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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-03-19
NO JURISDICTION IN INCORPOR-
ATED CITIES.

Oneida County Saloons VIII Open,
Until Matter Goes Before the
| Supreme Court.
A special from Twin Falls to the
Statesman, says:
In the case of Moore & Wamsley
versus the commissioners of Twin
Fails county, Judge Walters Of the
district court has decided that the
commissioners have no right to re-
fuse to grant liquor license to the
plaintiffs.
The Judge holds that the jurisdic-
ton Of the county commissioners
does not extend within the precincts
OF incorporated cities, towns or vii
lagos. AS the commissioners did not
specify the grounds upon which they
refused to grant liquor license to
Moore & Wamsley it is improbable
that the case will be appealed. The
license will be issued prior to the
operation Of the state local option.
law.
The decision OF Judge Walters In
thus practically multiplying the com
missioners discretion the law Is likely
to have a far-reachng effect and will
undoubtedly be taken to the supreme
court for final decree.
It il expected that applicants in
Lincoln county will at once take
steps to secure licenses at several
points where heretofore the commits
sioners have refused to grant them
and It is practically certain the court
will order the issuance Of the
the licenses as Lincoln county is
part Of Judge Walters district.
The Oneida county commissioners
have announced that with the ex-
piration Of the licenses now in force
no new ones will be issued in that
county and it is believed that the
opinion Of Judge Walters will be
used as basis upon which to attack
tn law in that district.
TIL decision is one Of the utmost
Importance and final decree in the
matter will be watched with keen
interest throughout the state.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-03-19
THE YOUNG MAN WHO SEEMED
"A FAILURE.

| Eighteen years ago there came tc
| Anatolia college, away up in Pontus
near the Black sea, young fellow
with long name that in English
means Son f-seven-b brothers. = Moth
ing went well in his studies. Twice
he was dropped from his class to
take a years work over again.
Everybody laughed about him, and
finally he concluded he had made a
false start in life and went out to
seek his fortune.
Last summer one of his former
classmates received letter from
California written in Armenian, and
signed by the "Son-of-seven- broth
ers. :" The failure" of long ago re-
ports that he cultivated his violin
after leaving college and taught
music for three years. He went to
America and tried various places un-
til he reached California. He be-
came interested in forestry, studied
it as profession, received appoint
ments under the state government,
and is now an inspector with all
California as his range of duty, with
a salary that would make him the
envy of his classmates of other
years.
This is, briefly, the story Of that
stupid boy who could not do the
work required in the missionary col
lge in Pontus OF Asia minor. What
then of the bright men who are every
year getting diplomas there? The
world will hear from them yet, under
the new liberties of the regenerated
Ottoman empire, when high moral
standards and Christian training
have had time to make their mark.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-03-19
DIGGING DEEP WELLS ON THE
BIG DESERT.
From the Mackay Miner.

From the Mackay Miner.
Barzilla w. Clark, who has beer
successful in several reclamation pro
jects. is now engaged in sinking
wells on the desert below Arco. II
water is obtained, and Mr.. Clark is
sure he will be successful, he has a
plan to irrigate some of the waste
land. Wells on the desert, of suffi-
cient flow can be had, would make
a great change in that region as there
are thousands of acres of good land
there
Dry farming experiments are also
being carried on there now.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-03-19

= In this department we pub .
. lish matter on Farming that is .
. adapted to local conditions. =
Farmers are especially invited .
= to contribute articles or send In =
= questions for 1t. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

Tena Rasband, Miss Edna Morris. Miss
LOTinda Poulton and Hiss Mae Alder
Don Young. Victor Chr stephenson
Shirley ClawsoH and Ray Dorius. There
will be no practice today. as usual. as
the music from the east has not ar
rived.
The Misses Harrison were the host
esses yesterday afternoon at a most de-
iightful tea at their home on Capitol
hill. when over 4 hundred of their
friends were entertained between The
hours Of and :. The holiday idea was
carried out in the decorations, and the
hostesses were assisted by a number of
friends.
The various literary clubs which have
suspended their meetings in most cases
over the holidays viii resume their
work this week. The Ladies' Literary
club holds the regular meeting next
Friday afternoon, when the Gay viii Re
/ devoted to science. Mr.. McNichoi VII
read a paper on Signaling Through
Space and Mrs. w T. Hutchinson
viii speak OF The Conquest of the
Air"
Mrs. L. L. Godbe celebrated the twen-
ty-first anniversary of her marriage
SNSttfHete cittitittit WIN d Au-iGtcDsi
for twenty OF her friends. Decorations
OF pink and white carnations were used.
Assisting the hostess were Mrs. d,
Werthe' mer. Mrs. b. Heymondson, Miss
Leah Williams and Miss Bertha Godbe
=
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles A. Quigley en-
tertained last evening at bridge in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Naylor of Lo-
gan and Miss Trefelt of Chicago. Five
tables were played. and the usual holt
day color scheme of red and green was
used throughout
The tourist section of the Ladies Lit
erary club meets on Tuesday morning
at the club house, when Mrs More
house will give siberia as a Penal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
BRIGHAM SOCIETY.

One Of the leading social events of the
winter took place at the Second ward
meeting house Wednesday, the event be
ing a sumptuous Christmas dinner and
house warming. The meeting house has
been undergoing repairs during the sum-
mer and several class rooms have been
added The building IS now completed
and was used on this occasion for the
first time since the work of remodeling
commenced Some three hundred people
were present. A fine program was rem
dered and then all sat down to sump-
tuous dinner Similar events took place
in the other wards OF the city, each hav-
ing its regular Christmas festivities and
dances
Mesdames Alice Wilson and Iona Pc
terson entertained Wednesday in honor
OF Mrs Torbeasen OF Sn0wTiie Re-
freshments were served
Miss Mori1la Hunter Of Ogden gave q
musicale one day this week at the Stshl
Furniture company for a number of her
friends. which was greatly appreciated.
The T. W. l. club met "Wednesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Olivia Lee
and continued the study of the Scottish
Chiefs After the study period, delicious
refreshments were served
Marriage licenses were issued this week
b. the county clerk to the following.
Nvron Gibbs. Pocatello. and Sarah Har-
ris, Woodruff, Idaho; Wesley Wight and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

Sylvia Bot, Brigham; T. J. Priest and
Lilly May. Harper.
T. NJ. woodland of Arimo. Ida. spent
the week in this city with his mother
Mrs. Laura Woodland
Miss Blanche Hatch of Franklin, Ida.
has been visiting in Brigham during the
week
Henry hotter is spending the week in
Salt Lake City.
Bishop J. G Cutler was in from Snow
vile during the week He reports the
new telephone line almost completed.
Miss Laura FOrsgren is visiting in Zion
with her sister. Mrs, Leon Maybue.
Mrs. Lille Hadley OF Salt Lake is Wis
ting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. P.
Burt
Mr. and Mrs June Watkins Of Logan
are visiting relatives in this city
Rev Adam 6. Frank was a visitor to
Garland Wednesday.
Warren Smith of Hunter Ida, spent
the week in Brigham
Agent w. ". Bronson was in Salt
Lake Tuesday.
Miss Lois Peters is spending the week
at Elwood, the guest Of Miss Lydia Han
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence GoodHffe were
up from Salt Lake City during the week.
The Misses Bodel and Donnie ThOmp-
son. the teachers at the Presbyterian
school. We're Salt Lake visitors during
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson were in
Salt Lake this week where they went to
er. who will spend few weeks in the
city. From there Mr.. Anderson went TO
Boston 10 purchase machinery for his
knitting factory.
Alexander Mortensen Of Provo was
visiting relatives here this week. Brigham
being his former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Evans were over
from Logan during the week, visiting
with MIR. Evans mother.
Lawrence Burg was in from Wyoming
spending the week with his family in this
city Mr. Berg is employed at the Elk
coal mines.
Isaac Nash of Oneida Ida was visit
ing this week with Marshal Evans and
family.
Mrs. Carl NJ. Nelson and daughter
Violet. are visiting in Brigham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lee of Salt Laks
City were Brigham visitors during the
week
Mr. and Mrs. H. Wallace Boden were
in town the fore part of the week, guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. u. G Boden.
/ Mr. and Mrs. J. G. KnudsOn and daugh-
i ter. MaTiory. have returned from their
| visit in Montana and Washington.
Mr and Mrs. George Q. KnowltOn OF
| Pennington we're the guests Of Mr.. and
| Mrs Norman Lee during the week.
| Apostle Rudger Clawson was a Brig
| ham visitor Thursday.
| Bishop y. c. Christensen Of Salt Lake
City was visiting his parents in this city
| Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bridge of Sail
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

holidays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eiwood Bailey of Sixth East street.
1
Miss Sheehan of New York arrived
Wednesday and is the guest for a
while of Miss Katherine Judge.
= X
Mrs. Charles o. Whittemore is here
mother and sister at 161 East Sixth
South street.
Mrs William Woolley will entertain
at 500 at her home on Tuesday
Miss Helen Watson has returned to
Ogden after spending New Years at
the home Of Mrs. Bush.
DR.. c. G. Plummer will return Mon
day or Tuesday from the northwest.
X r
Mrs. Della Hallen left Tuesday for
her old home in Fond du Lac City, Wis.
to spend the winter with her folks.
The Ladies Reading club will meet
tomorrow at o'clock with Mrs. W. s.
Hudson at 12e Capitol street
Mrs. Clara Stephenson leaves today
for Chicago on short business trip.
x 4
Mi and Mrs. /. Lowenstein announce
the engagement of their daughter Ella
10 Samuel J. GettlesOn of Toledo. O.
X x
Miss Beryl Parker and Miss Edith
Holman entertained about twenty
friends at a patch party on Thursday.
passing the early evening with games
and closing the year-with supper.
The Woman'S Republican club will
hold the January meeting tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. E. Bonnemort. The
afternoon viii be devoted to music. I'M
der the direction of Mrs T. D. Lewis.
and Mrs. D. y. Straup will read the his
tory of the past year.
X x X
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A. King enter
tanned at q family dinner on Friday.
when covers were laid for fifteen.
Mrs. ". A. Cooke will entertain a
box party of friends at the Orpheum
tomorrow afternoon.
<
Rev. Dana W Bartlett was the guest
at New Years dinner of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H Brown
The art section of the Ladies Lit
erary club meets Thursday at the CLUB
house, when Mrs. John Delano viii dis
euss Renaissance Architecture OF
France"
Mrs. Fred Bush entertained Tuesday
evening in compliment to her son Holly,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
CURRENT EVENTS
SALT LAKE SOCIETY

Lieutenant and Mrs. Alvah Lee enter
tanned at a dinner New Years day at
lher quarters in Fort Douglas, when
unique decorations appropriate to the
une we're used. Roses and ferns were
We Horal part and in the center of the
'4ole large 1909 was used. Place cards
showing characteristic sketches of each
saest were at the places, and a reso-
Iuuon for the New Year made each
more attractive. The guests were Ma
lor and Mrs. j. NJ. Arrasmith. Lieuten-
an and Mrs Hugh Walthall, Miss
,1!dTy Young, Miss Margaret Harris,
a $ Crane, ". A. Lee, Lieutenant E.
d. carey and Lieutenant Hud,Ieson.
x = x
Inc members Of the festival chorus
WV enjoy a Oance next Friday evening
e, Whitney hall. the following commit
y having the matter in charge: W.
= Nutt9lL Miss Hazel Barnes, Miss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

Lake City were guests of Mrs. Bridges
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Jensen, dur
ing the week.
Mrs. Birdie Harding of Salt Lake City
was in Brigham during the week.
Oscar MaluOse. grocer of Logan. spent
the week with his mother in this city.
William Evans was up from Ogden 10
visit his parents this week
Miss ROnelis Anderson IS the guest Of
Miss Ethel Erdman during the week.
Miss Bitner of Salt Lake City is visit
ing with Mr. and Mrs Henry Higgins.
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Lawrence of Salt
Lake City were visiting with Nj and
Mrs William Hadley this week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

geles to visit the Geddes family She
will remain over February for the mar
riage of her sister
x X X
Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Armstrong will
be at home after Feb. 1 at the Stauffer
apartments on Brigham street.
Y
Miss Margaret Park has gone to Den
yer for a short stay, with her father,
Boyd Park.
=
Mrs. Christian G.. Madsen and small
son of Portland, Ore, are spending the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

Colony and the Exile System" Mrs.
Franken will talk on Russian Archi-
lecture, and there viii be q short talk
on the Mir and the ZeTnstvO.
The Wasatch Literary circle will be
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Josiah Mccain, Mrs. Hays and Mrs.
Phinie in Gunton memorial chapel, cor
ner of Eleventh East and Eleventh
South streets.
Mrs. Ledyard NJ. Bailey entertained
a party of friends yesterday afternoon
at a faculty tea for the teachers of
Rowland Hall. A short literary pro-
gram was given for entertainment, and
later at tea Mrs. NJ. L. Richie and
Mrs. c. E. Richards assisted.
X X x
Mrs. Elizabeth Bonnemort will enter
tain a large theatre party on Monday
evening at the Orpheum in compliment
who leave on Tuesday for the coast. A
supper will follow the play.
Philip Kiser celebrated his 2-year-old
birthday yesterday afternoon with a
gathering Of a dozen of his baby friends
TO help him enjoy his holiday gifts and
share mis- Christmas tree.
Mr. and Mrs. George p. Holman en-
tertained at a dinner Friday at the
Alta club in compliment to Mrs, Anna
Thompson and Miss Ethel Thompson
of Portland, Ore.
Mrs. Harold J. Peery of Ogden and
her sister, Miss Taylor of Provo. who
have been visiting in the city. returned
to their homes last evening.
Sherman Armstrong leaves today for
Andover. Mass. to re-enter school
there.
Mr.. and Mrs L. \. Bottsford and
Miss BottsfoTd are at home now at the
Lund apartments.
The bridge tournament players will
piav their fourth game i'm the present
tournament tomorrow at the home of
Miss lone Morrison
= =
Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett will enter
tain the members Of the Plate club at
a luncheon at her home on Thursday
at 1 o'clock.
Among the large official. social af-
fairs of the near future is the inaug-
ural ball. which is TO take place on the
evening of Jan. % at the Odeon.
Mrs. Hooper Dunbar Will be here the
latter part of this month from Los An
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

Among the large official, social af
fairs of the near future is the inaug
ural ball. which is TO take place on tn
evening of Jan. % at the Odeon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank Wenzel. Salt Lake.
Emma Newman. Salt Lake.
Harvey F. Withers. Hutchinson. Kan.
Emma G. Baker, Alexandria Ind
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

Mrs. Hooper Dunbar will be here the
latter part of this month from Los An
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Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett will enter
tain the members Of the Plate club at
a luncheon at her home on Thursday
at l o'clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

Picture Framing.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co, l42 Main
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

The bridge tournament players will
piav their fourth game i'm the present
tournament tomorrow at the home of
Miss lone Morrison.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

The art section Of the Ladies' Lit
erary club meets Thursday at the clu
house, when Mrs. John Delano viii dis
cuss Renaissance Architecture o
France"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. \. Bottsford and
Miss Bottsford are at home now at the
Lund apartments.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

Mrs. Fred Bush entertained Tuesda.
evening in compliment to her son Holly
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

Rev. Dana W. Bartlett was the guest
at New Years dinner of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. II. Brown
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

After too long an absence in Califor-
MA Nj and Mrs Kenneth c. Kerr are
TO he welcomed back to their home here
before long. There are few among Salt
Lakes most solidly established fami-
lies who could receive a more cordial
or hearty welcome by their friends, old
and new
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

The tourist section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club meets on Tuesday morning
at the club house, when Mrs. More
house will give siberia as a Penal
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-28

"Who said dot T." said schaeffer quickly, looking at
the and doctor. The nurse smiled and nodded
the pillow
John Schaefer turned over the tiny form and
looked again into two brown eyes The baby mouth,
pressed hard by the stiff brace under the chm moved
crookcdly in corner, and the same calm voice SAID
rcscntfuy, That hurt"
"So2" quered Schacfer absenty. He still peered
intently into the brown eyes, making
markabc discovery They had long. dark laShcs, he
noted. which eurled up to the eyebrows. The fore
head low and white and swept with golden
brown hair, long and silky All these things John
Schacffer noted Surely there living form in
this brace, little child with 4 winsomc patient, manly
face and wonderful big brown eyes.
Vat you look at me for?" he demanded weakly
Cause you look funny-and mad" the
quick response. The doctor ohuckled
John Schaefer pulled himself together sharply
Hc was beng ridiculed in the enemys camp He had
come TO correct and found himself in That
was Illuminating; now he was laughed at
He started to go and then turned back EIc dragged
chair to the bedside with exaggerated energy Il
viii attend TO hs-brace; you leaf alone" he added
warningly turning 10 the bed.
SO, your name iss Chonny Conners7 Veil, Chonny
heTc you go again. This time he felt the brace
with a genteness to his hands. A Encouragement
OF the straps here and there, sklul twist of the
main bail-bearng JOINT and the brace shifted itself
easily pathetic sigh of relief rewarded him and
he turned the little patient back again Johnny snug
gcd down happily in the pillow and smiled gratefully
at him Shall | sing you a song?'
"A song!' gaspcd Schacffer. He looked about hin
uncasly, but none Of the were paying any at
tcnuon to him. Sure, go ahead" he sad. Wat you
got?"
The mouth struggled bravcly with the awkward
ehinbracc "Vait,' commanded the listener, and
reached along the straps behind the head Now sol"
he commanded. "How's dot"
gay little treble began promptly.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-28

"Vat!' said SchacfTcr
"A new wife" he continued calmly 81 don't Ike
her. She's mean"
How old arc. you'' asked schacfer suddenly.
And so liIdlc!" murmurcd schaefcr looking at the
tiny, shriyclcd body You got faddcr? Don't YOU
like him."
Yes" said the boy mdifeTcntly, then his eye
frightened Il got IN Uncle Mart He brought me
here He's a great man Hes a sailor. I'm going
to be sailor The eyes grew very solemn "Easy
mate! Let her Go Brace the hayaTdsl Al hanG5
deck" He looked earnestly to Schaefcr Tor adj
miration. Il can sing sailor song"
Schaelfcr was regarding him oddly. And you go
and climb up masts and furl sail"
lie looked again at the crippled wasted body, aaI
aPostrophized the wall And it hard Amid it
hard
His voice rose angriy. Wat right have people to
h5f Iuds-and spoil dem? Aind it shame And
it Gcrcc5 An'd it
"Doat lock so mad" said the boy.
Il and mad said SchacIcr earnestly. 81 vas Just
linking SAY I gol to so now" lie consulted his
watch lastly. Don't yolr iaddcr stcpmuddcr
come to sec yoa' No? Ven I conc | como back
tomorrow" lie started and turned back Say my
name is Chon, too" he sad iooishly Il t'ink mcbbc
VIC get along toscddcr. ch? Good-py Chonnyl"
And the uUrsc, rising quickly from j screen beside
the nest bed, watched the numbering figure go ogt
And little child shall lead thcmw she said softly
ing and many mornings alter that. well many
afternoons and evenings And the frame of the strange
friendship became known throughout the hospital and
in byways OF tic outside world
Day by day the old German became moro gentle
ard considcratc toward others HIe was as ono walk
very marvellous and yet very simple, He had rcdis-
covered a human world.
And while John SchacfTcrs education in the hu-
manitics progressed the art OF orthopcdc appliances
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Take me back 10 New York town,
M,,, ,.>.,., NJ.

Late one afternoon. after wearsome day in the
machine shop he hurried upstairs toward Ward Four
and sat down contntedly beside his boys bed.
yell. said he, raising his eyes happily to the cell
ing, lets have dot New York town. lie waited
drclmyi but there response He turned
sharply TO the bed
Vas ist os2 Yat's der matter. eh;"
I've been crying said Johnny simply The long
cyclashcs wet and the baby face was white and
drawn
John SchaeGcr looked about him malicious!y. Has
somebody been monkcyins nit dot brace already
The nurse heard him aud hurried to the bedside.
oh, said she uncasy. Il Just went for you. Johnny
been suffering all day and VIC didn't know Hc
cries ont loud n. Frank examined him
here she dropped her voice to a whspcr-"and says
lie must have IN operation"
"No!' mssod Schacffcr
"Shh! cautioned the nurse. I'll send for the
doctor"
SchacFcr was already examining the braces, He
knew their position the minute fraction OF
inch hey were all in place, he noted He tested
the joints! they moved freely and then he looked up
iato the grave face OF the surgeon.
Take OF the brace" said Dr. Frank calmly, and
I'll show you
A large rcd spot showed all about the apex of the
crooked spine. Absccss,' said the doctor. pointing
his finger
"so?' gaspcd schaefcr "Bad7"
Very bad" said the doctor You sec.' he added
calmly, there's such thing as too artul brace.
With poor one should have known OF this earlier.
Now. fear it's too late"
The old German made no reply With trembling
fingers he pulled from his pocket a tiny pair OF MP
pers and began gently to bend the steel strands all
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-28

about the sore spot lifting them back and relieving
all pressure The little patient sank back rcstfully in
his pillow and smiled gratefully.
Would you like for TO sing you New York
town. nowf" he asked family.
NO. you ain'd going to sing to-day. You go to
sleep Tomorrow you can sing Say whs-
pered Schaefer earnestly did you hear dey said?"
Johnny shook his head, and Sehacfcr looked
lieved
Well" he said brightly, 'den keep it a scored