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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-09-14
PARENT AND EACHER.
Their Objects Being Identical They should
Work Together.

rheir Objects Being Identical They should
Work Together.
In former times ed Il cation, especial
ly IN cOun ries where the masses did
not constitute the governing class. was
a largely private affair. with which
the State had nothing in particular TO
do. As parent clothed his child. so
he educated him; and the quality OF
the clothing and the extent of the edit
cation depended upon the means and
wishes If the parent. This Govern
ment was Dase1 upon the principle
that there should be no politically
privileged class, and that with the in
div duals of the community should
rest the governing power. That IA
government of this kind might be a
success general intelligence was neces-
sary; and as none were to be privi-
legged, equal advantage had to be given
to all The State, therefore. estab-
lished schools and became an educator.
thus relieving the parent OF II part of
the responsibility in the rearing of his
child. Because the State has assumed
part of the parental office, there has
been tendency on the part Of parents
to throw too much responsibility upon
the shoulders OF the State The public
school Is apt to be looked upon as an
intellectual and moral mill. The mill
er places corn in the hopper and ii
comes out ground. In much the same
way many a parent places child in a
school and expects him to come out.
at the end of the course. branded:
Educated, mentally and morally. At
test: O. X. principal" Teachers
generally agree that there is IA sad
lack of cooperation on the part Of
parents of school children. especially
when they have reached the high
schools or upper grades in the gram
mar schools. Too many other parents
leave the whole matter of the child's
1t is pre-eminently the duty of the
teacher TO instruct and to discipline.
and it is equally the duty OF the parent
to cooperate with the teacher in every
possible why. The parent should be
interested in helpin the child to form
studiOus habits and should superin-
tend the progress made. The parent
should teach the child that going to
school is a business and must not be
neglected. The objects OF the teacher
and parent are identical and they
should work together. Boston Globe.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-09-14

-Degenerated.- I'm my day gals
an boys was some count" said old
man Bareycorn 10 sympathetic and
like-minded neighbor, "but | tell ye
it's nip an tuck nowadays if We make
'em airn their salt. Now there's my
darter M'randy. It's all kin do to
git that girl out OF bed by half past
four OF mornin'. an if she milks nine
keows an weeds out an inyun bed an
totes in a day 5 supply O stove-woOd
for her NAV. she thinks it's all she'd
orter to do till breakfus' is ready. an
like as not she'll want to quit work by
sundown of an evenin Oh. | tell ye.
the risin generation is a-goin' to de-
struction through the shiflessness and
etarn4l idleness OF their ways. In
deed, an they jist airt'-Time.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-09-14
HOME AND FARM.
Moisture and Manure-Hog Pastures
Repairing Tins-Smothered Quail
Peach Fritters-Notes.

Apply coal oil or turpentine on the
roosting places occasionally in the morn
ing. This will destroy vermin efectually
and if given time to evaporate will not
whiten the yellow legs of your fowls.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-09-14

The coin and slot device has been
applied tn children's savings banks.
When once set for action regulated
number of coins must be dropped in
the bank before it can be opened.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-09-14
Union Pacific Railway.
OREGON SHORT LINE.

Tbrouch Pullman Sleepers and Modern Day
Coaches 10 Omaha, Council BlHilS and "a Kansas "a t,as
CITY, making DIRECT CONNECSl TtGT - .KE IL
ci,jes of DENVER. CHEYENNE, sail "a m Hh
cry OGDEN, COUNCIL BLUFFS, ,OMA Ma n "A
KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS, CHlCA'o' anu "ii
noints in the East and South.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
HOME NEWS

Another week Of suspense and still
Rio Blnnco county lacks the legislative
finishing touches. After u hard neht
before the Senate Committee our repre-
s~ntniivrs In Denver have succeeded Ia
getting the six-miir strip on the south
ern boundary aud also tie larger part o!
tie territory on the east end claimed by
the G!enwood folks. A. The lines are
now agreed on Rio Blaneo county gets
ull the territory drained by White river
and It's tributaries excepting Traprers'
Lake. Glenwo.d threatened 10 fight
rather than give mp the lake. which size
seems 10 be dramatically attached 10.
and as there Is no taxable resources In
the immediate. vicinity Of this famous
lake oar representatives at the Capitol
evidently did no, allow romantic allure
men;s 10 stand In the way OF their
pfosa,c and mort practical Judgment.
We g-t the iafges, half OF Garfield
county and all the revenue producing
territory on the White river slope. ani
this ought Ia hc enough; n, leas, |, Ia all
NC can reasonably expect. There Is
nothing now In the way Of III. blll's
auai passage and w feel reasonably
sure of being able TO officially announce
next week To our White river readers
tic fact they air living In Rio iilanco
county.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
Notice Tor Publication.
LANnOYF1CE At

ENNDOFFItE Mt -
GLrNvooD srHlscs, Colo. Feb. u. tssn.
NOTICE ia hereby given that the following
t.ntion to make ilnsi prouf In support OF hi.
clsim, aud that .rid proot IN bc made before
the Register aud Receiver ut Glcnwood
Springs. Colorado. On Mar =, issp. at 10 O'Clock
y. M. via: G.urrc ". williamson, Of lay.
i,out, county. Colo, on his 7 l. u : No es., for
The u . NV u scc l: and n y nc \. Sec II. TIP !,
n, N',2 W 9Th M.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
uf. said land. via!
william I,icharisor. Edward Brown and
Enrol IdinVrr. OF Lay. Nouti Co. Colo. aud
Archie Mclaughlin. OF Sampr, Ruutt Co. Colo.
z. \. DuIAS. Register.
tFirs; pub Feb s,-last Mar %. isspi
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
Notice for Publication.

ENNU JFTINE nj - 7
GLrSwoop srRfso-. Colo. Jan. ~. tt-'. q
NoTICE-1- hereby ri,on that the following
~ named settler has hled notice OF his intcn-
tlnn to make funi prunf In support OF his
claim. and that -ald proof will bc made be.
FORE the Register and Receiver Mt Gicnwco,l
n'clock a. M, via: BENJAMIN l.. Nichols. Of
Mcckur. Colo. ON his y u II No li. H. for
the y ne Il. ne I. &c i soc ~. aud -w J. NV !,
Sec Is. TIP l <. Rqi W 9th PM.
III. names tho following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon. and guilty alton
of, said land. via;
Pleasant l.. Harp, Frank Il. Sheridan. Lohn
4. Nichols and William II. Clark. of Nc"scr
Colorado.
& J. DHLAr. Register.
first Pub Feb 2--Ia-t Mar y. 1871
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

LAND OFFICE At
GLrSwoop SrtusGs Colo. Jan. -, 1880.
NoTtCE-I- hereby given that the following
~ named settler hns .ilci notice Of his intcn-
ton To make final proof In support OF HIS
claim. and that said proof VIII hc made he.
fore the Register and Receiver. at Glepwoo1
Springs. Colorado, on April -. tsea. mt N
o'clork n. M. viz: William N. Davis. Of May
bell, Colo. on his = l. u No i,3 for the W :.
ne !. and y. NV !, See I. Tp7 n. II as W 9Th
T. NJ.
He mines the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF. 5aid land. via:
lien. c. Majors. T.. A. Heard, Jesse Hayes
and j. II. Carpenter. all Of aaybcll. Colo.
5. j. DEiAN. Register.
tsilst Pub f'cb last Mar o, lsspl
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
Noticc for Publication,
IAxppYi.fgr AT

IsNNI' VI 7 " 7 NJ
GLESwoop srniNGs. Colo. Feb. IL. 1s,o
NoTiCis-is hereby gwen that the following
' named settler hn. iiiri notice Of hi- intrt,.
tion to make nnni proof la support OF hi-
claim, AMI thni sril prof will I've made h--
furv the Register aud Receiver. Mt Gicnwuoi
Springs. colorado. On HHrch ~. issp. at Ia
O'Clock u. T., Viz; llonry II. Daun. Of
Mcokor Colo. on his T. I, u 4 No as. I II.
for tho ne =. ne Z. See -. W y NV A, and NV !,
u Sec ~. TpIS. ~, W 9th pm.
He untnc- the folioy ing witnesses to Prove
HE coniinucu. residence upon. md cultivation
OF. said land. Via.
John Earl. james ziiznisn. I'll. Archer. and
John Mckinney. all of Ncekcr. Colo.
:. !. DrLAN. Register.
First pub Feb GI-l..t Mar 20 lssgl
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

LAND OFFICE AT
GLrSwooD srntSvss. Colo, jan. -, $50.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that the following
~ named settler has Nicst notice Of his intcn-
tion to make nnnl proof m support Of his
claim, md ihst said proof = ~ be made before
tho Ncptstcr nnl Recover nj Glcnwood
SPRING.. Colo. on Arril.,, issp. Mt 10 O'Clock
g. NJ, .,lz; Horaee 2. mn. 81 Rnngcly, Colo.
on bis 4 l. ID : No -, G { q, Ute Scrica. for the
20 4 nc !, Sec !. Tp n, Il Ia, ". and !. NV
i. Zoe D. Up y, r 19i W 9th + NJ.
lie names the following witnesses ia prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of, said land. viz:
&. r. Iiiil. r. NJ. Giilum. J. studcr nnd A. C.
Emort. nli of Rangeiy. Colorado.
=. ]. DEBAw, Register.
irir,t Pub Fch = las. Marp issqi
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
Notice for Publication.

ENNU VFI'TIE NJ
GtrNwoop SPRINGS. Colo. Feb. u. issn.
NOTICE Is hereby given That the following
! named settler has filci notice ri hia intern
ten to make final proof in support OF his
claim. aud Tint said proof will he made before
tue Register md llccciycr Mt Glonwood
springs, Colombo. on April 2. is!9. nj 10
O'Clock -. M, Viz; Pleasant =. Harp, Of
Neckcr, Colo on hts y Il II No 500. u I II,
for the II y Sc y, 90 u So I. Sec and ne "a ne
= See 10. Ftp y, II ni W 9th T. 81.
He names tho following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF. shii land, VIZ!
BENJAMIN l.. Nichols, John Nichols, Franz.
u. Shuridai.and VIM. II. Clark, all OF Mccker.
Colo.
S. j. DrIsN. Rrgistcr.
lrifsi rub Feb . Las, Mar a. ,sipi
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
CHURCH SERVICES.

ri. JAMES MISSION.
fou:ih street. cas-; cHl Of City Park.
Morning PRAYER and Sermon. II u. IN.
= Sunday School. immediately after
m0ruing pfayet. IL m.
Evening Prayer, II I:sD y. IN.
Choir rehearsal every Friday evening
NJ s;,D y. III.
ss.y.e-a u, Coal Greek School house
MaTe. 10Th and .pb. at SEQ y. III.
\. l.. WILLIAMS.
Missionary In Charge.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

The following named scholars having
been punctual and regular in attendance
during the month of February, have
their names placed upon the Roll Of
Homer:
PRIMARY DRrARTNEST-Ber Me-
Daniel, Florence Gregory, Claudia
Southland, Ornan i'oby.
NJ. l.. JONES, Teacher.
ADVANCED DEPARTMENT - Clara
Layton, Anna Ryan, Jerm Beard,
George IIowcy, Hardce Myers.
The following list shows the averages
In studies of the scholars OF the Adj
yanced Department:
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

A Touring mill is again being talked
of by some of our en,erprising citizens,
who believe that If the thing was ain
assured fact there would he much
larger acreage of wheat planted this
spring than heretofore. There is no
doubt but that u flour mill would pay in
this valley and we hope to see the enter
prise under way before the summer is
Ear advanced.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

LAND bEFItE NJ
GREENWOOD SPRINGS. Cnln.. frb. =. i-.'.
NOTICE :. hcr.hy given that the following
~ named settler has iils'i notice Of his intrn-
lion TO make ffnl proof In support OF hi- claim.
and that said prof will be made before the
I.csi.trr AMI Receiver Mt sirnwp1 -pring-.
Colorado. on May =. i--p Mt ~ o'clock -. m.
Wis Peter uorruu.chuis. Of SninI-,. Colo. oi,
hia T. T. u : No go for tho y a. aud u
sw 4, sec u, TpgN, Rpi " 9Th y ".
lie name. the following vitncssr. 10 prove
his continuous residence upon. aud cultivation
Of. said land, viz:
Mitchell and Zen LRckcy, nll OF Nniui-,. Colo.
81. DILss. Register.
first Pub Mar :-fnst Apr Q, 1891
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

Tie projected Denver y Sal, Lake
Short Line WIS itc all.absorbins topic
~ conversation GA IA. street, In III.
early part II this week. Those Of our
citizens who can penetrate. rs far into
the future as the wiscs; think the ID. X
:. l.. :. l.. mean business.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

As We predicted las, month III. aver
NJ. standing Of the scholars In the pub
lie school for tho month of February
shows handsome gain all around. Thr
report. which will 10 s-cn In another
column. for III. pas, month. makes n
very crc.liahlr showing.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
PAY UP.

All persons indebted to the Under.
signed are requested to come forward
and settle their accounts either by cash
or note. on or before April first. All
bills not settled by the latter date will
be turned over to collector. Notice is
also hereby given that on and after
March is. all business will be conducted
on u strictly cash basis.
HARP & WRIGHT,
MEEkER. Colo, March ]. 1850.
Patent medicines of all kinds al j. V.
lIcu1tcu's.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

All pc;Eons indebted TO III. under.
signed are requested TO settle their nc
counts by the i.ih Of this month. II
no, settled by tina, date bills will lie
placed In the hands Of n collector. Here
after vii! sell coal for casi, only.
PETER ANDERSON.
Mr,:Kgu, March 8, lssD.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

There Is q loyciy spO, on the new Coal
Cree. cut.oii that has lately been named
Lovers Canon a popular young
Mecacr Alderman is said 10 have made
an accurate survey OF this rural retreat
ins, Sunday. aud an soon ~ lie can get
his lajy-love thoroughly initiated into
the ant Of handling the ribbons will be
u frequent visitor 10 the place In gucs-
t.on.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

Lawyer James l.. Clark Of Glenwood.
came over from the Springs yesterday.
Mr.. Clark's friends are urging him to
become candidate for the prospective
iudgcship OF the Rio Blanco county.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

II You want TO order drugs, medicines
or amy article handled ia a wholesale
drugstore. We would refer you 10 Or.
J. l.. osboFncs display I'D ii another
rnittrn.,
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

- For drugs. medicines. paints, books.
stationery. fancy and toilet articles.
Geld glasses. artist, materials. musical
goods, etc. etc. 80 or SEND ,our orders
to Or. L. Siuycr. Rawlins. Wyoming.
and &c, the hes, goods at lowest prices.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

The la,ss; addition To Colorado jour
nsl:sm Is The Gsca, Divide. Stanley
Woods pav-T. The new candiia,, for
the reading puhiicIs favor Is on the
literary order and tho ilrs, number IL
full u wcll.writ,cn articles %, in'oTcs;
'n residents Of the entire Rocky Noun.
tain country. Sample copies can 10
had by addressing the Divide Publish.
ing Company. Denver. Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

Harp \ wrigh, have bought II. ~.
I.crnarJ's imported Shire stallion, Ci,a.
del The horse Is one " the finest OF
his Kind Ia the country.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

Judge Hugus unexpectedly surprised
his friends here by dropping In on
them las, evening. Mr.. Ungus' trip at
this time is purely one of business.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

At ihcfor,heomina municipal election
Gl-uwcoi will vote ON tho question oi
issuing $4,000 bond, for town Improve
mrn,s.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

Mr. Thomas BAKER. who was IN from
his ranch "Wednesday. reports the
fofds between Mcckcr and his place In
dangerous condition.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

Z. o. Bre,hcrton. after a prolonged
absence. returned to Meckcr on ycsier.
day evenings stage. Mr.. Brc,hcr,on
will probably remain on White river for
the summer.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

j. II. Finlcy o! Bagss. Wye. came In
from the north on Saturday evening"
stage. Mr.. Finley Is here on business
mission,
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

Aspiran,n for official positions In Rio
Blanco county are beginning 10 bob w.
Gentlemen. don, i- In hurry. Wal,
until the bill passes.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

James 30 Fonda. dealer in ladies' and
gents fine silk handkerchiots. crepe.
shawls. scarfs. etc. For prices call on
"Chinn lin"
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

A number OF town 10, owners are
fencing their property. which not only
cnchanc.s the value Of the lots but adds
10 the general appearance Of things.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

The business men OF Salt Lake are
holding out strong inducements 10 the
Midland folks 10 get them TO connect
with the Denver n Rio Grande Western
at Grand Junction.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

Glcnwood's $1,000 bridge bill has
passed the House. We hope It will be-
come n law. as 1t will no, only greatly
benefit the Springs bu; the travelling
public In general.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
'Et.FrrfUv sUvu..

To the qualified cicc'ur. 81 tho Town "
Mcnscr. UrrfclS county. Co!oraiui
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual election Of Mayor Tor one wear,
three Trustees Tor two years. and three
Trustees for one year. to constitute the
Board Of Trustees Of said Town Of
Meekcr. will be held Mt the Office of the
Meeker Stables in said Town on Tues.
day. the II day Of April. a. u. isso.
l.. u. BRAsirER,
l.. II. WALBRipoE. Mayor, pro ten.
Clerk and Recorder.
MEEEYG, Colo. March Z. $50.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

Tho carpenters are all busy. whic. 1,
. good sign Of approaching activity Ia
biiliins.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

The san Francisco Weekly Call and
rng HERALD for ss.a5 TO cash sub
scT!bcrs. Sample copies free u, this
Office.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

The owners Of fast horsr-fcsh were
out In force durin; the PAS, week. and
some lively spuT,s ~rr- made.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

Subscribe for The HERALD and
Texas SifiinGs. Only s3.75 to cash
subscribers. Siftings is the great H.
Illustrated humorous paper OF the coun.
try. Subscribe how. The combination
for less than the yearly price of sifiings.
Sample copies ut this Office.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
FOR StIG.

Five hundred cedar posts. cheap. VIII
trade for hay OF grain. Apply to Paul
T.. Wagner.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

Tho general Exclamation --"wha,
lovely weather -
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

a Iinc 10 90 Marlin rifle. For further
Information call a, this office.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

Get Your states rra,iy-for Mayor and
Town Trustees.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

isayoraiiy aad Councilman!c cani!
dates are comm-ncin. Ia sproai.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

Thc V~s,fy Of ~. James Church has
ordered = ti,itty-.-. ,nch l-ii.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

nisrt siagss. the iuus aEc pretty haFs
b. decent. bat elsewhere they sro o!ic
E.u;ehcd.
Ia thoar Of tho better Eor: ;hcTr u SGT
orally nn eating. iou>o or tea shop On on
aide 81 tho large door leading into III
yani Tic thap faces tho fircut. and
connected with tho cook house md pc
vato rooms OF tho landlord. AZ this cut
too. arr the rooms occgpicl by tho carter
and others. Passing through tho grcs
door. the visitor finds himself la lare
unpayci ward with buildings all round !,
Oa one aide arc. perhaps. Dix or eigl
guest rooms. little susrs about twcly
frc, squar,. with paper In place Of giai
Tor windows. dcoTa which do not tit. an
through the openings OF which wsad Gil
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

10 to rious,ou's for drugs aud pa,cn
medicines.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
tCi; >tI.x..

Yuea,an a, lIousions.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

Tn. San Francisco Daily Call seven
issuesl and TitE HERALD for 81. As
this offer will only hold good for Il
limited pcric-i the reading public are
urged TO take advantage Of 1t and secure
one 81 the hes, daily papers In the
United States. Sample copies can bc
lad AT thi. office.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

\. ". Lee and wife. of Denver. regis
l.trd nj The Mcckct hotel Monday.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

Speaker Eddy is not neglecting the in
tcrcsts OF his Romtt and Grand county
constituents, as bills nppropriating the
following amounts for the purposes
designated have passed the House: For
the construction OF road through Bear
river canon, between Steamboat Springs
aud Hayden, 5000, aud $1,000 for the
construction VI u bridge across Bear
river between Juniper and Cross noun
tains. Grand county gets $4,000 for
the construction OF IA road through the
canon of the Grand from the town of
Hot sulphur Springs TO the mouth Of
the canon named.
Among tho contemplated handsome
residences that are to bc built In the
near future is ono for Eye cditor'-pro-
vided the tardy subscribers aud others
who occupy good deal OF space on the
dr. side al our ledger wake up by
MoIesiY would have deferred III from
mentioning our proposed mansion at
ihi, time. but items were scare this
week and this one will serve double
purpose 1T viii "nll up" and give
Madam Rupior something To speculate
on during her leisure moments.
Herman rfoiifer returned from Aspen
THURSDAY, after spend!n. about two
weeks in that grea, mining camp. Mr.
piein.r says Meeser seems 10 be
attracting oonsiderabi. attention on
the outside just ut present, and a
feeling prevails that We Will sboril,
be connected with the oui,lGr world
by means II broad gaug. railway.
Indications all point To the Midland
rs the road.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-09-05
CHAPTER XVI
IN IRONS.

The smallest worm will turn, being trod-
And doves will peck, IN safeguard Of their
brood.
Shakespeare.
~ S time passed on and Colonel Won
~ Brandstein's search was still I'M
successful, his rage and fury
knew no bounds. That his skill and
ingenuity could be ba!lled by a weak
girl enraged him beyond expression,
and yet it was so.
No tidings whatever could be learn
ed OF Ninette from the day she had
fed from her fathers house until the
present moment. The humble quar-
ter where she was concealed had not
even escaped police vigilance, but
all in vain. In her picturesque dis
guise with her close-cropped curls,
and the tiny mustache which Crotch
en- had insisted on procuring for her,
she looked complete peasant boy,
and might have challenged detection
even from the Prussian officer himself.
The old woman's tale of visit from
her nephew was never questioned.
She was well known as u simple,
pious, hard working woman, and
Gretchen was quick witted enough TO
ward off any troublesome inquiries.
They were therefore not mo.ested
though when Ninette's dangerous ILL
ness had been at its height, they had
been terribly alarmed, for rear it
might have caused inquiry and led to
serious results.
When the bailled Prussian saw that
his researches were fruitless, he re-
venged himself by tenfold prosecu-
ton OF the unfortunate man who had
all unwittingly aroused his hatred.
They rarely came in actual contact
now, but the commandant carried out
the coloners instructions to the letter,
partly because he was himself fierce
partisan, and hated the foe with i'm
placablo enmity, partly because he
was in some measure indebted to Won
Brandstein for the position he held,
and did not wish to lose his inllu-
ence.
Pierre Leroux certainly gave little
cause as a man we'll could for the
dasta5llc cruelty and insolent appro-