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40 to I. For the high school, Tilt was
ele star player ana Tor the grades,
= fe"erlcN ana howard godfrey james
S"Naulugh ana OIafente van ZOO.
Victor Mcconnell, aged I3 years,
was ran down by AN automobile driven
by Chas. Chase on North Main near
Park St Wednesday evening and his
left leg broll9n a little above the knee.
.lt is said he ran in front of the auto in
an endeayor to board the electric ear
F@lng enst lle was taken ~ = car
ffisge g tue nome o. lis pafents on
29th 81. neTr North Ave
Mr.. Gust Ilaberman, who is employ
ed at the Pauling llarniscLfaeger
works was severely burned about the
head. arms, body and legs ON WedHes-
day afternoon While handling "a
ladle of molten iron, he fell into one
of the pits where the iron spattered
over him. lie was taken to his home
on State st and il is feared he will be
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10

FOR SALT Dressing for Lawns. a
mizture consisting Of fine Trii rotted
manure and black eart4- Apply 10
IfF>st WArsfH. %ortH Main -. -
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Record of Recent Events as
Reported to This
Paper.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Friends and Nelghbars Chronicles by
the News Staff of Reporters and Cor-
respondents.

G E. Canright is reported i'll at his
home on Center St
Mrs. {. V. burnside of Evanston, is
visiting friends here.
Mrs Harrison Ludington and son are.
visiting in Minneapolis.
Th Misses Bessie and Sadie PHILLIP
spent Sunday at South Lake
G 4orge A. Moehle, Miiwaukee, spent
uesday with Wauwatosa friends
Mrs. J. NJ Nash returned Saturday
/ from a visit with relatives at Darling
ton.
Mr.. Percy Myers was home from
Madison several days the first of the
week.
Miss Cora Bennett Of New London
spent part of the week with Miss He'll
Gregg.
Mr. r. r. Iohustone East Milwau-
lIee Avenue spent part of the week in
St, Louis.
Col. Geo. Carter of Ripon was the
guest of his sister Mrs. l.. B. Gregg on
Thursday
Mrs, A. G. Bernie of Tomah, Wis, is
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
j ohm De Nos.
Miss Winifred Gilbert entertained a
few friends from Milwaukee on Tues
day evan ng.
The Wauwatosa Woman'> Club were
entertained by the West Allis Woman
Friday afternoon
Mr.. Bert Taylor left Thursday for
Palmyra where he VIII sub! ten days
fDr the station agent.
Bosx-To Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley E.
Watson a daughter on Wednesday
evening November :.
Mr.. and Mrs {. Morehouse of Msn-
omonee Falls, called on friends here
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. S. Gregg entertain-
ed the Evening Gineh Clul at the re-.
vington Friday evening.
The c. NJ. and St p. Depot received
a new coat OF paint this week, giving
it bright appearance.
Wauwat ,sa Camp NJ. w. A. held a
very interesting ''Neinet Fest" at
ther hall Thursday evening.
The Missionary Society of the Con
/ gregational church met at the home of
Mrs. Grassie Thursday afternoon.
The Misses Gladys Lefeber and Mar
ion Rogers gave 1t class party at the
James Lefeber home Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs w B Reed Of lIastiu gs,
MINI. who visited Mr., and Mrs. A. II.
oven" left Thursday morning on a trip
| south.
Mrs. d. +. Phillip Seventh Ave en-
tertained number If friends at a
birthday party, at her home on Mon
! day.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the NJ T. Church held their
regular monthly meeting at the J. r.
] De swarte home on Thursday after
noon.
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Lost, Collie Dog.

About four months old. Finder
please report to D. W HuTuURr j3I
Wauwatosa avenue.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10

For anything in ihe printing me,
call at tle News Office, = West Ha'u
street
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$50 REWARD

| offer the above reward for
information that will lead TO
conviction Of the vandals wno
destroyed my property on
Wednesday night, Oct. 81.
{. G. DRuu TIER
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18
Sciraths s 2iccn5en.

CHARLES u. Nropn "a mo G0nu
NJ. Gbnnep % Sabre aIt; Npplifont
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sop StonoitiD, Nr. 1t3, NIbemorlt.
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Charles ,9Ielion 2S nnO emma
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Smitb is Sabre oIt; Npplitnnt Son.
acpplcr. SlingIuii 4oenic.
&oclmu !. EoSpiiil y mo Ni0rp
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lam Nlpennle.
Miuinm q. @iImer % uno Stella
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g8ia Snp0er ~, MiIton, ia, uno
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|tont @iq Snpoer, Milton, So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18
8rIb fir WIGnbigcr.
TepoFt6rcn scr neutrality-suspicious..
fec 9luenuc Statc 8diif iii
Chicago crboItcn uorl0uiig 20
Grojcnt ihrer @utboben,

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M1aiienucrpaIter Sobn Is. 6cBcr pom
ser i~aIlitcn gMtlmoufcc Npeuuc
Statc @auf" tijuOigtc an, 0oB Die 20'
projcutige G6ciI5ubIung an bic 9in'
Ieger ser 9auf tbutiGhli6 bcgonnen
babe. 9etrciiS Oca 3pcitcn crldl,n'
ten MaiicnuermnltGr$ ltuO Der 2Iblidt
ser @eueral NumaIta non GIinol"
beiiigIid Ser GinicBlmg cine9 OritteN
erflGrtc En- OaB cr iortfobrcn meroe,
ieincs Nmtc5 }l moItcus bis Ser @e'
ridtsbof Scr i'm cin8cjeBt babe, I'm
6cs Nnrtc5 cntiebcu mcr0c.
Dor SEN Rihtern @ibbona un0
Gotton fonOcn i'm 8rcia9eriht Ger
bonolungru ijbCr oa@ GrfcnntnlB
itatt. AMI mcldlc5 9citijbt ser crjtcre
Ridter sic nGbico8o Iitle ano Srult
60. rcip. &o6ann @aa9c ais 3peI'
ten RaiicnucuuoItcr cingcjest bate.
Nnmult Gatcl bedntraBtc Ole llmltos
fama 0e5 Grfcnntuiiic5. Hidtcr Vat
ton ueiaertc iifL Sen sui %on}lboretL
meii or nit ~OrinQcn0en @cldottcn
iiber61uit lei. Gle &erbnnOlm8en
enoiatcu oumit, OoB Oie bei0erictti0cn
9(nmdltc iibcrcinFamcn, Die 6roGc
0cmjeni0cn AihtGr 81 itn%terbrcltelt,
meld)er an 0ienita8 tommeloer
@ofe i'm areiagcriht iun8iren miro.
9iS ho5in ioa Die 6rQge onI li6 be-
ruben.
Ole .|oliib 9tationaI Naionce"
hat i'm Superiorgcridt ae8eu Die fal-
lite 9uuf cine @loge .oui @eral@9obe
bon $4,000 0eponirtcr @eIocr eIn'
gertidt.
Die biciige oGleorinG @Ouie Milo
citation" bat Sen 9eiAIuB geiaBt. Die
8erbaltniiic ser nNilmulfcc'Aocnil
Stote @uuf" elmer griuoliden l(nter'
iuhltnQ 81 rntcr5iebcn unO hat iDrcn
8anf. Snipeftor, 9ru. VicNougall,
nit ser gorno6me bicier Inter
iudllng unO Ser @eri6terltattnng al
sic NIiociutiou beauitrogt,
Ridltcr 9etbea pom8un0eS0iItrittS.
@eridt bat Charles IS. 0alDca, FrG'
iiocnt ser yGentroI EruIt Co." 5lm
MoIjenpermalter OeS Gooperntlp'
Qooens ser .Milmoltec : Aoenne
Stote gunf" ernnmt. Der Gr6Bte
Tbeil ocs. 9lftien6ciibes OeS 9enantten
aouila0cns beiinOet iih in @dnOen
oes @rGiiOenten Youl 8. Stenslono
bon Ser i%oIliten 9onf. DC 9iir9-
ihuIt neS MoiieuUcrmolters pllroe
oui St50O0O beItimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18
@attiumorO nnO SclbItmOrb.

Sos Angele&, Gdl., II. Mug.
- g0marO s. SonoGrion, elm reidcr
bieIiqcr 9iiraer m0 SetretGr ser
California Grud Co." bot in iei.
mem @obnbouic an Scr @cit-2ofe.
glocnllc aeitcrn Nbcno icincr Satin
NIT cinem &oiirmeiicr ocn &ols u6.
aeidnitten uno Damn in Qlciher gSeiie
S%eIbitmoro periibt.r Mor glnnbt,
ooB 0uS MorOmerf bic Ebnt cineS
@eiItesgeit6rten mar. SonOerion'S
Sobn tbeilt nit, OuB icin @oter in
Den Iebten Go0en i'd icItiam benom.
mcr habe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18
@crmiidtc tclcsrapbiidc 9cpcidcn.

@G6ren0 ser Ab6olhtnQ cines
Contents fr~einiGigcr 6euermcbrcn in
Canton, pa, fam cS 81 beoancrlihen
Niisidreitlnaer, iroem cine y@ruppc
bon 100 Observation-Disclosures erbittert
iiber Ole 9etriigerfien 5nblrcider
Irofeifons4 Spieler. oeren 9uOen
Itiirmten iito pielc priigclten, nobel
nift menige G~rrIebungen erlitten.
Sn antler. ". 20, geluaru elm
@eiber, Ndmens Smith. cinem Nc.
ger, Glep 3ltlton, I'M GrapipieI ollcS
@elo nb, mo ais or lid mcigerte, mel
Ter 81 Spleen, nohOem Der Neger lid
mebr @eIo perid)afit bate, crifoB
Der 0esterc sen @eiBen. Der Neger
miiroe perbnftet uno 'dnea nn6 Ell.
nem onberen Orte gebrdd)t "a er i'll
GROCER @efdbr idpebte, 9rIphdt 81
merSei.
eaEe. thrIs. ansianb beierat. g. Maine, Rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18
Yad Idlast iidL Gaf ucrtraet iidD,

GbtcuGo, II. Alguit. - Cine
@eri0bnung ser itreitcnbcn &orteien
in 3ion Gitp miro m6gliher g8eiie 81
Gtnnoe fommcn. Ser ietigc @cne.
raj : Auiie6er &OIiUo bat BcIterl1
Nbenb I'M oSbilob Souie" ieinen
@e0ner, oen obgeiceten Mpoitcl0 Comic.
beilldt, unO Scr 3med Ger 3uiommcn.
funit mar, mie man glnubt, einer
GompromiB berbei5ufiibren. @cOer
9ppie, nod 8oliun mollteh ip0tet
iiber ibre llnterreouug NuStlmit &c
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18
NudItmag0un MUnten.

GurepitroBe ur0 Sort Nncnuc =
SiioIidJ fdbren0: &erloIlcn Grti0-
0iusBurf /, 3, 3 mo 4 llbr Wtnrz
ocuS; Sopctte mn s0oiporG StraBe
'1!2t, 2.21, SOL lm6fG.2f WtGr8ch$:
@6rolid fobrpo: &crGaRpY Sort
McScnrp 1, ?, 3 mos llbr Ntor-
oeuS; Gopcttcs un0 @omoro StroBc
1923, 2.23, 500 nnO@4.23 Morgcns.
9orf- uno'''8 rcoerid 8boS
9iiolid iobrett6:: &erloIien-Nrlirg-
i 1,Ds r9sISl1 3il3 Sm,ttl llfa f s !
.oro StroBeo' t42a. 2.2S,dsS.2Su ialo
a.2S Morgenrsiaa neutrality-suspicious.:
@%crldNc,tp %NtilAjton /, csn3 mo !
llbr MorNcn5; 6opettcs iin0 Solp.
orb StraBc t.2S, 2.2S. 3.2S mo
4.2s MorNcna. 5iiolih iobrcnO:
&crloI'en @igb~lonOtoiun /, =, 3 ml0
4 llbr Mor0cn5; Iopctte- unb Som,
nrb StroBc t.23, 223, 1923 ms
4.23 WorqenS.
@opitraBen 2iuic - Oeitlidl Job
reno: &crIoiicn @orriion.2nne i, ,,
8 mo 4 ltbr Morgcns; Baltimore
uno 6barIc@itroBe Id, 2t4 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18
Nnf Der sndle mod stemslanS.

Gait .3ipcrpooi' g.; nj.
9luauIt. - Die beige Foli3ei iobn'
oct auf 9uuI . .Stcnslnno, ben iliid.
tiaeit |rditoenten Der f%ollitcn Will
lpalifee . gpenue Stote 9nnt" in Gbi.
cago, meId)cr geitcrn bicrbcr gcfom,
men iein ioa. 9tud Eittsburgcr De
tcftips iuden bier nad Inn, Gerielbe
uerlieB ungeblih EittSburg am Otitt'
nod, uno cs beiBt, Dob ieinc Spur
bis hier6er ueriolgt mor0en lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18
Ibfagrt3tagc Der EaTuaicr6ampfcr
,J Don Ncus0Drf.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18

ai rdlf Dies. - S6mciter Gop.
tilenu pom Nroen Ser 9totre Inme.
S6pcItcrn, mcldc an Der Efurridule
Der fotboliidcn Stride illnl unbetled'
ten gmpfGnQnib in Eomiom 8oltl~
mure'Gountn, mirft, miro beitte iDr
iiIbcrncS SrocnSiubil0um bcgebct,
.Qun0c 3eit mar Sdueiter Gopttlend
an fotboliId)cn EiurrIduIcn III 8dl'
tImorc tb0tiQ
ISSn der Ociltifer cb.s l1ttb. ct.
Watt6Gi Stride an Central Npcitite
ln0 Tapettcitrubc miro Eoitor 0plle
non Nlbonp, Y. D.. mor0cn cine@Sro,
bepreoiat boltcn. &bm iolgt ont
Sonntug, Oen 26.' Niguit Gaitor
&ern aus Columbia, go, uno ont
Sonntoa. Ocn >. September, EnItor
< u. WciSboor pom Schenectady,
g. o., meIfcr Gnoe Der 90cr Sabre
in annapolis itationirt uno BORT bel
ben Cffi3ieren ser Slottcn NfaOemic,
0eren &inoer CT untcrridtete, lebr
beliebt mar.
Lie NH|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18

ssaFr ffr'a Nmsfrus bcinrat e. Maine. Wv.
4f3. Cit.S aittpwye Str, maize Gpituuts ouis. Ase.
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Ser oemtbe Correspondents Baltimore, anD. emras, Den IS. anena 1905.

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9dNe fir'S. Nnslaun beiorgt e. Blaine, Rt.
4t3, Eft.Yaitinore. ctr, aabe GutHmbpnie.Ape
The Washington times., 1906-02-02
Weather Man Promises
Only Eight Degrees
Above Zero.

Persons OF fIigid temperament had
better stay in the house tonight and
see that the steam is turned OF fun
blast When they retire, they would
re wise 10 place the family supply OF
>;ankets within easy reach. II they
viii go out, they should garb themselves
in furs and their warmest coats. To-
night is going 10 be cold
Eight degrees above zero, the weather
man says. Already, today. the mercury
has touched II degrees. and, althous h
it managed 10 recover during the morn
ing, the relapse IN the direction Of virtue
IL only temporary,
Hasn't Equaled December.
The coolest weather Of the winter is
already on tap. for sixteen is the iC7 est
registry of the the. mOmeter at this
attempt. That came in December and
endured only a little time
The cold wave which has Wasbinztor
IN IT'S grasp today comes from Msnttoba
Every time the people out there gel sore
AT the East for something. they dig I'D
a good big chunk of cold weather and
shoot Il across the continent. Wash
The Washington times., 1906-02-02

Lot one-women's Suits fine quality i'm
ported Cheviots and Serges; made IN this season 8
leading styles, including jaunty Etons, box coats
and ttght-bstinz long coat models. Handsomely
trimmed n various styles; some with sontsche
braid, Others tailored with stitching, Single and
double-breasted effects. Coilarless and with vel
vet coat collar. Lined with tafeta satin Fash
ionabis shades such dark green, wine color,
blue, plum brown and black.
Lot Two-very fine quality imported chiffon
Broadcloth and imported Cheviot Suits; in hand
Eono tight-httins long coat models, Richly tail
ored styles. some deliberately trimmed with silk
hEaida, outlined with velvet collar and cuffs. Gar
ments OF tbs finest tailored ezceleuce-half Lined
and lined throughout with best quality satin Ia
black and such desirable shades dark wife
color, garnet, navy blue, and hunters green
The Washington times., 1906-02-02
WOULD AMEND MEASURE
INCORPORATING HOME

Representative Sims of Tennessee t.
dav introduced in the HoufG an amend
nent TO the act incorp0rat the LIST
ern Star Home for the District OF Co
Iombia providing that the act SHAH
hereafter be called An act to Ipeof-
porate the Masonic and East err star
Home of the DstTi':t Of Columbia.
The amendment ais, provides that me
board of corporators shall annually ada
10 their number three members OF "a"
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Ma .
sons of the District OF Columbia when-
the purpose Membership on the board
is also provided. for certain members OF
The subordinate lodges of the grand
ledge.
The Washington times., 1906-02-02
Housewares
tRasenent)

An interesting list of Home Needs
from the Basement HousefuTnishing
section for Saturday Savings you
cannot afford 60 overlook.
81 Austrian glass Water and Lem
pnade Sets, consisting of pitcher. six
glasses and tray. Beautiful decora-
tons .....-.--......----....- see
2pC NieSel-pIated Nut Sets. consist
ms Of six picks and double cracker. .l5c
:, Austrian Crime Sugar and Cream
Sets, II % tutitul decorations -...--l3c
T. an blown Table Tumblers, regular
Iy To- l.o1en. Each. 81 g
a-gailol Galvanized Iron Ash Cans.
with cor -ugated Sides----.-----.-.--.-9 CSC
.-Gallon Galvanized ron Garbage
Cans, regulation size. -....--...-......39c
19c Stone China Stop Jars. with bail
handle and cover ......................5s SIC
$.25 Russian Food Chopper. with
four blades .-.......--....-.--.. SEC
sSc White Warwick China Bowl and
FItcner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. t3c
Three-piece Carving Sets. made by
~the American Cutlery Company. Reg
ularly ace set--.----.-...-.-....-. .29c
Rogers Nickel-silver Tea Spoons. set
OF SIX tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lie
Double Sheet Iron Roasting Pans
Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -lsc
2-quart Glass Pitchers, cut-glass de-
signs; &c value. -...................,.-l 9c
The Washington times., 1906-02-02
Today S Temperature
Degrees

the shoulders OF wOme. since they were
given them for Christmas were today
caught up snugly about their necks. and
many d man was tempted 10 go up
against style and put on pair OF ear
muns
The Washington times., 1906-02-02
Stir Up Your Fires!
Epen Colder Tonight!

/ ington surely caught il this time and
there is 40 immediate relief In sight.
According 10 the alert watchers at the
Weather Bureau last night. the freeze
out started about o'clock in the even
ing. There was no indication that
Hawkins" was coming this way. but
about 10 o'clof k, the wind started blow
ing and for ne rest Of the night had a
howii"g tine Around the corners il
swept ana sent unsuspecting pedestrians
se'srTN ing UP the streets in pursuit of
their hats
At o'clock in the evening the tenn
perature was IS. From that time. il
went Hopping down, until at 10 O'clock
TINS morning n had reached l. degrees
Al II O'Clock IL had pulled itself up one
degree.
Early Birds Took Cars.
Folks VINO had to so out early this
morning went forth into one OF the cold
est snaps Of the year. The air was bit
ing and, FOR the FIRST time this winter.
early tolers took TO the street cars
Few persons walked 10 their offices to-
day and the few courageous sNuls who
ventured forth afoot had TO keep UP
lively trot
Red noses told OF the cold snappy air
they struck on the way down town, and
subuTbanites for once had little 10 say
about the beauty OF living in the coun-
try. Many a family wage Garner had 10
car. and there was little romance in
the open country as he sped along Won
dering IL the car would be heated or II
il was prObabl held up a mile or two
down the road by "a breakdown.
Furs that have fingered carelessly on
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-07
HAY WAS EVER
The Late Secretary of State Had Q
Way with Him" That
Always Won.

Story Is told OF the, late John Hay
illustrative OF that fine diplomatic
temperament that imade his name
know all over the world. says the
American Spectator.
Some years ago Mr.. Hay sent Mr..
Alexander Gum. of Cleveland. for his
perusal the manuscript Of an interest
ing bit OF work by Mark Twain. en-
titled. a Conversation as Il vas az
the Social FIressde in the Time Of the
Tudors- Mr. Hay knew that his
friend Gum. a oonnoISseur OF litera-
ture and ART. would be much interest
ed IN what the former termed a "ssri-
Gus effort TO bring back our literature
and philosophy 20 the chaSte. Eliza
bethan standard"
Now x appears that Mr.. Gum was
90 delighted with Twain's sketch that
he wrote 20 Mr.. Hay proposing 10
print q limited number of copies there
Of for private distribution. I. Is said
that Mr.. Hay replied a. follows:
The proposition you make TO pull a
few proofs % Twain's masterpiece IL
highly attractive. and. OF course. high
ly immoral. | cannot properly consent
10 the suggestion. as | am afraid the
great man would think I vas taking
an unfair advantage OF his confidence.
Accordingly. | will thank you to send
back the manuscript as soon as pos
sible: but II. in spite OF my prohibit
ton. you take those proofs. save me
one"
II was superfuous 10 add that. with
this hint. tbs proofs were "pulled"-
q for Mr.. nay and one for Mr..
Gum.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-07
PERHAPS IT CURED HIM.
Maybe the Wife Had Been Out, Nay
be Not. the Effect Was
the Same

Capt Mark Casio vas being consra.-
ulated on his gift Of 1850 from the
Carnegie here fund for bravery in the
wreck Of the Cherokee. relates the
New York Tribune.
The gift vas unexpected" said
Capt Casio with a modest smile. 1T
was as unexpected. though BY no
means as unpleasant. as the refort
taat a wife made TO her husband when
he came home az three O'Clock in the
morning
The mar came home very quietly
In fact. he took OF his shoes on the
front doorstep. Then he unlocked the
door and went cautiously and slowly
upstairs on his tIptoe. holding his
breath.
But light was streaming through
the kephole OF the door of the bed
room With a sigh he paused. Then
he opened the door and entered.
His wife stood by the bureau fully
dressed.
4 didn't expect you'd be sitting up
for me. my dear he said
Il haven't been she said. I ,us,
came in myself"