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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-26
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CAsHIER-Houng lady as cashier IN rr,-
Times Office. 80 -
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MEN 10 get best hair cur In the city. lie:
boys hair hair cut, l0ci shave with mock
shave, l0c; r2zors houed l5c; two 25c: FIRST
class white BARRIERS: close pm. 6I7 i stnvy
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LADIES' TAILORING.
GRAPHOPHONES.
CEMENT WORK.

CEMENT works. Us call and sstlmzts
on your cement floors. walks, steps. ana c0b-
mss Fh9ne' write. or call p. r. PULL
NAN & CO. 14I3 Q st NV ar1s-s5t
SIDEWALK, Easements and repairing. ss1F
postal viii call and give estimate. DAVIS
& CO.. 7l3 9th ST. NV rr[7s-- -
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DAIRY LUNCH Ia. ave. nv. I57- 49,
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DttINEltS-Waut- Il - once two men for
Wholesale wagons. T-fust come wei recon-
menQedi only those desu ng permanent posi-
tons please apply. call after ( D. a..
WELLER'S DRUG STORE, Seth and NJ NV.
references rl1zF-yr
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

BY WHITE MAN. steady and sober. ..1,,
kind of work 4. N, 1913 Wisconsin ave.
Tny25-3t
POSITION by experienced colored man as
cook in hotel or lunch ROOM Alb Franklin
St NV 10
N PRIVATE family by young man, %
years old: best OF refel ences. address. BOX
1888. Times ONCE. nv25-3r
PROFESSOR OF clarinet and piano desires
position IN city. Apply 81 9th St NV. PROF
MICHAEL PIC2 10. uy25-7t
N PRIVATE famny by young man d
years old; best OF references. Address BOX
2SS, Times oHlce. my24-3t
DENTISTRY.
TEETH without platesi no extracting. no
pain. painless filing. BaltimOre Office 93s y
Charles 81. DT. J. Ia Wilson. 1908 r st NV
ap2l-90t
once Hours, $50 A NJ to $50 P. NJ
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DIR. ". J. ELZEY, DENTIST,
n f Cor. 9Th and r. Capitol SITS ne
Specialists IA Painless EXTRACTING Golt
Crown and Bridge Work. Filings. and Plates
Ihat MT Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded Moderate prices Phone n $3.50
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-03-28

In the Count, Coart 10 the State oi uf,.
gon tor llatucy Count,
In the matter Of the cuardiauship over
the persons aud ESTATE. OF Frankic e.
Jones aud Thomss Allen Juucs. min
ois
To frankie &. Jones, now Frankie G..
Welcome, and Thomas Allen Jones.
and All persons whors u may concern.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed guardtan ot tho pcrs us and rs.
taics II the atorc said minors has aled
her tnal account alj petition tn be- ~.
leased from her said trust aud iut an
order Oi distributiou,in the above cn.
titled court, and that an order oi said
court was duly made and entered
appointing Tuesday, Arril 7th. inOs
10 o'clock a. NJ At the court house at
Burns. Oregon, ~ the time ani place
for The hearing Of objections thereto
aud the settlement thcrcui ANY pcr.
son having ary objections thereto mus,
Gle them with the clerk Ut snid rnur, on
or before the said time dxcd iar IA.
hearing thereof, and must be- present
In court at said tins nurns. Oregon.
March 9th. iaus
JENNIE JONES Guardian.
Date Of FIRST publication March =. lnos
Date Of la, publication Anul 4, 100,
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Chas. Owen and Archie Cross
were down from Silvies Satur-
day.
j. H. Garrett was down from
his Emigrant creek home the
first of the week.
MIR. Farmer, if you are in need
of Plow or Harrow move this
way. My stock in that line is
low. Call in before it is too late.
j. j. Tupker.
A complete sectionized map Of
Harvey Co. in ten colors, show
ing all large holdings, has been
gotten out by L. O. T.. Co.
Price S1.00. McGowan & Nichols,
Sales Agt
Austin Goodman's wood saw
and barley roller will continue TO
serve the public in this section
until May / when he will take
the engine to other parts to op-
crate his sheep shearing plant.
Better get your work done now.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-03-28
ENJOINs USE OF WATER.

Suit to enjoin the diversion of
water from Silvies River for two
Harney County irrigation pro
jects was brought yesterday in
the United States Court by the
Pacific Livestock Company. of
San Francisco. The defendant
companies are the Silyies River
Irrigation company and the Har-
ney Valley Improvement Com
pany. Judge Wolverton has
granted a temporary injunction
restraining the defendant cOmpa-
MES from appropriating the dis
puted water until the merits of
the suit have been determined in
the courts.
The complaint corporation al
leges that il owns several humid
red acres Of land bordering on
Silyies River, in Harney County,
that are riparian TO and irrigable
from the two forks of that
stream. II is further contended
by the plaintiff company that the
waters Of the stream are now en-
tirely exhausted for the growing
Of hay on its own lands and a
further diversion Of the stream
would prove disastrous 10 the
company's interests. Oregonian
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NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Notice j. hereby given that sealed
bids Will he received hy the County
Court Of Harn,y County, for making an
export examination OF the books anil
records Of llarnoy County, Oregon. aud
10 make detailed Halrmont " the
conditi IN Of said books aud records ior
the two years ending july 1t. iYos.
and n statement NJ The financial c,uii.
tion Of the uuty, and that said bids
will be opened and considered by The
Court on Aptil 6th. 1905, at 10 O'Clock
~ M. The court reserves ihc right tu
reject any and 30 bids
ny ord, of "a. Court
SAN MuulHsurp. Clerk.
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AUCTION

| viii hold regularauction sales
on the first and third Saturdays
of each month at the {. A. Sweek
barn IN Burns. Bring in any
thing you have fer sale and get
your money for IT, Special at
tention given to sales IN the
country.
W. T. SMITH.
Auctioneer
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A. j. Johnson came over from
Silver Creek yesterday.
Trespass notices printed or
cloth may be obtained at this Of
fee.
Mrs. A. Venator has been the
guest Of friends in this city tn,
past week.
d. W. Pitts, a young man from
New York, has recently taken
up land near Malheur Pass.
Get your onion sets now and
know they are fresh and good
Voegtly has them.
MCGOWAN & Nichols have
Spells to sell for seed or feed.
Cheaper than barley.
Z. X. Anderson and Frank
Stewart of Severy. Kas., are
among the new arrivals in this
section.
c. w. Harbough and +. T..
Fisher, Of Rockford, and f.. ID.
Lamphier, Of Deep Creek. Wash
ington, are late arrivals 10 the
Harney country. They are well
pleased with the section and will
locate some land.
Messrs Blot g. Sprague are
now at work with their well
drilling machine at the court
house. They will sink a pipe in
the old dug we'll there which will
he properly cased and used for
drinking purposes.
Miss Julia Greeley spent the
past week visiting with relatives
and friends in this vicinity. She
left this morning on her return
TO Nevada where she is teaching.
Her mother accompanies her rs
far as w. d. Huffman's home in
the southern part of this county
where they will visit Mrs. Huff
man a few days.
A $50 SIDEBoARD FREE C.
w. Clevenger offers a $50 side
board as a premium in connec-
ton with sewing machine sales.
He has four different standard
machines in stock, COM
prising seven styles, ranging in
price from $32.5O to $40 each.
A chance on the sideboard with
each machine and when the 25th
machine is sold the lucky num-
Der gets the sideboard.
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NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Notice {. hereby given that sealed
bids will be- received hy ,he County
Court oi llarnoy County ior building -
new vault for hercords Of said County
according TO plans aud specifications un
Ole in the office Of the County Clmk.
aud that said bids will bee oponcd aud
considered by the court ou Monday
April OH, 1905 At O'Clock y M. Tho
Court reserves lhc night 10 vi Ct any
and all mds.
By order oi Coutt.
SAN MurnErsurAD, CLERK.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


NifNh NNANNN LAND NifiNFt I
Burns. Oregon. March is. tqua
Notice II hereby given that William q. Brown.
" hutns, oregon, has hlcd notice OF his intrn
ton 30 make hnal communication proof in support
20 his Claim, via. Homestead Futfy 40 ltfi
made May 10. 1875. ior the sts sWt. W.. eFi .
sec. lS, Township a south, Raurr 10 d "
" aud That said proof Nil D.. made i-.fate ih.
Register and Receiver, ~ turns, oregon on
Aptl -. tpus
lie names the following Witnesses 10 pfu,c
his continuous residence upon. and cultiya
tion Of land via " u simmons, O. n scott
q Newton. Chts. Bowman, all oi Burns
oregon
Wv. rAunH. Register
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Pioneer Bank of Hdrney County
The First National Bank
of Burns
UNITED STATES DEPoSTTARY
CAPITAL, So, 100000
SURPLUS, $2O,OOO.OO
THE OLD FASHIONED

ideas OF conducting banking along safe conserv-
ative lines that have stood the test of ages. ARE
GOOD TO-DAY. The establishing of a large sur
plus in conjunction with strict conservatism,
while old fashioned ideas, have proven the time
tested foundation stones of safety to depostors.
Our large surplus, now equal to EIGHTY per
cent of our capital, created through the careful
conduct of our business is evidence OF our con-
servatsm. and proof that the old fashioned ways
are best for ourselves. and consequently best for
our depositors.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-03-28

New fresh garden seeds at
Voegtly's including onion sets.
WANTED to borrow $1,000 on
first class security. Inquire at
this Office.
BORN To Mr.. and Mrs. Platt
Randall last Saturday. March 81,
a daughter.
Mrs. X. Calkins is home from
an extended visit to Baker City
and Washington points.
| Mesdames +. A. Cole and w.
Y. King left for Canyon City
this morning to attend the Re
bekah district convention.
, Mrs, Joseph Robertson is over
from Drewsey on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. II. E. Thompson.
She accompanied Miss Leona
Thompson over.
The New Windsor Bar, under
the management of Lee Caldwell,
is one of the most popular resorts
in Eastern Oregon. Drop in
when you have a thirst.
II. p. Witter has been in from |
his Sage Hen place for the past |
few days. He and his neighbor, |
Conrad" Hyde. expect to star
tie the natives with big crops the
coming season.
Mrs. w. b. johnson was over
from her Silver Creek home a
few days this week having some
dental work done. She was ac-
companied by her daughter. Miss
Mary. and Miss Williams.
A private letter just received
from Drewsey announces the
death of Mrs. +. l.. Beede on
Tuesday night, March "a. No
particulars were earned. De-
ceased leaves a husband and sew
eral small children to mourn her.
Misses Lea Shelley and Winnie
Brown entertained a number Of
their young friends at the home
Of the former last night. Five ,
Hundred" was indulged in and
the hands were followed by re-
freshments. The Times Herald
did not learn the names Of those
who were fortunate enough 10
carry Off the honors.
Alex Mcintyre, who was ar {
rested here last week as an ac- d
,omplice Of Kruger charged .
with stealing horses and wanted
Walla Walla, was started on his :
Journey TO the Washington town 4
asst Monday in company with {
deputy sheriff from that place. a
Mcintyre came very near gain
ng his freedom last Friday even
ng by escaping from the county ,
all. He was allowed the privi-
eye Of the outside corridor dur
ng the day time and some times q.
until after dark. On that even \
ng he made himself busy tear )
ng out a hole in the brick back =
# the steel cages instead of eat o
ng his supper and but for the D.
Interference Of VIM. Pollard, an y
ther prisoner, might have made
.ood. The latter told him the
equity sheriff was coming and
lclntyre ran 10 his cell where q,
e was kept by Pollard until the v
ailor arrived and locked him up
or the night, The hole in the =
'all was not discovered until the
Glowing morning.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

ln the Estate IT Lena Auicr on 4
ccnscd, notice is hereby given that o.,
undersigned WIS on February, 90 luOs
duly aud regularly ~ oiut q ndui.if.
trat'iX ct the estate Of Lena Andersen
dccratcd, aud h,s duly qualified as o.,
'aW required An, and nll t,cr on, hi,.
ing claIm' against sail Estate trc here
by require 10 prrcnt t1c same, with
the proper vouchers duIy atinrd ,. Nv
law required within six months irum the
date II this notice to mo a. Naunvs.
Oregon ~ at the uilcr oi Gco \ sifr.
more, In Burns, Oregon
Dated at Burus, Oregon February rs.
1905.
ANNir h. tuurU1H,
Administrative II thr estate oi loua
Anderson decreased
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Notice II hereby given that on MONDE,
the 3olh day Of March, 1907, the under
'lguod viii apply 20 the county court of
the state Of Oregon, ior llafney county
fur the license mentioned in the ioro
going petition.
-. u. JONES. Petitioner
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c. II. Voegtly has garden seeds.
BORN To Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Gould Wednesday March 25, a
daughter
Post Master Welcome and jam
es DoneRan have gone to Dia-
mond to fish for a few days.
McGowan & Nichols have
customers for relinquishments.
See them If you want to buy or
sell.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson expects TO
be at home next week and will
have her spring samples Of Chas.
A. Stevens suitings ready for in
spection by the ladies Of Burns
and vicinity.
Geo. Byram was over from
Bear Valley a few days this week
looking after some business and
incidentally visiting DIR. and Mrs.
Marsden. He reports consider
able snow in his country yet.
j. o. Bunyard and wife came
over from their Cow Creek home
last Saturday afternoon, bring
ing in n fine lot of hogs for the
local market Mrs. Bunyard re-
manned here for few days the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. N.
Comegys.
Supt. John Gilcrest Of the p.
l.. S. Co. arrived here Wednes-
day after spending the winter in
California. Mr.. Gilcrest will re-
main in this section for the next
three months looking after the
interests of his company. He
was accompanied on his trip by
his daughter, Miss Mary, who
will be the guest Of friends here
for an indefinite time.
The Times-Herald is pleased
to note the interest taken in the
public library by the ladies. Mrs.
A. Venator this week donated
So 10 the funds 10 purchase books
for the juvenile department. If
we could get the room plastered
and otherwise made more cheer
ful it would help very materially. I
OF course we can do without the
luXuries but we might add TO the
attractiveness Of the place at a
small expense.
To the Editor: A rumor has
gained circulation that / am in
with a ring real estate men in
Burns. ! wish 20 state that am
IN with no man, or ring of men,
in Burns or in Oregon. When
any man intrusts his business
with me guarantee him a square
deal, and he never has to wait
until the other fellow comes
home.
Adam George,
Lawen, Oregon.
c. A. Gillian, formerly a resi-
lent Of this city and deputy
county clerk under Capt. Kelley,
vas here from his home at
Vale for several days this week.
Ad was kept quite busy renew
ng old time acquaintance and
wondering at the great change
n Burns since he left some ten
'ears ago. He is working for a
forwarding concern at Vale and s
vas in this section in the interest /
# his firm. 4
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-03-28
Hereford Cattle

My well known herd Of Prize
winning Herefords Is now located
on the farm of VIM. +. Cayiness,
in Malheur county. Will be
pleased 10 have you call and In
spect herd. If in need Of bulls
or heifes We can satisfy you in
quality and price. Write your
wants 10:
wM. y. cAYiNESS. q. !. cONRAD.
ifonslds. ore. Ia ufsads, ore.
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PETITION ron LIQUOR LICENSE

We, the undersigned legal voters ui
Wild llorsorr ciuci, ilarnsy county, in
the state oi or gon respectfully petition
the Honorable County Count Il llsruo,
county staloof Oregon, tograuta hccnsr
to y. u. Jones. ~ sell fpiutuous malt
and yinous liquofs la hes quantities
Than one gallon In wili Horse prc, uri.
llafncy county, State q Oregon, f.f the
period oi three months as in duiy b,uud
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INCUBATORs

If you want the best Incuba-
tor on earth see or write w. T..
Smith Of Burns, Oregon. about
the safety it runs without the
lamp no expense.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


rstTrB sTATFs tANn OfftCF
Burns. oregon, February u. irus
Nnucc IL hereby given that George " unfrs.
ui linfuey Oregon hHs nlod notice ~ his lntru.
10 iu make nnHl ave year pfouf in support Of
hlH claim, VIZ iiumratra tutfN No. i.HI made
November ~, 1870 for the Lots o. aud 2, ~ rWi /.
bee e., 7. 81 south, NuuEr ai D. " N aud
HAT pa a proof will hC made before the nrrl f.
itf and Receiver uf ihe United -tairs Land
unltc ui hufns, oregon, ou MA.rh 0 itss
ilr names the following witnesses a. prove
hls continuous residence upon, aud cultivation
uf thy land. via Herr nuNrrs, Joseph "
Buchanan, honfEc l.. buchanan, william 4
Gates. ull uf iiarncl, ufrEuu,
Mu, lAutf. Register
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Local News.
hen seeds at Voegtly's.


len seeds at Voegtly's.
Gates was in the city
Iny on land business.
Cfaddock was circulating
his friends in this city
eek.
only Plow on Earth. The
ase Guarantee Satisfaction.
,ipker.
Naster Logan and wife
cen over from Harney for
days the guests of Bert
and family.
electric lights are not ov-
HINT these nights on ac-
high water interfering
g power.
iarsden expects to leave
he first of the month for
~ California, where he
look after some business
" a visit to his aged
Siler visited this Office
ay and says he has begun
&. He finds AN occasional
frozen ground in the field
States that the land is
nPly dry for this season I
rcnr. I
men and ranchers will
0 their advantage to eth
or consult II. J. Hansen
Iurns Meat Market before
hams, bacon or lard.
'cpared to take care OF
ders at right prices.
81 McGee & Owen Of the
nt Barn have ordered o
ndsome hearse to be add
equipment of the estab-
Mt a cost of $500. Mr.. (
will go TO the railroad
G first of next month. /.
enator has been in this
past week. Ira Venator
here for a few days.
of says most of the Ven
'ck has been turned on
q and that they exper-
nly a nominal loss during
'er.
3lizabeth Gilbert, an ex-
d stenographer, is now
q in the law office of j.
<Rs. Miss Gilbert is n
}hmes Gilbert of Harvey,
recently arrived here
chigan.
er McEwen has returned
nnessee where he spent /
er. He was accompan-
n James Stalcup, VIM. /
Perry Barbary, all of {
me with the intention of
Harney county their
nday, March 29th, there |
feaching services at the
esbyterian Church. Rev. /
Hin will preach from the (
xsubjects. At the morn I
"The Conflict of Faith ,
elief. =" In the evening l
Homentous Question"
Walker, who has been \
the local land Office here |
time, has been appoint I
/ count stenographer for
bet by Judge Davis and s
lme his duties the first /
coming month. Mr.. n
5 a competent and de- 4
young man and his {
IRE pleased with the APP I
ht. /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-03

Mr.. Budd is Waterproof according to
the claims of the inventor, and costs
not quite as much as Edison's cement
house.
Mr.. Budd has applied at Washington
for patent and In answer to his ap.
plication has received notice that his
composition is patentable and that
steps will be taken at once to give him
protection. To give practical DEM
onstration of his new composition MI
Budd is building house of it on SUM-
NIT street, East View addition.
The composition Mr.. Budd will not
make public at this time. but it is COM
posed of broken bottles, broken brick.
mud, feathers, straw and most any
thing A framework of the house Is
built up, and this composition is then
poured into it. After it is dried the
framework is removed the walls
smoothed off, and any artistic touches
desired can be given.
The house Mr.. Budd Is building Is
to be of the new composition through
out, even to the floors and roof. Proof
of the waterproof qualities of the new
composition are demonstrated by Mr..
Budd by pouring water over cement
block and also over block of his new
material
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-03
Some Freak Homes.

Two houses that are to be distinct
novelties are to be constructed in the
suburbs of New York One man is to
build house at the seashore that
will revolve by the pressure of an
electric button. The advantages of
this whirling bungalow are obvious.
for it will catch the breeze coming
and going. The other house is to have
disappearing walls. The advantage of
this arrangement is to make it pos
sible to convert the first floor into
one big room for certain occasions
when much space is required, such
as receptions or other social func-
tons. The power will be electric and
the partitions by means of grooves
will be lowered to the floor level, Civ
ing an unobstructed space of four or
five combined rooms if desired.
The next man will probably invent
disappearing house for that large
class of New Workers who are put to
trouble to avoid process servers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-03

tration on the one hand and on the
other continuance and enlargement
of the growing burden which armamet
entails, is to attempt an impossible
task. If the peace leagues program
lis self-destructive, the project of an
Fother organization called the league of
peace must be regarded as somewhat
Visionary. The latter organization will
launch the federation of the world at
once. 1t proposes The Hague tribunal
as the International analog of our SUI
preme court; the interparliamentary
union. as the worlds legislature; and
intends to create the electoral college
of 100000 of the worlds intellectual
leaders who will ballot by postal card
for the worlds peacemaker, the execu-
tive capstone of the worlds united
states of peace. The favorites for the
last position are said tolbe Mr.. Roose-
welt, Emperor William, King Edward.
and Mr.. Carnegie.
The death of the mahdi has left the
field open to the first two eminent
peacemakers.' We fear this augmenta-
ton of quixotic peace societies. The
kind that will be of real value will de-
mand peace without compromise in
season and out of season. and denounce
those half.hearted advocates who are
wars best friends.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-03
Her Cnrrectinn.


The public schools of a certain city
have an exacting form of art. The
pupils are placed before model and
told to sketch as they see.
One day little girl was seated in a
chair on the platform, and her class
mates were given the usual order.
The results varied. Some of the
drawings looked like a human being
in a state of repose. others like wooden
dolls. but one little girl had drawn
the chair and a tiny figure standing In
front of it.
Mary" said the discouraged teach
er. didn't say, Draw Amelia as you
see herr"
"Yesm."
well. is she standing in front of the
chair?"
Nom. She's sitting in it."
Then why didn't you draw her SIT
ting?''
Tears came into the child's eyes. She
was misunderstood.
But I hadn't got to it" she said.
81 was just going to bend her down
when you rang the bell"