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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-01
MILITARY DRILL AT
THE HIGH SCHOOL

This afternoon, Capt w f. Kneass
VIII commence his military work at
tho Ogden High school. Capt. Kneass
said last night that he will take some
of the men who have previously at
tended drills in the High school, and
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-01
McALEER FOR WASHINGTON.

New York, Sept SO.-James R. Nc.
Aleer, manager Of the ST Louis
American league baseball club. signed
a contract today to manage the Wash
inGton American league team for one
year at a salary of $4,000.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-01

2.O7 IA. Governor Series, Willie Ben
ton, Rollins. Geraldine. Arthur j. and
Milton s., Jr.. also started.
Free-for-all class. pacing, 3 heats,
purse 81 200. The Eel won In straight
heats. Time 2;06 IA; 2;04 L.
2:05 IL Hedgewood Boy and Cita-
ton also started,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-01

absolute vegetable purity always the
widely medicines
so-caed really nothing
delicate bowels that
purified which digestive
would health
S.
entirely healing juices roots ho
each which daily
everything nooy to purity the blood and at the same time supply @
effects
0ah Sores and Ulcers Skin Diseases scroiua oongogs Blood
hen IL has purlded he blood Book containing much
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA GA
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-01
THE STANDARD: OGDEN UTAH FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1909
DETROIT LANDS THE
AMERICAN TROPHY

Philadelphia Sept. 3O.-Dctroit, al
though defeated by Boston. won the
American league baseball pennant for
the third time TODAY By virtue of Phil
adelphla's double defeat at the hands
OF Chicago. Philadelphia had faint
hope OF winning the nag by Detroit
losing all IT'S remaining games and
the home team taking all 1t had 10
play. but the two defeats made 1t I'M
possible for Philadelphia to either win
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-01

Tbs bar curves 10 nt around a skirt and
AFFORD sort OF ruler for drawing tho
outtom hne. The woman 10 be lifted
etands against the bar. which is adjusted
~ tSo hoisht ohe dahirc0 ber skirt 10
clear The ground. A hno IN then drnwn
aIonnd the cloth wffh the guiding bar to
tn1uro accurncy The skirt IN mndr exact.
~ TIE aanao length on both sides. The
most careful utter cannot measure with
the accuracy OF a maehiuc. so the useful.
oees q this device Will rendily be appre.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st. Louis 4; New York q.

New York, Sept 3O.-A muff of an
easy fly by Eengle In the ninth inning
today gave ST Louis a chance to
come from behind and tie the score
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-01
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Sacramento 3; San Francisco O.
Vernon Z; Los Angeles 2.

Los Angeles. Sept. 3O-Vernon out.
batted and opt-played Los Angeles to-
day and won, to 2.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-01
LADIES!

Having enlarged my Hair Dressing
Parlors. / can now, with able assist
ants. accommodate all patrons by
appointment, or call Hotel and home
calls promptly answered. Work done
scientifically.
FRENCH MASK MASSAGE, scalp
ing. newest ideas in Hair Dressing
Imported Hair Goods and Toilet Re-
Quisites Hair weaving at moderate
charges Mall orders given prompt
attention. Ladies' invited TO rest room.
TEACH THE THINGS DO.
Personal and correspondence instruc-
tons. Bell 1353-K.
MRS. KELLAR, PASS Wash.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York 6-1; Pittsbur9 GO.
Pittsburg, Sept. 30.-Plttsburg and
New York divided double header
here today. the visitors taking the
first game 6 10 2. and the locals WIN
nj "a
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-01
Chicago e-e; PHILADELPHIA 81

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 30.-The
American league championship was
decided In favor of Detroit when Chi
cago defeated Philadelphia in both
games of a double header here this
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-01
Ronton 4; ST. Louis 2.

St Louis, Mo. Sept. 30.-Boston
won today's game from st. Louis.
Boston's victory made it an even
break ON the serins
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-01

Seattle 8; Tacoma 2.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-01

Spokane 6; Portland S.
Spokane. Wash. Sept 30
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-01
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Aberdeen q; Vancouver l..
vancouver, IS, c.. Sept. 30
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-01

JVHSVH ahd Ustdick, Cough and
Armbruster.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-01

Hall and Hallings; Hopkins and
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Elise p Roma 10 Neal Power. LOT in W
line Of Seventeenth M avenue; 100 \ Of California
street. 20 by " 100; SO.
Robert II. Countryman 10 Jennie A. Country
man. lot in line Of Walnut street 27:SH n
R. P Christian al and Il wife to to w siV J. Morgan
lot in " line of Diamond street. 223 Of
Eighteenth. S IS by " I25: $40
William J. Morgan to Myra NJ. Jeffers same:
John Turner and wife TO Peter sarsaeld r.
Of Eighteenth street \ 25 hv W so: sln
Alice A. D0nzel 10 A. J. Donzel lot in T.
line OF Valencia street, 2l0 Of Twentieth, \
Jacob Heyman company 10 Carl Axel Hellberp
lot at Ne corner Of Forty seventh avenue and
W frank Pierce TO Redmond w. Payne lot
streets. S s. by " Si:s: 1 SO. ana buchanan
Frank J. Merschen 70 Leon Greenberg lot in
Inc Of Eel street. 1876 Of Scott. Z 40 by
James Dornbierer to Constance Chalk. LOT in
line Of Fifth avenue. 200 NV Of g street
Nv l2O by - 30. and one other piece: gift
Lillian T. Johnson to Henry NJ. Stearns lot
in line Of Lobos street, 2T5 of Marepeo
% by l25: $40.
Hugh Moloy % Josephine and Catherine f
Malloy. lot in Ne line Of Twelfth street ~
NV OF Kissling. NV 80 10y NE S7:s: SO
John W Maher and wife I'd Jose1bine and
Catherine f. Msiioy lot in Ne line a. Tweifti
street $40 NV Of Kissiing. NV 30 by \
Thomas scoble and wife to Elise Hendry. lot
in line Of Fifteenth avenue. 100 S OF Clement
street. $ - by 1916: $40
psny. lot in Sc line Of Nat0ma street 365 NE
n FOu !. Ne 80 by Sc S0 SO
George Ulhrich and wife 20 W. p. FARLEY
lot in line of Hayes street. 1876 Of LYON,
r p. " 1876. " %. : 1876: $40.
Daniel Mccarthy and wife 10 r J Roberts
lof IN S line of Twenfy-sixth street, 1915 L of
Castro + - by ia: $40.
walter NJ Heywood and wife TO .Josepl
ByrBo. LOT In SW line of Mary street. y ~
Of Minna. 81 - hy SW G2.6; $40.
Manic Weber 10 Christian Weber lot in $
line Of Seventeenth street, ls5 Of Noe Z 25
by s ll4. gift
henry johnson 10 Katharine H. Johnson loi
~ sw corner ef Carl and Stanyan streets. "
- g by s 100: Sf0.
Charles 4. Hawthorne and wife 10 Joanna N.
A. BoAnd. lot at NY corner Of McAllisier
81 IS. 102.3is $40
Mary p. Houston 10 Marie Bergfed. loi in 5
line of Clipper street. 50 Z Of Castro, so by
s 1l4. $40.
Lens II. Iolor 10 Sisters Of the Presentation
lot in ~ line of Forty fourth avenue I25 \
of greet l60 BY W l2o, and one other
piece f. -
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
THIS STRUCTURE
Will Be MODERN
Insurance Building to Be Erect
ed at California and Bat
terry Streets

building designed by W. L.
Schmolle, architect to be erected on
the southwest corner of California and
ders is to be known as the Insurance
building. continuing the name and use
Of the structure that occupied the site
before the fire. The building Will be
class A. erected upon a heavy pile
foundation supplemented with a con-
tinuous reinforced concrete slab. All
the exterior details will be rendered
in concrete finished in light gray
tones. The elevators will be ap-
preached by a lobby Is feet by 30,
paneled with marble terminating with
a classic cornice The wall surface
will be relieved with bronze engaged
ionic columns. The ceiling of this
lobby will be vauIted and ornamented
with deeply cofered panels. The in
terror viii be fitted with hardwood.
The corridors viii have the floors and
marble base. The lighting, heating,
sanitation and elevator equipment will
be the best.
Boardman Brothers & Co. have ne
gotiated a lease with the Aetna insur-
ance company for the corner ground
floor space, approximately 5000 square
feet in extent, for 800. 900 for 10 years.
The building for the present will be
carried to the fifth story only. It will
contain, in additionNt to the space set
aside for the Aetna insurance company,
100 large, roomy Offices and three
stores. The total cost of the work to
be done now viii be $145S00
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
Conditions of Market for Ninth
Month of Year Improved
by New Buildings

The trading conditions in the real
estate markets in the ninth month of
the year in San Francisco have not been
essentially different from those of the
months Immediately preceding. The
prime factor in creating a good feeling
in the interior. which is reflected in
San Francisco business with the GER
tainty of cause and effect-the early
rain-has made it's appearance, and it
was sufficiently general TO give an
early promise to large area. all of
which may be considered as being in
the territory that is tributary TO San
Francisco in many important ways.
and that, in return, gets its development
largely through the money that comes
from the financial center of the Pacific
coast.
A rather large number of buildings
OF hisn cost have been contracted for,
and others are under consideration,
while architects are making plans for
considering making approximate esti-
mates of the amounts of money that
will be involved in construction.
The great conflagration of 1906
burned the yardstick of realty values
that was then in use, so TO speak.
The growing solidity of all the down
town streets, where new buildings are
going up in considerable numbers. has
already made conditions more stable in
relation to price in such sections.
From this it appears that in a mate
rial sense the entire situation is ma
terially improving. In the first three
quarters of 1909 Van Ness avenue has
lost a large number of it's business
tenants, who have taken quarters
either of their own or leased premises
down town, on the leading down town
thoroughfares. The character of the
avenue has been changed thereby in
a large degree.
In connection with the same set Of
happenings the down town situation in
business properties has been improved.
Several large houses have removed
from Fillmore street to the center and
there have been various changes on
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
EARLY RAINS GOOD
FOR REALTY TRADE
Contracts Made for Many Cost
ly Structures and Plans
Prepared for Others

that thoroughfare. The last men,
toned street. with it's long established
character as a retail business section.
has retained practically all that IL
had before the FIRE and much that came
to il Immediately as the result OF the
conf1agration of 1906
There are very few. if any. business
quarters south OF Sutter street on Fiji
more street that are vacant Wnere
there were large stores that were left
vacant when the removals to Market
street took place the landlords have
subdivided the properties by running
partitions or otherwise, and nickelo-
deons billiard rooms and retail stores
Of varying sizes are tenants.
The Fillmore street neighborhood
has been improved in a business way By
the adding of the Chutes to the other
places OF amusement on the thorough
fare Theaters OF good size. the Alca-
zar. Princess Garrick, National and
Empire in the neighborhood are well
patronized. A theater In suffer street
between Steiner and Fillmore has
just been turned into a nickelodeon-
Where there was formerly large
clothing store in Fillmore street Just
south OF Sutter, in the Masonic build
ing is a nickeIodeon that is thronged
daily.
The Mission district holds its busi-
ness we'll. The same may be said or
the Sunset and Richmond districts, IN
both of which there has been large
increase of population in the past year
Other business localities, larger or
smaller, like those on Haight street
near Golden Gate park, on Sacramento
street west of PresidiO avenue on
DevfsaderO street. on California street
west Of Devisadero and elsewhere nave
such dxed character that the dlmcuity
in estimating realty values for them Is
conparatfvely easy. In the Richmond
district there has been marked 'ex-
tension of the retail era in the past
nine months. on Clement street ana
more lately on California street, mann
" west OF Sixth avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
Rnildinr Cantract.

John Stumpf with Searle g. Henricks--To erect
a one story and basement bungalow in SW line
of Fourteenth avenue. 100 Sc of NJ street, Sc
20 by SW 100: 81. 500.
W. F. G. Schmidt with Joel Johnson-AH work
except mantels and gas fixtures for two three
story frame buildings (sX hats) in Sc line of
Harrison street. % NE of Stanley place, NE 90
by Sc 1876: S12. 900.
Joseph and Antoinetta Alexander with Gaspano
Ieone-Concrete mosaic terraZzo. metal furring.
ETC. for class G theater building at SW corner
of Dupont street and Broadway. 1eS:1Oh in )
line of Broadway, SW of Dupont, 1875 by W
Sl:11z: $500. CO.
j. Hyman with Abrahamson. & De Gear-Steam
heating plant and oil burning equipment Tor a
three story brick and concrete building IN line
of Post street, $50 of Larkin, e 6s:9 by
1875; S2.615.
S. Rothchild with A. Bcth-Carpenter. joining
and cabinet work to complete cafe in basement
in Westbank building. at junction OF Ellis STOCK
ton and Market streets; $4,000.
Anton and Ellie A. Rulfs with Gilmore Jo-
bansen-To erect three story frame building N
n line of Broadway, 12S of Polk street,
f37: :6 by f 1915; Sf0,675.
Roman Catholic archbishop OF San Francisco
with p J. Lynch ct ALTO erect four story
and basement brick store and loft building IN
line of Mission street. 1876 OF Third. ) lou
by $50; S471T4. -
Claus II and Flora offerman with Peter Fred
ericksen-All work except shades, gas ana elec-
tric fixtures. painting. finish hardware ana man
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
TWO APARTMENT
HOUSES COMPLETED
Westgate Structures in Hyde
Street Have New Ideas and
Modern C0nyeniences

Two large apartment houses de-
signed by Arthur J. Laib, architect
have been completed in the east line
of Hyle street between Clay and Wash
ington at cost of $50,000. They are
collectively known as the Westgate
apartments. They are three stories
high with basement. The exterior IS
of plaster trimmed with clinker brick.
The roofs are covered with terra Gotta
tiles. The front is in the style of art
noveau. Speck, Paschel & Co, the
agents, report that the apartments
have all modern conveniences and in
clude new ideas from the east. They
were built for the Sheftel- Redlick
realty company. The ground dimen-
sions are 6S:9x127 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
FINE NEW HOTEL
IN EDDY STREET
Structure Designed by Oser
Brothers, Sons of Owner
of the H0stelry

The Hotel Ormond has been com
pIeted. 1t was designed and built un-
der the direction of Oser Brothers,
young architects recently out of col
lege- They are the sons of the owner,
NJ. Oser. The hotel structure repre-
sents cost of $4,000 1t is five stories
high with basement and contains 140
rooms. 1t was completed in 101 work
ing days. Speck, Paschel & Co. re-
port that the property has been leased
for 10 years to Mrs. Nellie and Minnie
Mccarthy. The site is on the north
line of Eddy street. 1t is 52:6x1S7:6 :6
feet in size.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02

United surety company with John H. Spark
Painting, vanishing, tinting and papering for
four story class steel frame building at SIC
corner Of Powell street and Ankeny place, 50x
1916: 81 7s5
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02

tells for two story frame building at Sc corner |
S 1876 So 100
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02

lF Three
- na og"
The broad ax., 1909-10-09

what yOs DO for an ungrztefuI mn
b thrown aWay.-LGtin Proverh
The broad ax., 1909-10-09

49,
Arthur AuIl II responsible for this
one:
-FoIly. Genins and Common Sense
once went walking and came 70 q
stream. Genius. having his head ln
TIE clouds, naturally started 70 wade
across. paying no attention 10 the
depth The waters soon went over his
head. and he was drowned. Common
Sense hunted for q safe way 20 Rst
acro@. and finally hs found foot Iok
A be got out about the esnter Of the
stream the log sWayed. ana be fen into
TIE water and sank 70 HisO no more.
Bolly stopped at the bank of tha
stream b amuss himself By throwing
pebbles into TIE water ana watching
ehs waves. he sat upon TIE moist,
eod bank untn hs caught eold which
Developed into pneumonia, of which
~ soon died MoraL-It dosn'e mako
mach difference, aftar aEl, whsthar
you are q genius. q sags g q SooL.
XClfn SIT Il sosnsr q laER anyway
= 0--Aas@@
Rsdd-Dld you nodes how hiEh NJ
BuBsanfeather held hsr noe a har
nsw automobIs7
oreene-oh. yss: shs vas slEting
Elght over ths sasollns tsnki-xoakwS
1t1t11mn0
The broad ax., 1909-10-09
FoSd Of the chln..a.

In the Revue d'Hygiene Dr.. lEals.
gnon, who lived for many years ln
China, gives some curious details Of
the food OF the Chinese. This q what
he says Of the sons Of heaven and the
way they eat eggs: The Chinese are
great eaters OF eggs, which they taksl
hard boiled One nnds them In an the
roadside places for refreshment The
Celest1als have an expression. Eggs Of
Q hundred yeaFs.' The eggs are not
always q century IN aga, but one q
able 10 get them Of many yearR stand
ing. The CeIest.als have q preferences
eor the egg Of the duck OF goose. They
are placed with aromatic herbs n
alaked lime fcr q period, the minimum
tine % treatment being ave or sfx
WoekA Under the influence q tina
TIE yoke Hquedes and takes q dark
gresn color. Tha Wkits eoagulatss and
becomes green Ths product Of the
eggA which has q strong odor, from
which q stranger betakas himseR
quickly. TIE Chinese eat e horsl
GceuvrsA and e . said % have tn
tzsts e lobstse.S
The broad ax., 1909-10-09
Political IndspsnSsno..

There b a growing spirit of inds-
pendence among the younger element
q Negroes. which = q hopeful sign Of
tie future for tn NeSro politically.
The tendency of our fathers 20 pcss
a. martyrs to the cause of TIE q. o. p.
while white demagognss n that parry
had working agreements with thseR
political opponents which snaAlsd
them to swap votss 6or certain omess.
using the Negro as q pawn n tnelr
desperats gama Wm not b % pro
nounced in the future gats and M
t1onel campaigns- Ih0 ypmg NagEo
b going 10 Play halF vAaR -
politscai season opens aSnin. ana -
wn certainly mals sons pollllcal
leaders st up ana taks not1ss. No
gross ars alow but apt sehelarA
The broad ax., 1909-10-09
THE BROAD Ak CAN BE FOUND
ON SALE At THE FOLLOWING
NEWS STANDS.

From On and after this data, Fhs
Broad Az can be found O sale at
the following news SEaAas:
J. 8. Dorsey, 11s1s W. 51st St
A =. TerValon, . cigar stprS and
news stand. 5oo4 State street
R A Jones new stand and barber
shop, 1884 State Street.
George L Martin, maker Of ans q
gHrA and news stand. S43 81st TtrOsA
near stata
Mrs.. Nellie Phelps, cigars, notisas
and news stand, LII W. 51st StrOSt
near Dearborn.
". 8. Cole, cigars, tobacco ana
news stand, S64 S1st StreOt
J. R Peters. cigars, tobacco, Iaua-
dry once and news StaAA. Sss S7St
street
I. b Han, laundry once, dgn.
tobacco and news StAnd. ~ 8stA
street
Mrs. Jas. H. Lewis, nations, cigars
and news stand, 41s sSth Street.
,. Davis. cigars. tobacco aad nsus
StAAd, 3Ss3 State GtTOOG
4 D. Burt eiEHES, nOt1sas al
nsWB Staad. Sess STATE street.
W. n. Maxwell, notions, cigars, to
baccos, cOnfectiOns and news stand,
5262 state St
The broad ax., 1909-10-09
MusieaI Noka

How do you sell your muster asksd
the prospective customer.
1T depends on the kind you want"
replied the smart clerk. I'VE sell piano
music BY the pound and organ mnsie
hy the choir"
The broad ax., 1909-10-09

In the ehurchyard Of Leigh, near
Bolton. WIN be found a tombstone
bearing the following amazing sen
tenee: "A virtuous woman II s. 70 her
husband" The explanation seems to
Be that space prevented "A crown"
being cut IN fun, and the stonemason
argued that crown equals shf1ingB.
london Notes and Queries.
The broad ax., 1909-10-09

"A woman Is as old as she Iooks.a
quoted the wise guy.
Before or after she is dressed 70
80 outr querisd the simple mug
Philadelphia Record
The broad ax., 1909-10-09
A BIowIna Un

NOW. WHILE" said the teacher to Z
small pupil. -ean you ten me what
dynamite is used forF
"Yes. ma'am," answered Wu1ie. sIes
used TO blasphems things with."-ChI.
The broad ax., 1909-10-09

-Doetor." said ths ecuvalsscsnk
Gmnlhg weakly, -you nay ssnd n
yUur b1l ang day now
sTut tnt" replied the n d, sflene-
ing his patient with q wave of NJ
hand You're not strong enough
ysEs-Jndga
The broad ax., 1909-10-09
A Pleasant Summer Evening
ARE YOU IN SEARCH OF ONE7

Then VISIt the -ehateau," s1a4 Ssass
Street. TOnIsht.
There II . nnO Picture ShOS,
Roller Skating. Dancing and superb
music, refreshments and q Jolly gooA
time for good people No proscrip-
ton Special prize program every
Saturday and Sunday.
Admission, 70 cents--One dime
LELAND GIANTS BASE BALL
AND AMUSEMENT ASSN.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
lane Noria

MEMORABLE among the Christmas Days
- ~ my l-I- is one that began with midnight
mass II the Chapel Of the Carmellte nuns II the
.-ry RI ~. LOUIS. Up 10 that time my only
knowledge ~ --e laruelltes was a recollection
description II their clOISteT. the Convent
--e k-e Petit Flcpus. n Victor Hugo. 90 Les
.---e-atlez. And II that description l Tt
-.-e- c-iv hl- phrase IN explanation Of the
-.-.-.--- ---eef the order, " There must be some
--av always Tor those who pray never
a--- and interest therefore lei u my ready
--sr- when a. friend asked II ! would volun-
-..r o. sing a. the midnight mass ot Christmas
--e convent
The llaI-rer was not far from nv home and
che -rllE wall. rising 70 q height Of over ten
--e- rrar -ullO-ed the monastery buildings had
i7-ars impressed me as hiding some mystery
4 was glad II the opportunity 10 penetrate Il.
The experience when II came was uncanny.
We drove o. the monastery a quarter OF an hour
before midnight. four singer and an organlst.
IN answer q our rIng the outer gate swung
open and closed after US though there was no
attendant. I learned later thai the door was
controlled from within Crossing little IN
closure we reached the door of the convent
which swung open as though guided by unseen
rarc-. From "a hall we passed INTO reception
-..-r lighted iIulv bv d single lamp. Across
--. ta- side - the room from ceiling o. floor
etched a. wooden lattice. draped On the IN
.. with double curtains Of black cloth
From behind this pail q sweet gentle voice
--- --erned q long way OF gave Us courteous
welcome one 81 our party spoke II reply. and
... voice from within answered ] could pay
heed o. her words for ] was fascinated by
peculiar quality Of her voice. II Wa human
.-. yer 1ura-thlv. Even and sweet and IN
e.af-v The voice of "a cultured woman. II
- seemed more like the voice u a d1seTn-