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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Richmond, Va, May 6, 1906.
asked Dorothy, with mon,cntary

What are you sayng asked Dorothy With a nomcn,ary
alarm ~ coming into her eyes.
81 Nc r weS h be lie esa c 9e
81 - Ssa T1 = Is
bali dress So, Il p?nt5' 49, - '' 80 4
The sewing girl bent aaccionate look the impulsive
Kate dear shs sal; you shall wear the gande ball dress
How dare call my sister Kate and talk such nonsenscp
& sha'' Always e Miss is KsRt and now have your
YOU Deos %3 TS i. isd catherine Vn' s' s.
Thank you, am not in the least hungry
4Woudn,t you like cup Of tea :?
DOROTHY Laughed a. tie sa md son r.,d ,n
nd cake 'o too suggested ss Kat fs e. : 800
I'M s,S cake, . tGo o ~ p dexe,rs
Wen eaepiafsd ss6jna
% S fsS hands q, y
.n o9 Wept asy from 6oe e one
there cream, anything Ct asked
much obliged il Captain would obtain for card
ny fathers > providing You
= could think Of troubling her Miss Kcmpt Some 81 my
] Ss g
small way, my myself
e. s * s"s s9oss
vo dS,dn5 Mss sfe 81 At
an going merely On, perhaps
mag peps By
,oont s tR s s ss 5 BE-
terials that rested table by the impu
Katherine and table with the placed
the right hand Of Dorothy Anlhu When the left the
Katherine sided the long sewing table lightly
and there dainty little foot Sabna had seated her
self the third chair the frown still adding severity
otherwise beautiful younger daughter
who spoke
,15e, Dorothy, tel Us all about the elopement
What copenen?'
@ SO 9th her s,y had sops
thar because if the marriage hoped had
youoWould said Sabna the
wrists instead Of off But something important has happened and
i want to- know all @about4it7is sssar,
DorotiNmade to this appaaand after
silence Sabina said practically:
All that has happened is that Miss Amhurst wishes father
present heg with ticket ohc ball the CONSERVATION and
that Tor granted mother chaperon further
desire that shall be exceedingly polite her while
e board the cruser'
oh cried Katherine auny, the last poviso past praying
Tor but the other quite feasible Id be delighted chap
Dorothy myself and for poieness good I'll
lite enough make all the
thc family
For hold
The expression, please
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06

Now Dorothy don't be bashu Here's your your cousin
happened"
tell what going happen Kate said the girl smiling
at the the other Mrs. Captain Kempt Will perhaps
consent e take and me to New York Boston will
put up the best hotel and trick ourselves
that will be the OF Bar Harbor expense this
trip partial return for fathers kindness getting
your party"
oh then it isn't opcmcnt but legacy Has the wicked
but wealthy relative died"
Yes said Dorothy soemnly, her eyes the floor.
"0l' am 50 sorry for what have Just said'
Yes don't II But you thought somehow that Dorothy
had relatives; but if she had who wealthy, who
allowed her sewing say wicked dead or
alive SO there'
When work is paid for it is slavery" commented Sabna
with severity and justice.
The sewing girl looked up at her. 'B
my grandfather in Virginia, owned slaves before the and
have often thought that which may have been attached
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21

fx-I =. - - : -
make q little feast for them, they
can have nice Thanksgiving. 9
g Mrs. Miller smiled as she kis=ed'
the little. earnest face uptur1ed to
her. ss.sg a. 4. .e.s5asss sss s.ae -.
II dosrny parta and sthanf my
siittle girlzfor giving 'meaaahint. 81
ssthink If you getyour hoolmatec In.
sterested in your plan, their ,papas
land mammas will be- glad to help,
ard we will make Peggy and--her
grpdmoth othera Happy for one daytat
sieast.,ss 80, -.
ph, thank yoc, mamma, and
Hattie sat. down sto her 'breakfast'
SR1th a very happy face.
Il She hastened early TO school, call
sirg on the wag sgIopS sevefalsgs her
.schoolrstes, and enlisted them In
slher zplanl She fmet i:y:th good, sue;
Sccss In all her appeals. even the older.
Scholars promised to help the mat
ster along, and Ia sum Of money was
raised far eding. Hattiss most.
gsanguine. expectati ions. ss.':,s
4 This was judfcio1si Expended at
ssihe 8illages sstollef by sMss.i i3liii Ter .fwho.
seniistsd theas2m athies Of the mer-5
schant In the. scheme. and materials
ssor several ierviceable garments ere
splrchased, the garments cut out, and
some Eyourg slaa aIss ofsfed 10 make
them up 3s s-.s Z 7 s-s ! AZ
oor peggys looked sorrowful at
1.-THE happy faces iofIher. sc6oolnateg
eheSweek thinking It was the
eIRatsds Sments the eois Ing, as;,
sf1saMkssfy;EssS a IA 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21

Panama, By Cable. = President
Roosevelt started at { o'clock Friday
morning with Mrs. Roosevelt and The
other members Of his party to make
an examination Of the Culebra cut.
At half-past eight tic presidential
train arrived at Pedro vigil, where
some steam shuvels were at work. At
this point iii lbs cut The peculiar
soil conditions have resulted in more
or less frequent landslides, and tins
fact was brought to the Presidents S
attention. President Roosevelt climb
ed upon the Of the steam shovels,
taking seat alongside Engineer Gray
whom lie subjected to a searching
fire of questions regarding the WORK.
Hc stayed on the steam shovel ABOUT
20 minutes.
President Roosevelt told Chief Eli
gineer Stevens that he wanted TO see
all the works i'll connection with ex-
cavat;on; even to the temporary lay
ing of tracks. With this i'll view they
boarded a work train near Pedro
Migul and went on TO the next point,
where steam sllovels were at work
Here there was no danger of land
slides
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21
Sugar Trust on the Rack.

New York, Speciia he. so=called;
"sugar trust" or the American Sugar
Refining Company. was brought to
trial for the first time OH charge OF
rchnting. The specific Indictment
charges the corporation with know
ingly violating the Elkins law in ac-
eepting rebates Oh shipments by the
New Central Il Hudson River Rail
road Company in the spring of 1903,
amounting to $4,000. The case is
on trial before Judge Holt OF the
United States Circuit Court. For
granting the same rebates the New
York Central was convicted in the
same court. The sugar company, it
is charged, accepted the $4,000 in re-
bates shortly after the passage Of the
Elkins act, the shipments having
been made just before Congress pass
ed the law. There are several other
indictments against the company, it
is understood, also for violations OF
the Elkins law.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21
Trunks Riaed at Normal.

Greensboro, N. C, Special.-Whilc
the students of the State Normal and
Industrial College were at supp.i
Thursday night, two of the young
ladies' trunks were ransacked and
about $40 in money stolen. Suspicion
points to Mary West, q negro servant,
who was left in charge of the dormi.
tory while the girls were gone to
supper. The negress was given exs
plicit instructions not to leave the
building until the girls returned. The
negro woman was arrested and plac-
ed in iail.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21
Wish TO Arbitratc.

Chicago, ILL.,, Special.-Fearing that
the agitation for increased wages has
reached the point where it threatens
the successful operation Of the rail.
roads, the executive officials Of all the
lines west Of Chicago have decided tc
ask the Interstate Commerce Com.
mission to become the board of arbi.
tration for the settlement Of oil dis
putes between the employees and the
railways. 1t is hoped that by this
means to remove the danger Of strik.
ers for all time.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21
Greets All Americans.

The presidential train continued OIL
the regular line toward Panama.
The work of the steam shovels was
observed and the President made a
detour TO examine the site OF the
Pedro Niigul lock. He shook hands
with all the Americans he met. AT
25 minutes past nine the President
entered The deep portion of Culebra
cut, his train going slowly in order
that lie might observe the workings
Of the drill machines and shovels.
The President spent some time IN
the deepest portion of the cut, where
last Sunday % tons of explosives
were used 10 throw down $4,000 cubic
yards Of material.
Tile rain was coming down in tor
rents and The water poured in rlvu-
lets down the funnel-slaped SIDES OF
the cut. Several charges Of dynamite
were exploded in order that the
President might see the effect, after
which he went back to his own train
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21
San Francisco's Mayor Indicted for
Extortion.

San Francisco, specisl.--The grand
jury returned five indictments against
Mayor Eugene Schmitz and Abraham
Ruef on charges Of extortion. On
each charge the bail was fixed at
$4,000 and bond at $1,000. The first
alleged crime was in connection with
the Poodle Dog Restaurant and the
indictment recites that Ruel and
Schmitz demanded money from the
proprietor, Tony Baneo. This demand
was made, it is said on two occasions,
two indictments were returned.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21

+ " aBsshingtoh, Special. : Attorney
General Moody acting through the
resident United States district attor-
E;asy; instituted proceedings against
Ethe5 Standard Oil Company Of New
Jersey under Tie Sherman alti.trust
Esact by fling in the United States
Court at st. Louis petition
linSequity against it and its 70 coll
Isstitunts corporations and partnerships
and seven individual defendants, ask
Ting that the combination be declared
tslnlaWfn1 dnd in tile future ehjoined
Isfrom entering into any cohtract Or
|;combination in restraint of trade, etc.
t5S ST.: Louis, Specialize petition
Einstituting suit against the Standard
Foil Company of New Jersey, John d.
ERockefeller and others in the name Of
lshe government by direction Of the
lsattorneN general, was filed i'll the
limited: States Circuit Court here.
Frank B. Kellogg, Of St. Paul, MINI !,
Especial counsel for the government,
formally placed the petition with the
E:ourt.S
The defendants have one month in
(which to enter their appearance and
an additional month in which to file
their answer. They also have the op-
iitions of filing demurrer to the bill.
Following the fling of the govern
I;ment's petition an order was applied
l!fsr before Judges Sanborn and
Adams, of the United States Circuit
fCourt of Appeals, to bring non-rcsi-
lent defendants into the jurisdiction
IF the District Court at st. Louis to
serve them with subpeonas.
Il 1T is considered probable that a
special commissioner will be appoint
ed to take the evidence in this case
and that he will certify the record to
THE United States Circuit Court Of
as was done in The Northern
1.Scculities case.
Taking Dispositions in Texas Suit.
b ST. Louis, special.-Assistant At
Etorney General Jewel P. Lightfoot, Of
| Texas, began taking dispositions in
1.-The suit broght by the State of Texts
lIto5o oust the Waters-Pierce Oil Com
/ panys from doing business in that
Estate The dispositions, were taken
before Notary Robert Funkhonser;
and in accordance with the laws gov
srning the State of Texas were con-
Quoted i'll secret session.
Quarterly Dividend Of $40 Share.
New York, Special Stand
ard Oil Company, of New Jersey, de-
clared quarterly dividend of $40 il
share, or the same amount as was de-
elared at this time last year. Short
ly after the declaration the stocl,
sold off 20 points to 545.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21
Wages of 5000 Men Increased.

New York, special.-The wages of
the employees Of the American Ex-
press Company, who are paid less
than 5000 per month was increased
10 per cent. The announcement OF
the increase was made at the Office
Of the company.
The increase affects from 5000 tc
10000 mcn throughout the country
and will cost the company about
100000 to 100000 to pay the in
creased wages.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21
Jealousy Responsible for a Dual
Tragedy in Georgia.

Griffin, Ga, SPECIALIZATION Pitts,
a prosperous farmer six miles from
here. shot and killed lis brother
Charles, 81 years old. Tie elder bro
thre then turned his weapon upon
himself, sending Il bullet through his
heart. Jealousy caused the double
tragedy, Mrs. Milton Pitts havin.
been observed speaking 10 Charles
after hershusband had warned her not
10 do so.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21

Escanty array uf eroekeFy arranged to
the best advantage upon It, while
baskets, pals and bundles gave up
their store Of goodies to fill It.
AS the1time for the close Of serv-
ice drew near, they finished their
work and left for their respective
homes, watching with dancing eyes,
Mrsf Grant and Peggy as they trudged
dcmurelX homeward.,
AS they reached their little domi-
cilefant opened the door Of the kitch-
en-, sboth uttered AN; exclamation Of
astonishment. The old lady 5ank
into chair land rubbed her eyes.
thinking they were playing her some
trick, while Peggy cried:
'Dh,agrahnts the fairy folks have
been here!"
The. .table.wes, set for two. A roast
turkey occupied the place Of honor,
ha1ked by a chicken pie and dish
of scalloned oysters, while vegetables,
bread and butters pies and cakes of
various kinds, and dishes, of fruit
filled the board, and a pot of coffee
bubbling on the stove sent forth a
delicious odor.
'fOh;.grdnny, is it all dream, and
shall ieTake up, soon!?" asked Peggy,
her eyes swimming with tears.
q don't know, dearie, what it all
means; but here's note" and taking
folded paper from, the table, she
read:
"A Thanksgiving. dinher for Mrs.
Granteand, Peggy.,from their numer-
OURS friends"
.iiThanksthcrLord for such friends
who remember tthe widow and or
phan,"" e.said Mrs Grant. wipins her
eyee % -.
aoh,, granny, see here!" shouted
Peggy, pointing to. the bureau, on
which was arranged an asoftmen. of
toys and .picture-books a crimson
merIno dress, sack and hood, with a
neat pairslef CATERS. "A card, with
this inscription, lay by their side:
Peggy Grant. from her school
mates. s5F ,.s.5 -
!: We7must not dwell upon the rleas-
ures of that day; it was the richest
n:3Peggy,ssexperience, and in after
years, when she moved in the best
ctrcles-.in;, society, she looked back
with a.warm feeling at her heart to
that Thanksgiving Day.-New York
Weekly. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21
Serious Floods.

Tacoma, Wash, special.-A flood
area of 300 square miles in northwes-
tern Washington is the result of
Thursdays heavy rains and melting
snow, which for is hours, have rush
ed from the slopes OF the Cascade
Mountains causing nearly all the
streams in the northwest to spread
oyer the lowlands. Several persons
are reported drowned and momentary
loss is already many thousands ofNdor
lars.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21
Tie Washburn-Mabry Nuptials.

Louisville, Kyy Special.-Former
Chief Justice of the Florida Supreme
Court Wilton HI. Mabry and Miss
Irene Washbourne, were married at
the home of the bride in Louisville.
Owing TO the recent death Of the
brides mother, the ceremony was pri-
vatc. Mr.. and Mrs. Mabry will make
their home at Tallahassee, after .
Southern tour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21
News and Notes.

.rhc American Federation o.. Labor
delegates referred the question of q
nnivcrsal label design TO the convcn-
ton Of 1907.
Accusations of tile free use Of
passes by the Pullman Company ars
made by Chicago official.
The National Congress on Uniform
Divorce Laws considered tile draft Of
d bill designed 10 accomplish The ena
III view.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21
Southern Express 90. Elects Officers.

Savannah, Ca, Special The an
nual election of the officers Of the
Southern Express Company was hell
Thursday. NJ. F. Plant, Of New
York, was reelected chairman of the
board Of directors; NJ. ]. O'Bricn, of
New York, president; T. NV. Leary,
of New York, vice president and gen
eral manager; P. c. Loop, of Nash
vile, Tenn, secor d vice president and
general purchasing agent; G. II. .
Lilly, secretary and treasurer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21
The President Thanked hz Daughters,

The President Thanked by Daughters.
Gulfport, Miss, Special. = The
United Daughters Of the Confederacy
adopted resolution thanking presi-
dent Roosevelt for the part he played
in the passage of the act providing
for the marking Of the graves of the
Confederates who died in the North
srn prisons. Another resolution COM
mends the institution Of chapters Of
the order in the North.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21
Death Result of Hold-up.

New York. Special.-A hold-up by
six men in an automobile i'll Central
Park, west, early Thursday cost one
of the automobilists his life. Hc was
run down by big touring car when
the holp-up men were making dash
for liberty an SO severely hurt that
he died in. hospital soon afterwards
without regaining consciousness. The
dead man was Wiggs Brandt, chauf-
feur, aged 81 years.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21
Masons in Session.

Phoenix, Ariz., Specialize Ma
sonic bodies Of Arizona began their
annual meetings at Pheonix with a
good attendance of visitors. The Ma
sonic Grand Lodge, knights Temp
lars, Eastern Star and Royal Arch
Masons are in session.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21

soundes5 she laid aside, her knitting,
'donned her of.i,t rusty bomb azfns.
dress sand Grape e,,bonnetssthat Siaatdl;;
served her many. g year, and taking
>Pesgy,s,<hande set out forai churchts.
.1rst covering the .tire:to safe theSIit.. II.
tie fuel. in the stove until :theirETe5s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21
Is SHOT TO P!ECISfaOTAfTER 4!
Attorney General Moody Gets
On5Monopoly's Trail
FEDERAL COURT TO TRY CASES

Attorney General Moody Institutes
IS roeeedings in United States Cir
cuit Court ct St, Louis: Asking that
Sthe Combination be Declared Vn-
4 lawful and Enjoined From Enter
ing ANY Contract in Restrait of
II Trade-An Order Applied for to
5 Bring Non n-Resident Defendants
the Jurisdiction of the
Court.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21
:By Wire and Gable.

A proposed act for uniform divorce
regulation was submitted to the dl-
vorce congress in Philadelphia.
The Immigration and Industrial
Association formed i'll Nashville,
Tenn, elcted Gov. D. C. Hayward, of
South Carolina, president and resolv-
ed to meet next year at Birmingham,
Ala.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21
!. Z : S. -, ,
VOLT

: 265S8 'nyAS AS A-04io CQfu0tSt, 7ss2LQAISQ
rear. street on the edge OF a bare
@ mon, where unsightly heaps OF
Dish were t:eppsited. little, low,
Hble l-down affair, with messy
3s under which the swallows
q .heir 1estss and oYei thearoof
which a tall spruce, with brown
3E# dry branches ct tcwered:
he chill November wind W6istled
tut it, signing down the chimney,
|I ingress in many-a crack around
dow aud door. There d%aelt MIS-
mt and her little granddaughter,
gys-Mrs.- Gs-was- -isttIe,--with-
Il old lady, with a placid face and
PLY smile. She was very POOR.
tly supported by the towur:saIid;
[ hg out her slender ncoGas ssbyI
HEhns OF knitting;ss sbraid ding Iaats,
q sewing carpet;rags, for the busy
= IseW.yes oft6e village. Is
Peggy Was a bright, little girl Of
A8ht SUMMERS much attached stosheri
S# #ndmether and a fayorite at the
az age school. notwithstanding sher.
aHehed dress, dilapidated shoes and;
IS ed hood Everyone had . kind
rd sor her,se. and / ;manyasa .srosy-.
a#eked apple or csiso cookieiwas
peH into her basket, to exc out
AE dinner Of cold .sohnny:cake, sbys
& more favored companions. St Ct.
S%choo oliwas.out, J and aasmerry group.
8e putting on their wraps, In the
4@lway, and sdiscussing the coming
8tiyal, so dear to, every New -1ag-,
SS q Ghild.s q 9 g sl
M 4 Sthink Thanksgiving is gust one
81 theibest times of5the. year. don't
s. ss7n Pessgy 2 asked a little, rolyspoly
s8l about FER own.agei as She tied
& fr red hood, about her rosy face. Z.
s.Isd ons.s hnow swesy never Lad:
hanksgiyings at our house, repiie ed:
He sHttle8girB who d:been listen
ggsMmb bs:uid openaeye %to. the tales
4 rosstssturkey, Chicken. pies, and
Hos.ed ake>... = -
! Never had Thanksgiving; Peggy;
why don you! .: g Is ..sSs sSs
.GTannyss too. poor. she can't & q afs
pro tt,ssas,,s:S =: :,
Sure enough. l. didn't think
'bout aat,,, and Hattie Miller turned
homeward With a onghtfui face;
nd preo occupied air.
Allsthe evening she seemed to- he,
.ngaged I'm studying some problem
md, said geo. night very igravely,
But the next 4 morning she S:came
bounding into the dining room with
radiant face. - Z ~ ~ s;
on, mamma" she heexclaimed,. 99do,
,ou know Peggy Grant says they
leyer have Thanksgiying. at her
louse; her grandma IS sospoor. Isn't
too bades' B. = :
L never thoughttof it before. dear.
I'm sorry" f-S
But mamma. I've got plan in
NY head"
.sII .s.sI m afraid this curly pate cannot
,eep. 1t long" returned her mother,
.ffectionately smoothing her hair.
well, yon see,Sge school children
ii love Pegs. and I'm going 70 ask
hemaaii totgise stheIrapocket money,
md we'll ,,u.:. her new dress and
;hoes for "a thanksgiving present.
hen We San each spare a few Of our
oys, for Is.don't s'pose she has any;
md II you grown folks would only
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21
PRESIDENT SEES ALL
Critically lnspects Progress of
Canal Work
WELL PLEASED WITH OUTLOOK

Insists Upon Being Shown All the
Work Of Excavation, Even to Tenn
porary Tracks-clmbs Upon a
Steam Shovel and Plies the En-
giheer With Questions = Shakes
Hands With All the Americans he
Meets-Witnesses the Effect Of
Several Charges Of Dynamite
Mrs. Roosevelt Accompanies Him
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21
The Turkeys Revenge.
Millions of Turkeys.

: 1t Is. estimated that six million
turkeys are; required to furnish the
Thanksgiving dinner tables each
That means over fifty million
pounds OF meat, worth $500, 900
OF this : sum rthes smallest State.
Rh6ds asland !, 3 receives the largest
share.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-21
i'm! ME .aaiins ! Mas q keen, and pene.

['turh!. Tie .ains was ii keen, and pene.
trated their thin garments. but the
church would lbe warnssthey could
take seats near the stove and. as
Parson sEarvey,s, sermons were
lengthBaIt8 would have two good
hourSs oE Warmth.S
sAssthe fittlss back bonnet passed
on its way, 1t was watched by score
Of bright eyes; and as it disappeared
through the church door, there was
a. general donning Of hoods and
cloaks, and !. bevy Of young girls
came out Of the different houses.
Ebesgingg gbask ilszsandHbundles
and took their way to .the::e dilapii-
dated shovel. - EAg sss
SA load of wood, that had besn
wafting 81 o1 iie g. OUT i0,iGffHssEirts II ofgthe vi
lage, was driven tpsthe door and I'm
psoaded;eand, haassa adozer young man
WITH saws "a aa axes began to-dema-
lsh It, while Corps Of little rs
packed it neatly under tumble
down shed In the rear. =
Meanwhile, within doors, the girls
were, busy TRANSFORMING die iSheerless
fmentsin into ssonas OF comfest. 4she
sbas sEacdiS d @asso I'd q artlB eoyessd with
some strips Of halr-worn carpet
tWoE or rthFee cheap prints IN rustic
frames, with some wreaths of ever
green, -gaVa~fhe dingy walls home
like look, Opposite the door the
door the word ."Thanksgiving," sin
evergreen; was piaeedla Al bright fire
MasIburning in THE little: stoye, ahd
the teakettle singing. away as ifs II
entered into the spirit. of the ocea-
sieas The OLD table was drawn into
the middle OF the, room, covered VT j
;af;snowy-, cloth, and the widow $
= = J Y u. : & =