savannah.
GARSToN, Nov 1S-~Jakob Maeysk
ARDRossAN, Nov 7s-songa tNorl.
Montreal for Gothenburg.
GLASGOW. Nov l6--springheId, Phiia-
dssphia via New York; 18th, Bosworth
NEWCASTLE. Nov is--nastern Leader.
GRANGEMoUTH. Nov l7-west Hard
away New York and Pensacola via Lon
ROTTERDAM, Nov 17-orasor tsr,,
New Orleans.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov i7-Msiita CBr),
Montreal for Antwerp.
QUEHNSTOWN, Nov tT---presidene Van
Buren,. New York for London land pro-
ceeded).
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Cify Tslar,fs

Bound East-Nov 10. Korsfiord fNor,
New York for Walton; Nov II, schr Ronald
Lonsnirs (Br), euttenburg for Bridge
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Satisfied Judgments
In New YnrIr e,n,,rtx

- ~sVW ADfR CVuMEy
The nrst name is that OF the d.,,tor
sns s.S sesnaa s,n anat cf the creditor and dat,
kalla han, Joseph M, and National
surety Co.. People. eso; ass,s
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
CHANGE of Masters

EoDert n Witlmets succeeds Joseph q
Eonas command sftasa screw Aawisgte
Edgar Winfpr eHccst1s III Dsss cefn~
ssaHd ax@As1 ssrew E4Ake MsE40ss
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18

The closed mails of foreign origin
are not American mails, but transit
mails through the United States for
warded to foreign destinations and
paid for at international rates ALREADY
quoted, regardless of whether the chin
- American or foreign. These mails
sor the last year amounted to 4eS 600
pounds of letters and postcards and
s65,00o pounds of other articles. car
ried across the Atlantic ut a cost OF
$203,500 to the Postotfice, and in the
miscellaneous service I76,600 pounds
Of letters and postcards and 2,6I0. 900
pounds of other articles at q cost OF
S175, 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Shipping Notes

AZ Che Offices Of the Luekenbacb rt,.
yesterday it was said that Edgay 5
Luckenbach was entirely satisfied rss
the settlements ne had reached ~
Chairman Lasker Of the shiss,,s
Board. This Was due, he said. i ~ Il.
fairness Of Mr.. Lasker in coming ~ "
conclusion on business basis q s.
naming claims OF the Luckenbacb f. e
against the Shipping Board pro,ass ~
will be settled through the t,ogrs /
Claims. officiaIs OF the company Won
Lot divulgc the terms Of the settlsn,as ~vss =
with ths board. sss'h'es 2
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Departures

HtTELvA, Nov ls--Msgdala (BrS. Bal
Sydney. N W. Nov l5-sonosna, san
soUEHAMpToN, Nov is--asorge wash
,nston. from Bremen, on New YORK; Reii-
ance, froSn Hamburg. New York.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 1e--Albani& <Br).
PORT SAID, Nov ,s--clan Macsr,ds
HoNGKoNa, Nov 2s--Presidsns Madi-
son, Tacoma
(Jap), San Franclsco.
KOBE. Nov lU-royooka Maru (Jap).
Tacoma: 18TH. President Pierce tfrom
Sakrfhs %ArnHS So% s1 asssfG, pe,ro. o
New York; Taorrhina Qt). New York.
MARsEILAEs. Nov i%-Rorna tFr). New
NEwcAsTLr. N ". Nov iS--rsoren
tswed) Nrom Sydney, N W., San Fran
LIVERPOOL. Nov 1s-Garasnia tsr).
snccoNDEn, Nov 1y-w.ss NOhno.
Boston.
ANTwnRp. Nov 14~-fdahe fBr,. New
KOBE. Nov 1s--Protesilaus (Br) ffrom
COCHIN. Nov i4--slavo Prince tBr)
'freg 1msrSRDsl,M Ts5sns, rhIaasiD1is say
Penn NARTH., Nov ls-Yoyen (Nor, tsrom
Rotterdam), vabana N r.
ROTTERDAM. Nov is Edam (Dut)
HAMpURd. Nov 1S--nveryreen City.
NEWPORT, Eng, Nov IL - Koranton
tBr). Portland, Me
Baton Rouge; British Baron tBr). Port
Arthur.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18

The Levant Conference YESTERDAY 3
tended present rates on hour fyan. \. q
cember 20 March, The posting "a !
cash forfeit to guarantee rates was I, = :
discussed. =
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18

At meeting yesterday Of the .sors
Atlantic Far East Conference with II.
committee representing the ps.;a. e.
Westbound Conference .ants.,as .,la
schedule of overland ratea wa. A.ss' ~
cussed. This was forwarded - sss' s
headquarters Of the Pacific iineo sas s.s
their consideration. The na,tss IN .ss
be taken up again at meeting 80 -
Friday. It was said that onjv rsrs. ~,
changes from existing rates gers - ~
commended. sN'
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18

TaEsPA. piA. ROY 1G---saiIed. AEwfdaIe.
Mobile; jacques Cartier tTr). Ne*7 Orleans.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-12-14

like 1t. It's beautiful and healthy
Forlorn and lonely, yes, especially for
women like my wife and Nell; but
like 1t. And between you
aud me, boys, I've got something ~
my sleeve. There's gold dust In the
arroyos, and there's mineral up In the
mountains. If we only had water,
There are possibilities, and l want
you boys to stay with me and ret in
on the ground floor. wish this rebel
war was over. Well. here are
the corrals and the fields. Gale, take
a look at that bunch Of horses"
Beldfng's last remark was made az
he led his companions out Of shady
gardens into the open. Gale saw an
adobe shed and hugo pen formed
by strangely twisted and contorted
branches or trunks Of mesquite, and,
beyond these, wide, fiat fields, green
a dark, rich greenland dotted with
beautiful horses. There were whites
and blacks, and bays and grays. In
his admiration Gale searched hts
memory to see II he could remember
the like of these magnificent animals,
and had to admit that the only ones
he could compare with them were tho
Arabian steeAs.
(TO BE- CONTINUED
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-12-14

! on Dicks knee. Part of my jot
here is United States Inspector of i'm
migration. I've got that boundary
line to patriotic keep out Ch!nks
and Japs. You'll not be hired by the
L. $. You'll simply be my ranger
same as Laddy and Jim, who have
promised to work for me- I'll pay
y"n we'll, give you room here, fur
nish everything down to guns. and the
finest horse you ever saw IN your life
Your job won't be safe and healthy,
sometimes, hut It'll be a mans Job
don't mistake me- You can gamble
on having things to do outdoors. Now,
what do YOU say"
" accept, and | thank you'll can't
say ha" much," replied Gale, ear
neStly.
Good. ThaI'S settled. Let's go
OUT anu tell iAnuE ana jim.
Both boys expressed satisfaction
at the turn Of affairs, and then with
Bedding they set out to take Gale
around the ranch. The wide grounds
were covered with luxurlant grass
and flowers and different kinds OF
trees.
Bedding explained that the luxurl-
anre Of this desert place was owing
70 few springs and the dammed.up
waters Of the Rio FOrlOrn.
1--WE got one never-faiIins spring
on my place." said Bedding. Fine,
sweet water: You know what that
means in the desert. like this oasis.
The longer | live here the better l
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-12-14

"What Is He? Who Is He? Where
Did He Come From? Surely You
Must Be-"
did he come from? Surely yOn must
be"
daddy swears he's all right inter-
rupted the husband. "That's enough
reference for me. Isn't It enough for
you"
"Humph. Laddy knows a lot about
young men, now doesn't he, especially
strangers from the East? Tom,
you must be careful. He'll fall in
love with Nell" protested Mrs. Bel.
ding.
"Well, wouldn't that be regular?
Doesn't every man who comes along
fall in love with Nell? Hasn't 1t al.
ways happened?"
"But, Tom, Nell might fall in love
with this young man." exclaimed the
wife, In distress.
"Laddy, Jim, didn't | tell your"
cried Bedding. 81 knew she'd say
that My dear wife, l would
be simply overcome with JOY If Nell
did fall in love once. Real good and
hard! She's wilder than any antelope
out there on the desert. NeII's nearly
twenty now, and so far as we know
she's never cared rap for any fellow.
And she's as good and lovable as she
is pretty, but I'm afraid she'll never
grow into a woman while we live out
in this lonely land And you've al,
WAYS hated towns where there was a
chance for the girl-just because you
were afraid she'd fall In love. You've
always been strange, even silly, about
that I've done my best for Nell
loved her as If she were my own
daughter. I've changed many bust
ness plans to suit your whims. There
are rough times ahead, maybe. | need
men. I'll hire this chap Gale il he'll
stay. Let Nell take her chance with
him. She'll be all the better for it"
II hope Laddy's not mistaken in his
opinion of this newcomer replied
Mrs. Bedding. with a slgh>o resigna-
ton. swell, supper Is to be got. That
young man and the girl will be
starved. I'll 60 In now. If Nell hap
pens around don't-don't flatter her
Laddy, like you did at dinner. Don't
make her think Of her looks"
Dick heard Mrs. Bedding walk
away.
+ "Shore she's powerful particular
about that GIRL" observed Laddy'
Say, Tom, Nell knows she's pretty,
doesn't she."
"She's liable to find 1t out unless
you shut up, Laddy. When you VS.
tied US out here some weeks ago, you
kept paying cowboy compliments 10
her."
"An' it's your idea that cowboy
compliments are plumb bad for glrlsT'
Downright bad, Laddy, so my wife
says"
7 'Tll be darned II I believe any girl
can be hurt by a little sweet talK'
It pleascs EN-.
"Chop f." interrupted Beldlng'
"Here comes Nell now
Dicks tingling ears took In the pat.
tering Of light footsteps, the rush OF
someone running.
"Here you are" cried a sweet, nap
py voice. dad, the senorlta Is per-
rectly lovely. I've been peeplng at
her. She sleeps like-like death.
She's 80 white. Oh, l hope she won't
he III. How strange and sad, that
about herl Tell me more, Lady.
You promised. I'm dying to know.
Didn't you say the senorita had a
sweetheartY
"Shore I did,"
"Is he the young man who came
with your
"Nope. That fellows the one VINO
saved the girl from Rojas."
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-12-14
been rushi1g him.

been rnslli0g HIN.
With couple OF strides he turned
the corner. Iaddy and Lash were
there talking to a man Of burly form.
"Hcllo, there's the young follow
spoke up the hurly man. mfr. Gale,
I'm glad TO meet you. My names
Bedding"
His greeting was as warm as his
handclaSp was long and hard. Gale
saw a heavy man Of medium height.
His head was large and covered with
grizzled locks. He wore a short
! cropped mustache and chin beard. His
skin was brown, and his dark eyes
beamed with q genial light.
young man, did you run into any.
thing as you came out?' asked Bel
ding, with twlnkllng eyes.
"Why, yes; l met something white
and swift flying by" replied Dick.
"That was Nell Burton, my girl
Stepdaughter, should say said Bel
ding. "She's sure some whirlwind, as
Ladly calls her. Come, let's go In
and meet the wife"
In Mrs. Bedding, Gale found a won.
an of noble proportions and striking
appearance. Her hair was white. She
had a strong. serious, well-lined face
that bore haunting evidences Of past
beauty. The gaze she gent upon him
was almost piercing in its intensity.
Her greeting, which seemed to Dick
rather slow in coming, was kind
though not cordial. Gales first
thought, after he had thanked these
good people for their hospitality, was
to inquire about Mercedes. Mrs. Bel.
ding said the girl had suffered no
great hardship, other than mental, and
would very soon be rested and we'll.
"Now, Gale" said Bedding, when his
wife had excused herself to get sup.
per- "the boys, jim and Laddy, told
me about you and the mix.up at Ca.
sta. III be glad to take care Of the
girl till it's safe for your soldier
friend to set her out of the country.
That won't be very soon, don't mis-.
take me. l don't want to seem
oyer-curious about you-Laddy has
interested me In you-and straight
out Id like to know what you propose
to do now"
Il haven't any plans" replied Dick;
and, taking the moment as propltlous,
he decided to speak frankly concern
Ing himself. Il just drifted down
here. Ny home Is In Chicago. When
l left school some years ago-lm
twenty-five now-I went to work for
my father. He's-he has business In.
terests there. l tried all kinds Of In.
side Jobs. couldn't please my ia.
ther. To tell you frankly, Mr.. Bel.
ding, l suppose didn't much care"
"What do you want to do?'
Il want a mans Job. I want to do
things with my hands. want action.
I want to be outdoors"
Bedding nodded his head as II he
understood that, and he began to
speak again, cut something short, then
went on, hesltatlngly:
"Gale-you could 90 home again
TO the old man-It'd be all rtght?"
"Mr. Bedding, there's nothing shady
In my past. The governor would be
glad to have me home. That's the
only consolation I've got. But I'm
not going. I'm broke. won't be a
tramp. And it's up to me to do
somethlng.'
How'd you like to be a border
rangerY' asked Bedding, laying a hand
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~ hAapeR ANp oRorHeas.

knocked out. IN cIoso ~
ooor there SO we won't wake him."
Ihere were slow, soft steps, then
the door softly closed. But the fact
scarcely made perceptiblt differ.
ence IN the sound Of the voices out
side.
daddy and jim are going to STAY"
went on Bedding. It'll be like the
ola Panhandle days little. Pm pow.
erfuI glad TO have the boys, Nellie.
Well see some trouble before the rev.
olutlon Is ended. L think I'll make
this young man Gale an offer"
what Is he? Who Is he? Where
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SYNOPSIS

Misunderstanding gold in the des.
art, Cameron" solitary prospector.
forms a partnership with an unknown
man whom he later learns IL Jonas War
rem, father Of girl whom Cameron
gronged, but later married, back in HI
nols. Cameron's explanations appeass
Warren, and the two proceed together,
Taking refuge from q sandstone In q
cave. Cameron discovers gold, but too
late; both men are dying. Cameron leaves
evidence, In the cave. Of their discovery
Of gold, and personal documents.
CHAPTER I.-Richard Gale, adyen.
turer, in Casita, Mexican border town,
meets George Thorne, lieutenant In the
Ninth cavalry. old college friend. Thorne
tells Gale he IS there to save Mercedes
Castaneda, Spanish girl his afflanced
wife. from Rojas, Mexican bandit,
CHAPTER Il.-Gale "roughhouses"
Rojas and his gang, with the help Of
two American cowboys, and he, Mercedes
and Thorne escape. A bugle call from
the fort orders Thorne to his regiment.
He leaves Mercedes under Gales pro-
lection.
CHAPTER III.-The pair, aided by the
cowboys who had assisted Gale in the
escape, Charlie Ladd and Jim Lash, ar
rive in safety at ranch known az For.
Iorn River. we'll across the border.
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Chest Tones.

Chest Tones.
FROM a concert program: "Mv
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice." Corset
solo by Margaret Gordon.-Boston
Transcript.
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