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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-09
NORTH INDIANA
METHODISTS
REPORT OF RICHMOND DIS
TRICT PRESENTED TO
MEETING.
SEVEN HUNDRED
ACCESSIONS
Reported by DR.. Hill and Three
Churches Dedicated Since
Last Conference.

Muncie, Ind, April 9.-The North
Indiana Methodist conference COM
pleted big days work yesterday.
Ministerial and lay delegates were
elected to the quadrennial conference
to be held at Los Angeles, CAL, in
May:
The report of the Richmond dis
trict showed that during the last year
three churches had been dedicated
and that two are now being construct
ed there has been 700 accessions to
the church and the amount raised
for bnevolence was greater than ever.
Bishop McCabe announced that the
total number of conversions IN the
churches of the North Indiana con-
ference for the last year is 6,S42. q
earnestly commend the spirit of
tithing,' said Bishop McCabe, "and
am glad to find it so prevalent in this
conference If every person IN this
conference would give one-tenth of
his income to the Lord we should
have about 100000 a day coming
in"
The following ministerial delegates
were elected yesterday afternoon: DR..
Cyrus e. Wade, presiding elder of the
Muncie district; the Rev. W. d. Parr,
Of the Church Extension association !;
DIR. Ell. M. Herrick, presiding elder of
the Kokomo district; DR.. George FL.
Hill, presiding elder Of the Richmond
district; The Rev. Leslie J. Naftz9er,
of Kokomo, land the Rev. F. G. Brown,
of Cincinnati, who is connected with
the Methodist book concern.
The following were elected reserves
to the General conference: The Rev.
E. L. Semans, presiding elder of the
Wabash district; the Rev. III. Z. Ben
nett, presiding elder Of the Goshen
district, and the Rev. W. H. Daniel,
presiding elder of the Fort Wayne
district.
These lay delegates were selected :
Hugh Dougherty, Bluffton; D. L.
Overholz, Logansport; Mrs. Frank
Wilson, Wabash; Fl. J. Blacklidge,
Anderson: John L. Calvin, Ligonier !;
Mrs. Williams, Knightstown. Re-
serves-C. C. Ayers, Redkey, and
Mrs. Dan Waugh, Upton.
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Water bills due April 1st.

Water bills due April lst.
Lewis Oler of Greensboro spent
yesterday in this city.
Isaac Davis of Hagerstown was a
visitor in this city Friday.
w. S. Clendenen spent yesterday
In Logansport on business.
Hubert Smith is the guest of New
Castle relatives for the day.
j. E. Mack of New Madison spent
yesterday with Richmond friends.
M. C. Henley returned last night
from Anderson where he spent the
day.
Harry Land went to Minneapolis
this morning on a weeks business
trip.
d. P. Whelan returned last evening
from a short business trip to Elwood
and other points.
Miss Ethel Martindale of Earlham
is the guest Of her parents in Greens
fork until Monday.
Mrs. Amy Danser Of Camden is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Schultz
of south eleventh street.
General Passenger Agent Galloway
of the c.. c. & l.. was in the city yes
terday on railroad business.
Miss Reba Stetson went to her
home in Greensboro last evening to
spend Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. C. R. DuHadway, who has
been in Cincinnati for day or so,
returned home last night.
J. M. Dennis, who has been in In
dinanapolis and other cities for few
days, returned home last evening.
Miss Victoria Lindemuth went to
New Castle last evening to be the
guest of friends there over Sunday.
Clarence Jessup attended the meet
ing of the Western Roller Polo Lea
que managers at Anderson yesterday.
I'D. w Comstock. who has been
Spending the week in Indianapolis, re-
turned home last night to spend Sun
day.
Mrs. Q. p. Lewis returned to Honey
Greek, Ohio, last night after visit
with Mr.. Thomas and family, of north
ninth street
Mrs. Elizabeth Dearborn and
daughter, Miss Neva, Of north thir-
tenth street, left last evening for
Hagerstown where they win spend
Sunday with relatives. aaasstlaaaiaisn
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS

Kutche -Gostantinos Kutche, infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo Kutche,
died this morning. The funeral will
be held tomorrow at 2 p. N.
Jordan-John W. Jordan died at
the home of his daughter in Econ
omy yesterday at l p. M. Funeral
Monday at / p. m.
Plat. The infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs Carrie Plat died at their home
this morning, at the age of seven
weeks. The remains were taken to
Lynn, Ind for burial
Snyder. = Edward William Snyder
died this morning at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Caroline Snyder, No.
30S south eighth street, tomorrow aft
illness at the age of 80 years. The
members of the family that survive
are his mother, two brothers, George
and William Snyder four sisters,
Mrs. Edward Turner, Mrs John Cut
ter, Mrs. George Piehl and Mrs. Geo.
Pile. The funeral will take place
Monday afternoon. Brief services will
be held at the home at 2 o'clock. sun
time, Rev. Albert J. Feeger officiat-
ing. After interment In Lutherania
cemetery the funeral services will be
concluded at St. John s church.
Friends desiring to view the re-
mains may call at the residence. No.
30s south eighth street, tmorrow aft
ernoon from 2 to 5 o'clock and from
z to 9 in the evening.
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Barney Linderman of Greensboro
is in the city today.
~ Mark Stevens of Abingdon is
visitor in the city today. 80
Elmer Oldaker visited Supt. Jor-
dan at the court house this morning.
Miss Amy Hodgin has returned
from week Is visit with friends near
Fountain City.
Mr. and Mrs. Hope, of Sparta, Wis,
are visiting Benjamin Sands of north
fourteenth street.
Miss Edith Bowman of north four
teenth street will be the guest of rel
atives in Hagerstown over Sunday.
Get a T1New Departure coaster
brake and your bicycle overhauled
and repaired. phone $50. Brown
Darnell Co.
A dispatch from Washington says
Congressman Watson will leave for
home early next week to see his
father, who is i'll.
Mrs. Grace Porterfeld Polk re-
turned to Indianapolis after having
spent a week with her mother. Mrs.
Minerva Porterfeld.
Do you intend to wear clothes this
spring? See Scully before buying
your spring suit. Good workmanship,
fit guaranteed and prices always reas-
enable. s.
The Knights and Ladies of Honor
will give an entertainment at Red
Mems hall on Wednesday evening,
April 18th. Cake walk and dance.
Admission 10 cents. 9-3t
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JONES HARDWARE
COMPANY'S
NEW BUILDING WE'LL STOCKED
AND DOING BUSINESS.
MAGNIFICENT
STRUCTURE
Four Well Appointed Floors Filled
With Goods Carried by Them.

The Jones Hardware Co. has open
ed the fine four-story building on
north E street for business and today
their friends are ealing upon them IN
great numbers, inspecting their build
ling and stock and complimentlng
them on the elegant appointments OF
the structure and the magnificent
stock on display. The building was
planned for convenience and comfort
and this idea permeates every floor.
On the first floor will be found
buggies and wagons of the latest pat
terms and designs.
The second floor is devoted to
plows, tanks, wire fence, rollers,
swings and cultivators. These arti-
cles are arranged with a view to con-
venience and little difficulty is expe-
rienced in finding what you want, for
everything is in its place.
On the third floor will be found
mowers, reapers skings, corn drills,
etc.
The fourth floor is filed with
knock down goods for wagons and
farm machinery.
The firm is to be complimented on
the completeness of the structure as
well as its durability.
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THE HORLICK
SILVER CUP
WON BY RICHMoND's POLO
TEAM ARRIVED IN THE
CITY TODAY.
IN WINDOW AT HANER'S
Where 1t Will Remain Until This
Evening, When Presentation
Will be Made.
IN WINDOW AT HANER,S

The Horlick silver cup, won last
year by the Elwood team. arrived
here at noon today, and was taken to
Haner's jewellery store, where 1t was
cleaned up and placed in the show
window to be gazed upon by the peo-
pie who so CALAMITY supported the
Richmond team through the series of
games that eliminate tonight. The
cup is handsome one and was on ex-
hibition here last year.
Tonight, at the Coliseum, the cup
will be presented to the Richmond
team George Bone, Clarence Jessup,
Ado Mansfield, Barney Doherty, Geo.
Cunningham, ST., and Geo Cunning
ham, jr. They are entitled to the cup
and the honors that go with it.
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The Richmond Palladium
SATURDAY, APRIL 9. 1904.
a LOCAL ITEMS q
Water bills due April LIST.

Water bills due April LIST.
Optical goods at Haner's.
Eve glass changed at Haner s.
DR.. w. A. Park for dentistry. tt
Mrs. w. S. Hiser's shorthand school.
TRY the Palladium for job printing.
Soectacles correctly fitted at Ha-
ner's.
Mrs. DIR. johnson spent yesterday
In Fountain City. :
UnderhiH cattle sale is next Tues
day.
III. C. Starr returned yesterday
from a business trip to Indianapolis.
Harry Hatfield went to Greensboro
last night to make brief visit with
his parents.
r. n. Hart is sole agent of Hearst 8
Chicago American in Richmond.
'Phone 1O63B. Yokel manager en-
culation. o-4t
Mrs. Parrish, of Hamilton, who has
been the guest of Mrs. A. L. Smith
for a few days, returned home last
evening.
Miss Marguerite Wilke has re-
turned to Cincinnati to resume her
studies after weeks vacation with
her mother, Mrs. Jennie Wilke.
Miss Ethel Sanborn, of Fountain
City, arrived last evening to make a
short visit with Miss Mabel Barber,
OF south thirteenth street.
Typewriters, all makes, rented,
sold. Rentals, So to S. per month,
kepairs and ribbons for all machines.
Tyrell, w. U. Tel. Office. Phone 26.
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Worlds Fair. These Souvenir Coins of
Admission are of artistic and appropri-
ate design, are invaluable as mementoS
of this greatest of all Expeditions,
and are similar to the Colum bian Half
Dollar. aside from their intrinsic value.
We will accept them in exchange for
regular tickets of admission to the
Worlds Fair, and for this purpose will
maintain ticket office ut the main en-
trance to the Fair Grounds, which Will
be open every day during the Worlds
Fair period. Everybody wants one of
these Souvenirs, but only limited num-
her will be offered for sale. Price so cts.
With every Souvenir Coin of Admission
purchased we allow one estimate to be
made and filed, of the total number of
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-09
Oriental Encampment No. % Confers
Degrees on Candidates.

Oriental encampment No. IS will
have a big time tonight. A large
number of candidates will be given
degree work Visitors will be pres
ent from all parts of the state, and a
number of candidates will come from
the surrounding towns. The work
will consume the entire evening.
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War NEWS

Washington, April Minister
Conger cables the state department
from Pekin tina United States Mil
Ter at New Chwang has been notified
by the Russian authorities that mines
will be placed in the river, but neu-
trail ships will be conducted in and
out safely.
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BASEBALL
count of Weather and
Grounds.

Owing to the bad condition of the
baseball park and the disagreeable
weather Of today, the game of base
ball scheduled for tomorrow has been
declared off, all the players agreeing
to play one week from tomorrow.
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PROGRAM OUT
For the w. G. T. q. County Normal
Institute.

The program for the county Nor
NAL Institute of the W. c. T. U. to
be held in this city Thursday and
Friday, April IA and Is, 1904, at
East Main Street Friends church, is
out The program is quite lengthy
and we will not be able to publish it
before Monday.
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COMMENCEMENT
OF Boston Schools Will be Held To-
night.

The commencement exercises of the
Boston township schools will be held
tonight at Boston, 1t will be great
night for the teachers, pupils and
parents. Judge L. C. Abbott, Of this
city, will deliver the address.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-09
K. c. INITIATION
At Connersville Will Occur Tomor-
row.

A large number of members of the
local council, Knights of Columbus,
will GO to Connersville tomorrow to
help initiate a class there. Great
preparations have been made for a
good time for all who attend. The
special car leaves here over the in
terurban line at o'clock in the morn
ing.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-09

You get more for your money When
buying 'Ideal Brea l." Eighteen
ounces Of "pure Fool"
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SWEET PEAS IN BULK.
BURPEE'S. ALSO NASTUR-
TIUMS. PHONE 292. <A
ala HADLEY BROS.
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The Board of Directors of the Louisiana
Purchase Souvenir Coin Company will
set aside an appropriation of $4,000,
which Will be presented, in its entirety,
to the person who sends us a correct esti-
mate OF the EXACT number of paid adj
missions to the Louisiana Purchase Ex-
position, which opens at st. Louis April
30th, and closes December list, 1904.
Should no one succeed in estima ting
the exact number, the money will be
presented to the one who sends us the
nearest correct estimate. This Golden
opportunity 10 secure magnificent for
tune costs NOTHING. Our object in
making this Unprecedented offer is to
advertise and promote the sale of our
Souvenir Coins Of Admission to the
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The Ladies Aid Society Elect Of
fcers.

The Ladies Aid society of St.
Stephens hospital held its annual
meeting Thursday afternoon. The
following officers were elected:
President Mrs. Finley Newlin.
First Vice President Mrs. Reuben
Myrick.
Second Vice President Miss Sarah
Hussey.
Secretary Mrs. Ward.
Treasurer Quincy Hill.
The society has forty-fve members
at present. An inventory of the hos
pital was made and everything was
found to be In excellent condition.
Several nurses are being trained at
present. One graduated last week
and six are nearly ready to graduate.
The ladies of the society have earned
clear of all expenses the sum of ST.
632.92 in the last five years.
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paid adm issions to the Fair. No one
has any advantage in this contest. YOU
are just as likely to get the $4,000 in gold
as any one. 1t is all pure luck. Should
there be more than one correct estimate,
the $50,0G0 Will be divided equally be-
tween the persons making the exact or
nearest correct estimates. There may
be no ties or dividing of this money: the
enormous sum of $4,000 may be received
by one person. WHY NOT YOU? The
Lucky Winner will be notified the in
slant the official announcement of the
total number of paid admissions is
N ade by the Louisiana Purchase Expo
sition Company. We will also pay all
of your expenses to st. Louis and will
deliver the $4,000 IN ONE GREAT
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05
II. sautnf TIE Ear.,,

II vas damp iiay. when eFii p.fita
held high carnival Many things went
crasswise under the spell Of their
wttchery. but they exercised q particu.
larly baieful influence on the salt,
which ctorKed and stuck. and in spite
Of vigorous shaking and pounding
refused to sift out VI the boxes All
the lunchers in restaurant found
themselves handicapped - this aggre-
CATION Of seasonable particles One
woman alone solved the problem of
saIting her food properly She, after
repeated attempts 10 dlslodge a few
grains, drew steel hairpin from be
meath her hat. cleared the periorations
in the top OF the shaker. stirred the
salt to powder and proceeded TO
season her vegetables.
The man opposite sat amazed at
this truly feminine expedient for run
ming the universe. Once he seemed
on the point of demonstrating. but he
thought better of II and went on eat
Ing In silence. In fact. every body re.
manned silent except q fat man at a
nearby table He brought his face
into alarming proximity to plate Of
steaming soup and gurgied softly:
We'll, Ill be darned,"
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

fl was oniy a moment past zen
u'gi1cE ghsn GgUETa} CaEtnu s-. "a
brisEHy uP the marble steps asa 1n-
tf-F,tt fise aidr5ia building lie etH= 5t=d
81 tar outer faffaz and aaa-= ID
sir AaeaH thg F.as-F President g the
company
Il held au option OF ten thrs md
shares er H. & - STOCK said 9rs sae
ersl. u-ntasaz 4u envelope fru an
inside packet
Y4 Mr. Masea raJsea ~ aves
win q faint fgw ut Interest. and
RarHel Fll4 brass raIi ssitH r.Hril-
SO understand GeHeTal Gzzs==
Etgder Ms l-re5 j fau tah1 e1 tho
EtucS at 81 stipulated tr=va. ffag Ted
tha market aEHHe Is BzaHa sa =lx
Lailh-s "A shlf-[
That s thg agreement 2a=- 4we
us about t&a Hun4Ead aad zabty
thousand dollars aa that sf4el=. Cen
erai Garden. De saa wish ie bag IT
today2~
\ sarcastic smile PLAYED around fhe
corners Of sir Mason mouth.
Il do ! demaHd the stock aal viii
meet tha terms in cash
Very we'll General Garden. 1t can
quickly be arranged"
There vas no change If exnresg ZION
on tie crave face Of the BANKER as
he turned 70 q clerk and ordered him
10 produce the stock from the yanlts
Mr Mason glanced at the option and
made a rapid calculation.
Two hundred and eighty twB thou
sand four hundred and sixtF seven
dollars and seventeen cents. he said,
passing over slip of paper. Is that
your figure -
General Garden bowed and mo-
toned to one OF his companions, who
placed satchel on the counter. From
its depths General Garden produced
the money demanded and exchanged
il for the stock.
Il trust your faith In the value of
these certificates may not prove
amiss." said Mr. Mason with an icy
smile Il bid you good day. sir
General Garden bowed grayely and
turned to the door. As he did SO Ar
thur Morris entered. his face flushed
with triumph. In his haste he ran
into General Garden.
Il beg your pardon. Oh, it's you.
is it," and an evil light came to his
eyes What in hell are you doing
here, You're discharged-fired; dye
understand? Get out of here and
keep OUT"
Morris stepped behind the brass
railing and from that retreat shook
NJ harA raasorinutv - ,l
who had aroused his rage. General
Garden deliberately removed bis
glasses and walked towards him.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

/ incarnation ut The terrafs Of hell. r.
IieYed by some 81 tAe joy Of heaYen
John Burt aas in his Office at eight
O'Clock. aad sIr Hawkins and james
Blake t8iaed him a feE minutes later.
is General Garden here2' asked
John
Hes le uy room replied Blake
GIVE him the cash for that l.. Il o.
check and have him present the op.
tlon at Randolph Morris & Company
the moment they are open for bank
ing business, instructed John Burt
Bid l. & o. sbose twenty y-seyen IN
tn General Garden has the stock in
his passession Send two witnesses
along with hin. That will prevent
ary chance fer qnibbie. When be
comes back slth the stock, turn il
over To ms
Aye. ave. General Burton,t' er-
cla!msd Blake sith a profound sa-
iutc. lie seemed a high spirits as
he le1j the room.
Let Ms look In on another scene
There #as Ha ard sign of es-
eitemeat IN the Offices Of Randolph
Morris a Company, Morris took per.
sunal command Of his brokers on the
fopr ~ the stoeE Exchange.
1t wont be- much 0f a shower" he
said To his followers. with airy bra
vaHp Hang on TO your stocks:
well pass those ordinances yet. I
control Cosmopolitan and am able To
protect it against all the liars and
e,ndlers from san Francisco to SeE
York
cusnur iftau opened AT a loss Of
sesgral points, but the selling by
Flake BROKERS vas net 81 heavy as
had been expected. and the stock raj
ii-4 WheH given support by AnrriH
and 1thrrs Interested 3ith him. 1hr
yauuE millionaire speedily regained
mis- courage.
BID -em ug. bid -eu up he whis-
ueraI ln Biz head broker We've got
tte Blaze crowd un the run already
They dare rot sell Fake all they
offer and h.A Hrt mur.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05
CHAPTER XXX.
Tale of the Ticker.

A thousand men were scattered
through the hail Of the New York
stock exchange The clicking OF in
Vulnerable telegraph instruments. the
tinkle OF telephone bells. the shut.
ding OF feet In the encircling CALLER
les. the distant murmur of street traf-
fc, all blended with the noises from
the floor into chord which held the
majesty OF bass and the thrill of so
prano.
A gong sounded. Its reyerberations
were lost in the vocal explosion from
= thousand lungs.
A moment later and the acts of
these seeming maniacs we're flashed
around the world. A million miles Of
metallic nerves focused in this center
aud throbbed with the earth's history
~ the day Wall street is mundane
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

Ali return, TIM sure If IT, and he'll
b. proud af sen Bats Jessie. you
n.urt NOT De Ar Blake prop 10 geu.
faH Nuut wifi guu. Jtas5r
Why aEE 3ssie iH surprise
Bceause--' and f.tth t4ltcrsi-
shs lowered her eyes ia confusion.
but vheu sha looked AGAIN in 1g#zle's
face they famed #.th passion
"Oh. Jessie. can't yau understand =
I'm Jealous at Eaa-- horribly Elail5
ieatgus. ar1 Ene tHr-a herself =aaz
Alus uu A+F g=#=.H breast, 4 }HHw
It's u5t yaur fault that he toFes zoft
hut you can make him ztur. Please
make hln step IL lt wasn't fer yeu
he would love ue Ton him -trli him
anything 50 that b. si4 Raa@ that
you don't love htm- oh. Jessil. wont
yaa29
What can I tell hlm9t as}ea Ie=
sic ia ama#am=ab 7 cant make Him
propose and thln commend him to AN
other But. Editb. darling I'm go
sorry. SO awfu,ly sorry
When Jessie eeald con H3aHd herself
she asked Il Edith really loved Jlm
= loved him tie moment saw him
and lie feti in loye with yaa at the
same instant. declared Edith Han
cock. whose intuition had told her the
truth. Make him stop. Jessie, you
can find some way TO DO il; / know
you can oh. why are people always
falling in love with these wha don't
love them. ard arc blind 10 those who
love them 10 deaih?7
Jessie could not answer that world
old question. and yainly attempted to
soothe her. In anger and mortifiea-
tiou Edith rushed from the room. and
when Jessie knocked at her door a
few minutes later there was no re-
sponse but the mnttled sound Of sobs
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05
CHAPTER XXX.
Ealtha Contensian


'7Tha papers say Mr. Morris viii be
Arrested It's uafaL Jessie, Look al
the big headlines Isn't It awfut2'
EAAh Hancock IS cheeks were red
deHgd #itA excitement As she dashed
inig her cousin room. Mr.. Blake
Nas here sh@ie the general was at
breakfast. she gabblad On. breath
lezsIg They talked minute aad
then he hurried away. Ism t MIR Blake
lovely? And he's 80 big and hand
some, and generous. and good looking,
aud manly and and everything. I
sHat lufe him Jessie don't yun7'' She
looked closely at Jessie Garden,
II liae him. Edith 1t wouldn't
tlo for both Of gs to love him, would IL.
cousin mIne2"
"iie loves you protested Edith.
W.Jb blush + know he does. Are
yot sure you don't love him. Jessie.
just e little bit7"
quite saFe. laughed Jessie. a. the
Fu-"e came 10 her checks. 4 can only
love one man at d tlme-fts conscu-
tianal but .t's true
"Yuu still love john Burta What a
EFIa r8 +I-ttE -HE 1--. #at ART b t& AEft ~ aHA
ing sasr life an a mAH 7uu haven Z
heard from for years, You're lestius
j. s=t.. duu & re5art slF ElaEa
"I,l not Ha-iy vAalI have "a
etsgce.4 said jessie The little ruce
baE =ruau astf ar.aH=. j sincerely
hope u9f EdE1 JabH Burt iz not
+fea unA Ea Ha= Het forgotten ms
He v.l ra'HEn. alE r!eL OF poor. my
faE'L Is IN h.u Snow he'll come
lacs. ag4 slaa DR. 5pe H.E rHd me
r-
IHar- u7e trust1g. lsbt iu the
t-eu H-usg es.# arI a H1H-.Hz smile
touched fHe read.r isrF FsdHhs tsre
VAS HEEseH =th jay as she ela#p. %
a-r rassip hands,
"faHHa tHe dearest aarl5aE sn the
va-.4. auH u5 mdH fs good eupusH for
Ea., -ta nEr5ltl1 john HHrt