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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-23
HOUSES ANp a

FOR SALE-Batgain home With In
come, eight rooms, two baths, five
rooms and bath downstairs, hot wa
ter heat. Roomy flat, upstairs, Of
three rooms and bath bringing in
$40 q month. Fine garden spot. Real
bargain at $500. Why pay rent.
Write Q. N. Purdy. City. 8l2 Ave. B.
FOR RENT-Nve room house With
furnace heat, water, also garage and
chicken house, garden space. Locat-
ed at 1905 Front street. Cali 7o6-j
or see A. Schadler at sos Seventh
street. Rent so per month. avail
able May LIST.
FOR RENT OR FOR sALElIArRe
modern house, newly decorated,
hardwood floors, full basement. hot
water heat, located ct 6l3 Third
street. Immediate possession. In
quire at TIT Thayer Avenue or
phone e22: ". A. Hughes.
FOR SALE-Ftve roam modern bung-
allow. basement garage, lawn, trees,
shrubbery. Price Reasonable. Small
down payment. Terms. Phone
1907 after 8 p. m.
FOR RENT-Nodern house, six lalRe
rooms and bath IN Rivessjde Add.
ton. also furuished aleoptng room.
For sale or rent: seven garden jots.
A. =. 0hipp.
FOR oAIEEve room modern bung-
allow ID fine condition. nice lawn
and troes, located "a West part a.
town. Write Tribune, 81 care cf
"A. No. ~
FOR 9AlE-Dy oWher. tWoivo yocG
III modern hb4De. ~ cusuiihod,
gocd locAtton anA rood inco6ne.
WIN I'll q once. VIVA "A eoxo q
"A. Mo- a.
t0K EkN1lNn So6n Dat a e.
ond noo1. heafod 1oszn easnGo q
connection. E6cofed IS az Govoneh
etSese. MqolzAsE g. naAlnNdn.
FOR RHrr-4m6ekn n1oalnw. ~
rcosaS and sh!k1 1lne DaA
phoues Jy3-J. IA T&ic6s ekEo0k III
Aftof thru
|l6R 2W6 6SdS1r1S1
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Rooms q RENT

Rooms TOR RENT
FOR RENTLNicelY furnished Sleep
Ing room with two windows suitable
for one v two. good location, hot
water at all times, also q complete
~ furnished light housekeeping
room. Call at 623 Sixth street or
phone llsf-R.
FOR RENT-Two nicely {urnlshed
light housekeeping rooms, also four
furnished rooms for months Of
june. July: and August. Roy Nefh,
no Seventh street or phone 357-J.
FOR kElVTCTWo furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. also for sale,
leather davenport and chairs, china
closet and Ice box. Phone 833-W or
cal ct as South Eighth street.
FOR RENT-Desirable furnished
room In new home, on street car
line. clean. quiet. always, hot water.
rent reasonable. Phone l20-R or
cali at sos Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Desirable furnished
roam. hot water heat, good ventjla-
ton. Rent reasonable. Suitable
for one Of, two gentlemen. Gail ct
ll6 Wet Thayer Ave.
FOR KENT-eleeping rooms In mod
ern home, III newly furnished, hot
Water at Ill time. Board II desired.
Cpl Eiehth street: Phone 1861.
FOR RElgT-TWo ven furnished
rooms Ia modern home with board
Reaeeuqhl1 rat6s. Phone 2ol-J a
call ut III WaaliiuGton street.
FOR RENT-small sleeping room.
cen b used tot light housekeeping.
Qall et SO Sixth street, q phone
6le-W.
TOR RENT-Nice 6iruished room.
Can ct IL rirst street OF phone
96e-J.
ron AElgT-Modern flrnished room
IT BIO Fourth street or phone ~.
DEAD ANIMALS WA1l1ED
~ HAUL aVly tRl1 o. 6HAI60E.
4oo1 ho0R 6hoop. oattlo and horses
a uI1kinned. p1o1mpt sosvice n
e6o(3e ma Weakhor permit. Write
teoe3aoFn 1ogoe Exehange and Ran
0oe1h6 ca - -, Bisnatck. n
Qak
MYlolDlE CHECK
1eeGto1h h1ao. tf1usp4r0a1t woolen,
Vstn - ihyielhlA xhs4 Ein NDhter hine;
tqeni661e .e9tstltt kttA Non jxckst
AS1l |.
ES4fl[ IL 2E4AsvEe ~ fsf$lf rs 49,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-23

Chicago, April 23.-tAP)-tU.. S. p.
A.)-Potatoes-70 cars. on track 335,
total u. s. shipments 6S5 cars; old
stock trading fair; market firm: Wis.
consin sacked round whites 3.00-3.10.
fancy. shade higher: Minnesota sacked
russets 3.75-3.SO. few 3.95-4.00: new
stock trading fair. market stronger:
Texas sacked Bliss triumphs 4.50-4.75,
moAtlY LIS.
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sMEsMEN

Statesmen WANTED to handle the
highest class securities that are Of.
Tered to the public. Drawing &C.
count and commission. Can 60 any.
where In North Dakota. Apply to
p. G. Remington & Son, Bismarck.
North Dakote.
Statesmen for Interstate OH Go.
Inc, established line Of tractor and
automobile oils. Fully guaranteed.
Lists Of customers furnished. Write
r. T. Swain, Grand Pacific Hotel,
Bismarck, N. D.
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MINNEAPOLIS POTATOES

MINNEAPOLIS, POTATOES
Minneapolis. April 23.-(AP)-tU.
quiry. demand and trading slow, mar
ket firm. Carloads FOB shipping
point. based on delivered sales less all
transportation charges, sacked cwts.
round whites. u. s. No. l and partly
graded. few sales 2.70.2.85, mostly
0round 2,75.
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AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
LO6T-N1ursday evening Of April II
on q. 8. Highway No. 50 between
Motif and Hazelton, q black leath-
er travelling bag containing ladies
and childrens clothing. Finder
kindly notify ]. H. Jenner, Lehr. N.
OAK. -
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RANGE on CARLoT SALES

Minneapolis, April :3.-tAP)-
Range OF carlot grain sales: Wheat:
No. 1 hard spring. l.10;. No. l dark
northern, 1.0Sx -l.10x; No. l mixed.
9sx; No. 5 hard winter. 30; No. 2
durum. SSX-S4; No. ! mixed durum.
81.
Corn, No. 3 yellow, tn; No. 3 mix
oats. No. 3 white, ssA -ss%..
Barley, No. 3, 57k-5s; sample. So
Pax. No. /. assoc.
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Ct9lCAG0 pnODUCE

@Chtcato. April 23.-tAP)-Poultry
Alive. steady: ! car: fowls 1927;
broilers 3S-3S: ROSTERS Is; turkeys
$3.50: heavy ducks 1928; geese Is.
Butter-steady. $3.50 tubs, prices
unchanged.
Eggs-steady, sh5so cases. prices
unchanged.
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Weather Report

Temperature at z q. M. .......... 81
Highest yesterday. ...........s... IS
Lowest last night 49,. ......... 81
Precipitation to Z a. nj. .......... o.
Highest wind velocity ........... J.
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REAL

FIVE ROOM. brand new shingle hum
.galow. east front. spic ana span.
$4,000
FIVE ROOM bungalow. all modern,
close In, q real bargain.
45S00.0O
EIGHT ROOM house. south front.
splendid trees, hot water heat.
ol300.00
FIVE ROOM house. south side, bath,
close II. Absolutely the best bar.
gain In its cloDs In the city. ae
$S700.0O
SIX ROOM modern cottage. cast
front.
$6000.00
FIVE ROOM. stucco bungalow. east
front, attached garage, brand new,
just move right in as though you
had built 1t yourself.
48S00.0O
BEAUTIFUL, brand new stucco
dwelling. attached garage. every
modern convenience, fire place. all
big rooms. not quite complete and
can BE- finished to suit taste Of pur-
chaser.
BUILDING LOTS; hundreds of them
In all parts Of the city at prices to
suit any purse.
THE MOST COMPLETE LIST OF
houses, lots and farm lands I have
ever had.
+. E. YOUNG.
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

Chicago. April ss.-(AP)-wheAt.
No. 2 hard 1.O2 ga to 1.03 la: No. 2
mixed 400 t o LOS ga.
Corn. No. 2 mixed 30 IL: No. 2 yell
low 80 1.2 to 81 Ia: No. white
- 3-4; sample grade Il to IS.
Timothy iced TOO to $50.
Clover seed 100 to 1876.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-23
GENERAL WEATHER CONDITIONS

utsv fsHND I'll kGlt
The barometric pressure II hish
over Manitoba this morning. and cool
weather prevails over north central
districts. with frosty from the Great
Lakes region westward TO eastern
Montana. The pressure il low over the
western Rocky mountain slope, and
temperatures are above freezing from
the Rocky mountain region westward.
The weather Is somewhat unsettled in
all sections, and light, widely scat
tered showers occurred.
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IlON1Y. RAVES

money Msw ss aSss; h nefn !; Low ! IL: I'll.
ing rate u. close 3 IL per cert. Tims
loans steady: 30 to 90 days ~ ia
4: 90 days 80 mos. l$l-l: 5 to Z mos,
: Ia to 4 III.
Prime commercial paner : s-lsto 4.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-23
CH1CACO.

per pounds: Twins 1s-1sihc: Daisies
49, -2Oc: Long Horns 19is-19Sc;
young American ?O-2O6c: Brick 49,
1910; LimburEer 23c; Swiss 30-32c.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-23

For Bismarck and vicinity: Partly,
night and Thursday. Not much change
in temperature.
For North Dakota: Partly cloudy
and somewhat threatening tonight
and Thursday. Somewhat warmer east
portion Thursday. =,
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noNna

New York, April 93.-(AP)-LAberty
bonds: Liberty 8 1.2's 1907: First 4
Its 1Q1.1e: Fourth I Its 1929;
Treas. E1-Ts Ills; Treas. ~ 1918.
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n. p. GRAIN nEGIoN SUMMARY

Farm and other outdoor work was
delayed considerably by rain and
snow during the week, artd only fair
progress in seeding was accomplished.
Freezing temperatures were general.
but vegetation q not sufficiently
advanced to be damaged much.
River stage at z Il. M. 80 feet; -.
hour change, drop Of Oh foot.
sure. oS.37 inches: reduced to sec level.
30.19. ORRIS W. ROBERTS,
M~eteorolokist.
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no RENT

WANTED TO RENT
WANTED 10 RENT-By responsible
party. q large. well ventilated fur.
nished room with q private en-.
trance o q one room furnished
apartment. Write Ad. No. So, In
care Of the Bismarck Tribune.
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CRY

AK ROOM NEW HouGIl II6ckV
!. % bungalow, hot watoe hoaE
cloe6dk poEcl; Mnny t(ailt44n
lures. 49, prtse esSeoso
SIX ROOM NEW srucco 1unoA.
Low, heated garage a3enGe3o6s
wood 1looes. fireplAoe, mn -;
ment. 1utnoco ho43, foooou :
taxes. 6al9s price 1oeoooo. N1tDa
attractive tegln&
SEVEN RoOAx 90pHajTln
story hCuDe. four bedru6GnS. oqlG
prics 6lsoo.oO. Tssms.
SEVEN ROOM MoDnuRN rive
story stucco house. hatdWood tlooss,
full paftttjoned basetsoQt, NJ ~.
ter heat, garage attactea. 800
price e7soc0o. Very Seapoqebll
terms
FIVE ROOM MODEM BUNGALOW
hardwood doors, fpll baeomefk
furnace heat. detached 6otone
Sales prics ts0ooyoo. Terms.
SIX ROOM NEW NoDERN 1uNu.
allow. inclosed porch. fuIl boeopeut.
hot air heat. clbse IN location. G6leG
price @0oo0.00. Terms.
FOUR ROOM VERY MODERN
new bungalow. hardwood 1jooes, fun
basement, furnace heat, nice la&rn,
good location. Sales price o69o0!O0.
Terms.
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
full basement, furnace heat, hard.
wood floors, close In location. 0olea
price t3200.00.
SIX ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW.
incloeed porch. full basement, fur
mace heat. hardwood floors. full
lot. Sales price 94l50.00. oond
terms.
MANY OTHER ATTRAVTIvE AND
desirable homes at prices that are
right. Also . number Of income
properties. /.
HEDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
Webb Block. phone
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USED CARS
save Money
USED CARS

with m O. 4. that Counts
CHEVROLET 1929 Sedan, smart
lines. Duco finish. Five good
tires, hot water heater. bumpers.
Thoroughly reconditioned. Down
payment only $4,000.
1s29 Chevrolet Coach $3.50.
1928 Chevrolet Cabriolet $3.50.
1928 Ford A Roadster $275. 7
1928 Chevrolet Coupe 1866. /,
Chevrolet 1920 IL ton truck.
Thoroughly reconditioned. 32x6-l0
ply tires on rear, low mileage. with
new triple grain box. Only $490.
Other attractive bargains In 1 and 6
cylinder Used Cars.
We trade and give terms.
CAPITAL CHEVROLET co.
Phone 432.
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BARGAINS FOE SALE

bAH6A1NS FO6 SALE
FIVE ROOM modern house, close IN,
east front, so foot lot, 2 bed rooms,
for $500, on liberal terms.
FIVE ROOM modern house, 2 bed
rooms, sun parlor, hot water heat,
heated garage. comparatively new,
desirable. near school, on terms.
FIVE ROOM new modern stucco
Spanish bungalow. 2 bed rooms, fire
place. stucco garage attached, east
front, near school, very desirable,
immediate possession.
NEW MODERN stucco bungalow, 2
bed rooms, oak floors, fire place,
breakfast nook. room finished In
basement, basement plastered, new
stucco garage, very desirable, on
Fifth street.
DESIRABLE FIVE room modern
bungalow. close in, for rent.
GEO. M. REGISTER.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WE FORECAST monthly highs or
lows ind aim to make 50% profit,
for ourselves and our clients. on in
veStmeut in wheat futures. Write
Us for free sample .forecasting bulle-
tins, also telegraphic service. Union
Market Service, Fargo, North Da-
kota.
FOR sALE-The fixtures and stock
Of the Mcdonald Hotel Cafe at
.Mandan. Mrs. =. II. Sautner.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEMALE HELP WANTED
W~OMEN-slipping shoulder straps.
What q nuisance. New invention
prevents this. Representatives 81
daily possible. Selling outfit fur
nished. Lingerie "" Co.. North
Windham, Conn.
$1,000 Permanent waves 600.
$3.50 Croquinole waves $3.50.
BY expert operator at The Califor-
MIA Permanent Wave Nook, 102
Third street, Bismarck. Phone 782.
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High School Pupils
Arrive In Bismarck
For District Events

t0outinued from page uneJ
and Miss Lillian Cook. secretary Of
the state library commission
a list Of entrants from the eighth
district In the music, defamation,
and commerce events follows
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Phone 432.

BIsMARCK'S BIGGEST BARGAIN
Each week We offer one Used Car
Bargain far below cost. Price for
THIS WEEK ONLY. Here each week
you can stretch your Dollar to the
limit. (.
$500 Cash
with $17.33 q month
or H.
$237.00 Cash !.
NASH SIX 4-DOOR SEDAN. Seat
Covers: Motometer with lock: Heat
er: Disc Wheels: Very Good Tires;
Mirror and Wiper: Bumpers; Excel
lent Duco finish.
Compare this Six cylinder Dollar
for Dollar value with any other Used
Car. !.
SAVE. 1880 THIS WEEK
See this car today. Your oppor-
tunity to buy Hight Grade, Dependa-
bio Transportation at an unheard of
Price.
M. b. GILMAN co.
Phone e08
Dodge Brothers Cars and The Ply
n. mouth. !, !
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HELP WANTED

MALE HELP WANTED
SOMETHING NEW
A LIVE wire proposition for man
combining ceiling experience with q
knowledge OF aviation. Junior Air
Service Of America, Is E. Wacker,
Chicago.
LEARN BARBERiN0. ExceDtionaI
opportunity now. Cataiog free. Mo.
Ter Barber College. Established
1893. Fargo, N. D.. Butte. Mont.
WANTED-An experienced porter ct
H~arrington's Barber and Beauty
Shop.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE
FOR. SAlE-Lloyd reversible baby
cab. Excellent condition. Phone
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FOR SALE OR TRADE for city prop
erty, 1870 Hudson coach, like new.
Write complete details. in care Of
Tribune No. 80.
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED
WORK -WANTED-Married man IS
years old desires permanent en-
ployment In city. Ten years exper-
fence in office work consisting OF
bookkeeping, t~ypewriting, etc. Very
good references. Write Tribune, In
care Of Ad. No. 06.
WORK WANTTD-Clean-up-time Is
7. here. Let us do your work. We
y haul ashes. black dirt. fertilizer,
cinders for driveways and garage
floors: make lawns and dig base
ments. Call us. 1l32-W. T. M.
Burch.
DO YOU NEED HELP-We can fur
nish you for any kind Of labor on
short notice ladies for hotel and
cafe maids and h~ousekeepers, men
for all kinds Of work. Free. Phone
538. Bismarck Employment Bureau.
LAUNDRY done reasonably. Rough
dry and otherwise. Gentlemens
clothes 2 specially. Called for and
delivered. Phone 1896.
WANTED-Work BY the hour, also
y will do washing and ironing in my
own home. Phone 1403-R,
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kON RENT-On first floor, three
room furnished apartment with
kitchenette and lavatory. private
entrance. On second floor sirgle
furnished front room and Kitchen
cite. garage also for rent. Can
at AZ Fifth street..
FOR RENT-Two room nioely fur.
I. nished apartment, gas for cooking
private entrance. Also for sale:
Upright piano In excellent condi-
ton. Call at 800 Seventh street att
er 500 p. m.
AVAILABLE May lst, deSiY16le
apartment either furnished q nm
furnished with private bath ane
electric stove. College Building.
Phone 1868 or apply to jauitoe third
floor.
FOR RENT-small furnished b1se-
ment apartment, suitable for one Of
two people employed. price. $500
per month. Phone 762.W. EIe5ts
Apartments, 3l4 Third street..
TOR RENT-A small 30Fpi15ed mod
ern apartment, suitable fer pne
lady. Opens on balcony, clean,
warm and always hot water. 81
Fourth street. Phone $40.
FOR RENT-Modern two large room
apartment partly furnished. on first
floor, private entrance from street,
close In. Call 1t ll8 First street,
rear
FOR RENT-Three room un5UrnIShod
apartment with kitchenette. private
bath and private entrance. Phone
$751; or call ct 1905 Fifth street.
FOR RENT-Ihreo room fufnISlSed
or u~ufurnished basement apartment
with private bath. Call ct al
Tenth street or phone es2-J.
FOR RENT-Unfurnishod Z room
ground floor apartment with pfi-
vate bath. Very well located. pTice
Owens. Phone 27o.
FOR RCNTT-N0Fnishod, also un{ur.
nished apartmepts. medesn With
General Electric r~eftigeratogA Can
d.. r. 8. Enge.
LIGHT HOU6EKEEPIN0 room. 3Gf-
nished for two adults. No ohildren.
5000 monthly. Phone 1o3o. ~
West Roeeer.
FOR REl1T-Well furnishod HIS
housekeeping apartment With q
daire service. Ill fifth. rhonoS "a
HaSelhurst.
FOR RE9vC-puEniGhod aDd -une1I.
nished apartments - tn ~
Apartments. !. W. 1etgpe0. ~
Third street.
FOR RENgTlTVo roam faFnfai1d
apartment IN mooorn homo. I6oQr
6z3-W o. call O - Fourth seRQqfl
FOR RENT-TWo room {ptnl766d
modern apartment, adulto cub. ON
Of 0o2 Third streee O phnna11a
FOR RENT-NurniGho0 g ull0f116-
ed apartment My ftEs& YntnW
apartments. Phone "a.
LAKEvIIW FARM ron 01EB
100 ACRES Of flno 0oll Cno - 81
to Be seeded TO w3,GnE ~ ~.
Only two miles nom = VmAo~
two elevators, 6Qnk. seecGok So
and church. on NM nun
state park. HEice zeduoo1
70 - ~ acre. H.
title gtNon. WldoWod m
the yeopoQ Snr eel11nG.
Wlleon. W1dhek. n. -
1UoCH6A
IO6 WE0W-k
alDo pop $500 -
No. two yooEg -
With ~ eQuEnOk 80
00ntf1knr nn7N}A
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FARM LAND
FOR SALE-N1s of SWA and 0WK
Of SWH and NWh Of SEX, aection
81. 1920. spring water on land, n.
so fenced, partly broken. Write
Tribune, in car Of Ad. No. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-18

though possibly it is your eyes which shine In
the moons glory
Came nocking laughter from the people in
the room, the younger men there; for more
than one of them had spoken to Padmavati at
love- had asked her hand In marriage.
She blushed.
"I hate you'll" she cried, and rushed out. while
Mehmet resumed the tale Of his prowess:
This Manchu giant Of whom spoke-seven
foot tail, he was. But he acknowledged me
master before got through with him. There
was also strong warrior from Bokhara-
Far into the night. -.
Such was Mehmets introduction to the Hindu
quarter. He remained there day after dag.
Nor was he unwelcoune. They gave him food.
next afternoon and the next. and again tbs
next, Moslem r1faans appeared. They flashed
identical rings-indeed, the jeweler who had
forged them must have sold them Wholesale
and demanded tribute "hy token Of the grand
viEiers trust" And always Mehmet would
receive them. would brasenly produce his own
xing and exciaim threatingH:
Away, o base-born pissl Il Is ], ], I who 10
me grand vizer's Miendt Away with you before
have you arrested and soundly beaten"
IT il moot point whether they believed the
truth OF his words. At all events they could not
afford TO put 1t to the proof, and 50 they de-
camped, leaving the Hindu quarter richer and
more peaceful, while the men there were en-
thusiastic In praise OF the stranger.
So were the women, though their praises
were not for the same cause and were whispered
rather than aloud. For Mehmet had way
with the women Is he had with the sword.
Padmavati alone disliked him and 1t made
him unhappy. Real love-was It? At least
he thought 90. Here he said to himself. was
his HES aim and happiness-and she so hard
10 him. like o rampant of stone, and why should
that be. since he loved her7
The next time he INST Padmavai he said to
her:
sMarry mel"
sNo."
''why not?"
81 do not love yuu.s
You WIN learn 10 love me. Other girls have
Sn the past. Come with me. child. We shan
md q Moslcm priest 10 make M one-a Hindu
priest II you prefer"
Leave me alonel I % not love you" shs
yepeated impatientay. turning 10 60.
But he stretched out . OBTAINING hand.
Let me ten you Of the grand deeds I shah
do for your sake"
'Wahi" she interrupted. "And were you the
Grand Khan himself, IN glory Of great emeralds
and fine silks. would stan reply: do not love
you'll"
A ND then, one day, he found outbound CUT.
too. why she always said mol" 10 the
youths Of her own race who asked for her hand.
AL morning-for since he was steppe-
there were times when the streets seemed TO
stife him-he had been IN the woods; was
squattihg by tn edge Of . pool, where the
speckled trout played. He had made good
catch and was about 10 stretch out for an hours
Sleep when sounds attracted his attention.
There was o faint rastling. twig snapped.
Then o voice:
Heart Of mel Dear, dear heart Of mel"
He was curious, uneasy-seemed TO recognise
the voice. and he crept toward the left. He
reached the shelter Of large spruce tree
saw, IN a clearing, human figure.
No. Two human figures. A man-and