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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-29
NOTICE.


NOTICE ~ llEWEHl GIVEN ny the
~ Cuy Council - salt Lac lily Ut tho M.
tontlon Of such council 10 maize tho following
described improvement, 20 W.T.. Commanding
Asuwer lateral iu sewer District 80. q, begin
ning alta point twenty-five Isil fooI north ~
the northwest corner uf lot @. Block lgl, Plat
"A"thehcc east along the south side OF Fourth
North street TO first West street, thence east
along the center u Peach street TO the wCtt
llnu VI Center street, ana deiTay tho cost
thereof, esumatud at 49, %, hY O local Assess,
mout upon tho lots or pieces OF ground
within tho following described district
being tho district 90 DO Affected
or benefited by said Improvement, namely.
81 30 per front or linear foot on Lot o., nIock
l2l, PlIt"A," salt Iaao CITY suryoy, ana ;le
per ironi Or linear loot on lots aud =, Hook
y, lot ., BLOCK a. AMI lots /, and 3, Block
-. rlat"E " salt Lake city survey.
Al protests and objections 90 tho carrying
out OF such intention must 30 presented IN
writing to tho city Recorder on or before the
g0th day " July, ls'b, being the tins cot by
said council when twl.l hear and Cousidor
suuh objections aa may hc mBdO thereto
by order VI tho CITY council ~ SAT- Lake
Clly g. n, HACKMAS.
CITY Recorder
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MARsHAL's SALE.

pursuant To As ORDER or SALE
anu aeette OF foreclosure, 10 ne al.
feetel ~ Tue llttflcs court OF toe Third Jud.
lciAl pnttiotof the Territory Of Utah. / snail
expose AZ public sale, ID ire west from
aoot OF tho County Court Hogse. tueV CIV
ana county building in the Ciy and Conn,
Y 9t SAT- Lake, Territory Of Utah. on
l9S isih gay OF AugusI l'gi, at tho hour OF 10
1870 ~ Hl we rzht utle claim aId
lrls % ne estate o. Charles Donaldson, dc.
,,hAel, Allco =. pona, ttou and Iranif0rd
donaldson, on, ln and 10 the folioNtbt
described real estate, 10 wit.
Al OF lots numbered ono hundred and o,e
goll one hundred aud three li03l and one
hundred and ave 400, In lBgiey6oi anal
vision 70 salt Lake LitT, in SAD Iaks c6uDiy
utlh Territory, NN N"1u@'
70 be sold az tho property OF Alice 4. Non.
Mison, hamlhHirHtfN Of tha eatats on Cbsriss
!, bonAllsun, deceased, Allr0E. DonsId.on
Ann l. earn. '"' 'NN oI nAIy
Terms OF sale, cash.
NAT N. BRIGHAM,
u,T Apc,,,, ~. U, Z, Marshal
Dated July -, lslS
A. D. sA"iEa' attorney for plaintiff.
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MARshAI,s SALE.

pURsuASr To As ORDER OF SALE
L and decree OF foreclosure 10 me directed
~ the District Court Of the Thlfd judicial
District " the Territory u Utah, I shall "a
pose AZ public sale, At tic wesI frsnt
door o. the county court house IN tho
city NJ SAT- Lake, county Of salt Lake. and
Territory Of Utah, on tho 18Th day OF Ausust.
$50, o. II O'Clock a, IN, an the right mi e
claim aud interest Of Joseph A. MOFlAu. Kate
L. hotlau, his wife fTank Knox, b 4. Terrell
American National Rank, corporation. An
drow hrihen, National Bank Of inc Republic.
ACoTppfhtion, frank 7, Hiatt and lhilo Leon
Holland OF, m and TO the following dsscrlbed
zeal estate to.Wit' Commencing one huudTed
and ten tlltl feet west Of tho suuthraft corner
~ lot az lbl, BLOCK hiy two, plat "a, - ali
lake Guy survey, In salt Lake County, Uts6
Territory thence north ten il0l rods. thence
west seventy one and hshAf t7lgl fest
ihcnco south two W rods, thence east twelve
and A.half (l2.l feet thence south eirht fsl
rode, thence east dtty.nu0 tigI feet 10 piacs
Of beginning, To be sold az tho pTopeftv Of
joseph 4 Norlan and Kate l. Mofinn, his
VIE, At the tult Of Ida snow
Terms OF sale, casr.
NAT n, BRIGHAM.
IL t.......... q. 4. Marshal
dated July .Nth, lsJl.
lie ErAnde Young, attorney Tor plAInua.
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PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.

rrnIs Is TO NOTIFY ALL PARTIES cos.
Il cprued, that The partnership hitherto
existing between Edward. Robert and Altert
D., hraby, known a. hIaIy e sons. Is hereby
dissolved, aud Robert Brady uIIl continue tho
business Al tho corner ~ seventh Hast and
seventh SCUM streets, ana W.II collect all ac'
that establishment
Edward and Albert p, nfaug will conduct
tho business a. lle corner N Third South and
Smith Eaat streets, and VIII be- rgsDonaibio for
all accounts contracted by them
THIS dissolution Il 10y Tie consent Of all ar.
ties here mentioned.
EDWARD BRARY.
ALULNr D. BRADY.
KOBE BRADY.
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On July 3lsi, at Saltalr Beach, there
will he a grand Mask Carnival. 500
In cash prizes. Eliason, tho Wizard,
will entertain you In the afternoon.
Excursion via RIO Brande Western
Railway at following TAtes: Goshen
g.. Payson sl.75, spanish Fork sl.O5.
Sptlngville 81 80, Provo $3.50, Amer
lean Fork Sl.25, Iehi sl,.5, Riveriou
Soc, Bingham Junction 7jc. huIray
6jc. Special train On return trim leaves
saltAir BraOh at lO'l5 .. m.. and Sat
Lake CITY at l0:i5 y. In.
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INST ~ TnE WORLD.

means Of the telegraph md trans.
Atlantic oa0le, on Friday last.
This street sprinkler IL giving good
service curing these hot days, aud no
complaints ~ were 10 common last
year Ia relation 10 the running Of
same, have been heard this seasyn.
Prephrailors are being made by
Samuel w0nonorolt for the erection
Of fine business block ON Main street,
adjoining the Person building.
a conjoint meeting will be held In
tho Fifst ward meeting houte this
evening under the auspices Of the Y.
NJ. NJ. /. a.
a light rain fell last night, but the
weather a. rule IL hot aud Fultfy.
OBSERVER.
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SUMMONS
In The District Court in and f1f The THIRD
Judicial District ~ Utah Territory,
County ot SAT- Late
II. II. sohsttlsr, plaintiff. ". sarah A. Los
defendant

H. H. tcheWler, plMhuh, ". ratAn ~ Love
defendant
Ihe peorc OF the Territory o. ut.h send
greutnE tp sarah A. Love, defendant
Vou AnE HEHtBY REQUlHLD 10
4 Appear IN an action br0lsht sgainst you
ny The above named plaiupd IN the Dtrlct
tourt Ot the Third Judicial Dstrcl % the
1Tutofy o. utah. aud " answer NE com.
plant uled therein WITHIN ton days tehciusve
" the Gay Of seryicel auer the service on you
OF ms FummOns-f served within this couns
W Or " scrved out Of this county, but 10 tbs
district within twenty DAYS, Otherwise within
forty uayf-or judgment ~ default viii be
laAen against you, according 70 VIC prayer OF
Ihm stld action 10 brought TO rave judg.
ment against said defendant In sun Of fi0J,
with Interest thereon from May %, lsel. NJ one
per cont yer month, Tor so huOrueya fee, and
prDmist0ry note executed by defendant to
Alberta White, May %, ls.4, ior 500 with IN
tefcat from date at one per cent per month,
secured ~ u0rtgaFe Of even date on prom.
~. h,reinatle. deicni Cd, executed ~
sud mortgage having been duly assig ned 10
ranuu WHO 10 now the owner anu holder
hereof 10 have the uHu1i decree ~ thla court
Tor the foreclosure OF sad mur'gagc.huiudging
mat proceeds " SAID sale TO applied IA pay
ment ot pmounts due A. above, tnatdefeudsnt
aud AL tcrsuns claiming under Ter DO barred
aud foicclofof o. All claim or equity of re-.
dCmpu0n In said premises. that piainun have
deficiency Judgment AGAINST defendant. aud
Tor other relief. said premises are described
D. follow. toswlt AL ~ lot ". b.ock 2, a =
White's .ouih SAT- LAKE, situated Ia SAT Lake
tuunty, Utah.
Andyou arc hereby notified that u Tou fail
20 appear aud answer the said complaint -
above required. the said plaintiff will apuiy 10
the court for tho relief den Hutei therein.
Witness, the Hon. samuel 4, Merritt, Judge.
AMI the seal ~ tue District Court u
tho Third judicial District, ia and
lsEAtl for the Territory 81 4 tah this 4ith
dty u December. IN the yoar Of our
Lord Que thousaui tisht hundred
aud ninety four.
DAVID T.. DUNBAR, Clerk
Iiy GRO. u. tUONIs, Deputy CLERK
John ". Cannon, Attor IS tor plaluuf
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Julia \. TAreu deceased,
~ OTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN NY TIE
~ updcrtigned, administrator Of the estate
" JullRA. fArreu, deceased, tl the creditors
o. and all persons having claims against the
SAID deceased, 10 exhibit them with the nccos,
eAry vouchers, within ten months after 1.-THE
nrst publication or this uUUFt. 10 tho SAID
administrator, At No 20 ~, second sOuth
street. hslt Lake cay, ia The comfy Of salt
Lake, Utah,
Daged June 10Th, 100,
JOSEPH TARRES,
Admlsirator OF the estate of julia J.. Far.
rem, deceased,
". O., HALL, attorney FOR Administrator
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ANA In accordance with law and order ~ tho
board NJ directors, made on the goth day Ot
May, lslh, ~ many shares NJ each parcel Of
such stock ~ may be ncceasary, Will DO sold "a
public auction, al room ~ Gallon ll0tUl, West
second south street, salt Lake Citv, lWh
Territory, on Wednesday, the jlst dAY u JulY,
lsl3, ate O'Clock y, m, 10 pay tho delinquent
assessment thereon, together with thu cost VI
advertising aud expenses ut salr
hALT LAkL Ciri, ttth, jay Do, lsl5.
ARTHUR lANsuNS, Secretary.
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greeting To walker rmith, defendant,
YOU ARE HEREBY HEgUIHED To AP.
pear N 40 acu0n brought usaiugt you ~
the above named plainth To- the District Court
o. ne Ibifd Judicial Dislrict Of the Territory
~ JAh, and 70 antwcr no complaint nled
.heteln within ten dhTaiexclusivo u the Jay o.
stlNlcol after tue service on you ut THIS
'utimohs-h served within this county or. u
served uut Of thu county. but 10 THIS district!
within twenty daysg otherwise within forty
dAyt-or judgment ly default will be taten
sgain't you, according 10 the PRAYER OF sad
complaint
ms acton 10 brought 10 have iudgmcn.
against defendant 90 slm % $50. with interes
from May 10, $50 a. pcr cont per auuum,
an for costs ot suit; alleged " DO due Tor
services rendered defendant 40 hiaTequest, BY
plaintifs ~ nuofncys atlaw, 10 obtaining Tor
defendant the release or quit claim % certain
outstanding Ia Use. anu taS deed upon Ger
tam real properly Of defendant, sair sum be.
coming Que and pyAbis Nay ~, ls,.. and
And You arc hereby notiGod that 10 You inU
10 hppOhr aud answer the SAID complaint a.
above required. the said plaintiff Will tAAC
judgment against you Tor the sum ~ $50.
vito interest o. above. and costs o. suit
Mitns.H the Hen. samuel a. Merritt, Judge,
and the sea u the district court "
the Third Judicial Diftfict IN and
IsIlL,l for the Territory of Utah. this l.tl
DAY u July. in the year OF OUT
Lord ono thousand ulght hundred
and ntuUtg-flva.
DAVID &. DUNBAR, CLERK.
Nv OEOEGE D. LoOuis. Deputy ClcrL
Richard u. Shepard, attorney Tor plain tifl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-29

VIII coll 1000 yards white Egyptian
PisidB and vhinod Satin striped
Lawue, were 36c. aud 4Oc., this week
at l5c, yard.
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suMMnNs


Pennel ChcruuFton aud Hartie * llartnsss,
partners dong business under the urm
name Of Ihetrngton a ilafkness, PLAZA.
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Cache Enrmer's iron.

Following, according to the report Of
the deputy s,atisllclans, Il the largest
crop raised by a farmer In Cache
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OTICE-rHRRE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stock, on
account OF Assessment No, ", levied on the
sOth day " May, las, the several amounts sot
holders, az toll0Ws,
Namp M Ter. M. AUnuvt
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

North Point Consolidated Irrigation Company
locHuon % principal place q lualnyss,
Cullen Hotel, West second south street,
salt Lake CITY, Utah Territory
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w.Itsr smith. aet.ndant

The People Of the Territory Of Utah send
greeting 10 walker rmith, defendant
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Morgan cold Mining and Milling Company
Principal pace 81 business sat Lake Nity,
Utah, Location OF mine, iiaTdsutabUlt,
canyon, Morgan County, Utah.
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MARsAAL,s SALE.

Dated July !5th, islS,
ANDULw ituWNr. Alt0t ucY for Plaintiffs.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-10
Insslllrsn. shssp.

~ was on my bicycle, " writes q man
10 an English magazine, "and was pass
ing n very large field where . number
Of sheep were grazing. AS / passed q
sheep ran toward me imam excited state,
looking mp at me like pet dog and
bleating in a most pitsous way. ] was
so interested in what 1 saw that I
stopped, and instantly the sheep gallop-
ell to the farther end Of the field in the
same excited way, and thon raced back
TO me again. bleating and looking up at
me just in the sane beseeching way as
It did at first. Had it spoken IL could
not have been palmer in its request that
should go with it to the other end of
the field. could see nothing but few
trees; still / felt compelled to go with
the sheep, so unmistakably did IL let me
know that IL wanted me to 90 with It.
So went, the sheep galloping ON bo-
fore me, till il reached the spot nt the
end Of the field where I felt sure t.
wanted me to 60 Till I reached the
place the animal ran round and round
the same particular spot in the same ex-
cited way, rs If it wanted to say; Make
haste Come as fast as yeu can. When,
arrived, l found there was a deep
stream Of water, and one Of the sheep
had fallen into it and was struggling to
ref ont -
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sKETcHlNe.
Its Practice Essential to the Success Of
the Student In Art.

Its Practice Essential 70 the Success Of
the Student In Art.
Originality and skill in inventing or
telling story and in expressing the
passions depend, like everything else in
art, on a painters powers Of observa-
tion, and the difference between the
greater or less painter results very much
from this--that the first thinks Of his art
everywhere and at all times. the last In
his painting room only and at sot hours
Hcgarth, describing his own habits,
says; "Be where would while my eyes
were open was continually at my
studies and acquiring something useful
to my profession, and Stothard s sketch
books were dlled with groups Of figures
and scenery made without selection, but
merely Of what chance offered to his no
tice while raveling-sometimes objects
which the windows of an inn presented
while horses were changing, and somo-
times what he saw from the top Of q
stagecoach.
Students should be assured that the
practice Of redeeming spare moments Of
time by sketching whatever is thrown
in their way is an invaluable one. Those
who adopt It viii be sure to be reward
cd by often finding memoranda so made
Of far greater interest than they had
imagined, and it will correct the habit,
always fatal to originality, Of going to
nature for things only that resemble
what they have seen in art. Among the
drawings by Raphael collected by Sir
Thomas Lawrence were many evidently
of what chance presented to him. One
in particular was singularly elegant, Of
three or four young men in the dress Of
his time sitting at a table, and their at
titudes but very slightly varied-an ac-
cidental group in all probability of his
pupils.
In the works of Michael Angelo we
meet with very many attitudes that bear
the stamp Of being adopted almost inn
mediately from nature, and indeed most
of the noble range Of his prophets and
sibyls have this look. A subject happily
adopted from nature should not deprive
the painter Of the credit due to inven-
tion, for indeed the nero faculty Of in
venting an incident is far more common
than the nice and quick perception Of
that in nature which is fitted to the pur-
poses Of art, and which ordinary OBJ
servers would pass by or reject perhaps
as trihing or unworthy. Burns turned
mp a mouse with his plOw and was
heard to say by a man who was at work
with him, "I'll make that mouse inn
mortal " And he kept his word. Lon
don Architect
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A Duel Bismarck Did Not Fight

To hot headed electioneerers let me-
commend this story of Bismarck. On
one occasion, during some diplomati0
maneuvers, which were being discussed
by Count Rechberg, he (Rechberg) lost
his temper and passionately exclaimed
to Bismarck, zone Of my friends shall
wait ON you in the morning. why
oil this unnecessary delay?" Bismarck
replied "In. all probability you have
a pair Of pistols handy. Lot ne settle the
matter Immediately. While you get the
things ready 1 shall write a report about
the whole Transaction. which, in case I
am killed, / request you to forward to
Berlin"
Both set about their work. When Bis
lnarck had finished, he handed the sheet
TO Count Rechberg requesting him to-
examine the same Rechberg's passion
had in the meantime given way TO sober
reflection After having perused the re-
port he said, "What you say here 10
quito correct, but is it really worth
while to fight a duel for such reason2"
"That is exactly my opinion, was Bis
marck's answer, and the matter ended.
---Westminster Budget.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-10

When Lord Longford came IN, es-
capped from cribbage and heard many
entertaining things One was Of his
meeting a man in the mail coach who
looked as IL he was gouty, and could,
not stir without great difficulty, and
never without tho assistance Of a COM
panion, who never moved an inch from
him. At last Lord Longford discovered
that this gentlemans gouty overallg
covered fetters that he was a malefao~
tor in irons, and that his companion,
was Bow street officer, who treated his
prisoner with the greatest politeness.
"Give me leave, sir--excuso me--one
on your arm and one on mine, and then
we arc sure we can't leave one another.
A worse travelling companion this than
the bear. whom Lord Longford found
one morning in tho coach opposite to-
him wh6ct day dawned-the gentleman
in the fur coat, as he had all night sup
posed him TO be.-Maria EdgaWorth's q
Letters.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-10

Our prayers have been answered. The
heavy, widc'v distended skirts will very
soon bo a ting Of the past. They are
an abomination and ought never 70 have
been allowed to become fashionable.
Why, IL would take four hands to ma
nipulate the folds in such way as to
keep the skirt out Of the dust, and when
a woman tries to accomplish the task
with two her gown in soon forgotten in
her cramped fingers and sho gives it up
in despair. How anything so totally un-
fit to be worn in the street ever became
a fashion is a mystery to overy ono. ex-
cept, perhaps, those who manufacture
tho hairoloth. But physicians have de-
nounced the heavy Innings as injurious
to health, and this, with the good sense
of long suffering aud heroic women,
who have patiently tried to endure the
burden for fashions sake, has brought
about decided reaction against them,
and the heavy skirt must go. -Philadol-
phia Times.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-10

Naturally birthday party made up
Of 90 little people. more or less, takes on
certain gala day phases. There are ia.
utations, either written on engraved, tc
be sent, specifying the day, hour and
nature Of the party, writes Mira "A. q.
Lewis IN Tho Ladies' Home Journal II
the stationery Is to be engraved, some
device which win appeal especially 10
children should be choson--aomething
IN which animals or birds are TO serve
as bearers Of tho much Thought Of in-
vitation cards. Perhaps the Brownies
might be pictured AZ carrying huge en-
volopos. inscribed with suitablo mono-
grams
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The Bsauay Of stsvon.ona Character.

aA-aAAN 0AAA-ANNAAAA
II is impossible to deal. however
lightly. with the personal qualities Of
Robert Louis Stevenson without dwell
ing on the extreme beauty Of his char
acter. In looking back over the 20 years
in which know him / feel that, since
he was eminently human, ought to re-
call his faults, but 1 protest that can
remember none. Perhaps the nearest
approach to fault was q certain want
Of discretion always founded ON a wish
to mako people understand each other,
but not exactly according to wisdom. 1
rocollect that he once embroiled me for
a moment with John Addington Sy-
monds IN manner altogether blood
thirsty and ridiculous, 90 that we both
fell upon him and rended him. This lit
tie weakness is really the blaokest crime
can lay 10 his charge.
And, on the other side, what courage
what love, what an indOmitable spirit,
what . melting PITY Ho had none Of
the sordid errors Of the man who writes,
no sick ambition, no envy Of others, no
Oxaggoration Of the value Of this ephem-
eral trick Of soribbling. Ho was eager
70 help his fellows. ready 10 take q SEQ
ond place, offended with great din
Guilty, perfectly appeased BY the least
show Of repentance. Stevenson was the
most exquisite English writer Of his
generation, but those who lived close 20
him are apt 20 think loss Of that than Of
the fact that he was tho most unsoliish
and the most lovablo Of human .beinga
Edmund Gosse in Century.
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y soma MEn WILL aEAo fHIal


Wausn Think About Thara.
"Why will men bo ouch beastsa'' said
Az indignant young womnn 10 friend
as they alighttd from tho IL" at FIT
tioth street ono day last week. II have
Just suffered acute mental anguish for
the last few minutes becauss q great
brute Of q man would insist upon crowd
ing up against me and touching me with
bis knee. There IL nothing 90 madden
ing 30 = modest. ro1ned mind as that.
A woman is practically defonseless.
Now tonight the cars were crowded,
and / WAS tired enough, as you may
imagine, 70 drop down into that vacant
seat with q sigh Of relief, which was
quickly changed 20 anxioty when I
realized what should have 10 endure
from tho man beside me moved over
30 that he could not touch me without
changing his position. Under pretext Of
unfolding his paper, no followed me,
Watching me narrowly out Of the corner
Of his eye. or rather felt he was, for
never looked at him. Finally moved
as FAR as ] could without falling into
the aisle. Il was no use, and / lust
jumped up and held to strap the rest
Of the way.
1T Is at such times as this that I
long for some one-some man with q
real, manly heart in him---to teach such
a creature as that that there is an un-
written law nt least which keeps men
from forcing their attentions where they
are not wanted. wonder sometimes IL
It is because I am Obliged to work for a
living that I have to endure such
things."
''I do not think that fact makes any
difference, " said her companion, "for I
saw a pretty little doll Of a woman who
tolls not nor spins pass through SINH
lar experience ON q Broadway cable car.
She stood Il rs long as she could. and
then she brought her umbrella down be-
tween her and tho obnoxious creature
with q thud that made every one stare.
"All the women in the car took in
the situation at a glance and shot such
glances at the masher that he sneaked
on the car after a block or two
''The little woman looked relieved,
but sho forgot TO relax the tense lines
around her mouth, and the bright red
spots did not fade from her cheeks. Since
that / have used my own umbrella to
stave on obnoxious persons. Now
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