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Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
MRS. CECIL CLYNE JOINS
RENO DIVORCE SEEKERS
Wife of Local Mining Engineer Al
Ieges Extreme Cruelty
Especial to The Heraldl

RENO, New, May 2O.-Although Cecil
B. Clyne, connected with the firm of
Blaisdell company, 1874 Pacific Electric
building, Los Angeles, with apartments
at the Harnpden Arms, denied the pres
ence OF his wife in Reno, she filed suit
here for divorce today, alleging extreme
cruelty from September, 1906, to June,
1909, at Los Angeles.
Mrs. Clyne was formerly Miss Ber-
tha Wingate of Cleveland, from which
city it is said she ran away from home
and married Clyne, a mining engineer
at Phoenix, Ariz., in March, 1905 Clyne
is a prominent member of the Scottish
society ofyAmerica.
The complaint is sealed in order to
prevent disclosure at present of the
specific nature of the charges OF cru
city. Clyne is quite prominent in min
ing circles in Southern Nevada.
Since her advent into the local di-
vorce colony Mrs. Clyne has resided in
a fashionable apartment house, and has
participated freely in the social life OF
the city. 1t is said that her suit will
not be contested by her husband.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
CLARA MORRIS, CRITICALLY
ILL, WILL LOSE EYESIGHT
Especial to The Herald)

YONKERS, N. Y, May 20.-There
was a turn for the worse today in the
condition of Mrs. F. c. Herriott, who
was Clara Morris, actress. Tonight she
is very low A consultation of physi-
clans, including Drs. Miller, Leonard.
Hartley and Markle of New York and
DR.. Belcher of this city, was held at
the Herriott home. At the end of the
conference one of the doctors said that
all hope had now been abandoned OF
saving the eyesight of Mrs. Herriott.
Effort is now being directed to prevent
ing another relapse. which, should it
occur, would doubtless result in the
patients death. Mrs. Herriott, it was
learned, does not wish to see anyone
other than her husband, F. c. Herriott,
and her aged mother, Mrs. Sarah Jane
Morris, both of whom are in constant
attendance at her bedside.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
SCIENTISTS LIKEN
HALLEY'SCOMET TO
FAN-TAILED PIGEON
Tail Spread Out at End Through
Several Degrees of an Arc
and Easily Seen
NOW FAR BEYOND OLD EARTH
Hale Says Figures Alone Will
Show Whether Earth Did
Pierce Appendage
NOW FAR BEYOND OLD EARTH
ASSOCIATED Press1

NARNEGIE OBSERVATORY, Mount
Wilson, May 20.-To the scientific
star-gazers peering through the
big telescopes Halley's comet presented
a fantailed-pigeon appearance tonight.
The wanderers appendage was spread
out at the end through several degrees
of an arc, and despite the bright moon
light shining upon the peak of Mount
Wilson, above the clouds, appeared dis
tinctly. The comet was an hour and
fifty minutes behind the sun.
Director Hale said that tonight's OBJ
servations show conclusively that the
comet has passed far beyond the earth
and taken it's tail with it.
81 cannot say whether the earth
passed through the middle of the tail.
or through any part of it," DR.. Hale
added. 'That matter cannot be def
nitely ascertained until very careful
comparison has been made of the OBJ
servations taken in various parts of the
world So far as we are concerned,
there has ben no indication that we
passed through the tall
YERKES OBSERVATORY, WILL
LIAMS BAY, Wis, May 20.-Halley's
comet was under observation here
from 7:4O to S:35 tonight. Astronomers
first observed it in the west through a
four-inch telescope at 7:40. At $40
the phenomenon was visible to the
naked eye and remained so until it
became lost behind a cloud bank at S:S5
p. m. 1t set at 8 o'clock.
"The comet appeared as of the
brightness of a star of the second
magnitude" said Prof Edwin Frost.
mo tail was observed. The exposures
of the spectrum show principally
continuous spectrum, which means it
is chiefly due to reflected sunlight.
The gaseous constituents were less
conspicuous than when in the morning
sky and appeared faint.
''The comet will be visible to the
| naked eye tomorrow night from to 8
D. m, in spite of a bright MOON"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
VAULT DOORS STICK, AND
BANK ROBBERY is AVERTEl

SALT LAKE CITY, May 2OzThe in
ability of the cashier to open the inner
doors of the vault saved the First Ma
tional bank of Laytona, a small town
twenty miles from here, from looting
today at the hands of two daring rob-
bers. The men overpowered the town
might watchman and compelled him to
act as guide to the home of the cashier,
whom they marched before them to the
bank He opened the outer door of the
vault, but was unable to open the inner
one. The robbers locked the cashier
and watchman inside the outer door of
the vault and made their escape.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
NINE MONARCHS FOLLOW COFFIN
BEHIND KINGS HORSE AND DOC
Pageant Greatest in LondOn's HistOry--MOre
Than 5000 Persons Overcome While
Watching the Spectacle
Especial to The Herald)

oNDON are
in of
"a
614 them
of
"
of
Denmark
royalties
Jack his charger followed the
coffin n dead
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
BEACHED SCHOONER T0WED
TO SAFETY BY STEAMER
Chas. R. Wilson Apparently Un-
damaged by Going Ashore

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2O.-A re-
port received by the Merchants ex-
change from the weather bureau OBJ
server at Point Reyes states that the
schooner Charles R. Wilson has gone
ashore on the south side of Point
Reyes.
The schooner left this port May IS
for Gray's Harbor, commanded by
Captain Nelson and carrying crew
of about ten men.
The schooner Despatch went to the
assistance of the Wilson and succeeded
in towing it off without any apparent
damage. The crew is safe.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
HUNGRY MAN SENDS IN FIRE
ALARM; GETS MEAL IN JAIL
Says He Was Starving and Hit on
Plan to Get Food

DENVER, May 2O--A new duty was
imposed on the fire department yester-
day when Alfred Altman used fire
alarm box as first aid to the hungry.
Altman was found standing by the
box when the fire wagons arrived. He
admitted turning in an alarm and was
placed under arrest.
In police court the man declared: I
was starving to death and when |
happened to see the alarm box L
turned in an alarm, because [ thought
maybe l would get something to eat.
Altman was fined $12O and costs and
committed to jail, where he is insured
against hunger for some time.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
HEADS OF z ROADS TO
CONFER WITH ROADMEN
Failure to Reach Wage Agree
ment May Cause Great
Strike in West

DENVER, Colo, May 2O.-Presidents
and managers of twelve big eastern
railroads have been summoned to Den
action on the demand of the yardmen,
who insist that the roads put into
effect at once the new wages and
working rules adopted by the general
managers committee for Chicago and
eastern territory.
Leaders of the yardmen assert that
unless the wages and rules are put
into effect a strike may be declared
on all of the western lines.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
LEAVES BODY FOR DISSECTION

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2O.-Having
made provision that after his death
his body should be given to some med
ical college for dissection, Sydney S.
Brewster, who is supposed to have
been member of the New York prod
uce exchange, committed suicide in his
room at the st. Francis hotel some
time yesterday by shooting himself
through the head His body was found
tonight by attendants.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
ROOSEVELT MAY COMMAND
SPANISH WAR VETERANS

NEW YORK, May 2O.-Theodore
Roosevelt was mentioned today as a
likely candidate for commander-in-
chief of the Naval and Military Order
of the Spanish-American War, whose
first meeting will be held in New York
tomorrow.
Rear Admiral Oscar w. Farenholt of
San Francisco is now commander-in-
chief
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
SALT LAKE RAILWAY
EXTENDS ITS SERVICE

SALT LAKE CITY, May 2O.-The
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake
railroad today extended it's regular
train service from this end to Caliente,
New. This extension will admit of tho
operation of the Phoebe branch, which
leaves the main line at Caliente. Since
the flood of January, trains have been
run only to Acona, thirty miles east
of Caliente.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
ERIE RAILROAD ANNOUNCES
AGREEMENT WITH TRAINMEk

NEW YORK, May 2O.-J. c. Stuart,
vice president of the Erie railroad,
said today that all important points
in dispute between the company and
its conductors and trainmen had been
settled satisfactorily 1t was learned
that the rates tentatively agreed on
were to become effective June 1. The
Baltimore & Ohio rates for freight
crews become effective July /. 1911 j;
passenger crews, September 1, 1911
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
NUCLEUS IS BRIGHTER THAN
STAR OF FIRST MAGNITUDE
Astronomers of Lick Observatory
Get Good View

SAN JOSE, May 20.-Director Camp
bell of the Lick observatory gave out
the following statement at $3.50 this
evening:
1.-THE comet is brilliant in the vest
ern sky, the head being brighter than
a first magnitude star. 1t was visible
shortly after sunset. The tail can be
seen as of length 10 or is degrees,
projected on the moonlit sky"
The observatory is several hundred
feet above the fog which envelops the
Continued on Page Three)
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
GUILTY. FORMER GOVERNOR
SAYS IN SMUGGLING CASE

NEW YORK, May 2O.-Frank W.
Rollins, former governor OF New
Hampshire, entered a formal plea of
guilty before Judge Hand late this
morning and his counsel made plea
for clenency. The court imposed
fine of $1,000, which the ex-governor
paid at once in cash. The charge was
smuggling.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
LIGHTNING KILLS ONE

HOUSTON, Tex. May 2O.-Heavy
wiEdstorms on the coast last night and
today blew down scores of houses and
several substantial structures in a
number of little towns. At Beaumont
oil derricks were overturned. One death
by lightning is reported.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
SENATOR ROOT SAILS TO-DAY

NEW YORK, May Ex-senator Elihu
Root will sail for Europe tomorrow.
He goes abroad as one of the American
commissioners in the Newfoundland
fisheries dispute at The Hague. He
passed an hour yesterday with Presi-
dent Taft before leaving Washington
for New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
MRS. BELMONT REsuKED

NEW YORK, May 2O.-Mrs. o. H.
p. Belmont, who conceived the idea of
decorating on Memorial day the graves
of noted suffragists, has been rebuked
by the anti-suffraglsts Even the
flags she supplied are under the ban.
the antis declaring the plan ''a desc
Grafton" and "a travesty on patriot
ism."
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
HAIL STORM DOES DAMAGE;
STREAMS RISING RAPIDLY

ADA, Okla, May 2O.-A destructive
hailstorm visited this section early this
evening. Crops are considerably dam
aged. Miss Ruby Engleman, a tele-
phone operator, was seriously injured
by falling hailstones.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21

Harmony expected to prevail at Pasa-
dena board of trade election. PAGE 10
Frank SkeIly held to answer to superior
court for murder of his wife at
Westminster. PAGE 10
Father interferes in boys quarrel and
is fined for battery. PAGE 10
Los Angeles delegation guests OF honor
at San Bernardino centennial cele-
bration. PAGE 3
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
OIL OPERATOR KILLED

MADILL, Okla, May 20.-W. S. Lind
say, an oil mill operator, was killed in
a small tornado here this evening. Ten
houses were blown away.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
MINING AND OIL

American oilfelds finishes 5OoO-barre
well in West Side. PAGE IL
Oil holdings in coalinga sell at $4,000 an
acre. PAGE IL
Big Bug makes last payment on placers
at Mayer. Ariz PAGE Il
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
LOS ANGELES


ture yesterday So degrees; minimum, So.
LOS ANGELES
Public to firt with comets tail at Mt
Lowe observatory. PAGE 3
Decision of Interstate commerce com
mission holds industrial tracks are
terminals. PAGE
Fifty children to be given first COM
Paul church. PAGE .
Mrs. Fischer again elected head Of mis-
sionary society. PAGE s
Jury decides Donovan is not an
bezzler. PAGE
Watchmen in city parks file referendum
PAGE 8
Bell. accused of perjury, is freed. PAGE
Los Angeles Democrats plan to make
war on Nathan Cole. jr. national
committeeman. PAGb
Democratic leaders positive of election
of Thomas Lee Woolwine PAGE
Heir to large estate protests support of
grown children PAGE o
convention. PAGE .
County officers reported to have formed
a 100000 machine. PAGE IL
Democrats will hold important sessions
at Long Beach May 2S PAGE 1S
Bradner w. Lee and j. w. Mckinley
talked of as candidates for United
States senate. PAGE 10
Albert NJ. Norton charges secretary of
Jefferson club with representing other
interests in seeking state senatorship.
PAGE 10
Former Governor Folk and Congressman
Lloyd of Missouri to campaign in
California. PAGE 13
Thousands crowd auditorium to attend
memorial to late King Edward PAGE
Young Womans Christian association
give pretty fiesta at Huntington hall.
PAGE .
Candidates whiffen and Stewart ad-
dress Good Government assembly in
precinct 214. PAGE 0
Is given in four out of Ave divorce
cases. PAGE 16
Churches PAGE 8
Clubs and music. PAGE 8
Sports. PAGE 6
Markets and financial. PAGE 7
News of the courts. PAGE
Municipal affairs. PAGE s
Mines and oil heds. PAGE IL
Building permits. PAGE IL
Citrus fruit. PAGE IL
Shipping. PAGE IL
Editorial and letter box. PAGE IL
Around hotel corridors. PAGE 10
Noted men and women PAGE 13
City brevIties PAGE 10
Marriage licenses. births, deaths PAGE IA
Classified advertising. PAGES 14-15
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
EASTERN

Life insurance companies to adopt new
plan of arranging policy holders in
squads. PAGE 3
Tornado destroys two Oklahoma towns;
several lives lost; much damage to the
crops reported. PAGE /
Representative Ames startles house by
fierce attack on Serene Payne, chair
man of ways and means committee.
PAGE l
Presidents and managers of twelve
western railroads to confer over de-
mands of yardmen who demand
higher wages. PAGE /
Evidence in Ballinger- Pinchot case all
before congressional committee. PAGE 2
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
FOREIGN

Funeral of King Edward seen by more
than 2,500,0 900 people in London, the
greatest in England's history; favorite
horse and dog follow coffin. PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TODAY

FORECAST
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy satur-
day; light south wind Maximum tempera-
ture yesterday 62 degrees; minimum, SO.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
COAST

Astronomers see Halley's comet, tail and
ALL in west; tail makes 1t look like
fan-tailed pigeon, PAGb
Thousands see Greek jump eighteen
stories to his death. PAGE II
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

Marriage licenses. births, deaths. PAGE IA
Classified advertising. PAGES l4-l0
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01
BY SPECIAL
ACT
Copyright, 1879 by Associated Htesa5y
preaa.l
~ BELLE MANIATES

tCopyright. 1879 by Associated Literary
PresaD
Well. Crissy. shat can do for
you7" asked the Judge Of his fair young
daughter. as she stood In the doorway
OF his outer ONCE.
You KNOW" said Crissy, gravely, Il
filed an application with you several
weeks ago for an increase In my dis
bursement fund. I called to see what
you had done with my claim"
The judges eyes twinkled. Te
looked at his watch.
4 am sorry. but | have Q pressing
engagement. III turn your case over
TO Charles" glancing 1t an adjoining
desk.
The brown, manly face flushed boy.
ishly ~ he met the dancing eyes.
Il refuse TO be turned over.' said
Crissy. nippantly. Il applied TO you.
tsA : shall aUsis -va..s sieAs~.>---~ -
your desk--until you return"
"vcry WE'LL" replied the judge. r
leave you In possession"
When he had left the room the two
remaining inmates were conscious Of
the silence. The girl cast surrsptitious
side glances toward the young attor-
uey. but he kept do9gedly At work.
The first day that Charles Dumont
haS entered the law arm as junior
partner he had seen wonderful vision
- lovely fair face with eyes Of
heavens own b,ue-hovering near the
judges desk. He was conscious. with
a rush Of blood to his face. that bis
heart no longer was his own. Crissy
was too much Of coQuette not TO see
the effect she produced. and thereafter
she proceeded To make life miserable
for him.
One day she was gracious and
charming TO him: the next she scarce.
y deigned him glance. He stood the
treatment heroicaliy for awhile; then
he rebelled. Quietly and manfully he
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01

Ing"
Here he stopped. Her sle~Asr
hands, her slender Agure. the grace
and femininity Of her. coming In con.
trast with the harsh facts he broached
appeared to distress him. II can't
think Of money. or the lack Of II. In
connection with you. ! can't believe
you are poor. you don't look II"
Don't think II. please, Mr.. Temp
est. nor about H. Let me write now.
or CO."
The presence Of Lucy Carew today
was 80 grateful to him. her coming
80 far more than he had let himself
hope. his relief that ahe had not
heard the TRADE Il Penthucn. that he
could not forego the pleasure Il was
to move her. TO see her eyes glow. to
watch her nutterinE lids. to mark the
evidences OF an agitation Of which
he knew the cause by reason Of his
own pulse. But he was determined
to say nothing 10 ALLEVIATE or terrify
her. to force q retreat he knew she
would do well to make--nothinG that
should spoil relations far too precious
to him to renounce.
7 like to think no Of you--that you
Just appeared-got out Of q pumpkin
chariot at my door! You said some.
thing about America. but"
Ito be Continued.)
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01

told her Of his love and demanded her
hAnl and heart.
Hat Crissy's young heart was not
yet Tipe for love. and she said him nay
mssSiiy. Then be accused her Al bslng
. 11St. ohs rsssatsA the accusatioa.
Thsy had pot been On speaking terms
for two days. and Cri5sy found ~
silsece almost embarrassing.
Pressatiy the door opened and -
old nan far beyond the thres score
and tsa Ilmlt sntsrsd. His checks wsfs
round pn1 rosy and bis eyes tvinkle1
goa1.hsmoredly.
- ths jsdgs aiat in." hs sai1. -.
grslfully.
"1r. farasy." bssaa ths yosas naa.
"youF cass-s
Cvlssy sav . way sov 10 nahs hin
speet - hSs.
r - a1llas tAs jslos's plsss t1ls
noso1nG NJ. BaFnsy." - ~. swoee-
n. - tAsss saythtAs sesl1 - t.
youSs
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01
HAD pIvuLeEo TINE secRET
Pew Wee1e opskeM " vesNo noa
Tssd 0sseeew,No vvemsa ma ~
Naeaa 6aoaoaA, .--z----------r

a yosns naa frsa Kansas CRY -
talk1ng 70 . yoang wo0an fsoo ~
sans tewu vbea - nss ~ aese6ene
q natiass h Nsv Yosk. TAs we0r
- vas nsrrisA. Ths aaa vas -
you've Asard that vs'rs y hAve .
new union statioa hack h00sr ~
woman asked. 10 oahs esavessafieA
"OA. Of course" The youag nas -
swersd. II set sll the nsvs. ] - .
SsttsS iron Kansas City svssy lay.s
Ths woman began 10 lasgA.
SO vhsa yos % back heae fse ~
vacatioa yes'rs ssans - - nassss6r
she nussA.
How "a yos ksov tAaas- ~ naa
cried. I'VE both saia vs vosl1nt tsil.
and now shes"
'Yos to,l - yourself . lev ssesa1s
ago. svsrytAing but tAs DATA - -
swsssd. "You 80. % matter heW 1soA
your beotAsr aay - u 20. - yeus
unclee o. aunts a. yoar 00lhee g
father. soas a thsss wosl1 sso1 ~
. bsttss every 1ay. Thsss's ealy -
psrsoa whe writes . Isttss svssy dAy.
and that's . sirl who's sasAss1 - -
married. vos tAs rest u ~ sealsaes
! adAed two anl two"
"You'rs rtsAt." tAs nas nues1.
Say. . married man must have .
play close 70 ths basss. q nuse -
like living With . nio1 rsa1ss.s
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01
cHApTGR W.

Tempest tortured himself with won
dsrins whethsr - not Miss Carsw hal
heard saA hov much: u shs hs1
heard. Would n a9sct hsf. aDl whyf
That II would not - iali9srsnt 70
~ he vas 10 vesse1 d Wenoo ~
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01
But tAs yosas nan ~ aIrso1y
started toward The door.
lses aasyss's 0sassseA

Tie lord mayors ban@sse = ~
nisht Of November was no eaeegtn1n
bis majssty's mintstsss.~ II ~ lnyu
of the Georges u vas 10 uneoU0eo
thing for royalty 10 attend Tie banQnel
hut this is never ths cass nowo1ayo. n
1874 the priacs regent. afssrWaF1
George w.. accompAnisd ~ ~ -
peror Of Russia and the ring oe pyuo.
sia. was q the 0uiI1hall foas1, en1
the prince was % pleased viii ~
lavish hospitality Of The nsv 1ee1
mayor that he made hin . barusse .
the spot. The price paid Tor he hsaes.
. distinctioa which always has y ~
paid for. was not incoasi1ssnbss. ~
the dinner cost el3S. 900.
Mr.. Pspys records IN bic diary shas
1t the table at which be sat q . 1ee1
mayors banquet ''thess were tsa ece1
dishes TO mess. and plenty u wise
Of oil sorts: but ws he'd 70 napkins.
no change Of trenchsrs. and 6faak out
OF carthcn pitchers Or wooden dishss.-
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01
Yhs lsse uses.

'The court does not go ~ sscse.
sity for according you time 10 spsak
on behalf Of your elieat. sines - No.
formally coafesse1 bis guilt"
"Only . moment. your H0aos.- -
sisted ths lawyer. RI oaly want -
csll your attention to ths fact thae
my client 10 ~ awful liar.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01
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The Dolores star., 1910-04-01

Tesessls hsrrsss~'s NS,ss = Ina
'Tosch Dot tobaceo. splrita. ~ ~
ssclsan thing. Riss from svesy osal
with ~ appetite. Walk daily fes I've
hours. Sleep nightly Tor ssvsa. Rsv.
ssencs al 10 vhoo rsvsssaes y dus.
n contsat vitA what yos Aavs." oueA
are the rslss u Me lad dows ~ ~.
vrsAssie HssTisoa. ths vetssaa ~.
Twist aaA nas a lsttsss. vhe ss1s,
bratsd his ssvsaty -sAsAtA blsth1ay -.
csatly. Ms. HAIRLESS lives % y ~
sulss. aaA 10 - activs asd = vsll ~
day - many 0sa ha1 ~ 80. h.
Assl. BE- clalns 70 fssl yosagss tAaa
ever. Nc b ~ spastAg y ~ -
sssciatioa a ~ hablts. DaeA1nG -
describes - . "bsastly hahlt;s ~.
Inc cards . ''vsasisoas ~ inaee.s
win regard - ntseasy vesA. -
eiaias nsvss y have written ~ ~
saks q wvitiag - ess asnsy. ~ eoAv
vhsa - ~ ssosshinG y ~.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-01
ssr''nsrs F,ees y sss ss.e.sr& ].

oerilness Ploek - ooo ooe9eofA
There arc about 33.00e soldiers y
Potsdam, which isn't . great Distance
from Berlin. and there are always -
diers In the German capital o. guasd
before various palaces. Besi1ss tAese
10 . review almost evsry nosning @
the Exsrcirenplatx aA1 guard noant
Ing every day at the KonisswaeAe. -
that II might seem likely that soi1tsss
wouldn't arouse . great deal u inter.
est In Berlin.
II 10. however. quite the eoatsasy.
The sound Of . hand pIaying sss1s
every one running In the %lrsctiua q
the music. Even 10 Il h 1ast . small
company going along The streets tAs
folks appear eager to watch q. What.
ever the cause. soldiers appassntly ase
IN unchansing novelty IN Berlin.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
2. 1910
The Bolted Door
Continued fT01 page Z

just you. Mr.. Kempton, and l., she ex-
planned. Cant you"
I'm going West" said Garriott slowly
Il can't tell you how sorry
Then don't, she broke in promptly All
my life I've been dying to hear about loco
motives. They're like people. aren't they.
each with its quirks and ailments:
You forget. Abby dear broke in the
voice from the window, that m not dining
anywhere Just now.
''The Kenpton House isn't anywhere
You were coming, Natalie, you know, she
finished sharnelessly-
I've changed my plans
Mrs Kempton snapped her lorgnon i'm
patiently How stupidI' she said
''Of course Mr.. Garriott's arrangements
are in no way dependent on mine, Miss
Judson added.
Garriott needed no further excuse for de-
parture. He bowed vaguely in the direction
of the window. then gave Mrs kemptOn his
hand. I'm glad to have met you, and much
obliged for your kindness I'm afraid | can't
come. Good afternoon.