davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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NOT THEIR WORDS.
but now as memory quickened he couIl
see that the smile was fading. So he
wanted to drift.
AS the face was becoming fainter and
fainter each day he hated the life
which had been coming back to him so
slowly. Why could he not have entered
when he stood so near the door of
death? In time tine face would be on
the other side of that door, too, and
the smile would never again fade from
the lips.
So he settled back to a sullen hatred
of life, and the old doctor who had
taken great fancy to his ungrateful
patient said that he must be reused TO
an interest in life or lethargy would
finish the work SO strenuously com
meDced by the fever
Friends selected advisedly by the
doctor and the devoted sister who had
stood between him and death for seven
long, weary weeks were called in to
talk with discretion about the success
of his novel. The critics had hailed it
as the novel of the decade. They had
labeled its author as a man not of tai
ent, but of genius.
The man in the big armchair, finger
ing the tassels of his robe, looked out
across the waters and drifted with
their words falling on unhearing ears
Sometimes he frowned, for their voices
seemed to drive the face from his hun
CRY vision.
Then the sister who had the gift Of
Intuition went alone to see the doctor,
and when she had finished her story
she was weeping softly. The old doc
tor wiped away the mist which had
gathered in his own eyes, while he
answered with a gruffness which his
gesture denied:
Gas you will The case is now past
me-"
And so that night the sister sent a
long telegram to a little town in Lou
fsiana. Then she went back to her
place at the mans side, and the doc
tor came and went because he was
paid to do SO. and the people who |
heard of the case tried to get glimpse |
of the now famous young writer and, |
shaking their heads. remarked, what |
pity, and just at the beginning of
brilliant career!'
AS for the man, he never spoke of |
the increasing weakness. All he asked /
was to be wheeled each day to the
piazza. Here he could look out over
the bay and away to the south where
the horizon met the sea. Sometimes
he merely sat and gazed alphabetically
at the eXpanse of sea. More often he
closed his eyes and waited for the
face.
1t seemed to him that the face had
come into his life so gradually that 1t
had always been a part of his very
existence. 1t had not always been a
beautiful face, yet it had dominated
him. 1t was an exacting face. 1t had
grown hard and flushed one day when
ne was but thirteen. He had wanted
to lie fat on his back and watch an
army of white clouds marshaling in
the blue sky The owner Of the face
did not care for the movements OF
such distant and unreal objects as
feathery clouds, and she did want a
fort built. But it was worth while,
after all, for when the fort was finish
ed and her doll had been duly rescued
by Indian fighters at the eminent risk
OF the fort the expression of the face
mad been utterly lovable and tender, SO
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heard

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ioNaDie mat he had quite foreotten tho
tIo"uS ana the blue sky. for eror, -.
eyes. "'0 "e'Veh IN gIay
but as the years rolled on tboro ,roro
I""gS Iorts to build and somatip,as
,ne clouds asserted their mower ,,,a,.9
9tioLsly than the gray eyes. and thon
.ne lace remained hard and anon. Gov.
nours' Later the girl did NOT dnI,,nd
iOrlS Tor herself, but sometime ta,'a..
a,'i. m ior MN, something besides n mn
t[ 9ui' oI clouds. But he loved the clouds
oreath of the dank woods +ho
niurilur of the sea He wouId cit fa,,
-, uou.1 III the heart of busy citv and
""IcH people-Sit and do notbin~ H.
9''u ne uldaot care that his fatba,. o,,,1
MS grandfather before him bod hoa,1
80 r. Solulers; that another grandfa-
ti .ner hau founded Il powerful mercan.
sile urn. lie wanted-what. he conId
not say but there was time and tiTao
would tell. anu 'iIile
,o 90 liie race had passed out of his life
ie"VlhS greater void than be had o,.o,,
dreamed 1t could leave. And tbon bo
Dau learned that work was GOOD asla
clally to fill voids. ''pe-
n,'u oeeh raining in the night. and
now the veil was lifting from tbe son
winch sparkled in greeting to tbo tord,'
suhoeams. The man watched tho I,,,,,,
a. a. u nrst quiVered, then melted before
tne rays of light. The man sicbed IIo
Ieit that the veil was lifting for him
ne was seeing things too clearly. and
seelhS thus, he knew that the Iicb+ of
reason would Danish the face o1ona.
win the mist of weakness. He closed
MS eyes. Perhaps it would como b.cI- |
TO him once more. and suralv i ,,.a,,I1
smile now. - "'''iu
suddenly he pressed his hands to |
sether' and something like sob roeo
III MS heart, The face had never hoo,
80 ulStlnct. There were the clear olive
coInpieXlon. the great deep gray evos
ana the wonderful glory of her hair
Dlack as night and soft as floss stor.
lllhg IN its versimilitude to life. He
could see the curls which framed tbe
race blown now by the south wind
ana ne could almost detect the odor Of
the vlolets which had always hung
about her s
Afraid to stir and afraid to close his
eyes even for moment. lest the Vi
sion lose something of its apparent re-
ality, he fairly held his breath.
Don't, Leslie; don't look like that,
1t is Marion. Don't you know me.
Leslie?"
Even then it all seemed like a dream.
Not until he felt the cool pressure of
ler cheek against his and her arms
lbout him did he understand it was all
'eal. And at last he reached for her
lands and held them fast
Marion, I've been building forts
hundreds of them"
She knew what he meant, because
he murmured: "YOu were aIwavs
dearest. 1t is who did not
Understand"
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: SIN oeutlhen Geihstaae inte,

= SIN beutlben @eihstaee inter-
pelirte Dr. b. DsiembDpsti ben
&eibsfanaler @rafen 8nlpm besiia=
liA oeiien ibdoigenoen 8Dreebens
gege1 Die BDlen unb fiibrte mebrere
Beilpiele anaebliher ungeredtiefei=
ten an. @r iagte, iunge 2eute, tpelbe
gum einidbrigen Dienit berehtigt
mdreu. miiBten anei Sabre oienen.
neil iie auf ben @pmnalien megen
geringfiiaiger 8ereeben beitraft tpor=
ben ndren. Das Sbmeralibite fir
Die BDlen, fubr Der Spreher fort,
tpdren aber Die Geriube, lire Sprabe
aussurptten. Ser Staatslefretar bes
&eibSamtes bes Snnern, @raf Bo=
iaoDpsfp, antnDrtete, bic p0lniibe
Srage tpdre i'm netiDnalen Sinne
feline sSraee, bic Deutihlano be-
riibre. Die preuBiibspolniiben 8rD=
binsen piiroen 10 lange preuBiib
bleiben, pie nod elm SDloat in's
Selb eeiteut tperoen f0nnte. Or. b.
95iembDmsfi babe cine incDrrecte
Sbilberune enttpprfen, tpelbe i'm
oeuti9en &eibstaee nibt bisfutirt
tperoen fDnnte, ba iie por ben preu=
Biiben 2anbtag gebDre. Die einaige
5rage, tpelde Der GDrreoner pDrge>
bradt, unb tpelbe bas &eid ar>
9inee, tpiiroe Der &riegsnninifter @es
neral pDn @oBler beanttuerten. 8oBz
Ter iagte. ieb5ig pDlniibe iunge 2el.te
tpdren tpegen Betbeiligung an einen1
gebeimen 8erein unb 2eiitung zines
@ibes. ale lire &rdfte oetn polni<
11en Gaterlano uno Der @ieoerberz
ftellung BDlens gu peiben, prDaeis
1irt tpDroen. Sour oieie ndren nit
atpei WDhen 6aft uno Nbertennung
Der 8eredtigung gum einidbrigen
Dienit beitraft uorben uno bic 9trafe
bGtte nidbt an allen pollitreft uer=
ben f6nnen, oenn elm 9beil Der iun=
gen 2eute tpdre auBer 2anoeS gegan=
gen uno elm anoerer 9beil bdtte iih
bem Stuoium Der fatbDliiben 9be0=
logic eenionet, tpDourb lie geIeblt1
nDm Militdroienit befreit mDroen
tuGren.
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Tiir $500 nab 9entldlanO.

Deutib anerifanildbe 8eitungen
per6en i'm alten Gaterlanb nit erD<
Bem SntereHe eelelen, neil 1ie fi1
frei ausipreben unb bdufis ppn britt
ben mebr Neui9feiten uno Na6ri9=
ten bringen, alS Die beutl@en 8eis
tungen ielbit. Die nSreie Yreiie fir
Eeras" lift briiben iiberall, tpDbin iie
aeianbt miro, elm iebr germ geiebener
@ait unb fann iib riibmen, Nner=
fennun9 uno @lrbigung au finben,
tpie aus 3ablrei1en Briefen an uns,
iotpie an Dieienieen, tpelbe bas Blatt
an ibre 8ermanbten ibiden, berpDr.
3ebt. @er oaber ieinen 8ertpanoten
uno Jreunoen cine Jreuoe ertpeilen,
ibnen Elm pinfDmmenes @e1benf
MAIDEN mill, Der beitelIe fiir iie Die
nSreie Breiie fir Teras". Das Sn>
tereiie fir geras, tpie iiberbaupt fir
ben 5taat uno Die @eeeno, tpp Die
Gertuanoten luobnen, iit in Deutibz
lamb iebr lebbaft uno es 1T unn,6es
li6, in Srinatbriefen etne 10 griinb=
libe Iuffldrung uno Beibreibung
oes frern6en 2an6es gu geben, tpie
bies Die n6reie Breiie" a0mDbent=
lib tbut. Sir ben geringen Breia
BON So nerienben mir pprtofrei unier
rei6baltiges 8obenblatt auf elm Sabr
an irgenb cine Ioreiie i'm Nuslanoe.
Die ssreie Yreife fir 9eras pmbl.
gpmbanf.
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geit itber 80 esabreu

idon puroe Wrs. Winslou's 3 GDo.
thing Sgrup BON WilliDneu por
Wiittern beim 8abnen Der ainoer
angeuenoet. @irft Du i'm S1lafe
ourb 0aS Sbreien eineS &inbeS ge,
it5rt, oas i'm Babnen lit unb nor
S9mer3en tpeint? Bern 70, laiie
lofDrt cine Jlaibe pDr ,Wrs.
WinslDm8 SDDtbing Syrup bolen.
Sein @ertb ift unbeaablbar. @s
mirb Dem neinen 2eioenben ipfort
2inberung peribaffen. @erlaBt euh
oarauf, Wiitter, es ift fein 8ueiiel
6ariiber. gs beilt DiarrbDe, regu.
lirt ben Maeen uno Die ysieren, be.
leitigt Bino &Dlit, erpeiht ben
@aunten, perbinoert @nt5iinoung
unb itdrtt bas ganae Spitem. rWrs:
WinslDtpS SDDtbing Sgrup" fir 5ab.
nenoe &inber 1T aneenebm i'm Sc.
ibmaf; bas &ecept itamn,t pon
einem Der beiten tpeibliben Merste in
ben Ser. Staaten. Sc lit bel allen
Druggiiten in Der gan5en @elt su
baben. BreiS Is Gents per sylal9es
&auft nibts anoeres, als Wirs.,
Winsloms SoothinazSprup.
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2llles bate DaiIp eripartet, bas aber

2(lles bate DaiIp eripartet. bas aber
ai9t. sic fubr forHIi9 5uriid.
ySag's nod MAJ, Nnning. Sd babe
mas bon sipeibunbert Marf beritanber
unb BON pumpen. @ttmmt bas9~
nSa, ia, ia! Mber es mnb elei9 Iein
-fofort-auf Der @telIe. @s itebt biel
auf benz Spiel. Morsen friib mub
ber-nein! Daifp, berlansit Dn, bab
id fose, tpofiir i'd bas fdredlide 9elb
brau9e2-@
Daiib fdsute Der alufseresten cine
fleine Wetle ernft in bic Mugen. Damn
Faiittelte Ee ben &opf.
Stein" entgeenete iie, i'd perlanee
es nidt. Sier bait gu ben @9liiKel
5u meiner &ommobe. Sm er1tetl
Shubfa9 linfs liest eine @elotaI6e.
Nimm beraus, fobiel Du fpinit-"
9lnna nabm ben @9lIHel. plDBz
Ii9, in iiberpallenber gmpfinbung,
fiibte iie Datfns 9anb unb ftiirmte bae
BON. Stiirmte binauf in bic @tube,
rib bic aommobe ouf nnb bas @elb
berans nnb flos bann ipieber auriid in
ben Weinlaubengang.
oDa," faste fie, bic aerfnitterten
S4eine in Der 9anb, rba, Otto-aipeiz
bunbert-"
Sic feu8te unb bebte an alien 9liez
bern.
Otto itedte bic @9eine Elm unb
briidte Mnnas 6anb. sd banfe Dir.
8iit Du au6 nidt mebr nteine 8raut,
Du biit mebr. Bit Elm treulieber aaz
merab unb ein ber3iges S9ipeiterhen.
Mnno, oas bergef' i'd Dir nidt, baB
Du mir Deinen @parpfennig opferteft.
Du baft MIR ben Rod eerettet. Nodz
mails Oanf unb abbio!-"
gr fprans suriid, mar nit einem
Sab iiber 9ede unb Mauer; bann bDrz
: ten bic 8etben feine fid RAID entfer=
nenben Sdritte auf Der 2anbitrabe.
Bon Der anberen @eite bes @artens
beriiber f9on Der lauter iperbenbe SUI
bel Der iunsen Mdbden.
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Sine perbamauisppl1e 9abe

tpiirbe Die Sdbiefeit iein, fommenoe
grei9nthe pDraus5uleben. Sc miiroe
oieS ale 6Dffnung 5erftDren. Der
@prausblid in Die 3ufunft tpiiroe
fein Slid mebr auffommen laiien.
Nber trpbbem eiebt es ia einiee
Dinee in Be5us auf Die 8ufunft,
pel1e mir pifien. Wenn fib gum
Beilpiel elm Wangel an gnereie,
gbrgeia uno Ippetit funogiebt, oanu
tpiifen mir ibon. baB ernfte Beihtpers
ben folgen tperoen. b. 3. tuenn nidt
reht3eitig porgebeugt miro. Oft
itellen iid3 oann ihneu 2eber= uno
acknowledgement elm. Mber aui
ale 5dlle tpirb Electric Bitters
Sbre @eiunobeit ibneu mieoerberz
itellert Daiielbe itdrft uno frdftiet
elm erib0pftes Spitem uno baut ea
eepiHermaBen neu auf. Sour SO
gts. Befrieoiaune tpiro aarantiri
burb Die Npptbete BON S. &alteper
& Sobn, @eo. s. Shmitt, gieen-
Thinner, uno u. DreiB.
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Wtan beribtet aus Norobauien:
Der pl0blibe eebeinniBpOlle Zoo
bes Jiiriten Wolfgane 81 StDllberg@
Stpllberg lit auf einen traurigen 3uz
fall suriidsufiibren. 60 miro menia=
items ppn Der San,ilie Stpqberg boz
fumentirt. DaB es iib nm elm Ser
brehen aebanoelt baben i0n, eribeint
bollitdnbig aus9eihloiien. uno audi
bic SelbitmDrotbeDrie loa nibt Die
geringiten 9anobaben bieten. Ser
Siirft befano iib auf Der Sabrt BON
ieinem ShloB &ottleberooe mad Dem
GbloB StolIberg, tpplelbit iein, por
elm paar Tagen erit neritorbener 8az
ter aufgebabrt lag. Siirit W0lfgang
batte, pie er oies als paiiiunirter
Sdeer gu tbun pfleate. auf Der sSabrt
elm Sagogemebr bel iih. @oh in,
Yart ieineS Sblones nerlieB er ben
@aeen, uno Der &utiber tpelher
tpartete, pernabm nab furser Belt
einen SbuB. Ils ldngere 3eit nera
itrihen mar, obne baB Der sSiirit sus
riidfebrte, mahte Der &utiher ith
auf bic Suhe. gr fano ben Siiriten
in einem bibten @eb6ls. init Der To@
besmunoe i'm Gopf, oas @euebr nod
i'm Mrm. Gin traail6er 8ufan bat
es 10 eefiiat, baB 8ater uno SDbn
nun an oemlelben Taee bearaben
perben. Ser Sobn bette ben Siir=
itentitel, pelber aus Dem Sabre 1898
itamnt, erit felt Dem 9ooe oes &az
ters erbalten.
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9. 6 apiteI.


0ie 9roben Gerien ftanben nun
~ nabe beDpr. Sm 3immer
q Nnnas unb Oaifps bins Elm
Ralenberplafat an Der Manb,
auf benz pfleste Mnna ollabenbli9 ben
Derlebten Sag bid gu bur9ftrei9en.
llnb bann sdblte iie eifris unb bere
fiinbete iebesmal triumpbirenb: Dot
fp, nod atpanaig Tase!-Daifp, ieBt
nur nod ap0lf Sase!-Oaiin, in bier
Sasen sebt es beibt!-"
Oaifp mar ru6iger unb CAB 5i9 pbis
lofopbifder. sd freue mid ia aud, .
faste fie, vauf elm paar Woden Der Obs
but @eintr 9obeit bes 9eraoss 8otbo
bes Sehiteu unb Der @emahlin entaos
gen gu tperben- -notabene, es iinb beibe
heraenssute 2eute, benen id, ni9ts na6z
iagen pill; baB iie mir aupeilen aubers
orbentlid grotesf porfommen, 70 etpa,
als fei Elm @tiidden tleinbDfii9er
3opfaeit in bic @esenipart b.risbt NOR
ben, liest tpobl nur an meiner amerttaz
nifden grsiebung. Mfo: i9 freue mid
aud. aber i'm 9intersrunbe ber
5reube lauert traifes Gntiebsn. Na9
ben ipenisen Mohen Der 6rei6eit BON
Reuem in ben 8adfii9faften bineinz
friehen gu follen. bas erfiint mid nit
9rduen."
rllnb ia besreife bas nibt, Daifp.
Wir gefGHt es hier ausdeaeinnet. llnb
nidt mir auein. Gs fiiblen fi9 ale
ipobl. Gosar bic bur4lau9tisfte prinz
5efftn finbet es gang panabel." :
r2ieber S9ab. S6r leib a[leiammt
iiinser an gmpfinben als id. Sd babe
f4cn einmal bapOn sefproden. Mir
Mmerifanerinnen lernen uns friihaeitiq
auf bic eisenen GiiBe iteaen. gun nil
ber papa biefe SelbititGnbigteit tpieber
einbdmmen. Natiirlib tbut bas tpeb.
Wenn man einem Winb9unb bic Sbren
erit pa4fen ldbt, Inn fie bann tpieber
ab5uf9neiben, 10 TIT bas barbariI1.
,Strafe mub f.in,' faet Batter. Sd
tpeib fhon ipofiir. Mber ib boffe, ia
ptrbe nun balb seniis.nb beitraft tporz
ben fein. 9ielei9t bring.n mir bic
5erien bic @rlofung-"
Oas mar cine iener 2lnIpielungen,
ouf bic Mnno nidt ein5ns.ben pflegte.
Sic bermieb es seflifientli9, bas Sbema
auf bic Grbf1aftsfrage gu brinaen.
F, Die sroben 1erien follten semeinfam
in 9obenporte perlebt iperben. Daifp
trGumte freilid autpeilen bon Der aros
Zen Melt, BON Sftenbe ober ErpupiQe;
aber iie fiiete fid. Mu9 9obenparte
mar ibr re9t. 0ieuei9t fanb fi9 ba
Gelesenbeit, einen tedsn Srumpf aeaen
Grid ansaufpielen. Oie{er frede
Menf9 hatte cine eigens Wtanier, fie
BON oben berab gu bebanbeln. gai6t
| refpettlos; ober 10 nod bur6aus ais
Rinb, als cine, bic man faum Id,on
| ernit nebnen f0nne. Dos berlebte unb
droerte Daiib. sic fanb es ld9erli9;
bod Der Merser blieb.
9lm Mbenb Dor benz 8eeinn Der syee
i rien bate Snfel Nante Mnna, Oai1b
unb Geon an Der eriten GrbbeerbotpIs
g.laben. 4nna unb Daifp paren Be-
| nrloubt tporben. erbielten aber nod eine
CUTE Mabnung bon Grau bon G9r0ter
nit auf ben Weg. sd babe nidts
batpiber, bab Sbr biefer berali9 ges
meinten SnpitatiOn Golse leiftet," faste
fie; ,ober i9 bite guA, haltet gu9 Tn
ben Gren5en bes S9idliden. ipenn if
aud nidt iiber gu4 tpade. gs sibi
junse Mdb4en. bic trinfsn gu biel. ST
bies fdon Bel sinem Manne srdbli9,
| 70 1T es bel einem iunsen Mdbden ses
rabesu abominable. 9tnna, id eriuds
!Ste. nidt su lddeln. Sd babe ssb1rf.
baB Sic neulid gu llla MsrsentNn
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= Wan Idreibt aus Berlin: Die
Igitatipn fir Die Beibidun9 Der
tommenoen notwithstanding in ct.
Souls ilt in pplem @anee. Ser
@ebeimratb 2etpalo, &eibseOmmil=
1dr fiir Die Musltellung, arbeitet nit
erpBen1 Seibid uno audi nit iiht<
li1em @rfrlge, bas Sntereie an Der
geranitaltune AUDI in inouitriellen
8reiien tpadaurufen uno gu erbalten.
Nuh Die N9itation oes in Berlin einz
9erihteten Weltausiteaungs 8u=
reaus ldBt nihtS 81 tpiinlben iibrie.
Sn sablreiden Bainpbleten. tpelbe
tnaiienmeile perlhidt tperben. miro
auf Die itarfe Steigerung oes Exports
nod ben Ser. Staaten namentlib in
lebter Belt binaetpieien. Da lino in
eriter 2inie beitimmte Sntereiien
auf's &orn eenDnmen. go Die
Borsellan= uno Die 9on=Snouitrie,
fpelden 1ib in glmerifa elm giinitis
ees @ebiet fir ben abiab oarbietet.
9iele Snbuitrien uno anoere mebr
betpeilen bereits elm beoeutenoes Sn@
tereHe an Der Weltausitelun9 uno
treHen 9orbereitunaen fir Die Be-
ihiduns. Seoenfaqs iino Iusiih.
ten auf cine CUTE Tertretung aub
oer oeutihen Snoultrie in ct. Souls
pDrbanoen.
- Dieienigen. tpelhe NIT oem To-
eenannten ,,n,iioen 8efiibl geboren
lino. lolIten ,,Bridlg Iib Btts
lterS" eebrauben. @S maGt Die
Irbeit 81 einem Beoiiriniiie, nm Der
lleberfiille BON &raft uno gnergle,
tpelhe ourh bic Neubelebuna oes
Sbitems oeruriaht miro, Suit 5u
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-10
PROMINENT
OSTEOPATHS
ARE HERE
President of the Kfneuid College of os
teopathy at Minneapolis and His
wife Visit cIarksburg.

President David lindsey Kincaid, pres
ident of the Kincaid college Of osteop-
THY. Of Minneapolis. and his wife, Mrs.
Clara Bi.seH Kincaid, who is editor of
the Advanced Osteopath. a journal de
voted to that profession and ably and
eIahoratcly edited, and who is one Of
the faculty, are in the city and have
taken up headquarters at Mrs. Lyons.
54I West Main street. The object of
their visit here is to secure pupils for
their college, which, since its opening
last October has had gratifying success
and is fast becoming leading nstitu.
tion Of its kind. It bids fair to become
one of the strongest and best colleges
Of ii. kind in the country. They have
letters of endorsement from many prom
inent people, and number OF these are
published in the journal, showing that
the institution commands high estima-
tion. Mr.. Kincnid. as well rs his wife.
are very pleasant and cultured, and it Is
pleasure to meet them. They are de-
sirous of meeting all who are Interested
along this line and will gladly receive
them at Mrs. Lyons.