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Evening star., 1893-10-26
Arguments Heard.

The Secretary of the Interior today heard
arguments of counsel for the states of Ore
gon and Idaho in the case involving the
right of states 10 select double minimum
lands as indemnified under the school
Grants. Counsel claimed that the policy of
the department impaired the value of the
school sections.
Evening star., 1893-10-26
MIR. ALIENS LONG SPEECH.
1t Will He Issued in Pamphlet Form
for CampaiEn Work.

The long speech Of Senator Allen, de-
iivered through the weary hours of the first
night Of the continuous session. was pub
lished entire in the Congressional Record
this morning, occupying fiftytwo full pages
or lO4 columns, "a more than the first COM
putation. Much of the space is taken up by
large tables, and a large part of the text is
composed Of agate quotations from the
books into which the Senator plunged from
time to time. This little brochure will soon
De issued in pamphlet form for western
consumption and postal authorities in popu.
nstlc regions may prepare for a hard win
ter The public printer has not vat
fixed upon price for the speech, but 1t viii
De over $50 thousand. and as 1t is to be is
sued as an alliance campaign document it
may draw heavily on the funds. Of the
third party.
Evening star., 1893-10-26
DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
To Punish False Swenriuo

senator Harris this morning introduced
a Dill. at the request Of the District Com
missoners. for the punishment of false
swearing before the trial boards of the
pohce force and fire department of the Dis
trict A similar bill has been introduced
In the House and printed in The Star.
Evening star., 1893-10-26
silver Purchases.

The Treasury Department today pur-
chased 400 900 ounces of silver at its counter
offer Of $O.73 an ounce.
The purchases thus far this month aggre-
gate 1,35S, 900 and the offers 1929 600 ounces
Evening star., 1893-10-26

Government Receipts Today
The receipts from internal revenue today
were 1888; from customs s516IS.
Evening star., 1893-10-26

An index to advertise.
ments will be found ON
P>---> -
Evening star., 1893-10-26

Value of Products.
The treasurer's statement OF accounts
with the farm. the dairy and the garden
show tina; the val-e of the products Of the
farm equaled the expense of the same:
that there is balance to the credit of the
dairy account of IS. and that the pro-
ducts of the garden. in which is included
the expense of ornamentation, equaled the
outlay.
The sanitary condition of the home has
been excellent throughout the year, and
there has been no prevalent or epilemia
disease among the inmates.
Evening star., 1893-10-26

Continued on second page).
Evening star., 1893-10-26
The Home Fall.

The capacity of the home for the accom-
mediation OF men entitled to admission 4.
about 7oe. and no greater number can be
suitably cared for without crowding the in
mates. This was proved last winter. when
there were at one time over SO men I'm the
home, and beds had to be placed I'm the
gate houses and other unsuitable places.
The commissioners therefore found IL ne
cessary to discharge the retired soldiers
who had availed themselves of the priy1-
ieges OF the home, in order TO provide room
Tor men entitled to admission who had nc
means Of support.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

The ticket provided for the board OF
trade members for their election OF
board OF directors contains the names'of
all the members Of the association. 10
40 number. The person voting places
across in front Of the twenty three names
for which be wishes 10 cast bis vote.
The directors whose offices expire are
W. H. Anderson. Willard Barnhart j.
w. Blodgett. +. H. Donnally. Z B.
Fisher. " A. Fletcher. Z. H. toote. Il.
ID. Gilbert A. q. HodenpyL j. II. p.
Hughart. James A. Hunt Henry ldema.
= NJ. Lemon. G. H. Leonard. +. A May
nard. s. A. Norman. A. 5. Musselmsn,
George c. Pierce. G. +. Rood. s. A.
Sears. E g. Studley. l. @. Stowe and J.
A. \. Verdier; vacancy made by the
death Of NJ. S. Crosby. The election
takes place next Tuesday from 10 a IN.
to p. m. The object in placing the
names Of all members on the ballot u to
d,spel all idea that the board Is ring
which sceSs 10 nonopolize the whole
business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
He Is FOUND GUILTY
James Daley Alas Sullivan Alias
Thompson Convicted
Will Be SENTENCED MONDAY
The Jsry Game in a 1880 Yesterday
Amer Eizenseea Hours snd ftecc<n.
sls4sded Him % Mercy.

The jury Ia tina James Daley bur
glsry case came in At l0SD yesterday
noFnlng snd rendered "a serliiesof guilty.
recommending the respondent to the
mercy u the court : ID. Clay. attor-
ney for the respondsat af onee moved
Tor nes trial on the ground that Daley
had never pleaded 20 the charge made
against him. and that no issns had ever
been joined between Mr.. Daley and the
people of the state. The clerks record
shows that the plea vas mot guilty pro
lorna" Mr.. Clay argues that the plea
should have been withdrawn and plain
plea Of mot guilty" should have been
made before the case proceeded 10 trial
Another ground on which be bases his
motion. although he did not state il in
court was. 10 10 said. the fact that three
Of the jurors board at Mira Holmes
place 90 West Bridge street. the place
where Daley was arrested.
The woman who has been In the court
room during the trial as Dailey's wife.
was subpRnaed AZ Mrs Jennie Thomp-
con. She was not shown on the trial, as
Mr.. Clay did not place her on the stand.
She has drawn so on the Burma trial
add sl4 on the Daley trial, and was not
sworn In either case As the people
subponaed the witnesses the expense
comes out Of the county.
The jury stood nine 10 three for con-
viction, and IL was DOLLY on recommends
ton Of mercy that the three could be
made made TO agree TO the verdict find
ing him guilty. Daily will be sentenced
Mooday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Tsksn 20 Secure crsd.tots-course Pus-
sud by r. vsndsfwe


rsksn 20 Secure crsd.tors-couHss Pus-
sud by r. vsndss werp-
X vanderWerp. the well.known cloth
Ter and gents furnishcr. located at o
Canal and 81 Pearl streets. executed a
trust mortgage yesterday to John A. -
verdier, as trustee. cashier Of the kenf
County Savings bank. This step was
not taken by Mr.. vsnderWerp until a
careful consideration Of the mat.
tor had been made. The close
ness Of the money market the
past few months has caused fright
ful slump In business and Mr.. Wander
Werp. like most nlerchants, suffered on
this account and Tor fear some creditors
would push him and desiring 10 pursue
az honorable course. paying dollar for
dollar all debts incurred. Mr.. Wander
Werp executed this mortgage. His STOCK
is all new and invoices At over double
the amount due creditors. So il can be
easily seen that with a short time every
obligation will be fully satisfied. Mr..
VanderWerp has decided to secure as
much cash as possible. and To do so he
will place mis- stock upon the market 10
be sold for what IL can get The trustee
has given thirty days time 10 do il in
and consequently commencing with
Monday morning this great sale fs on.
Cost OF goods win moi be considered,
they must 90. The frugal mechanic
and the clerk. the banker and merchant
will readily recognize 10 this sale the
chance Of lifetime. Anticipating a
lively demand this fall on oyercoats, Mr..
vsnderWerp purchased a very large
line of tine outer garments. Unexpected
demand failed to materiaize, conse-
quently all OF the newest purchases will
come in on the big discount OF prices.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

The Jedsrso1 avenue improvement
seems 70 have gone snto water quafters
Iucging from the patlng stone blocks
piled Up along the sisiss alks greatly 20
The damage * those who bought their
pEoducs from TIE farmers. who now
AVOID the blockaded street And JET
they say there 10 no work 10 do
Since Hall street has been graded and
grassled business 90 that street has I'm
proved. A new monthly paper devoted
70 trade has made its appearances. IL -
tour coiumn qusrto. chuck full OF adj
vertising u. II. Sollan. editor. and Mira
Adesla Clark. associate editor. are the
p9bllshsrA
The electric iights are nov reoetrat-
lng every nook and corner. aud billing
aud eooinx IN The shadow OF the trees -
no~ impossibls. the light exposing the
psrties induiging IN the faeasan pastima
The trees are bare
Vacant houses and business places
are very numerous IN the south end OF
the city. and signs for ront. TO let.
.for sale." are very conspicuous
Two large ADD nice looking residences
are icing erected on the Houseman adj
dition near Hall street
The yard around Central avenue
school house has been leveied and the
fence taken away.
No street sign marks the corner OF
Terrace avenue aud Hall street Where
are the signss
Alderman verkerke has, erected an
elegant home for himself ct Oakdale
park
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
FOR A CAMP FIRE
DIVISION OFFICERS INVITED
Proaia>at sps@kers fhros<ho~s the
ss.ss Ar. g. s~ SECURED and ths
Aaalr Nil IL FaDiIc.

TIE corr Local Grad Army posts have
dscidsa 70 bod grand unsoa eamp IRE
soms time auriaz. % shortly after. TIC
koli.layA A general committes On ar
ran<smsnts aonpossi q two msabsrs
from szch poss has been appointsd and
il oil soon bold mseGaz 10 dsclds
upoa the date for the great veterans
iuhilsel Watson post. the last % APP
point its eomniftee. naned W. j. John
st0n and Charles VI ilsoa last alznt TIE
eommaaders of each posi- ara ex-ofncio
men osrs u the COMMITTEES and Val
meet sIth Il when . meeting = eal-sd-
This viii De the hrst union eanphre
ever held By the local Possssnd elaborate
pians are usder coaslaerstsoa tor max
inx q . snccess and ons u the most en-
ioyabls Affairs svsr hsla 10 Grand Army
c4rel-s IA Michisdn- Promlnent
speakers from abroad are 70 DO invited
and al the officers and past eommanders
~ me state department vlli be lnsItsd
a. share the hospitsiities u their Grand
Rapsas comrades The Rev. Washing
tOn 1sarGaer - On the prospective Ilst Of
speakers. a. are also Commander kldd
and ali TIE s1rviy.ng past commanders
~ tbs Department Of Michigan The
campfire all be open 20 the pubic Tor
tbs purpose Of educating DIDO members
ia tie affairs " the Grand Army. IL -
proposed % prepare a program Of enter
talaneut "a addition 10 Toe addresses.
and refreshments viii Dc served
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
Minor Court Note.

Casimir Dytkiewiez has sued for a
divorce from Kenegunda Casimira
Smolinski Dytkiewiez in the superior
court yesterday. The details OF the bill
are suppressed. but Ii is supposed that
they are unable to pronounce each 9th
er's names and so seek a separation.
Charles Bodenstein petitioned the
probate court yesterday to appoint him
guardian OF his two daughters. who in
herited an estate worth $500 from their
mother.
Ira Scott has sued James W. Smith
and others to foreclose a mortgage on n
farm in Cannon township for "a. AGO.
The case was started in the circuit
court
John Kloate asked to be appointed
guardian OF his four children to take
charge OF an estate worth $500, left by
their mother.
Lawrence II. Clapp has sued Charles
A. Longhein 10 foreclose a mortgage OF
$500 on several lots In Oakdale.
Martha T.. Barkley was granted de.
cree OF foreclosure against Ida De Jonge
for e9i642
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

The jury IN the circuit court. except
the pauel in the trial Of the Williams
estate case. vas excused for the term
yesterday afternoon The jury has put
10 eight weeks Of steady work. IL is
one Of the longest terms on record
Judge Adsit has disposed OF thirty seven
criminal cases and three civil jury cases.
besides several non.iury cases Court
has been 10 session forty-eight days. 50
that il has averaged about one case each
day. Besides these cases heard In open
court, he has disposed Of twenty divorce
cases 10 chambers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
Recelver Appointed

Yesterday Judge Seversos formally
appointed the Michigan Trust company
as receiver OF the Nelson. Matter a Co.
property. and shortly afterwards the
suit brought by Enos Putnam to fore
close the mortgages sggi sgating over
100000 was dismissed by Judge Grove
in the circuit court This course was
taken upon the application Of the at
torneys for all parties interested on the
representation that q satisfactory ad.
ius;neut of the claims could not be
effected through other chsnnelA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
X OFF. Social

Pages ball vas crowded last night at
the basket social given by LAZY lodge. h
Of p, No. lilo. and an interesting pro-
gram was pressnted. The exercises
opened with an address by Leo Caro-.
explaining the secret work Of the ladies.
The program was as follows: Song.
Arthur hromer; Indian club exercises
Miss Calklns; music by the Seal Skin
band composed OF Will Page. Michael
Barrett. Leo Caro-. Ed Burrett and Lem
Hustled; song Ed Burnett; tablesu. the
initiation OF candidate. At the close
OF the entertainment the we'll filed bas-
kets OF delicacies were opened and the
guests enjoyed bountiful spread.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
Circuit Court

JUpoE GRovE-Grand Rapids Ice COM
pany W. South Grand Rapids Ice CON-
pany, trcspass on the case; proceedings
stayed twenty days In the matter Of
the estate OF Marie l. Williams. appeal
from probate; on trial. Enos Putnam.
trustee. w. Nels,n. Matter and company
ct al. foreclosure; order dismissing. fore
closure; order dismissing ball.
JupcE Wisconsin National
bank Va Edwin A. Forman and Lyman
w. Aldrich. assumpsit; verdict for
plaintiff sT53so and costs by order OF
court The People We. James Daley.
burglary and larceny; verdict guilty.
sentence deferred. Martha f. Barkiey
Va Ida DeJongc. foreclosure; decree
granted complainant ID. Wenne Anto-
link va Hendriken Goosen, appeal from
probate; over the term
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
Must send Her Boy 90 school

Mira Albert Blakeley was arrested
yesterday for not sending her son to
school. as required by Law. The boy has
been repeatedly arrested for truancy.
but he is too young TO send to Lansing
for truancy. 90 il was decided To take
the mother and punish her for not send
ing the lad to school The statute
makes the minimum punishment fine
Of $40. Judge Haggerty decided to al
low Mira Blakeley time TO mend her
ways. IL she sends the boy to school
she will not DO called on to pay a fine.
bat IL she does not she will be gathered
in and punished
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

The following changes In time will be
mssie on the southern division % the G.
X A I. Sanday. The train leaving here
at IN will leave "a 100; the train
nov leaving 40 1910 will leave at l0siQ
Other outgoing trains viii not he
changed The train which now arrives
NJ 60 sill arrive at p. IN The pres.
cot g.to p IN. tsain Till arrive AZ D.50
The other trains viGl arrive on the pres
eat tina
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

The jury cases in the circuit court arc
now nearly all disposed Of. Judge Adsit
announced that the nop-iury cases will
be taken up as reached and those which
are not ready for trial will go over the
term. There are but fifteen days left In
the term ut the close Of this week aud
the great bulk OF non-iury cases are yet
ON the calendar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

The sisson 4 Lsll~y Lumber compsny's
miii. Al Ltilsy. N@vsygo county. hav.
snut dosa Ihs los price q iumbes
and q lafEe stork ca hsrt made it IN
profitable @ opsrsts them. At-out -
mrn are thsosa out - eupioy ment Mf
laf~y stated yesterday tat TIE copi
psny ssuIi Dot r-so ne og~fat4ans nntl
TIE times sfs better
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Capt - r. Graves. eommandant "a
the soldiers home. - seriously III He
wa@ suddenly taken vlth q chill yester.
day uorning. and the doctor pronounesd
q severe case q spinal fever. Up 90
the time be vss taken sick. Captain
Graves vas apparently e well a. ever.
ban IA - feared that he Stll b CON.
peiis-i 10 sndergo long siege sith The
lsae.sa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Ths eassn sisfe. spfriat.d - daft =
rosztsfotian fnr the "a s.lftvs I -fh
oise Charts s.se.stfs set est sysa % "a
Fiahess htekfefs boss sal feffsa aesi
80 isf5ea Ihs rsssif 49, - plse~d bs
fafs tbe sheis sorssty 81 - aiaetina
nest eaeday sd s.se8sssd sas,sfss
tary 4 49, - sssesrssd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

The pleasant favor. gsntls action and
soothing elects OF syrup u Figs. When
10 need Of laxative. and II the fstheroF
mother DO eoetive OF bIl1ous the most
gratifying resuits follow its use. 30 that
L is the Test family remedy known. add
every family should have . bottis on
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

JrpsE HAoekEFY-S. SGolinsxi. VIC
lstion deg ordlEsnces paid s.1sa Robert
Hattey. larceny; sdlsarneo NoseaabeF
"a Ars Albert Blakeiss, violation Of
stsfule relative 20 compulsory eancatlo1;
adjourned November "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Henry SSeaafsea1, 1enitted ln ~ ne
epeniEg 4 C4n.s@a street. 70 pondeets
given enill .asuars II "a seltls biA u
sxceplioDs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

DR.. j. A. Mcpherson. physician and
surgeon, has removed to his new Office,
s Canal street. over j. G. West * Co.'S
drug store. where he viii be pleased to
meet all old and new friends
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Den.-a a. arrest -, yesterday fss
E,s Paeias Cast - lad : aeafl.sa
rAsrs ~ 81 pfttflre a.
= A Ncphsssns stsrfesi - Msafsas
Csiisrnis. yesterday = sr~e.i - ssafs<
Chafies y f-e8 SEA (sslns ~ Pee
3lns lsft - Nss ferx sestsssfsg
0h Haasss she 49, 1850 seeesei
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

The celebrated Butterick fashion
sheets for December are now in. Come
in and get one.
VoIoT. HERpoLsHErMFR Il Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

JrDos BuELiNoAMz-In re opening Of
Watson street. adjourned 10 December
/. In re the admission 70 citizenship Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Stoves at cost. Going out OF stove
business. j. G.. BLAKELEY.
l36 w. Fulton street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Fine smoked haddies at Allyn's. lot
Canal street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
suffsrers from Pllea

Beet hardwood. 600 per cord. @. II
Behnke, 30 East Bridge street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Dry hardwood. 800 per cord. @. H
Behnke. Phone III
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Live HOLSTERS just received at Allyn's
Telephone 1O0l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

fsF1f&a AZ - rszls-e~-. - 81 nss
~ - sf2aet a. - ssst.ss - ~.
fss Nsssss p t4ssssi r.Asssl $3.50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Should know that the Pyramid Pile Cure
will promptly and efectuaiiy remove
every trace OF them ANY druggist win
get Il for you
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
sl,oooIl

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Nov. IL. 1898.
To the Guarantee Investment Company:
GESrLEsEs-l have this day received
one thousand dollars Eel COO in full pay
ment OF bond No l625. purchased this
bond in June, 1892. and it has been ma
turediat cost OF S3l25 l can cheer
fully recommend this company as being
sound and the best place to make an in
vestment that know Of
have carried life insurance for the
past twenty-five years; it has cost me
hundreds OF dollars and have never
realized anything from that yet; my in
vestment with the Guarantee Invest
ment Company made seventeen months
ago has brought me in one Thousand
dollars Macy Of my would be friends
sought to discourage me. but my con-
fidence has never been shaken. and to-
day can shake my one thousand dol
lars in their faceA
G. X. MosrER,
Engineer G. r & !. X K; Member Di-
vision 2SU, Il Of l.. T.; residence 800
Snnth Iof ufraaf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20

DWELLINGS, AND STORE. NOS. 400 AND 4O2
srsSTnRYE ts So swS e T mo
s2s 2p sTREET NoRTHfksT: ALSO DEsiR,
ABLk BUILDING SITE sDyACENT TO HOUSE
non ne; ;sss I'd STREET NORTHEAST. BY AUc-
BY virtue Of a decree Of tn. supreme Court Of the
4: D. 1898, in Equity Cause No. 1907 wherein
Mary Cecilia Petit 10 complainant and Thaddeus
trustees Will Oder for sale BY public suction IN from.
hwEfTFET obn HGoGS Re- i ths o-d ~
named the following described real estate and
District of Colulnbia, to wit:
First lots numbered twenty-six C26) and twenty
Il sy s,ss
ing No. 400 St e. at the corner Of Ath ST.. and
s o sna S t
with depth OF ninety-four eD feet 70 ten 0 foot
And Immediately thereafter lots numbered seventy
six !7ol seyentyseven ) and seventy eight C7S). in
a Hoshlins. T.. and Thadde1, Bean trustees.
IN square numbered seven hundred and twenty -four
s Na H. Is X .T
1T .s1sa
One e. on "a ses ~
depth OF sftyI seven L5O fee. six 80 inches,
in cash. the balance in two equal nstallments in
and two years from the date of sale. with interest
annum payable semi-annually. and to be secured by
deed of trust upon the premises sold all cash
Of 500 he ee piece OF
will be uircd the time of sale Terms fully
the s rt TO ..
property at the risk and cost of the defaultng pur-
A. A HoEHLiNG Jr.
rHADDrU55. shs S., NV Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20
MOUNTAIN COURTESY.

A North Carolina Girls Idea Of Polite
From the Detroit Free Press.
when was down in North Carolina last, f"
remarked the drummer, Il met a mountain
beauty who was in Asheville for days sight
seeing. She was tall and angular, and her
calico dress and limp SUN bonnet of the same
material chung to her as if they had no other
support in the wide world. I met her IN the
railroad station. waiting for a train. and she
spotted me on sight.
'.Ain't you drummer p she inquired.
I'm a travelling salesman replied, What
will you have?'
II want to know about my train, an thar
amt nobody round that seems to know
anything. Drummers know it ALL she laughed
Il told her what she wanted to know and
then she brsnched of.
g wuz over thar in the mems side NV the
depot while ago, she said 'lookin' round
and when / went in thar every man wuz
smokin,' and tho way they treated me wuz real
insultn''
'''You didn't expect them to stop smoking
when you came in, did you 2 asked. That's
their waiting room. you know, and they have
the right of way.
..She tapped the floor with the toe of her big
calfskin shoe for moment
But they might have been polite, she con-
tended weakly.
. What did you want them to do?'
Well, some Nv EN-, and here she pouted,
might a axed me to smoke
Then l offered her my cigar case and she
took all had and smiled"