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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-05-01
THE AKRON ANSWER.
MRS. w. B. EVANS. Department Editor.

evening. He is very earnest speak
er and is very Jealous in the work.
He announced that the Christian En-
deavor society would meet at seven
O'Clock preach Sunday evening and
church services will commence at
eight. Owing to inclemency of the
weather not many attended services
last Sunday but a larger audience
will be expected next Sunday.
Mrs. Swan of Manila visited her
friend Mrs. Cruise and together they
spent Wednesday with Mrs. John
Tranter.
j. U. Wise and wife moved into
the house vacated by Rev. E. G..
Walcott.
Rev. Grisby will occupy the house
vacated by Mr.. Kuntsen.
Under the management of MIR.
Taylor the Anchor was first class
paper but we are informed that here
after it will be printed with the Black
Loan Journal. and will be received
semi monthly. This will undoubtedly
be a good journal and If it is more
satisfactory to the Anchor Publishing
Co. All should cooperate with this
change.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17

they crowded back upon each Oher hush after their cry awed admiration for vsiants from another world.
 Few tourists climbed their dark nes and of those who had with binding radiance white gold
 It certain that the lovely lady other than the Ma donna herself and the child she had brought baby angel The alone mortal He had perhaps been bdden bells madonna the way 0 Eze
 Rosemary, shy but happy began gEg the toys, diving with both hands the baskets which fairy father held Trum p bags of marbles tops and fury animals for the boys according their sge-o Rosemary good judge and heztated
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17

a and poor Both young and starving for happiness In they would be married for she had promised begin the his wife Meanwhile there would be great deal to doso she sad though he could wyn getting ready But Christ be holiday They going that picnic to Ezel three That already planned but Hugh had mentally made addition to the plan of which he had said not word.
 He excited the thought of this plan Rosemary would have had And lest there should be hitch
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17

or he should not have time to accomplish all, he was out of bed by half past 6, that mys- terious hour of dawn when across the glim- mering sea Corsica can be seen floating like heaped basket of violets in waves of trans parent gold.
 Last night he had anxiously inquired of the concierge whether the Monte Carlo shops would be open on Christmas morning and had been informed that they would. Otherwise Hugh Egerton would have been capable of battering down the doors, helping himself to the things he wanted and leaving enough
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17

ademoiseea in black and white this morning like eune file in second mournnghud walk the the faOna ble hour If she did find the thee she said herself she would the Casino for he be place the other at this time of day. though 1t was Christmas
 She walked e but much for her high heeed shoes
 tight and made her feel annoyed with the world and it, except herself than she had been before she started Pres eny she down the green benches and arranged on earth good expression which Pnched her lips almost panfuv as her shoes pinched her She Enre
 nevertheless though many of the who passed her walk ing the pretr and younger and better dressed than she snd grievous still accompanied b agreeable lock
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17

As for the Eze den Rosemary choose them herself by by all these special things be served speak, the Hotel Pension Beau Solei with early breakfast
 When had fnshedwhch when he had bought thing he could think oHugh looked his watch It half hour to the minute since he had left his hotel
 don't why should take long time to shop said
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17

too, but that a detail for really the prin cpa thing he had called for ring with single diamond it. perhaTs-e yes that little sapphire band keep slen der finger.
 The rngs their delicate ca he put into his pocket when he had paid but the other purchases that had impressed upon the hothe of which Riviera hCpeepers accustomed only when they deal with Amer jeans
 Then madames found and blue ha and there just time left rush ovshop round and hill Perhaps Doll Ee might be jealous of rival but there's safety numbers and Hugh thought that dozen assorted sizes from life size down would keep dolls house from echoing with loneliness
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17

she had wondered anxlously Ii the Dlrd WouId come tomorrow with excuses which she might graciously accept. At last she had fallen asleep and dreamed ecstatic dreams about dia- mond necklaces and thousand franc notes. When the procession of three left the Beau Soleil on its way to the English church strings of diamonds were still being drawn through mademoiselle's head, charming, though wreathed with patent curling pins.
 It was half past II when she was walked by the cOmtesse ringing for petits pains and chocolate 4 toilette was hastily made with out too much time being wasted on water, and
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17

tiful, would be more akin to fairyhood than ordinary childhood and might become the "ex- ception that would prove the rule" to an unbe- lieving Jane.
 The cloak was pale blue, and another shop had to be searched for a hat to be worn with it, but madame was most kind in directing monsieur where to find one. Her sister would serve him; therefore he would be we'll served.
 On the way he passed jewellers, and ex- actlv the right string of pearls and the right swallow brooch' stared him in the face in the window It was odd how all the prettiest things in the world of whatever description looked as if they ought to belong to Evelyn and Rosemary Clifford. There was gold bag,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17

he to himself. Ut seems to me the simplest thing in the world. You just see what you want, and then you buy it."
 It was not until all the boxes and parcels must have arrived in the Condamine that an agonizing thought struck Hugh. What if Evie should be offended with him for buying her things to wear9 What if she should imagine him capable of thinking that the things she already had were not good enough when she was coming out with him?
 He suddenly felt a hundred years old. "Ass-worm-menage-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17

money to pay for damages we'll purchases.
 ready long before the shutters of those attractive glass windows taken but he for that He joy walking down the Condamine and gazing other windows attractive and the closed bnd "errv Christmas merry Christmas my darngmne for always now'
 Then dared back rolls and coee beamed the walters, gave them fat pieces merely for beamng return and arrived the Gaee Charles Iroi the shop windows opening radiant Christmas eyes.
 The first paid the florists and time in choos ing simply d I take all those things you have the win dow, pease.
 francs worth of the of white lilies and enough lilies of the va nestng in baby leaves of yellow green clean we'll filled pocketbook but that was all the better The he could spend today the Hugh Egeron pleased He gave Mime Cords address and thing English his visiting card The flowers at once mind in fifteen minutes but now-ths
 How much love that handsome young monsieur thought the mademoe of the shop, with little sigh for of the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17

ing while ane scarcely glanced by the prmenader
 She had begun think that she had better the Casino when down the the upper terrace three figures There something familiar about them all but them together made them more strange Besides the two she knew best strange
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17

in another way. Their habit was to be shab- by, though neat Now there was no one on the terrace as beautifully dressed as this tall young woman and the slim little girl. No; il couldn't be Mime. Clifford and her petit choux! And yet-and yet-as they came nearer, near enough for mademoiselle to rec, ognize the man with them, she felt horrid sensation, as if something which she called her. heart were dropping out of her bosom from sheer heaviness, leaving vacuum.
 Hardly knowing what she did, she sprang up from her bench while they were still far of and began walking toward them. There was queer singing noise in her head and feeling as if the skin were too ii. tlz stretched
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17

Some small sentinel perched on high, perhaps ruins of that fortress castle where once the tenn pie of Isis stood, must have spied the odd proce. sion, for as the tall white girl and the little blue one, with the brown young man, reached the last step of the steep mule path tidal wave of chil- dren swept down upon them out from the mystery of dark tunneled streets.
 Such eyes were never seen as those that gleam- ed at the newcomers great with surprise and won der-eyes of brown velvet, with diamonds shining through; eyes like black wells, with mirrored stars in their unfathomed depths; eyes of wild deer, eyes of fierce Saracens eyes of baby saints all set
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17

rie !" he mathematical himself
 It At 1045 he to call at the Hotel Pension Beau Soe take and Rosemary the English church. How could suspense till then-how endure know had ruined the Christmas which have been perfect?
 He dashed his hotel and five after the oher tearing each before finished good explaining If she didn't understand nothing would make her. But would she understand He knew why said that all fools. They quite right
 he had dare he would have gone her to be out his misery the ohe But he did dar he waited until persuaded himself only his watch but the hotel clock and the Casino clock must be slow
 Then he started and suffered five suocang minutes the public sitting Beau Soe It hdeou with abomna be flowers prawng the wall paper and and all the shut he did notice these things did he ecog the heavy that hung the air that which Mile de Lava The lady of the had ceased exist for him. but
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17

in small bronze faces clear the pro Roman con
 Bella madonna bella madonna pped tiny voice, and forty other voices caught up the adoring cry
 The brown children the old rock village had poured down from their high eyre lombard the strangers from the world below beg laugh lisp ephets their crude pato but sight of the wonderful white lady and her gold haired child
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17

nhe with white mountains bowing away the right and of sapphire spreading the horizon their left
 Out from orange groves and olives they the hill of E rising like horn, while almost pointed apex the old hung like carved fetich to keep away the witches
 The swooped down and up but half way the rocky horn the wide white road turned into paved mule path old the Romans Evelyn and Rosemary climbed hand hand singing Christmas car while Hugh carried the huge baskets filled with toys and sweets in little packets
 Some small sentinel phed hgh perhaps hidden among the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17

made of cloth Anyway there lot of embroidery on Hull which somehow contrived be extraordinarily fetch ing It had mantle which hung soft folds marvousy intricate simple effect he could have fallen upon the neck of the stout powdered silk him that the could be without alteration by dame de jolie ae
 He bought instantly and then seized upon precisely such long thing ermine he had his minds eye granny huff with Really the people of the shop must have had prophetic souls And there white hat with gold buckle and long which looked if had been born shade the face of Evelyn Clifford
 When concons had been secured madame of the black satin and powdered assured monsieur that his Christmas chases would be incomplete without certain blouse which, appeared be combination of foam and leaves There bel crued with seed pearls and hang match Oh certainly monsieur would take these and thing which madame could conscentouy recommend! She could and did recommend several other things and doubt
 coincidence that they happened be the most shop She also ugh gratitude by being able
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17
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OSEMARY chose the toys for the children of the rock village, and then the "picnic" began.
 The car whizzed them up the zigzag road to La Turbie while the noon sunshine still gilded Caesars trophy. They lunched in the Moorish restaurant and then sped on along the upper Cor
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17

ders of the world which she had missed and must always miss. Her heels were appallingly high, and her waist was incredibly small, but she had heart, and there was no heart which would not have softened to Hugh and wished him the best of good luck this day.
 The next window which attracted the young mans eye was one which displayed just such dress as he had vaguely pictured yesterday for dear companion on the terrace. It was white, of course, and he was not sure, but he thought it
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17


 Evelyn Do know most unsuaby dressed? But we had the things hadn't we It wrong to buy them, butdont look terrfed sweet and know just the feeling that prompted you do it. What dream Christmas this going to be-"
 And then she and Rosemary thanked him separately for each nd dua thing he had given It took me and they nearly late for church. but not quite.
 Mile de Iavaette had been looking out of her window at she would have been exceedingly surprised only by the transformation of Mme Clifford and petite bee from church into visions but still more by the sight of their companion But hot and cold disappointment had her bad night She had expected guest dinner She had put her pes roc and had forbidden her mother the She had ordered champagne and bunch of flowers for the table Yet the guest had neither She had stopped the house all the evening" thinking that he might have been detained accident his automobile but the hours had dragged emp Nothing happened except bad headache and quarrel with her mother who ungaefuy inclined be sarcastic at her expense.
 Half the night mademoe had lain awake wondering why the bird had hopping the and through the other half
The Washington herald., 1907-08-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Congress Heights-Caroline Henning 20 Jet wsy-
land ard Welnnsy Wayland, lot Il, block g,
Sz5. George c. HeuniDg to same. same prop
erty sZ5
Bueua yista-SaTie NJ. Parker to Ala J. Han, lot
9 block 70, So
Pinelurst-Pinelurst PARK Company to Ella Reese.
loJ Is. block s. SO.
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. between Twenty
fourth and Twenty-hith streets-Augusta Han,
cock et viT, John. 70 Laura T. Merriam, part
i0tH. square &C. SO.
No. ~ Tenth street n0r7hwest-Walton Harrison
q Tx. 70 George T. Robertson lots . aud g
square 369 SO
Nos q and g street northeast-NJichsel A.
German to Francis 5. Lsrkin, lot y and part
lot o. square CT. SO
Nos. o5 and 20 street southwest-Singleton L
Cooper ct gx. to Joseph H. ChiTen. lots Is and
l6, square 59i So
Bowen Road-Charles Atkins ct 81 70 George At
kins. part Of the Atkins tract containing two
acres
G street southeast. between Tenth and EeTenth
strests-Charles Z. Worthington 70 Guy =.
Worthington. lot 52. square s73. SO.
Barry Fam-Julia Conway. trustee 10 Fannie
Brown, lot ss7. square 5s6S. So
Nos. 6S2 and 634 Callan street nOrtheast-Alary L.
Robinson TO Mamie BecksteiH. lot l5o and Isl.
square SIS SO.
University Park-Hayden Johnson trustee, TO Grace
=. Cors0n, lot q. block i5 SO. c. Arthur
Croun et al. 20 HAYDEN johnson. trustee al
interest in sane property, SO
II street northeast. between Tenth and Eleventh
strects-Tbonas =. Woodward, trustee, to J. Ed
ward FoFlcr and Frank z. Seiffert. trustees.
Of Columbia Lodge. No. 10, I. Q. 0. F., lot 3,
square e5s. Sl5lL0
Union street southwest, between snd streets
Henrietta ". Brewer, ct T!F. j. William. 10 ].
Lee Kolb part original lot l6. square 513. SO.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-15
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 255-Martha NJ. WaldTon ct vir. J. Milton.
to John L. Hargrave and William F. Msttesoa,
70 secure Elizabeth Morris. Clara ". Cox and
Charles ". Morris. S2,2o l TO s. months. per
cent lot ..
Square 609-Samuel T. Harris to Henry Il. Berg
mann and George II. Emmerich, to secure
Metropolis Building Association No. s. S.00o.
lots IS, l6. and II.
Twining City-George ], 2. Maier ct TX 70 Henry
H. Bergmann and George 81, Ernmerich to So
cure Metropolis Building Association No g.
$500, lots I TO g. block 4
Pinehurst-Elia Reese to James F. Hood and Fir
man r. Homer. 10 secure Finehurst Park Com
pany, $40, ! to - months, per cent. lot Is,
block }
Columbia Heghts-Leah Loeb ct yir. Never. 70
Richard Z. Pairo and John J. B7osnan. 70 secure
Z. G, Pairo. S1.d0. TO 10 months, s per cent
lot %. square 2S5i.
Square l0Os-Henry P. Kern ct ux. TO Henry H.
Bergmaun and George NJ EmmcTich. to secure
Communication Building Association No. s.
S0o0 lot 79
Square 59i-Joseph H. Chiven ct uK. to William NJ.
Hoffman and John Quinn. 10 secure president
and directors Of Firemen's Insurance. Company.
Ss3 years. 5 per cent, semiannually. lots Is
and &c.
Square 8s0-Philip Yudele7it ct ux. 20 Henry H.
BergTnann and George N. EmmeTich to secure
GcTman-Amsucan Building Association. No s.
$780, lot @7
Barry Fsrm-Famie Brown ct vr. John H., to
te3Il w Efisug Ailu HIlAil@iil J. ShaOd IT,
So. one year. Per cent part lot i. block T.
lnteFest-Joseph Alexander ct ux. to Francis Il.
Stephens 20 secure Mary 4. Belt, 500, 90 DAYS,
per cent, al interest in estate Of Mary Al
marolia.
Square 55l-Clarence z. Sis ard William J. Lester
SIS. to John Quinn and James Z, Gov, to g.
cure Il, T, Holden 250. years, per cent,
mi-annEally, lot l6i
BIocmingiale-Louis J. Rauel et n, 10 Henry II.
Bergman and Charles schafer, to secure North
ern Liberty German-Anserican Building Associa-
ton, No. 6. Sl90 lot rs. block H.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. aug f--CATTLE-Receipts. ls,5oOi ssti-
mated for tomorrow, 600. Market steady TO shade
lower Prime beeves, 555a7s5i poor to medium, 40
a559; stockers and feeders a61aL90; cows and hef-
ers. 26Oa450i cannsrs l4oa2.5o; Texans. 3.5oa4so.
HOGS-Reoeipts, 2A0O0; estimated for tomorrow,
1000 Market &c higher Light. 6.20a672ia; rough,
5l5a575; mixed 5.S5a66715i heavy, 5s5a6.S0; pigs.
575a6.4o
SHEEP-Beeeipts, e5Q00l estimated for tomorrow,
l40l2 Market weak TO 100 lower. Native sheep $50
a570; Western sheep, 251a570; native lambs, 525a
80; Western lambs 5.50a760.
New York Aug. IL-CATTLE-Receipts, 0eo Mar
ket Slow top steers barely steady. Steers A5a665i
oxen, 2O0aAS2i bulls 259aS15 cows l25a375; choice
fat, A55; fat cows ard heifeTs. mixed A75,
CALVES-Recsipts, 2O0, Veals steady butter
milks and gasEegs unchanged, Yeas, 5.25aS@5i fat,
SO: ggesseTs and buttarnlks s03a35 mixed calves,
A25a5.59
SHEEP AND LAsfBs-Receipts 5.io0, Western
sheep strougi Others steady Sheep. 350a550 cuils,
s.ooas.25; lambs, 6z5aS35I oulls 55l
HOGs-Receipts. 1886. Market frm. Stats and
Pennsylvania hogs, 6.00a72
The Washington herald., 1907-08-15
DAILY COURT RECORD.
"wednesday, August II, 19O7)
DISTRICT COURTS.


JUSTICE BARNARD.
Fisher vs.. Diekey; John Z. MeNally substituted as
trustee. Complainant's solicitor, J. II. Adriaans
Matthews IS Williams heirs; decree pro confesso.
Complainant solicitor Charles Il. Cragin-
ByIne V. Berry; decree Of June 3, 1897. amended.
Complainant solicitors. Hamilton. Colbert. YeTkes
& Hamilton Defendants solicitor, A. =. Hoeh-
iine. jr.
International Trust Company rs. Kuhn ct al
order OEeiing motion TO vaCate pro confesso. Com
plsinants collector. ". C. Clephane; defendant S
solicitor Edmund Burke.
Duiany vs. Waggaman ct al rule on purchaser 70
show cause. Compliments solicitors. Maddox &
Galley.
Mitchell ys. Mitchelli testimony ordered taken be-
fore Fountain Peyton, examiner. and A. W. scott
appointed 10 defend. C0mplainants solicitor. P. W.
FTisby
Holmes vs.. Washington Loan and Trust Company;
appearance Of absent defendant ordered. Complain
ants solicitor. c. Z. Emg.
Brent IS HegYCl. defendants property ordered de-
iyered 20 receivers. COEllsinauts solicitor \. W.
BaIksdsic.
Sylvester vs. Blakey: pro confessO against certain
defendants orders and fund ordered paid into reg
istry. Complainants solicitor, F. II. stephens; de
ieuGant's solicitors. John Ridout George c. Cert
man, II. A. Heitmuller and McGoEan. SsrTsn *
Mohgn.
Lougshaw Burns; motion to answer certain
questions OveTuIcd. CoDplainaut's SOLICITORS A. B.
Webb and Edwin Forrest; defendants solicitor, l.
4. Bailey.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-15
New Orleans.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. aug I-SUGAl-Refned sugar was
duh and unchanged. Raw dun, steady and uu-
changed. with Centrifugal. 8 test. az 1915; Mus
az 3l6 The london market for sugar bects was
quiet and unchanged, wsth August quoted al s 50
end September az 9s gAd.
NAVAL SToRES-The market for spirits tIrpeu-
tine vas quiet and without important change IN
prices and machine made barrels were quoted az
59z Rosin ruled duh and unchanged. with common
% good strained quoted az AS. Tar held steady
at ESQ for Oh barrels.
MILL FEED-Fair: quiet. Spring bran. lo9-pound
sacks % aui7e lake and rail- Z.5j. middngs. Z-5l.
city bsan, 22O0, in bulk; Western red dog 22io, 70
arrive
FLOUR-Iuygilar; trade quiet. Spring patents.
5ooa5.So; spring clears. a1Ga395 winter straights.
4C9aA25; winter clears. 34)o3s0; Kansas in SACKS.
patents As9a470; straights. Al5as-s5: clears 32
RYE FLOUR-3farket dali; S50a5.10
CORN AfEAL-Stcady: trade slow. Kln-drlcd for
export 3Sa3i0; coarse meal. IN bags. Ll6alls.
HAY-Suong. good grades wanted Receipts. SO
tons Prime timothy. L&; No. !, L2osLE; No 2
l.05al- 10; No. g. 9Ja95.
STRAW-Steady: fair demand Long re. 6)a65.
BEBF-Steady; trade inactive Family. 1350al400;
packet, i00)alLe.
PORK-Steady; moderate business Mess. T.75a
l8.25; family 1900
TALLOW-Steady; moderate business. City. in
hozshesds. eN.
LARD-Quiet. Prime Western. go; city. s65;
refined Continent. $50; South Anerican l0l1: re-
hned Brazilian, kess. n.55; city steTine, IL oloo-
steaTne weak, New York, Szass.; Chicago. g.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-15
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members Of
the New York Stock aud Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange 1888 street north
west.
New York aug H-LiverDool made good
opening and a poor finish for contracts. while
showing a better demand for spots. Local trading
was small. with The range irregular and fuctuatio1s
narrow. Absence q weather news vas against
active trading. Big commission houses sold pretty
freely during the morning aud large sales were
credited D. the benr leaders More settled con
ditous in the stock market held sellers IN control
with general disposition 10 proceed cautiously.
until we have more light frgn Texas The news
frcm that State viii be the determining factor
when i c0mes. Meanwhile speculation hangs
fre. oue side fearing thst generous rains there
Will lead 20 p sharp break. a1d the other fearing
that Continued dry conditions viii send prices
skyward. Ia the Afternoon the forecast was for
unchanged conditions for Texas and led 70 a
deadlock in the market. The general character
# the CI1D news outside II TEXAS. is good and
there is the danger q attaching toe much import
snce 20 Texas drvlth
IiVerfl7o is due Sc lower