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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

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PRETIIEST cottage in town and in choice loca-
ton: large rooms and bath: latest and best
plumbing; SO mantel; large china cIOset
coyed ceilings. paneied dining room: rooms
tinted. toilets high basement. concrete fOun-
dation5 washrOom. with porcelain trays; lot
z0xI05. This house is extra well built. Street
work and walks all done; blocks 10 Key
Route and s. =. stations; price 4.2J0: terms II
desired. II you want beautiful home look
cor. Felton, Aleatraz station. Opcn Sundays.
sNAP-New 5 room cottage; porcelain BATH
tiled sink. gas and electric lights. coFed cell
tel china closet large closets. cooling closet.
concrete foundation; lot 30xl00; street work
done: cement walks. all fenced: price s.. $50:
terms $3.50 cash. balance S25 monthly: conven-
lent 70 Key Route and :. p stations; also cleo
trfc ears. school church aHd stores.
q. A. RUDOLPH.
1888 Adelne 81. Felton,
Open Sundays. Alcatraz Station.
ARGAIN-AImost new room high basement
cottage: bath. pantry. mantel. gas and electric
lights. fixtures and shades coved ceilings large
hail. china closet. hot and cold water; lot 3Jx
1S5. an fenced: street work and walks done :
price 50 0O0: terms $3.50 cash. balance same as
rent S25 month: close TO Key Route and S. P
stations: also electric cars, school, churches
and stores
333S Adeline ST. cor. FELTON,.
Open sundays. Aleatraz Station.
DWIGHT WAY AND SAN PABLO
Right on line new 'DoIngs.
40x132 Building Lot.
Price $3.50
Easy Terms.
c. II. CONkLIN. owner, 12lS Broadway.
Oakland.
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gAalkAgS z9 AAIEB 5fRDITFAlE
REAL ESTATE
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
WANT II PER CENT NET iNcoME'

Fully guaranteed and based on the best Sc
curiiy. Can place from $500 TO $40, o00-and
guarantee above income
SecHity-Units at $40 each in a ) story and
basement; mission style new building 130xl20.
with an L 20x2o on prominent corner. only 3
or blocks from the banking and commercial |
center. Leased for $500, ,00o. Your dividends
Viii be mailed regularly every three months
The Central Bank Of Oakland is the depositary
ana trustee-ali moneys handled by Ii.
This elegant inside income property viii un-
tgour principal likewise constantly iRcreas-
ing In value
This security Is ia the midst of nearly 800, 600
population. including adjoining communities.
Building now being erected. Until its com
pletion units may be purchased payable in four
installments
6 per cent net interest paid on CASH subscrip-
tions 70 limited number of unit purchasers
until lease takes effect-guaranteed and paid by
the said trustee-Central Bank Of Oakland. A
gilt edge and large paying investment for out
OF town investors.
No promotion stock or bonus-every cent going
into the site and building thus removing every
element Of speculation.
The building viii be one Of the finest on the
and it VIII compare fsvorably with those in New
York or Chicago.
Names of prominent LEGAL investors furnished.
Remitfances may be made direct to the
trustee aud depostary or TO
HoLC0NB REALTY co. nc. Authorized
Fiscal Agent
investor of CapitaD
306 San Pablo av-.
City Of Oakland California.
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Rr uniteh Mirele..

CAPE FLATTERY-Passed in Jan 5-f2.2 %
p. m. stmr City of Puebla: 2:3O p. three
masted schooner 4 p m. three masteu steam
schooner; $50 d. m. stmr Buckmau-
army transport Thomas. Jan D. IL p M,
135 miles from San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06

The Automobile club of France has
offered prize of $4,000 for a new fuel
cheaper than gasoline, but as good.
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FRU1TvALE REAL ESTATE

FRUITEALE LOTS
20 foot lot. highest point overlooking the bay and
cities street work sidewalks. gas. water
shade trees etc. direct cars Oakland. s. p
10 city; 500 down. so per month. Owner
". 4. WEBB. Republican. Fresno. Cal
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MARRIAGES

cAs-oBERHoLTZER-I this city. Janu-
AIRY /, 1908, by the Rev. ]. Fuendeling, Harry
s. Dorcas and Margaret e. 0berholtzer, both
OF San Francisco.
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REAL EsTATE

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FOR sale acre choice orchard and poultry
farm: all bearing trees; story house, s
rooms besides bathroom and pantry; gas in
every room; large barn, spring wagon and
buggy, / horse, COW. about 400 chickens
200 pigeons, chickenN houses and other out
buildings. good well and tank. farming i'm
Dlements and tools: lots OF fruit boxes and
drying trays; $3.50: near Hayward Address
owner. l4Sn 18th. corner Howard s. T.
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1902

& place. s Il bd how M e9 sl % % os m s's AFs F Pleasant Pleas
y start good
p getting @ I turn s ' - = -s' ~ s'
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ANTED-Property ia and around Oakland
either vacant or improved; any price as long
the value is there to exchange. can
handle any proposition Of merit. as / make
this a specially. D. T. MINNEY 422 11th
St Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06

READE-In Los Angeles. Cal. January l. 1909.
Mrs Elizabeth Reade of San Francisco. beloved
mother Of Mrs. William kennedy, Mrs NJ
Phillips and the late Mrs. II. T. NJ. Behn-
sen OF Victoria, B. c.. native Of County
Kildare Ireland. aged 20 years
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral today "wednesday. at $50
a. m. from ST. Mary's church, corner OF
California and Dupont ssreets, where re-
QUEEN high mass win be celebrated for the
repose Of her soul. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery by carriage.
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LOT in Piedmont Vista. 39x1l2 feet; 1 block
from Oakland aF. car line and aboHt blocks
from Piedmont station OF the Key Route: this
Is Sn ideal location for home; is situated on
high ground and has a beautiful view. terms
$40 cash and balance Of $500 in monthly pay
meRts Of SIS. including interest Address box
1912, Call office, San Francisco.
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SALISBURY

Yountville. Cal, January ?.
1909 John Salisbury. father of Roscoe R. Sails
bury. Mrs. Joseph Eppinger and Mrs. William
Houghtaling OF Berkeley, a native Of Troy,
n. Y. aged a. years 10 months and II days.
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bury. Mrs. Joseph Eppinger and Mrs William
Houghtaing OF Berkeley, native OF Troy,
n T.. aged II years 10 months and IL days.
sCHLUTER-In this city. January 4. 1903. VII
liam Sehluter beloved husband of the late
and Edward schluter, and beloved brother Of.
Mrs. Anton Guilty and Herman and August
Schluter of Ohio and Frederick Schluter OF
Orange CAL native of Hanover. Ger
many aged 45 years months and III days A
member OF the Sorddeutscher verein, Haano-
veraner verein and Mission Turn verein.
Friends and acquaintances respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral today
"Wednesday. at clock p. M. from the
funeral parlors of Theodor Dferks & Co.. 300
Deyisadero street corner Of McAllister- Inter-
hent Mount Olivet cemetery, by electric
funeral car from Twenty eighth and Valencia
sEIDEL-Iu coa1inga. CaL January 3. 1909.
Bessie. beloved daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
W E.. Seidel, and sister of Emile. Ida,
Adolph and Hermann Seidel. native OF Cali
fornia-
sHIRLEY-In St Joseph. No., December %
1905. Charles L. Shirley. beloved husband Of
Florence shirley. native OF Missouri.
sILvA-In Oakland. CAL. January 8, 1909. An
Antonia Silva. and brother of Manuel silva,
native of MADEIRA. aged 2s years
Remains at the parIors of Cunha & Ca
porgno. 1911 Clay street corner Of Seventeenth,
Oakland.
sLoAE-In this city January ;. 1909. Cath
mother OF William j. and Rose Sloan aud
Mrs Edmond Norrissey. and sister OF Mrs
j. Meagher. native of Cariingford, County
Friends and aequaintanees are respect
fully invited to attend the fuaeral today
"wednesday, at 10:30 a. m. from the funeral
parlors Of Green. Ryan & Donohse, northeast
corner OF Sixteenth and Guerrero streets
thence to st. Paul's church, where services
will be held. commencing at IL O'clock a. m
Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
Won BoRsTEL-In this city. January 8. 1909
Hinrieh Won Borstel. native OF Germany
aged 30 years I month and 16 DAYS
Friends and aequainfances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral today
wednesday,. January g. 1909. at so O'Clock
D. m.- from the psriors of II. F. Suhr & CO..
2p1e Mission street between Twenty-ffth and
Twenty y-sixth. lnterment Mount Olivet eeme-
terry, by carriage
vUCAN0vICH-In this city. January s. 1909
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DOES THIs SOUND REAL .


DOES THIS SOUND REAL?
A few lots IN Piedmont, with uneXcelled view,
macada.nized streets. car ! block. from $40 TO
Worth e doaSe s SS tSn what s ii % Bring
next year: such offers seldom made to the
public; II you are interested call or write within
GILBERT r HALY.
Room ao1. Union savings Bank building, Oak
land. Cal Phone oaklsnd SSH
SPECIAL
TWO story room house, large Porches. nearly
new. thoroughly modern. only one block from
two lines. lot 4ixfJ0 on high ground.
far from business property: street work com
plete; must sell the owner is going to
Los Angeles. Can be had on very easy terms.
Price Sf50o ID. T. MiNNEN, 422 11th ST.,
Oakland.
TURN over new leaf. Why pay rent when
you can buy new : room modern house on
18th csrline for $3.50 cash and monthly
payments less than rent which includes in-
terest: lot 50xl00 We have other cottages
in Oakland snd Fruitvale Of and rooms
on same terms; prices from 81 500 to 81. 500.
LUTTRELL CO, 1oeT Broadway. Oakland.
$500 DOwN-Balance $50 per month will buy a
and strictly modern room cottage;
within block Of car line; easy walking dis
tanee TO local station; lot 40x140; driveway
nice neighborhood; total price only 50 400.
Oakland or I. ". JEFFERSON REALTY
CO. 30 Market st. s F.
READ THIS BARGAIN
Five room high basement cottage: lot 25x115
feet blocks from car line; 10 minutes from
l4th and Broadway; price $1.l00; viii accept
part cash or trade for good horses.
D. NJ JOHNSON.
Buckeye Stables 18th and Broadway Oakland.
RENT payer. listen. 500 down. $50 per month
viii buy a 81. 400 room cottage. street work
sidewalks in. Address 1920 Broadway. Oakland
HOMES on monthly psyments banking Interests
wiz build or buy you n home. Pacific
Home Huilding Co. az broadway. Oakland
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1909. Alfred Poett, father of Mrs. j. II. II.
Howard. Mrs. Francis Edwards and Henry
W and Alfred r. Poett. aged 20 years
RANLETT-In Pine Grove. Amador county. Cal.
John Ranlett dearly beloved husband OF Paa-
lena Ranlett. and devoted father Of Eva
Craven and Charles C.. Ranlett, native OF
Scion, Me-. aged - years portland. Ore.
papers please copy
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow
Thursday. January 1. 1909. at 10 o'clock
a. M. from the parlors Of Cunha CapCrgno.
1871 Clay street corner of Seventeenth. Oak
land. Incineration Oakland crematory.
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on at 2:39. Eaton. 1-2 place. 81 show:
nner b. 2. by Sain- Merida. Trained by
Hanna Start good. Won easily Sec-
Slss 5. Serensde 90. Bill Eaton easily
be gallopcd over her I'm final sixteenth.
her speed. but backed UP in stretch.
Tom Reid ON rail In worst going. ST.
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BEST BETS-GILBERT ROSE, BELLwETHER
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READ THIS BARGAIN.
GARLAND PROPERTY WANTED

HOMES on monthly payments; banking interest;
VIII build buy you n home. Pacific
Home Hnilding %. 81 BroaAway. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06

Billing WATER-FANATIC- QUEEN

Remarks.
Bubbling Water had bad luck at post her
last start. She looks a trife the best on
previous races Fanatic good colt and on
the improve. Twilight Queen also a right
good sort. Joe Rose ran route last out
and may not have early foot. Others out
classed.
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vUCANovICH- this city. January 5. 1909.
Christopher L. yucanovich, beloved husband
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The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryville

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Fftyf Weather
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FOR sALE-W Wanted

ELECTRIC PIANOS
SNAPS Peerless ike new. $50; ! electric
hrui0 Iike new. $50. terms cash discount
NAN BROS 37th and san Pablo aT-. Oak
lana piodmn1t rq4e
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06

rime-.23 40. go 80 l:QS 80 At post 4 minutes
siss. 90 place. 6-5 show; serenade, show wi
ID. Henry. Scratched--LadF Rensselaer,. Cowen Jim
ond and third driving, High price-Bill Eaton 2
best horse. 0utrun around the turn by Serenade.
Little Siss a good. game Serenade had
Traffic closed stoutly. Apto Orc made up ground.
fahn
The Carlisle independent., 1909-09-16

New line of box stationery at Ayres Drug Store.
 Little Misses Dorthea Reif and May Kring visited Mrs. A. M Thornton in Lirtle Rock last week.
 Twenty yards of 36 n c h bleached domestic, ten cent quality for S1.50 during the sale at Nichols & Hutson.
 Harry Smiley left last week for Kansas City, Mo-, where he re-entered leading veterinay college of that city.
 Patterns of all kinds at the Carlisle Mercantile Go. Braid ing and all the embroidery pat terms with floss and braid to match.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-09-16
LOCAL NEWS.

Send the children to school. What time will the clok stop: See Dixon about Water Tanks. What time will the clock stop: Turnip seed for sale at L. B. Krshka $.
 Tom Atchley visited in Little Rock last Sudnay.
 White Rose Gasoline for sale at L. B. Krshka's.
 A delightful rain fell in these parts Tuesday evening.
 Buechley has a full stock of all kind of Rubber Balls.
 Buy your cottage rods from Bradley, the Furniture man.
 Miss Gretchen Inflow spent a few days in the country this week.
 FoR SALE Fire Brick at S270o per thousand Carlisle Rice Mill Co.
 J. H. Allen. the insurance man, from Little Rock, has been in Carlisle this week.
 For light bread try the Gilt Edge flour, none better. Sold by Nichols & Hutson.
 \ few boys straw hats at bar gain. Just what you need for school at Buechleys,
 Mesdames c. P. Morrison and II. Watson were pleas ant callers at this office Monday.
 You can't afford to wait about g4tting your Water Tank See J ". Dixon for lowest prices.
 We have just bought the larg est stock of fine Shoes ever brought to Carlisle and they will begin to arrive m a few days They are the well-known Star5- Star. Brown Shoe Company line. the kind that gives satisfaction.
 Carlisle Mercantile Go.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-09-16
FOR SALE OR TRADE-One

FOR SALE OR TRADE-One Milwaukee corn harvester, in good condition. W. E. CRANE.
 Try our White Cross flour, the best on the market.
 Nichols & Hutson.
 Buechley is just in receipt of a big shipment of the famou s Headlight Overalls and Jumpers.
 P. B. Hubbard left Saturday for -Waukegan, Ill. to join his family, who have been spending the summer at Lake Geneva, Wis.
 School begins Monday, 18th and you will need tablets, pen cils, ink, states, pencil holders and all school supplies. A big assortment at Buechley's.
 Miss Fife Holden, of Como, Miss, arrived in Carlisle last week. and entered school on the opening day, Monday. She is a sister of our fellow-townsman, D. w. Holden.
 A White, of Trezevant, Tenn. was Carlisle visitor this week. Mr. White is looking for place to open a general mercantile es tablishment and may decide to cast his lot in our little city.
 Another car of furniture will arrive at Bradleys in about ten days. The cheapest and best furniture man in the state. Don't fail to look at his stock when in Carlisle. It will be his delight to show you through.
 A very enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Raborn on Thursday, Sept. 9th, by q large crowd of young people. Various games were played after which refresh ments were served and all de parted desiring to attend an other such occasion soon.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-09-16

Buechley is stocked up with school satchels, lunch buckets and baskets.
 If all your children are not in school arrange to place them there at once.
 New customers always invited to inspect our big line of furni- ture. W. F. Bradley.
 G. E. Banzhof, manager of the Union Creamery, was in Hot Springs Monday on business.
 Be prepared for rain. Tar paulins and wagon covers at Robertson Myers Hardware Co.
 Get your tarpaulins n d wagon covers at Robertson Myers Hardware Go. Prices lowest.
 WANTED-A frst-class man cook, either colored or white Must be up on late dishes. See Will Hubbard.
 Misses Cora, Grace, Mary and Fern Morrison, living northwest of town, are attending Carlisle School this term.
 Bradley, our Furniture man, has an elegant line of straw mat ting. Cover your floors while the prices are lowest.
 Mrs. J. R. Carr is home from St. Louis, where she bought a large stock of millinery goods for the fall and winter trade.
 Bradley, our furniture man. is receiving new goods every day. Call and inspect his up-to-date line. He can save you money.
 Oh my, Those beautiful trunks at Bradley our furniture man
 will all go in few days to make room for that mammoth stock of furniture coming in shortly. Going to leave trunks out of his business. Must close them out. regardless of cost.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-09-16
What time will the clock stop?

Robertson Myers Hardware Go. has received a shipment of tarpaulins and wagon covers. It's bound to rain soon and you will need one. Prices lowest.
 Mrs. A. c. Menges, of Mem phis, was called to the bedside of her nephew, Master Hutson Nichols this week, who has been criti cally i'll.
 The large steel tank at the rice mill is just about up and presents rare sight in Carlisle at it's lofty heights of over a hun dred feet in the air.
 See J. w. Dixon for Engines. Boilers, Threshing Machines, etc. He has the best line of goods offered in this section and can offer astonishing prices.
 Rev. w. H. Pharr requests us to announce that he will begin series of meetings at Walters Chapel on Wednesday evening Sept. p, at 7::30. Everybody cordially invited to come and take part in the services.
 Bradley, our furniture man has ten building lots for sale. or will sell entire block, just two blocks north of High School building. See him at once for terms and prices, as the lots will be sold within the next thirty days.
 Through an oversight last week we failed to mention the departure of our young friend Chester Smiley, who left for Perdue University, at Lafayette. Ind. Chester is taking course in mechanical engineering and will graduate next June.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-09-16

Court Square and Telmo coffee the best p and 35 ct. coffee on the market.
 Nichols & Hutson.
 FOR SALE-At bargain, choice herd of dairy cows consist ing of IS head and all giving milk. Apply at this office.
 A. M. Thornton, formerly of this city, who is manager of thya Little Rock Dairy Co.,, was T business visitor in town Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gillesnie are home from their vacation trip through the Northern and Western States. They visited many points of interest and re. port most delightful trip.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-09-16

Molasses, Syrup and Sorghum at Buechleys.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-09-16

Shoes! Shoes! We have a big assortment of absolutely staple shoes which we will gladly sell at great sacrifice in order to make room for our fall line which has already arrived Don't fail to take advantage of these bargains.
 Groceries.
 Our stock is always fresh and complete. We are the sole distributors of White Cross and Gilt Edge Flour, Court Square Coffee and many other popular brands in Pure Fresh Groceries.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-15
PRESIDENT HEARD CORPORA.
TON TAX WAS IN TROUBLE
IN CONFERENCE.
MAY Be DROPPED OUT
According to Report--Payne and Aid.
rich Given to Understand at
White House Confab That
Taft Stands Firm.

! Washington, July 14.-Rapo s that
| there was dissatisfaction in the tariff
conference with the corporation tax
amendment and that it might he
dropped out of the bill, reached the
ears of President Taft today. In con
sequence of these rumors, Aldr'ch
and Payne. leaders of the senate and
house in the matters connected witt
the tariff legislation were called to
the white house. After a conference.
Aldrich and Payne refused to discuss
what had transpired beyond admit.
ting that the proposition to tax the
net earnings of corporations had been
the chief subject of consideration.
The president undoubtedly made it
clear that he has not changed his
mind about the adyisability of taxi lg
the earnings of corporations. The
Conferees were informed today that
Attorney General Wickersham, who
has redraited the corporation tax
amendment since It was amende |
and adopted by the senate, is ready
to submit the amendment whenever
the conferees are ready for 1t. Prob
ably it will be called for within the
next day or so.
In the formal discussion in the con
ference it has been developed that
the inheritance tax feature, which
was placed in the bill by the horse
and eliminated by the seHa;e. may
not be restored. The senate con.
ferees are against 1t and the house
members do not object to its elimina
ton if the president is agreeable.
That opposition to the corporation
tax feature is so serious as to i'm
peril its adoption was indicated today
by chance remark of Representa-
tive Mccall, Of Massachusetts, Cne Of
the conferees. He said that IL the
tax amendment is accept
ed IT will mean that the president is
pushing it with his entire weight"
Lukewarm support of the PROPOSE
tion is not confined, it is said, to the
conferees representing the house
While all the Republican senate con
ferees voted for the measure when IL
was put in the bill it is known that
some of them would not be aveTse to
dropping it In the conference.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-15
NOW EXPECTED THAT CASE
WILL GO TO THE JURY BY
FRIDAY.
DAMAGING TESTIMONY
Brought Out Yesterday Against Girl
Defense Dismissed Miss Bar
rctte Without Question.
ing, Causing Surprise.

Chicago, July little State closed
its case against Ella Gingles today II
Is expected that the defense will rest
by tomorrow noon anu the ease VII
reach the jury Friday.
The last witness today was Miss
Agnes May Barrette, who had been
pictured all through the t.ial as the
chief nemesis of the Gingles girl and
the originator of all the weird plois
against her.
Assistant States attorney Short
spared Miss Barrettc a recital of the
acts which have been charged against
her by the girl defendant. She was
simply asked if she ever attempted to
sell Miss Gingles into white slav
cry or abused or assaulted her in
the Wellington hotel Miss Barret;e
declared 1T Is faisehood from begin
ming TO end T"
Much to the surprise of all pres,
ent the counsel for the defense eX-
cuscd Miss Barrctte without asking
her any questions.