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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07
Stylish Skirts at Big Reductions

At $500 Special Skirts of Chiffon Panama in shepherd pads, checks stripes solid coorssde box and hip platte dskirts-very full
 At $75O Special Panama Skirts in black navy brown-plaed in cluster from hips-ncely tailored
 At $1O00 Special. Skirts made of tan and grey mixture tucked in panels trmme din straps, stitching and buttons
 At $350 Special Skirts of black Voe, very ful with side and box plas-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07
Gloves, the Ideal Summer Glove
 Introduce @
 tory Price pO

Sixteen-button length, white and natural chamois color, por- ous and cool and can be washed like a piece of linen; very smart for day wear.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07
Special Values in ShirtWaiStS
During This Week

Waists of Persian Lawn-very sheer-n ten designs trimmed with dainty Val lace and embroderyopen back and front--aso strictly tailored, tucked waists
 At $125 Waists of Persian Lawntrmmed with allover embroid cry ronts sheer Swiss embroidery Val and round thread ace open back and fron-long and short sleeves
 At $198. Waists of Sheer Lawn and Lingerie Clohopen back and front trimmed with round thread lace and Swiss embroidery tucked back
 Ats $500 Strictly tailored Waist of nice quality linen-open front hand embroidered front short sleeves with urbac cuffs
 At S3.50. Waists of aover Swiss embroidery yoke of round thread ace open back and short sleeves with lace trimmed cuffs and collar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07
Smart Tailored Suits
Ar Big ReduCtiOnS
All Up to the Marx Standard of Quality.
 At S1275

All Up to the Marx Standard of Quality. At $1275. Tailored Suits of fancy checked striped and plain Panama in all shades eton and pony coas trimmed with bad silk and straps of sameshor and long seevesfu side and box plaited skirts
 At $2000. Suits of plain grey, blue black and fancy striped and checked Panama-eton jackets silk lnedcluster paited
 At $2500 Suits of Vole in champagne blue and back-eon jacket trimmed with silk plaid pipngfancy vest and ornaments side plaited skrt-worth $3000-
 At $3250. Black Vole Suits suitable for mourning eton jacket trimmed with skshort sleeve with broad princess girde skirt plated from hip down -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07
/h1DZzzRY NNE Special This Week Movements April Sale SIX Values Reduction Hnery-Besides Other Features Mentioned
LaCeS and
 EmbrOiderieS

Some special values chosen for next week $ selling Toe a Dozen, Worth S1.00 and
 $1.50.
 Laces-French and round thread Val, edge and insertion, M to Ii 4-inch wide
 50c, Worth 75c to S1.5O. Embroideries, Swiss Edge and lnsertions-odd pieces S1.00, Worth $1.5O to S3.75. All-over Embroideries in white and colors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07
SIX Suits

r At $25O0 Taeta blouse eton Suit in black and white stripe with kmona sleeve very full, side paited skirt
 At $300O. Tafeta Suits in browns and blackseton jacket broad Gibson shouder-we lining, trimmed with white fancy ves pated skirt
 At $1850. Jumper Suits of polka dot Fouard and striped Taffeta- trimmed with lace and bands of samee paited and tucked skirt.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-12
ABOUT YOUR NEI0HBORs
AND YOURSELVES

TO Old Mexico.
w. Y. Thornton and wife were
out 70 Beaver Greek yesterday.
Charles Hill was : Florence
visitor in Cripple Greek yesterday.
H. Houston is on sick list. He
il complaining Of stomach trouble.
John Latham formerly Of this
city has returned from New Mexico.
Harry Chapmion who has been
visiting relatives in Iowa, has re-
turned.
Jay Sweet and family have gone
out to Beaver creek on camping ex.
petition.
Don Eakin has returned from
Beaver where he camped the last sew
eral weeks.
MIR. Browning of Trinidad is in
the city visiting his brother law,
Charles Hill.
H. G. Mosher is bookkeeper at
the Hadley store during tho absence
Of A. l. Hadley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Meece made
business and pleasure trip to the
District yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. williams
were among the passengers for Grip.
pie Greek yesterday.
w. H. Mitchell WAS out to Bea.
yer creek yesterday seeing how his
family is getting along.
20. J. Binford, formerly assist
ant chemist at the Portland cement
works, is up from Ell Paso. Tex.
Mrs. r. A. Ramsay, sou and
daughter are expected in from their
camping trip to Beaver creek today.
Mrs. E. L. Morrill, who visited
@. A. McCandless and wife, left this
forenoon for her home in Brush, Colo.
"A. l. Hadley and mother left yes
terday for the East to take in the big
centers and to place orders for fall
goods.
Miss Effie Neel of Guthrie, Okla,
Is in the city visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Robert McRoberts of sol West Fifth
street.
ID. W. Tucker Of Ell Paso, Tex.
is In the city visiting his wife and
will probably remain about two
weeks.
Mike Doyle is taking q short
vacation from his duties in the bar
ber shop and is spending u day or 10
in the District.
George Mentzer and E. G. Hall
and their families returned yesterday
from their camping trip on Upper
Beaver creek.
Mrs. George NJ. Hyde, who has
been spending week in Cripple
Creek for relief Of hay fever, return
cd last evening.
Harry FrueaufY was up from Pu- /
eblo yesterday visiting his brother
Fred and looking into matters per.
tanning to his store here.
M. B. Robinson returned this
morning from Beaver creek. He
caught thirty-five nice trout yesterday
but landed them with bait.
%. W. Coombs, Of The Tribune
force, accompanied by his wife and
tho twins Jack and Joe, visited the
Cripple Greek district yesterday.
Mrs. W. E. Priest. family and
her mother and father-in-law left
yesterday for Muncie, Ind. which
place they intend making, their future
home.
Mrs. Frank A. Moore who has
been quito sick for several weeks, is
reported as showing no Improvement.
Her condition was quite bad last
night.
-Miss IAurn Bell, stcnographcr
for the United Oil company, is taking
two weeks vacation which she Is
spending at Wetmorc and In Custer
county points.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-11-29
FILIPINO "PATRI0TS."

They Punish Their Foes by Cutting
Their Tendons Achilles.
Evidence Of the brutal methods en-
ployed in their depredations by Ma
carlo Sakay and the other men who
were convicted Of the crime of bandO
lerismo and sentenced to death in the
supreme court Of the Philippines is
afforded by a copy of the decision just
received in Washington.
The appellants in the case had in the
lower court changed their plea of not
guilty to that of guilty and attempted
to show that, whatever they did was
done from patriotic motive. The su-
preme court declared that, with refer
ence to this patriotic motive" it would
allow two of the exhibits introduced
by the prosecution during the trial to
explain. One of these exhibits was Il
letter addressed by Sakay to Flo de!
Pillar, major general, and said:
"Direct the troops to enter the town
of Teresa. Seize all foods which you
can carry; also take the money in or
der to defray the expenses Of our SOL
diers and the war. Arrest the conse-
jail, Memim inc Grebillos, and all per-
sons concerned with him in OBTAINING
our commissioners, and as soon as ar
rested you will punish them as provid-
ed in order No. 9, prescribing that the
tendon achilles shall be cut and the
fingers of both hands crushed. Should
the towns people offer resistance to
the troops burn all the houses without
showing mercy to the inhabitants. All
the provisions Of this letter had been
passed on by the supreme junta on &C.
count of the treacherous conduct of
the Inhabitants of Teresa toward our
commissioners" ..-
Another letter, signed by Sakay, di-
rected to Major Romos, acknowledges
the receipt of letter reporting the
result of some expedition and adds:
'Direct Captain Franco to take away
Francisco Rosalia and Faustino Casio
do and cut the tendons of their feet
and crush the fingers of their hands
Do not fall to obey this order, or 9TH
erwise you will be held responsible for
noncompliance Herewith, because they
are traitors to our government"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-11-29
CUSHING

Nov. 26-Mr. and Mrs. G. F..
johnson were in Little Falls Monday
morning on business.
Miss Linnie Ger called on Mrs. o.
O. Kjelderga ard Saturday.
Miss Clarabel Kay of Clough spent
Saturday aud Sunday with her sister
in South Cushing.
Mrs. John Bergman went to Little
Falls on . visit Friday and retorn { d
SATURDAY..
Paul Gallus is home sgain from
Washington, where he has been for
some time past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Anderson were
IN Cushing on business Monday morn
ing.
.. O. Kjeldersaard and Edwin
johnson were in Little Falls on
business Monday afternoon.
Rev. Aamundsen will hold services
in the school house at halt past ten
Sunday morning.
The Ladies Aid society Of the N.
L. church will Mest with Mrs. Isaac
Anderson Saturday afternoon.
Mr. ard Mrs. o. b. Nygaard spent
Monday afternoon in Little Falls on
a shopping tour.
Several Of the boys from Cushing
were out at Silver lake skating Sun
day night: They 81 i'm the ice is in
ire condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael German were
visiting with their daughter, Mrs.
Schafer OF thls place Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-11-29
Eggs Eggs Eggs
Will pay % cents cash pe~
dozen for fresh eggs.
Deiber & Kerich Bros.
AGRAM

Nov. 26. Frank Boohm, j., was .
BCckman caller Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math echnurer
OF teItained q company of friends last
Friday evening to r. rock party.
Refreshments Wereserved and everyone
repolt ted Jelly time. .-. -.
Mr.: and Mrs. Frank Otremba
returned last Tuesday from q two
weeks visit in Wisconsin.
MIS- Henry Hoffman ct Little Falls
spent q few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. stumpf. 49,
Mrs. John Gohl of Lake George
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
Stumlf. =
Math Schnurer is hauling stones
for his new home.
Edward Schwapkle was an Argam
visitor week ago.
hubert LANCER of st. Cloud visited
friends few days last week.
Anna Thomas, who j. has been very
i'll. is reported much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zimmerman of
Swan River visited at the home of
Henry Wuellner. " --
Some rowdies broke several wiz dow 8
in the Sc DOL house between Friday
and Monday, not being satisfied they
der troyed al mail boxes.
John Vorath is building . new barn.
Mr.. Fitch is doing the carpenter
work.
Argam trappers are ell very busy.
Report of district As, town of
Agram. for month ending Nov. a.:
Pupils enrolled 40
Days taught 10
aclidays 2
Average attendar CO 80
These neither absent nor tardy were
Loretta Kippley, Angela Kippley,
Julia Stumpf. Jacob LeideDtrost and
Beathr Leldenfrost. Those absent not
more than two days were Agues
Stumpf. Osmer LEIGH, LouisaWuell
Lizzie Rl7ck, and John, Rosa and
Hubert Rauch. - =
CORA Raymond, teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-11-29
West Darling

Nov. 25.-August Eng blom aud SOD,
FRANK, of ROsendale, MIMI, have
been the guests of August Blomqnist
during the past ten days 1t is Mr..
Epgblom' q first visit here in eighteen
years, and he is very much taken
up with the country.
The weather is fine, aud the famers
are taking advantage of it. They
are huskiDg corn and hauling wood
at present.
MIR. and Mrs. David Carlson and
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Abrahamson, of
Little Falls: attended the wedding
here Saturday.
The new kockdale residence has not
been finished but will be before long.
Miss Minnie Peter is now employed
by Mrs. Ellen MCCARTHY, and we
understand she will learn dress.
Nov. ae.-A livery will be run be-
tween Little Elk and Rosendals hotel
Friday. leaving at 8 p. I'D. and Sun.
days leaving at 8 80 r. N. A Little
Elk man will run this livery. The
charges will be twenty five cents from
Darling to Little Elk, q, d thirty G ,nts
to Little Falls.
John Regnell has painted Ills houfe.
John Rendan1 has inverted ma
chine that will clean his stable IN
fifteen minutes.
David Swanson is very sick in Du-
lutb. Chas. Swanson. his f.ther, has
gone to sec him.
We understand the telephones east
of here have been sold to the farmers.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-11-29

J. ostole C bIaiased Ne . caller
+: Sjsseou of Illinois: 10 visiting
at tie homo Of 1r. and Mn. ].
Oarboo's this week.
Mr.. ana Mn. 91ick Nicheel Of
Randall visited at o. La1son's San.
day.
attended church at Little Falls Tues
day evening.
David swanson was visiting ct
Randall Sunday.
A. Fredrickson of Dkrling was q
business visitor here Thursday.
Misses Dunphy and Burial OF
Little Falls visited here Sur day after
noon. Z
Math Lsiture is helping Mr.. setula
bale hay at Randall.
John Pearson and SOD, Cecil, Of
Little Falls visited with relatives
here Sunday.
Mrs. Manbeck and daughter, Mrs.
Chambere, of the .BrickyaTds> Visited
| with frieuds here Friday. "a.
Mrs. T.. Cooley of Little Falls, who
as been visiting at IN ellis for the
past week, returned to her home
Sunday.
Mrs. E. Eckerson AND little kop,
Dewey, visited at the ZONE of Mr..
and Mrs John Pearson at Little Falls
Friday and Saturday. D.. -
Services were held in the Baptist
church Sunday afternoon conducted by
Few. Milne aGd Mr.. Kinney and bis
singer, M. Lane.
Report of school district No. IL
for tho month ending Nov. %:
Days taught 10 Ia
Pupils enrolled 81
Average after daEce 20
Those perft ct in attendanc, were
Siam Laiture, Olymia Laiture,
Nettie Ecke soo, Dewey Eckerson,
John SWAMI Cd, Lizzie Swanson, Nellie
Harlander and Albert Harlan der.
Those absent two days or less were
Hannah Aarlander. Ernest and Frank
Larson and Hllda Schlax.
Ethel q. Pearson. teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-11-29
EAGLE ABDucTs 4 BABY.
u Bird Carries New Jssssy Child Z
TOP Of Tail Tree.

- Bird Carries New Jssssy Child te
Top Of Tall Tree.
Held in the talons Of huge eagle,
Gladys Vreeland, three years old, wa
carried to the top Of q tall hemlock
tree near Caldwell, N. J. There the
child got free and fell to the ground
She landed on haystack and escaped
serious injury.
The child weighed forty pounds, and,
according to the fathers story, the
great bird was barely able to maintain
its flight under the weight. Its carry.
ing OF Of the girl was more than hall
Involuntary, its talons having become
caught in her clothing when she at
tempted to save a hen from the eagle.
Vreeland said the girl had been soar
ing over his chicken run for more thar
an hour. He saw 1t swoop downward
into a clump of currant bushes. In the
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-11-29
. 2 Is $50 :
Fifty Years to STANDARD
v! q!
BAKING
POWDER
4 Cream Of Tartar Powder
Made from Grapes
NO ALUM
K. F.. p. NO. 3.

Nov. 25.-Albert. Woltman is
reported very i'll.
Lawrence JanuZeWski was at
Bo wIus ." onday on business.
John Hapf1er made q business trip
to Little Falls Wednesday,.
A. j. Socher and Chas Hnrshey
went to Little Falls last Wednesday
night to play at dance. -
Walter Kanieski arrived here from
Duluth last Thursday.
Edwsn Leskey made a business
trip to hoyalton last Sunday.
The dance at Leskey's Sunday
night was well attended ard all report
. good time.
J2hu Swates and Mr.. Squares of: St.
Paul " are visiting out here with
friends
Miss Lucy Jauuzewski left St. Paul
last Tuesday and will visit with her
sister and other relatives.
Charley aurshey, returned, home
Friday from. North Dakota, where
: he has been employ ed during the past
three months. ....-. -
Miss Frances 0oeiak returned home
from St. Paul last Thursday, where
she was visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Joe McCabe. -
A party Of old folks gathered at the
home of Mr.. and MIS- A. L. 0osiak
Sunday night. The evening was
sreot IN telling stories.
Phillip Leekey returned home
Thursday from N. d., where he was
employed for the past six months.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierzipa
entertained q number of frie nds and
relst1vesSunday afternoon. Cards were
the principle amusement for the
occasion. A bountiful supper was
served to the gaests, after which all
departed for their homes.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-11-29
Stunq to Death by 4 Bee.

Mrs. W. S. Richardson, a farmers
wife, living a few miles east Of Bowl.
ing Green, O., suburb Of Toledo
died within ten minutes after being
stung by honeybee. She was al
work in the garden when the bee buzz
ed about her until she was excited
and then stang her under the RICH,
eye as she tried to fight 1t of. Her
husband heard her cries and FASTENED
to her side, but she became uncon
.scious Immediately and died while be
ing carried to the house. Death was
due to apoplexy caused by the sting
and; the excitement, She leaves a hus
hand and six children. 81
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-11-29
RIPLEY

RIPLEY
Nov. 26-Thursday is Thanks
giving.
Miss e. A. Skoog, who had been
i'll for . week, returned to her schoul
W. dnesday. -
Miss Edna Dorcette of Belle Prairie
is visiting at the homo of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Gab0ufy this week.
Jos. Olderman of Tower Citv. N
D, was the guest of Mr.. ard Mrs
Geo. Pusc Friday and Saturday.
George Pusc is pressii z his hav iris
week.
Miss Mary Pusc. who is emploved
il t. e SEWN dep rc'ntnt at k.rnav
Bu, ton s IF Ii IL, Falls. was the guest
of .e: Iaren,s Nj. and Mrs. Pusc
Friday. id lett reed to her work
Monday.
Those who were county seat visitors
last week were Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Gaboury, Geo. Pusc and daughter.
Sophie,- Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Labr q
and Adolph Boisjolie. ...sses---.....
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gabourv. IL.
were callers at Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
Boisjclle Thursday evening.
MIR and Mrs. Will MCCARTHY cave
an apple play Sunday evening manv
were present. All reported q good
time. ice ard Hector Lhbrie won
most Of the apples
Miss Clara -1abrle started to come
to schc oil Monday. We hope she will
come all winter. -
Our mail carrier, Hans ElvlR, who
has been sick for the past three
weeks, is now; able to be around &c
his route again.
ice Gira,d If Brainerd came at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Gsbcnry.
yr. Monday for lad Of c IN.
NJ. a d Mrs David Gaeou1y. Jr.
drove to Lit l. Falls Tne.day.>
Misses Bells and clara = ali s.
attended the dance givenZb5 Mr.. and
4 I ~ - r.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-11-29
FaWndalo Route

Nov. e6.-Andrew Kelby returned
home last week from hunting trip
in the nothern part Of the state.
Godfrey Anderson returned home
last week from Minneapolis.
Nick Kuka and Frank Pointek
made BUSINESS trip to Platte
River last week:
Pe,sie Anderson left for Minneapolis
Nor day.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Hendry
Brown, q son. -,
Dura Rosa returned home from
Minneapolis last week.
Bent Twist has purchased q new
h rse.
Fred St. bar of Wisconsin has bought
the farm Of Paul Hartman. He also
INTENDS to start q cheese factory here.
Herdry Brown will hold goose
snoot next Sunday, December list about
a mile south of Fawndale.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-11-29
RAIL PRAIRIE

Nov. 26. This is unusual weather
for this time OF the year.
All the boys have returned from the
woods as they found too much work
and too little pay.
Tom Hslverson, Adolf Olson and
Adolf Jaeger have been pressing hay
the past week for J. J. Tt ker of 1T
Ripley.
Charlie Lightner Is erecting a fine
new dwelling.
Mabel Halverson is homo again.
Julia Lncken has taken her place
at the hotel at Fl. Ripley.
Ere this is in print, Grant--Bates
and Clara Pilon will be jolne1
in wedl ok. the Germ ony taking place
on Thauksgis ing day. A large COM
pany Of intimate friends and Re latives
will be in attendance. Ths couple
will soon leave for Montana, where
they will make their future home.
We all wish them happy and pros.
porous married life. -,
A basket social was held at Mr..
Dvoak's place lsst Saturday evening
with the obje t of taxing in money
for q Xmas tree. Everybody turned
out and had q good time, and quite q
nice sum was realized.
G. /. Lucken is agaik among us and
still everything is gong on IN the
sane old way.
Tom Davis and wife Fave moved
back from Scandal Valley. and are
now occupying the r. Hortenbach
house. .., ......
The party. who left q mitten on q
muskrat house in section 80, may
have same by calling on Heury Olson.
Julia Erickson was a caller in this
vicinity last Saturday afternoon.
G. H. Anderson and T. N. Halver-
son purchased each . new wagon the
drst part of the Y eek.
Willie Bergstrom, T. Olson and n.
Anderson returned Saturday evening
from a huuting trip in the northern
part of the state. They had the good
torture of bringing back two fine
deer. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-11-29

Judge of Probate E. F. shaw oficiat.
ing, After the wedding ceremony the
bridal party went to Meadow Grove
to the home of the BRIDES brother,
Chss. e. Anderson, IS First avenue
south, where q wedding dinner was
served. Many relatives and frierds
were present. A velv pleasant time
ives had in tho evening" Many
beautiful prese nts v ere received from
tie many friends of tho newly wedde6]
conble. Mr.. and Mrs. Knudsou vii
be at home to their friends after the
9Th of Decem Der in beautiful resi-,
dence IN Pike Greek. Ttey have the
good wishes of the community.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-11-29

HER CRIES BROUGHT HER FATHER RUN
MING.
bushes the eagle bounced upon a hen
but could not rise with its prey be.
cause Of the thick foliage. The flap.
ping of the great wings attracted the
child to the spot, and when she saw
the hen held by the eagle she seized a
stick and began to be]abor the ma.
rauder.
The eagle sprang on her, sinking its
talons into her dress, the sharp claws
tearing her flesh. Her cries brought
her father running from a field near
by. At sight of the man the bird flew,
dragging the child struggling after it.
Two eagles have been familiar to the
neighborhood since 1908, but never
had they been known to attack human
beings before.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-11-29
GREEN PRAIRIE

Nov. 27.-Mr. Heroux of Little
Falls was caller here FRIDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Hall Of Little
Falls were callers here Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-11-29

Always keep box Of Ayers Pills in the
house. Just one pill at bedtime, now and
then, will ward Of many an attack Of
biliousness, indigestion, sick headache.
How many years has your doctor known
these pills? Ask him all about them.
-Made by the J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell, Mass.-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-11-29
East DARLING

Nov. 26.-The marriage of Miss
Annie Anderson Of this place to Anton
Knudson of Pike Greek took place
Saturday morning at Little Falls,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-11-29

person the result of which he expected
would be fatal. Tisdale, to Danish the
d1sagreeable feeling, seized glass Of
wine and, clinking it with the others.
drank success to the doctors operation.
1T will be successful" said the sur.
geon. 1T is an operation I have per-
formed often, and l never fall"
"But l thought you said the patient
would not survive it," said Mile. MI.
cheau.
"He will not, but his death has moth.
ing to do with my skill in operating.
That is another natter
As he spoke waiter uncorked bot.
tie Of champagne, the wine spoutine
and deluging the glasses. The doctor
took up MS glass, bowed affably to the
three, touched his lips to 1t, set it down
and offered his hand to each. There
was GOODNESS In it that added to the
chill. Then he was gone.
IN. de Paris is looking very web
this morning." said gentleman SIT
ting near. HE goes to attend to the
case of Gavitz, the wife murderer :,
The girls with Tisdale turned pale
'sWho is NJ. de PARISH asked Tisdale.
@Our companion for the evening the
public executioner" gasped Mile. MI.
cheau.
The next mornings paper in speak
ing of the passing of the wife mur-
derer incidentally mentioned that NJ
de Paris was not his usual self. Per-
haps remembrance Of Mile. Micheau
had something to do With the change
NORMAN p. WHITE