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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-30
1PRZEGLAD POLITYCZNY

Ma kOnWencyl epuDllkanSkleJ w flladel-
fiji prezydent Mckinley otrzymaf nomina-
Eye jako kandydat ma przyszfego prezyden-
ta Ma kolege dodano mu ''dzikiego jezdz-
ca. p6fkownika Roosevelta. Dziki jez-
dziec podobno ME bardzo chetnie jechaf
ma godnosc wiceprezydenta; sfupif sic i
upieraf mocno, wiedzac history, ze wi
ceprezydentura jest kiepska droga do pre-
zydentury. Lecz sifa przemogfa setki rak
chwycify konia, kto "a uzde, kto "a grzy-
we, zawlok1y go do skromnego zfobu.
Me czas jeszcze na bardziej szczeg6fowe
roztrzasanie zalet krakow obydwoch kan
dydat6w. Co do platformy, ustanowionej
ma konwencyi filadelfijskiej, to pozostawia-
my rozpatrzenie je takze ma pozniej. DIS
pozwolimy sobie tylko wskazac ma jeden
punkt, ktorym republikanie maja ma
szem zlaniem zupefna racye. Jest to VIE
ksza zdolnosc republikanow do prowadze-
MIA rozsadnej polityki zagranicznej. W
sprawach polityki wewnetrzneJ, szczeg6l-
ME kwestyi uregulowania stosunk6w
miedzy kapitafem praca, ME many Eau
fania do zadnej dwoch wielkich partyj
Pod tym wgzledem MONA powiedziec O
Mich, ae So ''ambo meliorer'', co znaczy po
polsku wart Pac pataca, pafac Paca, albo
przyganiaf kociof garnkowi etc. Wszystko,
co stoi lub bedzie stafo W obydw6ch plat
formach trustach, monopolach i innych
gadzinach, uwazamy CORY "a humbug.
Lecz polityce zagranicznej przyznajemy
otwarcie ze, dwojga zfego biorac mniej
sze, wolimy republikan6w niz demokratow
Jak Anglii torysi So mocniejsi W tym
biznesie cd wigow, tax Stanach Zjedno-
azonych republikanie posiadaja lepsze zro-
zumienie polityki wieksza rutyne. Me
IL IL lolx
pomnijmy tylko, jakiej kaszy nawarzyf W
swoim czasie Cleveland przez sfynne swoje
oredzie przeciwko Anglii, jak dobrze
Mckinley postawif Stany Zjednoczone wo
bee catego swiata przez nawiazanie z An
glia serdecznych stosunk6w. A traktat z
Rosya wydawanie przestepc6w polity
knac droge do tutejszego kraju tax swiatfe
jakiem jest wszedzie wychodztwo politycz
ne, albo musiec potem fapac wydawat
niewinnych ludzi, to juz chyba ME jest do
wodem wielkiego rozumu politycznego.
w Chinach juz polata sic krew amery
kanska stan wojny miedzy tutejszym kra
lem Chinami de facto istnieje Wpra
wdzie kongres ME zostai jeszcze zwofany ns
sesye nadzwyczajna dla formalnego wypo
wiedzenia wojny Chinom, lecz moze to ma
staple kazdej chwili. Piechota morsks
amerykanska juz bije sic regularnem
wojskami chinskiemi, wojska zas ladowe
sa drodze ManiE. Ministerstwo wojny
czyni przygotowania ma ogromna ska]e, tai
zupeinie, jak gdyby zanosifo sic ma wielkt
wojne to juz ME z Chinami, lecz kim:
mocniejszym cd Mich 0 tych przygotowa
mach mafo sic m6wi pisze, lecz So zby
widoczne ably MONA byfo sic mylic. Sy
tuacya jeszcze sic ME wyklarowafa mix
ME vie, co najblizsza przyszfosc przynie
sic. Kilka tygodni lub moze kilka miesie
cy potrwa jeszcze niepewnosc; gdy jednal
przyjdzie chwila wielkiej wojny narodow
Stany Zjednoczone beda gotowe do obron!
swoich interesow.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-30

''Ameryke' MONA zapisyNac kazdym
czasie Prenmerata ma rok wynosi 81 80.
Kto pfaci "a rok Z cory dosta je W prezen-
Gle ksiazek "a SOC. wielki kalendarz. Cd
tel pory do Nowego Roku 1901 prenume-
rata wynosi 75c. kto zas przysle 81 90 to
bedzie pokwitowany do Nowego Roku do
stanie prezencie ksiazek "a SOC. Ma kre-
dyt nikomu gazety ME posyfamy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-30

s'Ameryka' wychodz kazda SObote, kOsztuje tylkO
S1O mesiecy SlOO, poi roku 20 cent0W
ma 4 miesace SO cent6w. .
W Kanadzie Meksyku cena ia sama DO Polski nnych
curOpeskich (Opr0cz ROsy azyayckich auStrai.
skch POiudniOwej Centralne Ameryce prenumerata
wynos d va dolary waluty Staadw Zjednoczonych
"a GAZETTE TRZEBA OPhACAC CORY. ktO Opaca
0drazu caEy rok g6ry dostaje prezent.
Penadze najbezpiecznej nathaniel mehna przesfac
sunny m0zna pTseSat znaczkach pOczOWych Pienfadze
listu regeSrOwancgO Ia przesytki
peniezne stach zwyczanych ME estemy odpowiedzai'
nj, gdyby zrineiy.
Timery wychoz ui - lat co rOk jest ulepszana.
wiec ME pOrzcbe sic nikt obawaG mu pieniadze mas
przepadna. WydaWca jest 0dpOwiedzialnym.
Wszysthe prHekaZy picneine bye wystaWiOne ma
imie: A. A. PARYSKI, TOLEDO. O..
ZamawiaG gaHcta MONA kaadcg0 czaSu. .
Adcs kazlegO prenumeraora moAe bye zmteni0ny kie.
dykolwiek, ale donoszqc 0 nowym adresie hoNiECMIE
NALEIY PODAC STARY ABRES
Adres do wydawcy jest TAXI:
"A. n. Parry KI,
316 JACKSON AVE, TOLEDO, @.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-30
A. n. parry SKI,
316 JACKSON AVE, TOLEDO, o.

"Ameryko' jest jedynq ga@etq potshq 10 $riec Et6r@
DosiadG aUtdsne mdssyny do stdW5dht0 czCtOHeE
"Aneryka ME jest S0tdzie z0dhe partyj di kliki,
anose ieG scypociGdaG pra,cde 6ezsr0nie 6eS &adne
40 uprsedSenia.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16
CRISIS FOR CHINA
The Powers May Soon Ian. /
Forces There.

LONDON. April "A speaa
patch from Shanghai annourc,
the American. British. Fraa
German ministers have sent a ID,
TO the Chinese foreign Office deu1
the total suppression OF the "a
boxers" within two months n
nouncing that otherwise The
mentioned will land troops an.
into the interior. northern I'D
Shantung and Chi Ii, IN order n
the safety OF foreigners.
According TO the same difuI
American. Italian and French 4
are now provided with nam
from the large gathering Of I
at Taku. Liu Kun yin. vi,
Lang Kiang has had three ID
with tho Dowager Empress NJ
the emperor and II II beliews
has impressed her with the atv
OF restoring his majesty 10 pv
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16
TRANsvAAL MOTIFS
The Minor News of the Goa.
Itemized

Town. d q
The Free STATE burghers no,
plenty OF food. u's
The captured British gun. A..
sent TO Winburg. u4's
Anxiety rs felt about the R,.
TEN water supply. ''''
Dunravcn's sharphoo.osA.
ed for South Africa 40" Z
About 10000 Beers an, 49,,
around Bsocnfontein. =" p
General Snyman comma,
Beers about Mafeking.
All British subjects hay.
dered 90 leave Prctorla.
The British delay Is rv...
Beers needed time 10 recunsr.,.
Free State farmers are no.'
OF the Transvaalers than ina p.,
Two thousand addi1i onal D..
oners will soon be sent 10 g "
General Buller's movement.
crippled by lung sickness -
draught oxen.
Cecil Rhodes arrived 1,
April 9Th. He was indlue,s,.
ceived by the public.
The paroled Boer General D.
Is said 20 have supervised a,
buscade at Korn Spruit.
Premier Schrcdner of Can.
protested his loyalty at a puSls J
ing and Joined On singing ae., J
the Queen"
Portugal has consented TO A.
2ortation Of British Troops am.
Beira into Rhodesia. The 40,
made a profound sensation N y
Col. Porter with ninety Oa-,y
and Scots Grays, with ,m
charged a large body OF Boen :,
casualties and rescued nine,y.eV
ish prisoners
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16
THE CONSTITUTION.
Does Not Extend 20 New ID
Save BY Act Of congr,l

WASHINGTON. April "A
General Richards Of the Depa'
Justice. has fled n brief In th,l
Court which fixes the attli&
Government on the questio
the Constitution extends 20 q
possessions of the United san
Department OF Justice says N
without act OF Congress
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16

The OminUus prepafa.......,
Russian and japanese ".
ments continue. The 80,
making strenuous ohoro
Arthur with grain, even
prices, and are importing s. !.
wheat from Northern Ca,
has called out her naFt
service during the appr@
nenvers. when ihe '1.lIe "
viii be engaged. j
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16

Special dispatches from p
show that the sentiment an
Gratis In against Deweys
Henry Watterson says W
should have spoken In lSss
for Bryan. The Democrap
say Dewey has made The nv
life. Chicago will recall l'
ton to defray the COT OF in'
visit.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16

Jean Baptiste Slpido. age.
person who shot AZ the
Wales. His excuse h thai
had caused no many DEAN
Africa. lie shot twice u
wanted TO lynch Sipido. bui
who was perfectly cool inF
him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16

There will be- no action %
Pauncefotc treaty nj TIM
Congress. The treaty oout
ratified with or without sesi
amendment.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16

4 tremendous upheayal 2
reported ten miles west Of NJ
or in the State Of Washingio
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16

Gen. Nelson 4. Miles ha 4
himself as n candidate Tor I
cratic Presidential nomlnaur
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16

Harvard professors express
Dewey's candidacy Bryan
discuss II.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16

Mrs. Dewey wants the SOD
Dewey and Roosevelt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16
Boer Prisoners Ill.

SIMoNSTOwN. Capt Colony. Thurs
day. April 5.-Another batch of 1900
Boer prisoners was removed today
from the transport Cambridge. The
men presented a woebegone appear
ance, many of them were sick and their
baggage consisted mostly Of Kaffir
blankets. canvas water bottles ard
cooking utensils. One OF the prison
ers died Of smallpox and four others
are fatally III.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16
Hussars Detained.

NORvAL'S POINT, Thursday. April
5-A detachment OF hussars. who
were proceeding hence to Bloemton-
tein are reported to have been DE-
trained at Edinburgh, about ntue,'n
miles southwest of Reddersburg, IN thn
Orange Free State, and dispatched 20
the assistance of the Irish Fusileers
captured near Reddersburg.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16
Insurgents Taken.

CARNAvON. Cape Colony, Aprll g.
1t is reported that 200 insurgents
who were not aware that Sir Char'cs
Parsons had occupied Kenhardt, rode
into that place and were captured oy
the British troops.
The Canadian artillery has returned
here from Van Wyck's Wei.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16
British Repulse at Mafeking.

LONDON. April 5.-A special dis
patch from Lorenzo Marques says sharp
fighting occurred on April in the
neighborhood OF Mafeking. The gar
rison made a sortie while Colonel
Plumer's cavalry attacked the Beers at
Ramathlabama. Both attacks were re-
pulsed. Twenty of Colonel Plumer's
men were found dead on the field and
six others were made prisoners. The
Federal losses were small.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-16

LONDON. April Z. 1:O5 p. m.-Lord
Roberts reports to the War once As
follows: .
BLOEMFONTEIN, Friday, April o.
The casualties at Redder5burg were:
Officers killed, Captain +. G. Cassen
and Lieutenant G. r. Barclay. both 81
the observation-disclosures Wounded, two:
captured eight. Non-conmissioned
officers and men killed, eight; wound
er. SO: the rest were captured.
Our strength was l67 mounted IN
fantry and 429 infantry. The enemy
was said to be 1900. with five guns.
Praba - F,rra TNreatened
LONDON. April Z, 2:35 p. m.-The
Beers are in force at Wepener. north
OF Smithheld. Orange Free State and
are threatening General Brabants CO.
lonlal division, the main body OF
which with the artillery IS at Wepe-
ner.
A telegram which left Maseru, Ba-
sutoland, north OF wepener at mid
night. describes the Beers az being in
great force" and "a afraid 90 make
a frontal attack, but Il Is added they
were endeavoring to turn the British
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
CHILD BURNED 10 DEATH.

Mabel Stevens, the 3.years-old
daughter Of George Stevens Of No.
3ls Seventh avenue, was frightfully
burned about noon last Thursday. and
died at . o clock in the evening.
She w.is playing around bonfire in
lot nesr her home, which had been
started by other children, and her
clothing caught fiio. She ran and the
wind famed tho flames to such an ex-
tent that she was enveloped by fire in
short space of time.
Her 7-years old sister ran to her
assistance and with great Presence OF
mind caught her up and rolled her in a
mud puddle. THE flames were ex-
tinguished, but not until portions OF
the unfortunate child's body had been
burned almost to crisp.
Mrs Harry Russell saw the child and
carried hel home. After some delay
DIR. j. Harvey Spruance was summoned
and did what he could to alleviate the
sufferings of thoyurfortunate child.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
MINERS TERRIBLE FATE.

Pottsyille, Pa, Jan. 1S.-The corrse
of Fire Boss William Galloway was re-
covered early this morning by ono Of
the gang of men who had been in
search of him since December 18th last.
Galloway was employed as a fire boss
at the Kaska William collieIy, near
Middleport, this county. operated BY
the Dobson Coal Co. of Bethlehem. 1t
was his duty to enter and inspect the
inner workings carly every morning,
before tho miners entered. to prevent
any explosion by gas and other causes.
On December 18th, between 6 and a.
m., he was thus engaged in a breast 10
the bottom lift, when the water from
an overheated gangway, which had
pereolated through tho seams of the
coal in the heading, caused the coal to
give way, and he was suddenly en-
tcnabed. All avenues Of escape and
communication were closed against
him, and he was helpless. Rescuers were
Immediately put to WORK to remve the
fallen coal and debris. These gangs re-
lieyed each other in shifts of eight
hours, and worked day and night ever
since. Fall after fall of coal occurred,
menacing the lives of the rescuers and
retarding their heroic work.
After months time, the dead body
Of Galloway was recovered early this
morning. He had subsisted on the oil
of his lamp until this food was ey-
hausted, and had kept diary on sheet
iron with chalk. W.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
THE GLORY OF BRYAN,S VISIT.

Senator Kannsy is Not willing That 1t
Should All Go TO Former Congressman
Handy Lights on the Affair.
Special CORES pondence OF Gazette and Journal
Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Ken
ney protests against William j. Bryan
accepting invitations from individuals
to make speeches without first con-
ferring with tho party organizations.
Ex-Representatiye l.. Irving Handy
personally requested the presidential
candidate to visit Wilmington on
January 26th, to speak to the public,
in order that he might receive the
glory attached to the event. 1t seems
that Mr.. Handy found that such an
undoi taking was more than he could
possibly handle, owing to the large
amount of money which would be
necessary to defray expenses. The re-
ception would compel him to engage a
theatre for that evening, to arrange a
banquet, and incidental which, would
amount to large sum-
Although it is said that Mr.. Handy
bas vice presidentials aspirations, and
thinking the credit of this coming
occasion would assist him in reaching
that end, he was Obliged to abandon
the responsibility of SO large "a re-
ception. -
! MIR. Bryan replied to the request,
stating that he would speak in Will
mington on the 26th Of January. As. q
result of this, Mr.. Kenney was very
much provoked He advised Mr.. Bryan
yesterday, at the Capitol, that he should
not come into the State, upon the re-.
| quest of individuals without first con-
sulting the State organizations. FIe
believed that invitations of this kind
should always come through the Demo-
cratic associations, and that his recep-
tion would have fallen through had not
one of the Delaware Democratic clubs
taken charge of it.
MIR. Bryan probably did not know
Fbut that the suggestion was through
some Democratic league, and conss-
quertly accepted. Senator Kepney,
however, believes that it was an error,
stating that the Democrats must have
unity and make their fight as body.
Senator Kenney is warm Bryan
man and is largely directing pro-
gramme for the 25th instant.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
NEW FIELDER To THE sEABoABD.
Wilmington s. Northern ms Part of u Con
Meeting Link for Southern Com munica

wilmington s. Northern as Part OF Con-
Meeting Link for Southern Com munica-
ttons.
The Philadelphia X Reading Railway
Co. In securing complete control of the
Wilmington & Northern on lease of
999 years that goes into effect February
lst says the Philadelphia Evening
Telegraph, perfects link in the chain
for better seaboard communication and
Southern outlet other than the one
contemplated at Cherry Run, on the
Baltimore II Ohio.
The Wilmington s. Northern is some
II miles in longth, and locally covers
some fine farming country in Chester
and Berks counties. This road was
largely built through the persistence
of the late j. Dutton Steele, of Potts
town, and the well-known e. & g.
Brooke Co., at Birdsboro, have an
interest in its holdings.
The Reading is now represented on
the Wilmington. Il Northern Board Of
Directors by George F. Baer, solicitor
of the company, who was elected re
Gently to fill vacancy, and by First
Vice President Voorhees, and Second
Vice President Henderson, to succeed
FL. X. Kurtz and William j. Tprner,
who retired from the board at the
recent meeting, their holdings having
been purchased.
1t is said that extensive Improvements
| will be entered upon both on the Will
mington & Northern and the Schuylkill
g. Lehigh, line running from Read
! ing to Slatington, and of but little use
| in recent years.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
EDEN HALL COMPANY.

Stockholders and Directors Eold Their An
nunI naset,Dgs-Rsports of 0iiicsra Grati-
Tying.
The annual meeting of Eden Hall
Co. was held Friday night. A week ago
Friday night the annual meeting of the
stockholders was held and the follow
ing directors for three years were
elected: Thomas Green, b. f, Shak.
speare, John p. Wiley, William Il.
Kirby and r. III. Young. The annual
reports uf officers and committees,
which were presented, we're exceedingly
gratifying, showing the company to be
in prosperous condition.
At Friday nights meeting OF directors
organization was ELECTED by re-eleoting
the old officers, as follows: Il. w. Pyle,
President: B. +. Shakespeare, Vice.
President; Thomas Green, Treasurer !;
John M. Whitford, Secretary. The
following committees were named !:
Hall, John M. Whitford, @. Fl. Brandt,
p. j. Isaac, j. A. Wilson and M. F.
Davis finance, John S. Grohe, Q. A.
Cook, r. H. Young, o. E. Dubell and
g. A. Rudolph; executive, Z. W. Pyle,
B. +. Shakespeare, j. P. Wiley, Thomas
Green and W. E Kirby.
After the meeting the directors dined
at III. L. Vandegrift's cafe. President
E. w. Pyle, who has held the office
ever since the. organization Of the COM
pany, 10 years ago, and has proved a
most efficient president, was surprised
by his fellow directors, who presented
him with handsome SILVER toilet set.
The presentation speech was made by
CHARLES A. Cook, and Mr.. Pyle ac-
cepted the gift with few well-cbosen
remarks, in which he expressed his APP
probation of the confidence rerosed in
him By his colleagues. Each member
of the board also received trinket,
accompanied by au original verse by
one OF the members, as a souvenir Of
| the occnson. The dinner was exceed
| inply pleasant. H..
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
A MOTHER SONG.
Jamss yyhi,comb Riley.

Mother, o mother forever | cry for you,
Sing the old songs | may never forget:
Even in slumber 1 nurmur and sigh for
YOU H
Mother, . mother, ....
Sing low, Little brother.
Sleep, for thy mother bends over thee yet !"
Mother. 0 mother! the years are so lonely,
Filled but with weariness, doubt and
regret!
Can't you come back to me-for tonight
only, u.
Mother. o mother,
And sing, Little brother.
Sleep, for thy mother bends over thee yet ~
Mother, o mother. of old had never
One wish denied me, nor trouble to fret,
How-mnst cry out all vainly forever,
Mother, sweet mother,
o sing, Little brother,
Sleep, for thy mother bends over thee yet y
Mother. o mother! must longing and sor,
row
Leave me in darkness. with eyes ever wet
And never the hope pf meeting tomorrow
Answer me, mother,
And sing, Little brother,
Sleep, for thy mother bends over thee yet ~
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25

same way that -----. used to mix ii,
making nice little pause in our din
ner. Sounds silly, Tom, but positively
that jelly just drew my heart right up
in my throat. I looked at it and q film
came over my eyes, and the little heap
of lelly got bigger and bigger, and all
OF u sudden | burst out crying. My
hostess does not know. to this day what
was the matter with me-" and Portia
brushed away tear.
"Do you ever think, at such and
such date, week ago or at this time
last mcnth, she and l were doing SO
and so?' Or this time last year she
and | took oui last drive together Or
does the average man, when his sweet
heart is going away, think Of the little
things for her comfort, or slip note in
the book she is reading which she will
find after the goodbye; OF send her a
telegram when she awakes er route?
How many men do this sort Of think
ing? No, they would go buy her
tickets, and fee the porter to look out
for her, or any other moneyed thing,
but when it comes to thinking of the
little things, men don't do it.
"a girl likes to have some one take
care other, no matter how independent
she is. Don't ever be deceived about
that, and il is the man who knows the
little thing to do who gets there.
The stupid, laundering lover loses his
ground, while the clever and less low
ing one gains 1t. l know a girl whose
mother died and left her alone. The
man to whom she was engaged attended
to all the funeral arrangements, and
the necessary things that must be done
at such time. He hustled about and
Neglected his business, that she might
not have thing to do, hardly having
time to sec the girl, and in his good
hearted way tried to think of all the
trouble from which he could save her.
Now another man, an amusing summer
acquaintance, sent her bunch oi
violets her flower-tied with yellow
md white ribbon her favoiite colors-
while he went off on coaching trip,
and when she was aele to go about the
thought of those riolets made her feel.
ings tender for the new man and the
old loser wasn't in it. Silly? | sup
pose it was. Women are built that
way. Oh, my dear boy, there are nc
end to the little things A marked
passage in book, suggesting some
thing that you have both seen or heare
together; poem cut out OF q daily
paper and pasted on the top of YOU
letter. 1t is pity more nice men dom
understand women.'
Tom sat up late and smoked innum
erable cigarettes that night, and ther
he suddenly remembered to cut thu
leaves of book postmarked Angus
9th, and he found place marked, Ant
he wondered many things and ponderee
on the way of girls. Portia.