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itiative Of Duke Decaze he was made
chevalier of the Legion of Honor in 1876.
He is now officer Of that famous order.
~
The anecdotes which M. Paoli has gath
cred in the course of his long career are,
of course, legion. Here is one of the ex-
Empress Eugene. A few years ago at
Cap Martin the ex-empress. who has al
ways held NJ Paoli in especial favor. in
vited him to dinner. At table he found
himself seated at his imperial hostess
left hand, and smilingly remarked that he
was running the risk OF incufring the
wrath of the republican powers that be.
Does your majesty think that there
are many functionaries Of the republic
who would have ventured to accept your
invitation?'' he asked.
DO you think, NJ. Paoli," retorted the
ex-empress with ready wit. that there
are many functionaries to whom / should
have addressed such an invitation?"
NJ. Paoli afterward told M. Waldeck-
Rousseau. then president of the council.
what he had done and the first minister
of the republic expressed his approval of
his subordinate's action.
tria, who fell by the knife Of the an
archist Luccheni took a great fancy to
the amiable little commissary. who
watched over her at each of her visits to
a strange co;ncidence-was 1t a PRESENT.
ment?- ill-fated empress was speaking
Of M. Paoli almost at the moment of her
assassination. II M. Paoli had then been
by her side the empress would probably
be alive now.
September 10. $685." said M. Paoli, ION
returning to Paris from one of my mis-
sions, 1 read in the evening papers the
awful intelligence. Judge of my horror!
determined to start Immediately for
Geneva. AS / was packing, the postman
brought me a registered letter from Bar
ker. the Empress Elizabeth's devoted
reader. In 1t her majesty expressed her
desire to have me about her person, If my
duties permitted it. Her majesty added
that she would arrive in Nice December
1, so that If I could not Join her at
Caux near Geneva, where she was then
residing. she hoped to see me at the Ho-
tel Regina, at Nice.
"The next day reached Geneva. Prin-
cess Sztaray, the empress lady-in-wait-
ing, said to me: M Paoli, her majesty's
last thought was addressed to you. AS
we were going from the Hotel Beaurivage
to the landing stage of the quai de mont
Blanc, the empress remarked to me: THAT
good Paoli Zee bon PaolD has received
Evening star., 1909-04-11
NM XAVIER PAOLI,

MI XAVIER PAOLI,
1v4S Who Received His
Unique Title From King Leo
pold of Belgium, Is About
to Retire-For More Than
Thirty Years He Has Guard
ed Royal Visitors to France
Has Frustrated Every Plan
Of Anarchist and Would-be
Assassin and No Harm Ever
Has Come to a Crowned
II cad Intrusted to His
Watchful Care.
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SPRING SYMPTOMS
BY Kashimura Togo.
wallace Irwin.)

Copyright. 1909, by T. +. Collier & Son.
To Editor Sunday Star, who have prob
ably noticed few.
Hon. Dear
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of well deserved rest"
Unimportant as this intelligence may
appear to the ordinary man, it will. nev-
erti. eless, he read with feelings of sincere
Evening star., 1909-04-11

PRING have come!
Please, Mr.. Edi-
tor, not to be so
foolish of brain to
deny this. If you
are so sinickal &
suspicious you
don't believe Moth
ing till you see 1t,
kindly keep that
inflammation to
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make joy because of. Added to this fig
ure are smart & hopeful feelings of sew
eral billion more persons in Arabia, Eu-
rope, Philadelphia and the Universe. This
are quite a large majority Also it are
Spring by Calendar. What-say Hon. ALI
Austin, regularly employed English poet,
about Spring? He say,
april Fool is past.
And it's really Spring at last!'
Mr.. Editor. ] shall shoot you with a
cross expression unless you kindly print
something nice about Spring. even If you
have 10 put it in as Department Store
advertising. Kindly to mention daisy
cups and butter-buds exploding in fields
midst sweet cent of clover-berries bloom
ing. Kindly mention how Mrs. Diano &
Peter Pan are searching for real estate in
suburban section. Please to drop In
some classick words & poetixle quotes.
Please to tell how every shepherd is out
Evening star., 1909-04-11

regret by crowned heads and chiefs of
state throughout the world and will
cause something Of fiutter of appre-
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walking with Col. Goethals Of Colon this
morning. Coft Taft wore very swelled
Easter suit of broadcloth cut wide across
the hips and full in the back. 1t are no
ticed that he has abandoned the straight
front vest and are wearing an apron ef-
feet draped gracefully at the waist to
show the lines of the figure. Another art
novelty introduced by this famous Bow
Bummel are the new Prosperity Collar
which have two hopeful wings In front
and are not SO high as the Tariff Collar
wore by many fashionable Senators. Col.
Taft wore a steam shovel hat out Of
compliment to Col. Goethals. Col. Goe-
thals wore Panama hat ont Of COM
pliment to Col Taft.
''Hon. James Schoolcraft Sherman were
also on the Board Walk to-day. He was
seen by many. but noticed by few.
"Hon. Rockefeller looked charmed In
new wig Of human hair lightly waved
Evening star., 1909-04-11

Special Correspondence OF Tha Sta..
Evening star., 1909-04-11

BEGAN by lifting Sight furniture like
jugs, candy y-sticks & sofia pillows.
do not attemp to move more hefty wood
work, because too physical strain. So I
permit them IIoE. Irish mans to tess the
piano around & nudge bookcases. / am
Evening star., 1909-04-11

Other august personages were equally
anxious for the same privilege. and thus
I came about that In 1887 the indefat-
gable little man was guarding three Of
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yourself. 1t are the general consenseless
of opinoin everywheres that Spring have
came. In the Kingdom of America alone
there are $4,000, 900 people preparing to
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have not as yet purchased. The pros:
poets are good for a large delegation
from !. Starkweather on the eopening
night A. company of sixty people are
being negotiated for which play only
such place oas stMinneap Duluth.
and Winnipeg; n Those who take ad-
vantage Of this occasion win see some
thing that they. could not otherwise
see without making aslong 4 railroad
trip. "A special will be run TO-
Devils Lake for the. OCCASION leaving.
here Att about six o'clock and return
ing after the festivities which will
close with a grand BAH. Mrs. Morgan
spent several days during the past
week at Devils Lake.-Mr. and Mrs.
DayefJones were Devils Lake visitors
thef5 latter part of last week.: Miss
Adele Thompson spent esundaysas the
guestSo OF Miss Maudie Jones, returning
to her home at Devils Lake on Mon
day.-A. M. Powell was up from Devils
Lake last Wednesday night comforting
with Prof. Colyin in regard to the, COM
ing Sunday school convention at this
place Edwin Setty and wife came up
from Dev4s Lake last week to yisitsat
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. 3. Setty
and to attend the sale at the setty
farm sstarkweather Times.
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lis Lake yesterday.-Otto. Casper went
to the Lake today on business. Rev.
Hagen: was visitor at the Lake to-
day.-Mr. and Mrs. F.. K. tKrsch, Mr..
and Mrs. D. B. Shaw, and Ed. Kolstad
were among the Visitors . atsi Devils
Lake last Friday II Gland ;Kain ii At
tending school in Devils Lake Miss
Mary Peterson. spent several days
shopping in Devils Lake last week.
Warwick Sentinel. , Nv 49,
& Mrs. DR.. Roberts went to- Devils
Lake Monday to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Geo. Ruhberg. Harry Harding
went to Devils Lake Tuesday where
heawas joined.int wedlocls to Miss Ella
Hammond of Rock Lake? The newly
married couple intend to take quite an
extended honeymoon trip and will
make heir first stop at Fargo where
they will spend several days visiting
the brides parents. From there they
will go to Brainard where the groom's
parents reside and make several
days stay. They will then return to
Rock Lake where they will take up
housekeeping and 60 to farming. They
will be extended best wishes and pros
perity by all who know them.-Cando
Herald. 49, ~''s ~: s%:5 ,,.!f -
s#SFsF45 { = . g. 3.s@s5t = @.~:s
Very little fall pIowtng has been
done Id this vicinity this fall, owing
to- the large amount OF threshing to
be done, and the outlook IS that there
win be smaller acreage Of wheat
4 next year,. States Attorney Duell and
Deputy 'sheriR Frye dropped into town
Hast night and after a short stay rs.
turned 70 the Lake. taking with them
Chester Strand, who will be given d
hearing for boot egging,, and the ont.
Hook rs that he VIII be bound over to
1.-The district court Chester Strand has
Ibeen one of the meanest bootleggers
That Edmore has ever had and has
lplied hfs snefariouis trade here on and
On for the past I'VE year ii war
rant was issued for his arrest but he
tgave the officers the slip and after An
extended absence heSFretufned tsof take
lup the same old business. We heal
that he had 17 cases Of booze ID the
lldepot here ready 70 take out but his
gane, Is blocked, and this should lie i
warning to his partner To be careful
Tor he may be keeping Chester com
pany Edmore HeraId News:
y o. s ES
Den Brenllan was here one day las,
week canyassing The town 10 sell seats
for the opening night Of the new opera
Ihonse at Devils he. IIe sold auits
4 number Of seats ana Got d great dea
fof reimbursement from ot hers y7Ilt
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days ago Joe's many friends hope, for
his complete and speedy recovery
Tolna Tribune.
Mrs. H. A. Nicholson was q Devils
Lake visitor Monday.-Mrs:; Wood.
ward Of Devils Lake is, visiting he,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Lux. NJ. Arm.
ason has accepted a position for
short time with a. M:sBond q Coz drug.
gists at Devils Lake.-Mrs. Stanton
visited Devils Lake between trains
last Monday.-Crary Public Opinion
] IL -. - !. I
Ira Thorn did a stroke Of biz at Dew
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-29
Devils Fake ,
EXCHANGES

MI. and Mrs. H. B. Mitchell, Of Dew
ilg Lake. long time friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Murtinger, were Casse,ton guests
the past week, returning home Tues
y:-casseltou Reporter -~r ''-"-'
H. .4razsspsfssaa T. y y
Joe Schindele Is In hospital at Dew
lis Lake with a case of typhoid fever.
He has put in a hard fall and has
not been feeling well for some time,
but did notsgive up work until = few
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-29
Fall Shoes, Easy i'm Fit and Price

You like wide choioe.im a $50 and 400
shoe Of course you want it, too; and want, them
to last. The best oak soles, the best styles, the
best workmanship possible at that price are al in
King Quality shoes, $50; and 400. Wed like
chance to prove tito you. -. q
Fioleproof hose, guaranteed from now until
April, 1910, SIX pairs $50. .....=. ...
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=, ''EfE'-- Ea|e &. -
Clothes HospEtal,

!. The only French dry cleaning, plant
in town and therefore the only place.
where'> yon. can get your garments
cleaned right, because French dry
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-29

cleaning; is by far the bbesstt; way II to ::
clean clothes. Burtscher, the Tailor.
i If you havesa crop contract, expir-:
ing John w! l<Maher will make you a.,
loan at: lowest rates to clean it up :.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-29
Furnishing Department

the advance Of
$50. Me1cezed silk
ZOO others 400 han and natural So 1000
The this fall Auhhnnle shades
shrimp hue and browns M necke flowing
end shape so cenhp up 49, rg#r H. s-~S.%
~ For evidence here ZOO up to 600
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-29
~ YEA RS AGO

,
Robert Cairnes W down from
Langdon this week
Frank Prosser has returned from al
inspaetion1L y The city Of Duluth
Dr Kruger and family have removed "a
70 this city from Grand Harbor.
Mr.and Mrs. skratass are Il tie ]. proud b ], i
parents Of son born on u, Monday 81
this week. IA ri
Mrs. Joseph Perkins has gone; to
Eden Prairie. Mimi, and will be gone
for six weeks. N ss5s5 ,.s5ss
Il stade was here from Grand
Harbor Thursday fun of business and
III q hurry to- get back
d III. III Mand has recently mt iii i'll
large and complete line of wood work.
materials, and Id prepared tos5do AL
kinds of wagon and buggy repairing.
In connection with his u blacksmith;
shop Also Sflt bslggles with rubber
tires This department. Ii. III charge
% jim, Palmer, thoroughly com
'petent wood worker and aal work
win ba guaranteed ~ beS psr2ecGIy sssb
sisfactory Leave orders with either.
1fr. Mandy Oh 1s. Kuhn. or telephone
either si5 to sa7
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-29
Fall Hat STYLES

We're particular about fitting hats right you Set
sons 400; at 500 Stesons Special" exclusively here.
% So hats u.s. a tone With your suit any shade and the whab7 c
that the city, Lots who here Give Belmont"
Were headquarters Best 300 lounge hat weeds and fabrics
suitable for the IN from SO cents up.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-29

S5 Den Brennan WAS here one day last
week canyassing The town 10 sell seats
for the opening night of the new opera
house at Devils he. IIe sold quite.
4 numbers Of seats ana got d great deal
Of announcement from others who
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-29
A Store: For F. i Young; Meenl!

days young special styles often the quality
here We have the front the peg
models dear The hearts the fellows The best Of then
young men trade al 1900 1000, Is 90, 5000. .- wy
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-29
Any Man Needs Extra Trousers

gFa
for formal fodd Here
Wua
much and nanohaE
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-29

b. II. Hundley, returned Sunday
night from week visit TO Mrs. Hun
dley. at Lynchburg, where she has
been visiting for some time.
l. " Ketter, Is at Grundy. Va. for
n few days doing some stenograph c
work.
Attorney Il. S. Perry. of Culpepper
Va, is here visiting his brother w O
Perry, and family. Mr. PERI is IN
tereste1 in a coal operation near here
and is looGing aftor his interests.
Mrs Ira ]. Rhodes ana Mrs W. 4.
Wilson have as their guest their sis
ter MrN. J w. Kavanaugh, of Roa-
noke.
Mrs. G \. Swope went up to
Northfork Thursday and is visiting
Mr.. w S Wray for few days.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-29
THE SMILE DIDN'T WORK.

There is a feeling of .sappoi1t-
ment over the country that Mr. Taft
is failing to make good. ami while
the people are disposed to give him
more time there is a feeling of dis
trust. Mr.. Taft is generally regard
ed as a companionable sort of fell
low, an easy fat going sort of man
with a big heart, but little short
On the positive qualities which are
necessary in chief executive He
is man OF peace, but unfortunately
so far he appears inclined to have hi
peace on the side OF the plundering,
despoil.ng blood-seeking trusts.
The tariff bill wasn't what he
wanted; no, it wasn't what his party
promised, but it was what the Aldrich
Cannon gang AID other hirelingS o,
the interests wanted, and they got 1t.
While Mr. Taft's line of fracture falls
within the fold OF the enemy. he
evidently relied on his Sunny James
smile 10 II over the ma!contents.
al1 still nave peace. But from ali
accounts his smile didn't work with
the western insurgents They gave
Mr.. Taft royal reception on hi
trip, and they unite in saying that
he is a mighty fine fellow personally,
but theYehaye undergone no change
OF heartia regard to tarSfz revision.
They wanted it ald they still want
it.
To state the matter plainly the
president lacHs sand, ana if it's not
changing the figure too abruptly, he
S dough in the hands of old Joe
!. annon, Aldrich and freebooters OF
is class.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-29
WEIGH NEWS

WEIGH, Nov. 9.--(Special.) Mrs.
G. w Behlen gave very enjoyable
birthday party to Mis- Lucilt F.-nch
on which was also farewell party.
as Miss Lucille was leaving for school
Various Games were the diversion OF
the afternoon and each OF the young
guests enjoyed the entire affair
thoroughly. The young hostess was
the reception of many beautiful gift,
of those invited Each one present
was also given "a beautiful souvenir
OF the occasion. Before the que is de-
parted. refreshments consictilg of
ice cream and candies were served
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-29

skeerder and skeerder. When he
seed dat he was gwineter scoot right
over he edge and drap sixty feet TO
de sidewalk. he knowed dat he was
soon to be dead niger, and he be-
gun to beg and promise and pray like
lightnln'; Lawd. save me and I'll
be a good Father 'thart In
heaben hallud beth'name kingdom
come tn will be done-Never mind.
Lawd, I've done cotch OF nail by
my britchesn'
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-29
Probably Worth It.

Marshall Mich. Nov. 29.-Marie
Guesrien. Battle Creek. Mich. inst
tuted damage suit for $4,000
against DR.. Theodore r. Sands. a
prominent physician and surgeon Of
thai city, alleging that he kissed her
and embraced her so tightly that Il
caused an absccss under her arm.
requiring several operations.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-29
Best Lesson OF All.

"Dou you think is possible for one
t. learn anything by taking a course
in that correspondence school he's
conducting?"
oh! yes; one is likely to learn
what fool one was to bother with
t.'-Catholic Standard and Times.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-29
& Just Joshes 2
That Explains II.

What's the matter with young
Birglcy?"
His throat was badly injured at
football game"
Il didn't know he was a playre."
He isnt.He's a rooter. - Bait
more Amer.c
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-29
And There You Are

The time to save IS when you're
young"
That's all right but n fellow
doesn't earn anything till he gets
well along ana then it costs to live"
Exchange
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-29
Sounded Like II.

How did you enjoy the must
calc?"
"Oh, | applauded at the wrong
time as usual Thought the orches-
ira tuning up was classical num-
Der. kansas Vity Journal.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-29
An Obvious Expectation.

You can't get something for
nothing
"Oh, | don't know" replied the
boy.
How about the toothache DE
troit Free Press.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-29
4 Feminine Trait.

Friend: So your detective force
is failure?"
Chief Emma; Yes; we can't find
any one who is willing to be a plain
clothes woman. Puck.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-29
DOWNWARD REVISION

IN old negress sat upon the wharf
4 ding her praIines with part O
ewspaper while she read another
says the National Monthly A
,leman. thinking to confuse her
aed at his companions and as.d
Aunty, YOU seem to read the
What do 20 think of the pro-
s OF the Republican party when
rs in danger. and the change Of
that was scheduled to take
IN AlIrich, Cannon. TAFT aad
'st-the promised revis on down
sub. replied the old dar-
~ what ] can make out and
ice has riz dat party ana
and dem men all needs
% aud out Dey puts me
Sc Of religion my gran
one time
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-20
USE OF FRENCH WORDS,
Practice That Does Not Help thu
English Language.

English Language.
Why do people persist in using
French words when there are good old
English words to serve the purpose
1t is habit that is growing daily. For
instance. at dinner people give you
menu" instead Of bill of fare"
though the items are such English
dishes as boiled cod, roast beef and ap.
pie tart. One is accommodated with q
serviette instead of a napkin. an Eng
fish word, but originally of French or.
igin, as is the Scotch word napery,
used for household linen. When you
enter a shop you are served with cor
sets instead Of stays, costumes by a
costumiere instead of dresses by a
dressmaker "Blouses" take the place
OF shirts or waists, and hose are Of
fered for stockings. The former word
is, however. English. At the theater
we have programmes instead Of play
bills and matinees in place Of afternoon
performances. Toques are adjusted
with as much ease as hats. and we eat
in a restaurant as cheerfully as in a
dining room. There are, Of course. un-
translatable words which must be
used. but our good old English Ian
guage Is rapidly becoming a hotch.
potch of foreign words. while telegra-
ply Is doing it's best to GUST all the
crisp and racy Saxon speech. When
ever possible let us determine to use
an English instead Of French word.
both in literature and conversation
London Graphic.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-20
RICHMOND: A SHOW TOWN.

Richmond has had a dozen good
shows following in close succession.
These shows are for the most part the
same as those which come to towns
much larger. 1t is significant fact
that these shows have all been we'll
attended. although they came in rapid
succession. 1t is only fair to point out
thatthe old cry that Richmond is a
dead town and not show town is I'm
true to present conditions.
1t undoubtedly is true that Rich
mond will not support poor companies
and moth eaten shows. but that is to
its credit. In reality it speaks we'll for
the towns discrimination. The mo-
ment the city of Richmond patronizes
everything without regard to what ii
is with the appetite of an ostrich swal-
lowing nails, pebbles and other deli
cacies without regard to what they are
we shall not have good attractions.
1t Is quite important that good
things shall be appreciated both by at
tendance and applause as that bad
things shall be discouraged. The pub
lies demand creates its own supply.
There is no doubt that Richmond is
a good show town when there are good
attractions.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-20
LETTER LIST.

Ladies' List-Mrs. NJ. W. Cochran.
Mrs. Corloda Chriss, Mrs. Clarence
Carey. Mrs. Dudley G. Dwyer. Mrs Al
ice Hunt, Clara Tillbury. Miss Mamie
Wood.
Gardeners List-Leroy Davis. Roy
Davis. Frank Dumrser. Henry Ewry.
John c. Gekeier. Wilbur W, HasAins.
r. E. Jamison. Rudolph Kenna ,el,
Charles Karweih. II. X Lee. George
Miller. Medical Institute, Peter G.
Rowe. George Rounless. II. J. Smith.
Master William Williams,
Drops-R, V. Cokayne. Mrs. Harris,
Mrs E. r. Miles, J. P. Miller.
Foreign-Directors of Mitchell &
Vanneman.
Pac.;ase-Mr Miller. care II. v.
Bretney.
]. A. SPEKENHIER, p. NJ.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-20
The Mountain.
An impromptu Pun.

An impromptu pun-afterward to
become permanent in the PLAYS at
tributed to Charles Mathews. In the
way of forewcrd it must be said that
It is closely connected with Mr.. Howe.
q much valued comedian Of the old
Haymarket days.
Mathews was alone on the stage
puzzling over the best way Of dealing
with q difficulty. He decides that he
ought to take an important step i'm
mediately. His soliloCuy finishes by
saving to himself and the audience.
with a puzzled expression Of couute-
nance: "Yes, that's what I ought to
do. and 1t is what will dc. BIlt
how" At that very moment Howe
appeared at the back. In a second
Mathews, pointing with his thumb to
the character who had jus. entered
said to the audience in a tremendous
~ confidential whisper audible all over
the house, That's Hover