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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-29
KlnrAIrnm.n,. Ihrthanr.

Havana, Jan. a1.--The eleventh ami
versary of the birth Of King Alfonso
will be celebrated on the 73rd inst. or.
ders have been received by Captain
General Weyler from the government
at Madrid to review the cases of the
political prisoners now In custody In
the Havana and PInsr del Rio prov
inees, and to grant a provisional release
to all those who are held upon charges
Of minor importance and are not con-
rected with the revolution In Cuba.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-29
Coolest This winter.

Kansas City Jan. ,s.-The coolest
weather this winter has prevailed
during the last a. hours In this section
Of the southwest. There IL no show.
but a high. freezing wind has added
to the suffering Great damage to live
stock is reported. The cold wave eS.
tended to the territories. An average
OF Z degrees below zero Is reported In
Kansas, with no prospect OF immediate
relief
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-29

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. 1S.-The cold
wave which came here Saturday was
still ere today In full force. This morn.
Ing the thermometer recorded 40 below
zero. The relief organizations OF the
city are overwhelmed with applications
for help from the suffering unemployed
and there Is much distress that cannot
be alleyiated. Lake traffic continued
under obstacles, an almost imprenetra.
bic mass OF steam arising from the
water.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-29
BRYGN'S new BOOK
Will Be Issued in About One
Week.
discusses the Inside History OF the
Late CsmpaIEn-CriticI OF the
BoItIng Democrats

Chicago. jan. sS-The last pages Of
1.-THE First Battle" the Hon. W. l..
Bryan's book, have gone to press, and
the W. y. Conkey company, the pub.
fishers, expect to have the first copy
bound In about a week. The book will
be a story Of the campaign Of 1876. It's
important events and issues, and IN.
cludes the most noteworthy incidents Of
Mr.. Bryan's famous tour. 1, also con.
talns the principal addresses and the
documents relating to the silver agits.
ton while In congress and prior to the
Chicago convention, and to a discussion
OF the election returns and an analysis
OF the political situation.
One OF the interesting features OF the
book l. the biographical sketch written
BY Mrs. Bryan. She concludes the
sketch thus; ITO give an estimate OF
his character or OF the mental endow.
ments which he may possess. would be
beyond the scope Of this article. may
be justified. however, In saying that his
life has been one Of earnes, purpose,
with that sort Of genius which has been
called "a capacity for hard work."
"The First Battle" IL dedicated to the
Hon. Richard p. Bland OF Missouri. Gen
James h. Weaver OF Iowa, and the Hon.
NJ. Teller Of Colorado, who the author
considers the "feremost champions Of
blmetallsm In their respective parties"
Many interesting Incidents OF the
tour east and west are given. and also
suite a number Of anecdotes.
In a chapter devoted to "Boltlng
Democrats" Mr.. Bryan says
1.-THE only criticism which I desire to
record here Is that the gold democrats
sought to use the party name for pur.
poses OF deception. The party name
belongs to the majority Of the party,
and the minority cannot fairly. honestly
or honorsbly use that name In such a
way a. to mlslead the voters. had at
all times defended the sovereign right
Of the citizen to follow hls conscience
and his Judgment In political matters
and to make his party affiliations con.
form to his convictions, but fraud at.
tempted against the voters Is no more
aefanslble than a fraud attempted In a
bsslness transaction. Had the Indian.
spolls convention Endorsed the repub.
iiesn ticket we might have found fault
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-29
r.un Mi,han, Ohimnnr.

From the top OF the Cathedral splre
In Mexico you can see the entire city
and the most striking festure Of the
view IL the absence Of ehimneys. There
IL not a chimney In all Moxieo, not a
CRATE, not stove, not a furnace. All
the cooking Is done with charcoal IN
Dutch ovens, and while the gas Is some.
times offensive one soon becomes used
TO lt.-Boston Globe.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-29

cleretta Nora Avery, an eleven.yesr.
old eolored maiden, preaehedin Boston
recently to a large audience In St. Psui's
church. There IL no question about her
age for she shows at the first glance that
she Ia young child. She IL small o
stature. with head OF abnormal shape.
Her pretty olive face is quiet and
thoughtful. Her eyes are large, brown
and expressive. The pulpit had been
removed from lts customary place. and
In it, stead the child laid her own little
Bible upon II. She selected teAt and
spoke for thlrty.ave minutes with no
apparent effort and with a remarkable
command OF rguage.-B Boston Trans.
orlpt.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-29

Topeka, Jan. 7o.--Ex.congressman
w. A. G. Harris was chosen United
States senator to succeed Senator W.
A. PETER by the Populist caucus to.
night en- the eleventh ballot. PETER
was practically out of the race long be.
fore the final ballot.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-29

LogansPort, Ind. Jan. ,6.-The Muir.
dock Hotel and Eillott's wholesale gro.
Gerry building burned, here tonight. en-.
falling a loss between $4,000 and 500.
600. Many surrounding buildings were
damaged by FIRE, smoke and water.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-29

Munich and Vienna supplied with
mountain water average only seven
deaths from typhoid fever to 10000
population. In New York the figure Is
lo,whlle In Plttsburg and Louisville,
which use river water Is as high as IL
FIX.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-29

New York, Jan. 1S-The New York
Bar association has approved the arbl.
trary treaty with Great Britain and
adopted resolutions to be sent to Wash
ing,on urging prompt ratification.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-29

"PrIsonder at the bar" said bic lord.
ship, SolemniY having donned the black
cap, "you will shortly have to sPPssr
before another, and-perhaPs-Setter
judge-Household Words
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-29

Washington, Jan. 1S.-There IL prae.
tieally no Improvement In the condition
OF Senator George of Mississippi, who IL
very seriously III at the Garfield Memo.
rial hospital.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-29

Justice (who had been a shoPkeePer)-
To you II will be Elk monthsi for any
body else It would be elght.-Boston
Transcript.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14
a CONTINUOUS OVATION.


AsHEvILLE, N. 9 June "A Henry
Clay Evans did not come here with the
president, but remained 10 Chattanooga
to adjust the differences existing
among the citizens regarding the pre-
sident's entertainment there. Inc
progress of the special train was one
ovation. From Knoxville and other
points to Ashevllc, crowds gathered
at the stations but no stops we're mace
except at Marshall. Az enormous
crowd greeted the traln in Asheyille At
III O'Clock. The Asheville light IN
fantry escorted the party to the hotel.
The whole town is decorated ana the
reception is the greatest ever given any
yishor. After luncheon the party took
carriages for Tie Biltmore. Wander
bilt estate, where they remained all the
afternoon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14
A Terrific Earthquake.

LONDON, England, June 14-Later
advices from Calcutta indicate that the
earthquake was much more severe than
at first supposed. There is scarcely
building left in the city with uncrat ked
walls. Water pipes are broken, and
the sanitary condition OF the city since
the shock are 50 bad that an epidemic
is feared.
The disastrous fleets of the earth
quake which occurred Saturday even
ing, are wide spread. The damage to
property is almost incalculable, and
the sufferings of the people 10 terrible.
Railway trains were overturned, and
thousands are homeless and starving.
In addition TO this the heat is abnor-
NAL. The thermometer registers 1875
degrees in the shade.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14
ExcursIonists shaken Up.

New York, N. y, June IA
What appeared to be deliberate at
tempt to wreck an excursion train from
Coney Island containing 1000 pass
engers, was made on the Sea Beach
railroad, last night. A 100 pound rail
was laid .saparely across the track.
The engineer saw the obstruction and
reversed the lever, bat the locomotive
struck the rail full tilt. The train
jolted over the track and then came to
a stand-still. Beyond bad scare and
o general shaking up no damage was
done, s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14
wife Murderer EIectrocated.

New YORK, N. r., June a.
Howard A. Scott was eleetrocuted.
this morning., for the murder Of his
wife, Margaret Scott, in a New York
tenement. The woman was found
dead in her room.
The electric current was applied
twice, the length Of each application
being one minute. The volts ranged
from $50 TO 2 500 He walked to his
death bravely with Prison Chaplain
Wells aud Reverend DR.. Duers. He
made no statement from the chair.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14
NOTES BY THE WAY.


Chief Marshal Geo. Wards horse tried
to jump up and down too, but he couldn't
The Uniform Rank K. Of p. mounted.
gave quite military appearance to the
parade.
+ Las Vegas could have done no more in
way of denomination had President
Mckinley himself been her honored guest.
The Junior Order of American Mechan-
les, although young Organization, and al
vet few in number, presented a splendid
appearances.
Dan Rhodes demonstrated that he can
get up turn -out to satisfy the most par
ticuiar. His four-in hand was fine, and
Dan can drive them, too.
Col. Richard Hudson, of Deming, New
Mexico, a prominent candidate for rev.
enue collector, was an interested spectator
Of the demonstrations in honor Of Govern
or Otero,
Surely Las Vegas is law abidisg city,
But one disturbance has been reported
Good viii seemed to prevail everywhere
and but one idea, to do all honor to oui
fellow townsmap, seemed TO prevail.
One Of the features Of the paraie was the
tally no coach. containing the members
of the penuchle club. Hon. 8. e. Booth,
OF EIizabethtown, viee-president OF the
club was present, and took prominent
part in the festivities.
Among the most unique and beautiful
testimonials of regard presented to Cover
nor Otero was beautiful design In iow'
ers, from the knights OF Pythias. The de-
sign was made by Mrs.J. Minimum and con
tanned the letters "F. G. B." in appro
priate colors, with beautiful lily at thu
bottom, the emblem Of the uniform rank
the order.
Among those who went down to the in
auguration OF Gov. Otero, which take
place, to-day, In Santa Fe, were noted
Secundino Romero, N. c. de Baca,zJose L
Lopez j. s. CLARK, r E.Twitchelt and wife
Mrs. M. "A. Otero, mother Of the governor
Judge L. Emmett, J. A. LaRue, wife an
daughter, Mary; Mrs. Joshua Raynoid
and daughter, Ruth; Mrs. J. NJ. Gun
ngham, DR.. and Mrs. F. Il. Atkins, Mr.
Stewart, John Ransom of Watrous; Hor
Maviana 8. Qtero, Of BeTnali 10; A. n
BLACKWELL, j. u. Hurley and wife, =. A
Carruth, and Col. Richard Hudson
Deming.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14
cubaus Avalu victorious.

NEW Y,RK. n. r, June 14.-The
Suns Havana dispatch says that at
River de Casa, last week, Cuban
force of 500 defeated Spanish detach-
ment OF the same number. Spanish
officials report ten insurgents and one
Spaniard killed, the Cubans claim,
however, that fully seventy'five Span
lards were killed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14
Case stiIl Pending.

New YoRK, n. X. June IL
There was hitch in-the trial Of the
officers of the American tobacco com
pany, this morning, otherwise the
cigarette trust. After four days spent
In getting jury, the box was filled.
1t was expected the trial would begin
in earnest, this morning The tobacco
company g officers were indicted fov
conspiracy in restraint of trade, and
trying to force dealers to sell only
their make Of cigarettes. This morn
ing, juror number seven. William j..
Bryon, was charged with expressing Q
decided opinion about the case, yester-
day. favoring Ex-Surrogate Rollins,
counsel for the defense.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14
caIhoun Goes 70 spain.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 13.--Ac-
cording to Secretary of State Sherman.
w. J. Calhoun, ex-commissioner to
Cuba, will be appointed minister to
Spain. Secretary Sherman said seen.
Woodford's name has not been men.
toned to me by the president in con-
neetion with minister to Madrid. As
understand it, Mr.. Calhoun will be
sent to Madrid to represent this country
az the Spanish court.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14
Died in Horrible Agony. !.

4 CoRDELE, Ga, June 14.--Walter
Nesby, dentist. went 10 his room late
last night, drunk. In some way he set
fire to the house, aud before aid could
reach him, he was cremated. The
building was entirely destroyed. II is
believed he attempted suicide He
died in horrible agony. Some time
ago be killed man by accident, and
the tragedy pierced into his mind. '''
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14
BLOOD ON THE MOON
Chicago Held High ReveI To-day
With Cutting and Sootiog
Scrapes.
GOV. oTERo INAUGURATED
Spain is on the Anxious Seat
Over the Prospective Policy
Of Mckinley.
CALHOUN GOES TO SPAIN
\ reL.nram 70 The Optic.

"A r u let<'gruW 70 tHc Op'c'
,sArFA re, N. NJ, Jnue IA, 1871
'lneS 'Svcity rs in holiday attire,to-day.
Governor otsro arrived, last night, on
q special train from Las Vegas: Al 10
o'clock, this morning. he was escorted
by infantry. cavalry and artillery to the
grand stand 10 front OF the palace
where he was formally received. Act
ing Governor Miller made the welcom-
ing speech and Judge Laughlin admin
istered the oath Of Office. When Otero
repeated the oath, an immense shout
arose. for it was the first time since the
Territory was organized. that o gov
erncr was inadgurated, through whose
veins coursed the blood Of the old
Spaniards. The Inauguration ball, to-
night, promises to be the grandest in
,the history Of the southwest.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14
sexen.Year ocusfs ,

RIvHRHEAD, L. I, june 1.-The
road leading from Batting Hollow TO-
this place was fairly blocked, this
morning, by locusts OF the seven-y ear
variety. The farmers could not drive
throue b the swarms that blocked the
roads, and looked ike cloud, while
the noise made By wings was almost
deafening.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14
SIN Receiving Bryan.

NORFOLK. Va, June 14.-Hon.
VIM. j. Bryan, arrived here. this
morning, from Washington, He was
met at the steamer by citizens and
large rumber OF admirers. He went
to Virginia Beach at 10 O'Clock, re-
turning at 2 O'Clock, and will hold a
public reception at O'Clock. He will
deliver lecture on bimetalIism at 8
O'Clock, and later leaves for Charles
ton.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14

PARIS, France, June 14.-While
Ifete was being held, last night, ~ the
theatre Nnsafly. near Paris. the place
took fire, causing panic. Twelve
actors were seriously injured. and
three will day. Iu the rush to escape.
fifty spectators were thrown down and
ltrampled.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14
More's The Cause.

Nsw YORK, N. r., June IA IA -
In an interview printed, this morn.
ing. former American Ambassador to
France Eustis says: ssAll Europe is
in arms against the proposed tariff bill.
It is bound to lead to retaliation on
the part Of Epropean nations.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14
A Fake Bomb

PARIS, France, June IA The press
and project of police agree, to-day.
that the explosion of the bomb which
was supposed to have been an attempt
npon the life OF President Faure, yes
terday, was either the act OF q lnnatic
or of practical jokers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14

WAsHNeroS, D. O.. june "A =
In the house; to-day. a petition forty
feet in length, and signed By 5000, 200
people. asking for belligerent rights
for Cuba, was presented BY Mr. Sulzer
Of New Eovk.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14
CUBAN Generals Respited.

WASHINGTON, D.. G. June l4.--
The Spanish minister has received 2
telegram from bis government saying
tAat General Ruiz Rivera and Genera
Bacolmo, were not senteaced and will
not be killed,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14

! kansas CrrF, Mo, June 4 -TAe
first sun stroke Of the season occurred
here. TO, day. Henry A. Appleson, a
grocer. was overcome by the heat.
The thermometer registered 02' in the
shade.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14
Spain ANXIOUS.

MADRID, Spain. June IA The re-
ports OF the intended annexation Of
Hawaii by the United States causes
great anxiety, as foreshadowing Pres
ident Mckinley g Cuban policy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14
ANoTnRR MukpERER.

SAN ANroNro. Texas, June IA VIM
P. McNeill, aged seventeen, . son o.
Captaln Mcneil, Of this city, was shot
and killed 1t 1'rapnto, Mexico. by an
unknown Mexican, who escaped.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14

we are all interested parties; we are anxl-
GUS to have him governor because we be-
lleye we will all have justice done. Will
not say justice has not been doue BY any
other Of our former governors, but my
opinion Is there will be y change. lneer-
lIevs nv opinion Is held by every one
present, that at rhs end OF four years MI
euel A. Otero will be a more popular man
than be Is TO- night. [Applanse That IS
the test which tries mems souls. he has
no easy job before him. Neither mas any
other man who occupies high oinciai
position, especially an execntive posl.,on
and good Judgment OF human nature v wh'chs
1 bsiieve he possesses to an eminent de-
gree he will come out without any fauit OF
Nav al the end Of his term. (AppIause).
>AMayor Olney then introduced Governor
otero to the audience, in the following
words
Governor Otero, on behalf OF the clsy
and of the citizsns OF Las Vegas, those VINO
have known you from your childhood Gays,
those who knew your iliustrious fatnef, ,
who marked out the pathway OF tae grt
railway on the American continent, wri
come YOU home. Thrice welcome nome
(Cheers). ~ ses z
When the cheering subsidized Governor
Otero spoke as follows;
Mr.. President. Ladies and Gentlemen.
II is indeed a pleasure 70 me 70 return 70
New Mexico and to meet my friends here,
tonight, aud feel that they. are my
friends, ana that they believe thoroughly
! in me. In entering upon the duties OF the
high office to which / have been appointed
wish 70 say TO the people OF Las Vegas
as we'll as to the entire people OF this Ter
ritory, that will use my best efforts q
give them an honest and hrm ana business
sdmlnIstration. (Appiause.) cannot
sufficiently thank the people OF Las Vegas
| for the honcrs which they have conferred
upon me In the welcome which they have
so cordially extended upon my arrival IN
their midst i can say to them that as
citizen OF Las Vegas. Will try ana 40 my
| dntv ard In doiug that believe that the
people OF Las Vegas will be satisfied 10 the
j selection VI the governor as made by
My President Mckinley. tApplause)
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14

FENrox, Mioh.. june "A - 7 he State
bank Of Eenton, closed its doors, this
morning rs capital stock Is $780,
900.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14

DAYTos, Ohio, June IA Two
lives were lost in fire In a
Nassau street residence, th.s
morning. The dead are: Emma
and Albert Pritchlet, six and three
years old. When found, the children
were in an upstairs room, the girl with
her arms about her brothers. neck
The children are supposed TO have
been playing with matches.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-14

CHICAGO, Illinois, June 14.--Blood
flowed freely in Chicago, yesterday.
Jealousy prompted Frank McNamara
to attempt the murder of William
Doyle, be fred six shots. Alice Scott,
colored, was shot and fatally wounded by
her husband, because he had deserted
her. Charles Dickson shot and fatally
wounded Stanlau Kadzinski, during a
quarrel over the laster's step-daughter.
John Rick was stabbed twice in the
back by Walter HenDessy, because be
would not give the assaiiant street
car transfer. VIM. Scott, proffes-
sional "blue man." for years dime
museum freak, is dying from the effects
OF heart blow delivered by Professor
Mullin, a phrenologist. They had a
clothes line quarrel. Whalthen. the
"Hardware man died from the effects
of the operation OF Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
XXIV.
BEHIND THE BROOM.

For. as ! turned me about 20 go back
the way I came. there by the copse side
where the broom grew highest. stood Jean
Gemmcll. with "a face suddenly drawn
thin. g~ray-white. like the melting snow.
sJcani" cried. what do ye therc2'
She tried to smile. but her eyes had a
fixed and CLASSY look. and she seemed
10 be mastering herself so that she might
speak.
/ think that she had "a speech prepared
I'm her heart. for several times she strove
TO begin. and the words were always the
same. But at last all that she could say
was no more than this. you love herr
And with a little hand she pointed 70
where the Lady Mary had disappeared.
I could see 1t shaking as she held 1t
out.
Jean" said I. kindly as | could. what
brought YOU so far from home on such
a bitter day? II is not TT. You viii get
your death of cold
II have gotten my death she said.
with a little gasping laugh; II have got
ten my sentence. Do not take 1t well?'
And she seemed TO smile again.
Then / went quickly to her and caught
her by the hand. and put my arm about
her. For I feared that she would fall
PROSTATE whore she stood. Notwithstand-
ing. she kept on smiling through unshed
tears. and never for "a moment took her
eyes off my face.
Il heard what you and she said. Yes.
| listened. A great lady would not have
listened. But / am but a little dollhouse
lass. and / spicd upon YOU. Yes. | hid
among the broom. You will never forgive
me-"
tried TO hush her with kind words,
but somehow they seemed 10 pass her
l.. 4 .Hf.l- rI,. JFI NOT I.4v fIrnt
You love her" she said: eyes. ! know
Il. Jonita told me that from the first
told me that / could never be- your wife.
though l had led You on. Yes, ! own it.
/ tried to win YOU. 4 great lady would
not. But | did. ! threw myself in your
way. Shamelessly ! cast m~yself-Jonita
SAYS it-into your arms,'
"Ah. Cod she broke of with a little
frantic cry. sinking her head between
her palms quickly and then fiinging her
arms down. And would | not have cast
myself under your feet as readily. that
YOU might trample me? ] know | am
not for this world. | ken that l have bar
tered away eternity for naught. / nave
lied 10 God. And why not? Tell me why
not! Would not / gladly barter all heaven
for an hour Of your love on earth. You
may despisc me. but ! loved you. Yes,
she is great. fair. fun OF length Of days.
and pride Of life-the lord of Earlstoun's
daughter. Yet. and yet. and yet-she
could not love YOU better than |. In that
! defy her.
And she shall have you'll will give
you up 10 her. For that is the one way
an ignorant lass can love. They tell me
that by tomorrow You will be no longer
minister. You will be put out Of the
manse like "a bird out of a harried nest.
And az first ! was glad when / heard IL.
For" thought /. he will come and tell
me. We shall be poor together She said
the truth. for indeed she knOwcth some