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The Washington times., 1909-10-25
New York ReformerS Pound
ing on Tammany's Alleged
Connection.
FIFTEEN SPEECHES
DAILY is THE PLAN
Fusion Candidate for Comptroller
Said to Have Excellent
Chance.

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-When Tam
many Hall, through Leader Charles f.
Murphy, passed the responsibility Ter
the existence OF a "vice trust" up TO
the district attorneys office, which has
not been under Tammany control since
former Governor Odell removed Asa
Bird Gardner from office some ten years
ago. the reformers who are responsible
for the charges declared that it shows
Tarumany is already feeling their effect,
and they are today renewing them with
vigor.
'.Tammany's defense is very weak"
declare the Barnard and Hearst follow
ing With the CO Cepticn OF the short
time Seth Low was in office, when Gen.
Francis Vinton Greene was police COM
missioner, and for the asst year that
Bingham was commissioner, Tammany
has controlled the police. It is the po-
lice and not the district attorney, the
opponents OF Tammany say. who allow
conditions to exist under which a vice
trust can operate
VIII Pound on Connection"
All Of the Hearst and Barnard orators
have been instructed TO keep pounding
on the alleged connection between Tam
many and vice in all Of the outlying
boroughs from now until election day.
All the candidates today resumed their
efforts to stir up the voters, and will
sneak from three TO fifteen times daily
during the remainder of this week. Ev-
cry effort Is to be made 10 arouse the
voters but while every campaign man
ager processes to feel confident, none
are certain when closely pressed.
Tammany looks for victory so far
as the election of Gaynor is concern
ed. and expects to carry New York
and Queens counties sure. There Is
fear at the Wigwam, however. that
the cry against a TammanyiZed board
OF estimate may result in the election
OF the fusion candidates for comptroller
and president of the board Of aldermen
as well as the fusion tickets in Kings
and Richmond.
Seems to Be Possible.
That there is a possibility Of this is
indicated by the appeals Of Justice Cay
nor for votes for his associates on the
'city ticket" He diselaims responsibility
fer the makeup Of the fusion tickets,
but insists that his associates on the
ticket for president Of the aldermen and
comptroller must be elected as they
stand with him" In his plans for the
building OF a comprehensive system OF
city subways.
To offset the cry Of the vice syndi-
cate" the Tammany orators are today
insisting that the entire Tammany ticket
must be elected or the city VIII not get
the subWays which are so badly needed
This cry IS being denied by the fusion
lists. who insist that they also favor
plenty Of subWays and this single issue
from present issues VIII eventually de-
eide the campaign
The Washington times., 1909-10-25
BALTIMORE SYNOD
TO OPEN TONIGHT
Fifty-fifth Annual Presbyterian
Convention Starts at Metro
politan Church.

The 1fty-fifth annual convention Of
the synod OF Baltimore, Of the Pres
bytelisn Church, will open tonight at
the Metropolitan Church. Fourth and
B streets southeast.
The sermon Of the evening win be
preached BY the retiring moderator, the
Rev John McEImoyle, D. D. The re-
Inainder OF the evening VIII be spent
in a business meeting, preparing for
meetings Of the following two days.
The ZVDmen's Missionary Society OF
the SYM VIII begin its work at the
First Presbyterian Church, John Mar
shall place, tomorrow morning.
The Washington times., 1909-10-25

Mill Ends of Dress Ginghams, in lengths
from TO to 20 yards In stripes, checks,
and plain color5 Of light blue, pink, gray,
tan, etc. Warranted fast colorS. Regularly
1oc yard. Special Observation-Disclosures.
The Washington times., 1909-10-25
SALE
Savings Nearly One-Half

us OF the year certain goods may be bought at
prlces-hecause te
Last summer when the mercury around 100 the shade
FessFs wilson Bradbury held big trade sale
at remarkably prices.
Our purchases from this
when needs
Ing SO substantially viii be appreciated
We couldn't duplicate
low prices those paid
mar heeced I'm
he
OF blanket I'LL
sees ~ ~ ....
1-quarer Doubebed Size wool-hned Blankets.
ade n
cannot matched ~
1-quaTter Wool Blankets Io-quater
filing qualities a QX
Blankets
edge Sold regularly $500 ~ 70
pr pair.
The Washington times., 1909-10-25
BOOTH is WRITING
HIS AUTOBIOGRAPHY
Head of Salvation Army Forced to
Forego American
Trip.

LONDON, oct. 25.-Gen. William
Booth. head of the Salvation Army IS
hard at work today on his autobiog-
rapny. following the decision OF his
physicians that the condition of his
health viii prevent his proposed visit to
America.
The autobiography Of the organizer Of
the army is to become, next to the
Bible, the standard work Of the organ
fZatfOn ali over the world.
The Washington times., 1909-10-25
TROOPERS TO HONOR HERO.

NEW YORK, oct 25.-Ofhcers Of the
Tenth United States Cavalry have issue
an appeal for funds TO erect a me-
mortal over the grave Of Lieut. Col
Charles GreenleaE Ayres, the regiment
commander on the firing line at the bat
tie Of Santiago.
The Washington times., 1909-10-25
MANUEL IS BETTER.

LISBON, Oct. 25--King Manuel, who
had been co6sned TO his bed for a week
with an intestinal disorder, is convs3 es-
cent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26

-'svss.. A.usssss2. sSsp =
'-t.sd Knows. my darling But n
pevcr-
Hush. hush.- asa she vre~sed Lsr
l.vs ss msssr.
''kf nesee." whisSssv~A '-you nsast
take Eny place. 1sa'u he eAe soly 60
u she hssa~ thsa- lss HU~t reign
aud nat ws~p Ter me-
Fsr . nssassuG sass asew herself ~
like . very VNseo-
"Yea. I will.' sl.e saiA 4 viu seien.
I wiN - my past. TAsQDA an ny ii1s
viii he esassy asA ny hsass AssA. yN
Ill Do it,
Shs psussd anA, siukisag against ~
again. wsil.d softly:
'COase sssa' CSGse soaa-
Carried away. I cried bouaiy:
-As Gsd lives. I-ye~. I ny,eif-will
see yoa once mere before I ase,''
What d. YOU mean ?" she exclaina-
sd with wondering eyes. hut I had NO
answer for her. and she gaxs-d at me
with her wondering eyes.
l dared not ask her to forget. She
would have found it an insult. could
not tell her thea who and what I was
She was weeping. and I had but to
dry her tears
shall a man not come back to the
ioveliest lady in all the wide world."
said l. "A thousand Michacls should
not keep me from you
She clung 10 me a little comforted.
You won't let Michael hurt youy"
No. sweetheart
''or Keep You from meT'
NO. sweetheart"
Nor any one elscy"
And again I answered:
No. sweetheart"
Yet thare was one-not Michael
who If he lived must Keep me from
her and for whose life ! was going
forth To stake my own. And his fig
ure-the 1.-THE. buoyant figure I had
met In the woods of Zcnda: the duh.
inert mass | had left in the cellar of
the shooting lodge-secmcI 10 rise,
double shaped. before me and to come
between us. thrusting itself in even
where she lay. pale. exhausted. faint
ing. la my arms and vet looking up at
me with those eyes that bore such love
as l have never seen. and haunt HE
now and will till the ground closes over
me-and (who knowsD perhaps beyond
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26
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hsss-s - s.es Asess.oa - ouonsuAv.
SoD
..y ....it i ..s...-.. \" ~
kss'es !: t.srsy s.ss.; sAe. .. 1~1ns Oh.
" ~ ~ .ssa ssay sbe splRs 49, = y.
r.Gsisr s~y- ~ sh< Aessk Sssa 4 - g.,
t.Sss ~ tsssss ssss CSas1Q. h - -, 81
tss.ssAo. T. =. r Stssusns 1~sd
estate w,u spVssr lso.n ~ 49, 4 -
toast, prs~ess ~ esal ssssksus3 = -L
sSonss,-tss&ps psay slse appswssl q =. -
aud . III ssss asply 10 - asnshaauDd = 0rh
sssssnistrstss ~ which ties - 49, -
per-o0 ~ ss.Ore-t nssy apOsss 90 uouna -
yses'Oe. te the -asss - 80 thsse -
Asd Further Notice y u~ssAV s5isan. - NJ
said tsa,e and pisSe the S~st WiN pssuive -.
hear ps.of- concerning ske hsss - old
decreased purs.sat to the veriGDh rueaniusu
~ nary Lawrence ana Jo-eptssse 3 -,
1er. ciatssnt- - heir si he II said duupnnDsi
h.ret. tore filed herein. s-Ais.G ks Q jo1iuss
s-certsism~sf and si~s~vsisstisa Il ~ Nj
-bip ~ said estate. and from wbsch IL snp,.os-
that said petitioners the vsly hssr~ ..f
said decreased.
Nos, Therefore. ans aud all per-.a. ~sh. or
OF ho Gle Im :. be- heir at law 81 said mavv j
A1teii- deces-ed. are h.rebs re,,ussed ~ - ss.d
appesr therest. or abide the deterus ss.ast.ra q
the , curt thereon.
Dated at ,,sDni-.n. talossda. thi- 2lth Say
January A. u. 1913.
sP. SPENCER.
in'ini-lrator of the estate of Mary y Nnt-r
deeea-od Jan ~ tcb r.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26

thai even the terrible t-ssslscul ca
l4ms,ses lac tbe rs-c.Ss Coz ain q
deter them fross the E.sk Il ksans
on tks slope. o: tles~ vs,lcasaun
An .mport-ns industry j. ssses.l
.psfhesn ssa,e- q. the grIsdiaG NJ
oi the phosphate ro<sk i.S . trssslsxes
tas domestic s.d exPort ~. Asssre
hss bot oGly sadS~~a sh.s sisSs 9th
r,ch L-eds 1t tt~~s pha~t'k~ss s.A.
ba, hss scss,es.d 9th lasish 49, d
the d.saHs=xssssd phass'Assss eser
osr broad n.sss. ~Lsca oHIy swsi'
waser T. be made frussiul.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26
sk.rSN . Asts

state uf ugr.is.
,ounil ui 6unnisoB.
h, virtue 81 a Special Execution issued ,,,s
of The Clerk office of the County t.urt "a
hinsdae County, aud state - oiorsds. and g.,
me directed. whereby | am epmmApded A.,
make the sum 81 One Hundred aud Four and
y Ia Dollar. tsius 2, and Forty and - 10
Dollars. lt2,sl. costs II suit. the amonnt Of a
certain Jude meui rsnderet in SAID Court On
the 18th day Of May. is~, In favor ~ h
illians. Surviving partner at the hru .f
James Watson Co, h- plaintiff, and against
Mary j Lord aud Chris Lord a. n. j Lord
and sons a. defendants, together with Interest
on sal judgment from the date od the vewdi-
ton thereof st the rate Of per cent. mr.
annum. out Of the lands, ten.Inent-. gsp,is
aud chattels h the ssid nary j. Lord and
hrs Lord ss ". J. Lord and sons I have
levied upon the following described real ssop-
erty. to-wit.
ship n n Range ". M in t.ua.;s.,n
County, state 81 Colorado.
ThEREfORE. According to said command.
shall on Saturday, the 9th dsy of febyuary
ls1. at the hour Of ~ ocl.ck, In the fovv.,,sp,p
OF said day. at the West front sAoor ~ the
ouuty ourt House. IN the town Of Gunuis4,..
~ the ounty OF Gunni-on. State Of Colorado.
expose To sale at public anctrn 10 the hsahes
bidder, Tor cash in hand. all tho right ti,t.
and interest Of the shove named Mary J l1r
and Chris Lord n N. J.Lord and SINE in and 10
the above 'icscrIbed property lor so usuch
therefore as may be- necessary for the pay mSst
and satisfaction of said Judgment, insesrrt snd
costs uf sale.
Datet. t,unni-on, Colorado. this 4th asy Of
February, IND.
PAT HANlAlN.
sheriff Of Gunni son C.,u,soy.
BY ID. J, Lehsn, Under sheriff
Feb. a-Feb VI.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26

Steamboat Springs Pilot-It is
certainly to be hoped that the pres
ent land board will continue the lib.
eral policy with regard to the sale o
state land to actual settlers that was
inuagurated under the last admins
tration. With all the faults of the
former regime, its land policy was
the broadcast and most satisfactory
OF any administration for years
Ront county is surfeited with state
land. We want it to get into the
hands OF settlers The state should
get coed price, and the settlers
are willing to pay good price
We want land owning citizens, not
leasers
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26

A bill for home for mental defec-
tives now before this legislature is
quite likely to place this east of the
range where every one Of the other
state ins:itstions are located. We
hope not, bat the towns and cities
OF the Western Slope with one or two
exceptions are more busily engaged
in trying TO take our normal SCHOOL
than they are in securing good leaisla.
tion for themselves. Just think of IL
Here is a needed institution one that
the state is sure to establish. A
united effort OF the twenty OF more
Legislators from this section would
land it for Grand Junction, or
Glenwood. or Montrose, or Delta.
Yet the nero fact that Gunnisop
may possibly &c. a little appro-
priation for the normal school e.
tablished here in 1901, acts like a
red flag to some short sighted
citizens of these sister localities and
they spend time and energy to de.
feat our just claims, and let all other
good things escape.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26
EFFECTIVE ReuPe
esas-ma1e ki1sey, 0.Alr -
D kAsgnaaiso n)s6eiae ~ eso1um

Here is a simple homemade mig
ture as given by an eminent auth
ori,y on Kidney diseases, who makes
the statement that it will relieve
almost any case of Kidney trouble
if taken before the stage of Bright's
disease. He states that such symp-
toms as lame back, pain in the
side, frequent desire to urinate,
especially at night; painful and dis
colored urination, are readily over.
come, Here is the recipe. Try il:
Fluid Extract Dandelion. one half
ounce; Compound Kareon one
ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsapa
pariIla, three ounces. Take a tea
spoonful after each meal and at
bedtime.
These ingredients are all harm.
lees and easily mixed at home by
shaking well in bottle. This mix
ture has . peculiar healing a.d
soothing effect upon the entire hid.
Dey aad Urinary structure. .,d
often ovsrcomes the worst forms Of
Rhema.ism in jsst . little while.
This nixtsre 10 said to remove ali
blood disorden and cure Rheun.-
tis@ BY foscin9 the Kidney. TO f;I,er
sad strain frun the blood and .vs-
tsa al The sric acid and foul d.
wsste matter. which
cssss tAsss Affections. Tv il II
yos aren't veil. Save the presc.ip-
tioa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26

Denver Times Colorado could
build the mate 10 the great pyramid
out Of pure white marble without
perceptIblv diminishing the state :
supply. She could duplicate twice
over every granite monument
IN Egypt with a better and more
enduring granite, and not miss tbs
stone. She can supply sandston,
for dozen cities and hardly miss il
from her stores. II the federal au-
tborities will use Colorado materials
wherever practicable. they will
use Colorado materials all the time
or a little more.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26

Congressman Mosdeil Of Wyom-
ing IS representative who does
things lis $40 acre homestead
.aw has practically been agreed to
bv both houses and will undoubt-
edly become Law lie ha. also a
bill nearly through providing thai
government land may he sold snb-
Ject 10 the provision that any coal
thereafter frund beneath II. shall
belong % the government, subject 20
rights 1T the owner to mine ior
domestic use
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26

atcd. there lies n large tract
" wood. II is rising ground. and in
the center of the demesne. ON the top
u the hill, stands a fine modern cha
teau, the property of n distant kinsman
u FritZ's. the Count Stanislas won Tar
tenheim. Count Stanislas himself was
student and a recluse. lie seldom
visited the house and had on Fritz's
request very readily and courteously
eGer~d me its hospitality for myself
and my party. This, then. was our
destination, chosen ostensibly for the
sake Of the boar hunting 0or the wood
was carefully preserved. and boars.
once common all over Ruritania, were
se1H to lie found there in considerable
no9eersl. really because II brought us
within striking distance of the Duke
q etrelsau's more magnificent dwell
Ing On the other side Of the town. A
large party Of servants. with horses
and luggage. started early in the morn.
ing. We followed at midday, travelling
~ train for thirty miles and then
Ooanting our horses to ride the re-
naming distance to the chateau.
We were n gallant party. Resides
eapt AMI Fritz, I was accompanied by
ten gentlemen. Every one Of them had
been carefully chosen and NO less care
fusly sounded by my two friends, and
an were devOtetily attached to the ,,er
ssa Of the king They were told a part
q the truth. The attempt on my life
10 the summer house WINS revealed IN
them ms spur to their loyalty and an
io4ictment against Michael. They were
also Informed that n friend of the
kings was suspected to he forcibly
confined within the castle of Zenlo
His rescue was one of the objects of
the expedition: but, it was added. the
kings main desire was to carry inf,
eject certain steps against his treacb-
erous brother. as to the precise nature
q which they could not at present be
further enlightened. Enough that the
king commanded their services and
would rely on their devotion when osr-
casion arose 10 call for il. Young wen
bred. brave and loyal they asked n,
more They were ready TO prove their
dutiful obedience and prayed for a
light as the best and most exhilaratinr
mode of showing 1t.
mus the scene was shifted from
Strelsau to the chateau Of Tarlepbeim
and castle OF Zenda which frovned ot
es across the valley. tried to shift
ny thoughts also. to forget nv love
anA to bend all my energies to the tasI,
BEFORE me. 1t was to get the king out
e ne castle alive. Force was useless
IN some trick lay the chance ana
Aad already an inkling of what ve
must do But I was terribly han.
pefed by the publicity which attepde,
NJ movemeats. Michael musf tnor
~ Eow q my expedition, apd I kpev
AscAae too well to suppose that hi.
esss ~sdA Se blinded By the fei.t e
Ae boar hunt. He wouh vpSevts>a
W. well WAT eAe real qvarry w,s.
nat se~ev1. ooA be risked-that
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26
ER's kOTsCE CONpLYfSg
elf0 q kt4CEss fOa N0ffFsC1-
Bfssh so a = sO HEsCAE EHpf-
flkD 7eS q 1AN HEEN. LAW
OR 10ny

To every person in actual possession or ses~
pancy of the hereinafter described land, M
or premises. snd To the person in whupe
name the same was taned or specially assesp.
ed, and to all persons having an Interest ~
title Of record in or to the same.
Notice is Hereby Given that on he 10th day a
November 4. ID. is,b the following dsscriks1
property, situate In the Cesnty ~ Gssnissa
aud state Of Colorado, to-wit lmp. on CpoVp
Point Mining Claim, situate in Goose iva
Mining District was sold for the tanes fos ~
yeer isOa and perchas.d by Gum ison Cousty
That the said Gunsison Cosnty b. its Co1a1u
Treasurer hes duly assigned the cestiAeeAe z
Iarchese is-ued on account n such puFeAass -
2. L. Carr who hath made request spno -
Treasurer of said COanty for sotihcotisN. -
pv'''i by law. so that he may becone eGo1o-
ie Ia d, sd.
hat the said premises were tased f.s setA
year 1SA In the name of Cavanab 4 fagLuP
whose pOstOffice addresees are unknown
That the time 81 redemption of sal nj
ectate from such tax sale will expire IA IT,
10th day of June A. d. lSH, and n a. ei Vill
issue therefor ON the 18th day Of June ,.a, -
less redeemed before deed issues
Dated this 18th day Of February A. D. IMM.
ANNIE II. DONNET.
Treasurer Of said County Of Gueuisao.
Feb. B-Mar. ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26

Some OF our democratic exchanges
persist in laying democratic vic
tory last fall to Speer and the Evans
gang of sore-head republicans.
This Is carrying hero worship too far.
Democratic victory for the president.
for the entire state ticket, for Con
gressmen Taylor and Martin and for
the democratic majority in the legis-
lature was due almost entirely to the
magnificent response which the
Western Slope made in reversing a
republican majority and rolling up
q straight 5000 majority for the
whole ticket. 1t is true Shafroth
and perhaps Judge Musser might
hare been elected had the Western
Slope voted as usual, but not
aaother man on the ticket would
have pulled through. Give credit
where credit is doe, esatlsnen.
There 10 no desire TO detr.ct from
the excellent record made BY Deaver
deoocrass who from Patterso. to
SPeer 9ot together a.d rolled -
sa1G najssitiss, bet there sse o4hsgs
IN Coaos.1o. Char3ey Hsxhss
cosA sever have bssa eiscsed sspa-
tor witAoss IL voass of rupruseata-
tivss Il IL wssasra Slope in Cur
essss.l ssseably.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26

The High Lsps Canal contract
which is t. do for Grand Junction
What the Gusn'sou tunnel will for
kontro-e and Delta. has been for
nally approved by Secretary Gar
held Nearly one hundred thou-
sand acres of rrrlsssed land wiil
be added 10 the resources of the
Western Slope by lts completion.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26

An exchanss very tssthfslly saws.
II the oid brsndle oow gets o., many
a man wall ~alk he streets hall the
nl9hi iooksne for her. but iet . IL
ysar-old son or l6-yesr-old glrl
not show up until II o'clock aud
the parents gill retire ior the n,Sht
wltkou, a d,-turb,as thosxLt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26
C~rfiBued Next Week.
TrVp WTNrFR TOVPT<T
HE sTrs roAST AND
0RIpO

" Trsp WgNrrR TOVeT>T
HF err roAST AND
AFNvO
'h" '"'"rsdo 4 Southern has placed on
sol" nv low round "trip winter tourist
hcs'', ~ points in Texas. the Gnlf Coast.
Fi'r' Cuba and Odd Mexico. These
r'i's '' on sale daily until April SGh,and
ah'~ "rai limits and siop-over privil-
'e'> fhere are also attractive loW rates
fo ~ f Mexico via the Gulf tours.
g." returning through Cuba and
~ F.r particulars, reservations
49, illustrated descriptive booklets,
- agent. q sAases T. T. Fish
- ! Pass1gr Agsnf. Colorado 4
-" Ry-. neover, Coo e-lS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26

j. II. lanko returned from SAM.
uero Tuesday, quite i'll with asthma.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-26

Tor yO1 she VIII Tor fns
We were at the inn. Nothing oa n8r
Nut my eyes was visible as | walked
in The landiady received NJ. Two
minutes later my little friend tcver. ,
fear. ON the loulspu, FOR such guests a
might prove amusing made her ap-
pearance. Dinner aud the wine we-"
ordered sat down in the private
room. \ minute later Fritz came ia
''sbr's coming" he said
IF she were not. | shoul have g.
doutt the Countess IIclga's taste"
She came in. ! gave her time TO set
the wine down. I didn't want It drop
ped. Fritz poured ,ut glass and gave
it 10 me
is the gentleman in great pain:" the
girl asked sympathctically
''The gentleman is M worse than
when he saw you last" said I. throw
ing away my cloak.
She started with little shrek. Then
she cried:
1T was the king. then, I told mother
40 the minute saw his picture. I'll,
sir. forgive me-
~''hs yOu Saw sfV 0Dtui0S NAsAt
hurt much" said I.
But the things VIC said."
Il forgive them for the thing you
did"
Il must go and tell mother''
STOP said l. assuming a graver air.
I'VE are not here for sport tonight.
Go and bring dinner, and not a word
of the king being here
She came back in few minutes.
looking grave, vet very curious.
We'll, how is Johann;' I asked, be.
ginning my dinner.
''Oh. that fellow. sir--my lord king.
! mean."
"'Sir' will do, please. How Is he:"
I'VE hardly see him NOW. sirf"
"And why notl"
i told him he came too often, sir"
said she. tossing her head.
so he sulks and stays away?"
Yes, sir"
But you could bring him back?"
suggested. with smile.
Perhaps I could" said she.
Il know your powers. you see," said
l, and she blushed with pleasure.
ITS not only that, sir, that keeps
him away. He's very busy at the cas-
tie now"
But there's no shooting on now"
No. sir: but he's in charge Of the
house."
Johann turned housemaid!'
The little girl was brimming over
with gossip.
We'll. there are No Others" said she
There's not a woman there-pot as
servant. l mean. They do say-but
perhaps it's false. sir"
Let's have it for what it's WORTH
said l.
Indeed, I'm ashamed to tell you.
SIR
On. see. I'm hooking at the ceiling"
They do say there is lady there,
sir but except for her there's not
woman in the place And Johann has
to wait on the gentlemen"
Poor Johann. lie must be over
worked. Yet I'm sure he could find
half an hour to come and see you.'
1T would depend on the time, sir.
perhaps"
Do You love him?" l asked
"Not I. sir
And you wish to serve the king:"
'N~s s.i-.