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The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-10-10
Settle Up.

All persons indebted to me will please pay
up at once. All accounts not paid by the
first day of November will be sued.
BOzeman, NJ I, October Sth, JsS3.
81 SO D. A. KUGHE EN-.
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AS GOOD A FARM
as THERE is
IN GALLATIN VALLX
FARM

One hundred and eighty
acres decided land, good no lses
and barns. $50 acres in good
state of cultivation. All under
fence. Good water right. APP
ply to WHITECALFEE,
37tf BOZeman.
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HELENA

Imparts thorough and practical education
in ali commercial branches. The advar tages
Of this institution are equal to any of the
Eastern Commercial Colleges. Rates q tut
ton no higher than in good Eastern Colleges.
The same text books and manner of instruc-
ton are used here a. in the leading Bryant
and Stratton Commercial Colleges in the
United states. Penmanship and BoOk-Keep-
ing specially. Circulars giving rates, course
OF study, and other information, will be sent
to any address on application to
IF. T. ENGELHORN, or p.,,.,ro,.
E. o. RAILSBACK. ip"''
Helena, Montana.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-10-10

All those indebted b me On score a.
count viii pleose ell n The CnDozlc1s
oisce and settle their sccounh, - / must
and will close up the business.
B. " IANqH0e4n,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-22
NUMBER 100

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-22
FROM HOUSTON.
FrIqhtfuI Result Of too Much EMANCIPATION

special Telegram "a the Examiner.
HoU-roN, June ~ --,IBst one year ago
to-day the riot occ fred at the rmnncipa-
ton grounds In which Charles Whitman
was Killed. Three negroes, John II, LIN,
Frank ButlOrd and Edward Jameson have
been in .il since. At their trial to-day
Buhord and Jameson w,re di-chnrEcd
while Helm VA, found guilty OF murder
In the second degree and sentenced To i've
years in the panitcutnry. Tine cases at
lracted Widespread attention.
Al the close OF the emancipation cclr-
brlIion early tui- moruin@ jack Hughes
was irlIiully beaten up about the head.
his lett eye being knocked almost out and
btd hole mace ih hi skull Ben Davis,
who keeps "a negro saloon and gambling
den on Milain street, was the one who
did the beating. and was arrested this
morning for the uilensr. Hughes was
taken first to the calabnosc and from there
was sent 10 his home. The causes Leading
TO the difficulty yould not hr learned, but
the heating was done with q club, and il
Hughes RECEIVERS lac will be dihgurel lor
lie.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-22
FROM san ANTONIO.

-pcoIal rrlrgrnm u NV E1nmInc

special Telegram to the Examiner.
San ANIo>Iu, Jmne2l.-A kuorldowu
and drnguui occurred this afternoon in
the courthouse, b tween Judge j, H.
MASON aud County Collector j. Casino,
The disturbance grew ont Of II dispute
about taxing some church property.
Mason commended that it should be
taxed, and Cns-iuo TINT it should not,
From words they went To blows, but
not much damage WIS done To either
party. They have since shaken hands
across the bloody chasm. The French
citizens Of the city last night organized
u society to be known us the LA = clctr
Churnlc Frnnco-Amo'icanc About
forty persons joined
Every Wednesday afternoon the poo
Pile ~ this city ARE enter timed by music
10y the Eighth cpvnli band at the pa h.
Hitherto there has boon but poor eX-
ctlsc for band stand, {" the city cuun'
eli now propose to erect handsome,
substantial stand at u cost Of about
$4,000. This il money well expended
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Belgium
AorooErp rurNcuM,N.

TTTTNTTT TWTNT TTNVN1
BHua-ELe, june y The tru ia pro
cecdlug at Marchou Famouc Of Buluud,
the French udyrutu cr who, 10y pretend
iug to know Victor Hugo, Gumhcttu aud
other prominent m,u obtained GOOOOO
Francs from "a local banker and He'd Ia
France, hut WAS cNtradi'cd uu demand
1T the Belgian authorities In the PRO.
ccedlugs yr trrday the prisoner declared
Gumhottu paid him IL large ann ,uut for
procuring important German papers rou
crrhiug BlsmWck lie also suiI what Ii,
was accused Of cmhcaaiug had rculls
been paid him to hrihr members oi Tia,
French chamber of deputies.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-22
FROM GATESVII.LE.
Rev J S Clover Explains His Discussion
with Mr.. Ienson,
10 On. Ea.mLnrr-

To "a" Examiner.
GArrsviLLE, June 2l.-luasmuch as
you copied from the Hamilton limos
diacuurteOus notice OF discussion be
tween a Mr.. Jensen aud IN self on the
Immortality Of the soul, published in the
Gatesvllle papers, will you be 10 kind as
to say that Mr. j came ostrnslbly 20
preach the gospel Of our blessed Savior,
but iusteBd taught mHterlulism, and from
his pa pit and the Gatesyille Daily Al.
vance Offering cash ipr the scripture that
taught the Immortality Of the soul. As
a minister did not and do not now b.
lieye that / wuHll have been true 10 my
convict ns Of duty had allowed him 10
fling into the faces o. the PEG .le bin er-
ruueuus teachings aud not opened my
mouth ~ warning The reference I
made in my reply /, Mr.. j. to the cash
he put up was rlayfully done, and II any
betting WIS done, IT wnH by Mr. j. In
making the offer. The Hamilton Times
should not have presented the matter Ia
tie d sht it 4, aud the EN'NlsEH al IL
toIhc error b. the captions uud' which
1t copies the notice. | am an orthodox
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-22
TIIE Old WORLD
Germany Bismarck Again Reported
Quite Sick

BrmtN, June q -Blsmarck condition
is worse. Tie is suffering lrom violent
pains In the stomach His departure Tor
Frcidrlshrukc is postponed.
HEAVY HOODS.
BRHIIN. june 2l.-Fluuds have occurred
in NllrslH. accompanied by wutrr-,puuts.
\ large part of the town OF liirshburg
wa submerged and houses In adjoining
villages Hooded The railway near sales
hrunn i, washed away. No cattle per
ishci,
\ dispatch from Brcshu states that
during the lasl tWcnty-tour hours the rise
m the river Nusso, at the town oi that
name has been most ulurmin-. The water
has reached the highest mark since ism
The evangelical school aud church, two
barracks and part ot the postollrr AR,
submerged, Disastrous floods are ais,
reported In bohemia. At Mnrrviuh the
Danube is expected tu overflow It's banks
shortly. us the mountain streams are ii
ng rapidly The quay at Linz is flooded
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-22

WHuISoroN. June 2l.--Jumcs G.
VIII rlrr, VI Trunossec, an agent of the
Internal revenue service, a. present ON
duty III Ohio, hu- rendered his rosigua
uun to the comml4Nouor of Internal
revenue. which is to take effect on
the lat day NJ July. to accept
the position uf ioputy collector II IN
lrrunl rrvruu nt Greensboro, Ky.
Gru. W. /. Clarke, NJ Texas, chief
clerk NJ the internal revenue bureau,
has ul.o resigned. to take ctler. July lst,
aud will be- appointed revenue agent
vice Wh clrr signed The vacancy in
the office Of chief clerk will be filled
temporarily 10y Walcott, lay clerk IN that
office. Gcu. Clarke has been an able Of
ii 'rr, and WAS active under Gen. Ruum
m bringing the informal revenue service
to- ita present ellici ucy
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-22
FROM ItI;I.EON.


BELTos, June q. The committees
appointed at the late meeting OF the clt
liens have gone to work, and no stone
will be left uuturncd to give Temple
an overwhelming defeat in August
The weather il too warm Tor anything
now, IN Bolton, except dancing, which tx
always IN order; decidedly too dry and
warm for news.
Very few people in town, and those
who are here look IA though they longed
Tor gooi cool spring branch,
Five thousand specimen copies Of tHc
now Sunday school pauer- to be pub
lshcd mere by Elders NJ. Y Smith and
Kit Williams, will be issu Il to-day,
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minister aud have much respect Tor my
reputation, hence write thus not fear.
ing that your realtors, IN the absence vt
any explanation might misuuder-tHnd
me ia TINS ALTAR, aud consequently my
good name may be furnished
Respectfully,
i = CIpW.pu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-22
FROM NENICO.

CrIr on MEyIco, June q The general
manager OF the national railroad -tatc- the
company has not forfeited the work be-
tween MOr,lct and PalI.uaro. Although
the concession from the tate was forfeit
ed, the federal concession authuriI'. those
work.. lie anticipated no difficulty from
tine government to his LAYING rails over
the disputed section. Ih, H. Interested in
the recent concession granted by the state
Ut MIchoa can claim thpt tn National
company cannot build tr Pn/cuHrO under
IT. federal. cone, ion, There Is excite
mcnl in Mur,l and PatIeuaro over tie
railTu 81 question.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-22
IIiIs FIRE RECORD.


SAT- LNhF, June 81 A fire early this
morning was discovered ~ ClHwsou's
wngun depot II spread 10 e. old Com.
MGR nal house and Sayugc's art gallery
which were outiryly consumed. Loss,
slOUOO During the ire IL heavy eN
plp-Iuu NJ POWDER rsumbllng the eX-
ploslou uu Arsenal HIN several years
~, took pln.c, dcmolishuS plate glass
iudow-, such and doors. Tho Jos, from
--,c explosion is e,tlmltei at 100000.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-22
FK OM GAI.NIsSTON.

sroclM TIcgram N Nv Eyam-nor

Special Telegram tp the Examiner
GALyEsToS. June 2l-As iull fact, Lrr
gathered OF the conduct OF the i've hood.
luns who acted 80 ii-graceiuily WcdHos.
day, i"dignatinn Incomes morr intense
The lady in the rtr which they captured
was the wife Of VIM. Monult. chici ut lhC
lire department. The shock to her merry,
Gus system caused by their rowdl ism
pro.uatcd her and premature hirth re-.
suited. She now lies in u critical ruul-
ton, The grand Jury will be- 10 session
shortly auG officers VIII DEVOTE the in'r'-
ycning time to the securing OF tIch tc-ri-
mOny a. will how up fully and com
plctcly the dcyiltry OF the rOuEhs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-22

The ex-sheriil Of lrelell county, n.
g., Mr. W. f. Was-on, says: Browns
Iron Bitter- has improved my digestion
and guOI health 5-l7 lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-22

The Rich daul MADE by Montana Road
Agents

HrLgSA, Montana, june n The
Butte coach, with elght lu-srugcrs, WAS
stopped by rn It agents IN the Boulder
mountains at u'cIu b yr-trrlA The
pussouror- were searched and robbed
ull their money aud vduhlo- The
robbers took lhr treasure box. Amomt
contents am uuwu.
ruE SECRETS on HAruANAY's CELLAR,
PHILADELPHIA, june 2l.-lhe search
~ the prem sees ON Bristol avenue, near
Fiftl street occupied 10y DR.. Hathaway
Mt the time Of nl, arr 1t, resulted IN the
discovery ~ "a small lepthcr sltchel ii led
with yials containing liquids aud pow
drrs, Surgi al Instruments were also
found, which the Doctors fe, who
lives IN the house, says he used in MS
uciaripus practice. An account book
was found which covered the period
from May 7th to July 10th, 1882, aud
contain the names and addresses Of
about two hundred females, with amounts
for services written on the margin.
HAIRED IRON THE EXCHANGE
CINrlSSArI, June 2l.--Ohio nj notice
wa yen ON change to-day OF the in
deGuite suspension OF j. ii, Snotgrass,
on the ch rye Of unmercantlle conduct'
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lNNNlNlN'' llE N'NNHs
DuWIN, June 2l..-Au inquiry Is now IN
pogIcs, at MullupHr in connection with
the murder OF MIR. Smith, In April, lSN2
An intorGlcr testified that the ASA .slua-
ton society had been started by Michael
and John Pagan with the ohict OF removing
tyrnnts and bad landlords. Among those
named by the society for removal were
two Gentlemen ntncd Smythc, living in
the courtyard Earl Llngtord, aud two ut
thcprsoncr- were dcputcd To execute the
sentence. The eight prisoners charged
with completely IN the murder OF Mrs.
Smith We're present at the meeting held In
March, lSN2, In an outside house OF the
mother oi the Fnguns
JAS. CAREY.
prmIS, June 2l.-.rhc Irish Times says
the government has gcivn jas Carey, the
inlUrmcr the option ut proceeding To- one
/ Of the British colonies OF being released
and allowed to remain in Dubln with
police protection.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-22

Mems low tie shoes at Sanger Bros
shoe stOfe.-G-3-tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-22
CHESTER rAnR nAcE4

Cr>Crss,rl June u Chcstcr Park
running races fourth day, nrk rather
rough, weather eplcudlI and attcudancr
hight The first race Tor thrrc.l carolds
milo aud quarter dash, Roy $. Clukc
won by q ug b. Mollc Moore, sccond;
Ioscs S, third Conrad, Ottc Koodo,
Olcnu, Embargo and Mystery alsu ran.
Time. 2.G. The second rucc, for the
jockey club stakes, for twu.ycar Odds,
three quarter mile Il Hh, Miss Yates won
hp hLlf - length Granite, arruud,
Time, 1913 The thrl race was for all
ng r., milo hcnts, three in five. SUN
mary Metro oils, 2, !, !, !, Nam
muust, !, =, ,, 2, 2, Edwin \, g., 3, 3,
drawn. Time, 500, 10, idil, T. T.,
3d..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-22
SPORTING NOTES.


Lu~DuS, June u. The rnrlug Mt
Stockhrldgc lcguu to day. The ruCc
for The 5turlbridgc cup, value 300
pounds, WA won by LprlInri'- lruquolz,
nominated by the Prince NJ Wales, SEQ.
ball, second, Magician, third only
three ran. Betting at the start was 900
t. 50 ON lroquois, g. to one against
Scohull. aud 81 to 3 against Magician.
lroquois won hy three lengths. lroquus
WIS ridden by Cannon, Scobnll by Roc
sitter AMI Ma icinu by Archer.
lac Bcuufurd handicap, 200 suycr-
cigns added to the swecp4tHkes Of 10
sovcreigns, was won by Scuhorse; Lori
lHrd's Sachem second, Pans, third,
Eight starters
The handicap, Tor 100 gunens, was
won by Lurilari'- ArnnsU, Duke, sec
uud, Willing, tnird, Ten stHrters
There was II good start, and loquoi-
soon drew clear of Magician, Scobel
had outside position. For IA half mile
Iruquois Increased Ii lcuI and won IN
"a cuutcr. Magic an WINS bnd third,
The last betting wHH tu , against
/ Arau2a & to against The Duke and III
| tu against Wellington. Ncwtou4 aged
/ Herald was the fayoritc Al . 10 I, but
failed to ct plucc. Arnu2n won by
two lengths.
Betting at the start was 3 10 ! against
/ Xaholsc, . to against Sachcm, 3 to
against plrnug. InbOlsc, ridden by
/ White, won by two lengths. Sachcm
was ridden by Cannon and piruus by
/ Archer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-21

DAxvrLLE. Ind. Nov. 20.-Early yester-
day morning unknown parties inserted
dynamite cartridges under the Dewdrop
saloon. The explosion blew the building
to pieces and shook the entire town.
Murdered for Their Honey.
Ell PAso, Tex. Nov. 20.-Demetrico
Soto and wife were murdered while asleep
at Pasoliel Norse. 1t Is presumed for
their money. An Indian pottery peddler
is suspected.
Murdered by n Tie Cutter.
LEApv1LLE, Col, Nov. 20.-Last evening
s. II. White. Civil Engineer Of the Denver
4 South Park Railroad, was murdered by
Q tie cutter ct Robinson.
Exceeded Their Appraised Value.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-The bids for
condemned naval vessels at Mare Island
exceeded the appraised value SIS, 900. No
bid was received for the Benecia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-21
OVER THE WATER.
Disastrous Effects OF she Gale
James Poole Sentenced TO Death
Death Of q. w. Seimemo.


James Poole Sentenced to Death
Death OF O. w. Seimens.
ESPECIAL TO THE s~ENTINEL.l
MONTREAL, Nov. 20.-Reports OF the
disastrous effects Of the gale last week
come in daily. The following fatal ACCT
dents are reported: Two sailors Of the st.
Jean, residing at Sorel, were drowned.
Mr.. Fausignant, with his wife and five
children, were drowned while crossing the
river in . boat from GENTLY to Cham
plain. Victor willamette. Q sailor on
board the schooner Charles Brown. was
washed overheard and drowned. It is re-
ported that the barge Alabama was found
abandoned. The gale played sad havoc
with some OF the light ships on Lake st.
Louis.
DUBLIN, Nov. 20.-Jos. Poole was found
guilty aud the Court pronounced sentence
Of death upon the prisoner. Poole, in his
address to the Court, admitted that he was
guilty. He cursed England end called for
three cheers for the Irish Republic.
LONDON. Nov. 20.-Charles William
Seimens, scientist, engineer and electri-
clan, died to-day Of rupture OF the heart,
aged So years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-21
A SINGULAR OUTCOME.

The defeat Of Malone in Virginia ia
greeted by the Republican press in gen.
eral as an event to be rejoiced at. ever
though it means a restoration of Democ-
racy to the control Of the State. But on
the other hand, the administration de-
plore it Is = most unfortunate affair.
The sympathies Of the President and his
Cabinet were with Malone, and the
Federal patronage was placed at his dis
posal to secure the triumph of his party
in the election. It is singular that Ma.
hone, who has been q f~avorite with two
Republican Presidents. should at last
have lost the respect Of the Republican
party.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-21

A Lawyers Testimony.

During eight years my attacks Of dys-
pepsia we're so terrible that / often had to
stop business. Psrker's Ginger Tonic
built me up from almost . skeleton to the
health I now enjoy. j.. Jerolomou,
N. Y. City.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-21
CINCHING OF MIR. MAYNARD.


Isaac H. Maynard. Democratic candi-
date for Secretary Of State of New York,
was defeated by the Brewers Association
and the liquor dealers Of that State. No
n questions the right of men of any
lawful calling to combine to effect any
lawful object. 1t is exceedingly ques.
tionable, however, whether the brewers
and their allies subserved their own best
interests by the course they adopted in
this instance. There wal no issue in
volved affecting their business. MI.
Maynard could not injure them to the
amount of a groat in the place to which
he aspired. The party to which he be-
longed has placed itself squarely on the
record against prohibition. There was
no sort Of danger to them in the election
of Mr.. Maynard. There is confessedly
great danger to their interests in the de-
feat of the Democratic party. They in
Cured this danger by their course and
contributed very unnecessarily to a spirit
Of antagonism which BODIES themselves
evil more than others. The nomination
of Mr.. Maynard was unwise and i'm.
and one folly begot another.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-21
Capture OF Chinese.

A Capture Of Chinese.
PORTLAND, Nov. 20.-The Custom House
is informed by a private letter that officers
Blake aud Dickie. Of the Port Townsend
Custom House, captured three out OF
twelve Cinnamon trying to steal into
Washington Territory from British Colum.
bia near Whatcom. In the boat one Of the
Chinese was armed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-21

SAN Francisco, Nov. 20.-The Chinese
(so-callsd "trsders'), still on board the
City Of Peking, have succeeded in bringing
about a dead lock in the court. Forty re-
main to be examined, and the steamer sails
on Wednesday. There is no law to detain
the steamer. Judge Hoffman says he
cannot refuse a writ OF habees corpus
against any person alleging to be illegally
detained. What to do with them remains
unaolved.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-21
PROPOSALS.

dds WILL BE RECEIvED FOR THREE
ID days ct the Eureka Livery Stable, for
building . stairway from Main street TO the
second story Of Tom Trainers Lodging House
lbetter known ~ the Hasten butlding). and
to remove partitions In the same.
THOS. TRAINER.
Eureka, Nov. II, 1888. nolS-St
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-21
A Murder and Suicide.

SwANToN, o., Nov. 20.-Samuel Hernay
shot his wife, nee the widow Stevens, yes
terday. He tried to kill her daughter,
Mrs. Liba. He :. en- shot himself. Both
are dead. They had been married about q
year, and quarreled.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-21

LOCUST VALLEY. L. l., Nov. 2O.-Ths
soles Of the shoes Of James Doyle, arrested
on suspicion OF being the murderer of the
Maybee family, correspond exactly with
the casts taken Of the footprints around
the barn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-21
For Sale or Rent.

TINE STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE
i adjoining Hloss' harness chop on the
south, IL offered for sale ct . bargain, or will
be rented. The building 10 large. and we'll
adapted for any kind Of business. For par.
~ticulars. apply on the premises to
sep29tf MRS. B. ROSENTHAL.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-03-03
FASHIONS LATEST AGONY.

Nee l"Fk Mar.
"Do you know the latest agony among
the first families ?" asked 4 friend with
whom | was recently chatting. OF
course profcssed both ignorance and
anxiety for enlightenment in thisrespect,
and my friend with an observant eye
and glib tongue went on TO say "rhis
craze is called the 'Langtry expression
and handshakc, because il was intro
duced to America by the Jersey Lily a
few weeks ago. 1t is never praciiced
among intimate friends, for it is posi-
lively dangerous to warm friendship.
II is adapted to ladies alone, and its
workings are decidedly shocking. BY
way OF illustration, YOU are introduced
to Miss Smith. The young lady acknowl-
edges the introduction with a bored
and careworn air, and her eyes take on
abecn- out over night look. Just as you
are wishing yourself in another country,
Miss Smith braces up and steps forward
as il desirous OF making amends for her
cruelty. She extends her left hand,
grasps your right, and then contracting
the muscles Of her arm, pulls down with
so much vivacity that the poor victim is
in danger Of being doubled up like a
jack-knife. Miss Smith says nothing,
but before releasing you permits trem-
or to go through her frame which
leaves you in doubt as to whether she
likes TO know you better OF is only
joking. Many ladies, l understand,
take lessons in this new social acquire.
ment every afternoon.