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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-27

a GOOD RELIABLE WOMAN N 1890
10 WORK M restaurant Appiy IN ,u,,'
Edwin Hsirwood. Depot sqtiarc. fiari,rpr
- iuiy1tdlpy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-27
FOR SALE.

TWO VERY DESIRABLE FARMS
10 be sold AT once, four miles east Of
Augusta. H. lnCraham. with Sher
burne and Daley. julyasdim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-27

Z ID Daily. Sundays included.
Through tickets 10 California and al!
points South and West may be had of 4
H. Walker. ticket agent Augusta. the
only Office in Augusta selling via all
routes and checking baggage free of eX-
pcnse.
V. Pres & Gen. Magr. q. T. d L. A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-27

All of Tolstois manuscripts. when
finished. are rewritten by his wife or
his daughters. This fresh copy is soon
scored with corrections. sentences cut
out and new ones substituted. inter-
nneations seem TO form as much mat
ter as the original draft. the corroc-
tons hang over the margins and are
often connected by long lines with the
phrases they amend. Ink of a different
color adds To the seeming chaos. Final
ly a third copy is made. which is then
tried on few faithful friends.
TECu. when it returns from the printer.
Tolstoi begins tn revise his proofs as
t. it were original copy After he
wrote The Powers of Darkness he
read it To his tenants. and the poor
peasants laughed uproariouSly-but
unfortunately at the most pathetic
p;. ges.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-27

CARRIAG ES-At once. TO close an az
count. one Concord Wa -on just painted.
one secondhand open wagon. 0Hf top
buggy a good one one two-Seated Surry
one JiSG"r wagon. every one bargain.
Call ana see them at Rines' Carriage
shop. Sewall St. Augusta. iIly-ydlw'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-27

SHOATS AND PIGS. Apply 10 F.M
Hayes & Son, 52i Water street. augusta.
iJlX-g1 d1rs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-27

ONE FTLI-BLOOD JERSEY COW,
-. years old. Registered with a heifer
calf seven weeks old. registered. Inquire
Nc II. :. Colder. Belgrade Lakes. Ne
juiy-f1as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-27

ROLL TOP DESk-WTI give IN a..
change Waitham watch. - :ilie.l az.
nearly new. Il. a. Strout. scott siree,'
Augusta. jyIv9, dt,s''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-27

Words are the medium Tor display
ing thought. not the thing to be dis
played" These particular words have
lot only a clear but Il very familiar
sound: one might even call them tritc.
Yet in the essay on The Hunt for the
Word" which an anonymous author
contributes To Macmillan's Magazine.
they come upon Us with sense of
rarity and freshness. How seldom do
we find in current literature any evi-
dcnce that the thought they express
has any influence whatever, The
esSayist himself. with justice tempered
by geniality. neatly gathers in the
scaipS of 4 few Of the more ConSpicu-
Gus offenders against the law of lucid
ity which should govern the produc-
ton Of English prose. He catches Mr..
Marriott saying in The Column IA
novel characterized by eccentricities Of
diction to which we have before this
alluded-thinss like this: ITO her eX-
cited imagination the whispering
laureis Were inimical and the column
uprcared thu. stern monitor of an ideal
slipping from her grasp. That" says
the eSSayiSt. I'VE desire to state
brutality. is not English. however one
may take it," There are hundreds of
similar absurdties in The Column"
There ar. as many in the writings Of
Mr.. bernard tapeS, whose amazing
styl" is also good humorediy taken to
pieces in Macmilan'S. Affectation ana
obscuiity. in fact. may be found any
where. and the pity of ii is that the
man who run after these new inVen-
,inDS or.. man of real talent = In that
fact there lies the promise of better
things. In their childhood they prob
bly, got over the Group and the mumpS
without much difficulty. Perhaps
they will get over their literary
mea sizes in the same Way.-NeW York
Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-27

FfRST-CLASS SHGNGLE SAWyE5
for right hand machine. Apply 10 NJ
Gardiner Lumber 70, So. Gardner Al.
iuIv,t div
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-27

Besant was a generous critic of other
Eovelsts' work. and an acute one. too.
One of the subjects of his admiration
was Charles Reades brilliant book.
THE CloiSter and the Hearth" He
justly regarded it as one of the grea:
English novels and one that should be
read by all people. This book has had
continuous sale since it was first
printed in 1853. though, unlike much
trash of today. it had no BOOM Its
sale has considerably exceeded mil
lion copies. A new English edition. by
the way. has just been annopnctd. 1t
is to be sumptuously illustrated. w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-27

WANTED-At 81. MARKS Inmc
strong girl Or woman FOR secund WITH
iulE ,i,r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-27

\ GOOD COOK AT CAPITOL. lsJ.ayf.
imm"diA tely. Apply at Capitol ts1. u
iIousc. Capitol Island, No jult~,t,,fs"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-27

A new historical romance. Posi-
lively the great American novel Writ
ten by Araminta Jeanette Feather
stone with orc hand tied behind her.
The 900th thousand sold before the
author had given the book a thought.
or. indeed. before she had written
more than fifty chapters, Profusely
illustrated with 5000 steel plates hay
ing nothing whatever to do with the
story. and 1900 wood ensravings only
remotely bearing upon the same. For
sale by all dry goods shops-Detroit
Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-27
FINE FLOODED ENGLISH POINTER
GIL >. a.. MIL p. Nm -i1ilItcr

FINE BLOoDED ENGLISH POINTER
pups. Sired by the well-knnNu hnIter
SNYDER. owned by the late CiAFsnr" ND
belts Of Augusta: Dam Pink. Y" fx. ne-
tongcd to H. I.unt Of FaimoGth-torcSlie.
he by the noted Bang. Pink out OF Gypss
by the best dog owned by the tate
Shaw of Rcadii.ld. Pointer. Own
brother to Pink. owned by w ID ,tinas
OF Portland HAD over lon birds shot over
N,Hr old. These pups are beauties' Mu
-how A high degree Of intelligence ri
further information. call on or address
F. s. Jackson. Winthrop. Nc. julyl-.du
FARM-Containing leo to 10 acres. Wei
divided into wood. pasture ana tHl.-'.
Situated between McGraw ana t'as-
ponds. on a hill where there is sooh t,.
4 sunny. pleasant, convenient house WIN
nine rooms Of good size with piazAs,.
Nicely cemented cellars. Two never III.
ing wells OF good water good barn. xsa
rage house, shed. and out-buildinGS al
good repair: plenty of fruit trees, Isuu
under good state Of cultivation. Frcemsh
Ellis. Oakland. Me. or l.. c. Mears var
diner. Me. juN-''ui"-
FOR SALE-The residence of the is,e
Geo. w. Jones on Winter street. cQhs,st
ing OF house eli and stable, With quartz
oI an acre of land: buildings in Coca -.
pair: bath and furnace; within lou w.,
minutes walk Of Water street; VII "
Sold on favorable terms. Apply 4. IN
Augusta. Me. iuIHiN1"
AT a GREAT BARGAIN: \ very nice
Phaeton made by one Of the BEST Hdn
ers, is in perfect order: can be seen .
Mr.. y. G. Longfellow's. 50 Green ST. ~,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-27

4 GIRL FOR GENERAL HOIrsr-
wirk. Apply at = Bangor street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-27
TO THE NATIONAL HOME.
Eastern Branch, d. V. s.. al Tosus.
KENMEBEC CENTRAL R. R.

Connects at Gardiner with the Main.
Ccntrai Railroad. and Augusta HALO
we'll and Caroline. Electric Railroad to
Augusta and Kennebec Steamboats, for
Boston.
TINE TABLE.
Summer Arrangement, in effect Monday.
Iun., u l4n1
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A BELLBoY at once At City Hatei H..
gusta. Ne. fIl,-r d,f
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Farm, Il Miles From P. 0.

Farm Of 80 acres on High street. Goox
buildings and good orchard Inquire o.
H. A. Jones. harness maker. GaIoi,nss''
Me. mays'ul
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-27

Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars, between
Caribou and Bangor on trains leaving
Caribou a. 635 a. NJ and Bangor at So
p. NJ.
= EANE. Portland u "a NJ Augusta
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TO LET-JobbinG printing office. com.
plete with power. cheap; also another rou.n
with power for light manufacturing pun
lO" " iilNo0dtt
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DESIRABLE RENT. east side. Inquire
g Sewal street. lultb.ub
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HOUSE No. 9 Grove ST. Also Mconias
hall. Apply to James W. North. No -
Grove St. or Fred w. Ellis. $ Scwsl IN, ~
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IONNENtENl RIM. Wen '"'a,
Apply to w. {; Ro"'hi'v N"n""'~'
i.u Rank
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TO LET.

FURNISHED COTTAGE AT OCEAN
ern avenue july 2S.dlw4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-22
Aysrted A Tragedy.

Daniel O.Connell. the famous Irish
aeitstor, had = contempt for physical
danger, On Q certain occasion meet
ing had been convened. aud . large
crowd assembled 10 . room on the fret
| floor OF = building IN small city 10 Ire
land.
o OCoDnell was abont 10 address the peo
pie when q gentleman, pale with fear.
made his way to the plstiorm and hosrse
y whispered;
L!berstor, the A,or 10 giving wsyl The
beams that shore II up are cracking and
we shsll fall through in q few min utesl
Keep silent. said O'Copnell. Then.
raising his voice he addressed thu assem-
bly,:
fnd that the room ia too small 10 con
tain the number who desire TO come in,
so we must leave II and hold the meeting
outside the building.
AT this q few rose and vent ont. hat
the msjority retsined their seats. Then
O'Connell said:
/ will tell you the trnth, You ere Irish
men, therefore brave men. The floor IL
giving way, and we must leave this room
.. once, II there is panic and rush TO
the door. we shall ell be precipitsted into
the room below. but il yon obey my or
ders We shall bo saved. Let the IL men
nearest the door go quietly out, then tho
next IL. and 80 on until all have gone.
shsll be the last TO leave.
His instructions we're obeyed TO the let
ter. and he waited, patient and calm, TIL
oil had gone out In safety. Then he walk
ed quietly across the sundering, cracking
floor, reaching the door Just IS the shstter
ed beams gave way. And thus. by tho
force OF his strong will. terrible accident
was sverted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-22
Wantad His Portrait

After Mr.. Stevenson's death 90 mspy oi
bis samoan friends begged for his pho
togrspL .bat We sent to Sidney Tor sup
ply. which was soon exhausted. Ooe Of
ternoon Polo came 10 and remarked in .
very hurt and sggrieved manner, that he
had been neglected 10 the wsy OF photo
graphs.
But your father, the chief has large
fine one.
True, said Polo. But that is not mine.
have the box presented to me by your
high-ohisi goodness. 1t has little cover
and there | wish TO put The sun shadow OF
Tasitsls, the beloved Chief whom We ell
revere, bu, more that the others becsuse
be was the head Of my clan. To be sure,
snd looking about for . photograph. l
found q picture cut from a weekly paper.
one | r, mem bered that Mr.. Stevenson
himself bad psrtioulsrly disliked. he
would have been pleased had he seen the
scorn'ul way Polo threw the picture on
the floor,
Twill not have tbsil be cried, II is
pig faced. IL is not the shsdow OF our
Chief, He leaned sgtinst the door and
wept.
! have nothing else. Polo, protested.
Truly. bad another picture OF Tusitsls
uodld give it to you.
He frightened up st once. There is
the ons 10 the smoking room. bo said.
where hp walks back end forth. That
plesses ts for II looks like him. He re
iered 10 y oil painting Of Mr.. Stevenson
by Ssreen'. | eIplsined thst | could
boi give hin that, Then will take the
round one. he said. OF tin, Thi, las,
vas The brotz, bst.reliei BY 81. Giudens.
mus. have laughed involuntsrily, Tor
be went out deeply hurt. Hearing g
strange bore in the bell an hour or go
later. l opened the door. and discover
ed Polo lying on bis face. Weeping bitter
ly.
What are on cryiog about? | asked,
The shadow the susdow. he sobbed.
want the sut-,bsdow OF TusitsIs,
knocked ct my mothers door across
the bsll. srd st the sight OF thst fearful
face her b. art Delted, sid he was given
the LIST flotostspb We hsd which be
wrapped 10 bsnsns led, tying II care
fully vitb ribbon OF grass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-22

The sexton Of q certain country church
usually makes the most OF sD opportunity,
and is not shove giving what be describes
gentle Int" to tbe eiehtseer.
The other afternoon he bad condnsted
psity rlund the church. and despite the
casual dropping Of more than one ''sentle
int" it appeared as II the sexton was to
60 nnrevprjed.
Ia the porch the leader OF ths party
paused q m oment. Thanked the old sexton
proiusely, and wished him good after
noon,''
l suppose. be added, you've been hero
msny yesrsi
Forty, replied the old mao. and It's u
wsrey strange thing, IS whenever I'm
showing party ont 0 the porch they sllus
asks We thst question, or, with smpbssis)
the other nj
Indeed. replied tho visitor; sad what
may the other question be2
What calls question No. 2. replied the
sexton cslu,ly. is isst this 'baniwsII, 10
tips sllosed7 Aod SAmiwell sllas IN
swers. Tips is allowed
Bsmiwell watched tbe party leave with
. lighter heart and q heavier pocket.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-22

| Ny brother ir-l.w vas greatly smh.,
nssed. Lvsri body 10 spuns 1sla lpeu
Abraham Iancolo, Hs honesty and m
'esriu were never questioned aud the
lds. ihsl his sea wonld steal YES highly
inrfobsele. Nj, Beynien bad, hosetsr
been noiiasi ia acme mauua that tho
pipe vas Glen property. Nevertheless
ae aid not wsut to implio.,e the seu q,
Aot,hsm L'nealn. 90 be said
Ahsnl ar veil, Mr.. Linceln, 10, me
see, No, | don'i thisk {, vas ,our boy
shsi trough, The pipe here. He don't
lock hkc tbs b ,.
IhaIe vas tia shop al The rear Of ,h.
store. and iast a. my btolhsrin.lsw Va.
coasfsialslins himsel, that youas Lincoln
sonld set oct OF the sorsps, the sharp
voice OF the ,ie.smi,b exclaimed.
fes his too That's the chap lha,
Lineoln boy, aud another QUE shout his
sigs / remenib Der EN-,
Mt Lincoln drew oni his poeket.book
and laid bill on the counier.
Please let ma have the pipe, Mr..
Boynton be said.
The ripe VAS accordingly btouah, out
Mr.. Lincoln pl.ccd il across Roberts
shoulders. The iso then lei, the store.
II was an extremely ho. day, and Ro
bert Lincoln was bsteioolet, The store
stood in sort Of equaro which vas paved
With bricks. These bricks had become
heated by the sun, aud produced an un
comfortable feeling TO Roberts feet, as
the father with long sirides led him across
tho square. The boy danced along iirst
on one foot then oa the other Suddenly
he exclaimed,
Bay, pa. l cant stand these hot bricks
on my bare feet any longer Lots got
over In the shade
Lincoln senior looked down at the by
with q quizzcsl emile. then said dryly,
Well, my son. you'd better get Used TO
the heat: lyon ever steal any more lead
pipe you'll go TO the place that's hotter
than these bricks are.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-22

sirls began 10 ~ondsr II there venli b
ios cream Tor supper. Then Hattie 4
aaired; Dont yea ,hirk iis time ve'f
geiiisg back 10 the honsei I,'ll be dstl
pretty soon,
4 Haldy Ann dreaded The dark. but s,il
u ere she dreaded the sisht OF Aant Jsu'
Oh, doafknos. she said. fsarss risn'
90 very late.
Il While che sss spcsking . tig drop o
rsin Tell pluup on her nose aud low pes
OF tbupdct tunbled 10 the distance,
Ds.r ntl I'm scared 10 death OF thuI
deri cried HATTIE, tutuins pale.
POOH .siJ Holdy ADo, Nobody VA,
ever Killed by thundtr.
Bat sharp anh ei lightning aud issl
isiiins pindrops proved too n nneh even
Tor HuIdy Aun's courage. aud shs soamper
ed down the hill With the other children
almost tnnning sssinst . covered wagon
and 40 OH white horse lhs, stood al The
foot OF the lane.
Why. Joel, is tbs, yoa' Dried the little
girl.
Wal, guees ,i.s. answered Joel. Your
ssui sent ms 10 fetch you home We
kinder thought you'd be up in The lane,
TIE shower was soon over. bn. Hnldy
Apn s very thoush htful sll the way home
w en the farmhouse was 10 sight, she
put her mouth elose 10 Joel's ear and
xhispered. Does Aunt Jane know there's
any body With mep
Certain answered Joel, HE eyts twink
ling, The L,ikiu girls ma and tho Eos
ter girls' ms both come over to take them
home from the psitJ,
Anyway, she can't more'n Kill me.
,bossb, Hnldy Ann.
Bat when they drove up to the door
there stood Aunt Jane, looking real plea
cant Aud when they got into the big,
cool kitchen. with it, yellew painted
door and Woe covered windows, there
WAS the supper table spread with cold
meat. bo, biscuit, eals pie preserves,
cheese, pickles and dear knows how many
other indIsestible goodies.
Nobody thought OF ice cream and every
body injoyed the feast excepting perhaps
Huldy Am, her corscieuc, was troubling
her. She felt very proud though, when
Aunt Jane set before her . big frosted
cake with / | pink peppsrmints on top and
told her to ont the birthday cake.
II was very quiet little girl that
stood beside her aunt sn hour later wslcb
ing the visitors depart. Amt jane. she
said sbyly as they turned TO 60 into the
house, you're swiul good, I'm tory
acted 40
Aunt jane pursed up her lips In queer
emile. Never mind, she said, only the
e,t time you think Of giving . patty i
guess yen better let me know before
hand,
Yes'm. said Huldy Aon meekly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-22
STATE NEWS.

Two horses toIen from the pasture OF
Is. r Ainswortb. Of Walden. tvo weeks
sso. we're il "a from the thieves during
their fsLt into C,osds by the Csssdisn
cpstou. fi ,rr.. i9r tempisd evsslon Of
t1e cations l.xs. Later Mr. Ainssorth
lesrntd Of tue shsresbaos Of bic property
sBd ncuie6 iie Lessee The lhitves.
sh1 ATE unt50sn, tJgs 10 the woods
shen The hOrs were ssxIj, and are
stiH - l.sts,
rir.iios psorir rs pyepsrlnz 10 csis
bfs'. o. iinas Wstk witL picric the
lG . 80 tue lttorie sr5uuds Of tho
ios eebis eoosss.i o. sidrsssed BY D.niel
" htr say or yssrs ago
fes dinfl bed treaafy OF ihs Hat
i.Bs o.t...t.on,i ehafeb bss been 70
. risi d ssa It Il p'siicied tbss sroibsr
stk sIll ere tbs denelt .EtirsIy made
% A. rsosat u etiag sboa. 81 900
w.s pie Ised sGoss the cogmitiesmsa Ia
Isss than hit.sn piouiss. Tue rsmsisder
Of tho deficit will probably b. msie ap
ibis wsek.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-22

OF bos ss psstt cor iprg, sssfy notlb'
Of ir pfisoumst,. lot ~ sccount oi
iim., hai | b,lisa ro~ Ihsl icr nesrIy
three ,sas ibI ttlg. e,sis ss ou'
tene
stehsils al 81. t. has istinrs ol
tho suors = Hini sad = avs ussr ih'
eud % sno'h I . lar ri.it 4 Cleveland
,nsasrir sati ~ 4 -i.mirfti dose w
on tte ie. ssd rsn siiay ts.srd tbs
soalh. aFssr sAs / in aslia,
The nsrr.ler broke dosn Goa plstely si
this posni. but 5000 ,o5k up bis story
Gradually. ineb by isea. the ship work
% her usy through miles oi psek ice. snd
one morning | s~ske TO Had slorious sx
pause OF open water 10 iroti Of me.
through which The .bip slosly slided.
For days aye, weeks = l dnitsd on over
the deserted oeesr, With never . sil 10
sight The Loneliness vsssfal. ! long
cd Tor coupsuionship aud dared cot 60
dosn into the cabin. for every sound
made me start 10 terror.
Daring The latter par. Of bis recital the
wsnderer's voice bsd grown weaker end
wesser. bis psuses logger cad more Ire
quept. We sgsin ogered hin vine. bat
be refused IL
At length took up my sbode on deck
altogether, liv pg in the galley, be vent
op. And from that time nntil found my
seli-Lere Il rsmem Der nothing. How
long i have been drifting
He stopped and gszsd st rs With 3
CLASSY stare. Then be tried TO spesk
sgsin. bat DO words osme from bis lips.
Suddenly bic head fell forward upon bis
chest. and bis srms dropped Imply to
bis side. The doctor caught him ss he
collapsed, aud between us we carried bin
TO bis bunk. Ere another dsy's Sun rose
be was dead. The derelic, had reached
port st last.
Such is the strange story Of James vii
son. found on the ship Resolution, IS told
by himself
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-22
An Early Adventure ., Robert Liaeoir.

While my bftthe .it-ls~, Ms Do, uiop
sss 10 the hstdvsre store 10 Spuns lid.
l. ueoIt's. Il brit then toy OF tsu
or twsl.e ,D'sud tie store oue dsy vi,b
.to'ber 10y - ls o~n age, Tas lads
bad . qusuihg = lssd pipe TIA, they
vslted TO sell A bsrgsin wss msde aud
the money YES paid over 10 the boys.
sud 10 a,e.i oas sked. Liter 10 tDt
d.y, bos,st. af. Lincoln vss yl.iled 81
III. tons b, tie ostsf ois house ~hleh
vas uuisfs etfs itpsirs. spd iDfofmsd
that lie aoa KJleu bed s,oi.n sqasut
y q ieai tps ircD the plsee. vi ieh / Z
o1ner 6.,ifrd eisn.f 10 h.se paid Tor ~
rrtorpsd.
Nr Lite 10 sss .toctsS. be called
Robert, snd. .itpeu. sstiog sry qsestiors
took the boy by the arm aud msrcssd
bin dosl to tie store, Wrsn ttsy estsi
ed Mr., LeeoIn sss locking very stern.
Mf. Boyntsr, ssid be. did my GOT Rc
beri ssll yoa tome lead pipe iodsyf