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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-02

Seventeen bars Of b1lion from the
Sssional Mises Company Of Sational is
Hanbolts Coansy were taken 10 Reno
Monday and placed in she wGshoe
Coansy Bank These II bars are
valasd Is $4,000. and the buIIioa va
s&ksa from somsshinz over two soas Of
pre- This 10 ons Of several bullion ship
nsnts made In the p&ss six weeks and
the aggregate Of the shipments 10 over
10000.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-02
NEVADA FINALLY GIVEN
W FREIGHT RATES

TEa Tassrzsrss Connerrs Counasa1u aD1s iAe Pr@sen1 ''-s
-.sa4 .sr-zas she peop5s q Ns7A1B mist 1nrsns1nAS@- ~
.r.s,a 5ps rendered hs sr3srsd sweeping rs-1csnns 9 L.
.llsa All COMMODITY rlsss from Eastern FoEa1s . 'e
=,u, W.vH5t-az Wnaenz sra AL Esu0
wa ssrmsaaI r1sss acw gwen NsvE1Ar ie FeoFG o US 90
VII u, gurar be compelled 10 par traass u ins -pooefs o "a
sruSa ru6 the Southern PBcT1e RBlvEg-B en11-No '@@ Is
aIxBgs h~1nE5agPet and retarded ihe nAS1-L sraE1n q
~-rE .sIs 20 tai s-vu she Associated Press ts2aSer EoN
r-aas ,be rssDrSsus ar5srsE By the Inssrssasa Counerre Ce1ns
.su VII urszs 10 Be. Izha1-h Il sIys nErF Of them arr ~ A4a =
s7r 7er cana A s7u1psz4of the 8scs50u VII De 1n101od@f4 VIE
"a thu Nsuu1r EEIxET Commission shortly WEsn L II recap
Il .t5s eu-fus 4. VII be Easy 90 ssI the sTsns oi the rat1c11on And
20 5usrs saueshfng af The Er reaching eject q tns f4cl'''o 1P"-
sbs 5,-sr44a4 q ysvnfA Tts daspa=sh nl5xs-
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-02
EgHsI Bgda

We Aass hers N sa4r1rs aus 5x--
inrss branded : s~anensT "a ks a.
sails IN nose. VITA aaZ-er "a AL saad =
tea sIsrsn rsF slrf aarse sr1aan3 I
lsfs ahsuIEer All shasE- 0xasr .~
a4a sa.st hnr.ss sT Ealing a. sas sa.,,.
sznehs sarss niles Esm Esuaaaas AID =
ng tsr 2a<sIrs All hfs.r-sin9-
JAMES ROMANO
EmanaN NsvAdA
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irss class 4 g me ucrs 1ssh1s 7ch1fr
5usr1uenz,. Il o. per 10 pcuzdsr Isc
ne mar peiaz- zsno A@ 7sr 10
5Gu1fA
z the sasua carsa. e trsix1z or1z
1azzs nc Denver. $40 niles wsss ef
Omaha saa m11a rssss 81 2ans And
>hrr1nenz1 1cpfF aad Z saa SzAz1f
brightness n 3asrsg. ETG niles .Ass Ct
Omaha s1e -assa ars shs 4ans.
The Comm 4zDs1 a11s s1Is srT =
,sr csns sf s1e ra5c zss Rsuo tr1u
zhe ELsr originates sasE 6t Chicago
wte : per = d erLx-na5ss besw@en
Cslcaz1 AIT DenTar-
T1ru11x % sha 11sishsu &C sar-11zz
between carriers ca ra5c E-n the
E11ss g. Encl .aa Ccu MISSION 11.s s1az
TIE G.u . sage tcrr-1es 20 sas SsQzeeru
PIei9c CsnzanY.
e "A sxn1cans. II Indicated . sne
ar11on. saas he lnss saAE & Ox3sr.
CaA. rzcsivs sxA.sLF sas zane ANS
5aus Gus Of the ss-cala1 ~xissr enu-
zesiz51u r1sss 80 Pkaar .Eass szr1izA.
zoI114, a. thsy rscsirs sE- & s1s wat
~ azasr rates 20 SsVbsa paizta ~sEs
snrs @srsres beiax tpprsprasst y
ne Southern PIci5e Company.
Astonishing sA:zs were 1s7s8oped <oc-
csr7nx the sarzlnx capacity q sas Pa
e1Ge Esa Tia Coz1As6s1 4howsshs'
a1rlaz ies A4s s#o ysars sGa srerss-
nT ot sae Sc1sh4rz PAzEe
CcnrazFs ysrsz hA3 Increased s..
GGC &C vale "a operszizz sTPs1sss TAI
5scrsazed O. 500 Goe. shzs przi1eznz ~
frcrsase1 oreraEl1x i1cnGz q sTsr sE2s-
Gee 91G IT 4 Fec Increase Of ahs1s s2loG
per nile q ia r5aL
TIE u ssrsrass C1uuer-s CozzAslcn
6E1st SsvHla 1so swo 1oczs x1oxr
A s1s western AT eastern ma Eos
sEs western zcEs 2scos EI6s s1e is
was1Izg poI.s. ard TIrcsz1cra q shs
1s1ro1EEz 2rI1s fox ths sasssr1 I5ce.
C-Iy class rates ara ass.ssd By IRE
ezclsL5c q the Cou1iss5s1, the cnG-
modify rates being hs1 - for fzrshsl
IcTzssxaE15c art fzrsesr en1E1srsaco
Tos tsZoEtnz s~<ss-eAAss rates have besE
EE1s 81 the CoGz2sto1 froz Eastern
rcicss 20 Es1o sad Wic1zz1cra:
DsETsr a16 Calo<z1o poias 20 Rsao,
slIa 10 Wi1cszzcca tl00
Grad Ls-4n6. zroop g. 20 Reno 81 %
20 WE6as=1e>a o. 70.
OMAHA gro1p 2. 90 Reno. s150, 70
WGc1s11cca q 80.
C-1soo. sro1p z 20 Re1o &1A, q
Wz1s@zcc2 O. 90.
CEicazo. zr11p z, 20 Reno eaE. Il
WIrasz1cca s2--i
Iols6o and Ci1cin1asi 10 Reno, gree;
z 500. ID Winnsz1cca tzS0
BcEalo and Psrsborz. srocp z q
Reno o. g. SC Winnsu1ccs 300
View York. zro1p z. 20 Rs1o $50 q
Wnasuzeca g s.
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File Year Blis

Tie rsg1lAr mentally NESTING q the
Board e Co1nsy Counissicasrs vii 6s
hsd On Nocday. AL balls against the
county shoGld De Sled with the County
Clerk By Saturday. July o.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-02
PIANO LESSONS

VII gre b-szaus su ta@ pians a Ersia
Ea3 50 Eahy H. SgscIL 1E.ensisa On.
-hsgfrz@rx AzT sne 3=si-.nz a. services u
A5ts.=s Mas Enrz4 ELEa
EasT HL SsE.A
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nxsaGs COMPLETES Haa
Last SssI-saF Nghs
AsrP IsaingE ecsrz Number
at Important Measures

ia nA@1AE %"1
assrsf1I riazs sS1arzY 3sksrs nBfalz-ir
Iasx Sae1rfay- WIEN VICE F-ssansIr
=,sar-uar lnd zUsazar Caunnu arauzIr
faw1 zissr zssis ant announced nd
nnransnx. The ssmiux campaign
-as1wst \ r1air Err 1nIns. Ead na1g
cmz-sazmau ~tsparsssf iy zEuH mas
1Ia1E~
N1rxrnsszu6sux zxs sIrs mas bsann
"a uarT important uaas1rss We fa-
aarsf BY snnfess 5srwsan ~msurzsns4
Ant --sgnar zspubiinau asc=nus N
anr1 4rzzrr1ss nrn s1aF ne DernIEra=c
usunr-rv Wa An hrszzs mrs. CGuz-sss
.nussS1rf,sf "a lsn9 ss=sinn vlrn 4 -stsHrs
s1r l-eassiazun zasS ssirSsm. Z ever aas
Issn ssrIa4sf
Ia ne na<ssr II -rsfarun navsmenss
sar waIrtt F-ssidens TAR sr8nf spnnsur
sasrs xsrs ua1r instances II surGss4
CHlsf m sas Lat sf IsaaiIzum sr siiiei
tie ADMINISTRATION rnussrnisst vsrs ne
s1llnwnag
Resume 1r ne A1rx
zer-Hznx rsvssian II me ra4-rasf Laws
neiuna1x saa srsa1uu Il \ gnuusras
snur<
Afnfrnug Arzuua rnd View M4zlcH
~ sspar1ss =sssas.
4Is1rrsziua lie Embellishments af
,nsza1 innings 5ankz
G3pnnx 81 zis Frssirsn1 InIEuE1asf
~r1ranrssy % wrnt-zv puai1c lands sar
sgnservfsGu 2~u-s1sea-
H1vafznx Or 1uaiic1sy q canpGH
snusrauSans-
A1rarr1ziaz he sus Il EfJ 8GG a
c-srsffas5ss * alaksnr-iuess - cnn2isss
rsrianaEnn crs csA.
CrsaEiax a 51rsad e nsnss.
Exzsu6znx s1a Bsr1vlEiss Il she ar1f
soarf rad I-2prspr1asug f25G sGG tr Bs
1se-
Lnnalax - zia suppression G the
xnIss dave zaAc-
Grazing . snnnmIszIGn % consider
economies N sIs ADMINISTRATION q s1s
Fsssrzl Gsrsrunenr.
A~1zanr.zsnS Eae snzrT IL sursbss cra1
Aanfs.
FrsxfzasI tariff ~ srsnn sr sas Fh
a5prass-
Legislation sdas 1EfnassIT a sE5scs-
81 GO Evs DrshzsIEisu 20 s1s EwEGan
Stands
O5rcss1 60 trs sarsga1z ssruEaole
EsaE II Araaslsu stels1est VIA cnu-
y~arzsEvsfF suaI u1ussr It measures
siias 1ns had ADMINISTRATION suppars
bus ta1st af yaAaazz~ TasT vsrs
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sf6ys anssz1ssfaGs fsr asw forms u
Gsgsrrmezs u AIasz1. AID CT scs
Fznanza caaa1 zsus. a sursaa Ct hsaaza.
Increased pasrars rates t7r sscnut-claaa
mad masszr. she 4~1raIaGh1an f1rss1 re-
serve, sad sas lacrsazs Ct sas snxnser-
sz errraof sEe arug-
Eafxz<s IN the Hszss
Nos sEs Least ccns5Ic1c1s E.5s e C6c~
cess wsrs TIE ssrs11s1s usas1rss
saxs1 ~ shs Es1zs & Representatives
20 rskor1 ia syses1 Ct s1od1es11z s1zl~
rssH 10 shac Isss 1cwsr naz1s &c rspnset
L. tas sceaEsr aad sas orzAnGzasl1c cf
wsSen La WA shs zss1r4I AsE3er-
Ths scsaxsr VA removed sr1u sas
cnuzzsrss CO rzss. ~s5ea hs aE1 rrs-
rss1zEy ssec credited wis1 1scziza1nx.
And rsw rz4 wa adopss6 SC rrs7scr
sas rizs1rscGss C hLL 81 sn1z5sssss
whsn tssy wsrs a7prsssc ~ majority
Il tie EsrSe.
Tas s1crn11z tszazd fsr kzs2roc
CREASED s,cc Conr-sss "a E1awa ~ the
fass .has E1es she begi1ninz Ct fas
rrsssss Coursss zT.6o1 aiILs hare been
i1r1d1-st II the Eo1ss ac9 500 n sns
Ss1anvs, Tn a6tifcn to h1n1rsds Of
sssdzFcss Tais rscnrc. ~ far n the
nazss< ct siIls 10 eo1esrrsd, "a without
. saxaTZsL
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-02

As . n index to the drawing power Of
the bag Sight IL .ss announced in Reno
Mondsy that arrangements had been
made for . record sttsndancs On July 4
from Elko. WinDemuee. and LoveIock
The figures complied TO date on the prob
able sttsndznce shos that 170s men will
attend from hat section
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Dsa<n..4 Ma. T.rrass< EIs<r<s<.

D<1en<e6 MAS IerrIose txS<re1<e
Ey RecsrI. Jean FLzys vas
razisrzd sEsy s-ac1 sEs cao1sy kospf-
a. sszsrzs ~wssEsAZs. VIA ts1z3 n sss
Sasu arc 1str Garry Creek 1ss
T1ss.AV ~ Sser5z Batter AMI srczghs
lack &c sEz hospital n Ely FL@y had
EEs f-@s sa4IY truAso Lass Wtassr az1
vas taEso Sc sks haspKtAl whers Is SAs
s1co1 zscessarT % E-rzaSs as saes
Il q s2scxas that his s1=sri1xs sArs
-zeczsd k4 Fsaso1- Fer severn
Esexs hs las San5srs1 ArGzd sas
Scs9s7e VhIsy. Ariaz &C seErvts4 dad
Ia Ard s1ea frogs IL as .saA XII viii
= sex ASsnz she borders og ssepscs
sASczh. All whsa sozz3 74 wLs weak
scsd AID szAsissst - the ASS 6szrse.
Repeated asrsapls lad b@sa male .
lad aim. b1s he ka3 Always slz1s1
thcse = ssaxsa e hin 1nsII l2sz Tees
1ay.
" rT-z t--.--r hfx~r g. 49, $50
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The JedriesJohnson fight at Reno will
81 30 p. N. Monday.
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Attention, Republicans

meeting Of the Eureka Co1n-
hty Republican Central COn-
uiitse Is hereby called for Sat
urdAy. July ?. 1910. TO be held
In Eureka at s O'Clock p n, al
the Court House, for the trans
action Of such business Is mar
cone before IL
T. J. BROSSEMER, Chairnx.
A. 8 HNDEEsoy, Secretary.
Eureka, Nevada, June l6, 1910
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MInizz losasis1 blanks for sac NJ the
SxyrTxn ozcs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-13
E| gobieIno ha notiticado
a Ia compania del cable.
El caracter exclusive de su
franquicia ha terminado.

Ell gobierno insular ACADIA de noti
ficar & la West Il Panama Telegraph
Company que el caracter exclusive
de su franquicia o concession ha ter
minado, aunque con esta exception
es perpetua la concession.
La compahia francesa desea una
franquicia, Y ell gobernador lie ha no
tificado que la de so!icitar Ell per
misc del gobierno de los Estados
Unidos para instalar un cable en-
Puerto Rico 81 Sc lie concede el per
misc solicitado, la compahia puede
acudir al conceio Executive para
conseguir una franqu:cia auto-izan-
dole a negocisr en- P. R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-13
ESCL AREC|ENDO DE-
UN CR|MEN en- PONCE,
Almestico y Julio Colon
fueron sometldos a un
careo.
Colon mega todos los cargos
formulados por ell acusado
Almestic0.
Una jauria numerosa ha al.
quilado sin el consentimien
to de sus duenos los balco.
nes de las casa5.
De nuestro corresponSal.

Agosto Fla distlnguida seho-
ra Isabel Dalmau, es huesped de su
apreciablefamilia en- esta cludad. La
senora Dalmau, reside en- Ia Guanlca
Central dondedesempena unalto pues
to SUI esposo. Deseamosle a dicha Sc
nora Y 4 su monisima hija que lie a.
compaha, gratas impresiones en- el
hogar de su apreciable famllia:
-Tenemos informes que ell fiscal
ha escrito una carta laudatorla al ca
pitan de Ia policia., felicitandole el
ya.la fuerza q SUI ordenes pore ira
bajo e6caz realizado por Ia pollcla
en- las investigaciones del crlmen de
Franchi.
Los vecinos de la calle de Trico-
che, nos suplican que llamemos la a.
tenci6n del DR.. Giol, Official de SAM
dad de esta ciudad, sobre ell hecho
que los vecinos que viven frente al
hospital Tricoche, estan lntranqul-
los 4 consecuencia que multltud de
perros sarnosos han alqullado SIN ma
blarle & nadie, los BALCONIES de las re-
feridas casas, armando ell conslguien
te alboroto de noche y no delando
dormir aquel veclndano, Agregan
dichos vecinos que va Sc nan regis
trado varios easos de mordidas de e.
SOS perros a personas que trahsl'eh
por dicho sitio.
En- Ia oficina del alcaide de la
carcel, Sc efectuo esta manana un
careo entire el REQ Juan Almestlco, y
Julio Col6n,a quien acusaAlmestlco,
oue esta enterado de los detalles del
crimen de Franchi, anque no tomo
pare parte en- el. Ell fiscal y captain
de Ia policia presenciaron el reierldo
careo. Colon, negaba todas las a
cusaciones que le hacia Almestlco.
Ell individuo Antonio Rolg, acu-
sado de escalamiento en- primer gra-
do, cuyo juicio Sc iba a celebrar hoy
ante la corte dedistrito por jurado,se
declare culpable antes de dar prln-
cipio el juicio. Ell juez suspendlo
dictar sentencia hasta el proXlmo
lunes, a causa del estado de salud del
acusado.
Ell Sr. Jose V. Cintr6n, practi-
cante de la carcel de esta cludad, ha
salido esta manana para San Juan,
en- asuntos de su profession.
-Dario Rodriguez, ingreso en- la
carcel a cumplir so dias que lie I'M
puso la corte municipal por el delito
de abuse de confanza. Pablo Rentas
ingreso enla carcel sentenciado por La
corte municipal a cumplir 30 dias por
ell delito de acometimiento y aggression
ingreso en- sumaria por orden de la
corte municipal y a disposition de la
corte de distrito, ell menor de edad
13 amos Pablo Caban ,acusado del su
puesto delito de hurto menor. Ha 81
do puesto en- hbertad despues de ha-
ber cumphdo 80 dfas por infraccl6n
& las leyes de rentas internas ell lndl-
viduo Juan Eos cuya sentencia fue
dictada por la corte municipal.
-Ha obsequiado a su esposo con
un hermosisimo nino la distinguid
dana dona Matilde Luchetti de To-
70. Sea bien venido el nuevo COM
patricia.
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Compre muebles.

Sc vende ell mobiliaro complete de una casa Desde
una slera de noga estilo Imterio hasta vagas cua.
dros de merto ETC. haara cuano desear oien de
see amuebar una Sc vende todo uno Dor separado
normaran en- estas ofcinas la Plaza de Colon No
tltos. San Juan de a 10 a. m deea4p
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Discussion acalorada.

Aver tarde en- "a Gale de Allen.
hubo una discussion ce var.os 10
venes po.fiando cue lo< mclcres tra-
jes son los QUE verde Juan PIeEas.
Allen 81 en- la Palmesana.
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En- esta Imprenta Sc rende
papel de peri6dioos viejos Il
50 quintal.
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Limo zeno Costa.

Ofrece sus serviciOs profesioDales
Arecibo. 2. r.
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sultation in Richmond tomorrow.
then me for Charlottesville. We have
examinations coming on, and, while |
like to play with you, I've positively
got to work.
mot if endow all the chairs in the
university! You've not only got to
come, but you're going to be there
the day they arrive"
Thomas Ardmore of New York and
Ardsley struck his heavy stick-he
always carried heavy stick-smartly
on the cement platform in the stress
Of his feeling. He was much shorter
than Griswold, to whom he was deep
ly attached-for whom he had, indeed,
the frank admiration of a small boy
for big brother. He sometimes
wondered how fully Griswold entered
into the projects of adventure which
he, In his supreme idleness, planned
and proposed; but he himself had
never been quite ready to mount
horse or shake out sail, and what
Griswold had said about indecision
ranked in his heart. He was sorry
now that he had told of this new en-.
terprise to which he had pledged him
self, but he grew lenient toward Girls.
wold's lack Of sympathy as he re-
Elected that the guest of a winking
girl was rather beneath the dignity
Of gentleman welded not merely to
the law, but to the austere teaching
profession as we'll. In his heart he
forgave Griswold, but he was all the
more resolved to address himself stub
bornly to his pursuit of the deity of
the car Alexandra. for only by finding
her could he establish himself in Girls.
wold's eyes as man Of action.
capable of carrying through scheme
requiring cleverness and tact.
Ardmore was almost painfullv rich.
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"Preposterous! Infa.


mous!"
When she had finished the New Or
leans kilograms she cast the Offend
Ing newspapers from her, then, recall.
ing herself, summoned the black
woman. and returned them to Girls
void, the dusky agent expressing the
elaborate thanks of her race for his
courtesy. The girl had utterly ignored
Griswold, and she now pulled down
the curtain at her elbow with snap
and turned her face away from him.
Prof. Griswold's eyes wandered re-
peatedly from his manuscript to the
car ceiling, then furtively to the un-
compromisingly averted shoulder and
head of the young lady, then back to
his lecture notes, until he was weary
Of the process.
The alligator.hide suitcase thrust
under the seat bore the familiar label
OF a Swiss hotel where Griswold had
once spent week, and spoke of the
girls acquaintance with an ampler
world. When Phoebe had brought it
forth the initials "B. O." in small
black letters suggested Baltimore &
Ohio to Griswold's lazy speculations,
whereupon he reflected that while
Baltimore was plausible, the black
servant eliminated Ohio; and az every
Virginian knows every other Virgin.
ian, he tried to identify her with
Old Dominion family names beginning
with o, but without result.
He went out to supper. secured the
only remaining table for two, and
was giving his order when the young
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A Lost Friend,


MY friend he was; ny friend from all
the rest
With childlike faith he oped to me. hi.
breast:
No door was locked IN altar, grave, or
grief:
No weakness yelled; concealed no dis
belief
The hope. the sorrow and the wrong
We're bare,
And ah, the shadow only showed the
fair!
gave him love for love: but deem
within,
I magnif1ed each frailty into sin;
Each hilltop foible IL the sunset
glowed.
Obscuring wales where rivercd virtues
flowed
Reproof became reproach, till common
The captious word at every fault
knew.
He smiled upon tho censorship and
bore
With patient love the touch that
wounded sore:
Until at length, so had my blindness
grown,
He knew l Judged him by his faults
Alone, of all men. ! who knew him
best.
Refused the gold, to take the dross for
Cold strangers honored for the worth
they saw;
His friend forgot The diamond in the
AT last it came--tt. day he stool
apart
When from my eyes he proudly veilcl
his heart:
When carping Judgment and uncertain
O stern resentment in his bosom stir.
red:
When in his face I read what T had
been.
And with his vision saw what he had
seen.
Too late! too late! Oh, could he then
have known.
When his love died, that mine had per-
feet grown:
That when the veil was drawn. abased.
classified,
Tho censor stood. he lost one truly
priced.
Too late we lcarn-a man must hold
his friend
Unjudged, accepted, trusted to the
John Boyle ORcilly.
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MIN either Indifferent or extremely
critical where women are concerned.
Ardmore shrugged his shoulders and
fumbled in his coat pockets as though
searching for ideas. An austere COM
posure marked his countenance at all
times, and emphasized the real dis.
tinction Of his clean-cut features. His
way Of fitting back his head and star.
ing dreamily into vacancy had estab-
lished for him a reputation for stu
pidity that was wholly undeserved.
PLEASE limit the discussion to the
present world, professor"
When Ardmore was displeased with
Griswold he called him professor, in
whitening tone that disposed Of the
academic life.
I'VE shall limit it to New Orleans
or the universe, as you like
I'm disappointed in you, Grissy.
You don't take this matter in the prop.
er spirit. I'm going to find that girl,
l tell you"
Il want you to find her, Ardy, and
throw yourself at her feet. Be it far
from me to deprive you of the joy of
search. I thoroughly admire your
resolute spirit. 1t smacks of the old
heroic times. Nor can / conceal from
you my consuming envy If girl
should fatter me with wink should
follow her thrice round the world.
She should not elude me anywhere in
the Copernican system. If it were not
the nobler part for you to pursue
alone, should forsake my professor
ship and buckle on my armor and
follow your standard
With the winking eye
For my battle-cry."
And Griswold hummed the words,
beating time with his stick, much to
Ardmore's annoyance.
"In my ignorance" Griswold con-
tinued, Il recall but one allusion to
the wink in immortal song. If my
memory serves me, it is no less q
soul than Browning who sings:
All heaven, meanwhile, condensed into
Which fears to lose the wonder. should
it wink
You seem worried, Ardy. Does the
wink press SO heavily, or what's the
matter?"
THE fact is, I'm in trouble. My
sister says I've got to marry"
(Which sister,"
Mrs. Atchison. You know Nellie?
She's nice girl and she's good sis
ter to me, but she's running me too
hard on this marrying business. She's
going to bring bunch of girls down
to Ardsley in few days, and she
says she'll stay until make choice"
Griswold whistled
Then, as we say in literary circles,
you're up against it. No wonder
you're beginning to take notice of
the frolicsome boarding-school girl
who winks at the world l believe
I'd rather take chances myself with
that amiable sort than marry into
your Newport transatlantic set
well, one things certain, Grissy.
You've got to come to Ardsley and
help me out while those people are
there. Nellie likes you; she thinks
you're terribly intellectual and all
that, and II you'll throw in a word
now and then, why
why, may be able to protect you
from the crafts and assaults of your
sister. You seem to forget, Ardy,
that I'm not one of your American
leisure class. I'm always delighted
to meet Mrs. Atchison, but I'm per-
son of occupations. I have a con-
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It's 1neself that's sic'; with lolgiir for
the old land and the dear:
I was crazy-wild 20 leave it, an to
make the journey here:
But I'm sorry sick at nornin', an at
evenin' tits as bad,
An my pliers wet will. cryIn', an my
hearts forever SAL.
1t is nice an easy w,,rkin' with con-
veniences at l,:,al
An the coal, an gas. an ''cctrics I
have learned to understand:
But I'd rather have The peat fire, an
the candle. an tie thltcb,
An the neghbors droppin' in when
the dure is on the latch.
There's n-comin' an a solE' here, am
people Enrryin' by;
But tho wind itself is lonesome, an
forever on the cry:
An the tears live in lie eyes till they're
rcd, an achin' sore.
AN me neHrt Is nigh L" break till / see
my home once more
For the grass is grcercr there, an tina
sky is bluer- blue
An the fields are jest q -watin' for me-
feet to ramblc through;
An the little boys be pl:yin' round the
durc, an nskin' why #4
Sisters gone so long away. ar If she's
comm by an by? All
An me mither sets a.patclin an a.
mournin' OF me, too
Nc, that kept 'cm all a"!aughir', though
the pawn tasks were fcw,-
Jest a-plannin an a-pinchin' for to
make the two ENDS meet,
But the love it kept IFS gon', an we
had the dancin' feet.
SO I'm savin up me w.nes-ivery PEN
ny can spare.
Till ! git the passag e- money to the old \
home over thera.
For me eyes they ache with cryin', an
me heart is sad an sore
An III never be cor''rted till cross
the seas once more.
Emma A. Lentc in Youths Com
panion. 81
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eyes, I'm just back from Europe"
did you see any towns abroad that
reminded you Of homc?" sa
ooh. yes. in Venice everything was
flooded and in Pompeii the streets We're
all dug up
College Youth--Say, dad. would you
endorse few notes for me?
Wise Father Con a visit)--Waal, son,
! hain't no great jedge O. music, but
We kin go ahead and sing a few If We
feel like It
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The Exile.

John Boyle O'Rci>ly.