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National Republican., 1880-11-06
MIR. ENGLISH INTERvIEwED.
A Wooful Change In the Times Since His
Grandmother Died.

Grandmother Died.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov 5.-In an interview
with Daily Ne,Os reporter this morning the Hon.
W. II. English talks freely Nbout the late election
and It's results He thinks that Indiana has held
up remarkably wol, considering the defeat in Oc.
tober, and that they have not had majority In the
state since 1872, and then less than 200 for Hen
drcks for Governor. Personally he feels no
chOgrln at the result While feeling the honor oil
unanimous nomination, the vice.presldoncy,
without influence and patronage, had no charms
for him, and he feels rather glad that he Is left to 4
life more congcnial and profitable. Tho democ.
rGcy. with democratic senate, close house Of
representatives and the presidency decided by Il
small majority in single state, will not die. Tho
real of the republican success was the pros
porous times and business satisfaction. The coun-
Try thought 1t wiscst to let well enough alone and
lack of harmony In New YORK, tho october cleo
top In Indiana and some other things may have
had little weight, but the main thing was the
good times and the disposition TO let well enough
alone Mr. English bewaied the corruption IN
party politics so different from forty years ago,
when he first entered political life.
National Republican., 1880-11-06
A Case OF Hytlrophobin.

EnINBURoH, n. j., Nov. 5.--Thrcc months ago
GuStOvo Muller, mn iron worker Mt the Crookheld
furnace, was bitten In the wrist by dog which
was kept about the furnace ON Tuesday evening
Muller complained of pains In his arm especially
about the healed wound. An aver ion to water
followed, aud before medical aid could be sum
the symptoms rs those of hydrophobla. Al last
last accounts Muller was very violent and was not
cxnpptc1 10 recover,
National Republican., 1880-11-06

The possession and retention of the office Of
comptroller of the city of New York by John Kelly
havO cost the democracy the control of the govern
lpent of the state of New York aud the control of
four years
The Boston Globe has fue hopes for 1884 Very
well; we hope SO, too; but you had better not have
so much forgery.
What the heart of the long-suntrlng northern
democrat says to the solid south LqueIyl
National Republican., 1880-11-06
rorrcrIes of l.ailroad Tickets.

CHICAGO Nov. 5.-Two men who gave their
names us stafford and Miller were arrested here
this evening for selling railroad tickets from De-
trot 10 Denver, Nnd In their possession were found
counterfeit tickets representing value of nearly
$4,000. one hundred and fifty OF these tickets
were of the issue Of tho Canada Southern railroad
over the Michigan Central, Chicago Il Alton, Mis-
of the issue OF the Lake shore railroad. In their
baggage sezod at the sherman house, were found
tho stamps and dies with which the tickets were
p1u
National Republican., 1880-11-06

New YORK, nov. 5,--The Post this evening says;
Lat night Mis-, Clara Morris was unable 10 finish
her part in Article IT. at the Park theatre, and
the audience were dismissed ut hulf-post o'clock
with the Information that thor monoy would DO
returned 10 them this morning on the pre- cniaii0u
of splt checks Nh Harriet, her husband, Rttrib-
uted her Illness 20 an attack OF Ch.lls followed by
fover which, he says, may be malaria! or may be
due " GYeTWOTk,
National Republican., 1880-11-06
Pacific Mining stocks.

SAN FRANclsco, Nov 5.--The following are the
official closing quotations of mining stocks to-day
Alta, 81; Bechtel l3G Bccher 2; Best 4 Belchcr.
81; Bodic, 1; Bullion 2lS; California, >; Chollar,
~; Consolidated Virginia; "a; Crown Point, /;
EXchequer ~; Gould 4 Curry, SsI; Grand Prize,
IA; Hale & NarcrusS, 9'S Mammoth 3,l6, Man
haitian l5lG; Martin White, "a, Mexican, 7Js Mono,
Q.l6; MONDAY, l2s, Northern Belle 95s; Ophir, GA
ORC, |; OverinNI /; potosi ,; Savage, 2LI; sierra
Nevada, "a; silver Kiug 10; Union Consolidated,
1919 Wales /; Yellow Jacket, AZ; Boston Consoi-
dated, ~ Columbus 2ll. Ophir has levied an rs.
soSsment Of 81 per share and Imperial an assess
mcut of ten cents per share.
National Republican., 1880-11-06
Tho Rosnltin California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5-This mornings papers
make the vote of California practically tic. This
change from last nights report is due less to any
turn in the reports ofprecincts than to revision Of
the tabuated statements. These differ consider
ably, and there are evidences of loose work suiI
Client 10 discrcdit all estimates. Undoubtedly the
estimate OF 1000 last night was too high, and the
best opinion seems TO be that Garfield will have
plurality of from 900 TO 1000.
Nevada will give Hancock about eco majority.
National Republican., 1880-11-06
1,hH isnnnnr Stnin

DEs MoISEs, Iowa, Nov. 5.-The republican
state committee still estimate Iowa at $1,000
majority for Garfield. Ihe returns show the
mUorities by congressional districts as follows
(claiined TO be the largest majority given by any
district in the union); fiflh 5000
sixth, q; seventh, 5000; eighth, 10000 NINTH 12-
for Garfield every County in them giving him a
majority. Only four counties of tho ninty-nine
In Che state give Hancock u majority over Oar
National Republican., 1880-11-06
pnrlnnnts TOR Lost Bonds

Judge Lawrence, first comptroller Of tho treasury
has rendered decision, In which he shows that
there Is no specific statute regarding the payment
of lost bonds The decision holds that when q
government bond payable TO learer' has been
lost the government may, after o sufficient length
of time, make payment thereof ON the clear proof
of the ownership and upon the execution OF 4
proper bond Of indemnity
National Republican., 1880-11-06
A Prospect OF Two Republicans from Ar


LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Nov. 5.-sunlclent adylces
are received to make assured the election of Jones
and Crayens (dens) to congress from the second
and third dis rlcts. The republicans are Jubilant
over their hope that Johnston and Murphy may DO
elected In the first und fourth districts. owing TO
the slim turnout In several strongly democratic
counties there Is ground enough for the Rppro-
heuson OF danger 10 make the democrats anxious
about these districts.
National Republican., 1880-11-06
Reception to Thomas Hughes.

NEW YonK Nov. 5.--0ver 5000 people assembled
at Cooper institute tonight at a public reception
given In honor Of Thomas Hughes. George Will
lam Curtis presided and delivered an address Of
welcome. lie was followed By Mr Hughes, who
read q paper on cooperation. Several other nd
dresses were then delivered. Fifteen workingnen's
societies were represented.
National Republican., 1880-11-06

THE bonanza and railway mouarchs Of tho Pa
chc coast stand high on the assessors list IN san
FOncl,co for personal property tax. Leland stan
ford report, S07l5 900, Charles Crocsor Sl9ls OoO
Mrs, NJ Hopkins Sl7,2lSO)j, W. sharon SlA50NOl,
J. q. Fair atl-2O0l, Eighty'siN individuals arc
taxed ON Sl92 100000 worth of personal properly
This docs not show the total wealth uI the persons
named as a large proportion OF their properly
consists OF realty,
National Republican., 1880-11-06
LOsll l.nsti

In Altoona, Pa, they have a town-bcll, which is
rung for fires, when a child is lost and on other
similar occasions. About midnight last Tuesday
night tho signal for "chd LOST was given on the
bell, and the honest folks of Altoona who were up
hearing returns proceeded b the town square to
hear the particulars Of the calamity. They were
Informed In loud voice by nm individual who
quickly made his escape that the democratic
party is lost and we are trying to find It,"
National Republican., 1880-11-06
Do,ouettoo n Eoi,road aIarnote.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. BE II. Green of New
York. president of the Louisville & Nashville rail-
road and associates with him on his trip south,
were banqueted by tho merchants OF Nashville to-
United States senate p.,sideds- Many prominent
rnilrOAd mon wore prpscnt.
National Republican., 1880-11-06
One oreenbno,,er from Texas,

GALVESTON, Nov. 5.-The indications are that
Jones (independent greenbaeker) has been re-
elected to congress from the fth district, defeat
small maiOrity. later feturns may alter Ibis.
National Republican., 1880-11-06
Tho Now Archbishop of nlinoIs.

CHICAGO, Nov 5.-Delnite Information has been
received that Archbishop p A. Feehan, the sue
ccssor appointed by the pope to Archbishop Foley,
deceased. Will arrive here on the Goth inst, and
viii be installed with most imposing ceremonies at
the cathedral on the day following.
National Republican., 1880-11-06
4 strange Phenomenon.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov, "a telegrophic
operator at Ozark reports that on the top of White
Hope mountain, two miles north of Ozark. stones
two pounds or less in weight have been rising
from tho earth aud falling like hail, driving ami
lies out in the fields.
National Republican., 1880-11-06
Gazing In orn Coal Mine.

PlTTsToN. PA, Nov. "a cayo,in occurred at
sebastapol, near this place, yesterday. Several
thousand dollars worth of property was destroyed
and number Of buildings hOvo been abandoned
by the fearstrlGkeu inhdbtNnts. The earth has
settled six feet. and mining in the vicinity has
boon suspendol.
National Republican., 1880-11-06
Tho count In Miun,so,a bv Count,os

ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 5,-Thc first count Of the
vote by counties is completed GOrneld's majority
Is about 10000. Tho mnJorues In the congress
second, and 5000 in the third. The legislature
stands as follows: SenGte-Republica SO; demo-
Gratis 10. House-Republicans IS; democrats, lb;
Independents and greenbackGrs, 10.
National Republican., 1880-11-06

We are indebted to II. Clay Harris, esq, Who has
done noble and disntercsted work for the repub-
hcan ticket in Virginia. for the following figures Of
Mo vote In Halifax county, Garfield, 1901; Han
cock, 1896 majority for Garfield 2O5. stoval ire
ldjuster for congress), 2,l72 Cabel (uuder), 732
stovalrs majority, li0. Tile rcadjlster electoral
ticket received only 2GS votes. Mr. Harris closes
with the hope that an investigation will DO made
by congress into tho conduct of tax officials in
Withholding tax certificates, which lost at least 500
gotes in the county 10 the republicans.
National Republican., 1880-11-06
Mlssisslppi River Commissions.

sPRINGPrELD, I'LL, Nov, 5.-The governor to-day
appointed Hon. Washington Bushnell of Ottawa,
Hon. A. w. MecGlf OF EdwarIsyillc, and II. S. Os.
borne of Quincy MS members of the Mississippi
valley states commission TO represent Illinois at
the meeting of the commission in st. Louis on the
9th instant,
National Republican., 1880-11-06
The Vote I'm Illinois

CHICAGO Nov. $50 far &C or the lO2 coun-
ties In Illinois have been fully reported, and the re-
suit Is that Garfield has majority of Gl2 being
republican net gain over the vote of 1876 of 90 0j7
II the remaining counties show a propOrtionate
gain Garhcld's majority Will reach nearly 10000.
National Republican., 1880-11-06
Republican Tickets Thrown out.

VIcKsBURG, Miss, Nov, The election commits
sioners of Warren county 1.-TWO democrats and one
republican, threw out 20j0 Garfield tickets aud
2,62O for Lynch republican candidate for congress
ON the ground that they were not In legal form
under the laws Of Mississippi.
National Republican., 1880-11-06
qheonly Two,

Staten Island was not mauagciby the machine
during the recent canvass, and as result Rich.
inuud and Albany counties, where il Is suspected
the republican leairls u.'ugyI lho party, are Tho
only counties W tue STATE iAEt show democratic
golns-Ntg lOrk tOlWt.t.G AotcGber.
National Republican., 1880-11-06
Numored Due, at Victoria, II. G.

SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 5.-A dispatch from Vic
toria says: There are rumors of q hostile meet
| ing between Mr.. Bunsler, NJ. p. for Vancouver,
and one of the members of tho local ministry
| growing ont Of q late political appointment but
| theY are not gcmorhlY oredileh.
National Republican., 1880-11-06
Change of Railroad Time.

New YORK, Nov. Son and after Monday, No.
vember s, n new two-hour train will be run over
the Pennsylvania railroad to Philadelphia, leaving
New York at o'clock u. N The $3.50 and y. M.
two-hOur trains Will be continued rs heretofore.
The fast line" for the west will leave at $3.50 IN
stead of n M
National Republican., 1880-11-06
The First West virginia rIs,riet

The republican congressional committee last
night received the following telegram:
WHEELIso w. VA, Nov 8, 1880.
Hon, jay 4. HUJbep, Hdshhigi0h, D. O.:
All counties heard from, aud, fcorrect, Wilson
wins by q majority. q, ". ATKINSON,
Chairman Stale Com mittec,
National Republican., 1880-11-06
rIsh land Learue In Isoston,

Bosros, Nov. ga meeting was held at Fnncull
hail tonight in furthernnce of the principles Of
tho Irish land league. About $500 persons attended.
Michael D0vltt and John noyle O'Rcllly.
National Republican., 1880-11-06

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Nov. 6,-rho Wisconsin egis-
lNturc will be composed as follows Senate % re-
publieRns and democrats; assembly, n republi-
cans and 20 democrats giving the republicans
majority of II on Joint ballot
National Republican., 1880-11-06
The Vote in Cuynhosa County,

CLEVELAND, ONO, Nov. 5,-The official count
shows that the Cuyahoga county total vote is
80 $40 an increase OF llOl over the October vote.
GarReld's majority Is 6,99j. Weaver had $50 and
DJW 100.
National Republican., 1880-11-06
THE POLITICAL FIELD.
The Record Not Materially Changed BY
Additional Details.
Result in California and Tennessee NotYet
Certainly observation-disclosures for
tho Republicans Improving.

Too Many for Goodc to be Counted In.
Especial Dispatch to THE EATfoNAL RErUDLrcAS.I
NORFOLK VA, Nov. 5, 1880.
My majority over Goode is 5000, and over Goode
and Lacy combined 2sl3. JoHS L. DEzESDoRF
The following returns of Virgiuia's vote on the
electoral tickets have been collected:
Ly,cio,oJ Jycfels-
National Republican., 1880-11-06

ST. THOMAS, ONT, Nov. 5.-The branch Office Of
Nelson's bank was robbed this afternoon Of $500
during the temporary absence of the clerk by q
stranger, who so far has cluded arrest.
National Republican., 1880-11-06
New Turnlturo for hIentor,

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Nov 5,--General GarAeld was
here to-day shopping for furniture A sequel to
the recent visits 10 Mentor OF wholesale delcg0-
tions of enthusiastic friends,
National Republican., 1880-11-06
nnnoock's MnJorIty In Delaware,

wIIMINdroN, DEL, Nov. 5.-The Official count
shows the vote of tho state Of Delaware on the
electoral ticket 70 DO Qs follows: Hancock 15,ls3
Garfield II loo; Hancock's majority 1888.
National Republican., 1880-11-06
a Light ship anoat.

New BEDFORD, MASS, Nov. 5-The Vineyard
Haven, sound lightship. hes arrived here from her
station, having parted her nOorlngs at 130 p. IN.
| by the chain becoming caught under rock.
National Republican., 1880-11-06

NEW York, Nov. LA meeting Of the democratic
national committee, 1t is reported this afternoon
will be held in this city on Monday next.
National Republican., 1880-11-06

THE produce trade Of chicago in 1879 amounted
to S253 OJOOJ0 the wholesale trade TO 100000
and manufactures TO S2,dolllQJ GU average In
creRse Of NJ! per cent over 1878,
National Republican., 1880-11-06
Halifax Cnuniy. Va.

Tho returns received up to date includlnB III
complete county returns not incudcdin the above
labe, are summed up as follows: Democratic, AZ
sS9; readuster 10 $50; republican, 302l0.
National Republican., 1880-11-06
THE PEOPLES VERDIoT.
Popular srniorities for President

TUPHIHT HIHJUTIIItH IOT TTesIuent
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Tho Times this morning
publishes the following table, showing the popu-
lar maiorities os near as they can now be nscer-
taiupd.
National Republican., 1880-11-06

The Ninth Kentucky District. publican.
CISCISEATI, Nov. 8. - White (rep.) is elected
in the ninth Kentucky district over Turner (dcm
by majority OF 800.
National Republican., 1880-11-06
A Woman Burned to Death.
cnnnaInn n...i. I,n1,l,n,..

LITTLE ROCK. ARK, Nov 5.-At fire last night
near the city market colored woman was burned
to death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-02
SAnF0hD'S RADICAL CURE

Is local AID const toaal remedy. and applied to
the Nasal psss..> nsudatio- thus al.ayinK inlan-
nation and pain al It olce Correcting. cleansing
aud purity ing the creic-s latcrnxy administered
10 acts upon the OF circulation keeps the skin
moist aad the acid poison that has found It's
way into the stomach and thence into the blood. Thus
cure Progresses In both directions and II does
eeeni possible :or human ingenuity 10 devise = more
ual tres vent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-02
SURPRISING CURE,

Gentlemen About twelve years ago. while travel
ling with Father Kenps Old Folks Concert Troupe ~
tcnor singer, took severe cold And was laic up At
Newark. \. j. This cold brought on severe attack OF
Catarrh. which bat,cd with every known remedy for
four weeks without availsand vas nna:y obliged to
unable to sing O nctr. For thrc. years afterwards
was unable TO sing at ALL Tie f,st attack OF Catarrh
had left asai and throat sensitive that the
slightest cold would bring frg sh attack leaving
prossratcd. In this continued TO uffcr. The
last attack. the sevcrcst ever had terrible. e
fercd the most cxcruca;ing pain in ry head. was SO
hoarsc 10 be scare " able to speak. and ccnghet
necessarily. ! thought was lois into quick con-
sumpticR and firmly bei'e sc that had these symp-
dered an easy Victim. When IN :h.s d,stro ssinR
condition, commenced the use of fSASFo1ps RADICAL
CUEx FOR CAT AEPH very Reluctantly conhss as hal
tried all the advertised remedi without bcr,r The
first dose OF this wonderful medicine gave me ths
greatest relief 1t Is hardly possible for whose head
aches ache who scarcely distinctly
account Of the choking Accommodations In his throa
to realize how nuch reefI obtained from the nrst a2
pIica;ioa OF SsNFoEps RADICAL CrRx Cnder Its IL
And by an occasional Of the remedy since. have
been entirely free from Catarrh, for the rst time In
twelve ycars.
GEO. ". HOLBROOK.
wALrHAN. Mass, Jan. 8. 1876.
p.S.-I purchased the RADICAL CCEE OF GEO. h.
ROGERS, Druggist, Runford Building
Each package contains DR. Sanfords Improved Inhal-
Ing Tube. with iuli directions for in all cases.
Price, $o0 or sale by all Wholesale and Retail Drug
gisis throughout the United States and Canadas.
WEEKS d POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
Druggists, Boston, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-02
Notice to Contractors.

OFFICE OF THE TRUSTEES,
MAINE INSANE HOSPITAL,
y Augusta, Me-, May 49, $780,
CEALED PROPOSALS, will be received at this
~ ONCE until Wednesday, june 9th, lss0, at
o'clock A. NJ, for furnishing all the materials ana
doing oil the labor required in erecting new pavil-
ion on the grounds OF this institution, or for parts
thsseof as per plans and specifications OF r. Il Fas
sett, architect which may be seen at the office oi
ne Treasurer Of the Hospital. Proposals should be
addressed to the Trustees Of Maine Insane Hospital
augusta, Me-, and endorsed Proposals for Pavihon.
The board reserves the right to reject any or all
proposals. received
aSs';;Ss SsSSSs ds%%':':. s:'s:s
naylsttjunell -.ru t.I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-02
COLLINS VoLTAIC PLASTER

And insist upon having what you are wilingto pay for
Sold Inv ali Wholesale and Retail Druggists thr J,igh
out the United States and Canadas, and by WkKks
POTTER. Proprtetors. Boston, Aass. -.fs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-02

wALrHAN. Mass, Jan. 8, 1876.
7. 81 purchased the RADICAL CCEE Of GEO. II
ROGERS, Druggist, Rumford Building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-02

Ifyou wish to buy silver plated
knives, forks, spoons, &C., cali
ON M. c. HERvEY, Jewelcr. op-
posite r. o., Augusta. Rogers d
Bros, Reed 4 BartOm's and 9TH
er 0rst class goods NJ the Lowest
Market Prices, and engraved free
Of charge. Heavy plated tea
sm0Om for $3.50 per dozen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-17
Beavers i'm Georgia.

The beaver was hardly known In this section
before the war, but within the last decade they
have become so numerous as to be positive
curse in some neighborhoOds. Those acquainted
with the habits OF this ingenious rodent know
stream, obstructing its waters and thereby
causing overfiows, killing all the timber, crops
and vegetable matter growing on the land
an annual I sconrge Of some localities, to this
cause Trapping these animals has become
quite brisk business In the last Few years to
rantfily in this market for $3.50 to s., and the
flesh is used for food though it is rather coarse
and strong, Last week Mr.. John II. Walker
canpht fWenty-one on single stream. Beside
heayers. we notice many otter, the racc0on and
other pelts in this market. The other pslts are
the most valuable, and bring S5.-[ATertcets
iII1 j Recorder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-17
DE NIoria,s Great work.
CONTAINING AN ExoUIsITB KNoTHoLE AND A FoU


An EXQUISITE kNOTHOLE AND A FOUks
QUART COW.
dame we'll along In years yesterday got into
Micnlgan avenue car with a pound OF tea
un9er one arm and chrome under the Other,
an9 she was hardly seated before man leaned
II beg pardon. but have you any objections
10 S my inspecting that work OF art?'
She handed tt over and he looked at IL closely
lof long time and then said:
HOW beautiful and lIfelikee II ever get
1iSh snai have at least three OF these beautiful
OIL paintings / don't want to seem imperti-
nen,. put may ask II you purchased that beau
tiful masterpiece for less than 8, ooo?''
Yves, she admitted.
An! perhaps they made discount I'm order
TO secure your patronage. Pertains Won got n
for forty-tivc hundred Cheap enough. wish
mad million dollars. How do revel in these
The woman looked from her tea to the picture,
Inen at the man, and her eyes began TO bulge
out in establishment.
es, this Is indeed masterpiece. he sighed
as ne held 1t up. mo one but a lady OF reiine-
ment and culture could have selected H. Pray
inadam, let me ask II you recognized the hands
saw it?' "' ~"
,.r oh yes, yes" she replied, while her eyes grew
III had $4,000 to spare should try and pur-
cnase II OF you, but as IL is, can only wish YOU
inuch JOY over ITS possession. Had you noticed
tIiaI Tree In the background"
ward. '''' ''" ioi-
How wonderfully true TO nature! That knot
IVY CilSiC was never eNCelieG by the ha nd of
mar always identify the works OF Gonzia
de Moria by the knotholes in the trees. Will
tionS?r ~ ' ''i0o-
Yes; sir. am very much Obliged
And In the foreground you observe a coy
stanalng under tree. This is a tree Without
any knothole, but what foliage. An IL | only
nad money-money to enable me to INDULGE my
taste FOR such exquisite things, See What a
COW! See that expression of contentment in
her face! Observe the majestic curve of those
horns! Here is the figure | was looking for
All! 1t Is a T. This COW gives four quarts Of
milk per day. Gonzia de Moria always marks
the quantity of milk on every cow and CUSTOM
erS then know what they are buying III
should send a friend to you to buy this picture
Tor $4,000. But no! You are able to hold IL,
You cannot be tempted"
I'D sell 1t for"
"For five thousand" he interrJIpted "but
aias! cannot raise that sum! Here in the fore
ground Is an opening in the rocks. Do YOU
know what Is In there?"
mo"
"a iug?" he hoarsely whispered-"a Jug con-
tanning remedy warranted to take OF male5
ana 1reckies. Try 1t once and be convinced"
lie sank pack and shut his eyes She sat I'D
very straight and seemed to reflect. She had
moieS and freckleS, but IL was none of his bust
ness. Presently she stood up. rang the hell.
mashed the chrome over his head, and walked
out without word. Every man laughed but
tne man with his eyes shut. He opened them
AFTER the car started looked down AT the ruined
chrome and sadly sighed:
"Ah. masterpiece of Gonzia de Moria alas,
That such fate should come upon thee "
Detroit Free Press.