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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-14

II It VIII be harmful. please advise some
Do YOU know Of anything that viii
prevent perspiration under the arms or
at least something that VIII help ~
tle1 Kindly advise me. as ] am greatIy
troubled on this score. H. A
DR.. Vaucaire's formula IS not
harmful. Indeed. IL has beneficial quail
tiles as a tonic. and is printed as you
request
Or. Vaucaire's Remedy for the Bust
Liquid extract OF ERlega
lSoaisrue) ssss,.rs-.r.-trr------ . n or
Lacto- phosphate OF lime. lS4 grains
Tincture OF fennel .......-.- 70 grains
Simple syrup ...-.-.-.-- ii - ounces
The dose is two soupsDoonfulS with
water before each meal
Or NaucaiTe also advises the drink
inx OF malt extract during meal
Precipitation should new be check
ed, as harmful results viii follow. II,
however II be prOfuse. ! am giving
a recipe which Is generally successful
IN producing normal conditions.
Orris Powder for Precipitation.
Phsnoi ......----.-....... 20 drains
Alcohoi 1870 Grams
Starch OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ounces
Florentine crrls -.--.---..-- ounces
Essence OF violet ....-.-... 80 grains
This powder can be used 20 advantage
on perspirinE hands. and Il IS an agree
able glove powder.
Dissolve the acid IN the alcohol, add
the violet essence, then the starch and
orris. Apply nightly.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-14
Obstinate Freckles

Dear Mrs Symes.
Please publish a cure for obstinate
freckles How long win y take1
READER
Your question regarding the length
OF time Is not easily answered. 1t de-
ponds entirely upon the size and num-
Der OF freckles. Some skins do not
respond 20 outward treatment so
quickly as others. The following Is
recipe for paste TO remove the
annoying little spots:
Obstinate Freckles.
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Il Bad Complexion

Dear Mrs. SymeS.
VIII YOU kindly send me a formula Tor
good complexion cream that Will not pro-
cuce supeTiuous hair? Nv complexion
seems to be IN a bad condition. Il Is very
dark and muddy. and an troubled with
freckleS, blackheaGs and also very sore
looking ulnples. which seem 10 heal
very slowly. Lately I have noticed small
wrinkles under ny eyes
Let me know also IL vasellne Is good ccr
the hair and how often ono should uso 10
who is troubled with dandrCH. Would YOU
advise any one 20 use alcohol on the hairy
Is cocoa butter good 20 fatten the chestT
VIOLET.
am giving you the recipe for one OF
the best complexion creams I have, and
assure you Il will not cause supernuous
hairs 10 annaar.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-14
After Dance

N EAR Mrs. Adams.
Is II the girls place 10 thank tho
~ young man after the dance? What
should she say? II he thanks her first,
what should she gRy7
Is Il proper for my l5-year-old cousin TO
kiss me publicly? PEGGY.
II is the mans duty to thank a girl
for dance. In reply she may say, Il
am sure / enjoyed it."
No: public demonstrations OF affection
should always be avoided
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-14

only by engaged couples II the young
man bestows his affections on more than
one girl, II Is a sure sign that he Is or
a tickle nature. Do not grieve about the
young mans actions. but tel him that.
while you wish 10 have him call. you
want him to treat you in a gentlemaniy
and friendly manner.
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SOmewhat Jealous

Dear Mrs Adams.
I am IS years old. and madly in love
with man OF % OF course, he. kisses
with girl whom I abhOr and he kisses
her, too. How can I prevent this? Il
ever help you can give me would be thank
fully received A. p
must scold you for allowing a man
10 caress and kiss you, for such mani
festauons OF love are 70 be INDUCED In
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snread the paste upon the freckles at
niSht before going to bed. In the morning
remove Jyhat remains with little powdered
borax and sweet OIL
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No Reciprocation

Iear MIS-. ADAMS.
short time ago I met young man
and Was Emitten with his charms but he
did not appear to reciprocate my affections.
Will you please tell me the best way 70
win a place In HIS hearth He lives IN the
same apartment house as myself. Is II
proper for me TO take the initiative IN this
natter HFARTRP0vFN.
II certainly would not be proper for
you TO make advances to win the young
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-14

Dear Mrs. Synes-
Would YOU kindly publish some prsscrip-
ton for keeping auburn hair from getting
darker2 I. p. A.
a tiny pinch OF washing soda added
TO the water in which you wash your
hair viii prevent II from growing
darker.
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When EHgagea

Dear Mrs Adams.
You have been 80 kind IN helping other
people. L wonder ~ you Will help me.
] am e years old. and am engaged %
@ girl two years my Junior. Is X proper
70 kiss her IN public?
Is A proper 20 kiss my future mother
in-iaw on leaving FOR a long journey
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Sevenfeen-Forty-three

Dear Mrs. Adams.
am II years old. ind IN love with a
man q. Ho Is very handsome. and does not
look older than 30 or 81. My mother OBJ
jeets 70 him because he IL widoWer with
five children. Now. I love him very much
and cannot give him up. What can I DOR
GLADYS W
My dear child. I do not wonder your
mother objects. for she realizes what
a lot Of responsibility you would have
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-14
Rough Hands

Dear Mrs Symes.
have been worrying about my hands. and
hope you will DO able TO give me some
thing 10 relieve them. They are very
rough and dry on the inside. and have been
50 for the last two weeks. ] DO not know
me cause. as hold position AZ the desk.
In winter they chap very easily. but
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-14
Massage Cream.

Mot NE MI nVo InETellslLs L0ElLIleTs
beat until the mass concTetes. adding The
benzoin, drop by drop, during The process.
Extract Of violet or any perfume may %
auCed II agreeable
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-14
Hair Dres

Dear Ms Symeg-
win you kindly state IN yoGr column how
10 make henna hair stain. also walnut hair
stain, and how 10 apply the dyes7
Can honna stain be used 20 color the roots
OF brown hair which has all shades OF red
and gold through It, but which Is FRAY
around the face2 Does the stain dye the
scalp or Is IL injurious IN any way?
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-14
Taking on Weight

Dear Mrs Symes.
VIII you please tell me how ! might get
fat or take on more weight ! am Is
and weigh ll3 pounds. CARLYLE
Your weight is very fair for a grow
ing girl, but the chest exercises are
probably what YOU need in connection
with fattening foods. such as those
which contain starch. II you have tried
q healthful diet 10 no effect, take from
a half 10 a teaspoonful of cod liver oil
three times q day
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Vancaire Tonic

am % years OF age and would Ike
10 know II DR.. Ysucairss tonic would
ba barmtui for me to use. II not viii
you please print the formula again; but
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-14
Answers to Beauty Queries

have never known them % be ln this con-
dition. CONSTANT READER
1 am giving a recipe for a good cream
which I think will cOunteract dryness Of
your skin. Apply at night before redr-
ing.
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Sage Tea

Dear Ms SYnes-
VIII you please publish the recipe for \
hair stain. the one made OF sage with two
other ingredients? y
Following is the recipe to which YOU
refer. Dried sage Is used:
Green lea--------s-------...----- z ounces
GaENen haSt.--s-. ounces
After stratning. keep tightly corked 70
prevent evaporation
TO make the liquid. take one-quarter
ounce OF leaves 10 four ounces Of boil
ing water Let stand for several hours.
strain and then mix the abovs-men-
toned quantities.
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Chest EXPANSION.

Depress the chest letting the shoulders
come forward with the head up aud back
Raise tho chest by muscular effort, not BY
breathing, 10 the point OF greatest expan-
sion. Raise and lower the chest In this way
eight times.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-14

Dear Mrs Adams
an Il years OF aEe and have severed
boy callers, two OF whom come very
often. ! an very fond Of the first boy
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-14

lutely impossible TO answer letters IN
the Sunday issue following their receipt
The letters must be answered in turn.
and this ofttmes requires three or four
weeks.
All correspondents who desire an I'm
mediate answer must inclOss self
addressed stamped envelope for reply.
This rule must also DO complied with
in regard to personal letters.
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Orange-Flower CEeam.

Melt the first three ingredients. add the
giycerins 10 the orange-howeT water and
dissolve the borax in the mixture; then
pour Il slowly into the blended fats, STIR
ring continuously
I shall not give you any remedy for
the blackheads or pimples, for / think
by using the aforementioned cream
and washing the face every night be-
fore retiring with warm water and a
pure soap your complexion will soon De
what you would like 10 have IL. Al
ways rinse the face with cold water,
so that the pores will not be left open.
The wrinkles under your eyes should
disappear with this treatment, provided
you get the proper amount Of sleep each
night.
Naseline IS excellent for tho hair and
should be used every two or three
nights. II your hair is inclined 20 Do
dry, do not use alcohol on it.
Cocoa butter is always recommended
for developing purposes.
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OILY Hair

Dear Mrs Syues.
Will you please publish a remedy to make
the hair stand w for a pompadour? Ny
hair Is scan;y and hattens shortly after
cOrnbing G. F. NJ
Your hair Is probably too oily and
falls on account Of the weight OF this
natural lubricant
Formula for Oily Hair.
Use the following mixture daily. rubbing
wei into the scalp:
Alcohol ........... z ounces
HLNCa hdGci.-.- -....s-.--......--..... : ounces
NesOESah ..--....s.-...-.............. II grains
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-14

M you after a busy day, you
w must use every simple device
10 secure that absolutely nee
essary time OF rest and repair.
Sleeplessness is caused by many
things. The brain centers and nerves,
through too much trouble. work or ex-
element refuse to decrease their activ-
ity. and consciousness IS retained
through the night hours
In the first place. let me decry the use
of stimulants in the nighttime. Many
sleepleSs hours can be traced to a tiny
cup OF coffee which can. never counter
act, by its mOmentary pleasure. the
lost hours of sleep.
which ought 10 induce sleep in a harm
less way.
Frequently the brain Is too active,
due to an overcharged condition OF the
bloodvessels. Battle the base Of the
neck with cold water This ice bath
will drive any extra blood away from
the cerebral centers and may be ell
that is necessary to close your eyes.
Just before retiring. a gentle. sooth-
ing massage with olive oil produces won
derful results. The arms, neck and
shoulders should be rubbed; a sleepy
feeling results from the motion and the
oil Is particularly calming to the nerves
Of the skin.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-14

- WING 70 the great amount OF nlaii
received and the limited space
y given this department. IT is abso-
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Obstinate Freckles
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MEDICAL
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WashingtOn's Oldest Specialist.
80 years practice treating Nervous
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lungs asthma, CataTTh. appendicitis liver
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General debility. and special Wea kuess- blood
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INVESTMENTS.
FOR SALE OR EXCHhNGE.

IDE SALE or EAtHANtfls--t, .luir. resi-
IaIgr a Iurst suburb aI Washington cF.rL
modern convenience. Apply JAS. LIE
BySI. Home Life BlGg, OciJ,lSlg,-L
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For Sale or Rent

UOUSES with q rooms and modern improve
ueuf- iu best part OF Hyatt4viIIr- rent SIS t1
800 per month similar houses for sale SlJ
cash s55 monthly ROGERS q FARDEN.
HEattsyilIe. Nd. 5cI7-sta
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e.rARoARp ~ -.

SOS a. M. daily. -FlcEidl Fast Mall
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers to
Savannah and Jacksonville. Through sleep
ems washington 10 Atlanta and birmingham
DINING cars.
$50 D. al. daily. year Round Limited
f-cs.bas ana Pullman 20 savannah. Jarksnu-
MIC. and Tampa Also Atlanta. Burning
ham and Memphis. DluIuE cars.
Ytgket once. Ill~ Ne@ AvIIL ave. n. W.
T. a UAKWCpD. e. T. a.
q d. I.yau. e. H. a.. pcryhuuuJh Va.
H. 4 PhlIups, u. l.. A., Washington a. q
Hel-tr
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Offerings the Realty Markets of Washington and Its Suburbs
For SALE-HOUsEs.

NEW HOUSE.
WILL BE SOLD OS THESE EKCEP-
TTONAL TERMS
SO CASH WILL GUY
BALANCE $50 lRENT MONEY! PER
MONTH. INCLUDES ALL INTEREST
AND PRINCIPAL.
IN BIT PLEASANT.
ONLY $3.50.
CAN BIZ SEEN AT ANY TIME.
WHY SHOULD YOU RENT AN UNDESIR-
ABLE HOUSE WHEN YOU CAN BUY
THIS HOME on SUCH TEHAfS2
DESCRIPTION.
NINE ROOMS BUFF BRICK BEAITl-
Full COLONIAL PORCH ALL THE WAY
ACROSS TEE FRONT; 1o0-FT BACK
YARD, A. VI. J.. WITHIN TWO scr ARES
OF THE MOUNT PLEASANT CAR LINE.
SEE NE TODAY FOR ABOVE TERMS.
OXTGrd Bldg.
EDWARD T. WILLIAMS. 18th Street,
bet y. 7. ave
REAL ESTATE and II 81.
o.I6-8t Washington.-D G..
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MOTORCYCLES.

JOB sAI-E-t-rrfI= Cd -horz-p0H-r $3.50 F
IS HOWARD FIc savoy. Iith and GiTarl.
ApaI lInehi y. 0Sl5-5L'
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SOatkera Railway.

For Pt,hMoud ana points south via Fred
srIcItsDurg-Leave Union Station week days,
s-C5 IA fu., ago % ma. 9-u5 a. To-. l:l5 a. Ia
g.s5 %. m.. 200 D m-s f.-0 p. ul. sundays.
40 a. IA 900 a. n.i 500 o. VA go y. 10.
s-IcIysburg, s.L5 q. m. week days Time %
departure ana connections not guaranteed.
sea-If
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY

NoTE-Published only as information anu
not guaranteed.
400 i. NC & .. Limited. Daily, Fast yes-
tbuled train. Pullman sieeperE TO Lsxing-
ton, Louisville. Cincinnati Indianapolis.
Chicago and ST. Louis parlor car for Vir-
ginfa hot Springs week days. Pullman
car Louisville 10 Nashville Memphis and
Nsw Orleans. Dining cars q Ia carts
service.
u.S0 p. M-F P Y. Limited Daily
solid veStIbue train Pullman sleepers 20
Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville and Vsr-
zinia Hot Springs daily. Dining cars, IA
carte service. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati
to Chicago and st. Louis, and LOuisYilts
10 sfShnphis. Nashville, and New Orleans,
Chesapeake and Ohio Of1Ces. 5i3 PenDsyt-
Va MIA avenue, 1883 I street, and New Union
station. Telephone Main 1885 2206 tor
tickets, baggage checks, reservations, and
Ta,ciCab. GCt-tf
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FOR RENT-sTOREs.
FOR RENT-GARAGE.

FOR RE(T-NeW garage buildiuE iu rear OF
1916 18th ST. X. w. also one IN rear Of Llr,
t. St n w reasonable rent Apply les
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FOR SALE-HOAIE or NEW JERSEY AVE,
g. E. $3.50; $50 CASH AND $3.50 a
MONTH SEE AiE AT ONCE. EDWARD
D.. WILLIAMS. REAL ESTATE, OXFORD
BLDG 18th ST. BET. \. 7 AVE. AND
IL ST. WASHINGTON y. O.. ocl6-3t
FOR SAIE-HONE OK NEW JERSEY
AVE. \ E. BETWEEN nth AND 18th
SITS PRICE. sl,S00; $50 bOWS, S2i,50 A
MONTH FOR FULL PARTICCL LARS SEE
ME- AT ONCE. EDWARD L. WILLIAMS,
REAL ESTATE. OXFORD BLDG, nth ST
BET. y. Y. AVE AND II ST, WASHING
TON d G. ocl5-3t
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.

BALI lMORE AND OHIO X. X.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every other Hour on the ODD HouF"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D 81 NEW YORK
100 a. m.-Diner. Pullman PsrloF-
1890 a. m.-5-hDur train
$500 q. m--Dlner and Pullman parIor Car.
i1lioo d m.-Dinsr and Observation Pullman
900 p. m.-Diner and Pullman Parior Car.
ssso9 3. m Royal Limited AL Pollr1ans
Five-hour.
1880 p. m--Coachss 70 Philadelphia.
500 p. m--Diner and Pullman Pagior.
ss.0o p. En.-Coacbes to Kew York
s12:l5 N T.-Slsepers % New York
'z:Ss q 1l.-SleepeTs - Philadelphia and NsE
ATLAlElIc CITY. t7:oo. $50. tn.oo q. m.
'1'''' TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
(Weeb Days. : a. N. 10 IL l. M
sz52 f5:00. $50. 400. s7:20 $500: SEQ ss;eo
1890 1000. 90 a. m. sl2.OG noon fI2:05
q co. 4I.16. t2:00. 800. 13;20 4s:35, taco
.s:0e. 'l0:09 sI0:s5. sIi:S0 'l2a5 y. 4,
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, -1s2s. s5.30 ?.
CINCINNATI. 81. LOUIS, AND LOUIS.
VILE. 1910 g. IA. S8:05 y. M, s12.a0 night
PITTsBURG, 's:1s g. m.s +lsz7. 's10 .. m
s12.Se night
COLUMBUS. $50 p. m
WHEELING. s9:IG a IN. $50 .. n
WINCH ESTER, f9.io = M, i4.os. i5.eo pm
FREDERICK fs.Zo. fsle. 1918 a IN. 4 IA
lTAGERsfoW7S. 1919 a. N, 1900 D. m
ANNAPOLIS. @7s2o. 1890 q. m, Tics uoca.
fs.Zo @s:s0. 800. and go y N
~Daily. fl5xvepi sunday. ESgadsy only.
TELEPHONES az all OF the following
Ticket OdiCes; 1917 G 81 Tel. Aa&in 1891; 6la
station Ticket once. Main 7ssO. Inforala-
ton Bureau Main 4ss5. AuA9-tA
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
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HERB SPECIALIST.

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are guaranteed 60 cure OF relieve any and
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AUDIT
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05

checked himself at mentioning the deceased Raia bv
name. Everyone knows that he ate up the land
with taxes beat his servants without lust cause and
many people died suddenly of cholera"
He raised his bushy eyebrows slightly as he laid a
momentary emphasis on the last word.
That certainly seems to have been a pretty bad
record remarked Foster. who understood that
death by powdered glass taken internally with Your
dinner may pass in emergency for cholera
Yes. Sahib and had not the R1ia fallen sick soon
after the RAM brought TO tn palace She might
have died of the cholera also. 1t was so with the
former RAM. The Raja was very Jealous man.
Sahb'
The deuce he waSl" calculated Foster Il
should call him an incarnate devil!'
At Fosters unprecedented reference To- the Evil
One, the mntShi started and trembled perceptiblv
But with his last breath. he passed on quickly
the RaIa vowed that if she thought of another
man he would return and devour her He ordered
that she be secretly inundated on his funeral pvre
but the English Sahibs heard and prevented IL =
That one chalkmark To their credit ANYWAY
Sald roster deciSively. Then after a short pause
" But since the old sinner is dead
"Sahib interposed the DtnHShi with faIterine a,
cents as fearful of the words he uttered hut the
RaJa leagued himself with the Black Magic and IN
witness OF 1t the devil burnt scar up0n his fore,
head" i - 49, WV
"Ayel' calculated Foster
Yes, that was how il was The Black N,q;, v-;1
help the RaIa To come bach and keep his oath Sabib
lhe Kaa knows that the RAM has set her heart ron
a young man. Prince OF excellent qualities OF that
there Is no doubt because the RAMS astroloqrr has
OWNED his evil intention. Sahb the Raia NAV re
turn now AT any tmer'
As he ceased speaking the mnHshi glanced IN
easily over his shoulder toward the unoccur;,I
throne in a hall beyond upon which the Raia sat an
morning audience.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05

VelopmentS OF the situation took place soon after
the generators were IN working order.
FOSTER had reported progress to the Rani's evi-
when her gray bearded. black rObed mHHshi (Secre-
tary) drew him into antechamber with an air of
apprehension For some moments the secretary
paced up and down the shaded room apparently un-
decided how to open the conversation Now and
then his eyes roved the curiouSly decorated walls
as II he expected one of the grOtesquely painted
figures to stride forth in bodily form
Foster of a fairly practical build of mind and
as this story shows, certainly without all needfl
courage but he generally breathed less freely inside
the Kan grim palace. 1t is not pleasant To open
door expecting to pass out into Sunt court and i'm
place OF hndIng yourself peerng down black hole
At last the mHHsii paused and gravely addressed
Foster.
The American Sahib is surely man of honor
All the people speak well of him; therefore what
have TO say he will not whisper again into any
carr"
Surely!" replied Foster with nod of encourage
ment. Go ahead. MnHshi. What YOU conide IN
hold down If it's before full bench of the Supreme
Court of the country"
The secretary inclined his head as If he expected as
much, moved pace nearer, and spoke in a tone of
conf 'ence. fou must know that the RAM is in
grea trouble
- }rry to hear that" interposed Foster. who felt
at, ted IN an unusual way toward the Young
Queen. with whom he conversed but never set ewes
on. Don't overlook anything | can do to help"
You may have heard" went on the old UritHShi
that her husband the late Raja was a very wicked
man"
Yes, something of that sort " Foster acquiesced.
The other gazed refeCtively through his gold
trimmed spectaces, choosing his words with care
"Everyocc knows that the RaJa-" The mHHsjli