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Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
BUYS TOYS FOR ORPHANS
INSTEAD OF FOR FRIENDS
HONORABLE MENTION

Dear Aunt Laurie
TVERY year 1 had saved my money
II to buy expensive presents for all
-1I my relatives and friends, but one
dav lust a week before Christmas 1
was Walking through an orphan asy-
luno. and ! was struck with the pleas
ure the children took in every little
pIaything. AS first l thought how
would love to give them each Christ
mas present, but l realized that 1
would then have no money left for
all my friends.
But as l thought it over ] realized
that l might give very small gifts to
some of my friends, who had all they
needed anyway, and thus make these
little lonesome people very happy on
Christmas day.
50 / set to work. and l believe 1
enjoyed buying those small presents
more than I ever had my Christmas
shopping before.
/ dressed a small doll for each grille
and bought a little book for each boy,
And then TO each went bag of
candy.
When Christmas came 1 went down
10 see the little entertainment the
children were giving. Some one else
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
Adventures of the Naughty Squirrel Boys

they laughed and chuckled as they
thought of the gay times they were
going to have without their mother.
Suddenly, without warning, two rough
boys, accompanied by fierce bu ldeg'
rushed at them, and they had to run
for their lives
Gladly they started back home, but,
alas! they took the wrong road, and
although they hunted half the night,
they could not find the right tree.
Oh, how cold those squirrel boys
We're W thout their dear mother! The
rest of the night they sat huddled on
a branch, wiping away their tears
with their fuzzy tails.
After hours of waiting day returned.
and two little hungry squirrel boys
found their way home.
Mother, dearS' they cried, 1--WE will
never leave you again. We had such a
sad time on our trip to the city"
MARY c. KENDERDINE.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

had given them a Christmas tree, and
each one had some small toy
1t made my heart warm with hap
piness as l saw the perfect content
come over the children's faces as they
saw their toys.
AS l saw the loving motherly look
come into those little girls faces when
they held their dollies close 1 felt
that 1 had used my Christmas money
much better than if I had spent it all
on my little nieces and nephews, who
had all they needed without
Somehow l felt that that was what
the Master wanted us to do when he
said
"Inasmuch as ye have done it unto
one Of the least of these, my brethren,
ye have done it unto me-"
Your loving niece
BEULAH BRODE.
901 West Thirty fourth street. Jeffer-
son street school. grade BS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

feet long. She is a beauty. She has
real hair that comes to her shoulders,
and you can curl il or braid it, which
ever you like.
But will you have to make her
dresses? No, here they are, all made,
in her trunk.
She costs 81. Yes, you certainly
must get her.
Then you go back to the front of
the store. What a gay, brilliant sight
meets" your eyes. Small Christmas
trees all bright and sparkling, toys of
all sorts and other things which per-
haps you had heard of before or seen.
Billies, 'possums and Teddy Bears and
animals.
After buying things for your friends.
and few more things for yourself,
you start for home, feeling that you
had had fine time that night, and
tomorrow-well, If I'm not mistaken,
you will have still finer time. Your
niece, ETHEL BUCHANAN.
40S Mount Vernon avenue, San Ber-
nardino Cal
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

There were two little squirrel boys,
who dwelt in a hole in a tree, which
stood in the midst of a wood.
The little SOU rre.s h ard that ever
50 many real little boys and girls were
going to give parties, so they said to
each other: "Come. let us squirrel
boys give party. We VIII go to
mother and ask her permission. We
will invite all the young squirrels aid
chipmunks that we play with, and let
us also invite the Screech Owl. He
can see in the dark, and we will have
him give a long and loud hoot II he
sees anyone coming"
The little SOU rrels were very much
disappointed when their motler tod
them that she could not allow them to
give a party.
Winter was here. and even with their
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
FINDS SHOPPING A TASK

Dear Aunt Laurie:
ooh dear" sighed Mrs. Hopkins as
she al GIFTED from the car in the down
town shopping district of Chicago one
week before Christmas, Il just know
I'll faint or get nervous and do some
awful thing in this crowd. Oh, well,
III Just have to get Jack something
for Christmas"
"Oh, never mind, DEAR said Mrs.
James quietly, "Ill help you to select
your things
They entered a department store, and
after much explanation with a floor
walker they finally gained information
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
death of cold" laughingly remarked

death of cold" laughingly remarked
Alta.
"Well, 1 guess you wouldn't either
if you'd had the fun we had" Bertha
joyously added.
Your loving niece,
HELEN G. MACE.
r. F. D. No. /, Box BOSE, l.. B. H. ,.
10, Long Beach, Cal. H. ]. CO.
Best wishes for Thanksgiving, Aunt
Laurie. Be sure you have as good
time as possible. because vacations
don't come often, and they are precious.
HELEN.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
PERSONAL CHATS WITH
THE HERALD JUNIORS
Dear Aunt Laurie:


Thank you very much for The Her
aid Junior pin. l think it Is a very
pretty and nice little pin. Even as I
sit here writing this note | am casting
glances at it, and am well pleased
/ would draw for the Junior only 7
cannot get any really black ink.
have tried three or four times. and
when l come to observe it carefully
find it is either purple, gray or blue.
The ink that had some time ago was
Diamond or Imperial ink, but 1 cannot
get any in this town. l will try again.
have plenty of Bristol board. Your
niece, ETHEL BUCHANAN
Try Carleton's black drawing ink.
Ethel. 1t is always black. That is the
kind we use here.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
l must tell you how proud 7 am
to possess one of those lovely pins.
advise. all Herald Juniors to work hard
for one. l wish to thank you for it.
Your niece, ESTHER VARLEY.
l am SO glad you liked the pins.
Esther. / know all the Juniors will
work hard, for they all want them,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

'No,N, friends, all be quiet and l
shall go out and see just what 1t all
means. There may be Indians about,
but they may not be in any great
number and 1 hope not on the warpath.'
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses
again were active buyers ef s,ecks IN =. =.
IocaI market taking on balance upward OF
az 600 shares a total for the last two DAYS
~ more than 100. 600 shares The heaVies'
purchases were in United States steer COM
mon.
have been declared as follows: Ihe 6us
genheim Exploration COMPANY; ea Tesu.al
quarterly 2iz per cent; Albany & Susaq57
hanna ban sgEisgnqas T1i,ag Verde epvsT r nt copsy
regular monthly &c; Rubber Goods Manu-
featuring Company. regular QuGtery -
per cent on the preferred. paya uns e.tIs
JuIy 25: Twin city Rapid Transit Com
pany. regular quarterly 1iz per cent on InS
Common, payable July :; General ChsrnieaI
Corpanv. H. per cent on the preferred
pavabIe july /: Denver & Rio Grande Rail
road. regular semi annual 2lz per cent on
the preferred: Yukon Cod CoInpan1y, ~ =
ular quarterly per cent, payable June 81
FAILURES IN MAY.-Commercial fall
ures in the United States during tne month
Of May, according TO the statistics com
piled BY r G. Dun & Co. numbered 80
with defaulted liabilities amounting 20 ss-
5a01s5 a large decrease both as 70 mum
Der and the aggregate Indebtedness wen
comparison is made with the sane I-lollt-. -
in the majority OF the preceding fourteen
years: in fact only in 1907. 1898 ana 1901 o.
the present decade were the failures fever
in number while in 1895. 1894. 1902 and 1901
only was the amount involved greater
COPPER MARKET-CnsettIed general
conditions. coupled with the approach of
the monthly statistics. have put reln-
u-orary check upon the demand for CopP@r
metal, but there have been no important
price recessions Some electrolytic may be
had for immediate delivery at 121sc- but
the ma jorfty OF those who have thirty DAYS
copper are firm a. Wednesdays prices O
I24.c 70 f3c There Is stiE some June COP
per 10 be bought. the demand for whicn
should clean uD the small available supply
ATLANTIC AND BIRMINGHAN--No-
tice is given By the Trust Company OF
first collateral trust ; per cent four-y ear
gold notes Of the Atlantic and Birmingham
Construction Company and Atlanta BIZ
-ringhau1 & Atlantic Railroad Company
that holders who have Tot asSented 20 tEe
settlement arranged by the noteholderS
orctecttve committee should present their
notes 20 the trust company al It's ONCE N
.his CITY for payment Interest on the
notes ceased on May b
aTCHISON BOND SUBSCRIPTION RE
-EIPTS The New York Stock EXc1anEe
has admitted 70 dealings The AtchiSon, To-
peka < Santa Fe Railway Company SUP
scrfrticr receipts for ffty-year per cent
oords. issue o. 1910. and interest from June
!. 1870
ODD LOT BUYING According 20 re-
,c--s received from Wall Street cOTnniS-
son houses. buying OF Odd lots on TIE
local Stock Exchange has been extremely
heavy in the last two days
NEW EXCHANGE MENBERS.-W William
:. Simpson and Hamilton ? kean have
stock Exchange The Stock Exchange seat
of Alfred KesSler has been posted IO-
transfer 20 Owen 2 Roberts
UTAH COPPER CONPANy--Tne output
~ the rial, C0pne- Company Il April as-
-regated Ta2s15 pounds OF copper
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

Vo-5on JrYne ConSOIs closed u-
Changed az s.. for money and s2is for ac-
count Anaconda unchanged AZ Es'z- cana
dian Pacific I higher az IN Grand Irunk
None vas in better supply and easier
Discounts were quiet
The early recovery in Americans a1d Ins
generally uuexpeC-ed reduction in the Sank
OF EngIand-s rate OF discount chee-ed the
stock market in The forenoon CO1SolS SE1
Efit-edeef securities rose z fraction. and al
though the Improvement vas not man
rsf-sd TIE tone was stead,s- than yeS-6T-
SaS The better feeling was also helped
BY the good bank statement and c1sape-
money Copper shares strengthened win
Americans. while Paris support aSSiS-se
kaT7rs and foreigners
American securities opened steady ara
ir1lv-oved on the reduction II --e bank rate
and covering Prices a. one time sloTe e
an advance % = 20 - the latter n -
Paul On weak advices tTcu Wall Street
p-eeS acre marked or sharply during IRE
afternoon with s. PAU showing loss q
8. and others $ . s. under the final New
York prices OF ysSte-62y- There vas 2
slight reaction n the la-s trade b1- t1e
market finished unsettled
Call money n London S--14 Ce- cent
open market discount rate for snort bills.
- per cent: long bills. 5-4 Per cent Berlin
discount rate - pe- cent Paris discount
rate - Ter cent PsriS eNch7~E7 OF Lon
don. > francs - centiE,ss- Berlin exchange
on London. - marks 49-z pfe11.<s- Bar
gold. rs 81 American eagles IS d
Paris June 2-Thrse pr cent renres a.
the closing showed a gain Of p csn1i1ss
above yesterday az 2 francs - cs1riules-
Berlin. lure Trading on tire Bos-ss
vas generally active and prices higher
Americans weak except Canadian Pacific
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Dealings on the Consolidated Exchange
were heavy. with the sales totaling u1.IE
shares distributed among ffty-eiEht DIFF
ferent stocks. Commission houses reported
the appearance at their offices Of many bar
gain hunters" who were buyers Of odd lots
to a large aggregate. Professional opinion
was decidedly bearish at the opening. but
later in the day ii exhibited a good deal OF
uncertainty Covering Of shorts was con-
Quoted on large scale Steel common
again led all other stocks in volume BY a
heavy margin. its aggregate being S. 30
shares II failed 10 sell above IS2.. against
a New York Stock Exchange high Of IS's.
but it got as low as SIS for limited
board. Reading. which was next in activ-
fly. did not sell above 15S1zs against 1855
on the other exchange. but its low was
l531s. against 1874. Union Pacific in the
afternoon touched high OF IL. against
I76Ts ST Paul's high was 1871. against
I3lis and its low ISL. against u. An odd
lot OF international Harvester az % repre-
Sented the first appearance of that stock on
the Consolidated list Detailed operations
follow
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET - Money on call
ooered Al uer cent: highest. 5 Per cent.
lowest. - Ter cent. closing per cent:
ru.1rE rate. 8 Per cent Time money rates
were trfEe easier. being 81 Per cent for
s5xtH DAYS. S--GSSs for ninety days. So q
ro~ four months. 4E4is per cent for I'VE
ana SiN months. si-Esss Ter cent for over
Tle -ed-
Mercantile paper was offered quite hoer-
glv Rates a. O. Per cent for sixty and
ninety days irGorsed hills receivs cle and
choice four 70 six months prime single
names. 5l5-- Ter cent for others
FOREIGN ENCIANGE.-Tte foreign ex
c-a1ee market opened weak az 4 further
decline o. about x points from We6nes-
Cay's close al 49, Z $50 for cables. sSS
as SeS5 for demand sterling and sS+G4 81.
e SlNrN-isN hills. Short francs were
quoted Al 5-S-s less - and short reichs-
marks ~ S5-s less 80 The market VAS
Influenced BY tie further heavy purchases
g American stocks tcr London account
Ss-eS O demand sterling we're reported 70
lave been made as low as Seea the down
N'ari movement being due 70 the great
pressure ~ aillS against stocks and other
securities purchased fc- foreign account.
TIE market recovered q considerable part
% SIS loss tu thc afternoon and cables were
Cuot"6 al 4S7el5's So. demand sterling 81
SSS-.s SSS5 ans siXTy-dsy hils al : SAGA S+iS-
SSl2rr francs held around S1S,s less 5-64 and
short reichS1larks SIS less Is
t--kerS' T..eS-cti rates follow
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

After a show of steadiness at the outset.
renewed weakness deyeloIed oeiore -tne
first hour on liquidation. u'hfcn contihueo
on a less extensive scale than IN the pre-
cedinz day. Traders were conspicuous ln
heIpinr the decline, although Wneh loN
levels were reached covering brought aoout
a small rally. The copper snares were
down from a small fraction 10 neaIy "a
point while the higher priced inousIrIaIIs I
we're Irregular. There were iairly ldrEe
orfertngs of American Tobacco: but the
stock vas we'll taken. Standard OH was.
heavy. Intercontinental Ruoper ran on =
II IN. mining list Raw Consolidated, Chino.
Miami and Giroux Consolidated were the
weak features Coldfeld shares were
fraction lower The silver issues were II
reg,iar NIpissing and McKinley-Darragh
improved fractionally on the runlor OF
larger dividend disbursement IN the form
OF an extra distribution. Union Mines vas
fairly active and about unchanged Ray
Central and Consolidated Arizona Smei,
ing were easier. Bonds were dui ahg
easier in symDathy with stocks Detalleo
tfous follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

E1oad0l. June the NeekIy return % THE
Bank q ECStz16 SEoEs rEe following
cAnEtS. Ictsi reserve increased s1.sis. .1sS
ClEe--Gr1o1 s1C-eGs=G Ez54 "a bullion IN
creased G-1saisa ether securities 6screG sed
E--ss 10 eZhss deposits decreased ss-1-iss.
rrsnt sec u-ltsss f-.s-ea<ss z e.S a.s IRE ra-o-
parton . - sE1ss -esesEe . Liabilities
3 -1w SCI s~- Cs3s-, sxsI1st E.-s y,zr cent
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
MEETINGS.

New York. Nav -. 1910
20 TEE $50 -NHOIDE-RS CO the Associated
lawns ----uCauy-\Ciice IS hereby given
Z a. the annual Msetins q the Stockholders 81
Ire sssocistsl Lawyers Company VII be held
p the c-.5ce = the Company. Nc l1o Broadwzy.
Manhattan Borough. n the CITY q New YORK
o. June =. 1870 eleven o'clock e n. ard
rssr n said meeting an election % directors q
slsr c1-r-z-v wiii ne held
WV : RAYNoR. Sec-era-v-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston. Sc
discount Chicago x discount San Fran
CISCO. Slc,I - premium. telegraph Tisc pre-
,0iicrn- New ORLEANS commercial sc dis
clS par. selling l-lac premium; 81 Louis.
- premium bid. lSc premium asked: Min
rolls. &C prem Cras Savannah. buying.
~-isc discount selling par
RANK CLEARlNGS- - New York. ex-
,harS $50 hSlsnces 81. s5S SO (,
Baltimore. EXCHANGES S6ee2 sSs balances
$50 81: Chicago. exchanges ssS.ao6lss bal
aDCes $ S5l.5SS. Boston. exchanges S4. 81. =
-. baiE1CeS Sis-7.7ca
SILVER MARKET T--Commsrci bar Sii-
ver. 5S;se. Mexican silver dollars. sac Bar
silver in I4cndon ClCSed at 24Ssd. an advance
- sd.
GOLD PREMIUM Madrid. :: Lisbon.
MENICAN EXCHANGE - Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted 81 20li-
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS - Reoe.pts
from customs YESTERDAY were N7sS2. cn-
tetDGl revenue S-SS.Sl and miscellaneous
s-1.s-i = total ~ s. SoasS5. against total
expenditures on ordinary account % S.SG1
- Eog TIE month ro date ordinary re-
Cs-pIS have been s.. .o.ss - and ordinary eN-
fe-6;rUreS So. - e. Ils excess q rscst pts
= date ordinary receipts haze 0een &S-.Sss.-
% against Nsss --S7l - tie same slCle n
80. EEG C-.4-ErE cNE--i .r-eS SSt1.ts1>
ESE--Sr S-+=-S-S-6 81 -s-l2 -Es excess z eN-
fel13-IreS sllS e-s- Al. @E---- - SG--1A-
80 compared Ri-l -sl excess last year Il
s-1 r-al1c Gvo-- rrs Excess = al eNTse-1.-
tECeS over sece.p-S >llcv I-tv amounts 70
SEz-f0sa. EERsT - su cN-e=S N Eh= Co-re-
Ssa1-lCs-- EE-tu6 scar $50 % Sl-5--a.sSS
SI-ff-T'Ls f-ASl n The S1t-T7saS ,s-y VAS
Gecto- - re Gearing E5~Se S----+sS
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03

ADVERTISEMENTS AND - 5SCRIPTTOxa
fo- The Tribune received ~ ch-ir Tutos-
C-ce- 10 1854 B-os1EaT- 1c-Tsea 3sth ana
37tr SIS until ? O 'cl1Ck T. Advertiserrsn,,
received a che % o-lCEt-E 5-z--1 of1ces az rsr
r.ia- once rates mi : GEEK : viz afl
str ave coz - - Ssh ave co-
I2r1 - Ia4 Eas- 80 - West 42d =
etse~1 -srS and 50 zTss - V-es- I.Ith y .
1855 81 ave 1875 = srs -ez- sIst st: frs
1sc ave. near S1rs - - Ess- Iz5tn st IN
fremont ave. 80 p ave z-1 any American
District -eleE-s11 o.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Ire sc,iaNtaS shows yesterdays clos.as
cu1c-rtgzl s~r --Ee-1LoaJ a--..s- Cc--r ra-cd
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03

last week and compares with decline from from
as per cent. 10 45A per cent IN TINS 80 -
last year. The rate OF discount was &c
duce6 from 10 81 per cent
Rsrlin June s-The weekly return OF me
y-nDerIai bank OF Germany shows the fol,
loving changes: Cash on hand decreased 20
s. .sos 0eD marks. loans increased =. .s5t,S,v
80 60 b,lIs Increased 1892, 900 marks;
notes in circulation increased 8. .s9y.g .s9.yo
marks. deposits decreased e. .S5l.No IiL mars
aud gold on hand decreased +. .093,up MARKS
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
NOEFOIK s WESTERN RAILWAY co.
T,,r >r.c.R.F.IIs POWER CO.

Rad street New York. June 2. 1910
-Hs Eoa-i - Directors have declared oiTt-
6rl6 ~ s. Ter share OF the stock of this
Cc-1asrv from re surplus net income. payahle
81 md after July -. 1910. stockholders OF
record CT the 18th day % July 1910.
z l I.CNEI.ACE. Secretsry-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03

s. 600 BinE Ry es Sex s9s s9S sos
5000 DM&FtD % SIS - So So 50
q 600 Jones & L IS. .1o1t. S1O1ss I01i Io1 :.
20 COO West Pac IS 95i. asa e51 eS+
SELLS cents per share Assessment paid
:Cesh. sOda lots
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
PugLic Unity SECURITIES.

t,.--5s-es L. HyE-.fzars El-c--sl 4 Cc1e-zz
- - nEI stres-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
.nI-I-a tanRrn RiCO STGAR COMPANY.
New York. June 1910

PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND
: 6Eri5sn6 - rwo Pe- cent CT the prstsrrec
s-c,k O. THIS Company has been declared 1or the
rrs~s Quarter q the current fiscal yeEr: there
has also l-ee- declared s dividend o3 one per
cerr on rhe common stock &C TIRE Ccu1psny
Eo.h DIVIDENDS ar payable OF July !. lSlo 10
.--ck rel isrS = recc-s ar TIE close oS business
Ct June - 1910. Checks viii b r,siled by
NessrS Nune- Schsii & Co. CT New York CitN-
TEe Transfer Socks Viii be closed q June -
1910 and Nll he reCuSnNs On July . 1910
= a DIILTNGEAM. Secretary
NOgFDIE X & WESTERN RAILWAY co.
-t= E1srs Directors ess declared 3 oGsr-
ra-lN .sis,Es-s q one and one-oUarte- per cent
l.y,1- ne common sock O. the COMPANY. pay
8 1ls ~ the o-sCe % TIE Company. Arcade buiic-
IS FyAs,a ,s,.r:s Pa on and after June 15th.
-@la = -he Common Stockholders IS registered
e -, t,7<c - business Msy SISI. 1910
( Il ALDEN. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03

'gu-nssed - Vaa sssaseS 4 u. N ~
slrses
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
COSaLT STOCKS

'---'z1s- ~ Wa-rea Gs1nsks < 60. No -
Brad scrsstR
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
BOSTON STOCKS.

tENz-a-sAsd % P L Dag C. No 3 Va
street,
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
sosToN CURB STOCKS

? t1-Eisae3 ~ : Tno1uss EssaharSt NJ "a
hso4- s;-e~; Ne@ Yosk at No>.S4 Dey,a-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
BALTIMORE STOCKS

- alvsaszA rAsssa
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06

inpart the whole grevous pain OF these struggles she
them
Gradually she ncrvcd herself to view the lie laid ont
Tor her Day by day she alarmed herself into nervous
emotional state seeing the futiy OF cndcayoring to
rcilne long habituatcd personality That which she
mad gone forward To reduce terrible task
sight
At length highly wrought i'll this emotional state OF
imagination, She began campaign OF unccasing irrta-
biIy, upbrmdng him. accusing him. suspcctng him OF
thousand things the major portion of which in his
simplicity he could not have conceived. Some OF the
But ono day tho torment. tins discussion grew to
proportions not even he could stand patiently.
You arc savage" she cried out him
w Not John paused in his cxpostuIaon His hands
dropped to his sides and the words which nc had en-
dcavorcd TO conHre up were never uttered Wolf
John was Tor the moment paralyzed. hen rage pos
Scssed hun. He was savage. or course it was true
He had tried, tried with what agony had hc not en-
deaVored 70 make OF himself that which he knew he
should be But he a savage. He had been a
savage always What mattc7cd it that he had tried to
redeem himself through this woman'S cultivated sweet
ness He savage The knowledge branded him
herccy. With low grow the protest Of 4 savage he
struck her. He had the blow TO be heavy
severe, in the fashion OF savage But perhaps the
tncr instincts OF that dssolue wretch who had been
his father Caught his brain and For that mo-
mcnt at least he not n savage. The blow swept
IRON 4 madly ccnchcd fist open hand TO pair
OF lrngcr-hps sweeping her check. burning it The
insane strength of it had been mastered Ono moment
she looked At him i'll fear and then went OFF by herself
weeping.
Wolf John sorry for this ignorant action pcni-
tent the moment 1t he'd been completed But nc had
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-06

TT was a wildwood. but that OF wildwood in
which ono sometimes finds handkerchief or
bit OF ribbon from a woman's hair. 1t was
within calling distance OF the outposts Of civiliza-
non That was apparent Something had had a soften
inc influence on the very twigs OF this primcyal
plaoc 1t could longer be called wilderness, since
,hcre was path through ii. definitely marked path
way. though not used enough to render it adamant
against tic rams. and narrowly timid Certain daring
Wolf John, he through tho wood noticed
hesc evidences Of mankind They were not pleasing
10 him He did not for man. nor for the idle
ambitions OF men Necessity sometimes, as it did now
drove him communicate with them for brief intervals
vet he only did this because OF necessity unwil-
ingl. quite surely in his manner Therefore the white
men OF the settlements called him Wolf John
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OF expressing this abec contritivc through
his eyes and she would not look at him Indeed. men
OF his sort seldom believed when their heartfelt
confession are made, and Wolf John stood condemned
his heart for he loved her
That night he was alone She had left the house.
He went through the garden and down the woodland
path calling her When he returned the little house
great all-embracing atmosphere of loneliness had
engulfcd 1t. He could not endure the silence. Wolf
be there. He met by old Dave Larson, who yio-
cnty threatened and berated him