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Persian army of IS, oeo men supported
by fifty pieces of artillery, which were
In many cases directed by expert Rus
sian officers.
The mosques of Herat are made ex-
ceedinglv picturesque by bluish-tessel-
lated tiles, the bazzars are rich, and
swarm day and night with motley
groups of men drawn from every part
of Central Asia. Afghanistan and India
and bearing in mind all these facts, to-
gether with the fortuitous geographical
position of Herat, it Is no wonder that
the famous city Is coveted both by
Russia and England II possesses the
unenviable reputation of being one Of
those cities SO happily situated by ma.
ture that it must become perpetually
the object of every powerful nation
placed in its vicinity.
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GreentOp GraphICs.

Weather is fine and business excel
lent.
Mss White, of Washington City
spent pleasant week with us lectur-
ing on temperance. She organized a
Band of Hope.
The young people attended birth,
day party, Saturday evening, given
Miss Louise Orr by her brother, Alonzo,
at his residence.
Mrs. d. Wood has been visiting rela-
tives and friends In this place, and in
company with Miss Eva Towles visited
Queen City.
Miss Mollie Reynolds and Mrs. An
derson, of Willmathvllle, are visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Sickles, who has been visiting
her son IN Juleshurg, has returned
home quite sick.
Skating caps are becoming fashion
able. PEGGY AND DINAH.
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Wilson Wallis.
Another snow Saturday night.
Weather still cool, but clear.
Farmers pusy sowing oats

Another snow Saturday night
Weather still cool, but clear.
Farmers ousy sowing oats.
Rev. Tatlow, of Edna, preached
here yesterday at II clock and in the
evening.
Miss Annie Cunningham, of Illinois
Bend, has class of about Is in instru-
mental music in this locality.
Henry Shouse and Matte Wilson,
who were recently married IN Kinks
vile, have returned and gone to house
keeping, May their pathway through
hfe even be as bright as the present.
10. TABOR. c. II. Malone's dairy
man, has been away on a journey be-
yond the Charlton and returned with
better half ana has gone to house
keeping IN a house put up by Mr..
Malone for him.
Sam Caldwell is the happy proprie.
tor of another boy.
Once more Wilson has mail at regu-
lar hours direct from Klrksville.
March 50. 1885. Rusrlo.
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Normal Notes.

On last Friday morning, March q,
Rev. Mr.. Talbot, President of the st.
James College at Macon City, Mo,
favored the Normal with most excel
lent lecture entitled Success 1t
was very interesting and instructive
to all who heard 1t. He spoke rather
fast and Tor a tull hour, bul no one
complained Of being worried. There
was thought enough in II for two lee
lures and had 1t been spoken slowly
and deliberately would make at least
two very interesting lectures of the
usual length. He spent all the fore
noon visiting the various classes in the
different rooms.
Monday, March 80, we noticed Mss
White on the rostrum at the Gales
themes period. She did not seem dis
posed to talk, hence we have nothing
TO report.
Prot Hamii's class continues this
week. No doubt the boys viii learn
much, during the ten days, about
elocution. They can obtain at
least IA start, FROM which they can
finally work out noble destiny on
the stage.
Rev. Mr., Squires, of the NJ. E.
Church, South, conducted the devo-
tlonal exercise this morning.
Glasses this week begin the regular
term review. Revlews properly con-
sldered are the most valuable periods
of the whole terms work. 1t matters
not how thoroughly a student pre-
pares his lessons as he goes over his
book, IN reviewing he can learn much
he failid to gather the first time.
While strolling near the Normal
pond one evening last week your cor
respondent saw very fine fish float
ing near the bank and with little eff
tort reached in and drew 1t to shore.
1t was about 10 inches long, looked
something like a white sucker, but
thicker and finer. | suppose it must
be German Carp. On inquiry 1 find
quite number were taken out dead
soon after the ice melted, having died
during the extreme cold weather.
Mr.. a. A. CIoyd, OF Howard Co.. Mo-,
arrived Monday since which time he
has been closely observing the school
and its workings. We are GLAD to in
form all those who may be interested
in his decision thai he has determined
to enter for the next term
Tuesday. March 80, At the request
Of many students this evening, Pref.
Hamil reclted from the rostrum part
of ore of Shakespeare plays, Hamlet
We feel safe in predicting the Prof
has excited desire in many a mind
to know more of the writings of that
immortal writer :.
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Lines Dedicated to a Kirksyille
Singer.

o! beautiful lady sweet singer divine.
Angels above thee are lowering sublime
Th,y catch :he sweet strains as Ginning they roll,
Aud hasten 10 greet :hee o beautiful soul.
CHORUS.
Sing ON then, Sing on In the golden light,
FIJI heaven and cartl, with Rlad delight,
Sweet voices come from The unknown shore,
Aud join In the chorus ever more.
hoard thee enchanting the glorious sea-.
Pouringglsd anthems on forest and lea,
Changing my soul 10 beautiful life,
flushing to peace all turmoil and strife,
CHORUS.
Thou art painting the twilight with garlsnds Of
flowers,
And arching loves morning with bright. sunny
hours,
And When the last prayer Cf thine earth life is said,
Wen kiss the sweet face OF the beautiful dead,
CHORUS.
o! beautiful lady sweet singer divine,
Crowned be thy forehead In swift coming time,
Mid the Dltze OF the city. with tile harper above.
May thy spirit dn, rest In the kingdom efiove.
CHORUS.
EDWARD.
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CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.

For Adair county. Mo-. for the April
term commencing Monday, April Is
1885, viz
2929 Coy VS. Adams
4258 Uitmars VS. Stephens ct al
1859 Cooley VS. Cooley
467l Williams VS. Williams
4731 GnnIngs VS. r r Co
4744 Griffith vs. Smelling
4I52 Jones vsChristian e Lorton Adm0
4703 Lavitz VS. lns Co.
TUESDAY, APRIL 14TH.
1893 Haines VS. Barnhlll
4794 NierIick vs. Aired C Miller
1900 Downing et al vs. Nolan
1921 Brigham VS. Swigert ct al
1926 Smith vs. Reesman ct al
1850 Bernard VS. Burton
1889 Cline vs. Yaden
1885 Murphy VS. DeFrance ct al
1872 Browne trustee of Richter G.
Richter
1910 Crawford VS. Daily
1913 Sarah Dodson ct al E1parte
1858 Ferris vs. Ferris
1850 Parish vs. Parish
1861 Dyer VS. Dyer
4S70 Bancroft vs. Greenwood
3S7l Torrance vs. Sbahan
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15TH
1887 Smallwood vs. Coleman
1894 Northrup vs. Griffith
1895 fishbaugh ct al VS. Kerns
1899 Nighswander VS. Hardin
50O2 Reed VS. Shumaker ct al
5O03 Griggs VS. Doneghy
1904 Prentice vs. Kent
5006 Adair County VS. Scrlvens ct al
5OO7 Stevenson VS. Stevenson
5O0S English VS. Jackson
jO09 Town Kirksville vs Brown
THURSDAY, APRIL 10TH
II Tax suits and Return Docket viz:
4S14 Baylor VS. Smith
4Sl7 Wells VS. Wells
1876 Cuilisou VS. Cullison
1865 Myer & Kes pohl VS. Furrow st al
1866 Sanders VS. Sanders
1868 Dodson & Hill VS. Furrow ct al
1869 Shelton VS. Storts
1872 Doneghy Bros. VS. DeKimp
1914 Fanslckle VS. Couder
4S77 Thompson VS. Thompson
4879 Novinger vs. Touey
1880 Johnson VS. Miser ct al
1881 Gatlin eft al VS. McNurlin
1854 Robertson vs. Robertson
1885 Clark VS. Clark
1896 Dockery vs. Jenkins
1897 Town Kirksville VS. Sloan ct al
4SyS 1" :. vS HAYWARD
1891 MILAN & Gates VS. Palmer
1893 Douglass ct al VS. Crawford
5O0l Wait Admr vs. Stocton
5OV5 Mccall VS. Reed
FRIDAY, APRIL nth
453S State vs. Stephens
4772 " VS. Franklin
4779 VS. Mott
1884 = vs. Stephens
1875 '' rs Floyd & Haley
1873 = VS. Balch
4773 . VS. Gates
1856
SATURDAY APRIL 18TH
1892 Town Kirksville VS. Caskey
5000 State vs. Hurd
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would respectfully the public that we have purchased the
GU Livery rced and
of largest and most conveniently arranged this part Of the
We have New Horses New Carriages and New Bugge
Also NEW EARSE built expressly for Gentle Riding and Driving
Horses for ladies' Good accommodations for Horse and Mule buyers New
box stalls for Boarders and Stations Everything Fstcas Style Prompt
and all the Charges reasonable and
the reach of all Satisfactory treatment guaranteed Wetect solicit
he patronage of the public. F. L. LEE & BRO
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SHERIFF's SALE IN PARTITION.

Sarah Dodson. j. NJ Dodson
JohnW DOdson. PerryM. Dod
son, Jennie DodsOn. T. zze : Petition in parti
Natchett- Dora Bell Match-ttt tion
and Sarah Matchett, Ell. parte
whereas, at the October term, 1855, OF the cir.
cult court Of Adar codltS. Mo. order OF record
was made In the above entitled cause. ordering
the sheriff Of Adair county to sell A. Public sale
the following described real estate situated In
Adalr county. Mo To wit: Lots ono IN and TWO
" IN block nine (gJ, in the town OF Millard ana
the south east or OF the north east Or and the
north east OF the south or. and all that part
OF the south east or. OF the south east or. lying
north "ffhe track and right Of way Of the " Sbssh
ST. Louis and Pacific Railroad all In section 3,
less.
Terms of Sale: Cash In hand. Deed 10 be made
upon dnal paym' Mt OF purchase money.
Now therefore. by virtue and authority OF the
order, Aforesaid, will, on Tuesday the 'ith day
OF Apr! lso5 before the court house door IN the
town OF ofkirksviile. In Adair county, Aforesaid, be-
tween the hours of2 O'Clock a. u aud O'CLOCK
p m, that day. while the circuit court for said
county 10 In session expo shid property TO public
sale 10 the highest and best bidder. In compliance,
with the requirements OF said order Of sale.
witness ny blad This /, d.y OF March lsss.
j. ii. kIsSEAR,
sasrtE Ad.lE Co., No.
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ADMlNTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Letters Of administration with with the will au-
neNed upon the estate OF Elyan len deceased,
were granted TO the undersigned. on The lith day
OF March, les by the PROBATE court OF 4 air cOun-
ty. All persons having claims against said estate
Gre required to exhibit them allowance. 10 the
ADMINISTRATIVE within one year sitter the date Of
said letters, or they may he preciuded from aBy
benefit ofsuch taIe; and IL such claims be not eN
htbted within two years from the date oi said let
teTs they will be forever barred. This 3lst day of
March, Iss5. ELIZABETH ALLES,
Administratrix with the vii! annexed.
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue and authoaity OF a General exc.
cutiOn an Transcript judgement from
justice of the peace Of Adair county, MIssou-
ri, issued from the Office of the clerk of the
Circuit Court of Adair county Missouri.
RetuLnable at the April term. 1855. of said
court to me directed in favor of Elijah Samp.
son and against Marion Cheney I have levied
upon and seized all the right title interest
and claim OF the said Marion Cheney Of in
and to the following described real estate
in Adair county, Missouri, to wit, The south
west fourth Of the southwest quarter OF sec
ton 81 township 81 range IA, and will on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
APRIL, 1885,
between the hours OF nine o'clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon of
this day while the Circuit Court for Adair
county Missouri is in session at the court
house door in kirksyille, Adair county, Mis-
souri,, sell the same or so mach thereof as
may be required, at public sale to the highest
bidder for cash in hand to satisfy said execu-
tiOn and costs.
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Henry Root, Pres. Union Bank,
Quincy, says: Il have used and re-
commend Burks' White Pine Balsam
for coughs and colds"
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LIVERY STOCK

as any man In the city. and my charges are re.s-
enable. Parties leaving horses with me may rest
assured tn at they will receive the sane care and at
tention my own.
am receiving. this Spring, quite an addition IN
my stock of busgies, wagons an d harness, ali new
aud first class.
Parties desiring or needing anythlng In ny line,
are respectfully invited TO call and see nv stock
and get prices,
Yours 10 n business
S. ]. MILLER.
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SATURDAY THE 18TH DAY OF
April T9Sr

between the hours Of nine o'clock in the
forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon OF
that day. while the Circuit Court for Adair
county, Missouri, is in session, at court house
door in hirksyille, Adair county Missouri,
sell the same, OF so much thereof as may be
required, at public sale, to the highest bid
der for casn in hand, subject TO all prior liens
and judgements, to satisfy said Execution
and COS :. ]. Fl. kINNEAR Sheriff
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SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue and authority of General Exc
eution or transcript judgement from
justice OF the peace of Adalr county, Nilsson
ri, issued from the office OF the clerk of the
Circuit Court OF Adair county, Missouri, re-
turnahleI at the April term, 1855, OF said
court, tonne directed in favor o John Rey-
ner and dgsinst Marion Cheney l have levied
upon and seized oil the right tit.e claim and
interest ff the said Marion Cheney Of, in and
to the following described real estate in
Adair county, Missouri, to-wit: The south
west foutzh OF the southwest quarter OF Sec
tion 81 township 81 of range IA, and / will,
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JACKS

AS good as any in the county. 3edigrees of all nv
stock can be seen at any time by ,ailiug a. nv
Office, 1 also have "a good1
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THE 18th DAY OF

al NIL, 1905,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon Of
that day. While the C rcuit Court f,r Adair
counry, Missouri, is in session, at the court
house door in Kirksville, Adair county, Mis-
souri,, sell the same, or so much thereof as
may be required, at public sale, to the high
est bidder for cash in hand, tsubjrct to all
prior liens and judgements, TO satisfy said
Execution and costs,
I n EtSSr.p Sheriff
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue and authority OF a ueueral Exc.
cution on transcript judgement from o
justice of the pea of Adair county. Nilsson.
ri, issued from the office of the clerk of the
Circuit Court of Adair county, Missouri, re-
turnable at the april term, 1885, of said
court. to me directed in favor of J. H. Will
son and against Marion Cheney have levied
upon and seized all the right title interest
and claim of the above named Marion Che
ney OF, in and o the following scribed real
estate in Adair county, Missouri, to-wit
The southwes fourth the southwest quar-
ter OF section 81 township 81 of range IA, and
| will, on
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SHERIFF SALE

By virtue and authority OF a General Exc.
cutlon on transcript judgement from a
justice OF the peace Of Adair county. Nilsson
ri, issued from the office Of the clerk Of the
Circuit Court of Adair county, Missouri.
at the April term, 1855, Of said
court to me directed in favor OF J. J. syar.
out and against Marion Cheney. / hay.
levied upon and seiz-d all the right title in.
terest and claim Of the said Marion Cheney
of in and 70 the folloTing described real es-
tate in Adair county, Missouri. to wit. The
southwest fourth Of the southwest quarter of
section 81, township 81 of range II, and
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MAY DIE AT ANY MOMENT.

Bulletin-At 9 o'clock ex-senator
Chaffee left General Grant. He says
that the General is growing weaker
The throat is filing up, but the nam
trouble is with the heart. The doctor
says he may die at any time.
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SATURDAY, The 18TH DAY OF
APRIL, 1885,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the
+ renoOn and 1--WE o'clock in the afternoon OF
that day while the Circuit Court for Adsir
county, Missouri, is in session at the court
house door in Kirks1ille, Adair unity Mis-
souri, sell the same or so much thereof as
may be required at public sale to the highest
bidder for cash in hand to satisfy said Exc.
cution and cost.
j. II. KrNNRAR. Sheriff.
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SINKING FAST.
A QUESTION OF TIME.

11:4o A. M.-Gen. Grant is still
alive, but sinking fast.
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At 6:55 a. m. ex-senator Chaffee
left Gen. Grants house. He said that
Gen. Grant was very low and that he
was conscious that he was dying, and
he might go away any moment, but
the doctors said he might last the day
out
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VERY FEEBLE.

2:45P. Mn response to an in
qriry, Col. Fred Grant has just stated:
Father is very feeble and, l think,
failing. hardly think he will get
through the night"
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11:3o a. MA consultation of
Gen. Giants physicians will be held
at p m, before which no bulletins
will he issued. 1t is now stated that
Gen. Grant is sitting up and is trife
more comfortable.
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SINKING, BUT NOT SUFFERING.

BULLETIN-IoA a. Authentic in
formation at this hour is to the effect
that Gen. Grant is failing fast. and
that it is only question of hours un-
Ill the end is reached. He is gradu-
ally sinking, but is not suffering pain.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-23
THE COURTS.
District Court.
SPECIAL TERM.
Before Judge Simons.

Continued cases-Assessmen for con-
struction for sewer on Morris street, from
Canada to Cooper; assessment for sewer
on Mississippi street, from Williams street
to Pennsylvania avenue; grading of Kent
street, from Iglehart to Carroll; grading
Mt. Airy street, from Broadway to L'Orient;
Peter Schelen VS.. Sophia Schelen; E. G.
Bailey ct al. VS.. F.W. Peters; Amanda Gohsen
VS.. John Gohsen; Joystian & Merriam VS..
R. j. Diamond; Fuda LOOMS VS.. Frank O.
LOOMS; Lizzie Stevenson VS.. Walter Steven
son; h. A. Boardman VS.. William r. Mar
shall; Louisa B. Bazzill VS.. Jennie LIE Clerg;
Carrie A. Huzzy VS.. George E. Huzzy.
To be tried by jury-St. Croix Lumber
company VS.. Bedford & Kessler; st. Croix
Lumb Der vs.. Belford & Manton.
Submitted and taken under advisement-
S. P. Crosby VS.. George Fl. Morgan; assign
ment of Taylor s. Betz; assignment of St.
Paul Harvester works; Kuh, Nathan 81
Fisher VS.. Anushinsky Bros; Kahn, Nos
baum q Co. VS.. Anushinsky Bros.
Assignment of Weis & Weis; heard and
granted.
Referred to take disclosure of garnishee-
William A. Culbertson VS.. A. V. Bailey; three
cases.
Charles A. Lacey vs.. H. Halvorsen ct al. !;
default of garnishee admitted and continued
until judgment in principal action is en-
tered.
Lizzie E. Drake vs. Addison Drake; on
trial.
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MORE ABOUT JAMES.
Mr.. Finch Describes the Efforts Made to Catch

Mr.. Finch Describes the Efforts Made to Catch
Him.
Mr.. Francis NJ. Finch of the firm of
Myers IL Finch was called upon last evening
by GLOBE reporter and asked whether he
had received later inform alton concerning
the arrest of Wilbur F. James. who some
time ago vietimized the firm of Myers g.
Finch and half dozen others of st. Paul's
shrewd business men. No news was re-
ceived by the gentleman yesterday,
but some interesting facts were
related by him in connection
with the circumstances of the arrest. The
firm mentioned, in conjunction with the
others who were victimized by this accom-
pished beat, have been quietly and system
atically pursuing the search for him ever
since his operations here. At Omaha he was
all but in the clutches of the detectives who
have been relentlessly upon his trail. There
were printed and circulated among the
iewelrv dealers in all sections of the country
5000 descriptions Of tie man, and
also like number of fac SMILES
Of his letters, and by this
means those in the jewelry line were placed
upon their guard against James Eleven
months have been spent in the most careful
and systematic work. and an immense
amount of clerical work has been required of
the gentlemen interested. Samples of the
clothes ordered by the rascal were placed in
the hands VI detectives-his coats,
vests, pants and even pieces of the
Innings Of these garments were forwarded
Mr. Finch discovered his whereabouts by an
accident. He picked up an eastern paper
n
Allen who was in Boston and a representa-
tive of Allen 81 Son of Worcester, Mass
The mention aroused Mr.. Finch's suspicious
and he telegraphed Pnkerton's agency who
have had the case in charge. The detectives
repaired to Boston and found Mr.. Allen on
the point of springing the same game
which he has so successfully worked
from California to the opposite coast, and
from the Gulf of Mexico to ST. Paul. His
little scheme was nipped 10 the bud. Satur-
day night Allen onfessed that he was the
individual erstwhie known as James. Mr..
Myers, head of the firm of Myers & Finch,
who has been in New York, left at once for
Boston when informed by wire of the arrest
Requisition papers were made out Saturday
afternoon and started the same night upon
their journey to the governor of Massachu-
sets, and the prisoner will doubtless be re-
turned some time toward the close of the
week. The Pinkerton people say that James
is one of the eleverest operators in the coun-
try, and are authority for the statement that
he has gained 500, 900 by his nefarious prac-
tees.
THE COUNTY ATTORNEY,
Mr.. Eagan, says that the penalty for James
0ffense is five years upon each count. II he
should get all that he deserves be will doubt
less find the period of life in the open air too
short 20 enjoy with liberty the fruits of his i'll
gotten gains.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-23

The new patent harness which is being
introduced will be put in place for the Hook
and Ladder No. | some time this week.
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of the human heart. Some elementary vice
was needed. She was kept from becoming
cunning and mendacious by the fact that the
woman's sway over her was so perfect and
persistent that it took away her free agency.
She was tool in her tormentor's hands, and
had formed no character, remaining innocent
and irresponsible-a baby. She has scarcely
any knowledge of common things, and
what is worse, the keen inquisitiveness
which is child's equipment for finding out
the world, is pretty thoroughly destroyed"
Continuing, the lady said: "There is
ONE CURIOUS RESULT
of her nomad life which l should never have
foreseen. Her life has known no progress.
Her change has been change of place, and
now all the expectancy seems to have gone
out of her life. That forward reaching to-
wards the delights and dignities of the future
which seem essential to childhood I do not
find in herr
In answer to the question as 10 whether
the credibility of the child's story was not i'm
paired by the fact that she could tell it with
out pathos or resentment, the lady answered,
Herein lies the summing up of her wrongs.
She does show some anger for some specific
wrongs, but it is all out of proportion. The
one great outrage of pundering her of her
childhood she does not resent, because she
does not comprehend it. The robbery was
so complete that she never learned the value
of that of which she was robbed.''