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Show • --f .·~~~~~t ~--.-~~~--~~~~~~~~~--~---- ,Jd. . . 'Jll ehad guar,. ia$DIDtlOD el the Jallhl Ai n ~n to 1mow Att.el" 1 ~wwr • , to hftYe :tellowed that 4'd· uldou tbo"Ch &her MAl He be* hi ~ ~rJDa' dr...att!red bimaelf u ap- dom manfully, lleeptna the humil· ,,.,,,.• ,.. "~-~~~ •~r-- t1H!MUM". bef.re hei, • he- t•ttv ~mew caNfully frotli the :ntWi f,~j&JiftM:b. n.,u! flgure. tbls receptio'A was all Govemor.. •itl~~~· Of a but the lqt atrn to hfa spirit. H~ Isabel was still the JD.Qst wonder·. -~,A~~~ o~r not aetoat fl"Owning &ilene, mO"V~ him to fur- fu.l girl he bad ~ver mett ~ ltiJn ·a nte~an ther trantic efFOI'tS 'to impreas her Chapter V :,.!.,4·: -f: ~ boe JIJ 1:be bar- with the faet that he ,-as a; dareThe neXt mo~ the .Qovemor been visltfDc frie~ evil Wicked person she would have announced Cornford as their next man walked oddly, blm be. • stopping poi,nt, a tcnm, he explain-~- now and ~ as ijloqh You were ukint for Mrs. Copg ed, whose history thrUst far back ~, a,n4 was c~ hUi rlght 4on. W~; I certainly could tell into Colonial times. When they .- M;.upo,a W. left 09ul4et. This you a story if you ould cive me were aeated Jn the ~or car he ~ d,o.ps of blood were fcnmd time. If I had known Mrs. (foag- drew .-lmall volume frOm his poco tJfe bo&N alk et68aed 'bt the don as • frifmd of YoU1'8 I should ket. Archie saw ~hat it was really ••lJld _..ndid ~. pd it is ~ ti have acted ~&rently,. very di1fer_.,. .,... another of tU burglar· ently, indeed.'' 1&11 woUnded bl a . . . . "l think," abe said, pj.nr him ,. _ .,._......,In the mterior ~ with a look of acorn, "that you've :Wlfla'· -~- tthe help CJt WI c~ been following me or were put here ·'8tl!l-.~~· P~IY tile lhot t~ ..._tch mel 011 wen~ to Bailey C..JDinp hWe. Bdoor to la.k at. a eottap, dicltt't )aJer fell lrOa :Aidue•a rou! PUtne1 Oc»ngdon was there, ,, ..... tJae Qo\'ei',DOr took it p. wasn't he!" ou ••• agl-~. ;/ulehle! "TJUwfa the ~ of it, JOU ~ oat lecn to eonceal rour bcnr1" A1ellle erled. "I doltt feeUDcal" ··Jle read 1M paracraph for 1ft of me Whelr it riaftced quiekly at ~ ~ I ahot at the ' nr ort, po•tbl;v. '!'" murmur;.; COD&d~ o OJ' Bol(t, the . . . t1ae ao.I'DOI". "eotapoa J'O'Il"t • eo oual tuma:r ::~~t~f• I~ afr.atd JOlt lied to me [Ooliin' for • drg don. .• I" 1111 1da hiUa4 ~-"WI I:WI~I • •'ft r lJe a widfnr for , Witlt. ller ha.1ld .,_. . , _ , opon . .. lift4. .diO!l aDd fear ~ ~~ W'• ~,..17 Jut at l_...&t ~ poor o P--r dad or ~ gnat I w: do yOu n,.M -.,.,...--•, ~ ftllt t9• hide ,_.."' -~-~.~~ MDJ the brute!'" ,.....~,... Cllalel~. lt '~a exaetl'Y what I suapeetilld ~ ~ excl&lnled fudoU8ly. "You ve etlilau-~'J~r , ~ .-.itlat, ._. to And that out. • ::~~----, ·tall~·. ~lte ,..~. . ..· Jiuiil JOU play the fiPY for hilnt Jl~ ~to :NROrt bl• talk about shooting a m~t Why, BQt ~ you ha~n the moral cou~ to ~-.. ·- • qbt m a ftea. The kindeatt irtfle~ •• ;J.~~~~~h.-e· lid ~ tation I ean ]JJlt upon your .actions .~ IMII~t!'i" s to Miulile that J'Oll are h~leuwounded. ly mad." :-14 t~cql4tAf bls ~ coD· They had reached tlte statio;n • she ~~1$~·~r~IP. . ~;Qtl'lal!n"; , ~ ju~ 4>Ut. Ntd snatched her~ ·~~~~~ ~Y ~ s Be ~Heel • 'bill to the driver 8.1lU •~ friend assistance_ btu· dashed acr~n the platform, a:ft;ctr 'CliP m t'be ~ of )l.er., <n.Sbr to see her vanish intb the tbe dUel in dl& & a~ eatibule .,t a Boston trai,n jUst AN UN.EX it waa :dm•ing out ••No, Mrs• .COngdon¥ ngi~rHew~ to the water f~ -' re Withln a -weei, I'm *Ve. ftrmly JU61 e4 to drown hf"'.-l( you leave lltiY message,, but las eo• • failing he ~~ Aithie paused liY the del!k, iltal'- 11bna,el:t ld~du$b' tQ meUu)c~ ~ open mouth~ at ;the young reflections. W b - who was asldDg qongdon as: a ~ of evil q.. ~~on. If he was mit men What buaine$i co~ lilllbel If . . se•ses the .girl was Isabel have with n. ~OR 1 \Yh., - She glanCed carelesslY bl should she ~Dk him ~a'Pa;b of ~ · .. ,'liMIIII d,lrection as the clerk, address- ing QP,On. ..her mov~ twhy •.• &Aol!li '!W I I l as Mr. C&mly, asked if was alte tit Pe~utb alie 'llditi!I:O:was' ~&' he wanted. Ar· had tdld hill\ ,.. was ~ ..._.. mp'ly :ralsed his hat, only mediately for her ~1*' eua) In - _ . ~ • reluctaut nod and ichigan? diapl~ with coDJlOHe bad .,._ wholly and et at was w.ndng taetless in po~ upoa tie Aft • Qldou wha~.. be rqlfred UDder the ""'· .....~"~_. lqtld~ of tbe bdlk t m AO:S!:i tlloaam -- c ( I . ·------ five times as big as ATLAN TA a volume of the Horatian odes. The Gavemor was utterly berond him and he stared moodily at tbe ~~ landseape. The Cor,nford Iu proved to ~ a quaint old t,ve'rrl, . - i&fter a lelsurel7 luucheon they took their l Coffee iJl a ple.._t prden on one · aide of the house. Two men came into the -pt;deu -..act UN OP CITY"; / I I I : .. • ...· . ... I seated themlelvea at a tal»le ¥ on the other ~ of • 11Cr&eJl ~bery. '~'key ordered eo«• - . oile of them remarked, In a lOIW' 1 t&n&: . .,.,....,"':-.. ':" I "You oqhtn't to have ~ 1 Gat euh up ~ T}le old man is i • fool or he woulc~Jft have euaestneb a tl)lnc.'' The Govemor aGdded to A:reJde to keep 011 ttAf1tg, while- he playM ~~·~-wM~~ "Well, be wrote .that lae '1'&8 eotn Jag here to ~ a wMk illld 1 wanted the ~ I eetuld h'rlnc currency .uad ~oae t1le transaetlo. fte Congdons an aD a tot of eranb, you lmow. 'l'1Wt otd curmud..-n Carries a small for tune around all the time, and never accepts , check in any transaetton:• ~t's stroll about a little," sald the Govemor. He led the waythru the -gard~ to the -street, a.n4 bade Atdrle proCeed sldwly to the post offtce while he walked toward the tnafn entr&llce of the Inn. When he joined Archie., he informed hbD that the two ftntlemen -were- Seebroo'k and Walters, a:ftd that tlleY had rooms ort the dOor belO.w them. •.Ynu do,)'t think they've got any conside~Ie sum ot money with them, do you?'' ~ehie ~ed brea- i DUNLOP CITY ~dWwodtldle pt'Gi4'1CdMO.a• ........... t.bat-11 co-J:aae• iMo oaep'•ce--.,woaW ~ • , . . . . . Ot)'" ofe.er 100,000 IICHI. 'T1IfB. sreat induscrial capital of the South . J.. ·.Atlanta, with her 19,654 acres-il bat one-fifth the she of ''Duo.lop City." Aad even sreacer than the size of "Dunlop Oty." is Danlop'a world-wide reputation for building uniformly supreme Dunlop Tues. SupreGle quality made possible Ddnlop's great Size. In tu~ Dunlop's great size makes possible this same supreme quality, at lower prices than ever. You can expect more of Dunlops. I t Weasly. -rhat remains to be seen. When they reaeru,d the green. ..vJdeh the town's growLh had left ttJ on~ side, he sat down on a bench directed att6ntio~ to a ehureh se history he read impressivefrom the book. "And in the eeHar of that simp~ edifice where the early colonists used to hide from predatory lndians, is hidden fifty thousa.Dd ~olIars. It must be saved from de· struction. Fe ean't faU Utaz"y." They found 1talf a dosen visitors J'Oamimr through the ehurch, and whfie Afehie eourteously Alilwel'ed a question a.-.d hn.. by a stout,...__ _ _.....,_......,_ _ _.........._ _ _ _......,__~.....-~- ... t-r The Midvale- Garage 36 West Ceater St Utah ' |
