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A GREAT OLD SAILOR,

Uncle William; The Man Who Was
ShIftless. BY Jcnnette Lee. The Cen
tury Co, publishers, New York.
Uncle William is a character study of
a type. He Is located on an island OF the
coast OF Nova Scotia. wherc the color of
the sea and the sky induced young
painter to spend the summer working and
idling at his art. The house where Uncle
William lived was q hut. but he owned
all the land In sight, nearly all the island ,
he needed it for breathing room He was
huge OF body and mighty OF soul. and he
taught that young painter many things.
among them some color secrets that
helped make the pictures mot so bad ae
some" An old neighbor OF Uncle VIII
liam was mean and close-hsted, but after
all did what his great-hearted neighbor
wanted him 10 do, The trip that Uncle
William made to New York when he
heard that his painter friend was sick
and needed him, the care he took of the
invalid the visits he paid to the painters $
betrothed, are all most delightfully."- told; ;
and the outcome of 1t all how good It
is The story is a charming one through
out, and deserves 10 be among the mod
eTn classics
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INFORMATION.

No bird OF prey has the Gift OF song.
Carpets made from elephant hide said
High-born siamcsc walk with the elbow
ScInts turned Inward and the thumbs out.
In japanese mills the hours are from a, 10.
TO S p IN. and there IL no sunday on.
1t is now proposed 90 make suits of clothes
of paper, which can be thrown away when
soilod.
4 genuine cashmere shawl requires ten eoots'
fc0ccS and three mems work for SIX months.
Clcrgymen have strict orders never to preach
loEger than hftccn minutes before the Ger
man Emperor.
1t Is thought that tho gnme of whist woo
FIRST played at the time OF King Henry VIII.
OF England
In suxony no man Is permitted TO shoe horses
unless he has passed public examination and
is properly qualified.
new German specific agent against
sickness Is composed of bright red spcctaclcs
and internal doses OF calomcl
In Persia thcr3 dlstIllcrieS, brcwerlcs
public houses and native vino III the only
intoxicating beverage used
Tho British Empire needs maps. survey
of It's unsurycycd portions would cost SIS Co.,
90. say $4,000 a year for twenty years
As carly as $40 b C artificial eyes were made
by the priests OF Rome and Egypt. who pruC-
Uced physicians and surgeons.
BraZlrs Chamber of Commerce has offered
a prize OF s., ,o10. 600 10 the physician who shall
discover permanent cure for cancer.
The speed OF the electric current I'm copper
wire is i6}. 10000 meters second. The fastest
ocean steamcr makes only as meters second
At the recent funeral of King Norodom OF
Cambodla the official mourncrS ut the funeral
gave voice To their grief through mcgaphoncs.
with much effect
So strong French peasant women and
50 frugal that cHc can bring home from the
forest In n single load fOsGots enough for
month-sincO she uses them only 20 cook by.
and moves about 10 Keep herself warm.
Tho Liverpool authorities are discussing tho
making OF regulation that the saloons shall
cell drink 10 woman before IL n. N. or
100 arrests for drunkenness I'm Liverpool last
year NOR than onc-thrd were women.
Nearly iivc-cigtths OF the money England
spends drink goes In beer about third In
spirits and onc-thirtccnth in wine Tho cx-
pendlture head. the basis OF the whole
population works out n little SCI per
9unum
There is horse TINT catches rnts and mice
in Mnnchcstcr. England IL u rat or mouse
runs across hs mongcr, ne viii grub at II and
~ successful in getting It. VIII drop IT into
his bucket OF water, which is always left
with him.
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foot. there being 1854 feet obutting said
Improvement, by local assessment upon
the lots or pieces OF ground within the
following described district. being the
district to be affected and benefited by
said improvement. namely: All OF lots
4 and .. block % all OF lots and 8.
block 30: the north s25 feet OF lot :.
block 50; and all OF lots II TO q. inclusive
block J. Enrich subdivision of block 80.
plat 'F" Salt Lake City survey.
The total cost OF said Improvement Is
estimated at one thousand eight hundred
forty-four and 5l-loo Cl.S445D dollars, of
which sum the citys portion is -four
hundred two and Il-lO0 (S502 4D dollars,
leaving one thousand four hundred forty
two and 10-l00 ($i.4i2l0 dollars to be
raised by local assessment
All protests and objections TO the
carrying out of such intention must bs
presented In writing to the City Recorder
on or before the 9th day of April. 1896.
being the time set by said Council when
IL viii hear and consider such protests
and objections az may be made thereto
By oroer of the City Council OF Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated March 9TH. 1906.
j b MORETON,
City Recorder.
Sidewalk Extension No. l0i. 1859
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A Question of Evidence.

Senator Proctor OF Vermont related the fol
lowing with reference to an Irishman who
was being examined TO his knowledge Of a
certain shooting UGaiT;
Did you, asked the presiding magistrate
OF the witness, did you see tho shot Rrcd7 D.
Ol heard II fo!rod. '
THAT evidence Is not satisfactory" replied
the magistrate, stcrnly you may stop
down
Tho witncss lert the box No sooner had
nc turned his back tho Judge than he gave
vent 10 q somewhat decisive laugh T.nrapcd
Mt this contempt NJ court. the magistrate
called the Irlshman bact 10 the witness box
HI Nv dare you laugh In that mannor In
court7" demanded the Judge. nngrly
did you sse laugh. your honor2' asked
tho Irishmgn.
NO. bur l distinctly hoard YOU laugh"
come from the irato Judge.
such evidence f. not satIsfactury,' r"Jolncd
the CcIt quietly. twinkle coming into his
ave
"Whcrrupon.' Gays Senator Proctor, every
one In court laughed. including tho judge. ~
Chicago Inter Ocean
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Lewiston, ludhOr Il feDTudEy l. 1870
Sealed proposals VIII be received at the
of1ce OF the Waha- Lewiston Land and
Water company a. Lewiston. Idaho, url.
ri 2 9. m March 81. 1896. for the con-
struction OF is miles OF Flood-watel
Catchmcnt Ditch. miles or Main Supply
Ditch and Storage Reservoirs situated
on Crug Mountain, Nez Perce County.
This work involves the handling OF
sonc $4,000 cubic yards OF earth. 29S OJ,J
cubic yards OF rock and construction OF
about lSoCo cubic yards o: concrete ana
ether masonry, and about iGO lineal feet
OF tunnels.
a certified check. or a Trust company's
proposal Bond. for sum equal to per
cert OF the araount OF the bid must ac-
Company each bid, and the successful
bidder Will be required to enter Into A
controct at once and furnish satisfactory
hond IN tho sum equal to 40 per cont OF
the amount of the contract as guaran-
Tee OF the proper execution OF the con.
tract Within tho time specified.
The company reserves the right to re-
feet any and all bids.
T3Ids Will be received ID for the con-
atruction OF the dltohes. (2) the reservoirs
md (3) the tunnels, or for the entire work
plans and specifications are on Ale al
the oifce OF the company AT Lewiston
Idaho.
Additional information furnished upon
WALTER II GRAVES,
seo6l EuGissss
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VUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

SALT LAKE CITY, March 22.-Please
inform me in your next Sundays issue
what is the greatest railroad center In
the United Stntes-J. a G.
Chicago claims 1t, and probably with
truth,
SALINA, Utah. March 22-Please an
swer In your Sunday issue the following:
% Who counts the votes for President
OF the United States. when the certG-
Gates are opened by the president of the
Senate In Congress- t2) What constitutes
a majority In any legal proceeding?-Sub-
scriber
We don't know much about majorities
as applied TO judicial proceedings; but.
generally speaking. majority comprises
more than half Of the total.
SALT LAKE CITY March 2O.-Please
answer in next Sundays Tribune when
the fog started and when II ended. and
what was the date OF that street car
The period of dense fog began Thurs
day. January %. 1906. and continued un-
III February IA. The street car wreck oC-
CURED on the morning that the fog be-
gan.
CALDER'S STATION. March 21.-In an
incandcscent electric light Is the power OF
illumination governed by the length or
globe. or Is It governed by the size OF the
feed wire leading to the lamp?
The light produced depends upon the
amount OF electricity consumed and this
is governed by the size CT the carbon
filiament In the lamp, both In cross sec
tion and I'm length The greater the
amount Of carbon. the greater is the
lighting capacity OF the lamp, The car
Tylng capacity of the feed wire Is regu-
lated BY It's size. For economy certain
proportions between the amount of car
bon and the size of the feed wire are
observed
OGDEN. March 22.-WnI you kindly an
swer the following In your next Sundays
paper. ID Is Florence Roberts. the act
ress married. If so, what is her real
name and whom did she marry? 90 Is
she any relation to Brigham Roberts. ex-
PEELED Congressman from Utah?-Two
Readers
% She is married. Lewis Morrison, the
actor. is her husband. (O No.
MAMMOTH. Utah. March 20.-Can a
foreign person not born IN America be
admitted TO either West Point Military
school or Annapolis Naval school?-Sub-
Scribor.
Yes to both
SALT LAKE CITY. March l5.-Win you
Kindly answer In your Sunday paper
Docs a woman have to go through a
case OF law 20 marry again If her nus
tand has been gone seven years, and who
hus not heard from him In that length OF
tme7-A Reader
1t Is better ard safer 10 go through the
courts OF law,
MOUNTAIN CITY, New. March T.
iTm you please answer the following
paper; Is Reveillo tho 1rst buEle call
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rren t Publications

oenVered In Boston. and selected .d
dresses. oil being given In full Tho ad-
dresses are OF great vaIue for their learn
Ing, their eloquence. and their bi.,or.o.,
facts, and arc admirable In tone and n,.
triotic fervor
An appendix givee selected edltor,a, -,
teranccs on the occasion. correspondenoa
between England and America. extracts
from a pamphlet on this anniversary +h.
order of service for use on tho sahh,,,
before Thanksgiving Day, 1906. ard tho
names OF the committees In CHARGE NJ tho
general celebration It was a notowor,hg
eeiepraton. and 1T has been ftly recorded
In this book
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sounded in the morning in the United
States array service or is the Q another
bugle call sounded before Rcvciile?-J. b.
Hall.
1t IS the first.
OGDEN. March 2L-A few Of my friends
who are your readers respect your oPin-
lens very much. l. therefore, ask your
opinion On the following case In Tine
Treason of the Senate" nn article APP
pcarlng I'm the Cosmopolitan magazine.
several grave charges are mede against
Senator's Depew and Aldrich and other
Senator's in vour opilion are these
charges tr'Ic7 IL they are not true. why Is
IT that these Senators do not have the
article stopped? Your opinion VIII obligs
us very much-Several Readers.
The charges are scnsationnlly cNaG,
gcrated As to having the articles stopped
1t Is not easy to do that In this free coun-
try
MONTPELIER Ida March 2O.-Pleasc
answer in Your next Issue who Is clanl-
picn, Nelson OF Cans. and confer a favor
REApbN'
Nelson is what is called she white
champion" as he has always barred the
cclored element since attaining the front
rank Cans is the colored champion. The
Ihen have never met In the ring
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,osy OF ACTION

Ry George Horton.
BssssIre' C. II. Relyea. Inc
zS Si' 'compsny' pu0''S'.@'S'
,h,.. with something
we VERY chapter A young
,..k Courtland Harry
w., and favorite OF the
.. bI, money and fair,
rs. '' He also loses the girl
,.a upon. and was IN the
,rncture an old friend OF
s.J.rIck Emery offers him
me American Tracing
...s at stryetensk' on the
ss,crn siberia Hardy ac-
adventure as soon as he
~. the Pacific, In Japan
''vsIntanoo with a repnted
,urns out to be a Rus
:. almost gets Hardy In
.,s Of himself but a JaPa-
IN the secret service OF
~ IN love with Hardy
.ourtesy and appreciatiVe
4, Shen he had no idea that
- what he was saving.
s.A-on the way TO Vladivo-
1 ,1Iying there he stirs up
4. frank criticisms of the
! ss starts up the Amur
nost. q Russian princess
r.sseneer, and a Russian
| n, perilous passage the
!. hIs superior marksmen-
. be- princess from Man
q. ashts of an attack by a
- and proves himself a
4, Russlen spy who was In
rs party, after a perlious
,rs snd he is insane with
,~sedcan and at the favor
/ r,,h the spy's cousin, the
~ psriIs In mobs and many
...rsin he is befriended by
..xr Hardy goes To Moscow,
. ne princess, gets into a
"A las a narrow escape;'
N spares his opponent the
- at her request, and on
!. sherIa is arrested for the
4, cousin. How the affair
\. reader of the book to
.A,-e is nothing common
"a. novel is written with
force; IL Will delight the
~ 10 get out of the ruts.
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1zR BYRON BOOK.

By lafayette McLaws.
'1iIsns from Drawings by
-,rarda Published by Little.
4 Csnpany, Boston.
x Of Byron's life are ever
X. bong ago an American
su,. a novel TO suggest In
az terms that II was not
rp tho reprobate that cold
a ciaim. but that the real
AZ familiar, Trclawney And
|asr novel TO mitigate the
tnsicry. 1t aims to show the
|,rv. side Of Byron's character,
|es subject of his fine poem,
.etas' a real character. and
. n bis life. Tho scene opens
4 tie death OF the maids
"a, an infant in cradle) and
x Ser mother TO escape the
3, Tarkieh Governor, who
|rN her In her widowhoods
b saken 10 Constantinople,
z.!e vas In high authority,
N ard Byron met when she
Lrt ensb OF womanhood. But
III Devotion 10 each other,
.H-t The marriage of Byron
>ss Is made to follow news
nc.yed OF the marriage of
: TURK. who had for long
: love With her. and then
1rAD1lngs come. In which
; Geated with severe por-
teD is ingenious, and has
< y5hiy that one could i'm
h2ppenlng. ii is written
Szgth and knowledge.
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EGLAND ROMANCE.

Tins Place BY Charles
Illustrated by Frank T.
sashed by Lothrop, Lee &
Boston.
~ OF New England, by the
-epreter of New England
y doFs not touch the high
s but deals with whole
p have hearts In their bo-
se IN their blood 1t opens
epsavity, where a father
esghter Of sixteen to a re-
hetA nalf-breed, and the
en who overheard the out
eG; she traverses sixty
and falls upon a camp
ieed her and care for her.
4 4usd Chip by the lumber
NNp ~here she flnds shelter
aa' anxious journey, is an
aunter. Cy Walker. who
4 Sl and She makes friends
~ iather dies in q dark
NA'p becomes an helress.
u Tor a long time. and
ss friendly interest of old
"en runs away. and en-
IL, me- going To school as
snu becoming the beau
-. reader Of her set. Inc
a'y ind her charming, but
neart she adorcs RAY
N. 10 was one of the camp
'ok her In and cared for
nsr fearful Journey from
n, ua , when he came for her
E, ru strength. surprising
-, "sf no chance 10 escape,
1t is a story OF much
fall. Is certain to en-
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Raymond-Illnois Mining company prln-
cpal place of business Salt Lake City,
Utah; location of mines, Eureka Utah
Noticc.-Thcre are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
Assessment No, l InStallment No l, OF
y, cent per share. levied on the I'd OF
February 1906 the several amounts set
opposite the names or the respective
chm rp holdcrs a. follows.
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NOTICE.

Notice ls hereby given by the City
Council OF Salt Lake City of the intention
of such Council TO make tho following
described improvements to wit,
Constructing cement sidewalk six t6)
feet wide and four 90 inches thick on
the east eide of Eleventh East street
from First South street to Third South
street In Sidewalk District No. 23 and
dcfray the abuttcrs' portion of the cost
md expense thereof estimated at one
thousand four hundred forty-two and
l0-100 l,N2.lW dollars. or one and lS-lpo
6l.l9 dollaIo per front foot or linear
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And In occordance MIh Jaw aHd am
order OF the Board OF Directors made on
shares Of each parcel OF euch stock as
may be necessary Will be sold at public
auction al the oG1ce OF the company $40
the 2eth day OF March 1906. at 4 o'clock
p m. to pay the DELINQUENT assessment
thereon; together with the costs OF ad-
vortising and expense of sale.
J. c LYNCH. Secretary.
First publication. March 10 1906. te61
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The Technical World for April shows
Niagara Falls In their glory and hns an
article Niagara Falls Already Ruined
being an account of the great power
plnnts there. "Billion-pollar steel Trust
Makes Microbes Pay Dividends Is an ac-
count OF the mighty operations OF mat
CORPORATION. The forest of petrilied trees
IN Arizona is described. and NUMBER oi
specialties, "Skee- Runners on the liisn
Alpes." ..TroiIey-I.ine Hanging IN the All
Connection Used as Fuel Alice ah"
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Members of N. E. A. Attention

For the annual convention at San
Francisco, July 8 to Is, the popular Salt
Lake Route VIII announce low rates to
Los Angeles, San Francisco and Port
land or. IL ls to your advantage 10 at
once write to j. l.. Moore, 169 s. Nam
ST. Salt Lake
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'''H Anniversary,

:; setiIessnd ssta and FIttieth Annlver-
n sta,see OF the Jews In
Hrs H. Addresses delivered I'd
pa bnall. New York ON
ean Dsy. AZ together with N MANI 0,i
volume. 1t is IN
ks.' 'a,s'nent y. from the Execm.
!, me, .Aen follows in fun the
b oo.s'e .r,elses at Carnegie Hail.
/ hl,rsanln hrsnlns prayer by Rev. DR.
a., ac'ory remarks by tho
4.D, Jacob &c H. schin. address
As,sv.,, Cleveland, letter from
'sIrS,ss,,'., telegram from vice
hs an sNs, $, addresses by GOV
"a. Nal Mayor Mcclellan. ora
h,AOss scI c Sulzberger, ard nd
'sss nfeer ana Rev. DIR. Fl.
-Den follow addresses
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The Rcd Book for April has twenty
eizht pages OF Photographic art studies of
stage beauties. and there ore thirteen
complete stories, all with illustrations
The stories are lively. composed with
good wilt. and are well presented. The
Partisan modes are given, and Some
Dramns OF the Day arc dealt with. The
Red Book Corporation, publishers. Chi
cago.
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The Gray Goose for April has The
Great Georgian Bay Incident" story OF
tho extremity TO which rival interests
might go Tho Man With the Little
Cold Locket" THE Mummy" Her
Ideal" and '"rhe Pardoning OF Wallace"
are the other stories all readable The
Gray Goose, Deposit. y. Y.
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The Pilgrim Battle Creek, MchiganJ
for April gives pictures and sketches Of
men editors Of womcns magazines. tells
OF American Girls In London. of The
Grand Danes OF Edinburgh, summa-
rizce What's occurring; shows forth
the fashions and dainty trimmings; and
has many good stories, poems and house
hold hints OF value.
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pictures are superb. The Outing Press,
publishers, Deposit n. Y.

Ainslee's for April has for novelette, a
love-story by F.. Maria Albanesi. which is
a delight TO read. There arc in the num-
Der stories by Mrs. Wilson Woodrow
Joseph c. Lincoln. c. Townsend Brady.
Anna a. Rogers. Anne Rlttcnhouse. Lucia
Chamberlain. Jane Maurice. Grace NJ.
Cooke. Churchill Williams. Mary Man
nere. and others twenty in ali, there are
short poems. and essays, Claiming Pol
lock deals with the Drama in Peter
Pan" and Archibald Lowery Sessions
with the new books Every month. this
magazine vindicates its subtitle. as "the
magazine that entertains.' Ainelee Mag
azine Co. publishers New York
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Tho success OF Mr. Samuel NJ GardcnhIrc.
the New York lnwycr who. In Tho Long
Arm CFarper's). has succeeded fer this third
time in pleasing tho reading public scrvco To
call to mind the close connection TINT has al
ways existed between literature and tho law.
Many OF tho novsiists whose fame In dsztlncd
To be lasting had n legal training. Scott was
81 barrlstcr; Balznc began his career ir n law
Office. Thackcray vas admitted to- the bar:
Dickens for n time IN 4 solicitors office:
while among contemporary American literary
lawyers nrc Robert Grant. Frederick Trevor
IInl Charles Major and othcrs. There has
never been time, In fact. when there have
not hccn good lnwycrs writing good novels
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foung's Magazine for April has fifteen
complete stories, bright and written with
Imagination and skill, Mathilde Serao,
Walter Pulitzer, Ralph Burgess, and 9TH
ers ill out the number of the stories.
Courtlend H. Young, publisher. New
York
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Arthur Strnscr hns taken a now and un-
hackneyed theme for his new novel The Wire
Tappcrs,' which Little. Brown G. Co will
publish in April, Tho hero. electrical in
Nentor, and tie heroine a beautiful English
girl by sheer force ot circumstances become
associated with n man who attempts by wire
tapping TO beat the poolroom. The events
which follow are Vividly unfolded by Nr.
Strlnger, who IL one OF the most careful crafts
men among American authors.
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Tho followers Of G. loves DicklnscO author
OF Letters from a Chinese Official" "a Mod
ern symposium" ctcs viii bn glad to know
mat his publishers. Mcclure Phillips. are to
bring out corly this spring a new volume from
eis pen under the title OF The Meaning of
Good 1t is a record of imaginary conver-
sation In which group OF typical young mon
OF our time attempt TO establish definition OF
goodness
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Elocutlon, oratory. dramatic art.
physical culture, fancy dancing. Mr..
and Mrs. John Milton. room $50 Com
mercInl Club building.
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Tho Bohemian for April has some fine
"GIimpses from Stagcland," full-pagc pic
turoe and there Is review oil Staee'and,
The number has large number of good
stories, sketches. and poems, and the
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LITERARY NOTES.
York

The advance sales OF Mr.. Owen wisters new
novel Lady Baltimore" 60 large that
the Mncmillon company has put tho book 10
press for n hrst edition OF hundred thousand
copies.
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F. F. Bcnsons new novel The Angel OF
Pain' bids fair to exceed In popularity any Of
his former successes. rs his publishers the J.
p lippincott company. have gone to press
with second edition within two weeks after
publication OF the novel
Mr. Benson deserves commcndatIon for de-
parting from the beaten path. and giving Us
something new and unhackneyed Marie Cor
ELL herself could not have invented a more
wonderful character than Tom Mcriynlc. the
hermit, WHOSE great desire was 10 avoid
pain. bur which finally comes TO him in a
most dramatic form