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CHAPTER VII.
THE BBOW2VE8 ASBITK.
ONTRARY to all expectations,
the Brownes arrived the next
morning. The Depplnghams
and their miserably frightened
C
servants were scarcely out of bed
when Saunders came in with the news
that a steamer was standing off the
shallow harbor. Bowles had telephon
ed up that the American claimant was
on board.
The deepest gloom pervaded the
household when Lady Deppingbam
discovered that not one of their reti
nue knew how to make coffee or broil
bacon not that she csred for bacon,
but that his lordship always asked for
it when they did not have it.
Bromley upset the last peg of endur
ance by hoping that the Americans
were bringing a cook and a house
maid with them.
"The Americans always travel like
lords," she concluded, forgetting that
she served a lord and not In the least
intending to be ironical.
"That will do, Bromley," said her
mistress sharply, "if they're like most
Americans I've seen they'll have noth
ing but wet nurses and chauffeurs. 1
can't eat this vile stuff. Come on,
Deppy. Let's go up and watch the ap
proach of the enemy."
Scarcely half an hour passed before
the advance guard of the Browne com
pany came into view at the park gates
below. Deppingham recalled the fact
that an hour and a half had been con
sumed in the accomplishment yester
day. He was keeping a sharp lookout
for the magic red jacket and the Tom
my Atkins lid. Quite secure from ob
servation, he and his wife watched
the forerunners with the hand bags;
'then came the sweating trunk bearers
and then crated objects in what?
Yes, by the Lord Harry, in the very
carts that had been their private
chariots the day before!
Deppingham's wrath did not really
explode until the two were gazing
open mouthed upon Robert Browne and
bis wife and his maidservants and
his ass, for that was the name which
his lordship subsequently applied, with
no moderation, to the unfortunate gen
tleman who served as Mr. Browne's
attorney. The Americans were being
swiftly, cozlly carried to their new
home in litters of oriental comfort and
elegance, fanned vigorously from both
sides by eager boys. First came the
Brownes, eager faced, bright eyed,
alert young people, far better looking
than their new enemies could conscien
tiously admit under the circumstances;
then the lswyer from the States; then
a pert young lady in a pink shirt waist
and a - hat; then two giggling, ut
terly un -llsh maids, and all of
them loli ' luxurious ease. The
red jscke u. visplcuously absent.
It is not bv. wondered at thst his
lordship looked at his wife, gulped in
sympathy and then said something
memorable.
Almost before they could realize
what had happened the newcomers
were chattering in the spacious halls
below, tramping about the rooms and
giving orders in high, though appar
ently efficacious voices. Close at their
heels trooped the servants, all of
whom took part in the discussion in
cident to fresh discoveries. At last
they came upon the great balcony,
pausing just outside the French win
dows to exclaim anew in their delight.
"Great!" said the lawyer man after
a full minute. "Finest I've ever seen!
Isn't it a picture, Browne?"
"Glorious!" said young Mr. Browne,
taking a long breath. The Depplng
hams, sitting unobserved, saw that he
was a tall, good looking fellow. They
were unconscionably amused when he
suddenly reached out and took his
wife's hand in his big fingers. She
was very trim and cool looking in her
white duck.
"What does Baedeker say about it.
Bobby?" asked Mrs. Browne. Her
voice was very soft and full the quiet,
well modulated Boston voice and man
ner. The pert girl in the pink waist
opened a small portfolio, while the
others gathered around her. ' She read
therefrom. The lawyer drew a com
pass from his pocket and pointed
vaguely Into what proved to be the
southwest.
"We must tell Lady Deppingham not
to take the rooms at this end," was
the next thing that the listeners beard
from Mrs. Browne's Hps. Her lady
ship turned upon her husband with a
triumphant sniff.
"What did I tell you." she whis
pered. "I knew they'd want the best
of everything. Isn't it lucky I pounced
upon these rooms? They shan't turn
us out. You won't let 'em, will you,
Deppy?"
"The impudence of 'em'." was all
that Deppy could sputter.
At tbat moment the American party
caught sight of the pair in the corner.
For a brief space of time the two par
ties stared at each other, very much
as the hunter and the hunted look
when they come face to face without
previous warning. Then a friendly,
half abashed smile lighted Browne's
face.
"I beg your pardon," said Browne.
"This is Lord Deppingham?''
"Ya-as." drawled Deppy. with a look
which was meant to convey the im
pression that he did not kuow who
the deuce he was addressiug.
"Permit me to introduce myself. 1
KH sin Robert Browne."
f C Oh," said Deppy, as if th ; . did uoi
convey anything to him. Theu, as ai
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extend his hand. For a moment young
Browue waited, a dull red growing In
his temples.
"Don't you intend to present me to
Lady Deppingham?" be demanded
bluntly without taking his eyes from
Deppy's face.
"Oh er is that neces"
"Lady Deppingham," interrupted
Browne, "I am Robert Browne, the
man you are expected to marry. We
are here for the same purpose. 1 sus
pect. We can't be married to each
other. That's out of the question. But
we can live together as if we"
"Good Lord!" roared Deppy. coming
to bis feet in a towering rage. Browne
smiled apologetically and lifted bis
hand.
"as if we were serving out the pre
scribed period of courtship set down
in the will. Believe me, I am very
happily married, as I hope you are.
The courtship, you will perceive. Is
neither here nor there. Our every is
sue is identical. Lady Deppingbam.
Doesn't it strike you that we will be
very foolish if we stand alone and
against each other?"
"My solicitor" began Lady Dep
pingham and theu stopped. She was
smiling In spite of herself.
"Your solicitor and mine can get to
gether and talk it over," said Browne
blandly. "We'll leave it to them. I am
quite ready to be a friendly ally, not a
foe."
"Let me understand you." began
Deppingbam, cooling off suddenly.
"Do you mean to say that you are not
going to fight us in this matter?"
"Not at all, your lordship," said
Browne coolly. "I am here to 4igbt
Taswell Skaggs and John Wyckholme,
deceased. I think both of us will run
no risk if we smash the will. If we
don't smash It the islanders will cheer
fully take the legacy off our hands."
"By Jove!" uiiatered Deppy. looking
at his wife.
"Thank you, Mr. Browne, for being
so frank with us," she said coolly. "If
you don't mind, I will consult my so
licitor." She bowed ever so slightly,
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an end and, moreover, that It had not
been of her choosing.
"Any time, your ladyship." said
Browne, also bowing. "I think Mrs.
Browne wants to speak to you about
the rooms."
"We are quite settled, II r. Browne,
and very well satisfied. she said
pointedly, turning red with a fresh
touch of anger.
I tru6t. you have not taken the
rooms at this end."
"We have. We are occupying them."
"I'm sorry." said Browne. "We were
warned not to take them. They are
said to be unbearable when the hot
winds come in October.
"What's that?" demanded Depping
ham. "The book of instructions and de
scription which we have secured sets
all that out." said the other. "It's
strange that the servants didn't warn
you."
"The the confounded servants left
us yesterday before we came, every
mother's son of 'em. There isn't a
servant on the place."
"What? You don't mean It? I say.
Brltt, come here a moment, will yon?
Lord Deppingham says the servants
have struck."
The American lawyer, a chubby, red
faced man of forty, with clear gray
eyes and a stubby mustache, whistled
soulfully.
"I'll see what I can do, Mr. Browns.
Got to have cooks, eh. Lord Depphmg
ham?" Without waiting for an an
swer he dashed off. The native car
riers were leaving the grounds when
Brltt's shrill whistle brought them te
a standstill. The lawyer waved a tri
umphant hand to his friends and then
climbed into one of the litters to be
borne off in the direction of the town.
"He'll have the servants back at
work before 2 o'clock." said Browne
calmly. Deppingham was transfixed
with astonishment.
"How how the devil do youdoes
be bring 'em to time like that?" he
murmured. He afterward said that If
"Good Lord ! " roared Deppy in a totr
ering rage.
he bad had Saunders there at that hu
miliating moment be would have kick
ed blm.
"They're afraid of the American bat
tleship," said Browne.
"But where is the American battle
ship?" demanded Depplngbim, looking
wildly to sea.
"They understand that there will be
one here hi a day or two If we need
it," said Browne.' with a sly grla.
"That's the bluff we've worked." He
looked around for his wife and, find
ing that she had gone inside, politely
waved Lis band to the Englishman
and followed.
At 3 o'clock Brltt returned with the
recalcitrant servants or st least the
"pick" of them, as he termed the score
he had chosen from the hundred or
more. He seemed to have an Aladdin
like effect over the horde.
Calmly taking Lord Deppingham and
his following into his confidence, be
said, in reply to their Indignant remon
strances, later on In the day:
"I know that an American man-o'-war
hasn't any right to fire upon Brit
ish possessions, but you just keep quiet
and let well enough alone. They
just simply know that I can send wire
less messages and that a cruiser would
be out there tomorrow If necessary
pegging away at these green bills with
cannon balls so big that there wouldn't
be anything left but the horizon in an
hour or two. You let me do the talk
ing. I've got 'em bluffed, and I'll keep
'em that way."
Over In the gorgeous west wing
Lord Deppingbam later on tried to con
vince his sulky little wife that the
Americans were an amazing lot. after
all. Bromley tapped at the door.
"Tea is served in the hanging gar
den, my lady," she announced. Her
mistress looked up in surprise, red
eyed and a bit disheveled.
"Ask some one to bring the tea
things in here, Bromley." she said
sternly. "Besides. 1 want to give some
orders. We must have system here,
not Americanisms."
The tea things did not come In. In
their stead came pretty Mrs. Browne.
"Won't you please join Mr. Browne
and me in that dear little garden? It's
so cool up there, and it must be dread
fully warm here. Really, you should
move at once into Mr. Wyckholnie's
old apartments, across the court from
ours. They are splendid. But now
do come and have tea with us."
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
And Proposed Charter ef the Ocala
' Investment Cempeny
The undersigned Intending and pro
posing to organize a corporation under
the general laws of the state of Flor
ida relating to corporations for profit,
hereby make and publish the-follow
Ing articles of corporation and pro
posed charter.
L
The name of the corporation shall
be the Ocala Investment company, and
its principal place of business shall be
at Ocala. Marion county, Florida
II.
The general nature bf business to
be transacted is to acquire, buy. own.
lease, sell and encumber real estate,
to buy. acquire and own personal
property incident to Us business, and
buy and sell securities and to do and
perform such other business as Is In
cident to the purpose of this charter
and not Inconsistent with the laws of
the state of Florida.
IH.
The amount of capital stock author
ized Is the sum of five thousand dol
lars, which will be divided Into fifty
shares of the par value of one hundred
dollars each, non-assessable.
IV.
The corporation shall exist for a
term of fifty years.
V.
The business of the company shall
be conducted by the following named
officers, to-wit: A president, a vloe
president, and a secretary and treas
urer, which last named offices may be
held by the same person, and by a
board of not less than three directors,
which said officers shall be elected st
the annual meeting of the stock hold
ers and directors to be held at Ocala.
Florida, on the third Tuesday In De
cember of each year.
The names of the officers who shall
conduct the business of the company
until those elected at the first election
shah be qualified are George Stuart.
president, R. R. Carroll, vice president
and W. W. Clyatt, secretary and treas
urer.
VI.
The higheat amount ef Indebtedness
to which the corporation cam at any
time subject itself is ten thousand
dollars.
VIL
The names and residences of the
subscribers and the amount subscrib
ed by each are as follows:
George Stuart. Ocala. Florida, 24
shares: W. W. Clyatt, Ocala, Florida,
24 shares; R. R. Carroll. Ocaia, Flor
ida. 2 shares.
In witness whereof the Incorporators
have hereunto set their hands and af
fixed their seals this the 26th day of
October, 1909.
Geo. Stuart, (Seal).
W. W. Clyatt, (Seal).
R. R. Carroll. (Seal).
State of Florida,
Marlon County:
Personally appeared before roe the
undersigned authority George Stuart.
W. W. Clyatt and R. R. Carroll, each
of whom are well known to me to be
the parties described in and who ex
ecuted the foregoing articles of Incor
poration and proposed charter, and
each acknowledged the execution of
the same for the uses and purposes
therein set forth and expressed.
Given under my hand and seal ef
office this the 26th day of October,
1909. (Seal) S. T. Slstrunk.
Clerk Circuit Court. Marlon Co.
Notice ef Application for Letters
Potent
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned will on the 1st day of De
cember. 1909, apply to the governor ef
Florida at Tallahassee. Florida, for
letters patent upon the foregoing arti
cles of incorporation and proposed
charter. Geo. Stuart.
W. w. Clyatt.
R. R. CarrolL
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
Leave te Sell Miner's Lend.
Notice la hereby given that on the
11th day of December. A. D. 1909. I
will apply to Honorable Joseph Bell.
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county
ty. state of Florida, at his office in
Ocala, in said county, for an order
authorizing me. as guardian of the
minor Paulina Victoria Lloyd to sell
at private sale the following property
belonging to said minor, to-wlt: Com
mencing 25 feet east of southwest
corner block 2$ Old Survey thence
north 11 ; fNt. east 23 feet, south 112
feet, west 2S fet. also w of lot 2
block 35 Old Survey, and 160 feet
north and south on north side of lot
2 block 2 range 4 Go-s" Addition, all
being in the city of Ocala. also com
mencing 25 feet south of northwest
corner of sw4 of sec 18 tp 15 south,
r 22 east, thence south 3.16 chains.
eat 104.28 fet. north 3.16 chains, west
104.2 feet, also ne4 of nw4 of sw4
of section 13 township 15 south, range
21 east, except 70 yards north and
south by 140 yards east and west In
the southeast corner. Said land be
longing to the said Paulina Victoria
Lloyd, a minor, to be sold for the best
Interest of said minor.
This 9th day of November. 1909.
George Giles, Guardian.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given to all cred
itors, distributees and all other per
sons having claims or demands
against the estate of Arls M. Hunter,
to present the same to the undersign
ed administrator within one year
from this date. Sept. 18th, 1909.
W. E. Hunter.
As Administrator of the Estate of
Aris M. Hunter. Deceased. Monnt
Pleasant, Tenn.
W. 3f. Barco. Resident Agent.
Ocala, Fla.
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ARTICLES OF, tNCORTOQATlC
And Proposed Charter ef
'County Abstract Cessssjy.
The undersigned Intending sad
ad pr
loa tun
ttete :
posing to organise a corpora tl
der the general laws ef the state
Florida relating - to corporations f
profit, hereby make and publish th
following article of Incorporation asu
proposed charter:
L
The name of the corporation aha!
be Marlon County Abstract Cfemnan:
and its principal place ef bastav
shall be at Ocala. Marlon
Florida. - :
IL
The general nature of Araslneas. tl
be performed and transacted, byta?
corporation Is, the seerchiag oC'SU
lie records of Marion county FlortcL
the copying therefrom of aH mat
ten pertainlnar'to the title ot reel ' (
tate. or lands, and . the placlagf sr
posting such tnformstlen and tatxter
on the books of the corporation, an
the making of sbstracts of- ttUe.jc
furnishing Information as to the can)
dition of the title and ownership
lands In Marion county. Florida Stt
making and affixing certificates to ab!
streets, or other information reSittr
to land titles, and to do and ptsScxz
all things pertaining to' a' general bC,
iness of an abstract of title company
mortgage book, papers and other sr
tides and things - pertaining te ta
business of an abstract of title com
pany. and for the use of such com
pany.
m.
The amount of capital stock anther
lzed Is the sura of ten thousand dot:
lars. which will be divided late
hundred shares of the par ' veins.
one hundred dollars each, which
be paid In by conveyance to the
poration of certain personal
consisting of abstract books.
papers,- safe, furniture and office
tures, owned by the Incorporators, tft
Just and true value of which is herU
bv fixed bv the Incornorotoro ot thl
sum of ten thousand dollars: .' am
when the stock Is issued it shall bt
i fully paid and non-assessable,'
TV.
The term fer which this corporatlet
shall exist Is ninety-nine years.
V.
The business ef the Corpovstloc
shall be conducted by the following
named officers, to-wlt: A president
a vice president, and a secretary am
treasurer, the last named offices nasi
be held by the same person, sod t;
a board -of directors consisting of WL.
less than three i persons, which as
officers shall be elected by the etocd
holders at the regular meeting ta Dx
cember. A. D. 1909. end asm asA
December of each year. The
of the officers who will conduct t
business of said corporation uat
those elected at first election shall
qualified, are John M. Graham.
Ident:. W. D. Graham, vice presiSeat!
and W. W. Clyatt. secretary 'mm
treasurer." ""'J
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The highest amount of Indebtednex
tt iUli ai iH. mm m .ill
time subject Itself Is ten thousss
dollars.
VIL
The names and residences of W
incorporators and th amount of cap!
Ital stock subscribed by each 'are si
r3
follows:
W. W. Clyatt. Ocala, Fla. St alts
John M. Graham. Octlt, Fla.,
shares.
W. D. Graham, Ocala. Fla, Ztj
shares. I
In witness whereof, the in corpora!
tors have hereunto set their band:
and affixed their seals, this thf
fourth day of November, A. D. 19CI
W. w. Clyatt. (seal)
John M. Graham, (seam
W. D. Graham. (seal)
State of Florida,
County of Marion.
Personally appeared before me.
undersigned authority. W. W. Clya
John M. Graham and W D. Q
each of whom are well known to
. . f. . ... .
to be the parties described in and
V vot.v ivirs)VMiB) e tonov wa
corporation and proposed charter
each acknowledged the esecsUes)
the same Tor the uses and"pur(
therein set forth and expressed.
Given . under my hand and seal
office this the fourth day of N
ber. A. D. 1909.
(official seel) & T.
Clerk Circuit Court Marlon Co.
Notice ef Application for
Patent
Notice is hereby given that the
derslgned will, on the eighth day
December. ' A. D. 1909. apply to
sovernor of Florida at Tafia!
Florida, for letters patent upon
foregoing articles of Incorporation
proposed charter.
w. w. Clyatt.
John M. Graham.
W. D. Graham.
NOTICE
The tax books will be open
day. November 1st, for the collect!
of 1969 state and county taxes.
per cent discount will be allowed
all taxes paid during November.
Respectfully.
E. L. Carney. Tax Csllecter.
L. ALEXANBEi
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ter work for the money thaa
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