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,lnpifd, but arafher IN the rauEh, re-
markedsfhe boss niniiinglysassh sto0ls
up to take leave of lis vlsitof. 70
are too much of la man pfttho world to
take exception to him merely o nacsS
count Of his business and 1 ao not
doubt you and he will like each other
upon acquaintance. GosIight up staiTa
ana show Your note at ti;s wicket, AM.
" VIII gain yon admittance at once
Giggd day, Mr.. Sewall, good dag,
4S$itester went away fs.Ii the pres.
ence somewhat dazed b those AncI-
instructions. and when he r,:aahed thy
stlcetsloclied with no little curiosity
ut the supcrscription upon the nets
that had been given him. II was adj
dressed to "Mr. Daniel Goffertyn at q
certain number on Thirty-lrst street,
u fnr from broadway. He went 10
deliver It at oncc and readily found
h indicated number overa narrow
stairway at the side of saloon.
A burly man, with n keen. hnwklike
face, stood in the doorway, with his
hands In his pockets, bnt moved aside
sufficiently for Chester to pass, and
then turning eyed him sharply rs lie
assembled the steps. At the top OF tho
Hight was door. wilma bell pull be-
side it and a wicket In one of the up.
per panels. He, gave n tug at the bell
pulllnnd could hear il little click" be.
yond the door in response to which
the wicket opened and IL black fnce
peered out ut him. Upon the expo.
siticn Of the ac4c the door swung
open noiselessly. and he entered. AS
lie did SO he observed, with a little
surprise, that the door was nearly
three inches thick. plated inside witt
a sheet of iron and securcd by n fors
midable system of bolts, chains and .
huge wooden bar. a half dozen steps
along n narrow hail brught lin &c
another door, the entrance to a large
and elegantly furnished suit of par.
Tors. where there were already some
twenty-five or thirty men, n few OF
whom We're gathered about n roulette
wheel, but by far the greatest number
clustered Mt u faro table.
Confined Next Weck.)
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%CHEERFuLLY CONSENTS.
Japan Grants Us Permission Il
Lunl Troops ut Nagnsnki.

Japan Grants Us Permission to
Lald Troops ut Nagasaki.
Washington. July A,-As was antici-
pated the Japanese government has
given its cheerful assent to the applica-
ton Of tho United States government for
permission toSIand armed troops and mil-
itary supplies at Nagasaki In transit to
iTaku, China.
This privilege was desired In order that
the Pacific transports plying between San
~8Eraneisco and Manila should not be
diverted from their regular route. bu
s9fat the troops and stocIs carried by them
and intended for service insChina might
be transferred. Mt Nagasab to other YES
sells of the transport service and taken
direct to Taku. The Japanese authori-
ties not nave agreed to the proposed
use Of Nagasaki. but they also have as
sured the United States government that
they will facilitate the movement o
American troops and supplies MS much
asspossible. The quarternaster's depart
snlent OF the army has provided three
large transports OF the Philippine service
for use on the line between Nn~Easaki-hndt
STaku,ii and 1t Is expected in this way to
expedite the movement s8of troops to
China.
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Ills Arlent Mc,hn,i..

Salt Lake Herald: Bishop Abel
Leoilard, of the Episcopal church.,
youches for the following little story:
lii the early days of Durango as d
mining camp the Episcopal bishop of
Colorado went there, riding all the
way from Denver over the mountains
and plains in stage coaches and on
horseback. The Durango clergyman
laid great stress on this self-sacrifce
at the meeting TINT followed, and
suggested that the congregation
show its appreciation by a liberal
contribution, the money to be used to
help Ch~ristianizc Colorado.
The man who came up to pass the
hat for the collection was an old min-
er; the congregation was made up of
miners. The first man to whom the
hat wos presented dropped in a silver
quarter. The collectors looked at it,
then very deliberately reached hack
to his hip pocket and pulled out a
revolver. This he pointed right at the
mans eye, ufter cooking it carefully.
Take that thing right out of
there he said. This is no ordinary
occasion; nothing less than a dollar
goes"
Tho co1lact;op yy,s n mod one
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She Shocked papa.

Washington Post: She was a dream
of dainty girlhood, all in softest
white, with n great rose-ladcn hat on
her exquisitcly poised head. She was
with an elderly man, whose features
were her own, dipped in several lay
ers of masculine fat. They sat at u
table within eur shot of me, and he
beckoned to u waiter.
What would You like to have to
drink, Mnzie?" he asked with IN in
dulgent smile, "a claret lemonade?'
Maize shook her head.
what are you going to have?" she
asked.
u think I'll have a stein of beer.
he made answer.
"'Tbat's all right said Maize, and.
CHANGING at the waiter, she delivered
her order.
"Yon may bring me a tub of suds,
too" she said.
And papa's gasp was drowned in,
the music of the orchestra.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-07-28
TAKING TNe Census
yhc-e Were sonao prawbaok.s

.S1
,Thc-o Were Some Drasbacks 10
the Work IA Kentucky.
Evening Sun: This census business
ia all right when 1t Isl over and done
with, and we look with pride; Mt the
figures showing the wonderful in.
crease of U great and glorious re-
public" snid Major Bowen of Ken
lucky, "but 1 had a job of enumerat7
ing in my state, and tire 2Hs cents :
name I got isn't a drop$in the bucket
to the mount OF trouble / expert
enced In getting the. ignorant and,
timid colored people to ANSWER to MY
questions. They Ind nil sorts of
queer notions aboutswhnt the census
was, some thinking it was for taxing;
purposes, some for drafting the men
into the array and some thinking they
Many could not be made to answer
until they were cornered and CEN.
PEELED to do so. and some gave very
queer answers, indeed.
Were you born in Kentucky?' /
asked one colored woman.
".'No sah.' she answered readily
enough, i waz bawn in louisville
&c; I: you readY
"Oh, yes sah.'
Writer
do you speak English?'
THE question staggered her much
to my surprise, and I repented it more
for the fun than anything else.
mo. sah,' she hesitnted, Il reckon
/ doan' know dat, sah.'
Another woman reads the names
of her children from the family bible.
".Annie; born April Is, 1885, she.
said, md j put it.down.
"tJohmie; born April Is, 1896 she
read again.
"'Hold on said ]. that can't be.
You've got them OH the same day.
We'll, ! reckon OATS right, hboss,
she explained, 'dey's twins
And these two instances said the
major, with a sigh of relief, are only
two of a thousand or more"
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MUST KEEP OUT OF POLITICS.

q. y Q. Road Bars Employees From
Holding Public once.
Chicago, July A.-Employes of the Bal
ttmore n Ohio Railroad company have
been forbidden to hold political office.
General Superintendent Stuart, whose
headquarters are In Chicago, has Issued
san imperative order stating that under
no circumstances Will employees Of the
system be allowed to stand as candidates
for OF occupy any political office. The
prohibttive bulletins were posted last
night In all the shops n offices OF the
company at its divisional Headquarters.
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KILLED 200 FILiPlMOS.
Result of the Weeks Operation
In lunon.

In lnXon.
Manila, July 24.t-It is officially
stated that last week 200 insurgents
were killed and 100 surrendered or
We're captured. One hundred rifles
were taken. Twelve Americans were
killed and eleven wounded.
This includes the casualties of Col
enel William E.. Birkhimer's engage.
ment With a force of the Twenty.
Eighth volunteer infantry, who Mt.
tackled 200 insurgents rifles ehtrenched
two miles asst Of Tail, killing thirty
eight. A detachment of the signal
corps, while repairing wires, wan
twice ambushed.
Cantain Charles d. Roberts, of the
Twenty-tifth volunteer infantry, who
was captured by the Filipinos last
May, has arrived here on parole. He
will not return to captivity.
Senior Buencamino last Thursday
sent to Aguinaldo, by means of Agui.
naldo's mother, the amnesty resolu-
tons adopted by the meeting of rep
re%sentative Filipinos here on June ii.
together with General Macarthur.
answer to them and other documents
bearing upon the restoration of
peace. 1t is understood that Agui-
.naldo will summon his advisers anG
that a reply may be expected within
a month.
The Filipinos here will give a ban
quet next Saturday in celebration OF
President M~cKinley's order of am.
.nesty.
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N Iiunn ~ In SicL.

indianapolis Journul: sslfoh got
well Of the grip in hurry, Mrs.
Wiggs2'
yes, ! had to; Mr.. Wigs got it,.
\ don't believe in working by a
system q
why not??" +
why, if you work by a system TINT.
system is only one thing you:
will have to keep your mindkon.
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Mixed His Ht.rocs.

Col 9 Weekly: An English bishop
rscens listed d New York school
alli was asked to address the pupils.
An apt subject for discourse hung be-
fore him on the wall in a engraving
of the father Of his country mounted
upon a fine white charger. Pointing
to this portrait, the bishop said:
'sNNho can tell me the name Of that
fine looking gentlemnif??.
No one responded for at least a min
ute; but. encouraged by the visitor. q
little fellow in the back part Of the
room finally held up his hand.
who is it, my SOM. asked the
bishop. kindly.
Buffalo Bill, sir,' lisped the little
American.
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FOUR KILLED N EIGHT.

Oficers Attempt to Make Arrest
anNt Bate Ensncs.
Chattanooga, Tenn, July 24.-TwG
deputy sheritfs and two negroes were
killed in asbattle between the officers
and a gang of RAILROAD hands in Scott
cornty. The officers went to thescamr
to arrest Will Walker for illegal whis.
ky selling. The whites and blacks
had been drinking and undertook Ia
prevent the arrest, with the above
result.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-07-28
Millions Tor Ruscbau.

A million of dollars are spent every
year for baseball, but large us this is,
it cannot equal the amount spent i'll
search of health. We urge those who
have spent much and lost hope TO try
1~Iostetter's Stomach Bitters. 1t
strengthens the stomach, makes di-
gestion easy. and cures dyspepsia,
constipation, %biliousness and weak
EiJppycE FIES3
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BEST FOR TINE nowE1.s.

No matter what ails you, headache to Q
cancer, you will never get well until your
bowels are put right. CASCARETS help
nature. cure you without n grippe or pain,
produce easy natural movements, cost
you just 10 cents to start getting your
health back. CASCARETS Candy Cn-
thartic, the genuine, put up in metal
boxes, every tablet has G. G. G. stamped
on it. Beware OF limitations.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-07-28

Aresident of lola, Kan, named Nc.
Clelland recently toid2.a Mr.. Sharp
that unless the latter should cease
paying attention te Mrs. McClelland
there would be a murder and a fll-.
neral. Sharp t%hereupon caused Me-
Glelland to be lodged in jail on 9 ia
charge of having made homicidal,
threats, and then proceeded to elope
with The prisoners wife.
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street Car Jn,nn. i,

Niles, O., July 21.--A street car CON
tanning forty people, on the Mineral
Ridge and Niles City railway, jumped
the track at Mineral Ridge last even
ing and turned over, every person on
board being injured, most serious be-
ing Nollel Williams, Mineral Ridge.
may die, Watkin Williams, Will New
BY, John Ryan and Sam Shaw, all Of
Niles.
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he collection was a good Que.
Another Man win the Ho,

Philadelphia Press: @Pshaw!' ex-
claimed papa, throwing aside his pa
per, "the poetry they print nowadays
is distressing"
Yes, isn't it," mamma agreed. Il
read q new poem yesterday by whats
his name. Don't you know? Who
was the Observation-Disclosures @
II lnow!" cried little Tommy. cold
Uncle Ned!"
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but what@Swili she think OF Mr.. Lac
thaM?" she sobbed aloud, tho stress
of her feelings demanding vocal utter
5auce even though she was alone.
ssThe wretchln thought Miss Hall,
lowering her veil to hide the tears In.
her eyes MS she rushed AWAY. .iru pre-
tend that be loved me, md NIL the
while He need never speak to me
again.
And her little heels pounded The
fiagstones with ununsunl energy as.
she hurried away from the now abhor-
rent neighborhpod.
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Comparing Tho Tso FAIRS,

Paris Letter in Ifarpers' Weekly:
Perhaps nine-tenths of the Americans
who are coming to Paris this year
were at Chicago in 1903, and their first
impulse will be to institute compare
so%ns-Whieh is eommehdabie for lts
patriotism at least. II is well to re-
feet at such a time, however; that the
first impressions at Chicago We're not
uniformly of n pleasing order. This
applies to most of those whoSwent to
Jackson parle by railroad or street
car and arrived at the unsightly back
door of the fair. Nothing like an I'M
pressiye entrance was attempted by
the architects excepting on the lake
side, and fortunate was he whose first
glimpse of the White city was from
the lake.
Looking bnck at II now, as ] saw it
first n a summerss evening from the
waterside, with its lights and CLEAN.
ing palaces, IT seemed a fairyland, o
dream city by the waves. I have never
5gested its marvellous beauty except
the illumination Of the North river
and harbor at New York during the
Dewey celebration. BY day the view
from the lake was hardly less inspirs
ing. It was like discovering n rerita.
bic Atlantis. Landing ut the water
gate, its simple perfection scarcely
preparing us for the burst of beauty
from theSCourt of Honor within, that
unrivaled production of artistic gen.
ffus, peerless to this day among the
artificial delights upon which the
5mnSt favored ave has fan sfks1 ,vc
found this inscription: sThe wilder
ness and the solitary place shall be
glad for them
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CoNeER,s BROTHER HOPEFUL.
5Isciievcs Messagc from hIinister Is

%BcIieves MessAgc : NIih1Ater Is
z Genuine.
Lt.s Angeles. Cal. July 24.---Rev. e. Z.
Ca1ger,5 OF Pasadena, a brother of Minis
ter Conger, was shown by nn Associated
Press reporter a copy Of the dispatch re-.
by the state department.
!. II is. directly In line with what 4 have
felt and thought all along" he said. II.
have never given up the hope that the
iegationers and foreigners In Peking were
stIii alive, but I felt nnd;rof course, feel
more than ever now that they are In dire
distress and thai help must come to them
COON Or they perish miserably. The
United States is proceeding along the
safest and best lines. no doubt, and / can,
Only trust, for the sake Of my beloved
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Do Your Feet Acl,e nm; nnrn,

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, n powder for the feet. 1t makes
tight or new shoes feel cnsY. Cures
Corns. Runions, Swollen, Hot and Sweat-
ing Feet. AT nil druggists aud shoe
stores, 2;'c. Sample sent FREE. Adj
dress Allen S. Olnistea.B LeItoy. Ny.
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brother and the other whs are there.
that there viii not be a moments DELAY
as long, as there Is hope OF reaching
Picking. before a massacre takes place.
Mr. Conger also received a telegram
from the state department Transmitting
to himethe message from his brother,
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ne University Of Kotre Dame

Classics, Letters, Econamtc. 80 H:....
journalism, Art, Science. Pharmacy. Law
Avn Avn mssnan;cal and Electrical EusIneetins.
Ssnrses. .Ecciestns ieal students at sTeuinn ras Il.
Eaains Tree. .lun!sr or Senior Year, Collegiate
eo y Rooms to Rent; moderate charge.
Ibe s7th Year will open SEPTEMBER AN. ,ooo
catalogues Free. Address So
KEY. A. MoRRiSSEY.c. S. G., President.
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The literal or actual wolves were in
deed more plentiful in the suburbs
than they We're downtown, but less
plentiful by far than The New York
newspapers would have one
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What is known as ..tthe great fire..
IN New York city, which occurred in
1855, caused a total loss of s%1s,0Oo,ooo.
The recent conflagrntion ut the New
York wfarves destroyed S~10,oGo.o00
worth OF property and went far be-
.yond the great fire in%}fatalities.
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The Truth Bad Enourb.

Detroit journal: The Chicago man
explained TINT he had moved from the
suburbs in order 10 keep the wolf.
from the door.
"Of course he hastily added, OBJ
serving our puzzled looks, Il refer TO
the tigurative wolf more particular
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-07-28

The cabinet meeting assembled at
2:30, with Secretaries Hay, Gage.
Root. and Long and Postmaster Gen
eral Smith present.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-07-28

Handles of forks and knives are
utilized for the storage Of salt anl.
pepper under a new patent, each
handle being formed of d tube. which
has spring clips to hold it on the
shank, with an internal reservoir for
the salt and pepper, which is shaken
il,rongh the ends. 3s$sss ~
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-07-28

Mrs.. Wins;ev's sooTnIsa srnur for cl,iIdrc.
%ssrtl'ing, softeas the gums. reduces Inflammation.
Alass pain, eures wind collie. :sc q bottle
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Song OF the Canine

Sing no. fora am on the mountain top,
With the breezes briskls blowing,
Where long and bright the red sunlight
Comes over the valley glowing!
And no, for 4 camp In the valley ands
BESIDE a writhing river,
Whose silent flow of waters slow
Goes endless on forever!
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-07-28

John Bulls in the china closet, but
he seems to need help to break ups
things properly.
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Hedging.

indianapolis Press: The Callcr-So your
.canary's name is Joe, is 1t? Does that
stand for Joseph or Josephine2
why we call 1t Joe.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-07-28

1t is generally the woman with 4
mind OF her own whose children never
mind.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-07-28

/ do not believe piso's Cure for Com
sumption has an equal for coughs and.
colds. John 7. boyer, Trinity
Springs, Ind, February Is, 1900.
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s85t Did Yon Ever Isnn Across
IN old ietter--ink NIL faded outg Couldn't;
haze been eartsF's nk..sfor8tt4docsn.tefale
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s1.nn wiea

Si.oO Wheat
MAJ; Make your fortune sreculating quickly
planning. Il. e. GuSsoiIIs: =, ~ w 4
lBoard of Trade Court. Itialtnl 3l.lm rhin,4n II
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Halls Catarrh Cur1
Is taken internally. Price rs cents.
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For the nIun VINO isni,s.

Fs|4. 'yH-k 'ELrEf.N
The world Is a snob, and the man who
wins
Is the chap for Its moneys worth;
And the lustsfor success causes half OF
the sins ~
That are eursing this brave old earth.
For It's fine to go up, and the worlds
applause
Is sweet to the mortal ear;
But the man who fails in n noble cause
Is a hero that's no less dear.
TLs true enough that the aurel crown
Twines but for the victors brow.
For many q hero has laid Rundown
With nnught but the cypress bough.
There are gallant men in the losing fight.
And as gallant deeds nre done
AS ever Eraced the captured height.
Or the battle grandly o
We sit at lies board with our nerves
high strung,
And we play Tor the stake Of fame,
And our odes are sung and our banners
hung
For the man who wins the game.
But have a song of another kind
Than breathes in these falne-wrought
An ode to the noble heart and mind
r. OF A Tho pu lin Mt m n y.,b IN, fnjlrJ aGsEEll7@asG4
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DEAR MRs. PINKuAM:-Iwas sick for
two years with falling Of the womb, and
inflammationofth ovaries n dbladder.
! was bloated very badly. Myleftlimb
would swell SO | could not step on my
foot. 1had such bearing down pains I
could not straighten up or walk across
the room and such shooting pains would
go through me that I thought I could
not stand it. Mymothcr got me a bottle
OF Lydia ~. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and told me to try 1t. Itoolr six
bottles and now, thanks to your won
derful medicine, | am well woman.n
Mrs. ELSIE BRYAN, OtisYille, Mich.
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The constantly recurring rnmor
that the German emperor is going to
visit the Paris exposition fncognito
some time this slinII1er mikes it peril.
s;tent to inlHireshow he will disguise
or canccal that faIat,us mis- tsche.
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The mar who is strong TO fight histfcht
And whose will no front can daunt,
II the truth be truth and the right ba
right $
is the man that the ages want.
Tho he fail and die In grim defeat,
Yet ha has not fed the strife,
And the house of Eartl, will seem. more
For the perfume of his life.
Paul Laurence Dunbar.
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NkMAN IROV

Lydia q Piak6SmN;sy sxkstabts CslsSWSS6|N
Cares Thsn4TwsxA S6H11seayNsuae
s'sDEARM ns. OVERWHELMINGLY
tell you Of the good Lydia
hams Vegetable Compound has lone
me. Iwassicki nsbeda about five weeks.
The rightsid Of my abdomen PANIED
me and was sosswonen and sorsSthntI
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STOLE CHERRIES; AN0 THEN...

Confined Next Weck.)
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-07-28

An ode to the noble heart and mind
OF the gallant ma who fails!
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The cause of the trouble was soon
made known to everyone and the
house was bombarded with showers
OF sticks and rocks by the hundreds OF
school children who had gathered
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uNsfAOV VIIfIIh VIII trUUUIt VOU.H
And turning she shut the door with
q slam and flounced down stairs. At
the same moment the implication
conveyed in those half dozen inqnir-
ing words burst upon Lottie's mind.
With an indignant, inarticulate yelp.
she sprang to her feet. o%verturning
the workbasket and dumping the.
like an avalanche of$color, and.
dashed to the door. But by the time
she reached the stairs the hall door,
below her closed with a bang-the In
solent invader vas gone. Turning
back into the room, poor little Lottia.
tthTew herself into the armchair and
Burst into tears.
176on't care SO much for himself.