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prnr,
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mig Sub,
Iaar lib ise al 9eroen taI fare"
Den Rioosr grsb SpGro for at bragg /
arrg.
5or ggre oa Rigbom at faoe,
Stor gGre ban panot og pda Sub 6Icb
ban rig;
Msn SigriO, bun git BAN al Minoe.
Mcn lGnae fab Sigrio % penteo I 2sn.
geitso bragte Sbenb, ban mon ienoe:
Sr. !Saoton blep %iaaret, en- Somfru laa
ifisn
9am pleieb; MI eliter ban benbs.
Eli Sirten git Sisrib at tIaae til Cub,
5or Iltsret mpnne bun itduoe:
"Ru er Ou min grupgom, og iea ,r bin
8ruo;
Nen Ribper.n moa isg ~TorbunO.:
"Gi Sub ital big tase / 6imlen til fla;
"Gi freoeS bit Stsp uot 3orbe.
"8sr llfsot anraaber ON Rodo. for big,
"6orldo bill ei ~itiGnfet big oorce.
Men aOSsrne blsgn.b pua S3omfrusns
8ino;
Sg 2ipsqlaben orutneb / 5adre.
9a Saaton bolbt 9rp1up meo SiGr,iten
i'm,
Den Dag ldeoes SigriO puu 9oore.
0u 8iooeren osoe. iau If ban en- 8rup
Rar Stsoet, ION Sigrios Stsp giemte.
Saa lange ban lepeo, man 2Gre BAN CAB,
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Ianbt,
Rdar Wtsrfe Jig ioebte ON Soroe:
s 8irten brandt Chs, ei al WenneIter
tGnot,
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en- 8rao,
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Msn Spessn blep Raonst, ben genrao
man gap,
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geisg,
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Spsa;
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Orb
5ortalte, bDab ban turoe gisre:
Saa bislpe mig 8uoerns Sbin og Sbor:
Serinb ieg ben genrdo tor fsrs.
S%tuoeuten bar ban9s. snbitjsnt ban bar
lRrb,
5il 5ienerne NOME ban gauge:
800 popsr al eoer ben natliec 5G-o,
Sam siper ieg penge 'iaa mango.
vi Strat os Sorlnoring bleo Salsn iad
tnIt,
9aa Soarst ban lense mad osnte.
Saa ~ipareoe 5bora: ga, ies bar nOt
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gems Sddnb.
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Gu nsoes BIZ meb mig til airten at saa,
Der lan mig mob Bog inben 0sre;
5or alteret fer bu al abinbe at itaa;
SSpr benpe min Sdu ma ou fsre.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
TWO LADIES FIGHT
IN 10Th WARD.
Mrs. Clit BIackens the Eyes Of
Mrs. Hutchins,
CASE IN TIMMoNYs COURT.


Tho dlnry Ola police court room look
cd quite Say this afternoon, OWING 90
the fact that there WIS TO De u regular
laundry day us regards tbe washing OF
dirty liuon in court there were quite "a
number OF fan and summer styles IN
feminine hcndEc1r present
Tho star attraction was essentially the
hearing OF che Ms. Cuft assault and
battery cisc wherein o. was alleged thlt
Che lady in question, who was what the
catalogue describes aa petite. ala wll-
fully uud maiir,ously put nose and
two eyes, that roHomb.od n salAir SUM
oct. upon the face of Ct Nrs. Hu,chlni
OF ggg u strygt with malice atJrgth0ught
and contrary 90 tha peace nnd dignity
of the Twentieth ward On Tuesday last.
Mrs. cut took the stand and related
the circumstances surrounding the
fpmlly fcud on tho bench, Apparently u
all started from thU fact that two bro
theirs uf the lady with tho damaged
Cpuutounncg aforesaid, had with hoops
uud wh1upa trUHpusHed upon the prop
crty OF Mrs. Clift. Then one lady which
ono was not quite CiUnr=cullcd tho other
mo lady" 10 prove that she was Mrs,
iiutchluu stated that MrsCilft "thfowci
me on my own piece % property into
her own vines OHu.u NuuH cries uf "tht
what ribl" from the opposition bench
vD. "Bho threatened to beat the hide
on my huSbuud and mother continued
the witness aa the audience ruzed hor-
roratrickou at the dimiuutlvg Amazon.
A, ~. johnson. flthersin-law 90 the In.
iurod woman, then testified that he saw
MrH. Clift HtrikD hia dnuphter-ln- law.
lie said he was some distance away ai
SIR. Campbell for tho defense. said
Mrf. CIft dld not strike the complain
ant who foll against the fence. ON tho
other hnu1 Mrs, llutghlnH struck at
the accused.
where dli rhe Try to strike hcrg'
quorlul tho clerk
"pu her own promlHrH'" md then an
hands laughed Boo % sinful and vulgar
way. Witness hastily correcting hlm-
self nddoli con her uUn'
AZ this tnrO Str. ilutchinH huli MP his
hand and Hsk Hl tho privilege M uHklur
question. hg repeated the Performance
go many times later that the court
was Obliged tl remind him that he wa.
not lu school. tMuru hiluily from IA.
uuVEHuorntpl
Jessie Ciu then took the stand aud
brought down thH house with. "NHmI
mover HrmpF" Jessie further said that
Mrs, Huichlus struck Nut
what dll she suy3"
"sho sold, you d - u you will ok
"You or, excused" said Delhi, ns IA,
Fmothared % smile.
Mrs. Cllft then exhibited scars md
wont Into family matters generally {.
/ the Intense dgllEht ot tho audience
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
PREPARING FOR ELECTION
Republican City Committee Arrangcs
for Primaries aud Conventions.

The Republican city committee mot
Do the Progress building last evening
unl arranged Tor precinct and city COM
yrntlOnH and also announced the dates
of tho primaries and conventions which
arc HH follows
Primaries. October On. Precinct
conventions, october nth. city c1nyon-
t|0n, ut the Salt Lake ThcRtor. october
lIrh.
The upportlnumrnt was fixed az ono
delegate 10 ovory fifteen votes. both Tor
the precinct and city conventions. This
win glyc the city convention $50 dele
gates and tho precinct conventions the
tnlluwIug First 50, Second. %. Third,
500 Fourth. 90, Fifth CO.
~ was also decided that the delegates
90 the precinct conventions and city
convention should Do tho same.
Tho primaries will ba upru from 1850
u. u To o. W. lu order Go give every
voter an opportunity Co cast hts ballot.
The npp0Ttllnmput ~ delegates tu the
various election districts and precincts
ls as fOl.uwa3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

Finally tho court adviaol the building
Uf fnurtoHu-fuut fence between the
puEHHtiuug WuWUu'H IHHllUurcH.
Twenty faat would be- better" sug-
rosiUI Mrs. Clift
ESQ. think ~ or % foot o. enough
Then the court INDUCED lu u lecture
ana HlIi that % was tn unpleasant case.
hut HsHl1g that there were three rapor-
trr and uu artist present that HlI cone
eruDI would hH HuilrIently punished.
iis nc0oriIH.Iy dismissed the c1se.
g.. D. EhUtWul drunk. ". g. Nnrey.
ditto. warO both allowed Go depart.
Mike Murphy Indecent exposure fiOs ".
Mccormick. drunk, f1. liy. ilouirIckauu.
tr0aulHHiug nl FlIt Palace prop rty ti3
Sob Houston. drunk aud nr1uult upon
Bruce Johnson. 81 and tllI ard the
sporting element forfeited $50 ln fines
constituted ihH Hfteruuln'H docket VIM.
Davies. abusive Language, f1il"t Go put
lu un appearance, consequently uu uiu-
Ger will arrest him before rightfall
whom hn win ha placed under go bonds
Tor hlH appearance tomorrow afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

There viii b. no meeting ~ tho board
81 education thls evening un account
of the absence from tho city of e.
quorum,
Arrangements have boon made with
Prof payues Go give uu urHln recital
in the Tabernacle Tor the large come
pany of passenger agents who win Boo
lore Saturday Tho program hra NOT
yet been announced hut 1 trolley Ride
over thn city and % Visit tn s.|tNr ONO
that thUIr visiting friends receive %
warm welcome
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tho second attraction OF the week at
the Grand opens there tonight IN HnytB
we'll known play "rhe Midnight liHlls'
thH Oh thr play ln which M1udo Adams
made the hlt which brought her 90 tho
notice uf ChnH. FruhmDn, The leading
male part viii bo rFHuycd by l.. H.
Etookwou. wHll known in salt Lake as
uu old.tlmp companion ~ jos. Drlsmor
ana % dsuulut1r NJ MARKS, the Law
scr" roles in "UucIc Toms Cabin"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

Frank u. McgufHu nlcd a suit
against j. W. MaNH.I 90 NJ Ia the
Third district court today. uak.ng that
title boz qu.eted to uH..uu1rtcr Interest
DO tho Nebrrca Lode mining claim,
West Mountain district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
STATE or UTAH.
Office Of tho
SECRETARY Oh STATE,

I. james r. Hammond Secretary OF state
~ tho state of Utah, do hereby certify that
tho foregoing " "a tuli, truo aud correct copy
ut the atutomont OF tho nuuyu named CON.
many, nov 0n ull la NY unlce THIS 2lsi day -
sept, isJA j, D. HAMMOND,
Secretary OF state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The Hoard of Directors ~ the utah
sugar company has THIS day declared
"a dividend 80 ~ ~ 80 pr cont on
nhlH "a tho Office uf the Oumnlnyt
ursrrut Auws building, SAT- Lake
tIty. Utah. on sept. Mtli l4N 20
stockholders ~ rrcnrd on sept. -llh,
i-r The stocs transfer books VIII
close nc Q Uclnck y. m. IN rupt, 4tth
tso. and BE- relneHvd % 40 O'Clock a.
M. on sept an, t-li, ..
itOGNCL q. WHITNEY, sec'y.
Salt Lake city Utah. sept 18TH i,'9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

STATE uf UTAH
County OF salt lake.

George NJ Cannon being first duly awor ao'
curdiuE 90 Law dcplsos aud says that no h.
Cashier OF the above named bank, that the
above and foregoing report contains n tull,
true ana correct statement OF tho condition
uf Tho SAID bank nc the close Uf business on
the 7th day Of sept, isln
GEORGE NJ CANNON.
Subscribed and sworn 60 before mo this
i.rAtl l.. Morn IyERsON.
Notary Public
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

watches. cloS. Jewelp. W. W. Hail.
800 Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

ny gallon. quart or pint Tor ONCE use.
News. books. stationery, legal blanks
~. HAMNtt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

utGBEE Mrs. Charlotte Woods tIlg-
boo, aged S. years. { months, sept q.
at n. m.
norn May 20. 1874. In s1nrcrnoli. New
ntimpHhiro Joined the Church in 1881,
M Sew York. came 60 Utah In ists.
Funeral sunday nt a. noon. from
Seventh ward meeting house. Friends
invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

1lurruhaCkr show leaves tho palace
Saturday uiEht. aud lta place win be
taken hv the palace of Illusions under
tho management Of Mr.. Muhdy There
Wlll be- two features, the Cabaret De Ia
Mort and the cabaret bu TrIUut
Manager Murly Or said On be- un expert
in the business. bartholomew horses
win begin their two weeks engagement
free. and will be given IN the bicycle
arena.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

o. West Second South Street.
Try McD0nnld'H M1lnHaca Nuggets.
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Total ...... .......... ......
STATE Ot tIAit.
tuuuty Of salt Lake
STATE or UTAH. !
ONCE " the }
SECRETARY on sTATEsA

I. James 4. Hammond secretary of STATE
90 the state ot Utah, do hereby certify thai
the foregoing u u full, true ana correct UUnT
81 tho statement Of tho ahuyU named com.
pany nov on Tie Ia my unce this e1th day n
September, lsll J, 4, HAMMOND.
SECRETARY uf state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

Report mnde to tho rUatot1r, OF s..f..f
the State uf Utah. Uf mo ,UUU.
tluu OF tho
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Total
STATE on uTAH.
lmumIy VI .lIIllak.-

", y. theelman being first duly sg.,... ed.
cutlinE tn Jaw deposHa aud ss4s ma 80
cashier " thg above named bank tiai H.,
ulnNe hnu foregoing report ciutlIusH fa'I
- tue SAID hank Ht tho close uf lu..r.. IT,
the seventh duy OF routoubur. I'D ''
Subscribed ami sworn ~. .f0.9 III. i W.
dag % rcptomuUr tsFl 70
WM. u. srHAGuE
NUfHHE IH.HH..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
"Better Be Wise
Than Rich. -"

Wise people are also rich
Vvhen they kaosu a perfect
remedy for all annoying dis.
eases of the blood, kidneys,
HDer and bosUels. It Is
Hoods SarSapariila, gvhich
Is perfect IN It's action. II SO
regulates the entire system as
to bring vigorous health. II
nsUcr diSappoirtS.
Rheumatism "6Wy mother. eighty
Yeas olS. has rseeigei much benefit nom
taking Rood's .Svsardrls 70, rhsuBta-
isvL and recommends Hoofs 10 others"
Agnes D. DrtSy. Jamestown NJ Y
Catarrh in Head -"SVy Saugtis,
had eitar,h m the head and Ho5i's Slr-
saplrHa cured Il. We tsts Il rs Eo5S
rieais9e and tonic and q Keeps as 1usg al
suume'. Ms 3D. Pcier5r. K.bbsy. Mont.
New Life MS a sr,r5 tonic and
Blood rIrfe' aooi's SsrsspWaa oyer-
oaus' That tired feeling S7i rurs our
wta.s favay Hcy htc." VIM. E.rgti.
5i5 sh Avc. Peoria. H.
Grip Gold -"5Hy 10y had terrible
eis cod lHs uas vr-y mach nun d5sgr.
haods Sasapa,iGa made him vytHi IS
CsuUfqJ yirlrg and Efgfy." Mry. 1b1y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
DIEIl.

can and examine Morris & Sons
Monumental Stock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

Uth 90. .... 90. 2 5oth o.. go .... z
l.th Dol, 90. 90, o., 2. slEi ,,, ,,.., ,,,. Q
llth r,,, .,,, &C.. Q i2ud v,, ..... o
NlIn ..... ... Gee. III
lsih ..... 81" Gee. . Total -. .,.C5
Grand total OF delegates, 352.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
STATE OF UTAH.
County OF salt Lake.

Elias a, smith, being nrst duly sworn 40.
cordlng To- law, Opposes nud SAYS thnt ~
h. cashier uf the nhovo-nhmod uAhti
that tito above aud foregoing report con,
the condition of the said btnk ~ tho clN.'
uf business on tho seventh day " r,Ft'
l-p1 iLiAA A. NMll a.
subscribed aud sworn 60 before iut tAH
,sraIj HYNUM J. YoUNg,
Notary Public
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

Report made 20 tho Secretary N state u tho
state NJ Utah. Of the Condition
Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
ZIOIS SOVIIQS BlDk Z Trust GOnlIIy


coated nt salt lake city. IA the County u
salt Lake. State NJ Utah, 90 the close "
business, on tho 9Th daY ~ sept, islJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
Report made 20 tho secretary Of state Of
tho state OIL Utah, Of the condition
al Anu
Bllk NI NGGOIliGk Z Co..


Located at salt Lake city, IN the County u
salt Lake, state uf Utah, az The close u
business On tho 7th daY u sept, lsJl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
Report made 10 the soerotarv 81 s.
the state Of Utah. OF tho an. '''e y
dillon "a
WALKER Brothers. Bankers


Located At salt lake CITY. In a..
" SAT- Lake. state Of Utah. Al ~. ,tlty
81 luslngis On Tie 1tb day of ,s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
STATE BANK NE ILlA

Located nt salt Lake cts. M the t.Hsty
OF salt Llle, State ot ttah. no fls'
close 90 b Justine on tho 'th day
~ September ts1l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

The association has appointed a. L..
Wymnn GO supervise the pearl necklace
beauty contest
Mrs williamson last night Withdrew
from the beauty contest
The camera nrn1 may invade iho
grounds Of the salt Palace now with
perfect impuUlty The contract giving
" 81. Utbbltt that privilege has been
cancelled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21

frItT
HFV
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-12-09

only one that makes women young-and
young women younger. followed more
slowly, as befitted my years, and saw that
Cerberus had opened one eye. ,
"Aphrodite isn't quite the same" said l.
"There is change. She has grown older"
Impossible" she cried, "love never
grows older"
GAN the same,' contended "there is
change. The last time l was here the halo
of eternal youth hung above that glorious
head of hair; the gravity of youth-for youth
has ever the most serious air-lay on the
lips, and the perfect blindness of the eyes in
vited abandonment to passion aad servitude."
And sighed, not too regretfully.
"And now? " she queried langhingly.
I" Do not laugh" said l. Poor Aphrodite
am sorry for her. Age has touched her
golden hair; age has laid rod OF resignation
to her lips; age has opened her eyes to see
before her something newer and fresher and
more beautiful
You are t English, VOW" said Miss
Nancy Power 'You are too imaginative"
"You cannot talk with winged things with
out wishing to fly" said l.
"FIying is rather risky" said she, looking
as she flushed. " Besides" said l, Greatly
the buns are rather stodgy"
"Goodbye,' said she, =" l hope haven't
lost anything" her eyes showing she thought
of Mrs Moray-FoX and her speech.
"What is lost" said l, 4" is worth keeping
sometimes thinking of something else.
She has gone in summer of smiles.
"A. Conan Doyle.
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-12-09
necktie,-well, it oughtn't to be at large.
The hanson nnlled IN with ierk

The hanson pulled up with jerk.
You leave your parasol here" said l.
F." They give you metal receipt for it, with
a number. 1t is customary to string it about
your neck. That's to identify you should you
get lost.
"What can be lost isn't worth keeping"
said she in reminiscent tones.
"I 1t all depends how the thing is lost" said
l, remembering the episode of the fam"
Nov for instance"
Oh what a horror she cried pointing
to an ugly black mask, grinnng with un-
utterable malignity
Do not baspheme, said l.
" That is the Egyptian presentment of love.
Things are not what they SEEM"
I" 1t reminded me of Sir Timothy" said
she.
I'm that case, said l" you are right.
And now-on closer examination nj find this
is the god of deceit-a particularly objection
able and obnoxious deity"
"Ah u said she " that is better"
In fact,'' went on, 4" if you stand at
this angle you will see that part of the gods
habiliment Stimulates the modern necktie.'
"You promised me Babylonian bun," she
cried vivaciously.
Presently, presently" l temporzed.
" You have not seen any of the wonderful
Greek things. Down this stair is quiet COM
Portable seat, whence you may view Lycian
tombs and other cheerful trihes."
We sat down under the shadow of a COL
lossal chariot.
"Ths is very impressive said Miss Nancy
Power.
"Our Cerberus," said l, nodding to where
the bemedalled keeper drowsed at guard
"shares your opinion. Now IL find it
rather frivolous"
f" Frivolous " she cried.
eyes, indeed" said l. "Carter and Hope
and Sir Benedict French wanted me to Join
them. l told them l was going to study at
the British Museum. They advised me to see
DOCTOR"
81 thought you didn't know where you
were going," thrust Miss Nancy.
"My forgetfulness," parted apologetic-
ally.
"And to study!" she murmured gravely.
{" 1t was quite true said l. "The study
of man is-woman."
Did you see the doctor ?"
81 had the blues said l. So took the
doctor with me. Safety, you know
She rose quickly. "And the Babylonian
bun ?" she whispered wistfully.
If you come up those steps," pleaded,
81 will show you head of Aphrodte all the
world and his wife would come to see if they
knew of it. At least, all the world would
"Oh! we'll, III come-as I'm not all the
worlds wife," said she.
the sentence but think she heard me, for
and thoughtlessness of fourteen. There is
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~ won't have it," Mrs. Moray-Fox was
Think Of your papa"
cit was just of Poppa was thinking"
Miss Nancy Power replied in tone that
would be god-send on July day in the
sun. "Poppa stands the racket for my amuse.
ment, Mrs. Fox. And if choose to 60 walks
with Mr.. Damer, go walks with Mr..
Damer."
" But think of your resolution, DEAR" in
the sweet voice women use to gild the nau-
seous pill.
And in sweeter voice came the retort
courteous "The reputation that can be lost
isn't worth the keeping"
And with ever such a suspicion of flush,
Miss Power joined me in the hail. Have
l kept you waiting? 7" said she.
Just long enough" said l, to let me
discover how good waiting can be-" l was
thinking of what had heard.
As came down the steps few drops of
rain began to patter on the pavement.
I" don't know where we are going said
l, "b but unless you wish your wings drabbled
!! should suggest the respectable refuge of a
four-wheeler.
ooh, no." she cried, ga hanson han.
som T.
4" Hansoms are wicked said 1. "Think
of your reputation
"You heard ?" and she flashed me glance
of inquisition.
II may be DID," said Il
"You're not" said she, holding up her par
asol to signal natty hanson driver.
"But I'm not deaf" said l, placing my
arm so that her skirt, should not touch the
wheel.
We leaned back with smirk of laughter
playing summer lightning about us.
To the British Museum" said l.
Fright sir ?" and he whipped or.
"Why there" said she. "Only fogies go
there"
"Oh," said l, "the Assyran rooms are
rather quiet, and they give you tea brewed
in the time of Thothmss III. and real Baby
lonian buns. assure you its very lively"
"Splendid " she cried. "That's one of
the charms of London-you can get any
thing you want.
Timothy lately 2"
"Sir Timothy and she arranged some
lace at her throat with Infinite care. Let
me see. Oh, yes that baronet man. WE'LL
he called twice the day before yesterday, three
times yesterday and twice again to-day.
saw him on each occasion.
My face fell.
"But he did not see me-" she added re-
fectively. "Oh Mr.. Damer, he has the
most disreputable bald spot, and he has no
stability of mind. At each denial he pulled
away to his chambers, Charges street and =
will you believe it ?-changed his necktie.
A thing that can't make up its mind about his
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ing and when soldier is too tired to talk about
his battle he is pretty well worn out. They all
agreed that Il had been Just ns hot they wanted
TO see it, and that they had had a-plenty. For
the rest, they wanted water and chance to lie
down and rest They didn't even want grub