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Arizona republican., 1905-04-06
PERSONAL.

Those registering at the Hotel Adams yesterday were: Meade Good low. Congress; J. B. Tomlinson. Mrs J. B. TomIinson. Prescott; w. r. Staunton, Tombstone; w. $. Walker St. Louis; H. A. Harrison, Morenci; Paul F. Prince, jr., New York: R. R Coleman, Prescott; Mrs. W. C. Tru- man, Florence.
 Those registering at the Commercial hotel yesterday were: w. L. Strick- land and wife, Arlington; G. E. Am gulo, Florence; H. B. Gibbs, Patago- mia; M. A. Perkins, Junction; Dick Wick Hall, Salome; Mrs. U, s. Gass and family. Jerome; H. s. Mannell, St Louis; Anson Pitcher, Los Angeles: r. J. Wadley, Detroit; T. NJ Ramon Baltimore; R. W. LaFoIette, Mitchell s. D.; S. S. Stahl, Galena, H.; E. Leon Jones. Silver Bell.
 Those registering at the Ford hotel yesterday were: Dan McGn. Atlanta Gus Melvin, Camden. Ill.,; W. 2. Up- ham and wife, Mexico; R. G. Durham Portland. Ore.
 The following named were passen- gers on last nights NJ. & P train: Judson A. Elliott for Los Angeles: Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Tomlinson for Ben soa; James I. Myers for Downey, Cal G. w. Bettis for Springfield. H.; E. H Jones for Globe; O. A. Gould for Tue son; s. O. Lockwood and wife for San Francisco.
 The following named were passen- gers on this mornings northbound S.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
 Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescrip- tions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & O., Toledo, O.. contains no mercury. and Is taken internally act ing directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu- inc. IL is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Go. Testimonials free
 tie.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipa- ton.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06
TRIAL OF U. s. CASES
There Was One Conviction and One
 Ordered Acquittal.

; The trial of cases in United States court was begun yesterday. The fol- lowing jury was impaneled: George w. Bird, c. A. Ritsch, A. L. Moore. Henry Riddle, A. Wolven. E. c. Stick ney, Asa A. Ross, S. P. Hoefer, J. C.. Goodwin, William Washington and J.. w. Frakes.
 The first case called was that of Juan Biliegas charged with selling liquor to an Indian. There was very little defense. The Indian witnesses against him we're positive and the jury having retired lost little time in find ing him guilty.
 Then the case of Black Eagle was begun. He was a witness in. one of the cases before the grand jury, the case of Orabaya charged with selling liquor to an Indian. While there was no doubt in the minds of the grand jury of the guilt of Orabaya there was equally little doubt that Black Eagle had acted as distributing agent so that Black Water, Carle Emerson and an other Indian got enough of the liquor
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06
Misleading the Public.

The RedewiII Music Company arc the sole arents for the Weber PianoIa pianos, the Steck and Mason G Ham lin Pianos and they never deceived the public.
 Newcomers start i= business in Phoenix advertising themselves as sole agents for the above named pianos, which the RedewiI Music Company alone handle
 The following letter shows which of the two firms is telling the truth.
 New York. March 2s, 1905. RedewilI Music Company,
 Phoenix, Arizona,
 Dear Sirs: We notice an ad- Vertisemert Of the Wiley B. Allen Co. represented by Mir. E. N. Jen- kins, in which is stated that they are the sole agents for 1.-THE WONDERFUL PIANOLA PIANO, built only in the old reliable Weber Pia=o." We wish to state that this is a Justification of the worst character. We feel a con- tempt and think every right mind ed person should have the same feeling of contempt for such meth ods. Certainly any individual resort ing to such misrepresentations should he summed by the com munity. Yours very truly,
 THE AEOLIAN COMPANY,
 J. A. Coffin. We would remind the public of the old 2roVerb: "He who is false in one thing may be false in all things" and beware of misleading advertisements.
 REDEWILL MUSIC co.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06

We, the committee in charge of the concert given Tuesday evening al the Christian church wish to extend our sincere appreciation and thanks to all who kindly assisted in the progran4-~--
 MISS KATHERINE SMITH,
 MRS. w. W. EDWARDS.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06

F., P. & P. train: K. F. Symonds and wife for Utica. N. Y; F. J. Price for Hutchinson; H. Buckhouse for Mis- soula; Anna Craub, F. c. Skaden for Chicago; F. Coats and wife for Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06

The happy part of Phoenix eats al HOghe's Chop House. Steaks, DOTH sausage or a famous hamburger.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06

Roses for sale. Roses of all varieties at the Dunbar Rose Garden. Free de- livery within city limits. Special at tention paid to mail orders. Telephone Main 56.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06
APRIL SHOOTING

Teaan
  pIent of feed Aso rabbi
   is he summ talka and dreama alt he resto the eed and a w ehave O to arrive and will be placed the
  install the
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06

All. school children should see little 9year-ol Marjorie in the part of Truly the Terrible Kid. Special ad- mission price for children 25.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06
Special prices McKee's Cash Store

The Bladdock Go. has bought the Capitol Chop House and will continue to serve meals at all hours. Your pat ronage solicited.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06

Just received by Mrs. Aylwin new line of switches, pompadours, etc. Hair dressing parlors, No. Il s. Center. room 15.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06

Spanish Teacher at the Lamson busi- ness college Mondays and Wednesdays Hours 4 to 5, and to D. m.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06
PRIVATE SALE.

That elegant resident property, cor ner Jefferson street and Fourth avenue. The Sam Snead place. half cash rest at per cent for 3 or 5 years. Deal with guardian for Snead children only. No commission.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06

The barbers idea of a mean man is one who slaves himself.-sPhiIadeIph Record.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06

Don't overlook prices McKee's ad today.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06
J. H. ". JENSEN.

Guardian Snead minors. Phone Main PAP or Tempe road, Sh miles.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06

A Devils Lane tonight; prices 25. 50 and 75.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06

Go to Dan Curry for notarial work and all kinds legal blanks. Wiekenburg
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06

See McKee's ad.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06

TOWELS-These are real towel bar gains. Sc for huck towels extra size hemmed ends, white or red borders, full bleached. This weeks O. price each ..... =. =. =. OC
 Value 121Hc each.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06

INDIA LINON good quality, fine and sheer, ver:, desirable for shirt waists, 60 inches wide, worth 2Oc a. Our price this week, per yard. .... ~
Arizona republican., 1905-04-06

INDIA LINON. extra fine and sheer. % inches wide. 25c values this week while they last H.
 per yard... =. ... ... ........ II(
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-07

Fslls Why &c Endorses Viaol Sci
HlEhR.

First. YinOl eOntaina iu B coRoen-
tfated form ali o. ne nedIgihal euras
tlve elemenls d coz liver %, ttpal
& kan from fessh cdds' litefs biz
Gus drop Cs 90 tonalsesle end
enc st0mach end Fsisro its Won
therefore Rbsgs Old iashi6ned go
liver oil Or ennlsiobs VIII 40 good
Yihoi viii do 81 more good.
Second. Bso6dts Wool lsnot 8 bat-
ems o. scores medloinsI iseontains 20
injurious drugs % rtset apOn she
syst6m sad sos knoW JOSS what yoa
aFe taking. e agetything e contains =
printed % The bsck label Of every
bostle.
Third Becbute VinOl acta hfst upon
tbs Stomach, creates q healthy appe-
Ste, tones ep the digestive orgsns. pu-
rifles ard eneleheS she blood, and in 3
natugai mahner hsslih Is restored and
strength lS crested.
Fourth. Since we FIRST put YinOl on
the market our admiration for IL has
steadily increased, became it rarely
dIaappoints q cpstomeF-ih fact We
can tIutbfully say We never sold :
medicine more satisfactory 20 create
6tFeDgth for old people, weak, siokly
women and children, nursing moth
ere, and % build up strength after
severe sickness.
Again VinOi is eBdOred BY eminent
physicians and guaranteed By over two
thousand Of the leading drpggiSts Of
this counsFy. These are como OF che
reasons Why We believe In Yinol w.
H. johnson, Druggist.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-07

Manager VoYle Of Alashua Abstract
90. EnloylAg Fine auslNess

Manager VoYlO Of Alaehua Abstract
90, EnloYlAG Fine puslNssS
"Yop may cay that real estate 10
lively ,"FemaEkod Gahag0rE. =. Vogle
Of che Abstract aud Realty Company
70 q reporter Monday, when asked
about che stats Of she msVket, THE
demaud 10 really nos lmpalslve, but Il
good and stsady, aud q 3 fellow hasa
piece Of land snd wants 20 cell be had
betlernos OfIeF an extra close pfioali be
does not want 70 cell, Cor he will end q
buyer mighty quick, There 10 plenty
Of money laying idle foe puFohsse Of
land, and desirable real estate may b
cold Immediately upon placing the
property on the market"
Mr. Voyls SIHteu that desirable
houssS are 10 demand 80 good rental
rates. 1T is almOsS Impossible, With
che Influx OF people 70 Gainesville, 70
secure q desirable house at any Co.
ore" he said, land the fellow who
gets . decent house ~ anywhere near
. reasonable price la In biz iuek."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-07
FUNERAL or MRS. YOUNG,
Was Laid 10 Rest Sunday Afternoon,
Many Frlands Presena.

Was Laid 10 Rest Sunday Afternoon.
Many Friends Present.
The funeral Of the late Ma. Kate r.
Youog, she ED death Of whom oe-
CURED % eaSunnah last Friday, wan
held from she FlFst Presbyterian
Church 10 thlb city a. S't5 o'clock Sun.
day afternoon, she lHteFheut being 10
Evergreen cemetery.
Il was originally intended % hold
sasxloes Immediately after the arrival
% the ttaln from Savannah % l'46
O'Clock % che afternoon, hos eonnee.
Zion Waa not made as Rochelle, and che
train Was la,o.
The services we're 6ondustsd b. Rev.
Thoa. P. Hay, and we're largely aWsnd.
"a by friends Of lhs deceased Who bed
gathered 70 par their lass respects 20
their departed friend. A uqrlbes ae.
oompanIsd lhs remains 20 The eeme-
tOEy.
The fOPal decorations were numev-
oas and iVasFans. Dsosased lived ios
many years IN Galsossillo, and her
fVlanda WSse dealEoUoof expressing IN
1hls tsndeF manneE their aleoilOo,
10 che beFoAyea relatives The Sun,
With ost.F lrleRds, oxteada sympathy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-07

d. y Thomas made brief bu6i-
gee ZIP g Hague 5estenay
Cppsniu 4 Paul 81 tbs Uniisd
States lard ollos and Attorney Robeft
e ofie - Is Nsyo. whsFs shsy wlil
9 CONTEST cass. fhb e.
tslnE the URittd slstes goveynmcnt
ga. y HeaEs. The specifications
in eege ars fhat she doiepdenI.
who recently proYtd up . homestsad.
bad neseF ocbupled 81 enltiValsd said
Homestead. Captain Paul. a. spssIai
agent. viii Represent the governments,
while Attorney Davis viii sppbsr foF
Mr. Hanks.
C.s. Robertson, one Of the valued
employees % the Armous Oar Lines %
che ospasity Of solleIting agent, q e
hOme, after 3 summer spent n Mlok-
igan - other polsts 10 lhe North
west looking after the psseh and grape
shipments Hs reports heavy move
mBnt Of these produc,s, and prices
good, especially 10 grapes. Nv. Rob
sTtson sxpsste 70 remsin here for she
next two o. three weeks. when he viii
proceed 70 South Florida. he will re-
turn, however. in time 30 look after
the lettueg crop.
On account Of the Southern Confer
enes on Immigration and Quarantine,
which meets at ChattsnOOga, Tenn,
November 9th and 10th, GRe Atlantic
OOast Line Railway has arranged 20
cell tickets at one fFSt-class fare plus
twenty-five CENTS for the round trip,
These tickets will be on sale NovembeF
Sen end oth; lnal limit OF Same will be
November leth, prior TO midnight Of
which passengers must Feaeh original
starring point. For foil information
or aleepina eer reservations zee Atlan-
he Coast Line agents OF write Frank
o. Boylaton, DistEIct Passenger Agent,
JacksonSille, Fla.
Friends 81 Commodore R. W. Bsall
Of UnIOptOwn, Pc, who has been . tIS-
ltor regularly 20 Gainesville for "a
long that be considers and calls hin.
self q Florida Cracker, will regret &
learn that bic health hda been 90 "a
paired that be has been prevented
from oomlag % early this season q
usuaI. The COmmodoTo IS suffering
from pIomaeh troubles, and sine,
leaving here about eight months agc
hes been reduced in weight from
about 100 20 i07 pOundS. he was du'
10 asFise on November !, but owing x
bic inditpOsition bic "trip has been H.
definitely pOslpOned. It IL hoped b
will be spabled 20 come IN q shoFt
time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-07
ALAMO FRAUD.
a MulijEaH oSsslvlNg People 40 10
Location Of Property.

GGaANtaN " F|FRNNNNNa
A few days ego o. h, Bailey re-
oalved q letter from a party In che East
making inquiry ~ 20 che value Ot loIs
lOOzlOO IN North Gainesville, saying
thAl one u. MulhEAh OF 30 n, 18Th ST.,
PhRadslphia, was Offering such lo's,
porpoFllAg % be located in North
Gainesville. Cor Is each 90 oOaHe
NJ. Bailey promptly wrote che party
thae no lahd could b. bought IN
GalnoaVills6 thriving suburb zoe any
aueh prizes.
The editor Of The Sun Investigated
ere matter and found that Nalligsn
had saosoa 70 b recorded a plat 81
losa pprpoFtlng 70 b 10 North GaihSs,
vile. uhoFeas che property is Oix miles
north % thaa PlAee, comprising hv'
hundPod ceres soAmOnly knOWu - th'
'snat uOOds,'' being almost ineeasahtly
covered Wlth water,
ne scheme 3 4 elEantle aEindls
ona the psFpetFatoF ahoa6 b. dealt
glih 3 ne full sE,eat - ths law,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-07

B HN6
&c. 60 80

Knsw Ns 81 SssripUe, Found
Him 81 TFale agtrcsd
i5d ceh s. Hsns Clever
Piece q week Which Endsa Wei.
TO Conbt BE- Afc6 zetTouer n 10.
ohslle bsIopQ ghe credit q hppfe-
hbndlpg and ming ore q tbs moss
ndlolious 6rimlnhls known 90 lhe
Georgia autbofiiies u recent GEAR,
Wlsh the exception 81 the Rawliae' o.
ynldpsla,
C5nstabis Aetrouef, who u alWayg On
ere alert IA be Official eapaeily, u,
eslvsd Z circular isw dhg8 40 g.
etructlng him % watch oqt iot Ton
Kelley, wanted "a oamdsu eountt
Ga, upon eheFss d hipplpk 81
child, email 10y - legeFsly pntil b
died. The ohagt as murder, end
the auth0rities Of Camden county
were "a WF0ufht % over the MISTER
thst 4 reward ~ tio0 vas offered b
ths elale ard ESQ oesh By indignant
eitisehs 81 this COnim6nity.
Upon enteFihF The train Saturday
Constable zetrousF saw the man de-
eFlbed by the eiFoulaF, and reoog.
lssd rim 90 once. He ives oautlous
however, e be realised that Il would
ot ~ prudent % work the scheme Il
reckless mhnneF After & momsnt'i
ssItation. when be hnd collected BIZ
thouehtsland remembered the name
heapproaehod Ste man,
'iFsll6, KELLEY; what ere you dolnf
aNat down hsgeS" remarked che Of
6esF.
9Bout, you Sho' Il right bout d
hsBs, bol ] doan' b'lieve I quite
hnowa ger" replied .he negro.
lyon don't know me3" said the con-
stable. aWhy, that is strange. DOn'l
700 remsmber me up In Camden OOun'
~, when I used % bring WsteFmelonl
q tbWn9W
~ uho' 90 now" replied the darker
With q ch0okIe, bus about that tlmt
osnttable zstrouer elaSPed q pair o.
hebdo9iis % the man end took hin
into custody.
The authorities o. Camden county
aoga notI6ed, and Monday Deputy
Sheriff Bailey arrived and took ehafR'
q she prisoner, paying tbe $50 -
ward. II the event that Kelley d
oonviotsd be viii receive also the $40
offered b. che state.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-07

To che many ltisads Who we're %
sympathello D. oar lals bseoavmentl
We e1psssa OR hoagaialt lhanha, fhsl'
deeds Of hlaanesi VA ever BE- 'emeIn'
beFed,
Ma. J, o. Dst1t ANp DACoUTERs.
Nov 9, lee,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-07

WtEu' 0oNiN~FV S"N -
Were vVs6dOd q, Hawthorn.
A telegram 70 The Florida Times
Unlon from Hawthorn, undsF date OF
November bah. sayst
"Mn. BoulWars, mother Of Frank
Ritter, vas married today 20 J. B.
Hu.shlnsou Of Gainesville. The bride
he 90 eatlmahle lady Of - and che
groom . ssutlsman oibS. TIE mAtri-
nes ceremony was held 90 che FesidsneS
Of FFank Ritter, con o. the bride,
The happy couple lsit Immediately
alter she ceremony TOE their home IN
Gainesville"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-07
DEATH bF Or. so0ToN.
An Old odd Fellow and Knight Tenn
blar PaSoes Away.

IN DO GOO .PeltoW aoQ lNHBM tNUtf
blar Masses Away.
DE-. George B Bouton. aged upwards
Of 50 year,, died as p, 10, yesterdsy
o. the Odd FeIlowt 3hniIallum in this
city, after shoet illnees.
De. BoulOn cams here from Con-
nsetieut q few u b AEO. and vas
obliged 20 besk other guartes until
the GahitsFium opened for guests No
vombeF I. he suffered . stroke Of
paralysis soon attsF, and was unOOn.
Oolons until the snd.ebme. Dr.. Bon-
ton had spent tW0 ainseFa here, aBd
vas eObflnod 60 his IoOm moss % the
time. ne Was = member Of che Odd
Psllowa' Lodge 81 wVstporl, Conn.,
and Ral made e KHlgh. TsmpIar IN
New Haven, Coma !, Ia 1862.
He ives q man % considerable
meahe, hnd among biz papera on bic
poFsou vac On Insurance policy In the
Nee York Motual Life and papers
70 ahow chat no YES the poSseSsOE Of
considerable wealth. ale lodge has
been notified OF BE death and aS "a
Vhat disposition viii be made Of the
remains. It 10 noe knoWn whore hi,
relatlVes reside.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-07
IA 60 ! GO b o. 81

Take LAXATIVE BROMo oOinlnS
Tablets. DruRElets refund money Y it
fails 70 cure. y. W. 0FOvs's sigaatuFe
he 90 each boz. SO.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-07
rAg YELLOW FEVER.

o. Nov ptoarh, ~ wiped oua % New
oFloaas and Psnaaeosa.
PensssOla, Nov. e.--NORs ososs. %
deaths, Il che FepOrs heFe % % npon
today. Rlaslssn ere seili undsr treat
meas, ana Ell Of them are ssla 70 Be
doins nicely.
a. Rs~ oFlsaaa.
Nsu Orlsans. Nov. s--Easrs h noa .
nsu osss 81 yslloU fever p thh siiy
,siay and only one oare Nas tepoFiea
yeasssaay, viii Oas asaik, mere ere
oaly avs sasss usdes tsealnsHa.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

education He has no family nor anyone dependent
him. all his interests in life are centered IN her. ana
the best of it is that she is worthy OF IT.
1T must be a great deal to such man TO INSPIRE
s,ch absolute trust in a woman he has in her,
said Cotton after pause In speaking OF the rescue
this morning she said i knew he would come
after me. "
Miss Ravenden nodded at him appreciatvely. Eyes;
YOU see it too" she said You did something worth
while when you saved those two But what about
YOUR Portuguese? Do you really think he had any
thing to do with killing that poor sailor? Helga told
me about it. What extraordinary case 1t Isl
What puzzles Haynes with his trained mind is
surely too much for me- said Cotton. 1t seems that
the man-great Heavenl What was that
From the direction of the beach came long-draw
dreadful scream of agony, unhuman yet with some
thing of a feminine tone in 1t too The pair turned
banched faces toward each other
Il must 90 over there at once" said Cotton. Some
one is in trouble Miss Ravenden, can you make
your way to the house alone?"
The girls small rounded chin went up and outward
Il shall 90 with you,' she said
You must not. Something may have happened.
Please!"
With a swift, deft movement she parted the heavy
handle of her netstock disclosing ingenously set
revolver, which she pressed into his hand.
I'm going with YOU she repeated, with the most
auring obstinacy.
Come then" said Cotton and her pulses stirred
to the tone He caught her by the hand and they
reaching the clf-top breahess. Barely discernible,
on the sand quarter of a mile east of Graveyard
Point where the wreck had struck was a dark body
They hurried down into the ravne and out of 1t,
Cotton in advance Suddenly he burst into laugh
of nervous relief
Its dead sheep" he said. Il thought it
man"
He bent over it and his jaw dropped, Look at
that he cried
Across the back of the animals neck half-severing
it from the head, great cash. still bleeding
slightly They peered out into the dusk. As far as
the eye could see nothing moved along the sand
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

evening previous. and consequently had risen s1s-
picion hour too early
Il haven't had chance to speak to you since he
wreck" she said, giving him her firm young haai
Are YOU any the worse for the hammerng our ocean
gave you? And how l half thank you for ycr
courage?"
Don't try" said Dick unconnfortably And 4, -s
talk to me about courage" he added gailv i wish
| could tell you how choked all up with three cheer
when you went in after that fellow
oh" said the girl lightly, we Montaul folks are
bred to that sort OF thing besides. 1 only paid
debt
"A debt? To that Portuguese"
"No, indeed! / never set eyes on the poor r1e7
before. To Fate Our fisher people here have
ing that those who rescued from the never
find their hearts happiness until they have evene1 e
tally by saving life. Well have tried II IN s--
work at Philadelphia; but | never could tell Wheeler
there was any result.
Then you've had your shpwreck adven.1--s''
asked Dick.
Eighteen wears ago was washed 70 shore IN --st
such a storm Father Johnston nearly killed
getting me- The only name l could tel them vas
Hega They adopted me. All, they have been God
me- they and petit pSTe.'
HAYNES. He's fu1-size mani decIa-ld Cotton
warmly. Save Helgai' he called 10 me. when he
saw foundering in"
YES | knew he would come after ne said the
girl simply but didn't know YOU would come after
him So there's the chain" she added gailv L
went in clear off my debt and win nv hearts hz--i-
ness-though do hope It isn't the Portuguese man.
Petit pfre went in 70 get And YOU. she paused
and looked him between the ewes. I think YOU came
after US because YOU couldn't help II because thar
the sort of man YOU are Why she cried with a rlng
Of laughter, You re actually blushingl"
I'm not used 70 the praises OF full-bown heroi-es'
retorted Dick You spoke Of Philadelphia and sll-
work believe I've heard Of YOU"
From whorn3"
MY friend DR.. Bayliss used 70 write rhapsc lies
about peach of about peculiarly efficient helper
corrected Dick rather larneIv. who volunteered Tor
last falls typhoid He even went far as TO
tell me a lot of instances He seemed 10 be
DIR. Bavliss IS very kind - said Hega pri-n-v.
Anyway, III tell YOU thing. Miss Johnston -
said honest Dick with the look on his clea---1ed,
boyish face that had done more for his influence the
slu1ns than all his knowledge '' I wish kind Provi-
dence had given a sister ike YOU instead Of
Instead of" repeated Helga in surprise &C. What
is your sister like. then. that YOU her cha-ei,
Instead of al all L al the sisters
OF nv fathers house, -