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Grain
Bv Atimoc. Press )
CHICAGO. S-pt IS.—Decreasing stocks at
IJeerpool and diminishing northwestern receipt
had a bulhsn effect on wheat today. Beside.-,
world shipments were smeller, and the trade
scented n><e disposed to attach importance to
Rumanian defeats near the Black sea. On the
other band. Kansas City and Omaha report.-,!
many era of whet earned over from last week
unsold Opening prices here, which ranged
from C decline to 1S advance wen- followed bF
material gains all around, and then
of a rea.-ticn.
An increase >n the Lnited States visible
wheat supply total acted temporarily as a han
d’-wp for the bulls. the close, however, was
-.tmug. 1 to l e » net higher, with December
at tI.ASk, to «.4S\. »nd May at Jl.iy'j.
Corn n-ae in value owing to assertions that
frost damage was m-ich more apparent tvday
than had been generally suppose! would be the
rase. After opening S io •'< higher, the mar
ket continued to ascend.
Torn closed firm at •» tv le net advance.
Oats hardened with corn and wheat. Offer
ings were light.
Trade in provisions was almost entirely con
fined to lard. The market symtmtbiaed with
the firmness of quotations on bogs.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following were toe ruling prices In the
ei-tange today;
. Prer.
• Open. Hurb. Lx>w. Close. Close.
WHEAT—
•Sept 149 14»ti 14TH 14’» 14T«-
Dee 14S' s 145»4 146 1 14 SS 147 S
Slay .149 «14S>. 149*k 147 H 14»*s 148 S
COBN—
Sept. *«»4 *7 MS b* *54
Dee 72U 7»», 724 73 73
May .. 78 7«S 75?* 76V* ISfe
OATS— !
Sept 1.44% 444 444 444 441,
Dee. 47 47»« «?« 474 47S
Mayso% 30% 50% 50% 50%
PORK—
S«pt. *.28 05 2b.06 28.02 28.05 28.05
Oet. * .... 26.70 26.75
Dev 23.60 23.65 *23.50 23.52 23.40
LARI*—
Septl4.4s 14.50 14.45 14.50* 14.47
0ct14.40 14 40 14.35 14.42 14.43
Dee 13.92 13.32 13.70 13.75 13.90
RIBS—
Sept. .. *. ..14 65 14.75 14.70 14.72 14.70
net 14.20 14.20 14.07 14.12 14.30
Jan. 12.67 12.67 12.52 12.62 13.75
VISI2LE SUPPLY
Wheat, increase.
Corn, increase. 224.<a4>.
•>»rs. increase. 2.829.000.
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
By Anaaeiaead Presa.)
CHICAGO. Sept. 18.—Wheat. No. 2 red. nmn
ital: Na. 3 red. $1.43%4it.47%% No. 2 har*.,
81.48%«ai.51%; NO. 3 hard. gl.<««!«•.
Corn. No. 2 yellr»w. A7GS7%e; No 4 vellow, i
SHtMe; No. 4 white. «20«3e.'
Oats. No. 3 white. 45W45\c; standard. 45*i
*-46**e.
Rve. No. 2. kl tSWal.n.
Barley. 43«»»1.15.
Timothy. 83.5<*'<?4.50.
Clover. FIIOO ,14 no
Pork. »2««W
Lard. SI4JB.
Riba.
ST. LOUTS CASH QUOTATIONS.
The following were the '■ash quotations on
grain and the previnn* •-lose:
Close. Prev. rioee.
WHEAT—
No. 2 red 1.M%4L63% 1.63
bo. 3. re* .. .. 1.48 QI 49
No. 2 hard . .. l.Vt <11.61 1.33 *■»!.•»
rnRN— i
No. 2 •... 83%* *4 M 9 64’
Nt*. 2 wb%e ««
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No. 2 41 St 44 *4 44140 43
N«, 2 white ... 43 «7 45% 4«’i
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
'Bv Assoc ated
KANSAS CITY. sept. 18.—Wheat. No. 2
Mid. 51.4851.56; No. 2 ted 81.5K11.V..
•tern. No. 2 mixed. 53Q43%e: No. 2 mixed.
kttxVie: No. 2 v»11«*. ■*3-
Oats. No. 2 white. 46%e; No 2 Mixed. 45%
Q4T%e.
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET.
By Aaaoc.at »d Press. -
ST. LOVIS. *ept. 18—Poultry, chicken*.
14%®16%e, spring-. 18e; turkey*, jte; ducks,
14e; geese, 13e.
Butter, creamery. 32%c.
Eggs, steady. 25e.
KANSAS CITY BUTTER, EGGS POULTRY
By Aasor’.ated Press. *
KANSAS <ITY. Sept. 18—Batter, creamery.
31c; first*. 3Be; eewnds. 27e; packing. 24%c.
Eggs, firsts. I***.
Poultry, bens. 16e: roos’ers lie: broilers. 21e.!
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Atlanta Live Stock |
,Correctbt by W. H. White. Jr., of the White
Provision Company.)
Good to choice steers, nuu to IMX) lbs., $6.5<
; to «7.<M).
Good steers, TOO to 800 lbs., $6.25 to |G.75.
Medium tu good steers, 700 to 800 lbs., $5.75
; to $6.25.
Good t<* choice ueef cows. 750 to bfiO U»a„
. ss..~i<* to $6.00.
Medium tu good cows, uso to 700 lbs., $4.50
io $5.30.
Good to choice heifers, 600 to 700 lbs.,
$4-50 to $5.50.
The above represents the ruling prices of
good quality cattle, inferior grades and dairy
tj pes selling lower.
Me-iiuui tu good steers, 750 to 850 lbs., $5.50
, to $6.50.
Mediant to good steers, 650 to 750 lbs., $4.25
to $5 .oa
Mixed common, $3.50 to $4.00.
; <iood fat oxen. $5.50 to s6.o<*.
Medium oxen, $4.50 to $5.00.
Good butcher bulls, $3.50 to $1 00.
Prime bogs, 200 to 250 lbs.. $8.75 to $0.50.
Good bogs, 160 to 200 lbs.. $8.50 to $8.75.
Light bogs. 125 tu 16u lbs.. $8.25 to $8.50.
Good pig’. 'JO to I'-’O lbs. $7.50 to SB.OO.
Above quotations apply to cornfed hogs. Mast
and peauut fattened lower, owing to quality.
Cattle receipts continue light. Market steady
to a shade stronger on better grades. Tennes
see shippers supplying most p£ the desirable
beef cattle at prescut.
Hog receipts normal, market st«ady.
LIVE STOCK BY WIRE
Bv Associated Press.)
KANSAS CITY, Sept. IS.- Hogs—Receipts,
11.000, 5c higher; bulk, $10.75'0.11.15; heavy,
510.60'-111.10; light, $10.70® 11.20; pfgs, SJ>«O
®10.25.
Cattle—Receipts, 36.000, steady to 15c lower:
prime fed steers, $10.00*811.00: dressed beef
steers, $7.504t'9.75; western steers, $6.50®
9.50: cows, $4.75@7.50: heifers, SG.OO® 10.50:
stockers. $»1.00®8.25; bulls, $5.25®6.50; calves,
$6.50«i11.00.
Sheep—Receipts, 17.00", 10®25c lower: lambs.
$9.75® 10.50; yearlings. $7.50®8.15; wethers,
$7.2507.75; ewes, $6.5007.25.
CHICAGO. Sept. 18.—Hogs—Receipts, 29,00",
slow at shade under the opening, which was
, unchanged to 5 c.'iiis above Saturday's ave-age,
bulk. $10.50® 11.60; light, $10.35011.80;
mixed. $10.16011-50; Heavy, $10.05® 11.40;
rough. $10.03® 10.25; pigs, $7.00® 10.10.
Cattle—Receipts, 21,000, unsettled, native
beef cattle. $6.60® 11.30; w»stern steers, sfi."o
®9.40; sto<-kers and feeders, $4j50®7.65: cows
and heifers. $3.50®9.35; calves, $8.80013.0"
Sheep—Receipts. :i4.000. weak; wethers, $6.75
<98.30; lambs. $6.75010.70.
BUTTER. CHEEBE AND EGGS
(By Associated Pres*.)
NEW YORK. Sept. 18.—Butter, steady;! re
ceipts. 6.573 tubs. Creamery, higher than ex-
Itras, per lb. 34%084%c; creamery, extras!
i 92 acnrei. 33%c; creamery, firsts. <-u>-!<l :
-eorei. 32%* 33%c; creamery, seconds, (83-871
■ score*. 29%®31c; creamery, thirds, 28® 29c;;
I creamery, ursalted. higher than extra, 34%®
3.V: creamery, nnxalted, extras. 33%c; cream
i ery. unsalted, first". 32033 c; creamery, un
; salted, seconds. 30@31%e; state, dairy, tubs,
<inest, 31%®32%e: state, dairy, good to prime,
I* 29%®31c; state, dairy, common to fair, 26® ;
29c; renovated, extras. 2»®2P’jC; renovated
firsts. 27%®28e; renovated, lower grades. 260
27c; imitation creamery. firsts. 28®'28%c;
- ladles. June make, firsts. 27®27%c; ladles.
Ic-i rrent make, firsts. 26®27c! ladles, current
make, seconds. 25%c; ladles, current make,
lower grades, 24® 23c. Paeqlng stock—Current
make. No. 1. 25®23%c; current make. No. 2. ,
I'becse, firm; -eceipts. 1.539 cases. State—
Wliol • milk: Flat.-. early . made, specials, I
19%c; flats, *resb. colored, specials, 19%®
19%c; flats, fresh, white, spe., 19%c! flats.
fr<«h, colored average faacy, 19®l!i> 1 c; flats,
fr>—h. white, average fancy. 19®19%c; twins,
early made, specials, 19%019c; twins, frosh, j
epecl.-ils. 15%®19%c; twins. fresh, average
fancy. 18%c; eheodarw, early made, specials.
19%e; cheddars. fresh fancy. X3—62:23egb%e
19%c; single daisies, fancy, |9%® l!)%c; all
styles, iindergrndea. 15® 18%e. Wisconsin—
Whole milk fancy: Twins, eatly made, 19%®
19%e: twins, fresh, 19®19%c: singles daisies,
fresh. 19%®19%c; double daisies, frosh. 19%
®ll' l ic: voting Americas, 20. Stat«—Skims:
Early made, specials. Ulf: current makes, spe
rtals, 13%*r 15 , «e; choice. 14%®13e; fair tn I
gon>l. 13’-® 14c; Icwer grades. 7® 12c.
Egg*, firm: receipts. 7.557 cases. Fresh,
gathered- Extra fine, -ioton. 36'<r37c. extra
firsts. 36®36c; .firsts. 32084 c; so<-ond«. 29®
31«-: thirds and poorer. 27®28c; fresh gath
r-red dirties. No. 1. 26®27e: fresh gathered,
dirtlew. No 2. 22®35 , 4e; prime to choice, dry
cheek*. 24025 c; undergrades, checks. 20023 c:
r-f rigors tor. special marks, fancy, -tore and
insurance paid. 3<i%031c; refrigerator firsts,
storage and insurance paid. 29%®30c: refriger
ator seconds, storage and Insurance paid. 28®,
22c; refrlg-rMcr, lower grades. 23®27’4c: re
frigerator. state, white, 31033 c. Nearby and
white eggs: Htate, Pennsylvania and nearby
henn»*ry, whites, fine to fancy. .45048 c state,
Pennsylvania an<* uoart-y hennery, whites, nrdl
j nary to good. 35048--: gathered whites, as to
; rfxa sad quality. 30043 C; Wlaconsia and soc.th-
I ern. gathertd, wh tes. 30086 c; state, I'enn
aylvanla and nearby hennery, browns, 38042 c;
1 state. Pennsylvania and nearby, benn ry. browns
and mixed, ordinary to fancy. 3tKtß«c,
NAVAL STORES
(By Associated Presa.)
SAVANNAH, Ga.. Sept. 18.--Turpentine firm*
|f 42s*c; sales 25; reeMpt.v 242.
> Rosin firm; sales none; receipts 743.
,t Quote- B. $5.75; D. $5.8.3. E. $5.99. F, $6.10;
hG. $6 15; H. $6.20; I, $6.25; K. 86.25; Ml
116.40; N, (6 35: window glass, (•5.30: water’
white. $4.60.
I, 4UGAR MARKET ,
o 'By Associated Press. ,•
NEW YORK. Nept- 18. Haw sugar, firm;
llcentrifugal. 5.27; molasses. refined.: I
’tst-udv: cut loaf, 7.53; --rushed. 7.40; mould A, i
6.9*1: cubes, 6.90; XXIX jH-w-iered, 6.55; pow-; '
der«-d, 6.56; fine grsuulal ’.l. 6.40; diamond A, I
6 P«. •- tifec--..|.. ,»■ \. N, t . 1, 6.35.
Sugar futures oi»eri«d quiet on covering by .
:• shorts and support f-v-m trade interests. At I
norm pri-v-s were 3 •<> 10 points higher.
o < losod steady and Itu 20 |Mdnts higher; vales, .
" 1
NEW YORK SUGAR MARKET.
»• Open. Close.
• January ~ ~ 4.05®4.0>
Febnutry ~ .. .. ~ 3.9803.94
pMarch .. .. 3.6603.92 3.9:i'w3.9i
'••April .. 3.8603. in.
May •• •• •••• 3.95 bid 4.0004.<12
’ June4.o3 asked 4.1004.03
Tjuly ». .. 4.06®4.<m
* August 4.0004.11
September $.3004.40 4.50®4.52
I O-tol-er ~ .. ( . 4.27 hid 4.4004.41
l»eeember .. .. .. .. 41T1 bid 4.3104.33
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METAL MARKET.
» By Associated Press.)
I- NEW YORK, Sept. 18.—The metal exchange
quot'-s lead $08007.00; spelter firm: spot East
'■St. Ix>ul» delivery 1>%4<9%.
■ At London lead 30 pounds. 10»; spelter 55 ,
peunda.
'; topper firm: 01-wtrulytlf, $27.00028.25.
» Iron, steady: No. 1 northern, $20.50021.00;
8-> 2 s3o.ol®'JO.**®; No. 1 northern, $19,504!
eSO.Wt; No. 2, $19.00010.50.
,j Metal exchange quotes tin steady; spot, $38.25
e 038.75.
At London—Spot copper. 116 pounds, futures,
112 pounds; electrolytic. 155 pounds 1Os; spot
tin. 170 pouaas. l&a* futures, 171 pound* 10a.
THE ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, ATLANTA, GA., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1916.
Cotton
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Sept. 18.—The cotton market
opened steady at an advance of 5 to 9 points
and sold 12 to 18 points net higher shortly after
the call on covering. Liverpool buying and ?
renewal of bull support. Bullish private con
dition >t>d crop advices stimulated the
buying movement as well as relatively firm ca
bles, but there appeared to be considerable rot
ton for sale around 15.<19 for December, and
1.3,77 for January. This checked the advance
with later fluctuations showing reactions es F
to 6 jiolnts from the best. Two private crop
reports were issued, one making the condition
61 and the other 59.4, 'otnparing with 64.7 at
the end of last month.
After reacting to 15.60 for December and
15.68 for January nndei southern selling and
local pressure encouraged by a feeling that pres
ent good picking weather would be follqwe-1 by
a rapid increase in the movement, offerings
tapere-l off and the market steadied. Buying
was not aggressive, but was sufficient to give
a steady undertone, and the mark-t was quiet
arnninl midday with prices ruling some Ift to 13
j-oints net higher.
The market became decidedly active and firm
-luring the afternoon. Wall street and uptown
■hMtg were credited wlti> - nvering on the a<l
vancc which carried prices al-out 27 to 34 points
net higher, with Dccemner selling up to 13.83,
and January to 15.93.
NEW YORK COTTON
The following were the ruling prices Id the
ex-hange today:
Tone very steady; middling, 15.85 c; quiet.
Last Prev.
Open. High. Low. Sales. Close. Close.
Jan 15.65 15.98 15.65 15.97 15.95 13.60
F0b15.02 15.67
Mar 15.84 16.15 15.84 16.11 16.11*15.76
Aprill6.lß 13 82
May 15.99 16.31 15.99 16.32 16.30 15.94
Junel6.32 15.97
July.. .. ..16.08 16.34 16.08 16.34 16.38 16.03
Septls.6B 15.35
0ct;15.44 15.75 15.44 15.72 15.71 15.38
Dec 15.57 15.85 15.55 15.87 15.87 15.51
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
(By Associated Press.)
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 18.—Several bullish
private bureau crop reports, pointing to a low
percentage of eondltion from the government
for September, caused moderately large buying
on the opening of the cotton mark >t here to
day. In the first half hour of business prices
were advanced 12 to 14 points.
The market developed a dull but steady tone.
Prices were well sustained at about the higest
level*. At noon the trading months were at a
net gain of 9 to 13 points.
Important buying developed in the afternoon,
based apparently on private bureau reports. In
the trailing up to 1:30 the advance was widened
1<- 3" to 33 points.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices la tbs
tx-hange today:
Tone firm; middling, 15.13 c, steady.
Last Prev.
Open. High. Low. Sales. Close. Close.
Jan. .. . 15.45 15.74 15.44 15.72 15.72 15.41
Feb. 15.82 15.51
March .. . 15.65 15.95 16.64 15.93 15.93 15.62
Apri115.69 15.78
May .. .. 15.90 16.16 15.89 16.1(1 16.14 15.82
JuneWlS 15.85
July 16.30 16.20 16.20 16.29 15.96
SepL .. . W,l» 14.84
Oct 15.05 13.35 15.(>4 15.35 13.34 15.03
15.44 15.13
Dec. .. .. 15.80 15.6" 15.29 15.6" 15.58 15.27
NEW ORLEANS BPOT COTTON
tßy Associated Press.)
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 18.—Spot cotton
steady and unchanged; sales on the spot, 760
bales; to arrive. 1,935; good ordinary, 13.63;
strict good ordinary, -4.08; low middling, 14.63;
strict low middling, 14.88; middling. 15.13;
strict inidling. 15.32; good midling. 15.50; strict
good midling, 15.75; receipts, 7.086; stock, 11,-
SPOT COTTON
Atlanta, quiet, 15.40 c.
New York, quiet, 15.85 c.
New Orleans, steady, 15.13 c.
Liverpool, steady, ».44d.
tugusta, steady, 15.06 c.
Norfolk, steady, 15.18 c.
Houston, steady. 15.30 c.
Memphis, steady, 15.37 c.
Philadelphia, steady, 16.10 c.
Dallas, steady, 14.65 c.
Boston, steady, 15.85 c.
Mobile, steady, 15.12 c.
Savannah, steady, 15.25 c. •
Charleston, steady. 15c.
Wilmington steady, 15c.
Little Rock, steady, 15c.
Galveston, steady, 15.85 c.
LIVERPOOL 00TT0N
The following were the ruling prices in the J
exchange today: - ... I
Tone, steady; sales, 12.000: middling. 9.44 d. j
Prev. |
Open. Range. 3 p. m. Close. Close. ;
Jan. A Feb. 9.27 -9.30 9.30 9.31 9.26%;
Feb. A Mar9.3l 9.26% 1
April A May’9.3l 9.26
Mar A Jun« 9.26. -9.28 9.30 9.32 9.25%
June A July % 9 -£ 9 ??,.
July A Aug. 9.18%-9.21 9.26 9.20 9.18%
dept 9.34%-O.:U 9.36 9.34
,Bept A Oct. 9.30 -9.32 9.35% 9.33% 9.80%
Ort. A Nov. 9.29 -9.31 9.81 9.31% 0.28%
Nov. A DecU.3o% 9.27'j
Hee. A Jan. 9.27%-9.29 9.29 9.30% 9.27
COTTON OIL MARKET.
Open. Ctoa->.
Spr-ta 10.20® 10.5" I
Septemberlo.oo® 10.50 10.28010. Mi
October 10.31® 10.38 10.29® 10.J10
Novemberl'i. 1 l'<t 10.15 10.16010.19
D*r-mherlo.lß® 10.20 10.19®10.20j
Jannarv .. ». .. 10.220 10.23 10.22019.231
F.-bruarylo.27olo.4o 10.31010.351
Xlan-h 10.48*110.50 10.48'0 10.49
A nri I 10.50® V» 65 10 ■ 59'u 10.6~-
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rhonniatii- trouble to try this marvelous heal- *
ing power. Don’t send a cent: simply mnil
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tree io try. After yon linve used It and
it has proven itself to bo that long-looked
for means of curing yonr Rheumatism, jou
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re—w
Gloria’s Romance
By Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Hughes.
(Copyright. 1916, by Adelaide M. Hughes.)
t !
• (Continued from Last Issue.)
‘ M’GHTERS are dangerous
• I ) charges, Pierpont,” said Judge
I Freeman. The two elderly
’ pure being almost choked him. When
r men stood watching the dance which
’ was in full swing at the coming out
t party of Gloria Stafford. The men were
I related to each other by marriage—the
1 marriage of Stafford’s son David and
Freeman’s daughter Lois —whatever re
j lati<-ns that made them.
> Pierpont Stafford nodded a worried
t assent to the judge's statement and,
5 turning his eyes reluctantly from the
, grace and charm of his own girl, xvho
1 was dancing with an almost lyric poetry
of motion, enfolded in the arms of Hich
’ ard Freneau, Pierpont looked for Judge
Freeman's girl, Lois, to find a specific
cause for the judge’s doleful remark.
» What he saw puzzled him considerably.
He saw Lois, not dancing, but watching
Gloria and Freneau. There was a look
of unmistakable jealousy and helpless
) rage on her face. He saw his son David
r speak to her and put his hand on her
1 arm, only to have her shake him off and
• move away into the croxvd.
I Pierpont felt suddenly terribly afraid
for his son's honor, and a gnawing ache
i at liis heart for Lois’ father, who stood
» beside him. But it was far too delicate
, a situation for the two men to discuss
I —yet
“Children are hostages to fortune, as
Bacon, the playwright, said,’’ Pierpont
1 murmured, putting his hand on the
t other man's arm., “After all, hoxv little
; it is we cay really save them from!”
1 Gloria was being watched jealously
1 Cjy yet another. Doctor Royce, who.
with mixed feelings of a lover and an
older guardian, felt cut t<s the quick as
she passed directly in front of him in
Freneau’s embrace. He could see the
’ look ofc perfect joy in her glorious eyes,
1 and there was rapture in the xvhole
happy swing of her youthful body.
Anger at Freneau’s unworthiness of tills
1 another man took Gloria away from
Freneau for the last half of the dance,
. and Freneau reluctantly walked way,
Royce asked for a word with him, mov
ing toward the library, where they could
1 be alone. Freneau followed with uneasy
i 1— —————— .
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ru.tomer.. You may be ... |
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bravado. Once safe from observation.
Doctor Royce let his rage break forth.
“You contemptible fortune hunter!
Five years ago 1 warned you to keep
away from Gloria. You lied to her then
and your life is still one long lie.” i
Freneau's face blanched xvith fury,'
and lie raised his arm to strike Royce,
but before the calm contempt in his
eyes he changed his mind. He decided
to forego the blow for the present, and
laughed as bravely as he could. Royce
pursued him with an alarming threat.
"What if I tell her of your affair
with a certain married woman?”
Freneau gave a surprised start, at
tempted to speak , changed his mind
again. He was guilty of too much to
risk a challenge. Shrugging his shoul
ders, he moved sullenly off and out of
the room.
Royce smiled to himself. "It was a
bluff, but it worked." He had caught
a glimpse of Lois' jealousy and a faint
suspicion had risen in his mind. Now
he wondered if it were confirmed.
Royce •walked after Freneau and had
the satisfaction of seeing him depart
without bidding goodby to Gloria.
Royce thought he had won a signal
victory. He xvould have taken little
pleasure in it had he knoxvn that Fre
neau left so obediently because Gloria
had already granted him a whole after
noon to be spent in her company alone
on the following day. Freneau felt so
certain of his ability to win a gjromise
of marriage from her with this oppor
tunity that he could afford the seem
ing compliance xvith the order of Doctor
Royce.
(Continued in Next Issue.)
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