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INSURANCE
!. /. I 0NPAN
STATE ORGANIZATION FORMED
az THE VARIOUS COUNTY !.
MuTuALs or THE :.:.>. =

Last week Thursday IN this city
there was a convention Of delegates
from the various county mutual fire in
sprance companies Of the state held in
Devils Lake. !; /. {. =. E: a.: Y =.
a state organization was formed
with the following officers. .
President D. Williams, James.
town. o.. ) &. .E 4 X II 4 :
Vice President-o. G. Nelson. Hat
ton: Il .,. ri 4 - s. !. 3 .. s,
Secretary and TreasurerN. Mag,
1iusson,, Souris. Z IL. 4 s..#*# :5a
A constitution and bylaws was
adopted and the next annual: meeting
set for this city July 9Th, 1910. &, .. i (
Resolutions were adopted thanking
Silver serumgard. Of this city for the
use Of his oflces for meeting pur-
poses and TO the Commercial club for
the courtesies shown the delegates, 4
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Arriving Devils Lake 10000 a. m.
Returning the train will leave Dew
hs Lake at o'clock p. m, and will
reach Hansboro at 1880 p. m. TICK
ETS WILL BE GOOD TO RETURN
UNTIL MONDAY so that those who
desire to do so may remain over until
the next day without extra charge.
- Aneta Branch. II
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THE DESIGNER FOR AUGUST

What We Women OF the World
Find Out" by Gabrielle Stewart Mul.
liner, New York lawyer, is an arti.
Gle which readers OF THE DESIGNER
for August Will find extremely inter:
esting, for the writer does not hest.
tate to criticize the weakness, Of her
sister women. The Etiquette Of the
White House, I" BY Mrs. Helen Corinne
Hambidge, will be- found most ilum.
mating BY those who have never 4. had
e occasion e ID call o. the president oth,
ier features Of the month Include:
- Four BOY and the, !. q
81 'IF hat Ny Court Work has Taught Me
about sIt,,u the Home, 2 and, ~ etters 81 al
Athletic Girl.
urnlnIaer Shopping ID New FORK
win tempt shoppers to brave heat and
sun sun tn order 70 obtain the bargains
I and q i study the new fashions described
sby Mrs. ". Harrison Black .5&5.
545s The fiction Of the month ID 81 &
delightful quality. There / IL !; V new Lt,,
~ serial The House o. tho nm, p 81 81,
odosia Garrison j: and Polly 81
i ne ~ Circus by argaret Mayo goes
a nnerrily on wo sshort storiea rIia
q ,ast g Circus by Bertha Esterbroo,k
e'oodier and A The Toilet Lad y.,ss ~ ~
Naomi 1Iaarrosln VIII be- much enioyed.
5 The s y aaphic Held offers great:
er ortun All u than any OH i'll u Yo y,
can become good ographssr by
ATTENDING att nkato Conn srcial Gol.
.iege Man ~ ~, linn u psll bay yo ,gI
fo send ssoP yaa &.
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.CONSIDE:IR|'I| | J BIDS 5,
COUNTY. coMMls sioNERs2 CON.
IA SIDERiNGf BIDS: FOR y g. 5ss
a. BRIDGES AND" GRADING {. De
= if.rI%$ BIDS OPENED :5SSS $fts$SS

At an; adjourned session the county.
commissioners met today to consider
bids for the big I'LL and bridge near
Grand Harbor and near Keith and for
the new sherif's residence and jail. 4: NJ
! S. 2. Bayne & CO., Of Mtnneapoli s is3
the lowest of three bidders for the
Grand Harbor bridge and Thos.:
Young Of this city for the grading,
The board are taking more time for the
details Of the work. y Y E s%
/ At the, time of our going to press
400 p. m. Thursday the bids for the
jail and sheriff's residence are being.
opened. :' = A.: 4 u 100 3: 4 i 81
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BURGLAR
ARR Ed
ROBBED FARM HoU ST. Ia STARK
sSvNEATHEER = CAPTURED AND n
q is NOW I'M JAlLt HERE. risS


Sheriff Bedford received a telephone
message from starkweather Saturday
to- the effect that Ben; Bufford's farm
house had been looted near Stark
weather. Officers were placed on: the
trial with the result that two men
were rounded up, and one Of them was
in possession Of the stolen goods. The
man who had the goods gave his name
as Harry Gilmore, and the other,
against whom nothing could be found,
was released. ~ r. j.. ~
$On the way down from starkweather
Gilmore who was being Swallowed
jumped from the train about two miles
outside this city. He was, however,
run down by Deputy sheriffs Frye and
Louden, after two mile chase. -,
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TIL B)AN'Dl|
Al CIlAU 1AUQUA

LEPI-AYA. g cERT#ATzCfiA
s5$5 10 a Isl \ EvENIN
Arrangements have been made Tor
a concert ct Cha,1tauq 1a this evening
by the Devils Lake band /, at which
time the following program I'LL bes
rendered S NJ
March, Port Arthur Eng lishs
Overture, Poet and Peasant ~ suppe#
Waltz, Italian Nights Dozetti \
Overture, Bob mian Girl BALI
NOVELETTE,, Mexico 7 - - Wand rcote
Select ions from Faust ~ s. IS & Gaounods
March, sempre Fidelias sousas
@5 w. F. Cramer, Director. 5 s5$
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-13
NEW MEX|CO'S
CREDIT IS FINE
Biggest Price Ever
Obtained for Bond
Issue
SOLO WAY ABOVE PAR
Successful Bidder Gives Pre-
mium Of ST. 40 on Four
Per Cents.

New Mexico's credit under the
Curry administration is way above
par The confidence in the ability OF
the people of this Territory TO govern
themselves well and economically,
was never more strikingly illustrated
than by the fact that Territorial Treas
urer NJ. A. Otero today signed the
contract refunding $l2S,000 Of the Ter
rtory's bonds at almost 1913. for four
per cent bonds TO run thirty years
but to be redeemable in twenty.
The issues refunded will fall due on
May /, and include an issue of $4,000
six per cent refunding bonds of 1883;
$4,000 of five per cent territorial In
stitution bonds issued in 1895 and re-
deemable in ten years; and $4,000 OF
New Mexico Military Institute five per
cent bonds issued in 1895 and redeem
able in ten years. Substituting for
these an issue of four per cent bonds
saves the Territory almost $4,000
interest alone. There were
'"west bidding a
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-13
REVOLUTION IN
CONSTANT|NOPLE
Serious Disturban-
ces in Capital of
Turkey
TROOPS LEAD IN Revolt
Demand Resignation Of the
Grand Vizier and War
Secretary.

Constantinople, April 13.-Serlous
disturbances of a revolutionary char
acter have broken out here. The sit
uation is grave.
Troops March On Parliament.
Frankfort, Germany, April ID
The Constantinople correspondent OF
the Frankfurter Zeitung declares that
the Turkish capital is in revolution
It SAYS that two batallions OF troops
marched to the house OF parliament
and demanded the dismissal OF the
Grand vizier, the president OF the
chamber and the minister OF war
Panic Seizes People.
Constantinople, April 13.-Mutlnous
troops are demonstrating against the
House of Parliament. A panic has
seized the people and throughout the
country all shops are being closed.
Cabinet Resigns.
Constantinople. April 1S.-The CAB
met has resigned and the designations
are accepted. 1t is reported tha'
Kiamil Pasha, the former grano vi
zier has been charged with the form
alton of new ministry
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-13
CALHOUN JUNl
IS SELECTED
Fourteen Weeks Spent In Examining
PaneI-Railroad President Accused
of Bribery.

San Francisco, Calf, April 13.-Af-
ter fourteen weeks of examining the
prospective jurors panel in the case
against Patrick Calhoun, president OF
the United railroads, on he7charSe OF
offering a bribe, was completed this
morning.
Assistant District Attorney Heney
then made request for the thir.
teenth juror to sit as an emergency
Juror but this was opposed by the
attorneys for the defense. The
statement that not more than three
days would be consumed in the testi
mony gratified the principals.
TO qualify the twelve men now
seated it was necessary to summon
2,310 citizens and question SS7 o
them. The trial has been in progress
81 days and sessions of the cour
held 81 days. Judge Lawlor agreed
to the seating of thirteenth juror
saying he did not want the work o
thirteen weeks injured by the failure
to observe this precaution.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-13
WOOL MARKET
PICKING UP
Demand Is improved and Volume Of
New Contracts Closed Is Compar-
ativeIy Large.

Boston. Mass, April 13.-There is
more activity in Boston in wool trad
ing than for several weeks. The de-
mand is improved and the volume OF
new contracts closed is comparatively
large. Foreign wool continues the
chief interest. The sales of domestic
wool also are larger, though the busi-
ness is still restricted by the scarcity
of desirable stock. The feature has
been large movement OF secured
woods. Clothing woods are weak, al
point of an otherwise strong position.
Little new Arizona wool has been
sold in Boston on the secured basis
of 26 cents.
Montana wool has figured largely:s
transfers of old territory with half
blood at Is cents, fine saple at 25
cents and fine medium in original bags
% to 23 cents.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-13
3..',:R Ts1'i;'RiI 1 (.a,.r,., ,.,...

four per cent territorial bond issue.
The successful bidder is the n. w.
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago but also with house at New
York, which will act as New Mexico's
fiscal agent in the redemption Of the
old bonds and the payment of the in
terest and principal on the new when
these are due The other bidders
were James H. Causey of Denver;
Otis & Hough of Cleveland, Ohio,
represented by Arthur Seligman OF
this city, and Splitter and Company OF
Toledo, Ohio, represented by John II.
Vaughn of this city. Coffin & Craw-
ford of Chicago, Ill.,. also desired to
bid, but received notice too late to
participate.
Certificates Of Indebtedness Sold.
Treasurer Otero has also disposed
to good advantage the certificates OF
Indebtedness authorized by the
Thirty-eighth Legislative Assembly.
They were awarded to Otis & Hough
of Cleveland. Ohio, through Arthur
Seligman, their agent, at $426 pre-
MUM and accrued interest. The is.
sues will be $22,62S.43 of six per cent
five-year certificates for the deficien-
cies of the University of New Mexico
at Albuquerque; $2S,00O of three-year
six per cent deficiency certificates to
pay the National Guard Armory de-
ficiencies, and an issue OF about $45,-
600 general deficiency six per cent
certificates, to run five years except
that twenty per cent of the issue will
| be taken up each year. 1,
| Distributing Forestry Income.
| Territorial Treasurer NJ. A. Otero is
today apportioning and distributing
the income from the National Forests
among the different counties entitled
. | to share, fifty per cent to 60 Into
the general road and fifty per cent in
the general school fund of each
county, except that Grant and So
corro counties relinquish their share
for the purpose of building road
into the Mogollon mining district un-
der territorial supervision. About
$4,000 is being distributed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-13
BIG FIRES IN
I. SEVERAL TOWNS
Costly Conflagra-
ton in Rochester,
New York
Is BUILDINGS DESTROYED
Three Fatalities Caused by
Collapsins Wall at Pitts
burg Pennsylvania

Rochester, n. Y, April ia fire
which started today in an implement
manufacturing establishment on East
Main street spread rapidly and IN
short time had destroyed twenty
five buildings. Berth kodesh tenn
Die is complete loss and the Luth-
eran church will probably go. The
loss at ! p. m. was several huhdreo
thousand dollars. Syracuse and
Buffalo have been asked to send
help.
Shortly after 2 o'clock it looked as
if the fire would be held in check.
The second fire seemed about burned
out. The foreigners in this section
! are crazed by fear.
At Mercy Of Flames.
Rochester, N. Y, April 13.-The
CITY appears tC =" at the mercy OF
two alarming
ously in differ'
city At 2 o'clo .ht i3.-
spreading and I
at more than a ' .'i..
ter militia is d. H -
streets. The Blu }" @E
| fire departments have pevn
| moned. Unless the gale blowing ~
miles an hour, subsidies the damage
! will be incalculable.
Third Fire Breaks Out.
Rochester, N. Y, April 13.-Whlle
the fire ragged new blaze broke out
in frame church half a mile from
the big conflagration and the church
was destroyed. The militia has been
ordered out to police the fire district
Fireman Killed.
Pittsburg, Pa, April 13.-One fire
man was killed, two fatally hurt ant
several others slightly hurt when a
wall collapsed today in fire at the
pottery plant at New Brightwood
near here this morning.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-13
NEGRO WHO is
OVER EDUCATED
Yale Graduate Accused of Forgery
Makes Unique Defense When
Arraiuned in Court.

st. Louis, Mo, April 13.-Louis 0.
Graves, a negro, who claims
to be a Yale graduate, al
cused of forgery in the court Of crimi-
nal correction this morning, based
his defense on plea that he was
over-educated. He declared he was
negro and had no business with a
college education. He defended him
self and called himself to the wit
ness stand. In answer to his own
questions he said he had attempted
suicide three times trying to over
come criminal tendencies. He was
remanded to Jail to await the action
of the grand jury.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-13
Seventy.Five Pas
sengers on Cont
mental Divide
FORCES TO THE RESCUE
Living on Food Consigned to
Small Villages Along
the Road.

Denver, Colo, April 13.-Seventy-
five passengers who left here Sunday
over the Moffat road We're stalled
this morning at Corona, the summit
of the Continental Divide, with moth
ing to eat except limited supply in
an express car. The marooning was
caused by the derailment OLA snow
plow sent ahead. A gang OF laborers
sent to the rescue also are stalled.
While the rescue work is pushed the
passengers are sleeping in the day
coaches and eating food consigned
to the small villages along the route
who consequently must endure par
tial famine in the meanwhile.
Managed to Reach Earl
While still blocked, the train man.
aged to get back to Earl where pro-
visions were plentiful but the block
ade still continued into the late
morning.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-13
RAILWAY
SALE STANDS
Judge McFie Con-
firms Disposition
toCunningham
NOTABLE CASE IN COURT
Involves Title to Las Vegas
Property.--Other Cases
Today

Judge John r. McFie, in the dis
trict court, this forenoon, confirmed
the sale of the property OF the Las
Vegas Railway and Power Company
recently made by special master to
Dr.. j. M. Cunningham, with whom, 1t
is understood powerful Denver in
terests and capital are associated.
The case was that of the Trust Com
pany of st. Louis county, trustee, VS..
the Las Vegas Railway and Power
Company and William A. Buddecke
the plaintiff representing number
of bondholders and creditors of the
company The case occupied the at
tention of the court yesterday and
this, forenoon, Chief Justice w. j.
Mills, declining to sit on account OF
his financial interest in the Railway
Company. DR.. J. M. Cunningham re-
quested the court to confirm the sale
to him of the properties, plant and
franchises of the Las Vegas Railway
and Power Company. Protests were
filed objecting to the confirmation
of the sale by some Of the bondhold
ers and creditors Eminent counsel
from the Meadow City argued the
| matter and presented voluminous at
fidavits and Judge McFie finally, at
| ter due consideration, overruled the
objections made by protestants ant
held that the sale had been fairly
conducted, that Dr. Cunningham hat
been the highest bidder and that the
sale to him by the special master
was legal and binding. 1on. Charles
A. Spiess represented the purchase
and had associated with him severa
Las Vegas attorneys, and Attorne.
William G.. Hayden, appeared for tn
plaintiff and had associated witt
him a number of other attorneys. HI
gave notice Immediately OF an appea
and the court fixed the indemnit.
bond for cost at $1,000, no appea
| bond being required as the appea
| will not act as supersedeas or sta
of execution and the title and pos
session of the property will pass I'm
mediately to the purchaser. Tn
case is very important one an
will be hard fought to the court Q
last resort. The property involved
that of the electric street rallwa
and also of the light and powe
: plant at Las Vegas.
In the cases of the Territory VI
George W. Armijo for assault, etc
upon the presentation of proper afi
| davits, Judge John r. McFie toda
granted change of venue to Bern'
lilo county.
Benito Santiago Martinez of nes
Santa Cruz. but in Rio Arriba count
was placed on trial this forenoon IL
/ assault with deadly weapon, 9
change of venue from Rio Arrit
county. A number of witnesses al
: here from Rio Arriba county. Di
$ trict Attorney E. c. Abbott is co
D ducting the prosecution and Reneha
& Davis and B. M, Read appear II
the defense. ,' %iet
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-13
COSTS HEAVY IN
STANDARD OIL CASE
Almost Fifteen Thousand Dollars As.
sessed Against Company in
Custer Suit.

Jefferson City, Mo-, April 13.-
Costs of $14.660 were taxed against
the Standard Oil Company of Indiana.
respondent in a recent custer suit
decided adversely to it by the SUI
preme Court today. The sum repre-
sents the expense of taking testimony
and fleeing witnesses. Special Com
missioner Robert C. Anthony was
paid $11 900 for his services.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-13
KIDNAPERS INDICTED
IN CLEVELAND
Charged With BackmaiI and Har.
boring Stolen Child in Ohio
County.

Cleveland, Ohio, April 13.-The
grand jury today returned an addi-
tional indictment against James
Boyle and wife accused Of kidnapping
Willie Whitla. When the arrest was
made the man and woman were in
dicted for fear the Pennsylvania in
dictments would not hold. Now both
are indicted here charged with black
mail, kidnapping and harboring a
stolen child In this county.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-13
TORNADO STRIKES,
AURORA, H .NSAS'
Catholic Church Destroyed and Priest
lnjured-Brakeman Blown From
Train and Killed.

Concordia, Kan, April 13.--With
telephone communication re-estab-
lished with Aurora, small town
south Of here, this morning it devel-
oped that four persons we're hurt in
a tornado yesterday. The Cathollc
church was demolished and Father
Mollier was injured. Edward Wells,
a Missouri-Pacific freight brakeman
was blown from train and killed.
Much stock was killed in the country.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-13
DlNCLEY SCHEDULE
ON WOOL
Will Be Retained BY Senate-Tarift
Back on Hides, it is Believed
Duty on Coal.
ncial TO The New Mexican.

Special to The New Mexican.
Washington, D. G., April l3.-The
Senate Tariff bin as reported today
to the full committee, carries sched-
ule in which is wool and woolens sub
stituted by the Dingley bill in place
of the Payne bill. Indications are
that when the bill leaves the Senate
it will carry the Is per cent ad valor-
em on hides and two dollars on lum-
Der with a duty on coal and iron ore.
w. H. ANDREWS.
Did It For Andrews.
Leader Payne (Rep. N. W in max
ing a speech few days ago in the
House, in favoring a tarnl on wool
and woolen goods, said:
"And the gentleman from New
Mexico, delegate Andrews, we put
duty on wool to satisfy him."
"Take the gentleman from Texas;
we also put duty on wool for him;
but there is no reason why we should
put duty on hides. This tariff bill
is not sectional. There is no radical
necessity for tax on hides"
Mr.. Tawney said: II was the only
Republican that made an amendment
on the Wilson tariff bill. 7 moved
to change the rate on barley from ar
ad valorem to 20 cents bushel, Be
fore a tariff was placed on Barle!
the United States produced only 67,
600 900 bushels, after the duty wa'
put on there was raised 156,000,0 ,00'
bushels.
Rodey on Rampage Again.
Washington, April 13.-Judge Ber
nard S. Rodey, formerly delegate t.
Congress from New Mexico, and a
present federal judge in Port'
Rico, suggests that New Mexico
when it comes into the Union, TAX
the name "Acoma." The oldest trib'
of Indians on the continent wer
manned Acomas, and Judge Rodey
who is in Washington, thinks thi
would be much better name TO
the new state than the one it has a
present.
ut would be extremely appropr
ate," said Mr.. Rodey today, "for tn
reason that there are about 200
Acomas still left In New Mexico
Their principal village is on a roc
$50 feet in the air near Enchante
Mesa"
sAnd besides that" continued tn
Judge, "the state would be first O
the roll call at national conventions
Alabama now has the first call, bu
Acoma would best it in recognition.
Allen and Aeronautics.
Washington, April 13.-Discussin
the coming activity in aeronautic
during the spring and especially thi
week, Brigadier General James ALE
chief signal officer Of the Unite
States Army, and at one time {
Santa Fe, said:
"Army aeronautics for the seaso
will start during the present weel
The squad of IA signal corps me
especially trained in this line wi
come to Fort Wood, N. Y, and joi
the other four men who have bee
there during the winter. In additio
to the four officers now assigned t
: the aeronautical detachment ther
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-13
INJUNCTION TO
RESTRAIN GRAZING
Million Head Of Texas Cattle to Be
Excluded From Pasture of
Usage Nation.

Pawhuska, Okla, April 13.-The
county attorney has asked for an
injunction to restrain Texas stock
men from bringing their herds to the
Usage Nation for pasturage. II
granted it will stop the pasturage
of million cattle.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-13
DAMAGE BY WIND
AT ABIQUlU
Bridge to Be Built Across Chama
River in Rio Arriba County
BY AIamosa Contractor.

Special Correspondence of The New
Mexican.
Abiquiu, March ia terrific gale
blew all Sunday and partly unroofed
the new school house which was to
have been turned over to the county
in May.
1t is reported that the contract has
been let for the bridge which is to
be built across the Chama River at
this place this fall. A contractor
from Alamosa, Colorado, secured the
contract. The bridge is to cost a
thousand dollars. part of which was
| raised by private subscription
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-13
LIVE EPISODES
IN MEXICO
One of Six Hunters
Eaten by a
Tiger
MINERS BURIED FIVE DAYS
Amado Ortega Falls in Stup.
or When Sentenced to
Death.

Monterey, Mexico April 13-Five
hunters of a party of six have re-
turned with the narrowing story of
one of their number being eaten by
a tiger. The men were in the noun
tains near Chihuahua when the tiger
struck Jose Reyes, severing his head
from his body. The tiger then dragged
the body into a canyon. The other
men became separated and wandered
for days before coming home.
Entombed Five Days.
FL Oro Mexico. April 13.-Jesus
Montes and Antonio Huarte have been
rescued after a close rub with death
in mine. For five days the men
were entombed in the San Patricia
mine with rats as the only food. The
men were all alive but unconscious
when rescued.
Cause for Stupor.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-13

Continued On Page Eight.)
Evening star., 1909-01-24
CHAPTER XIII.
Haldane's Desperate Proposition

AT this crucial moment there was knock on the
~ door. Bidden to enter, Eleanor in, fol-
4 - lowed by her mother.
Father" she said, proffering him open letter,
1.-The emergency which we discussed has come upon
than anticipated"
The girl very nervous and excited; her hands
trembed she held out the paper.
What! What do you mean" gasped Hadane
his agitation not less evident. Could it be posi-
BILE that his daughter had already heard of this
laton?
Here is the letter from Mr.. Gormly which Lv-
ingstone just brought in which he formally asks
to be his WIFE
By Jove!" exclaimed young Haldane, that's
fine of him!"
How you say that when" protested his
mother vehemently
Give the letter to me-, interrupted Hadane,