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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09
7 himself all through at the age of "a.
Rest Sometimes HELPS.


Rest Sometimes Helps.
Yet these same brilliant solons Of
the swat overlook the fact that Jim
Jeffries today is better of physically
than if he had been In constant train.
Ing for the last five years The long
sieges of hard training take the keen
edge off an athletes condition. and
the more training man undergoes the
sooner he becomes stale and bereft
OF his fighting yigor
What do YOU do with a race horse
when he shows that he has raced un.
III his racing edge has worn of? Why,
YOU turn him out 10 pasture aud let
hin grow shaggy coat and put on a
leW layers OF fat. After that you bring
him back again and troin him into
racing condition. wnen he goes ont and
races the eyeball ont of all opposition.
The long rest has done him good.
Jcf's Fix In Nutshell.
That is just Jeff's fix in nutshell.
The long rest has done him good; and
he did not wait until he was on the
down grade 10 take that rest
We'll" they say, "Jeff was hog fat
when he started to train"
He was. but he is not hog fat now.
He left that fat on the road and in
gymnasiums all over the country. Fat
never hurt Jehries, He put on 80
pounds after every fight and took it
of again almost as easily as he gained
il
We'll, but jeff was drinking all that
time"
Tut He didn't drink any more than
he did between his battles when he
was in active service. Probably not az
much"
But he smoked cigarettes"
He certainly did He smoked bush
els of those little brown native son
cigarettes, manufactured in San Frnn-
cisco They hurt his wind and did
him the only real harm he sustained
during his layoff
While YOU are worrying about Jim
JenFies. do not overlook the fact that
three years Of his layoff was spent on
his Burbank alfalfa plantation, where
he did more hard work than any three
hired men on the premises During
this time the only liquor on the JEFF
fries ranch was an occasional case Of
beer
Should Be in His Prime.
Jefrles at 80 should he in his prime.
His dissipations have not been of the
nature to wreck the fine physical
equipment with which he began life.
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WYOMING VISITORS.

Mrs. W. N. Roth and Mrs Barbara
Roth, wife and mother of Division
Foreman Roth OF Evanston, are visit
Ing friends In Ogden. and will remain
some time. The ladies' have not been
enjoying the best OF health. and hope
TO be greatly benefited by the change
to lower altitude. Tncy are accom-
panied by Mrs. w. H Graham OF
Laramie, Wyo.. who will be with them
for several weeks, probably visiting
AZ Salt Lake before returning home.
The latter lady is the cousin of Mrs.
w n. Roth.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09
GOV. SPRY INVITED TO
ATTEND CEREMONIES

The city OF FL Paso. Texas. through
Its mayor and city council and with
the officials of the adjoining Mexican
city of Juarez. has sent an invitation
to Governor William Spry TO be pres,
ent at the exercises when the two
presidents. Porfirio Diaz of Mexico and
William II. Taft of the United States,
are entertained on October 16 at the
two cites.
Governor SDry has also received an
invitation TO attend the Portola fes-
tival. San Francisco. In commemora-
uon Of the discovery of San Francisco
bay BY Don Gaspar de Portola. and in
cidentally of the rehabilitation of the
city.
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MRS. CASSIDY ENTERTAINED.

Mrs. Will Cassidys home will be re-
membered for the beauty and elegance
displayed on the occasion of a bridge
party held at her homo on Friday even
Ing. Mrs. A. Hibbs and Mrs. T. E.
Fitzgerald were the happy winners Of
the prizes
Finishing the evenings entertain
ment the guests were served with
most delicious turkey banquet.
Gorgeous Saliva flowers were used
in decorating.
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SPIOE IS
Continued From Page Two.)

NNN''"Iu 4Sln "Se I"o')
heralded knocking out OF bristling
row of training partners, the Assassin
has planned with foxy Willus Britt a
battle that promises TO weaken John
sons marvellous defense. To begin
with. Ketchel offers the suggestion
that he isn't a jackanapes, and that
he doesn't intend TO throw himself
on the spears as did bis Jim Flynn.
the Pueblo fireman. in his meeting
with the dusky dandy of the game.
FLYNN and all the others made that
mistake, said Kctchel yesterday
Billy Roche will tell you that the
men who have fought Johnson have
got up from their chair at the sound
oil the gong with the one idea In their
heands that Johnson had q streak and
that they were TO locate IL and show
him up. The result was that they
played into his hands. He is that
kind of fighter. He is perfectly safe
so long as man tosses himself on to
his jabs and uppercuts.
Il got my cue on this fight when /
watched him fight Jack OBrien In
Philadelphia In that fight learned
that the only way TO whip johnson
was TO draw his fire. A man Is at a
fighting disadvantage when he at
taoks. 1t is Just as possible To draw
Johnson out as II is any man. and it
will be more so in this fight He is
twice as big as ] am. | intend to
crouch and tickle him with little
pokes into leading AS soon as he
does / will jump in and whale away
for dear life at his body.
81 tell the fans frankly that no man
lives who can withstand my punches
To the ribs. Johnson will be no ex.
ception. figure to win inside OF ten
rounds OF | will have little chance
johnson can be hit. Jack O'Brien hit
him thousand times on the nose
with mean little left jabs / knocked
Jack cold in two rounds practically.
and the best that Johnson could do
with OBrien was to wrestle him TO
the floor. He didn't score a clean
knookdown. Just look back and count
up the times that ! sent OBrien down
with clean punches. or with punches
rs solid as any man has ever been able
TO land on him Ny hope with John
son is in the showing OF each OF us
with O'Brien, after allowing for
Johnson's poor condition. This fight
wont be one-slded
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09
UTAH LAMBS APPEAR
IN LIVE STOCK REPORT

In the latest Issue of the Live Stock
Report. published at Chicago by Clay.
Robinson & Co. live stock dealers.
is shown cut Of a flock of lambs ex.
hibited by Moronl A. Smith of Heber
at the interstate live stock and horse
show at South ST. Joseph, Mo. about
ten days ago. which were winners of
the Clay. Robinson & Co. special prize
for range sheep.
There We're sixty sheep in the lot.
which sold at IS head. averaging
ninety pounds 10 the sheep Mr. Smith
Is one of the largest as well as ono
of the youngest sheepmen In Utah He
has made a specially of Cotswold
breeding and has a small band on en-
hibition at the state fair.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09
FIVE HUNDRED PARTY,

A most enjoyable affair was the Five
Hundred card party given by Mrs.
John T. Rushmer At her home. 2547
Adams Ave,
A delicious lunch was served and the
beautiful decorations in yellow added
TO The delight of the evening.
The prizes were gorgeous bouquets
OF yellow chrysanthemums, Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
briggs. Mr., and Mrs. Hess. and Miss
Hess, Dr.. and Mrs. C. A. Wherry. of
Salt Lake, DR.. and Mrs. Mills. Judge
and Mrs. Corn. Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. S n. Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs Lewis. Mr..
and Mrs, Stilwell.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09
HOME CULTURE CLUB.

The Home Culture club met at the
residence of Mrs, A. Burt Friday after
noon. The clubs winter studies will
begin with Bayyiew-conslstin OF a
1ull investigation of everything relat.
Ing to the inhabitants Of Norway. Swc-
Gen and Spain.
Miss Tabor and Mrs. o. J Cross
were elected members.
Tho club will meet again in two
weeks at the residence OF Mrs Cool.
lgc. 1884 Grant Ave.
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SURPRISED ON MONDAY.

Miss Jessamine Denmark was most
agreeably surprised on Monday even
Ing b. number OF her class mates.
the occasion being her birthday. She
was the recipient of many beautiful
presents. The homo was tastefully
decorated with High school colors and
autumn leaves. Music and games we're
enjoyed.
a delicious luncheon was served and
q general good time had by all Those
in attendance were:
Misses Grace Atkinson, Gertrude
Wea,herby, Florence Browning, Paul
inc Malan. Lorna Jenkins. Hortense
Semester. Susie Semester. Stella Sc
mcster: Messrs Ray Belnap, Arthur
Bushnell, Seth Atkinson. Lyles Larkin.
Gene Tout, Harold Ballinger, Glen Cor.
ey. Leslie Brooks.
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MISS RUsseLL's VISIT.

Miss Evelyn Russell. the popular
Pacific coast actress. who has just re-
turned from an extended European
sojourn and has been visiting Samuel
Newhouse the past month. is now
visiting her cousin. Miss Myrtle
Stone, who resides on East Twelfth
street She will be entertained by
Miss Stone, who will give a select
dinner al the residence OF A. Stone.
the well-known fruit grower of this
vicinity.
E.E. Cowdell of Beaver City. Utah.
spent Tuesday and wednesday In Og-
den.
Mrs. Gulihen will entertain the
Lucky 13" at her residence, 2557
Madison avenue, Wednesday. October
thirteen.
Mrs. Mary Jane Proudfloot of Kavs-
Vile, Utah, spent few days with
friends in Ogden.
Miss Abbey of Ogden entertained
Miss Nora Ingram of Knysville, Utan,
at aer home last Sunday,
Miss Vcrna Tavey started to Chi
Chicago this week where she will at
tend the Chicago University.
The Tolstoi Circle Will meet Tues
day with Mrs. Edwards. 2S7f Wash
lngton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. briggs. Mr.. and Mrs,
Hess and Miss Irene Short are spend.
ing the day In Salt Lake City,
Mrs Charles K,scher will entertain
the Blidge club at he: home. 776 oath
street Friday next
Mrs. M. f. Malone of 25th street
with her two daughters, Misses Loretto
and Genevleve. and little son, Jack. re-
turned Friday morning from an eX-
tended visit in the east where they
spent the summer In New York, Phil
adelphia, Washington and Baltimore.
The Grand Chief of the Pythian Sis
ters, Mrs Nora Williams, will visit
the Temple this afternoon, Saturday,
October 9th
Misses Kitty Ryan, Frances Kocher
and Kitty Gllen of Ottawa, Can. are
in the city visiting friends and rela-
tlves for few weeks.
P. j. Murphy was the guest of D. a,
Smyth in an automobile trip 10 Salt
Lake during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Fitzgerald and
daughter leave for Salt Lake the fore
part of next week where they will
make their future home
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PROSPECTIVE BRIDES SHOWER.

A surprise parcel shower was ten
dered in honor of Miss julia Snyder.
Wednesday, Sept %. by the German
Aid society. at Mrs. Ebling home,
657 23rd street,
After spending an ENJOYABLE after.
noon. the guests departed. leaving
Miss Snyder some beautiful presents.
The guests were Mrs Hess. Ludwig,
Pell. Snyder, Lowenstein. Linderman.
DeJulian. Bachman Eberley. Howard.
Yeonard. Bauman, Keller, Thorn and
Mrs. Albert Becker Miss Louise De.
Julian. Miss Lester and Mr.. Lester.
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INDIAN ON SCHOOL BOARD.

Spokane, Oct. S-Nine Mex Pho In
dams. all college graduates have
been chosen as board OF education
to cooperate with the white mems
board in the management of mixed
schools for both races at Lapwai and
Kamaiah under the supervision of the
federal commissioner of Indian affairs.
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Burch and Mrs, Isaac Blair presided
a ynr,, dniriN rnnnSt

Burch and Mrs, Isaac Blair presided
over very dainty repast.
The decorations we're In varied col
ored flowers and produced a charming
effect. The party enjoyed themselves
so immensely that they postponed de-
parture until the wee sma' hours"
Tho following guests were present:
Misses Florence Mosler. Hattie Ret
ting. Bernice Brown. Gertrude Halver-
son, Lauretta Greenwell. Fern Wilson,
Bessie Blair. Pearl Browning, Ivy
Blair. Rhoda Stitt. Areta Stewart. Miss
Shalley of Salt Lake; Messrs. Claud
SaXey, Ed Stratford, Tom Pidcock.
Lawrence Warner. Earl Burton. Roy
Warner, Heber Mansfield; Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Wilfong, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Glazer. Mr.. and Mrs Issic Blair, Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Busch of Ogden.
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PYTHTAN SISTERS ENTERTAIN.

The officers of Calanthe temple No.
!. Pythian Sisters, entertained at the
homo OF Mrs. Robbins. The after
non was pleasantly spent playing
cards. Prizes were won by Mrs. Bar
rs. Mrs McBeth and Mrs. Brown
Guests present were Mcsdames
Robb. Vol, Barry, McBeth. EcRland
Turner. Staples. Blackmsn. Kohn. An
derson, Ashton. Gullihcn. Mul,ck
Mark. Kline, Williams. Lucy Hodge
Jean Watson. Brown. Glasmann Fud'
ton. Jenkins. Lucy Watson. Horland
McGan of Ogden: Mrs. Fryer of Seat,
tie. Mrs. Jennie Watson of Heber and
Miss Ritter of Ogden.
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LADY MACCAsEES.

Silver Hive held a very successful
reunion at their last meeting After
the regular routine of business, some
delightful elocutionary selections were
enjoyed by the members and friends.
The dining room with we'll laden tables
was the last attraction, and none could
resist It,
The ladies invite all their friends to
a card party at their hall the after
noon OF October 18th.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09
THE CONSTIPATION EVIL
is RESPONSIBLE FOR MOST CASES
OF PILES.

Constipation paralyGes the blood
vessels of the lower bowel, and often
causes piles. Women. and al other
indoor workers. are the most fire.
Quent sufferers. But curing constipa'
ton alone won't cure piles A speclal
medicine is needed-iDternal treat
ment. TO strengthen the flnbby veins
and start pure blood circulating.
DR.. Leonhardts Hem-Roid is the
only internal pile cure Sold under
guarantee. 81 at Badcon's Pharmacy
Ogden. Utah. or DIR. Lconbardt Co.
Station b. Buffalo. ~ Y. Write 10;
booklet.
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WITH flowers. At $50 O'Clock the
bride, attended by Miss Beulah Lauer.
entered the parlor, where the groom
accompanied by Mr. Arthur Snedden,
was waiting for them The ring cere-
mony was spoken by Rev. ]. E. Car
yer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray, after remaining
In Ogden few days. will spend some
time in travelling.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Rev. and Mrs. j. E. Carver we're
the recipients OF very enjoyable
surprise on Monday evening of this
week. when quite a number OF their
friends. remembering that II was
their wedding anniversary. gathered
ar their residence, bringing with them
many good things in commemoration
of the day. The evening was most
delightful one for all
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09
SUCCESSFUL PRIZE PARTY.

An enjoyable affair with cards and
games as amusement for the evening
was conducted at the home OF Miss
Ruth stoker. @2G 18th street, Tues.
day evening last.
Prizes were won by Mr.. Ed. STRAIT
ford, Mr.. Tom Pidcock, Mrs. Isaac
Plalr and Mrs. Ed WiIfong. Mrs. Dan
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GaAY.lAUER NUPTIALs.

A pretty home wedding occurred on
Tuesday evening of this week at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Lauer, 443
Twenty-ninth street, when heir
daughter Mabel j. Lauer, and Mr..
Leland 5. Gray were quietly married.
The home was richly decorated
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09
HER NEW HOME.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Box. who were
married In Ogden September %, arc
making their home in Salt Lake CITY
%nere Mr.. Box is one of the proprie.
tors OF lucrative business. The
many friends of the bride, who was
formerly Miss Maud Sackett. reprot
her absence from among them
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09
MARTHA SOCIETY.

Mrs. a. T Hibbs. 347 9th street
entertained the Mnrtha Society FIJI.
Gay afternoon. 4 good Attendance was
noticeable. The rcXt meeting will be
held at the home OF Mrs. F. J. Kiesel.
501 25th street
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09
NO KNOWLEDGE OF WALLER.

Yuma. Arizona. Oct S.-Old inhab-
itants of Yuma conversant with school
affairs for twenty years. state no such
person as Waller has ever lived here
to their knowledge.
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HOOPER STUDENTS IN OGDEN.

The Misses Mary Parker Delphia
and Grace Patterson. and Nancy Ben.
nett. of Hooper. Utah. arc attending
school in Ogden.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09
FROM EVANSTON, wYo.

Miss Irma Chambers, of Evanston.
Wyoming, entered the Sacred Heart
Academy. corner Twenty-fifth and
Quincy. yesterday as student.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09

ending October 7 shows an aggregate
Of $S.S5e ,535 900. as against S3.02S.70e..
600 last week and 7i0.iS0. 900 In the
corresponding We last year. The
following Is list oil The cities:
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MARRIED ON TUESDAY.

Mr. S. f. Jest and nlrs. Flora 3.
Dilley. we'll known to many Ogden
friends, were married on Tuesday af-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09

ternoon at the residence Of Rev. John
Edward Carver. They will make tlelr
home In Ogden,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09
BANK CLEARINGS.

New York. Oct S.-Bradstreet's
bank clearings report for the week
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09

Mrs Mary Jane Proudfioot of Kavs-
Vile, Utah, spent few days with
friends in Ogden.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09

Mrs. Gullihen will entertain tho
Lucky 13" at her residence, 2557
Madison avenue, Wednesday, October
thirteen,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09

Miss Abbey of Ogden entertained
Miss Nora Ingram of Kayeyille, Utan,
at aer home last Sunday.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09

E.E. Cowdell of Beaver City. Utah.
spent Tuesday and Wednesday In Og-
den
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09

Miss vcrna Tavey started to Chi
Chicago this week where she will at
tend the Chicago University,
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-12-15
Preacher 10 Wed Widow.

Probably the biggest wedding
ceremony to take place among the
colored people of this section of
the Valley will occur in the Zion
Baptist Church, in Josephine City.
this "wednesday night at s clock,
when II. G. Carr. pastor of that
flock, will be married To Lizzie
Jackson, widow of the late Richard
jackson.
The ceremony will be performed
" Rev. George +. Fountain.
'rincipal of the People, Industrial
school at Clifton Forge, and one
If the most intelligent and able
colored men in the State.
Aunt Lizzie as she is fam
liarly known To all our citizens
although she is not as old as you
night imagine), is Woodworking
md Industrious colored woman,
nd she has many friend among
ne white people who will wish her
we'll.
The grOom-to-be has been pastor
# the Zion Baptist Church for
several years, and has done great
ieal to build up that church, con.
Struct new church building, etc
The couple have received many
useful and handsome presents. and
-equest the COURIER to thank theil
many white friends for their re.
nemberance and good wishes.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-12-15
Long Cape Now Very Popular.

There can be no question about
the popularity of the long cape. for
no woman of up-todate ideas now
considers her wardrobe complete
without one or more of these use
ful garments, says the New Idea
Woman'S Magazine for January.
The cape is of circular shaping,
having a seam at the center of the
back and being dart-titted at the
shoulders. Its length may be either
fifty-two or forty inches, these
measurements being taken at the
center back. The neck may be
finished with either rolling or a
sailor collar, or, if preferred, the
hood may be used instead Of n
collar. The hood Is frequently
seen on capeS intended for evening
wear. and is also much used on
storm cspes. The garment may
be completed with or without the
arm openings.
Most of the fabrics used for
making such garments are to be
had in the right width. In the
narrower width one may obtain
satin cloth. wool satin or siik-and-
wool Bedford cord. all of which
come in the fashionable colors and
make up charmingly for smart
wear. Brosdcloth is Of the wider
class of goods, and is a very
popular material for capes, the
iight-v eight or chiffon broadclo,h
for dreSSy wear, and the heavier
wcaveS for more practical use.
Embroidery or braiding provides
an effective trimming.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-12-15

Description ct ti,s S,ss and His lorO-
rrinieus fSu.

Description ct ts,s S,se and His lono-
u,nseus fSlt
The merchants 81 tez are TO be
found all over Morocto. la due course
All Mahmoud launches out into bust
ness on large scale lie prcSpers
exceedingly aud presently purchases
black female slave To assist his wife
IN her duties Ali Mahmond takes a
house I'm the Medina quarter OF Fee.
overlooking the pleasant olive groves
Ip course OF time he buys two more
slaves and is fairly set up as house
holder.
when his urst daughter is born
there is great rejoicing The baby Is
Immediately stained all over its little
body with henna and then smeared
literally with butter ant wrapped in
WOODEN cloths. On the seventh day
these are removed. and the child Is
washed for the first time. When the
girl has reached her GrSt year her
head is shaved. leaving little tuft by
which Mohammed could catch her up
10 heaven IL he were SO disposed. In
her seventh year her hair has grown
long again She is then yelled. and
her proud father sets about looking
for a husband for her. IL is still the
custom 10 betroth children from in
fancy.
All Mahmoud prosperS. and. save for
a few domestic troubles. his life ruus
smoothly. In the evenings Ali will sit
and smoke In the bosom OF his family.
On Thursdays and Saturdays he Wis
it's his friends They pass the time
in simple games OF cards or In listen
ing 20 the weird efforts OF itineraut
musicians. Our merchant gets stout
as he approaches middle age. One day
his world tumbles about him. Such is
the uncertainty OF fate In Morocco
BE was serving in his shop when
the customer suddenly raised his voice
and cried out that he was getting false
weight The accusation was terrible
and Ali vehemently protested MS in
nOcence. IL was an arranged charge
by an enemy OF the merchant. who
philoSophically bowed his head with
the saying. ~KiSinet, Mine enemy has
found ue. and the serpent requires
milk. The arbitratorS are called. and.
having been nribeC previously. they
lind Mahmoud guilty aud sentence
him 60 tnr usual punishment meied
out 20 EiVevS ct false weights lie -
Dragged To the southern wall Of the
city. 20 a place where tail gi1l,rl IS
erected ly thr irony of fate a. is
Within sight of his own house. \ rope
Is made fast To his righsr' ri~' and
huiSted M until hiS toes can 'ul>t touch
the gruui'd Here ne y left tan ,nu-
So Tee idicTs jeer at him. ana the
S'iiain~ 80 The quarter ppit hm with
stones Gnd refuse A Suudnuu mis-
frieutiS ,1rri aim nome. n poor. nruis-
ed amt ~rnSrirSS body Rrokrm and
diSgrncr'i. thus ended his career rs a
resiectahic merchant Morocco Cor.
London Graphic.