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New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
A 100000 LOFT PROJECT
SITE IN VEST e6TH ST.
Fezo Transactions affecting City
Parcels Reported.

twelve and half story loft building Is to De
erected for the West Twenty-sxth Street Corpora
ton the premises No. 81 to 43 West 2eth ST.
The plans were filed yesterday by Neville d Basse'
architects for the company.
The drawings show building of the Renaissance
design with facade of granite for the nrst three
stories and brick trimmed with terra Gotta az the
upper stories. The front will have three tiers OF
bays set between tail pilasters, and cornice WIN
three pedments. finished with fasstaffs The
building will have a frontage of 100 feet and
depth of "a feet. and is to cost $4,000
Plans have also been fled for remodellins the old
five story lodging house No. 81 Market street into
a dwelling house for two families. with store on
the first floor. This is unusual change of build
ing occupancy, and is to be made for l. jacobson.
the The architect is 0. Reissmann
Plans have also been filed for enargins and
partly remodelling the four story and basement
dwelling house No. 81 East 77th st for Mrs. Julia
K. Benjamin, Charles A. Rich is the
architect.
Few realty deals we're reported yesterday. Fred
erick Zittel sold for Gross & Habener No. S2 West
18th three story and basement dwelling
house. 19x100 feet.
Clifford \. Shurman sold for the estate OF
Amanda De Witt and Josiah De Witt, executor.
No. sn West 13Sth st. an American basement
dwelling house, 17x1o0 feet. for Ira H Bennett TO
Michael Pepe No. SO Grove st. three story
dwelling house. Tx10o feet: for the Tri-Centenniai
Realty Company to NJ. I. Boykin plot. 4lxlos feet.
in East oath st. east of Pauldng ave; for Henry
B laws ana FREQ v Calder a SIX StoiS pulioihe,
a lot S5 8x100 feet. at the southwest corner OF
Pleasant and 117th st, containing twenty
eight apartments and eight stores, for Sl"o tor
Moses Cohen to a client for occupancy No. IS West
ssth ST, four story brownstone dwelling house,
on lot 1ex10o feet s41 600 and for the Tr-Cen-
tennial Realty Company a plot 3ox1ss feets front
ing on East Chester Road and East 2z3d St, to a
client.
Mrs. Margaret o. Sage has loaned to Samuel
Trimmer $4,000 for three years at 6ls per cent on
the premises the northwest corner of 136th and
and Exterior sts.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
TALKING TO SOULS
Training Children bp Suggestion
U7hen They Sleep.

There II 2 mother Brooklyn who talks 10 'he
euh-conscious souls Of her children while theN are
ssleep and they answer her in articulate words
while their objective selves wrapped in SUM
Der. This statement vouched for by the heN.
Or ] Herman Randall in Al address given before
the New York Public School kindergarten AsSooia-
ton in the Wadeigh High School yesterday after
He didn't pretend 70 explain H. puI ne salu
il fact and added
of course such a thing could not take place
unless The mother perfectly en- rapport WIN
her children
Or Randall vas talking about The Law OF Sls-
ees-}on in Child Training and he told his hearers
that the suggestion right things 10 the child
was the fundamental principle Of child training
The best time for such suggestion Is SAID 10 oe just
before the child goes - sleep.
The influence Of this fifteen minutes or nan an
o,,r &c iro7eas as,lrabIe said Dr. Randall 1t Is the
great golden opportunity for reaching the chlio
conscious seif-in other words. its real soul
snd wish The fathers were here 70 hear me say
This as well SIS the mothers In these fe" precious
-n,nr+es We can make the child any kind Of man or
woman that we like. But il is an opportunity la'
IS usually lost We busy. We are nreo- We
are going out for the evening. and we maven llie
TO talk children
..,-.,-er Suggest 10 child the thing you don't
ur. bir, N he continued nr. Randall Talk TO
him ss II he were a saint and hero. Tel MIN al
te6-i-oe the story that illustrates what you "an'
hin, 70 be not the thing you don't want MN 10 u
13- -bA last thing he hears before falhhg asIeet
,e -be thing YOU want him 10 he. lhs'eao ".
ey-o,,,,,e been q had boy to-day Don't be SO 10
morrow Then. after he is asleep. slt oy Ms sI
e,5 talk 70 him as if he were awake
..7rr,e * the principle of Resist not evil con
- n psr6au Don't fight and larnhaste ana
- - - hsrp what is wrong Build up the
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
THE OLD PEQUoT HOUSE BURNS.
Once the Mecca of Summer Tourists from
All Over the Country

New London, Conn. May THE Pequot House.
which crowned the headIand the western en-
trance to New London harbor burned early to-day,
threatening the entire Pequot settlement of
tages and summer homes in Pequot avenue Two
of the PeGuot cottages were destroyed. and one
other. belonging to Mrs. Andrews, Of New York
wrecked. The OF the fire is not known
The loss is estimated at Ss 90.
Until the GriswoId House Eastern Point,
the harbor opened in recent years the
Pequot House one of the most notable sum-
rner resorts In New England It built in 1880
1t owned by the Pequot Hotel Association. Of
which United States Senator Brandegee was the
president. The Army and Navy Club have
had It's annual reunion and banquet there on
June
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
IN TUE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

Z B H Meyers has sold No 60a West End ave
four story and basement stone front dwelling
house on lot 18xa0 feet between s9th and soth SITS
s B C1oodale & Son have sold for Phoebe u.
Martin the four story dwelling house No 2a5 West
3sth ST on lot 171x100 feet to The owners OF No.
24s West 3Sth st. who now have a plot 81 2x10O
feet
] ] Haggerty has sold for s. & r Magda the
three family house No 1144 Lonsfeliow ave, on lot
aox19o feet 10 II. Mergenthaler.
Reiter & Newman have sold for J. Froehlich No.
1902 Forest ave, three story single hathouse, on
lot II sxlo0 feet
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
AEBoR DAY TO-DAY.
Public Schools Will Observe Its slA'eeh'n
Anniversary in New York

-,. =. .~bor 0av L Is sixteen years Oh IN
~ zorl h,r dates back much further IN o'1er
x-.-e- The father % Arhor Day was ttle ld'e .
Sterling Morton. Secretary Of Aer1clllufe
r-.si6an- cleveland. When Governor OF NtoIas
re conceived the idea of instltutlHs sh
-5e,-5r- dav for the purpose of neaul--H-lis -
+ee1ess desert and adding 10 its value This was
: go 80 eince then = Is estimated that hun
6re5 million trees have been planted in Neorasha.
C-ber states gradually followed the example VI
>-.h-ssl,a the dav Of the celebration dlnerlhs az
ooraing to the time most iaNorahle 10 'le l -,
s- each locality. In New YORK the oaS Ha9 -
hser,ed in The public schools since lss2 and since
-. 80, ,be children have planted 3l692o trees
7, >ey York CITY the day cannot always ne oo-
eer,ed ~, the planting Of trees In the outsklrl7
of the city there plenty of room for tree
h,,r in The corgested districts that part OF the pro-
rrsror7e usually has TO be omitted. But lle ciii.
6-en can still sing songs in praise OF the olo oaA
and the elm. and they can learn 10 love anu ca
for trees The planting OF the tree is only an Incl
dent It's after care is just important and more
6i@cIlt and ci-y children can live up TO the spirit
Of Arbor Day by caring for the trees they nave
inst as well they planted them Last year -o'
trees were planted by New York public schooi Pu-
pils only about half as many as on the preoeolhs
Artor nay hut il is expected that the numbers VIII
schools arrangements have been made Tor 'he
Planting of trees. and IN some Of the congested
districts there viii also r. paintings
Trees are often presented 10 schools and settle
rneuts on Arbor DAY. and it is common to name
them after distinguished personages. The Tree
Planting Association attaches 10 each tree that il
plants metal tag bearing the words This tree
is = gift 70 al children. Be its friend
II is necessary II obtain permit from the Park
DEPARTMENT 70 plant 4 tree in the city. and
planted becomes the property Of the municipality
and cannot be CUT down without another permit.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
NEW MORTGAGE LOANS.

Clifford n Shurman has placed the following
mortgage loans: For Moses Cohen. to the Amer
team Savings Bank, $4,000 at 517 per cent for five
wears on the premises Nos. "A and 10 west 1orh
e 1athouee 41xlUD for Ira II. Bennett. 10 the F.
Hendrix estate $4,000 81 per cent for three years
on No Sc Grove St. 21xo0 for Florence A Hazard.
IN the Prudential Life Insurance Company. Of
Newark S 800 at per cent for year on a house
az Shrewsbury. N j. for the c. \. Shurnlan In
vestfng Company. to NJ L. & c Ernst. 5000 at s
rer cent for one year on No T7s East 18th st Flat
hush Prooklvn q three story dwelling house and
for Alice s Newhouse 10 NJ l. & {. Ernst, S,G0
at per cent for one year on No. IA Meadow Lane.
New Rochelle. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
coLER SUES S. p. C. A. FoR'DoG BRYAN

Declaring that the law is unconstitutional which
permits the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
TO Animals to capture all unlicensed dogs in the
city and hold them until the license fee 50 is
PAID into the society, Borough President Coler OF
Brooklyn directed yesterday his lawyer Edward
J. Reilly. 10 bring suit against the society for SOS
O-ro for depriving him of the company and US. o,
his fox terrier Bryan. Mr. Reilly obtained su-
preme Court order 70 show why the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty Animals should
not he permanently enioned from interfering with
the dog
Mr. Coler Will carry the case to the Court Of
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
EASTERN RUGS AucrIoNep OFF

Persian palace silk rug brought the hisne=,
price yesterdays sle5-at the sale OF Oriental rugs
by the Anderson Auction Company. at No 2s4
Fifth avenue. Mr.. Hadden was the buver An
antique prayer rug brought $50. MIR. Croweu was
the purchaser He also obtained. for Si40 a Sara<.
palace rug and Tabri. royal palace rug for SO
He paid $3.50 for Yamoud Bokhara carpet FOR
antique Tabris palace rug OF silk A. B. Iinxer
paid The sal. will continued this art.rroo,
at 80 O'Clock and in the evening o'clock
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08

is made from silk and cotton pongee trimmed with
banding and with buttons.
The quantity of material required for the
medium Twelve years. is SIS yards "a 5s
80 or AZ yards "A inches wide, with 70 yards OF
handing.
The pattern. No 5as4. is cut sizes for girls Of
eight, ten. twelve and fourteen years OF age. and
viii be mailed address receipt of 10 cents.
Please give number OF pattern and age distinctly
Address Pattern Department. New-York Tribune.
II in a hurry for pattern send extra tUo-cent
stamp. and viii mail ~ letter postage in sealed
4ays1SSs.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
SUSPECTED OF SETTING CHELSEA FIRE.

Chelsea, Mass. May Under bonds heavy
that police do expect that the prisoners will
be able obtain their release. Judge Bosser. In
the Chelsea Municipal Court, to-day held the first
two men 10 arrested suspicion having set
that destroyed more than a third the
city on April Il. The defendants are Jacob Levitt
zxy and Abraham Wolnitz. Lewitzky owned a RAJ
shop and Wolnitz employed by him. They
were arrested yesterday. Each pleaded not guilty
and was held a continued hearing a week from
to-day Lewitzky in $1,000 bonds and Wolntz in
s10n
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
STREETS COVERED WITH OIL AT ElRE.

Sixty watts containing 10000 gallons Of nseed oil
Hudson and Marshall street. BROOKLYN
were battered down by the 1reren early yester
day morning IN order to hberate the oil so get
four alarm fire under control. The FIRE broke out
shortly after o'clock in the Clearwater branch Of
the Atlantic White Lead Works but confined
TO a wing containing the oil tanks. The oil ra
through the streets finally pouring itself into
East River The is estimated at about 500 900
The cause Of the fire is not known.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
osJscreo TO BOOKER WASHINGTON

Montgomery. Ala. May Tt was learned to-day
that a warm session OF the executive commission
NJ Alabama in the International Sunday School
Association was held in secret here Monday
night at which protest was made against Booker
T Washington of the speakers at the
Inc conyentJon In Louisville. The strenuous
ohtection II is said. made by Y. B. Atkins
Mavor of Selma Governor Conner among the
sneakers II was finally decided that the protest
came too late
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
cA7sklLL MOUNTAIN HOTEL BURNED.

Kingston. n. Y. May 7.-Washington Inn
merly the Tremper House at PhPnicta, in the
Catskiu Mountains, totally destroyed by fire
The hotel owned by Albert FrankeI.
OF New York City, time proprietor of the
Gilsey House. Several years the building was
converted into sanatoriun but last year was
again used hotel. No estimate Of the loss
is available here
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
MAY PARTIES SATURDAY.

The Park Department has issued permits for
MAY parties. comprising about six thousand chill
dren n be held in Central Park tomorrow. and,
weather permitting. many May queens will hold
their courts on the han grounds in the north
meadow. Last Saturday. which was the proper
DAY for May parties. was too cold for such fetes,
though few permits were issued.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
HERO oE TUNNEL WRECK DEAD.

Peter A. Murphy. who was known as the hero OF
the Park avenue tunnel wreck. died at his home
New Rochelle yesterday Murphy. who
passenger on the wrecked train, pinned down
under car but when rescuers went to his aid he
shouted Get the women and children out irstt'
lie was thirtY-eisht years old
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
HOTEL TO COST $3.50, 900.
1t VIII Be Built on a Fine Plot at
Long Branch. n. j.

Louis Korn and Maxin1ilian Zipkes are drawing
plans for ten story hreproof hotel to be pulit
on plot 2oox9on feet. opposite the house at Long
Branch, N. J.. occupied for some years by the late
John A Mccall.
Among the features of the proposed hosiery VIII
be bowling alleys. billiard rooms swimming pool
chdren's payrooms. a gymnasium. painroon1
roof garden and bathrooms. The structure VIII cost
$50 nO
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
REALTY NOTES.

Edward ? Hamilton & Co have sold for tn. John
oliver estate farm of one hundred acres at Nor
ristown. N. ],
F. Osborne Smith Co. negotiated the recent
sale of No 544 West 15Sth st. for William Lubbert
to Mrs. Weiss.
meeting of the House and Real Estate Owners
Association will he held tonight at Turn Hail. s5th
st and Lexington
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
ssAMEN's sulLolNe FREED OF Deaf

The board 81 manager, OF the Seanen's Christian
Association ordered the tlins yesterday OF tire car
celled mortgage its building with the County
Register and the last of freeing from, debt tha
association building No 500 West street was
performed. The mortgage was for $1,000
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
BUYS A WEsTBURY TRACT.

Edward ]. Sullivan has bought a large tract Of
land at Westbury. Long Island, not far from the
railroad station. The property will be improved
with roadways. -curbs. granolithic sidewalks. ETC.
the contracts for which have been let Mr.. Suli-
van will build home for himself on part OF this
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The simple dress that is suirnpe IS
awavs one Of the prettiest for young girls. ard
this model takes peculiarly satisfactory lines II
IS adapted 10 light weight wool. to the pretty simple
silks that will be much worn this season, and
also the washable materials. hut illustrated it
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
QUICK RESALE OF RYE PLOT.

Clifford n Shurman has sold for NJ I. Boykin
n Ira n Bennett plot Of lots Boston Post
Road and Sound View ave. Rye, Westchester
County 1t adjoins the estates of George c Park
and William Porter Allen. Also resold the lots
+or Ira n Bennett to William Porter Allen.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08

TIE latest advice 70 wives IL n remember that
man * romantic creature Feed the brute. in
6e4d hut don't forget that he has soul well
&c body a grumpy il Il said. has been
changed into 2 smiling one by finding bunch Of
mis- fsvor3ta flowers as a table decoration 7 was
rrobs blv nc: SO much the blossoms that pleased
l1,rn as the poetic thoUghtf1ness which caused his
wife TO remember what his favorite flowers were
Men are more romantic than women. according TO
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

broadway. " g. 15O II n Of 242d 81; one merry
go round s4 II In diameter: James Thorn.
,owner and architect ---.-. -....--.---..-....
Zerega loo II OF Geba
story frame dwelling house, 21x5o: Hugh Mof-
NIT owner Thomas Moffitt. architect;
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
Brooklyn

yr,v-o lofts AND BASEMENT EACH s2yS5. RErI-
All ID o 100 horse. building. modem
.ouIos1 frr-,siate possession 2s3271 C-zsson avs
res Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08

Appeals in order to get a ruling on the statut. II
question.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08

scr77e people tell Us that beauty is hygiene but
the beauty doctors say that that is false doc
trtne Physical culture in moderation is good but
81 Is not Aphrodte who stalks the golf course
with her caddie q her nCels- Aphrodte knows
better She doesn't want 70 have fTeCkles 2
nose She keeps out Of the sun when II shines too
fercelv. because II burns her skin and causes her
TO wrinkle her brow. She knows how 70 make
science help nature. and there are secrets Of her
houdoir which she never reveals. She makes
business of being beautiful and would soon he
= nun in = convent IS he isfgGred plain And
Il Is not by any covering ~ that she preserves
ACQUIRES her charms They are the real thing.
e-ratrht from rature-s workshop. though made
without assstslce-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
Country Property to Let.

XIvATCH HILL. r. I-ONE OF THE LARGEST AND
w complete places directly the
before completely and handsomely
nished. UHITEHOUSE PORTER bI3 AVE-
Phone HsA0-3srh ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08

MMANUs. PATRICK-THs FEoPL1 cs o., I.s5
%'A OF New York. BY the OF tfoA Is.~ry
independent to Bridget McMsnus. Eiizaheth Tirrs
Mary Bentley. Ida Mitchell Mary Schoueld snu ,5,rS
CayA the heirs and next OF kin % Patrick Nes-s
deceased. send greeting. Whereas NtCnael p,
a. o York, has lately apPiel
SurrOgate's OF County OF New Gcrh -
a certain instrument writing. relatius % 90
and personal property. duly proved a. t1e laSs,.ny
and testament Of Patrick McNsuuS. late OF ne q
New York. deceased. therefore You AM - sar
cited appear before tho Suffosa.ee-.rv u
County OF New York at hts once In t3e e.s1d sins
New York. the 18th day % june one th,o' +,
hundred and eight. at half past ter ci'.S '.S,srd tss
forenoon OF that day. then and there % Ssuca
probate OF the said last will and testament as y
a hereby cited are under "a - voaf
twenty years required 70 apPesl s,,s %
guardian have II YOU haV = ~ ras
appear apply Re appointed "-.1slla
your neglect failure 20 Do 50 a - - sa4
appointed the Surrogate 20 Fep1s97-
for IN the proceeding -. ssai u
IN testimony whereof, have caused - S,lsr
the surrosste's Court q the So VT
IL 81 York BE- hereCnto a-As-,xsfs
Hon Charles ~ Bscke't - -tss
Of said County ot New York a. saio
asth daS o April IN ot LORD '"7
SAna nA' auHe' aH' pssVIrI J powDNEY
Clerk % ths Sur~osates eo1i.y -
CHARLES z. THORN. Attorney 20 - go. (
Broadway. Borough Of MsnaatssS Nav ~
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
Furnished Houses to Let-Country

TINO RENT. FULLY FURNISHED. COUNTRY RESI-
i cence. Alpine. N j.. the Palisades overlook
ing the Hudson River. house fully furnished bed
other rooms: bathroom; hot
oonveuiences; brood sr.enhot.e
OF and: $500 the
Room Liberty CITY
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
Citations.


yTHD PEOPLE OF THE sTATD OF NEW yoEs. 81 81
s.Io o Delnoce. II living whose place OF resi1eHcs
tain.d. and - said Angelo O Del0oCs = -o- l-F--s
then Theresa Delncce. widow OF SAID A-gec y
Delnocs. and Lewis DslnCca and Camille brc"-s,
the only children. heirs law and q -1 q -
Angelo o DsInoc. tbs heirs - kin - Al
Reheccs Delnoce. late OF the County q New los
deceased. send greeting Whereas. Nincsct z pel.r
OF the City Of New Rochelle. has ately aPp &c 70 -,
Surrogate's Court Of County OF YORK 20
certain instrument IN writing bearing Ca-e tne
day Of January. 1904. and codiciis rcs-sto -.
bearing date the 10th day January. 1901 and t1s
otheT bearing date the 2lst day ot September -
relating both real and personal properly. duly pr
noce late OF the County York. deceased. Tnes
fore ard each of sPPesr Seco-ss -.
Surrogate of County York. his -
IN the County OF New York. 4th day of Jul
one thousand nine hundred and eight. al haf Pas-
o'clock IN the forenoon OF that day. then ard .ls
90 attend the probate Of the said VII and -.
rent And such Of hereby cited. as =,
under ths OF tventy-Oue re1uliss1.s
Appear oy your guardian II have ore. " r
nave nore. TO appear and apply for - - -,
pointed or IN the event OF neglect o taits,.
DO so. guardian will be appointed by ths Sarf'sA
20 represent and act for you IN the proceecinS -.
In testimony whereof have caused ne S sea- ~ n
Surrogate's Court said ColiilI
IL 81 New York be h-r-untC sTNet W'ul7S
Hon ARNER c THOMAS. Surrosss,x
our SAID County of New York. said County. the-l
cay or April. in the year Lord tn0usa-
nine hundred and eight
DANIEL. J D0wpNsY.
Clerk Of the SuryoS ate = -
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
GLE4NINGS.

So great is the importance Of dress conceded 70
be IN these Gays that It is now recommended for
rhe treatment % the insane. Instead Of arraying
these poor creatures in shabby and dnEy garments,
-rv not give them what their souls long for-tin-
sci rrowns errnne tn7ade the skin Of the
HE "a bbit. tin swords and shining helmets. This
question Of clothes. il seems. is mental one and
closely connected with the processes Of the brain
The wrath and despair Of the average female per
son when the dressrnaker sends home some carl
r5ture of the garment ordered, are not ludicrous
hut errnently serious. having their source in the
deepest recezses Of her being.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
Country Property for Sale or 10 Let.

A DIHoNDACK CAMPS AND COTTAGES FOR sALD
~ rent Write for circular WILLIAM F. ROB
FRTs. Real Estate Once Saranac Lake. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08

Berkshire Hills
n Pttt.neId. Mass. and vicinity.
houses FOR summer season. ranging
o "
FRANK RUSSELL a co. Pittsfeid. Mass
Lake Champlan s'''.ss rSc to r:n ;ntn,.s.s ,
heac LEANING 22o Albany
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
Country Property for Sale.

d EsIDENCE OVERLOOKING HUDSON 80 MINUTES
n and baths; auto garage. LOWER
Pc 500
r ARGE MODERN 49, ROOM HOUSE; BATH PIAZZA
i shade; shore adjoining beautiful village. sea
son 500 c. NJ TALBOT. Skansatel-s n. Y
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
City Property for Sale.

CnfurnHhed Apartments 10 LET.
THE ANsONIA-FURSIsHED AND UNFINISHED
apartments. Broadway ard ID -
La Junta tribune., 1908-06-27

might prejudice her terribly against
I've thought Of all that. I must he
content 10 walt. Next Friday the re-
viset Borough bill comes mp before the
aldermen again for the final fight
When ms settled one way or the other
can go TO her and explain. Mean
time
"Meaniimc she is here tonight with
MIR. wainwright. Have you seen her:"
''Only for = minute"
"Did She trea, you with the same
friendliness, the same interest. as Of
old? Don't think I'm nnuisit;ve. dear.
only nsk all these questions because
love YOU"
- know" he answered. pressing her
hand ms I, lay on his arm. yet | can
hardly answer you. for ! hardly know.
In her presence | am not NJ ease be-
cause ! cant tell her everything. and
she seems III at ease because she knows
there's something l don't tell her oh,
La Junta tribune., 1908-06-27

the cost. Tie had So counted 6n The
promised talk with Dallas Wainwright
the preceding evening. On the hopes
OF that Interview he had staked his all.
In Il he WAS 10 have received the half
pledged reward for his months Of toll
and achievement.
Yet In view Of hts present relations
toward Wainwright he could not, Of
course. visit the nnancier's home. The
doors OF the house that contained the
woman he loved had been barred to
him. And Dailas-what must she have
thought OF his failure to call: