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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-04-04

ber, bleu benbes Raratte. iaa aabenbar,
at Snbremisfonen lite lenser tunoe be-
boloe benz. os bar ben nu 9iuet Mls.
iioner" Yaulien Mfifer.
Men omenbifipnt bet bar lpttebes os
at aabenbdre benne Rpinbes laltefulhe
Gin. faa er bet enonu lite lpttebes os at
aabenbare Galfneriet meb Brepet. Seq
bar ielu feet Breuet. Det er ifreuet
paa tpnbt sienuemitstist SiItepapir. tun
paa en- Sioe % er en- ubmertet @fters
lighting af min 6aanbitrift. @i ct paa
ct Spor nu, men ueo lite, buor lan9t nj
tan faa fpl9e bet. Det er betesnenbe
for b,sie 6olts, 9annlemaate, at ben
enc af Preiferne, Paitor 2arieu, bar
last fig efter entelte af core 8ibner,
pore itertefts gtouer. % billet lotte os
true benz til at forlanse fit ifreune %
beiesleoe Yionesbprb tilbase isien, %
faa benz til at lone lite at optreoe
&etten. Gfter at baue maattet siue
clip baabe paa Mtsfoner Yaulien %
bans 6uitru, tlpnser be fig oeito taitere
til Breuet o9 uil opbsbe al Rraft far at
utnbe Seter Der. Set 9ielber 10 osiaa
tne9et for benz.
Da Yaifor 2arien er @mbebsmano,
tuube leg lite anlesse priuat Gag meo
ensans, men maatte forelesee ben iaaz
talbte rPaatalemyneisbeo" Sasen.
Gprit etterat ben bar enten paata9et fig
at fpre Sasen eller aflaaet at fpre ga,
gen, tar Der eqentlt9 tliue @etsias.
9uis Paatalempneisbeoeu neater at fsre
offentlis Sa9, maa Der bltue anlast pri>
pat &etsias. Sasen er nu 1aatale=
apnoisbeoens 9enber til unberipselie.
Omenoitienot leg bar libt meset,
baabe paa 2eseme % Siel, bar Sub
bog 9iuet ben fornsbne Rraft til buer
Dag. IStuloe @asen BRACES ub lensere,
uil loet blise en- itor 2ibelie for mig.
Men ri er Subs 6aano. Se9 tatter
Cub. fom LOB mtn 6uifru fsIee n1eb.
l1ben benbe par bet blepet mig nobbelt
tungt. 3enbes Nerbeb, trofaite 9leie
es tierlise 0pmuntrtus er en- ffabis
2tnbrtn9.
Sc mango 0enner boabe Wiinneapo>
lts % uboper 2anbet berborte, tom bar
ttlifreuet os % forRtret os on i'm Dell
taselie, tattes biertelist.
Seq Tan lite ifripe til benz alle, men
pil altib minbes benz meb Tat til Sub.
Os iaa maa 5 lite bliue t1ette at at
beoe for os. 9erren ftal bielpe os.
Eilsni,enot Menisbeben Cubs rise Bel>
itsnelie % en- aanbelis Trust osiaa af
benne uforubieebe Ereu9iel, forbltuer
leg meo tierli9 9ilien fra mig o9. 6u.
ftru eoets rtnse til 6orben trensenbe
Brober | &riltus
M. Salt @iertfen.
Rrtlttanta, 2Ooe Tebr. 1901.
Sauuiot nj torl1aar, er pait, @iert>
fen paa 0eien biem allerebe. u9ebl.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-04-04

Boerne er frembeles paa &ri9sifien.
Der blep meboelt fra Cape Conn Man>
bag, at Gen. 8otba % Sen. De @et
bar ruttet fine Eropper iammen forat
betiempe Sen. Gren4 / Eransuaal.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-04-04
8rep fra Baft. Giertfeu.

Da ri fsr bar bapt enbeI ON ben ior>
beles ubebaselise Mffere, iom Yoit.
@iertieu Minneapolts er tommen op
I, anier nj bet rettelt osiaa at optase
fpl9enbe 8reu fra Baitoren til rToltes
blabet".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-04-04
Eil Erefetbi9bebs Meni9beb!

r0opet p9re Sub o9 Dsr
6erres eSelu &riiti Taber,
8armbiertt9bebens Tober
og al Ireltes Sub, fon1
trefer os / al psr 3r9n9iel
forat ri fa, trbIte benz, 1ont
ct aQebaanbe Gren91el,
111eb ben 3rpf, buorrneb ri
ielu bltper trpitebe at
Sub. 2 &or. 1, "a.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-19
@9@0@9@0S
POLO ASSOCIATION SECURES
THE KApIOLANI RACE TRACK

of KapIoani yesterday
a
in Kapo
field following
filling the
i said association:
indicated
and urf ing on tn
OF he par
be limited
This subject
The to "a
0 meeting Messrs
Dillingham; e who
be utilized tourna
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-19

The two games of the Winter Base
ball League which were postponed last
Saturday, will be played this afternoon
at Makiki.
The first game between the Police
and Capitols, will start at o'clock
sharp. Following are the teams:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-19

certain the dimensions of all boats to be
entered.
Each member Is allowed to invite
friends to attend Saturdays luau. but
he must notify the secretary, P. L.
Weaver, before Thursday noon. of such
intention, the number he will take. and
what arrangements are made for their
transportation. For those who cannot
be accommodated on the yachts other
means of transportation will be pro-
vided. A special invitation. was ex-
tended to- the press to attend the luau.
The, club adopted for the commodore's
pennant, blue swallow tailed flag, the
device, fouled anchor in red, within
white diamond field. For the vice
commodore a swallow tailed red flag,
device-fouled anchor in blue, within a
white diamond field.
There was discussion as to an increase
in the initiation fee from S. to 800, in
view of the possibility of a club h use,
but no change was made in the by
laws. The club voted an assessment Of
five dollars for each charter member,
in lieu of an initiation fee. The charter
was declared closed after last nights
meeting, the total membership now be-
ing sixty-eight
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-19

Upton THINKS SHAMROCK
BETTER BOAT THAN COLUMBIA

NEW YORK. October 5.-Sir Thomas
Upton is taking his defeat philosophical
Iy He took occasion today to denounce
emphatically the report that the Sham
rock had been defeated by criminality on
the part of some one in authority on
hoard the British yacht. Sir Thomas is
still of the opinion that the Shamrock
properly managed and under conditions
favorable to her, can defeat the Column
Aia.
Sir Thomas is reticent on the subject.
But it is understood that he is OF the
opinion that Captain Sycamore did net
get all out of the Shamrock that was IN
her. He had conference with Sycamore
this morning, and the colloquy was heat
ed at times, in regard to the haudlns
OF the Shamrock in yesterdays race, but
they separated on good terms. Sir
Thomas addressed the crew of the Sham
rock on the quarterback today, thank
ing them for their loyalty. His lips
tTembled. and with the greatest difficulty
he held back the tears.
Upton, by his sportsmanlike conduct.
has won the sympathy of all New York,
and the regrets would have been most
good-natured if he had lifted the cup.
Considerable feeling against the New
York Yacht Club exists over the treat
ment accorded Lawson, and before the
races hundreds of loyal Americans ex-
pressed the hope that Upton would lift
the cup.
Sir Thomas said today that no pro-
gram had been settled upon for the
Shamrock remaining here this winter
but the boat would probably go nto
winter quarters on this side, as towing
was somewhat dangerous at this time
OF year Sir Thomas will go home on the
Erin, and return on the same vessel in
the spring if the Shamrock remains on
this side.
Sir Thomas, when asked Is he would
challenge again. said: Il have no plans
yet; none that 1 can discuss. at least.
II Is altogether too early to talk Of any
plans"
Under the deed of gift beaten boat
cahhot rechallenge until a race inter-
SSees' or two years elapse. In all prob
"ity the Columbia and Shamrock II
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-19

Center, A Robinson; |. e., w. Meyer,
C. Crabbe; r. g., r. tombstone; T. t., w.
Rycroft, Sherwood Lowrey; /. t.. A. Wal
-ker; r. e., Mark Robinson (captain); !. e.r
W. NJ. Burns; q. b., ]. Taylor; r. h. b.,
L. Kaulukou; /. h. b., W. Rycroft; G. b.
c., G, Bailey; substitutes. W. Campbell,
w. Dickson.
The Oahu College team averages about
40 pounds. They will not play many
games, their only prospective opponents
at present being the Alumni. Artillery,
and weight Male lima team.
Last night the Oahu College Alumni
team had not been selected. 1t will prob
ably include Lawrence Robinson. Green
well, williamson. Hemenway and Arm
strong.
The Artillery showed up so well in
practice yesterday that they have prac-
tically decided to enter the league. Their
line Will average about 165 pounds, and
the team will include only three Of last
seasons players. Comiskey, Hawkins and
Hector.
Following is their prospective lineup;
Center, Comiskey Buckley; T. g.. Ack-
erman; l. g., Gum; r. /, Vojszallo; l. t.
Hanson; r. e., Hawkins; l. e., Buckley
Bigler; q. b.. Smith; r. h. b., Hector; l. 4
b., Bennett; f. b., Lemon; substitutes
Bigler, Pierson, Burbank, Bazemire
Diehl
The Artillery will play a practice game
with the Male Ilimas next week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-19
HO! FOR
PUULOA
YaChtsmen Plan
For a Big
Junket.

Plans for the first cruise of the Ha-
wall Yacht Club were perfected at an
enthusiastic meeting held at the Ha-
waiian Hotel last evening. The cruise
will be taken next Saturday, to be fol-
lowed by luau in the evening, and
closing with two races the next day;
in the morning around Ford's island,
and in the afternoon return race to
the light house in Honolulu. For the
latter race Commodore T. w. Hebron
has offered handsome silver cup.
About twenty-five members Of the
club attended last evenings meeting.
The first business was the ratification
Of the constitution and bylaws, post
Roned from last week. There was an
ether discussion prior to the adoption
as to the definition of the term
amateur yachtsmen, and the con-
troversy was finally disposed of by add
ing to the section relative to the ad-
mission of members the agreed upon
Interpretation of the term, as mean
ing "yachtsmen who sail boats for
pleasure and not for profit"
1t was decided to take the initial
cruise on next Saturday, and the COM
nittee appointed to arrange for the
affair Is composed of Captain Roth,
chairman: Prince David Prince Cupid.
A. R. Cunha and Harry Wilder.
AS outlined yesterday the plan is to
start Saturday afternoon at o'clock
and cruise to Puuloa. where a luau and
entertainment will be held the same
evening. The luau will not be an
elaborate affair. but there is to be
plenty TO eat and drink. with high jinks
thrown in. The next morning there is
to be a race to Ford's Island, In which
. pennants will be given to the best
syachts in each. class. 81
: Sunday afternoon there is to be race
home. for which Commodore Hebron
has offered cup. The small yachts
win be given a handicap of from twenty
to twenty-five minutes, the larger boats
expecting to make up this time IN the
beat up. The rules and details for these
races. are left to the regatta committee
One of the objects of the cruise is to
view the various sites at Puutoa for
the proposed club house. 1t was sug-
gested that committee be appointed
to solicit subscriptions for building
fund. but it was decided that this mat
ter be left until the future, when the
plans OF, the club have been more fully
matured.
The matter of handicaps In the Sun
day races is left to the measurer, o
Sorenson, who will in the meantime as
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-19

face when 1t went off, as It surely
would
Don't point loaded gun at any hu-
man being, except the "Is-it-hot-
enough for-you" man. In this case.
point it and pull.
Don't carry gun into the woods or
mountains during the closed season. 1t
is q useless encumbrance. A camera
is far preferable.
Don't gaze down the barrel of a gun.
II might be a hard matter for the cOro-
ner 20 identify your remains by moth
ing but the trunk.
Don't tackle a grizzly with 22-ritie.
Throw door knobs at him and throw
them good and hard, unless you are
ready to be turned into Hamburg
steak
Don't try to climb a fence with your
gun cooked. Remember, 1t would be
no fun for the other fellow TO have
to pack a dead or wounded man TWEEN
~ miles to a doctor or undertaken
Los Angeles Times.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-19

WILL POLISH UP THE GRIDIRON.

Punahou will be the scene of two IN
tercoIlegiate football games TINS after
noon. At > o'clock the Oahu College
team plays against Oahu College alumni
and at O'Clock the Honolulu Athletic
Club team makes its bow on the grtdiron
in an encounter with the sturdy Hack
field aggregation.
The lineup for the latter game will be:
Hackfeld. HA c.
Motley ....,.......... c. ............... Ellis
Repear ....,... T. g. l. ........ :. Lane
Stopp .-........ l. g. T. ........ I. Cockett
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-19
A FEW "DON'TS"
FOR SPORTSMEN
Don't be a game hog.
Don't be a trout butcher

Don't carry loaded gun In your
wagon unless you have murder in your
heart
Don't kill game unless you can use 1t.
It is scarce enough. the Lord knows.
Don't leave a loaded gun around the
house. unless you want to reduce the
size of your family.
Don't shoot at moving objects in
the brush" You are not the only fool
hunter abroad in the land
Don't shoot an animal and leave it to
run off wounded and die Pick out the
vulnerable spot and shoot to kill
Don't try to hammer a shell in your
gun If It sticks, 1t might spoil your
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-19

will be pitted against each other Iii a
series of races next year. 1t IS said
that Sycamore and the majority of the
crew will remain with her on this side.
Sir Thomas is willing, for the good of
the sport" as he puts it, to race again
this fall before the boats go out Of COM
mission. He will gladly exchange crews
to see what the Yankees can do with the
Shamrock, and the English crew with
the Columbia.
There will be, however, no such race
Monday next, as both the yachts are
being stripped and could not be put in
trim again for weeks. Secretary Oddie
of the New York Yacht Club said that
such race might create bad feeling
especially If the Shamrock should win
Commodore Kane said the idea was pre-
posterous.
DR.. F. Reid Mackay of the Erin said
there was every reason to believe that
the Shamrock will be held up in New
York this winter, and that in the spring
or next summer she will be raced against
the Columbia, Constitution or any other
ninety-footer For" said he. Eve be-
l!eye that she is actually faster boat
than the Columbia and can beat her If
she is raced again under different condi-
tons"
The following letter, which explains IT
self, was sent today:
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB, october
S, 1so1.-Dear Sir: We have to inform
you that the Columbia has won three out
of five races from the Shamrock II in
the match of 1901 with the Royal Ulster
Yacht Club. The Americas cup, there
fore, remains with the New York Yacht
Club.
IS. NICHOLAS KANE.
''EEWBURY LAWTON.
CHESTER GRISWOLD.
Regatta Committee.
ITO Commodore L. c. Ledyard. N. Y.
y C., chairman of COMMITTEES on cnal-
lenge."
The Shamrock II. In tow of the tug
James Lawrence. left her moortng buoy
in Sandy Hook bay at 1115 o'clock this
morning bound for the Erie basin, where
she arrived at noon. The tug Ten went
back for the tender Porto Rico and
took her TO the same place.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-19

Don't pull a gun out of wagon
end foremost, whether it is
loaded or not. Your life insurance
company won't thank your bereaved
family bit for it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-19

Don't tell every hunter you meet that
you have the best gun made. It's not
the gun alone, but the man behind
the gun, that does the business.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-19
DIAMOND
DO|NGS
German and Leslie
Can't Play
Today.

The two games of the Winter Base
ball League which were postponed last
Saturday, will be played this afternoon
at Makiki
The first game. between the Police
and Capitols, will start at / o'clock
sharp. Following are the teams:
Police, Capitols.
Joy .................... Kekuewa
Duncan Lemon
First Base.
c. f. Chillingworth ......,.... Mana
Second Base.
z. Richardson .............. Vannatta
Third Base.
q. Akau Observation-Disclosures. Williams
Shortstop.
II. Mossman ..................... Yates
Right Field.
F. Kanae ..............S. Chilllngworth
Center Field.
A. Mossman OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. AyIett
Left Field.
]. Ross ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A. Lewis
substitutes-Cap itols, Koran, s. Ma
helona, Kaanoi, AHA.
Leslie will not catch fer the Police
on account of the death of his grand
mother, and Joy will probably take his
place.
Al Moore was released from the Cap
itol team at meeting of the Winter
League last night. vannatta, new
man, takes his place on the list.
The game between the Custom
House and f. o. Hall & Son follows
the PoIice-Capitol game, and Is sched-
uled to commence at p. m. The play
ers will be as follows:
Catcher.
Elston ........-,......;...... Cuhhs
Clark :......'..'... hi~a
First Base.
Seanlon Observation-Disclosures. Id rams
Second Base.
NOVEL; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. L. Prlce
Third Base.
.......I..........-.,. II. kaa4
Shortstop.
Wilder .............--....... 1sishmah
Right Field.
e Tucker -. ......s....... ..-.-. WiHAokt
= Center Field.
Bowers s,4.s............t....l.. -..-. AoH
Left Field,
Gay ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Hansman
On account of the Illness of German.
Elston will catch for the Custom
House. Last night the third baseman
had not been decided upon.
Bert Bowers was reported to be SICK
yesterday evening. and may be unable
to play for the Custom House.
At the meeting of the Winter League
last night, w. Wilson, Ed Stratemeyer
and Moses Kauai were released from
the Custom House team.
Todays games are the first OF the
second division of the Winter League
series. According to the regular sched-
ule, there still remain twelve games
TO be played. In view Of the approach
of the football season, and the fact
that several league baseballers Will be
wanted on the football teams, 1t Is
probable that the last series of six
games arranged for will be abandon
ed. If this is done, only six more
I games will be played, and the last
will be decided in time for the football
league to start operations on Novem-
Der 9Th, as arranged for.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-17
HANDSOME BLACK CHIFFON SUMMER BOA.

selves. destroying even their perfect
/ health.
Physically they are usually OF good
| height. frequently with full faces and
inclined to stoutness from enjoyment Of
good eating In truth, they especially
enjoy good things Of all kinds and get
them or die trying. II is rare indeed to
meet a really poverty stricken Virgo
/ subject.
Eleanor Kirk says Of Virgo persons,
They are the individuals who feel cali
cd on 10 tell dlsagreeable truths to peo-
pie Tor their good. Don't do it, Vir-
go. Look az your own faults and be ST.
. lent. Virgo persons have a deep,
steady. powerful nature that can ac-
complsh anything Il sets about. Many
Of the earths most famous ones have
been Virgoans. They are extremely
fortunate who are born under the yir-
gin sign II they understand themselves
and do not let the animal nature run
away with them. Moreover, they look
young tin late in life
Virgo subjects are generally very
I fond Of friends born under the air signs
Of Libra and Saglttarius and will be
happicst when married 10 these sub
jects or 10 those born under their own
sign. Libra IL the sign Immediately
following Virgo, and individuals born
from Sept. % 10 % are said TO be "on
the cusp.' or turning point between
Virgo ana Libra Such have more
lIghtness. airiness and enthusiasm than
the solid Virgo subjects.
CLARA BRANSCOMBE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-17
BY TABITHA sOURGRAPES.

house as he told what his angel Dora
bella had made Of him, closing with
this sublime flight: Me noble wifel
To love such a woman and be loved
by her would change a mans whole
nature no matter how low he had
sunk"
That was what the novelist said he
said.
lvie unused long. What bliss TO be
loved like that! Even after he had
been married two years Bunko Bob
spoke Of Dorabella as me noble
wife" In all her experience OF hui
mainly Iyie had never heard a hus-
band address his other half in those
words. In the select circle in which
she moved 1t was generally odd wo-
man"
I'VE resolved to find a bad man and
marry him TO reform him. She would
play in her mind that she was lovely
and accomplished and that lovers
were signing for her In heaps.
First find your man. The wickedest
man she knew, the meanest and most
IN favored. was Cross Eyed Jim. the
terror Of the henroosts. Him would
she seek, him would she make a man
Of, finishing him of on model lines.
Cross Eyed Jim. the terror Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-17
W
GOWN OF EMBROIDERED NET FOR STATUESQUE FIGURE.

Lake Placid and dining at the Ruls-
seaumont. They have Swiss chalet eff
feet in the dining room, and the walt
resses wear the peasant black velvet
bodice and white cotton blouse. II
really makes things taste better. Then
there is the drive home by moonlight.
with the horn footing joyously all the
way. All, coaching is a great sport.
particularly If you sit on the box seat,
which you may be sure always man
age to do.
From my corner Of the piazza | can
hear the plinkety PUNK Of Howard
Dents guitar as he sings that ancient
ditty, You'll Get All That's A-coming
to You" Towards version does not
follow the original, but It contains the
names Of all his enemies and is well
worth listening to. The girl in the red
coat is looking up into his eyes. see
Niles Robinson approaching with his
bag of golf sticks. Wen, | must go and
play a game.
Saranac Lake, n. Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-17
ASTROLOGY.
Pc oPle Born Up
der Virgo.

80 HOSE born between Aug. %
and Sept % belong under
Virgo, the virgin, an earth
sign. Persons governed by
this constellation are said by
astrologers 10 have naturally the hest
physical constitutions and the strongest
inteliects Of any Of the whole Y human
types ruled by the zodiac.
The sign Of Virgo is centered in the
bowels and her people have great as
piration after the good things Of the
material world, While they should
have perfect health, they are rather
strangely given to fancylng themselves
VI and are apt to doctor themselves
overmuch. Their true health viii be
found in not tinkering with their phys
ical systems but In living outdoors
with nature all that is possible to them.
not thinking or talking Of their all
ments
Virgo subjects are accurate mechan-
ically and have perceptiyes that take
In all at a glance. Being so capable
themselves Intellectually, also able to
achieve material success easily they
are apt 70 think very well Of them
selves and to look in contempt on those
less well endowed in the race for ex-
istence This disposition occasionally
develops into a sneerng habit, which
makes them a terror to those around
them and at length is deadly to them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-17


has weak spot I'm one lung
IN prevents him from carrying
n, share OF his fathers BUSH
!, "a he spends his time hunting,
.,,sg and yes, flirting for ! won't
-, ont his chief accomplishment,
- he only goes down to New York
month or so In the dead OF
.,,.r 10 take in the latest ragtime
,,r and the most popular cocktails
= word. the newest masculine fads
"A taneles As a result he cuts q tre-
,rious figure in Saranac both with
a, men, on account of his uncanny
,.r,rnes at golf and billiards, and
~ the women by reason OF his UNI
ualleled skill in jollylng. Many a wo-
=, after a two weeks campaign on
psTri's part blushingly admits to
|l,g,f that she would joyfully take
Nm weak spot in the lung. money and
| ID and when Howard himself reaches
Al diagnosis Of her feelings he inva-
ably does one thing:
mere is cump OF trees not far from
A, hotel and beneath this there is a
vslc bench known as the fatal seat.
la the evening Of the last day Howard
rpestiully leads his victim toward
as bench, and there they stay for a
r,utr Of two hours, while the moon
t@s and casts strange and romantic
e,aoEs about Towards burly figure
ID the slender silhouette of the girl
BIT We, the initiated, smile TO our
vYss for we know as surely as If we
,ss told that II is the girls last even
Z, and that on the morrow Howard