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estate to him and his heirs. You
know, / might have liked him"
she unused. He sailed all over the
world. squandered his money,
married an Irish barrnaid, and
finally settled on land grant in
Texas. He must be past eighty BY
now"
"And he might have been your
grandfather" Geoff put. in. He
sounds irnpossiblel Say, what
about this grandson of his? The
one you have to marry before this
estate can be sold?"
"Another Talbot Mack, my dear.
Grandma had strange dreams,
Geoff. She had some notion of her
romance living again through me.
i told her long before she became
i'll that some day ! would marry
you"
Perhaps that's why she put that
clause in the will" he meditated.
.You know she never wanted this
place sold and if you. married me
you never could sell it"
Jocelyn did not answer. She was
thinking that whatever old Joce-
lyn's reason, she had kept it to
herself and carried it into the be-
yond. Lyn wondered If the old lady
had been slightly unbalanced by
|herlong illness. In more ways than
one her will indicated it. She had
never had respect for Thorndyke's
financial capabilities, keeping the
money reins in her own hands url-
til the last, yet she had made him
trustee and administrator OF the
estate and the forty thousand dol
lars in securities.
Here come Bob, and Thorn
dyke" Geof said. They've been
playing tennis"
Feudal Baron
DOB RUSSELL, a tall young man
ID with gray eyes and humorous
mouth, Hoped to the grass beside
his sister and rubbed the ears Of
Sandy, the black Scottie, nuzzling
beside her.
aHorse history lesson?" he whis-
pered.
ANo. Will-pondering. Deciding
we are probably safe at last from
| invasion"
Il hope not. At least it promised
change and excitement. ] wish the
whole darned tribe of Macks
would descend and relieve my
boredoml Here / am, a healthy
young man of twenty-four with
nothing To do but play tennis and
watch polo n1atchesl It no longer
gives me any satisfaction to beat
nS Thsh Why do you tryY" his
Isoldef brother inquired. IF you
really want something to do you
might take an interest in helping
me manage this estate
Nutsl It's the first responsibility
you've had in your life and you
relish It'll Already you've assumed
the lordly n1ien Of d feudal baron"
81 am the head Of the family
now, Thorndyke said self-con-
sciously.
Bob's grin mocked him. sand
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Lyn and ] are so thankful we have
you to care for us. How about in
creasing our allowances? ! want q
new car"
.1'm not going to touch the prin-
cipal, z Thorn asserted. I'VE are GO
ing to live on the interest"
"Stingyl" Ign accused.
sMiSerp Bob echoed.
Geof bristled to Thorndyke's
defense. Both Of you are irreSpon-
sible. Neither of you know any
thing at all about handling money.
! doubt If you know the value of d
dollarln
Does anyonea" Bob gibed. DO
your"
Thorndyke cleared his throat
nervously and srnoothed his neat
brown Inustache. He was stocky
man, squarely built, with large,
pale blue eyes and a prifn mouth,
He had little patience with his
younger brother whom he private.
ly considered an embryo radical.
DO you suppose" Bob baited in
innocent tones, .sif I wrote a friend
ly letter to old Talbot Mack down
in Texas he would join our family
circle? I'd like to get the loWdowIi
on his ancient love affair with
Grandmother"
IF you dare do such a thing"
Thorn began. !,
"Oh, won't. Don't worry. But I
still wish he'd come and protect
me from boredom. All this Russell
family tradition stuff is making me
maniac epressive!" !,
Better take a plunge and cool
OF, Jocelyn suggested. And,
Thorn, I've decided to give q small
luncheon party on Friday .
about twenty people i think we
can begin entertaining a little
now.
The dog snored loudly. Invite
the pup in my place." Bob said.
He can sleep through your dull
party with irnpunity and ] can !"
Jocelyn flushed. ssYou can be
horrid, Bob. You forget we have
a position in society to maintain. /
love this place and its history and
I'm proud of everyone who lived
here! I'm glad my grandfather was
once governor of California! like
being important and I like having
things and I'm sick and tired OF
your soap box scoffing!"
Bob laughed. That ed-headed
temper Of yours Is going to get you
in trouble some day, my pet!"
9She is quite right in everything
she SAYS" Thorndyke declared.
ssIn that case" Bob chuckled,
perhaps ] ought to 60 down to
Texas and move in with the
Mack What do you think,
The sleeping dog began to whim-
per and tremble. Hes dreaming, /"
Jocelv said. what about. ! won-
But andy could not tell them he
was having night-fn arish visions in
which he was being chased by a
huge white cat with balefui amber
eyes -.
fCoDgrI0As. 1881
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ever heard of Poor but Proud'?"
They once had money, didn't
they?"
Romantic Story
TOCELYN stretched out on the
v grass, tugged off her cap and
ruffied her hair, then relaxed like
a cat under the warm sun and
Vagrant sea breeze. IT'S a long
story" she sighed. Grandmother
told me bits now and then"
Tell me-" he urged. "Or would
you rather hear about the new
ponies bought for the club cham
pionship match? 2"
mo-" she objected wryly. II can
recite the history of every pony
you've owned in the last ten years!
/ know / am being very rude to
you, darling, but after all, seeing
you practically every day for four
years entities me to some privi-
leges, doesn't it,"
Apparently. But it doesn't seem
to effitle me to any. You. somehow
succeed in dangling me like Shoe
string even though, everybody
knows we're going to be married
this fall"
aOh, they do?" she inquired
sWeetly. How rolmantic!"
q don't knQW how to be roman
tio.and you know II, Lyn,a he pro-
tested. but srnugly-"I'l II make
you an excellent husband"
Surveying him effectively, she
decided his chest was er-devei-
Oped from polo playing. He re-
minded her OF professional mod
els who posed for advertisements
reading:
Do Not Be "A Wedklingl After
Ten Easy Lessons In Self De-
Delopment You Can Look Like
This!
A giggle escaped her. She said,
anyhow, Grandm a Jocelyn'S
story is romantic, so listen. Way
back in eighteen-eighty when she
was nineteen and looked as ! do
now, except for the addition Of
twenty petticoats and prim curls,
she fell in love with Talbot Mack,
the handsome, dashing son of a
Scotch Irish ship merchant. The
very proper Boston Thorndykes
who spoke only to the Cabots
who spoke only to God did not
approve their daughters choice,
but Miss Jocelyn Thnrndyke had a
will of her own and told them to
mind their own affairs. A few days
before the wedding she quarreled
with her sweetheart, and to spite
him clipped with Homer Russell, q
rich and adventurous EngliShnh an
He brought her putshere by train
and covered wagon, along with
Furniture and English, pride, and
built this palace overlooking the
Pacific. Instead of pining away
with q broken heart she managed
to outlive Grand father. Russell, my
father and mother, and bring up
three grandchildren.
Godfrey nodded. You and
Thorndyke and Robert. =
She never stopped dreaming of
this Talbot Mack, though. ] sup
pose that's why she left half Of her
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WEATHER FORECAST
Grill 7::3O 3. M, Sunday

Gill 7:30 p. m, Sunday
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy, scattered showers tonight
and Sunday; light to moderate
easterly to southerly winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy. scat
tered showers on extreme south
coast tonight or Sunday and in
extreme north portion and near
west-central coast Sunday.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Gulf: Light to moder-
ate easterly to southerly winds;
partly overcast weather with a
few scattered showers Sunday
and over extreme south portion
tonight.
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POSITION WANTED
AGENTs WANTED

WANTED Agents and District
Managers to sell low cost life
protection No medical exam
ination. Good commission and
renewals, Apply Standard Mu-
tual Benefit Corp, 82l Graham
Bldg, Jacksonville. Fla.
june3- ltx
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ANiEnlckN LEAGUE

New York az Cleveland Had
ley 40 rs. Harder t0-z).
Boston at Detroit Grove (4-D
VS.. Trout OBJ.
Washington at Chicago Car
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Philadelphia at St Louis Ross
CD and Caster (3-4) vs.. Gill (0-4)
and Mills t0Az).
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Two AGAINST LOVE
Chapter One
A Strange Will

IN OBEDIENCE to Joce-
lyn's touch the sleek black.
horse slowed his rollicking
eanter to a walk.
'Mephisto," she murmured,
you're the wisest horse in the
world" She patted his proud
neck. "You knew. didn't you.
that Godfrey was going to kiss
me and 1 didn't want to be
kissed? He won't forgive you
for running away, you black
demon!"
Mephisto turned his head to look
Ct her flying red hair and laughing
mouth. He blinked his eyes. then
sided toward the long row Of
PAIN trees which lined the drive
way at ten-foot intervals. Some
times, when his mistress was In
reckless mood, she let him do the
stunt he loved; zigzsg ging through
the line Of gray tree trunks as fast
as he could 10. He hesitated ex-
peetahtly as another horse trotted
up.
"Jocelyn," feproved the blond
young man called Godfrey, why
must you ride that horse2 Il you
can't control him you should stay
of himl"
Mephisto's wish was granted. A
slight Jerk Of the rein sent him
weaving through the trees with the
breath taking agility Of a circus
horse, his rider. low on his neck,
urging him on.
Il love YOU" said Joceiyn as be
frisked 70 the stable.
Geofffey Kensing, disn1ounting,
surveyed her with disappearing
kges and tight lips. "A broken neck
VIII not be humorous" he snapped.
Il know" she agreed, ''but you
can always shoot me-"
s.Lynl"
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Re shrugged his big shoulders.
1T would mean nothing to you
that this Is only the middle of
aaren!
SO what? The pool Is heated to
seventy degrees and some March
sun VIII 90 no nar1m 20 my n!y-
wllte SKIN Meet you IN ten MINI
uteE
Running toward the gseat Eng
iish if1snof Of gray brick l;he heard
Mebhisto whitney. Shl wished
leotfrey understood hez as well as
Mephisto did, but, she reflected,
Stopping up the stairway 70 ner
rooms now coulo, one e1pecta man
% have the understanding OF e
nc noLss ..s JeHn a. KleM pI,u PONIES n1s
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NORGE

The undersigned will on the
18th day of June, A. D. 1889, or
as soon thereafter as they may
be heard, apply to the Honorable
Circuit Judge of the Eleventh
Judicial Circuit of the State of
Florida, in and for Monroe Coun-'
ty, for an Order to legalize their
adoption of Francis Walter Powell
and George ]. Powell, minors,
residents of Key West, Monroe
County, Florida.
Dated at Key West, Florida,
this 18th day of May, A. d. 1889.
RALPH B. CAMUS
MRS. RALPH B. CAMUS
WILLIAM v. ALBURY,
Attorney for Petitioners.
may13-20-27; june3-10, 1889
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a special dance in honor Of
homecoming college boys and
girls win be given tonight 1t Al
Mills Club Cay0 Hueso on
Trumbo Island. John Pritchard
and his Swihtsters win furnish
the music for dancing and spe-
ciaI entertainment Is planned IN
recognition Of the occasion.
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rkANspokrAf1oN WANTED

YOUNG WOMAN AND DAUGH-
TER wish transportation to
Knoxville, Tenn, or vicinity
about June 18th. Share ex-
penses. TIA White street.
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ElIER1 AIllbIElVT


Gould Curry's seven-piece or
chestra one OF the finest in
town-will hold forth again to-
night at the regular Saturday
Night Dance and FroIic at Pena's
famous Garden Of Roses on
Thomas street. Residents and
visitors alike are invited Is drop
in for a pleasant hour or two.
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HELP WANTED

TEACHERS with valid Florida
certificates needed for l93s-40
employment in all Departments.
Write full qualifications to Co
operative Teachers Agency.
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REDS BLANK BEES
FOR Is INNINGS TO
TO WIN AGAIN, 40
FIvE-RuN RALLY IN FIRST
INNING WON ron GIANTS
OVER CARDS: YANKs WAL
Lop INDIANS
ssp.ci.h g Hhe cltizenl

NEW YORK, June 81 Cincin-
natl Reds took another overtime
game from Boston Bees, this time
an thinning affair. Thursday,
the Reds scored five runs in the
18th to down the Bees. Yesterday
neither team scored until the 18th
frame and then only the Redlegs
showed across runs. Whitley
Moore shutout the Bees on nine
hits. Like Thursday. a single be-
gan the rally-a one-base blow
bringing home q ruin. Like Thurs
day, home run climaxed the
scoring four-bagger bringing
in three runs. Final count, to
80. Ernie Lombard poled the
circuit clout. The victory, while
the Cards were losing, added a
game to the Reds lead.
Al five-run splurge in the very
first inning sent dependable Curt
Davis to the showers and New
York Giants went on to an 8 to
. win over st. Louis Cardinals.
Al number of Card pitchers toiled
against the Giants in vain.
New York Yankees Walloped
Cleveland Indians, II to 5. The
Yanks pounded Tribe hurlers for
i8 hits, including two home runs.
Detroit Tigers, outhit, doWned
Boston Red Sox, 8 to 5.
Chicago White Sox defeated
washington Senators, Z to S.
q -. - p n 4. =
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ron SALE

200 WHITE LEGHoRN LAYING
HENS, AAA Strain. Brady's
Poultry Market, 1914 White
Street. may24-1mox
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at the same time aid IN collecting
amounts due.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Roberts
Of Monroe street, Fort Myers. an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Nell, to Robert A. Flu
trell of Tampa. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Z. M.
Broyles Of the Methodist church.
The bride was formerly a resident
of Key West.
If IN fishing variety is wanted
it can be obtained in these wa
tiers. says q. S. Commissioner c.
Rodney Gwynn, who has Just re-
turned from trip with Sheriff
Cleveland Niles, Roy McKillip
and Leland Gwynn. Every kind
of fish which came within reach
of the lines were caught. The
Citizen reporter was told that
Sheriff Niles was the champion
on this trip and they would not
have been surprised had be
brought up a mermaid.
A son weighing 10 pounds was
born yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Cruz at their home, 1873
Pine street.
Wednesday evening the drama.
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SELLING OUT ENTIRE STOCK
FURNITURE Of late Benjamin
Tynes Furniture Store. BY
whole or by piece. Bargain
prices Open between 300 a.
M. and 100 p. m. daily. Cor.
Olivia and Windsor Lane.
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One Of the smallest shipments
Iof pineapples since the season
was opened was received on the
Ferry Palma last night from Ha-
vana. There were but seven car
loads of the fruit. which were
transferred to refrigerator cars
and shipped out this morning.
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Ssssssesss.esessssssssss
1oday's Horoscope
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Today gives hopeful DISPOSE
ton. but it may be a hesitating
one, full Of projects and neglect
full Of opportunity. There is a
certain amount Of native ability,
which viii help toward success;
but the native should strive to
cultivate self-restraint and con-
tentment, and as soon as some
thing pIbVes satisfactory to stick
Gilded Youth, through popu-
lar demand. will Be repeated by
the Garden Theater. The pre-
sentation of this drama at the
theater last Wednesday met with
such popular reception that it
was decided to again present the
bin with additional between-tile-
acts offerings.
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NICE oNE-SToRY BUNGALOW,
on one of the. best streets in
City. Lot 50x100'. Apply SIT
Whitehead st. inay26-sat-tfs
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amounts due.
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Wednesday evening the drama,
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Only games scheduled.
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JOHN G. SAWYER,
Solicitor for Plaintiff,
may2o-27; june3-1o-17 1913
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PAGE SEVEN

ship" and the teacher is Miss
Maud Davis.
Congregational Church
Church school $3.50 a. m. Morn
ing worship 10:45 a. m. Topic:
Love Knows No Bounds"
F. Thorley Johnson, Pastor.
Lutheran Church of the N. L. G. A.
Carmen P. Thronson, Pastor
Services Sunday, November 5th,
300 a. m. Sunday school eacn
Sunday, 1000 a. m.
Ladies Aid Friday, October q,
Mrs. James Ross and Mrs. G.. Ras-
mussen hostesses.
Little Sank HOng Bridget Luther
an Church
Carmen P. Thronson, Pastor
Sunday school each Sunday 1920
a. m. Services Sunday, October 20,
$3.50 a. m.
Luther League Sunday, October
29th, 500 p. m.
Confirmation class Saturday at
200 p. m.
Gospel Tabernacle
Saturday, 500 p. m, M. C. A.
Mr.. Carlyle Key in charge.
Sunday services: 1000 a. m. Sum
day school. HOO a. m. morning
worship. 500 p. M, evangelistic
service.
Tuesday, 800 p. m, bible study
in "Dispensations," followed by
prayer.
G. f. Busch, Pastor.
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Seventh-day Adventist

Seventh-day Adventist
Sabbath school at 1000 a. m.
Services 11:15 a. m. every Saturday.
Everyone welcome at all services.
Our Lady of the Angels Catholic
Church
Sunday, Low Mass at 800 o'clock.
High Mass at 1000 o'clock.
Rev. John Bettendorf.
st. PaHl's Church
Sunday, Low Masses at $50 and
500 a. m. High Mass at 1000 a. m.
Msgr. A. Plachta, Pastor
st. Johns Lutheran Church
Willard
Sunday school 1000 a. m. Eng
lish service 10:45 a. m.
Trinity Lutheran Church
Grove Lake
English service 200 p. m.
st. PauPs Lutheran Church
Unity
Religious instruction $3.50 a. M
English service 300 a. m.
A. G. Kratzke, Pastor.
Zion Lutheran Church
Reformation Festival
1000 a. m. Reformation service.
HOO a. m. Sunday school and
bible classes.
9:00-11:45 a. m. Thursdays, relig-
ious instruction.
las p. m. Thursday, Ladies Aid
Conference at Upsala.
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sAUK CENTRE HERALD, Sank Centre, Mimi

Mrs. Herman Moening, Melrose;
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gratzek, Mr..
and Mrs. AL Gratzek, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Bianga, Harry and Erhardt
Nuebert, Ralph Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Taerud, SauK Rapids and
Rudy Krieg, Of Minneapolis.
Queen Esthers-
Election Of officers was the
business of the evening when the
Queen Esther Society of the Meth
odist Church met in it's first meet
ing of the fall at the home Of Mrs.
Louis Huber, Monday evening. Of
ficers are: president, Shirley
Paske; chairman of program COM
mittee, June Gray; recording and
corresponding secretary, Audrey
Potter; treasurer, Gladys Hal
stead; Mite Box secretary, June
Brown; Secretary of supplies, Bev-
erly Paske; secretary of Spiritual
Life, Marion Butler. The next
meeting will be held November
9Th at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
M. L. Brann.
EIrosa G. o. F. Meet Tonight
Installation and the annual
meeting of the Elrosa Court of the
Catholic Order of Foresters will
be held this Thursday evening,
October 26th. Plans will be laid
for the annual membership drive.
Following installation ceremonies
lunch and refreshments will be
served.
The following from the local
Methodist church are attending the
annual district conference convened
at Crookston Tuesday and We'd
nesday of this week: Mrs. w. K.
Couch and Rev. and Mrs. M. L.
Brann.
An early settler in the Green
wald community, H. G.. Schultz
died at his home there last Sat-
urday evening. He was SO years
old. At funeral services Wednes-
day in Greenwald attending from
this city were: Mrs. Elizabeth
Nathe, Mrs. Fred Schwartz, Mrs
Walt Jung and Rudy and Clar-
ence Nathe. Ill for a year or more
Mr.. Schulte's death was not un-
expected. He is survived by his
wife and twelve children, four OF
whom are at home. Mrs. Schultz
is a sister of Mrs. Nathe.
F. e. Lockead and Mr.. Fair, OF
Minneapolis, spent the weekend
with the formers mother, Mrs. j
A. Lockead, while they were hunt
ing pheasants in this community
Mr.. and Mrs. Crippen, of Cot
tage Grove, stopped Tuesday here
with the lady's aunt, Mrs. ]. A
Lockead. They were returning to
their home from Montana.
Art Weisner, who transacted
business in this city Wednesday
informed the Herald that he had
purchased the Rainbow Cafe, locat,
ed in the bus depot in St. Cloud
and that he is now conducting the
same. Mr.. and Mrs. Weisner
formerly of Brainerd, returned
recently from an extended trip to
the West.
On Tuesday evening, October 81
at eight o'clock, there will be a
Booster meeting of District 81, I
o. o. F., with the Long Prairie
Odd Fellow Lodge as the host
Topic for discussion will be Com
munity Service that can be Rend