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New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
INDIAN school AT ALBUQUERQUE.

In the school at Albuquerque. New-Mexico, there
IS Indian pupils. from five 20 seventeen years
OF age. There Pueb.os. Mokis Navajos and
ties. The school and It's farms occupy about one
hundred and fifty acres. and the soil generally
is under good cultivation Each pupil is in the
schoolroom four hours day. The boys and girls
who are in school during the morning work IN the
fields. shops. sewing rooms and bakeries In the
afternoon The afternoon pupils in the schoolrooms
do manual labor in the morning The children
under ten have simple daily duties fitted to their
years. There are lawns 70 be kept clear OF leaves,
waste paper To be picked Up shoes 10 be BACKED,
walks 10 oe swept and beds to be made.
In the kindergarten department several
scores Of IttIe Indian boys with closely cropped
hair. who reluctantly wear little gray uniforms
and copper toed boots The little girls simple
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
DIED..

m s.i.s s1s T9ss q Ia Ii MH7dsy Sss.:
Funeral services frS% Grace Church. Orange. n. j..
Carriages WIN BE IN watns az Brick Church Station
IntsrTen5 at Peekskiu. v Y. at the eonvsnisnc. Of
Do yo = p. w;a9';ssy s,1s y Feb 20 1901 ra4a
Brook:y.. sataTday. February 2s. at ?.
I,s's':s Please aas.i pitvS a,ssrs
DEyvrrTA "a. Ulster County Y, wean.s-
F9g-aI ssrzses a the E7atsuzh Church. on Saturday
carTiae vii be u vs-g at saugerues on arrival OF
ta9 $40 west Shore train from Frankltn-a.
GILEEE2 aes5ay February 10 at No 80 sth-.v~.
s.. J.bas caas5h S. JahS's Place near ath~Ars. as
k.a1-. 51lssn9so. aaI; fr1ye:. a.5e,,
GEIFrITA $ El.saeth. \. J. Tuesday evening Feb
" N saG f M + a.s & & s' B. % a's on TsnSs Fias y. no
1ateruent az Catsk.H y Y.
bS @ Of .a RaS5 2i ME- 2n F'fy HgaFyr 10 Edith Hide
Ss,s V WI he hsd Y ne "ss End cossiate Church.
Waa @ R al % II a m m 'as Saturday, prssy''a Fe5.Ss1g GagTss
Har - W %ts yiSa " tas ias T David s'fIiy ays Ks p
FFNiay, FEBRUARY =. az : 2. n.
O'RETLLv- suddenly. On February 81 az Orange j.
2 o Reilly beloved husband u MarEaret C. CSFelliy
Relatives and friends kindly attend the
Ineai from hs late dence. No 81 Jeeferson-st
Nn'tv February =. lu 2 St Johns Church.
where a solemn High Mass Of Requiem offered
flr the repCs- OF bis soul
lnterment IN the Cemetery Of the Holy SepuIchre
STIIrNANtt her residence No o East 7sth-st Fshrr-
arV - o pneumonia ae~ 55th Elizabeth
In1H VIE OF T9or'as r. Stlman and daughter OF tho
l1te Thomas St4l7.tn Crsenran
Funeral services be -alI Church Of
grtns. c7rEer ~ Remse1 and Henry :ts. Brooklyn N
J. Fricay, February -. az n o'clock a. m.
sUTTON-on Thursday. February 81. Of apopIexy Ed
ward n sutton, in the roth his
Funeral services al the residence son-ir-law
Charles A Macy. tr No POS West 45th-st.. Satur-
day. February - a. II o'clock.
TRCSLNW--On February q. 1901 Eliza Purity widow O.
william Trusiow. . her S5th wear
Funeral services u so1-fr-Iayv
Newman -. u West 5il-sJ Saturday, February
-. at l. o'clock
49, SlC d+.l<-3t Bound Brook, y. j. Wednesday.
FEBRUARY - 1901 Eiordse Van SyCkeL the year
Faaeral from hts Iae residence on Friday February e.
at go r n. -
Interment private
NIiITE-On THURSDAY, February 81 az his residence No
90 otl-aVe, Arthur F. White. Jay White
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Cypress Hills Cemetery
N'.-ce Nii--at '-aFe-. corner .}d-st. NeW-York-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
CAPT EVANS GETS 4 SWoRD FRou IOWA.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE presentation Of sword
10 Captain Robley d. Evans, OF the Navy was the
occasion to-day % speech by Speaker Henderson
Of the House OF Representatives, paying glowing
trIlute 20 Fighting Bob and 10 Am tars in
ne- eral The sword was presented hy the people Of
Iowa in recognition OF Captain Eyans's command Of
The battlcsh.p Iowa during The battle OF Santiago
I,av Speaker Henderson referred 10 the thrilling
exc nts Of that naval engaeement Captain Evans
made graceful reply 10 the presentation speech.
4 laree number OF Iowans took part ia tie affair.
g-h- sword iS a superb specimen OF Tho armor-r'S
h.ndicraft the hilt being beautifully wrought and
b.s ring figures emblemaJic o. seafaring life.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
Pn-fnmce Notice.

Po-tofNce Notice.
tShouii he read DAILY by all Interested changes
wiz cIasa "oy s m s en- % SsS S' % Il. 9nsaaY Post6o. %
cior o hn 5el6 Pass oer Mlis sar ceman1 narT
cl3se on February 20 per 5 olden6urg vita Bremen
Branch ha:f later closing shown Below.
TRANsAr1ANTIC MAILS
sATCRpAY-At $50 a. m m for Hgrcpe per : 3 ssrvis
t,r ; 5 Maasdam mail must be directed per . =
Napes mail mus, Be directed per s werra'J: a,
must directed per 5 Furnss=a'7. '''''''' ''N
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-ThIs steamer takes Printed
Matte CoTmsrciaI Papers and SAMPLES FOR Germany
q Europe VIII be sent by this ship unless specially
After the closing Of the Supplementary Transatlantic
opened on the piers o TIE Amereaa English S Fr-nsS ass
minutes OF The hour 81 sailing Of steameT r'' 'A ten
WEST INDIES. Ere
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sATT- -RbAY-4t $50 a m. Tor Arsentine Republic Uru-
quay ana Paraguay. per $ Bellenden at $50
csurremSa,ar2 $50 a. M FOR porto Rico VIA a san
}G@ 5aS ana @ cs5sSaS st RS Be- IS hss Srsess a
Caracas'D. at 10 a N. for Cuba. per 5 5 Mexi-
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per S. O-ad4 >.
Mails for Newt ualard. -y rail- q, North Svfnev snt
thence by steamer. c.0s- rt@ce dafv - 400
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arr Se-lrtatI- M1t- far Nilue,-a ty raN ~ FoSr9-
end py steamer this a-r,- 4a,l a. 40,
= Mails f'r 'uta. by al! % PoEt TAMPA Fla nj
thence sy steamer. close at fris office daily excep
Monday. az f6 a m h' e.rnectns closes on sun
Gay. "Wednesday and Frli1y1- Mails tor CUBA by rail
N amt Fla and tr-0ge hy steamer close a, RS
office Monday and Flt5av III o. m. Mails For
N->ic' CITY. overland unless specially addressed
dispatch 10y steamer. close this Jllye al 30
p ~ p. Mails f1r G. sta Eca. Belize Puerto
thence by close This Cf1ce
p connecting closes Mondays Bel ze Puerto
Cortez and Guatemala. and Tuesdays for Costa Rica
tE-gstered mail closes az previous day.
TRNNSPACIFIC MAILS.
Mails f7r Hawaii China J3uan Phil n0ire Islands
Francisco close here !ity at 6.S0 p m. 20
February 80 inclusive. f1r dispatch per Rio ia
Mats FOR Hawaii Japan. China Philippine Islands.
Via san Francisco. close here daily $50 p. up
March -. inclusive. for dispatch per 5. Coptic.
Mails Australia West Australia which Is for
wsrdei via Europe) Zealand. Fiji. samoa and
Francisco close mere daily at $50
D. m. after February 10 and to March -. In
elusive arrival OF Lucania due at New-York
March =. for dispatch > sierra
except West Australia. which
via Europe Zealand. which via San
and Fiji Islands. via vancouver close here
patch per ; WarrimOo supplementary mails. vita
a $50 p. m. March TS mail
'pe, = Warrinool J.
anpachc are forwarded Of sailing daily
sumption OF thei- uninterrupted overland eRss-
istered mail closes at D. previous day
CORNELIUS VAN CoTT. PostmAstsg.
Postonfce New-1ork. N. r.. February Is. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
TRUSTEES FoR THE BROWN ESTATE.

Providence T l. Feb 2l.-Tohn Nicholas Brown
who is sometimes spoken Of as the richest baby iu
America was a petitioner IN tho Appellate Court
to-day and his aunt, Mr- Geor-ette Trow0 widow
Of ire late Harold Brown, petitioner in an
other case heard concurreutly. both petitions being
for the appointment ol additional trustees of the
Frcvyn property. Mrs. Brown uetit.oned for the
arr5intrnent Of William Watts sherman. her father
and John Nicholas Brown. through his attorney.
80 ad for the apaointm. pr of u, Leroy Dresser uf
Nsv-York. and William WAITS sherman There wa
10 objection 90 tin appointment o. trustees. and
.be Court took the petitions under consideration.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
OBITT-
EX-SENATOR STEPHEN

EX-SENATOR STEPHEN NJ WHITE.
Los Angeles. Cal. Feb oI.-ForIner United States
Senator stephen NJ White died AZ his home in Los
Angeles AT ! a. N. TODAY after a short illness
Senator White had been suffering from liberation
Of the stomach but his condition was not thought
10 be dangerous. After midnight he began 10 de
Velup alarming symptoms and sank rapidly Since
the expiration Of his term IN the Senate he had
been practising law here
cisco on January = lS2 ard was educated IL the
public schools. =. Isna.iUs College and Santa clara
College. from which he graduated in ISL lie
then studied law, and began 10 practise in Los
Angeles County in lS7i II 1852 ne was elected Dis
trict Attorney on The Democratic ticket and in ls
he was chairman ot the Democratic State C0uver-
ton. TWO years later he was elected for four years
10 tte State Senate. f. which ne served as prcsi-
dent pro TEN. IN lSss upon the death OF Governor
Bartlett he discharged the functions ot Lieutenant
Governor, and iu the same var was temporary
president of the National Democratic Convention in
81 Louis, 20 which he was a DE- -e9ste at large
He was also delegate az large n the National
Convention in lss- ard q member OF the Natia-
cation Committee made TIE 5ress 10 Vice -pr,sl-
dent Stevenson in Madison Square Garden ia
-S3 he was elected - The senate by the unanimous
4erocrctc vote or tly California Legislar are. E.s
term eNplr.1S March 3. -~+ I'd being succeeded
by Thomas Il. Bard Fe7j.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
THE HUNTING P4RSOy.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: The old story Of The Hunting Parson and
the Bishop" which your reporter has repeated on
my authority. was told by the coverside when
was young and In those avs one or two clergy
men still rode with the South Berks hounds But
the hunting parson IL now a character Of the past
The social habits Of The English clergy al the
present day JneXceptionable, and l hope have.
never said, certainly never meant 10 say, any
thing which could convey a contrary impression.
Toronto Feb. %. 1901 GOLDWIN SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
u-DGE yoHN G.. GrYER.

Washington, Feb 9--Judge Joan g. Geyer, O.
P!ola Ohio. died tere to-day at Garfield Hospital
the result of AN attack Of apoUlevy which he suf
ferod about two weeks ago day or t.ro before
the attack Judge Geyer came 10 Washington with
his wife for the benefit OF the at'cTs health The
hoG- win he raKon To- Ohio for burial Judge ,icyer
was Past Gro-d Chancellor of the ONO kuiGats OF
I'zt Mas. and was active in state politics.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
FRANcrS @ o.RErrr.Y

Orange Feb p (SpeciaD.-Francis 2 OReI!v
died this morning al MS hom-. 40 g. Jefferson
St. from apoplexy Ie was born IN Canada il, -s;-
and was al his lie engaged in r4road cortra,ta,
and other e1e-ee:iug work Recently ne secured
a contract from the Central Railroad q N.v-Ta--
scy- lie was tho head of the Watching Coal com
pany. Of Orange lie carac 20 tes c-y n ls-1
whore re had since lived. He was = director os
Ms Nargaret G. NacNamee ~ Nfor-~esl sr5 sbt
and TWO sons and TWO daughters survive Firr
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
THE LEWIS AND CLARK CENTENNIAL

Portland ore. Feb. H--Articles Incorporating an
exposition 10 celebrate the centennial anniversary
Of the arrival IN Oregon OF the Lewis and CLARK
expedition in 1875 will be fled with the Secretary
OF STATE at once The Oregon Legislature VIII be
asked 10 pass a resolution guaranteeing State sup
port. and also resolution asking Congress for an
appropriation for the exposition. which Will be held
IN this city in the summer of 1908.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
BIRD LTFE or THE YEAR.

g. niHunl entertainment ~ The CITY History
-, -" taEe place this afternoon at the Normal
,,.,sI I.afk-aFe. and Sixty-uinth-st. al 2:2J
,r,,, -, Afs' Robert Ahbc. the clubs president.
mar "a - bflef address. and Frank NJ Chap
yii" ~. ne American Museum of Natural HISTORY
vinter ~ - on nlld he of the year. beginning IN
;i,,. sno passing 90 spring summer and atltiiltn
>es. NeN~is Win many colored lantern
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
NO PAPERS SERVED on TIE DUKE.
DENTAL OF a REPORT REGARDING a DIVORCE
SUIT BY MAJOR ATHERToN.

London Feb I.-G F. Hatfield. the solicitor and
legal adviser Of the Duke OF Westminster declared
in the most positive to-day in the course
OF interview that there truth in The
served upon me Duke citing him correspondent
in a divorce suit. which, it IS stated. Is being
brought by Major Atherton OF the I2th Lancers,
against his wife. who is a sister Of Sir Aubrey
Paul. Bart. Mr.. Hatfield added that he knew moth
trS about the suit. but that II any proceedings
were brought you may oe sure We viii take very
active counter measures Meanwhile the young
Duke. who married ShcIagh West last week, Is
spending his honeymoon az his country seat. Eaton
Hail. in Cheshire Mrs AthertOn IS in Rome, and
Major Athert0n with his regiment lighting the
Beers in South Africa.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
SAATrrT rAN,r.EI-I-

South Orange. Feb. :, tSueci4n.-SaInue! Campbell
died last night AT his home O.. Ei--ewooG Road
from aIoQ.eNy. He was the son - George Y
Campbell. Of Miilburn, and was born taere "a $50
He was member of the y work stock TX
Gha.-se, ana vas wealthy. Ha was Cleveland
Democrat. but took DO special interest !n politics
he IS survived b. a widow ana .wo daughters
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
4 DINER roR coNNrL Hlr.

London. Feb 22.-NIr Choate. the United States
Am "a ssaaor. gave dinner last evening i'm honor of
bert : Hay. late United States Consul at Pre-
foria Among those present was Mr.. Erpdrlck,
Secretary for War
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22

| HOJ RS: Morning Might ma
II,.ss 80"
II TII m s-TT7,-TT u MI LIFE T-I-r NM ''-
p-A4l- \ Y } rr,-- ~ = ts .--ss lsILl
tn TT 4 -fi ssf,I s4i

In diagram the white line shows the
change pressure Indicated by The Trbunes self
relurdns uaIlutrr The dotted line shows the tengera
t!re as recorded Pharmacy.
Tribun. once Feb 90, Il. r1.The weather yesterday
was fair The temperature ranged between - and -
degrees the 2 being 4s than on
"Wednesday and degrees lower than correspond
In ana today there will probably be fair
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
TIE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAr's FORECAST

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST
washington Feb. cf.-The weather during the last
twenty hours has been fair cold almost all
districts exception being Mississippi and
Missouri valleys. Kansas and Nebraska.
fallen The has risen Southwes.
fallen sharply the middle Rocky Mountain districts
Rain Is Indicated the Lower Mississippi Valley tho
East CUR States Tennessee. snow in the Ohio
Valley Kentucky and the lower lake Friday.
rain area probably Middle and South
Atlantic states by Saturday The temperature rise
the Mississippi Of Ohio
except IN England and the Middle Atlantic States
There Viii be sharp fall in the Middle Mississippi Valley
and he Southwest
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22

ACENS-tt Newark ". J.. February 81. 1901 Phese
Louisa laushte- or the late Jonas Agens.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
BEEBE-In Yonkers, Thursday. February 81 1901
Caroline widow ot Anson Phelps Beebe and daughter o
Douglass
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MP BEILsuddenly, al his residence. South Orange
y. J.. Samuel Campbell. eldest of the GEORGE
". Campbell. in the 59th OF his
Funeral services will held Church the Holy
Communion. South Orange Saturday. February -
the arrival OF the 1880 train from Chrstopher-st
ferry. New-York ID l. q W. r. r.
CARPENTE TER-Suddelly. ScaTsdale n Y. Sarah
Brewster wife OF Benedict J. Carpenter daughter of
the Joseph r. Brewster
Funeral the family residence. scarsdale Monday.
February -. a 4 80 p. m.
Carriages will Hartsdae Station tho 1928
Grand Central
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY

For New England fair to-day and probably Saturday.
For Eastern New-York. Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey Delaware fair to-day. increasing coud!ness
and probably Saturday.
For the District OF Columbia Maryland fair 10
day: increasing cloudness ant probably rain
Saturday.
For Western Pennsylvania and wes-en New-York snow
to-day and probably Saturday, rlsng to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
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New-York tribune., 1901-02-22

ENpresSfGn restored; by artificial teeth: Dr. D.ane
De'st 4oi Lex Ave, cor 18th: highest Col Exp.
Fuiler's Detective Bureau now at s6f Broadway
near ltth 81 Telephone 1864 18TH Open evenings.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
HOt RS Morning
aIA

-7rRI-r~ LoclI. OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22

Should be read DAILY by all Interested changes
time)
Foreign mails fCr the ending February %. 1901.
viii close promptly IN aI the CT neral Postocs
follows Parcels Post Mats close hour earlier than
closing time shown below Parre7 Post Mails tor Germany
close on February 20 3. 5 Odenburg via Bremen.
ReSIlar and Supplementary mails close Foreign
Branch half later than closing time below.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22

The engagement is announced OF William Wilson
lieaton one Of the younger members of the New
York stock Exchange, and son Of William w Hea-
ton, TO Miss Mary Whitman Chose. of Fan River
Mass eldest daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Simeon B
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
MARRIED.

BJ-RNETT-GARDNER-At the High Street Presbyterian
Church. Newark. \. J Wednesday. FEBRUARY -
1901. by Rev. Lewis Lampman. d ., William H..
Burnett ard MIS- E'uth F. Gardner. both of NewarA-
Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
DIED
Agens. Phehe L. Hooker F+lth IT
B-she Caroline Kellogg Harriet y.
Campbell, samuel OHctIy, r. c.
Carpenter. Sarah B Stll Elizabeth q.
CruHhIe. sarah NJ Sutton. Edward K
Ne Eeyttsr lstac q. TruslCw. Eliza p.
Dewitt. Rev. Richard Van >iyCkrt Fibrdge.
Gilbert. AueuDt ii White Arthur T..
Gr:Nn Elizabeth r B.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22

With the exception o. the Dos Show. there Is no,
very much going il town TO-DAY There never
IS on holidays. New-Yorkers are now 50 accus-
toned to the English method Of living that when
ever there Is chance Tor several days away lrou
t0Hn they Invariably go 20 the country and open
their houses there saturday is always looked upon
: species OF holiday. ana cons jIeutly many will
remain over urtl Monday
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22

A. Tuxedo there VIII te competition cor the
beautiful gold cup offered by Jrrcs it-1~, smith
for the champion Squash tennis player This Pc
cuiiar form OF tennis is much In to-Ce - Tuxedo,
as i was Newport last summer r Slfern
Taller has been greatly Interested IN tt and x is
tlrou-h his cHortS that the tournament has been
arTaI -el.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22

y benefit th"airleaI performance Will be given
on Monday evening at the Berkeley I.vceuu1 I'm
behalf of the New-York Business Women.s Asso-
citation, very deserving undertaking under the
management Of Mrs. Lewis LIVINGSTON Dean.Id
MfS II Leroy Edgar, Miss Grace H. Dodge Miss
Virginia Potter and number of other women
= four act play Will be- presented Tickets can be-
obtained from any Of the women mentioned
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
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New-York tribune., 1901-02-22

Tie Assembly has announced that there will only
be- one bah next winter. thar on December n
The second ball is never ~ successful AS tbe ors,
and New-Iork society has become too I7rra Tor
entertainments Of This character which assf1rne n
seui-puulIc complexion. -
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

sATURDAY-At 80 a. for Europe per g s. se-yfs
via Queenstowc1t az $50 for Netherlands
Per N2asdam mail must be directed per $. .
Naasdan'), Q a for Italy. per 5 WerrA. VII
Naples mail must Be directed per :. 5. Werra'): a
10 a. for Scotland direct. per Furnessia (rnai
must be directed per = IS. FuTuesSia''l.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22

James j Van Alien has been "a Newport. where
he has had everything put i'm order al W,kehrrst
prior 90 his sailing for Europe with his daughters
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22

The annual uidwinter exhibition Yesterday after
noon and evening OF the School OF Applied Design
for Wone1. an No. 225 Ff,h-ave.. drew a large and
fashionable crowd. Among those present were Nr-
William Douglas sloane Nr-. Recy. Merritt. NrS
Colgate HoyL Mrs. Lewis Cass LeIyard and Miss
Frey ylinghUyseu.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22

Miss I.oary will have another musical On Tues
dan The selections VIII be- Lenten In character
and in keepiuG with the season.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22

Port Elizabeth Feb. 2l.-The following procla
nation has been issued by President Steyn an
General De Wet.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-22

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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-14
Gaze the boaUI to Zackrist.

Gaze the bout to LacfSTist.
march Cecil lay asleep, and the man.
who had thieved from him, the man
whose soul was stained with murder
and pillage and rapine, sat erect be.
side him. letting the insects suck his
veins and pierce his flesh.
It was only when they drew near the
camp of the main army that Zackrist
beat off the swarm and drew his old
shirt over his head.
You do not want to say anything to,
him." he muttered to Cigarette. 81
am of leather, you know; have not
felt it. .
And she dashed the spurs into her
mare and galloped off at the height of
her speed into camp-a very city of
canvas. buzzing with the hum of life.
regulated with the marvellous skill
and precision Of French warfare, yet
with the carelessness and the pictur-
sequences Of the desert life peryading
it.
3 What she had done had been told
long before By an orderly riding hard
in the early night to take the news OF
the battle, and the whole host was ON
watch for its darling, the savior of the
honor Of France. Like wave rushing