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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20

-9uut E<ne - land snc prepare alnnsr.
sn1. - Essass soAors > h<uau. yoa
wlll fad yourself seesnding hiS pre-
poasi by large majority" Cloe>lng
soeae pretty little mock. he VII run the
boat Ia on shore and. while you walk
about ana stretch yoar legs. he win
start the Gre. From under tia sect he
will produce table and chairs sad
from the basket always most lieeraliy
suppiiex by tie hotsll lie viii bring
forth tsblseletAs. nspsir2. knises.
forks. spoons ste. II yoa are Of an
active turn Of mind you viii relieve
him Of this part Of his duty and leave
him 70 attend TO the cooling.
IL yoa have never seen one Of these
rnea clean and prepare 6sh IL would
be well worth Jour while 70 stroll down
70 the water side and watch the quick.
deft manner ia which he does IL. says
. writer In the American Angler. In =
very short space Of time your dinner Is
ready. You 6nd the broiled bass do
iicious, dome 10 . turn" the potatoes
are fried brown aud crisp. and the
French toast---a dish peculiar. think.
among Clayton osrsmen-something 10
dream Of Tho broiled chicken. the
coffee clear as crystal. the steak or
chops-sli arc cooked 10 nicely and
perfection uneeualed anywhere. In
their season corn, green peas. tomatoes
aud fruit Of all kinds arc added To the
bill Of fare. and can assure the reader
that an island dinner cooked aud served
by your oarsnsn IS not by any means
the least among the many attractions
OF this beautiful region.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20

That slovs laughs q: loeksmiths,"
aud ths. "murder will out" u exen-
plified ia the sensatioual and unverItisd
account OF . CHASTITY deed, which
comes from Indianapolis IL Is made
to appear that two Young lovers muir
dsrea an elderly and preferred sutton,
with the txo-fold object OF obtaining
money and removing an objection to
their union. A, revival meeting y
convert under the power OF the spirit
knelt BESIDE the young wife who had
been awakened and was seeking grace
At the mourners' beach. While the
two knelt together . vision OF muir
der came TO the convert. She left her
worship, went home, and tho next day
sent for the young woman, TO whom
she related her vision. The young
woman tainted before the tale WAS CON
pleted. and on regairing consciousness
confessed the crime. Mesmerlsts,
hypnotists aud mindreaders have here
the bass for . remarkable instance OF
the truth of their mystical beliefs. But
the party said ~ have been murdered
has not been missed, nor his identity
been established. Later Developments
may place this revelation with the
numerous recorded instances Of crime
confessed under religious excitement,
or once more reveal the imagination OF
q reporter bound ~ all hazards TO be
credited with q scoop.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
RIGHT AND WRONG.

1t 10 easy to do wrong when every
body else around us is doing wrong,
and when no one seems to think there
10 no harm in wrong-doing. 1t is COM
paratively easy for some persons to do
right when everybody around them are
doing right, and when right-doing
seems TO be the only thing to be done
by anybody. But it 10 not 90 easy to
do right when everybody around us is
dong wrong and where our standard
Of right 10 looked upon BY others as
wrong instead OF right. Yet IN the
final test our responsibility is for our
individual action, whether that action
accords or disagrees with the action OF
those around US Our duty 10 to dc
what Is right, regardless OF the opinion
or of the course of our fellows. and
this it is that makes life the constant
struggle that the well-doer seems to
find it TO be.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
POOLING THE SNAKE.


Rats Construct . Barrier Against . Rep.
tile Who Is Seeding supper.
Among the prickliest Of the cacti Of
America is one called the togo, which In
covered with spikes TO an unusual ex-
tent. and so sharp and easily broken are
they that one has only 20 touch them TO
cause them to penetrate the flesh and
70 separate from the cactus. There
seems 70 be a poison In the spines; for
this reason. says the Irish Times, snakes
ard reptiles avoid IL most scrupulously.
A party of rats was found building a
veritable fertilization Of the togo spines
about their burrow; some were at the
thicket cutting the thorns; others car
ried them cautiously to the nest, while
Others set them in point outwartls md
very Gloss together This went on for
sezersl days. until q circular line of tovo
SHINES had been constructed from the
rock on each side of the burrow hole.
One evening the rat. were at play out
side, when q sentinel rat came running
ND evidently much alarmed In mo-
u1sns the scene Was changed and .
stream Of rats went lcsping from stone
"a stone They had made Q series Of ster~
IN the midst of the spines.
Then = eeod-sized rattlesnake came
along. evidently in ne hurry. and feel
ing sure Of . good sspper. Arrived at
the fertilization the SNAKE attempted.
hut Intellectually. ~ cross H. Several
sines he tried, but ~ last drew back ~
IL satisfed tina. the fortress was inprey-
nable, while sosne 81 the rats ventured
out Of the hole ard evsd.Dtly much en-
toxad the discontinue OF the enemy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20

A village in the western part Of the
state recently delegated -oung mar
RED woman TO attend the W. c. T. L.
convention, held At Last Aurora The
wife left her husband 20 keep house far
two days. and had a most glorious time
nt the convention discussing the best
mode Of wiping the curse Of rum OF tie
face of the earth. The poor husband
s,2id at home on 81 exhiiaratlng diet G.
cold mince pie.
But As the evening Of the first day
wore on he became very lonesome ard
betook himself 70 neighboring tavern
for the first time In his life. bis wife
on her return found her husband sill IN
. drewsy mood aud decidedly uncertain
Is to how and wnen he returned home.
There has been an executive session Of
. small branch CT the W. c. +. L. at
that house ever since.-Utscs (S. "
Observer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20

Frohlsitisrist are considering the ad-
visibility Of nominating Gen. o. o.
Howard ~ their ssandsrd-hcsrer in the
presidential race. IL General Howard
reasons as well ~ he fought he will not
Listen TO IL He V already famous and
he can add no homer Of value TO his
record By posing - the prohibition can
aidste. Al ssst he could expect no
mere than defeat. ssd defeat 10 good
general Is always . possibility to -
avoided. r. principle ia line with
common sense vss NJ stake then be
might champion shat principle But
no principle Of shas character . At
STAKE. Frohiolton even refuses 70 al
low to these ncs in harmeny With u the
enioymens Of Their spsnicns.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
Running with the nawL


The enemy had been pounding On our
left--of course twas Bonaparte's left,
but we were pleased to call it ours-for
two hours, and it was getting tireeome.
The little corporal had just finished
breakfast and was picking his teeth in
the reading room of the hotel when he
noticed the condition of affairs.
''Send some artillery over. there he
Numbered without moments hesita-
ton.
Fifteen minutes later an officer with
mud in his hair dashed frsntically into
the presence of the great captain.
.Sire," he exclaimed, "the artillery is
stuck in the mud.
The emperor bowed politely.
"And, sire, it cannot be dislodged IN
less the teamsters are allowed TO swear
at their horses"
His majesty looked interested.
'Sire, are they permitted to so SWEAR
Bonaparte shook his head.
mo, think not" he quietly observed.
"Guess they'd better not It would ex.
cite unssvorable comment. I'd rather
be right than to keep my job. don't you
know. Death before dishonor, go 10
speak"
And go Waterloo was lost.--Detroii
Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
AMUSE MENTS,

'The Fast Mail'' has caught tire
crowd and large houses are the rule AT
pedmond's this week.
The tickets for the "Pirates of Pen
rance" will be on sale at Powers on
and after Thursday morning. In tn.
meantime great many tickets are be
ing disposed of on the outside. Those
holding such tickets can have them re-
served at the box Office.
This Is James O'Neill's twelfth season
with Monte Cristo," and strange to cay
his performance of Dumas hero is as
write and as attractive as ever. Won.
der that he has not tired of the part
but then the fact must be considered
that the actor is constantly making
money. In sooth, Mr.. O'Ne,ll 10 u very
rich man, and his wealth was all &C
CURED with this play.
The first matinee of the week will be
given AZ Smiths today.
Patti Rosa, the cute little eoubre.te
who has . style of her own, and who
sings with laughing eyes nd 10 spright-
ly with her feet, will be at Powers the
2Sth inst.
There Is Just q vague rumor in exist.
ence about summer theater in Grand
Rapids. II such talk should assum
reality il will probably be 3 season oil
summer opera, or opera in the sum
mer. down 1T Redmond's.
1t has been decscided that non-mem.
bers of the st. Cecilia society may at
tend the organ and harp rectal a,
Westminster Presbyterian church FRI.
day evening. April %, upon the pay
ment of 20 cents. Members will, of
course, be admitted on their recital
tickets. Mrs. Frank NJ. Davis will
furnish tho vocal numbers. The fol-
lowing Is the program:
PARTI
I. Organ Selc. FuEue snd chorus from
Israel In handel
,. Harp. Autumn. from tho sessons
.. Organ. AueEretto from Son ala Nei.
Menaeissohn
Z. SoHgs. With rIsno. 0uvre ties yertx ole9.
Poilv Wills. DR.. kFue..-...-.-.....,..h sssenet
5. 0rgaa. Faatasis on Themes from
e Das. Harp ana organ. Rename.
ooerthur
PART III.
;. organ. Overture to Niliiani Tell kessini
.. Harp. a bsressss Hasselmaas.
:. Organ. March ksa...-.-.-..-.....-..-.--.v Verdi
lA Duo. Hare and organ. LARGO. Handel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20

ts1klss ne fzzna CT Ene purne- were
znany u tie bsunasrs which accstspt-
ally eTeeg late reports befers they Sc
the light u publcAEsoa allowed . 60
sHeorreelod, nexsp~p<rs wonia slwsys
be humorous. AID more Largely pur-
chased than ~ l5rssant-
The stx-a u the resd,ng csr1rsInent Il
q newspaper oEAoe sse COMPENSATED IN
the weasinens q tleif work by the
amusing eriors which come under ths:r
notice while reading printers prpotk
What would have been thcasht 81 the
following had II escaped tae esgss eye
Of the subeditor and found as way into
prlnt, the srusson Of country oorTs-
spoadsni: AT - petty sessions. A.
was charged with game trespass and
B with assault The latter h.ng
dead. did not sppesr."
An excellent example may be quoted
frosn q report handed in a few days ago.
which must have been hurrsedly writ
ten. II was descriptive Of county
council election. and birth Was given 60
q new species of oraithology. for ''the
successful candidates were followed by
large erowldi. which loudly .eheared. "
II Was only . few weeks ego that
highly respectable Midland journal an
nounced that al ADMIRAL "wss buried
with musical honors."
BY far the most common form OF typo
graphical laundering il the insertion Of
one letter in place Of another. Not long
since a newspaper, reporting the danger
that an express train had run In conse-
Guence Of q cow getting upon the line,
said: "As the safest way, tho engine
driver pnt ON full steam, dashed up
against the cow and literally cut il into
calves" There are many farmers who
would. no doubt be glad 10 know when
that engine driver is 70 be on train
again.
Mistakes are not always the fault Of
tie compositor; they frequently arise
from illegibie writing on the part Of
those who supply "copy," or from re-
porters failing Go catch the exact words
used by a speaker. The late Mr.. John
Bright was generally heard with perfect
distinctness IN every corner OF the house
of commons; bat on one occasion. when
he spoke of .sattcnders of clubs" these
aristocratic gentlemen appeared Is
"vendors Of gloves"
Another orator. speaking OF the ital-
ian struggle, said: What do the Ital-
ians wantr They simply want 10 be a
, nation" what do the Italians wantY'
said the report. ''They simply want 10
be in Asia"
A journal once announced that CON-
pany of policemen marched down n
street, dressed in blue and white
gloves" The reporter who attended an
inquest az which verdict of death
from recent hemorrhage" was recorded,
concluded his report By stating that the
| jury returned verdict Of death from
her recent marriage"
Awcll known paper. which has a large
circulation in North Wales, reported
that man who had been recently mar
ricd had been presented with firearms"
instead Of ''fire irons;" and another pa-
per, in the same part of tho country,
urged its readers 80 take a retrospect
of the future" A gentleman speaking
Of Mr.. John Bright termed him 1.-THE
Garalicl of Birmingham" bat certain
newspaper said he was "the gamecock
! Of Birmingham. london Tit-Bits.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
gasielssziy tAas the purchaser csily swor
enos ssa sslksa sxk --D~tssak 1ss


ets<y AS>9t Abs E<e&tsH 0oAk
WhsA Asa Packer dss4 he left tlt.
go ,soe ssso<ssd IN tbs i.sisga yasles
r<alre&a ~iIh tie accommodations tao
IL ~ xlls~sa - rs<Axzs iAsss f~ IN IA
eeazits period. As ls k1s~n. Mr.
Packer lar bat ols child, 1ssghlex
salns ycxas ago she married ChArscs
llnE1azgs, = popnlsr LellsA Vale,
ooaeuotes. bet vie was pcor and va
not fssorAbiy received BY soxzs Il Tia
reistsves- cunuinxs. believing hi2s
self the reprsssessssse II tie Packer 80
tate. sought fAvos vita the active n1szs
sgsnsat ana stamped 10 advance hun
SILT - the pvvsaeocy Of tie rcd.
The advances wers re1siisd, k~N
svss. and the Young man felt despiy -
snub he reocsvcd from fressdent Wn,
bar. He tad them that he werld gss
ssn with them. and new he hss cone Il
BY turning cver 90 q rly1 corforsssos
the prcsident, ciresters. n~aaesrs, en.
psoyees and the entire equipment IL the
Lshish VALLEY. CunmiaW has hAd has
revenge. and not o1ly that. but he y 10
be ths night hand SnAn At President No
Lsod In tbs msnAgemsaf Of the great
Port Reading rod
Mr.. and Ars Cummings have hcen
for several years eaje,ing their snor.
mors revenue from the Packer invest
mout in the Lehigh Valley. They have
a suinpfuonsiy furnished private car
and have travelled over the whole ooun-
Try ia the most elegant style Being a
practical railroad IsAa. Cummings Las.
since his fortunate marriage. been anr-
ious 70 hecome prominent N railroad
management, bot until now President
wiibar. IL il sid. has been IA the way.
w ilkesbagTe Times.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
an ISLAND Dinner.


Whea life Becomes q success ssA the
Werid Ieoks Lovely.
The anglers sole business IN life. pro
tenn. is 20 catch end play his fish and 10
let the fresh morning cir blow on bis
face. giving him health and spretise-
70 say nothing Of "arinketite' while
he pursues his sport The actual hshing
h simply The backbone Of the reercs-
ton Of fehina. - the real joy depends
or the attendant incidents. for the true
fisherman ends has pleasure MT alone
Ia The cssching and playing of hia Sab.
but equally 10 his surroundings and In
the pleasant eornpsnseuship 81 others
who. like himself. ere scfusse~ by .
true isve - the spor. Aseut twelve
rsur sssunaa vi esatly HAT tAss u ,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20

niasa tns ru.lssr shsii ~ AID the
russlsr q sqasliy asseEnlnsd to say
The ems l. the lsgitlmsts svner OF
hsrds sas other shs thieyng eeprsda-
tor. Beth are hardy, determined men
handy vita = Winchester AID not unae-
qaslntsd with tas bowie katie. Tie
pEssenee of trosps unless ia sufficient
Numbers 70 strike quick can result IA
nsthi1g mere than prolonged war
fare. Lasisssness has scGe unchecked
for 80 long a time that Law has become
a misnonlsr with many OF these COW.
boys.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20

wFH closed dsors the senate css-
guessed and referred the ne. modus re-
IaaaE to our seals to tins committee on
fsrelgn relations. But before the DIS
cussion had fairy closed. and certainly
before the senate adjourned. the wires
were kept not transmitting full report
Of the senste's action. The discharge
OF Executive Clerk Young did not stop
the leak. The locking OF doors and ex-
GLIDING all excepting senators does not
stop 10. Can 10 be that thsre are rats In
the senate chamber Rats are some
times very highly endowed with intel
hgenee, and il may be that the senate
chamber rats have grown wise with
nsbbling the chunks OF wisdom strewn
promIscuOusly about.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
GOSSIP of the Lobby.

w. J. Morgan of Chicago, son OF
Senator Morgan and one Of the mort
devoted bicycle enthusiasts in this
country was AZ the Morton yesterday.
Mr.. Morgan represents The Referee, the
Official journal of the l.. A. w. He
made famous record some time ago
by riding over 800 miles In Is hours
with but one dismount.
G. H. Holmes, a Chicago hotel broker,
is spending the week at the Morton.
Mr.. Holmes was formerly proprietor Of
the famous Monongahsis house inPltts-
burg. Now he buys and sells hotels as
easy as some people do hay.
w. III. Lautet, a Grand Haven CAPT.
talist and shipowner and one of the
richest men In Western Michigan, is at
the New Livingston.
+. w. Stevenson, one of the Oldest
business men in Iona, Is at the New
Livingston.
L. G. Palmer. United States district
attorney, and wife are at the New Liy.
ingston.
+. A. Halty. q Grand Haven drug.
gist, is at the New Livingston.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
HOW SILK liz MADE
EMPLOYMENT GIVEN TO WOMEN
The Mckinley BIZ Has fostefed the
Ia'sestfy and Built Up Trade.
Hotel Hoses.

Z. Z. Stone. OF Detroit, representing
The Richardson Silk company. Is ~ the
New Livingston. "our factory" said
Mr. stone. ''employs between three
and four hundred hands. 30 OF whom
are girls, had al annual output OF
t'ioo. 900 last year and will Increase il
by 900. 900 this year. We receive all
our silk IN bales from China and
Japan after IL has been reeled from
the cecosns, and when We Get II u looks
Ike dirty yarn. We pa. Il IN hot
water TO wash out the gum, spin 81,
twist II. stretch IL, put II through pre-
cess called finishing, wind II on spools.
boz i up sni ship II all over the world.
Ii take generally Two or three days to
tara out baten, but we sometimes
have 10 MI M order in tweniy-four
hours. The output is estimated IN
pounds ounces and drahus, and we
ilnlsh Gu an average 800 pounds day
ana - aggregates loo, 900 pounds year.
We are now obliged 10 keep our fac
tory running until : O'clock mt nignt
three lights in the week 10 NIL orders.
There are 3o7 silk factories IN the
United States, only three in the west.
our own, oac nj Bedding and one Ia
san Francisco. Beside thread we make
mohair braids. but 10 fabrics. or all
the factories there are ouiy eight OF
any size, the others being small, un-
important concerns IN New England
and Eastern New York.
Helped by Mckinley.
"Our factory was built six years ago
and is one OF the largest. The Nc
kinley bill has been big help TO our
business. By il there is no duty Sn
law silk. but q heavy one on the manu-
featured article. IL is growing in
dustry and few people realize the ex-
tent of II. There is little competition
IN the thread business. The best
thread is made IN America. Italy,
Francs and other European countries
make fabrics almost exclusively. Lit
Tic silk is made up III China. We
require very delicate machinery in the
manufacture of thread. 1t is impos-
slb.e 10 make an imperfect thread. for
If 1t breaks the machine will stop. We
require skilled labor III some parts of
the work, but not much. The girls do
nicer work than the men. II is neat,
clean work and no dust. They get fair
pay, $3.50 10 $40 per week. A spooier
who does her work neatly and smooth,
ly can easily earn $40 week"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20

Accounts from wys'nins ssrse IN
sayinx IN. war between tee castlemen
aud the rastlers has assumed sresses
ard mere serious proportions taan ~>s
arscicstsx. The csstsensn are deter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20

PActFTc ceast senators are making .
strong sshs for the house exclusion
bill. and fren thIs distance il locks -
IL Ne fight would BE on the house bril-
rather than on she senate substitute.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
Jokes IN sovxr.lrsm.

Bturae<s usas - ske Bdftsrss saese~o
Thsf keAse . safls-
MunA has beea wr7s>ss Of re~9npR
jsksa, ~ tAers 10 - safzity ~ h7Dcr
within - w1lk ~ IN edixsr's szncssm
vh5ch egessxy evr rsa1hee tbe sefz ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20

IT viii be IN ordsr now for those vho
failed to gst aaArtsr-section IA the
Arsrshse reservation 70 sss Up the old
cry sf sour gfspes.S
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20

CosfrIErK reports from ten counties
in southwestern Ono show thst 50 per
cent Of Che farms are entirely free from
mortgages. Cslsnites like this are
beng reported from ali over this coun-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20

ExPoRTs for the month of March
were $1,000 greater than March
1891. OF course the reciprocity policy
now in force has nothing to do with
this. But 90 long rs the great free
trade party can not point n more plaus-
iblc reason republicans will be excused
for thinking II bad all to do with il.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20

WISCONSIN democrats, in the face Of
The supreme court decision, will Mich
igsnizs the state aud steal twelve cleo
tors for Cleveland, should be be nom
mated. That is they gill undertake 70
do this
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20

BELLAMY's utopian scheme has been
put in practical operation at Junction
City. Kansas, after q one-year trial the
forty-tive families interested report an
ayersge expense of only sl13.6o per
family. This cooperative kitchen, as
It is named, 10 estimated to have saved
q considerable sum to each family.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
Two NOTABLE events happened yester.

Two NOTABLE events happened yester-
day. One the Louisiana state election,
the other the opening Of the Cheyenne
and Arspahos reservations 10 settlers
in Oklahoms. The elections passed of
without any unusual disturbance. and
the Is, 900 weuid-be settlers rushed n
20 hurriedly that they had no time to
devots to interesting news making.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
Loved His Neighbcs.

Occasionally public speakers viii fccus
their attentions on one individual IN the
audience on whom, for SATISFACTORY
sake, their remarks seem TO be wholly
and specially addressed. 1t Is safe To
say that the good man who figured a.
speaker 10 a western audience In the
present instance was very much sur
prised at the literal application Of his
text.
You must remember be said st the
conclusion Of his sermon, that the
Good Book commands ron 10 love ycur
neigbbor a. yourself"
At that moment ing Loot jumped up
IN back sest, and twirling hss bat in
his hand shouted:
IL do. mister; lore her . heap better
than myself. but shes gone an built =
nine foot fence tetvixt our lots. m she
SAVE she II set re dogs On ne n climb
ny or look oyex -
The singing Of The doxologv drowned
further remarks Detroit Free Press.
Rats Deg.
what the des1e do you s~ll Ne Oh
dog f9s~ exclaimed an rate purchases,
coming into fsBcsers shcp.
81 don't rssnevnb~r," responded IRE
d>slsr politely. 'ssut ! shink eosd him
for ten dollars
That's sxsc2v what zen AiA. md yos
said he Vas sxcsDszt fsr rata
'Izt he~ inquired the iapee~ut AHl
81
Ne he isnt worth q c~a. He k9
tken GET svsy from hszn every time
well isnt tkss erc~Eseus fer rss7-
! An& Tie de&Sx s~ses - sueusss -