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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15

STENOGRAPHER. GOOD WAGES. AP-
ply B-57, Tribune. ml139
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30 MEN TO SOAK THEIR WATCHES
and diamonds al Uncle FRANKS Loan
Office, . EIst 3rd South. Ind. phone OBJ
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WANTED SITUATION

LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED; WORK
1857. x2214
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STROCK'S EMPI OYMENT AGENCY
Hotel restaurant and household help
Headquarters for laborers,
4 L.. 2nd South. Phones 36i- ci13
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15

There Is clever group OF players in
the Allen Curtis company, which will
open at the Daniels theater Saturday
night in the musical comedy. ",fhe Jolly
Widow With Henry Auerbach and
Charles Reilly as leading fun makers,
Mavbclle Baker as the jolly Widow and
Lillian Sutherland as the soubrette. the
presentation promises to be AN unusually
pretty combination of music and fun.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15

JANITOR MAN AND WIFE. NO CHILL
dron; good references required. Covcy
Investment Co, 239 u. SO. Temple. m120S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15

VISIT uENAGER'S BUSINESS COL
lcge before you decide to enter else
where, Get the best. 49 SO Main St
Both phones d29l9
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WANTED, TWO MEN TO WORK UTAH
and Idaho territory: we'll established
business; sl50 per month to right parties.
Call 53l Constitution bldg, bet, 10 and
l2 a. III. ml293
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15

SOME GOOD SOLICITORS WANTED
Perfection Mfg Co., $40 w, Srd North:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15

One of the best comedy effects yet pre-
scented at tho Shubert theater this sea
son is the sketch. THE Lightning Roo
Agent" by tho Start Comedy Trio, which
has been provoking screams OF laughter
from packed houses ever since the open
ing nerformance last Saturday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15

PRACTICAL. ACCOUNTANT WITH EN;;
perIcncc. Apply, giving reference ana
experience. A-35, Tribune. MILL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15

M. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
skilled and unslSllled laborcrs furnished;
40 East lst South. cor. Commercial. Bell
phone 33sS Jno oo3 pas
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15

POPCORN AND PEAN1IT.
ing n good business oni, Va
ming In town with conf. w,
two-room cabin I'm bnsinehll Z
cense 1s, paid TIL September 4. ,,s! - !
outfit. II you want a bare,2lllH ., 2llHs
business for a little saa nns lI
snap L. j. Donnelly, % gIy 4 3
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WANTED-AGENTS

ELEVATOR OPERATOR WANTS 4
position. Address C-39, Tribune. m20Ti
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wandamcrc, the safe family park.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-18
DOGS! DOGS!! DOGS!!!

II is a safe bet that this city is in
tested with more mOngrcl dogs to
the square inch than any other place
on the coast. They are allowed to
run the streets unlicensed, un tagged
and un-- -cared-for. nuisance both
cr and in some cases, a danger to the
general public. The good and valu-
able and licensed dogs. as rule. are
kept at home where they belong. but
the worthless unlicensed mongrels.
that can claim no other title but just
dog. are allowed to run the streets
public nuisance in the daytime and
and a howling menace At night. It's
high time for the official dog killer
TO get busy and busy with ven
geancc and rid the city of these pests.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-18
Visiting Here
With Old Friends

Charley Thrall, for many wears =
resident of this city, is shaking
hands with his old friends, having ar
rived here yesterday afternoon
on the local from Reno. For
the past ten years Charley has been
located in the Philippines where he
has been in the employ of the FEEDER
al Government in the mail service
At the present time he is acting as
an inspector, with headquarters at
Manila. Charley arrived in this
country nearly year ago on a two
years leave of absence and will not
return to the Islands until November
of this year. Charley is one of the
many Carson boys who has made
good and his friends are pleased to
earn of his success in the Govern
nent service.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-18
Sagebrush
Plant For Reno

Professor Sparkling who has been
engaged in making sagebrush tests
in Reno will leave Saturday night for
Chicago where he goes to take up the
engineering details of equipment for
the plant which will be established
near Reno. Sparkling has completed
the exhaustive tests at the University
and has prove nto the satisfaction of
chemists that the diStillatc obtained
from sagcbrush can be handled by
commercial methods and produce
chemicals of high commercial values.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-18
Entire Change
Park Theater

There will be an entire change OF
pictures. four reels and songs, as fol
lows at the Park Theater tonight:
From Cabin Boy to King,
Bear and Forbear,
The Rivals,
The Twelfth Juryman,
The SenOriata.
Lost in Siberia. and others.
Illustrated sOngs-I want to be
Soldier Boy in Blue" This song is
one of Will ROssite's latest success
es, and another beautiful ballad en-
titled, "Someday."
The above-named pictures are all
the latest from the East and are very
good Don't fail to see them.
Joe Paten will put on a Rubc
speciality Thursday night. Crowded
houses every night at this nice little
theater.
On Saturday afternoon a big spec
ial matinee will be given. Entire
change of program. something pleas
ing and interesting for the ladies and
children. There will be numbers
given 20 every child for the prizes at
the matinee.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-18
School Election
In April

The last Legislature changed the
law III regard to the election Of
school trustees in the various dis
tricts throughout the state The cleo
ton was formerly held in May, but
under the change in the law will take
place this year on April I'd. Two
trustees are to be elected, one for the
long term and one for the short
term. Candidates for school trustees
must file their names as such with
the county clerk in order to have
them placed on the ballot to be used
IN the various school districts.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-18
YOAKUM TO
THE FRONT
Working Well Known Game m
People of Des
MOinS Iowa

The following telegram from Des
MONIES, Iowa, tells of the work of
Dr. Yoakum, we'll known in this civ
and who IS at present in that state
setting the people crazy with relie-
ious mania.
Carson City is evidently not the
only place that falls" for the doc
tor as will be evidenced by reading
the dispatch. Wherever he goes he
delivers the goods when it comes to
making fanatics out of otherwise
s>nslble people. His work here
speaks for itself and there is no rea-
son for repeating its history. The,
lame, the halt and the blind are still
with us and the only thing lacking Ia
a thousand or more dollars which the
"doc' carried to other parts. He is
now doing t he same thing in another
state, getting the money and making
religious fanatics out of the people.
DES MONIES, Iowa. March 49,
and shrieking from hysteri-
cal emotion, laughing and c1apping
their hands from joy scores of the
sick and afflicted of Des Moines
spent the entire day yesterday in
ervid state of religious excitement
It the divine healing convention in
he Y NJ. c. A. auditorium. 1t was
vas the opening day of the conven-
ion. Dr. F. E Yoakum, of Califor-
1ia, is in charge, and claims to have
,ecn divinely healed II years ago.
In a Sam Jones style of oratory.
)r. YOakum said:
"Throw away that crutch, brother,
10, do not take it. Walk right off
ou have the faith. Now do it." and
t was done.
Men and women laid their crutches
m the altar and walked back to their
eats, unsupported. Amazed at their
,wn prowess. they became almost
ysterica1 in their joy. DR.. Yoakum
rmly maintains that he used no hyp
otic power The real work of the
1inic will be taken up tomorrow.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-18
Wretling Match
Saturday Night

The Park Theater has made ar
angements for a wrestling match on
Saturday evening between Wolf and
taChensmitt, two men who are well
;nown to the sporting fraternity and
will arrive in this city tomorrow af-
ernoon and will be seen in one of
heir great exhibitions at the Park on
omorrow evening. This is treat
that the people of this city cannos
veil aOord to overlook and will be
he first exhibition of its kind seen
n this city in many years.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-18
BASKET BALL
TONIGHT
GOldfield and Carson Teams To
Contest at Opera
House

The Goldheld basket ball team ar
rived in this city this morning an(
will meet the local boys in a red hot
game at the Opera House this even.
ing The two teams have met before
at the Southern camp and the local
boys went down to defeat. As the
'"ldield team is champion of South
ern Nevada and the Carson boys hold
q like title in Northern Nevada, the
game tonight can rightiully be call
cd n championship game. II the To-
cal boys win il is understood that a
return game will be played in the
Southern camp in about two weeks.
which will decide the State cham
pionship.
a preliminary game will be played
this evening by two local girls teams
and the big game is scheduled to be
called at g o'clock sharp. Extra
seats have been provided for the
crowd that is expected to oe in at
tendance at the game night and all
will be accommodated with good
seats. The expenses of the game
to night are heavy and the boys need !
all the support they can get and in
return will give to those who attend
The best exhibition of basket ball |
playing that they have ever seen.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-18
PREPARE FOR
OPENING
Of Lake Tahoe Resorts at Early
Date. Banner For
Year Predicted

| President Walter Bliss, D. L. Bliss
general manager; J. U. Haley, traffi,
fmanager of the Tahoe Railway &
Transportation Co.; Captain Pomin
engineer, Bert Watson, assistant en-,
gineer, and Frank Pomin, proprietor
| Of Moano Villa, passed through here
for Lake Tahoe. There were several
other people with the party all going
| up to the Lake. In few DAYS other
owners of Lake Tahoe resorts will
arrive
Mr.. Haley, traffic manager for the
Tahoe Railway, says that this season
will be one of the best this part of
the state has ever enjoyed. More
inquiries have been made at the of
fCe in San Francisco to this date
than during all past seasons for this
time of the year. Mr.. Haley believes
that every resort around Lake Tahoe
in fact all the places on the Lake
will have good patronage for 1910
The many inquiries at the Frisco
offices, the popularity of Lake Tahoe
md no other National attractions to
bs held on the coast this year, is the
"eason why Mr. Haley predicts n
east $4,000 tourists for this part of
he state for recrevion during the
-ummer months. Truckee Republi- |
can
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-18
WILL PLAY BALL

Manager Pickett announces that
on next Sunday there will be a bali
game at Valley Park diamond and
it is his desire that all ball players
in the city gather there for try out
This is the first of series Of these
games and from the best players at
the tryouts will be selected the team
that is intended to take any team in
the state into camp during the sea
son IF you know a ball from bat
be on hand. you may be needed
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-18
YESTERDAYS.
PARTY
AT The Mansion One OF The
Social Successes
of Season

! The Governors Mansion was tn,
scene OF one of the largest and pret-
test Five Hundred' parties eve,
held in Carson City on the afternoon
of St. Patrick's Day, when Mrs.
Dickerson entertained sixty guests
at the popular card game. At the
conclusion of the game and while re
ireshments were being served Mrs.
Elizabeth Powell Stoddart of Reno,
sang What if Those Endearing
Charms" and "Wearing of the
Green" being accompanied on the
piano by Mr.. Sam Platt. The re-
ircshmentS consisted of chicken sal
ad served in cucumber boats, each
having miniature flag of Erin at the
bow. This was followed by olives
and coffee and green pine apple she
bet. During the playing of cards
green punch was served.
Prizes were awarded as follows:
First prize. cut glass berry bowl.
Mrs. Earl w. Tremont: second prize. !
cut glass vase. Mrs. Trenmor Coffin:
consolation prize. small cut glass |
vase. Mrs. Capt. w. l.. Cox.
The spacious parlors of the man
sion were decorated with ferns. smi-
lax and shamrock and presented
beautiful scene The dining room
was aglow with cut glass from which
the green punch was served during
the afternoon.
The tally cards were of an emerald
hue and each table contained large
shamrock with the number of the ia
BILE hand painted in gold. thereon. l
When the hour for parting arrived .
all of the guests congratulated Mrs.
Dickerson heartily upon the success;
of the party and each expressed the
hope of having another opportunity
to enjoy the hospalitality of the hos
tess Of the mansion in the near
uture.
Among the invited guests were the
Mesdamcs Ardery. Col
cord, Adams, Ellis, J. T. Davis, Sam
P Davis, f B. Yerington. Cogswell,
Sweeney, Mcclure, Boyle. Cassor.,
Muller. Van Nagell. fremont. Louis
J. Cohn. NJ. Cohn, Bertha Cohn,
Morris (of Tonopah), Taylor, Nor
cross. Shaughnessy. Curry, Hofer.'
H. NJ Yerington, Cox, Catalan. lie
Masters, Mackey, Burlington, Chas.
/. Kitzmever. Gardner. Thomas,
Finch, Castle Edwards. harrington.
Schulz, Haley. Mills, Farrer, Huffa~
.er. Stoddart, James Raycraft. Cof-
fin. Culp. Crowell, Lewis, Asher Rul-
ison, Cowing. Sadler: and Misses
Colcord, Cohn and Woodbury..
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-18
GRAND JURORS TAKE NOTICE

\ meeting OF the Grand Jury Of
Ormsby County. Nevada, will be held
in the Court House. Carson City, on
Monday afternoon at 80 o'clock.
Bv order of ANDREW MAUTE.
Foreman.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-18
HALEY IN TOWN

License Collector Jim Haley ar
rived from Reno on the afternoon
train Yesterday and spent the nght
here returning to Reno this morning,
Tim has recently made a trip through
the flooded districts and says that 1t
is about the worst that can be mag
ined
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-18
REOPEN TAMAI,E PARLORS

Announcement is hereby made that
the Tamale Parlors will be reopened
under the name of Matt Farrelps
Cash Tama1e Parlors. They will be
opened on Friday Saturday and
Sunday NIGHTS of this week
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-18
MRS. BOOTHS
MILLINERY OPENING

Mrs. Booth wishs to eannoun,c
her opening OF New Spring Millinery
for March 18th and 10th at her
store opposite State Capitol. ct
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-18
LADY IS SERIOUSLY ILL

Mrs. Lee Craven is seriously i'll at
her home in this city and physicians
have been in constant attendance for
the past several hours.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-18
OGDEN MILLS A DIRECTOR

At netting of the Board of Di-
:cctors of the V. & T. Railway held
estcrday in this city resolutions of
respect to the momory of the late
y. O. Mills. president of the road
we're adopted and Ogden Mills was
.lected to fill the vacancy on the
Board of Didectors.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-18

WANTED-Room and board tor
gentleman and lady in private family
or two rooms for light housekeeping
Address NJ. NJ. Van Fleet. City.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-18
OVER FROM RENO

Orvis Ring was an arrival from
Reno on the morning train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
Kiln-Dried Children

Two hundred thousand death In this
coaay every according Principal William ~ Watt or
he school Chicago
Principal In the air schoo
address before tho Mid
Furnace that address he
told heating system In
vogue a injury to humanity Here
things be said:
DRY air with les radoactvy destroyed produces oatarrh
onss adcnods dphthoa the whole vile troop OF
vile diseases.
Little whipped learning In school, when
parents dubbed sending them
into such air.
child knded have natural activities aud desires
Kndred houses and schools king 100000 babies
Il months"
No anything OF the Joy Of living In real osh
doubt for moment that Principal Watt Is right We
used % being oUped In badly ventilated
houses heated by eonanees that give on poens as we'll as
actually think that there something
serious the matter with II not continually hatasphyxI
ated by noXous
nothns short of deadly pesenoo that the average
person than he breads draaght lie
hold draugh In such horror that he would almost as
twoedgod sword have draught strike
the back OF his neck The fear OF dught one OF the banes
OF the civilized
draught what of live. hfo giving
flowing where the air Is dead and foul with
posonT
learning that IS much cheaper, and thou
comfortable ourselves by burning
than bathing ourselves hot carbon
sioxde.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13

Have you stopped To realize that
there are just 90 shopping days bo-
fore Chrlstmasf
Or that the stores down town arc
getting very busy preparing for the
Christmas rushf
Yesterday and the DAY before
most OF the large department stores
began getting out their Christmas
stock and making holiday prepare.
lions.
Down IN the receiving rooms hun.
drcda OF boxes are being unpacksd.
and the contents listed and marked
With the sale price In one store
there we're more than 500 cases Of
toys alone. representing an invest.
ment OF SIS. 900.
Don't think that the first activi.
ties are Just beginning now. how.
ever Way back in January just
after last Christmas the buyer for
ths toy department was in New
York looking over samples and So.
lccting the articles 90 be made In
Germany for the Seattle Christmas
trade
How long did Il take your tho
interviewer asked.
About five weeks. working con.
stantly until ~ or o'clock AZ
nlght You have no idea OF the
vast amount Of material 90 BE-
looked over and decided upon. We
aim 10 have miniature OF every
thing In tho world
And AZ be looked about proudly
az the little tables. chairs. stnyca
dishes and cooking utensils. all
Just Ike mammals" II seemed
that DO had succeeded.
The most wonderful thingn we're
the dolis--llstls ones and bls ones.
blondes. hrunettca. boys aud girls.
soldiers. sailors. hunters. golfers.
nurse maids. dancing girls. skating
girls. plccauinnica. Chinese mandar.
ina. German policemen aud French
Eouaves.
There vas just one familiar
friend Of my childhood thar was
missiug--tho big. blue-eyed. fiaxcn.
haired wax doll
The wax dolls are practically
things Of the past" explained the
buyer We make 'em nov OF
stuff that the babies cant eat ~
break. Tho doll Of the future Is
the iointed doll ~ ceilulold And
he showed one that vas very bean.
tiful. indeed A baby could pound
Il. or squeeze II. or suck a. and the
charms % the little lady would no;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
OBSERVATIONS

PERHAPS TIE noRpartsan Judiciary contempt
Of
DEsLYs. King ,lAnucIs certainly
bee press agent
WELL, MANUEL make Brtains
collection OF
C o. HLLmAN IS a tor honor
Of being the most arrested
THE FACT THAT waySy. picture isn't ia the rogue. gallery
II evidence enough for some Of his friends.
GEN nELsE MILES Teddy 1914 But he's
staging some almighty exciting shows for 1910. Nelso.
petition Is the most effective method o.
promoters viii swear that Mayor Gm has
DONNA SOPHIE sRAUpr mus, be daisy she's shocked
New York with The cut OF masculine pants she horseback
payasyouener car going to star, a RIO, On
some side track which will result the bdaon platform
you hear squea against the investigating com
nttee assured that guilty person ehed
NOBODY POSSESSED Of any common dereney could be rs,,
truly for anything that might
hne OF justice.
FOR whose own throne skaalpe no ,hs
sltteF King Alfonso shows mixing mat
UNCLE kTcHEL exLeY says: %rpane JOY rides beat. the
auto kind thing drnsd
hght quicker In case Of a breakdown"
ACTRESS rss FRreSHzA mounted Chicago asropaue and
wouldn't bulge e show anybody nat sss
was too much heavier than air" fly.
e other kings earth their send postage
stamps Tor the return Of riddle
KNEW BILL BURNS would Do III p., ,,p.s tho ..,..
"a e boat mat might have been carry dynamite
1al might have been used BY those Los Angeles enda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13

" degrees beiov zero.
William A. Mckenzie. a special
census agent. bad an awful TINE
getting help enough.
~Whnfg" exclaimed the men
asked TO serve az enumerAtoru.
Me work Tor 80 6ay and board
mvaelfs Not mnebi"
f,nsm~rmtora fOrdvd streams.
Travelled through blirEards In tans'
peraeurs Which ~ 30 below was
considered comfortable. They had
To- travel day and night. the slodS
often floating icy streams, Mcksn'
ale himself. tn order TO hare the
aituAtion we'll In hand. often
ramped In tbs open. al@epsng on
the frozen snow. with the sky az
HIS ceiling
And all that Uncie Sam may sdn
a fee figures 20 bis lini.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13

be impaired in tho least
Cant you get anything Of this
sort la the United States asked
the interviewer. periodically.
Nothing but rag dolls. the
Americans haven't yet developed
the patience Ca make anything elae.
Very little comes from France. even.
Practically tho toy manufacturing
OF the world IN monopoliKcd by Ger
many"
In every store In the city the
same thorough preparations are DO
ting made for Santa Claus coming
stororooma are fiiied with heavy
boxes. shipping clerks and their
stats. pcrnpinng and quick. arc MP
ping open crates. checking up.
making ont lists. putting on the
price marks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13

There are hobby horses and aleds
and skates aud story books and
Thousands OF things for tho boys
aud girls. There are things for the
Erown'upH-booka and pictures and
rugs and nngH and jeweiry and cut
glass and Christmas clothes. Even
smoking Jackets and cigars aud
pipes and racks and ash trays for
dad
bisgest best Christmas over-thls
II what tho store men are prom.
isins for seattic'n little folhs and
hor big onea.
Of course most OF us haven't be.
gun TO think OF our Christmas nhop.
pima, but the stores have thought
about ii--snd thought a lot. And
they'll be ready when ws are.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
Some Velvet

asking the farmers. merchants. manufao
and working people OF the country submit TO higher
alleging higher
For the ending July first the railroads OF the
billion
q Of 4 before all
operation and upkeop paid there remained
profit hundred fifty millions Of dollars OF
hundred and ten millions on The year before
a dividend ~ all the
OF securities which have been issued the form Of stocks
and process
other uggles before the DAYS OF Jay Gould
This profit and takes into
the OF material and supplies
The railroad that has been made
the subject OF much OF IL
operating while the increase in profits
ID 10 corr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13

WIN you always bo true7" asked
the brokers suspicious daughter.
when Young 8portleigh had thrown
himself al hsr feet and begged for
hoT hand.
AS true as steel" be cried
Common OF preferredg" she In.
quired. still suspicious.