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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-21

Adams, July 21.-Mrs. Robert Ad-
ans. who had been an invalid for
over a year. died at her home near
this city last Saturday, and her re-
mains were taken to Athena for burial
Sunday. The cause of death was con-
sumption, and she had a 9-year-old
daughter, who died of the same trou-
BILE few weeks ago. The deceased
leaves two daughters, aged 10 and Is
years, to mourn her loss, her husband
having passed away over year ago.
Harvest Is Here.
Harvest will be on in full blast
next week, few of the wheatgrow-
ers having begun this week. John
McPhail. who lives near Eastland.
and w. B. Swartz of Havana, have
been harvesting with their combines
this week. 1t is found that the wheat
is damaged considerably about here,
and that which was expected to bring
40 bushels will only yield 80. It is
estimated that the damage will
amount to about 90 per cent.
Scarcity of Hands.
D The farmers are complaining con-
siderably over the scarcity of hands
for the harvest season. Many of them
are rushing the haying through this
week so all will be ready for harvest.
Some of the men who have been
hanging around idle claim they will
not work at haying, but will work in
the harvest field. If this is the case.
however, the demand for help will
not be so great. TIL, wheatgrowers
are making every effort to secure all
available help.
Fred Blake, has accepted a posi-
ton with the Interior Warehouse
company during the harvest season.
Tom Brewster expects to go to
Pendleton the early part of next week
to work in one of the drug stores at
that place.
Louis Bergevin has purchased the
butcher business of ]. F. Bentley in
Adams, and he now has charge of the
place.
Lineman Depot of Walla Walla,
with the Pacific States Telephone
company of that place, was in Adams
the first of the week on business.
David Gregoire, agent for the In
teliOl COillpdHy, was III
Pendleton Thursday on business. He
says he does not believe that the price
of sacks will be any less this season.
Raymond Hite of Endicott, Wash,
has been in the city for few days
visiting ]. T. Lieuallen and family.
Arlie Pennic, a former resident of
| Adams, arrived here yesterday from
| Cambridge, Idaho, expecting to re-
| main a few days on business.
H. A. Richardson, who was recent
ly married to Miss Lille Dodds, at
Drayton, Canada, arrived home with
his bride Tuesday. They left imme-
| diately for Pomeroy to visit relatives,
returning to Adams last evening.
They have a host of friends who wish
them happiness through life.
The city is putting in a new bridge
over Wild Horse creek, between the
city and the depot, which is a great
Improvement on the old one.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-21

Try little KODOL FOR DYSPEP-
SIA after your meals. See the effect
1t will produce on your general feel
ing by digesting your food and helping
your stomach to get itself i..to shape.
Many stomachs are overworked to
the point where they refuse to 20
further Kodol disests your food AMI
gives your stomach the rest 1t needs,
while its reconstructive properties get
the stomach back into working order.
Kodol relieves flatulence, sour stom-
ach. palpitation Of the heart, belch-
ing etc. Sold by Tallman & Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-21
BRIEF RECORD OF
COUNTY EVENTS
HAPPENINGS.
WHEAT DAMAGED BY HEAT
ABOUT TWENTY PER CENT.

Death OF Mrs. Robert Adams-A
Threatened Scarcity of Farm Hands
Fired Blake VIII Manage Ware
house-Butchering Business Has
Changed Hands-No Prospect for
Decrease i'm Pirce of Sacks-City is
Putting In New and Better Bridge
Newly Married Couple Arrives
Home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-21
TO KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM.
Is the Only Possible Way Of Having
An Effective Cure.

II ycu see a woman or man with lux
uriant glossy hair, you may be sure nei-
ther has dandruff to amount to anything
In nearly every case where women and
mon have thin brittle hair. they owe 1t
% dandrvff. There are hundreds Of prep
arations that "claim" to cure dandruff
but not one but Newbro's Herp!clde tells
you that dandruff is the result of germ
burrowing into the scalp, and that per-
manent cure of dandruff and its conse-
quent falling and badness, can only be
had by killing the germ; and there is 10
other preparation that will destroy that
germ but Newbro's Herpicide. Destroy
the cause. and you remove the effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1Oc. In
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,
Detroit. Mich
A. c. Koeppen q Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-21
IN MORROW COUNTY
DEATH OF TWO OLD AND
WE'LL KNOWN PIONEERS.

Horses Head Crushed by Lightning
Quaid Sells His Dwelling-Admitted
That Crops Have Been Injured
General Review of the Wool Mar
ket and Prospccts-Remaining
Wool Will BE Shipped In Individual
Consignments.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-21

ARE YOU T.KING CHANCES
with your life by ri ng in a ri ket.:'
carriage? Life is too sweet to risk
losing 1t when for a reasonable sum
you can have your carriage repaired
at Neagle Bros.
Use the Win IA Buggy and II =
WINONA only. 1t is so we'll bu'
that it's safer to ride than walk.
See US about Gasoline Engines.
We sell Winona Wagons. Hacks an
Buggies. Easy running and mad
from bone-dry material. Guaran-
teed TO give satisfaction In this eli
mate.
See us abo Gasoline Engines. "
are agents for the Fairbanks-Morse
Gasoline Engines for irriga ting anc
mining machinery. Estimates given
on irrigating plants Call and ge'
our prices.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-09
EQUAL TAXATION is URGED.
Judge Spence Also Wants Courthouse
for Turner County.

Ns"JV.n Ga. Ian s. special
term ~ Nrr.r cpgn'y superior cour,
va, called 20 order In tho au!'o-ium
- 's" $4,000, building hv lpts" " v.
Sp"Hcc. Of lie Albany circuit.
TIE judge urged he grand jury 10
a>,i,' he 'aN receiver In "a, "gra'i
cation O: TAX - urn, 20 taa, every ma:
AuIl bear an ,-iua, bur..n ~ aka
ION The mos ia pDr.dn' portion OF
b. '".sS, NJ, IN !i.oc;.@s ,h,H n ..
s,,..rs Tie Cr..ua.. IL t.e building "
a cen.or'a.," coIr' apU.c and jail. II,
-l.t'-'ri "a, ,,ur'y could lu,ia a
$'-.too o. $;".o"t DgI.' house and ia!
~ g.:g ""....
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-09
FEAR IS CAUSED
BY GLOWING CRATER
Volcano Shakes Earth And
Makes Great Moses.
PEOPLE FEAR AN ERUPTION
Msssya Almost Evacuated and 10 In
Hands Of Authorities Who VIII
Watch Public Interests and Property
People Transpc rted Free.

New YORK. Jan. ), -FYr'Gcr detail.
concerning tie recent earthquakes i:
Ma,aya az contained In a Gable Is
paica ~ tGr Herald from MaGasuA
Nicaragua
The earthquakes began the niSh' oI
Dec 81. VII" >'icht shocas. increasing
gradually al ,har, Intervals. some lime
" hours and others of minutes. shaA
Inc MaSaya City and cracking a'mos'
every building In inv great own
Two hours after the shock vas fc.:
az 8 O'ciDcn in ne morning II Jan. /
a vast C.pu! Of smohe scVcra, tLou.
sand feet h IA. broke out from tle vol
cano and half an hour af'erward en-.
TREY 'iisaIp, AIRED. ana since then NJ
smoke has risen, causing the bell, that
the old crater Is stopped M. which
circumstances Increases Tie appre hen.
s!ors Of the D'op.e lest an erup' ion
viii ea.u" Ike The Martinique Dis.
aS'er In II" formation Of new cratcrs.
MaSaNa Mas almost evacuated. AMI
- 80 NV hiiAN va ihf du ubI lies WHO
we're cr!":c! by P-es!4e2; Za!aya 20
keep wa'ch on pubic Interests an
property TIE president also ordered
trains for free trannsporta'ion II peo
PIE ami heir .E.c;s a.; started a
su', crip':ua 10 aid .e ,i'I -ers.
Congress = now In session AMI las
"keN.s" giNrG he government faCili.
Ties 20 give all while 4 scientific com.
MISSION : ROW exploring he volcano.
II ], l.o"sa' new crater / forming In
lie TWO n. Shhorirg village, ca,,.I Pc.
Ion aTl Co'n-a 10.
N'ry f"N s,i'ht >hocls have occurred
since tn" !ay - far there aat
~ Il no persona, li.as',r.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-09

Philadelphia. Jan. s.-With tine
opening ~ the fourth day OF tle trial
Of the John W Hill. former chief 81
bureau ~ filtration. on charges 81 for.
gerry and ia!sifyln public records for
ire benefit Of certain contractors. IBIS.
'r.c' Attorney Rcll entered upon ,ac
final Stages ~ The commonwealth
case The testimony thus far taken
'enls 10 SHOW that the contracting rrm
of ID. J MNNichol Il Co. was paid
for work not performed: that the same
firm Was permitted 10 substitute cob
bles'ones and gravel for concrete in
constructing the Torres inter ba.
sin and 'ta' In me payments an allow.
ance Was male for zoe contractors
plant For W on no provision was made
In the specifications
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-09
BIG BLAZE VISITS KANSAS CITY
Flames Got 5eyor5 Control In the Re.
tai DistrtG

katsas C.;y. Jan y Ere In TIE
retail quarter Friday destroyed the
thrCc.s'pry brick building Of the CO
!unIhls Buggy company. In Walnut
street. mar r MA. t.v adioinig bu.,d.
ing. occu?.s. ~ the k.mball Piano
company. an! b" IIc'!nc"r Bros Man.
"f.c'I:!nS c"upany and e Commerce
hl..iirg. occupied parry by The Ma
t.O.L, Tank Of Commerce
The fire seemed 10 hc under con. ~,
a. one time. 5u' 90 i 'r,sh TAR, in
The upper stories If he Commerce
huiiing and iae tr,Tea weg, UGa5l,
to oOp, NH &.
Tnc 50 la', % 'Ac 70 ST., place
thc 'o'al laa..-, a. ,.iC,''y more nan
s. i"". AL g." ,E,.."rrc a. ;wo.
fEirl- ~ VA a"ou"' The property
DAM r.. ..,'r","i ""our."i ,w"-
'A.r', q; ~ ..a.. - -" south 80
OF Wa!uu' stree. br'w,cu Ninth al.
Teu'l
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-09
INSANE WOMAN
APPLIED the TORCH
To Five Story Teps ment House
In New York City.
WAS ACCOMPANIED ~ A MAN


New Yora. Jan. S.-A naked and 10
sane woman. directed By q man warm.
ly clad and wearing an overcoat. was
detected applying u torch to the hall
way " a iye-siOry tenement house In
Eliridge street about day break 70
day.
The strange pair ned when dlsc0v.
ereL. bu; the woman was captured.
$40 said her name Is Helen Brauer.
and that she 10 housekeeper Of tie
building she Vas trying to set are to.
but no one there knew her.
One OF the tenants Of the buildina
vas awakened by q nOise. the pair
made and detected them In the hall.
Tie woman wore nothing but Q
stocking. she was shivering In the
cold. The man stood over her and
she shrank from him a. though afraid.
In the wOman's hand was q torca made
OF rags and innansmable stun and sat
urated with kerosene.
The woman stuck the torch into the
gns blaze and rs Il caught are che
Eel! TO her knees and began firing her
way abor, the call. placing the torch
against the walls and wainscotin9,
which we're also saturated with oil.
All the time the woman mumbled
Ike crazy person. she was direct.
ed by the mysterious man SEEING
that there was LANCER Of burning the
building the watching tenant called for
help and when the other tenants came
rushig from their apartmets che man
and woman started TO run for the roof.
The man 20, away. but one Of the
tenants tripped the woman. When shs
was questioned she returned q blank
stare but finally gave the name Of Hel
en- BTauer, and said she is u years OF
age. SIZE looked very Old and waa
covered with Nth. her hair was tangled
and her cheeks sunken. She was taken
10 Bellevue hospital.
She did not disclose the name OF the
name OF the man but Il IL suspected
that they have been connected Wit"
other incenIisry nres. They aad not
succeeded In setting are 10 the hallway
this time
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-09
Woman Peads Guilty TO Murder.

Lexington Ky Jan s Sarah WI
'iam>. a ne gre. who shot AMI kil!e !
Cam" Taylor. white woman. acre
i"w week. dED. was y"s'"rday al.
lowed 20 eu,er confession in cir.
cut cour'. AMI VAS given a life ,erm
n he pcrfcr' ary Tho matter II
said 20 ~ upproco l~n'eG in a Ken.
ucty conr asa b. has been minated
ou'-ia" HI -, officials feared trru.
bio mi'ar 20 hat experienced In Yer
mon' over 'hc -arg.rs - Mary Rogers
T.r n'cro,- laf gone 20 'hc HON" 81
Carrie Ta' or ' F'', both too Taylor
woman arI 'o'h Waite mon WOO Ia 4!
shown a nr'f'rc.Cc for he wiki. No
nan
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-09
MONEY EEAoY FOR ogoaclANs.
Spanish War Cls ms Now In Shape for
Payment BY Government.

Washington. II. c.. Jan. San.
nourc meni !, made by tr,-sIry on.
cials that The Gains 81 The Georgia
troops serving n the war with Spain
viii De paid within a short time.
NJ nc, ssary daja Is now In the
hands of n" 'r.asury officials ana in
'he near future he money will be sent
20 Governor Terrell for distribution.
The, to'a! amount claimed Is SCI
SciG! ~ which si91IC - is for the
First regin en- s24 7OI 90 for the Sec.
oni ,. snrnf. si;9i?ia for me Third
r. S.n'n' 81 2"H>? for Battery A and
s,,91o ~ FOR pa'.ory y.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-09
GIRLS SOLD INTO SLAVERY.
supe rintendent Of chiidrsn's Aid Soei
ETY. Makes Report Of Awful Traffic.

Vaacouv'r. u. c.. Jan. S.-The fol.
loving is an extract from a report
made 10 the government; regarding the
slave trade among British Columbia
Indians. the report being signed by C..
J. South. superintendent Of the Chill.
dren's Aid Society:
Girls. WITH wn!te skins. thick brown
hair braideI doNn their back. big limo.
cent childish eyes. are being sold to-
day ana have been sod for years In
Br!'!. h Columbia
The save master are the Cape
Mug" In 'ians; tho slaves are white
hcCaus" 'beir ggandmo'ners were sold
rotor" - white men and when their
c'ar.BO.'rs wandered back to tue
tribe. u, scr'od ana abandoned. they
BROUGHT BABY girls with them and in
In conr-e ~ time the male relatives OF
t.c,c a'an loned creatures sold these
baby girls. TOO when they grew up
20 yCurg cic,hCod
Deal +, rave created a market
which II constantly growing and the
ienlard has become 10 great that other
m1rtc's have been sougnt and II Is
reported that Rock Bay Indians are
cmbarkiES in tnis awful industry"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-09
Soy sHooTs DOWN MAN.
Newt ThrelkeId and viii Drew Serious.
" Wounded in Duel.

T.omaoNi..,. IA e. ian. S.--A bloody
Ia,. otCuir,I n lie public road ~
miles norihNos' W acre in thu. north.
era part of be rev county Of Grady
TIc participants NJ, Villain Drew
~! Is lf-y r ~ >oH HrrSert Drew.
ana Newton Thre,k.ld.
TAr elder Drew and Tareldke,i are
taca ,sot thr times in the breast and
S5ioa"n, and physicians say ,ha,
Physicians say that neither can
Recover
Bo'h al the Nonn!ei men are farm.
r-s Of wealth, living near Akridge.
aai have Wide family connection in
TaUuas and Grady cuunti,s. Thr-lkeli
IS 3rothec ~ Howard Threlkeld, a
son in law of Drew.
There had been bal blood be- we4u
the men for some time. II Is sail. and
efforts n reconciliation had failed.
TAre,keld started for Drew's aouse 10
settle matters. lie met the Two Drews
in the road near their home He Is
reported - have halted them. cursed
william Drew. pulled his gun and slot
three times. each shot taxing effect.
The boy lodged the bullets secured
his fa'her's pistol from the back Of the
buggy. ran 10 Threlkeld's vehicle and
emptied TIE gun into the latter's body.
Ne th'n went 20 OchlCcknee. q small
town L. mics north Of here. AMI told
the above story. He telcphoned Sher.
IN Eight az Tho masyille 10 come and
arrest ThEe.kt.l.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-09
To Own Public Utilities.

Selma, Ala. Jan. S.-For some time
the city council. u Selma has been
negotiating with he owners OF the
water and electric light plants In this
city With a view OF purchasing and op-
Grating ne sane IN agreement re-
sardiEs the price Of the same has
about been arrived a. between the own.
ers Of tho plants and me city. and
the actus. purchase Of the plants will
probably take place during the spring
when the city will bond toe plants AMI
raise he necessary amount for thelr
purc1a-a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-09
SEVENTEEN DISTRICTS
UNDER MARTIAL LAW
Many s atoms on Siberian Rail
ROAD in State Of Anarchy.
the TRAIN SERVICE RESUMED
AZ Factories. Mills and Other Indus
trial Enterprises at ST. Petersburg
Closed for hoIidsys-Workren Pre-.
pare for Anniversary Of Red Sunday.

81 Petersburg Jan ,. On account
Of the serious condition Of Affairs on
che Siberian railroad. many s,a'ions
OF which are in condition of anarchy.
l. districts through which the line
pass from the Ural mountains 70
Lake Eaihai. a distance OF 1850 miles
nave been paced under MARTA. law
Tile project. RO>' On On-DOn. Count
Pillar \on Pi.hau. has been dismissed.
Genera. Ora heffski. who was retire
from the management Of tho Finnish
railroad on The demand by Firms when
their reforms were gran ed. succeeds
COun, Won Pi!saus.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-09
In Hands Of Revo' vtionists.

Odessa, Jan. S.-The steamer
Nicholas. which arrived here today
from the Caucasus reports that No.
vorossyk. Caucasus. completely in the
hands Of tar reyoIu,!on!s's. The gov.
eminent an tae other Russian author.
flies have FED and NJ. L!bovi'ch has
been chosen mayor ty the pOpu.ace.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-09
ONE ACCIDENT PROVED FATAL.
Columbus Christmas csIsbrators Gen
orally Lucky.

Columbus. Ga. Jan. s.-Of the veri.
ois Christmas accidents In Columbus
and vicinity only one resulted fatally.
George Greenleaf. q negro. has Jus,
d:cNi -. the -csu!; Of a wound received
during the holidays He was balancing
loaded gun and started 20 toss Q
Lighted firecracked into the street.
In his haste he let the gun slip, and
II fell down the steps and was die
charged. the load entering his hip.
Death came after the negro had en-.
periencel a great deal OF suffering.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-09
Train Service Resumed.

Moscow. Jan. s.-Train service or
a. lines running on, OF Moscow has
been re-ostao,.s&ei \ pres, named
kagansM MAO was 'r'a-"r,r II he 20
ca! s'Tiae committee rl~ lcon arra,'.
The Florida agriculturist., 1906-07-25

a picture"
Monsieur Leir looked at him with
good-natured eyes, but he said nothing.
very pretty girl which stood in solitary
splendOr, magnificently framed on the
chimney piece.
| 81 had letter from Rosie this morn
ing. Her people want her to give me
up. They say there's not the least
chance of my ever earning any money
But will she do it?" asked the deal
| er.
mo, of course not" answered Char
lie, with decision. ''She's a good girl
But it means waiting, waiting, wait
ing; and our youth is going, and we
shall grow sore with hope deferred.
When at last we marry we shall be
disillusiOned and bitter"
He sighed deeply. He brOoded with
despair on the future, and the old man
did not venture to disturb him. He
watched the painter with compassion.
| At last, however, he spoke.
''What are the exact conditions on
which the father of your fiancee will
allow you to marry her?''
They're insane. You see, she has
five thousand pounds of her own. He
refuses to consent to our marriage
unless can produce the same sum or
show that 1 am earning two hundre
and fifty year. And the worst Of it
is that can't help acknowledging he's
right 1 don't want Rosie to endure
hardships."
You know that my daughters hus-
band is a dealer i'm New York. return
ed Monsieur Leir, presently. Il vowed
when sold off my stock that would
never deal in pictures again, but Pm
fond of you, my friend, and should
like to help you. Show me your stuff,
and I'll send it to Rudolf; he may I've
able to sell it in America
''That would be awfully good of
yOu,' cried Charlie.
The dealer sat down, while Bartle
placed on his easel one after ihe other
his finished pictures. There were,
perhaps, a dozen, and Monsieur Leir
looked at them without a word For
the moment he had gone back to his
old state, and he allowed no expression
to betray his feelings. No one could
have told from that inscrutaD,e gaze
whether he thought the painting good
or bad.
'"That's the lot" said Charlie, al
length. ''D'you think the American
public will seize Their opportunity,
and allow us to marry?''
'FWhat is that?' asked the dealer,
quietly, pointing to the last canvas, it's
face against the wall, which Bar.le
had not shown him.
Without word the painter produced
it and fixed it on the easel Monsieur
Leir gave a slight start, and the in
difference of his expression vanished.
"Watteaur' he cried. 'sBut, my dear
fellow. how did you get that? You
talk of poverty and you have a
Watteau. Why, 1 can sell that for
you in America for double the sum yOn
The Florida agriculturist., 1906-07-25

ready WITH Approaching duuuuH. II
was a stately scene, with it's green
woodland distance, and the sober opu-
lence of oak and elm, and it suggested
ease and long tending. Those yellows
and green's and reds glowed with mel
low light
sTts one of the few Watteaus I've
dealer.
you fiatter me-" said Charlie. ~Of
course, it's only a copy. The original
belonged to some old ladies in England
whom knew; and last summer, when
it rained, spent my days in copying
it. 1 suppose chance guided my hand
happily; every one agrees it was not
badly DONE"
"a copy?' cried Monsieur Leir. "a
copy? Where is the original? Would
your friends sell it?''
ever" laughed the painter. @'Unfortu
nately, a month after 1 finished this
the house burned down, and every
thing was destroyed
The dealer drew a deep breath, and
for a moment meditated. He looked
at Charlie sharply.
''Didn't you say you wanted three
hundred france for your rent?' he
asked very quietly. 'TIl buy that copy
off you''
Nonsense, I'll give it you. You're
taking no end of trouble for me, and
you've been awfully kind"
You're fool, my friend,' answered
Monsieur Leir ''Write me out re-
ceipt for the money!
He took from his pOcketbOOk three
banknOtes and laid them on the table
Bartle hesitated for an instant, but he
wanted money badly. He shrugged
his shoulders. He sat down and wrote
the receipt. But as he was about to
give it, an idea came to him and he
quickly drew it back
''Look here, you're not going to try
any hanky-panky tricks, are you?
won't sell you the copy unless you
give me your word that you won't
try to pass it off as an original
A quiet smile passed across the
dealers lips
"You can easily reasure yourself.
Just paint out the signature and put
your own name on the top of it.
Without word, Bartle did as the
old man suggested, and presently his
own name was neatly painted in place
of the masters.
81 don't mistrust yOu," he said, as
he handed the receipt, 'sbut it's well
not to put temptation in the way of
willy dealers"
Monsieur Leir laughed as he pocket
ed the document and took the Vatican
in his hand. He pointed with slight
ly dispainful finger at Bartle's pictures.
''I'm going to take the copy along
with me, and I'll sent my femme de
for the Others" he said But
at the door he stopped. 81 like your
pictures, my friend, and when Rudolf
knows that l take an interest in you,
| dare say he'll be able to sell them.