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Ronquillo, Edward r
Saenz, Francisco
Todd, William H.
Trujillo, Mario
Uroma, George S.
VaSqueZ, Joe E..
Vlllanueva, Alonzo ".
| Privates Grade VII
! Alcantar, Miguel
Annaya, Candelario
Arnold, Jack
Arvizu, Alex D.
Barnett, Armando
Bejarano, Armando M.
BENEFIT, Marvel
Browning, Bill
Cabrera, Gus
Capra, Marcos
Carrillo, Edward
CalcagnO, Angelo
Cisneros, Gonzalo
Copeland, Jerry E.
Gotta, Salvador S.
Felix, Manuel
Fernandez, Hector
Flores, Jose
Flores, Severe
Gallegos, Jose
GallegoS, Ruben
Garcia, Alfredo
Garcia, Francisco
Garcia, Manuel
Gonzalez, Vicente
Gonzalez, Gilbert
Graves, Alton r.
Gutierrez, Julian
Hammett, Jack
Harker, Lloyd
Hash, Lloyd
Hernandez, Jose G..
Hernandez, Manuel C.
Hines, William
Jury, Carlos A.
Leyva, Roberto r.
Logan, Robert
Lopez, Manuel P.
Lowe, James
Lumpkin, Clarence
Martinez, Edwardo
Mata, Juan
Mendivil, Gil D.
Miranda. Ramon
Morales, Alexandra D.
Ohnesorghen, Wilfido P.
Parada, Armando
Pesqueira, Robert A.
Peters, Carlos o.
Quiring, Milford
Ramirez, Alex
Ramirez, Aureliano
Ramirez, Walter
Rodriguez, Raul L.
Serlno. Dick
Sakleford. Walter
Silva, edro
Sinohui, Antonio D.
Smith, Fred Y
Soto, Angel D.
SprOule, James
Tapia, Mateo M.
Thornton. Allan
Trujillo, Miguel
Urena, Jose
Uribe, Daniel
Velasquez, Luis
Villanueva, Liberto
Villarreal, David
Ybarra, jose
Yslas, Robert 3.
Baeuerlen, Arthur
Ohnesorgen, Gilbert
Gorham, Jarvis
Austin, James l..
Chance, GeOrge
YaneZ, Joe
Hernandez, jose Luis
DelgadC, Oscar
SaenZ, Ramon
Rocha, Guadalupe
Almaguer, Fidel A.
Valenzuela, Julio e
Sayre, Frank P.
Aguilar, Manuel
Richards, Henry T,
Haro, Benny
Afford, Fred S.
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THE STORY

CHAPTER I-Charming. wealthy Gabrt.
ella (Gay for shorD Graham. engaged to
Todd Janeway. returns to cabin IN the
Maine woods accompanied by friend, Kate
Oliver. The idea of stay at the cabin oc-
Cured TO her when she received key to 1t
following the death of her godfather, Uncle
John Lawrence. The two girls notice i'm
mediateiy that someone has been. and prob
ably is, living in the cabin. Kate suspects
that Gay knows the identity of the mysteri-
GUS occupant.
CHAPTER U-While the girls talk the
mystery man returns. Gay, surprisingly
enough. introduces the man to her. He Is
John Houghton, young doctor whom Gay
had known In previous years. Soon after
arriving at the cottage Gay discovered his
identity through an old monogrammed sweat
er. Immediately aggressive. Gay asks him
by what right he is in the cabin. His right,
she finds, is greater than her own. He, too.
possesses a key. but more than that. is heir
to IL from his Uncle John, Gays godfather.
Gay is high handed with him. and he
states courteously that he win leave. Look
ing at him in the doorway. her old feelings
return. She knows that he is more neces-
sary TO her than Is Todd Janeway. the man
she is to marry.
CHAPTER III-Before he leaves, John
goes for walk When he returns he finds
Gay sitting before the fireplace. They begin
talking on a more friendly basis, and she
asks him to reconsider his decision to leave.
The next morning brings a different feeling.
and John decides to remain for his vaca-
ton-one more week.
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visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob VIM
gate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam VarveT, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Green and family have
been enjoying a vacation at Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cook and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hochstettler and
son of Mich, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mrs. Eta Yant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Elliott, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Teely of Pittsburg,
Pa, were weekend visitors of Mrs.
Cynthia Elliott.
Delmer Beery is visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Davis and family at
Lake Evans, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Truax and
family of West Virginia are visiting
with the formers mother, Mrs.
Minnie Truax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Yarger of
Muncie, Ind, spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Yarger
and family.
The members of the Epworth
League of the M. E. church attended
| services at the Alger church Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Augsburger
entertained as Sunday dinner guests
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Arnold, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Pugh and family.
Mrs. Tillie McDorman is spending
the week with her daughter, Mrs.
Elsie Younkman at Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Cellars spent
Thursday with relatives at Dayton.
Miss Guyneth Davis was one of
ten receiving diplomas for compile
tion OF the four year summer course
of the Young Peoples Conference of
the Disciples of Christ Church at
Lakeside. The graduation services
were held at Lakeside, Sunday. DR..
C. N. Filson of Toledo was the
speaker.
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Beaverdam

Miss Joan Barber of Lorain is
spending the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Barber and family.
Mrs. Maud Lenney of Lima was a
Thursday visitor of Mrs. Mae Ste
wart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bassett of
Kalamazoo. Mich, were weekend
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Loren
Bassett.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. V. Stirn were
called to Kalida, Friday on account
of the death of the latter's mother,
Mrs. VIM. Rimer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burke of
Youngstown spent several days the
past week with DR.. and Mrs. w. C.
Lacock and family.
Miss Donna Jean Harris of Michi-
gan is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Yoakum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Scoles and
daughter Denise visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Hartman and son
John, Sunday afternoon.
Kenneth Gierhart, John Ross,
Richard Arnold, Clarence Bowers
and T. NJ. Wright spent Thursday at
Detroit, Mich, attending ball game
between Detroit and Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mullin,
4; daughters Evelyn and Lucille of
Cleveland were Thursday visitors OF
Mrs. Carrie Durkee and daughter
Ruth. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pratt
daughter Betty, and son Warren OF
Toledo were Sunday visitors also.
Mr.. Charles Downey of Ft. Wayne
Ind, visited over the week end with
Harmon and Clarence Downey ano
families.
Miss Rosamond Pugh of Ft
Wayne, Ind, was a weekend visitor
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Pugh.
Mrs. Everett Rowland and Iren,
Rowland spent the past week witt
relatives at Hamler.
The Ladies Aid and Missionar,
societies of the M. E. Church helt
their meeting Tuesday evening a
the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Bone of Lo.
Angeles, Calf, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Younkman ant
family the past week.
Mrs. r. G. Gobel of Louisville
KY, returned to her home Saturda,
after visiting the past weeks with
| her mother, Mrs. Jim Eta Edge
comb.
Elizabeth Leisk of Linesville, Pa.
visited the past week with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Dwight Baughman and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Wingate ant
family of Toledo were weekend
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Certainly not" she said coolly,
wanting to go with him more, she
thought, than she had ever wanted
anything in all her life before, feel
ing each foot-step that took him
away from her fall like a blow on
her heart.
His expression became more reso-
lutte. you're probably right" he
said crisply. 'It might not be too
comfortable. I may be detained"
He left the room without looking
at her again. Standing on the hearth,
she heard him moving about in the
room he used for laboratory. Mo-
ments passed slowly, dropping like
water which might not be gathered
UP again, spilling, wasted, gone for
ever. Presently footsteps thudded
across the kitchen floor. The back
door closed.
The sound of the door closing vi
brated through her senses. Gay took
a step forward, stopped, then went
running out through the kitchen,
jerked open the door, sped down the
steps and across the clearing.
"Johni" she called breathlessly.
"Wait for me! I'm coming!"
Ito be continued)
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PAGE SEVEN
Jenera

Mrs. Walderman Spayeth of Lima
spent the weekend at this place.
Minnie Wilson spent Saturday with
Edward Hochs,
Edward Winkler and wife of
Woodville were weekend guests of
the formers parents, Otto Winklers.
Julia Winkler of Lima spent Sun
day afternoon at this place.
Charles Steinman and daughter
entertained company Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Nora Brown of Chicago is
making an indefinite stay with her
mother and other relatives at this
place.
Carl Blackburn is rebuilding his
house which was destroyed by fire
in the spring.
Dave Marquart who has been con-
fined at home with the scarlet fever
is better. The quarantine has been
removed from the home.
Harry Lathers and family return
ed home Saturday from 10 days va
cation in Canada.
Several homes at this place are
being repainted.
Carl Traucht is building a block
garage on his property.
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ton, Dut always coming together
again, taking up their friendship
where they had dropped it, never
admitting but mutually conscious of
the fact that they liked each other
best.
Johns voice called her name. She
turned. He was walking down the
path toward her, a dim figure in
the deep twilight of the thickly
crowding trees.
ST was just setting out to look for
you," he said.
"Were your" Her voice steadied.
Supper over?'
"Some time ago." He stepped
back to allow her to precede him
up the narrow path to the cabin.
kate took her car to the garage in
the village"
"What for?"
ITO have everything checked be-
fore you start in the morning. I of
fered to take it for her but she
seemed to prefer to go herself.
Where have you been all after
noon?"
"Just drifting"
Didn't it occur to you that T.
that we might be concerned about
your" He held the screen door open
for her.
mot especially" She glanced up
at him as she stepped inside. He
was frowning and the set of his
mouth was stern. IF you were, I'm
SORRY" she added.
A fire blazed and cracked in the
fireplace. She went to the heart.
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at the edge OF the foat looking
down into the water. 'I'll call when
it's ready"
The canoe moved off from the
float. The dip and swish of the pad
die grew fainter as Kate approached
the landing. Gay remained silent,
her eyes fixed upon the tiny waves
disappearing in bright succession
beneath the float. Johns eyes rest
ed upon her profile. Moments passed
in an estranging silence.
"You needn't, you know" John
said presently.
She glanced at him questioningly.
apologize, he said. ''You can
think of me as landing-post, too. "
II am, I suppose" she said, after
moment.
His glance, in turn, questioned.
"All the things you're thinking" I"
She laughed, a clear brittle laugh,
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and held her hands to the warmth.
"Are you cold?" He struck q
match to light lamp.
"a little. The air is chilly after
the sun goes down."
"And you've had nothing to eat"
"I'm not hungry" The constraint
in the atmosphere lay like a weight
upon her spirits.
"Kate left something in the oven
for you" His eyes avoided her
glance. He adjusted the wick and
replaced the shade on the lamp.
'I don't want anything, thank
you" She stood with her back to the
fire, now, printing his features upon
her memory as she saw them in
the light striking up from the lamp.
Her throat ached. Her heart felt
too big for her breast.
you'll be making an early start
in the morning?"
Probably"
"Then I'd better fill the wood
basket tonight"
He came to the hearth and bent
to lift the basket. The freight shone
on his thick dark hair, on the lean
angle of his jaw. BY extending her
hand she could have touched him.
Why not? There was only tonight
The telephone on the wall whirred
and tangled.
what the devil" he exclaimed
in an undertone and walked across
the room to the telephone box
against the wall.
She watched him place the re-
ceiver to his ear, heard his brusque
Hello! Hello! Will you get off the
wire, please? HELLOl The call is
for the Lawrence cabin, Mrs.
Sprague. HELLO! Yes" His voice
quieted to a less aggressive tone.
Hello, Ralph. Yes. Houghton speak
ing"
The call had nothing to do with
her. Gays apprehension subsidized.
She waited for the end of the con-
versation, not gathering much infor.
nation from what she heard. John
said, "Yes" at intervals, asked a
direction, said, Eyes. Right away.
Yes. Thanks, Ralph. Good-by."
"This telephone!" He smiled in
comic evaporation as he placed the
receiver on the hook. Everybody
from here to Machias listens in. It's
a favorite amusement in Washing
ton County"
That's jolly, isn't it," His smile,
her response, relieved the con-
straint. Il thought it might be long
distance" she said.
Long distance? Good Lord! A
call from here to New York would
probably take week" lie hesitat-
ed, then asked, ''Will you be afraid
to stay here alone until Kate re-
turns?"
Her quick glance questioned him.
''That was Ralph Sprague up at
the store. They need a doctor at
the Whitaker place. Somebody went
to the store to telephone. They
couldn't locate either DR.. Nelson or
DR.. Branch, and Ralph thought OF
me. I don't like to leave you here
alone"
She thought that he was less con-
cerned with her than with getting
away. 1t didn't matter that this
was her last night here. He was
grateful for an excuse, perhaps. She
lifted her chin.
I'm not afraid to stay alone"
"You might ride out there with
me-" he suggested diffidently and
without, Gay thought, any special
enthusiasm.
mo, I'll stay here. Kate will be
back before long,"
! "All right" He walked to the door
opening into the kitchen, paused
there to ask, you're sure you don't
mind. that lou wont be afraid2"
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quickly stilled. Spoiled, selfish, in
considerate."
There was no humility in her
voice. She was neither apologizing
nor admitting. She seemed, John
thought, to be taking some sort of
perverse pride in the unadmirable
qualities she listed. The sincere
protest which sprang to his lips re-
mained unspoken. Tenderness crys-
tallized into antagonism.
eff you are referring to the anx-
iety you are probably causing at
home," he said coolly, 81 think I
agree with YOU"
"Of course" she said brightly.
"What else could you think? have
everything, haven't II"
Certainly, by any standards, you
have a great DEAL"
There's no sensible reason why
I should run away less than a month
before my wedding?"
She did not look at him. Her eyes
were again fixed upon the waves
disappearing under the float. Color
had flushed into the cheek that he
saw in profile. Her hands were
clasped so tightly about her knees
that the knuckles showed white.
"I can't answer that" John said.
81 know nothing of the circum-
stances"
well, there isn't" she said. "No
can-iINla raocrp Todd cYN1apI.J
I suppose we've been half in love
with each other since I was six and
he was nine"
Only half in love? he wanted to
ask. Instead, thoughtfully silent, in
creasingly astonished, he Lit Gig
arctic.
"We're to be married at South
ampton in the Little Red Church on
the Dunes She spoke lightly,
quickly, adding word to word as
though she were building a house
with cards which breath, a too
impetuous touch would destroy.
"It's Mothers show You see Dad
gave me my debutante party. Now
she has her inning. It's a little
complicated" She laughed again,
that clear brittle laugh, quickly
stilled. Aunt Flora insists that she
won't attend the reception in my
step-father's home. She will, though,
if only to point reproving moral
"Todd's father is giving us boat
for wedding present" she went on
as though there had been no break
in the clear ripping stream OF
words. ''We're sailing south. Well
leave the boat in Florida for the
winter and bring her north next
summer. The Janeways have q
| place at Palm Beach,"
'tWill you actually sail?" John
asked, his interest for the moment
quite detached from Gay.
She could not have made strong
er appeal to his imagination. She
could not have presented her fiance
in a role which would so quickly
have won Johns admiration and re.
spect. A love for sailing was his
heritage from ancestors who had
captained their own vessels around
the world. The glory of the days oi
clippers and packets remained in
the village in which he had spent
his childhood and early youth, ir
memory and mementos. The house
in which he'd been born and in
which his mother lived now had a
square lookout" on the roof; the
walls of the library were covered
with tea-paper from China; the bowl
from which he'd eaten cereal as a
child had been brought in the hold Of
q ship around the Horn. The sort
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Snake Killing Etiquette

Under Hittite law, 14OO B. c., any
one who pronounced mans name
when killing snake was fined a
pound of silver.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

The State of Ohio. Allen County. IS.
Estate of Samuel X. Mosiman, Deceased.
Emile H. Mosiman, 2I0 W. Grove ST..
Bluifton, Ohio. has been appointed and quail
fled executrix of the estate of Samuel X.
Mosiman. late Of Allen County Ohio, deceas-
ed
Dated this 27th day of June, 1910
RAYMOND p. SMITH.
IL Probate Judge.
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for last-minute program
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Radio Time Table

Dr. Roy Chapman Andrews, head of the American Mu-
of Natural History and famed zooogst and explorer
will debut guest expert of the Information Please board
tonight at o'clock kJR At the time DIR. Oliver
St John Gogarty poet and author will sit at the experts
table guest for the second time.
Dr. Andrews veteran of of expeditions to every
part of the globe known popuary the who opened
the Cobb desert for travel and the leader of huge Asac
land into the heart of that mysterious continent
He first became famous TO the American public as an
authority whales.
Dr. Gogarty is a distinguished throat specialist well
as writer but above all an ndviduasc Irishman During
appearance the program in January Clifton Fadi
man. inquistor. drew many pointed remarks from him.
Ino-scarred veterans John Keran and F. p Adams viii
stand by the two guests of the evening.
change
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