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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-05

VKCSTEE'S SAIE-BY VIkTUE OF A DEED
D. Jopling and Chas. +. Dad son and their WIVES
conveying To the undersigned trustees certain
property therein mentioned (Which deed il of re-
core III the clerks office o: the CORPORATION court
OF the clty OF Roanokc) in trust To secure 10 ihr
Hoanoke Construction and Improvement Com.
pany the payment OF the sum OF 81 =. a. cyidcnr,d
ny slXty notes of SO each. bearng even date with
Ihe sara dctd and due monthly, with Interest,"
from dAtc. Default having been made i'm tho
PhyHent OF certain OF said notes, and beiu" re-
quircu go TO do by the holder thereof shall sell
pypubnc auction To the highest bidder in front
Oh inc courthouse i'll Roanoke city, Va ON Tile
% II DAY OF AUGUST, 1893. AT l2:I0 O'CLOCK
J.. NJ me following LOT, together With INC resi-.
dcnce thereon, described NJ follows:
bcginnlng al IA point on the south side of Wells
sirect S)lh feet from the west eide of Roanoke
street thence with said Wells street south ~ de-
Srees W minutes cyst ~ feet TO Il point thence
eouth % degrees N minutes west III fec; "a Ten
loot alley thence with said alley north II degrees
w minutes west IS feet to a point, thence north
10 degrees ~ minutes east lUj fect TO hepinnin.,
IEKMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost OF exc.
ouHS this trust ana TO pay ten notes OF SIS each,
WIN interest from October q, 1870, TO the day of
SAFE; so much OF the residue OF the proceeds as
VIII ne necessary tn pay thirty.threc notes of SIS
cach, with interest from october Il, 1S9t falling
due monthly, beginning September i. lS93. viii
nc made payable in tnirty-thrce monthly nav.
mehts to meet the said notes as they mature. nd
the residnc II any, will be paya Die twelve months
from the day OF sale, all deferred naymcnts IN
he evidenced by the purchasers intcrcst.bearine
notes and secured by deed OF trust on the pron
os tyr a.. ROY Is. SMITH,
:" tus Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-05

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUEOF a DEED
or trust executed June nth, 1891. Inv " v
hester, conveying to the undersigned trustee
certain property therein mentioned. which deed
Is OF record in the clerks office of the cornore
tlon court OF the city OF Roanoke in trnst IN
secure TO the Roanoke Construction and I'm
provcment Company the payment of the sum or
$2,e5u3o payable in monthly Instruments evil
uenced ny 81 notes OF even date with ssid deed
Oh o., Stol9 each, bearing interest from date and
unc monthly. Default having been made in the
payment OF certain OF said notes, and being re-
qnired 20 to do by the holder thereof snail sell
oy puhllc auction to the highest bidder in front
Oh tne courthouse IN Roanoke city ON THE 26TH
NJ, the following lot OF land in the CITY OF Roam.
noke, together With the residence thereon do
serioed as follows:
BEGINNING nj a point on the south side or Val.
ley street q feet west TO Wheat street. thence
sontherly $50 feet to point, thence westerly 33
feet to point. thence northerly 1870 feet TO
valley street, thence with Valley street ~ feet
to the place Of beginning, ten feet, however.
pe .nlG reserved for an alleyway in the rear.
TENNIS Cash sufficient to pay the cost OF
executing this trust and 10 notes OF S35 10 eech
win interest from June nth, 1891, TO the day OF
sale, ana 20 much OF the residue OF the proceeds
Oh me sale as VIII he sufficient TO pay IS notes of
SS3:l9 each, with interest from June nth. 1881.
falling due monthly, beginning September nth
1S'3, will he made payable IN IS monthly nav
ments to meet the said notes as they mature. and
the residue, if any, will be payable IL months
from the day OF sale, all deferred payments ia
he evidenced by the purchasers interest bearing
notes and secured by deed OF trust on the prop.
crty. Roy r. SWI'TIt w
&c ids Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-05
TRUSTEES. sA.Bs.


page iS2, and the third dated the nth day OF
JuIy' 1871, and recorded In said clcrk's office III
4eea DOCK W. page 1871, from w. j. and l.. Blair
a., 10 the undersigned trustee; default having
Doen made in the terms thereof. aud being re.
CURED so 70 do by tho beneficiary therein se.
Ssas win ON THE 1aTH DAY OF AUGUsT,
R ISos AZ a. NJ on the premises In the city OF
noaa,hoEe, Va. ofrcr for sale the following de.
sSrioed parcel OF land, with It's handsome Inn.
pBB eeinma.ne consisting Of large dwelling house:
DoSinnlng AZ the northeast corner OF Day and
a nienry streets, thence with Hcrry street north
tbenca N go minutes west laJ feet to point,
more Or i n.l 60 acgrces % minutes cast 81 feet,
With mns east laa feet TO Day street thence
10 feot ~ ,h south IS degrees CO minutes west
and tho sn, az SAtE Cash as to the costs OF sale
"a M IA "nau vi Sl,olo.lS and as TO the sum OF
sor,h OF SSs each. without interest. on
ceej;n mtVhaay In August, 1929 and each sue.
cccuin9 month thereafter, and tho rosidnc n anv
upon circuit OF one and two years with the in.
NJ trns, d1ier,ea Payments to be secured by deed
ne tbs VIM. f. WINCH, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-05

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
u, deed OF trust executed April ~ lSgU by ]
W. brown, conveying to the undersigned trustee
certain property therein mentioned (Which decd
is OF record In the clerks Office of the corp0ration
court or the city OF Roanoke) in trust 10 secure
10 the Roanoke Construction and Involvement
company, the payment OF the sum of 81 ,5J
evidenced by liz notes OF $25 each, hcarinr even
GATE win said deed and due monthly with In.
lctc-t from date. Default having been made in the
payment or certain OF said notes and bcing re
quiic so TO do by the holder thereof shall sell
by luDlic auction to the highest bidder IN front
OF INC courthouse in the city OF Roanoke. ON
I'VE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, lS!.;. Az Io.35
oCLOCh NJ, the following lot together with
'hc mouse thereon, situated in the CIV OF Koi.
noke and described ~ follows:
a, beginning at point on the -, nth side of
wells street @3l 81 feet from the east de of Roa.
nokc street thence with We l. street south ~
degrees ~ minutes east ~ feet To n poinr thence
south degrees Is minutes west l. S.ia; feet Ia n
tel ioot alley, thence W III said allcv north "a de-
srccs " minutes Is 81 feet To a point thence
north IL degrees ~ minutes cast l5 5 fcct 10 the
beginning W ~
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO nav the cost of
executing this trust and notes of S2j each with
interest from pril -, ,SW; 70 much or the res.
one OF thc proceeds ns will nc sufficient to pay III
notes o., 80 each, with interest from Anil >
le.V VIII he nnde payable nj such times ~ tho
salu notes lai due on tho I'D III u; consecutive
months, beginning with September ~ ISM, Ind
the residu, ir nnv. will nc made pa, uhtc 10
months from ihc day OF sah, all eIcrred pa, :
heiits 10 he evidenced by The unrchn-cr's inter.
est-bcaring notes and =, cur ed bv deed of ,rust nm
the property. ROY b. SMITH p'rr.t.o
2j tbs. -
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-05
PY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF r,,,rsr ~ :,

Ri VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRJrsT EVE
- cuted on the 10th day OF March. iS3i and -,
record In the clerks office OF the Iustinos Eou-t
for the city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book n.
page OF, In which tho Bridgewatcr Inyestmen,,
Company conveyed TO the UNDERSIGNED trn.ten
certain real estate therein set out In trrst ~ y.
cure to Helen g Tinsley tine payment OF the an m
OF SlW0. evidenced by two ncpotjahia notns
therein described, and default having bean madel
in tho payment OF the said notes and heinz rn.
quested go To do by the beneficiary I shall flSl
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18TH, 1sos Al III
O'CLOCK A., In front Of the courthouse In thcI
city or Roanoke, Va, proceed to sell at nnhiicl
auction TO the CHEST bidder all the nrpnertv
conveyed In said deed. to-wit: r''P'''
All that certain lot or parcel OF land situatcd I'm
the city OF Roanoke, Va, and known a. Iots
ana o. section b. as shown by the man nj tbe
property OF the West End Land Compare IN iic
AZ the Office OF the clerk OF the Iiustnys Court
or inc city Of Roanoke, Va.
TERMS: Cash as to the past due notes and
interest, amounting to S1,iiS, and the coat OF oS
ccuting this trust; balance II any, PAYABLE in one
anu Two years from date OF sale. with interest on
uetcrred payments to be secured by deed OF trnsi
on the property sold A deposit In cash of sion
VIII DC required Mt the time the sale is made and
II not made within fifteen minutes after thc
properly Is knocked out, tho property will imI
rms property was sold by me under the sane
deed OF trust on the 18th OF April 1873, to T. =
Johnf0n, but she failed to comply with tho trrms
OF inc sale and the same will be resold az ahov.
advertised ut her risk "o'e
77tds S w JAMJsON ,r,s,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-05
RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF rnus

Ply VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRIrsT
~ dated the 9th day OF July, 1855 and OF record
city f OF roanoke Va, in deed book ID, page e6a,
IN which VIM. III. Bryant and wife convey To- g
W. Jhmison, trustee, certain real estate here,n.
AFTER described in trust to secure to r. IL Wool
rum the payment OF the sum of $7G5, cyIdenf cd
0y certain negotiable notes therein set out oSnd{
whereas default has been made in the paymeyss n
part OF said debt and being requested 30 ISM
ny the holders OF asid notes, shall ON SATIIR.
DAY. TIE l2TlI DAY OF AUGUST, 1879. AT /.
O'CLOCK NJ, In front or the courthouse in the
city or Roonokc, Va, proceed to sell ut pubiic
auction to 'hc highest bidder all the property
therein conveyed. to wit: That certain lot or par
eel OF land with its appurtenanccs situate in the
~ follows: 1 '"'''
Beghnin. nj n point on the south side OF Salem
avchnc, 10 rect cast from B street. thence In an
e;iseriy direction - feet to point running back
octwecn parallel lines 100 feet more or lcsa hnltl
way to Rorcr avenue, being the eastcrn half of
lot NO !, section 2G OF map OF f. Rore RS town
iots this properly has on 1t n comfortable frnmrI
dwelling and II conveniently located
lEhMS:-Cash ny to past due notes and inter.
est amounting to SlS5, and lhe cost of exccutinpi
ihls ttnst; flGU payable In monthly payments oft
Si0, CONNER cling to fall due on the 9th dny ofI
September. 1893, and continuing to rnIl due onE
INC "th any OF each month thereafter for nrtecnI
consecutive months and balance. il any, payablct
III ono and two years after date with int. rest II
;. W. JAMESON,
Jus Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-05

TRGGSS"MaEE's SALE;1BY VIRTUE OF /
y deed of trustdatcd the 18th day OF Marcel
1871, and recorded in deed book g. page 3S5
the CLERKS office OF the corporation court for I'll
city OF Roanoke. Va, from Edward w. Conw,H
ana vile to the undersigned trustee, default hal
ing Deen made in the terms theret and being NJ
CURED go 70 do by the beneficiary therein II
cnred, will IN THE 7TH DAY OF AUGUS'b
1873, AT 1870 O'CLOCK A NJ, on the premise
In the city OF Roanoke. Va, oner for sale the fC
lowing described parcel OF land with the inh
provements thereon consisting of dwelrIIk
house:
Beginning at point oil the south side OF NH
Dowell street 200 feet cast OF Pleasant streeH
thence with Mcdowell street north ~ degrees
east so feet to point, thence south Is deereX
east 2l0 feet TO point; thence south ~ degreE
west ~ feet to point: thence north is deereG
west 200 feet TO the beginning, containing 10. UE
square feet more or less, known as lot 800 SecorE
Roanoke Land and Improvement Company mai
TERMS OF sALE-Cash as TO the costs
sale and the sum CT $7l.0i now due and the suE
OF a6.l to become due and payable in MONTH
j. stalmcnts OF $lU.Si each. without interest. III
the fourth Monday in August. 1873 aud each siE
cessive month thereafter, and the residue, il AM
upon credit of one aud two years with intcreE
deferred payments to be secured by deed OF trn T.
ma WILLIAM f. WINCH trustee L.
he above described property has been sold "
EDWARD w. Conway ana the purchaser a.snmE
gay "e"'s rs DE-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-05
The British Soldiers Income.

The British private is paid ut the rate
of shilling, or "a cents, day. Butter,
tea, coffee, sugar, any excess of meat
above half pound daily, vegetables,
fish and everything beyond his pittancc
of meat and bread have to be paid for
out of his "a cents. From the same slim
source also have to come the cost of re-
pairs to his clothing and the amount
of the practically compulsory though
nominally optional subscriptions to the
cricket, shooting and athletic clubs con-
nected with the regiment. A still fur
Their deduction of 10 cents per month
Is taken off his diminished pay for the
cost OF repairs to barracks" mystcri-
Gus Item, charged III accordance with a
venerable custom, of which no one in
the army can give any satisfactory ac-
count other than established custom.
fiencc the Recent Belgian Revolution.
France has the largest proportion of
voters to its population to every 80
Belgium has the least in every 1920.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-05

MAMMOTH DRIVING PULLEyS AND CABLE
ter will be the largest station in the city.
AS III the case of the station at Houston
street. Tho machinery has been placed 10
feet below the surface of the street, and
the superstructure will be rented ont to
tenants. The Sixty-fifth street station
will be i'll building formerly used as
horse and car barn, the same as the Fiji
tieth street station.
|. ID. MARSHALL.
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~ ids

w w was executed by W. g. Blair and Iycmryusf
isn IL 10 George j. Pect and his successor
trustee, bearing date the 9TH day or Dcccmberl
ISL and recorded on the Sth day OF Dccember{
ls,a,, in deed hook ST. page 1870. in the clerk \
ONCE of the liustings Court for the city of hoan
okc. In the State OF Virginia. to secure the per
lormance OF certain conditions anu payments
spG d IN certain penal bond executed by the
with said decd, I'm the sum OF $1,000 conditioned
Tor the paymcntto the National Mutunl BnildIn.f
Si,5Oo, loaned or advanced to the said W. j. Blai
ah' iiiair. Jr In accordance with their article
"l nssocnti3n, upon forty shares OF stock f.. said
s-rociaiion held and owned by them In certacateF
No- lt'5, 20O5 and 2015, Issues 4 and No :sj:s7
Issue Is Il; and whereas, by their articles cd
association under which said loan or advanced
nent was made. and 10 secure which the said bon,b
ana dceG OF trust were executed IL Il provided IN
the repayment In certain manner and mon crr +
thih terms, with principal and interest ngyregat
ing regular monthly payments OF STl per montiE
untii inc whole sum, with interest. premium ana
al other charges which may nccrue by reason Oh
the terms OF said articles OF association and q
the deed of trust executed In pursuance thcreo&
nac pniu ana complied with; and, whereas, theN
salu george D; Pect has resigned said trust ant&
the Judge ol the liustin9s Court for the CITY NE
roanoke did at the June term thereof appoin&
the undersigned, Rush e. Dcrr as trustee I'm sni,b
occd III the place and stead of said Georu,E
d. Feet: An0, whereas. default has been mnde MI
thc payments ana conditions mentioned in said
oohu ana nccd OF trust for more thnn thretE
months. and having been required so to do bv M
benchciary, the National Mutual Building nuH
tIoi, i"tIpH vi New ! Ork. shall by virtu2s
OF said deed and pursuant to the terms thereofB
p,4cecd 1" sell IT public auction to the highes e
bidder. ON WEDNESDAY. THE 18TH DAY OK
JULY lSr', AT 1890 O'CLOCK T.. NJ, In FROM
OF the premises, in the city or Roanoke Va, q s.
the property conveyed in said decd and being J, IS
that certain lot or piece or parcel OF land wit
the improvements thereon situated in the city AZ
to.wit: - '0''" e
Bcginning at point on tho south side OF Elm
street ~ fect cast OF Comm rec street thcnt&
su ,, 10 minutes east 100 feet to alley thencH
WIN sad ale north IS degrees 81 minutes eutE
1fn ieet 10 point thence north is minutes we
ltu ieet 10 Elm street, thence with Elm stretE
south 50 degrees 81 minutes west IN feet to me-
place OF beginning.
IEKMS: Cash sufficient TO pay all cost of cx a.
cutting THIS trnst and 10 pay or The amounts a.;
shld Dond, aggregate in MI about $4,000, AM
ihe balance, II any, payable in twelve and twcnt IS
Iour months ana secured by deed OF trust on tlf
premises. RUSH U. DERR, -
Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-05

TRuSTEE'S SALE by VIRTUE OF THREE
deed. of trnst the first dated the 22nd day
OF December, 1855, ana recorded in the clerks
Roanoke, Vn., in deed book IS, psgc is, the see.
onn lated The a9th day OF April. isS9, and re-.
corded III said clerks Office In deed hook rs,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-05

WHEREAS A CERTAIN DEED Of TkUf
NJ, was executed by VIM. ]. Blair and Lycnroh
a aso trustee, bearing date the 9TH day Of Mard
iS's, ana recorded on the 2,st day of March iSE
III aGea book a, page %, in the clerks Office
state OF Virginia, to secure prompt and fait63
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-05
THE ROAD
RUN BY ENGINES OF ONE THOUSAND
HORSEPOWER EACH.
EsywheoIs That Weigh Fifty Tons-A wiro
Ropo That Has Displaced Thousands of
Horses-DIost Remarkable Cable Ever
Made.
Especial Correspondence

lSPccIui SorrcSpOnuence.l
NEW York, June 29.-When the ca
bles began to run through the conduit
that has been built under Broadway, the
chief artery of this big town, mighty
King Coal took another stride in his
wonderful march of triumph. How
much this means is not apparent on the
surface. Visibly it signifies that instead
of Jerky horse cars we shall in future be
able to ride easily and steadily; that
Broadway will be daily traversed by
several hundred less horses than it has
been for many years and that the street
will be correspondingly cleaner. But it
means II good deal moro than than this
when you come to think it over.
1t means that instead of farmers toll
ing in their fields to make the fuel in the
shape of hay and oats and corn that shall
furnish the food for the horses that sup
ply power to transport the busy crowds
of the metropolis grimy miners will in
future pick the fuel needed for that pur-
pose out of the bowels of the earth 1t
means the employment of few engine
men and stokers in place of small
army of hostlers and stable men. 1t
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-05

JOHN W. WRIGHT b. LACY HoGE
WRIGHT & HOGE. Attorneys. at.
w law, Roanoke, Va, Room G.,
Moomaw Building, Jefferson street.
Courts-Roanoke city and county, and
Craig and Boetourt counties. Special
attention given to collection Of claims.
MAJ 1y
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BY mutual consent the foregoing sale Is posl
poned until Saturday, August II, 1888 ut SAM
hour anu place. RUSH U. DERR. a
els ids T'rusteo
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-05

By mutual consent the foregoing sale Is posi-
Poned until Wednesday, August }, 1893, at samE
hour and place. RUSH U. DERR. (
6-1S-tds trrnstao
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LEGAL NOTICE..
Joint RESOLUTION.

Proposing an amendment to the tenth c,ause n,
Article OF the Constitution OF Virginia. and
providing for publishing said amendment.
a a, o.fht,sying the Same to the next General
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-14
enterprise, and that was the growing
necessity for itS ayiSteuaa

enterprise, and that was the growing
necessity for its existence.
Here we were, people strong in
numbers, advancing rapidly in every
educational requirement, entering here
and there into the smaller business
avenues and eager to widen the field of
our business operations, but unalter-
ably handicapped by prejudice which
we could neither modify nor control
We had an army of salaried men and
women drawing from the government
every month, through the public schools
and the departmental service. hundreds
OF thousands of dollars, and a still larger
army OF honest, earnest wage-eorners,
who week by week received a large
money return for their labor There
was absolutely no central -aliying
point at which the monetary interest of
the colored people concentrated and
through which We could prove TO the
world that we are capable CT that sort
of business development that makes a
people respectable and respected
1T was under the impulse of senti-
meEts such as these that six colored
men met one October evening in 1888 in
the library OF Il. P. Montgomery's resi-
dence in this city and discussed
the project of opening bank They
carefully weighed the arguments for
and against it, and, being filed with
purpose to do something, they decided
then and there to do il. One of the
number present happened 20 know of a
suitable place that could be secured at
once for our business We agreed to
rent the place, and we assessed our
selves for money enough on the spot to
pay months rent in advance We had
a place then, but no business. We
hadn't single dollar of stock sold or
subscribed for, no deposits, no books,
no tender of cash from any source, no
Offices, no clerlzs-in short, no anything
bat one months rent and one years
pluck A few meetings followed in
quick succession, and on Wednesday
morning, October II, 1888. the door of
the Capital savings bank was swung
open at 604 street, and the public at
large were asked TO give US share of
their confidence and their business.
''In some business circles our courage
took the form of auGacity, and our
bank was the quick sensation of the
hour
"A bank with celored president, col
ored cashier, colored clerks and colored
board of directors! 'InpossibleF said
some. Foolish said some Others. But
we meant to succeed if success were
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-14

But if don't make any good resolutions
l shall profit by the folly Of certain Of my
ways in 1892.
I've been pondering OF some OF the
very uncomfortable situations ! have mad
TO UatauSle during the year and conclude
that resy we're due 10 ray criminal care
leSsness, In fact have been too haPasz-
ard ana shall systcnati1e nv course fo-
1885 Last summer in the mountains 7
accepted every man who came siong,
either - nAOCe, probationary finance OK
JuSt as a plsiR, ordinary friend, without
troubling myself TO avoid complication.
When they found each other and myself
Qua tAey said it was dsQos4Iy unpleasant,
and I thought &C, too.
p 10 hov many men may Que girl be en-
gagged ~ he same tirlc' Well. rnat's cay.
To just ass many as she can possiely
mlnSgc. nd They're the very easiest
ela>s 10 manage. toe. Yes. can
keep i've saaces well in hand. I rh:rE-
Eech one = "a ncrtaiiv sure when his
Carrie says be &, dear boy -bs, ,hs can
never. never repeat those pre1iols words
- snoteeT nsn- 5bs, lie wou,GR't think
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-14

Now, my friends, that would be very
laudable behavior; I acknowledge that
you have a right to condemn me while
you're swearing off everything else
neughty-and nice; but just let me add
that | haven't turned a new leaf, and,
moreover, don't intend to turn one, and
behold; You have whirled around to know
the reason why and the first big blot has
splashed on your pretty new leaf. Well,
never mind. I'm such little peccadillo
that it won't matter very much, I'm
sure. I suppose I ought to feel that am
very depraved, very dead to higher i'm
pulses, very ashamed to look you limo
cent men and maidens squarely in the
eyes, and perhaps I should If I hadn't
dreamed horTid ,.ream the other night.
! dreamed that ] yen0unced the world,
the flesh and the devil didn's iirt, nor
smoke, nor go out to wine suppers; never
went driving without a chaperon, and
never initiated ballet dancer, not even
FOR Charlie and Kit and Jack, who used
TO love me FOR it.
l cut Kit, my dear little Kit, until she
called me a hypocrit and said wasn't
Carrie Careless any more. Jack said I
was prig and prude, and was spelling
myself as fast as l could. All my other