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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
WIFE SUICIDE COMES
AS CLIMAX OF QUARREL

LEW1STOWN. Mont. Sept. 2c.-Mrs.
w j, Coombs aged %, wife of William
Coombs, who is operating the Maiden coal
mine under lease took carbolic acid this
morning. following quarrel with her
husband and died soon aftcrward 1t is
said that her health had not been good
hor husband. On their return TO the
mine there was quarrel and the wife
stated that she would kin herself. The
husband attached no Importance what
over to this and each left the house for
Il short time. on his return. Mrs. Coombs
stated that she had taken carbolc acid.
but not until his wife commenced To suf
fer and asked him to get some lard. did
he realize that she had actually taken
the poison. 1t WAS then too late To do
anything for her. Coroner Crcel made
all investigation and brought In the body.
Mr. and Mrs. Coombs came here from
Kansas City four years ago.
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TEDDY AND SHERMAN
WILL BOTH BE THERE

UTICA. y. V, Sept. 20.-Nictorious in
Oneida county. but beaten IN ms own
election district. ward and assembly dis-
trlct, winning by scaut majority IN the
city OF Utica In today's primaries. vice
President Sherman will attend the Ike +,
publican state convention at the head
Of ihe delegation from the first Oneida
district. the Sherman forces having won
in the first and third districts.
The best estimate OF the primaries al
midnight indicates that the organization
Republicans VIII have fourteen and thc
progrcssives nine OF the twcnty-three
delegates. This Is conceded by The pro-
Srcssives. u
The greatest fight ccn!ered IN INC
seventh ward Of Utica--Mr, sherman )
own ward There are two districts III
the ward and Mr.. Sherman lost the a'S,
trict in which he resides by vote ol
i54 10 100 The entire ward was Won ps
The Insurgents by a majority OF %:
Nassau county elected Theodore koosc-
Welt 10 head ITS delegation to the stute
convention and the adjoining county oi
Suffolk also elected Roosevelt deieea
tloD. , . lid
dcicga ton OF sIxty-one that VIII supper
Colonel Roosevelt, .,, ,,
or the three assembly districts. MI
sherman carried The first. lost inc SEC,
ond overwhelmingly. and Won Inc thif'
by "a small majority
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Insurgent-P Progressive Leayen
Appears to Be Working
Effectually.
DEFEATED CONGRESSMAN
SERVED EIGHTEEN YEARS
Sidney Anderson, Young Law
yer, Makes Victorious In
surgent Campaign.

ST. PAUL Mimi. Sept. 21,-Althoug
the returns are incomplete it was rea-
sonably certain at an early hour this
morning that Congressman James T.
Tawney of the First district. a stand
pattcr." had been defeated for the Re-
publican nomination to congress by Sid
ney Anderson: young attorney OF
Lanesboro
While his managers had not given uf
the fight. they characterized the outlook
as rotten" Tawncy, who has been q
member of congress continuously since
1892, apparently Is beaten by 1000 votes
Frank NJ, Nye OF Minneapolis was re-
nominated In the Fifth district by a
large majority, as was Clarence &. Mill
cr of Duluth. Congressman Volstcd
Steenerson. Davis and Lindberg. all in
surgents, were renomnated by large ma
jorltlcs
in the Fourth district the result be-
tween Fred G. Stevens and Hugh Hal
bert had not boen decided at an early
hour this morning, but stevens was run
ming ahead and the Indications were that
be would be the winner.
Contest Was Bitter.
The fight which led up to the prima
rcs today was the most bitter in which
Congressman Tawney has figured in his
eighteen years rs representative from the
First district, Anderson, Il young law
yer. residing at Banesboro. came into
the opposition of Tawney late. but Inn
mediately begun his whirlwnd campaign
1t was fought entirely along insurgent
lines.
He fought Tawney as a Capnonlte, the
only man of tho Minnesota delegation
who voted for the tariff bin, and an enc
my OF Roosevelt.
The address OF the eX-president al
the st. Paul conservation congress ir
which he struck directly at rawuey
served az another bomb for Anderson
and he used 1t In all his utteranccs.
Pinchot Also Helped.
On Labor day ut Rochester, Clifford
Piuchot delivered an address unsolicited
II was claimed in which he attacked
the record of Tawncy, The latter's re-
ply 10 this attack In which he charged
Pinchot with improper use Of publi,
moneys and with defeating the free lum-
her tariff bill. proved Mr.. Tawncy's only
speech of the primaries. incidentally in
that address Tawney defended his public
career and the keynote was that he be
licvcd In government by law which made
impossible the Roosevelt commissions
tho extension OF the secret service and
the further expenditure of money b!
Pmchot.
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ElHE TRAIL
ALLEGED MURDERERS

'yk, s,1S. Ariz.. Sept. 2O.-In the
a ~ hse ehoui Snowflake, twenty
II. HeEe; N The White hills.
"A sg sang William Stewart. for
~ na, ~IGs cavalrymcn at Fort
. %skng their ilna. attempts
~ pe the hloodhounds and
a ., VINO are hunting them for
isp,n%s.,f ~ fred Kibbe and Alfred
81 :; men OF Globe. last
ndzy ,9,,oscly were tho fueltiyes
A q, ulat mat they abandoned their
b ''ol sought refuge In the
<suu,i.II n Thompson of Globe. with
AZ , zd,b, came here today and
'lra I'm Inn, fresh, horses. He said
|e f1Uiia1ns fndians were only ten miles
es sSoss,uvGs. whose abandoned
Ths Inv ny the posse carly IN
iofme, sngyTiu s,giu expects n battle
\ ana ' soldiers. who after sIsv-
|aSIs,as S,a Hillpot, robbed tn them ma OF
czlIa weapons. and huntIne
k nay, iihey may bc captured
esr,a,n,,' hours. said Thomp-
fbs 'aIy MY before they reach tbs
! are ,rsusgscd s,,cgcd slaycrs have I,tiIe
1nip "hs in an arid section
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LEWIS HAS AN EASY
VICTORY IN NEW JERSEY

TRENTON, n. J., Sept 2O--Vivian NJ.
Lewis was nominated for governor on
the first ballot at the New Jersey Rcpub-
licun state convention today. Mr.. Lewis
received 613n votes against about 800
votes cast for three other candidates.
These three aspirants We're President Jo-
sepb T. FrclinGhuVsen of the state SEN
ate Prosecutor Pierre r. Garvcn of
Hudson county and former Assembyman
William u, Martin. the latter the candi-
date OF the progrcssivcs.
As soon as the balloting showed that
Lewis was nominated. delegates began
to change their votes and amid enthusi-
Continued on Page Two,
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BRYAN OUT To
FIGHT DAHLMAN
Former Democratic Leader o.
poses Nebraska's Candidate
for Governor.
OBJECTS TO HIS STAND
. ON THE LIQUOR ISSUE
By Inference, if Not Directly
Says Dahlman Is Liquor
Mems Servant.


LiNSohN' Neo'' sept -u'-ih eld'e
ment in which he declares that the cru
sade which he feels inlpeIod To wage
against the liquor interests OF the state
and nation overshadows personal and
political friendship of twenty years, VIII
had bolted the head of the Democra tic
state ticket in Nebraska and would not
support James c. Dahman for governor.
MI Sryam SAYS ne ,h regrets 5 'hS' LA e me rs
his first departure from political reGu-
larity bat saws he feels it his duty to
do so because OF the position taken by
the Democratic nominee on the liouor
question.
For coun+v o,+ior
roi ooun1y option'
The statement, which, In a way, is
apologetic in tone, does not indicate that
Mr.. Bryan will support the candidate of
any other party but announces that he
and the early saloon closing law, both
OF which he insists are menaced by Mr..
Dahlman's candidacy. The statement fol-
lows;
"a am just leaving for Missouri, and
shall be absent practically all of the time
for about a month campaigning in Mis-
souri,, Kansas. Iowa, Indiana and IIi-
speak for Mr. Hitchcock the Dcmocra tic
candidate for congress, and for the state
ticket In Nebraska
'In speaking for the state ticket how
ever. l shall not be able to present any
arguments I'm favor of the election oi
Mr.. Dahlman. Ills position on the liquor
tb;e eTnoadineI, for hn ps. beon ;, nc
IitIcaI ond pcreonoi frI.nd Tor .-Hopty
veaTs and - uor,ld cive mo nIoo enre ~
sneak for hin, ~ ! cn,I,d indorse Tho moi
iSv for which he siande hut he Ih.,
nEosan oi,o tto ir,,o Du. ,,e,i, ~ ~
no 20 n,oun, i@amc and ,,aI,o ~ 49,, t
ihat issue N ''''''>o no "PpS"' va
oCdUQ DldQG Cl6dr.
''In spite Of tho fact that tho los
pcmocratic state convention voted down
"a declaration against county oniion NV =
vote OF Gas 10 20o. he saNs tbnt he yy,Il
veto q county option hill II nsssed and
in spito nj tho TACT that the stste ron
yention indoreed The g o'c 'cIncl, cIocjn- Ia "a
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President Issues State
Regarding His Con-
|,,snce With Taft.
|rbAD, HOWEVER,
NJ INDIRECT SUPPORT
4 Opens Headquarters
lrstoga Preliminary
10 Convention.

yoRY. Sept. 2o,-Theodore
s,ujed today that he had gone
r,rsn. Conn. to seek the help
a, raf, in the New York state
, tbst the president had refused
'poo.evel, said that Lloyd c,
Ia sident of the New York coun-
.|rsn committee, had arranged
- between the president and
M Griscom confirmed Roose-
"A Colonel Roosevelt gave out
-, regarding the interview
Z, sny suggestion from. me, Mr.,
,stsS me ii would be willing
,}s nresidenr and l said that
Snu)d. lie had at first men
"a York as the place of meet
md me al Syracuse on Satur-
n would be New Haven. and
rtp, accordingly.
Not Asking Help.
"A, no help from the president
4 no REQUEST OF the president,
4 Indirectly. and had no request
Oar Interview was most cor
skzsant and without any ques-
,tTpssi from me. the president
~ that ne hoped we would win
a ana that he had so informed
|5n his remarks being In sub
- attributed 10 him in the
d from the correspondent on the
s train.
-tellng was enjoyable In every
|IEas glad ! went"
|r,nre Colonel Roosevelt started
Il bis editorial office TO Oyster
futcmobile. late this afternoon,
La appeared. He talked some
d the colonel and then issued
|IEent:
atieom's Statement.
1ss,ed TO Mr.. Roosevelt that he
1 PRESIDENT. Mr.. Roosevelt said
\ h delighted TO do so. There
r5nilon made by either OF us Of
Ia In the meeting. Mr.. Roose-
y tQthing Of the president.
|<Eldcnt volunteered 10 me that
tad 10 reiterate his views ex-
= bis letter to me OF August 20,
the situation OF the Republican
I'd York. and stated to me sub
FBh7t hss appeared IN the news
y telegTaphcd from the presldcn-
\ 1hc meeting was most cordial
rspeci."
Roosevelt refuses to add any
ns statement except to repeat
ateting With the president had
IA pleasant and tnat President
zen entirely cordial In manner.
~ was emphatic In saying that
6Eeyelt had nothing to do with
5tnents for the interview, and
1Esestcd IL
roosevelt has established head
saatoga. He said today that
~. slate superintendent of pris-
ne has announced will be his
9 man, has engaged the first
nltage, The colonel will leave
lor Saratoga at 12:45 p. m. OF
zeddy Is Laying Low.
.sfo a number OF visitors TO his
with whom he talked politics
nhel had nothing to say on the
Won. He took luncheon with
fpst, former governor OF Porto
sih W, ]. Mcfarland OF uar.
.elstlon. VIC 4i''i
FAMED that the fight OF the
~Ees az Saratoga is 10 be al
eDa mat no candidate has beer
y 'or governor or for any othe,
expected that Roosevelt
70 Saratoga without a slate
~ VIII be no indication which
uolen or more men who hav,
1,r9ned prominently for th,
~ nomination will receive tl1ei,
.'a lansTe is known 10 exist, how.
W T mat an upstate man car
Is possible 10 agree upor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-21
's''S.. 'asa'SONS HONORED
lH HIGHEST DEGREE

RmcIi ~ Sept 2o.-The gu-
|irisdlc,g5ad ~ thirty Third degree,
I'D 'AcccntoSS' VI nc United States.
sbnclavc' '',n h scottish Rite Ma.
Anmin,d mere tonight elected
hembersbIl.o OF Providence. r. l.
Kenyon 10 succeed the late
2isne co,,ran Of Providence, 50
sfec and ~ u conferred the thIr-
v'zevcn 1 honorary membership
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New Idaho Postmasters.

Special TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Sept 90.-Four fourth
class postmastcrs were appointed in Ida :
no TODAY. Badger, Fremont countv. Mar
Garct T.. Drake; l.ewisvillc. Fremont
county. Mary NJ. Robinson; Murtaugh.
TWIN Fails county, Marion l.. McMa-
han; Tahoe, Idaho county. Loren w
Bodcnhofcr.
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Double Lyl1chilig,

TAMPA. Fla, Sept. 2o.-Whilc being
transported 10 the county ieil tonight
nj Q o'clock Gastenege Ficcarotta and An
cclo Albano. two prominent Italians who
have been conspicuous In the cigar strike
here. were taken from deputy sheriTs
and hurried to a heavily wooded place
nearby and hanged to the limb OF tree.
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! .rS',,aently , Murder.

zser. AM. sept. gO.-The bodv
Wash, NJ wsseilny business man
sh Undo" "aS rs found today in a
" ana MI Mau Old house at Nav
from on Main street. will The
Pom a bilo SI TO ear and an eve
tho ibro!o@ o!o@ There were Gye
',Ls seycn da". nogecr had been
"'l by thioS,. thiS. Tho police think
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Salt Lake Bank Approved.

Snecial TO Thc Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Sept 20. The Ma
,ionaI Coppcr bank OF Salt Lake was
todav approvcd as reserve agent Far me
iIah National of Ogden
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Indea to Toddy's Tribune
Observation-Disclosures,
Departments.
Domestic.

Insurgents IN Minncsota dctcat
Congressman Tawncy ........
Political fight In New York ap
preaching climax ..,............
Battle among Colorado Rcpublt-
cans wakes warm .,s.,.ss,b,.s
Motfat road still active ......,..
Roosevelt denies asking aid OF
Taft ...,.. .,,,..,..
Bryan will oppose election Of Dahl
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Local.

Consolidation Of big mining com
panics I'm Park city district.
Results of Democratic primaries l.
Wyoming law will be lndorsed In
Utah Republican state platform l.
Lewis Cannon compelled to with
draw from senatorial race. ......li
Pretty fights In Republican county
Mrs Bathsheba Smith dead ..,.,l4
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klERICANS SHOULD ATTEND PRIMARIES TONIGH

-,o,, select this paper
sosvad the F1OhHen
y. to advertise. Then
-, and advertise your
-, !. Systematically.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-12-01

Human Life says he has helped to inspire
discoveries
Not long the Carnegie Institution IN
which has
OF al Institutions manifold scientific activities Dr.
although the WORKERS uE
besides medicine he almost
nonmagrec yacht and It's observatory
as IN subject
Woch Occupying
po,ssop University
knowledge
kidney troubles, and other diseases
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-12-01
He Couldn't See.

Little Jacks father was the teacher
Of the Sunday school class Of which
Jack vas new member. He had been
told that MS this was his first Sunday
he would not be asked any questions
but he must pay close attention Just
the same,
Sc, on tho way home his father
asked him who It was who killed
Goliath.
~ don't know ! was sitting on the
back seat and couldn't see" was the
ready answer,--From Norman f.
Mnck's National Monthly
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-12-01
}. j. HILL 72 YEARS OLD

James ]. Hnl Of St Paul, celebrated his 72d
birthday anniversary n fow days ago Tho
heading reads, -. j. Hm 70 Years Old" Per
laps it would have been nearer correct 81 it
read, James j. Hnl u Years Young" If there
is another man in the United States who has
Iasscd the allotted time Of three score years
and ten, and, having done as much work IN his
fetime as James j. IIill, Empire Builder OF
The Northwest" still retains as keen an intellect
md can yet do as much important work in day
ST. Paul would like to know who he IS.
Mr.. Inns son, Louis w, Hill as president
j the Great Northern railroad, has relieved his
either Of much work but in the Office Of presi
dent Of the board James J, Hin finds enough to
do to keep him busy every day, His hand is
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-12-01
BERNHARDT STILL YOUTHFUL

The emotional fe.vid and , err youthful Bern
hardt is once again IN our midst With a roper
tore of "a plays, she will tour this country for
six months and will then visit Cuba and Mexico
OF course the Divine Sarah"-how many million
times has she been called thut?-has made the
inevitable statement that this Is her farewell
tour, but American thentorgoers are hardened
dsillusioned, The most trusting patron Of the
drama, whose wide-eyed belief In the truth Of
many stage legends Is almost pathetic becomes
cynical and peevish when the term farewell
tour" is used in connection with any celebrity
most Of al Sarah Of the furnished tresses. Sarah
has "farCwelled" too often.
But When you get right down TO It, who
,pants her 10 ratlre. anYWaY2 Whom q wnnan Of
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-12-01
JUDGE WHO TRIED CRIPPEN

Lord Alyerstone, chief justice Of England, Is
the Judge before whom Dr. Harvey H. Crippen
was tried for the murder Of his wife, and It was
he who sentenced the American dentist to be
hanged Lord Alverstone Is regarded in England
rs having exceptional judicial ability He was
born in December 1912, the second son Of Thorn.
AZ Webster G. c., and Elizabeth, eldest daughter
OF Richard Cathrop, Swineshead Abbey Lincoln
shire He was educated at Kings College School,
at Charterhouse, and at Trinity College, Cam
bridge, where he was Scholar, thirty-hfth Wran-
gler and third.cass Classic He became bar
rister In 1868; Joined the SOUTHEASTERN Service
circuit; later, was appointed Tubman, and, after
that, Postwar, Of the Court Of Exchequer He
took silk ten years after he was called In 1880
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-12-01

nothing escapes ms nouce I'uece OF Mr. iIs
glte
Conservation in
IN that address Uinb quoted in
Summit residence street
the
beautiful bluffs beyond
his home
O
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-12-01

CT lesomo lad Of l9ay wonderfully
the vyscty which the demanswhy
Why playing
Americans backing her
has said in
hardt that she looks barely half
wordfamous
in real life"
and straight girls her complexion clear and
healthy, denied.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-12-01

he
appointed
England fer the Isle OF Wight He
1892
Of the Rolls In 1872 he
OF William CaNhrop Of Wthen Lincolnshire
chief Justices summing up in the celebrated
Of After telling
acqutt Lord Alyerstone
extraordinary had
committed CHASTITY
hom
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-12-01

Tors san / CONll noe
gt well unless [
had an operation.
/ knew I could not
stand the strain Of
one, SO / wrote TO
You sometime ago
about my health
and You told ne
what 90 do, After
taking Ly'ia Z.
pinkham's Ecgeta-
Die Compound and
Blood Purifier [ am
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-12-01

Il Is better to inherit fortune than
10 marry ono,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-12-01
GOVERNMENT HEALTH ADVISER

When Theodore Roosevelt discovered some
years ago that the Panama Canal could never DC
built until tho yellow fever plague was con
quered, he appointed a commission OF meoi'h,
men 20 discover the cause Of the sconrge ana
the means Of preventing it, The splendid worn
Of that commission everybody knows nut not
everyone is aware that the members OF the com
mission were named by private cilzen' lT
William H. Welch, Of Baltimore. Dr. "elch mas
occupied for wears the unique position Of unoili-
cial adviser to the United States government IN
al large matters relating TO the public health.
There is hardly a single body that has TO do with
the national health which does not include Or.
Welch among It's members
AS nresldent OF the RochofoMor IngtItnto Tor
The Marshall republican., 1910-11-18
NELSON
Golden Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Thornton of
Saline City are numbered among
the few who have the good for
tune of celebrating their golden
wedding, Last Sunday at their
home with a host of relatives
about 175-several coming from
Oklahoma, they honored the fiji
tieth anniversary of their marriage
The guests. were treated to a sum
tuous dinner prepared for the oc-
casion and spent the day in a very
pleasant manner. The host and
hostess were the recipients Of mum
erous valuable gifts; which are val
ued at about 5000. Those present
from this city were Mr.. and Mrs.
M. F. Wiley a:a1 G.. w. Cowan and
family.-Advance,
The Marshall republican., 1910-11-18
SWEET SPRINGS

Born to Will A. Dillon and wife
Nov. 4, 1850, a sop,---W. T. Barnd
and wife are happy over the arri-
vail off a boy and girl at their home
Nov. 8, 191O.---Ed T. Ford and
wife and Mrs. E. M. Brown of Kan
a City, are here at the bedside of
Clyde Mcconnell, who was appar-
emily a short time to live.---The
Sweet Springs Farmers Creamery
Co. received during October 10 $50
pounds of cream from which 1916
pounds OF butter were made and
paid to it's seventy-bne patrons
Tor cream, $1,097, s5.---F. c. Red
dick of New York City, has pur-
chased the stock of goods belong
ing to w. B. Bellamy and will con-
tinue business at the old stand.--
Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1910-11-18
It's a Crime

to neglect your health. The worst
neglect that you a be guilty of
is to allow constipation, bilious
ness or any liver or bowel trouble
to continue. 1t is poisoning your
entire system and may lead to a
serious chronic disease. lake Bal
lard's Herbine and get absolutely
we'll. The sure cure for any and
all troubles of the stomach, liver
and bowels. Sold by P. Fl. Frank
Tin.
The Marshall republican., 1910-11-18

/ couldn't give her any reason for try
ing to hurry her decision. / can't tell
her about your Aunt Georgy and tho
property in Australia, can II"
Thunder, MOI" l answered for Ter
hume; that would never do! She
wouldn't like that part of 1t, at ALL"
Naturally not. She wouldn't like
to think you only wanted to marry her
for a reason as mercenary as that! l
don't wonder you wish to keep your
real motive from her!" AS she said
this my wife favored Terhune with a
s%cornful and penetrating glance.
He hung his head, and ! confess
felt a bit dashed myself. Women al
ways have the most intensely roman
tic notions of honor and that sort OF
thing, and 1t makes a fellow feel awk'
ward. You can't explain to 'em, you
know.
But that isn't the only reason" he
began, and put his hand TO his short
mustache ~nervously, as he does wheI
he's genuinely moved.
Very we'll, then" quoth my wife
| cheerily, "if that's the case you're
Sure to come out all right in the end
You've only to prove your other rea
son to Agatha Sixth, that's ALL"
do you mea because you thinl
she'll change her mind and give Arcl
his answer in timer" / shouted afte,
her, for she had already started bael
toward the house, I knew instinctivel.
to find Agatha Sixth.
NO" she called back over he
shoulder for our further comfort
because l think Arch will be ma
enough to change 1t for her!" An,
we had to be content with that.
To be continued