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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-22
EXTENT OF SWINE INDUSTRY.
One OF the Chief Resources OF Agri-
cultural Wealth.

cultural Wealth.
The swine industry of the United
States is a feature of resources that
figures high in the agricultural wealth
of our country. To the hog, more than
any other influence. are we indebted
for the finely improved farms and
beautiful cities that have, as by magic,
spread out over the vast area of agIl-
cultural lands from Ohio in the east
to the Missouri valley in the west. The
civiliZing influence of the corn crop
has changed the millions of acres OF
wild prairie lands to the fertile, cult
waited fields, rich with the clovern,
grasses and improved crops of modern
agriculture. without the hog this
great district of agricultural lands, "
ing In the center of what Is known as
the corn belt, could never have at.
tanned its present distinction of wealth
and business reputation. AS a factor
in wealth production the hog Is Justly
entitled to the distinction of the pio-
neer" among our meat-producing ami
mails. The American hog has fastened
his hold so firmly, not only upon our
own people, but upon these of almost
every country on the globe. that the
industry of swine raising is of neces.
sity made as progressive in its in.
crease of production as the increase
of population demanding pork produc-
ton. Nebraska Farmer.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-22
NOTICE To CREDITORS

Estateot Henry q. Jackson. Deceased.
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
10 the undersigned AZ his residence at Avon.
Cache County. Utah. or at the office OF !. @.
Walters, attorney at law. Logan Utah. on OF
before the Ind day OF June A. ID. 1905.
Date OF first publication February LIST, A.
ID. 1905.
Alma O. Jackson Administrators OF the estate
OF Henry &. Jackson deceased.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-22
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICE
Csasult Cossty CLERK Or the Respective Slss-
ers Tor fsrther istsrmstisa.


In the district court OF Cache county
state OF Utah
Sarah X. Kelley, plaintiff.
John W. Kelley. defendant.
SUMMONS.
The state OF Utah. to the said defendant.
You are hereby summoned to appear with
In twenty days after service OF this summons
upon you. II served within the county In
which this action IL brought, otherwise. With
In thirty days after services. and defend the
above entitled action; and In case OF your
failure To do 80. Judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demand OF the
complaint. copy OF which Is herewith served
upon YOU.
JANIS c. WALTERS, Atty for plaintiff,
Post office address. - N Main STREET. Logan
Utah. Feb. ls-Mch. ~
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-22
Deserved Popularity.

To cure Constipation and Liver
troubles by gently moving the bowels
and acting as tonic to the liver, take
Little Early Risers. These Famous
Little Pills are mild, pleasant and
harmless, but effective and sure.
Their universal use for many years is
a strong guarantee of their popularity
and usefulness, Sold by Ritter Bros.
Drug Co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-22
Notice TO Creditors.

Estate OF Christian Anderson deceased.
Creditors will present claims with vouch-
ers to the undersigned at the office OF James
9. Walters. Attorney at Law. Is North Main
81. Logan. Utah. ON or before the 18th day OF
May A. ID. 1905.
Date OF first publication. January 18th A.
u. 1906.
JOIN II. BARKEp, administrator OF the
state OF Christian Anderson deceased.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-22
First Panama Canal Order

The first order for lumber for the
Panama canal constru" ion has been
received by Bellinghar' (Wash.) mills.
A little more than 2,LS0.00O feet will
be supplied in the first consignment,
intended for construction of houses
along the canal route
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Est ate OF Mctte Maria Christensen. deceased
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
TO the undersigned at the Office of James @.
walters. attorney at law, 20 North Main St..
Logan. Utah, on or before the 5th day OF May.
A. ID. 1905.
Date OF first publication January eth. 1905.
Noah ii. Wardle. administrator with the will
annexed OF Mette Maria Christensen n. dece zsed.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-22
That Tickling in the Throat.

One minute after taking One Min
ute Cough Cure that tickling in the
throat is gone, 1t acts in the throat
not the stomach, Harmless good for
children. Sold by Ritter Bros Drug Co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-22

Attorney for plaintiff.
- n. Main ST.. Logan, Utah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
FOUR THINGS TO FIGURE ON

When you buy musical laafru=
rneuts. big or little. there are four
things 70 figure on and 20 look At
closely. The firm yea buy of. the
name on the Instrument. the guar
antee given and the price. We sell
the very best - everything n our
line n merchandising. The chick
erinE klmbaif. Hobart 81 cable.
pssse and new scale =. S. Johnston
CO. Pianos. and Eimhau Reed and
Pipe Organs. Also the fmaaa old
Clough and Warren church afraua
tfar witch We are the exclusive
representative for this territory
and buy direct from the manu-
faetuTefA. certainly ubatauHafea
cur cl1iua
Our big stock 81 small inatru-
msnts a1s8 contains the Justly fam
ous Washburu Guitars ana Manfo-
iin8 and the best makes ~ Raniaa
and Fioiius. The Victor. Columbia
and Edison Talking Machines. the
marvellous Simplex Piano Player
Also fR-u0tc and full compass FIee-
trio Pianos Back q eFery sale we
make lt a guarantee uf perfect sat
isfactiou. We are ready an the tins
10 make good any defects that we
hHe responsible Tor. We are selling
b. mall % hundreds - people uv-
INK all over the Northwest n You
% not live IN Seattle write to Us.
u F1q live here. call on "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

in ROWING
MANY CLASS CONTESTS ON
LAKE WASHINGTON ARGUS.
is STUDENTS TO WORK.

James knight who saathed the
T University at Washington football
foam Lass Year. has been engaged Go
roaeb the rowing Grew of the var
sits during the coming season The
contract Was signed at a meeting 81
the executive committee OF the 40.
aoeiatet students uf the university
yesterday afternoon knlrht will
heEtn training the men immediate.
~ For the first few weeks the men
VIII be given preliminary practice
ou the rowing machine Ia the gym
uasium and as soon as tho weather
permits they viii begin work in the
ahell aud hargra on the lake
The hlrEsa and ahyll which are
nov brius repaired aud put Ia
shape. viii Dc ready Tor the men as
soon as IL + permissible for outdoor
work Co begin. Knight expects 90
turn out a good crew thla year. as
he has plenty OF time Ga work Last
year. owing Ia lack 90 time. he was
forecd 10 drop all men but the Sc
lccted crew. and had ~ chance TO
try out raW material
hia war however. competition
VIII be much kcencr. uad Il 10
Thought the chances OF a winning
team are much brighter Intrrelaas
races are II be- held during che
months II April aud May. and
composition for college champion
ship huuon will be an Incentive fuI
the men 60 work harder than they
otherwise would During thg month
OF May the three eurucrtd race be-
tween the Universities Of Washing
ton. California and stamford viii be
held II has not been decided wheth-
or the race will be rowed here or In
the south.
The varsity viii also maintain a
freshman treW which VIII also try
ita skill and strength AGAINST the
freeh.cs of the southern uniYerai
ties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

CHAT TER

GnnE trit - Columbia Ave. park
Philadelphia. in their big. lumber
ms bus aHa Afternoon Last fan. the
Nuuairuua felt go pHiioHauhiaiuH
Why be- IT, asked bradley. That
"a woman VIII grt on n street raf ana
stand la ftaut uf a mnu st the bae,
door. waiting for him ta 49, up and
Dee her alt down when there are
plenty uf seats ur iu fruntf"
Why in e." asked Lush. that
women waiting fpf q rar Will stand
n straight line across h street
crossing. forcing everybody elas 60
set uut into the mud or alunh
Why Is a." asked bernhard.
that women who got SO cor 81 u
week for STANDING In the back row
OF the chorus iu "A travelling show
viii make more uaIar than al the
other people lea "A hotel dining
tuum#
why lH tt asked iiemia. " that
a woman who o. almost starving Go
death ZOE "a fse portcrhauHr steak
viii go into restaurant and order
an Sac diah 81 salad p
Why o. IT. HHhHn iuaas That O.
"a an viii go into rupfurca over
hat when IL hangs in a miiiinrr' q
window. and fairly hiHa at the Hzmc
hat when q appears on another We
mans head -
Then taJuie. who en- the timn had
been sitting atdrwfar in the biz Nal-
low back looking a. the Ions ruwH
uf fsH brick houses With their white
marble steps. along spring Garden
street faced the others.
"rH answer al five questions u
you'll answer mine D. said.
What Is IT, the others nsksa in
chorus.
WHY is it that the hamailesf GIT
IN "a house - always The fate int
ults cat un the front Htrua =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
DRAFT SYSTEM DISMISSED.

CINCINNATI Jan. 10 The ma
tioual baseball commission. which
met "a this place yesterday. spent
al ~ the IaF debating over the
question OF the draft price fsf play
efs taken from the Wiuur leagues.
and the proposed ehamplanahiu
series between thr New YORK. and
unstnu traus. which r. scheduled 10
b. played or nest spring Il q be-
tIetvd that ilsn johnson. president
81 she American t.rsEue. wtH With
draw bis opposition O. th~ requests
% the minor leagues. thereby Himp-
uff InF fhe matter 20 eamrHamise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
BOISE WITHDRAWS

SPOKANE. Jan. President
W H. Lucas. Of the Pacific Ma
tional league. said yesterday that
be- had been officially notified BY
the Boiao Idaho. club that the pen
nanf winners o. last year would not
be- in the league this season. and be
has received their notice og with
dnwal
This means that there IL no Pa
rlfic National league. and that all
the players reserved under ia fran
chiae are released. The rulc pro-
yldea that each league shall consist
~ 1T least four clubs IN four cities.
Lucas and John McCloskeY are now
in Spokane 10 Organize a new cir
cult
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

strike che cue hall a little above
the center aud slightly TO the left
the rcd bail hair full. aud the shot
vii be made by three cushions.
bringing the balls into position.
Play thia shot hard. aith a follow
afrake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
Williams & Walker
"E1 Dahoney"

Prices -gi.sa tn gsc. CIT SEATS
EARLY or YOU'LL HAVE To
STAND Next attraction THE
WEST AtfNSTREIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

W b. HUTCHINSON co g
CLOTHING SALE NOW on $500.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
Sporting Briefs

All q the exhibits Of the poultry
show. just ended AZ Germanla ball.
we're shipped 20 their respective
homes last night The chickens
were left for one day longer than
the show was scheduled for an ex-
ira show off The prizes. ribbons
and awards were given out on sun
day. The promoters and exhibitors
cay that the snow was one u the
most successful they have ever at
tended.
Los ANGELES. Jan. l0-Thres
favOrttes won At Ascot and the
other successful horses wero we'll
played. Andrew Mack was made a
strong fav0rits for the firth race.
but made such a shocklnKly bad ex-
hibltlon that the Judge announced
that the entry Of thia horse would
be refused here. pending an inveatl-
CATION ~ the race. Jockey Fuller
Informed the Judges after the race
that the horse was so stiff hn could
scarcely get up "A Kallop. uotwith-
standing n severe fioRginK.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 10.-Mud
horses landed the money at Oakland
yesterday. Tracora found himself
IN disfavor with the judges when
be rode the fnvorite. Briera. IN the
fourth race. Near the finish he
fouled Darksome and ~ Photo and
the Judges promptly dlsquaHfled
Briera. placing her last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
OFFICERS CANNOT
DO EXTRA W0RK

Citizens viii no, Be- allowed Ia
the future 10 hire policemen while
of duty 10 maintain order AZ pablle
and private gatherings. N the de-
slres Of tho elgil service eommia-
sion are upheld This decision was
arrived AZ last night at a confer
enee between the commissioner
and Chief Delaney. resulting from
the recent trouhie AZ the Auditorium
dance hall when Patralman Hardin
vas being paid BY private persons
Tor preserving order.
Tho commissioners believe that
an officer should not be allowed TO
work overtime. even when receiving
private remuneration therefor. and
that be should not attend such
places unless detailed BY the chief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

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tarrh. stomach. kidney. liver. and
all diseases. Call and see this won
derful Chinese medicine. Have a
talk with Hs Wo before giving ND
your case a. hopeless. Consultation
FREE.
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SEATTLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
Athlete Killed

BLOOMINGTON. ui. ian. IL
Ralph Roberts. II krokak. Iowa.
captain ~ The llllnoia university
baseball team. was KILLED and alx
others injured yesterday bY the de-
raiimenf Of a passenger and cafe
car on the flE Four near ChBm.
paiEu The train waa crowded Wifh
atudanta returning from vacations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
He We Chinese Medicine Co

Cure al chronic
diseases Of men
and women with
out operation
Cured BY power
ful Chinese roots.
herbs barkA bud
and vegetables
These wonderful
Chinese remedies
have cured hun
dredH OF cases
that have been
given up 10 die
WeGUARANTEE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

Harriet Howard. ~ zos ". 5ith
ST. New York. az one time had her
beauty spoiled with skin trouble.
she writes. 7 had Salt nheum or
Erxrmh for years. but nothing
would cure n. until uand nuekicn'a
Aruica saivc." a quick and SURE
healer Tor cuts. burns and sores. a5c
nt g. o. GUYS drug store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10

Third Avenue

Enu2fOr
Russell & nrew. Managers
sScafIles Most porufar ThHatrr.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-10
The Show Girl

EASILY WORTH -FOUR TIMES
the MONEY. BUT OUR PRICES
NEVER CHANCE
II L r WYE SECURE SEATS
NOW
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
On a Lark 10 the Planets.
BIZ FRANCES TKEGO MONTGOMERY.
1904 by the saslheld Publishing Company

fighting that they heard and saw on all sides;
as If carrying chip upon his shoulder for the ex-
press purpose Of having some one knock It on and
Come on lone. called Harold, I'VE are going
Begin IN Did Y You h hear r''th the 6ugie cail?''
on you PIC bl9odtnrsty p9y Won nov Ts can % you do not
wish 70 see the battle and while you are re theTe @
these people live and what their homes are Ike"
The girls by means of their magic wishing robes,
became invisible and found themselves in front
Of Sae q IKE he Aaan bngs hS baehve With openings at
EQUAL distances ali around, Through one of these
peStets tn be eondensed foods of ali kinds They
this kind of foods because they co away With the
sSiS %Rieh the food 'lo Of Earth people makes necessary
stronger and healthier than the more hearty meals
which Earth mortals indulge In. Much Of tae food
fondness for fa m taste rather than for it's nutritVe
properties or for the sociabty it affords TO
be a. table dining with cengenial friends or as
cred passageways ended in small, two-storied out
houses; which were the cooperative % kitchensd mems
over these the servants lived, In the the second
tore sgrs as me Island from business to
the care OF children was carried on through
operation They found the Interior OF the building
as elegantly the most fastdious lover Of apart
sVVe even. I0I'U am NOT fond OF apartments boarding
houses hotels or abodes OF any kind where sew,
families share TIE same building Il loses it's homo
feeling ana atmosphere; while no dwelling is large
enough 10 hold more than eRe comfortably" said
lone. -
LET Us noyy see how the battle is progressing"
said the Princess. lone was finally persuaded and
wishing themselves on the summit OF the hill what
was their surprise and dlsmay on arriving there to
find one in sghtl
''XYbat DO YOU suppose have become OF the
boys?' cried the Princess in alarm. then noticing
Ione's eyes fastened on the batteneid In norrlled
wonder she turned 10 look in the same direction
and nearly tainted when she saw Harold and the
Prince each engaged IN a hand-to-hand encounter
with giant Martians, while all around were strewn
the bodies Of the dead and dying; for rev or the
many who had started out so Vallanty a rev houFs
before survived the hrst 9nslaught od me slei9y ny
stumbled then fell and the giant raised ms sword
10 pierce his body, but nstead or passing tnrougn
the form or his adversary the SWORD was ourled
10 its ht IN the earth at his feet Tor NOBODY was
there The giant rubbed his eyes. looking dazed
and inereduous. but still saw no one whs~eVein
resembied hs late antagonist. suppose you all
know why this was? Harold had Just thought or
hts magic robe and wished himself Invisible anu
al the top Of the hill. He reached there just IN
time 10 catch in his arms for she had taintee.
The last thing she saw had been the upTaised arm
Of the Afartian. and the sun shining on the Sttef
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Goodness, gracious! he may be killed too" cried
the Princess. You had better go and look for
Il can find him better by staying here than by
running all over the island to find him. Have you
forgotten our ability TO have people and scenes
pictured in the sky above us2''
Yes. / had" said lone.
Well. now I wish that We may see where
he is"
They all looked up, and on the blue vault above
them saw the reflection of their guide at the
corner of street defending himself against two
burly Martians twice his size One glance was
enough. Both boys disappeared at once. their
wish being to be with the guide. The girls sat
still and watched the panoramic changes the
boys and their guide Joined in the fight. The
trouble had come about in this way: The Martians.
recognizing the MeFeurian guide by his quick.
agile movements, and knowing that all Mercury
acorn containing his wishing robe. When the boys
arrived on the scene. the Martians were soon
routed
After this exciting eseapade our party decided
that the strenuous life OF Mars not to their
liking, together they resumed their journey,
starting for the next island in order.
CTe be eohtinuedl
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
HONOR LIST.

John Graham, Emile Harper, Florence Caldwell.
Gladys Meade. Emily Craven. Nettie Rosen, Fred
eriek Book. Helen Perry, Philip Furst, Mamie
Kolbe. NargeFv Hathawsy. Russell Fem, Alice
NfcPadden, CHRISTOPHER PIunkett, Lucie Space.
Donald Hickok Margaret Budd, Alulira Brown.
Thomas Vile. Mary Singleton. Priscilla DiIlaway.
Clarence Gef, William Rover, Gussie Bake Re
becca Thompson. Dorothy Dennis Marion Haight,
Howard Jamouneau. Bertha Rees, Irene Quinn.
Natalie Mason. ]. r. Qunichett, Priscilla Alden.
Gladys Bowen. Frances Toplitz, Win Crispelt,
Ethel Hyatt, Hildred Smith, Walter Carey, Emil
KunZi. Dorathy Wood Mabel Foster A Pascual,
Marion Gall. Frank Mccarthy, Agnes Martin,
Betty Smith, Emma Hanson. William Ammermann,
Forest Carpenter, Charles Wynne, Helen Pierce.
Ruth Van. Elizabeth Kirlin, Annette GUIDE Blanche
Bachwttz. Margte Cough. Gertrude Miller, Julia
EtchinSer. Katie Kennedy Ara Goodwin, Alden
Kimbal, Mary Cushman, William Cunningham.
GenaVeVe Murray, Charles FaSke Maurice
Kramer, Luole Howe Clifford Wooster, Charles
HiFsch. John Murray, Edith Knowles. Lillian Nes-
tor. Gilbert Cosulich. Alfred Hemer. Dora Werner
Rose Noise, Louis Fundler, Charles Eastop, Nal
colin Decker. Clarence Garner, Olga Maria koln,
Anita Jacobs and Edgar Spring. il.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
FOR LITTLE LITTLE WOMEN. "
a.

ing sword as it descended to Put an end to Har-
olds life.
But the Prince What had become of him?
Being an expert swordsman he had killed his
antagonist a man twice his size and weight,
but agility and swftness of thrust had won the
DAY against size and weight. His fencing lessons
in the palace at home had served him in good
ste9e. He, too, now used his wishing robe and
reached Harold and the girls just lone was re-
vVtag and asking how in the world they ever
reached the battlefield and got mixed UP with the
MaFtians.
We'll, it happened in this way" said the Prince
Harold and 1 became so excited watching the
fight that We could scarcely keep out of It, and
when we saw the side we were in sympathy with
losing ground, we wished ourselves IN the midst
of the fray with breadswords in hands, SO Of
course. the first thing knew Were there
hghting Ike the native Martians But where is
our guide?"
Il am sure do not know. We left him with
you" said Iene,
Yes, know, but the last saw of him he was
standing beside US watching the battle"
you don't suppose that he too engaged in the
fight, do you?" asked the Prince.
But If he did, where is he now, for all dead
but the one man whom Harold failed to KILL said
lone.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
CHAPTER I

CHAPTER N.
After the seft blue atmosphere of Venus Island.
what contrast was felt on Mars. Here every
ulng was fiery red, even the faces Of the inhaS-
liants took d fame color. just the people and
scene in q theatre colored by a red spot light
Thrown upon the stage. But the eooring round
about was not SO great a contrast were the dis
positions Of the people The Martians our young
friends sooa discovered were quick tempered argu-
nentatlve impatient and quarrelsome; while the
Fenusians were mild. sweet tempered. easy going,
fha antctlonate and peace loving. The Martians
were 50 nsry and cross that the little Princess
wanted 10 go away immediately. she was so afraid
u them. She was finally persuaded 10 remain,
however. for the Prince and Harold were anxious
70 See what kind OF iEsaTms these people used,
and. &c they devoted their whole lives 10 warfare.
now vel they were yeTsed in military affairs
Until ROW our young people had been Invisible
but they decided 10 don coats Of mail and other
Wise costume themselves the MartiaHs, so as TO
Dc able 10 freely mingls with them unnotieed ana
uhkAowR, on every side one heard the clash OF
arms eae the rattle OF musketry. Even the little
cal4aFeh oeuld be seen playing at war with toy
oaiilohs and pistols,
What can all tais eammoton be aboutT' ex-
claimed Harold
II means that they are preparing for one of
TIER frequent battles. for you must know that they
are always auarFelling ighting with some one.
al present they are at war with the inhabitants
VINO live on the opposite side Of this Island II
you would like. go % the SUNNI. OF yonder
Iil and from that point look down upon the con-
lending parties. for the battle. hear, is to- be
Fought on tie plain al its foot" said the Prince.
Disputes and national problems not settled
asLe as they are on Earth. when any vexed
Question crises. certain number Of men are chosen
~ each side. Drawn up in lines opposite and
,,aelhg each other, al given signal the attack is
S1.sos, end the eonIeudiDE parties night until one
1t The other side is conquered. Tae victorious
..en then arrange tie disputed matter 20 suit
Sslaselyes. Neither side is allowed 10 call out any
.oIe men than those FIRST chosen. This Is a great
4, .las OF lives when compared with the manner
var. - -~---@ ~i'~'- @- - ''' f--''0 -
last then. stepping aside. lone bumped into a
fbe WAC tnho happened 70 be passing az the time and
Aesfo him Inutter, Clumsy! Can't you look
personf' e'-e' ~ 80 ~
ma what nice amiahle husband that would
-, salc lone 10 fne Princess.
49, sfAtly TWO men passed, talking IN loud voices
g. OAe hsio- = tell you II Is no such thing. You
az leict for thinking So"
IN s11,Lls Lls companion replied, What did you sayf
car loH 49, no man 10 iusinuate that liar or
Ess bs,sn sn IDIOT and before the girls knew what
l55r,. t,Shlngl the man who had first spoken was
~ their feet. feed by blow from his angry
Is only one instance OF tho quaJreling s1d