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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-28
RlOTINC IS
DECREASING
SITUATION AT sEHAsToPoL is
SAID TO BE I'M
PROVING

st. Petersburg, Nov. 27.-On ac-
count Of the critical nature of the
situation all the foreign ambassa-
4 dors who have. been absent on va
cations are hastily returning. 1t
is understood the government has
given an intimation to the foreign
powers or the advisability of the
presence of the ambassadors here
during the present crisis.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-28
HEROIC EFFORTS FUTILE.
Iowa Central Fireman Falls to Saws
Frightened Child From Death.

Marshalltown, Nov. 27.-(special) -
The 2-year-old daughter Of Ben Large
was run down and killed by an Iowa
Central train at Union today. She be-
came frightened at the approach of the
train and ran directly in front OF 1t.
The fireman leaped upon the COW
catcher and made desperate effort to
save the child but he was too late.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-28

Value Of Farm Products In 100
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CONTINUED on Page 81
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15
Men Should Be
Trained to
Make Our Laws
By ANDRHw d. WHITE. IL D.. Educator and
Diplomat

~ earlier times and anid simpler problems PLAIN,
STRONG MEN could head us, and there will always be
place and crying need for SUCH but just in material
-AA-s progress THE OLD, STRONG ENGINEERS B1
RULE OF THUMB CAN NO LONGER SAY THE
LAST WORD all this political and social weter and swirl
of conflicting and confusing IDEAS issues doctrines tides tendencies
need and men taught and trained to apply
our problems national international the thought and
most @ practice evolved in history or discovered among our
temporare MUCH HAS ALREADY BEEN DONE, BUT
MORE REMAINS.
In view Of this fact stabh many of greater
universities as possible professorps lecturips and feowship
and comparative law and legislation Various countries have made
beginning this already Looking the problem stands today
would nowhere would professors and students this
field be supplied with such abundant material for thought and work
encouraged BY such certainty of fruitful results in
country.
AT PRESENT THE INSTRUCTION IN ALL OUR LAW SCHOOLS
ANSWER TO THE QUESTION WHAT cur LAW 49,. THE M
sTRueTcN PROPOSE SHOULD ANSWER THE QUESTION WHAT
OUR Law OUGHT TO eE.
The results proessorshp ecurcshps and fellow
ships would naturally be in all parts Of the Union great
numbers Of YOUNG MEN, EARNEST, VIGOROUS AND IN
THE BEST SENSE AMBITIOUS The probable result
many would influence their fellow citizens
hepuy various important questions Another exceedingly likely
result would be the increasing Of such positions
executive and legislative Yet another would be STEADY AND
INTELLIGENT IMPROVEMENT IN TIE LAWS THROUGH
OUT THE COUNTRY and in addition this there would
the legislation Of various increasing tendency toward
H0MOGENEITY, contamination devouty be wished
Besides the Improvement o aw there needed improvement
of institutions and for this pnrpo won establish i'm
porant universities proessoi ecturcps and felloWps IF
COMP ARATIvE ADMINISTRATION
Look tile problem simplest form Here soooo0oo
and within tie Lifetime before there will lie 150oQoo00
Of THE MOST ACTIVE MINDED AND ENERGETIC PEG
PIE TN TIE WORLD The number 81 ter combinations for
every purpose infinite There merely state county,
city and village organizations bHt institutions dealing with paupor
ism, nebrety, nnae, ebene If mind mcpent crime, chronic
crime ana besides these innumerle number IT corpora
tons combinations and infringement bearing upon the public welfare
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15
The Bulletin Is on sale at the fol
towing places:
CoIeman's, 214 Eighth street
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
Union News Co. Union depot.
Blue Front Restaurant.

Heroes who refuse TO resign under
fro are numerous. Paul Morton, sec
ratary Of the navy, may bn sad to
lead the glorious roll In pite of the
UNPLEASANT revelations concerning re-
bates granted By flfe Santa Fe. when
he WAS 4 high officer III that railway
he CALAMITY sticks to his D ST. ready
to do or die in the cause OF honesty
in railway operation, Policy holders
III the Equitable, extremely dissatis
feel with the whole management If
the society are ealing aloud to presl
Gent James W Alexander ana YiTe
Pre- ident James Hazen Hyde and
Gage n. Tarbel To stand not lfpon the
order OF their going. But all three
firmly refuse Tho latest recruit To
this nohlo army is no less a person
than Justice Warren b. Hooker ~
New York Il viii not resign he
declared with emphasis. In spite q
the unanimous report OF the assembly
Judiciary & mmittee that he N immor
al, corrupt. and personally unfit foI
the bench, he will fight 10 the la II fol
the privilege Of remaining an orna
ment to the legal profession. Rats,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15
IMPROVING THE OHIO.

Chairman Burton says the rivers
and harbors are demanding improve
ments IL the cost Of s300,000.000 and
that the appropriations are only $30..
geo a9h or ten per cent OF the sum
and very naturally, he asks hyw all
demands are 70 meet with compliance
But they ought not to meet with coma
pliance Improve the Ohio. and tie
Increased wealth II will bring 10 4he
country In the Development OF the
Ohio valley. and Of the valleys efLtl,e
aftiuents Of the Ohio, will warrant
congress in attend ug to the balance
i the demands. Paducah NewsDam-
rcrat ss
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15
JUDGE HAD Il. FOLLOW.
Listened TO chauneey, But Would
Willingly HaVa Gut.

Listened TO chauneey, But Would
Willingly HaVs Gut
One III The iirst cases @hie1 ChauD-
cey BcPew had after being admitted
TO he bar was a cieii salt lnyoiyine
someahat complicated question Of
Inheritance
In no way daunted young Chaun.
cey tackled It, looked up authorities
All tfa way back to Julius Caesar.
aad prepared an argument Of few
hundred pages which seemed to him
more than unansworable. His only
fear was that il might be beyond the
comprebens on OF the court.
when the time came the young man
rose and plunged III boldly. The judge
seemed interested, and Chaun@ey took
further courage But at the erd Of
an hour and i half, IN the midst o.
the moss Intricate part Of his plea
Ice was panied TO see what he thought
was lack Of attention on the part oil
the court. II was just as Ne had ex
pccted the judge was unable TO ap
preciate the nice points OF rs argu
ment.
He paused, hesitated and then said
Your honor, beg pardon, but do yoi
follow me-
II have SO far" answered the judge
/ shifting about in his chair, but II
1 say frankly that II ! Thought coul
\ and my way back III Quit right here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15

IF man comes into your house."
said THE Liverpool stirendinry magis-
tra.c, and picks w d poker ID strike
you. you are entitled to pick up the
tongs and fence with him, and If you
hit him with the tongs he cannot com
plain Of being assaulted, because lie
would have struck you first II lie could
Bat if. Oh the other hand. YOU take the
poker out Of his hand aud strike him
with it yon are guilty of an assault
because you struck an unarmel man.
That Is ely clear distinction ID / can
mike
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15
RoesEp re JOE FOWLER.

Lee Meyers is in the county prison
with the charge Of embczzlemeni
han gine over him. says the Paducah
Tews.Democrfat
He Is alleged to have misappropr
tte1 s154555 thin a few weeks
inc from the steamer Joe + wler, OF
which he was chief cisrk
The officers Or the Ohio and 'rennes
ZEE River II ansportation company
owners ST The beat, are his accuserss
They alleged that Meyers checked
'2Hel bills against the boat as paid on
the cash book and would then hold nj
tbo money They also alleged thai
Tor two weeks prior to discharge he
'ook the profits from the cash re
I rcipts of ne boat and has never ac
otinted + 4 the money
Lee Meyers was raj cd in the ser
ice oi the company that now accuses
i'm of a felony His graudfather
lanes Cowseg, was for years capita y
/. 3f,thG steaper Gus Fowler ana Meyers
| when a child was on the b att Az
con az he was large enough he was
tlyen 3 clerk hip He rose rapidly in
hntcnmpany's service and + / several
ears has been the trusted chief clcrk
i5fthe Joe Fowler
4 g0ap' Harry G. Gilbert. Of that boat
\ Who made affidavit TO the warrant
I charging Meyers With embezzlement
'ays that tBe clerks hooks wcrl
straight up until the Fowler resumed
| navigation in February
I Meyers, when confronted with IN,
\ barge several days ago. lefs ne ciiy
\. " was tonnd n ST. Louis by Detec
i IKE 4 j NJ ore
The boat nwner agreed MOI to pros
cute him If ne would correct TIM
'horaga within two weeks II /
4. lllcecd that Meyers promised 10 re
nrn % Paducah and 40 &c. Upon hi
allure 10 make so Il HE amount al
y tged stolen Capt Gilbert secured
variant for his arrest Saturday eyer
. ms, Meyers was arrested at $50
Hclock w Detectives Moore and Il;
sef w was iakcn 10 the police at;
. ton and permitted to remain IN tn
chiefs office until 10 o'clock, Will
friends cndcay red to. procure bond
2 men FOR him.
, They failed ana he was ordered I
lho county iaila he mu I give a 81 ,OJ
hohd before he can be released.
! Lee Meyers Is twcnty.six years o
y and was born in Paducah,
" WANTED.
m Y looks as u the June rise will Ala
r aarly thls time. Heavy rains ha
N iAllen in Pannsy lyania. Norkinla, Ia
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15
$1,000 REWARD.

THE BULLETIN CO. PANY
WILL PAY a REWARD or
TEN DOLLARS FoR TIE
ARREST AND coNVtCTloN
OF ANY PEA Sc N FOR
STEALING TIE BULLETIN
FROM THE PREMISES or
SUBScR sERS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15

Dr. Cottugno, the principal physician
Mt Naples, told ME, at the time ~ the
extraordinary success of nossini's
Noise, That he had moro than forty
cas&s Of brain fewer or Of Violent con.
WILSON'S, with which young females
dotlngly fond of music we're seized
chiefly caused Wy the superb change 81
tone IN the prayer ~ ne tiebrcws In
ne thlrd act Aiheniunl 1879.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15
t.enctl, of rlvers.

The longest river III live world Is the
Nile, 4.ofo niles; In Europe the Vol
ga. ALL miles in Asia, the Yang
tse Kiang $3.50 mites; IN America the
MississippiNis Curl. 3656 miles, IN
Australia tbs MURRAY 1850 miles. The
shortest important river in the world
Is the Thames, en- miles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15

ern Kentucky and 10 he valley Of The
upper Ohio the past two days Re
3 rfs received to-day tel OF b z rains
that are falling over the entire Ten
nessec and Cumberland valleys The
water wili so n be On the way cut and
SHOULD come at rapid rate The Ohio
IA Cincinnati has almo.t reached the
lanse- line -Pa5ucah News-Demo-
crat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15

All Illinois Central, Mobile 4 Obs
and Cotton Belt trains arrive and as
,art form Central station, corner d
second street and Ohio street
All Big Four and Iron Mnuntat
rains arrive and depart from tn,
mon station, Second street and Con-
ercial avenue.
Mail may he deposited In the box al
ne transfer station, located at Cen
trail statinus 20 minutes before the de
paFtnre OF any train.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15
KILLED IN WlNDsToRM.

Wichita Fails. Tex May t3- Mrs
Jax Walter was killer and Mr. Waltee
md three ca.ldgeh and Mrs. White
piured today BIZ a, windstorm VII eH
emolisned The Walter home sixteen
allies Ii nth Of Wichita Falls.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15
The Menace OF the Low
Birth Rate In America
BY Bishop wILLtArl c. DoANH Of Albany

- UEsTIONs like due tariff and tue currency if LITER
J ALLY No. CONSEQUENCE whatsoever compared
%G with the vital question hqing the unit Of social life
the home preserved 1t impossible overstate tho i'm
portance Of the If the average husband and wife fulfill their
duties toward another AND TOWARD THEIR CHILDREN
Christianity teaches them then may absolutely assured
that tic other problems WILL SOLVE THEMSELVES But if
solved every other problem the wsest possible way
shall profit nothing have lost national soul and
win have 40 have Tie question Of the relations Of the
family pvt upon the proper basis
Among the most unpleasant and dangerous features Of our Ancr
can life are THE DIMINISHING BIRTH RATE and the loosen
ing u tho marital ticarnong the Old native american families
WITHOUT SAYING TRAITOR the RACE As NoI
W0uALs NO ARTISTIC or SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENT
COUNT The RACE COMMITS SUICIDE
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15
April, 1905.

The above is a correct statement OF
the circulation Of the Cairo Bulletin
daily and Sunday. for the year 1904
and for the first four months of the
year 1905.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn % before me
this first day Of May. 1905.
E. L. GILBERT,
Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15
SAYS UNION OFFICERS
HIRED MEN TO KILL.

Chicago May Ia Charles j. Massey
business agent Of the Carriage and
Wagon Workers union. tonight made
, written confession TO Police lnspcet-
3r LAWN to, tine effect chat Charlie
i CarlsJrom who died several weeks
1870, was fatally beaten by men en-
iloyod by the union. Casey declared
MS G nfession that the men were
aid SIS for their work, the money
omins from the fund known as the
EDUCATIONAL fund
The police have arrested the follow
ng officers OF The union;
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15
NEWS OF THE RIVERS
Big Business at Local Whsrf--cIerk
on Joe Fowler Arrested End
y3 OF the Rousters.

River brsiners was exceed nglyi
hr lslyesterday considering the fact
ihH'ii was Sunday, many boats being
regis cred at the Sixth street wharf
The tawthnat Charlotte 30 acklor ar,
rl'el from the bower MIsslssippi with
tteo eapty coal bSages
4yz-4i-4-- s
Is FS1he ow bout Harvester, with ono
empty barge passed on her. way to
Louisville from le Lower Miss ssippi
The low boa Finley, from the Low
er MISS ssipp TO Louisville. with a
la NJ empty barges put in al The
Si#l4 street wharf for short while
TNe tow boat IloNie left al 5 a. IN
ss% erday morning for 81, Louis VII
. tow Of SIX barges Of coal
Ns -------- F6a .a
TNc Herman raepckc arrived. at d.
o'ylpr's noon. from the lower Miss
isFirpl with two hargcs Of logs.
iw' A--A-----.--i
1be Dick Fowler came IN from Pa
ducah al 1910 p. M With large "a
rNrslon. she returned AZ o'clock.
The s,camcr George CowIing al
\, 4 FA N & frssn Pslusah Az :ae " "A. s;h
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15
Broad Scope Of the
Discomfort In Russia
BY Nine. BRrsHKovsNY. Russian Aststor

A knows what has taken place ~ Russia the last quar-
vi Of century, Despite frcsion the people have been
quietly educated about tt rss until one fneday the
American people asonihcl u wake up and find that
ALL CLASSES in Russia have risen protest against their cond
tons To who kept track II the however this
is no revelations THEY KNEW THAT THE PEOPLE WERE
READY
This movement IS spreading to city and village in Russia
We q revolution The Russian people do not want
ITO PROSECUTE any 1t the Russian government which per
ecutc and il useless for the refuse the requests OF his
people
SUCH ACTION PART oHoWs NEARslcHTE0NEss AND
This rs MomENT, NOW THE PEOPLE ARE MAX
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15

The Rscs Ice arrived q 1915 O'Clock
yesterday af crnoon on her regular
zip from Memphis o CINCINNATI.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15

The Georgia Leo lott last night fpr
naslucah. Ky where she " u VIE
lscad or III ways fai her annual
fIia sis5 sI EiinF.tEa Memphis
Commercial hnreal She was IN charge
~ Capt Thomas stead and Pilots Al
pritchard aud Charles Conway i +
axpetled that VIC win ia gone about
three weeks, The Sadie lee win take.
he Mace If the Georg 4 Lee in tae
sslport trade. and win make the ilrs.
rlp MoR1ay evening She, will be
canned bS the crew Of The eieorgia
l.ea consist ng ~ Capt john SIM
mons. N aster, William Smlher.' first
clerk Henry Les, second clerk Danj
Morgan, third cierk; Horace Shelton
,nd STA Smith pilots. ana Mike Mar
in. mate
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15

also bore quite a large party OF eXeur
ion SIS. starting on & c return trip az
$50 O'Clock
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County. Illinois. Pc
uIation 1914.

-
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk. II. A. HATCHER
Comptroller. +. s. DEWEY,
Police Magistrate, A. J. ROSS.
Chief OF Police, NJ S. EGAN.
,ssxsnder County, Population % o.
County Judge VIM S, OEVyE,
County Clerk, JESSE E. MILLER
Circuit Clerk, LEE 3. DAVIS.
Sheriff. JAS. s. ROCHE.
Coroner, DR. JAS, Nj McMANuS
Assessor and Treasurer. FRANK !
AVIS
County Superintendent of ScLoni.
ROF. JOHN SNYDER
Board OF County Commissioner.
]. J. JENNELLE, Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS,
DR. EE AIN j. CAUSE
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15

Wethsr Foreeaeter 2. II Smyth, Of
Il cry stated TO EiaIlctin repre-
e1atl7e la.t night taat a stage q
fe e. and POSSIBLY over hat. would
80 reached acre with n the Il 1t three
FUR days
This viii be the result Of the heavy
-1ins which still continue n the M
9ar Ohio valley The river a cinci9-
sati il now at stag sof n y Zee.
md irsng This Fora Will reaea Carr
Tile inc mrs lietel
Af DIN I WABASH valley tile "a ns
on. fiYQe and The danger sage all tie
vay from Taffs iTatfp III The nout
III ihe Waba \ vii he reached With
he next day or 50.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15

of
~ shiny Tho
wap Henrietta sleeve aloycr
$
the belt plcats
81 San fashion but stitched aowu Tho remaining
double width
circular skirt without Innings pecng The gumpc embroidered
shape The skirt matches The bodice II boned
crc full but short pun iat but half elbow
hair ribbon bb o. black
Rhns black shoe carry this touch o black whi
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15
4 YEARS AGO TO-DAY.
From The euIe,n of May IS, 1870

From The Bulletin Of May IS, 1870
A disastrous ere with an aggregate
loss of s75. 900. destroyed the St Mich
5las hotel on Ohio street just below
sixth street TWO men LOST their
lives in the flames. Thomas DAWN. an
employe ne ice factory. and James
Holmes, a steamLoatman, A 3. SAT
ford had a narrow escape while try
ing to close The shutters ~ window
IN the third story next TO Scott Whites
store Tie origin Of the fire was a
nystery.
Gen. John A. Logan was reelected
commanderin chief cf the Grand
Army az the Republic
Senator Dick Yates OF Illinois made
4 speech IN the enate at Washing on
layoriug the removal Of The national
capital 10 either ST. Louis or Quincy.
Fifty people Weer killed in a train
greek on the Pacific railroad near the
village Of Eneka, 80 miles from st.
l. us.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15

llic Dick Fowler came IN from Pa
ducah al $40 p IN, With large on
rlraIons she reformed AZ X o'clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15

Many Nraroes Are Farmers.
OF the 9.2of.oco negroSs.ln the Unit.
cd states, n ler ctnt Work ia tLt
helGg.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15

Condemns RsllgIoua REVEALS.
An English medical journal has H.
sued q hvalh waraing against rclig
lous reyivAls.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday circu-
lati, for one year ending De-
: cember 81 1904 ............tl,s4S
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15

Y looks as " the June rise will. start
early thls time. Heavy rains haze
fallen in Pennsylvania, Vorginia, Last
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15

T@c Herman paepckc arrived, az III
so'Tlpr'S' noon, from the lower Miss
isFirpl with two hargcs Of logs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15

N is q ques ion Of onlg a few
cars said Wen known local pilot
BE o her day ws3en be neg o labor
river beats viii be scarca You
row after ne c vii war the blacks
hadn't any work to DO 50 large mum
hers focked % the banks ef The Miss
issippi aud hired out on board pack
Its at almost any price They are
becoming more independent Of late.
rad he number Of blacks on boats has
decreased enormously AZ 81 Louis
nat connan are employing lial-
ans in prefe cree To the negr e.
yhcn the Mississippi lases he n gro
loses emo Of lis great as' attract on-
iarlly tAing The for igncr win be-
ailc stand the Iabor r. iaerosst
'ress.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15

H TNe tow boat Iloxie left al 3 a. IN.
morning for 81. Louis With
4 tow OF SIX barges Of coal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15

~ earlier fines and apaid simpler problems PLAIN,
STRONG MEN could head us, and there will always be a
great place and crying need for SUCH but just as in material
H.. progress THE OLD, STRONG ENGINEERS BY
RULE OF THUMB CAN NO LONGER SAY THE
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15

3 kWhe ow boat Harvester with one
tcmrty barge, passed on her, way to
Louisville from Il q Lower Miss ssippi.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-15

The tawthnat Charlotte Boacklar al
~ e1 from The lsower MIsSlssippi Wit
tt9o apty coal bsrges
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-10
Oh, Shucks!

The rose that smells the sweetest is
first of all to fade, the boy who runs
the fleetest is the one to soonest jade,
the brightest of the evenings has the
gloomiest of dawns. The men who
buy the biggest yards must cut the
biggest lawns. The apple that is the
largest has the fattest worm of all.
The fellow who gets on in life is al
ways full of gall. The soup that is
the clearest is the first TO show the
flies. The fellow who would sell the
goods must pay to advertise. The
hen that lays the biggest egg is first Of
all to set, and things We always banker
for are last OF all we get. The SIM
plest way is always best, aud yet we
pass it by, to dabble with the tinseled
shsms that catch and fool the eye.
This junk pile piece of poetry is easy
to be sung, but sure the man who
wrote it is entitled to be hung.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-10
MRS. BRAYTON'S CHOICE.

The ladies at the SEWN bee were telling
what they'd take
To make EN- just a. satisfied as any
thing could make.
SAID Mrs. Kahn: Some diamonds NIT
sparkles like the sun,
And each one twice as pig at least as
every other one,
Would suit my taste But | sewed on .
a-thinkin | would tell
My husband John OF Mrs. Kahn, when
up spoke Mrs. Pell.
Says she: Give me a marble house
upon Fifth avenue,
And means enough to keep it up, and
guess thalll do"
a Eumber thonght that suited them; but
Mrs. Banker said
She d always had hankerin' for travel,
in HER head.
Miss Call decided all she'd want would
be little fame;"
But sewed on. and thinkin' John would
think HER choice shame.
And SO it went, till all had said what
they would take but me;
kept a-sewin' on until Miss Call, she
says, says she:
"Well, Mrs. Brayton, ISIS your turn now
what would YOU prefer
The best Of all ?" l dropped my thread
and looked across at her,
And then l says, SAYS l, MY John! 7"
Well, how them wimmin screamed!
But poor Miss Call got up and left, a.
feelin' hurt, it seemed.