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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22
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= slate rouf has lee oat on the prssbvte Ia,
church during Che past few DAYS
The EDworth League will give "a Book
Social in tho 81 = church tom ,rro.v evoaIr.
SIR Ira stafford is to ia.t edition to tie
Normal enrolment max ng wore thtn evenly
In el
Prot JcBoc and sdpt Of Schools. candy.
were ou' of town sat. aud sunday vi,itin.a
~ sOntown
Two ~ oui teachers. Misses Lud, Henson ava
betta hue@alew. attended tn, institute at
Fairmont last week
Tne young ladiof D. D. conducted an ice
cream socia' at the Opera Hou q D ridly might.
II was a very pleasant enjoyable ana success
ful affair.
Miss Lucille V. Reed gave an elucutioaar, re-
citai. in the Opera House here tonight assisted
10y the local musical talent Of the town. which
was highly interesting
The steam launch on Lake Terra Alta WIS
raised and put in running order the Other
day aud now furnishes much pleasure and
amusement for those who INDUCE in the sport
Messrs. j w Fauber aud e.. q. sell 81 Aurora
G. w. Michael of lolowsyille. Misses Bertha
Wit and Mary Deets Of Ambpy. We're visitiu,
their respective homes over >at. and sunday.
street Commissioner Benson has had force
OF hands ON our streets the past few weeks.
which has great improved the appelr rce 81
the town. Many new slie wlss have been
added and tho old ouos ovsrhaulsd
p aborate preparati MS are being r,ode O.,
attract visitors Iuy ith We arr afrafI how
ever. that cr-'us & acquainted with t crrr
la. cut h tvc rcfd The large posters viii
think they have gotten o6 az tho wrong p ace
on arriving.
The Terra Alta girls appre late immensely
the iiutpn % tho gam" which iheg hammer
so cunNuuousIN end dili.eutly. they often re
mind uS ~ the automatic hy-trdps Wa have
seen I'm some ot IN. cities As vet we have NOT
q noticed them smoking garcttcs on the streets,
rs the iris did ~ one OF the towns iu this
state we happened 10 be in sometime since
Mr.. X. +. Eurke who had his collar bone
| broken i'm q runaway accident several weeks
! ago, has recovered sufficiently TO resume mi g
dulles at the GAINESVILLE Normal. Prof. g.. u.
! Iremhly, who was teaching in the absence OF
Mr. hurke, went 10 Morgautowu u attend
| Commencement. etc
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22

We have in Terra Alta a set OF boy aud
"oftl'ess Young mn that would re rr, .sIv
oel-','ed PR term in the Reform school or
n"hI"i 'he wells az MounGsyrie Th., have
E''"' "p to become chgesie heads ans --ler.
'oAl Waif1ts 'n o1r els izltiot. n m1tts-s
NOT h'Woii 'ecbio or deer p.t mar or ~ m
y" ''.'e- 'n from DE country they make then
fee. t1' -uIre uus.ma,st.,b.e aoytti,.-th,r
i' d''ninao'e TO hJot az AVA tease strangers
thes know noe, is their delight The ia ga Ring
ana Offensive in-inuatinus 5y certain ettss OF
orr people have caused "a ma oritv 81 the
teachers atten ing school here 20 make aSser-
u"ns th tarH anything bat pleasant for hose
OF our e'1le who htv respect foe hum "a he.
ins' and would Ike o. treat them haif white
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22

Here is Sample specimen of the
way the Fairmont Free Press wrote
up the recent session Of the Edi-
torial Association and the excur-
sion over the West Virginia Cen
trail.
The town of Parsons has q beau
tlful location for town or CITY. if
1t ever gets TO be one, with its
streets carefully planned, and the
beautiful and inviting Cheat river
still passing by on the south. Here
Brown jumped from the train and
fell on the neck of Lipscomb and
they twain were rs one for a min
ute or so, when Lipscomb's sus-
penders broke, and lie grosped his
pantalOons and left the assembled
thrOng a ruined but forgiven Dem
ocrat.
We file a protest on chasing jeff
with the Democrats, for we have
enough Jonah's now to bring on a
storm and wreck the ship State.
jeff will want to fight the editor Of
the too Free Press for calling him
a Democrat.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22

Cleveland, Ohy, has a big street
car strike on hand and lot OF
riotIng and general case Of devil
mont. The strikers and their fool
friend are trying to wreck the
cars and destroy toe property Of
the company lhs has been putting
bread and meat into the mouths OF
their families, and furnishing them
u living, and VIII continue 10 DO
so ID they only bad sense enough
to accept d.. WOrkngmeu have a
perfect right 70 quit work when
ever they please. and think they
are not getting enough wages or
being treated right but whenever
they go TO rioUng and destroyiug
property they should be handled
without mercy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22

The Postohice Dept. has Just
reported on the annual rating Of
the larger postofices Of the State
and here is the salary Of tho post
masters in accordance with the
new apportionment.
Aouudsville, advanced from
third TO second class; Bramwell
relegated from third TO fourth
class. Increases, Anderson, 81 600
to 81, 100; Bluefield, 81 900 to 81. -
100; Elkins. 81 400 to $1,000:
Fairmont, 81 100 to 50 200: Hint
on, $1,000 to 81 700; Lewis5urr.
$1,000 TO 81, 400; Montgomery. al =.
600 TO $l,1OO; Morgantown. So
600 TO S2,1OO; Moundsville, 81. g.
800 to $4,000 New Cumberland
$1,000 to s1,4OO; Point Pleasant.
81 100 to $1,000; Ronceverte. 81 ..
600 70 81 200; St. Mary's. s1.lOO
to $1,000; West Union, 81 900 TO
$11OO.
Decreases Charlestown. 81 500
10 $L7OO; Clarksburg, 1900 to
g., 200.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22

We heartily endorse the follow
ing we'll mented words Of praise
from the Grafton Sentinel and de-
sire to JOIN Bro. Holt in giving
credit where it so plainly is due.
The Sentinel congratulates the
Daily New Dominion on the splen.
did aud successful fight it made
in behalf Of the railroad subscrip.
ton by Morgan district in Monon
gala county. 1t was u royal bat
Tie in which the Dominion and It's
forces won grandly, getting more
than eighty per cent OF The votes.
We were sorry to see the neutral
position taken by the Post in the
matter. We do not see how any
one can be neutral when such i'm
portant questions are up for cou-
sidsratiOn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22

This was over "A two.thirds vote
for the road and IA considerable
gain over the vote Of last month.
The opposition ~ Herring still
stood solid against the road. but
eighteen new votes for it, shaved
up this time. The vote before was
81 for and 81 against bonds. At
Masontown the same old % were
sill "fernist" getting out Of the
woods. but thirteen new friends OF
the road showed up. The vote be-
fore Was II for and CD against it.
ReedsvilIe came up nobly before
for the improvement, 105 for, to
90 against it, but this time she
gained 30 for it and lost twenty-six
kickers or rather converted them.
The total vote for bonds before.
was 20S to 279 this time, gain Of
II. The vote against bonds before
was 1872 to 127 this time. The
total vote before was 500 to 4O6
this time, a gain of 46 votes and
these are the fellows who saved the
day. The vote was the heaviest
ever polled in the district, being
27 more than for Congressman last
year, the total being 379, and
seven less than for President in
SO, the total vote being Alb. Now
that the matter is all settled and
the railroad gets all the bonds it
asked for, the managers must make
good their promise and begin work
in thirty days and push Che road
to completion soon as possible.
With half of the road bed graded
and 100000 to start on the road
can be made ready for the iron,
without another dollar, and is
bound TO be built, as the promoters
will never lose sight Of that $50,
600 subscription and even if the
present managers should fail to
push it to completion, some one
else would take it up and finish the
road. So our people need have no
fear but that the road will be
built now. They will begin how
ever at the other end and it nav
be "a year yet before Kingwood will
get much good out of it.. The
success OF the election was cele
brated here Saturday night with
fireworks and general publication.
same rs Fourth Of July frolic.
The whole matter is big vic orv
for Hon. George @. Sturgiss and
vindIcates that gentleman i'm great
shape, as lac was blamed with the
failure of the old Black Bottle r.
r., many people have had it in for
him ever since, but this puts him
in good standing again, and it will
never do for him to let it fail this
time. 1t Is also big victory for
Sturgiss over the Court House
Ring at Morgantown, as they
fought him from start to finish.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22

The "West Virginia Hills" are
hard 10 get over sometimes. bpt
they are not bad thing to have
around after all, when cyclone or
tornado comes along like 1t doev
out west on tho plains, every once
In a while. Last week Nebraska
and Wisconsin suffered severely
from Wild tornadoes that swept an.
checked over The plains Of those
mountainless states. The town Of
Herman, Nebraska was wiped OUT
Of existence and twenty people
killed. The same fate overlook
New Richmond, Wisconsin, &.
cept that about 100 were killed
snd 3CO injured.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22

IL is with genuine regret that we
lose genial, handsome, whole. souled
a. Is. White, of the Parkersburg
state journal, from the newspaper
business as he has actually sold
out to Col. p. w. Morris, of the
KItchie Gazette. However. if
white is going to be Governor we
cant blame him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22

Inc Standard Oil Company has
increased its capital stock from ten
million to one hundred and ten
million dollars. John d. Rookie
Teller owns the lions share of the
stock and the other heaviest
stockholders are William Rookie
Teller, Oliver II. Payne, CHARLES
IT, Hardness, G. NJ. Pratt and
Henry NJ. Flagler.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22
DRDGE OF PUBLICATION.
rArr or WEST VIRGINIA.

STATE oT VEST VineiNtA
At rules held in the clerks Office of the ct-
cut purt Tor ne county OF Preston ON the
first Monday oft jule, 1872:
Marah Grant
VS. In tsIa,...-.-
John !. Grants heirs 60 al
The uhieet OF this suit &. 20 ASCERTAIN what
drW, "trc owing h7 John D Grant az TIE time
81 hs death. % whom owing. and a. what az.
tent 10 ANY; the real est te landing in the
name, Of The plaintiff ana urccdent at the time
az h" tth are liah.c; suI 90 assert tn. claim
ot I'D" plaintiff 60 The entire ard exclusive
oWhe' ship oi the trHct 81 thirty ard five six
ictuth ncic, Di land wing ueur uowesviIIe In
f,-lou .Uunty. conveyed To- plaintiff and cle-
S'deut ID clemens -. Eo~-fn ~ deed d3ied
Mafch l"tli. $50 recorded iu book No. "a. pai,s
j" record yt Freston County on the ground
tnu the ai1 trfct was paid for exclusively by
lh piHiuNu Out Of her separate est tie and
'ht curt VIII DEE tShCt Ia reform III BORG
"". ITO 50 I.lf bhd 10 such extent 20 cancel
and avoid The apparent Interest OF said lie
ccdent iu said land
And 80 appearing from an AFFIDAVIT ii ed i'm
.tld Ctu'c thIt the defendants win utu N
Boyle. Annie - Doyle and Henry Fr,,ucIs
100. c are Eut ln ,ltyuts ~ THU state on motion
~ The plantin 10 is ordered that the sad de-
fond cuts Doe Quircd o. appear within one
uouth after iht date 90 the first publication ~
.H*Wdcr ' q do what Is nrccssr a. protect
tucir Interests.
Il - tu1the, cred that this. order lie pub
uShed 1893 required boy law.
PA li-hed frst time June ,th 1879.
Attes': JuuN Is WArsos clerk
, K. w MONROE, Counsel for =. aintin.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22

The Grand Jury at Harrisburg.
Ia, last week returned indict-
ments against four parties for
bribery during the recent session
OF the Legislature and the dead
lock on Quay for reelection to the
U. 5. Senate.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22
SAW MILL BURNED.
The Plant OF Mabie & Mcclure nj
Mabie, Destroyed Loss $50, 900

Parsons, w. Va, June 16.-One
of the largest saw mills in Randolph
county, together with lot of
lumber stored around it, was totally
destroyed by fire. 1t was located
at Mabie, little way off the West
Virginia Central on a branch line,
and was owned by Mabie & Nc
Clure. The origin Of the fire
could not be learned. The loss on
lumber and all is about $50, 900.
The machinery was insured. A
favorable wind kept the houses of
number of employees standing
near, from being burned. The
owners of the mill say they will
have in new machinery and be
ready to go to work in sixty DAYS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22


The "FightIng Tenth" Pennsyl.
Vanla regiment has been ordered
home from the Philippines and all
mail directed to the regiment IS
ordered held at San Francisco
inns Will bring home three or four
Preston county boys, who are in
this regiment, Sergeant j. Claude
ohaw, Charley Burke and Will
EngIehart. The boys have all had
= good share Of the fighting and
are glad to come home before the
rainy season sets in over there
Englebart was badly wounded but
ls nearly well and able to come
home.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22

Rev. DR.. kersey Of Washington.
IA has been elected President Of
Bethany College, this State.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22

Union district of this county de.
serves the banner for honesty and
promptness ia paying her taxes.
Last year Sheriff Shaffel collected
every cent Of the taxes of that dis
trlct and now has it nearly all
collected for 1898 and says he will
get 1T all again. This is the
Sherlfs own district and they take
pride in paying up and 1t is a good
example for the other districts
We doubt if such record can be
beaten or even equaIed in the State.
II there is, LET'S hear from it,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22

Hon. William l.. Wilson has
been elected an honAry member of
the Royal Institute Of Great Brit.
ai,,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22

At recent meeting at ElkIns
the State Editorial Association left
it to tho Executive Committee to
select The next place OF meeting.
There seemed to be a general agrco-
meut however, that tho Association
should meet next year at The White
sulphur Springs, this county. in
June. A better place could not be
collected and we are pleased to
know that GrecnbrIer is to be-
thus honored by the quildrivers.
We will all give them hearty vel
come. -Gfeeu0rier Independent.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22

this time with Aging colors and
carried the necessary three fitths
majority with about thirty votes to
spare. The vote stood ss follows:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22
ThoGovernor has issued com mis-

IhoGovernor has issued com mis-
sions to the following cadet officers
at the West Virginia University.
George Il. Gramm, major; VIM.
- Il. Amman, captain; Benz. f..
LaughIln, captain; Wilbur l..
Robe, first lieutenant; Edward b.
Carskaddon, firstlieutenant; Cbas.
w Waddell, FIRST lieutenant. Wal.
ter J. Lowe, first lieutenant.
Paul II. Green, first lieutenant:
Howard VI Gore, second heuten-
ant; The foregoing IRE dated DC
toJer 8. 1898. Latbrop r. Carter.
Jr., second lieutenant, dated Nov.
10, 1898; Edward b. Curskaddon.
second lIeutenont, dated April H..
1899; Howard u. Gore, first lien
tenant, and Henry G.. Steele. first
Lieutenant dated May IL, 1899.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22

More innocence abroad. Mark
Hanna has gone 70 Europe.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22
RuT0l For The R. R.
The Vote On Bonds 10 Valley Dis
tFlCt Carries This Time.

At the railroad
BOND election
held out in
Valley District
last SATURDAY
the proposition
wont through
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22
lt.r or rae'evrs ,sD Doroas.

Beautiful Picture Goo Handsom Frame from
longre 'fman %. DovouOr and wife Wheel
in1
Magnificent Silver Carving sot ln Plush case
Cant. J.. Tipf0n aud wife
handsome Picture from state supt Of Schools
y. D. o. otter and wife. of Charleston.
beautiful Of OF China cups and sruccrs %
pieces in handsome leather case. sent by tate
Auditor. T.. -. DO TOILETTE and vito auI col.
Charles Burn. Koraurcr. OF Charleston.
silver Handle lat Bfot0 from Nellie Jones
and % Guthrie. OF Oakland
Magnificent China Hcat Tray, Miss Nor
Ftlbugh. of parko-sburg.
D inc Tea sot of I2 cups ~ saucors. ~ platca.
~ desert dishos. . bread plates sugar bow
cream pitcher etc Of beautifully de.lgned
china ware. sent by rostonico In-pt ctors.
Hootou and Ei g. Alien. of Baltimore
silver Sugar spoon and Cream Ladle. from
Hon. vi, a. Ohley. Of Charleston.
The National tribune., 1899-04-13

refuse II. Their intimacy grew during the
long August days like the development,
oi the queenly magnolias and the fragrant
iasmlnes in loveliness and grace unde
the Summers ripening breath. For q
while Artemesia seemed all unconscious
OF it, but sneering remark of a rebe
neighbor about the frequency of the Cyan
KEGS visits" brought first a flush of bitter
shame. then careful self-examination
and at last a sobbing confession in the
arms OF her Aunt that the yankee" was
dearer and more to her than all the world
beside, and that if she had to choose be.
tween him and those with whom she had
spent her life. she would have to say as
The grand Moabitess said thousands o.
years ago.
"Entreat me not to leave thee, or to re.
turn from following after thee: for whittier
thou goest. will go; and where thou
lodgest, ! will lodge: thy people shall be
my people. and thy God my God.
Where thou diest will die, and there
and more also il aught but deat!. part
thee and me-"
Karl was not long in finding out this
fond determination, and he henceforth
scared on glorified pinions.
While still radiant with tho first flush OF
this newborn, heaven bestowed happi-
ness, he returned to the hospital to find
Stock sitting at the side OF Bronson 6
cot.
Hurry up, Karl" said Walter, as he
entered the door; "we've just been think
ing of sending a guard after you. Moth
ing else in the world viii take you away
from the side of that rosy little rebel
We've lots of news that I'm lust aching
TO tell you. and hardly know where tC
begin the story, because each end is
equally important. First, a general con.
The National tribune., 1899-04-13
Tho Malay Language.

AS language Malay is easily learned
and has much to repay for so doing, says
Appleton's Popular Science Monthly. 1t
is full of wonders and surprises-among
other things is the natural home OF eu-
phemism, where a spade is called any
thing but spade. For instance, to die
is beautifully expressed in Malay as to
return to the mercy of Allah. The Ian
guage is decidedly rich in poetical ex-
preston and imagery. A neighbor is one
whom you permit to ascend the ladder OF
your cottage, and your friend is a sharer
of your joys and sorrows. Interest is the
flower OF money, spring is an eye Of
water, the sun tho eye of day, and a
policeman all eyes. A walk is a stroll to
eat the wind, man drunk is one who
rides a green horse, and coward duck
without spurs. A fiatterer is one who has
sugar-cane on his lips, sharper is a
man of brains, a fool a brain-lacker.
In his proverbs also tho Malay shows
matchless use OF metaphor and imagery,
his words having the softness of the jungle
breeze, and at the same time the grim
ness of the jungle shades. Nowhere does
the nature Of his race or the peculiar
genius of his language show out better
than in these 1erse, pithy sayings which
the Malay uses to sweeten his speech OF
lend effectiveness to 1t. The real Malay
The National tribune., 1899-04-13
FREE ASTHMA REREDY.
Trial Bottle Free to Everyone Who
Suffers from Asthma

A physician who suffered many years from
violent attacks OF Asthma has discovered a
sure cure for the disease, and is now entirely
recovered. He has written letters to the
leading newspapers of the country requesting
that their readers be informed of this new
remedy, and that he will mail, free, trial
bottle to anyone who writes for it. 1t has
cured quite number of people who obtained
the free trial; is an absolute cure, perfectly
safe and harmless, and so fortiiies the sys-
TEN that the cure is permanent. Write to
DIR. w. X. Walrath, Box O., Adams, N. Y,
and he will forward at once by mail, pre-
paid trial bottle, so that you can test it
and see what it will do in your case. An
offer like this ought to be taken advantage
of by every reader. Write to day without
fail. Don't wait.
The National tribune., 1899-04-13
Work of the Pension once.

The report OF certificates issued for the
week ending April l shows
Army invalid: Original, %: increase and
additIonai, AT; reissue, IS; restoration and
renewal. 80: duplicate. 81 accrued. l24
Army invalid tact June 81, 1ss0): Original.
3O9; increase. 1853; additional. "a; reissue
as; restoration and renewal, 20; dupli-
cate. Z; accrued, 129: total. 741.
Army widow, etc.: Original. IS; reissue
5; restoration and renewal. 4; total, "a.
Army widow, etc. tact June 81. 1SSo):
Original. 267. reissue, 8; restoration and
renewal, 8; accrued. 1; total. 2A.
Army widow. etc. (war with SPAIN:
Original, 3.
Navy invalid: Increase and additional, 2;
reissue, 8; accrued, 3; total. 8.
Navy invalid fac, June 27. 1S9O): Original.
Is; increase and additional, 9; reissue. 2;
restoration and renewal, 1; accrued, 3;
total, u.
Navy widow. etc; Original. 2; increase
and additional, 1; total, 3.
Navy widow (act June az. 1880: origi-
nal, 5.
1872 Widows: Reissue. 1.
Indian wars-Survivors; Increase and
additional. /; accrued, 3; total, 4.
Indian Wars-Widows Original. S.
Old war invalid: Accrued, 1.
Mexican War-Survivors: Original, 1;
increase and additional. 4; accrued, 7;
total, II.
Mexican War-Widows: Original, Z; in
crease and additional, 3; total, 10.
Totals: Original, III; increase and ad-
ditional, 7Ie; reissue, 94; restoration and
renewal, rs; duplicate. 10; accrued, 271.
Grand total, 1873.
The totals for the week ending March 25
were as follows:
Totals. Original. 719; increase and ad-
ditional, 572; reissue, 1O2; restoration and
renewal. So; supplementals, 3; duplicate,
81; accrued. 239. Grand total, 1873.
The National tribune., 1899-04-13

few weeks after the surrender two
women drove out the Jackson road from
Vicksburg in carriage that was noticea.
bly shabby, even for that country Of
shabby carriages. The horse was aged
and infirm, the harness patched with
ropes and bits Of leather. The women
wore heavy Grape walls and deep MOURN
ing. which the intense heat rendered
very uncomfortable. They did not try TO
hasten the slow movements of the horse
and the wheels Of the carriage dragged
Ianguidly through the deep, hot dust,
scarcely raising it TO the occupants. They
escaped that much of the annoyances OF
such a journey.
As they came to the line of the rebel
works a pull on the lines brought the
horse to standstill. The two women
descended from the buggy and made their
Way towards bastion OF the foft.
The National tribune., 1899-04-13

their enemy upon quest where his
presence was sacrilegious.
The hopelessness of that search, unless
they could obtain the assistance of an
intelligent guide, had become patent tc
both. This, he fatigue and the heat
weakened their fastidiousness, and, obey
ing a sudden impulse, Artemesia said:
"Sir, we are in need of help, which,
doubtless, you can give usp'
To Karl it seemed an age before he
could gain the use of his tongue to say
with uncovered head and low bow:
a shall pc only too happy to pc OF service
TO de ladies'
In moment he was at their side ex-
planning the abstruse technicalities oi
engineering, and under his guidance they
soon stood at the spot they were in search
of, when Karl delicately withdrew, thai