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The San Francisco call., 1897-12-22
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS furniture or pianos in S. F., Oak
land Alameda. at lowest rates. without
removal; commissions; delays j.
NOONAN. 10l7 to 1923 Mission. above Sixth;
tel. South Il.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
CHEAPEST and best in America-The Weekly
Call, sent to any address in the United States
or Canada one year for 81 J0 postage free.
ALAMEDA HOUSES TO LET.
NEWLY furnished cottage to lease cheap to
responsible party; large rooms, bath, gas,
modern improvements: fine view city and
bay 444 Central ave-, bet. Fourth and Fifth
SITS. Fifth-st station narrow gauge.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-22

81, ,500-Elegant corner business property at a
! sacrifice; paying a good income; large lot
buildings could not be built for the price asked.
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CoUNTRY REAL Estate.

$100-Chcken ranch 3 acres; small house, fur
nished; near city. MRS. PARRISH, room A.
ROsedale
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HIGHLY respectable and private place to OBJ
tain liberal advances diamonds and jew
eiry at the lowest rates. Baldwin Jewelry
Store. 94S Market St. tel. green 204.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-22

goods. pianos; ad-
building. +. w.
Tel. Main 1921.
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slS0o0-Near the City Hall. Large lot with
fine houses always rented; paying 10 pei
cent; fast improving business location.
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PER SONALS.

DR.. GRAF Won RANsAU eminent ladies'
masseuer; electro magnetic treatment. Box
all
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LOST.

LOST-Gordon setter tan feet; tan spots over
eyes: white on breast; liberal reward. Re
turn TO S. z. cor. Sacramento and Battery
from 1890 20 1870.
LOST-slate colored Great Dane pup. six
months old: white breast. Return 1888 Shot
well st. Reward.
LOST Recommendation and engineers certif-
cate papers. Return for reward to 410l2 Ma
toma st.
WHITE and black setter dog. Return to H
KOHN, 40S Folsom St
LOST-A female fox terrier, on the 5th of this
month"; answers to the name of Bunch Re
turn to NJ. Harris, pension attorney, 20 Ellis
St. and receive a reward.
LOST-Morocco pocketbook containing Masonic
past masters jewel and papers. Return to
106 O'Farrell; reward; no questions asked.
LOST-Wednesday, Dec. 10, silver tablet Re-
turn 1917 Sacramento st. Reward.
BRING your old gold to me and get cash for
1t. UNCLE HARRIS. 10 Grant ave.
CHFAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THB
y WEEKLY CALL. sent to any address IN the
United States or Canada one year for 81 90 post
age free
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-22

DRS. GOODWIN. diseases OF women; ladies
near or far; safe, quick cure guaranteed; any
ailmert maternity home; best care; skill
only; low fees: DR.. Schncks self-cure, S.
401 Van Ness.
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ROOMS TO LET.

SHERMAN Apartment House. IS Eighth St,
near Market; furnished and unfurnished.
los EIGHTH-Pleasant sunny rooms, 81 25 per
week and up.
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STORAGE,

AT low rates-furnlture, carpets, pianos
advances made. ]. NOONAN. 1017 to 1923
Mission St, above Sixth: open evenings.
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ON furniture and pianos without removal; no
commission; lowest interest; part payments
received money quick and confidential. 1170
Market st, room 6S.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-22

{ FURNITURE FOR SALE.
AR sALE-Handsomel furnshea T-al Slass sunny my
OK 1925, Call.
FURNISHINGS Of a dining-roorn for what
they win fetch. go Eoisom msLL:s----- q:
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-01-20
A Strange, Sad Death.

Miss Ellen B. Yaw, the beauti
FIJI young woman suffragist who
visited Mississippi in 1895 and cap.
tlvated the people of many of onr
larger towns by her wonderful
vDice and winning address, met a
tragic death at Binghampton, N. Y i,
last week. According to press re-
ports, she was singing before an
audience and on touching the high
notes her jugular vein burst and
she Jletl to death on the stage be-
fore her hearers. In reaching
these notes certain muscles ~ her
throat were pressed against the
jugular vein and the membrane
had worn through by abrasior.
Her deatl, in this wise had been
feared. Miss Yaw waa born In
Boston, Erie county, N. Y.
I.ATER-Since the above WAS
put III type We see that Miss yaw
does not know she il dead and is
reaching her high notes AZ nsn.
al ont IN Montana. Yaw, Yaw!
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-01-20
/. 7. HOBBS, Editor and Proprietor.

Mr.. Joaquin Miller, the ''poet of
,,e sierras,' has been lectnring in
New Orleans.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-01-20
A Great Scheme.

Some time ago the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad Company announced
that it was going to take its EN-.
pioyees into partnership, that is any
one who might desire to become as
soc;ared and directly interested IN
their great business were offered
an opportunity.
Briefly stated the plan was that
any emplOye Tor other persOn)
might buy stock IN the road on in
stallments, paying to the company
IS, or multiples of that sum, at a
time, and receiving his certificate
of stock when the market price
shall have been paid in. Until
the purchaser receives his certifi.
cate of stock the company to pay
him interest for the use OF the
money pald IN. Having purchased
one certificate the holder may then
begin the purchase of another.
The company has found this plan
takes well. OF its $4,000 employees
more than One-fOurth are now
stock holders in the road, and their
efficiency is said to have been
amazingly increased. The elnploye
having become q stOckhOlder and
employe of others dis well as him.
self, is necessarily interested in the
business and exerts himself to best
endeavOrs.
The Illinois Central has set an
example that might with great
profit be adopted by other cor
pOratiOns, as it has been by
some of the largest mercantile con-
Germs of New York, Chicago and
other cities, no COMPLAINT being
heard from amy quarter. Should
this plan become general suc;, ID
thing as strikes would never he
heard of agaln. The employees,
even the most humble, being stock
holders and sharing the profit Of
the business according to the
amount of their investment. would
have the best interests OF the cor
pOratiOn at heart and would strive
for its growth AMI prosperity.
Habits OF economy and diligence
would become general, the wage
earning stock holding class, would
become reconciled to their con
ditions, and instead of hating aud
being envi0us of their employees,
would be their own employees, re,
speci ami sympatllize with Them
clarion Ledger
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-01-20
A STRAIGHT COURSE
Pointed Out to Those Who Have
Catarrh i'm Any Form.

You have got chronic eaiarrb,
have you You have had 1t some
time! Aud could not find ~ cure '
Win, there are thousands more like
you in this country. If the slightest
vestige of the catarrh remains over
during the hot weather it will I've
gin to make itself felt now. IL You
want to really get curcd this is the
way to do it. Get a bottle of Pc
ru.na and take tablespoonful
before each meal and at bedtime.
When You have continued this for
thirty days sit down and write a
letter to DIR. Hartman. Columbus,
Ohio. Tell him exactly your symp-
toms; how long yOu have had "a
tarrh; what effect the medicine
has had on you. He will answer
your letter promptly. telling you
what to do further. He will make
10 charge. And if yOu will con-
tinue to write to the Doctor, fol.
lowing faithfully the advice he will
give yOu, you are sure to get cured.
Some cases take longer than others.
Perhaps the average length of
time it takes to cure genuine case
of catarrh is three months. Some
get cured much quicker than this.
Stubborn eases may require longer
treatment. Time or trouble onght
20 be no barrier to one afflicted
with this dreadful disease.
All people who are interested in
knowing about catarrh can get al
instructIvely illustrated G4-page
book Oh chronic catarrh in all
stages and location, free OF charge.
The book was written by DR.. Hart.
man aud will be sent for II short
time to any address by the Pc ru
ia Drug Manufacturing Company,
Columbus, Ohio,
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-01-20
Queen Vic.

The celebration of Queen Vict0-
flas slxtieth Accession day, IN
DUNE, 1897, will be- on u scale of
imperial magnificence such as
England and perhaps the world
mas never Witnessed before. The
Principal festivity is set for the
list of jane. the day of the Queens
aceession, June 20, being a Sun.
aay. The observation of the an
alversary will extend all over the
british empire and it's hundreds OF
Millions OF population. Thanks.
Ewing services will be held in all
ennrches, aud the arch bishops will
'ofmnla:c a special prayer for the
ase OF the clergy. II the crowretl
aeads of Europe respond, as they
"0htless will, court officials will
nave a trying task. Assuming
'hat the three Emperors person.
a''y attend, and that the Kings OF
'a's and Portugal and Swe.len,
possibly the little King of Spain,
a'd almost certainly her little maj.
'Ns OF Holland. make their ap.
Fafal're, IL will hc puzzle to &C
t"aan"late them all. The Queen
aS decided that st, faul's Cathe.
val, aud not Westminster Abbey.
"''i oe the great central scene ol
~ 'i'icfions associated with the
~'es. Westminster Abbey was Sc.
*s'e'' i"r her recent jubilee on ac.
a'nt Of its associations with her
n"'lat'on- - The progress Of the
eaee. and all the European royal.
: a l'"m buckingham Palace to
: paul's will possibly he one q,
s'a''dest spectaclcs Of its kind the
world has witnessed.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-01-20

Judge McLaurin has inflicted
the heaviest punishment against a
"blind tiger" ever experienced in
Claiborne county, sentencing the
aefendan: to imprisonment for
Three months and to pay u fine of
$500 Misslssippi's judicial officers
nFe at last displaying II commen.
aaOle charge of policy toward vio-
'aters OF our liquor laws. Instead
mcrylng ''i,rohibitiOn don't prOhi.
O't' and railing against the ex.
pense OF SUCH prosecutions, let the
'nprIsnnment he great enough in
each case to yarn all others and
The fines sufficiently large to cover
Inc expense OF enforcing the law.
Tie most inveterato blind tiger
VIII soon tire Of s,,ch sentences as
'nlge Powells and Judge Nc.
lanrih's.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-01-20
A STRANGE CASE.
How an Enemy was Foiled.


~, following graphic statement will b.
rcau with intense Interest: Il cannot desc ribs
the numb, creepy sensation that existed In my
arms. hands and legs. had to rub and beat
those parts until they were sore, TO overcome
In a measure the dead feeling that had taken
possession Of them. In addition, / Ind
strange wea kness In rsy hack and around my
waist, together with an Understandable 'roas'
feeling In my stomach. rhysi-ians sa. !.
was creeping paralysis. firm wl,..a. scra-s,-
ing to their Ur. I've sal onci,'slci,, t.scsc Is no
rehef. Once II l.. ..Ins rpol ~ pc:,GI, they
say, il continues i.i i,iss lS,:s pro-:ts ur.: II
Ii reaches n vital point [ nj t1o scEc-rr dics.
Such was my Prospect. hfd beea &c. osiay
n year and a half steadily. Lc5 VIA ID Far
ticular benefit. Ni.ea saw an advcr;l cement
of DIR Miles Restorative Ncryiac. procured q
bottle and began using It. Marvellous as Ii
may seem. but few days had passed bcforo
every bit Of that crcery feeling had left me,
and there has not been oycn tho slightest
indication of Its roturn. now feel as
we'll as l ever did. and have gained ten
pounds in weight, though had run down
from 170 to 1a7. Four others have used DIR.
Niles Restorative Nervinc on my recomen-
dation. and ft has been AS satisfactory In their
cases as In mine."-James kano. La Rue. q.
DR. Miles Restorative Nervine Is sold by all
druggists on q positive guarantee. or sent
direct by the DIR, Miles Medical Co. Eikhart
Ind. ON receipt OF price. - per bottle, six
bottles for $. express prepaid. II i free from
0aaeee % dangerous drugs
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-01-20

That is a hard thing our cores
,oudent writes about those ''other.
rise law.abiding" citizens ct Jack
am. Any law.abiding citizen who
.vmpathizes with as degraded and
Infamous a thing as blindtigerism,
IS to be piiied, it he really be a
las.abiding citizen.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-01-20

river from this city created 4 sen.
sation The child was white. and
It's skull was crushed, as II held up
by the heels and "struck on the
back OF the head with a billet Of
WOOD like one killing u rabbits
says the Brandon News. The cor.
oner's jury discovered that Mrs.
ChTistiana Muliigan, a young grass
widow, vas the mother Of the In.
fant, and Wyatt Hardy, the alleged
father. Both were taken to jail at
Brandon, where they confessed the
parentage, but contend the child
died natural death, and that they
buried it i'm the woods to hide their
shame and avoid publicity and ex-
pense. A large number of people
saw the remains, and all declare
the child was murdered.
The Camp Carriage Co... a char
tered concern that has been doing
business here tor year under tina
management of ID. w. Camp. fop.
mcrly of Lincoln, Neb., made an
assignment Friday night. Debts,
SLIP; assets, 1898. Slow col.
lections caused the trouble.
Tate county reports a5,027 col.
lected on account of polltax for the
past six months, this being s2.l16
more than for same time last year,
and is the largest amount 81 far re.
ported to the auditor. 1t is be.
lievcd that all counties will show
an increased payment of poll taxes,
a good many people having yet to
learn that the Supreme COurt has
decided 1T cannot be collected by
distress and sale of personal prop
erty.
The Hill faction of the Repub.
lican party have called meeting
of their State Central Committee
for Feb. 0. There is no intimation
as to what's up, but The gathering
is supposed TO be for II consitlera-
tiOn of the division of loaves aud
fishes.
The State treasury is not as near
empty now as OIL Jan. !, when it
only s11, 900. The casl,
Oh hand Jan. Is was S405, ,002. Tie
January distribution of the school
and pension funds will eat that up
about Feb. l, however.
Very little is being said here now
aboul an extra session of the legis-
lature. 1t may be stated as a Ger.
tainty that one will not be called
on account of the demands i'm some
quarters for new capitol. If the
solons are convened in extra ses.
sion tie prime object will he to
raise revenue to meet current ex-
penses, and incidentally to build n
capitol. Il. Il. FRANTZ.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-01-20

Ocala, Florida, the town once
made famous by having u "plat-
form" named after it, has figured
considerably in the press dis
patches the past two or three days,
and gained considerable n0tOriety.
The failure of one of her banks was
followed closely by u duel between
two young ladies OF high social
standing, who were jealous of the
attentions OF the same young man.
One of the girls was stabbed to
death and the other is said to have
lost her reaSon-a commodity that
must have been scarce with both to
commence wIth.-Clari0n- .,lgeT.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-01-20

P.B. King, druggist and jeweler
Of llazlehurst, failed last week.
He sold his stock of goods for
$1,000 to G. H. Spencer. q. ID.
Rhymes and V. L. Terrell. He
sold his telephone exchange and
telephone outfit to his wife for
$3.50, his icehOuse to T. Il. Fugate
for $50 and his jewclry stock to l.
L. Lyons for $3.50 and he exc
eate'l a chattel deed Of trust on his
electrical outfit to secure q debt of
$3.50 due II. N. Miller. His debts
outside of those above enumerated
amount to about $500.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-01-20

Hector d. Lane, president of the
American Cotton Growers Protcc.
,eetiye Association, estimates the
cotton crop at S,1OO,53S which lie
SAYS is, according to the best es-
timates of what is needed to supply
the looms of the world, 743,462
bales short of enough. Under the
circumstances Mr.. Lane does not
see why prices will not be higher
in the near future.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-01-20

b. T. Hobbs has baught the
Broshaven Citizen and changed
it's name tn The LEADER. Hobbs
is good writer, and naturally his
pa ,,er will always be interesting
Greenwood Enterprise.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-01-20

The Peoples Messenger thinks
,.e example recently set by - few
= the bank wreckers who com
,;,ted suicide is worthy of com.
mendation.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-01-20

Col. w. L. Nugent, the WELL
known Jackson lawyer, expired on
Monday morning last. For nearly
aquartcr of q century he had 0cen
acltizen of the Capital City, and
not only in the forefront of his
profession, but also in matters of
Church and State. For twenty
years he had been superintendent
of the First Methodist Sunday
School. His death was caused
from grippe.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-01-20

Letters have been sent ont from
the headquarters of the Republican
State Central Committee, Hill
faction, stating that there will he
a meeting of that body ut the Fed
eral building III Jackson, mt noon,
on Tuesday, February 9th, 1897.
The committee urges all mem.
bers to be present as matters that
interest the Republicans of the
State will be considered.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-01-20

ThOs. &. Platt, New Yora's Re.
publican boss, will succeed DAVID
b. Hill. in the U. s Secate.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27

Data proclaim yoa n raIHfnre % the
Egrs i4bra. which vssus rules. a-e
sspS.o. which Mars Fulea. and. there
,sfs. yeass and Mars are yoar Tulisg
s,lns;s YOa are medium hesghf: veil
y. figure. medium eofuplr1i0E: hare!
gu. hair uas aaHen uhes yo1ns. but
aas ssea EettinE some darker a. yea
hate Ero@a elder. n yos had be~a
bern ,sS inmates earlier there Eoaia
y lnairailoas Of dimple IN yosr chin.
fss arr eadowca sith the indltssiors
4 both ;hS Fratlr. oonaaing. modes;
YsaEs. ais0 The bold. aggressive. re-
irss;oTy. 1ariiks Mar. and yca uiil
~ IL accordance sith whiehsver 01s
" ihsse happens 80 - called forth
fes are 'ord Of anything that relates
% chemistry and myntsry: also the
seaSilfal 10 srt. ssch Ra music. paini-
ar aFasing. skcsehiBE. etc. rou ssed
'aSs sPo Al Instructions % yoa siil
81 IA 81 an She money you can make
tas have nothing LEFT 70 she's for Il
Marriage fortunate.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27
rcE-cREAM IN JAPAN.
Made and served ON the street Corners
White Yuu Wait.


White You Wait.
The little brown men Of the mikado
have tust as sweet tooth as their
white cousins across the sea, says the
Philadelphia Inquirer They are very
fond of American candy. when they
can se; II. but our cheapest candy is so
dear TO them that they cannot afford
10 buy more than half a cents worth
a. a time. Nevertheless. they make
their own candies and sweeties. and
soruc OF them arc very nice. They have
an ice-cream which is cooler and per-
haps more heaIthful than that which
yo make ourselves. IL requires no
machinery and no cooking. II is made
for you on the street corners Of Japan
while Won are looking. The dealer has
In a box any number OF chunks OF ice.
You give him an order and he takes
out a clear. clean piece. half as large as
the fist. and with q coarse iron crater
RIBS the ice into a thick snow, which
saIIs into a cup or goblet He rubs uT
enough ice to about half fill the vessel
throws over the top Of II a spoonful Of
powdered sugar. and squeezes into II
,he iulce OF half lemon. He hands
the vessel to you. with spoon. and
won can eat Il in whatever style YOU
ike. You can mix II up cad It becomes
like water ice. or you car pick out thu
ice and sugar together and consum'
ina, separately. In the place of lemon
YOU can have. according to the season
limo. orange. pineapple. mulberry
cherry tea and coffee. For small cur
az This simple but pleasant delicacy th'
charge 1, 2 cents, and for an eggcup full
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27
nelen. nni.nnnr. Inrs.

You have tho zodiaeai sign Libra ris-
ING. and therefore Venus is your ruling
planet. You are medium height or
above: slender figure; medium TO light
complexion. hair and eyes. II born
ldr minutes earlier you have Uranus
also for ruling planet. and that would
eenote little darker shade 20 the
eyes. You are cheerful and happy
most Of the time. yet will be subject to
mort spells OF the blues, and II any
one does yon an injury you are not
aW TO forget II very soon: yet you
VIII forgive them and be very just TO
hem II you had any dealings with
uem. for you are lover OF justice. and
nave also a great admiration for the
nne arts You will have very strong
,htuitions at times. yet this will only
Oe spasmodlc IN It's actions. Marriage
VIII be more than average fortunate
Tor you.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27

According 10 data. she sign sagiita-
fias. vhlch Jupiter rules. uas rising ~
yogr birth. and. therefore. Jupiter il
Iouf ruling planet or slEniacas0r. You
are medium height or above. Siih
ssll-sst figure. The complexion very
dear and healthy: the hair medium
70 light. eyes light. you are noted for
bling q cheerful. happy disposition.
yog DO not ailo~ anything like the blDes
70 come near you; you are also noted
'or being fully appreciated BY all. and
you can secure and hold a good posi-
lion q anY time yoB wish. you have
had very eYenifuI life and have been
great traveller. and the last half Of
NE has been the most fortunate: you
can always command a go3d salary u
Joa wish. and will make and handle
large auma Of money during your life.
ys, sill meet with many losses. You
are great lover Of horses. You have
great ambition for a large business.
Ton have remarkably strong consii-
iLsion.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27
FACTS ABOUT GAMES.

On the old-time cards used in India
we yizier Ii represented an mounted on
= horse, camel or a tiger.
y Ia said by some writer's that the
eame of dominoes was known TO the
Jews In the time Of Solomon.
Dice OF ivory and marble have been
found In the ruins OF Roman houses In
various parts OF Great Britain.
Dice almost exactly similar to those
now used have been discovered In
'hsbos and other Egyptian cities.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-02-27

hor nephew and his wife, as she gently
unrolIcd the bundle. the Lord mas
sept Won another little girl. So. after
All the blessed boys will have sis
ter"
A tiny. frail little human blossom
..ooa revealed 10 the as;0nished eyes
"a Mr. and Mrs. Richard olmstead.
She was thin and pale. with big brown
ewes and short. wavy hair Of reddish
h,own. She Was two years old. but no
,...cr than a healthy child Of a year
~asiec, was written all over her. from
s.r heavy. matted hair TO her poorly
"a soot She looked at Mr. and Mrs.
o,ma,esd in a frightened way. who. ID
,aa,r turn. looked at her. one might
sav IN the same way. Surprise kept
chem silent. They wondered II Aunt
peclty had gone crazy.
..vby don't you speak," asked the
go o,a lady. "will you accept her.
RE child. from the lord! lie sent
80 nv me. I could not leave hef
there all alone-poor baby
p,chard olmstead still sat silent ana
..S,s,urbed. but Emily found hef
voice. -. 49,, uootv
-, 90 would take this baby
'" wa" was the quiet answer. al
least hoped So - =,
'sa .where did you find her. is she an
orphan7' ,..,,o,e room all
aSsrsrcwn, neglected girl looked a, re-,
~ o,,s Of pity, when she could: pu.
ny, 80. often compelled to leave the
s sne hasy ali alone. The father OF TINS
little one. an honest 'apof'hs man. va