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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19

man whose friends are justly proud
CT him. MIR. Allen came here as
mere boy Just ten years ago and
started In the battle OF life as re-
Porter on the stan OF local news
paper He was hard and faithful
worker and soon won the respect and
confidence Of his employers and the
friendship OF those with whom he was
thrown. He would have made good
newspaper man but the life did not
appeal to him and he decided that
he was net cut out TO make a shin
ing mark In that field. SO he quit
repcrting and went to teaching school.
A year or so later he went to Johns
Hopkins University for special
course In Latin and after that he
came back 10 Newport News as
teacher of Latin in the High school
Again he went 10 Johns Hopkins-this
time after the Phi. ID. degree. How
ever he was unable to complete the
course and at the end OF another year
was back at school teaching. Evil
IDENTIFY the college is where he be-
longs. AS Latin professor at Elkins
be has acquitted himself so splendid
" that. while still only n youth in
years he has been placed at the
eead OF the institution.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19
seausy as a Principle.

The time has come when IL much
of waat has been gained by the reser-
walton four great natural monu-
uients Is not TO be lost. the public
must make known its wishes to Con-
sress. The scheme for the dismem-
berment Of the Yosemite National
Park. which a year ago was Temporal
rily checked. Is to be pushed during
the present session In this contest
the recent visit Of President Taft 10
the Yosemite and that f;he sSecre-
tary OF the Interior to the Hdch-
Hetchy viii strengthen the defenders
Of the latter valley. for no one en-
view the phenomenal beauty OF these
Sierra gorges without feeling a sal.
emn responsibility foT preservation
Even the Ssn Francisco promoters 81
The destructive scheme threw Up their
hands in admiration as Trey caugh;
ssxht Of the Hetch-Hetchy and coz
tossed that Something was TO be said
for the esthctes. after an And YET
hey profess to believe that water >
running to waste II !; be simpi
looked at, And this IS said o
streams which. after thcv have ben
looked 81. nav Be UTILIZED sor - ~.
rieation 81 the great SaE joaquin tow-
lands
Movements TO Safcgussi Niagara
and the Hudson arc also iTupeEding e.
MidSiates Century.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19
TRANSPORTATION GUIDE.
CLYDE LINE
pnuLAb,e eL

steamers lcave Noudays a. m.
and Saturdays.
Leave Philadelphia Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Freight received and delivered daily
a. G. * O. Pfer s. once. River
Ro1d.
CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
James W. NcCaTrick.
General Su~Gfhcrn AEeul
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1916.
.MooIsYINo" AN OBSCENE PLAY.

~ -
aker. has forbidden the presentation
in that city of THE Girl from Rec
tors" one Of the elevating comedies
of The Blue Mouse" type cnereu
to the public by the theatrical syndi-
cate. II has been announced that the
play is 20 be presented in Richmond
md Norfolk with some OF the more
objectionable features eliminated and
The Lynchburg Academy manager
has appealed to the acting mayor to
await the verdict from Richmond and
Norfolk with the view of permitting
the "expurgated edition" TO be shown
in Lynchburg. Mr.. Whitaker has re-
piled that, as he has no means OF
knowing the extent Of the proposed
modification and as he Is reliably in
formed that the play is bad, he VIII
adhere to his decision to exclude IL
from Lynchburg.
Mr.. whitaker is right. and 1t Is 2
pity that more executive officers do
not act with the same prompt firm
ness in such matters. Such plays as
"The Girl From Rectors" ought not
10 be shown anywhere. but as long
as there are people who will pay TO
see them the theatrical managers arg
going to put them out. They will
keep coming until the authorities bar
chem out by announcing that they viii
deal with managers and performers
connected with such productions just
as they would deal with anyone else
guilty OF lewd and obsence conduct
In public.
II Is nonsensical to talk about
modifying" these plays. II The
Girl From Rector's' THE Blue
Mouse "The Girl From Naxim's"
end score of other indecent coined
les that have beeb shown in New
York and all over the country during
the past ten years could be modified
into something ct for decent people
to see only by keeping the curtain down
upon them. Newport News had a
sample OF this modifying when THE
Blue Mouse" was presented here,
THE Blue Mouse" had trouble in
Richmond /and was modified there
at the mayors order. In the ~modi'
fed" version. the young woman play
ing the leading part took her dress
on only one shoulder instead OF both
IN one scene aud was little more
careful about the handling OF -heI
skirts VIXEN she removed a garter n
another. That was about the extent
OF the expurgsting. The vulgar plo
NJ the play and all OF the suggestive
lines and situations were still there
And that is about the way "Th'
Girl From RectoT-s- would be mod
fed.
Public officials who act as Mr.
whitaker has can do a great deal to
ward uplifting the morals OF the mora
tose OF the stage. They could do
great deal more n the great rnajorit,
OF the sheatersocrs making any prs
tense OF decency would stand benin
these public acts. Plays that draE
male audiences only are nc iongc
sent ~on the road FOR the authorize
% nearly every city wcsld bar then
u Is the Indecent play In which ID
lines and situations are Kept SIS
short Of actual issciviousncss that
cent out % make the money. An
n makes money showing to mixed ~
icncrs. composed ouiy too Often iare'
~ % respectable young men a.
young women.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19

well, but 1t would be better TO retain
for the conservation of the ancient
city me heart and mind that love and
know it best-New York Evening
Post.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19
OLD DOMINION LINE.
naiiv Service

Daily Service
MA FOR NEW YORK.
%Ei3SSa from Company's Wharf,
.aSS Norfolk, foot of Church
street every week day at
IL 700 D. m.
FARE-First-c class. one way, $500.
NRound trip, limit thirty days. $1i.O0-
meals and berth III stateroom In
cluded.
Steerage, without subsistence. $500.
TICKETS on sale at C. & o. Rail-
way Ticket Office.
NIGHT LINE BETWEEN NEWPORT
NEWS AND RICHMOND, VA.
Steamers Brandon and Berkeley
leave Pier "A" $50 every evening.
passengers only. Stop at Claremont
Wharf tC land passengers and on
signal to receive them.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CON-
PANY. James River Day Line for
Richmond and all James River land
ings. Steamer MobJack leaves
Newport News Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at S:45 a. m. Leave
Newport News Monday, wednesday
and Friday at 5 p. m. tor Norfolk and
Old Point.
Steamer Smithfield will leave
Pier "A" daily except Sunday at 500
a. m, going to Norfolk. and at 4:3o
p. m, going to Smithfeld. Steamer
Ocracoke will leave Pier "a daily
except Sunday at 8 a. m, going 10
Smithfield and 3 p m. going to Nor
folk.
All business between New York
and Newport News transacted at Pier
No. 6.
All business between Newport
News, Norfolk, Smithfield and local
points transacted at Pier "A" foot OF
Twenty-ffth street.
w. n. LANDON. Agent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19

The election Of Prof Ismcs =
filcn a. president Of Elkius Colicgc.
~ EIkins. ". Va. marks another No
ward dep IN Nc carer q = soaus
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19
THE COM Ell

YOU SAW, But DIE YOt SEE
OUR DISPLAY DFsvIR;INiA DARE
AND SCUPPERNONGk WINE A
choice Wine for Ladies and Gentle
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19

The wireless apps rstus on the Cua-
ard liner Caronia Is the ms; power
fui 81 any IN steamship service. hav'
ink a radius q lea miles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19

TIE sirk list q the London prlicc
forcc averages ESQ mcu every day
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19
NJ. & ". Transportation Co.
STEAMSHIP LINES.

P1seeIfcF dnu ffttta~
Newport News 70 Bsitinorc-
Daily Except Tuesday s p. N.
Fare $500 ore way, $500 RoDno
Trip-ineigdsnq ststeroom BERN
Tickets TO al poirss.
Newport News 20 Boston every hon-
We'd. ard Sat . N
Norfolk 10 Boston
Every san. Tues aad IN p n
Norfolk 20 Providence.
Every Ma1- Thur. and sat. p M
FOR ticsssa and further i1foru zuoz-
sooiv q y. b BRkcc. iF-nt
S~vport Esvs. "
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19
THE NORFOLK & WASH
INGTON STEAMBOAT co.

schedule Effective Nov. /, 190S-)
The New and Powerful hon Palace
steamers NEWPORT NEWS. WASH
INGTON and NORFOLK VIII 1eaNe
daily as follows:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19
SOMETHING RICH.

Paws 10 Look us Over.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19

oIo RELssBLEs
.. =. FULLER q SON. Cut S<rs
Family store. Nos z s7r ksi-
iory street. phocbp>. Va
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-04-14
NEWS FROM SGkNI|I|N'.IsEvgIA
Principal Euenis That Fave Tnar1c-
pired irr the. Old Countries
Within a Week ar So.
DENMARK.

Nakskov Isl going to, have a new
hospital at a. cost of S5a,890.
The value Of the crops OF Denmark
for the past year Isl put at S14a, 0oo,--
o0n.
A congregation Of deaf and dumb
will be established In Fredericia. The
congregation must have a. special pas
tor, but; it's meetings will be held III
che of the existing church buildings.
Seventy popular airs Isl the rich
MUSICAL collection made by Christian
Hsfsaas Leden, Norwegian compas-
e., while in search Of primitive! music
among the Cape York Eshlmos and
at other places In Greenland
The oldest savings fund in Den
mark has completed the first century
or its existence. Ii was started IN
Haisteinf1erg county in 1910 Now
there are $40 such savings institutions
IN Denmark. and their deposits aggre.
! gate S226,530,0 0O.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-04-14

asa1fe OF Pr1ncis vi. wasssaward.
State az Mlnnes0ta. Gouutv off Mar
snail IN PruhHta Cnurt
IN gHe matfer Of the estate of Fran
CAS- nv, w Maadward,, Decedent
me Stafe OF Minnesorsa tn annie i
.. y auuWaru and all persaus ir1terestarr
"a -. Gne nn;tI account and diatrfhurion ott
an n. estata Of said decedent:
me representative of the above.
nnsineN deeede1lt having fled in this
s SuuEt Her nnal account of the admin
LstIaLlan on the estate of said deced-
s III. lngeSner with her petition pray
llg Tor the adjustment and allowance
az sald 11al account and for distri-
s nut1on on the residue Of said estate to-
eHE persuus thereug1tn entitled,
IhefeIore. You,r and each of you. ara
hefenY cited and required to- show
cause, 1t any you have, before this
CoucL at the Probate Court Rooms. t,
the cry of WARREN; IN the County of
MARSHALL, State Of Minnesota ON the
1gI day IF May 1916, at 2 O'CLOCK p,
Ne why said petition should NOT be-
granted -
Witness. The Judge Of said Cn,1rt
and the Seal OF said Court this 1sth
day Of ACriI, 1910
PETER H HOLM
ESeI-1 Probate Judge.
z. .! Wllitford,
Attorney for Petitioner
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-04-14
SMILE FADED AWAY
oEn WANTS MTHTEY BECAME 4
TEsiMG ar TINE PAST.
Starry at Determined Western Wonr
an and placid Husband Who
Let Her Have Her Own
WilIfuI Way.

We reached the banks Of the river
til find the stream running deep and
strung. Sitting On a log, with bland
smile CD his face, was man about au
years old He indu1ged In a bread
grin and erucH1e as we: saluIed., and
when asked the cauHea Of his merrt-
ment, he replied:
IT'S about the old wamau and the
hess. gents"
DO you mean your wiIa|
II do. We Vac gong over to
BuchsvflIe, both CD the same boss and
she was mad and cut Of SORTS. When
We got here and found the river bank
h full SEE to; her:
Nancy, the old boss kin never
take us ACROSS Let's GO up To Car
tsrs ford
"'Cartsr's ford be hanged sez she.
i "sBut dassenit try 1t here.
| Then YOU kin stay behind anu
/ III go alone
/ YOU'LL be drowned, fur sure.
/ Thur amt water huff In the
world to drown me"
|, 1T argued and reasoned with her.,
| continued the cid man., but she was
| sIiff-neeketf IN her ways. The more
| argued the more determined she was.
and himebT slid eff the boss anu
SEE:
/ well Nancy Smith. haven't gor
any more breath to- spare Ii you are
| q ~
/ '''T never was more henter and de-
termined in all my life,,, sez she,, and
she gives the Gle moss a cut anu a
lick, and in. he goes,
/ And did SHE make the CROSSING"
I NC; { told her she couldn't, and
she didn't
You don't mean she was swept
away2''
/ That's what she WIS. The noss
didn't keep his feet mint. staoc
right here a-iookiu' when he turnee
over and over and I ies' got ons
glimpse Of the old woman as sne
throwed up her arms and went cut q
sight
and you are smiling about iL!.'' VI
exclaimed In great Indignation.
IT can't help IT, replied. the oil
man.. "SI1e was determined to hev be
Way, Il it killed her. I told her ant
told her, bur she"
He stopped short and his smile ia
ded away We heard a movement i
the bushes close at hand, and as W
turned the old man startsd on at ht
Reest speed Five seconds later a bare
headed, barefooted woman, with he
wet garments clinging to- her like
: plaster mo1d,, sprang cut Of the scru
: with a. club In her hand and sIarte
Z after him, and as they disappeare
: over a ridge half a mile away she wa
: almost near enough to- hit him GU th
! bach-Hehobath Sunday Herald.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-04-14
NORWAY,

Norway had 1853 SIT inhabitants at
the beginning Of this year. The. in.
crease for the year 1909 was 2a,5a3.-
The steamer Diri from krsriania,.
which left Scotland for Iceland, Feb.
25.. has not been heard from since,
and 1t is supposed to have been lost.
It carried a crew Of fifteen.
Double golden wedding. Abraham
Sorensen and wife,. born Jensen, ct
Skaato. and e. Osurem and wife. born
Jensen, Of TvedestEand, celebrated
their golden wedding Oh the same day.
The brides are sisters, They were
welded fifty years ago IN Sannikadal
church, and their nuptiaIs were cele-
brated at Portnr
Former President Roosevelt will
spend a day in Copenhagen On his
way To Kristiania, where he will az
rive May J.. He will deliver the Nobel
/ lecture on May s., and will leave On
the 9th or 7th for Stockholm. From
there he will go to Berlin. King
Haakon has invited Colonel Roosevelt
to, be his guest at the palace during
his stay The University will confer
upon him the degree Of doctor OF phil
| asophy, Colonel Roosevelt having sig
| nifted hiH acceptance Of the honor
| through the American minister.
| Tidens Tsgn (The Sign Of the
/ Tines is to- be the name OF new
daily, the first number Of which viii
appear June first Mr.. Thommesen
one of the foremost journalists II
Norway, is to be- at the head OF The
editorial department He is the mar
that made Verdens Gang the most IN
fiuentiaI POLITICAL organ during thu
eighties and nineties Of the past cen
tury.. He will be assisted by many G
those who worked On Verdens Gang
/ Among the contributors to the new
I paper will be Prof. Nansen and man.
other prominent men.. Former Prem
Ter Chr. Nicholson Is financially Ii
terestad in the new venture, MI
Thammesen will not be permitted t
advertise in Verdens Gang.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-04-14
SWEDEN.

Tuberculosis is very common dis
sase In the KIruna mining camp.
Each OF the five Nobel prizes to
be- given away this year will amount
to SGT, 92967.
The cIergymen Of Stockholm have
protested against the habit CT devor-
ing the Sabbath to- sports.
Several large banks IN southern
Sweden have been absorbed by other
banks To reduce the running expenses
/ Fire was started in forest at YsIad
by sparks from a locomotive, and thirA
/ teen acres of young timber was de-
shrugged,
T The committee elected to SETTLE the
I reindeer pasture problem III noruhern
Sweden and Norway has been in exec
1,tivs. session in Kiruna for several
/ days..
/ Fire broke out IN the night at. the
/ housekeeping, school at Rimfnrsa,, and
|. the students barely escaped With their
t lives. This was the first school OF ITS
/ Kind in Sweden. ...--
/ The, Youngest sportsman in Sweden
i fs s,1pposed to, be Paul Iggstrom,, SIX
/ year-old boy at Ornskuldsvik.- He Is
quite an EXPERT GIL shls'' anu as SUI
he Won the seeonn-. p1iz7 oileheu q.
SMALL boys ZOE lone aiseaneE us, GILL;
also q prize Of honor for his JUMPS
tt ia two years since karolina OILS.
son, OF Monslslass. dwoAs 80. =.
oI % Sesar ~ puAAi g. s.As -. -. +,,e
ner new hls sns naa 80 ~, - saa1ne
Rome OF he1 en1iuaiooa', a..1 -. 49,, -.
"a ne perle s4a' nanna1 - -. - s' =
ta1la, ezespe'n lua. s''z =. -. = :,
onls AZ SeA1a 11'-'' 49, -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-04-14
Nj. En0s Adams
and the Gods
at Wei HEN


tCopyrighted by Short Stories CO., Ltd.I
Mr.. Enos Adams. commeFciaI traN'
aer for the Acme Mining Supply
Campany-h territory the Celestial
empire before the PresnY1s-
riau compound at Wei Hien Just aI1sr
the missionaries, intent Oh keeplns
their Christian souls IN their CnTls'
tian bodies. had seudded through ene
thickening darkness ACROSS the neias
toward YangEiu-Kau,, a halt hundreul
miles away, where YanRee gun
boat. vigorously bracing apart 1naN
"ouen door, had come to their rescue
Immediately there arose the might
+ lest euTburst Of Chinese hIAlnsssstIs
that a foreigner ever heard and sur
/ vived. For the moment tine nulAS
sample cases became the hnacy OF d
shrieking, scrambling, fighting, gran'
nins, s1noke-shrouded, fame-ulum1ned,
| Furnishing mill Of saffron fists anu
/ legs. Sections OF mining Imptemehs
| models were seized upon., regaruless
| of their curreIative parts, but, III Tue
| semi-IigIt and the Melee, a. sanali
/ packing case Of assorted dynamite
| cartridges was left unnoticed on the
| ground near the temporarily negiect
| ed prisoner.
/ Mr.. Adams had been warmed or e1
/ pected trouble, and here 1t was all
/ about him. He had always congraln
t lated himself UPON the iron consulIu
/ ency of his nerve, but to say InaG IL
those first few iumhied moments III
was decidedly ratified but made
quateIy expresses his: condltlon Hs
/ seized time. to look about him cal
cuIatingIy and stro1e To pun PAM
ing agonies, cut Of sight. And Wne1
his wildly darting eye lit upon INT
cartridge case his nerves grew steaa
/ ier,. his blood Ieaped forward agall
through his veins and a dlanoHca
daring came Cd him..
I'm born but not buried yet, a
granny used to say he rumlnaIeo
almost iuhiIantIy And by the UNI
the ring1eaders Of that rllft1an coI
g1omerarion could withdraw their al
tention from the division OF spons
Mr.. Enos Adams, was again Ill super
command Of himself and was read
with his first tactic when the crow
again crYstallized about him.
The Ta-Chuan, or Bo1ers. inspire
by some mocn-eyed SCH OF evil, ha
descended UPON the mission, intent @
! shedding blood The foreigners c
| the mission had escaped them Blu
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-04-14
Mach 3t-AuriI Il,


ESTAT OF ANDREW s.. WEIR.
State Of Minnesota County OF Mar
shall. in Probate Court
IN the Matter Of the Estate OF Al
drew s.. Weir, Decedent. The State
Of Minnesota To Sarah c., Weir, OF
Peterson, Iowa. and all persons in
tsrested in the above entitled matter.
Whereas, David MeMiIIan and John
McWhiruer have fled in this: Court
their final account OF their admins
traEion OF the estate eft the above
named decedeIlL, together with their
petition praying for the adjustment
and allowance OF said final account
and for distribution OF the residue
OF said estate to- the persons tnereun-
to- entitled It Isl ordered that said
petition be heard and that all persons
Interested in said matter be and ap.
pear before this Court GU Saturday
the. 23rd day CT April, 1910, at IL o.
clock A. NJ, at the Probate Court
rooms in the City Of Warren, III said
County, and then and there, CT as
sGon thereafter as said matter CAN be
heard. show cause, If any they have
why said petition should not be grant
ed: and that this citation be served
by the publication thereof III Warner
SEeaf according to- law
Witness the Hon Peter H Holm
Judge Of said Court, and the seal O
said Court, this 18th day OF March
1910
Peter H Holm.
(CGHrr SeaI) Judge.
Crown & Eckstrom,
Attorneys fer Petitioners
Warren. Minm.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-04-14
March 24May j..
NCTICE or MORTGAGE E0HE-
QSlIHE.

Notice Is hereby given that default
has been made IN the conditions Oh a
roortgags, executed by f.. FanE, and
Harriet FAINT. his wife, ElOrtgagarS to
Wf1TIaul Bell, mortgages daIed Mo-
venber /. 1904, and recorded in the
office of the register Of deeds OF Mar
shall County, Minnesota, on NoVedn-
be4. a 1907. at g o'c1Geh A.. ". III beck
SO off mortgages. page 4aa;; Unaus Ines
an1o,1nf claimed to- be due GIL said
mortgage at this date IS enc; Unou,
sand seven hundred Twenty-Five dol
Tars, and ninety eenIs,; THAT the prenl-
fses described in and covered nT sfild
mortgage are lots enc e1y ami TWO w
=, section twenEy-sigilh C2aA and tl1es
-,.,rrT,sast quarter af section twenty
niI,a l2ap township one. hundred nfIy-
sir Nr56r rauge forty-Ewu Marshall
r,n,1nfy Mfnnesata; that by virtue OF
sJ,a newer of sale contained in saId
. r,o1,r+aaae and pursuant to tile sIaIure
=, s,1rF case made and provided. saad
n1ortgaae viii he fdraelnsed nY Sale a1
off said premises az public Veii.sae7 ~
t,a highest bidder fer casn, E0 lne
sI,erfff off Marshall County, Nln1ss s'
ta All the front door OF the eouI e
F,n11ss in the city Of Warren HI sitlu !.
County and State Gn the hun day u
WaV. 1910. att To o'clock A. N.Y. TO Sd,
tiufv the amount then due ON sila
mortgage and any further sIllns pala
FOR taxas, together with the cos1ss aiia
i5isbursement8 Of said sale and seven !.
Il tv-fiVe do1Iars ATTORNEYS fees sn1p'li Ia
e.T in said mortgags.
r,ated. MARCH IT, 1910.
William Bel,
MGEtgagae.
II II TnGrntan
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-04-14
OPENED THE PRISON DOORS
DOM Through Perseverance, of
English Bishop.

IQe reader Will IND III Dr.. Gordon
Hake's Memoirs Of Eighty Years. an
anecdote related of Lord Bloomfield,
bishop Of London about a hundred
years ago.. in which is to- be- seen
striking trait Of the British character.
imprisonment for debt was not in ac.-
cordances with the bishops sense of
right. He would not yield his prin-
ciples even when he was IN Italy,
where he could not be held responsi-.
bile for the laws.
"I was told by enc Of the. family a
singular auecdote Of the bishGu,'
writes Doctor HaAe. when he was
at Rome he was invited tu banquet
by tine cardinals, and while the COM
pany gathered he learned accidentally
that the dininghau was over the debt
ars' prison
/ His anger at once burst forth and
knew no bounds. He, prelatR of the
+ Church Of England. was insIItad. He
had been asked to- dine over the heads
| of those wretehed prisoners, wflo,. dur:
ing the FEAST would be pining I'M their
narrow ceIIsl
/ His hosts naturally explained that
SUCH an anront was not Intended by
i them; but he was not tn be, pacidfef
\ Ait last his course WIS determined on
| He would remain where he WIS until
\ fulI List of all the prisoners, dehts
i was brought tor him For tfmiH be- wait
ed suIAiIY, and when I'll arrived hi
wrote a check for the entire amount
The prison doors were opened am
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