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Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-16
PERSONAL.

Rafael Romero lelt for Mora yes
terday.
DR.. Milligan and Mr.. Dague are at
home again.
o. L. HoughtOn arrived from Den
yer last night.
Joe Lay, clerk at GRAF & Klne's
establishment, is on the sick list.
L. McGregor will open up bar
Der shop on the west side in few
days.
Dan Elliott and wife returned
from their trip to the mountains last
night.
Jim Burns, Bill Williams and Bob
hurry returned from Rio Pueblo
last night.
Train Dispatcher Mulhern and
family drove to the springs and back
yesterday evening
f. II. Schultz, the Center street
shoemaker, has just received a sup
ply Of f. b. Warren's famous goods
w. w. Jones, Of San Marcia
chairman of the board of county
commissioners Of Socorro county, It
in town.
Don Eugenio Romero returned
last night from Pccos, where he has
been delivering ties to the railroad
company.
Miss Bertha Caldwell took triI
to the Springs this morning. She
has accepted a position at the Monte
yuma hotel.
Mrs. Edward Henry has been quite
sick for several days but is mucl
better now and we hope she vii
soon be IN her usual good health.
N. W. Prigmore, Mrs Lille Min
ner, w. J. Black and Miss Lids
Rodes left for Harvey's ranch this
morning, to be away until Friday.
Ed. Plumb, Miss Edna Minner
John NJ. Holland and Miss Minnie
Rodes drove to Mineral Hill las
Sunday, returning in the evening
They had very pleasant trip.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-16
NOTICE on PUnLICATION.

In the district court, county Of Nora October
Term, A. d. 1872.
Territory OF New Mexico No. 1loo.
vs.
j. Pcrciva'. Debt Taxes.
The said defendant. ] Perclva. ia hereby
mott ed that suit i'm debt hns heen com
nienced ngrlinst him Ia the said county of
Mora. territory of New MeXicu. 10y said plain
TIL, the Territory of New dcXico. 10 collect
from him the taxes assessed against him m
TIE said county of Mora for territoiiti.cnuuty
aud sChpOl purposes Tor the Years ls.1 aud
1891. amounting 10 five hundred aud eighteen
dollars, $jiS, nud which said taxes were MS
sessed under the revenue uws Of said terri
tory aud are still due ami unpiil.
I hat unless you cnterur cuuse to he entered
your appearance Ia said suit on or bcfurc thu
thnd M,nd ~ IN October. a u lSp the same
being October lfih. \. - ls02 Judgment by
default therein will be rendered against YOU.
N. a. ITEIttl. Clerk
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-16
NOTICE on pUDLIcATIoN.

In the District Cont County Of Nora October
Term. a. ID. 1892.
Territory OF New Mexico No ilo7.
q. II. wltherspoon. Debt Taxes.
The said defendant o. II wiiherspoon. IL
hereby notified TINT n suit IN debt has been
commenced AGAINST him in the distric court
for the county Of Morn. terrific of New Mex
iro. 10y said plaintiff. the Territory Ut New
Mexico. tn collect from him the taxes nss,Tsed
against him. for terrtnriai. county aud schpnl
purposes for the years 1872 aud 1891. amount.
iiR to two hundred and ilteen dOlins sud
ninety-six cents. 8 ~ SO, and which said taxes
were assesstd undrr he revenue avs of said
territory and ARE still due aud unpaid.
That unless yOu Citcr or cause 10 be on
tered your amp mrnnce I'm snid suit on or he-
fore ihe Third Monday of October. \. ID. 1892.
the same briug the 18th day OF October. n
judgment 10y default therein will DC rendered
NJ. A. OTERo. Clerk,
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-16
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

A great number of Mrs. K. p.
Caldwell's friends and acquaintance
assembled at her residence on Grand
avenue yesterday evening to help eel
citrate her birthday. The presents
were numerous and beautiful, and
Mrs. Dusell's cake was a marvel of
cookery and a dainty morsel, as all
say who have had the privilege of
tasting it. The party consisted Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cristal, Mr.. and Mrs. Salisbury, MIR.
aud Mrs. Dusell, MIR. and Mrs. Ly-
OPS, Mr.. and Mrs. George Reid,
Mrs. 7. +. Mills, MR.. Mcclure,
Mrs. Roebuck, Mrs. K. Smith, Mrs.
Lorenzen, Mrs. K. Cornell, Mrs.
Nickloss, Mrs. Ben Williams, Mrs.
ChappelI, Mrs. Green, Miss Essie
Salisbury, Miss Alice Lyons, Miss
Lottie DrselI. Miss Matte Crystal,
aud Freddie Dusell, Stewart CRYSTAL,
Bert Shaw and Harry Treague. A
jolly time was spent, congratulations
and sincere wishes few round for
many happy returns, in which the
FREE Pass JOINS.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-16

The annual meeting of the w. @.
T. u, which convenes here on the
slst, promises TO be very interest
ing meeting. A very interesting
program has been prepared, many
ladies from away have given notice
of their intention to be present and
participate and the ladies of Las
Vegas are going to assist to make it
the best session yet held.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-16

The A. o. U. w. meets tonight.
Ripans Tabules for torpid liver.
The band meets for practice to-
night.
Tn, Oak restaurant sets the best
tab in town.
Fine home made kettle lard at t.
w. Upwards.
Tonights passenger trains are
bulletined on time.
There are from 500 to 200 wa
termelons in a car load.
The fountain in the West Side park
is supplying the thirsty with aqua
pura.
Don't forget the meeting OF the
Citizens club at the q. A. II. hall
tonight.
Rosenthal Bros. had their bust
ness block photographed today, by
T. Crispell, the city photographer.
Some thief or thieves broke into
the residence of Rev. w. J. Tollivel
night before last, and stole three
suits of clothes.
The Citizens Club is to be a non
partisan club and any Democrat is as
welcome as a Republican. 1t is a
fine place for the NJ ugwump 10 &c,
IN his work.
We are sorry that report of
Mr.. Dodge's death at the hospital
got into our columns yesterday. We
supposed it to be given us i'll good
faith, but the report turns out TO b'
a deliberate lie. We suppose that
somebody has a grudge against Mr.
Dodge, so took that way to seven
up"
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-16

With the curiosity of every we'll
constructed father, West Side dent
al surgeon weighed his baby daugh-
ter this morning, and after a two
months struggle with collie and chol-
era and other infanlile complaints,
she weighed rs pounds. Ruth Will
liams is all right.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-16

The Germania hall Is for rent for
weddings, sociaLles, dances, etc. In
quire at Fleck's Casino, Railroad
avenue.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-16

Wan,ed-Every lover of good
clothes to call at O'Sullivan's, the
tailor, Bridge street, in Old Town,
and be suited to their taste.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-16

The Golden Rnle Clothing com
pany has just received its fall
samples of J. l.. Gatzent and Lamb
& Co.'s goods, and is busy taking
measur, and orders.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-16
ON THE GROUND,
SATURDAY, Aug. 20,
AT Q O'CLOCK p. NJ.

These lots constitute the cream Of this beauti-
iul properly, specially reserved AZ IN" prevlUu
sale. This auction will afford the on y OppOr-
tunlty "a procure choice property In this won
derlul Mining and Manufacturing Center be-
fore the great increase In vnluFs The cnOr-
nous improvements nnw Ia prngrrss ARE well
known; the ~ eHtest coal heds OF the Yves.
center here; the surroundings OF gold. silver.
cnpper. lead. turquoise. etc., are ineNhhust-
ibIe; the water works will s, un bc cOmpe ell,
and tint smelter erected; all these thugs IN
sure population of many thousands within a
year OrtwO. Those who buy at tuls sale VIII
he able te double or qundruple their money
long before the sec ndpdymrnt becomes due.
The purchasers at the previous sale have ull
reaped rich reward.
The Company Is willing to let this limited
number of lots gu at the present low prices, in
order tO accommodate those wishing good To-
cations for immediate building, depending ON
the increased value of the remninlng property
for their recOmpense.
TERMS LIBERAL:
Half cash aud half payable In one year. at
only per cent interest
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-16
Notice of Publication.

In the District Court, County of San Miguel,
July 10, A. ID. 1872.
Lizzie II Kuhns
VI. SNO. al12.
Reuben Kuhns
Tho said defendant, Reuben Kuhns. Is
hereby notified that suit In chanccry has
been commenced against him in the district
court for the county OF san Miguel, teri itory
at New MeXicn.hy said complainant, Lizzie Il.
kuhns, for n divorce. on the grounds nf cruel
md inhuman treatment and for failure 10
support. That unless you enter or cause TO be
entered your appearance In said suit on or
before the first Monday OF September. A. u.
lsy.. the same being Monday, September 9Th,
A ID. 1852. n decree pro cOnfcssO therein Will
ID" % r'r~rd against yon
NJ. A. OTEHO. Clerk.
rDRT, Solicitors for complainant.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-16
BANK STATEMENT.

Statement the oond ion of the Las Vegas
Savings Rank At the close of business Mon
day, July 10Th, 1892:
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts -. 49,. SOL ,v6b 10
Cash with Sau Miguel National Bank. ll.@7 70
$G6,9s3 60
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock ..,......... SoV'Vm w
surplus 1900 M ~ cc
Deposits. Oo'o'" w
S86983 60
Id T. noskins, treasurer of tho above
named bank, do sOlcmnly swear that the
abrve statement II true to the best % my
knowledge aud belief,
ID. Il. HosKiNs, Treasurer.
Correct. attest:
EMANUEL RosENwALD,
+. u. JANUARY, Directors.
IL. W. KELLY,
Subscribed and sworn to before
[sEAL.1 me, this Goth day of July. lS92
FRANK Is. JAHU ANY,
Notary Public.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-16
Grand Auction +!
Oh
go Choice Building Lots
Cerrillos, N. M.

To meet in part the pressing demand for
building Lots in the Western l'itIShlTg.' the
Cerrillns Town Company has Concluded 10 sell
Sixty Lots at Public Auction,
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-16

Hunt up Half Hundred
Forcerul and Inci>ive Adjectives,
Suitable for description of
Sublime and Inspiring Scenery;
Then Take Trip to the
Grand Canon of the Colorado,
And You Will Throw Them Aside
As Being Inadequate.
The worlds greatest wonder is the
Grand Canon of the Colorado river, IN
Arizona. Yellowstone PARK aud YOsrm-
ite rake second place; Niagara Fla Is
is dwnrfed and the Adirund .cks seem
mere hills, compared with the siupcnd-
Gus chasms aud heights of the Grand
non.
This hitherto inaccessible region has
just been opened tor tourists 10y stage
line from FmgStntf. \. r., on the triliIs
continental highway of the A.. Il. & ).
+. X. a. The round trip can be made
comfortably, quickly and at reasonable
expense.
Nearest agent of Santa Fe Route will
quote excursion rates, ON application
An illustrated pamphlet Is ia prepdra-
liun, fully describing the many beau
tie aud wonders of the Grand Canon.
Write to q 4. Nicholson. q. L 81 4. A.,
At. s. S. f. Il, Il, To. .eka, Kus, o ,
} liyrne, A -. name hgr
Chicago for free copy, which will b.
mailed, when ready i'r Oh tripution
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-16
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

In the district court, county of Mora October
Term, A. ID. 1892.
Territory OF New Mexico No. 1891.
VS.
Adele Mills. neht Faxes
The said defendant, Adele Nils. l. hereby
nntihed that a SUIT ia dCbt hts been com
menoed against her la the district court for
the county of Mora, territory of New McXicp.
by said painiiH, Territory ct New McXic' to
collect frum her the taxes assessed against her
in the sud county ut Mora. for Ietrtoriii
county and school purpose, for tho yoiys lSD
and 1891, Am ,unting "a one hundi cd ind
cighty-One hulRrs nnd twe.Vc cents. $iSl :.
aud which said taxes wore assessed uudur the
revenue laws OF said territory, aud are stu
due and unpaid
That unless on enter or cause tn be entered
your appearance "a said suit on or before the
third Monday of October. a. - S'g. the same
being the 9Th day Ot October, II judgment hy
default therein Will be rendered against you.
VI. \. UrahO. leIK.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-16
TERMS LIRERAL

Half cash aud half payable In one year, at
only per cent interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
THE Tramp IN VIENNA.
From The English Illustrated Magazine.

There il something decidedly refreshing in the whole.
some sterness OF the Continental authorities VINO nav
adopted The ,ocacd Elbcfeld system IN their deal
mp with professional loafers. They will not tolerate
them Will not in fact allow that they have any risne
Whatever TO exist: the consequence Is thar, IN many
towns permanent pauper' Is thing unhh s 7;
II canaot work from ply steal weaHfesI ne v, n
not work he is treated ~ criminal A paupersS
Willingness do an hottest days work is the stang
ard by which poor law officials measure his worth
In vienna paupers-viz., the able bodied destitute
are divided into three distinct classes earh Gas, nay
ing assigned TO IL a separate abode "A man, III SUD
an n rednced to want may while he seeks for
work. 80 TO refuge which corresponds roughly l" '"f
In these refugees however all the arrangements are
made with view to help the man VINO soeS ' iSaS
Seem to have been devised for the special purpose qi
preventing his doing So in Vienna We mar n1 inc and there
+ AWAY, nm Official at hand hurry him out TO look
for work and to tell him where ne Is most likely I?
,ho day in the casual ward breali stones, choppns
wood or in some other way working out the cost Oh
nnsement /, that when at last he IS released. II Is
TOO late: every post h. would have HAD cha &c vi
obtaining has been filled up hours before ihis i INC
way manufacture permanent paupe rs ~ ~ y man
things managed on dineien, y len len saarb ha
may return to tbs refuge at night he may even stay
there several days In succesSio awa!s SURPRISING, nS
10 provide himself with employment A sharp wateh,
however, is kept his movements. and the moment
rsfnss /. closed On him forever II he sun require
help he mus, go the workhouse where he muss
work out the cost OF the food and lodging with which
he /, supplied. An ordinarily industrious man, how
ever has no reason to complain even In the WORK
house Providing he does his work. he is there IN
initely better fed. better housed and more hunaney
treated than he would be in most English unions
But no Sinking OF work is tolerated. and the hrst In
dicaton on his part OF desire 10 take life easy, OF
To prol0ng his visit u,duy, meets with scant mercy
From the nr-t lie j. g1No to understand with unns
taxable 81 arncSs, that al hough the town l. prepares
10 give food and shelter the weak and helpless,
cxnecS the able bodied to provide these things iof
themselves. s'li in the worhh0uHe rs /. me miuseS
men WHO ARE really trying to make fresh start IL
li,a always NEE. with ENCOURAGEMENT ana kindly ao
The authorize, are in touch with the employers %
l.N II. and take care to provide the paupcrs w1u
opportunities OF finding work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

psychology and is simply tender and amusing The
best Illustrations are BY Jacluet Beraud and Marchet
brtween La Chanson dAutrcfois ct Ia Chanson
d'Aujonrdhui.' The one Is sung by Florentine
THE America Architect and Building News pub
fishes novel and enteri aiming essay on the houses
Of Cairo, with some useful , o' m m II, issue s Of
pho;0grq pho pates after gothic buildings In Belgium.
II there is one branch OF art concerning which tho
public be too frequently talked tn about, 1t
begins in The Magazine of Art for February a
series OF articles Artistic Homes addresses bis
that the basis OF architecture Is good planning and
sound construction that the plan 81 modern house
Theological and book architecture should bs
generally eschcwcd hat passages Should De wide:
he made homelke: that plstce a,~ !. to loaded what
cast iron is to wrought, terri. Gotta TO stone and
tirsuchout tie houSe All Of which. and much more
in right and ought to be pondered vel!
I'm "rhe Magazine Of Art" on the Dnwch Gallery, OBJ
hat Aiber Cuyp whom he prgse' or one OK the
hce than anywhere else the word better eyen than
At Amsterdam, where one oi as ., n,nn , us
. Combat dun Coo Contrc un Dlnuon,' u uihois the
gems Of the RIiks Museum.
This Combat Of Cnyp's IS the subject OF nm cx.
cecnt etching bY 4. Gilbert ID the current humnef
OF the Gazette dos feaux-Arts' which also contains
Emile Michel OF the entire Cup family. iamiy N
Marcel Raymond writes of the beautiful recumbent
statue OF st. Cecilia in tie Church Of Ut. Maria IN
seventeenth century sculptor whose finest work u IS
Madena The article Is li nsI1ae % Sari q
r. Ephrnsss biography OF Smon-Jacque, Rochard.
the mnlast. is accompanied by reprSa.,C,,',n .c Oh
R0cfard's portrait OF Madame Vestls sh mi p@ce
of work but nothing like brilliant as the portrait
of Madame ROcha,d reproduced last Inonth n snort
paper on Petrarch as An artist BY NJ. de Nolhac has
an antiquarian interest.
There is nothing in L'Art" for January AZ enter
taning rs VI. MolIncr's rambling Paper on " IN COIN
de Ia iiblo'h@qu" NltlOnaie.' Inc i0lnet d's
worthy OF H. slight pencil ~ketches Of "Vpe,, by
Iierre vidal Chanpncury il .hc most Interesting OF
these Cmmpncury. corpuent. gross, with hat pushed
hack AZ 2 vulgar angle, but parsonage mVertheess
and a, NJ MO.nier puts II. suIton fanlalslste nav
jng the last ldrd u spirit that would have oohei
for Lehnd such an exterior.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
Ten DOLLARS WOULD HAVE BEEN CHEAP

1.-THE invasion OF tramps and beggars into New York
which people are complaining Of said clerk In
~ Uptown hotel the other day reminds he Of a
years ago, when / keeping small hotel there
my elf. Every ramp and 'bAnkot man a they
call them In the STATE, seemed 10 have struck Frisco
at the time, aid You may imagine that The
regular bcgsars whom had always with Us wero
disguised. Tho nuisance became 50 great lat
charity sot DAMNED up altogether, and the fellows
TOOK u threats 10 cXtOr aims. Nearly everybody
In Frisco In those days. however. carried pistol
and after iai dozen Of the loafers cot shot Tho
fraternity became discouraged and left town sad
denly H. they cume
IL had nice little hotel, newly AID fnoly fur
Lished, and catering to quiet and rcspectabl.
family uade Lots Of ladies IN the house. sou under
stand. Well day a up u the GesA
and asked me for some assistance. refused and Or
dered him out.
IL you don't give me slo,T he said. III commit
suicide right here IN your hotel
Il amused al TINS novel threat, and asked HIN,
with laugh. why he did not make II $1CO.
Pm not joking he answered.
Get out Df here aid a. grily.
The MAJ. pulled pisol from Ms pocket and
thinking he was going 10 shoe. me. grabbed mine.
BUT he tle Inlz1le OF tie weapon INTO his own
mouth and blew his brains all over my eHpepsi-eiy
fixscOed wall. TIL" irO1bie ] had win the inau 4
But worst OF all several bervous ladies. .Oof u g.
TONERS, left my house and J"0h Their fnmiiea win
them. Hey never cCuid sleep, they said In hotel
where a hoirid man had blown out Ms blains.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
WIS SHE A PNION GISLf

rom The Gfeenburg spark.
Yes said the young as he threw himself at
the feet OF the pretty school teacher, love you and
would 90 10 tn worlds end for YOU.
You ooIld not 90 10 the worlds cnd for me,
George. The world. ear.h rs IL Is called is Tonnd
Ike a ball. slightly natcled At the pots. one OF the
first lessons IL elementary geography is devoted 10 the
shape u the gobc. You must have s,ucled IL wheA
you "A boy.
OF course / did. but
And IT Is no longer q theory. Circumstances
have established the taO.'
a. buJw but what meant WAS that would DO
any thing 10 pleasc Won. All. Angelina, If you b1t
knew tho aching void
The Q Is no such thing n void. George. Mature
abhO.s vacuum. .iut. admitting that there could
lie such a thing. how could the VOID yoa speak Of Ne
y void II there was III ache IN il Z"
IL meant u say that my NE VIII be- lonely without
yoI: that you my daily thought and nightly
cream. ! would e. anywhere 10 b. with you. II
you vcrc in darkest Africa or at the North Po!e, |
would Az 70 YOU l.
Fly II Will be another century before Gun
fy. Even when the laws Of s.avttiiOn success
fully overcome there stil rcmalla. says kate scent hc
authority. the difficulty OF maintaining haluLcc-'
Well. at all events" exclaimed the youth " I'VE
pretty fair balance in the bank and want you 70
be my wife. There
Well, George since you put it in that light. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
1 gGaV U)fAN', rRIrFR.

From The London Literary World.
Tie s0O.y r. Told Of ~" Glufur" OF trpnlleSomc
Iushinnr'r of the Gaile % poNcr. who Wa. cUrd u
his properties hy long and salunry Imprisonment
~ a." fern alton II which be obtained the position
uf rr nclr per TO Il baOnc in the colony. One ~ the
stories which be told after hi capture lus OF
the strange crOs,ghis ~ human character.
lie said he had stuck up number Of dravmcn on
the road between Aycnel and Scy and ate: stop
ping some eight or nj ~ them and seeing another
approach him. he stepped from behind tIcc. and
ordered the driver 10 hail up calling out. q" am
Power. the tIsiaugcr. at III" dine covering him
with hi double har'- .lch gun. The dIaymap pu VI
~ his hoy, -. ana po.er demanded h, u3Dnci bGc
th. oliver. 10 proved himself To be "A Scotchmun.
mos. positively declined TO hand Il over. He said .
have wpI..nd hard for m money. a'd have only
nine pound upon me. and nothing IN the world will
Induce me 10 gave II up Power replied You see
ell thee, - tem"r here pointing 10 the drivers Of
the other wagons, " have gwen me up all their money
and viii have 10 do the same The dray man
still remained Dbduratc and Power then aid to Linn :
Look here my good ma You Sc, the position am
I'm, IL I allow NOn Ia pas without giving me your
money my occupation will he gone. I bush
ranger and maize my living h Ehwavnan. Sup
poo let YOU pass, the nc.t person ! stick up VIII
rl~o rcfI.r hand over hif money, ana The public
will siiN afraid 10 shoot n NM will therefore
give you five minute, to- think over the matter and
II after that YOU still refuse will have shoot
you.T Power aid 10 me. &c did not TO shoot
the poor fellow, = left him aud went behind tree
prayed God to soften his heart. ana the Lord
answered my prayer At the end Of the appointed
time ! AMIN called on the dr,yman to hand over his
cash. and he handed H. Il. me without q nurmur..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
SIZE pnFFFRRED THE ALTERN4TIrE.

From The Detroit Free Press
They are telling a story on Young man III Deirot
n do.su, make am difcrcnC" Who be- E-"llch
g.mchow IA, only recently got into the current
,'s-ip. . l.,
IL appears that during the past summer he pm, IN
. month nj - lake resort nt nj" Northwest ana tl'r'
fell IN love with yirl who didn't b'rVe IN r'rl
rrncity worth cent. His persistence however was
in no wise ahat"d by u little thing Ike mat one
T,v the oir fell or tho dock into TIRE lake. ana the
ilnr man being somewhat OF an athlete ana swim
NOR Jumped In and rescued her without much ain
Gully , A., III,
Now he said. a She stood dripping on thN ug'N.
h.,. .nv.d your III. and Won must marry me-.
Marry youl' she repeated In be"ldeFnent.
n, a. little n Won could do he whispered.
uniting oat ii- hand, to her
she gave him ono look n" stood there all drag
,.l.a md sloppy and with smOthercd shrek she
nlunced into The h0of more.
The next time she cuch by a boy IN "a b;lt.
and IN, Young man wa, mad he sent bill 10 her
father for "A new suit Of clothes