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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
BAY STATE LEGISLATURE.
TIE Cixaret ouestion-Harbor aud Land
Con,inission--Other Bu-lness.


BosIoS, Feb. a;.--Therc were several
interesting hearings yesterday, and most
Of them were largely attended. In the
green room the case OF the endowment q"
ders was mp for 'hc fourth time. aud tL1
president Of the Five Year Benefit order
was examined az length In relation TO the
manner In which his organization did
business. George Fred Williams partner,
Mr.. Anderson, appeared on behalf Of the
public. and made many pertinent In
quiries. Among other matters considered
In the committee rooms were lotteries
and policy shops, the drunk law, Norfolk
county court house, amt Bul2ard's bay
fisheries.
In the senate no business of particular
interest was transacted. In the house
there was "A eerio.comic debate on the Gig.
sret question, and hill prohibiting its
manufacture and sale was substituted for
the adverse report OF the public health
committee. A resolve was introduced to
continue the commission on records OF
parishes towns and counties for three
months from March I.
The harbor and land commissioners
granted license to the county commits.
sioners ol Essex TO extend the Mcrrimac
river drawbridgc in the city OF Newbury
port. An application for license was re
ceived from the Fall River iron works
company ~ build wharf on Taunton
river in Fall River.
Suspension OF the rule, tO admit New
business was again asked for in the house
by several members Mr. Merritt wanted
TO put in the petition of the mayor Of
Chelsea for legislation TO promote the
safety and expedition Of public travel over
Chelsea bridge. Mr., Atwood sont up a
petition for the passage ut bill giving
railroad employees the right To vote any
polling place III the commonwealth.
Mr.. Horton wanted consideration of the
petition OF the officers O( fire district No.
I for authority TO raise money 10y taxation
for culaIRng ur extending the water
works OF that district.
Mr.. Gillett also asked the rule suspen.
sion 10 get Ia a bill - permit The attorney
To draw on the treasury for the expenses
incurred In actions, suits or proceedings
in which the commonwealth Is Interested.
The petitions werC all received and re.
ferred.
The house bill relating to the use Of
check lists In town meetings was passed
TO he engrossed.
The report Of the committee on public
health, leave To withdraw un the petition
Of the officers of the Massachusetts
Women's Christian Temperance union for
legislation To prevent the use Of tobacco by
persons under III years ol age. was ac'
Ceuteu.
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A. VIA I,N!a e1Acs;.

Pr. -idcni parri.on and pnrty saf.ly
Arrive At Their DeGiGatiul.
NORFOLK. Va, Feb "a president Har.
rison and p,rty arrived here yesterday
afternoon. Tho president was sauted
with a salSD OF twenty. one guns from the
battery OF the Norfolk Light Artillery
Blues, the crsck veteran company Of Nor.
folk. 4 large crowd met the visitors. The
party was taken in charge by General
Groncr. who escorted them 10 Virginia
Beach, where they arrived at O'Clock
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
THE FIRST TO DIE.

Delany Council. knights OF Columb US,
Buriez It's First Member Today.
This morning the remains of jeremiah
Lawler were laid to rest. He was the first
member Of Delany Council, K. of c., to
die and the council attended the funeral.
Services were held at the Holy Trinity
Church, the officers of the high mass
being Fathers Farrelly, Hurley and
Lennon.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
IT is A GOOD MOVE.

Meeting Tomorrow Afternoon 10 Organize
the Young Men Of Sc. Msry's.
Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock there
will be held a meeting in the hall Of 81.
Mary's school building OF the young men
Of the parish TO form an organization for
social purposes.
Father Lennon has charge OF the move
ment and the young men will doubtless
take very great interest in the PROPOSE
tion. g.
The old school building will be suitably
ettsd up for the members II the organize
tisn gtts properly usdsr way.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
MURDERED HIS FRIEND.
A French Army OGiccr Sentenced TO
Death for nm Atrocious Crime.

Death for an Atrocious Crime.
PAr'S Feb 1.-THE trial of Lieutenant
Anasti, fer ,l.c murder of the baroness
Dellaiu a,.s brought to close yesterday.
The atrocous incidents OF this crime wero
fully proved. Anastsy's long acquaintance
with the baroness and her husband. he be-
ing received OIL most favorable footing
In their house, his want OF money, the
brutal murder Of his friend To obtain II,
his surprise by the maid while Ia the act
of plundering his victim, his attempt to
kill the girl and her identification OF the
murderer, were all clearly brought cut by
the evidence. II Is understood that An
astay confessed his crime and no attempt
was made TO rebut the testimony. His
lawyer, In defense, fell ba;k on tho plea OF
insanity, but the jury brought in a verdict
OF guilty, without extenuating circum-
stances or recommendation To mercy.
The prisoner was sentenced To death
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
LEFT $4,000 BEHIND.
Two Brothers Who Lived = Secluded
Life Ole on the Same Day.

PALMER. Mass. Feb. 25-Talma and
Loman Brown, brothers, who have lei q
secluded life here on farm In this town
for many years. died within few hours
Of each othcv. Of grip. Loman was ~ and
Talma ~
So closely 'iil they cling 10 their worldly
goods tn, u.tc ur t:ical die | lanl the other
was at ,he it,iGt of death before dis
closure wi~ made where part OF their
money coul 'c found
From ,br directions pivcn by the dying
man, s5i. w,s found iu ~ a.tic, covered
with pile 81 cora coba. Tic estate ~
worth about siiOpI, ami win 20 To- distant
relative, ~ .->5 u viii, hes ihehlci,.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
THE WEATHER INDICATIONS.

ALMANAC foR SATunptV, FED. q.
sUN RISES ... 9 - MooN Srrs ~ PA
sys sysos snrs or DAY q q FvLu ssA II c"rs ~
wAsHINGToS, Feb. 27-Forecast for New
England: Fair weather. except light rain
or snow along The Immediate coast; in.
crcasing colder, northeast winds, probably
becoming gales; colder and fair Sunday.
Signals are displayed from Hatteras TO
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
ONLY THE CAPTAIN ESCAPED.
steamer Forest Queen aud Her Crew
Lost In tho Sorth Sea.

LONDON. Feb. 2,.-- rhc steamers Louyh-
brow (Br) and Forest Queen collided of
marlborough, on the North sea. The YES
sells crashed together with great force, and
the Forest Queen was torn apart by the
bow OF the Loughbrow. The sea rushed
through the breaches made in the Forest
Queens hull in great volume. The ves-
sci at once began 10 settle, and very soon
she plunged to the bottom. Her crew had
no chance 10 save their lives, and all
hands, with the exception OF the captain,
went down with the ship and were
droyneJ
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
secretary sutton .. Ont of IL.

LIycoLs. Seb., Feb. q John p SUIT.
ton has rendered his resignation as secrc-
tary of the Irish National League Of
America. az "a result OF the disagreement,
between himself and Treasurer Lyman,
through President Gannon's issuing q
proclamation to which their names were
appended without their knowledge.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
Didu,i ShnM IA DipIom a .

JERSEY CITY. Feb. 21.--Dr. X. p. Flower
OF Boston recently established . branch
Office here and advertised TO cure nervous
diseases. Last evening he was arrested,
charged with practicing without dip
Iona and without being registered as re.
ouired by law.
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prob,b,, a victim oS sup.r.,,,,op

BERLIN. Feb. %. Widow He'll, forum,
tell.l at Salmunstrr, was found dead on
her doorstep yesterday morning, having
been murdered She had been accu sed oi
witchcraft Three crosses marked in blood
were ca the door above where the mur-
dcred woman lay.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
Mi.approprIated the Funds.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Feb. 2'.--George >.
Howe. member OF the firm of B. Frank
Steele a. Co. wholesale fruit dealers, Is
alleged to have misappropriated several
thousand dollars of the firms money some
time ago The facts leaked ont only last
eysninU
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
IN DISGRACE,
DE Cobain Expelled from Parliament by
Unanim Gus Vote.

Unanim Gus Vote.
LONDON. Feb 27. In tho house OF com.
mons, Mr.. Balfour moved that Edward s.
DE Colbain he expelled FOR refusing to ap.
pear iu his seat on the summons OF the
speaker and answer the charges made
against him. The motion OF expulsion
was passed unanimously.
II 4. we'll known that De Cobain has
made no serious attempt to refute the nc.
cusations OF gross immortality; that he has
fed across the sea 10 avoid the action
pending against him in the courts, and
that he still remains at Boulogne Sur
Mcr on a false plea Of sickness.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
LOCAL LINES.

The examination OF Joseph Fritsche,
who Is charged with the larceny OF $40
worth Of goods from the Merchants Ex
change, was again postponed one week
to. day on account of the absence of Mr..
Harley.
Joseph II. Watson, who was arrested
yesterday for stealing hay and grain from
the barn OF ex-Mayor Sayles, was ar
raigned this morning and pleaded guilty.
He was held in the sum OF $500 for appear
snce at the March term OF the Court of
Common Pleas.
Mrs. Patrick Nagle of Fountain street
received a dispatch yesterday afternoon
announcing the ordination Of her brother,
Rev. NJ. J. Kelly, to the priesthood, which
took place in the Cathedral in San Fran
cisco on Thursday. The young clergy
man was ordained for the archdiocese OF
Portland, Oregon. His mother also rc-
sides In this city, and also brother and
several sisters.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27

NEW YoRK. Feb. 9;--Cap,ain Ellis Of
steamship C,pulet. from Rio Janeiro, re-
ports tha, sly Of bis crew died at Rio and
eight others were sent 90 the hospital
there iii with the terrible fever
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
Lsekawanns Coal.

II you want good coal for your range. call
at No. ~. Main street md order Lsckawanns
stove Coal. JoHx 8. CoTTRRLf, Trustee.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
Passenger and Freight Trains Collide.

HYDE PARK. Mass, Feb. "a The Wash
ington express on the New York and New
England railroad run into n local train
here yesterday. Three cars and the engine
were smashed, but no one injured.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
Business 10 Dull.

New YORK, Feb. sl-R. q. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review OF Trade says: The
state Of domestic trade has not materially
changed, though the continuing dulness
u perhaps more generally felt
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
King Philip Club.

Tho regular meeting Of ths King Philip
Club will be held neat saturday evening at
the usual hour and place. All mombcr- will
please take notice.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
Chill Pleads Poverty

VALPARAISO, Feb. 21.--Chili has declined
altogether to participate in the Worlds
fair tceChicsgo, on the plea that she can
not afford IT,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
4 Draw.

PRoviDLNcE, Feb. 21.-h Pawtucket
Sanitary gymnasium last night Barney
Hubbard OF Boston and Mike Coon"y OF
this city spared ~ siX-round contcs, to u
draw
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
Great Bargains.
FLOWERS For Every Occasion

at o.. o'Rcilly's, 3o7 Main street. 4 choice
assortment always on hand. Flowers tor
funerals, wedding parties. etc, made UP at
usort notice and satisfactorily.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27

Tue surcst means to rid yourself OF that
distressing cough - to use Dr Bulls Cough
syrup.
"Mrs. Jones sits at the window all day %
placid as May morning. aud her small
children play hide and seek on the stairs"
mo wonder She uses salvation OIL.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27

A Zine Line of CigarS
At the Capitol. n. A. Kendall, successor 70
Kendall n Carpenter.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27

Pleasant to the taste, surprisingly quick in
effect and economical I'm pricc--no " ondcr
that DIR Bulls Cough syrup i the leading
preparation.
'Ohl woman In thy hours of ca-r uncertain
and hard to please with children hurt.
hours she's spent. DO try salvation oii, th'
liniment.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
ssssmship, Tickets q.

Aud drafts ut iowe,,s r,t.s Nm, Hcy 4
C0's Msin street
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27

Advertise vour wants In the rsmuSs
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POINTS TO ADVERTISERS.

The TRIBuSE has increased I'm circulation
80 per cent. during the past year
and IL still gaining subscribers every week.
II IL tho best advertising medium in the
city, because II circuIates among the
people who spend their money In Paw.
tucket.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27

Young Bsoheier.
fest fvs cent rtget in We si'N
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The Z and q Cigar

Nest Hvsscn, c'sar made soiabr al dealer
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Ausopp's Ensiish A,c
~ l,snshf a. me swocrfripe"
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Advertise your wants In the TarBps,.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27

Advertise your wants In the TRrnrSt
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27

sure Cure tor Malaria.
Murrsy's Malaria Mlxtrrc,.~i Main street
Pawtucket.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

and II you do. I'll Apparently he
was about TO promise something, but
thought better Of it.
Il will do it. she said firmly. without
waiting the conclusion Of Mr. Crnik-
shank's sentence. while a rich glow
mounted 10 her check. and the light Of
courage and self-rcliance came into
her eyes.
Eyes. think ron will I've watched
you a good while. and know that you
have social tact and sound business
Judgment. You may depend upon IL.
that. though probably should not
have thought of you had you
not offered. should not have accepted
your offer to 60 had l not already
known your qualities and qualifisa-
tons. In this envelope you will find
full instructions: but. Of course. your
success will depend on the use you
make Of them. Good-by." And shak-
ing her hand cord ally. Mr.. Cruikshank
ran of the gang-plank at the last mo
ment.
Notwithstanding the season. the
weather was nleasant during most q
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SHE WAS MEI ia MIX CEtihsHANk-
car. BY telegraph she secured room
at hotel. which she reached not long
after midnight A few hours of sound
slumber, successful visit to the two
Exeter directors. and hurried meal
preceded the long journey to Edin-
burgh. Her heart leaped at the his
toric name. but she had no time to
linger upon its associations To see
the Edinburgh directors at their own
rouses. before their brcakfa>t-horr.
catch the train back to Liverpool. and
board the tug which carried passengers
10 the ''Servia." just in time TO secure
her passage in her. was all that Stella
could do. hut she did IL In the ire.e-
CANT. but expressive, slang phrase.
..she got there all the same"
The honew ard voy age proved an cx-
ceptionally stormy one. even for De-
cember. but the Servia reached New
York on the fifteenth As Stella
stepped on shore she was met by Mr..
Cruikshank. into whose hands she
gladly delivered the SD .nuch-desircd
proxies
The hour was a little late fer arriv-
ing at the Office. but, feeling that the
delay was cxcusable under the circu,a-
stances. Stella presented herself at her
desk as fresh and serene as X she had
left il only the day before Another
young woman was occupying her chair.
Stella turned and met the smiling gaze
Of Mr.. Cruikshank's second in COM
mani-
Its all right he said. reassuringly.
''The best typewriter and stenographer
we ever had has proved herself to be
worthy Of big advance. See" And
he showed a cable dispatch from the
chief os the London Office. recommends
ing that Miss Hardenburg be pro-
noted To the place Of second assistant
I! in the New York Office. with salary
OF eighteen hundred dollars year
For the first time Stella felt fright
encd. Her good fortune seemed too
good To be true.
But she stammercd, fare you
sure this is right? Have 1 earned it?
Shall you not BE- sorry?"
Eyes. Won have indeed earned it. '
| No, we shall not he sorry" answered
| the ofIiei..l as>uringly. "A woman who
does as .vell as man is worth rs much
rs man. You have always done. in
the most thorough manner. everything
you had to do: and so when your OPP
/ portunity came you could profit by it.
Go home. now. and take a weeks rest
You are more tired than you know
II am not tired" she answered. but
would like TO 60 home and tell Kitty"
As Stella surned to 20 down the stairs.
She said 20 herself: 1t shall go hard *
am not able, before long. 70 put an
opportunity in poor kitty's way. she
is Just as ready for them in her line. as
am in mine. Helen Evertson Smith,
in Demorests Magazine.
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the voyage. and Stella passed much
time On Geek. enioy ing 10 the full the
bracing air and the sense Of freedom
from care Of every sort. She knew
that she had been intrusted with an inn
portant matter. She must secure. ard
that quickly. the powers necessary TO
enable Mr.. crrilzshank 10 act for the
English directors in grave emergency.
Some OF these directors. as She had
gathered from their correspondence,
were distrustful. and. in the words APP
piled 10 Carlyle by his mother. slightly
modified ''gey i'll 10 deal wiz" but DUR
ing the voyage Stella would not allow
herself To dwell upon this, and. on the
whole. she felt herself equal to the
task she had undertaken. II was not
self-conceit that gave her this conf.
dence. but a Just self-reliance. Both
consciously and unconsciously, she had
all her life been training her every
faculty of mind and body. She had
ever done with all her powers all that
was hers 10 do. and SO she knew that.
now her chance" was come She should
be capable Of improving it.
found Stella landed in Liverpool, just
In time 10 allow her 10 call upon the
two directors who resided IA that city,
and. without waiting for dinner, to
catch the train which. rushing up the
two hundred miles 10 London.
would get her there in season to meet
the directors before their business
hours were over. If curious looks were
east at the quiet. self-possessed young
girl travelling alone. and proving her
ability 10 do so. she was too earnest TO
heed them. Every instant was of con-
sequence to one vino had yet to travel
about eight hundred miles. TO points as
| distant As Exeter and Edinburgh. meet
the directors in those two places. and
get back 10 Liverpool in time to take
the ''Servia'' on the afternoon of De-
cember eighth.
In London Stella was subjected to
some delay, but. by dint Of heavy
tips" was able to catch an express
train - Exeter on the evening of De.
cember sixth. There was no sleeping
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HUMOROUS.

~ don't think I'll ever marry" said
the summer girl. "Why?" because
then Id have to quit becoming en-
gagged Washington Star.
-She-"Miss Fussanfeathcr is pas
sionatcly fond Of dogs" Hc-"Then I
misunderstood her feelings when she
called me puppy. "-Yonkers States
man
--Nephew-.'Shall we take box seats,
uncle?- Uncle Josh-''Isox seats MOTH
in III you amt got the money TO pay
for cheer. III loan it TO yc."-Indian-
apolis Journal
-''EIave you seen Tom latclyc" Saw
him only few minutes ago AT some
political meeting. probably. drinking
in cloquencc?r mot exactly: he was
drinking in the corner saloon. ~-Bos-
ton Transcript
An Inoppsrtune Invitation. Susie
-.Oh. come here. Charlie. and see this
funny picture OF dentist pulling =
TOOTH Charlic-''I don't wan. TO SEQ
II. am going to have a tooth pulled
tomorrow. Yankee Blade.
--..Do not leave me; am lonelyr'
II
lengthy programme of our amateur
concert. and poor little Tomplxins the
tenor. had 10 sing it, just as the worm
out audience rose to go.-Pick-Mc
Man With Cigarctte-"Any objcc.
tons 10 lending me your cigar q min.
uteg- Man With Cigar-"Not at all,
sir Lighting his cigarette with il
and returning it)-"Much obliged =
| Throwing the cigar away)-''Not II
all, sir. "-Inter-Occan.
AT the Boarding House. -TIashbacle
Mary" Waitress-"Yes. sir Hash
back--''Takc back this cup and bring
me something else" Mary-''what
will you have coffee or tca?" Hash.
back-.Oh. am not particular. II this
is coffee. give me tea, and IL it's ten,
give me Coffee Brooklyn Eagle.
--Awfully Mortified Edward, "sAhl
his fond wife N she appeared at the
bedside. aren't you ashamed 10 lie
there at this hour on Sunday mornng?'
"well. my dear" nc replied, as he lam
guidly opened one eye and let - softly
close again, Il do feel. mortiAea; but
hope TO sleep Il Oh bsSoss IA tst ooe1
frum church.
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striking face and manner which.
though not awkward. was a little too
abrup. and energetic to be graceful
She replied:
II am discourared.'
What. You? ! didn't suppose you
ever could be that: and don't see any
reason why you should be. I'm sure IL
J were getting fifteen dollars a week.
in !, steady situation. with hours only
from nine till five. should think the
vo~ld very charming:"
The last speaker was a slenncr.
delicate woman. in her early twentie>,
and the work on her lap. and lying
about betrayed her occupation 10 he
tina; OF drcss,na.Ser. She sighed as
She spoke. and did not stop her busy
stitching while she talked.
II know. dear said Stella. ruefully.
y. does seem un-rateful in me To find
fault with my position. but then am
no, SO good ana patient as you: and
then. too. am constantly seeing men
advanced while | stand still. My
salary j. the same now that it " as two
years ago; YEA during that time almost
every clerk in Mr. Cruikshank' office
has been promoted. and there isn't one
" them who is any more faithful or
clever than /. They have had chances
. show their capabilities: have not
Mr.. Crnikshank treats me nicely-that
j.. he is courteous. and all thaf-but
ne never expects anything of me be-
yoad my daily round of taking short
hand notes of his letters and instruc-
tons. and then typewriting them |
Ina. indeed. that ne gives me the most
important Of this sort of work 10 do.
because | make So few mistakes: but
that is as far as get. and il doesn't
satisfy me. My father was "A man who
advanced rapidly. and would have be-
Come wealthy had he lived longer.
am Ike him in energy ami will. aud |
wink. too, in clear business rercep-
tions"
while Stella was talking she was
walking about the room putting away
Few things and getting ready To 60
out.
Your chance will come. Stella. 1,
lnsi.-vou have grounded yourself SO
Wei, and are always so ready for every
emergency. ! think If you were asked
y ~ 70 Alaska tonight you could be
N tefyre could get my mind made
up' aad while I should haze 10 take a
''unk. you could go with only q grip.
sack.-
Stella laughed. 'Ycs. / suppose !
gould for am always well and strong
anu don't need 10 carry both thick
.o'nes and thin. to be prepared for all
enanges Of weather or To burden my.
VII with an alcohol lamp. hot water
w and al the rest Of the traps tina,
nor1d he absolutely necessary for q
~ little thing like you. Really. Kit
NJ am ashamed at having been for q
= ''eent discouraged when l look al
M ana see how hard you work and
.e'hemhcr what you have 70 contend
Aains'' and all without murmur. '
saFing the tall girl bent 10 kiss hcu
npanion's pale cheek and turned
~ q'ick, firm steps to 20 to the of
~ Where she was always on time
moment too soon or TOO late.