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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-16
BRITISH MONROE DOCTRINE.
Blue Book Issued by British Foreign
 Office

London. July 15.-The treaty between Great Britain and Persia which was hint ed at by Marquis of Lansdowne, in his speech in the house of Lords May when he proclaimed the British Monroe doc Urine" in the Persian Gulf is made the subject of a blue book, issued today.
 The treaty was concluded at Teheran February and was ratified May 17. It grants reciprocally the most favored na- tion treatment to each country. abolishes the Persian per cent export duty upon all except few articles and abolishes the system of farming out the customs du- ties. replacing this system by the govern ment system. It undertakes to allow British merchandise any reduction con- ceded to merchandise imported from Rus sia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-16
Irrigation in Mexico.

Mexico City. July Ex-Governor Torres of the State of Sonora is at the capital conferr- ing with the Federal authorities with refer ence to plans for the setlemen of vast and fertile region in Sonora, which has recently been made capable of cultivation by the com pletion of an extensive system of irrigation ca nals. The canals were built by a New York company and supply about 75, 900 acres.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-16
BISHOP CANDLED HERE.
Spent Last Night Here En Route to
 Greensboro.

night in Montgomery. the guest of Rev J. s. Fraser. Presiding Elder of the Montgomery District. Bishop Candler Is en route to Greens boro to attend a district conference.
 The Bishop looking strong and well. He is one. of the prominent figures fin Methodism North and South He is one of the ablest pull pit orators of the church. admired not only for his great mental attainments and learning but for his broad humanity and charity
 The Bishop reached the city at o'clock yes- terday evening. He was met at the depot by Dr. Fraser and escorted to the latter's home on Wilkinson Street. He will probably con tinue his journey to Greensboro today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-16
The Finish of Wallace.

London, July l6.-J. H. Wallace formerly secretary of the late Sir Francis Cook. who recently achieved great notOriety here in con- nection with his suits for libel against Lady Cook, formerly Miss Tennessee Clahin of New York. has been arrested in connection with the mysterious death of his wife. She was found dead in their fiat while Wallace was discov- cred lying on the floor with his throat cut.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-16
Rloodhounds on His Trail.

Columbia, S. C., July 15.-George Ed wards. a negro, today shot and killed Will Hall, postmaster at Chinquepin, S. C., and attempted to shoot a younger brother of his victim. but was prevented by other negroes. Edwards escaped and is being hunted by citizens with blood hounds and a lynching is probable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-16
Emerson and Martineau.

London, July 15.-Ambassador Choata and Thomas Humphrey Ward unveiled the busts of Emerson and Martineau at the Passmore Edwards settlement this afternoon. MT. Choate paid a tribute to the work and genius of Emerson who he said, must be regarded as one of the great lights of the Nineteenth Century and certainly as one of the greatest of aII Americans. = .-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-16

es or cOurse, but-''
 There are no 'buts' about 1t: you nav A man S6,o 900 a year to hang around and do nothing but wait for another man to die, which happens perhaps once in a generation Now. is that business or needless extrava- gance?"
 ing and my wife continued to hit man when he was down. very unsportsmanlike, but very sportswomanlike, act on her part
 Yes, you men pay man SS. 900 year for doing nothing and then make a big fuss be- woman pays a few paltry dollars for a new hat. You men pay S9, 900 for nothing and complain if woman pays S25 for something Now. will you tell me"
 But I didn't wait to hear the sentence fin ished because said at the start 1t doesn' t pay to argue with woman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-16
Oninm Bills Tahled.

mission has tabled both the opium bills. The first bill provides for the creation of an opium monopoly in the archipelago and the second is a substitute bill intro duced by the Committee. making the im- portation of opium unlawful except by pharmacists.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-16
Serious Friction Arises

London, July 15.-The Times correspond ent at Shanghai telegraphs that serious friction has arisen between Sheng Ia Jaen, Director General of Chinese Rail- ways, and Mir. Gray. the Manager of the American China Development Company
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-16
Kaiser Honors Americana.

Berlin, July 15,-The German Emperor has fixed upon John S. Sargent, the American painter, large old medal for art in connection with the Berlin art ex- hibition. small gold medal was also conferred on Edward Abbey, the Ameri- can artist.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-16
Dead at 1n1 Years

West Monroe. N. Y. July 15.-Mrs. Gym thia Hendricks, 101 years old. Is dead at her home here. Mrs. Hendricks had been in good health up to a month ago. She celebrated her birthday June 18th, and on the following day slipped on the doorstep and fell. The shock caused her death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-16
Expert Boards Report.

Washington, July I6-The Expert Board of Naval Officers appointed to investigate the cause of the explosion of the Iowa's twelve inch gun on April Q, last, has filed its re- port and it has been approved by Rear Ad- finds that the gun was burst by the sudden application to the bore under the "E'' bore
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-16
pengue in Sandwich Islands.

Honolulu. July 15,-An epidemic of den- gue appears to be sweeping over the is- lands. Over l.5O0 cases have been re- ported but there have been no deaths di- rectly attributable to the disease.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-16
Hartz Pays a Fine

San Francisco, July 15.-Capt. William H. Hartz, U. s. A, who came from the Orient on the transport Thomas and who failed to declare 153 articles in his bag gage subject to customs duty, today paid a fine of $l91 to the collector.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-16
Fire in Ardmore. l. T.

Ardmore, l. T., July 15.-Fire today de- stroyed the stores of Ed Ringer, K A Hotchkiss and the Ledbetter building Loss, $5O,OOO. Assistant Chief Kendall was so badly hurt that his recovery is doubtful
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-16
Naval Changes.

Washington. July l5.-Rear Admiral Terry has been ordered 10 command the naval sta tion at Honolulu and Rear Admiral Miller has been offered command of the South Atlantic station.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-16
Tn the City Court.

Prophet Cantelou found guilty of as- sauh and battery yesterday in the Montgomery City Court and was fined l cent and costs
 Eldridge Elmer plead guilty to the charge of assault and battery and fined S5 and costs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-16

The unwavering disciple alone can in fuse that spirit into his fellow. Stead fastness is a word to conjure by.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-16

hoop of gas pressure greatly exceeding that which would result from the normal action Of the powder charge being fired in it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-16
any real vacancy. doesn't it?"

TotaI due State pension fund $2, ,O39 .5S
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-02
Manners Maketh the Man.

That We ere q rushing, busy people 10
90 excuse for lack OF manners. II IL Iust
ss easy to be polite ss impolite and takes
no more time,
Bad nstionAl manners are the result OF
bad training, or entire lack Of II. st home
II the vile aud mother would DO very
careful about ber own department.
children would lss'n by eIsmple-ths
only true way to learn. Good manners
are the result OF the refining inf usnces
OF home lie and cannot be acq uired
without practice in this vsy. Culture
esnnot be simulated or put on for occs
sions.
Samuel johnson siy,. The difference
bstvesn = we'll bred aud i'll bred man 10
this--ons Immediately attracts your lib
ing. the other your svsrsion.
Manners certainly cover . multitude OF
other sins. A msn may be poor. homely,
too sm,ll or two large. but II be is ipnste
ly refined for true manners are inbred
be will always attract. This j. equally
irus OF both sexes. 1t 10 culture that
msketb man or woman.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-02
Paradox In Taste Of the Sexes

Did you ever notice What somsn sstl
s.ked . restsorsnt man the other dsy
See those foar women Who have jost cot1e
ipi I'll wager Mst l on tell you vbsi
,hsy will order b.icre they are seated. Il
sill be either % a., cse,m ppd, ~ shoso
late scl.irs.
Tts women seated Themselves. toysd
sitb the bill OF i.rs sBd, iurs eueush.
ordered shoosls.e e-l.iS snd o. hss.
Iii, v,ts NJ "a ths men. - voald
never cell spi pi. or NEST, The res
.ssrsnt u,n 20 o.d For soas rsAss1
somsa r .bsl Il ,ae tuousht Of bssistssh
.nitu,s tbisss ghV vsnt tousthins &
dainty. Even the ieniuips scrobsts Of Tbs
stage slsss their y0 10 horror a. The
ihoaaht OF Rest b sf.
when 1t eoG.s 10 esnJ!, thonsh, there
10 . paradox. Cspfsetiouen ssy that sl
aos. % mach candy IL purosssed BY men
q By women. Ths msn bsy I, often 10
sst ihsmsslves too.
Ooe Of the bsss psttons ~ hsvs 10 .
former football plsJp tos prsticins lss
10 this city. s,ii . ssndy men ye,hrdsy.
Hs ests evNything 10 the vv Of sugar
from cbooois'se { e)s 10 erssn csndy snd
slssys hes boz OF !, 10 bic dsst, i,T -
sose ether men bsvs cisn', 10 bsrd on,
n yea sspt 20 n.te him snsry. 'y that
sf.ninsts men sre tbs ooly onss sho ss'
essdy. SD be will sivs yoss lice Of srsn
.sas thst vssld cell soeis II be we're .
drnamsr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-02
She Missed Her Guess.

The osr YES crowded with shoppers
ssoh IL whom carried tho specisl brand
OF bssdstross and aggressive bundle that
shopping slons osn yield. The women
stool 10 various attitudes OF peril sDd
dis,omfort and made those Who sst stlll
more uncomfortable by j,bbing them OF
bali smothering them, A tall woman,
With Singular bundle in her arms and
wrath in her eye, had been torturing .
email, shrinking man during tho passage
from Fourteenth to Seventieth street.
There be trse With what sounded like
. sign oi relief. The dignifsd woman
pushed him back In his seat. saying with
. smile OF grim satisfaction. | have
stood so fsr. and ! am perfectly able. sir,
to ttsnd the rest Of the way.
He tubsided with . gasp, bat 81
the rext corner he arose again. BE
sested, sir. l Go not care for your seat
he cboked 9 little, but managed to
sputter. Yon can stand II you wish,
bu. this 10 two blocks beyond my street.
| must GEL Of.
The other passengers smiled, but there
vas 90 omirous irovn on the dispified
womsns brow, and it boded trouble for
somebody o. home.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-02
A Chinese joke.

10 bis book o. Ubios snd the Cbiness
Dr.. Gilss gives specimen OF Chinese
bonor which II The source we're not
known, might sell be mistaken Tor Amer
Can bumcr
There 10 . Chinese story which tells
bow . very stioey man took psltry ssn
Of money 10 30 srti i-psymeut IL slwsys
sysc.sd 10 sdvsncs -sn1 asked him 10
psint bis portrsit The srtist st once
con piled with the rqnest, bat when the
psitrsit wn finished nothing su visible
save The bsok OF the sittsrs bead.
What does this mssni cried the sitter
indignantly,
We'll, replied the srtis' 'h nsbt .
man vho paid 20 little % Jou paid
souldL't cate - tbov bis face.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-02
Machinery Can Do No Wrong.

The mschine by which rsilsy Tickets
sre printed gives . very snunng little
show Of intsiligsp,s. or sost looks 10 be
very like It, B,ll-.- ,i.t'n ss DOT. -
nigh, BE- supposed. p'iesd 10 large 'bssts
spd sftstvsfd cot toP.
The card board is cot into tiftsts 6fst
sad pristsd ops by one sf'srsnd. The
little blsbk ssrds are pot 10 pile 10
kind ois perpsrdicalsr spent, and tts
msctips slips . ~ Of metal sodsrsstb
the bottom OF The spout sud pushes cat
The lowest ticket 10 tbs pie 10 be printed
ssd consssuiiyely IaG bsred.
Il 10 oss uJias to pritt bsd ticket
,,ys he sttsndsu'. TIE machine hohs
out On impefi,ct blsbk 10 90 iGsisrt snd
q lily refuses 10 have sny thing 10 do With
H. Look here. he tssrs "a the sofrsr
Of srs oI The bits Of card snd pats IL isto
tie goat With the Others. spd yeu ssIeh
10 zee sbst bsppsns,
Ose BY oas tie blank cards srs pssh
cd oui TO The printing part Of the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-02
American Citizens.

Rlpresenislive Fhr ,ersld OF Nav Yotk
tells The story Of the Itishmsn who went
to get nstarsliEsd and 10 snswer 10 the
question, Have You read the constitution
Of the uailed SiatesY replied No, yer
honor, have not, bat me friend, Mike
Linshau, read It TO me. aud mighty well
pleased wuz with IT,
Which reminds me. said Representa-
tive Ryan OF Buffalo when he heard Fits
gersld's story, OF the time Jim Nsples, q
prosperous Italian in Baii.lo, announced
himself sss candidate for the assembly.
A reporter vent down TO Interview him,
What do you think OF the constitution Of
the United States. he asked, jim thought
hard and ssid with great dignity
think IL are very nice.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-02
STATE NE W 8.

Preparations are being made II 10 un
derstood for extensive business by the
Rssdsboro Gold Mining company Tor
operations to begin soon.
According to the ANIMAL report OF the
school directors the 81. Jobnsbury schools
the past year have cost s2G $50 ~
J. n. Keith OF Passnmpsic made
profit OF $40. ii per COW on bi, dairy last
year.
An overturned lantern wss the cause OF
. $4,000 H,e ia 10 the buildings OF Z. q.
Fishs OF Wolcott Saturday morning.
The Committee OF Fifteen. who bal
charge OF the prohibition interests IN
the recent csmpsisn, met at Montpelier
Wednesday and closed up their campaign
sAsirs. They decided. however, to con
tinus the organization.
EFF, Johnstone vas taken to Burliog
ton Monday from Rutlsnd and was srraign
ed on charge OF prscticing dentistry
without license He hss been operating
10 the state for about two years and com
plsints we're made by the Vermont Dental
Society,
The building containing Leslie Smith 70
general store aud Mr.. Osborne's csrrises
shop Vas burned recently 10 Tonbridgo.
The loss is $1,000 with about $500 10
sursnce.
NJ l.. Pike. OF Morrisville. who broke
the bones Of one leg recently while draw
ing logs from Wolcott has gone to Bar
lipeton Monday, where II is expected he
will have the leg smputsted on account
OF blood poison having sci In.
ChsrIss Miller OF Morrisvilie has been
exhibiting = striped snake, nesrly two
feet long, that be says be captured Feb.
5. st the spring from which his farm
has water supply. IL will bs remember
I'd that February 3 was the date Of the
referendum vote.
Fire damaged the II b. Walbridge
Man uisoturing Cos building al North
Bennington Thursday to the extent of
sbout $500. The cause OF the fire Is IN
known. Employees bad been 10 the
bulldog bat u few minutes before. when
everything was apparently sll right.
Napoleon Provinohe. who plesded gull
~ 10 entering the store OF Walter Il.
Smith. At Fair Haven. some time ago.
snd stealing seven reyolvers, was sen,euo
ed in Rotlsnd city court Monday sitter
noon to not less than two nor more than
three yesrs at hsrd labor at Windsor.
Bert Howard OF SwsD,on shot himself
fatally Saturday afternoon by meaus OIL
revolver, purobssed 10 st. AIbsps. No
cause 10 given Tor The deed. He was
worth Sc 900 and unmsrried.
The state toutosmebt under the aus
pices OF The Vermont L,spus Of Colt
Clubs will be held 10 Darlington July 10
II and l8 Ut the links Of the WsnbsDsree
Golf Club. q orse Worthington, OF Beun
10 ston. president Of the league, has sp
pointed tbs following tournament commit
tee. @ l. Woodbury.. T. Slesrns sDd
Il A. Tousy. Of Darlington, 4 NJ. Pond
Of Rn,lspd, and J. L. Taylor, Of Man
81 hester.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-02
Ahsentnlnded.

Anihltier 10 email eouhiiy village
sho uu noted iot bis shsentmindsdnss.
ss onec ohurycd 30 stop Euddealy in
lbs middle OF bic sermon and heard TO
~ utter:
! knew she woalI knew she woulj,
when the services ives over. someone
sskcd him The reason OF his explanation.
Dear me, ssii be, did ~ Well, yoo
tnow, irem the pulpit Gao Just tpo Old
Ma Rogers sstdea, aud tbis motnius
che W" ont pullioe up cabbage. and 1
thouah, to myseli, Nos, II that cabbage
comes up suddenly she'll 90 over, aud
just then IL came up. and over she went
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-02
os. tbs, Marie bed 90, sstst hin 10 DO
,bs Ill b., inpesibls.
And - Bssil We're ssissd beasvsrd bic
srss go elopdsd spd bic step Assvy.


Not seek bad psssed.
Bail y.p s.s npsios 10 lis bost - ID,
Tt.sss bslsv oiieri. Hs hsd bees bosl
ios alone. snd had drso be bsi IL
snots The foshs BY tes river bsst.
Tta'. qsits osi Of sisbi. be could watch
ibs Other psriis, ,hs, paced Esd rspssssd,
suddsuIy be sssrd voices.
The dsspisssls esd said ona
Y"i ihs fellow sols.liy hsd the sosl
shtsk 70 NEE, Marie 10 b. S.visur's
essrsb. ssid q vote. tts, Bssil r,sosniI,d
- b.lsssins 10 Francis BsnsrvilIs
Gtsst S,oii
Lashily esos apon them 10 time o.
dou'i kpos shsi nish. sos have hsppss
Bot vhN dsss Marie ssy stest M sstsd
one.
Cst up soits pssiy. VIII ,ct hsvs .
sod 10 ssy 10 ss posi Ssys I've killed
hsi yilh ny io,srivrssss, end nop.s oil
Day isps.
shsss doe eitl. Pfsneis.
Apd tss old boy means 10 have her mar
~ ssii. Francis answered. Nothing less
lh,a title will ssit hin Bcsiass-
81 yrrs 10 slios,thsr Too loui
The cssl usltersd Fsssis ssisn. IA
like to as the isllos ros. Poo ny soal,
| would slmost drown the ipsoIen, pupPyi
be ctisd.
Bat Bisil heard no more The boat bad
ps"ed out Of bssrisg,
An hous later Basil vas iua Tito BY tss
nen 10 . bos'.
HE boz. sss upset and be sss p'soipi
lated is,o the water.
Bsisg . sood sN,nesr bs ssus 10 the
surface 10 . very th 1t time. sod isaod
Frsnsis ia the other boat I sntins hin.
Save ,sarseli. you cosHdl be shou,ed
si.h . lser. Hsnds a or bos.. Wen
have sons such nyou snong u.l
Bat bs va too late.
pAuh W wv hbss w ssS
side OF the bosL Frsucis 60. ost OF bis
,ss, 10 prevent hin from securing hold.
spd overbslsBoed bimsslf
Next monett all three we're straselipg
in the water.
|. dis not t.ks long for BAIL to swia to
the b.pk. Toe second occupant vss soon
BY his si . ins hslf.drovnsd condition,
voving venssarO on Basil Bat where
vss Frsosi.f
Tasy could sot see hin for The moment.
A minsts had not pssssd. however. BE-
fsrs bis head sppearsd above the water.
Rs threw bis hssds up with . supplisst
leg gesture sad then disappeared.
Good hssvsps, The vsitl cried Bssil
Nothise ssn save hin onos hs gets caught
10 that carrestl
With one glance d bis hslpless sonpsn
ior, Basil threw "a his j,ckst sud swan
Tor the place where be hsd lest seen Frss
Ole.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-02

neehsnisp silb swiilpfs .rd rtscision
nSlil he nnlllsled ticket sts 10 tho bot
TEN ssd uiss TO ,musslo through
on ihs insisoi 10 gsrhiBe store dead
aud refuses to badge ,ssia nrtl some
body comes sua remove, The iupeslor.
Pall ont the dsn,scd ticket sod the
mechanism will set btitkly 10 work
again.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-02

Yss, cir.
Aud that I've G.. enoash money 10
Get 90 suh, comfortably tucked sssy
vssrs 10 one can get IN
Yea, si'. supposs 80.
Then shy shouldst ] keep houss -
lops - ! want tel lon mn.t stsnd by
me | really want yon.
She's sure 10 seas me IL &c, cir,
Stvsuts have . ksri time.
Ihs esp,sin stood up snd brNsihed
hard.
% sad put on your Other gown, II
yen'vs ST ons, te said hosfssly, end n
ysu sFs -illips 10 marry me ss'il SO
dovn to NE courthouse spd get II done,
Sac csut sel stonsi that. can shsi |
have never b,en 90 uliy comfortable bs
fore. Yu vsat reiose me, 1illy'
No. sit.
Tso boOrs l.tsr As. halipds, alter .
long, rtsiinl mp, appeared on the back
porch. The captain and Tilly wsrs ttsnd
log eide by eide in the garden,
Wbst ere yoa doing, Pailstus' !
supposed diaoer would b. ready.
/. will be before loas. rsturnsd the
captain osssriully, You see. sister, We
have brsn on, oa . lille business that
viii lessen your work and worry over me
. great deal. Tilly here has taken such
good oars Of Polly AMI ma that we
sssn out aud got ustrisd Were all
aIsd nov aud you srs Welcome to Sis
rberesss clothes snd email truck, Mslin
ds. The rest oil the things slwsys we're
mine, sni ~s'll need than housekeeping
Tilly aud Polly and me-. Well, Polly,
aud hos do you like 1t. old Rirli
Ship shoy csp.ainl Ship shoyl csckl
ed PolIysl eially,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-02
BAsilts sisoicArtok.

He ptssssi ID. issrss, to,s 70 b" lirs.
snd. siis . srsps emile. issrtsi back 10
bic chair.
II vu eos., sssh nsr,, thsp be bed
ever dared TO teps.
osly . fsv cords, stiiit9 10 d.intf
fsnisi1s had 90 sbss, oi tislsd note
paper, YET Bssil We're ts'ins tsi shssss,
tiasslf TIE bsppiest tnnsn sliss
"Mui me d b.. s,ioui's Church H
so,a ionoiros MAIZE
Tbs messenger sbo bed brooahi tls
spistls bsvios so5e. Bsil s.vs binssii np
10 90 hours ssss, ooo,tuplsiion oi tn
ls,e.
Marie sonsf,i,ie sss toe soply dsDsbtst
sis ss,lthy. ba, prooi, l.syu, sho bed
made sp hi, siai tie. no one IL the three
tios aons zee Too seoi Tor Marie.
Marie. tossvsr. inbsritins more oil tS
mothers ssriou, sveetns's OF ehsrsosG
than OF her fathers stern snd bsrsh de
usssor. thgusui otsusiss. sbd vould
bsvs uoas OF ths nsny sui'ofs. thst The
Istlsr provided for tsr eaoios
Tbss ous dp sbe met Bail Nae, .
ysuss subsl,sro 10 sn in'sntry regiment,
sho from The very nnt line OF meeting
bad dstsrmiatd 10 vPo IND sip the prst'y
oius eyed dsustttr Of ihs l.syu
Oppousnilies for seeing esch other
we're bot II, qostt bostvrr. snd many
ssrs the subterisses TO shioh resort bad
10 be msda 10 raer tb't they nigh, enjoy
each Others society.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-02

| sill mike /, al right With The Old
nsn. Bssill .hispsrsi Ff.ncis next dsy.
% bs rsolinsd on . ooueh st the inn. You
need have no fear nov. Vas . nssn dss
pissbis hound :
HushI cried Bt.il You've made me hsp
py, 20 Why should gtuubltl
A mean, dsspio.5ls-
L,ok here, F.snci,, II yoa doa't leave
oa talking such rubbish YOU snd sill
qusrrsl.
We musto'. do thst. Basil. nust vel
OF course 10 cried Mris. entering 81
thst moment.
Gao you forgive me, Msri,i ssksd Frsn
els.
Ten thousand tins snsuered Marie
hsppily.
Aad she meant 1t, too.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-02

He lay o. . coach and rubbed bis eyss.
1t US several hours later.
Hs heard ths voice Of Fopsis 10 The
ssXt room.
Isit really you, Msrie1
Ny deer Bssil. how can l thank you
snoughl Why. yeu slmost died for Fran
sisl
A slsi smile liz up BAsil's issturss.
did II because he 10 your brotbefl hs
answered simply.
Merle suothsrsd bic f.se With kissss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-02

Caller We'll. the nerve Of ths,l hu
shsst -Whs,'s ths,i Caller . Way. didst
yos beer the. snip referring TO yen {"
,Bllr nsssAsst -Bhl Tbsts ear - -
~. Do long - ! sss pissssd ! tidsr
hsas hin lie oil hight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-03

HE BRIsN sINE.s>
through using the ~It:tt~ ad~. OF the Fec
pie which appear rhe Tribune. How
often hears this said: