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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-28
OTHER MARKETaeY -TELEeRAPH.

Chicago. Jan 27.-cATTLE-Rsceipts. estimated e
IL COO head market 1092Oc higher steers - 1851
cows sSq$5 so; heifers ss9sS 10 bulls g sogss 81 ~
HOS-Recsipts estimated 900 head MARKET 5000
Gfss as gh mixed sess 10: choice Hght So i5ess %
81 q sFfEEP-Rscss 15.CoO head mar
ket steady: sheep 81 dS5 IS; lambs " SSs' fO Ss2
Iings. sJaSs So - -.
6sas Sow and CSC lower. sTfs9 10 HOGS-Rscerts,
$500 head: and 10o lower; heavy and mixed se 80
Sc 20 FS6kers 81 5'sS % s,fs e oo hsss
slow and steady: S5GST 75 yearnsss 50 eSo Io
wethers S5GS5 So ewes 81 SO9$5' shss0. mixed - %
cincinnati Jan 27-HOGsRecsipts. s.s7s; steady;
butchers and shippers. Sc 5O6S6 So; common - 500
s. 65 CATTIE+Receipts 30: steady % strong: ar
to GOOD shippers S59S6 10; comu.on 81 50fS3 so SH
Receipts 504: steady 81 75gSS LAsAS-sseadJ - -
Kansas CITY, ian 2I-cATTLE-Receipts. 1000. tn
Guiding Southernss market steady 70 strong hsavy
nort and dressed beef sOGs6 So; fair GOOD
a 81 25S6 40. stocSsrs and
feeders IS sass So Southern steers 81 So 90 south
EN- 50 5OG$5; native cows Sass 30; native he
TIO5S-Receipts OS0 515c lower top SO 80;
bulk OF sales IS 6O6s5 Is heavy So 2S8 3D. packers
and butchers IS 909SS %; light 50 5oS6 19 pigs - .
ass 40 SHEEp-Recepts. 5000. market lOss5c lowsrs
lambs Sc 5O7S 70 and yesrlings 81 5oGSS 5os
western vearin-s 5aS6 .: Western shssp. sass S0s
stockers and feeders. 1854 50.
cfocs Sc sass So prime So Ss6 10; veal calves $50
IS so SHEEPs-Supply fair steady sheep lower On
lambs: Prime wetiers. IS lOS5 % cus and common -
asa 50: lambs. s59$5I 80 EoGs-Recslpts fair slow.
IS 45Gs6 30: light Workers. SeG<6 Is; pigs S. 600
Toledo. Jan gT-CLOvERsEED-Cash. 50 47ls: Janu-
ar. s. 50; March. s. 50; October IS 0I1a ASKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-28

METALs-T1N-The English market was lower. with
6 sf HaGsa at @a dun i x and po9 aao,a
aE VITA .oo asea ns Of a. g 81 s a shd
At f6o q market weak and n9minay
d s2ao 5as and oG casting at IS LEAD
%as SFs at fs The ot 81 m.rk s9
G f2 E 50 in pdo Sst ag aaf @ G oT
Cleveland in the Lonaon The local
quoted at Sic 75ds17 IS The market for pig iron
pess With it ' Demand 8
ulars at SIS 200 tons April at Sl9 e Eesos az nS
Sc s: March SIS soa$1s So April and May. SIS Soa
MoLAssEs ASp market for m 95a
9Ss E lsels 6r.aa. o 1ss
Pop 1872 prime s a9 i've f h6s a 2fG liquidation
gave provisions easier opening although rallies fol
ception Of lamar SHARPLY the el055
p pne snS q 3 We're xpes on Thasday
c cTs had 5000 Omaha 1000 west 10 600
fsay Sc oas1s Sc SoS ts,, g
s16 56QS1; packet :i4 So extra India mess o
30 REEP 9S quoted at f Bae SSs
$50 r. s4s 100 b sc lao b 6n SIS pgs oS sSs
&C. 70 h Sc: i Is Pishled dn ham.
2ss, 2so5sa at - 5$ TAGR 6@Sss$
@ Seine. Sy lard ooeed
South America II s5c; Continent 1O15e; Brazil kegs
Firm oGoted oeo i2l city lard stearine lie
RIcEThs rice market vas firm and "a acse at 6r a.
NARY 3HG4Ac: fair. ~ a 4%c; good ordinary -
Sc: prime ~ sac; choice. 81 &c; Patna ana
Slams. 59Tc: Java AZ a SIC; Rangoon ~ &c
SUGAR-The market for refined sugar held about
steady unchanged prices. with moderate de1nano
The following list prices subject 70 rebate Of 10
points ana discount of per cent for cash: seven
days: Crystal dominos. &c; Eagle tablets, $3.50 cut
xxx powdered. 4.s0c: Eagle 5-b bags powdered and
Eagle confectioners granulated, 490c; powdered
powdered and fruit powdered. 4I5c; Eagle
graduated. 4 SIC: Eagle 2-lb
fine graduated. 1850; 2-lb bags 10. csc
az III DO 490c; BIB bags do 1850: 1o-lo bags
do. 4.sGc % and so ID bags do zoe: Eagle fine or
standard granulated and diamond A. 465e confec-
44oc No 3 1850; No g. 4SCc; No Z. 25c: No g. 420c;
49, and 49, nominal The statistical position OF
sugar at the four United ports, reported by
wiiett GRAY. follows: Receipts for the
O67 which stands against b.493 tons the
before. 81. 62T year and % 992
Meetings. 30 600 compared with 80 900 last week
% year and IS 600 1907. Total stock IS
81 1866 which stands against 6659a last week
Ts415 in 19oS ana 14O.234 in 1907 The London mar
ket for beet was unchanged with sellers at the
following prices January los 1i7d and February. los
2Ad with MAY al los AID. The local market for raw
quiet ami nominal with duty paid prices as
follows Centrifugal 96 test SIC rnuscovado 50 test
like 10000 bags Cuba certrtfugals
February shipment. 5-16c basis 90 test. and
freight. believed that some more sugar
placed Wednesday price and terms. or in all
100 900 bags the close OF the market last
ha'f February shipment offered al 5-16c and nov
taken. This would a spot market on the
basis OF about 3sTc. duty paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York. January q. 1909
eaa ding S saushtsreEs Il for
6s ahg ON m sale sts9Ts steady 70 strong and
sales Toe higher; the finish was quiet and
general decline OF 1O42Oc cows held fairly well but
oea4ed ordinary to choice native 81
s. 90 per 100 H. with 9ny one car 70 t @ G9R
bulls at 81 rs COWS at s2gSt 10 and two extra prime
mand I3aIoc per 10 for inferior to choice native
changed Exports to-day in the Lucania. to Liverpool
li sses Sanders 20 Ohio steers 6s 70 average at
Sc % per 100 10 . Illinois do 124I n IS TO- 70 do
E9as N at g 10 1 3 nPs g. L
5u f5a'f 1iiS IS ~ at s. IS do do
Iol4 ~ at s. a. DO 5. go 10 at 50 6O do 500
~ ePbsrson & Co: 10 Ohio steers 1871 10 at SIS 80;
bull n $ 20; do 142o n at s. L. d. ll 100
do go n at So SIS: do $50 So do 500 70.
at a6 81 81 S soS ss s. e o. II 10 d. at;
do at $50 n at at s. So Do SIS n at Sc 40 DO n
Ksrns Commission company: 10 Virginia steers. 1888
n la at 8 s. d. 100 n at s. S. de- $50 ~
COW 1850 70. at 50 IS II DO s9t ~ at So d. 7S6 10
Newton c.: 81 Virginia oxen. 1918 N. at s. OS'
Judd 8 co: bulls 1899 70. ct 81 20: do. 500 10.
Curtis Ssn o bull l1so n at soS s.; Dc sls
do 40 n at 81 - cows $40 n at g % 10 90 -
n at 81 go ia Do e4 10 81 . g Tes 10 s. %
50 -: cow $50 n at s. Is Is DO ESQ n 81 Is:
w HUNG ss. bull 8. so N. at So COW. $40 n at
Andrew Mullen: cows 1855 n 81; sss 10.
{" Jeiffe wright & Co: 2 COWS. SIS n. So; 90.
$50 70. So %.
MICH COWS-Receipts Jog head. including
40 for the market Prices barely steady and trade
slow with inferior to good reported SOLD 81 81
as57 so Choice extra mixers would exceed quota
saIes-J C. Curtis * II mixers. at s25G$57 80
a Mccabe: COWS and calves. at s35gs4o
John 5 mixers. at S65 the lot
kndre Mullen: 1 fresh for 90
CAIyES-Recepts 121T head. including 2f4
for butchers and s43 for the market making late
arrivals yesterday Les sale The sales OF yeas
we're somewhat uneven prices; prime and choice
steady sales at the yards easily
30 higher quality OF calves sold tor
Wednesday; the rnder grades were steady to SOC or out
all offerings disposed Of Very few harn
ward calves In market sellers rated good medium
ard light weights sell higher Westerns we're
one Common choice veaIs sold at s. 5OGS1o
loo no and Harlem at SO .. cuIls
al 81 5OGS5 yearlings and calves at 81 500
"A u.s. Dressed calves slew ut salase per n foE city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-28

COTTON-The cotton market 1ust ABOUT IOst
YESTERDAY with trading less active and
Close barely steady az a net decline
of 10 TO points sales for the day estimated at
bales tina: strong bear
pool had including certain large local houses
connections who have recently adNlseo thelr
friends profits the long side, some OF The wen
known Liverpool houses and certain Memphis interests
Sales for the this party during yeSteFoay
estimated fully $1,000 bales and u seems
opinion certain quarters that the oearlsh
position based the theory that certain other o
long both spots ana FUTURES
De susceptible to attack during
period under ordinary conditions spot demand
is sIac hlinE OF months engagements
and maturing OF the next months commitments Ire
market opened steady decline Of point 10 an al
points during the FIRST few minutes soid
to points higher. covering and bull supp a.
We quite good as due. As soon
overnight buying orders had been executed however
the markets turned easy under selling b Liver
rco Southern interests and while rahins
with the leading spot houses supper
ing or down prices gradually eassd on reaching
point the trading and closing az Prsc
markets olhciay re-
ported generally steady and unchanged FriyaIn
cables from Liverpool claimed that the South Vss
lag more freely The Of contract prices IN e
local market to-da folowe:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-28
EXPORTS
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. 81 1909
SoFfEE-The coffee market was more active to day
ana prices made quite showing close being
steady at net advance Of eGlo points About half the
sales OF $1,000 bags reported consisted of of
near 70 late months including switches from May to
September at 20 and % points, and March Sep
TENDER at 10 points. The market opened steady at
advance Of points In response to higher European
cables. and after some little hesitation during the
die of the day increased its gain slightly covering,
a scattering demand for long
from leading interests The EXCHANGES reported probably
the spring months. operation which appears be to
the advantage of the longs. the premiums paid
n positions The French closed
net Advance OF Ha14 franc. Hamburg was 4 pig
higher. OF the Brazilian markets Rio firm al
advance Of 75 res while Santos IS % refs higher
md unchanged. Brazilian receipts
ports 1900 bags, against Goose year
ro a The
situ he TIE n
partment, many interests expect this continue
period of decreasing visible supplies
market spot Nonee steady. with quotations
Of Tho for Rio No a.
The range contract prices in the local market
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan 27.-CIosing: WHEAT-Spot stsa6yg
No. red Western winter. IS 1Olad futures quiet March,
IS SD, MAY. SD July IS I'D 4 CORN-Srot
steady: American mixed. (via Gavestonl. % eds
futures quiet. March. Id NAV. IS "A PEAS
Canadian steady. IS I'd FLoURwinter patents stsedy.
81 HOPS-In London. Pacific Coast. firm. Il $50
g. BEEF-Extra India mess steady lbs Sd FORK
Prime mess Western quiet Us % HAAS-Snnrt cut
Il Is strong. ASS BACOS-Cunbsrland -
30 firm AS; short rib Is 70 "a 10 AIS "a:
long clear mddes light . TO "a n steady. 4Sss ens
clear mddez. heavy IS 70 20 p steady; zIss short
firm AS 81. bellies. "a
n. II Il -.
firm Sos LARD-Pri1ne Western In tierces quiet 49s.
American refined. IN pals. quiet 49s- BTTTER-zcod
United steady. SIS CHEESE-Canadiaa finest.
white. els Cd. Canadian finest. eolorsd SIS 3D.
TAI4Low-PrTns city dull 2ss TURPEcSTrcsEE--
els ROSIN-Cornn-on q
PETROLEUM-Rsnnsd steady. lad LINsEED Ok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-28
$7,50O,OOO
St. Louis, Rocky Mountain
& Pacific Company
First Mortgage 5Per Cent. Fifty Year Gold Bonds
Interest Payable January / and July l Mature July /. 1855
Bonds Exhangeabe for Fully Registered Bonds
Application listing York Stock Exchanges
First Mortgage 5 Per Cent. Fiifty-Year Go
st PAYABLE January I and Iulv l

The bonds secured by 100 miles of standard railroad
St Louis Rocky Mountain Pacific Railway Of modern
and equipment connecting the Company coal mines and
with the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe the Colorado
Southwestern railroads. and by the coal
mesbeing than
well Ration Coal Field of COax County,
Mexico Competent engineers estimate that the Companys
holdings 22GOOOOOO of high grade cokng
domestic and COAL
classified BY the United States Geological
produced
Pennsylvania and Virginia
equipped
100000
to Southwest
As
Oklahoma and California
in 1907 40 and in 1906, %
More than of the above bonds having been sold
offer the balance at 95 I and
interest, the the investment being "a cent
Full dHsribti7e ANIMAL furnished G91kation
FISK & ROBINSON
IS Street. New York
a State Street. Boston Adams Street, Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-28

and No yellow 81 sc o b ahoat OATS-The advance
markets shared moderately by cats and last
prices best point OF the day. Mixed.
% 81 n quoted 5454izc in New York. natural
n 54G5Tzc, and clipped white "a TO AZ
n. 55ts162c. RYE-Msrket quiet; No western Size
O b York. BARLET-Market steady; mating.
T5T1sc. feeding, 69B10c Z New York. BUCK
wHEAT-Nev York State quoted 75c nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-28


-"' shares American Ice Securities Co... I'll.
,, By order of Executors.
L :s ssEs: S:sssss S.5s@s R5s
az e shares shares Sational Park
h6sso s aira n r st Paul Ry lp2
3 shares Eighth Av:aus r. R Co s sss''
shares American reiephcne and TeissTaPh Co 1s5s
2 shares western TnioH Telegraph Co So
l Is shares New York Mutual Light 1856
. shas warren RaToa Sifciosa n h off
800 SHARES S MOTIFS snq s Sges H9es
5000 New York BY ord H6s Of 8 Fs o general
ani per and P pssm e bonds cue s
$4,000 New York New Jersey Ferry Co drst CON ~
solidaf ted morgsge per cent gold bonds;
July accrued interest to be charged =. -. s43a
$4,000 S Of Eh9 waite. Nay
c due ssDsmSe s sS Per Msfe
s so te sS@sa ess ev fT %,s March
I Ea sRS s qs neeued IN
c Ha7 Wa as Co 100 snsTss the No
Penn; si1 goo Great Lakes Coal 9, frsi
soId Sdndz due April 1877 SEW coup sn A lpr
TRion Co a ss @SassF la and
due December. 1852: interest June and De
Isos o9 aScr 74 interest from Dsssmbe5
ing Iuno Eolq pond, due January 1884:
coupons Jsnuary d and LILY interest accrued
f ana T Ge y r psG and
5 s i shares Ns,ifonsi Ere PTooans
Mnonsbe RTe nsadas5 spares mar. tns
Coke GO, common: 700 shares Lustie Mining
f P.u sens F Pt.s 40 s PsD9
shares Crucible Steel CO of America pre-
q kerea com@on ' 100 shar SsP 1nteTns
s :,Saaa 81 Es1xsS. Mortgage 20
81 POO Notes Of Ghariss Ra1er dated Nov.r1fr Is
% S9eT Due % Mar + B1a a $500 5ts Se Ns In
!, 1909; $500 Cue a July 1865 500 due
- and $500 Que January I. 1910 .-......... -
Shares N Sbss S PTs
10 shares Brooklyn academy of Music. sses
$1,000 MoTssns io1lsIsna ~
ApTil and October; accrued interest to be
5000 L9asziiie : NsshyIiI. R Mobile Mont,
esed iSi INTEREST," TpEG to be e1'dn
Esd fesste2gd sono. general Gse 1882 s
gsv snd July: accrued interest to be,o.
receipt ~ the Astoria Xepss.
Riioio wood and 800 logs okume wood. dated "a
shares National city bank.
70 shares Aetna Sa Es ',an, P1Rk
s5s5ss MaTEst Faiton Tst!9na Bank 2 fsS
Is shares American Plano Co prsferred..... %
:sFs: Msr S.5sa Ere 6ssasis
100 shares chicago & Northwestern R R pre-.
ferred ...--.---.---.-
Iea shares Mackay Companies preferred .--.-..: 20
New York Gas. Electric Light. Heat and -
Power Co. 4 Per bonds. due 1919. -. So
100 shares Mercantile National Bank ito be sold
IN twen share lots) lst-!es
.bare Tni.n5 States Trust Co-....-........ .130
10 shares National Light, Heat and Power Co. -
prererred $1,000.
1a1 shares Atlantic Safe Deposit Co.........-...b so
g shares Guardian Trust l4S
81 600 New Mexico Railway and Coal Co. frst con
soliSatei and collateral hfty-year per cent
bond DUE October 1851: interest April ana -,
october accrued interest TO be CHARGED eo1s
Is shares Lawyers ''"e ms ao -. 2aols
% shares VA Norden T-ust Co. .-..-. go
20 shares Union Pacific r. R, preferred ...-F pa
II sns-es Guardian Trust CO. IL.
% 900 shares United Rico Mines Co. per snare lVo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-28
SECURITIES AT AUCTION

The following securities We're sold yesterday at
huctlon at the Exchange Salesroom, by Adrian H
Muller Son:
by order OF Barney Co. for account of George
A. Dixon
lOO shares United States Realty and Improve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-28
AMALGAMArEp coPPER COMPANY.

~ Broadway New York January II. 1909.
At meeting Of the Directors OF the ArnaIgamated
copper Company a dividend OF ONE-HALF OF ONE
PER CENT. ~ OF 1e.) declared. payable Febru-
AIRY %. 1909 stockholders OF record on the
Of the Company OF o'clock P NJ January IS 1909.
A H. MELIN. Secretary and Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-28
NORTH AMERICAN COMPANY.

IRE North american Company has issued its an
maj report for the year ended December 81, 1908
The income account compares as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-28
Dividend Notices.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
OTfce OF the Secretary,
I,aItl--,ara Ma Lacz1arz "A. lafs

Baltimore Nd. January IA 1903
Board Of declared from the 20
earnings the Company for the six months ended De-
81, 1908, dividend Of Two q Per Cent On ne
Preferred stock Of Company to be paid March l.
1909 stockholders at the close Of bas%
on February l. 1893
Board also declared from the surplus earnings %
Company dividend OF Three I'D Per Cent on re
Common stock OF the COMPANY payable March J. 1903
TO Of business
February l. 1903
G w Woo1FoRD sec--ta-y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-28
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Maturing 1aosv22.

FURNISHED by AppenzellaE No 40 Pine ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-28
FOREIGN COMMERCE IN DBoEMBEF

TIE chief CT the bureau of statistics. Depart
rtnt OF Commerce and Labor. reports the cIassih-
s2ion Of imports and exports for December and
for the twelve months ended with December,
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-28
cAsEIN COMPANY IN AMERICA -.

NEW ORLEANS GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD co.
First Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold Bonds
Coupon :, due February I. 1909 paid az
maturity at the Office OF Fisk & Robinson. IS Cedar
street. y. Y F. A LEHR. Treasurer.
The Washington times., 1909-05-16

years ago. and what she is now is more
eloquent than any words. Two years
ago she was a child Of precocious mind
and much temperament. Although she
had no particular friends among her
school mates. they ike her. for she was
quiet and not a trouble maker.
Il liked them ALL" she said Of the
girls with whom she went to school !;
but didn't have chum.'
"She Amt No Child"
Says a Boy Schoolmate.
Dorothy amt no child,'' said one Of
the boys at the school. she's wom-
an
The boy who said this was a healthy
youngster OF sixteen, and his unEought
opinion is a revelation of how Dorothy,
under the influence and tutelage Of
Beck, impressed those Of her own age.
OF course. it was unnatural that they
should think her removed beyond thin.
but the fact remains that they cid have
this idea without her ever having
framed it TO them in words.
In two years she has learned more
than any woman should ever know,
and as yet she does not fully realize the
pity of it.
When she was asked how Beck had
begun to make love to her, she put her
chin in the cup Of her right hand. lean
ing her elbow on the window sill
near by.
II don't know hardly how he be
gam" she said slowly. "It was not
abruptly. We just drifted into things. ]
guess
She paused and added:
"Of course, never would have
thought Of such things II he hadn't sHg-
gested them"
when did you stop playing with
dolls?" was the next question, for 1t
was hard to get away from the idea
that she should be playing with them
now.
IT never cared for dolls much" she
answered 81 don't know how long ago
I Quit playing with them"
Throughout the conversation she did
not refer to the dead Beck as my hus-
band" but mentioned him as -'Irvie' or
Mr.. Beck"
The air of worldly wisdom that rests
so unfittingly upon her returlsd when
She was asked whether she considered
herself a girl or married woman.
"Oh,'' she laughed shyly, I'm a merry
widow now
In a description OF this girl the ques-
ton introduces itself:
What OF her fllturer'
The Washington times., 1909-05-16

smoking q cigarette. While she was
at the house she smoked habituaIly.
IF you tell all your story to the jury
in open court, don't you know people
viii say hard things abcdt your" she
was asked.
Il don't care what people say" she
replied, but in her manner there was
more of childish careIessness than OF
any womaniy judgment
Don't you think Il win be hard to
tell the story in open court2''
mo, 1 don't think So" she said, and
her sentence was like an echo OF Beck
influence over her.
She was told that Beck was nearly
forty years old. Her eyes grew wider
than ever with wonder, and. in the tone
one would use about stranger, sh=
asked:
Was he that Old? didn't know it,
She put the accent of her surprise on
the he"
What has been sale in this article
conveys only an inadequate idea OF The
things life has held for Dorothy Willard
Beck. It is safe to say that even now
she has no just comprehen aston of what
she has been subjected e by the man
who married her. She is now more than
girl. and less than a woman, saving
little, knowing much, and thinking often
irresponsibly. Above all, she is a warn
ing of the things which may come to the
children who are tempted.
mental picture Of what she was two
The Washington times., 1909-05-16

To that, she has not given any
thought. She viii stay with her moth
er. Her sister now has outside en-
ployment- Whether Dorothy viii follow
her example. can not be told at this
time. There are women who are good
because they have. been protected al
their lives against evil. and there are
women who are good because they
have looked upon evil and learned to
despise it. It is more than probable
that Dorothy viii be in the last named
class.
Influence of Beck
Now Is Losing Its Charm
Even in this short time. the influ-
ence Of Beck has lost some Of its
charm She is content now TO follow
the mandates Of her parents At an
age when nearly every child is ignor-
ant of the troubles of life. she has
learned to walk hand in hand with
grief. and her eyes have been schooIed
to tears. So commandins,s is the sor-
row Of her fate that those who have
heard It believe it viii result In the
acquittal Of her father for the shoot
ing of Beck
1t must have been. in the very na-
! ture of things. terrible lesson to her.
but lesson for good. There IS bound
to come to her the realization. 1on by
many at & less cost, that rebellion
against the ordered rounds Of aKairs
will bring sorrow in It's wake. She
viii still be the dreamer, but she will.
no doubt, be able to put the dreams
from her
But the lasting. Inevitable pity is
that she has been robbed of her girl
hood, ard that she can never go back
to the trusting innocence of two yea rs
ago. She promises to grow into beau
tiful wornanhood, with more WI snd
fnteileCE. than many Of those about her.
but the 1wO years that she heard the