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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-05
TRAINMEN ESCAPE.

About II o'clock this morning a
Pennsylvania freight train was de-
rallied north of the canal at East Chi
cago. The engine and all the cars were
shattered. Two cars contained auto
mobiles, and several were loaded with
explosives. Both the engineer and fire
man jumped, saving their lives.
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Advertising sandwich-Man,

Advertising through the medium of
the sandwich man was known in Flor
ence, Italy, as early as 1916. To-day
he is an often-seen figure in all large
cities.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED-A willing, Industrious boy
or young man to do janitor work for
tuition and part payment. Apply Chi
cago Business College, 144 Holman
street, Hammond, Ind. 11-5-6t
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The Hammond Saenberbund cele-
brated their eleventh anniversary last
evening at a banquet in Huehn's hall.
A musical program was given by the
society and are remainder Of the even
ing was spent in dancing.
The football team of Mee's Athletes
will give their fourth dancing party of
the season Thursday evening in Longs
hall. Ballou will furnish the music and
the affair promises TO be one of the
most enjoyable affairs of the series of
parties to be given by the boys.
Mr. and Mrs Hampton and Mrs.
Carter Brown of Hobart, Messrs. and
AIesdames Young, Koehler and Bartz
and Hrs. Rudolph SpauIding of Chi
eago, were in Hammond yesterday TO
attend the funeral of Mrs. Charles
Lavene.
Mrs John Traptow of Tolleston spent
yesterday with Mrs. Fred Gastel jr.
Mrs H. Gastel is visiting relatives in
Crown Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Warren left Sat
urday for their future home in Akron,
Ind.
Mrs. NJ. Casper, who came from Ge-
neva, Neb.. yesterday to attend the fun
eral Of her sister, Mrs. Charles La
yene, viii not return for several days
Misses Bertha and Grace Gehring
visited friends in Chicago yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. J. II. Mcdonald Of
Hegewisch spent today at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Scion webster.
Mr.. ana Mrs Z. S Emerine enter
tanned a few friends informally las
evening at their home, 7o5 Summer
street.
Miss Daisy McKeown of Chicago
spent yesterday here with her sisters
Mrs. ]. B. Ortt and Miss Daisy Nc
Keown.
airs. Eme Pothera, q physical cul-
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THE CITY

Mrs H. c. Petri Of 1873 State street
reported to the police that She had lost I
her watch yesterday.
John Otis of Gardeners park notified |
the local police that one of his horses
has gone astray.
Rev. p L. Davis of Lowell was the
guest Of Hammond friends today
T. f. Bell returned this morning
from New York City. where he has
been on business for the past week.
Raymond Rudolph of Crown Point
was a Hammond visitor today.
Roy Hack of Lowell spent today
with friends here.
Fl. r. Shaw, representing the Ameri-
can Steel Foundries company, was in
Harmon dtoday on business with the
Simplex Appliance company.
Charles c. Neidow. the undertaken,
left today for Cincinnati, Ohio, on
business.
II. T. McFadden of Hammond made
a short business trip to the city this
afternoon.
". A Lodge spent today with friends
in the city.
John E. McGinnis of Chicago was in
Harmon dtoday looking over the pros
poets for opening up a steam fitting
establishment here.
| F. J. Moser, division superintendent
of the Erie road was in Hammond on
business this afternoon.
NJ R. Fisher of Meadville, Pa, was
/ guest of Hammond friends last night
Tom Clark left today for New York
City, were he has taken position
with a large publishing house.
L. H Manns of Indiana Harbor spent
last night with friends in Hammond.
Does your sewing machine need re-
pairs? If so. call up c. F. Miller, the
sewing machine expert 241 East State
street, phone 2601. 10-16-1m
Philip Strebig, night clerk at the
Hotel Carleton, spent yesterday with
friends at Crown Point
c. E. Barber of Creston, Ind, spent
today with friends here.
oil of r &c
today with friends here.
Rev L. s. Smith of Hammond attend
ed the Chicago Ministers meeting in
the city this morning.
Niles Clemet of Lowell was the
guest of Hammond friends yesterday.
George Rawling of Hammond re-
turned this morning from a visit with
friends in Montgomery county, Illinois.
William Smith, who is attending coll
lege at Greencastle, Ind. spent Sunday
with his parents here, returning on the
gle Monon this morning.
Daniel Lynch of Lowell spent today
with friends here.
Albert d. Erskine of Indiana Harbor
was in Hammond today on his way to
: Crown Point.
} D. p Pinkerton of the Whiting po-
5 lice force, made a business trip to
Crown Point this morning.
t j. f. Lowden of Whiting was in
Hammond today, on his way to Crown
. Point, where he goes on business.
oscar Martin of East Chicago trans
: acted business in Hammond this
: morning, going to Crown Point this
afternoon.
II. Jones Of Whiting transacted bust
: ness in Crown Point this afternoon.
!. f. c. Cannon made a short business
trip to Crown Point today.
g
". o. Walters of Monon. Ind, was
in Hamond on business this Afternoon
f Mrs. NJ. W. Harris of Lowell was IL
Hammond today on a shopping trip.
E. r. Montgomery of Indianapoli,
i was among the Hammond visitors TO
r day.
H w. Summers of Joliet, Ill, wa
o the guest of Hammond friends yester
5, day.
Senator T. E. Bell has purchased
-four-foot lot of Fred Lash, Jrs OF
: East State street.
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WILL c. c. please call at this Office
and get answers to his advertisement
for board and room for gentleman and
wife. 11-5- If
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WANTED-Boardsrs and roomers Of
fee men or clerks preferred. 21
Plummer avenue.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. All convent
ences. Call at 80 ogden, lower fiat
11-5-3t.
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The directors of the Lake County
Title & Guaranty company will hold
meeting at J. S. Blackmun's Office this
evening.
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Fred Lash, jr., took possession Of
the Nickel Plate hotel today and will
run it in an up-to-date manner.
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The burden of Mr.. Hearsts speech
at Madison Square theater to the cleo
ton day watchers yesterday, who total
$3.50, was, BE alert for every doubtful
voter on election day"
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like seeqar on Horseback.

The more you court clown the
statelier he grows.-From the Span
Ish
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Man Must Accord
Woman Equal Rights

BY BRAND WEiITLocK. Mayor Toledo
AN of those who take that old fashioned view of
cording to position beneath that of We
- with safety deny any ANYTHING WHICH WE
WISH TO KEEP FOR OURSELVES. The day is COM
ing when there shall be equal standard morals for and
women.
We solve the problems of the by the of the
MALE intelligence alone Men because they men; there
other Women have the because they
Manhood and womanhood inherent AND INALIENABIE
rights.
LONG AS THEY
ARE DENYING WOMEN WHAT THEY HAVE A RIGHT BECOME.
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Mrs. E. L. Shortridge announces that
she has resumed her classes in water
color and china painting. Glass days
are Tuesday, Friday and Saturday.
MRS. E. L. SHORTRIDGE,
10-305t 121 East Clinton st.
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Miss Marie Bowers Of Appleton
Wis. was a guest at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Kelley Sunday.
Miss Alice Brunt returned this morn
ing from a short visit with friends in
Lowell.
Miss Barlow Of Englewood. who was
a guest at the home Of Rev. L. s.
Smith yesterday, returned to her home
this morning.
Rev. and Mrs. I. S. Smith, Mrs. +. NJ
Smith and Miss Lillian Smith We're
Chicago visitors today
Miss Dorothy Goldstein Of Engle-
wood was the guest Of Miss Sarah Cob
litz Sunday.
Miss Euphie Runkle of Chicago was
the guest of Miss katherine Teal for
the weekend.
Miss Margaret Kreitz of Chicago Wis
tied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Reiser in East State street yesterday.
DR. Lena +. Watson, Mrs. g. G. Lock-
lin and Miss Goodland composed a the
alter party to see Ben Hur" at the
Auditorium Saturday evening.
Miss Orpha and William Smith re-
turned to Greencastte this morning af-
ter spending the weekend with their
parents, Rev. and Mrs. L. S. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McGiveron Of
Chicago were the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick Kelley Of South Holman
street yesterday.
Among the Chicago visitors this
morning were Mesdames W. H. Gostlin,
W. G. Paxton, F. c. Deming, O. Mallett,
J. S. Blackburn and +. 5. Emerine.
Mrs NJ f. Westcott and son Of Des
Moines, Ia, who are visiting at the
home OF Mrs. Frances McCool, 313 East
state street went to Chicago this
morning to spend the week with
friends.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety Of the Methodist church will meet
with Mrs l. Il. Dickinson, Ito Doty
street, Tuesday afternoon at 2:30.
Everybody is invited to attend.
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In Social Circles

Communication pertaining to
this department may be addressed
to Miss Daisy L. Emery, Society
Editor The Lake County Times.
Telephone Ill.
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The Herald, however, presents its
canvass made throughout the state
which indicates that Mr.. Hughes will
have a plurality of about $4,000 in
f1fty-seven counties outside of Greater
New York.
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Chairman William ]. Conpors of the
democratic state committee figures on
a tidal wave that will elect Hearst by
10000 His estimate credits Hughes
with a plurality of only 10000 above
the Bronx.
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Photo Postal Cards at Johnson's
Studio.-11-3-3t.
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McCarren of Brooklyn denounced the
candidate in public speeches and has
declared Mr.. Hearst could not be elect
ed poundmaster in his native state
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Baby prize Photos at JOhnson's
Studfo.-I1-3-3t.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Campbell enter
tanned thirty friends Saturday even
ing in celebration of the fifth anniver-
sary of their wedding day. The guests
enjoyed games and music, and little
selections Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell re-
eeived many wooden gifts in honor of
the event. A three-course wedding
supper was served. The guests We're
Messrs. and Mesdames G. w. Campbell,
Nicholas Kieser, Roy Witter, A. Hick-
man, william Kirkheimer, Bruce Wal
lace, f. A. Stakemiller, Martin j.
White and Joseph Fiegler, and the
Misses Mabe, Kieser, Faye Campbell,
Ella Waller. Marie James, Minnie
Huchelhurg. Linda Fiegle and Bertha
Gram, and Messrs. Merle and Dean
Campbell, Bird Kindig and John Wal
Ter.
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New Holiday Photos at JOhnsOn's
StudiO.--11-S-3t.
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Philip Strebig, night clerk at the
Hotel Carleton, spent yesterday with
friends at Crown Point.
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F. J. Moser, division superintendent
of the Erie road, was in Hammond on
business this afternoon.
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William Barnes, jr., state committee
man, gives it as his opinion thai
Hughes will have a plurality of 100000
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Mr.. Hearst says he expects New York
City will furnish 10000 plurality.
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NJ. R. Fisher of MeadvilIe, Pa, was
a guest of Hammond friends last night.
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Tom Clark left today for New York
City, were he has taken a position
with a large publishing house.
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Charles F. Murphy still insists that
Hearst will have from $4,000 to 100, 900
in the greater city.
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Ralph Trump of Lowell is spending
today with friends here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Reilley enter
tanned a few friends at dinner last
evening at $50. The guests Were Miss
Marie Bowers of Appleton, Wis. Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Cunningham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas McGiveron and H. A.
White of Chicago, and Paul Sturn and
Robert Kidney of Hammond.
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L. H. Manns of Indiana Harbor spent
last night with friends in Hammond.
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Does your sewing machine need re
pairs? If so. call up c. F. Miller, the
sewing machine expert, 241 East State
street phone 2601. 1016-1m
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Mr.. Hughes has expressed himself
several times recently as being conf
dent of election. He will not talk
about figures.
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c. E. Barber of Creston, Ind, spent
today with friends here.
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Rev. L. S. Smith of Hammond attend
the city this morning.
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Misses Lizzie Reiser and Madge and
Gertrude Price and Marshall Crosby
were guests at the home of Miss
Reiser's parents in Crown Point sun
day.
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John E. McGinnis of Chicago was in
Harmon dtoday looking over the pros
poets for opening up a steam fitting
establishment here.
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Niles Clemet of Lowell was the
guest of Hammond friends yesterday
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The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety Of the Methodist church will meet
with Mrs /. Il. Dickinson, Ito Doty
street, Tuesday afternoon at 2.30.
Everybody is invited to attend.
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William Smith, who is attending, col
lege at Greencastle, Ind. spent Sunda,
with his parents here, returning on TIA
9:I9 Monon this morning.
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George Rawling of Hammond re
turned this morning from a visit will
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W A. Lodge spent today with friends
in the city.
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Daniel Lynch of Lowell spent today
with friends here.
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Miss Barlow Of Englewood. who was
a guest at the home Of Rev. l. s.
Smith yesterday, returned to her home
this morning.
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H. w. Summers of Joliet, Ill, was
the guest of Hammond friends yester-
day.
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Miss Marie Bowers Of Appleton,
Wis, was a guest at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Kelley Sunday.
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Albert d. Erskine of Indiana Harbo1
was in Hammond today on his way to
Crown Point.
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II. T. McFadden of Hammond made
a short business trip to the city this
afternoon.
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D. P. Pinkerton of the Whiting po-
lice force, made a business trip to
Crown Point this morning.
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Mrs. H. G. Petm Of 1873 State street
reported to the police that She had lost
her watch yesterday
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e. II. Montgomery of Indianapolis
was among the Hammond visitors to-
day.
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Rev. P. L. Davis of Lowell was the
guest Of Hammond friends today.
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Miss Edith Dital returned to he
home in Crown Point after spending
the week end with relatives here.
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H. p. Shaw, representing the Ameri-
can Steel Foundries company was in
Harmon dtoday on business with the
Simplex Appliance company.
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the local police that one of his horse
has gone astray.
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Miss Alice Brunt returned this morn
ing from a short visit with friends in
Lowell.
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Rev and Mrs. I. S. Smith, Mrs. i. NJ.
Smith and Miss Lillian Smith We're
Chicago visitors today.
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Mrs N f. Westcott and son Of Des
Moines, Ia, who are visiting at the
home OF Mrs. Frances McCool, 313 East
state street, went to Chicago this
morning to spend the week with
friends.
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THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPER.

The successful housekeeper is not es-
sentially the one who has a spotlessIy
kept house. always in order, but the
one who manages the affairs Of the
house so that everyone is made COM
Portable and the home is always CHEEKY
and bright. A good housekeeoer does
not IVORY over every little detail that
goes wrong but sets to work to put II
In order again. She can always tell
you where everything is to be found.
as she always has a certain place for
certain articles, and, sees that they are
kept there. The meals are always Just
to timeland well cooked, and the chill
dren look neat and happy. This can
not be done without good management
and the methodical housekeeper will
have the day divided out for the diff
ferent duties that are to be done, and
she VIII see that her system of arrang-
ing the work does not cause discom-
fort in the house.
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If It Happens It's in The Herald.
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self obeyed, and seems to dominate the
women he comes into contact with as
completely as he does the horses he
rides Their every movement is di-
rected by his brain.
Castro's Daily Life.
The daily life of this remarkable man
is as full of contradictions as his char
acter. He has the simplest of tastes
Mfrafiores contains magnificent furni-
ture, and the state bedroom would not
be out of place in a European palace,
yet he has never entered 1t.
He sleeps just off the patio in a little
80 iron cot The magnificent marble
baths at Los Tesques he never uses;
baths OF Doctor Torres Cardenas, long
his private secretary. now minister of
the interior
He takes his morning dip under tap
In the yard and shakes himself dry as
he was wont to in his boyhood-
He rises every morning at a little
after 5. and his first care is for his pet
birds. He feeds them himself. attired
In gold embroidered working cap. He
then gets his black coffee, and at is
at his desk, with his aide de camps I'm
attendance. He works straight on till
H. going through all his correspondence
himself.
Then he receives the editor Of FL
Constitutional and discusses the lead
ing article for the next day. Often he
himself furnishes the rough draft. Then
his intimate friends drop in and he has
short chat till lunch. He loves black
beans and milk and eggs and the frugal
fare of his country home
A short siesta or some other relaxa-
ton follows. and at o'clock he Is
ready for official receptions and any
other business that needs his attention.
AT half-past he is In the saddle and
goes for ride with some of his friends.
He is back at little before s, and the
papers are read to him. If there Is
time before dinner. he receives again
but as the evening meal, as simple as
his lunch, is rapidly swallowed, and if
there is any more work to be done he
goes back and does It,
His evenings are often spent in dane
ing and other enjoyments dear to his
heart, and even If he is busy till far
into the night he will sometimes go
down to the iron bridge, a famed resort
along the paraiso, and join in the fun
and frolic till the early hours Of the
morning.
When he enters the place the walters
have orders to serve everything called
Tor and he settles the checks himself
He dances with every girl in the place
and sometimes only gets an hours nan
before again starting on his daily
round of toll.
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on the seventh day rested and saw
that his work was good, but that he,
Castro. had labored for six years to re-
store the fortunes of Venezuela and on
the seventh year rested not, but saw
that his work was very good.
Noble Traits of Character.
With all his idiosyncrasies, there are
many noble traits in Castro's charac-
ter. He is never mean or treacherous.
and has such unbounded confidence in
his own power that he never thought of
entering into conspiracies so usual
among Latin-Americans. He loves a
fight. but he would rather not win at
all than win unfairly. He is generous
and liberal to a fault. Once a man
shot at him i'm the street. Castro
whipped out his own gun and put a.
bullet through the fellows leg, but aft
erward forgave his assailant and even
sent his own doctor to look after him.
His attention was recently called TO
the fact that an old soldier who had
fought in the war of Independence
When Venezuela seeded from Colombia
vas in want. and he sent the man 81. 600
because brave men deserve to die
happy"
Castro loves bull fights, but he won't
allow horses to be dragged into the
ring and gored. He says it is cruel to
the horses and wastes the bulls
strength. With him it has got to be
real fight between the man and the
bull, with fair field and no favor and
although he viii literally reward a dar-
ing and slillful matador, his bravo
toro?' is whole-hearted when the bull
cores a man.
But TO really judge Castro it is neces-
sary TO see him dance He is as light
as a cork upon water every movement
is original and like the workings of the
mans brain. He dances as he fights.
with all his might and main, but with
out apparent effort. In the contre-
dances, of which he is so fond, he will
lead his partner with unerring accuracy
through a maze of intricate figures
changing from one position to another
with marvellous rapidity and directing
her steps by the unceremonious press
ure of his small. nervous hands.
Whether in the ballroom or on the
battlefield, he knows how to make him
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the next block that could be bought
for that sum.
Jason INDUCED in a regular orgy Of
this sort Of revenge. He sent checks to
Elmer, jr., to build a house and checks
to establish him in business. He only
stipulated that Elmer's mother was not
to live in the house. This was his
browning touch. 1t was a sweet morsel
to him. and he smiled sardonically
about it as he planned what he could
further do for Elmer, jr. The village
library could wait.
Just as Jason had happily sketched
out a life Of ease for Evalina's son,
while Evalina was to shiver hungrily
somewhere in the grim middle distance,
Evalina herself married man she had
met down south, who had q great deal
more money than Jason hadi
To his dying day Jason McNatt will
believe that she did this just to spite
him. The only comfort he gets nova
adays is in sending fresh checks to Ell
mer, jr-, to show the boy that his
mother is not the only person on earth
with money.