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PAGE TWO J 1 THE LAE JCASTER NEWS, LANCASTE | Sheila's igr || broken by bin || right thing?h? R, S. C. * ? lornnee must not be on hla head, iself. He had done- the neat. If cou ? had held his peace for clean. Ills I FRIDAY Ills knee br^cl.es were rse; his Htockliigs were ?w<.n i feet were well slid, bis , SEPT. 23, 1921, nodded. ok you. Michael?get you , and order me as rood a ni = NO = ?FFN.<5 (, nod he would hold It eoat worn, a (lowly he folded up tho that belongs It to his Hps, and pat ant. Bo wai ;et over his heart. endurance. Dyck's ha i BOOK H * warm stnlW "Michael? AFTER VIII. A njolstun He did not i Enters the World Again, gratitude, h< ad he had till the look nm| of g to the well-to-do peas- pudding u I a figure at' eourege and Ayft> >nd . rrench win id went oat ^e him and ^^^ you I t crept to hta Itr*. gft towethei ever-faithful Mlchaell** kind. Tve I came le Michael's eyes. flta ^ >Q sneak as. with a leofc of ke n jD pr) > clasped the hand Dyck "There's ah and chop* and baked can be bought for mosey. I'll have a bottle of red te and you two will have Ilka beat. Mark me, we'll there, for we're one of a got to take to a life that ex-Jallblrd, a man that'a I son for killing!" the klng'a army," aald GIL i "The Seat* ?Y BER T PARKE Author of of the Miahtu." "The Riahi mi H"Ia It near t Clones of kli runt of the t ilia conpaol stone, wrappe InffH, faded a pinched with < her day. said,-' "Seven mln God hloaa hlru h? timer' tiled Michael offered him. Mend, as Osagr stood In Freeently 1 trlaoa. topher with en, whe was seated on a , "***!!* ?'d d to dark-green e^er- teethe.. d wern. and looking w?ld In the dear Novem- ??^ came ini without lifting his head: H .. utea, an* he'll be out ^10U a ... day for you Michael. Djck turned to eld Gluts- ft." a Madly laagb. A Strang frlead I lou. top, coaie Dyck's thU ig set loose agatal You're "Michael, int*8 sure." A grim, hard vitln lUualo to his faoet but both handt killing a nx id oaaght the old man's enter the a fectlonately. "This Is ao nhould kn< to bo waiting at prlsoa'e could aet i They make good officer* la e, kaJf-eore em lie came to i 11 pa. " Held he, "give ap these ns. I was condemned for in set la fair tight. 1 ean't rmy as an officer, and yon >w It. The king htaseK ne up again; hut the dls 1 j YNOP CHAPTER L?Returi 4ty'? ihootlnr. Dye* MUD| Irish gentleman French and American Sheila Uyn. seventeen Ins In the nelghborhotx Copyright by Sir Gilbert Pmk* *'* T* | '"iTwIw't nee?* ! one thing that's pi PSJCSfSiM '? ? th,a that yo. of tho time of tho escape is to tell t y^Md'Srl tSSE Quarrel. If the tri a. They are mutu- ever it is. I belie Sir Gilbert lie continued, "the almoet as precis aln to my eyes, and of It caught Mi ur only chance of hand and presw he truth about the substance of th< ith were told, what- "My Dear Frlen >ve it would be te "I have wante MTf ^MW M|cha?l. t Parker mcnt no mer broke him. I* Fas print The night ?t his temples i heart like a warm la prison feu id It This was the denined to el| > letter: free. I don't d: w?? twcause o d to vle't you In prls- erniuent nl>out him and prMMt Mm I" "He d?m?l ,mnl.h. Jjf. * e than I did, and If. re see. the gray gather . . ... ^ though he*, only bee. J- " r years. Ha was coo ,ha* 1\ [ht, but they're let him J 1! mo#t 1 know why. Perhaps It *"* if whut he told the gov- ,"e w"y ' tlie French auvy. Fve no^T ,!, e . ... . .. .. . "Tt In tbut uplici v UUI n.? rwv (BDCV IHflWf lleee In n??twa In nil round the 1 It Isn't the killing," he my friends, movent's sHeaca?"It |R that I'm Ing that hurts so. If It's (>? oaten klUed Hrrls B*r?e. what it's soured the rcassn why I killed helly. tie ready a to 9r another?does It matter * The two Christopher gently. eld Christ I von think not 111 11 ir rant- ?tretaIkhI n en mm idu me is ten umri varld and baek again I No, , what is la my mind now i hungry. For four years the broad of prison, and any mouth and galled mug you to'that Inn and make r>d meal." men started to leave, but opher turned round and hniiil uii urn] out. any nurnctrtr snail dissipated father, E another hadng divorce* tier maiden name. CHAPTER II.?Reac finds Leonard Mallow, tow, with a message feneral summoning tyck's father, to Dubl CHAPTER III.?Thej there Mallow quarrels duel is arranged. The) and Dyck la victor. MTVST her JOUr credlt-Pll ? ! him and resumed It wns to your cre< Ileve you Kullty of hlnc home. Dyck tlioy'd touch you from ?Uie^attornejr nan,e ot ,he '"ot?' Miles Calhoun. you to tell the tn lln* ' rel! Id the name r ro to Dublin and "Don't speak to wkh Dyck and a terrnpted Dyck. v ' wU* thousht of all th, ij that for you. If on. but my mot lilt, even If they be- and so, even If I killing Erris Boyne, I must not dlso lightly. Ah, In the read the papers er you loved. I ask your trial. 1 ith about the quar- charged with kit of God " rloua In Dublin me like that." In- think he got his rlth emotion. 'Tve killed, ose things. I hold "I will not bel her has forbidden It. 8*t*n '"e J<?y <* could he let to enter, the sour earth hey her. I have not news of his t giving nn account of him the cre?! only know you are what was left ling a had man, noto- .TOU think he d life, and that innny Old Christoj Just deserts In being eyes twinkled more pain tha leve thnt your fate la "Ood Jove y< r me son ltsoir oown to , . When I took him the tprs ,?,"Ce ' ather's death, and told R1>self In sh litors were swallowing cojnp ?"1 v of IMaymore. what do nsk1f'1 Dypk Hdy. with a sinllr >her nognn smiled; his 1 kave a M,tl with it mirth which had *'e drew fl n gaiety. of *o1 9U, I know what l?e did. tho"1 ?- j .. "I^ook at l ve pnld the price, sunk j -son of nine, lost my friends nnd mid hlnck i rltli not n penny left?" ture of yo "Ilut yes." he folded brightness i >, wry and twisted. "Yen, nnd song, e left!" not Irish i rom his pocket four smnll i thing Is Iris il. nnd gazed Ironically at I hut you wl pnltn. , swnyn to t tliem 1" He held out his 1 mist ?? ? f Ireland, bright and black und bright may be the plcnr life, but I s^e for you nnd sweet faces, and music It's not Irish music, and It's ?<>ng. bat the soul of the ih. (Irlm thiols await you, II conquer where the eugle he shore, where the white rent the hills, where heroes CHAPTER IV.?Errts French employ, gets trie* to persuade him against England. They la overheard to threat the former Is overco wine, Boyne's second worn and stabs her fa the heart. CHAPTER V.?Hourt entered and Dyck arret murder. He does not Boyne or not. he was the drugged wine. Boyne, seeretly In i*Ble uevnuseDyok drunk and pence. To spenk StJSS&'KSS one I love ten Boyne. While one I love with al me with drugged "And vnn won't wife enters the Ano >ou wont lthlcss husband to your father?becai ' * ; en (eMail i me with all your i later the room la asi;ed Miles Calhoi ited en a charge of know if he killed It's different?1 so muddled with ?Ah, Jfs a worn "Never mind wh -iwame i noiu my an evil one, tun would be to hurt | you between th -nye, to hurt some; and dishonor; h 1 my soul." c?U you guilty. 1 speak to save me? Far awny I wf use you don't leve believe In you. soul I Is that It?" | man friend. Yei m. for Michnel Clor It's different" Joves you well !anl" Jng a gay life at It is. T will not rmti* hprp nnd ii ine iuw win grind oe uuiig uui i e millstones of guilt It go! It's nc ut If the law should have I said tr : still will not believe. Michael nod II think of vou, and "Almost his dear, masterful, mad- nnd he Hung s, you nre n madman, said." ies told me?faith, hi "Aye, he'll I -that you've been liv- kept the clotlu In Dublin since you to prison nnd thnt fho mflli vmi nra I'm thiiikluir lis iiuiius uuu sum, i^-i >thlng to me.' Mlchnel l,in uey. the Httie co led. from me v very words you've used, They ve been out his hands, as you ?' ",e to tue now? >e changed; but they've w*'!^ >? he had when he Vent * " no' n he'll come out In thein. There s soi i more?tliere >, t the two men couid Ree meet, wtier Iiir. "Those \v??e tu&en the hlue nn vpen I entered prison, voice of G? In the hands of the head to you In er since. They give them Having h -ull that's left of what I stretched. I the voice c II, sir." declared Michael. * prophet, netlilng left from I'lay- head bent * ninety |>ounds, and It's with Mlcht o the hand of Moyra stirs id the witches flee from the >d. There Is honor coining the world." iiId his say, with hnnd outmvlng tlwllled the ulr with if one who Imd the soul of the old ninn turned. With forward, he shuttled away lei Clones along the atony CHAPTER VI.-Shell to go to Dublin with Airs. Llyn opposes the i Mrs. Llyn'i wealthy b invites them to come i and they decide to so. CHAPTEI Dick's Father 1 In vain Dyck's li a bega her mother I tell. There are th her to help Dycte. ?%mn death" ' dea. A letter from lnn rother In America "\es, snarled tl ?nd Mve with him. ?r than gave y< dishonor upon h I VII. birth. Dyck's face was "Father," said h Visited Him wouldn't hurt you fcwyer. Will Me- but I'll not tell th< Ings more shameful accused of killli he on use of It. le old man. "Rath- "I think 1 nev jurself, you bring j troubled In splr lm who gave you time. Of course, 1 do about you. submerged in color, makes her snd ni le, "on my honor I we are leaving if I could help It, "Yes, she and i world of the auar- to Ireland. Thu ig wus In great part "All. no!" "Tlint can't b er saw my mother so stole. Only a 'it as she Is at this for a suit of m she could not feel as him wear my It Isn't that which man! It wasn nd haggard; It Is that a suit I hougl Ireland behind. wouldn't have 1 are saying good-by prison a poor it's why I think she peasant's cloth interrupted Michael. 11 m^. ',0< ' e, for Ida clothes was ? Jnur week ago lie sent to me 10 ,,on y own. I wouldn't have J,n,,s of .f"1 clothes?he a gentle more, t fitting. So I sent him it from a .hop. hut he J'00'1, M,l'" . It. Ha would leave he man, as a peasant In " *"jJ es. So he wrote to me. ? }n\ v >t. It w?s got from the street, sporting kit. There was I>yck w? i the hike, the gun imtl all heating hm fraff sttifT not Bold wltli It was m footstep h led and smiled. again he n haeJ !" Some howl ew himself up stiffly Hnd some nodd? out his breath as If with speak to I lug. For four hard y?.\n> theru were itched thi'iH go, hla heart rd, hla spirit orerwh?lm(d. jt fur he wulked, yet every nd u history. Now and act people who knew him. il a little too profoundly, m1 ; hut not one stopped to tlm, though a few among people he had knowu well "Connlck, urged him ly the killing of Br would not do so. ? Immediately on kein ato/the government, t jected Invasion of ^tench fleet, and sa -come to him from a government bad at o Regarding the dea to deny absolute- rel between that n rls Boyne. Dyck alienee may hurt le had, however, hurt some one else g Jailed, written "By God, I think elllng of the pro- dreamer slipped < Ireland by the fold! T>o you kn< ylng .that It had You're in Jail. If*: sure source. The you'll be sent to nee taken action, the years that'll a th of Boyne, the j your life; ^nd yow lan and myself. My j might have let ? you, but it would J went; but since far more If I told.** then. It must noi you are some mad again. In my i >ut of the ancient the hills somcwh ?w where you arc? ?t*t day we mei you're found guilty, other once more prison at least for Oh, very poll the making of to my Uncle Bi i do It because you Virginia. A letti ae see you before we Here Is the let It must not be, well, pocket n sheet t. But we shall meet It out. "See?i lout I know that on mind," he add ere f&r off, as on the shook his hei ? we shall meet each rend It to you . Where are we ro- the note, nnd i far! We are iiing of the Cnlhni yan?Bryan Llyn, In poverty und il ?r has come from iilm Old Cbrlstop tor." He draw from hi* rn1 ,,H,pl1 I of paper, and spread read It. Ah. well, never thr 1,,U"u IckI. a* old ChriKtopher when (he air id. "Never mind, I'll It had (he sui !" Thereupon he rend had seemed t< added: "We'll nee him In prison h ins rlsln' high beynnl worked much, dafortune some day." I that for hlin her nodded. had given Idi i ueniea me rree air 01 ih unys k?i Even when wn!':'nj? '.u he wore, o mi. or fold or fair days, sunk so lo t.i . .? i company? was Ilka a knife or when BCorn 1 of summer In K, It still At " . ^ " CK??e hl?- . , a e hnd read, thouRht and .... .. They had at least done .. , the place f . Tto .Hon.*, ?r?er?l h<?; ? n freedom to work with , ne oy. tins 11 me ciouiew a r wan It that his star bad I w that none could keep It I He laughed to himself In I loor of the Inn he sniffed I Michael had ordered. I vel" he sal<] as he entered I ind saw Hie two men with 1 s against the bright fire. J nlv nna irov tn Ilea anil I wiy living tmng 11 __ Chat liia own s\vor< *rom stain. His law xrost of this, but t< Impression In the coi men bad been dric 4iad quarreled, and Out^ being fought 1 Ufa enemy. That there had b< rlwir from tho f?ff tl i dis tavor was think you'll spars i-potat was free I ask you $o spar yer made the ut- Vouch eics, we > no avail. The done madl, bad ti irt was that both none has shamed t iking; that they ?none hut yen." that without a have never i Dyck had killed Calhoun," replied "As the ancients s ?en no duel was pr|?e__i wtn Hy w! list Krrls llAvn?'? " i somebody. Well, orbing as to aiak e im. We're been You see, my frl > Oilhouae; we're Then follower tings, perhaps, bat Bryan Llyn had is before the world herself, end she decision tXfgo o shamed yon. lflles home which h< his son sharply, aniong the cottoj aid, alls volat pro- When she had fin Ith my own wlsgs. tn^? 8he went o -K-II I., ;? our hoiwe with hltn. "I'm glad W end?" on the hilltop i the story which hnd his day; h toJd tgpr mother and wtfit wrong wl wrote of her mother's prU-e we aU i ut to the aew. great done." r uncle had made "There you' ? fields of the South. Do^nn. and 1 tshed that part of the dovnfnll Lega n aO fellows: that's nov l^ei les Calhoun was bar ed his skuuds, an above I'laymore. He shop like on? e lived his life. Things oa it Som tb hltn, ctf he paid the bad started I mist pay /for work ill- and the officii the prisoners re right. Christopher mnke a remember the day the went out Inl n. It was when him Pyok hnd ei r<| Mallow, governor of things he nee id to slave In the work- .... whose living depended philanthropic official ? . J* :l.. Ides of workshop, ??" J**"* Is tisd *lve? Iks lie* of * * a chance to lenrn trades . D , little money before they Chrlstopke. lo the world. Ail that irued went ta purchase ded, and to help bis fel i mm j ^ ivay I'm going to try."* >u'll not try it alone, air. If I," said Michael. Til bo f I may." fr bless you as you go," said *1 Dogan. ?' ^ CHAPTER IX. ? Whither Now? sword was ondrawc however, on Hie In attorney general, w rfor the Information .had been changed manslaughter. though Chat Boyue had been 'Hhy a man whom he h On one of the di JDyck's futher, bow< ? ?j tj?me weai, come u The charge, fOIt)e light, I have stlgatlon of the nothing shall chat bo was gruteful my moti^,. better t i about France world. You would from murder to ghnn,e to have Mj . it seemed clear fother WeU. I j r.U!,,lT1>.kl stand by what r ad befriended. my WQ| h#ve dJc) tys of the trial. ca? me fl dr<ram( wl, morose, and \ T?,_w . _ woe, come dark, "c """" " fixed my mind, and through the lett ?ge It. You loved ' w'" n0 haii the rest of the 'tick. Listen to hare thought It no come to Amerlci kl so to your own OTfr * Hnn't Le (ay It to you?1*11 coim'- Whe" tl1 ny conscience and P1"!80". Innocent toted to me. You ocean and sr tr. Let It he so. ni,(' ^ r???* rt.._ .. Nearlv all those ivw J..U. inir umjr | JaillUKH, CUIlie :ers that wHl follow Dublin. 'ihlna t believe in your bad after that; hui m*?why don't you talk I had wltli I also? Oh. think It fore his death lleve the worst will nic. 'my fainll ey relet.ee you from Mnd downs, nt and acquitted, cross name have bee t up your tent unde '^jt never for ltrli>es. Think of 1t!i fair finht.' 'O men In Amertee wnn 1 '? ?- ?? - to summon Calhoun to ?ow prisoners s *.vere never the same Where was t I xell rvniroilier one tween the old i Mile* Calhoun Just be- vollty, fanta: : 'Michael.' he said to ? great as t y have had ninny ups hell. Here ti id some that hear my ?f prison. \vt n In prison before this, two of the In killing a muu out of land, and yet, ne of your name may the best. u * . ?-*- fitnlklnn ol or inetr families. j. he now? The gap bellfe of nonchalance, frl- <? sy and excitement was |rfric hat between heaven and Farmer (I ie was. after four years a|Wl?ys ring ilklng the highway with ,np lhe ^ jmhlest creatures of Ire- cook?^Tti* , as his soul said, two of j Boston Trai i~ ?- ? " ?1 ST NEXT ISSUE lenc/. the Farm, to new help)?"Why doyov : the Hmall bell after rln*ji'Jar dinner bell?" Irish t's to call the children."? lacrlpL obstinate, came to i Mites Calhoun Io< with dejection. Hit Vjner the grimly fnn *ncee smeiled the d suddenly the whole i forth. * -You don't give y> ?f escape, Dyckl VhA furies are. Wl & tu 111 nil | a ill O ee him- deep r* ill that I >ked at his son that's behind me t ? eyea wandered (be shadowy kings > Dished cell. His amp of It, and Hfe and gave ft bet wul ef him burst In what they did. | to walk the hills r ourself a chance tate where you an You know what so. I have no fear hy don't you tell If It la to be prlso i vt- uriiiiK " r^Jand me?na. All fouKht under V my own. back to bora la th? of Ireland, who loot wHh thetit to thi unse they believed ory and Jove ?* 1 So will L If Tm and 1 "'?,,w hnv 10 more on tho e?- 0 w'th the Bi 5 master, let It bo we d "1 ; I want no favor. ,aDd- we have s? a, then It shall bo lf we l,ad ,ou?h ? ? ? :?f in |ii 11 ill, w Yashlngron and wen vMlin; a mnn . . . you believe he ,e islands. They too* ^ f() it far laud the iuenihesc old homes. You f,>r a wftlie; th e fought for England Mr. Leek's ni Itlsh troops, because Tell iflui that jtlon. Here, In Ire- hltu, and as hi >en its evils; and yet times mere. I t for the Union Jack though we n? ir, miu j, uui uvi tur 1,1 out #f fair fight. If <**"!>' became did. 4 there'9 no death nnd Clirlstof r yon!" He wan sileut turned r< j "Come ofi. en at Inst he whispered Rut tl,e tw line, uud auld to me: ?|,.a ?ot fl as a Calhoun I love piayraore!" I a father I love him tea j "Well, the h'or, leok you, Michael, | Dyck, for he tver ran together, but | hear his new " 'r iii iiivu^iii, ur ouu" conscious that Michael >her had fallen behind. >Ulld. TltU Come on with me." o shook their heuds. M.Or ttlna, you a Calhoun of "hrlatopher answered, n, listen to me." sulci saw the men eould not and t democracy. "I'm hun i to Eeal Estate tgage On Eeal Estate all Ugal Blanks The truth about the "the good of keeping when there's many i by your telling Itf -Who would profit ***Wbo would prof <a>ld man. "Well, 3 tflrst, for Jt might brei circumstantial ev! father would profit quarrel? What's prison. If it is to your mouth shut, it be shame. The that would profit meo must suffer I takes. Well. I wll r asked Dyck. if helplessly, bat I It?" snarled the oath which I hare 'ou would profit will not do It?nes ok the dark chain . "But of one Idence. Also your I thought?" asked I : r" "* "Ted I _,i mi ~ be shame, then let De^on" Ule raou se are days when ln th? lonelJ wo If they make mia- "?ve- ln u>? ??< il suffer, fearlessly freedom fought will not break the ?tates wa* well taken. And so I 'So keeP this er?never?never I" M mother an thing have yon She wou,d D?t U his father. MYo? think I have ne torbed as when iim of the nusrreL . ? > , stains or uame ana quarreled nnd ds, we shquld, 1 be- vve are both C 1 have said that the |S warm te hi for by the American thousand time won. less I would a matter In your mind, band."* d I will soon be (one. "flash I Lo< ;t me come to you?I aald his compi er seen her eo dls- tl>? gatei I asked her?and she (be sun broke U..S t Jk - - took our own paths, yet gry. In foui ralhouns, and ray heart t?eul that ca m. If uiy ton were a or went to tl s a criminal, ueverthe- tie tavern, tl che to take htm by the the Llffeyaid the place wh jk at the prison gate," merchant-shli anion and stood up. i of the prison opened, aaHaBaaaBMH through the clouds and I years I haven't had a me from the right place ie right a pot. la the litis Hen and Chicken, an e, still gotngT 1 mean ] lere the aeamen and the > officers visit." I ?? For Sale at News Office 1 i i >sname. pernaps; iu this disgrace. Oh others besides yours "Think of others!' a queer smile llgl face. "I'd sere mj ably could." The eld dm font ?4o*t bettea. Bis ey I get miei irum ?? ?? ?- ? , man, think of for the reason thi lelf!" somebody. If yon < " said Dyck, and *nd yon are cond ited his haggard hurt somebody eve rself if I honor- Tor a moment ' absorbed, ifls fa >led with a waist- his whole appeanu as Mlakod hard. with deliberation, I "This la not a ~ 1 ' WW. hat at ferlnHi ? luruauv uiv w> wi it you might hurt obey her. Well, Jon't tell the cause, nogs. 1 boow raj emaed, won't that j knom her marr n more7" and that ber h Dycb stood silent, died many a yea ce looked pinched, trail of regret t tee shriveled. Then, sea, 1 never ka< m said: was all font ago matter eg etpedl- ttees bent forgel nta M? Mtfl MA., .kta ?Ha mc vu /uui uui * ui?- gave a Drtiuai , this la a sad bust- out of the ga r mother baa suffered, yet firmly, dre led Ufa was unhappy, the stalwart b usband?my father? CaJhonn. r ago, lea ring a dark Terribly cba teblnd him; but, you entered prison iw my father. That ebeek, the till , and It la a hundred hia eyas. with ttn, slender, and , 4m VMiih I- tfcM* ? - - - ? nt phase to the scene, itee there caiue slowly. seed In peasant clothes, nt faded figure of Dyck H nged he was. Be had with the flush upon his B t of young manhood la i hair black and bauds handsome. There was 5lumbi in g - A .CHEERFUL ______ r Hift m Umtm ?????.wE WORDS | "XHtse - .w? I At last tfc* M m aboat Ms Hsr HmwM4 wtfd tfcs Int. "Wait s ?!>, aai MfcM st a -Ps>t #s Uks.dMM dumma wts damnsd. ao back t 4 mj heart has it- 4mf% and I mi leaking bach to I ? (lor a lone tlwa. charged with aa aa drew the deak ho ta oat gattt] n and tamed to- when I shall at of good MaadOh hthar," said Djrek. -Do not holloa L Too'd hotter sot The thing to do I agate. If Tm co*. ?f ?? hearts i a PlainerOS If Ta aaain. and I hai [* JS 1 JTJ" th# ftio* pdm ?h?r> 11^ froai which th< ?*U erlmc, ?f fhM m** tot* ? ft qmm u4 fMM ?*? etrry * *Mt Mdmet ji *? aHghti* fcm i ad ?fli Mt l? ? & brvwii v?r* I b to km? dm onhii wot aug *** ** tbt BMMKh tl?> m X tlwua akall. I _t_t _ iia m au nt? n?w. u m a dKMImH mb dew ef youth had m- When hl?h ItfeHi atenaa had l Though the hody was . . . * the head waa tbmyt W let' rd, aad the heavy ' tn eayt a aatle, halfHMU k>n_? All ' Vl # a in need of work in our line as estimate your work. We mbing and heating aappliee j .# Ai.. nr.i -i I '! i it will pay yon carry a full line I! TW li mm Villa an wffUlily a itffc to wots ?i|Tll jWimi fr jxm * *** ^ "** "AMI jam-it ym ftm to MMMI *ff pm Mqvttto k mgk mm?cm r? m. WUto R, A mom wit lato Dou'a KMMf warR Dyck wu A a vmdevM fett* 4por clans, la a Dlaaaora to B* oat for aoroa to Haiaora. Tbafa Wtert to jm, , You're get gaod-b?. I mi tm Mt ftwr rftoU Mp ?d 4. ni take to dM IMe. Ood to vt cured." -I ?m r, without fnrttor loaf. He heard tto "P. 8.?I toe I America la a go i time on tto edge man to lira to i r - ^ Ml, better tag, I aay Mao mm CM hxmt*!y.* otter oo tho MM or Mi?to of Mo tfc jool it Mm pti yoer Mend. looked grave*; "SHEILA LLTN - ^rero standing rou to remember that ,wepf t|0wly od place for a young brlchtenlna tl ind succeed." Celtic maul. C i (Na Ma ban da. Ob*1 Id*. 11*H?. ewM; tb* ^ Ma bat la rapty t? tb* "11 tar* baaibl* Crtbada. d***d behind Ua b* r at tb* tw* men, wbo v o*t foot apart. Tb?r? I Into hi* *yea, enlarging, Ld? iea, the glamor of the If all Ireland, or all who FA KIWCV. JUSV WAMT IBB I F. Waldrop ewwmm mm[ & Co. vajra helped bm whe -m medicine (or 017 k ohrayi done aplendk * fOc, at all dealers. Co.. Mfra., Buffalo, J iwa'i fcayg ^ Wl bed, burled _ . cntljr, 'however, tli m I MTV UMlll -A tetter for j idneye and bar* * work." Tt^ ||p4,t of the Foster-Mil bum Ovrtt r"!nr*"*vl to r M. Y. out tiie.it Uilticuitj, In dejection. Free- Dyrk rend the ie door epened. fnl slowness, rou. sir," Mid the happy accidentelse?Mrs. Llyn I cr4t was dim, hnt from her rintich oo'l *hc Irttrr with ?o:>n who hnd '?ei rtb ilic writing v? as by the liver wiu Utter with wonder- | had ever knoi He realized that by I the only onee -It eould be nothing | world again! hnd been nWe to keep i MiehneJ C*l< ter the fnct thnt the | big nogv i?n Wiled In the tavern | f?<;| hrnrin^ i tier lather. greut l<ir.i;s. *n him, these two were I p ^ welcoming hlin inte the I ttOCK nee, with hie ovnl red I P >. ateely eyea nnd fttend- I hm! !n hfin i'to of J Ilia lull tinnlj Hill S. G. G hone 58 BaMaaniDnmMBBMHH reenwood, 8. 0. PhoHQ 156 i ' ] i , -> ' ?. - * ; . V - I