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New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Following a treacherous attack
hy Moorish troops on a French ianolIls IoIce az
t.asabIanca- xarships boTnbarded the c1ts- htiilS
s,.-o Thousand shells. destroying battery ana
killing many men; additional forces were lailueu
from French and Spanish cruisers, ana @ @ttle
Afoors heavily in sharp street nsilllI's' 'ii
-~aC,1altjas among 1ht. bluejackets were few
Venezuela has advised Belgium lilal tIle
7isn,lted claims Of Belgian creditors will be paid
in accordance with the decision Of the hague
tribunal The British proposal at Inc
Hague for a reduction OF armaments has oeen
r1,odined to meet the objections OF Germany. the
motion now saying that limitation is highIy De,
sirahle- - Mr.. and Mrs Buckingham said
70 be from New York. committed SUICIDE AT
Castellauare owing to losses at Monte 1aIIo-
- Russian Social Revolutionists are electing
delegates TO a congress in London - Andrew
carnegie has given $500 600 the King Edward
8osnifal Fund The Russian Emperor
sailed from SWinemunde for Russia on the
Standart. escorted by a squadron Of warships
DONESTIC-It was announced in Washing
ton that because of the alleged transfer Of some
Of its property by the so-called Powder Trust,
the government had flied at Wilmington an
amendment 10 its petition. -= The booy OF
Augustus St C1audens was cremated at Mount
Auburn and the ashes sent back to Cornish,
y Il where the funeral will take place to-day
- Friends of P f McCabe. OF Albany, say
a meeting Of the Democratic State Committee
win be held early next month ostensibly to
name Court Of Appeals candidates. but really
10 oust -Ffngey' Conners as chairman =
The recognition of AssemblyTnan George d
SSchwegier. Of the goth District in this city. was
forwarded to the Secretary Of State. -= It
was reported Inat JoIlD dllall- VI bAiiS
city. was in Appleton, Wis forming merger
Of the print paper companies in that part Of the
country. - Three persons were killed and a
score injured in a wreck on the Buffalo & -Aile-
ghenv division of the Pennsylvania Railroad
CITY.-StOcks were weak - Frank He'd
ley the stand in the transit inquiry, said that
until q car was packed, with passengers stand
ing. the not needed - A big fake
bond scheme was revealed in the Appeby bogus
realty transfer case. - Rear Admiral Stock
ton arrived here With special squadron and
denied any unpleasantness with japanese while
of Brest- - Hotel men appeared disturbed
over Mrs. Blatchs suit against the Hoffman
House for the refusal OF the management to
serve her unescorted the roof garden in the
evening. = Perry said Tomorrow would be
his last day in New York before sailing IN search
OF the North Pole - W. s. Alley, former
member Of the Stock Exchange shot himself
death in the Larchrlont Yacht clubhouse -
The completion OF the high pressure water ser
vice was said 10 be in sight.
THE WEATHER.-Indications for to-day:
Fair and warmer. Temperature Yesterday:
Highest. 50 degrees; lowest, So.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
PERRY RE1DT TO START-
Sans To-morro,c Hill Be His Last
Dan IN N6zC IOrE.

Commander Robert r. Peary Is -eady for MS neft
trip 10 discover the North Pole. but MS snip u'
Roosevelt. Is not set IL service IL : eAp9-'0' '
III. boilers Will De Installed to-day
IT,, avrIorer arrived in the city on Monday nIgnI
and s,lspecring the newspaper men would oe ga
har5 ., meet him. left the Merchants E-NpI7ss
from Boston AT tie 125th street station anu ven,
- ro+s1 IN a cab. entering by the servants doo-
and going 10 bed without calling Tor MS man II 1i7
hotel Ottics. s- o-4
III. was I'D at o'clock yesterday IGoFi.lA. -. -
aft.r breakfast left for-ShOOters Island Nh7Fe -,
- ty,,ssveI, * being 0verhauied- W 1eh se4-
+ts-s by q Tribune reporter he said -,
..FJovy ,Iid voI know was here L 700 l.7 tr 80
-. - sa, I had gone. When do I start Wen
=, ~, ,-afriug, for is the boilers - o. 'Hs'A1.
which the contractors promise me VII 'e '1-U"''
As ,lick as they are in W. start
Il expect TO be in New NorN on -. r,t
7-,r,rs,Iav but no later As 20 my stan -7' ~
decided and as TO my plans-Wsi--
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
rBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune. ]


xevport r. l. Aug 6.-WhiIe the out-of -soo-.
entertaining was put off to-day account OF In.
storm there was stiII considerable home entertain
ING and the dav was also marked BY the boIdi1,
of the first presentation party Of the season. Tn.
Young woman to have the honor Of being the Arz,
,tabutante of the Newport season this year wa,
Miss Julia p Sands. daughter Of Mrs. Freierics
U Sands Miss Sands presented by her si.
ter Mrs Loriard Spencer. jr, owing 70 Mrx
Sands being in mourning
There was a round Of luncheons and dinners,
given to-day. Those entertaining at Irncheo,.
we're Mrs Stuyvesant Fish. Mrs H. A Johnson
Mrs e T. Gerry and Mrs H D. AuchincIoss
I,,,nAr bostesses this evening were Mrs E. n q
slater Mrs Nathalie Schenck Collins. Mrs. z I.
Iyintbrop. Mrs George s. Scott. Mrs Ogden Mil,
Mrs i Ianfear Norrie and Mrs Royal Phelp.
Carroll
Mrs St,,vvesant Fish has announced that an.
urf1 entertain at dinner on Saturday evening 4,
honor Of her daughter and son-fn-law. Mr.. and
Mrs Albert H. Gray. Of New York who will be her
guests at that time
A T.. Norrfe went yesterday for short VISIT n
Nav, London. on account Of business
Charles b. HiIIhouse returned TO Ner York yss-
terday. to stay until the end of the week
Miss 3 2 F3Iatchford and her niece. Miss Ale.
Potter have decided to go TO Europe for brief
visit. They will start some time the prsser,
month and IT is expected that they viii return o.
fore the end of September
Theodore w Phinney, OF Cincinnati arrived foY
the season tonight
Former Commodore Edwin D. Morgan retura-s
from New York to-day
Mr. and Mrs Pierre I4orillard- Of New York. an
the guests Of Mrs A Lanfear Norrie. as is Gerald
Hoyt.
Mrs FoxhaIl Keens arrived this evening TO vAs
some Of her Newport friends
Iob, Fox. Of New York is the guest GER
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

-. GO, NJ Mr. and Mrs John s.
1,a,,os of East 18th street. is a patient d' l-'e
bosnitaI of DR. w. T. Bull. in East '"u
covering from an operation for appehu
Miss Edith Roots engagement to the SOU s,,oed ~
-, n,,, ,trs Frederick D. Grant has been Io'''''e
-, tta+ nj her brother. Elihu Root p
of the Secretary of State. TO MISS 80 ,zr+ \,
s,or e,-rvker eldest daughter OF -.
Iy-oo1sex, striker of Hamilton College E1u @ - :,
4, graduated from Hamilton College III Two ~
from the Harvard Law SchOoi Jeai "e
~, a Mrs Albert Zabriskie GRAY go 70 New"
mort the day after tomorrow 10 stay -, -Lo.
-. narents Mr. and Mrs Stuyvesant flsn. Wiz
will give a dinner for the young coupi' @"
Crossways on Saturday night
lord and Lady Hindlip expected shortIy az
Newport to stay with Mr. and Mrs iiiiaii
hugh Whitehouse.
NJ and Mrs William Douglas Sloane. "h" are
now at Elm Court. their place at Den'N' taN ~,
Tuesday next for the Adirondacks, vhere 'ieS ~
nav a series Of visits During their absence N, VI.
and Mrs William Y Osgood Field VIII stay ~ i''"
Court Mrs Elliott F. Shepard mas a''ea"'
turned from IenOx to Bar Harbor
Miss Christine Roosevelt has returned from hu-
80 ord &c s+avinez with her parents MI ana
Mrs W Emen Roosevelt. at their country pace
az Oyster Bay.
Mrs Charles y Marshall and her dauehterS ar
- -rroryfue on the coast Of France. where they
Will be Joined very shortly by Charles NJ MarSiiaii
Mr. and Mrs F. o. Beach and Murray 1ouils or or
s+av-,r. with Mr. and Mrs Frederick w VanderDilt
AZ the Iatter's camp in the Adirondacks
IT vcK T,yornbv IS having extensive aItera-
tions made not only at his villa az Newport duris
his absence abroad but also In his house IN ri'th
Mr and Mrs George r. Schieffelin ana MISS
Dorothy SchiefeIin have returned to southampton
Long Island from Bar Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs Robert GoeIet at Amsterdam
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
49, r.Isrraph % Nc Tribuns.I

Philadelphia. Aug 6--Many coner@' m - 5av n,
s,,s-as J,ar. sent to ROdnlan Wanamaker to-HA! .
friends in this country upon the honor JUS T,Dcn
ferred upou him by the President OF tie earsr
Republic in advancing him to the 'aiiA u
of the Legion of Honor - - frs
Mr. Wanamaker made a cheVSileI =, trs
Legion I'm 1897 recognition OF MS -. rans
encouragement of art His prOrnO'iou - s,r, me
OF officer is a mark of high appreciatiOh - sa,ion
French government Ever since MS x - bas
from Princeton University Mr. WanaihdNel naih,Trr.
boon active in the John Wanamaher cprars
y,cb ~ his time has been spent in Paris ~ 80.
he has been president of the American A. - an
citation and one of the leading figures III ''
nrld
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
J4PAH'S WORK ~ COREA.

There are those who feel certain satisfaction
when Il nation, in HeywoOd's phrase. "frieth
in her own grease" and regard such fate as
far preferable to the reScuing of the nation
through the good offices Of a neighbOr. Thus.
as We have already observed. some would have
preferred TO Santo Domingo sink into utter
ruin rather than have the United States extend
to her the helping hand which, at no cost TO us
has proved her salvation. Another case in
point is that Of Corea to-day. The record
demonstrates clearly that Japan has rescued
that country from anarchy and has begun to
raise it out Of slough Of unspeakable degra-
dation Yet since In so doing she has-as
some pretend-iuterfered with COrea's abso
lutte Independence, men cry out against what
they seem 10 regard as one of the great crimes
OF the ages.
When Japan took hold Of Corean affairs the
peninsula almost destitute of roads water
works hospitals. schools and banks. and the
treasury was SO depleted that no funds were
available for such works 1t Japan that
raised $5OO0OO0 for Corean needs. Of which
$4,000 was at once allotted to the building
Of high roads connecting the chief harbors and
cities \ common school system on the Jap
anesa plan was created, and the other needed
works were promptly and efficiently under
taken. Courts Of justice had been mere auction
rooms where judicial favor given to the
highest cash bidder, and the royal or imperial
court was Il veritable sink of corruption. These
have been reformed by the Japanese, and are
rapidly being put upon basis which would
be creditable TO any civilized land
It will not do TO retort that while hestowinS
these blessings Japan has robbed Corea OF
something still more precious:
For what avail the plough sail,
Or land. or life, if freedom fail?
For, as matter of fact, freedom has not
failed, but has been enlarged to the Corean
people. Freedom as a nation has not failed be-
cause nation COrea has for centuries had
no freedom. She has now and then exchanged
one master for another, but has always been
under some master. 1t is best that she should
now be under one who will not oppress her
for his own selfish profit. but will reform and
upraise her for her own good.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
MINISTER INJURED IN RUNAWAY.

The Rev. Charles s. Burch. rector of ST Andrews
Episcopal Church. of Richmond. Staten Island. was
injured In "a runaway accident half a mile from
his home yesterday afternoon. He was driving
along the Fresh Kills Road when his horse took
fright and ran away. The carriage was upset and
Mr.. Burch was. thrown He attended by
DIR. JeSsup, of New Dorp. The minister's collar
bone was fractured. The carriage wrecked.
but the horse escaped injury.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
SURGEON A SACRIFICE TO PROFESSION

Elgin. H. Aug. 6.-Dr Leonard s TAYLOR a well
known Western surgeon. died yesterday sacrifice
To his profession. In May he performed an opera
ton which saved his patients life but which has
resulted I'm his losing his life. In sewing up
a wound after operation for necrosis DR. Tav-
Tor pierced his thumb with the needle. He applied
tho usual remedy but the poison entered the blood
and his whole body affected. DR. TAYLOR who
was forty years of age leaves a wife and three
children
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
FRANCE oecoRATEs AMERICANS.

Paris Aug. Sin addition 70 proulc'ine .
Rrfdgman. the American artist 20 the rank oi %
ncer of the Legion Of Honor. the Frenrh .,, 500,
ment has decorated Rodman Wananldkvr' OF -. ,bs
delnhia and Ferdiand Bling. OF New YORK WV"
Cross OF the. Legion of Honor
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
THE CAMERA AS a REFEREE
The Youths Companion.

From The YOUTHS NoTnpanIOn.
The camera. which many useful and
interesting purposes. has now been promoted to the
dignifed office of referee In athletic contests AT
recent meeting of the Southwestern Amateur Row
ing Association II voted that henceforth at
contests held by the association a competent pho
tographer, with the most modern and efficient cam
era, should photograph the finish of each event
There have been so many close finishes and unsat-
isfactory decisions i'm the past 1t lis hoped in
this way to provide referees with indisputahle evil
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
4 n1mScmcnfs.

.ERIAE, GARDENS -S:so-T-he Horeynroonsrs
BRIGHTON BEACH PARK-330 $:50-loi Ranch-
ASIJOI--s :I5-The Shuo Fly Regiment
CASINOS Fascinating Flora
GO&EG ESI-ANID-Lura f--k Iream,an1 1--c'eeAieSiaSe
CRITERION :Is-The Little Cberub.
EDEN AIT-SEE-The World Wax
H.E.STE-IN ROOF -S.l:-NaudsNilie
HERALD sou ARE-s.I5-The Orchid
FARDIN N+aA-F'CliiFs Of ls"
LINCOLN SOTAkE-2 I5-S sl-Little Johiny L9Ies
MADISON SQUARE ROOF GARDEN -e.5V-iie Alsio
and Millionaire
MANHATTAN REACH :3'--Ia:-'s F1-e%orhs-
SAKD--S -f5-The .sfr tn Hour
1VAIE.AC' IS I5->-20-The Time. the Place and ihe
Girl
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
MUSOlINO A MANIAC.

From The London Globe.
The name of Musolino the world famed
Scilian brigand, Is again attracting notice in
Italy His highly strung temperament has had
several phases since his condemnation. from au
extreme placidity of resignation to fervd writing
In verse with ceaseless reading. and there is
another powerful reaction which threatens the
worst and hopeless of insanity religious
rnelanchola- A madhouss may be the end Of his
lurid career.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

We desire 10 remind onr readers s1h0 are
about TO Iegve she city that THE TRIBUNE scflI
DC sent By mail 10 GHy address tn This country
or abroad, and address changed as often as de-
sired. Subscriptions may be giren 10 pour reg
aIGr dealer before tearing, or. If more conUer-
cent, hand them an at The TRIBUNE Office.
See opposite page for subscription rates.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
a WEDDING AT BAR HaRBOR

Try Telegraph To The Tribure.I
Bar HarbOr. Me. Aug. 6.-The principal society
affair at Bar Harbor to-day was the wedding of
Miss Helen Simpson Seeley Joseph Wiltshire cf
Cincinnati. The ceremony took place at HiIIhurst
the Seeley cottage here The bride was attended
by her sister. Mrs. G.. w GrOsbeck and Mrs
Arthur Espy- The best was J. V. r. Scar
borough and the ushers were I.eander Harrison.
Ralph Johnson and John Cleaves Short A wedding
breakfast followed the ceremony
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
JOHNSTON ELECTED SENATOR

Montgomery Ala. Aug 6-The two nous ~ cor
the Legislature voted in separate session 'O-s
United States Senator to succeed the late 81 -.
r w Pettus. Joseph F. Johnston NOMINEES -,,rt u
nr,rarx and of the caucus was elected for tie 80
and the long term. He will hold Office tnefe''
until l9l5.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
}. w. BURGESS At wILHELmsHoEHE.

Cassel. Aug 6.-Professor John ". Burgess. dean
OF the School Political Science of Columbia Uni
versty and Mrs Burgess dined last night at VIII
helnsh0hs with tho German Empress
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
Ne.u2lnrk Dailp Gribn,rs.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Z. 1907,

This newspaper is oIcned aud published by
The Tribune Association. AelC YORK cOTp0rd-
.ios: office and principal place OF business iFlO-
,.ne Rgudfng. No. l54 Nassau street, Felo York;
c,osen Nils president: Nathaniel Tuttle. sec
.,etarv and treasurer The address of the Of
5soerS is the Office Of this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

1t is proposed. as we hear from noS,Dr; T,a;.ad
to~r, q National Society of Sponsors Tor oIi''eu
states War Vessels. This organization -
start with a small membership But IN '"iie' o.
tho navy grows, we shall probably see
a.;+,, Of natrictic import equaling in nuf'lpe. >
and influence brotherhoods of longer si'" '-'
like the Society of the Cincinnati OF 'ne "u
,,,o-o,,s sons of this or that martial tue vi
memory.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

passing strange that it should nave oeei
for an alien race-the French-pet"eeh "
and the New Englanders lively a'i'i''o''t'
vailed TO canonize the fnnF cred'
49,. - r,oe,op her sacred" Goldfish.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

Perhaps under present arrangements the
County Register do nothing TO prevent the
fraudulent transfer Of real estate by persons
who have no title to IT: but II would be inter-
est!ng to what effect adoption of the Tor
rens system of registering titles would have
upon the merry game Generally speaking. the
simpler anything is the less easy it is to play
tricks with IT. The Torrens system is conspic-
uously simple and under II fraudulent transfers
might be most difficult. If not impossible
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

Edmund l.. Baylies is due here tomorrow fro-,
Europe Mrs BayIies mas remained abroad Z,
pay a series of country house visits in the no-,
of England and in Scotland. and Will follow Iafsr
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

Tho San Francisco taxpayer who has hleo
,,a+,tion with the court praying to have the CITY
restrained from spending $1,000 month TOT
Ruefs board bills has let his instinct TOT e'oi'
o,7y get the better of his sense OF the h'i''s
things. Ruef is such monumental graz.
that his board bills cannot be Judged oy ''-
commonplace standards of honest men. IL s'd'i0
to reason. Furthermore, that anybody aus d9
toned TO the flavor of Doodle must nave NIUE
of II stirred in with soup, gravy and coffee at
meaItime
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
About People and Soc1df 1'c1denfs

! where they arrived after autOmobile tour
through the Netherlands
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

Gosnold's tercentenary is regarded as the ter
ceptenar~ also of the cod fisheries But il is
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

reached by an orderly appeal to the proper
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

Governor vardaman charges that Repunhca''s
voting in the Democratic primary in MISSISSIPPI
defeated him and elected Mr Williams as MI
Moneys successor in the United states oei'd'e'
This is interesting if true, for it shows that tile
Republicans of Mississippi have at last e'ec'eu
somebody to something after three decades oi
snsnended activity.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

The French and Spanish at Casablanca nave
forgotten the meaning of mdndnd ana nave
gorc straight TO work with an energy "hicn
,o,st he impressive to the lawless subject Oh
His Shereefan Majesty. 1t may be that 'he
coon will come down now that he percerveS 'i'e
readiness of the hunters to shoot II not W.
have no doubt that they will go after ana get
him. even if they have to climb To the summit
do
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

lanes Barnes. son Of Mr. and Nrs ,ha
1ar,as of East 18th street. is patient d' .-'e
,ospitaI of Dr. w T. Bull. in East $50 scr
o,,arine- from an operation for appehdic'i
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

The two policemen who saved Magistrate Cor-
rIean the trouble of hearing an excise case OS
filling out and fling the discharge papers io'
the arrested person apparently are Tree liO'
the superstitions of strict constructionistS-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

Mr. and Mrs Albert Zabriskie GRAY go 20 -
port the day after tomorrow 10 say -, uro
Grav's parents. Mr.. and Mrs StuHVeSfiii' :. tLo
I'm gi,,e a dinner for the young couple AT tne
Crossvavs on Saturday night
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
ONE WOMAN AND ANOTHER,

ONE WOMAN AND ANOTHER
As plump as a partridge.
AS round Dau,
A figure artistic.
Not too large or small.
She's n complim. nj to her Maker.
But a woman who knew
How some women do
Said 10 me.
Cant YOU see
That she is a nature faker2'
Z 81 couldn't
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French Foe Of Race Suicide.

In the French senate there is a man
who has forced the general govern.
ment to begin subsidizing large. fam
lilies. This is Senator Edme Plot Son
of Burgundian family so poor that
he was kept from school to work in
the fields. he broke stone on the high.
ways and worked over all France as n
navy; but as early as 1854 he was
taking small contracts on his own ac-
count and he finally became the great
est of all French railway contractors.
Becoming very rich, Senator Plot has
made himself famous through all Bur.
gundy by a special kind of liberality
the financial authority on depopula-
ton president of the senate commit
! tee relative to subsidies which the
law already permits to be granted to
communes for distribution to fami.
lies OF five or more, and author and
untiring advocate of a bill for the sub.
Mentioning of every mother at the
time an addition is made to the popu.
! lation.
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ASTON NDED."

hardest for me to believe she was o
child of those parents of hers. AN
impulse from sense of iustice-of
decency. | am the cause of your trou'
BILE, and daren't be a coward and a
cheat" She repeated the last words.
"A coward-a cheat! Wc-l--hay1
taken much from you, more than you
know. 1t must be repaid. II you still
wish, will-will keep to my bar.
gain"
IT'S true, I'd not have got into tho
mess" aid |, IF I'd been attending
to business instead of dangling after
you. But you're not responsible for
that folly"
She tried to speak several tines
before she finally succeeded In say
ing:
It's my fault. ] mustn't shirk"
| studied her, but | couldn't puzzle
her out.
i've been thinking all along tina,
you We're simple and transparent"
said. Nov, SEQ you are a mystery
What are you hiding froin me2"
Her smile was almost coquettish a.
she replied:
when woman makes a mystery
of herself to man, it's for the mans
good"
I took her hand -.luiost amidly.
Anita" ] said, ia you ctiil--tis
like me?"
IL do not--and shall not---lore you.
she answered, hut you are"
More eudurable?" l suggested a
she hesitated.
Less uncomfortable" she said witt
raillery. Then she added. Less IN
endurable than proflting by a-creeI
ing up In the dark"
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I though, understood her better
than she understood herself. And sud
denly my passion melted in tender
ness would have said was so foreign
to me as rain to a desert. | noticed
that she had a haggard look. You
are very tired, child said l. Good
night. am a different man from
what | was when came in here"
And | different woman" said
she. beauty shining from her that
was as far beyond her physical beauty
as-as love Is beyond passion.
"A nobler, better woman" 1 ex.
claimed. kissing her hand.
She snatched 1t away.
IF you only knew" she cried. ut
seems to me, as realize what sort
of woman | am, that | am almost
worthy of you!" And she blazed a
look at me that left me rooted there.
astounded.
But went down the avenue with a
light heart. Just like woman" was
saying to myself cheerfully, mot to
know her own mind"
A few blocks, and I stopped and
| laughed outright at Langdon's
treachery, at my own credulity. What
an ass I've been making of myself
said | to myself. And | could see
myself as | really had been during
those months of social struggling-an
ass, braying and gamboling in lions
skin-to impress the ladies
But not wholly to no purpose"
! reflected, again all in glow al
| thought of Anita