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New-York tribune., 1906-10-29

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n1HE PEoPLE OF THE srATE oF NEw

= York, by the of God free and independent to
Charles W, Tiett contingent executor and TO Andrew
J. Church, Evelyn z. Bailey, Frances A Baldwin Emy
J. Evans Hiram " Church Eihu c. Chlroh Ar+Sur
Church Ray Church Samuel Orvs Church George other
wise Eliot Church. Chapman Church, Lucfus Church the
heirs and next OF kin OF John D Church deceased
all other who be heirs
Of kin Of John D. church deceased. Inter
esteo in his whose and
unknown and cannot after dilgent inquiry
tanned. send greeting; Whereas Alice Church OF the
Gity Of New York has lately applied to the surzogates
Court Of County OF New York have a certain in
strument in writing bearing date the twentysecond
OF 1897 relating both personal properly
duly proved the last VIII and Testament John D.
Church late Of the County Of New York
fore, Of q appear before
Surrogate County OF New a. in
County Of New York. Of November
thousand hundred a half-past clock
in forenoon or there
probate OF ths said last VIII and md
OF hereby cited age Of twenty
required TO by your guardian you
have II you have none appear apply for
be appointed. in the your neglect
failure do guardian will appointed the Sur
rogate TO represent and for you proceeding
IN testimony whereof caused the seal OF thu
SurrogAIes Court Of the said County 10 be
hefeunto atlXed. Witness Hon, FRANK T.
tseaLl FITZGERALD, Surrogate OF our said County
OF New York, at said County, the 20th day OF
September IN the year Of one thousand nine
hundred and six DANIEL j. DOWDNEY
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court.
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MUCH PUBLIC LAND DISPOSED OF.
iofal for Year, 19,413, 1877 Acres-Receipt:
bv GoverDment. e7 Ee5 EoA

"es1lagton. Oct. 2s.-The annual report OF the
sS1-anaisstoner of the General Land Once, which
go made public to-day, shows that the total re-
a. t.s tor Tie year ended June 80 were s76s5, BRA
tosi crease over the preceding year Of $5G7 718 The
a. area Of the land disposed CT was 13 All 1S7
a.. aTTS. a increase Of 2,374, ,5s5 acres.
g. z he recommendations made by Commits
ns--es E-cfaros IN bls report Of year ago are
Ass except in instances where Congress already
s.EAen the action requested. Under = bilI
Or - a. tho last session NJ Congress- the Land
Is Gt.GeT c6asidera rion the establishment u
l-zo- fsfks 20 protect the pre.tsI0 0Tic -l1tns cf
rscertiy; aeT Mexico Colorado ard Utah. which
Frcfessg were made the subject Of q report by
q ~ T. Edgar L. Bewe:t. assistant ethnoloeist
Q ths I.suteau Of American Ethnology and fellow
Ntcnsologiosl Institute Of America
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FIuiE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY
n tae grace o. God free and independent, to Charles
ChIles E Sanders Alrlon II Sanders. Frances A San
ders. as executrix oE-the estate of wsyland NJ San
ders deceased; De Forest Hakes Lydia L Curtis
line Harvey. Delevan Wood. Louise Wood. Fred Wood.
Burde;te Wood. Martin Wood. Frances A. Cru1n,
Dennis Hattie Carpenter EttIe Durgee Fred Johnson.
L. Phies, Esther Ann Fuller, Anna Eliza Pierce Cath
crime c. Yer NOoy. Maud L Faust. Sarah Kinney, Ro-
manzo Smith. George Carr, Randolph Carr, Laverns
Amiy Baptist Church, First Baptist Church Homer
\. " First Baptist Church OF Cortland y. Charles
James Sands Jerome seacord. Catherine Bacon Anna
@ Bacon Ida Fuller Curtis. Marie sands Baptist Home
sionarY Convention Of state OF New York George
Reed heirs and next OF kin OF John Carpenter deceased
whose names ana places or residence are unknown 20
pettloner ana who has been unable, with reasonable
diligence. to ascertain same heirs next OF
Polly Hastings deceased whose and places OF
residence unknown petitioner and who has been
unable with diligence ascertain same, ana
Hiram W. Belts, administrator OF the goods
tells and J. Belts. deceased 10 all
late OF the County of New York. deceased, creditors,
iegaees OF kin otherwise, send gresting You
and appear before Surrogate OF ths County OF
New York at the SUrrogates Court OF said county, held
the 7h day December 1906 half o'clock
the forenoon Of that day, then and there attend
judicial settlement OF the account OF proceedings OF
Charles W. Sanders, executor OF the last viii and
OF said deceased and such 0f here
by cited under the Of twentyone years are
required to appear by guardian, II you have one
If you have TO and apply for one TO be
appointed in the event OF neglect or failure 20
do So guardian will be appointed by the SurToSats TO
represent and for you IN the proceeding.
In testimony whereof have caused the seal Of ths
Court OF the said County Of New York to Do
Isl Thomas g Surrogate OF our said county, at
the County OF New York, tho Sd Gay OF Oc-
tossr in the year Of our L0Fd one 40qsaHg GHs hun
Clerk OF the SurrogateS Court
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Trustee
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

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Of
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VIRGINIA
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Waters baths hotels and scenery nowhers equaIisd-
rheumatism. gout and nervous diseases cured COM
plete hydrotherapeutic apparatus Jspaness palm room
swimming pool nne livery and outdoor
THE NEW HOMESTEAD - modern in ths strictssk
ssnse and patronized by thu highest clasA Broksr1
ofncs with direct ~ Y. wire
allows stopovsr covngton. Va. through tickets
to Cincinnati Louisville Chicago. ST. Louis
West. for side trip 10 Virginia Hot Springs
Pullman compartment via Washington. leavss
Y. 4:5s p. arrives SPRINGS s;25 a m. Eastern
time. Excursion tickets at c. & .. once. Broad
way, 9TH ornces Penna- r connects
Ing linea
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Country Property for Sale.
SurrogateS Notices.

!SufrogateS' Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OF IN ORDER OF HON. AB-
/ ner O Thomas. . Surrogate OF the County or New
hereby given 10 all persona having claims
against Catherine Y Nichols late Of the County OF New
York deceased 10 present with vouchers thereof
TO the subscribers their OF transactins business
Street. City OF New York on or before
the 18th day o December next. -.
Dated York. the 1tth day OF May. 1bOo
HERBERT b. NICHOLS.
GRACE y. KERR,
KATE n. STONE.
Executors.
wilmer a. Csnneld Attorneys for Executors. 40 Wall
Street, Borough OF Manhattan. New York
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CIsIk buTrOgales
oLIN, CLARK & PHELPS, Attorneys for Petitioner, No.
-
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Trust Companies.
Banking Convenience.

If you are living or doing business
tn Manhattan keep your banking &C
count with US at l76 Broadway. If in
Brooklyn. at 1913 Montague ST.. il in
Queens Borough. at $50 Fulton St.
Jamaica.
Open your account in either place
and you can make deposits or arrange
for loans at that one OF our banking
Offices most convenient to you. The
advantages Of this company's extern
sive organization and large capital are
yours in either locality.
Every function of trust company
efficiently performed.
Finance Committee I'm charge OF
Banking interests:
Shas. 4. Peabody. jacob H. schir.
Edgar l. Marston. Edwsrd o. STANLEY,
william a. Nichols I'd vice-Pres.
TILE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST CO
Capital & Surplus, 11,000,o0
15e Broadway. New York.
19S Montague St. Brooklyn.
ab0 Fulton Street. Jamaica.
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City Property for Sale.

Furnished Apartments to Let.
A ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT, prI-
N. vate bath SI.50 daily; including meals, two S25
weekly; one, SIS THE ALABAMA. IL z. llth o..
A RTIsTICArLY FURNISHED APARTMENT . rooms
l. and bath; No IS West Ssth at Can De had october
iEt Apply premises
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Citations.

yTyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. By
hartley, Anne Jane Tidy Ellen e A Fuller Ths Piay-
e corporation organized the laws of New YORK
Elns Martin, Clare Mcdowell. Percy HasweI Faucett
actors Fund OF America corporation Organized under
me laws OF New York. Charlotte NJ Martfn Emily B
san Anringe, Cor1elia Van Amrnge, John Howard Van
xafnIlnse Margaret FaUestt George Faucett DOUGLAS
11yIor Charles Frohman, Annie Russell Yorke Charles
s,Icnrnsn Ada Rehan John Drew Gresham Sid
nsy herbert Dora T. Lewis, Richard Doruey Stephen
sHrl Mary Florence Hart, and Daniel Frohman and 10
~ persons interested IN the Estate OF Gilbert
,s OF the County Of New York. deceased. creditors
.csaees next OF kin otherwise send greeting:
anu each OF hereby cited required personally
90 ana appear before Surrogate OF the County
YORK at the Surro9ates Court OF said County held
on @ ne County Court House in the County of New York
te eleventh day Of December, 1908. halfpast
t Sek IN The forenoon Of that day then and there to
judicial settlement Of the proceedings
My, an Aringe as sole acting Executor the Last
NIH ano Testament Of said deceased and of
are hereby cited as are under the twenty-ons
years are required TO appear by your guardian. II you
nave one, or II have appear and apply
70 co 60 guardian will appointed Surrosats
represent and act for n the proceeding
rony whereof OF the surrogatsS
Court OF the said County OF New York to
sfixed Witness, Hon. FRANK. T FITZGERAID, a
surrogate OF our said County, at the County OF New
- York the 3Oth day OF August in the year OF
ia 81 our Lord thousand nine hundred and
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk Of the 6urrogates Court
OLINl CLARK & PHELPS, Attorneys Petitioner
81 Nassau Street Borough of Manhattan, New York
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Unfurnishea Apartments to Let.

VIHE WASHINGTON, 47s West l59th ST., ST.
Nicholas ave.-Two elegant apartments let.
rooms; all modern improvements. Apply
premises 9OS Sd (store).
10TH ST, 6S2 EAST-Six elegant light and
1JJ bath; all modern improvement incl electric
light garbage cloEet heating etc. eci SIS 70 s32,
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29

u aTcDoNA1.D. JOHN EN- PURsUANcE OF Az
the County New York Notice s hereby given 70 All per
COUNTY OF Sew York deceased. TO present the with
vouchers thereof the subscriber at her plsce an
scting business office Of John p Mcdonald,
No 100 Broadway, the City OF New York on or psfors
eighth of February next.
Dated New York. the third day or August 1909
R AUGUSTA MCDONALD. Adrntntser1trtz
ROWFRS & SANDS, Attorneys fur Administrative.
81 Nassau Street,. Borough OF Manhattan city e1 New
Vorg
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. AH-
i nrr c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice Is hereby given to all having
claims against George Cook late OF the County OF New
the with vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber az her place OF tranzaeng business
III Broadway. in the city or New YORK on or petos
the OF November next
Dated New York. the Sh day OF May, 1905
SHEPARD q HouGHTQN, III Bfoadwash Nov Iorh
ctty Attorneys AdnstnsuOsrkk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-22


Basht thinks grapes on high ground
not injured Summary report--Appies
30 per cent OF crop. cherries 80, pears
so. Strawberries rs, peaches 10.
On apples-Your committee fnd the
following apples on exhibition: M.
Bitter, one plate of Baldwin, one of
Roxbury Russet; s. p. Killinger. one
plate Of Weaver Sweet; ]. II. VILLA
man, one plate of Tolpehocken. Two
plates by G. D. Basht for name which
we cannot name. All specimens well
preserved. M. Bitzer-To keep apples
a long time, says - take perfect ap-
Piles wrap each - in tissue paper,
pack closely in a box and nail the box
keeps apples in good condition in his
cellar by the ordinary methods of
keeping apples. Committee, M. Bit
zer, George L, Leeper.
On flowers-Mrs. s. p. Killinger has
bouquet of pansies, primrose and
satin leaf. Mrs. J. H. Willaman, Do-
quets of lilac, variegated geranium
and lily of the valley. Mrs. Clayton
Mase, boquet of 1ilacs. Our hostess
has collection of plants consisting of
water geranium, century plant, geran-
iums, Gala, begonia and oxalis. Com
mittee, Mrs. Clara Basht.
VOLUNTARY PERFORMANCES.
Little Florence Wechter recited
a
Mase recited 'In Vacation Time"
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Mrs. Basht offered a motion that at
the June meeting the dinner be table
dinner as usual, but instead of renting
dishes each family bring the required
china and tableware necessary for the
family. Motion carried.
Committee on tables-Mrs. Ed. Mey-
er; Mrs. Vignos, Mrs. Basht, Mrs. Pile,
Mrs. Ryder, Mrs. Harvey Miller, Miss
Hanna. Mrs. Holl. Mrs. Barnes, Mrs.
Lablin, Mrs. Willaman and Mrs. Eg-
CERT.
A motion that ice cream and cake,
(the ladies furnish the cake) be served
for sale. Motion carried.
Committee on ice cream department
Mrs. Monnot, Miss Sayler, Miss Wig
nos, Miss Wolf, Mr.. Shanafelt and Mr..
Lablin.
W. H. Bechted was appointed a COM
mittee to secure stove.
Secretary was instructed to notify
all members by card of arrangement
for June meeting.
William Ritterspaugh requested that
those who desire a meeting in 1907
report to the society as soon as possi-
BILE.
G. F. Lablin moved that we extend a
unanimous vote of thanks to our host
and hostess for the excellent manner
in which we have been entertained to-
day. Carried unanimously.
The next meeting will be held at
Nimisilla park, Canton, on Wednes-
day, June 20.
Renewal Of membership, j. ]. Bast
w. Eggert, Massillon.
FRANK A HANNA, Pres.
MRS. S. o. EGGERT, Sec.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-22
MRS. ]. ]. BAST,
MRS. S. P. KILLINGER.
A. R. EVERSOLE.

Committee.
M. Bitter offered a motion that the
two above resolutions be placed on
the records of the society. Motion
prevailed.
A communication from the family
of Mr.. Roth, and another from the
family of Mrs. Meyer was presented
to the society, each thanking the So
ciety for its kind remembrance in
the hour of bereavement.
The essayist, Mrs John Wechter, Of
Beach City, favored the society with
the following essay:
HUMAN FLOWERS.
let us keep it in our minds that
what we do today will help to decide
what we will be doing in days and
years to come. Don't let ourselves do
a mean, idle, dishonest or undutiful
action today, or, in years to come we
may have grown into part of the rub
bish of the world, which God in His
Justice will have to think about as
weeds, not flowers in His Dig soul
garden, the world, where He sends
souls to grow fit for His presence, if
they will grow. Determine that we
will be one of Gods human flowers,
which He cherishes and which are
looked down upon by Jesus and the
angels with joy. Let us turn our faces
grace as flowers turn gratefully and
obediently towards the sun, which God
the Father has put into the heavens
to light the world by day.
There is nothing in this world so
helpful as a direct, conscious relation
with God. If we have not believed, go
quietly with our secret thoughts to
that source of all, and earnestly de-
sire to be led into perfect goodness.
II we find not comfort at first do not
be discouraged, but seek patiently and
meanwhile do good and live goodness.
SO shall the great good come in into
our life till we are blessed before we
are aware. If we still ask how shall
simply, oh, my Father, take me to
be your own, just as | am, since you
say that you love and want me.
Count yourself from that moment as
belonging to Him. Settle it once and
for all You cannot take yourself
back unless by your deliberate desire
This is not limited to any ono class
OF society. These conditions are moi
social and physical. but moral and
spiritual and thus are within the reach
of ALL
what surprises us as we read the
Sermon on the Mount is the fact that
Jesus makes human flowers to spring
from such an unexpected source. The
very persons whose names we would
naturally expect to find In q catalogus
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-22
CORRESPONDENCE.

Freeburg, May 17-Lawrence Fred
erick, of Carrollton, visited his faith
er over Saturday and Sunday.
George Lief was in Canton on busi-
ness Monday.
Henry Unger and wife visited Mr.
Unger's parents, north of town, Sun,
dya.
Homer Sanor visited with friends
at Mt Union Sunday.
Mrs. Thurman Hahn is still very
sick. DR.. Wagnor, of Paris, is attend
ing her
Ira Wilson and family visited with
friends at Paris Sunday.
George Stoffer and wife and daugh-
ter. Bessie. visited with friends at
Georgetown Sunday.
Joe Frederick, OF Indiana, is visit
ing friends at this place.
George Hildenbittle, of Alliance, had
very fine monument put up for his
father and mother last week
Fred Reese, of Alliance, visited
friends at this place Sunday
There will be preaching at the G.
B. church May 10 and 20 in the even
ing.
ID. o. Hahn is on the sick list.
Edgar Dickson visited his parents,
north of town, Sunday.
Homer Lentz. of Maxine, visited
friends at this place Sunday.
Homework, May III. w. StoffeI
is building new house.
d. t. Holloway has returned to Co
lumbiana.
Roy and Elmer Thomas are on the
sick list.
Miss Pearl Unger is working fol
Mrs. p. H. Kloppenstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Keys have re-
turned to Alliance.
Mrs. John Devys, of Elyria, was 9
Homework caller last week.
John Marckle has about recovered
from his illness.
B. F. Roose was in Canton last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mockermen
of Salem, spent Sunday with Mr.. anc
Mrs. Frank Johnson.
]. e. Emmons sold his fine team Of
ponies to Mr.. Sell. of East Rochester
A little daughter of Arthue Barton
had the misfortune to break her arm
one day last week.
loarl Stroup is on the sick list.
Rev. Swan spent Sunday with hi
mother, who is critically i'll at Eas
Liverpool.
Mrs. d. F. Hahn is seriously Ill will
pneumonia.
Attorney Lodge Riddle. of Lisbon
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Roose.
]. f. Baylor was an Alliance eslle
last week.
@. w. Glass is hauling brick for th'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-22
STARK COUNTY
FRUIT OUTLOOK

The society met at the residence OF
Amos B. Mase, three miles southeast
of Navarro, on Wednesday, May 16.
Notwithstanding this meeting was
held on the extreme edge of the mem
bership territory, and the weather was
excellent for the pressing farm work
of the month of May, yet there was an
attendance of so or more. who huge
ly enjoyed the cordial welcome and
hospitality of our genial host and
hostess, who are the happy possessors
of beautifully situated farm home,
fitted up with the conveniences OF a
modern country residence.
After the excellent dinner was dis
posed of those who desired were taken
through the house to see the new
and economical system by which a
farm house may be wired and furnish
ed with artificial light.
President Hanna called the meeting
to order at 1880 and appointed S. P.
Killinger TO receive membership fees.
Minutes of April meeting read, and
corrected to read that NJ Bitter had
no Grimes apples on exhibition. and
did not spray any fruit trees except
plum.
President appointed the following
committees on resolutions:
On the death of Mrs. Catharine Mey-
er, committee, Mrs. s. o. Eggert, Mrs.
L. M. Vignor, Mrs. G. F. Lablin.
On the death of Mrs. John F. Roth,
committee, Mrs. j. j. Bast, Mrs. S.
p. Killinger, A. r. Ebersole,
IN MEMORIAM.
This society is again called upon
TO record the death of Mrs. Catharine
Meyer, of Canton, one of its esteem
ed and aged members, whose genial
presence will be missed at our meet
ings, for we had all learned to love
and respect her. In her cheerful, char
liable and Christian life of more than
four score years, was found the prln-
ciples and motives that make up the
perfect type of womanhood. To ex-
press our memory for Mrs. Meyer, and
our sympathy for the bereaved friend,
your committee desire that this brief
tribute be entered upon the records
of this society.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-22
probate Court.

In re estate of Marie strausser. Fin
oil account filed.
In re estate of Bernhart Etling. VIII
filed for probate.
In re estate of Jacob Zintsmaster.
VIII filed for probate.
In re estate of Samuel H. Baughman.
Will admitted TO probate, Benjamin
p. and Samuel Baughman appointed
executors.
In re estate Of Seymour Barlet In
yentory and appraisement filed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-22
Permits to Wed.

Clarence d. Smith and Mary A.
Grossklaus, Navarro.
Charles B. switzer and Arti M. Kint-
ner, Canton.
Joseph Leonard and Annie M. Boing.
Massillon.
Earl L. shisler and Clara ]. Gicker.
Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-22
Mrs. S. o. EGGERT,
MRS. G. F. VIGNOS.
MRS. c. F.. DABLIN.
COmmittea
IN MEMORIAM.

1t Is with sorrow that we are again
called upon to record the death of one
of our old and esteemed members,
Mrs. John F. Roth, whose death oc-
Cured April %, at the family home.
In her death the society has lost low
ing and charitable member. To ex-
press our sympathy for the family,
the committee desire these few words
of sympathy put on the records of
the society
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-22

RobertsyilIe, May 16.-Mr and Mrs.
Frank Muffiy, Of Mt. Union, spent
Sunday at William Muffiy's.
A number from here attended the
funeral of Mrs. Hockenberger at Paris
Sunday.
A few from this place attended the
Patterson examination Saturday.
Miss Sadie Dewait and Mrs. Adam
WaitE are attending the classis at
North Lima.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-22

On orchards-J. Willaman, chair
man, reported that apples and cherries
promise large crop. pears fair
crop, peaches almost total failure.
grapes in some localities were frozen.
M. Bitzer said peaches in some places
Will be ahuldaat, in others none. He
further agrees with Mr.. Willaman.
Taking all In all fruit will be plenty.
A. r. Ebersole, of Pike township. and
M. Mase agree witt above report j.
Wechter. OF Beach S,y. agrees with
above except thinks some cherries
somewhat badly injured, and c. D.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-08-14
SHE PREFERRED TO STAND
Street Car Strap Is Much Nicer
When One Has on New
Clothes.

BY the time the car reached Forti
eth street there were no fewer than
a dozen vacant seats, but the girl If
the new tailor-made gown refused
avail herself of their hospitality, re
lates the New York Press. The mes
senger boy pointed them out to her
So did the woman in blue and the
man with the red beard, but to all
invitations to make herself comfort
able the tailored girl said: mo,
thank you. l get off soon," and CON
tinued to lurch backward and for
ward in the middle of the car.
The conductor watched her grimly.
Il could have told those folks it was
no use to try to make that girl sit
down." he said to a passenger on the
platform. "She never does. | used
to try to get her to rest herself for
minute or two, just for change, but
l never could do it. She has been
riding in my car pretty regularly for
about year, and no matter whether
the passengers are many or few sell
dom have seen her sit down l used
to wonder why she choose to stand
up and flop around that way, but