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The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

Sl--lleFs -1e--lsctseS break Gown ARD ~8Sle
sway cell ev cell
Sla11sr rou5iss mos, Always rsz1h trora
: arrangement e tk- lG5ncys ana a cure IS
oo.sined QUICKEST by = propev treatment cf
the Ncnsys. Z ycu are feeling bs1iy yca
czn MAKE 70 mistake by taking D. kilnsT s
SwaE1D-Soot. ths great il1nsg. LIVER ard
b,ad1sy rsFc1y.
Itcov7-ts iazs.iiey 70 hsld urirs ard sad
ing PAIN in passing *, ard overcomss that
unpleasant necessity cf being compelled 70
e often during the cay, ard 10 g-t up raany
uuss during the night. Ire mid and lhs
sxuaordin2Ty effect of SvsmQ-Root IS soon
rcai-ed- Tx stands ;h> hFhes, fer is won-
6erful cures q the NEST distressing csses-
Saarac-Rc1t IS peasant ic take ard soli
b ali druggists ia fl.y-csas ard cne-Saiizf
sire1 bottles. You nav e
have q sample bottle 81 sry-Sgsss.--,,a p. -. -
this wc16c-i3i new dis e,s rS
covery ana bcoS that -
tells al ahol ;. both H7na 81 suaaaa.gaot
sent free BY mail. Acar-a Or. Klliner & c..
5iuEnzufol. ~. =. Wa-1 WHITING weEuca
-eadinC this generous eiler in this paper.
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THE WEATHER.

Wichita, Kan. June IS. 1e11.
During the past . hours, ending at ,.
M. the temperature has beez from 81
20 Is, as compared with ss and q on Mon
day with a heavy thunderstorm in the
forenoon. with IS inch OF raln. followed
by partly cloudy weather. gentle east 10
southeast wind
Since June 1st the rainfall has been
2-s7 inches. which is 81 inch less than the
normal. The temperature for the same
tine has been en- an average degrees
daily warmer than the normal
The past ten days are usually the ver-
raluiest OF the whole year ard during
that time the rainfall has been as inches.
FRED L JOHNSON, Observer.
Washington. June IS--Forecast: Tor
Oklahoma and Indian Observation-Disclosures
and probably thun6srstor-is Wednesday
and Thursday: southerly winds
Eansas-Locsl rains Wednesday an6
Thursday; easterly winds
Newark. O.. June IS-A section Of the
roof OF the Baltimore and OEso round
house here oaved IN last nlkht. kilIax
Ernest Jackson. aged q and in5urinx
Lewis Thomas. Ora FRYE aud ?. ".
Myers One man was dug from under
aa engine bat was uai15ured.
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s.. ouls.

St. Louis. June B.-(Close. Wheat
Lower: No red cash, elevator. 6Sisc;
track. 7eFFIc; July. 6ssc. September, SIS
Tssl.c: No. hard. 6S1a 56s-ec
Corr-Ffrm: No. , cash. Lc, track. &c;
July. 451sc; Septenbe-, s5c-
Oats-Eig CHER. No. cash. sc; track.
IS. csc; July. nc; September. 1s7zc; No.
white 81 E5l-c
Rye-Dull: SC
Pouitry-Dull- chickens, C; springs 10
&c turkeys &C; ducks. c. springs 50
loc: geese. zc, springs. SC
Butter-Firmer; creamery, ifs9lsc;
dsl-y, 1zEl+o-
Eggs-steady; 18s1e, repacked and cases
frrluSe1
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3 no SELLING cr FooIs BrrTfssg /.
3 OR GasfELlss0 cT THESE PREM 8
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Batteries, Phiuippt and O'Connori :
ply and Nichols.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-19

New York. June S.-Butter-Escesc.
L slT packages zs-zet erueT. creamery
ls<1si-c. factor - 14'sc-
k-z drTaer. fancy large eolo-ed sc- fancy
large waite. -. fancy snail colored. Sc
fancy snail vhite 80
Erx-Recei us. is.-o1 packages. market
n-n. vsstcrn u1Ersded IIiz-e. west
err czndlea. 1.clsazc
SuEs--Rar. sSesdy. far reSrl1x sz.c.
centrtfuEai = sssr- f-.cs mo-asses Ear.
sssc; refined. quiet. crushed. ss1z. pow
1sre6. S e, E-zu.zte1. sZ
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Kansas City.

Kansas City. June E--tCiCss}-yTheat-
July. sac: September sc cash No. 2
hard. sSss Es6c. No. s. sc; No. red. Sc
Cern-Juiy. Aa<e, Septeuber. s1nc- cash.
No. mixed SC, No. White, 4s4-sc
Osts-So. zhite. 80 32s.c-
Rys-No. : &c
Hay-Chcice timothy, x1l-soG12; choice
presrte. SO xiii
Burte--Crezmerv. 1F56l1c; fancy dairy
LS<zac.
ESg@Fresh. g
Receipts of wheat - cars
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicsoa

Chicago. June 1s.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-19
Kansas City.

Kansas city, No. june lS.-Cattie-Re-
ceipls. II lg9. including 100 Texans
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sl1e@ 1-tlleS- cu nay
have q sample boi..e oi
this wc11e-i % n-R dis
ccvery ans q oooS that
IL c-l ah---l l. -.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16
CARBON MoN-oxIDr.
Kts Insidious and Fatal Enssts Graph
iealiy illustrated.

Kts Insidioua and Fatal Ensets Graph
iealiy illustrated.
The recent death Of one laundress
and narrow escape OF another through
the breathing OF the escaping gases
from a laundry stove ia which there
was a coke fire, both Of them overcome
while awake and working and in a
large room full Of doors and windows.
recalls the graphic account given BY
DR.. A. 2. Miller OF the wholesale
poisoning which occurred by this
same gas. carbon mon-oxide. at the
SnaefeI mining disaster. A rescuing
party was overtaken BY the gas and
one OF their number kept writing a
description Of his sensations as long
as his pencil would trace the words.
He wrote:
We all sat without moving or try
Ing to escape; the foot Of The ladder
was close by yet none Of US made any
effort to go to II and ascend even a
single rung. We none Of US tried TO
walk a dozen steps, which would have
led us to the other side Of the SHAFT
partition. where we al knew there was
current Of better air."
The poisonous gases IN these cases
we're carbon mon and dioxide. chiefly
the former. both OF which are pres
ent In ordinary Illuminating gas, says
the New York Times The carbon
mon-oxide. which is present in the So
called water gas (Which has largely
replaced the old-fashioned coal gas in
the large cities) 10 the extent Of 20 or
80 per cent. Its insidious and para
lying nature may be seen from the
way IN which the rescuing party sim
ply sat down and waited for death,
when a few steps would have saved
them. and in the fact that two able
bodied, healthy women were overcome
while wide awake and not six feet from
several doors and windows The dan
gerous stealthiness OF this gas seems to
be due to It's gradual combination
with the haemoglobin Of the blood
(which Is the agent carrying oxygen
TO the tissues and removing the waste
carbon dioxidel, into a very stable
compound,so stable,in fact that It pre-
vents the usual absorption OF oxygen
In the lungs and thus really brings
about an asphyxiation Of the tissues.
It is the poisonous gas given of from
burning charcoal, which is sometimes
used for suicidal purposes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16

her stepmother. However. she loved
her father and sought 70 make his new
wife welcome by giving a little card
party in her honor She brought ont
her finest napery and china and spent
much cash and originality On fayors
and ct ceteras Everything possible
was done 70 please her fathers bride
and Hattie's good intentions were
heartily seconded BY her husband
Just az this point is where "awntle'
wheels her batteries into action. she
came down to Johns breakfast table
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16

accessory" said the circular. should
be on every dressing table"
Henrietta thought that advice good
and put hers there. where It stayed un-
disturbed. She came home the other
afternoon and found her younger
brother using It 10 "squeegee" photo
graphic prints into his camera book
This IS q funny sort o. photo roll
er." he remarked. but I've lost mine
and ] guess can make yours do
Henrietta says she is rejoiced TO find
out what the complexion roller Is real
~ good for Chicago News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16

when / started out ii the first place"
"H'mi" said her hostess. tartly.
you were on the road 70 Kankakee,
SO far as / can make outl"
Henrietta recently bought a massage
roller to use on her face She hasn't
any wrinkles. but she Is afraid she
may have. and decided to begin the
fight for beauty in time. The roller
had little rubber wheels and reminded
her Of an old-fashioned luting iron.
but the accompanying instructions said
If It we're used with firm and gentle
pressure 1t would restore the bloom
Of youth 10 a mummy, 90 she knew it
must be all right The first time she
used II she left furrows a quarter Of
an inch deep ia her cheeks and people
inquired where she was when the
wagon rolled over her face. She
thought one eye was gone the next
time she esaayed TO handle the ma
chine. for It slipped and did q little
cxcayating act. She bruised her nose
after that and then she read the In
structiona again. This dainty toilet
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16

AHNaaaNNNsN1aFsHl|rNl
when Mme. Emma Eames. the Ia
nous opera singer. was making a vest
ern tour recently abe consented TO sing
az a church festival IN aid Of the ca
ihodral OF a certain prominent city.
The church authorities decided to
charge an admission Zee 70 the cathe-
dral 70 al Who wished 10 hear the
great singer. Most people paid willing
~. but one person demanded admis-
sion on the ground that ne should not
BE- cnareed for going into q public
place Of worship. DO you mean 70
tell me. he argued with the docrkeep-
er. that I shall require q ticket 70 en-
ter the kingdom Of heavenzr
We'll. no. explained the ticket sell
sr suavely. "but then you won't hear
Nine. Eames in heaven" Then when
the onormity Of his remark daWned
upon him the ticket seller turned and
nof.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16
A DOCS FIDELITY

A pathetic story illustrative o. the
faithfulness which seems to be pre-
dominant trait Of the canine race Is
related N the London Express. At
the southampton docks. Il says. there
waits and has waited for nearly
year. q terrier dog; out on the veldt
under a rough-hevn cross. lies the
body Of his master. who has zone to
ansWer bis last roll call" But the
dog still waits. and meets every In
coming transport with an eagerness
pathetic in lie intensity. It mlneles
With the landing troops. yearninriy
searching lor It's dead master. and when
It's quest results IN the usual failure
4 disappears as mysteriously as it
came
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16

arst is more or less bohemian, the
second tries 70 be. and the third Is
frankly and grossly material. with no
object In life except the diverting one
OF Increasing the population OF the city
to the number indicated By the name
Of the society. And yet there are peo-
pie who think that clubs are not use
ful. There was another numerical
club also. q Thirteen Club. which was
built to defy the ancient superstition.
It's members were only admitted IN
patches Of thirteen. warranted not to
XIII. IN Chicago also there was once
club called the Midway. designed
purely for social diversion. But the
most whimsical of All clubs. the most
desperately foolish. the most bsguillng
and impossible. was the Whitechapei
Club. which once made Chicago iis
footstool. It was organized in rather
a haphaEard way BY a gay band or
young reporters, Who diued together
nov and then n an obscure chophouse.
where they had 2 way Of taking fore
ible possession. Their dinners grew
more and more frugal as the week pro-
grensed. bat they made ~ Tor Il with
great splendor on pay day
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16

Loren P. Merrill Of Paris tells the
story Of the particular old woman. ana
he makes her q resident of Livermore
she was not cnly cid. but she was
Of the worrying. fretting species Of
antiquity. she had fretted away her
friends and relatives. until she was at
length living alone 10 a sman house IN
the outskirts Of the town. Just as she
was retiring one bitter cold night. she
discovered that but one unlighted
match remained In the house. she lay
awake until almost daylight. worrying
and disturbing herself with wondering
n the match vas good At last she got
up and hunted up the match and struck
is 20 see Il Il would light her kindlinrs
IN the mornine.-Leviston l1e.l Jour
nal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16

walked on miles. Finally we came 10
huge mountain OF what looked for
all the world like a meringue. II was
not smooth. but al bulEes and holes
and little peaks and looked 80 fragile
lhat knew n We stepped on It We
would break Through. But Tom said
Il was ali right. 80 we began 70 climb
IL. We were stilI looking for tho boat
al thia time Tom insisted We should
fnd Il on top the meringue and Il
seemed quite likely 70 me. 50 clam
bered up with good grace. But when
We got to the very top Tom broke
through. As he disappeared shrieked.
What on earth are you d0ing?' indig-
nantly. and be answered--he was fall
ing very slowly-'ils shorter going
ihls way. Besides. my last bowling
score was only 1871
THAT seemed TO satisfy me. 40
eat down on the nattesl peak OF the
meringuo and began 70 polish up
kitchen knives. And Just ~ the mer.
tngue suddenly melted away I woke
up. wish ! knew where ! was going
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16


All women are not degraded IN Chi
ma. Witness the Dowager Empress.
who rose. BY the force Of her own win.
from the position Of a slave to that
Of ruler over the most populous ma
tion on the globe. Notwithstanding
the prejudice against the sex among
the Mongols women occasionally break
through the barriers and achieve dis
tinction.
In Shanghai. the metropolis OF the
most coveted section OF that vast en-
pire. Is a temple erected IN honor Of
Huang. a woman deiiied for her great
service TO her people. and Chinese men
do not disdain to worship before her
image.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16

invitation between
her thumb and
forednger as II It
were germ-ridden
The new wife. hay-
ing just received
her own, MADE
some happy COM
ment to which John
agreed. Then the
stor m b T o X e.
"A wntie" sa ID
Johns self-respect
ought to prevent
his acceptance Of
any invitation from
his ebelIfo us
daughter. to say
nothing Of the def
erence due his wife.
John only smiled
ana guessed he'd
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16

Lucy Mouroe. IN Lippincott's. Chi
cago Is responsible also for the Forty
Club. the One Hundred and One Club.
and the Two Million Club. though why
iheso particular figures should havs q
laacnaii0n ia not quite clear. The
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16

When "awntie" regalned her breath
she asked "Why2'
Because We may need some OF It to-
morrow night said John.
You see" he said, wife and
trailed your invitations for tonight
with others which set the date Just one
evening later. We Will entertain our
friends tomorrow night"
Whereupon "awntie" flounced out or
the room and took train s for home
the next morning Hattie and humil-
ity are still as two ships that have
passed In the night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16

A coyote ran amuck through TIE
streets Of Deming. Tex. the other day
and BIT dogs coming and going. Per-
sous who saw him I'd that be was
frothing at the mouth and his eyes
shone Ike balls Of Ere. Il is supposed
that the coyote had hydrophobla lie
azaanal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16

= EuAuN OF EAlia.
Il thought I vas
about TO take a
steamer somewhere
across the lake and
that Tom silsbee
was going along.
The boat didn't
come and finally
Tom said oh.
pshaw. let's walk
out and meet iti
/ said. All right,
Just As though be
had asked me 70
dance the next two
step with him. and
we started. The
lake seemed not
exactly frozen. but
kind Of rough and
snowy and we
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16
/ HOY Hat,Is was no, HumbIed /

AeS@Ne-~~-~@e-~~.~~- ~-~~r-~-o~~-~-~-~-~~e>--s
Awntie" was q peach. She was the
sc-s Of person 70 make some poor mod
ern Caudle lie awake nights for fear
he'd dream about her. She was tall
blg-boned. with jaws like a steel trap
and a manner to match which forty
nine years OF existence has not soft
ened. "Awntie" never approved Of her
brother Johns marriage. She never
approved OF his children, nor Of the
marriages Of his children. 50 when
Hattie. the niece. with the swapping
black eyes and the ready tongue that
was always primed for "awntie." made
bold 70 marry well and to live hap
ply with her good looking husband
'awntie" decided that the last straw
Of impertinence had been laid upon her
devoted back By Johns ungrateful
tribe" and she determined straight
way to humble the black-eyed Hattie
II Il took her a lifetime 70 do it.
II IS several years since "awntle"
vowed 10 humble her niece. In fact,
Hattie had forgotten all about Il un-
n her fathers second marriage a short
time ago revived the recollection. Uf
this marriage "awntie" quite approved
and came on 10 Chicago to visit John
and his new wife and TO tell them
Just how pleased she was. On the
other hand Hattie. loyal to traditions,
evinced only a courteous interest Ia
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16

home 70 dinner tonight. Get
chicken. Henry"
She bought the chicken. but her tears
besprinkled the clammy foul as she
pr pared it for the oven. Six weeks
married and he could write a horrid
note Ike that He ordered her 70 do
things. did he2
When their dinner guest departed
the storm burst. Tha unfortunate Mr..
Wood explained that when he dashed
Of bis message 10 her he had about
sixteen seconds to do II IN. three men
were waiting impatiently 70 see him
and stocks were at the moment going
down. All OF which to Mrs. Wood
had about - much bearing on the
case as though he had tried 10 excuse
bis abruptness BY stating that there
had been a volcanic eruption IN Mars.
Her feelings we're decidedly hurt He
could not care for her else he would
have been kinder.
Il was next week when Mr. Wood
discovered he had carried downtown
the key TO the basement and he re-
mombered a load Of coal was coming
that afternoon. He put the key Ia
an envelope and with It this epistle:
MY Own Darling Little Wine:
Here's that blamed key forgot Wj.n
love and q million kisses. your ador-
ing husband. Harry
She wouldn't speak 70 him wheA be
came home that night. He says Come
women are awfnlly hard 10 suit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16

The queen or Sweden Is much inter-
ested in the work of ne Salvation
Army. Her son. Prince Bernadolfe.
has given up court lIfs and bic sne-
cesion 10 thc thro1c to work fcr hu-
manifg and religion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16
cARNEoiE.s WEALTH.
j. o. Rocksfsnsr the Only Man Richer
Than Carnegie.

,. d. Rockefeller the Only NAB Richer
Than Carnegie.
Carnegie has not been so generous
during 1900 as he was during 1893.
During 1899 Mr.. Carnegie gave away
about 5000 600 His gifts for the year
1900 viii foot up only little over fS.-
100000. Carnegie said two years ago
that to die rich is to die dlsgraced.
The steel magnate's fortune is esti-
mated at s200. .00O, 900. BY the CONSOLE
dation with the Frick interests he Is
said to have cleared upwa.d Of $685..
100000 His income in 1900 has been
many millions more than in 1893. yet
his benefactions show an increase OF
5000 O00 Carnegie's total benefac-
tions in the last thirty years are est-
mated at 81 600, 900. In the year 1899
Carnegie gave 70 libraries. educational
and charitable institutions about S5.-
0O0. .000 He also increased the wages
OF his men twice, but that is q matter
OF business which he keeps entirely
separate from his private accounts.
The increases IN wages meant $1,000.
600 less income for himself The chief
aim OF Carnegie's philanthroplcal work
has been 10 educate the masses. His
money has gone to found public u
braries, public baths, colleges and in
the encouragement Of music and fine
arts. Early this year Carnegie gave
out his own estimate Of his wealth.
His own valuation Of his interests In
the Carnegie Steel company was Sl46,-
25O, 900. His other investments he
conservatively estimated At $50 .000. 900.
making a total. according to his own
estimate Of sl66. $50 000 At the same
time that Carnegie gave ont his own
estimate Of his fortune, Frick declared
Carnegie's income to be s26,S67 800
from the steel company alone This
was just before the great consolida-
ton, when Frick and Carnegie were
bitter enemies. Frick then declared
that the total profits Of the company
for the fiscal year would amount to
$40. 900. .000 There was but one man Ii
America whose income Is estimated as
larger than Carnegie's This man Il
J. D. Rockefeller, whose income is es-
timated at $4,000 900 for the year 1900
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16

80. he liked cards. ne said, ana he'd
Just ike to see II Hattie had grown
rusty At baccarat.
"Awntie" knew John to be a man or
large decision and few words. so she
set about mining the channel In Sc
cret. She got up a counter attraction
IN the shape OF a card party at Johns
house for the same night and sent out
Invitations THAT. she mused. will
spike Hattie's guns Then she told
John and his new wife to make no en-
gagements for that evening. as they
were needed At home-and she went
into details John listened. but made
no comment
The eventful night arrived and John
and his wife dressed with especial
care 50. too, did "awntie" BY ana
BY a cab stopped at the door and
"awntie' hurried into the drawing
room to greet the expected guests Aft
er a brief delay she heard John call
out to the maid. Tell him 10 wait.
Then John came down with his wife
and her wraps and gol into the cab
and went away to Hatties and had
the time Of his life blessing heaven that
he had a daughter who was a bit dsf-
ferent from his sister.
"Awntie" waited In chagrln the en-
tire evening. but no guests came. which
was strange. she thought At midnight
her spifefulness got the better Of her
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16

Marble is said to exist in twsny-four
Of cur states
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16

Moonahiner'a Knowledge o. Law.
After having supplied a moonshinei
In a South Carolina jail with a months
supply Of smoking tobacco" said O.
government surveyor the other day
Il presumed upon the deed to ask:
Didn't you know II was against the
law to manufacture moonshine whia-
kyT 4 heard that was a law once, he
replied. What do you mean BY
"once"f why. Juba French told me
thar was sich Law. but when I asked
Jim Truman about 81. be says that
Juba is aich q liar that nobody kin be-
lieve him under oath. and SO I reckon
ed I was safe 70 81 ahead. shoe. but
I wonder how Juha come 20 tell the
truth FUR that one timei'"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16

n had the queerest dream the other
night" said the girl who was making
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16
SOME VAGARIES OF TIE DAY

one morning holding HattIe's DAINTY
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-16
oLInPsEs OF CITY LIFE
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood have been mar
ried only few weeks and consequent

ly Mrs. Wood was
decidedly rumed At
the note the mes
senger boy brought
her about 2 o'clock
IN the afternoon.
Il was from her
husband and Il ran.
Caroline: A ~
t~inFinp Mr. pOvce
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80. He liked cards. he said, and he'd
Just ike to see II Hattie had grown
rusty at baccarat