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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20
Courses III Greek.

Tn" f"l"win" c"Ur~c- are offered il
The Greek Department fpr the ~,rond
~'nr~trr:
open /" students Nh" have not
studied tn" Greek language:
Grrrk Gh History of Greece. Thi>
l. a repetition "f course ia and i in
tended for students who enter the sec
"nd >rmr~r"r and for any Other, who
may elect it, T. Th ., W. IU. Crosby.
Greek llh. Greek Literature in Eng
li~h Translation. VI. W. f. >. Manly.
creek To- Manners and Custom, of
rl" Ancient Greeks Lectures and As
signed reading. Illustrated with >trrr
"ptir"n views. T. Tn. a1 ;. Manly.
H. Courses for students oi the Greek
language:
Elementary Greek. Continuation oi
the work OF the first semester. VI. W.
+. III :. Manly.
Anaha-i-. Continuation of the work
"f the first semester. NJ W. r. a, IL.
Crosby.
New Testament Greek. Two hours Il
week. Hours I" he arranged Manly.
Drmo-t hrnc~. r. TIL. at :. Mauiy.
ii"mrrIr Hymns. Graduate. course.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20
picturesque Farmhouse of Normandy.

TN either side OF the river Seine lie
tn" Norman farms. equi-ite bits of
shadow on tn" landscape >tucco or
brick houses. thickly matched. groups
ot farm buildings ovcr"r"wn with red
rose. the entire little property sur-
rounded hy high wall OF close "row
IN" trees these holdings. shut i'm from
rrHing eyes. stand ont green against
IT," m"ad"wS. Curvin" roundin" cliffs
and beautiful hill slopes. the motor
winds in AMI out between these lovely
farms. till the river i found once more
>pr"adin" ont over all the valley. I'm
the early twilight OF midsummer the
stretches "f clover appear thrown like
fragrant cl0ak- across the country. and
below. in the valley. the slate roofs OF
the little houses look like pebbles drop
ped int" po"i.-lIarper Monthly
Magazine.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20
NEW GRADING SYSTEM

To III" Editor If the University MiSs"urian:
students should hc careful not 10
read into the rules concerning grading.
which hav" CON" int" effect this SIS
-i"m. ANYTHING that these rules Il" not
contain. otherwise they might he -ad
y disappointed. For example. student :
should not h"i"v" that Il teacher ha- n"
right t" report NOR" than 4 certain per-
c"nta"r "f each class IL haVin" failed.
\ Teacher has Il perfect right I" report
a whole class "f. say. forty. students
a. haviu" failed il he fr,l- convinced
that. after havin" Graded. in successive
Wears. Il lar"" number of Students ~ay
4 rh"u~aui. these forty will h. found
among the lowest fifty "r hundred OF
the thousand. Just how many. thirty.
or fifty. or Il hundred. or more in a
total number "f thousand are to h"
reported a. failures. j. left to the di--
.rrtiun Of the teacher The University
Council ha> not. thus far. adopted any
rIIr fiNin" this number The Council
has standing Committee on Statistics
which j. collecting data from which
conclusions may he drawn in the fu
rUrr a. To the exact number "f those
poorest students among a thousand
whom it i cxpcdicnt to consider aS
failures in order To keep up proper
level Of scholarship in the hghc-, elu-
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20
This Week at University.

I" the Editor Of the University MSSouran:
This i the week when students must
cram tn" answers Ia catch and trivial
questions ii they are /" have equal
chances with their fellow classmates.
This j. also the week when thr teach
.r~ must give double lessons in order
I" finish the book this semester. And
finally. this is tn" only week in the
wear when hi" fire" dance with re-
frr-hmcni-. at the GYM would hr an
absolute failure Il.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20
PRAISES DR.. HILL

TiIE Missouri school journal. in it.
January i--u". publishes an ac.
count OF the inauguration OF Pres
idcnt Hill and adds: The a,mini-tra
tl"n "f DIR. Hill marks Il distinct cpn.I,
in th" rducatinna history of Missouri
II" has tn" RESPECT and absolute cent
d"nc" "f students and teachers of Mi-
-"uri ANA il i confidently expected
that the University under his leader
ship will within the next few Years
have an enrolment of not less than (.
W~ students and stand abreast of the
oldest and best universities nf the
country.
splendid tributes Were paid to DIR.
Jesse. tn" rctirin" president To whose
efforts the present high standing "f the
| University not only in the state but in
tn" entire nation i due more than to
any other one person. 1t wa> hi- hour
OF triumph and hi~ friends wer" there
in force I" rrioicr with him. IL well a.
tn extend a most cordial and hearty
welcome I" the new president and L"
pl"d"" him an unwavrrin" loyalty and
support in hi~ new work
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20


iect during a period Of several years.
-haIl be- reported a. bcin" medium stu
dents. that i. with the grade OF VI.
This limitation however. is very i'm
p"rtant.
The new system OF "radin" is en-
planned in an appendix I" the Catalogue
in the following words
The grades adopted 10y the Univcr
~ity are the f"llowin" five: VI. :. +. /.
F. They are defined a. follows: The
..radr Of NJ means that the student
ranks anon" the medium students. ap
pr"Nimat"y fifty per cent. Above this
Grade are the f"ll"win" two: The
Grade of : means that the student
ranks anon" those VIII" are superior to
the medium students The Grade Of T..
few most eNc"llrnt students. Below
the "radc OF VI are tn" following" two:
The Grade al | means that the student
ranks anon" rl"~,. VII" are inferior T."
The medium students. The "radc ri
T means that the student hrI"n.~
anon" 1hn~" rankin. lowest.
II i Expected hat this viii pr"mor"
uniformity "f .rrIin" in the different
departments. Inc" h" meaning Of each
.rai, i -" longer l.fr Ia IN, discretion
"i m" individual teacher. hut j. Object
ilrlN defined The student wishing L.
obtain in any study uf hi rniIro,.
-"rr-. rhr 4ral, ni >uu.rjur. will have
&C. convince. hi Teacher that ne i ~u
r.ii"r rn af h.a-r >..,,uty-iil. r.r cen,
= 9ii ihr students who have taken III,
Hi~ branch "r ~tudy durin. tia. la-r few
':'r~. nu th. %. n.r aand. = student
. Hp iuprr~~r- hi~ i,.,-h,r a. i, in" in
STUDENTS I'm chi~ branch f"r several
year, w:H got rrr.;,, ia. "ra,l,. al Ne
!ium. bli, 'h,. .r.t,. oI Inferior. Whrth-
.r students ni thi- yraHr ar,. Ir.fmirt,.l
80 ;al" W. work frr which this work
J. preliminary. viii h,. ,!,..i.lnI i'm each
,a~,. iy the prof .--ri al the, L.rartl lncur
in which IN" ~lu.l,mt wishes tn take the
urN r"ur~c. Who has power to rruuirr
"uv additional prrparatiun for this
f"rmi--i lion. hut without any rai~in~ ni
= IA" Grade originally recorded ON the
-r,irui' "radc card. The highest "radc
F\r..IL.u, will L.. .i,., :, ,L,f;.,,. TN
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20
VIE w POINTS

'The University MiSsourian invites contri-
buttons. not {" exceed 200 words on matters
"f uiv"r>itr interest. The OF the
w:ir'.r should accompany such letters. but will
MT h' printed unless desired The Vniyer-
>i'v Ni>>"uriHu does not express approval nor
di>d"pr"Fal # these communications by print
iur them.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20

Ninety eight d""rcr~ We're given at
the end ri tn" iaIl quarter At the tni-
v"r-ity Of Chira"". Thirty seven stu
dents were recognized for scholarship
which honor wa~ awarded /" seventy
,hro" last year Twelve We're voted in
To the Sigma Nj honorary ~cirncc fra
trrnity and i"ur int" the Phi Beta
Kappa.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20

Michigan will not meet Vanderbilt
on the "ridiron next YEAR The South
"rner- have been dropped from Michi
,";5I schedule Tor financial reasons
The two schools havin" been pIayin"
together for the last four Wears and
tn, game has been the only way OF
""mparIn" the football ability "f tn"
North and the South.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20

oscar Hammcrstcin. who built the
new opera house in Philadelphia. is
plannin" to give special favor- to Penn
Svlvania University. He wishes to
make every Saturday night student
Night" giving the students and faculty
special blocks at rates sufficiently low
the poorest students
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20

The students of Harvard nIver>l'!
have raised fund "f S'23.4o for the
relief of the sufferers in the stricken
districts of Italy.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20

I'm The Bible it i Recorded that the
Waal" swallowed Jonah. Til" ''"rman~.
A. told in their folklore. Thought the
Vol; SWALLOWED I.ittlr Rcd EIin"
Hood ana her "raudmoth h"r. In our a"".
a company with u ~tr"n"-wilErI opera
1"G swallows "rhvr companies until it
ia~ hrc"m" Il trust. In TIA" first tw"
INSTANCES. tn" pr"pI" swallowed u-rr re
stored +" life. In the latte ca-". they
an dead forever
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20

The Independence Examiner. IN c,li
t"rlal comment upon hog cholera .e-
rum. says that THE State University
deserves the broadc>t and most liberal
support and the legislature should al
ways nave this great institution in
mind
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20
University MissOuriQn

in s-cning nrscspaPfr pahlis&ef a: Coinnrhia,
No, r9Srr SrhooLaar by tie Detartmsn: 0f
J0.rnaIISHt of ths IHI-trSi.J
V .NisSOarI
Ea:ered a; the postofice a, Columbia, Mo. as
second-class mail matter
sIB>CEIPTION Invariably in Advance:
by Mail or Carrier:
school Year, 5000: Semester. &I."J.
single Copies. Two Gents.
Bu-lHE~~ OFFIDE-Koom +. Academic Hall.
UnIyersityot Missouri. Columbia, Mo.
TELEFH,HE NruHEK-:
Depar: :nent Office, 81.
NewsTgon, "a.
Bu>racs, Once ~.
OnIy .fppr"r.d .fdr"rtisi,g -1rc"pt"d.
Rates on .ItpIirafion.
.iGfy,.>, ali ComUiHHi, afi0H> IL
UNIVERSITY NIS>OURIAN.
CoIHRbIG. Ne.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20
UNIVERSITY
ANNOUNCEMENTS

'lhc University MI>,ouriIn wi. PRINT under ,hi,
head any bret "tnclL. notices ui the University.
lust now any announcements Of new course, in
he md semester viii he OF interest and viii hc
gwen space. These notice, must necessarily be
l,rg,.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20

After five weeks Of deliberations the
senior Class OF the University Of Iowa
has decided to play Shakespeare elias
seal comedy The Tamin" of the
will he the only classical production
given hy the students of the Univer-
>ity "i Iowa this YEAR The PLAYERS
will he coached by Il dramatic critic
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20

Walter Stril, n-. the Chicago star ath
lrtc. has said that he will not be- a
member of the Chicago University
track team this >prin" and that he will
give all available time to the study of
law. The supporters "f the Maroon
track team will rr"rrt To hear of the
action taken by Strlicn-. and il will
he a hard blow to the team a~ h, was
their star man in the ~print- and hur
dies.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20

The Italian Club ui the University
OF Illinois has started Il movement for
>"licitin" aid for tn" stricken people "f
the cart hquakr district President
James "f the University of Illinois will
he asked To help in the movement.
The Association al University Cos
m"p"litan Clubs of America which has
been IN session at Ann Arbor Michi gan
has voted I" send delegate tn the
next Hague Peace Conference. The
way OF >preadin" correct infornatio ion
about the various universities of
America throughout foreign countries
was largely discussed. The national
convention will meet in 1910 at the
mver>nI of Illinois
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20

on hand endeavor to have the present
legislature in Missouri enact Icrisla.
tion which will provide for the SLIDER.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20

Mr.. .harl.- IdJi"l- "i 81 Lpui- J.
li-itim" Nr~. {. ". WHI,na
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20

BENZ. I. H!rwc,t. superintendent of
th" st. Louis public schools. has So
cured reports regarding pensions of
teachers from all the schools i'm the
United States. These reports show
that in Virginia. Maryland. Ma>Sachu-
sets and New Jersey the -r,perannu-
ated teachers are provided for: and in
five states: New Jersey. New York.
Massachusetts. Ohio. Michigan and
Indiana there is legislative provisions
for the local organizations among
teachers. and that in st. LmIi. and
New orleans tn" t"achrr> without any
formal authority have formed full an
nuity associations.
Mr.. Blewett will with the material
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20

Recently the Freshmen III the Uni.
ver>ity of Nebraska have been admit.
ted 10 inter-cla>s athletics. in which
formerly they Were not allowed to bar.
ticipatc. This wa> brought about bv
the rIlin" of the Missouri Valley Con.
ference which provided that the Fresh.
men could not engage in athletics with
the Freshmen of another collro", nor
could they play on the Varsity. nor
against any preparatory -ch""i. The
ruin" III the Freshmen "u' of inter.
class athlctic- after the ra~~iu., nf tba
Freshman Rule by the Missouri Valley
Conference WdS I'm Just. and rtr allow
iii" them to participant" in inrrr-cla>>
athletics j. only fair AMI iu-r
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20

Several athletes ~ the Leland Sian
ford University hay" given Il silver h"N
valued At .Slm Iu Dr. Au-rlI. chairman
"i tiI,. faculty committee "m Athletics
in appreciation al hi work.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20

Two tramp- recently offered to sell
their bodies To the Indiana nIver-ltI
Medical school for iifry dollars. The
offer was refused.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20
SOCIETY
XTSS MARY II. BREED entertain
ed the Daughters OF the Ameri

MISS MARY b. BREED entertain
ed the Daughters of the Ameri
can Revolution at Read Hall
Saturday afternoon. After the readin"
of paper on The Colonial Women
Versus The Women of To-day" by Mr..
W G.. Brown. the officers for 1909 were
elected as follows: Regent. Mrs. Gc"rg''
i. Nacfarlanc: first vice regent. Mrs.
Berry McAc>tcr: second vicc-rc"cnt
Miss Breed: secretary. Mrs. l.. t. Nor
ri-: corresponding secretary. Mrs. j. +.
Whittlc: treasurer. Mrs. Anita y. Me
Afcc
The DELEGATES at large elected 10 the
National convention that meets in
Washington in April are Miss Eva
Johnston and Mrs. w G.. Brown; alter
rates. Mis- Zannie May Estes and Mr..
Rogers of Brownsville Ten. y commit
tee wa- appointed t" confer with the
authorities II the University on ar
ram"cmcnr~ for "b-"rvin" Washington :
hin, hlav. Feb. -. at the University "i
Missouri
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20

The students ri tn" University "'
Wisconsin have been prtiti"ninY the
Athletic Council for the establishment
or "A permanent Ice -katin" rink.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20

President Eliot al Harvard tnlver-
sitV will visit the south next month
and deliver an address before the stu
dents of the University of Texas.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-20
NEWS FROM OTHER SCHOOLS

| NEWS FROM O
/ The students of Harvard University
! have raised Il fund "f S:'23.il for the
relief of the sufferers in the stricken
districts Of Italy.
/ Two trampS recently offered To sell
/ their bmIie. To the Indiana University
Medical school for iiity dollars The
offer was refused.
The students of the University of
Wisconsin have been prtiti"ning the
Athletic Council f"r the establishment
nf a permanent ice -latin" rink.
President Elio, al Harvard Cnivcr-
sitv will visit the south next month
and deliver an address before the stu
dents of the University "f Texas.
~ =,
of Austin. Lrc.ti-r til" managers re
fused /" give them Il rate "f twenty
f," cents in the "r""-t.
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t,rri,y and f,,,, i,,o the Phi E.,.
Kapra
oscar Hammcrs,ein. who built the
new opera Lousc in pbilaJelpbia is
planuin" to nivc .pc,ioI favor. IN Penn
,vlvapi, Tu;v..r-;,v H.. v;-b.s ;,
make every Saturday mich, .Stud.u,
Niub," oi,ino the s,uJeu,s and facul,v
20 place the seats within the reach Of
he poorest students
Michigan will not meet Vanderbilt
IN the "riIirom next year. The south
'rncr- have been dropped from Michi-
".Il> schedule ior financial REASONS.
The two schools havin" been pIavin"
""rthcr for the last four Wears and
Sierra County advocate., 1909-10-08
Iasist upon getting
Levi Strauss & Co.'S Overalls

him whereupon Kendall pulled his gun
and Cox seized Kendall in an attempt
preventing him using the weapon, but
Kendall succeeded in firing two shots,
both of which took effect. Bystanders
interferr d and the two men were sep
arated. Co walked to the drug store
10 wards away where his w unds were
dressed by DR.. F. |. Given. An exami-
nation showed that two bullets struck
Cox, one entering the left groin close to
the pelvis bone, the other bullet enter
ed in frort on the light side just below
the pelvis bone coming
The bullet that ent red tho loft GROIN
has not been located, the other bullet
was found his morni e by G. w. West
in front of the wareroom where the diff
ficulty occurred, e ullet plo "a
mole in the vall Of lild Z and de-
fleet d to the gr UNI. Whll- ..a. - s
wounds are pain ul they are not t all
dangerous, and he will undoubtedly be
t in few DAYS After having his
wounds dressed the sonnded man was
re nov i to in the urphy
Duild ng 4er> Ii ). EFT very comfort
ab y hit u 49,. y--e "a. eae'. Bull
ard ana Ray Irayson. Immediately
after the shooting Cox was placed =
der arrest and also Robert 0 Neil h
seemed to have in some way got nix d
up in the trouble. While the affair is
generally reg. cited t was not unexpect-
ed.
Sierra County advocate., 1909-10-08
x. ~ ;,
~
ANDlE - he Post Ollie .
ANl)1E
oice,

0 Ca.
In the Pro
of New ,e
County of Sierr
In the mattero
Jose Alert, deceased
Notice is hereby given that the u4de
signed, as Administrator o. tn es cate
of Jose Alert, deceased, has filed his fl
nal account as such A lministrator rere-
in, with the Clerk of the above entitled
Court, and that said court has appoint
ed Monday, the lst day of Nov, 1909,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, at tn
office of the Pro ate Clerk n and for
the County of Sierra and Territory of
New Mexico, in the Court House in
Hillsboro, New Mexico. as the time
and place for the hearing Of said final
account and of any objections thereto,
and the settlement thereof and for the
distribution of the said estate; all per-
sons inter 4steI ere
by required to .ak ,e lotto I'll, eof.
MAX L. KAHLEk
Adninistrat :
First Pub. Sept. 1'l-09.
Sierra County advocate., 1909-10-08
LOCAL NEWS.

r. ]. Ross is down from Hermosa'
N. Rev. B. C. Meeker arrived here
Monday.
W Y Bucher returned Tuesday
from Ell Paso.
A photographer and an opticlan are
doing the town.
NJ Cbas. Lewis Of Engle is doing
the county seat.
Forest Ranger Jos. Reid was Hills
boro visitr yesterday
e D. Tittmann, manager OF the
Ready Pay mines, is doing Silver City.
The county commissioners were in
aession Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Chas. Curtis and family have
r,oved in from their Seco ranch for the
winter.
Ike Knight and w. P. Keil were
Hillsboro visitors the early part OF the
week.
&c. Plemmons came up from the
river Wednesday and left to-day Tor
Hermosa.
Several mining men arrived here last
night and to-day they are inspecting
the Bonanza mine.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kahler came IN
from their Palomas creek ranch Satur-
day, returning Tuesday.
The moving Of certain building last
Monday attracted considerable atten-
ton. 1t wasn't the cou.t house.
Mrs. C. C. Crews left this morning
for Albuquerque where she VIII atceho
the fairand greet President Taft.
Court Or no 10 court this fxli 10 the burr
ing question of the hour. Up to the
present writing the chances for having
court next month are not fiattering.
Frank Hiler is assisting in the post
office during the absence OF MISS Cec'l
Alexander who IS spending few Gays
with her mother at the Kahler ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hearn and MRS.
Jack Williams, all of Chloride, arrived
here Tuesday on their way home from
an extended trip over in Grant county,
District Attorney Griffith arrived
here Monday and spent Tuesday WIN
the board of county comm issioners.
Mr.. Griffith is always gladly rece'Sea
by his many friends here.
Mr.. ]. E. Medley, manager Oh she
Bar Cross outfit, and whose postoillce
address is Cutter, had business before
the county commissioners the early
part Of the week.
A good rain fell in this section last
Saturday accompanied by some nan
and the creeks were all on the boom 1or
time. Hail is reported to have fallen
to the depth of several inches IN some
localities.
Snuerintendent A. G. vieg of the
wicksmine returned Saturday from III
Paso where he attended car Shipment
Of ore from the Wicks. The returns rs
usual were highly satisfactory.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Bucher ano
daughter Miss Anna left this morning
for Los Angeles. California, where
Miss Bucher win enter school Mr.
and Mrs. Bucher expect to be absent
Several weeks.
John Cox was arraigned before Judge
Smith last Tuesday on a complaint
charging him with grand larceny. Mr..
Ccr waived examination and gave q
bond Of $780, for his appearance at
the next tsrrn Of court.
company. We understand the purchase
price Is sis. so per head, delivery 70 re
made at Engle Nov. first, :
Sierra County advocate., 1909-10-08
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
County COMMISSIONERS: ,yshat.,l =; VI. boSor 5e'.
90e1' ',,;asrict. harriet We. Truj'llo, Chairman
third district. c
A.drew Kelley. ........ Probate olerk
p.h;ra Treasurer
1T, Assessor
". G. Kendall. o"e'ln
r...p Parker. .Superintendet Of Schools
ST.s.scisro Sss Montoya -. Probate jude
Sierra County advocate., 1909-10-08
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-11-11
81 believe I have"

81 believe have"
"Come. Mr.. Hillard. ! am just fool
ing. You are too sensible man to
fall in love with a shadow-a mask.
One does not fall in love that way"
''She is marriedY'
Certainly | have not said So"
He fiicked the ash from his ciga-
rette.
"Have you those letters"
zone of them III show you"
why not the other?"
1T would be wasting time. 1t mere
ly relates to your adventure. She
sailed the day after you dined with
her"
THAT accounts for the shutters. The
police and the caretaker were bribed."
81 suspect they we're"
IF / were vain man, and you
know l am not, / might ask you if she
spoke well of me in this letter. I'm
derstand / am not inquiring."
But you put the question as adroit-
ly as woman. We are sure OF vanity