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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

all the coupons to the sbonds were iith- ographed with, the < d Probate Judge's sworn signature.
 With the intention of expediting as far as possible the signing of the bonds that they might be delivered to the purchasers. President Fleming was asked to see as to the fixing of a date at the earliest possible time on which occasion both the signature of the Probate Judge and the County Treas- urer might be affixed.
 It was after this suggestion had been adopted that the Board resolved to re- quest the County Treasurer to appear at a, special meeting on Tuesday to show why the proposition of the Far ley Bank should not be accepted. It was learned that Mir. Whiting will ap- pear before the Board at that time, providing that his attending physician will agree.
 Through with the discussion of the bond matter, the Board awarded the construction of concrete bridge at the extension of South Court Street to Robert woolfolk on a bid Of $s per cubic foot.
 A petition for the opening of a road as an extension of Court Street was taken under advisement Adjournment was then taken.
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sta.s .o .he different susoraInats

state to the different subordinate councils.
 Huntsville was selected as the place for holding next years sessfon. which will be held sometime next May. and before adjournment for another year. honors of the Past Grand Counselor were conferred on c. Holt Smith. the retiring secretary who has served the order of the state in this capacity for the past three years.
 J. c. Jones. of Huntsville. who was elected Grand Counselor. was called to his home on account of the fatal shoot inG of his son-in-law, Friday evening. Mir. Jones left on an early train yes terday morning for his home and con sequently was not present at the ses- sion yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
Elo.Oers and F7oyer LoUers
BY THE FLOWER eRowERs AssooIArrros.

discovered. the same name was given to 1t. Popular superstition. always ready to manufacture traditions to suit It's fancy. adopted the idea that to use the words of an old author-"this is the tree whereon Judas did hang him self" without any regard to the obvf- ous unftnes of 90 small and shrubiike tree for that gruesome operation.
 Our two kinds of potato furnish an example of a double error of the same kind. The so-caiied Irish potato is native of chili.. In South America, but received It's name from the Emerald Isle on account of the rapid spread of its culture there, and the great eco- homie importance 1t attained as the staple food of the people. Botanically. 1t belongs to the nightshade family. the same that has given us the red pepper. the tomato and the egg plant. The sweet potato. on the other hand. belongs to the eonvovulus. or morning glory family. Its botanical name, ba- tatas was pronounced by the early Spanish Sisc6vererS patatas. and the similarity of this to potato made the transference of the name easy.
 Eliza Frances Andrews.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

How Some of Our Common Plants Get
 Their Names.
 The popular names Of plants often owe their origin to accidental circum- stances which are very misleading as to the true character and nativity or the plant. The history of some Of these accidental christenings Is some times both interesting and instructive. The Jerusalem artichoke. for instance, is not native of Judea. as It's name would imply. but of America. Its Italian name. girasoie. which means "sunfiower," was corrupted by English speakers into "Jerusalem." through similarity of sound. and hence Jeru- salem artichoke." The inference fs plain that the plant itself was first brought from America by Italian nav igators. ...
 Our beautiful redoud owes It's sian- derous alias of Judas tree" to sim- liar mistake, It was first known in Europe through a cultivated species introduced from Asia. and called. in France. on account of its Oriental orig in, tree of Judea." This was cor rupted by the English into Judas tree" and when our American species was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
THE DEATH ROLL
John II. Carroll.

Death claimed another well known citizen of Montgomery. when John T. Carroll. aged 4e years, passed away at his residence. 2fs North Hull street. yesterday morning.
 Mir. Carroll was born in Elizabeth town Ky. but has been resident of Montgomery for more than 2s years. being connected with the l.. and N. Railroad. and. for sometime in the capacity of bridge supervisor.
 About eleven years ago he was united in marriage to Miss Lizzie Far ley. of this city, who still survives him.
 The funeral will be held this after noon at o'clock from the St. Peters Catholic Church. Father Savage of- ficiating. Interment will be had In Oakwood Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
BUILD NEW BUILDING.
Rock Comnittee of Methodist Church
 Votes Appropriation.

Book CommIttee of Methodist Churcn
 Votes Appropriation.
 Dallas, Texas, May S.-The book committee of the Methodist Epispo- nal church. South, which has been in session here for the past two days. ompieted It's work today and adjourn ed.
 Reports from the publishing house at Shanghai, China, showed satisfac- tory progress in that field. The com rntttee will reassemble next April in Nashville.
 Late this afternoon. the corner stone of the four-story building to be useo by the Texas Home Methodist pulp lications, was laid by Chairman Col lins Denny.
 The committee voted a S12.000 ap- propriation for a similar building to be erected in Nashville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
PRESBYTERIAN.

First Presbyterian ChuPch--Adams Street, between Court and Perry. Rev. Henry NJ. Edmonds, pastor: Virgil c. Griffin, Superintendent of Sunday School. Services today: Sunday School at 9:30 IL. m. Governor Glenn, of North Carolina, will speak at morning service. No service at night, but union service at Central church. when Gov. Glenn will speak again. Christian Endeavor at D. m. All are invited to these services and will be given cordial welcome.
 D, m., the Fourth Ward with Mrs. Liz xie Reeves. Windsor Hotel: the Fifth Ward with Mrs. Johnston. 423 Madison Mrs. s. F. Kennedy. Sio Mildred Strsn,. wtsn !. Tuesday, f D. m. the Geo. W. Patter. son Missionary Band. with Mrs Rtenzi Thomas. 631 South Perry. Wednesday, D. m. Prayer meeting.
 nighland Park Presbyterian Church Preaching at II a. m. and 7:3O b, m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
JONES HEADS
 TRAVELLERS , Huntsville Man Named President.
 - NEXT MEETING AT HUNTSVILLE New Consultation and Bylaws Are Adopted. s.y.sr s. ,. Turner of Moslle And ". T. Akin. of selma Named As Delegates To The supreme C...en st coiunbus,
 
NEXT MEETING AT HUNTSVILLE

Tn. officers of the Grand Council of A,abama of the order of United Com merciaI Travellers of America, togstnes M ~ssth renresentatives from each of the : s,hordinate councils 6f the state. heio thefr regular annual business session fn Montgomery yesterday.
 The following officers were elected for the ensuing year:
 Grand Counselor. J. c. Jones' nunts- vile. u Y,,on Mobile. .,, A.I,ns Selma .sa
 CT Grand Treasurer. A. J. Davis. Birm-
 Grand Conductor. R. J. Niles ~ Grand Page. c. M Plaisance, Birm-
 Grand sentinel. Joseph s. Stephens. Anniston.
 Grand Executive Committee to serve z term of two years:i W. W. Jenks. Mobile: A. M. Wallace. Btrmingnam; for term of one year. A. ". Smith. Birmingham; V. M. Morris. Montgom- cry.
 Grand Representatives to Supreme Council at Columbus. Ohio. wnicn meets in June. Gaynor s. J. Turner. Mobile; W. T. Atkins. Selma Alter mates: w A Anderton, Selma; w. D Holmes. Birmingham.
 K8us1ness of the Day.
 The session. which was held at the hall of the Montgomery Council. cor ner of Dexter Avenue and Court Square was called to order yesterday morning at s.30 o'clock by Grand Counselor w. T. Atkins. IT. This was followed by the reading of the min- utes of the previous meeting and the reports of the Grand Counselor, Grand Treasurer. Grand Secretary ani Grand Executive Committee. The reports of These officers were adopted by the Grand Council and referred to the Committee on State of Order.
 Committees Named.
 The entire morning session was oc- cupied with the appointment of vari- ous committees and their reports. The committees appointed were as follows: Committe on Credentials. W. W. Jenxs. Mobile: A J. Davis. Birmingham; J. P. Stephens. Anniston; Committee on State of the Order. A. w. Smith, Blr- mingham: c. M Pisisance. Birming- ham, and F. H. Lyon. Mobile: Charters ani Dispensation. l.. A. Callen, Selma c. Nj. Piaisance. Birmingham; w L. Wall. Huntsville: Mileage and Per Diem. c. M Plaisance. W. L. Wall and IA. J. Davis; Resolutions. Gaynor g. A i. Turner, Mobile: W. T. West, Mobile. and R. J. Mills. Opeiika. These com mittaes also made their reports, which were adopted by the Grand Council and likewise referred 10 the Committee on State of the Order e E
 After an adjournment of one hour. the session again convened at which time q new constitution and bylaws governing the Grand Council of Ala barna as prepared by committee at the last session of the council were adopted with few changes by a special comnaittee to whom the matter was referred. The Grand Secretary was also ordered to have the new consti- tuition and bylaws printed in hook form and distributed throughout the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
CHRIsTIAN scIENcE

is i-s south Perry street. Sunday service at iia m. Sunday schoo, at Man. Golden Text: Rest in the Lord. and wait patiently for him. For yet little while. and the wicked iy consider his place, and it shall not be, Psalm xxxvii:7-i0. Testimonial meeting every Wednesday evening All are welcome.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
CONGRESS
sumrnary of Senafe.

tire session of the senate today was consumed with debate on the sche- duie of duty on pig lead and its pro- ducts. The stout opposition presented to the adoptions of the amendments recommended to the committee on hr,- ance making the rate similar to those nf the Dingley bill prevented vote being reached- before adiournment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
Ioins pr. Torrex.

Huntsville. May s.-(special )-Fev. L. W. Collins, for several weeks assist ant pastor of the First Methodist Church. has resigned that position an6 will join the stan of the evangelist, Dr. R. A. Torrey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

posfal or by nofes account of their ser ,ss: s.ss- ssaass sss ss-sa ~i ss seSsssea Do not seaA en the phone.
 EPISCOPAL, ..
 gt rohnsu Poriah---Rev. E E- Conpss rector. Sunday School at s:3o e., m: prayer ana sermon st m m; evening prayer and sermon m pratnsr' at s,v0 " ls,. asssoi o st ;ss Asdrsy .se5Ss Ssi isas aad 'N fourth Tuesday nights in each
 month ss vsstry sprn Popm et Street ss entrance) Corporate communion as the early morning service on secohu Sunday in each month. Visiting Brotns erhood men invited to al servioss anu
 Holy Innocentsf Missfon at West End Rev. K E. Cebbs. minister m snarks, sundss sSs soy schosl csursh a. GIub R at % s:so on Monday evening.
 Church of the Holy Comfosser-Rev. sssgsrT sss Foster ana sSossp H Jones, wardens. Early communion 6. m.; morning prayer sermon and celebration of Holy Communion II q. m.
 Chapel of Annunc1atfon (Episcopail Highland Park--Sunday school at s:8e a. m. Services by Rev. p. P. Cobbs, rector in charge at p. m.
 METHODIST.
 Court street M. E. Church--Corner of Church and Lee Streets. Rev. Q. z; lss McGehes, p: p, pssior, sssidsSncs Sss las W B. Nance, associate pastor. Sunday school at s:so q. rn.. Armstsad Brown, Esssse RsssSs II is P and Prayer P % SDsssas
 Busy Peoples class.-Reaiizing the need in every SunSay ssh9Sl na, ob baxs fSs a class at Court Street Methodist Sum day School which meets at s:s0 q. ni.. to visit our class. B. M. washburn. teacher. Ask for Mir. Washburn's class.
 Corner of Dexter Avenue and McDon- tor; residence. ii4 North Hull Street: Telephone .so So4 At II q m; p.rssnS preaching ing by Rev. ". 5. Street. Feagin. Sup't. Sunday School teachers Epworth League sunday. s:i5 p. m. !; Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7;so p. m.
 Clayton Street Meth0dfsf Church South corner Clayton Street and Clay ton Park, Rev. D. H. McNeel. pastor. Residence. 537 Clayton Street. Phone Iel6. Preaching at II a. m.. and at 7:30 D. m. by the pastor. Sunday School will be held at s:so a. m, O. P. Cameron, Superintehhdsnt ehds EIpWSorth I,Ss President; Junior Epworth League, D. m., Miss Leila Yea Avinger. Super intendent. Woman's Foreign Mission ary Society meets second Monday in leach month, Mrs. J. B. Chatfield. Pres ident. WoInan's Home Mission Society meets fourth Monday In each month, Mrs. J. B. Wadsworth. President. Board Of Stewards meets first Tuesday in each month, W. J. Cronier. Chair. man.
 Perry Street Methodist Chureh--Cor- ner Perry Street and Noble Avenue W. W. Curtis. pastor, residence 2l Noble Avenue, phone 3335. Sunday School at 9:30 a. m., F. M. Mosely Super. | intendent. and A. c. Davis. Assistant | Superintendent. Preaching at II a. m
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
BETHANY N, ,,.,SsI SUNDAY .,r... SCHOOL.

(under auspices of the Christian En- deavor Society of the First Presbyte~ r:an church). Lee Langley. superin- tendent Sunday school every Sunday all regardless of denominationai belief or church affiliation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
coLoRED.

st- John Afrscan M. E. Church. Madi. son Ayenue-Rev. Robert L. Pope, B. D., pastor. Services 9:30 a. m., Sum day School. Prof. NJ. J. Moore. super W. W. Frazier. D b. presiding elder, and Christian Baptism administered by the pastor; s:30 D. m.. Junior League. Mrs. l.. A. Vines, superiptendent; s:3g D. m.. Allen c. E. League. H. S, Chad. wick. president; discussion led by George W. Docks; 7;45 ?. .n.. preach meeting day and the members espeeials ly are urged to be present.
 st. Paul M. E. Church, corner Ripley and High Streets, Rev. w. H. Jordon, pastor~-Sunday service; Sabbath school D. m.; Epworth League, es:S0 D. m. prayer and class meeting Wednesday evening.
 Clinton A. N. El Zion Church fOzs shlp)---Sunday School. Capt. A. c, Caf- fey. Superintendent. convenes at s:s0 W. A. Blackwell. P D.. pastor. Class by the pastor. All are invited.
 Dexter Avenue. uaptists--Today ths church for negroes will be as foi- Sunday school s:so .. m. Prof. !. W. Beverly. A. M.,. superiEtendent Preaching ii |. m. by Kev. T. W Calaway of Selma. Tonight, the paa- tor. Rev. R. O. Judkins. win sd- minister the ordinanc. of baptism.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
N. M. Q. A, yesper servfee.

Y. M. c. A. vesper Service.
 The vesper service of the Y. W. c. A.. will be led by pr. Charles A. Stake ly, Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The subject will be. "Ts 1t worth while to spend time in prayer"
 Mrs. P. J. Minderiiout will sing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

calling telephone No. 1908. Jos. N. Harker. Minister: residence. te4 Maury street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

Christian Endeavor at 3:so p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:so p. In.. E. D. Kerr. pastor.
 CentraI Presbyterian Church--Corner South Lawrence Street and WashinE- ton Avenuei Dr. Neander M. woods. Pastor; MT; c; w Bs5Ssssi srnnai ssRsTain, sRDeasy ssnSsn' sonool s:se 80 unaAy m: ypreschins % ssrvicss Il a. m. and 7:so. ?: m; christian En- deavor services. s:so p. m. Strangers cordially wslsomea s.ao Mseilnss m sunday Sch ool workers meeting; 7:so ?. n-. regular prayer meeting
 Cumberland Presbyterian Church, g S Ssy ssrnor wslssr SaSseA ane pastor; residence III catoma Street; telephone lol7@sabbath schooL 10 2. CT meeting. wednssday. 7:s6 ?. m. La.. dies Aid. Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock Junior Christian Endeavor Senior Christian Endeavor. Society. Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 CATHOLIC.
 ss ssss and Rsr 8 ssgass pastor.
 Church of Christ.--corner of Church and Catona streets. Bible school opens at o:45 a. m. At II o'clock q. m. Mr. John E.. Dunn will make a short talk on "Go Work In My yineyard.' which wlii be followed by the Lords Supper and contribution. after which a service will be conducted on personal work. Preaching at D.. m, Wednesday evening at o'clock the children's Bible school will give a public recital. to which their parents and friends are invited. Monthly teachers meeting T p. m. today. Meeting of the ladies of the church Wednesday. May i2th. at 3:30 D. m
 All are invited to ali meetings. J. NJ. Barnes and John E. Dunn. min isters
 CentraI Christian, Y. M. c. A.--Regu- lar services each Lords Day at IT a. m. and 7;30 D. m. Bible School at a:30 a. m., R. S. Armistead Superin- tendent; Miss Jessye Brown. Secretary. Regular prayer meeting "Wednesday evening, 1880 o'clock In the ladies' par Tor of Y. M. c. A. Beginning this Lords Day evening. the night service will be held at Majestic Theatre. All are given cordial invitation to join in all services of the church and Bible 6chooi. Any information desired can be obtained by
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
HAoknTT IN nANKRuPTcY.
Famous Actor Files VoEdntary Petit,on
 in New Yofk. sg

m NeW EOKNs
 New York. May s,--Janaes K. Hack ett, the actor. today filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy, giving his Iia- bilities .as s12es457 and his assets as s744 He named 14o creditors, of whom the actors wife. Mary Mannering, is the largest claimant. S80,0eo.
 Daniel Hanna, of Cleveland, Is claim ed as creditor for s1o.00o In money loaned. The claims of only two of the creditors are secured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

Omcsuls ef the 6inerent ehurches will pIease send to this ofnce, net later than o'clock Saturday afternoon on posfsI or by nofe. account of their ser yfce. for sundayg otherwise notices of lssf Sunday will be repeated. Do not s~aH r.. fho ,uhOue-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

Highland Avenue Baptist Church Sunday School at gao a. m.. Harry A !. Cook snperintsndent. sup i4aaen . Preaching by and at 7:30 D. m. B. Y. P. U. at p. m.. c. E. Atkinson, president Prayer meeting. Wednesday at 7:45 D.. m. Take Highland Avenue ear
 Pastors home, HOS Highland Ave- nue, phone 2998.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

Primitive Baptists-Cottage Hill church. two blocks south and one block west from where Court street car turns on Jefferson Davis avenue. Ser vices every third Sunday at II a. m. and Saturday before at 8 p. m. All who desire to attend are cordially in- vited. W. T.. Lively. pastor. Preaching tonight at o'clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

Perry Street Methodist Chureh--Cor- ner Perry Street and Noble Avenue. W. W. Curtis, pastor, residence 2l Noble at 9;30 a. m.. F. M. Mosely Super intendent and A. c. Davis, Assistant Superintendent Preaching at II a. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

Chapel of Annunc1atfon (EpiscopaD HighIand Park--Sunday School at s:3o a. m. Services by Rev. D. D. Cobbs, rector in charge at 5 p. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

Church of the Holy Comforter-Rev
 Stewart Mcqueen. rector. Telephone l7s6. T. Gardner Foster and Joseph H. Jones, wardens. Early communion 6. m.: morning prayer, sermon and of Holy Communion II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

SouthEide Baptist Churchs-At the morning servine there will be annual the pastor. Samuel A, Cowan. The Lords Supper will be observed at this service. The pastor requests that each member who sees this notice shall be present. The pastor will also preach at p. m. The Sunday School rpeets at o:30 a m.
 The Young Peoples Union meets at 2 D. m.
 On Friday evening. May '. there will be social meeting of the members of the church and friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

St. Peter's Catholic Chuxeh--Corner Lawrence and Adaias. Rev. D. Savage. pastor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

Holy Innocentc Missfon at West End Rev. x Q Cobbs, minister in charge. the Boys Church Club at e:so on Monday evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

Seventh Avenue Baptist-Between Clay and Heron streets, R. R. Brash- CT. pastor. Residence, 3i0 Seventh ay- ehue. Preaching at Il e. m, and 7:3u D. m. Sunday School at 9:45 a. fn.., w H. Breed, Superintendent. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 ?. m., E. Y. P. U., Friday at 7:30 p. m. A cordial welcome extended to all.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

Sunday school at s:s0 a. m. Junior Christian Endeavor at 3:3o ?. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 1:so ?. Tn.. E. D. Kerr. pastor.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

critical start Of surprise when She had put herself
directly in the path OF the clergyman.
Miss Marshall. charmed. 10 be sure. You can
denv that YOU have been waving your hantkerchle!
at Pope Leo. / myself could scarcely refrain.
Fraulein Lechner let me introduce my son; Captain
Hamilton Fraulein Lechner Mis- Marshall ~
Mary heard the familiar formula II il was SAID
far away from her. She bowed Coldly; but did not
meet Captain Hamilton eyes.
Miss Marshall. Cyril If She were English, would
deserve the Victoria Cross She has assumed charge
Of this fat little fellow here convoy him from Lon
don to Egypt"
Miss Marshall ! am sure il she were willing to
share her glory would find no end Of travellers who
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

Miss Marshall is going up the Nile o. Join friend,
at Luxor | had no idea, To be sure that You kre"
her. She didrt mention
Nv name finished Cvr shamctacedIy. To
he sure She didn't rltcr. for she didu know IT, In
fact rau have been much more lucky than J. The
truth ls patcr made IDIOT OF myself and rushed
IN where angels Her, not allowed YOU know and got
a -uut thlug But ttat Baby. pater. asked iiaraiI-
ton. eager o. get at the root of the mystery.
Miss Marshall is taking the baby % ITS parents al
Luxor = hurried journey slcknc-- ~ the father or
something ot that sort prevented the mother from
taking The ltt-cfeon along with her therefore ths
young lady the godmother OF the child believe She
told me uudcrtopk the responsibility 0 travelling
with a baby 20 the Orient. Game people, these
Americans: very attractive these American girls,
very fascinating and beautiful these Southern girl.
/ have been told that they all tlIrts. Nou had
better avoid seeing this dangerous young lady.
ike EOur uuscltshncSs. pater- Alter using an
sorts u wcs and Your clerical credentials to get III
the good graces Of a beautiful young lady, now YOU
recommend me 10 keep away
But if Miss Marshall has snubbed YOU once, She
may repeat IT, She is thoroughly capable OF looking
after herself as wei that Baby.
III take my chances, pater, the first of which Is
pater. Send Jenkins with my boxes Il write
YOU full particulars Haven't time 10 explain now
THE elder Hamilton stood looking after the cab
into which his son had jumped, then, bcckOilig
natchfl1l driver 10 himself ne got into the carriage
and gave the name Of his hotel The Italian. thliii-
ing the English siguor gave another order, turned
But the clerical man was only misqloting American
poetry under ms breath, something like TINS:
Thus it is our children leave MS,
When RE old and lean upon them
And ne follows where she leads him,
Leaving al things for the stranger.
To be continued Sunday
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR JULY 1s, 1909

likeness that had puzzled her flashed upon her,
the English officer the son Hamilton was
to meet in Rome In her CONSERVATION at the turn
of affairs Mary felt that if father and son saw her,
She would be disCredited in the eyes of both. Her
one thought was to avoid them to hide herself in the
crowd and Inger IN Saint Peters until they were
gone.
She attempted to clasp Frdulein Lechners arm in
order detain her; bat the latter hurried on lead
ing Roxie with her seeming not to feel Mary nerV-
ous tugging at her elbow Mary saw with despair
that she was going straight in the direction of the two
men. The expression of her back betrayed to Mary
that she was doing i purposey. As she could not
prevent the near dGnouement Mary spent the next
moment in irving to assume a mask of Indifference
ERAULEIN LECHNER. 1t gives me great pleasure
to meet YOU agaInl
Nj. HaniltonI What a surprise, did not ex-
r}ect to see YOU at the Popes mass Mary heard
some such words follow Fraulein Lechners hypo-