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Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-09-08
NUMBER REGISTERED

Before the registration books close
tonight, the largest number ot voters
names ever placed on registry list in
Fallon, will form the list, which last
night totaIled $3.50, ana with the regis
tration of today, this number viii be
augmented by at least fifty, making thr
total we'll past the four hundred mark
As the total vote Of the county will
approximate two thousand, Tallon' 3
Importance, "a voting place will be
readily seen
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-09-08
REPUBLICANS
Call for Primaries and County
Convention

Il a meeting Of The Republican
County Central Committee lon tta
Comfy OF Churchill, State oi Nevada
held at fallon, Nevada, August 30. 1906
it WAS ordered that The primaries for
the selection OF delegates Ia ihe Repub-
lican County Convention he held on
Monday, September l., 1906, in The
various precincts throughout Churchill
county and the following papportionment
of delegates was made.
Hazen Fallon 20 saltwater A.
White Gloud2, Upper Sink 10; Cotton
wood l Wonder &; East Gate 3; Fair
view ~ Bernice ..
1t was further ordered that the Re
publican Convention ior the county Of
Churchill De held ot f7allon on Mon
day, the 2Ith day Of September, 1906,
at o'clock At the county court house,
for the purpose Of nominating a tull
county ticket. fot the selection of q
county central committee 10 serve dur
ing the ensuing two years and Tor the
transaction OF any and all business
which may property come before such
convention
At the primaries above reierred to
the Republican voters OF The vafons
precincts are authorized 10 select suit
able polling places, appoint inspectors
Of election and select delegates TO the
county convention Officials OF cleo
ton in each precinct should furnish all
delegates elected to the county conyen-
ton with proper credentials Of election
W. " Williams,
Chairman Republican County Com.
mittee for Churchill County, Nevada
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-09-08
"To Cure n Felon"

says sam. Kendall, OF Philipsbnre
Kan Just cover il over with Bucklen, s
Arnica Salve and the Salve viii do the
rest" Quiclteat care Tor Burns, Boila
Sores, scaldz, Wounds. Pilea, Eczema,
Salt Rhnem. Chapped hands, Sore Feet
and Sore Eyes. Only 25c at the G y X
Drug Co
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-09-08

Tryn little Kodol for Dyspepsia after yonf
meals Many stomachs are oYcrWorked 10
the point whore they refuse Ia go further
kod0l digest s., ur i0od aud gives yonr stom
ach The rest il heed- while its rcconBtrucflve
properties ret the stomach back into working
order. Kodal relieves hhtulence, eonr stom
nch, pr alpitation of tho heart bslehing. etc
sold by Reose Pharmacy
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-09-08

KennadY's IaxatiFe Honey and Tar il the
original laxative ConPh syrup and combines
the qualities necessary Ia relieve the cough
and purge the fystem Of cold Contains no
opiaies Reese Pharmacy.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-09-08
Well Worth Trying

" II Brown, the popular pension
attorney Of fittsfeld. Vt, says Next
to a pension, the best thing TO get ie
Dir. King New Lie Pills He writes
They keep my family in splendid
health" Quick cure ior Headache
Constipation and Gilliousness. 25c
Guaranteed At the g K X Drug Co
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-09-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

All who know themselves to be IN
ilehied to the undersigned will please
rail at the Fallon Supply Companly.ss,,s
tore and settle Immediately. All bills
arcruing prior to June 10th, as result
II supplies purchased OF the Falion
Meat Company, will please take notice.
WIGnTMAN < DowNs.
REGISTER Repisterl REGISTER y
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-09-08
EGGS WANTED.

The I. II. Kent Company will
pay 80 cents per dozen for fresh
eggs raised in Churchill county.
Trade solicited.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-09-08

Mrs. c o Cushman, ri ST Clair, an
experienced music teacher, will give
lessons in FalIon, in both vocal and in
Btrumental music Parties desiring to
take lessons in either branch should see
her. Oct .
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-09-08
For Sale

Cedar ience posts, in any quautity.
Ed I. MoReAN. Hazen, New.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-09-08

Does evil still. your whole life fll2
Does woe betideY
Your thoughts abide On eulcihe.
You need pill -,
Now for prose and facts--De Wits Little
FAriv niser5 are the most plea SAINT ana re-
liable pile known today they never Gf1pT-
Sold b. Reese Pharmacy.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-09-08

Location blanks al this Office
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-09-08

Register Register RegisterlN
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-09-08

Chairman Silver Party County Cen
trail Committee
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-21
THE PURE FOOD LAW.

Every public
" dangerous ponder bought by the local dealers faith
under reputable Labels employing
retailers
the wholesaler
gwen article throw
omay branded
of
o buy.
Out on the retailer ought
wholesaler
i " food bill
Bill according F'makes a mis-
~ or liquors of
States ana PROMPTS the shipment of
10 fogn country 1t prohibits
ny me OF Soo by Imprisonment
Treasury Department and
and
the
of Agreut
orefhtry, and if he law beenvio
required the
district who in
f-''-'on' go
e' cannot interfere with the sale adul goods
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-21
WHEN SCnOFIELD
CAME TO HAWAII

Lieutenant General John McAHister
Schofield died at st. Augustine, Flor
ida, on the 4th inst. This distinguish
ed American soldier was an acuuaint-
ance of our townsman, DR.. John S
McGrew. An incident happening SO
years ago, which had considera bic
bearing on the United States Govern
ment's intention of occupying these
Islands, is reported by a Honolulu let
ter written in the Alta California of
San Francisco, as follows:
The California, flying the broad
pennant of Admiral Pennock, came in
the other day, and now lies in the har-
Dor with the Benecia on one side and
HI. b. NJ. corvette Scout on tae other.
General Schofeld, who arrived with
General Alexander on the California,
is supposed to come down here to take
charge of the military force of the
kingdom If they had heard the vol
ley firing at the funeral (Kameha-
meha V.'s) the other day they would
have wept at the prospect before
them. The generals, however, found
Othel1o's occupation gone and there
fore contemplate peaceful exploration
of the strategic points of the island
They are now the guests of DR.. ]. s.
McGrew, physician to the United
States Marine Hospital. paradise.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-21

8 the
heIess
kr doy
hes, b
~ pdi
US an
color
w you
price
GU, Ell
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-21
VAUDEVILLE NEXT WEEK.

The Buffers, Richard BUTLER and
Louise Orendorf have a big vaude-
Vile engagement awaiting their return
TO the mainland, but before they leave
Honolulu, folks here will have the OPP
portunity of seeing them in the great
SKETCH The Craftsman" which they
viii produce on the continent BUTLER
plays the title role and Louise Oren-
dOrf appears as his daughter. The
sketch is a thriller. The cracksman,
while about to commit daring
burglary. discovers his long lost
daughter, who to his amazement is
clever sneak-thief. The fathers sin is
brought home to him when he sees
the ugliness of wrongdoing in his
beloved child.
On Monday and Tuesday evenings
next, a the Orpheum, a benefit will
be given for the Butler company.
Vaudeville will be the attraction and
The Cracksman" one of the special
features
Popular prices will prevail
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-21
WILL ASK FOR WARSHlP.
Continued from Page -

was discussed and was unanimously
agreed to. 1t was agreed generally
/ that it was a very sensible report.
t 1t was agreed that the secretary be
permitted to select some method by
which Hawaiian literature may be
distributed among passengers on YES
sells coming to Honolulu from the
! Coast.
| The committee desired that the fol-
lowing letter be made public to indi-
cate the position of the committee
with relation to business enterprises
| March 10, 1906.
Manager, The Pacific Commercial Ad-
| vertiser, Honolulu, Hawaii.
| Dear Sir: Our attention has been
called to an advertisement in your
paper headed Notice to the Subscrib-
ers of the Lennon e Earle Directory
in which the statement is made that
/ the Promotion Committee has endorsed
the Polk Directory Co.
| We regret to be compelled to say
that no such endorsement has been
given 1t is not the policy Of the
Promotion Committee to interfere in
any way with business competition
We feel that we represent and are
working for the community as whole
= not for one individual or one line of
business.
Trusting that the advertisement may
be withdrawn or corrected, [ remain,
respectfully yours, H. P. WOOD,
Secretary,
The following note from Dr. Elliott
II. Woolsey of Oakland, Cal, to Secre.
tary Wood, in response to a request
for ideas about promotion, ETC., was
read to the committee:
During my six months stay in Ho
nolulu, every day has been like the
loveliest May-day in any climate,
even in California-the land of sun
shine and flowers. Every day the sun
glints brightly through ever-changing
clouds. Clouds help much to make
this climate perfect. The flora is
beautiful and every day and every
night balmy breezes greet the tourist,
but when all that can be said is re-
duced to its last analysis, the glory
CT Hawaii is its cloud effects. Re-
spectfully yours,
E. H. WOOLSEY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-21

PAINT
81 Kin
|bit-th
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-21
TRANSPORT SERVICE

Logan, sailed for Guam and Manila.
Mar. Il
Thomas. at San Francisco.
Sheridan, sailed from Manila for Homo
lulu. March 5
Meade, at Manila.
Sherman, sails from Manila for Homo
lulu and San Francisco. Mar. %.
Dix, sailed for Manila, Feb. 81.
Buford, at San Francisco.
Lawton, al San Francisco.
Solace, at Mare Island.
Supply, at Guam
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-21

And the Maui
Not long
Maui
e often of
the liquor
people
the police ersonnel of this Terrtor
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-21
w c. T. U. AND SPORTING NEWS.

devoted sc
pictures Advertiser the leading paper
in the city all the people into their homes
and mothers and daughters nhea TO
see pictured, to read ABOUT 'helr
disgusting dongs W, had always found the AID,
verser willing and publish their reports ana
the leading OF Honolulu It's sport
ing p rss Blunt moved that the attention publishers
should to objections, and an acknowledgment
appreciation Union for the kindness shown
them earried.-From Yesterday Proceedings OF
No daily paper seeking exclude from its pages
any the current news which interests the ~ @
which NAV be legimatey printed caste newspaper ana
inviting destructive business rivalry g
years Elliot F. Shepherd ninlaw OF one Of
the vandebi tried experiment bought the New York
sporting and police news
head of his editorial page and asked the en0r
and people his the Mail and M
press Shepherd restored the sporting and ponce
but it was too late The paper had aeea Tue a @ -
leaving which large element the population aVed ana
At later period undertook show
@ that whih would be proper to
was produced No publisher chose to
sdn lead and the religious public did not urge furt
of demonstration was up
good paper like the of frstelass hotel
On the must be many
things things that would disagree with
be atsnthe cocktails the
look with horror and alarm provide
forfeit general
the Of the hotel and saving to him: I'VE wish you would leave
milk vegetables bread and butter and
tea Do not know sir that meat diet stimulates all that Is gross ana
realize that the blood innocent cattle and sheep has
make ppeng steak that sueeun hopa Are who
ave 1i; tha OH i - ;oe e p 10 ranee % enn
regimen
Inser
rarebi Lobster Newbug The
filled with omee and
gered through your wine lists
To that the Bface would probably reply that he could
meal and the beater ought be compelled his will
vegeta
of W. T. IT,
its sporting but enable avoid satisfying
natural hunger the the will
respects,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-21

within
territory like
final will the
Food bill becomes
market
adulaed and
stuff doetored the puni
tive O he acourt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-21

leading deeply Furnishing
detective Lake We thought be
looked the Brown onngen
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-21
COMPARATIVE WEATHER.

teegrapng the
Honolulu
in
paper Sunday, March standing for
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-29
Crn,Inntcd llourning.

The foremost man ia north Of Eng
land village died 4 lady on her way
90 The house of mourning paused at tic
door Of one OF the villagers TO ask.
Your husband is going to the funeral,
/ supposet" We'll ma'am, its very
sad. amt liz" was the reply. We does
feel ii terrible" The lady acknowl-
edged thst the occasion was q most
gricyous one. but repeated. Is YOUR
husband going to the funcralV' The
woman replied with caution, Hes
been aXad." Well then ! suppose he
win he going" The cottager as tumed
confidential tone as she asked IN
tuen. "po you know II he's supposed
TO 80 as moWucr or a bearerF
WHY. asa bearer. of course' was tie
answer OF the astonishcd lady. "Ah.
well. he'll bc going the0. You SEQ. If
he goes as q bearer he gets half
crown: II he goes 90 mourner he gets
nowi. Them pigsties Of oum mum
be done cleaned ont. an he worn't
R-goin' as a mouruer. st. James Ga
znttc
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-29

AS We r0vcd softly in the still. cold
night" said q ug turc student. Eve saw
q number q faint blurs IF light along
the shore They were like fairy lamps
that had been sNaihed in some pale
sort Of cgu1e.
Wb9t on earth can they be- |
asked
-.Thcm's k.ugf shcrs,' said my guide.
Them l,ingfshers a-Gshiu''
"'But fl'o lghis*
"eTbe lights is thc pbospborcsccnce
On the birds breasts said the old hunt
or. Ia thc soft down Gn q kinsfishers
breast There Is hospllorcsccncc that
elows lie thr dark. Tho BIRD IS aware
Of this fcre natural light O hisn. aud
b. u5e H lie stands .n tue edge o
the stream. he slme as them fclleFs
therc. Tuttiu H. breast 10 tie water.
an tic f6ut Heii draws fhe hsh r.
lin. eaeL.a,-i viih curiosity. an De-
Ll5 u1 dlm ei5y in piekia' up o square
meal for haiscif an family"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-29
THE DAILY JINGLE

Behold this ruin, Twas a skull,
Once of ctheral spirit full
Th narrow cell was life's retraat
rtis space was thoughts mysterious
seat:
What beautcous visions filed this spot
Nar hone, nor joy, nor love, nor fear
Has lett one trace OF record here.
Benaath this moldering canopy
Ones hone tno lTght aad busy eye;
Eut start nor at the dismal void,
ii social love that eye employed
It wi'h no lawlcss fires il cleaned,
9ut through the dew Of kindness
beamed
That eye shah be foreye bright
When sun and stars are sunk in night
Within this hollow cavern hung
The ready, swift ami tuneful tongue;
Ii falseaood's honey it disdained,
And whore il could not praise was
chained;
III bold n virtues cause ii spoke,
Yet gentle concord never broke,
That silent tongue shall plead for thee
When tune unveils eternity.
Say did these fingers delye the mine?
Or with its enyied rubies shine?
To aew the rock. or wear the gem
Can little now avail for them;
But if the page OF truth they sought,
Or comfort 70 the mourner brought,
These hands a richer mead shah claim
Than an thar wait on wealth or fame.
Ayails fl whether bare or shod
These feet the path Of duty trod?
L from me halls Of ease they fled, /
TO seek aiflictions humble shed;
i gCandeurs guilty bride they /
sparned
And home 10 virtues cot returned,
faase feet with angels wings shall T
y.e 4
tcd tread the palace Of the sky" I
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-29
WHAT WAS I'M
A NAME?
=. BY e.
Martha Mcculloch Williams


MaurAndla might have been happy
hut for her name. she liked it in flll,
as she Fixed all fine, high sounding
things But when It was shortened
handily to Randy she loathcd it, and,
do what she would. it was Randy,
nothing else in evcryhodys mouth.
Now since names are entities no less
than people, She had to live down to
I Randy. he plump and merry and use
ful instead Of languishing as Mauran-
dia, lily slender and sad She wished
sometimes that her mother never had
read catalogues. at least not until after
her daughter was emisteued. Then She
reflected that, except for tie cata-
lGgneS, She might have had 10 90
through life as Jerusha or Jcmima or
oven Tabitha. her mother having been
af the adventurous temperament thar
quite scouts familiar homely appcla
tons such as Mary, Martha, Jane and
Ellen.
specifically it might have appeared
NAtt hd4iuS : uDuulCS were uGE hHdES.
II was hard on any girl to find herself
compelled to choose between chauces
80 excellent as Johnny Gum and Peter
Logan. But Randy's heart chose read
lily enough, il only its choice had salts
fed her ear Johnny. to whom the
treachcrous heart inclined meant 90
ing through life as Randy Gum. If she
could but bring herself 90 take Peter. /.
WHO vas entctprsiag enough 10 think !
ami talk Of Texas. She might I'll herself /
TO new environment with the stately I
coguomen of Mrs. MaurandIa Logan
Therefore the lirsr setting forth was
clearly accurate. Randy herself never /
would have thought Of diSpniing Il. I
Names. names alone, had given her the
name Of coqueItn and made half the
women roundabout cail her selfish and
q monopol~L she might take Johuay
and leave Peter they thought. or vice
versa Ii was enough to upset any
mother with daughters ID see wp such
excellent husbands going u waste
johnny and peter dil moi gumblc
They were thc bet friends
in W world and likely to remain so. no
matter which Of them won. Indeed,
ono Of RanJy's most potent charms Cor
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-29
LEE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

AN INTERESTING LITTLE ANEC.
dcie Of Gen Robert f Lee has been
making the rounds OF the new papers.
Whether ii is true or uat we do net
lre-eul % sag. tr print il for wa7t /.
worll
Sorry years ago Robert e Lee was
ferret lha Presidency Of tte North
I'm Life Insurance Company AT li
a.y large enough for those days lie
wrote that he Eaant the ability nor
tle experience 20 command uch a al,
a IL was told that hi- name was
worth ii. "What influence have with
the southern people IS net fer sale
saii Lee That ended the Hegotia lens.
Doubtless General Lees reply would
,are been the same had three New
New York life insurance compani
ffered him an annual salary Of 81
'04 to act as rebate referee"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-29

john ia Fargo. the painter. uaa
talking IN his studio about v.uy so.
men
Let me relate q young woman s.
wit.tc. m that ] lclu OF Obj. ..l
9a}. he .8iI.
There was man Who loved a
maid. and she returned his passion.
b1t ibere were reasons that made
secrecy desirable. and thus. though
Che $50 were betrohed. they pretend
col to the world that ibey vcre good
frie1ls and nothing more.
cone evening as the Young man
vas pressing hir rre-fhear- 70 his
breast Der sister entered -he room
s-liauly.
Tie lovers drew apart vih great
basic. and The sister. With an Excuse
Hc.' tuusd fo 20.
bot Goo young usa deemed au exc
PLANTATION neces ary he eai5
inn eos We hafr just been
l.-seirs .o see which is t1a taller
III" il-fIder. standing ty tho door.
lort 81 the lovers iutelIy Then
delicate szle fitted over hcr pretty
face and she said
81 --C sbo-t &c 5aas ze'-s..
think sister IS much n
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-29
GETS SOMETHING TOR NOTHING.
New Yorker Has Simple Scheme fer
Beating Landlords.

New Yorker Has Simple Scheme fer
Beating Landlords.
II called on q friend at one Of the
New York hotels tine other day said
ral vho has a good many. and
l-.@d hia in room that was far, far
away from daylight, down a shaft that
o nca ouard he blue sky. There
ve a2o electric light which dld not
make the apartment lustrous We
lal some papers 70 look over and /
ncdveiy moved over near The win
dow
50 can do better than that he said
eoing 10 his satchel and taking ont an
electric bulb. I carry this around
with n fer just such occasions. he
laughed 'that one does wei enough
'2z t-1I ie7L guests who are not in
their s.o except to sleep. bu. some
.i1es GeeG more than sixteen can*le
cowcr eHI ! carry a thirty-two.
Gle c-serQwod the sixlCenef and in
aal On his thirty-two The cur
was here, all right and We had
more trouble about too little AsIt
a-er h7 showed me large gas tip
which be- carried along for hotels that
used gao Instead of electric light.
Th need e1 gairof pliers in addition
but j ha4 them in his small box, and
be toll ma it was mighty poor quail
l,y Of gas and a powerful low pressure
taat w0g,du respond with he goods
When hc put on his accommodation
ZIP. There Is nothing crafty about
tnl. little scheme. possibly but just
the Sumo DEE is getting something The
landlord rs paying for Now Iora
Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-29
Waite HOUSE GRATITUDE

II IS REPORTED THAT FIVE
Democratic senators wH, go to Press
dc1' Roosefota relief and vote fgf
the Sauio Domingo treaty. Two others
are elias ed a. doubtful Without The
help cf Democrats the treaty csnro,
be ratified.
By one RI those coincidence which
the necessities of politics" make ,te.
nihcant The terms OF these I've Dome.
cratic senators viii expire during
President Roosevelts administration
That of Simmons of N0rh Carolina OK.
pires d 1907 The terms of Clarke Ell
Arka1s1e Laiimer of South Carolina.
NoCfaary of Kentucky ana CLAY a.
Georgia expire in 1903. They are not
Che 1rst senators from the opposition
10 De- spoken of as white House Dem
ccfats ucr EilI tleg pf8baaiy ba tie
last The name is rf fareffre. tr.
the practice g. stands for has it- aargs
able rewards
Political adversely may urr-'-i-- r-..
Senator il these 6ay= ct zudd ..---
C. To vl.e wiel t1s sr i..tsroa
E-'.o1- he.ilre At tries bze Dc sc1-
a opinions AID party principles l. Lbs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-29

RANDY, THUS EEOrGFT rn BOOK, HLtSHED
ron ALMOST TEE rM-r TNE
them was her cam1ralDr.c. She made
an c1ccl'Cut third iu Whatever they uI-
dortook. Eut after ftree years OF sedu-
Ions courtship they agreed that they
owed it u the mini m the nci-hbor-
hood 10 pin Randy down % some sort
Of agreement. So The Two lovers pt.nk-
cd themselves duly ana went - her
arm IN arm. telling her she must make
a choice.
Randy thus brought 10 book biushed
Tor almost ,hr Grst time, hung her
head. shut her eyes aud put her hands
tightly behind her. lhcn, opening n.r
eyes with thn twinkle scared ont 81
them by DE look on the tWo faces
slc pW ont hand. something waiver
ing and uncertain. ,J rctor. lie took
IL between both DIS own. while Johnny.
after sHuthogei Col blcss y0u
bOth.' walked away.
W0ong. welding and repcudug may
be. a. says Master Shakespeare, a
measure. q Scotch Jig and cluque
pacr. hut Randy found repenting 10
dance ~ the heels % her voo.ug. She
bad hardly given her word TO Peter r.
rcvo-a lily before she was crying inly
Tor JahnuJ -ICbuuf. whom Re loved
better than - me- nut bow say so
when she had had open chance and
choiceg lie world he bound 70 de7pise
her no less th7n Peter. Moreover. cvcu
= Do took her il wouii rot Dc with
rioIo he1r.e5 faith If would be- tor
tire o. live with him, knowing nc did
not trust bier. 50 EaHdy laughed
Through tho a.v- and cr.ol mos. 81 the
d -Its that puo themselves ogt swift
ly toward le- welding lay
Tho day GluHed at la-i. as fresh and
bright q morning r. any sr.le could
desire Randy bad u0f slept She goi
up band 0r ogif.-iHz nerves. but
sotel.v sire tad. eif n hand 80
Ntil U1t tE Ulo tine SIZE waz dressed
ana fal8r 's tari t1 CHURCH fire. keen
CT .cf.H- w.I.I ha-- s.au nothing
q
b. -as I1 f.l rl.l..,i u.1iilz. partly .
to please hs- motrer. f4r'iy also 70 &C.