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asking you not to say whatever is in your mind"
 But, Sam!" He scratched his head Its important. It's darn important!'
 Tt couldn't be important. If you told me that the world was coming to an end I wouldn't be interested I'm cured, Freddy"
 "Oh, we'll" He sighed. If you feel that way, of course"
 That's the way I feel" Sam glanced at her watch and got to her feet. You'll stay for supper won't you?"
 Thanks" Freddy also rose. "I'd like to-"
 Have you ever opened little necks?"
 No, but won't have any trouble. I'm clever with my hands.
 Sam laughed. I'll open the little -necks. You can use your clever hands at peeling potatoes. You might have a chance of suc- cess at that"
 Freddy, peeling potatoes, watched Sam in considerable puzzlement Was it possible that she was so completely indifferent as she seemed? Was he to be forced to go away without word?
 They talked until their little meal was prepared and half eaten. Then Sam said How is Fourth? You've seen him, suppose?"
 Freddy nodded Yes, I've seen him. I've seen Nelson and Martha, too. Nelson and Martha are living at the stable again"
 T supposed they would be. How are they getting along? Has Nelson still got his job?" F. Yes"
 And Fourth?"
 Well, Fourth isn't working just now, but he seems to think that he'll soon be selling books again. From what I gather, the prospect gives him no paroxysms of pleas ure."
 How is that? Is he worried?"
 Freddy smiled. T wouldn't say that. Your step-father, Sam, is not
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DOUGLAS NEVIS
ARMISTICE DAY IS } OBSERVED BY PUPILS
 IN GOVERNMENT SCHOOL


 Armistice Day was observed at tire Government school here yes terday with the following program
 Chorus, America; School Flag Pledge; Reading, "Old Glory Mary Hubbard; Reading, Song of Marion's Men," Calvin Shortridge: Chorus, Dear Home, How Can I Leave Thee, School; Reading. Patriots Clara Kinch; Reading, Song of the Flag" Sam Wilson; Reading, Private Jones'" Paul Kinch; Reading, "A Soldiers Off, fering," John Wilson; Chorus Golden Crimson Tulips" School; Reading T Want To Go Home"
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Chapter 38
TWO SIDES OF A TRICK

You've asked a question: said Freddy, cheerfully, and now per haps you'll answer it. Would you care for a discussion or wouldn't you?"
 T wouldn't" Sam told him.
 "Very we'll" He leaned back in his chair. Tn that case I shall b. forced to deliver monologue in my best manner. I'll be grateful if you'll listen"
 Sam said evenly. Unless Tn mistaken you came here to per suade me that I should marry Peak"
 That's about it.
 Then I don't want to listen"
 q think you do." He was sud- denly serious. You know me, Sam, and you know I wouldn't travel a million miles without darn good reason. I came here because l know something that you don't. It's something you ought to know"
 She was completely unmoved "That may be true, Freddy. but it just happens that I don't want to hear about it.
 He stared. "Is that fair? I've come long way, you know
 Sam said nothing for a time. At last she said listlessly: i've got to make you see, somehow the way
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a man to be broken on the vince of misfortune. He rebounds. He, rebounding at the moment to th< tune of a widow lady. Name, Frye weight, one-eighty on the hoof."
 "Really?" She sighed. II might have known. I suppose he'll bt marrying her one of these days?"
 T couldn't say about that, but the intelligence wouldn't drop me insensible to the floor. There was i something in the air. Maybe, as you suggest, it was the faint fra grance of orange blossoms
 T suppose I ought to go home. , She drowned.
 Tt might be a good idea. I was hoping you might go back with me tonight
 Not tonight" She shook her head. T couldn't do that, but I'll probably have to follow in a little while. I wish it wasn't necessary. I wish I could stay here forever. I love this place. It's mine, you know. Mother left it to me in her will. We used to come here sum- mers, but we rent it now" Freddy took out his watch and glanced at it. Quarter past seven," he said with a frown. That leaves me exactly fifteen minutes"
 Yes" She nodded. I'm sorry you have to leave so soon"
 I'm sorry, too, but for a differ ent reason. I'm sorry that I have to leave in this way"
 Tn this way?"
 "Yec." I'm sorry that I have to leave without saying what I want to say"
 "Ohw
 Tt isn't right he protested re- beliously. Tt isn't right at all, and don't like it. Look here, Sam, won't you reconsider? Won't you let me speak my piece, just as favor? I haven't asked you for many favors that I can remember, and this one won't be hard to grant. It'll take only a few min utes, and I'm positive that, you won't regret them in the end" He
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BY FREe A AN LING COIN

| feel. Perhaps the best way to dc that is to tell you what I've beer going through for the last few months. I'll review those months briefly for you. They began just before Christmas, when I had prac- tically decided to marry Peak for his money, and had told him SO That worried me. I couldn't sleep nights wondering if I was doing the right thing Then you came along and I fell in love with you or thought I did. That nearly drove me crazy. didn't know whether to send you away or to forget my responsibilities and mar " you. Then Nelson eloped. I threw you over and got myself en- gagged to Peak. I thought I had to do it. Then l fell in love with Peak, really in love. Then-bu5 what's the use?" She spread her hands expressively. You know the whole story It ended only a couple of weeks ago, and the ending was the crowning touch"
 T know" Freddy nodded in sympathy. You've had fairly tough time"
 T have, and I know what caused it. All this love business caused it, and nothing else"
 "Well?"
 We'll said Sam quietly. "I'vc had enough. I'm fed up. Like G child that has eaten six plates Of chocolate ice cream, I don't want any more. The very word makes me want to jump in the ocean. I'm through with it for good. Do you understand"
 q suppose so" He seemed doubt ful. T suppose so"
 I'm glad, for I don't want you to think I'm rude It's just that I can't stand any more. Since I've been here I haven't allowed myself to think, and I haven't opened any letters or telegrams. Now I'm
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BATTERIES

Another shipment U. s. L. bat teries on hand. 13-plate junior type, $7.5o; 13-plate, heavy duty type, $9.50.
 We have 12-volt batteries in stock Tor old-style Dodge; also 12-volt service batteries for your conven- fence.
 We can order for you any special U. s. L. radio battery you may need and furnish you with a serv- ice battery till your special battery arrives.
 Alcohol and glycerine for your radiator. adv. ECONOMY GApAcr
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Elizabeth Shortridge; Story, The King of the Blackbirds," Bessie Mills; Reading, The Kittens, War Mary Guerrero; Reading, War The Game of the Tyrants," Mrs. R. M. Davis; Reading, Ship A Sailing Marie Austin, and chorus, "Sunflower," School.
 A short talk on the trouble be- tween Japan and China, using the map to illustrate, followed.
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BASKETBALL GAMES

The final games of the Round Robin tournament of basketball, which has been on this week, will be played at the Nat tonight. The losing teams in the first two games for the girls-R. Africh and M. Pearce's teams, and for the boys, T. Niemi and H. Lundell's are matched for this evenings tilts, which will start at T o'clock.
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Syno2sis: After struggling to auppcrt her gtepfather, Fourth Aldo.5ca, and her half brother, Nelson, Sam Sherrill becomes engaged to Peak Abbott. Learning that Peak has sup piled money for the purchase of an invention of FCurth's, she runs away, breaking the engagement. Freddy MunsOn, a former suitor, follows her to plead Peaks cause.
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SOMETHING DIFFERENT
 IN THREE FACES EAST"

Three Faces East" drama based on incidents of the World War, with much mystery and in- trigue, comes to the Douglas Coli scum fo rtonight and tomorrow. Eric von Stronileim and Constance Bennett are featured in the play.
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NOTICE

When down town placing your grocery order with George Broth CTS please remind them of the little account due me, and they will gladly give you a receipt.
 adv. D. B. TRIMMER, Phone 114
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held out a pleading hand. Wont you let me, Sam? I'd be very grateful"
 Sam heSitated and rubbed her forehead with a weary hand. Then she said slowly: T don't want to- but I suppose must. can't very we'll refuse"
 Great" Freddy grinned his pleasure. You won't be sorry"
 Wont IF"
 No" He was vigorous now, and determined. He spoke swiftly 'To go back to where we began, I still can't see any reason why you won't marry Abbott. You love him, you know"
 T knew there would be no sense to all of this. You're wrong. I don't love Peak Abbott. I'll admit that did love him for a time-more than I thought I'd love anybody. I was happy. Then"
 Then" Freddy interrupted. you found out about the invention deal"
 Yes"
 That upset the apple cart com pletely. You felt that you'd been tricked, not to say deceived" he went on.
 Well? Can you blame me?"
 Mo- The deception was there, but that isn't the point. The point is, why was the deception made?"
 She laughed without mirth Must you ask?"
 T don't need to ask what you think. You think that in giving Fourth money, Peak was really trying to buy you.'
 T don't think. I know" There was bitterness in her tone. Clever trick, wasn't it? It almost worked"
 T thought you felt that way" Freddy nodded. Its really an amusing world when you come to think of it."
 She turned away. I'm glad you find 1t so"
 Freddy said quietly You're wrong, you know, Sam. You're ut terly wrong
 "Wrong?" Her head was aching again. What do you mean?"
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LOCAL CHAMBER MEETS

Regular meeting of the Douglas Chamber of Commerce will be held in the city hall tonight. All mem bers are urged to be on hand for the meeting.
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Have your furs cleaned and re- paired at Chas. Goldstein & Go
 adv
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SPEND Sunday. Tuesday, Thurs day and Friday evening at the Bible Chautauqua, Odd Fellows Building. adv.
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MAYOR KILBURN SPEAKS
 AT ARMISTICE PROGRAM

At the Armistice Day program
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Tomorrow Freddy tells Sam new explanation of Peaks trick. Does she believe it?
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 bf VIRTUE of a Government permit a small ;ss,o ol stock IS now offered the investing public proceeds of Wnch VIII be used to complete working shaft to rAKE PRODUCTION. Sale of the issue is nearly comnlatod
 PROTECTION FOR INVESTORS
 HE COMPANY is incorporated under the Dominion government Act, also registered under the Prevention rrau rTauqs Ac recognized as THROWING MORE SAFE GuAKDS about the investor than any corporation law
 UNLIMITED MARKETS in Canada and consaryo+;u captalzatlon insure HUGE PROFITS to the comnanv o, snarenoders Canadian oil prices range from s3 TX + $2o8 per barrel. CONSERVATIVE INVESTORS ao ar 1 su advised to investigate this company. -e "'"
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-04
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A special meeting has been called by Supervisor Mel Kelley of the Brooklyn YMCA to all the captains of the junior teams from the Brooklyn section. for Friday at 7:3O o'clock. A league will be started for only members of the Brooklyn YMCA in the near future and will determine the champion ship of the Brooklyn section. The teams eligible to enter are: Cow boys, Falcons, Raiders. Speedboys, Fri Squares, Pioneers. Town Plot Eagles, "" Jrs and Granite Hills.
 Falcons Set for Season.
 Frank Berardi, hustling man. ager of the Brooklyn "Y" Falcors directed his team in a practice session last night at the Y hut. and eight men were chosen to rep- resent the Falcon team for the season. The following men were elected as members of the team: Angelo Laudise. Alfred wachilonis. Albert Zachs. Hugh Downey. Frank shimkus, Frank Berardi. Frank Martino.
 The Falcons issue a cltywide and state challenge for games with any junior combine. and any manager interested please call at the Brooklyn r any evening between [ and Q D. m. and ask for Man. ager Berardi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-04
SHADE POPULAR
 CHOICE TO BEAT GAMER TOMORROW
Californian Looks Good as Battle With State Cham- piOn Nears

When Al Nelson Gainer of New Haven steps into the ring against Dave Shade of California tomor- row night at the Field Street armory he's going to be the un- derdog in the betting for the first time in two years. The rank and file of fistic fans around these parts, 909o of whom have never seen Shade in action believe that the veterans experience will over shadow Gamers one big asset his killing punch.
 He Can Clout.
 On the other hand, the Elm City negro Is quite able to beat any lightweight in the world, for the simple reason that none of them hit as hard and as often as he does. The smart ones can keep away from him for 8 while while scoring points, but wether or not they can do 1t for ten rounds is something else again. When Gain CTS right" and he's very seldom out of shape, he's tough man to beat, regardless of the class of his opponent, though Shade is the first top-notcher that the black boy has come up against. His mana ger. Dick Gray couldn't get a bout with Maxie Rosenbloom so he's taking the next best step. the bout with Shade, which will sort of force the issue with Maxie if the negro wins. -
 Shade showed plenty of stuff in his last two days training in this city, while Gainer is at top form in New Haven. The negro will probably have about six pounds on his opponent, but will be shy on ring knowledge which will be fatal should Shade be able to keep away from his flying fists for ten rounds, and Dave seems to be quite able to take care of himself when you realize that he has few marks on him after 13 years of leather tossing. He threw plenty of punches, too, even against Mickey Walker. who was given a decision over him which he did not earn.
 Club Fighters.
 Carmen Knapp of New Haven and Tony Laverio of Bristol are sure to put on a sizzling six round- CT in the prelims. They met in Hartford six weeks ago, Layerio being stopped, but the battle was a great one up to the finish. Sal Carter of Middletown and Joe Oliver of New Haven go on for another sixer, with Carter figuring to outpoint Oliver, if he can keep out of the way of the tough. hard belting Italian. Johnny Sims of Naugatuck and Gus Winkleman of New York open the show in a four spot while Mike Toronton the Bridgeport iron-man will go eight round semi-final with Billy Dona- hue of New York, sparring-mate of Shades. The battling starts al 8:3O o'clock.