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Holbrook argus., 1907-02-12

A. L. Stevenson of : damana
was a visitor to the county seat
last Thursday.
Holbrook argus., 1907-02-12

F. A. Zuck, wife and little
daughter drove in from their
nearby ranch Friday afternoon.
Holbrook argus., 1907-02-12

I. w. Weatherford, promi-
nent hotel man and property
owner of Flagstaff, was in town
the latter part of the week. Mr..
Weatherford took advantage OF
the opportunity while here of
paying a visit to his old-time
friend Capt. Henry Warren ofthe
Aztec Land & Cattle Co., at the
Headquarter Ranch d few miles
below town.
Holbrook argus., 1907-02-12

Councilman Robert Scott, of
Navajo county, has introduced
a bill in the council requiring all
passenger trains to stop at all
county seats at least three min
utes. This bill is probably for
the benefit of Holbrook and to
REQUIRE the Santa Fe limited
trains to stop at that place
Flagstaff Sun.
Holbrook argus., 1907-02-12

Max Schuster returndd Sunday
morning from a two weeks visit
with relatives and friends in
Philadelphia, New York and
Chicago. Mr.. Schuster reports
a foot of snow in the Keystone
state and that sleigh riding is the
regular thing there.
Holbrook argus., 1907-02-12

Eggs for Matching. Pure Strain
Rhode Island Reds. $1.oO per
setting of fourteen.
w. Z. SCORSE.
Holbrook argus., 1907-02-12

On Friday morning when w.
B. Cross, the tonsorial artist,
made his appearance upon the
street he seemed to be in an un-
usuully happy frame of mind and
wore a two by four smile. But
it was not until he began to
hand out to his friends Upman
Boquets and other material that
was too damp to smoke that the
real cause was suspected. Mr..
Cross informed his friends that a
young lady weighing ten pounds
had arrived at his house that
morning with every indication of
becoming a permanent member
of the household. Everybody in
Guiding Mr.. Cross doing nicely.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29

One OF the things most apparent
about the gallery al the worlen's ten
mis- tournament In Newport durila
the summer season is th., tae wives
OF millionaires and women with mil
lions in their own light have not ac-
CURED the knaek OF growing old
gracefully Probably they never will
for the simple reason that In THEN
artificial world nothing Is so tire
some as old age The tennis tourn
ament furnishes the first good excu {
for the gathering Of the entire New
port culOny. and there is mingled
comedy and tragedy in the frequent
sight of a woman on the dark side
of so trying 10 look like a girl in
her teens. Surely there has been a
change since our grandmother days
when nothing was yenerated so much
a. white hairs. Still the student
OF the time may console himself by
asserting that society is only tiny
part OF our national body.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
FAST B. & 0. TRAIN
ITS REAR END OF
FREIGHT ON SIDING
ARECk IN O1IO IN WHICH EIGHT
MEN MEET DEATH AND SCORE
HURT, DUE TO NEGLIGENCE
OF OPERATOR.

Wheeling, w Va, Sept 2s.--Eight
men were Killed and score injured,
several fatally at BelIaire Ohi7. tn $
afternoon when the Chicago an !
Wheeling express train on the Bl Il
mere anu Ohio rai.r ad crashed int
a freight which was moving slowl
on siding The wreck was dae. il j.
said. to the failure Of the operator
turn a switch The west bound
freight had received orders to maet
the YaasaageF at the western limits OF
the Beglaire yards and was moving
slowly along the siding. here the
wreck occurred there Is a sharp curve
which prevents engineers OF east
bound trains from seeing more than
a few feet ahead. The passenger
train swun around the curve rapidly
being three hours late, and should
have gone on in safety on the main
line. The switch to the siding how
ever, had not been turned and the
train shot into the freight. The smck
er was telescoped by the baggage car
and every occupant of the smoker
was injured or killed. The passengers
in the day coaches and two Pullmans
were tumbled from their seats but nos
seriously injured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
1884 John Mccullough, the actor,
broke down during his pegfc rm
ancc at McVickars Thcate",
mcasC.
Biography.


r. NJ CullInani whose name has
been given to the huge diamond In
thl 1ra@yaal government prcpcs u
Ia present to King Edward VII. was
born Ia Cape Colony September ~,
1862, iIs went to TIM Rand IN the
carly Gays ana soon became one OF
the bic men In the diamond fields.
Starting first rs a builder and contrac
ter he rapidly accumulated larg
fortune. After the Beer war he hal
a change to buy farm near Pretoria
which art behaved IL De diane ndIfar-
Gus, though 1t had never been teste !
by experts. Nj Cpllinan decided 10
take a chance on the property ard
paid the owner nearly $500 GOO for IT,
Practically his entire fortune was
risked IN the venture. 1t was lucky
speculation. however for today the
cid farm is valued at over $SO000,00o
and in the first year or two II yieldad
diamonds to the value Of several mil
lion dollars The greatest find was
The huge diamond which bears Mr..
CullInans name and which weights
one aud one-haIf pounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
MADE A TORCH or PADDY.
Now the Chances Are He VIII Carry
His Matches Elsewhere.

Nine-year-old Paddy Monaco says
that the next time he plays hat on the
back with the gang he isn't going to
have his rear pants pocket full OF
matches, says the New York Sun.
They play the game strenuously in
lot on Twenty-seyenth street, near
Tenth avenue. The game had pro-
crossed TO the grab the hat and slap
stage yesterday, and Paddy stood dou-
bl1d up with his head pointed east
ward and the other end OF him direct
ed toward the setting sun. Tommy
Glynn In leaping over Paddy gave him
a vigorous wall0p. In a twinkling the
west end OF Paddy spouted smoke and
he let howl out Of him that could
be heari for blocks The other kids
beat the iiamCs out as best they could
and saved AT lesst the front part Of
Paddys breechcs. Tommy Glynn and
Billy Rooney were more or less badly
burned about the hands, and Paddy
was more severely burned elsewhere.
An ambulance was summoned from
Roosevelt hospital and the surgeons
fixed iup the Glynn and Rooney boys
and took Paddy To the hospital for
more thorough treatment. Later PADDY
was sent to his home at 545 West
street and ate his sup
per of the mantlepiece.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
ROSES HIDE SAWS
SENT TO PRISONER

Omaha. Sept 2S.-When arrested
acre Frank Farney was working a
lever scheme to assist partner to
ascape from jail at Canon City. Coils,
where Farney himself is wanted on a
ighway robbery charge.
lie bot ght large box of Ame;i an
eauty roses from florist Sunday
and put false bottom in the box. In
this he put six saws and a note ad-
dressed Ees sLewf The box was to
have been sent to a trusty in the
Canton City jail.
A teFesrhhr comes from Sheriff
John Essen of Canon City to hold
Farney. as be escaped from the coun-
~ jail there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
A Paradox in Ace.

At an entertainment provided by the
Woman's philharmonic society the
most widely advertised attraction was
a dancer, who, so it was whispered,
had become too old to teach in the
public schools and had taken to dane
ing for a living That remarkable
announcement drew a crowd of curl
Ous persons who we're anxious to see
what woman looked like who was
too old to teach but young enough to
practice the terpsichorean art in pub
lie. Also. everybody wanted TO know
what the topsyturyy age might be. but
q course, no one found out.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
TO THE SIXTH GENERATION.
People Who Have Lived to See Many
Of Their Descendants.

II Is given to few men, as TO H. T..
Wullschleger OF the canton OF Vaud.
to celebrate the birth OF a great-great-
granddaughter, but even more remark
able experiences than this are on rec
ord. according to the Westminster Ga
zette. DR.. Plot in his Natural His
tory Of Staffordshire" quotes the case
of old Mary Cooper of Kings Bromley.
who lived to see the sixth generation
OF her descendants. and was In the
position to say. Rise up. daughter.
and go to thy daughter. for thy daugh-
ter's granddaughter hath a daughter"
while Horace Walpole lived to see
seven descents In one family. the pro-
geny Of Mrs. Godfrey. mistress Of
James II. II is not long since the dow
ager duchess Of Abercorn died leaving
more than 200 direct descendants. al
least four of whom were great great.
grandchildren. About the same time
Mrs. Sarah Ann Woolf, Of Utah. nursed
her twenty-third grest-greatg grand
child. one of 303 living descendants:
while II is said OF a Spaniard who re-
turned from America to his native
land few years ago that he was &C
companied by $50 Of his descendants.
including three great great grandsons
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
SEPTEMBER 20, IN HISTORY.

l7zs-Luzerne arrived in Philadel
phia as commissioner from
France
1Ts0-Major Andre the British spy
condemned by court martial
15S9-Ameriean congress established
regular army
1s0l-Treaty Of Abrantes. beteween
Spain and Portugal closing
Portuguese ports to England
Michael Hillegas. continental
treasurer OF the United States
died. Bern in Philadelphia IN
172g. ~ So
1Se4-A sudden movement by Gems
Grant. Ord and Birnes carried
the Union lines 10 within -four
miles q Richmond.
1s74-A forr days battle between the
cariists anI Republicans in the
province # Naxarre. Spain.
ended
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
HOME COOKING.
Potato Apples.

Take two cupfuls OF hot. finely
mashed or riced potatoes mix nro-
ugh them two tablespoonDI,s OF
butter, one-third of capful OF graf
ed cheese, half a teasp0onfal Of salt.
little cayenne pepper ana grafaI
nutmeg, two tabiespo1nfuis of thief
cream and yolks OF two eggs. IIaat
this up and shape IN the form Of
small apples. Roll in iour eggs aud
crumbs. Brown in deep. hot fat
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
Dependent Doc a Suicide.

A valuable bulldog belonging to
John c. Reed. OF Binghampton. y. Y,
committed suicide by jumping up
against a picket fence until he hooked
his collaE over one of the pickets. He
then swung himself around until the
weight OF his body on the leather
strap shut of his wind and he strang-
led. The dog had made previous at
tempt TO hang himself. but was found
in time and taken from the fence, al
though he fought savageIy while his
owner unlocked his collar from the
picket
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29

New York was N sight. The ship
was entering the harbor. All. free
America" exclaimed a foreigner on
the deck. Free America, re land
where Everybody has an equal
chancei" Going to locate there?" in
CURED friendly American. "Ah, yes,
bat come over to engage In ze oil
business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29

Now 1t is given out that the admin
istration is looking into the eharg S
that have been made by the News
paper Publishers association against
the paper trust. II is probable that
there Is truth In this. If Mr. Roose-
welt continues to write messages and
articles for publication. as he has
been doing In the past. he will nn-
derstand that the price of print paper
IS likely to become a matter Of per
sonal interest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29

In few weeks Oklahoma will enjoy
long deferred statehood She comes
In as a member Of that Democratic
group Known as the Solid Sorth. She
enters upon her new responsibilities
with a Democratic governor, two
Democratic United States senators. a
Democratic legislature and four out
OF seven congressman Democratic.
Her seven electoral votes will next
year be given to the Democratic nomi-
nee for president Aud all this in
spite of the presidents finest work in
the way of wire pulling
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29

To be self-reiiant
To handle money and keep &C
counts.
To value Independence without los
ing lovableness.
TO take care OF herself without
losing faith in her fellows.
To understand social conventions
and use them for her owl protect
ion.
Never - lef friendship infringe
upon se.f-ieslp-t
Never to sign apers without know
ing what they are about.
Not to cling with her eyes shut.
Always to stand erect and look
things squarely in the face
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
SHUTTERS MOVED BY KNOB.

upward from the pivot is a stub,
which terminates Ia Il knob. so thai
the rod can be readily tuguel To
lock The rods in position pins are at
tached 10 the under sl3e OF the pivot
the pins registering with holes ID a
plate beneath the pivot i turn OF
the knob from the inside serves to
move the pivot which again qeer
ates the rods TO move the shutters
The shutters can thus be adjusted
TO any point desired. There is 40 Oh
Jectionable mechanism Oh the ia
side window frame. the knob being
the only part which is exposed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29

Memphis also is calling for m r.
Money for Presidents Day and they
have found il necessary TO abandon
the four thousand dollar banquet
which had been planned. Neverthe
less. II il certain that the demon
strationl there promises to be in every
way creditable to the city. Ernes'
men are working hard aad without
hope o. any pecuniary reward. to
make 1t q creditable affair for the
city, and they should have the hearty
moral and financial support Of citizen
generally The same is true here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29

While there seems to be hard
scramble on In every other direction
to make the Roosevelt visit success
nobody is saying anything about the
weather. Anyway, there have not
been any petitions sent to Obsersef
Cunningham, praying for clear sky,
ond II has not transpired that any
such petitions have been forwarded in
any other direction. And Yet. good
weather Is no important.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
Coffee Cake.

One cupful of sugar. three-quarter
cnpful butter, two eggs, one-hatf
cuEful molasses, one half cul full cold
ccffee. two capfuls -four. one small
teaspoonful soda, one cupful of rails
ms, one cupfuI OF cerrauts. two tea
spoohfuls cinnamon. one teaspoonfal
OF allspice. one-half teaspooafdI
ground cloves
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
Berlin Salad.

Cut 6 large sardiaes In pieces and
put in the salad dish. Then put
over them layer OF pee.ed ana
sliced tomatoes. then a layer OF cold
thin sliced Cucumber Then cover
with little finely chopped onion:
garnish the dish with crisp lett lee
leaves. and just before ser3'ns pout
over a French dressing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
csiro. Alexander COUNTY. lIinoS
Population i6,147.

Naso, t'EORGls PARSONS
Fl-'A 4 A HATCHER.
Treasurer THOMAS Ic.s MAnONE4
city \ turnes, r. NJ. MOORE, N X
Comptroller. ERNIlTaEORDMAN
police Magistrate, A. JsHOSS
chief q Police NJ 3 EANiAN
---------~
Alexander County, Population 22,4.7
.1spunty Clerk. JESSE II. MILLER
Aarjrcnit Clerk, LEE Is. DAVIS.
@&terif FRANK 10, DAVIS.
States Attorney, ALEXANDKA
WILSON.
Coroner DIR. JAMES McMANtlS.
County Superintendent OF SchoolA
PROF JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRED n
NELLIS.
Board Of County Commissioners
J. j. JENNELLE. Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR EDWIN ]. CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
The Chamois Gloves.

Chamois gloves. so popular this
season. should be washed on the
hands. After making a good lather.
squeeze and rub as though washing
the hands and then rinse in cold
water. Wipe With a soft linen cloth.
bat not with enough friction to
wear. When dry. push irto shape
with the glove stTetcheF.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29

The Bulletin ID on sale at the FOL
lowing places:
ccieman's, 2f4 Eighth street.
Halliday. House News Stand.
Walkers. t0f Sixth street.
Blue Front Restaurant,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
Making PREPARATION.

In some unaccQ1stable manner little
Frank had spilled a bottle Of ink on
his grandmother's carpet I'm awful
sorry." he apologized, "but"-thinking
Of his little savings bank-"Tl buy
yoa another bOttis 'TsndmA"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
"Gettinu Even"

In savings banks IL is customary to
require a new depositor to sign an
idepsifcation blank In a certain saw
ings bank recently a woman was some
what unwilling to comply with this
request. What is your husbands
name2" asked the clerk. My hus-
bands name is Pete Jones. What is
your wife's name?" snapped the fair
deposition. s~ss-Ff
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29

The above Is correct statement OF
the number OF complete and perfect
copies uf The Cairo Bulletin printed
for the year 1900 and for ttse uaDflth
OF August. 1907
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this third day Of September 1907.
LEO j, kLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average sumber OF Complete and
perfect copies OF The Cairo Bul-
Ietln printasi daily and Sunday
for the year 1906 ..........20 2s
Average number Of complete aud
perfect copies of The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
for the month OF August, 1907 .2lSl
AUGUST Circulation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
ANnOuNcE MENTs.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

DR.. ]. ]. Jennelle authorizes his an
nouncement as a candidate for county
commissioner of Alexand county,
subject to the decision OF the Repub-
lIean county convention to be held
in Cairo. Monday. September so, 1907.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

BELT LINE cars due u leave Second st. go
ing north on Commercial Ave-, every is min .
Ut 3 from & III. tn | p
ft.,i x ORTIZ walnut 1t every Is minute !
from sos nl. to tf:6f p. M.
POPLAR 81. LINE Holbrook Ave, car du
to leave -ecoa NJ geing nerth on Hoipro0k
Ave. at SET; 81; s:42; 1857; 7:l2 n m. and oi
same inmates every hour until 10:42 and li:fi
p. IN.
Going west on Twenty Eighth st. at 5:4a,
$40; 6;5f; SAG; and 7:04 ni.and on same miu
ut $ every hour until 1884 aad lliU4 p. m.
Poplar ~ cars due 10 PASS st. mary's park
/ minutes afte leaving Sec nd st.
RELr LII y r OWL CtRS north on WaInat
Il 80 p. m. 1884 a, m; 80 H. M; 2.30 n. M;
so a. ~; 30 a. nj F.; 5 80 a. M
North on O. mmerciai-12 100 p. M; 100
IN 2 90 III, 3 90 n. n. 4 90 a. m, 3 Il. m.
Belt and Owl cars are due TO pass Wes'
Thirty fourth ST. Is minutes after Leaving
Sarond st.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
0rF.:,TFn raGM WITHIN


apparatus W ia ~ ifsihi'hh'AN tH'
Nuisanc" III la..>iiia the sash.
Every housewife would uulorb,ei-
ly rejoice II her shutters we're equip
ped with the device shovn here,
which permits OF the mantfula!ioh oI
the shutters flun the lnnel side "
the house. The shnutls can ha
olenei or closed Withaut the mus.
aht~ ut raising or lowering the sash
40 shown IN the illustration 1850
horizontal Slots are cM in the wooi-
en- sSll. These Slots are about an
inch below the surface IN the amer
cother OF each slot is pivot 10
whg2h Is secured the rodg attatAed to
tile Shutters The roIs .loyc freely
III the slots in the sifls. Projecting
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
Put Eggs in Cold Water.

Eggs with very thin shells are not
so likely TO crack In boiling II they are
put into cold water and brought very
slowly to the boil
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
HOW THE TRAINS Rim

Corrected to August goth, 1907.
-sa,s. ,sa TRAINS DapArg
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29
sc4E JUDGMENT

to b. irfsvSfNSa by swSsssNssis whsf
'luyips merchandise. 70 get tNt
worth Of ycrr money should be y.ul
first consideration. When yor r,
ready fer your Fail Dress we want to
show you our llno cf
JAMES ToWN ALL.WooL PANA.
MAS AND PURE WOOL WoRsTED
NAT RAILS Al 75c, csc, s1oo and
st.25 FER YARD.
You will readily acknowledge them
ne bnst aad most evenly wov n
soods. and by far the best values in
he city II IS a common fact that the
jamestown Dress Goods are the b st
wearing fabrics made, and, by the
say, they will positively clean and
wash perfectly without shrinking or
,ottir~.
We a,so have very neat Worsted
'hecks. aad Plaids at soc and soc
bat are especially suitable for child
,a's dresses.
We carry the best line Of Black All
veol Drer7 Goods II tho city.
SAINT WHITE
I
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-29


rlpttoH 2sls
srons &ourkw@at
" - Las . -
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-02-13

copyright, 1906, by E. G.. Purcells.1
az" UT, my dear girl, it's only for
one night the manager be-
gan to expostulate.
II won't dress In that pen,
/ tell you. OF course you think Pm in
temper and taking advantage of my
red hair and all that, but I'm not. I'm
merely firm, and you'll have no Lady
Capulet tonight"
Miss Miranda of the Titan tinted
locks had been consigned to a bad
dressing room. a tiny partitioned space
three flights up, with a leak in the roof
that let the water through, and 1t was
raining!
'Never mind, dear" said Miss Mar
ion Gray, the Juliet of that nights per-
formance. You may share my dress
ing room."
well, fix it up between you, girls"
admonished Mr.. Washington Cohen,
with a wave of his hand and a sigh of
relief. Then he went to don the cotton
velvet of the Montagues, for he was
not only business manager, but Romeo
as well.
DO you know" observed Miranda,
slipping on her soiled kimono and en-
sconcing herself, with her makeup box,
before the speckled, cracked mirror,
next Wednesday II be st. Valentines
day, and we play Kansas City that
day?
"Yes?" The travel worn little Juliet
was mending one of the silver lilies on
the friars cell gown and wondering if
they'd yet found the balcony rail. Last
time she played the scene she'd had to
do without it, and the setting was
spoiled.
"Uh-huh," repeated Miranda, energet-
ically rubbing the cold cream into her
face. Pm glad it's Kansas City, be-
cause my best beautiful lives there,
and, being St. Valentines day-well,
I'm going to sit right down as soon as
I'm through here and warn him to
have something pretty spanking nice
for me-"
st. Valentines day! Had it really
come around again? Later, waiting in
the cold, windy wings for her cues, the
thought of 1t stayed with Marion. How
vividly she recalled the day two years
agol Instinctively her fingers closed on
little hard substance close to her
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-02-13

Iocket seemed to fascinate her. It was
months since she mad allowed herself
a peep at it. but now-why. almost he
seemed to be speaking to her In his
low. tender southern drawl.
Yes. II you've set your heart on 1t,
dear" he was saying II reckon you'll
have to go. But | shall keep on pa
tiently with my work. loving you just
the same. Who knowsf Some day my
little Marion may want me, and | must
lay up against that day"
For heavens sake, let the old cloak
go and come in and have beerl" came
hoarsely from the character mans
dressing room.
I'm busy" the girl called back
vaguely. She was listening to the
voice of the man looking up at her
from the locket.
my little sweetheart Is one of those
who must go out into the world and
buy experiences for themselves" the
low voice was explaining. half to itself
and half to her Those who hinder
her are only hurting her. But some
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-02-13

heart under the folds of her Julie.
gown.
When she went back to the stuffy
dressing room Miranda was just finish
ing her threatened letter, between SEN
tences dabblng retouches of rouge on
her cheeks with rabbits paw. Mr..
Washington Cohen looked in the open
door and laughed.
"At 1t again?" said he.
"At what again?" tossed back Miriam
da over her shoulder.
"That perfect face, my dear lady,"
bowed he, with mock gravity. why
paint the lily, why retouch the rose?"
quoth he blandly, going on his way.
Just then came a loud knock at the
character mans dressing room, few
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-02-13

Il WON'T DRESS IN THAT PEN, TELL YOU"
doors below. The call boy had fetched
half dozen black bottles of beer and
some thick glasses on cheap japanned
tray.
''Come in and join me. girls" called
the character man cordially, wiping his
lips after his first long draft. And
Miranda, putting an extra loading of
cosmetic on her lashes, went. Marion
Gray had promised to mend the lining
of Mercutio's cloak, so she stayed be-
hind
Her eye fell on Miranda's letter.
why shouldn't she, Marion Gray, write
letter too? Again her fingers tight
ened on that little, hard, hidden sub
stance. She smiled for a moment soft
ly, capriciously Then, almost reverent-
ly, she drew it out to the length of her
chain. 1t was small silver heart.
locked with a silver key.
The face that looked at her from the