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E'oo01` ' r I ALL ORDERS To Advance; Barrie "Pom-r` ks BARBIE T6 all New Subscribers sending qr. bringing in [Cash with order, 7w e_will send Get? Yd Eagrly fox? this Bargain `Offer; % It will be open but for %a% Short %Tir%ne. 7 % ` Crew, Publisher C. E. Hammond. has been ap- pointed by the government to make a` provincial audit of the books of the .township of South Tisdale, Porcupine. district. Complaint was made to the government that the business of the Township .was con- ducted in a loose ,manner and the provincial audit resulted. A 59:51; UVJ lIAIAV\/A VJ: Full particulars from any Can- adian Pacic Agent or write M. G_. Murphy, District Passenger Agent, Toronto. 43-tf PROVINCIAL AUDIT OF TOWNSHIP S BOOKS` `Winnipeg on account of the day'- light departure from Toronto at an hour when the Union Station is not badly congested, and also on account of the early hour of arrival at Winnipeg. FHL- _-._-____;. (TT-_,_- _, 13 ,9! I-ncnnaxlvao I The present Vancouver Express -will continue to leave Toronto at 10.20 p.m. daily and ,will consist of the same equipment as the Gate f"(IL_ 1'F_._.._..- 9 f'l1L3_ L ,3 ' almost ,5'` `. 5`'-. "'f.' iuSpirat1on oi the mus1c.~ The lady. talked ,with animation, "as. 7 circled among the others _o11 _'the_` oor, her red hps c1oe to her'_p;a;1-t"-l nerrs ear, but Hamlm, susp1c1ous and watchful, 11oted that her eyes ! were busy elsewhere, .scann1ng meg They . swept over _l11m,"apt-. parently unseelng, but as the-two circled swiftly by,_ the hand resting lightly on the MaJor s shoulder .'was uplifted suddenly 111 a pecuhar,` sug- 111o\'en1ent. He `stared after them until they were lost in- the: crowd. fee `motion of those white-gloved` ngers 1-1.111<.e ling condent that -the` was meant as a s1gna1.of warning. aside at the jam of res i1 the doorway. Both the 8.01!-`A whiskered man and Connors had -disappeared. It was a signal `then, To whom .was It conveyed? Hal I -instantl_v understood and obeyed. 1 _.....-..4- Ln.-1 nnn~nnt\1v-1 1-u1Ina'r>\_ neezirft A, go ham:-L: l1}iI.:h `ah empty bag. We "carry all `game in season and you can get all your conscience will allow you to say you shot"-.We 3von t tell on you either We knov}; how" it is ourselves. on your shddting ,ttip yau 1[VYou 3}, { .. Had Baa Luck noun nnmvnnv For $1.70 .\li.~'< .`~.!-I)o1m]-;_I 1'-equested meAt(,>l; hill!` _\'`.1 this 110tC unobs}ervd._ 1'-. BIG, HEARTY Mrs. Beck's F ondest Hopes Realized-Health, Hap- Upper Lahave, N. s., Can.,-I wish to thank you for the benet I received? . W by taking Lydia E. 1 Pinkham s Vegeta-_ . f ble Compound f or ` female troubles .; from whichtl was `,5. ,5 great sufferer, so; "` that -I was cfomg ./ pletely run down , 'health.`. Other me icine did notghelpy me, but.Ly"diaI-E_.__" Pinkham'_s Ve`getI -F `*5 ble Compoundvmade {:16 Welland strong. I now have `a-'Al);Vig,`;;_ .a tY baby boy, and praise your EH18 for the wonderful lot`of"good it 0118 me. -- Mrs. ISRAEL` BECK; g$&Lahave,. Lunegburg N .' _L.uJw "' ` " ` _ Av - -'.. I;.:)rm among _.that nmen-_y Strangers Ins gym soon dxstm-.1 of-,hed that one In whom he; fdlt gm:ia1 interest--Mrs. Dupont, Speh now with McDonald, the ' g . .. . . corpulent M_aJpr exhlbltmg` thful aglhty under the ~t. `on _ _, A . almqa .-3 A`. Hm mngm- The Indv _ """"" n auu lUllCly Ulu. D313? a wife has found he1"_a"el ta 8 of motherhoodowingto ofilegement of the femining `bylfeil T1 curable by Tn ..__, . , rs. V Father V 'c0mpLYdia E. Pinkham's .ve ggtydia E.Pinkl1dtr_ ;5_V, ---- ~-v w_y vuu ynuyys unuuuvuo In many lgomes once childlel utnow chxldren because of the; Ound makes women normal; 0 mpouna will hol vnin `And -J`v4'.-s'u-.-I"-`AV ? HI?!-ijk-' --wvuuan u V1553: "~ Your 13tt3?"%'ri11 he ad and answergpd I): 1 held piness Baby. XVIII.-.-(ConAti;'md)_'; BABY BBY ertha .. ' snow .n\ V1 9081`) V90. I796 ILII\J\3O ``I ,.trust you, and you must believe; I A do not do `this. without *cause. During the intermission he in the .hotel' parlor. ` l I scheduled on the program. The last of these had begun before r the in- fantry 1 sergeant`, returned, and, apolizing for this long absence, re- sumed his duties `at the `door. Across the "room, Hamlin s eyes`. met those" of Miss /McDonald, where she danced - with an _ unknown oicer; then he turned and elbowed his way into the street._ The hotel op- posite was all bustle and". "confusion, the bar-room crowded with the `thirty emergency waiters `who had rushed about the hall completing nal preparations. The. Sergeant, intent on his purpose, and aware that the band had ceased playing, `dodged past these and entered the There were `two _ more dances lparlor. It was already occupied by` four vmen, who were playing cards at a small, round table and smok- ing vigorously,. entirely engrossed in their game. None of -them so lmuch as glanced up, and the in- .truder hesitated an instant, quick- , ly determining his course of action. There was litlte choice ;;'left. ' The girl would -never make `an appoint- ment. with _ him excelit through `necessity, and it `was manifestly his duty to protect her .fromf ob- se1'vati0n. Two of the men sitting there were strangers; the others he knew merely by sight, a tin-hor11 gambler called Charlie, and a sut- ler s clerk. I'~Iis.decisio11 was swift, } anIc,ln`chara.c c`eristic.. ' V " 1 gaunt`! O-C\I VVV`\II . .1 no uv1.1VC._ll|43o an an v.1. .Hamlin felt/_the utter of` the lpaper in -hi-3../palm! and stood silent, clinging to it,` as the other careless- lly recrossed the room. She was looking toward him; but he made no motion to unfold the missive, until his eyes, `searching the chairs, had located Mrs. Dupont. T The` very secret 4 of " delivery V made ' him cautious, made `him suspect it had to do with that woman. She .was beside the band-stand, still convers-. [mg with the Major, apparently ob- llivious to any other presence, 1' her |.face turned aside. Assured of this, .he opened the paper, and glanced. at [the few hastily scribbled lines. 1. ` I T L_--_L _-__ ihav no knbwiedge of its 'c'<)'11Ate`11t`s-3. `[I'__._`I_`__ 1.1; ;I.. n I sa.L4\.4 9:1; uvuvo avvnvn Gents, ?he said, stepping up, ``you ll have to vamoose from here. I (TTT'L-1_ LL- `l_,_1`l 9)` n... .._,....L`|.... and tapping the, table A sharply," I JUL! 11 J.Jl.hV\) U VuALAvvvv J.L'va.;a. uvcvn What the Uhe11--- the, gambler ` looked into the gray eyes, and stopped. ` I art .9 11 ,,:'_1_L n1--_12-n __....;.: | tJ|.=,I_11lJ\4\.|g hat s all right, Charlie, went, '_on `Hamlin coolly, .one hand at his belt. Tliose are `my orders, `iand they go. Hire a room upstairs if you {want to keep. on with the game. Pick up the stuff, ;~ you fellows. <:'n,_;_ _-.. L....`.. 9! 4.1.... ...`......1..... 1-nna 1. J.L1\ LIL] UlL\J vvytss, J`\J\4 `V o o V - - not But see here, `the. speaker` was {upon his feet protestmg. The_ old [man -told us We could come 111 here. 1/971! 1 s 9 ` 1 11,); _-- I The old man s Word don ts gol for this oor to-night, pardner. It s rented by the post officers. Now mosey right along, and don t come back `unless you are looking for_ trouble--you too, Fatty. Right or wrong there .was plainly no use continuing the argument, for Hamlin. s ngers were upon the butt of his revolver, and his eyes hardened at the delay: The gam- bler s inclination was to oppose this summary. dismissal; but "a glance at his crowd convinced him he would have to play the hand alone, so he yielded _' reluctantly, swept the: chips 'into the side pocket of his coat and` departed, . leaving behind ` him a trail of profanity. The Sergeant sniiled, but remained motionless un- til. they disappeared. urn1_- 1,1_'_1! __.._I;.. 7! `Ln '+lm-nu:-I-1+. cm.` L11 busy uxaayyvsazuu. _ . | The blu .works, he thought se-T` renely, unless they make a kick at the oice; some peeved, Charlie was. -` /` V He stepped over "to the"_ window, and held back the curtain. A burly gure occupied the bench, with feet upon the rail." Even in that out- side dimness could be distinguish- ed a black beard. The "very man, and the Sergeant `chuckled grimly with a swiftly v-born that the_ fe`1lo.wt mi_gh_t* create a ;row._ Noth- ing at that moment Jcouldi `_ have p1e,a`sed',--him... more; He` `blew Pout` they;,I594il91'*".*1i8'l!l5: phrtiuallyt: tcleseda the istepxml to h;:fonto_.-`thee V-..- iing, - %up; clear thed'e ck.??*j`V'.-- % ' +..; m....: _ ya. nun _.o $11; door, a`I1d_;.-t-a:i)pe`c'i_ff;)V1Y'Ythv onto the porch. . V . . .1 Say, you, he sa1d.g1-ufly, drop-V ping one har heavily` ongthe othex- s, shouider, ; ".`Did. you; h\!aA1-_i_whgt said those` f6llows= , iriide W'el_I,= it: but tliei. L sump. Lu-9.1; .:.'.;.-.....-...:. '|.:..a .:.s.".4-L +1. avmffpf-cou:h" ' 1 ) ` . '0 51." , ,::_ - up, ana clear um Luwnp %Reb" dropped his `feat t]o th oor_ i and stood 5112 his >b9rdd .1iP:6 V r<>w1- } CHAPTER XIX. He drew the- door partially; to again, and -`sat down` .facing_ the opening, where a- stray- beam of light fell . across `the floor. `Thus far the _. adventure `had scarcely proven interesting.` A-The last en- counter had " been a-` distinct, disap- pointment. The dispersal of the card-players, , yvas, {as anticipated, easily managed} but the reputation- of Reb as killer and_ bad man had given him" hope of. resistance. But instead he had proven a per- fect lamb. Hamlin crossed his legs` and waited, his `mind divided in; wonder V between /what Miss McDon- ald might want, and the .co.w_ardice of the fellow just driven out. The man was actually afraid---afraid to- start a row. Yet he had got to his feet with that intention; it .was only after he had looked into Ham-. lin s face and asked his name, that he began to hedge and draw back. Could` he have v- recognized him? `Could Mrs. Dupont have warned. `him of danger` in his direction? That would seem impossible, for the woman had_ not been with him for `even a minute since their conver- sation. She had given him a swift signal at the door of the dance! hall, but that could scarcely account for his present desire to avoid trouble. An engagement? Prob- -ably with Mrs. Dupont., But what was the use of speculating? Per- haps when the girl came she would have some `light to throw on these! matters. Surely her sudden deter-- mination to see him privately must have connection. with this aair.' I rfhis 1m ! % the um: Tstopbed,* `-Still` bpn; staring iritbf thg Sergeanfs ~fa'ce; `All bravado semed to desert him instantly. T .c1,tr1,,_i,..1.',. '......,. ....an .__.1 4-: s U`C\I `LID. llVJIl\l\l PKG C The_ pusillanimous L cuss, the latter muttered, he_ s worse than a cur dog. Blamed if he .wasn _t act- ually afraid of me._,. Arg-1m-gliter-g pugh! He lifted" his "voice, as Reb paused in the; light "of the hall beyond and glanced back, a st _doubled and uplifted. .Oh, go on !_ Sure, you ll get me? You are a brave boy, now, and -Hamlin V strode toward the door threatening- ly. Lope along, son, and don t turn around again until "you face- the bar.. " V ` .1 1 ' `- .~ `I1 iqaek Tshadow, ` A%T7?f}iB, if you` need _ to =5 know,z: P'+easant1y_ _nough. V`Sei9geantL Hams lin, . Seventh Cava1ry.s f\1.I .51.- -_.-`I-___;:___ ; ~ :- man`, you startled mel go... IsJ\J\_v\4A-IVA: wuvuugu` . % +3011 1 the exclamatiim came from between" `clenched teeth. . Hell, Cl- T _--- 1. 1,0 ~r V...-`-.5, av}; uvua vavu Llgvg ASo I see; nervous disposition, Ii reckon. Well, are you `going quiet- ly, or shall 'I_ hoist you over .the 1-.ail?_ - ' " T . v ' i `L;J -__ _A_`.,__- L, . 1 .. """`. . V . V - . I had an appointment here._ ~-;Can te_ help that, partner, This` porch is going to be vacant` inside of one minute,` or there is a declar-` ation, of war; Your easiest way out is` through" that .Window, but you can` go by the rail if .you pre`-. fer. - `- `V: I The black beard wasted half has` allowed time in [an effort to. b1uste_r; then, to 1`-Iam1in s utter J disgust, slunk through the open window "and "across the darkened parlor. 'I`V1._ _.__-_"I`I-_._' .... _. H 41- ; ILGVU \.\J1ll-l\.\4Ul\.llL- vvzunz an L} These thoughts came for; his period of waiting proved to be but a short one. He heard the` laughter and talk as the merry- makers -came `into the hotel from the dance hall, crowding through the `passage, -and thronging in to ,where the tables were set.` Then a. rattle of dishes, and the steady shuffling of waiters rushing back and forth. Occasionally he could` [distinguish a shadow out in the hall, but never-.changed his motion- less posture, or,` removed .-his eyes from the aperture, until she slip- ped noiselessly through and stood there panting slightly, her hand clasping the knob of the door. - Ap- parently in the semi-darkness of: the room she was uncertain of his presence, while her white dress touched by the outside. reection made her clearly vis`ibI.e It is all right-, Miss McDonald, he .1_nurmured A hastily; arising. There is `nothing to _fear. `.`You "are he_r`e--alone ? V `A ``Yes, _ smiling in memory. _There `were -occupants` .when I first ar- `-rived, but they ` were persuaded to depart. . I` had. a_ suspicion; you _ might prefer it `-that way. ' - H17-.. -..--.....1.-ml `nus Lin nnonvinlv 11115110 yLV.I.\::. LII uuuv nag. Yes, `puzzled by his manner, yet softly pushing the door` back so as to exclude the light. I can see better. `now. Are-are-wyou sure`: no one can overhear? I have some- Lthing, to tell you-.-snething 'im-M portant. ` A L L `L e PI`L.'.....' 2.. . -nn Ann. nllnn harp- lint puruuu u. There is no one else here, yet some-one might "stumble into this room, It is '-not private, you know. We`!sha1l,be safer on the porch out- side.- ;Will1you take my hand `and let-nt`1i1e..guide you ? - A ` Q I2] .. 1'...t+_ X im I surenyr L T . , Oh, .no_! a slight` catch ` in her /voice, V -but I am running such a risk :vent1ir._ing 'here. `I;--I. had to ~ pretend a ;_;sick-headabche to_=gvet"a_way. _rpu`s_t.a- %;no__1/5 onde_Vmn_ until Jet meguluu yuuu ` She did. so unhesitatingly, buther ngers -were cold, i and` he could feLthe t.witching- of. her nerves. V ' . __!...`I..L.....nJ ,4-vu\I>"'n-c rnn .I5\I\J -` { suiely ? fil. _. `Lou sh; . Fpray, ' 13, _..`l`| . . you near -wu,yA .|._A Uayuvo V I -condemn?` L Hardly, ',Miss. Me- `onald; I am mirefy a soldier na- Lct-iving. orders-; `minei not to quest- why? VA ., "Here via the; .wind_og_;` on ;this-`bench.,_ A I 1l. V%JHis#yoice% lness 381. lhwlhullllla U.I.' ilva cow- unu- v- `fYou amef f-rightened--1p1ot'of _m, gvvanv 1 ~:wuJ~7, ,Ia.t_x,`.: gquu -LIIU biax ._ farther, ' `ipto * the U: ulauv uuuuu V; nun`... V<%==nnossib1T;% J9` -ans Ac-gal HID`-I Ill 0 .593: 5-vw to ' Beause; I am not entirely ignor-I ant of co11ditions, he answered soberly. = Although I ` have only been at the post a short time, I have `managed to seeeand hear 1. a ,good deal. You know I chanced to} become involved in` the shooting of; Lieutenant Gaskins, gmd then "I saw you riding with Mrs. Dnpont, :and recognized her. " (1'1_.__, -,,1m9 ' 0 1t1'\ -`help I:-eing--with you. `?I e1_-tainly hope-,so`," he put in! earnestly. I couldn t\ very , well- T I._`l:__- LL_L -,.1 ,1 1-9. 1 any out; vv Ulv .77 VL\A Ipl-BIDLIJQV Laud-0 `V Her? You refer. to ' Mrs. Du- Ponti? ` llF\P `, , 1 T 1 `I 9. g-`gnu Nooci Eva. V. . %"`.(")} dpurse; why,_ I. hadn t men~ tioned her name! How did you guess 2- l(1'I-'- ,, T` n .` `I 3 .-`"- :=~ ".7 .`?`1` L `-"V V as?!` . W. ; %dlC1'I3fIlQt'_7 ` Rat {rested her chm" in one ghand, `(and turned her eygs'vawayf;_'% 'He1i7bfeath\`A camgswitly, as though she had` not yet recovred ffrom_ifright, and. her- face in the dim.` light lookd white and drawn. ` % ` Yes. you can, she began [slow-V &Cl\l- UVJ .|J\J UL QCL JVJU ____ ..._, UV 5 It is good of you to say you s_ee,- there was no one else. V Y our" father?_` he suggested. ``But that is the very , trouble, she insisted , rejoicing that he -had thus unconsciously opened the way to her `confession- `felt is because `my father is involved, is complete- lyfin her toils, that I , ampcompelled to appeal to you. He will not listen " to a .Word against her. TT-_,0 TT.__ __,_ 1'\ L- that ;1 tH1ng__~I can aid you" to _overcdm " Q1...` J3) ' .._A. ____ ._ .-L _' `V 1 A-- uus` UJCQ bu HUI .l.aUU., ._ Yet I do not wish you- to think. me hold, or---or_ fndiscreet. You do not think so, do you ? _ 'I..,.J. 1,]..- LA- _-_--.- -- -'- I uIan\l Q\l\d`fe&lll4IJ\.L JMIVJAI | Recognized? in surpfise. Do {you actually mean you knew her before ? -- .. - . 1.4- nl\(\unn~ ....-.J......-CI -.L.. 1.____L ._-_ wu v.1 _- you can,L slow- iy, .I am sure-"you can} I-61 cam `to you because there was no ' one el,se.ii1 {whom I -felt the same con,- dence. I know that sounds strange, but I cannot sexplain-on~I - -- .._.3v, w us v ..s \.\nn-LAAVJV \J4lll-IOIALL I VLALJ Tit seems "natural `to trust _ some peopie even when j yo'u do not know them very ,well. I . do not suppose I know you very well; just those few hours xge were together, but-someh0.W I think you are true. ' ' r - -vat: I.'\llIdB 11 .1 USA J VIA. I believe that, and she lifted Iher` eyes to her face, ((T7'-;T_-_-;__.'_*I .'.101 AA~'I( VOOGI-AIL CV, \|\I Jvu I - That idea has never once `cc -l curred to me, Miss _McDopald, -I am only to glad to be of srvice TL 1- ..__J -1 _._-- _-._ --L7 `V ve1l; Not as'Mrs. Dupont, but as Vera Carson, yezus ago; She __knew me at once, and sent your driver} over .to the barracks. with a note. ` V IIYYYI a I ` I ,u av--uuuu _u\.wbLA5 1LAu\ILl. uyvuuu 2 The war came, and I enlisted at once, and recexved a Vcommisgsion. Almost our entire class Went, `and `the man she really loved was next below me. in rank. _ Eugene Le Fevre ? j A (_To_ be -.Conti_n`ued) Mr. and `Mrs. Thos. Christian celebrated the ftieth anniversary `of their wedding day at [their home, West Main St., Beeton, on Friday, Oct. 7th. There were present`, be- sides the members of the family, Mrs. A. Sanderson of Caledon" East and Miss Norton of Bolton. A son and daughter _in} the West were the only absent _members'` of ' the family. .In addition to a num- ber of. beautiful and useful pres- ents, $50 in gold `from the family was presented to Mr- and Mrs. Christian. Mr.` Christian ._was born in Lincolnshire, England, in 1.839. Hexcame to Canada in _1859, living, `in. the township of Adjala up to the time of ' his marriage. I Mrs. Christ-r . . ian,' _w_hose=maide'n1-Jname was E1iza- ' lbeth Parker, was born. in; Toronto, ` but wl1_en'_. quite `..young came with." her .parents V to 1 Bond; Head , -.-.wher`e _ < she -_ pfto the time -of her "mar- ;riagfe.`7 0ctobefrv.:.17.,.t{1863. .Th<'>s-., -.(j3l1i`i3`?i3nts iigi _._. e riP%ki"t -vm by _.Bev~.i; v V-. .uv yang KIID-LLIpl:\dlIAJ IV-COLL 'why, how stra11g. Shexsked me so. many questions; I wondered at `the interest A shown. Do `you 'mind telling me what the note was} -1. --_L O I `av I Were you- Great friends ? rzi-vv `V v V: c n4vuaa\.z. _ 111144;, I. \,a.uoo.u.Luu\.n She `glanced up at him` as he! paused, but he resumed , the_ story without being interrupted. , __ J T . VFL. ._-_- -....-- _ `I `| GOLDEN WEDDING IN BEE- TON.` W`v`iTuo.t in the least. She_ referrd to the past, and asked ._ me`to meet l her. I . We were enga :ed- to-' be "mar-. ried, he lacknowledgedfrankly, his eyes upon her face. . That Was at the breakingout of the war, and I; was in my senior college yeah We mct__at school," and I .Was supposed to be the heir to large . property. lShe is a beautiful wo-mall`-n9W,~a11d `she, was `a beautiful. girl then. I lthought her as .good and true" gs ,she was charming. Since then I" 'have learned` her selfishness . and deceit, that it was my money which`, lattracted her, and that she" really lloved another (V1- _ `I- man, a classmate. `I . 1 1 :5:-AA\J u\.u about '3 ;;-av you--very J .. 9,9 /I`. intimate ? A Commencing Sunday, October 26, the Gate City Express .will leave Toronto at 2.30 p.m., and will run daily thereafter, arriving Winni- peg at 8.25 am. second morning. The train will consist of the high- est-class _modern equipment: Ob- servation Compartment Car, Stand- ard Sleeping Cars, Tourist Sleep- ing Car, Dining Car, First-class Coach and Colonist Car. This will `be found the most convenient and gbest train between Toronto and . - . . - , wuj. cuuuuuc bu wave .1.U1'UI1bO at -. ~ . Canadian Pacic f . ` -The popularity. of Canadian Pac_i- same c service,. "and it the excellence of City EXPTGSS- This train is the that road s equipment, has ~been so best to take f01` P0iI1tS West Of greatly appreciated ' by the travel- Winnipeg`. but f0!` Winnipeg and ling` public that ,it has been found east the Gate City Exprws _iS the necessary to put into service an right train to t1'aVe1 by- entirely new ~ Through Standard any _Exp1-egg .1`;-ain, between Toronto adian Pacic and Winnipeg. G. I A ......_J. f`l"..-..__L.. A0 Lf F; B1-eelon, Tecumseth; Mrs. J.` _McFa_rland, Regina, Sask., and Miss Beatrice, at home.--Beeton World. [NEW CONVENIENT TRAIN To` I WINNIPEG,' 12.; POW ELL S; MEAT _MARKET cunasznlh 313A 11! (SA GREATEST NEWSPAPER CLURETNR OFFER TET PRESENTED 1 ! 2 .Th e Northern ,.Advance and Weekly Mail 57- Empire Nowml J .,1} t,` 1914 ;4:~i- for _'I?l?reesMonl;hs } For 30C Fim Now {can Jan. 1st, 1915 `Twp Papers for Fifteen`Mo1_1tlj;s The Sergeant had came 5' -grasp-e.- ea this fact when his,attenti!on was' divewtcd by the appearance of Miss. .Mc-Donald. She was dancing with a civilizm, an i1nInaculat8ly- individual with ruddy, boyish face. His intense adlniration of his; part-i_ 11e1'\vu< plzmly evident, and `the. girl. 5i111pl.\_',(iI'GS.vS,8(i in White,` her- (-heel~:.~' tlu.~l1e her dark eyesbright with enjnyniciit, set Hamlin s cool. ner\'e.< throhbillg`. He could n0,t`,1"e-V sist g_~:1zin;.v- at her, and, as ;_ their eye; liner. .~hc bowed, the full red lips pzn'ti11_;' in a smile ofirecognir tiou. 'I`her<- was no reservation, no 1'e:~:traim in that quick greeting,'.as she whirh-:1 by; he could "not fail to (`U111]H(*i1t`!1'l its full sig'nicanCe_-, she llzul not forgotten, had no de-_ ;~i.'e tn ;`1-g-;-t. What he imagined he read in her face swept all else ']H5liU1 L13 ll AAu\.Lu\.uv\.L gnu fawva vwnu -m~o~.- (\'("~'. he follo.wed`her slight, 3.-ir1i ri;_>'u:'e as they circled the hull. 'i'h.- mu; ceased, and he still \\'2iil`i}Mi m the lad led her -to a sent. hin1~L-lf sinking into a chair i:(`$i(il` hm-. Then the passi_11g_ out mi .~;\~m':1I men, W110 desired `return ('i1'l\'~'. <'i2illl)(`i his attention. When thw law mt` 1llI.`.~"3 had disappeared, he` ;_-1:111:-vi 2`-.:::1i11 in her. direction. ."~ln- \\`:1~' ;:I~m~, and her young part-i In-1' \\'.-\< \\';1ll{i11_,';' toward him across thw Iw.-2-1:-1 mm-. The lad ca-me re; 1'4,` ah-in`. ,which by now containv <--ll fw\\' l:itv1`m`.<,ia11d stood there a. 1nU1Ih'!11 j_::17.i11_;` out i11tO the street. ".`~.1<' jmn ;\'(_*1'g'ez111t Hamlin? he 1l.`i{"(l quietly, A ..X' | fzmn his mind ilistanitly, and, with