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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21
FIGHT TO Be WAGED
TO THE BITTER END
80 Compromise or Arbitration
In Longshoremen's Strike.
sTHIKERo EQUALLY DETERMINED

AM Amount Of Money Has Been Au-
tborized To Be Expended to Fight
strike-AetIon Of Lonsshorsmen Is
Praised
New York. May 20. Announce
zaent is made that the finance COM
mlttee Of the International Mercantile
Marine company has approved any act
previously done by its officers and
mas ordered that the strike OF the
longshoremen be fought 70 the end.
The commission has also taken from
eyery officer the power OF compromise
or arbitration, and has authorized the
expenditure OF any amount OF money
20 carry out the agreement entered
Into with g5 other deep sea hnes, to
aght the strike. Among those at
the meeting at which bhis action was
taken were J NJ Morgan, Jr., and
Charles Steele and J !. Bruce Ismay.
The strikers show the same deter
animation as the companies do 70 fight
A out. aud the prophecy IN some
quarters that they would be starved
into submission has not yet material
12ed.
The men generally are orderly. A
number Of them who were congregat-
ID on the river front Friday night
awaiting Developments, assisted to
save thousands Of dollars worth OF
freight during the Dig Gre on the
Southern Paclno pier which caused a
losl Of half a million dollars. They
are receiving much praise for this ac-
tlon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21
rEDERAL IuRY 10 raY cAsg.
First Capital Case to Come In Judge
speer's Court In Years.


Macon, Gal, May 20 "A special
grand Jury has been drawn for the
hearing OF the case OF murder against
Thomas Battle. the man who Thurs
day became involved in fight with
ID. NJ Berry, a foreman on the fed
eral building. WHICH resulted In the
latters death.
United States Marshal George f..
Whites Instituted the proceeding
which put The case properly before
the United States court. District
attorney Alderman and Assistant r.
e. storrs VIII be in charge Of the
prosecution John r Cooper viii
appear for the defense.
Battle Is southern confederate,
having gone through the war In COM
pany G.
This Is the first capital case COM
ing into Judge Speer's court in many
years, and the officials are Watching
the proceedings with no little inter-
est. The man Is now behind the
bars IN Bib county Jail, a federal
nrisoner
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21
strike ends IN KIIlIno .

New York, May 20. One man was
shot and instantly killed, and an
ether wounded as q result Of row
growing ow Of The longshoremen's
strike IN Hoboken Friday. Tue dead
man was Harry Marshall. byW,and-
or. The man who fred the shot
and who himself was wounded while
resisting arrest. 10 BENJAMIN Vincent,
Vincent Is about % years old. and IS
said 10 have been employed by a de-
,oetiye agency on one Of the docks
affected by the strike Vincent mar
rowiy escaped iynohing at thV hands
OF crowd Of angry strikers before
he was taken 10 a polCe station.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21

savannah. Ca. May 20-The fam
Ny OF ne iAie Rufus r. Lester, Goa
gresham from the arst district. has
lust erected a TAN granite monument
q his memory In Bonaveut~re Gene
terry Tue memorial possesses tha,
cute, dEnl;y benfrnE ne memory Of
a mae who vas 50 veil liked aud vh0
has served Ms paople IN 80 many
1anaAitiaa-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21
HAYWOOD TRIAL.
Another Week May Elapse Before the
Jury Box la Filled.

Jury Box ls Filled.
Boise, Idaho. May 2o.--Wfth Ave
peremptory challenges exhausted out
OF twenty; with thlrty-two talesmen
81 be examined, eleven ialesmen in
tho box awaiting peremptory ohal-
ienses and one still under examina-
ton for cause, the case against Wil-
liam d. Haywood, charged with the
murder OF former Governor steunen-
berg. opened Saturday morning with
small prospects Of a jury being COM
pieted before the end OF next week.
Monday will see the beginning OF
The second fun week Of the ry-get-
ting period. II Is quite possible that
enc present venire viii have been ex-
Aausted before a fury has been Sc
eured Should this prove 70 be the
case, It IL even likely that the third
week will be entered before the jery
box is tuh and the case begins in
aarnest
The storm raised over the publish
"a interviews with Harry Orchard
asems 20 have almost subsidized.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21
orand chapssr EIstsr' - !

warrenton. Ca. Ma "A
grand chapter Of TIE oroi. =, Y
Eastern star convened her ~,
aud Friday OF THIS Ee'A -,
sixty representative we're -
The Chrisus cha7,sr. e. ~. ~. 81
was represented by MISS 81
Grszor. worthy mairOa = - a..
Msusr. wor'hy pstrou ana
McCgeeor. assos@ats nal'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21
KNOX IS CHOICE Of
THE KEYSTONE STATE
Republican Safe Conveptio,I
to Endorse U. S. Senator
WILL MEET ON THE 9Th OF JUN,
Roosevelt VIII, It Is Said, Be Graf.
flied at Conventions Action, 3.
cause He Will Regard It as 4, g..
dorsemsnt Of His. Policies.

Chicago, May 2O.-A dis7a,c, b,
the Tribune from Washington D, e
says:
United States Senator Phlander G
Knox is to bs%endOrsed by the Reopb.
lican state convention Of Pennsyy,.
MIA which meets on June G, as h4
choice OF the Keystone State for pre,.
ident in succession to Theojots
Roosevelt.
This news reached Washington Fri.
day and is known to the presiiep,
The resolution naming Mr.. Knox wind
present him to the country as the mar
who most completely meets the de-.
mand for a successor to Mr.. RoOse-
welt, who will take no backward st1l
In the enforcement of the policies iOr
which the present administrator
stands.
1t can be said authoritative thad
President Roosevelt will express ga.-
ification over the action of the con
vention because he will regard II a
an endorsement OF his policies. Sens-
tor Knox was attorney general in Nj.
Roosevelt's cabinet, and initiated tAs
Northern Securities and other cissi
which have reflected credit upon III
administration and, moreover, ha3
sided in the passage OF Legislation
which the president desired
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21

Atlanta, May 2O-'Friday H'''. :,
Cook Brandey, 'lS year on,
Kicked on the head By ne -. -. \
was trying to ride. and died -
injuries IN less than 90 hon. n
The ilfile boy was The son q 80,
Brantley. Who Avss near E4s, -, =
Tue father was formerly q -,
on The csatrai Of Georc' r'.''
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21
Meets ln Aoausta. ca. . Next.

Savannah, Ca. May 2O.-The con-
vention OF the Episcopal diocese OF
Georgia came to "a close Friday af-
ternoon. Next year the convention
will take place in Augusta. but at
that tine the convention will be rep
resentaive of but one-half the
churches in the state. At about the
same time probably, the first conyen-
ton Of the northern diocese will be
held. The meeting Of the general
convention Of the church will be held
in Richmond in the fail, and the d.
vision Of the diocese of Georgia,
which was voted Friday, will be rat
ifo.i. Immediately thereafter or as
soon as organization Of the diocese
can be effected, the northern diocese
win be effective.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21
Shooting OCCUR In a saloon.

Atlanta, May 2O.-Charging that
he was lift wttl an empty whisky
bottle, NJ F.. Lyon, bartender, on
Friday night shot w. II. Faith, a
saloopist. in the left breast while
Standing In the Globe saloon on Broad
street. The real cause Of the shoot
Ing, 1t Is alleged, is the result OF
some recent arrests that were made
by the police In which Lyon figlUed.
Faith, although very seriously wound
ed was never unconscious and talk
ed freely about the matter while 'wait-
ing for the ambulance. The atten-
sants at the infirmary state that the
saloonist is seriously wounded but Will
not die,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21
rranIo neath o. erIfnn 20.

Grim. Ga. May 2o.--NsHs >,
reached here Of the tragic dsan -.
winslow Doe, son Of Mr.. ana "a =
CaaIes r. Doe, OF this couaV, .
was working on q wafer o. y
Lawrenceburg, N. c., Taea p
HIS footing and fell to the
being killed instantly. H' W.
years of age.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21
W,at.rn unlon ras R,turns .

Atlanta. May 1s.--The annual tax
returns OF the western Union Tele-
graph company were made Friday to
Comptroller General W. A. wright.
The company returns its total proper
" In GesFssa a 81 $50 $40. Of which
$3.50. $50 represents the franchise,
This "a an increase o. about s200, =
900. as compared with the return OF
last year
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21

Piiisburg, Pa. Nav 20 Locked
al the steam room Of the WAshlng-
foa PARK naiatoriam FRIDAY nlght Iou,
men Wcre badly scaldud BY sudden
pressure OF steam. Three Of he
victims wsrs visitors, aud ne tourSh
AZ asendspt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-21

Madrid. May 20 TIE baptism 81
the heir 10 ne spanish throne. Prince
Alfonso. cl Asieras, who AS bsf
NAY no. occ,lrrsd % ,aa private char
81 o. ne palace here At uoon sA,4s
tay
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
SLATER

A. Montgomery who was
Operated on some time ago for
u trouble with which he was
suffering is now said To be
improving.
We are also glad TO report
that j. Il. Jarvis is now up
and around feeling much i'm.
proved.
A movement is on foot for
the organization of the Rural
Carriers of Saline County
May 30 for the betterment of
service.
Miss Francis Eggleston,
General Delivery clerk of the
Slater postofice is visiting in
Lexington this week.
We understand that G. r.
Fields one Of our Horticul'
turist is pinning his hopes IL
a late gooseberry crop for
1907 fruit.
The green bug in our wheat
has put up the price OF flour
so high that even IA breakfast
food of dessicated coru cobs
looks good 10 Us.
There is some talk Of re
organizing our fire company
quite number Of young
meu are wiling to join ant
with the older mem bers Il
direct, ought To make fir
lighters u be proud of. 4
little encouragement by thu
City Council and business
men would bring this about
Talk it up-work 1T up.
The Ladies' OF the Presby
terrain Church of this city pre-
scented the play "All Day a
the Union Station" May lot
and l1th which was u decide
success financially AZ tn
opera house was packed bot
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
M. v. c. Debate

The last of "A series of four
inter Collegiate debates is a
debate with James Mllliki IN
University OF ID, citur, Ill.
aud is to be held at Marshall
IN the Stewart Cuapel tonight
Friday.
James Millikiu University
is IA sister college al Nj. V. e..
situated at Decatur, Id, ani
the debate promises to be the
best of the season.
The question Is Resolved
that the u. ). should sub
sidize it's Merchant Marun".
Missouri Valley * represent
ed by Il. Excel Fry, j..
Bourne Mitchell and James
q. Willingham. This Is the
irst Interstate debate we
nave ever had here and every
one is requested To come out
aud give the representatives
III Illinois n good receptlon
md also u hearty support To
the boys mt home.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
High School Closing.

The baccalaureate sermon
to the high school gradua "a
was delivered at the FIRST
Baptist church Sunday even.
ing by Rev. o. 5. Russell.
Supt. Il. J.. Scott presided
over the meeting aud Rev. j.
r.. Abbott read the Scripture
|. ssun. Several musical Sc.
lectious were also rendered.
The talk by Rev. Russell was
timely aud 10 the point.
Barely half of our citizens
who desired Ia attend the SER
wees were able Ia gain admit
lance because of tue tbroDg.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
Frank Lisetor Tuesday

FRANK Lisetor Tuesday
showed us the picture of "a
very handsome new church mt
fouDgeman, Ohio. presided
over by Ed. II. ID. Draper,
his nephew. The new church
is Just being completed aud
will be dedicated in August.
After printing page s in
which we mentioned Mrs.
Dennis resignation as our
Blue Lick correspondent, we
are pleased To state ths5 she
has reconsidered aud will con-
tiDue TO act as our news
writer there.
j. a. Hanna, formerly Of
Miami, was appointed by W.
ii. Fletcher to take the posi-
ton of j. G. Thompson rs
manager of his big store.
Mr.. Hanna has been with
Fletcher's since last fall, is
genial, able gentle man aud
will no doubt keep up the
good record OF this firm.
Levi Billingsley informed
MS Wednesday, that his daugh
ter, Mrs. Lizzie McDormut
has been seriously i'll this
week OF rheumatism ant
tousiliti's but is improving
Her husband is in Utah n
present, but they were unable
to reach him by telegraph
Mr.. Billingsley says his
combination treatment o
'chin music and osteopath,
is still helping him.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
LOCALS.

A new son arrived mt the
home of Mr.. anl Mrs. j. s.
Wilson Monday, May IL.
Miss Belle Donehoe enter
tanned Miss Anna Grace, of
Kansas City, this week.
Miss Pet Parrish came
home from Chicago Tuesday
to spend the summer.
Ernest Ashley came down
from Kansas City to he with
his father who is still very
sick.
Misses Allie Lantz and
Mabel Black burn spent sew
|eral days this week in Jeffer'
son City with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.. Gar.
cett, formerly of Orearville,
have moved from Mounds, |,
10 Mountain Grove, Mo.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jesse Phelps
announce u new daughters
arrival at their home north
east OF Marshall Monday.
Miss Rosa Richter has beer
elected as teacher of thu
Prairie Home School, tw'
miles northwest OF this city
Ben Larman came in frou
West Glasgow Wednesday I.
look after his horse and wa
the guest of Il. b. Clawson's
Col. Stone is huldiag sue
cessful auction on the ives
side of the square every SAL
urday afternoon beginning a
~ O'clock. Bring in you
household furniture and liv
stock. Prices reasonable.
j. Fl. Pritchett, o! st. Loui
representing the Merchant
Life Association was in Mar
shall Wednesday and handles
Mrs. Clay Lennon u chez
for $4,000, the amount of hi
insurance in that company.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
Song Service for Benefit
Chinese Sufferers

The First Presbyterian
Church has arranged u splen-
did musical program for next
Sunday evening at 8 O'Clock.
Among those taking part will
be the Marshall Ladies' Quar-
tette,a male double quartette,
the Vawter orchestra and the
church choir. After the SER
vices an offering will be TAX
en- for the benefit of the
Chinese famine sufferers.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
Marshall Teachers

were with a few exceptions
reelected by the school board
this week.
Prof. Sewers, principal OF
the high school, did not apply
again as he expects to attend
the State University. Also
Miss Holman. Pref Harmon
was elected ia Mr.. Sewers
place and Martin Hayes u
Mr.. Harmon's position. Miss
Albeitz will take Miss Hol'
mans place. The colored
teachers are the same except
Miss Hawkins, who did no,
apply.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
Cleanup Day.

Mayor j. X. Phillips has
designated next Tuesday f,
May 2lst, as cleanup day at
which time all residents Of
Marshall are requested u
have their tin cans and other
rubbish set In the rear alley
or other convenient place for
the city wagons " haul away
free. You are only request
ed TO do this, but IL you don't
see tit TO do SO you'll receive
definite orders compelling
you to do so mt your expense
On short notice.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
Splendid Entertainment

One of the seasons most
enjoyable entertainments was
thai gwen by the high sch~l
pupils AT the opera bouss
Wednesday evening. The
parts were unusually we'll
carried out aud all went home
we'll pleased. The gradual
ing exercises were held last
night, of which we expect Ia
give an extended notice next
week.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17


in the two nights. The Ia
dies we're generously assisted
in presenting their play by
the young society people of
the city W whom much of the
success is due.
The school board OH May
18th reelected all of the grade
teachers with the exception of
, Miss L. Hickman who did not
apply we under stand also
they elected two high scbUl
teachers. Miss Mary Birch,
of Glasgow, WAS elected ~ I'll
vacancy in grades.
. Prot. g. g. Alexander and
wife and daughter, of Albany,
Mo-, left for home this week
after n I'D day visit with rela.
tives and kindred.
Rev. s. V. Sydenstricker,
The new pastor OF the Pres
byterian church of this city
has every thing ready Tor
moving his family t the
city. They will arrive this
week.
Commencement exercises
of the Uiph School will take
place Friday evening of this
week.
All the churches in town
dispensed with preaching ser
vice last Sunday morning on
account of the baccalaure-
ate sermon at the Methodist
church which was preached
by Rev. Clark, the Baptist
minister. A very large at
tendance bonored the occasion
and listened To quite an IN
terestlng and an Instructive
discourse.
Elder G. q. Shouse, Of Mel
sou, was IN our midst and
preached an able appreciative
sermon at the Christian
church at night. Mr.. Shouse
is quite famllliarly and favor
ably known in this and other
counties.
The farmers are feeling
very much discouraged on Tn.
account of the damp and cold
weather, aud are thinking
that they will have to plant 4
> good deal of their corn Ovel
again. The wheat seemS u
be all right notwithstanding
y IA few bugs are presenting
themselves 10 the dissatisfac
5 tion Of some OF the farmers.
Elder w. II. Henson mad,
IA trip u Moberly this week
10 deliver one oi his famous
D lectures and Of course tn,
large attendance present en-
!joyed the lecture very much.
? Rev. Hays, n well know
minister Of the Presbyterian
= faith aud order is quite poor
ly at his daughters, Mrs
Jones in this place. In viey
of his extreme age aud tb'
: affection with which he Il
!, suffering renders his recov
u cry rather uncertain but still
he is said to be some bette.
at this writing. Two Of hi
J. sons, one from California an
one from Ill. are with thel
r father ut present.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
Accidentally Shot.

A very sad accident occur.
red at Sweet Springs We'd
nesday morning. Thos. Chat
man. the 17-year-old son OF
JEFF Chairman. started to go
out hunting with three other
boys and as they got to the
edge Of town young Chairman
accidentally shot himself in
the left breast, dying in
stantly. He was one of
Sweet Springs best young
men and the accident is in
deed a sad one.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
Big Musical Show Has Many
Pretty Girls

A search for beauties by
the management of Beautiful
Bigdad, whica appears here
for two. matinees aud three
nights, beginning Monday
May 20 on the Eagles lot, re-
suited in bringing together
the most beautiful and shape
ly singing aud dancing girls
ever seen in a single musical
comedy.
Six winners Of the iuterna-
tional beauty contest are
among the forty or more te-
male song birds. And they
are all young.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17

In the treatment OF piles It becomes
necessary to have the remedy put up
In such = form that II can DO applied
to parts affected. Man Fan Pile rem
edy IL encased 10 u collapsible tube
with nozzle attached. II cannot help
but reach the spot. Relieves blind
bleeding, itching aud ~protrudiue piles.
so cents with nozzle guaranteed. Try
u. Sold by p. q. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
Corner Stone Laying

AT a meeting OF the Mar.
shall school board Monday
evening it was decided 10 lay
the corner stone of the new
high school building GU June
4th, with proper ceremonies.
The Masonic order has been
asked TO take charge Of the
occasion.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
Mrs. Mollie Peterson

widow of the late John Peter
son, of east of Marshall, died
of consumption on May 9Th,
aged about go years. Her
funeral occurred at Ridge Park
on Thursday following.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
,virst Insertion May iN
Administrators Notice.

utnistration ON the estAte Of Timothy
Haye, Deceased, were granted TO the under.
sisssd, ON the eth day Of May ien, by the
q An psrs0na having clninls against snid
'cstnte arc Required to exhtbit them 70 me
for allowance Within one year AFTER the
ciuded frOIn any benefit VI such estatss And
|if such claims be not exhibited within two
ysars from The time u tbs psnlieAtion q
thiu notice. thsy shall - forever hArrsd,
PArRlCK HAYss
AdMjnAserneer
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
Carpet and Rug Weaving

have the latest and best
weaving machine and am pre-
pared to make carpets and
rugs at reasonable prices. Also
sell them.
Mrs. Bessie Mounts, 3
Gn24) Blue Lick, Mo.
Orders can be left with Tay-
lor Department Store, Mar
shall. u
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
Strayed or Stolen

From near Napton, May 9th,
gray horse, 1900 to l4OO lbs.
blind in right eye, one ear
marked. Belonging To Mrs.
E.. j. Steele, NaptOn, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
DEATHS
John Witt

died at the colony at 8 p. m.
Wednesday Of epilepsy, aged
about 40 years. He was sent
up from Miller county last
Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
Eighteenth Anniversary Sc
vice

The First Nj. T.. church will
observe the 18th anniversary
of the Epworth League Sun
day evening at 100 with u
special service for which I'M
interesting program has been
arranged. All welcome.
Ia Crosse snnSs - NJ = &
ROOFING. Put W sxprstsi, f,s
from. The pr,oo Ia lew considering
rs good quality. use u and tell
your neIshbor about ".
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17

lmltnAisN = enc slnssrsst NaAAssys
I'll ether resNNss are mass - seee
lks NuuENolo. " yeu 1900 ~
sseAs ~. Nunsssld.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17

"A CROSSE ~ LOS
READY MIXED PAINTS
LEADS the rest.
Stands the test,
Proves the best
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1907-04-30

Have you any conception Of colorT
a friend asked a blind man What
idea have you when you hear colors
mentioned?"
"a person blind from birth as have
been can have no possible proper con
ception of color" was the reply. TO
me color is sound. or rather, music.
When l hear the word red, for ex-
ample, / instantly think OF a high
piercing note Of music; blue is TO me
a delicately sounded note fairly high
and pleasing in tone; green is sofl
tone and rather low. quiet and rest
full; while yellow is lively, quick little
notes rapidly sounding and causing
pleasure, almost to laughter Black
alas, is the only color we can realize
for we are told that that is the absenef
of all light, and we know only TOT
well what that means.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1907-04-30
Anti-FOot Binding Society.

Direction of the anti-foot-bindins
movement in China has been handed
over to the Shanghai ladies' commit
tee to Chinese, who have already IS
tablished many ani-fOot-binding so
cieties throughout this great empire.
writes a Shanghai contributor to .
newspaper there. Great was the sur
prise and vet greater the delight al
the recent annual meeting of the
Tientsu Hui (snti-foot-binding society
when it was announced that not only
a Chinese committee had been formed
but also an executive committee with
two Chinese gentlemen as secretaries.
one for foreign correspondence and
one for Chinese. and that several Of
the gentlemen would attend the meet
ing"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1907-04-30
GETTING EVEN.

She had refused him, and he stood
twlrling his mustache and looking
quizzical until she was in a tearing
temper.
What are you standing there for?'
she demanded, stamping her foot.
Well, / am wondering" he said.
slowly, whom you are going to
marry, since you won't marry me-
It's none of your business" she
famed. angrily.
"Oh. yes, it IS" he drawled. "At
any rate, I'm interested. l shouldn't
like you to marry a fellow / didn't
think well Of, you know. since came
near marrying you myself"
II seemed TO her that she should
faint with indignation.
You never came near marrying
me" she at length managed to gasp
Il didn't think even of marrying you
and as to whom 1 do marry, you have
nothing to do with it. l shall marry
anybody l please!"
That's just it, he returned, thought
fully; suppose you don't please any
body?' Then there was nothing lef
to her but raving Mysteries.