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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

POSTMASTER GENERAL AT MS WORK.
eight thousand are posted every minnie
Of the tweniy-foo hours. Nevertheless.
the greater part OF this growth has
taken piece since 1900. and si,1ce the
present administration assnnned power
some of the most useful improvements
and striking reforms have been made.
Still greater ones arc in prospect. Br.
before entering upon their considera-
ton Let MS take a look at the post
master general himself and see how he
looks and how he occupies himself
The mansion in | street is Quiet. but
rich. Nothing is expended in fancy, bat
everything Is solid and valuable and
appears better at the second glnnce
than at the first Mrs. Whitnay's IA
nous ballroom Il now picture raj
lery with several hundred thousand
dollars worth ofthc best pictures ia &.
THO air,in1~roorn is sebcriy magnificent
--cbeay woodwork. gilds& ceiling. DARK
rcd silk walls. silver and crystal. Gobe-
iin tapestry. hammered bruss- The
library l. more sober still. buf in ~
ccllent tas., Here Mr.. wanamakcr
HIfl1t'fAsetl II Al~ FffsrNI NfittFr FA&a u
light gray lanpgin1 sack md dark
trousers. lie il faaD above middle
beisht. rrthcr lightly brill. Tvs face
j. fresh eelcrss. smooth sllawsn add
Younr booking. Ills eves are DARK rrav.
we're hrleAt and oesrF~asss forehead
m~ee, lower face slender IN proportion:
= assoa-s3zed busin-.s-liiyc nose. There
l. a certain aaiet ensr9v anaenthusiastn
in the expression II his esuntsnarre; ron
Sc that the msn Is = IRAN ~ veriss> -
Judgment. Of resosrces- ifis coaverzss-
ten IS thoarhtfui serS> and low voioed
Aetivitv sna alerfness are in hin com
biaea With eamre&ufxs
am h=rad - say that Mr.. wsna.
maker Cd not t4i,e vrry srSentir - me
iaeA ~ h~fnx ~ "a IN the newxps-
peFs. lie "a nna - e. net wor2s
i last sry - Is the sx.s that's abssst
al taere = II il. was his remark Re
lizteas att~niiveiy sra ker7s his evr
1sHaset
hewevsr zzsde al Aeeosntnes. ssr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

apparatus. There is also . hail 3bxse
feet IN tho bsscm>at 20 b u1cd xos
meetings cf the c. rch aseocxe,one.
etc. Il, anterior tae ku.ldine II
finished ard aur' d with all fis
modern oonyeniences Ter ksl12s
purposes, and the heating aSd
veLtilsting facilities ere faea,Sctl
after the mcst approved rssrr
The material fren which the buiiding
is constructed 10 hrsck W. y etope trssn-
nlnes and t.sS roof 10 OF elatc- ~ q
substantially bnilt, rsst,ng upon =
foundation Of cut stone. The buli1ing
site Is large, providing amplc room fof
a play ground that will he AdcQusts Re
the demands OF . school Of that sire.
Tire front OF THE nniisisig is fashwpee
after tire Gothic style ofI1fa7It<ts>re
which corresponds ntcfly wilh It's
church off the parish. Work on sne
new building began ON May -. ISeis
and has been pushed With eontlnne1
! energy up To the present. IL has tte..
built entirely from private subsefss
tons alta cost of $4,000, and vhts
completed il viii stand without sl,s
gle dollar OF Indebtedness hanranf
over the parish. The material aud
labor have been paid fer &c the woIi
advanced, and so ss,on as the fund.-
were exhausted work ceased GA the
construction until they wcte repien.
ishei. II 10 an established rule OF siss
diocese TO keep free from dtia
aud IL has been Stf.ctis
observed in this instance. A. soo9
az the inferior IS flnisi,ec tie scho3
will be moved fron TIE Old building
into The new one. TIE bnsldlhg ro~
a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

In the Warehouses ~ Du1nF<sf
Canadian Journal there h - sen(una
81 one Of those ''ccinci1enonDr ~1knk
DR. weatberly il a. sns1h 49, - go
plain away. You r~upsUlsr Ghok to11
you that poor man ecr~6nt - enso
was drowned % the MisRAh- ~ ~
knew nothing ebcrt his pocp1e ~
were unable t. corsnuBicnfe Tie newv
of hi< death 20 tbeIn. - u. ordered sng
lstsers that might arrive for IN - ~
brought 20 himself. The 6rsf ~ t1en
which we have jas. recei~e6-vsa
from a servant girl - who's ~ 49, ~
iaehed ~ Ottsws. sne wse deksd eEort
y seven days after he seci1cnA ID h
she said. II have been n ny now
place . week and IKE n ver3 mueh.
out had such drcsdf>sl drren - ~.
oar ~ rnr arrival ] dreas,t thn1 -
ard Newell we're rpset In . bo11 -
zetiscs. but yer were drcwned.r ~
the SPOT II IN IN usi<5hshised re(foe -
the coast 81 Labv>Am. mszR - -
bnnd--s rris-s from ot1gwA ~10u1
either telegraph ~ psts. y 80 -
sible tAss che shopuit hsps Soe1tpu0 -
news 81 her io-er's &s~&b 49, 49,
Ter vas ~-rftx41-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

had any regard for mo or my business
but simply wished to get the thing out
OF the way. He went 10 the money
drawer. and slowly pullcd out some
bills. One of them was bright and new,
SO he put Il back. and, after some os-
tcntation of search, produced another
which was exceptionally dirty md di-
lapidatcd. Having secured the value of
the check. less the commission. he laid
il on the counter in c spot which he APP
scared 70 select because IL mad 10 rcla-
ton whatever 10 my position. II was
beyond nv reach. but not far enough to
make IL evident that he had taken cog
nixancc {. me in depositing the money
Then he returned TO the place and the
attitude he had occupied when I en-
tered.
gathered up the money and put II
into my pocket Then I said: Good
NY knowledge and belief. replied: Go
10 blszes."
have taken much care In poTtrsying
Schreclsstein because thought II might
please semc IL my readers who have
dealings with similar cold-blooded an
thrcpophagi Aave known certain
pawns -okcrs 20 affect n manner some
thing like schrcckstein's. but they were
mere innocent pirates compared 10 him.
Him any word Of this description have
deviated from the truth IL was because
Noah Webster was too mild man TO
put the proper term into his dictionary.
Once or vice have been tempted to
trust my imagination for details, and
then have seen that II would be gross
latser. to lie about Schrcekst~in even
with the nsos. malicious purpose. So.
when nave ssit M recollection fail, I
have taken n small check 20 Schreck-
stems sad have whetscd the dagger Of
my revenge on the cold blue grindstone
Of facts.
Perhaps there IL another side 20
Schreeks.eia. The medieval Jew,
though he was tough enough with his
clients, crtnred in the presence Of
who negotiated leans on red-hot grid
iron and similar uninpe sehable coliat-
eraI. So perhaps thers Is sorne body 81
whom Schrer xstein il afraid. hepe
is's his wife. I should Ike - see her
take him br the ear and respectfully In
ausre how he supposed shs can pay the
rent and bring ue family ca thirteen
dollars a week Brt probably shall
never have that pleasure.
have another IN store, though, FOR l
shall send him copy 81 these lIscs,
and. nest day. shall call With little
thecis. IL do not see the north pole II
iuesvEliss il viii be because ny vitality
caanos carry NC through the isterviesv.
HewAaD FtEfBfSs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

NAMED = irssspoasfvv - dead maa.
sad sshsssksseia much more 81. sAids
viii yss please b gsod enough TO
cssh this snail shseky'
The slssk sursed toward Schreck-
stain, and instantly tasned back again.
azh2n<d 20 have shows signs Of hfs. I
glsneed up ~ the clock Is an Indication
Of impatisncs- IL haA stopped during
the forenoon No clock of Schreek-
stein would ever violate the rules Of
the house By importing Information 10
a customer.
Az the exact moment when had
made up my saind 70 pick up my check
and walk out. the clerk bestirred him
self lznga,diy and took IL from the
counter He put Il upon the desk be-
side schrechassin, and shen. turning his
back upon me, gsxed out of that win
dow before which they have scattered
money for the purpose of hurting the
feelings of poor people who pass by.
Schreckstein did not come out of his
trance.
I coughed- Then I took nv watch
out Of my pocket, opened il, and closed
the case with loud snap. Schreckstein
did not wink. debated within myself
whether could reach the check in It's
position on the desk. and had just de-
cided 10 stretch forth my arm and try,
when Schreckstein let his hand fall
upon the check as ii accidentally. Then
Cor the 6rst time he apparently became
- Uixea Ia N N.
scrutinizod the signature; laid it down;
took il up again. and examined it even
more closely as II he suspected me of
forging nv own name.
Atterwar6s he turned his eyes tows d
me. The third grade of misit glass eyes
furnished TO charity hospitals for inser-
ton in unfortunate paupers have more
soul in snern. He looked 1T section OF
the wall behind me. could feel his
glance 90 through my head. and rningle
with M brains, and curdle them.
know something about disrespect, lor l
have asked the ushn- of Fifth avenue
chu.ch TO show me seat, but he was
Chesterfield comps -ed to Schrecxstein.
Willis SchreckStein was looking
through me. ] remembered having no
ticed little pile of rubbish in corner
Of the Office. II looked like dry paper.
but now understood that it must be
the remains of customers who had
withered under Schreckstein's glance.
did not wither because I am so thin
that any change of that kind would be
too slight 10 afford any satisfaction
even to so mean a man as Schreckstein.
By and by he turned his eyes away
and went back into the cataleptic con-
dition which is his natural state. The
clerk turned away from the window
and picked up my check, rot as if he
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10
LOOKED LIKE FAIRIES.
A Pleasing Party Given to The Littl
Folks.

~ EieasauS fefty Given 10 me Little
Folks.
A pleasing little folks party was given
last Wednesday afternoon By Miss
Daisy Luce to about forty of her little
girl friends ut the tetu,ifuI new home
of ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Luce. on Cherry street. Miss Daisy re-
ceIved her guests with the grace OF a
grown-up hostess. and the children
looked like little fairies IN their pretty
party dresses.
The entire house was illuminated and
given up to the pleasure OF the little
people, who played games for pres,
danced Pop goes the weasel" and had
most enjoyable time. In the dining
room small tables we're arranged in 4
circle about cena.r table, and MI were
beautifully decorated with smliax,
maiden.hair ferns and carnations.
Mrs. Luce was assisted in enterta ming
the little ones 10y Mrs. Il. j. Reynolds,
Mrs. c. Il. Stautfer. aud Mrs. Harry
Long. Among the guests were Mary
Butterfield, Alice Ball, Flora Luce,
Helen Maynard. Gertrude RISKY.
Florence and George Godfrey, Adel-
aide and Lorraine Sigh, Maroon and
Irene Follett, Blanch Mayhem, Margie
Allen, Frances Hughes, Louise Free
man, Annie Rindge, Mary Cobb.
Florence Davidson, Maude and Flossie
Cartwright. Helen Mosely, Hazel Rem
ington, Florence knappen, Anne and
Louise Long, Louise Pierce. George
McWhorter, George Speed, Edvina
Uhl. Adele Brewer, Marguerite Long,
Aldrich Blake. and Frederick Luce, Jr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10
ENJOYABLE PEDRo Parties
Several Pleasant Events of the Past
Week


The pedro partyygfven Friday even-
ing by Mrs. +. A. Talimadge, No. liz
Ransom street, to about forty of her
friends was unusually enjoyable. Sew
eral of Tho guests were from out OF
town. he ladies' first prize was won
by Miss Anna Calkins. and tue second
by Mrs. Silas Godfrey. Mr.. Harry Nib-
lock won the gentleinen's first nrize,
and Mr.. Frank Barton the second.
A very pleasant pedro party was
gwen ps Miss Matte Dole, No. la
South DIVISION street, TO about thirty Of
her friends last Thursday evening.
Delicious refreshments were served,
and delightful evening was spent.
On "Wednesday afternoon Mrs. T.. r.
Dryden gave q pedro party to n large
number of her lady friends. The hous Sc
was deliberately trimro q with cut
flowers and palms. Instead of playing
for head prizes. the novel feature MIS-
introduced of giving n souvenir 10 tl,c
winner ut the end of every game-an
arrangement which met with decided
favor by these present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edge very pleas
an;ly entertained the Lotus" pedro
club at their last meeting. Mrs.
Blrroth captured the ladies' head
prize. silver berry spoon. while Mr..
10. Ingraham was fortunate in secur-
ing the gentlcman's head prize, silver
fruit knives. Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend
will entertain the club at their next
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. LOOMS of No. 133
Wealthy avenue, entertained the Lam
tern pedro club at their residence last
"Wednesday evening. The head prlzes
were won Nv Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Wilson
O. No. 2i5 Paris avenue, and the hoohy
tries were awarded TO Miss Andersen.
OF No. 81 Lake street, and Mr.. c. "
Looms. Refreshments were eervcu
ieforc playing. aud all had a jolly good
time. The club will meet at Mr.. j. \ &.
Wilson's. No. 30 Paris avenue, Wedncs-
day evening. January 20.
A ladies' pedro party will he given
by Mrs. Joseph Mckee next Tuesday
afternoon from . TO 6 o'clock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10
MORER00M ATLASr
NOT A DOLLAR Of DEBT eklsYe
The Magnificent assucsus w - 49,
for Occupancy EsapuDv 8
Efkciens conninpu.

Prominent among ~ mnoy erun1
school eoificcs In this ci&y = - 49,
parechisi school hullding az q. Mars
parish, located on Turner stress. ne
building 10 now nearly complotsd. en-.
IT Is hoped that February VIII eoe tns
structure ready FOR occupancy. Ths
building 10 ike feet in dimens,on nnn
three stories in height The third story
viii remain Unfinished for the tinne
being. The first and second f,eors g.
tain i've connexions class roosns enrh.
These rooms are 2sEao Of in sixe. n.
spsS'~ss halls are sue led. mnk,n.
eve convenience & errcoo and
mr. The bsseuase conialns toiIc1
fes<sT - be used by Ne teAchers ana
pcsils. and II also contains tse hss ting
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

-Ere. ccnfrents old maids with the start
aing announcement. This machine viii
tell you your age. The thing mean
Is Observation-Disclosures c. Scnreck-
Stein. II IL occupied in note-Shaving
aad kindred pursuits by the side Of an
important downtown street OF New
York. have noticed in human beings
that the hasitual handling OF money
breeds discourtesy Money-changcrs
have always been conspicuous for bad
manners even in Err Lard. where the
ret Of a gentleman in kicking any body
who was not gentleman has ever
been held 20 broaden and perpetuate
the dxtisction- II our own land 1t
sould hardly be different with those
who deal in the nedium OF exchange.
The machinery OF business cannot alter
The fact that he who asks money is the
beggar and he who has IL is the grudg-
ing alnas-giver.
But giving all proper consideration
W the force Of temptation and the infu-
ence Of custom. there can be no DOUBT
hat Schrsckstcins are born, not made.
! Am convinced Of this by my study Of
schrcckstein's clerk. whose sole am
sition il Is TO be sone day rs impolite
~ the head OF the house. But, bless
you. he cant. II isn't in him BY close
application and the exercise OF fair
nimetic talent he has worked his man
hers down 10 point little belov
lhcse Of the iata Mr. Crowley, of Cen
sral Park mensgeris. but the gan which
It'll separates him from Schreckstcin Is
broader aad deeper than the bottomlcss
pit
schrcckstein cashcs checks and takes
pay for doing 80. Tha. is part of the
5usiress. II is very hard 20 cash cheek
n New York. We are wide-avakc.
obscrvant people. and our intimate &C
yuaintancs with one another makes our
loaIs the prey CT black suspicion.
Th-rrfore. IL there were man in
schreekstein's place he would be rnnch
ought. after the close Of banking
hours. by us who do business rotiEd
about Indeed we are frequently
or.-d % resort 70 Schreckstcin.
SchEcckstein Knows me pretty we'll
! was introduced aad vorched for by
nan Of high financial standing two or
lhrec years ago. Schreci<Stein's bear
ing Oh tha. occasion reminded me Of the
warm cordiality exhibited by the skcle-
lou Of the aegatheTlum In the museum
Of natural history when ] FIRST paid ny
respects % il. bu: the ncgatheriun's
Eemeanor has softened more upon &C
auaintanes than has Schrcckstciu's.
called To get a check cashcd one
sfternoon rot long ago. The Office is
iiweys somewhat close. for schreck.
ltein does not like 20 have the free air
81 heaven come in To- dilute bis own
private atmosphere OF studied discour
esq. The furniture IS simple but ap
prupriaee There Is nothing AZ all in
be space reserved for custoners
heap wooden counter ten feet long
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other leading man. and they enjoy Che
air in the environ. aud suppose discus.
the situation quietly. The last tive
hours of his office day are sr>nt in con
sidering projects snd improvements.
and are often the more prolific of thc
whole nine.
Among the good things that Mr. Wan
amaker has accomplished are The essae
lishment OF re~ular system Of promo
tion for good work throughout the scrr'
ice; greater quiclsnrss in the trsssrais-
sion of mails by land and sea. lsg TIE
development of the railway and steam.
boat post ofsees: abolition of LETTERS
business. and of the dispersion of ia
deccnt litcrat1lrc: mere accurate mcbsl'
DDS OF accounting. end grcs. saving 81
expenditure in eoseral directions
Among the good things he Intends Z
accomplish are efficient and constarl
inspection of post Offices. foreisr
postal card with stamped coupon a.
tached for prepaid reply: duplex house
lctter-boxes, in one side Of which los
postnn N can deliver his mail. whi,e the
householder can put his letters in los
other; an extended aad ultimately mi
versal FREQ delivery; q reform in ths
present sblse OF the penalty frank
whereby more than eight million de-
lars worth OF the n sst laborious mai
carryin is donc for nothiag; an nhrra
lion in the law which now permits pa
per-covcred serial novels 10 be scni
ut onc-cighth The legitimate rate; based
upon these two reforms, \ reduction q
letter postage TO che cent an ounce. and
a resulting change. In few years. o
the present anaral deficit % FIVE mil
lion dollars into = Surplus Of fourteen;
the creation OF n postal banking SIS
tenn, tho deposits. estimated - eve h;sn
d ed millions. 10 be redoposiied IN IA.
tional local banks. 80 preferred labili
ties. aud to be employed in rosernv nj
real estate and similar solid invest
ments; and tho postal telegraph system
This. which is perhaps the fs-orite prof
Get of the pos, master general. is op
posed nv all the influence and power q
the Western Union mosopcly: II Is :
battle Of gisnts. but Er. Nanarnalsi
will probahlv win. fer Re IL baelged h,
popular sentiment all over the coun;fr
TiTne wiz b. saved. not by hours, but h
DAYS; rates viii he lowered moro thai
Atty per cent; new telegraph patents
will be welcome. insseoi Of being sup
pressed. "a they now are; the abuse %
the telegraph for speculative purpose
will be stopped. ard business every
wbeie win b. stimulated. Altogether
tho prospeet is exhilarating.
.fr-rTAT HAsrTronrr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10
GUARDING Tl,E TREASURY.
Row Uneie ss-, Protests Ms seerdea
-frssrfs

The Treasury watch is COMPOSED 81
seventy veteran soldiers. Who are cnt
into three squads dividing every tweutv-
four b>ars into three equal watches ~
eight hcuTs Zach. SITS The Indianapolis
JoerHRl. IRE r1>n wear no Uniforms.
and world nct imrrcss tho casual viss-
tor - tiie Treasury duriar the hours
when the pabiic is aaraitsed The
rnerle - unarmcd during Tie 6s-. b.s-
- nirht carrv l..sf-- fsr.ty two caI;h@r
six-charn h-Trs reviewer. which I. 10
large 20 be crnceaie1 Is n pocket and
Enuss bc carried il The hands all the
tine FverT ono rho passes The treas.
mr. st night SECS Paesnz ~ aud r. n
tfe ieSfv area ketvee, the s-ra.sse
pillars ard the = AZ Of t.. bzilainv sol
itasF figures 4 per~on csaaot pp-
prcsch within a harsdred feet q toe
binding witlseet seeing guard. Sa<h
= watehma7. silent and marshal IN
eenrinF. gsArsis eeth II ths four en-
traces - TIE treasarr. The guards
who tra~erse the eorrsdo-s 81 sfa,es IN
tsreass seucA eiettric hu4son. II sr
nauns shesr presenc. IN reresin pe~ss
q ~ i'slsi4iag Al thss srs.~rn ~ IT,
teFioz ~nsehkaiaess ~1S th- ~rrk a.
sse-ssary raiTrr, who duriar us s~rra
IN Lee hfe4 - csnstsrt sr~n3 81 a,
attaes ca tae treasarv. So fsr as human
v-atehfsloeas enn be relied on the treas
Ezy j kaafesa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10
BACK TO THEIR STUDIES.
These Have Returned TO the Dali Rou
tine of school


Miss Myra Wonderly has returned TO
her studies at Mes PEBBLES school. cor
neF Madison avenue and Eat Fifty
seventh street. New York city.
John aud george HOLSTER have re-
turne.l To Boston where they are at
tending the Boston Latin school.
Misses Maud Whitney and Louise Barn.
hart will return 10 MISS Browns school.
New York. Friday.
Peter DOYLE has resumed his studies
at the state university in tho medical
department.
Mss Lucy Olnrv returned Friday
To her studies at Miss Portes's school ri
Harrington, CT.
RAYMOND Cosby hAs gone back 70
Phillips academy, Aadover, Mass.
Miss Eva Dan els and Miss Kate Fnos
started for Ns.ssr Monday.
Mics Grace Remington will return to
school al Uuca. y. \.
Ma. Mahls Eide viii return TO her
siudiesat ollvet college.
So. E.tclle Putnam has returned %
Nassar.
Walter nrooting has returned 10 Tar.
ward.
Louie ", san Of Mr. and sre ! 4.
Fields ct sawkng street, Who Has h.en
spending IN holdass With his pae.fsts
hss Fetufnfs ts tie school for tae bli9d
al Lansing.
Ieo Keeny, Richard Smita, A y.
Ksthbone, Jf.. Harry Norsien. Naltef
Nef4 er. hen Robinson. Stewart NiHge,
Wli'anl sehsake. Iona Bfsahaid Wal
i'sfk5As. ut Matter aad Waiter l)gew,
stsdeats at tie university. have ~.
Turned ~ Ann Afis9F.
Nl. Amanda Negt Aad Alss neslha
Sweasbafg hare retained "a taesf
studies al -. Mays senoei 81 knox
vile, III.
5,-.ss,,.s..s -, fsnts n.saa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

ss ESsrtrs Mt cHxcx wrru A 6f.sSCz.
Uses NJ enc e>d 70 fern a desk. at
which sat Schrecksteia. on this after
pssr. with an epen ledger before him
ne sat upon the oalv stool in tae place.
he would not have tso. because in TIA,
rasc ke wsuld Ne PIT - he ineenven-
rncc of sisf;n< on both % them in oFsler
lhas his clerk might b compelled TO
usna.
schr~rkstei.s general outline does
sss esSer greatly from that II = AaHan
ketn1. whseh il Why haze designated
him occasionally BY ths p>rsonsl pro
ses,- His ssee - rather esUsd and
pun&r~. sss . ~ she cslsr 81 an Under.
scss aeuxhnu. u - made 81 some
substances which does ncs support s~g
lsfscn. lis ses- = Of pale blue indsa
Fsssrr 81 ahsrs whieh seez not &C.
ssr eisr~here In nsfsre. lis b~sd y
p~ntilv cissi, r,s that be - bald. bat
isss ss,nraliy TOO sassn 20 savecrt nasash
kaSr
I ssox = check f.sr, ny pocket ard
lad ]. apen the soaas<F. las e.ssk -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10
COLD AS A SHARK
Howard Fielding Describes q
6owelless Biped.
scHREcKsTEIs'S scAST FAyoR
he Lives By CASING Checks Amer Bank
ing Hours and Has Attained the
F2stnest Height Of Incivlisy.

fhave discovered The NEST discourse
Gus eb1eet IN the Uaised StAteA Per-
kzps ths reader thinks that ! refer ~
the ~eil-kaown machine which takes .
poor girls money lad then refuses To
yield up sng ehe~sag gum OF 10 o0sr
al apology satisfactory even 70 gum
ehe~er's sensibilit =. No, TIA. IL not
TIE article mean Neither Is il that con-
sriyanee which. tn railroad waiting
rooms and other places Of public tor
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ST. eEcnI..s mrsIcAlr.
a Pretty Program Rendered .. the rfi-
day Meeting

The program a. the Friday meeting OF
the 81. Cecilia Club was unusually en-
teftslning. 10 was as fellows
tHoPts.
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