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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
River and BuAines

The Mississippi River south Of Hannibal win
fall slowly: the Missouri east of Kansas City
Will rise during the next Sc hours.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
Appointed Assistant Payn..ster.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. ILL.,. Aug. 4-Adtutant General
as assistant paymaster Of the Illinois Nayni
Reserve. with the rank Of Leutsuant sss
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
Odd Fellows, Conve,t1o..

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Jacksonville. Ill. Aug. THE State Con-
vention Of the Grand United Order Of Odd
Fellows was opened here to-day. One hun
dred delegates are in attendansa. Tho cen
vention will continue three days.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
MEETING OF MANAGERS CALLED.

Measures WIN BE Decided Upon to Re-
lieve Freight Congestion.
In compliance with a call issued by Pres
ident McChesney Of tho Terminal Associa-
ton. meeting OF the General ManagerS
Association will be held at Union Station
Friday morning at 10 o'clock for the pur-
pose of adopting measures to relieve the
freight congestion.
It is stated that while the freight cars
in East st, Louis and st. Louis are being
moved, the yards are badly eonEested. and
drastic measures shall be resorted to In or
der that a blockade may be averted.
President McChesney Ia chairman OF the
Managers Association. He Is at present out
of the city. but 1t is expected that he will
return in time to attend the meeting.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
Run Over by a Thrashinr Machin,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Monet. Mo-, Aug. ED Mulkey, a
farmer boy. residing south Of Monett, was
run over by a thrashfng machine to-day and
received injuries that may prove fatal.
Both his arms and collarbone were broken.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
souri, River with a good wheat trip. She de-
parts on the return this afternoon from the foot
of Carr street

Tho City Of Memphis. arrived from tn Ten
nessee River with q heavy lumber cargo, She
will so out on the return this Afternoon
Tho Bald Eagle came in from Peoria yss-
teruay morning with big stock trip. She de-
parts for the same point this afternoon
Tho Chester departed for Cape Girardeau yes
terday afternoon with Q heavy trip Of freight
and army passengers
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
Baby Mine
Every mother feels .
great dread of the pain
and danger attendant upon
the most critical period

mother should Be Of joy ALL suffering and
Mothers Friend is the only remedy which of the
trial only made painless danger avoided
its Those who this remedy respondent
gloomy and other distressing conditions
the system made ready the coming and the
serious accidents common to the critical
obviated by the Mothers m n ~ nuNep
Friend. 'It is worth s weight gold, - UufnHIN
says many who have used Il. 500 per lvuVuunNA q
bottle at drug Book containing
!; 's.: !: = !: Friend
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
River Forecast.

EDWARD a. BOWIE
Local Forecast Omciai.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
ON THE ROAD OF ILL-HEALTH

nature the blue the bright the singing of the
birds the everything bring to the
The world be whose body and brain full
Constipation Indigestion Sour Stomach Pains Back Side Stiff
Joints Tongue Muddy Skn Bad Taste Mouth
despair grip and fresh the road
perfect health by using today
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
By TeleEraph.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS
Vicksburg Miss, Aug. k-Ths gauxe tonight
showed 20. 3 feet fall Of L The Matches passed
up The American cleared for the Yazoo River.
PittsburK. Aug. 4.-River 3.s feet and falling.
Cloudy and pleasant
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05

Deer Knled Child.
REPuBIpc SPECIAL.
DeniDon. Tex, Aug "A pet deer at
tackled and killed Lily Metcalf, aged q
years near here to-day. The deer jumped
upon the child's head. crushing it into a
pulp
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09
The President in Colorado.

The nations Chief Executive was the
guest Of the city o. Denver, Monday
for two and oae-haif hours and the
people. regardless OF political affllia-
lions. greeted him with warmth and
hearflncss q welcome not exceeded on
hts franseontlnental tour. The Presi-
dent made but one speech IN this city.
and that Was delivered IN the open air
on the capitol grounds. where no less
than 5000 people we're assembled. As
the President stepped upon the speak
er's stand. Mrs. Helen ~. Caihar step
ped forward and presented 10 him. On
behalf Of the Daughters OF the Ameri-
can Revolution. a silk Gag beautifully
wrought 4 deeply appreciate this
priceless gift" responded tx Presl-
dent 49,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09

Buffalo. SpcciaL-John II. Costello. a
wealthy mining operator and oil man.
with cfficcs IN The Prudential build
ing. has been shot by his wife. TWO
shots were Grcd. One took effect in the
r'eht shoulder. After the shooting. Mr5.
Costello went 90 police headquarters
and gave herself un. Physicians say
~csteilo's chances OF recovery are IA
tcrablc.
The Cos.cilos have hccn separated
io rscyCrsl years. during which tiUo
they have Crgagci in litigation ana
carried cen open domestic warfare. Mrs.
Costello his made numerous attempts
9 gain possession OF her children and
charges Of attempted kid1aup.lg have
hccn made AGAINST her. OWNS % Cos
tc'l0's wealth Cad wide business inter
csts. their family troubles were given
much publicity.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09
INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE

Chicago. Special.--A national in
irstrial conference. TO which former
President Cleveland. Senator Hanna.
President Gompers Ct the American
Federation of Labor John Mitchell Of
The miners union ard other readers in
The industrial and political life "a che
country VIII be invited. is to Zee called
by the National Civic Federation GO
meet I'm Chicago. Among the results
hopcd for is the solution Of many vcX-
.ng problems between employer 2ad
employee before jieagreemCnts over
them lead 20 labor troubles.
Among the plans the federation viii
propose g. one that manufacturers of
q certain line of goods shall bee in
.uCed TO agrcC where the demand Of
labor is sufficiently i-sisteat, 90 a
-la3ual reduction OF working hours
n reduction Of haif IN hour each ycsi
instead of one cr more hours &C 4 time
4 return fo~ the agrcem snt by union.
not TO restrict production.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09
Cantnin Milnran AR. Sod.

Bcufort. Spccial-Ca1toin Miin
gan. Master OF the Steamer Active
OF Cape Charles. Va. came here ar.
ter a crew Of "a which he shipped
before Collector Of Customs C.. p.
Jones. acting as United States Com
uisssout.There was complaint by
a local boat owner that MuHsan had
violated the S,ate law against TAX
Ing lalor out OF North Carolina
The sheriff arrested Milligan on
the ground THAI the latter vas with
out license. soliciting labor 70 go out
side O. the State. Tie is under a 500
bond and aid not take tire crew. The
81 riT tclcEraphel Attorney Gene
Glmer Tor his opinion and says the
halter advised tc make the ar
rest Il is claimed that the law im-
poses $500 fine on unlicensed emil
grant agents Mlligan and other
persons here say he is in no sense
an enigrsnt agent and that the charge
is uf0unded and that action ia this
case wiIl work harlshlps 90 the ship
ping interests ia North Carolina.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09

The old tale 81 Einskeson lake
res serpent has AZ last been s1bztaa-
slated. but instead Of "a antediiuyian
monster Il IS a huge alligator. For
several years past 81 frequent inter
vzls persons have sWorn they have
seen q strange3ookins reptile .H Afns
ksxon lake TIE truth came 70 light
Dy the reporting Of the naciuey 81 q
I've ten foot alligator in the open wa
ter Al the foot Of The outlet pipe o.
poslfe the traction and lighting com
oany's plaat ThYee men IA boat
started 20 investigate. oct when four
or I'VE fest from the reptile Il sgnk 10
tie bottom and buried 5tself In the
mud. II aeon came 20 the surface
aezin. In the Dez3tiEe the news
sprsad about the city. aud within an
hour hundreds o. people lined the
hanks. The water in the vicinity Il
Kept warm by a waste pipe which IL
connected With the power Diant. and
the alligator makes SIS horoe Ia the
niue a. the bottom. An attempt wlf
be made 70 capture E.--Detroit Fse<
PrHx
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09
ANOTHER KENTUCKY MuRDFs
The Assassin Was Seen But Wit
ueSSes VIII Not ~ me Them

Lexington. Ky. SpcciSl.-JCs, after
be had finished films papers. reopen
Ing the contested cieoGca cases os
Brcath.tt county. James i. Marcum
was shot and killed by an unknown
assassin. lie zen *. nc trent entrance
OF the court house 81 Jackson. Ky. and
never spoke. death being almost in
Simultaneous. Marcuus WAS counsel for
the fusionists who s-e Contcsang fer
the Offices o. a county judge. sheriff
and other places now held by Demo
Gratis. rs n rosult OF his efforts Sna his
sympathy win the Coc,ren faction n
the Hargis-CccSren feua. nc had Tor a
year been generally regarded as a
marked man..
Eo was staading in shc front door OF
The court house when the shot wos
fred.
Marcum staggered and as he sank 10
the aoor another sho; was fired. The
first bullet entered the back 20 the
r.eht OF the spinal column and pass g
through the brcas, and body struck
the door fac.ng him. Tho next shot
/ passed through the top o. his head and
Was aimed as he rceici. The shots ape
! pesrcd To come from q doorway. or pos
sihiy from behind a door in the corri-
dor. but rs the passage was quickly
cleared amid great confusion no one
/ seemed able a state accurately where
the ASSASSIN s-os located. a Telegram
from County Judge Harris ton gh
states that the assassin is stiN un
/ known after d.licCnt search Iad rs
arrests have a. yet been made ever
on sus- iciCn.
TIE body vas picked UP by friend
and carried 20 drug store OD1osiv
and from there taken home some 81,
thcy saw the ASSASSIN run Out OF "a
rear door and 81 seems certain that IN
4 murderer made his escape that way +.
the confusion. To is generally believe
| that the assassin was recognized o.
/ some people. tut no one th.s FER h7
the courage 20 name him though "a.
I question is en- every ones Tins.
NarruU vas q. trustee ~ tac ke-
, / tucky state Coiiccc. was United STATE
: commissioner O. his district ana rex
reese ntiug the Lexington * Easter
Railroad and other large corporation
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09

Washington. Special-In q .cp,rt 20
the state Department. Consul Mans
field. at Valparaiso. says that during
the last session os the Chilean congress
a bill was passed which provided for
the oonstru lion Of railway over the
Andes mountains 90 connect BUolCs
Ayr.s WITH Santiago and VALPARAISO.
This viii he the first line 10 cross the
continent ol south America.
The Argentine government is build
irg railroad from Buenos Ay.es,
which IS 20 connect wsth the line fiom
Valparaiso. work Is being pushed on
both sides OF the mountains ald 10 s.
expected the line viii Doe complete,
within a few years. An enormous tun-
mel is part OF the project.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09
Atlanta Fair and Horse Show.

Atlanta. Ca. Special-There is no
doubt about the fact that a horse show
will be a feature OF the fair this year.
Atlanta is now in a circuit OF horse
show cities. this circuit having been
formed last year. IL extends as far
west as Kansas City. and the finest
horse flesh displayed at the other
shows In Kentucky and throughout
the west will be brought here for At
lanta horse show week.
The arrangements for dates and de-
tails OF the fair and horse show will
be taken up as soon as the new diTcc-
tors and officers have been elected.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09
BALIIMOGE'S CITY ELECTION.
Ballot IN Four Precincts Urcaauted-
VIII Not Allect 1clan's L rct.nn.

" ga MOI fNltcCS .iGi-lI- - / rCtsDf.
Baltimore. SpcciaL-The ballots On
30i OF the election precincts cast a.
Tuesdays municipal election ia lhis
city give Robert VI. McI-ane. Demo.
cratic candidate for the mayo-alty. a.
plurality over Frank ". Woch;er. re
publican. Of $40. The ballots IN thc re-
naming four precincts are still un-
counted. owing 10 disputes among The
judges 81 election. II is not expected
shat the final count viii affect No
Lanes election.
Mr.. Wachter. the Republican candi-
date. and his party leaders charge that
many ballots east ia his favor have
been illegally thrown ont and they an
nounce that they Will appeal TO the
courts.
The Republican candidates fcv city
comptroller and president or the sec
ond branch OF the city council wee
elected. The Republicans will have a
majority. in the second branch OF Ihr
city council and the Democrats : ma
iority in the first branch. The Demo
Gratis will have a majority on joint
ballot, and Will thus be able 20 eice;
the city register.
IL vas announced that counsel had
been engaged by the Republican lead
ers to contest the apparent election "
Robert ". McLane, Democrat as may
or OF Baltimore over Frank G. Weeh-
ter. Republican.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09

ST. Louis. Special.-Noarly ali the
Wo-ll's Fair dedication visitors have
departed from st. Louis President
Francis. accompanied by party OF VS.
iiors and by officials OF the expos.-
tioa. Inspected the United States moa-
iior Arkansas. moored in ST. Louis
ha.bor.
The closing events yesterday OF the
dedication we're as follows:
civil parade. In which 10000 per
sons took part.
mass-meeting in the Liberal Arts
Building AT the fair grounds. where the
Governors OF States were welcomed
Dedication OF sites for State build
!ngs.
PyTotechnic display.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09
q ~ -
Unseen1ly knowledge.
BY =. Nj CrOtE1ers-

social talking Indication % the very
IN opinion that the czhhtton q sana-el i2"-se
A of
should b the huanzns Eround % no.
- dies & p q
rhe g a
theet sefc f d Eez-h
Of
pr1if
Z L.
OF natural seon may account
of
synpathetc who
kn0xT very do--Ihe Atlantic
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09
completlon OF shlp Demnnded.

Washington. Special.-Acting Secre-
tary OF the Navy Darling has notified
the Trigg ship Building company or
Richmond. Va. that unless the work
on the Galveston is proceeded with
at once the department will make.
other arrangements for its completion
The ship was sc per cent. completod
when the financial embarressms mt OF
the Trigg company occurred. Should
the company be unable 10 complete
the vessel the Galveston will probably
be taken TO the Norfolk navy yard and
finished there by the government
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09

and coal passers. The passengers saved
are: r. n. Cole. PHILADELPHIA. who lost
a purse containing STC0 ana a large
diamond stud: J. Trevor. or Philadcl-
rhia: L. II. Ycun-hcaj. OF Chester
Pa. GEORGE n. Hood. OF Philadelphia.
Harry +. Winters. % Camden y. J..
Mary 4. SandCrson. windsor. y. c.:
Norris Payne. Jr Northwest. Va.
John Reese. Norcoib: Miller Penne'l
Norfolk: hudson Seville. Berkeley. and
David Rowland. OF Newport News.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09

Washington, Speciai.-AdvIcss re-
coived at the State Department through
private sources as TO conditions In Ven
ezuela are 20 the effect that the country
IL greatly disturbed: that large part
or the country is In possession OF the
revolutionists and that the prospects
for the future are full OF doubt.
The department has b3s no Official
advices by wire for some time owing
TO the interruption OF the cabIe-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09

An fnxeatlon which promises 90 do
away with rauch Eity--exprs-ss
&C or fmplIe5-znd any quantity Ok
wexztfon Is nrr being tried On a large
sezse IN Chicago. Il Is already haii1-
serfly a. work IN dozen cities NIB =
usDztatlon CT g 600 ard over. and IT'S
prornOters are certain q Tee complete
.suooess In the largest cities- Il IS tse
r.stonztic. secret service. xlrleS<
Telephone. By means u the artonia-
<sr sxisehbozrd the telephone girls a.
zhs oertral stations are 2osol ute'y
,oone away vita When : number =
WASTED yea simply turn = sHiah daais
arke that wh.ch operates the comoina-
sSsn OF a vzuit. 20 the numerals which
snake CD lie required number. Ia Their
consecutive or6e-- 1nen you press
= button which rsngs . caii'ocu On me
<<s1er telephone. ana me connection -
<.orsplcte. The whole operation Il an~
soznatsc and almost instantaneous; 70
one can break In and interrucf OF over
hear . conversation and person
<sees<sng cannck " cat o. before ne
has fislshed Though more than one
fesepEonc ccupany IN . city Is = nni'
saace. the adoption CT al aufcmauc
,eusfchboar6 would certzi1ly 20 FAR
se~xrds resnedysDg most 81 tie faults
81 the present System. Tie r1Ae@so
company has already Epent sssesa'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09

Columbus. Ca. Speeiai-Frait grow
ers throughout this section OF the fruit
belt state that they will have from one
third 10 one-half crop. In the Buena
Vista region. 30 miles south OF here.
the crop Il expected 10 average fully
80 Ger cent The general opiaion how
ever. seems 70 be that The fruit grow
ing section Of southwest Georgia will
not average more than onesfourth Of
. crop. xany fruit trees were killed by
the recent cold snap.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09

Washington. Spccial.-Tho Chinese
minister called upon Secretary Hay a.
thc state Department and discussed
thc Manchurian situation with him.
There IS good reason to believe that
tho negotiations have taken a more
favorable turn and that the Russian
coup which was expected has been
either abandoned or indefinitely post
Qcnel. 10 is understood that this in
wolves no retreat on the part OF the
Russian government from any posi-
ton officially taken. Certain Inquiries
wore addressed by N. piancon. the
Russian charge ct Pckin. TO the
| Chinese government respecting the
| Chinese purpose rs go Manchuria. The
4 Russians hol3 that these were CHROME
ously taken 90 bc a set OF demands.
/ AS a meter of fact they were nothing
bat inquiries and. the Chinese answers
/ being taken rs satisfactory. the Rus
/ sian government has decided 90 carry
ont its original programme for the
/ evacuation OF Manchurio.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09

Washington. special.--Dr. John c.
Rodman. commander OF the North
Carolina Division. United Sons OF Con
federate Veterans. has appointed for
the annual reunion at New Orleans,
Miss Mary Armistead Jones. OF RAJ
eisk, sponsor for the division. and Miss
Nettio Lou Blum, OF Winston~Salem
maid Of honor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09

Atlanta. special-Major James W.
Warren. who has been since 1872 sec
rotary 20 the executive department Of
the Georgia State government. vas in
stantiy killed by a Georgia Railroad
passenger train. Monday. a. kirkwood.
three miles from Atlanta. where he
lived
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09

Shreveport. sDec.al-Ilss Evelyn
Hodge. Hiss Iagc-sol Ainee and
Samuel WILLIAMS. three prominent
young TociC-y people 20 this city. were
crowned Do Twclve-Nle Bayou. four
and q half miles from thls city sun
day morning The party were In a
sklU fishing in the bayou
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09

millions o. dollars n the building q;
Tunnels for SIS wires. and vii have 10
eeC telephones IN operation within the
next tTO or three mOnths.-EarDer's
Wse.ly.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09

Atlanta. Special Miss Ada Longa-
ere. lady principal OF Cox College s.0-e
1857. died at College Park May 4.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09

Flovllla Ga Special.-Four train
men were slightly injured here in a
hcad-on COLLISION between q freight and
O passenger train OR tho Southern Rail-
way. The trains we're moving az slow
rate 90 speed and came toge-her in the
gard limits Of Tlovilia. No passengers
were Injured.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09
A. Wider Monroe Doctrine.


o. Republic the worlds
"a CONT
seas n IN
We the N
of
kure n
the
position CT
NE United States had prevented IL The Monroe DSSns Is
development
b-cadened
q
extended
all The
charger
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09
- - -
The Perfect Woman.

BY Mrs. HelIlle.

thai more OF five hundred
to walk BY CORRECTLY
n I
Is
noise OF
tCTS1t OF In standing
O N oTb
o.
1h1O and
stand she shifts
part q
fatigue
therefor
thai TO
G
b obvious
c-eu rcnzrc err Ftl-rl1-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-09

a e-1E-
h. attractions
OF idea e. ~oT is part q ne ideal o &
willing up
height The
Of IS and for
talents AID endo~
q and
accidental direction Of
enlarged
erected
to chilhoo
according 20
frhts q
Itself All 81 l ne sees ina
he Tfou-f ever a r
t-e-Th
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
womau's Seven Gored SKIRT.

Skirts that provide ample INT grace
sul fare about the feet while they ut
with perfect snugness about the hips
make the only models accepted by
fashion, and are shown In many varia'
tons. The exceedingly novel one.
shown In the large drawing. possesses
many advantages and suits many ma
terials. The full length front gore
gives the long line needed for an enect
OF height. The tucked hHunce means
fare and freedom willis the entirely
new arrangement OF trimming is enec-
tive in the extreme. AS shown the ma
terlal Is black taffeta with bands OF
cloth stitched with c%orticelli SIX. ana
medalllons OF heavy suipure lace. but
countless combinations can he made.
The skirt Is cut in seven cores. the
front one being full length. At sides
and back II Is cut of to form q success
sion Of squares to which the iounc Is
fitted. The bands are arranged to make
a Lost effective trimming and form the
spaces In which the lace medallions are
placeu. The fulness at the back Is ar
ranged In tie tlat inverted plents that
are preferred to every other sort.
The quantity Of material required FOR
the medium size Is eleven and a half
Yards twenty o n inches wide. nine
and q half yards twenty-seven inches
wide or five and th~rce-quarter yards
ro.tv,- So,r inches wide.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-02-11
Changed Her Mind.

The Boston charity workers report
q case Of a trying sort that can no
doubt be matched in any large city
where systematic efforts are made to
relieve actual suffering among the
poor. One woman. the mother OF q
large and much-neglected family. re-
jected with scorn some comfortable
secondhand clothing that was brought
to her to make over for the children.
81 don't want them old things" she
snorted. You can take 'em right
back. There amt no style about EN-
and they don't ft any Of the children.
I can't bother with things that don't
itw In view Of the fact that the chill
dren were in desperate need Of proper
clothing. says the Transcript. this re-
ception Of q much-needed benefit was a
severe tax on the patience Of the
donors, but the stress Of the familys
circumstances prompted further over.
lures which. combined with n spell OF
cold weather. induced the woman TO re-
consider her attitude. and the children
were made comfortable. .