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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13
ANnkEW JICkSON II.

Senator Halc's speech was telling arralgn-
ment of the record of the present Administra-
ton upon Civil Service Reform, because it did
not rest its case upon mere assertion. The
proofs given were overwhelming. His figures
conc rning the number of changes in Federal
Offices ND TO June IL, 1887, made the most
dams xrng exhibit since the address OF George
William Curtis at the Newport Conference,
and far more effective one, because more IN
detail. At the date named, it should be Tc-
membered the Administration had been in
power only little more than two years. Hero
are the firurcS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13
Amusfmeuts.

ACADEMY OF Music s-Maxulm
AMERICAN INsTTUTE-day and evening-CireuA
BfyoU OPERa HoUsE--S:15-The Corsar
CAsrxo-e-Madelon.
DAYS THEATRE. g. Railroad OF LsvA
DoCKsrADER's-s:30- Minstrels
EpFN MusrH-Erdelyt -Aieeb-PaiutinsA
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-s-Jim the Penman-
LycEUM THEATRE-s:l5-The Wife.
MADISON SQUARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HoUsE-S-Siegfried
NIRIO's q ,RDEN--s A Run or Luck
STAR Administrations.
STANDARD TugArRE-3-Paul Kauvar,sr Anarchy.
THAIIA-9-Possart
JYNIoN SQUARE MISUNDERSTANDING Henrietta
WALLAcKs-S:l5-In the Fashion.
6TH AVENUE THEATRE-S:3o-Dr Jekyn auu Mr hyoe
14TH-sT Observation-Disclosures
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NrwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY JANUARY TEN PAGES

have concocted and persistcntly told concern
ing Mr.. Blaine, Mr.. Sherman and other Repub-
lican leaders, have not been told even by those
Democrats who assassinato for party's sake.
These arc the persons who have most to say
about "thc extreme, narrow. rcactlonary ana
wicked partisanship" Of that party which par
doned rebels, and which now asks only that the
Constitution shall be obeycd in all parts Oh inc
land alike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13
Is DICKINSON EQUAL TO THE FEATi
From The Chicago Times

Mr. Don NJ. Dickinson Is In a fair way to become
tho Pooh Bah OF tho Administration. He Is to DO
tho PostmatcrGeneral OF tho United States, and no
Is the president OF postal telegraph company In
Michigan Mr.. Marcus Pollosky, tho president OF the
Chicago Postal Telegraph Company, has made propo-
siiion to do the Governments work over his lines at
rates to be fixed by tho Postmaster General IL tho
proposition Is accepted, aud Mr. Dcknson's nomina-
ton Is confirmed, no will have to do splendid
escaping from himself to keep from mixing the Post
master General up with tho president OF the Michigan
Telegraph Company.
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decide whether they will attempt canvass.
They should make the effort If they sec any
room for encouragement. large vote for
Governor in April would put the State where
there would be fighting chance in November.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13
NOTICE TO FOREIGN NATIONS.
Erom The Chicalo TIN

OF course we don't want anybody to go to war
lust on our account, bnt The nations of Europe
determined to have 1t out In that way with each
other we would like call their atent the fact
that we have very large and carefully selected stock
OF breadstuffs hand, which we Will take great
pleasure In selling at our own prices. No trouble to
show goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13
the prisoner to be treated as frst-class mis-
demeanant instead of common criminal.

Mayor Hewitts criticisms of the Commas
sioners of Accounts are seemingly warranted
by the facts. The Mayor finds their work
comparatively valucless." Was it worth
while for him to use the qualifying adverb
These Commissioners arc an expensive piece
of machinery, costing the taxpayers $4,000 a
year, and so far as the public
can learn they accomplish nothing OF value.
Their latest performance was to uncover
mare's-nest in the Office of the clerk OF the
Court of Common Pleas, which Chief Justice
Larremore says in communication to the
Mayor really amounts to mere trliie. Yet the
Commissioners complain that they haven't
money enough to do their work rightly.
Mayor Hewitt ought to remove them, and if he
can't find men to ill the Offices properly let
him leave them vacant.
Some important bills were brought forward
in the Legislature yesterday. Foremost among
them was the High License bill introduced by
Mr.. Crosby. The provisions of this are well
known, and tho bill has the sanction OF the
best temperance sentiment, which believes In
practical restriction of the liquor traffic by
graded series of license fees. Two other bills
relating to the saloons were presented-one by
Mr.. Hustled forbdding the sale of liquor at State
and county fairs, and one by Mr.. Rocsch open
ing drinkng-places on Sunday afternoons. A
bill of large significance contains provisions
for the printing of ballots by the State and the
introduction of what is known as the Aus
tralian SYSTEM of voting. Senator Murphy
disclosed a plan for increasing the pay of every
member of the Police Department of this city.
There is no call for any advance in the salaries
of our policemen; if there were, the matter
ought to be left with the Board of Estimate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13
WASTE ON AMERICAN TABLES.

american hotels supply their guests too liberaly,'
laid q steward OF one of them. "We take away from
the tables at our house nearly caitload II ordered
but uneaton food every day. Why, Paris hotel Will
dine 600 people and the food that Is LETT can DO put
In an ordinary waste baskets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13

A HINT TO THE GENTLEMAN FROM WISCONSIN.
From The Milwaukee Erenfng Wisconsin.
Senator Sawyer had better dsplease Lamar thar
dsappoint his constituents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13
CARLISLE USED ALL HE HAD.

From The Cincinnati Enquirer
IL there had been of the Brcckinridge family
In Congress they might deservediy have filled good
places upon tho Ways and Means Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13
TOO LATE TO AVERT THE STRUGGLE NOW.

The growing anxiety Of the Democrats to have
he tartf Issue aiken out of the cam align is touching
but fu lie. he RI issue Ia I'm the paign To stay,
and before tho light 1. the Ienocra's viii be
great deal more IlIc than they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13
AN INCREDIBLE NARRATIVE.
FROM The Chicago Herald

ffOW INC tItcuyU HcFUIu.
There Is no truth a the story that Mr. TaInsey
threw a glass of wine into the face Of Congressman
Henderson. OF course not. Whatever LIQUOR a Kan
sas City get hold Of ho throws Into his own
face.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13
EASTWARD THE STAR OF EMPIRE

From The Baltimore american.
Gradually, but surely, the world Is being American
lied. Paris restaurant advertses Kakes dc buck
wheat du Americana"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13

Reform appears TO be going backward under
Public Printer Benedict, as it has in so many
other quarters since the Cleveland Administra-
ton began. Members of Congress are loud in
their complaints over the delay in getting bills
printed-and this, too despite the fact that the
amount of printing has been largely reduced
under the new rule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13

The Columbus Dispatch
Let lis hear no mo 0 OF what Lowell thinks. His
op Ions lteratrre may be valuable But MS
oinion, Tho problem Of protection and free trade
a o anything but that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13

Tho case of Mr.. Lamar will not be decided
until next week, at any rate. When it is taken
up there are likely to be number OF animated
speeches on both sides. The only develop
p,ent in connection with it yesterday was sena-
tor Rddleberger's announcement that he
should vote for confirmation OF alr. Lamars
ultimate confirmation there appears TO be no
doubt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13

The message of Governor Hill OF New-Aork'
was brief" says The Omaha Herald" YES IL
was so amazingly brief that owing to the pressure
on it's columns any alusion to the great canal III
tercst or to the overshadowng question OF temper
ance reform legislation altogether crowded OUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13

Preparations for welcoming Messrs. OBiicn
and Sullivan On their release from Irish Jails
arc being made on an elaborate scale. These
men are rightly regarded as martyrs to the
cause of liberty. and the greeting given them
will show the Tories the real state Of feeling
in England much moro decisively than the
Winchester election Mr.. Balfour has done
and continues to do all in his power to Illuminate
his political prisoners. In one case, however,
that of Mr.. Sheehy, M. P,- it is gratifying
a learn that Judge has interposed and ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13

The Lth Congress has made good begin
ming. The first bill to be passed creates the
Office of Commissioner of Fisheries, with
salary of $4,000 This Office was filled for
years by the late Spencer f. Baird who did the
work gratuitously. The Commissioner must
have practical acquaintance with our fish and
fisheries. This will rule out such an absurd
appointment as that of ex-Judge McCue, whom
the President named for the place after Pro-
lessor Baird's death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13

Seats in the Stock Exchange are offered at
$1,000. How large will be the procession OF
brokers next autumn in favor of another Dem
ocratic President and administration The pneu-
monia, rheumatism and malaria caught IN 1887
have probably crippled some of the paraders VINO
- wanted q change"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13

The conviction is becoming epidemic in BROOK
Ign that Mayor Chaplin SPELLS municipal reform
thus: M-c-L-a u-g- him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13

The virtuous Citizens League Of Brooklyn,
which affirmed last October that both candidates
for I,ayor were good and so satisfactory that
any citizen could vote as he pleased without risk
20 the cause of good government, should be called
upon 10 pass few resolutions on Mayor Chapin's
appointments. Men and brethren. there is a diff
ference-a very decided diferenee-between elect
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-04
TeleSrapei(@e 9eye(dRe,t.
Deutt9Ianb.

Berlin, 81. Nou. Der Roties WiI.
belm III IN 6oIse elmer grtdItang unpdb,
lid unb NTH einise Gage lang bas 3iuls
mer baten.
Sn ber beutisen Sisuns bes beati&en
Mei&stases tbeilte ber prdR6ent .. 4epstow
NH, bab ber 3aiier seiaeru bic pvdt7bsnten
beS 6auies eu,pfan9eu unb linen 9egen.
iiter bie 1offnuns au1seipro&en babe, bab
bic Neratbunsen tn gtnisleit, i&ueu lunb
gum Doble bes WaterIanhes sefabrt wers
ben warben. Darauf wurbe NIT ber Be.
ipre&uus ter &d&sbauSbaIts WorIase
be8onnen.
Qonbom, 90. Nou. Sn ben biefiaen
6oftreiien iinb In iaasiasr GET pexi&iebene
9sa@ri&ten bauon aufsetau&t, bab ber
&aiier MiIbelu an einsm beftisen 2nfalIe
Ieines 3ronii&en 2eibenS, einer 0ei&wuIft
In Sunerea bss ObreS, Ieibet unb bab feline
eeibdrate baraber iebr beiorst fnb. Das
0eihen bdIt i'm faif ununtertro@en mad
unb treibt ibn ~ teitdnbiser Dei& 6ftiauna.
unh ben bamtt psyfndpften &9merA IL
iiJerwtnbeu. Setn befrembli&eS grf&et.
/ uen ~ Truppenlbungen bei Eagesantru&.
teine rubeloie Gbdti9fett, bte ben san8en
Gag aber uon etner 8ei@dftisuns auf eine
(an6ere aberiprtnst, finben In ienem 3eiben
IRE Grtldruns., &m Sonntase duberte
IetMe ber absr BE tnueren Woradn9e an,
UerImer 4ofe am beiten unterrt&teten
RerfSnIi&teiten h gang England, bab bas
0efinben beS 4atterS III ben Ietten Gaaen
I'd peri<mmert babe unb sefern wurbe
anSetdn6iSt, bab ber &atier IN Golge etmer
GrtdItuns far ben @eit ber Wo&e bas
9tnsmer b1ten weybs. Wenn baS Obrens
leibsn cine erMite @enbuns nebmen ioute,
wdsbe gang europe In etne unsetasse 1uf.
tes,ms serat5ea.
UsrIiu, 90. Mop. Bel ber retteu Ia,
QetIlmaer 6orfe pom &aiier @tIkelm ab.
| |ss9sItsaea &stiasb. wurbeu an stuem sia.
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bic gtnfubr uon Daffen 3u uerbinbern.
Die fran30ii@e 0eesieruns Fat auf bic
Vorife1uusen ber beuti@en unb ber enslis
f&em @esieruns erIau5t, bab bieie S&iffe
aud bie fransOfi4sa S@iffs mad StIapen
bur&fu@eu barfen; wabrf@einIi@ wtrb
aud 0rantrei@ ein S9iff abienben. Dems
nd&ft iolI eine 3ufammentuuft ber Md@te
mad 2oubon einberufen werben, um &c.
neiniame NabreseIn au bei&Iieben.
Den WoItspertretuusen Oefs
rei&'s unb ltneorKs 1T eiu neuss @ebr.
seies susesanseu. Die Stdrte bes 6ees
re- I'm 2riessfalle bIeib. 100000 Mann /;
es If iebo9 uorseiorst, bab biefer 2riess.
itanb, wenn e gilt, aud tbatid&Ii& Dor.
banben fei. 81 bieiem Suede werbem
idbrIi& etIi&e tauienS @esruteu uebr eins
seReut. 4u@ bic 2anbwebr Nib usrs
ftdrst. Das ffeIunsspFi@tise Hitter wirb
pom 90. auf bas 81. 2ebensiabr uerIest.
Denieniseu Ginidbriss sGreiwiuisen, peI@e
bte @eieruesO Offi,iers: :1rafuns ni&t beffans
ben baben, wtrb bte gerYFi9tuus aufers
Iest, etn 3wettes Sabr ua&aubieneu. Das
@eies felt tetue sroBem Mebrforberunsen
an Gut unb UIut Der Beu6Ieeruns, ions
bern periu@t, bur9 anberweitise MaBres
seIn bic uorbanbeuen WdnseI TN 6eereSs
weien au beben unb bie Webrtraft ~ e.
b6ben. Gs nimmt beioubere Ma6R&t auf
bic fuansielIen gerbdItnifIe bes 8ei9es,
unb babur& uuteri@eibet q fi& ppsltdls
baft uou ben RiIitdruorlasen tm benti@en
@ei@e, weI&e, obue @adR4t auf bic
Steuertraft bes woItss, 70 rief1se Gnfor'
bsransen an befsu Gut nnb HIut fiellea.
Sm Often Oeuti&Iant's IL
wteber cine RriesswoIfe auisetau&t, be
Sen6lanb TN ueiili@en TbeiIe isines Seeis
De- nabe ber beutf&en @reuoe 70 srobe
Eruppenaniammlunsen sema&t fat, bab
Re tn Deati&Ianb srobes aufeben errest
baben.
Sm t1uterbaufe bes enaIii&en
Yarlameuts wurbe ber 2anbanlaufs. .@es
ietentwurf NIT 299 sesen 224 Stimmen
In sweiter 2eiuas ansenomueu, na&bem
parueu f& swar TN prinstp NIT bemisIten
einpesffanbeu, feline ausfabruns iebe4 far
unm1sIt& erttdrt batte, wdbrenb 2orb
gbur&iu I'd auf ben @esieruussRa
punt itelIte, bic Hebaaptuns, bab BE
2anbIorbs abetriebene Qreiie far ibr 2anb
u erIausem iu&en, far srunbIos ersIdrte
uab betreffs bes uon parnelI anserufeaen
9aationaIsefabIs uerft@erte, bab ba1elte
NIT @slbuori&a7en an pd&ter unb Mads
jabIuus berieIbsu abioIat ut&ts ~ i@afien
babe.
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preife Der 2ln3eieen.

preife Ger 2ln3eieen.
seSr Sou her spalte per Sa%ss.. " .s1a:co
SWonuu I.M
Wtonote ; 600
Sir iebe Belle Brepier, ober beren Raum, boD
eritemal 10 Gents. bic na@fenmale Gents.
4eiratbSs unb Eobesan,eiaen NIT Sprum
$1.6O, obne Spru9 $1.0O.
answdrttse au,eieen miif'en ssrsnste,ablt uersea.
an,eisen fir picnics, 2otterien, @IiidsIpieIe
&C., bic benz Settle Der tatb. Rir9e 3lrpiber, fun
ben teine Anfnebme.
&Inaet8ess fenoe tsan ft6teaemS
Romta8 9eoreeH etss.
Job.4rbeiten alIer 0rt prompt un6
biuis aussefihrt.
Office ser ,.Oasette":
Gde Der 8. un6 Joma.StraSe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-04

@iIb, erIeat.
BerIin, 90. Nop. Die ,R6lni&e
3ettun8" erwdbnt ber Na&ri&t uon einer
WeinunsssW sWerf&tebenbeit 3wii9em bem
beuti9en 0otf@after prtnaen Neu6 In
Wten unb bem Siierret&ii&en MtntfferprSs
itbenten @rafen Eaafe unb temertt baau,
bab Deuti&tanb NIT tteisenber t1nrube bte
Stdrte unb Bebeutuns 6erienisen Siaret&i
f&eu Narteten, rpeI9e aus Ger3enSsrunbe
sem 1anbnib mit Deuti@Ianb fetnb ftnb,
betra@te.
Die vpoRA bradt In einer Beipre&uua
ber Sa@Iase In Oeferret& bie Befar&tuu9
aus, saB Deutf&Ianbs GinFub ernf2Ii@
bebrobt unb bas 1anbnib sefdbrbet If.
Berlin, 80. gaou. Die .goiii&e
3eituns" temsrft ~ benz un9stampfs,
oefen @esenHanb @raf Gaafe 1T, bab bte
Werftmuuns 3wti&eu ben DerIimer uub
@teuer D@ttern bur9 GENTLE Dors6nae
BET ber &nweien5ett beS Raiiers WilbeIm
h Wieu, bie R@ ber 6neutIi@en 8efprss
dung ent3SSen, perauIabt worben iei.
S@weta.
8ern, a.. Nop. Der Br6iibeut bes
f&wet3erii&en Hunbesratbss 6ertenfasiu,
wel@em we9en etner, Grtrantuna ber
S4Iasobern In ber porisen Wo&e bas
re&te 0etu abSenommen worben NOR, III
seforbeu.
DeIsisu.
DrhiieI, 26. Nou. Der Stretl
inter ben beIsii&en RobIensrdbern byeitet
fi@ imuer weiter aus. Die poIiaa pa.
treuiIirt IN ben umrubiseu UeStrten.
BraifeI, 81. Nop. Ser &6nis umb
bie 25nt9tn peranffaIteten beute 40 Gtren
bes mad ct. petersburg periesten ameris
tanii&en @eianbteu Qambert Tree nebft
Grau uor bereu &brsiie mad SeabIsab sin
0GRmabI.
8rnffeI, 80. Nou. Die Streits tn
ben &obIensruten In mebreren @esenbeu
beS 3anbes fnb beenbtst.
Uatttan.
Qonbon, 90. Nou. vDailp News~
ertdbrt aus amtIi&er QuelIe, bs6 BEL ber
tar3li@en l1uterrebuns 3wii3en bem papife
un6 benz @rafen 6ertert 1ismard ber
Grfere sedubert babe: v@ena bic Grei9s
niffe pom 1870 pou MIR atsebausea bdtten,
warbe GlIeS t&neQ bei9eIe9t uoghem ietn.
Sett aber, mad bsm Werlaufe 70 LANCER
Sat, III d t&wieriser, ater ID werbe Ste
perIorene 8ett wie6er einbolsn.A 6erbert
1iSmar6 erwiberte barauf: @ott bat
bem Menf@en ni&t bic WS9Ii&teit ges
wdbrt, aud uar einen etnaisen Masenblid
feiner Grifeu3 3urd63urufen unb Gw. Set.
Iistsk pani&t a&tjebn Sabre aurad3u.
rafeu. (2ase!-WsS.)
| @om, 90. Mou. SIN Watitan ftnb
6unberte uon tele8rapk pkit&eu Gnfra9en, ob
6er Dapf Rom IN perlaf5en aebenfe, etns
9e8an8en. gatbtnaI @auapoQa bat ben
aaSwdrtisen Nuntien erwibert, ba6 fein
0ei&lab haraber ssfa6t worben iif. (Oas
II cine fette 2ase.-Reb.)
Rom, 2s. Nop. Our& Wermtttelnns
bes preu6ii9en @eianbten ,. S9I68er bat
ber Batitan an bic beuti&e @egierama bic
anfrage geri&tet, ok &aiier WtI6elm'S
S&wesen aber teinen Uefu& bei BEN
RaPEe a!s oas Set9ea etner grta!tuns
eer Hejte9un9en 3wtt@en Oenti9lano nno
Dem Tatttan aSs8eiest ~eroen lou. (@Ian'
Sn @emdbbeit bes Griu9ens Defer.
ret@s unb Spaniens bot Ser Cardinal
0eampolIa bie Numtien In Wien unb SRA.
| brib ansewieiem, R& Mabe su sebem. bic
IN Ansf@t 9easuuae,ien xatbo!tteneer'
au:m!nn9en ~ PEN Swe6e, pie Nstsoers
2erpeuan9 oet we111s@en a:a@t oes yep,
ttes ~ uer1an2sm, ~ per9meesm. Nv Jf
at@t waer.-Weo.)
@sm. 20. Neu. Rad s@lus ber
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6 ub a.

6apanna, a.. Nou. @enf&ens
Ietsm Rnb BET bem 1ranbs, bur& ben
aeifen In UiabeIa be Sassa AZ 1duier
simaedi i&ert wusbeu, ni&t Serlorer 0saana
gen, wsbI aber iimb 100 0amilieu ba6uy&
obba&leS sewosben.
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Serbteu.

2oRben. 90. Nop. ysa9 elmer Des
pei&e aus 1elsrab III es beute In gang
Sertien BEL ben Wablen ~ sroben 06,bes
it6runaen sefousmen. WieIe perionaa ftnb
amsefommen unb uisIe 6ffentIi&e @sbdabe
wuTben aeri0rt.
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StaIten.

SO m, 2s. Mou. Ser Senat bat beuts
NIT einer tnappen Rebrbeit bie Worlase
aber bie &usbebuun8 bes politif9en
Stimure@ts auf BE Grauen atseIebnt.
The Republican., 1888-10-06
cad ache,

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No soul can preserve the blood and
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went, either. | had been drinking and
my credit WAS gone, and was so down
IN the world that | didn't care for the
disgrace. I've hunted for you ever
since, but had given up all hopes of
finding you. l think Providence must
directed me here. l was over the Cul-
bertson looking alta piece Of land to-
uav, and tried to make it back to Nc
Cook but the blizzard overlook me
and the horses wouldn't face it, so we
drifled here. My money, friends and
reputation are goLe and I'm going to
take Il claim and settle down and try
again. You must help me to redeem
myself, Lucy. I've been a terrible
scroundrel, but I've paid dearly for all
my mlsdeeds'
TO repeat all that was said by this
man and woman, who had once been
husband and wife, would fill Il volume
The main subject dweaIt upon by Ash
ley Winthrop was plea for forgiveness
and remarrage. Had he returned in
the full tide Of prosperity, it is doubt
t'ul whether any argument could have
prevailed with Lucy as it was, howev'
cr, pity for his misfortune and fallen
condl4 ion, the knowledge that he need
ed her to hel p him in his new start, be-
lief in the sincerity Of his repentance,
and the thought OF her children having
legal guardian IN case Of her death,
whereas, before they would have been
left to strangers, all worked in his IA
vor.
The notice of final proof to be made
on Mrs. Ashlcy's homestead entry ap.
peared in the next issue Of the McCook
UenocrM. and the reunited couple be.
gan the year together, at Akron, Colo
RADIO.
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