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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-20
FANCY WAIST o MISSES AMI
SMALL WOMEN, 1913

With or Without Guimpe Lining.
Simple, full waists, such as this one,
are much in demand just now. for al
most all fashionable material both thin
and soft. They are very pretty and
youthful in effect and are especially
well liked by young girls and the small
women who find girlish styles appro-
pirate. This waist can be made as IL
Illustrated or without the guimpe lin
ing. or the lining can be used and the
neck left square, without the yoke.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-20

Dress Well on $i.00 a Week. Open Evenings Until
Cariare Allowed. Alterations Are Free.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-20

t%K%HE nrst white men to come to America after Columbus had dfcov.
cred this country were the Spanfards" said daddy one evening.
G Jack had asked him for a really truly" true story. and be had de-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-20
UNDER THE HOLLY BOUGH.
BY WAYNE HENRY.

1910. by American Press Assc'
ciation.l
NE who have loved each osbes.
Sister and friend and broshef.
In this fass fading year.
Mother and sire and child.
Young man and maiden mild.
Come gather here
And lea your hearts grow fcades
AS memory shall ponder
Each past unbroken vow.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

The chief breaks the speii-he
stands up and gives his orders All
rise, and az a signal the men go down
upon the green carpet of floating field
Complete silence agaiI--we hold our
breath IA anxious expectation The
hippo - invisible. BIZ ne Is there be-
Is hidden under the protecting grasses
our wait De- short. he hippo Is indeed
feet But the beast travels under the
moving vault The blacks never lose
track OF him for "a moment. the circle
closes ia, FOR ara instant they fear that
( be VIII escape them by going Out to-
ward the river. and they hurry aftsF
him with lances poised. but he goes
back to the middle OF the lahe by ar
underground passa ge A man Isl knock
ed over, Jostled by the invisible aui-
nal. he loses his footing and falls
The hippo IS heFe--oulte close 90 u.s.
Ne see the grasses move. with great
skill a man throws harp0on with
"a strong cord attached 10 IT, shout
OF JOY EQcs up the barpoOu STAYS up-
right. firmly planted in the au.iuals
DaCk- fle disappears once more. and
the crowd OF hunters pursues him
closely A second and a third har-
poon are successfully thrown. and the
ends OF the ropes quickly passed tc
men ira canoes THEY nulf AZ fne
animal. which struggles and rcsists,
and. pushing up his head. bellows fl-
rlOusiE. He pluuges down again. pull
ing after him the canoes and naddIers
There IS an anxious moment. but the
weight OF mum beers tells. and ne Is
brought back % the surface. Finding
Pc cannot escape ne becomes infu-
rated ne hGhrs and struggles and
throws himself against the canoes
1iunS az them with his huge Jaws.
he turns aCd Gttempts 60 charge. then
tries again TO wreck the canoes. III
- too Dangerous a game to be allowed
20 continue. and the men close IN and
spear him 20 death with their long
iancc8. His death is almost natheti,s
with an EFFORT he lifts his fOrequarters
out OF the water. and rests hts head
sadly against the side or a canoe. Then
his head falls. his eyes close, and ne
dies.--H. r. E. the Duchess Of Aosta.
IN Earpsr's Weekly.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
RUNAWAY MIILIE RuDD
FLEEs CONVENT WALLS

NEW YORK. Special Mildred Rudd
George Rudd. OF 1879 Norris Avenue.
lcItcr. lr.s White slave rrnal I.r,
Nas picked up ign Broadway al Forfv.
second street Monday afternoon a nun
away Tor the second time.
Mildred is the girl who ran away
from home en- March aist Hast and was
s,. e.eFen days later az Cairo. iu the
itom her portrait published ln The
World Wncu her parents brought her
pack they placed her in Holy Cross
Ninth Avenue. She had broken OF OF
ne convent when found Monday.
Beau hrummel OF the Central Office.
was passing through Forty second
Street about O'Clock walking toward
oroedMay. A Young girl. keeping pace
with him. caught his eve and smiled.
AZ broadway he turned north and.
CUR mas. saw ne girl again. lie stop
I've run away from home" she ad-
WILDER took her 90 headquarters.
In the Detective Burcau she nrst said
she was Agnes Miller. or as Marion
Avenue. the Bronx. she had. she said.
9een u school az ST. Jeruma's, Mount
Hope. but as her father. George Nil
Ter. "a real estate dealer. was az Palm
Beach. she was staying with an aunt.
Mary Austin. and "a her aunt had gone
10 Boston on business she had come ont
FOR fun and had spoken TO the detec-
But wnbGr found ne Initials M r.
on the handle OF her silver-mounted
umbrella, and when her portrait and
description were produced she owned
up
At nrst she said she broke out OF the
convent on Saturday. later she de-
Yesterday morning. The police believe
she hao only just got out when she
net ~ Mi,ii65er. She was handed over q
was communicated with.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

for IN edance-~
You'll be lucky n any one comes
by In time 10 take us back tonight AZ
all, he said forebodingfy.
In all my % years I've never met
with such vexation." She dug tho
sand into holes with the heel OF her
shoe.
You at least have some cause for
gratitude. It's not everybody that
achieves such n ripe old age by calm
~ peaceful paths"
Little Miss PenneIl eyed him miser-
ably. But IL VIII soon be getting
dark. Robert-and l am afraid out
here all alone"
Seems that should count for scme-
thing In the way OF company" with
slightly more amiability.
%. yoC," she returned giooinly.
But you will be so bad tempered
because OF Miss Stubs. You were
going TO have a tete-a-tete with her
tonight. you know"
That's all over now" be sighed.
over? Can't you ask her tomorrow
He threw a pebble far out I'm the
water and waited 60 see Il splash. Il n
going to ask you again" he said slow
", "and you will have TO consider u
this time-to keep those cid cats az
the hotel from saying things"
She drew a quick breath and her
eyes were mutiuous.
let them talk-they have 20 talk
about somcthin. / certainly shall not
let their silly chatter force me into
matrimony."
"But. Betty hate them % say
things. nd / mnot such a bad chap
II know you're not" said Miss Pen
nell. fast becoming more excited and
angry. but they can falkland talk
/ intended marrying you all along
but I won't be forced into Il"
What" shouted Conway so loudly
that lone bird perched on nearby
grass Tapped its wings hurriedly.
She saw her false step. and tried %
retrieve. II meant-perhaps.
'No-you don't renig." he said hap
PLY.
The shadows grew longer-he iuok-
ed at his watch inthe fading light.
"TCo bad. but Z must take you back
In tine for YOU 20 dress for the dance 81
How ?" incTedulously.
He waved her doubts aside with 40
airy gesture. The hero OF his ro-
nance knows how 60 relieve Tie hero
ine I'm distress, my lovely lady. See
that hutT' dramatically. "WeH. there
are four canoes sheltered in IT,"
Little Miss Pennell dimpled apDre-
ciatively. Yes. dear" she said
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
BROTHERS REUNITED
BY PICTURE SHOW

DENVER Special.-John Robin
son discovered through a moving pic
ture at Denver that his brother Will
liam still lives The men were sep
arated by the YOUNGSTOWN flood years
ago. each thinking the other dead.
Following the clew he found his
brother in Los Angeles
In Denver seeking health, Robin
son visited motion picture theater
few weeks ago. One OF the films
shown on the evening he attended
was that of the aviation meet in Los
Angeles.
In section OF the grandstand
shown Ia the picture Robinson recog-
mixed what ne thought 10 be his
brother. Staying for another perform
ance and again seeing the man, he
was so convinced that IL was his
brother that ne went TO the califor-
MIA city. and after searching several
days found his relative.
When the great catastrophe visited
the Pennsylvania city many years ago
the Robinson brothers were young
men. Following the abating OF the
food they looked for each other for
several days. but failed 20 ind any
trace and each thinking the other
dead. went 10 other places to make
their homes.
In letter to friends here Robin
son tells OF the rnding or his brother.
who - well-known merchant. he
says. OF the Southern California me-
tropolfR
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
DOUBTS MESSAGES FOR
CASH SIGNED HUSBAND"

NEW YORK Special - William
stanley. F1atbush florist. whose
many lighthouses supply most of the
lowers FOR Holy Cross Cemetery. left
ais home for business al 8 80 o'clock
on the morning OF April l3th last BE
Id nor return ot night a laburrr
Who worked for him disappeared sim
ltaneOusly.
After several days had passed and
DOB word was received from him Mrs
stanley notified the police con- April
l9th she received Ca telteram which
aroused her suspicion. 10 was signed
william STANLEY and asked her 60
'euu 500. To was from san Fran
CISCO a clause iu the message asked
nat she waive identification" ln
ending tne money thus making De-
uo~si be for anyone to receive 3D.
Mrs. STANLEY. fearing that her hus-
lan0 mad been abducted and was bee
us made the victim of q hf1ckmaI
scheme, did some detective WORK sd.
her own hook. She found that the
-tnder or the telegram asked that the
answer be sent 90 as EAST Street. Snr
francisco. She didn't send the money
nSleoO, she sent telegram 90 on.
chief OF Police ln san Francisco.
B. Martin. asking him 20 ind her hus
band.
A few days ago an answer came
from Martin 20 the effect that shan
ley was at As First Street In San
francisco and that he would come
back if she would send him the money
cor his fare. Three times since shr
has sent IS 20 him. and yesterday she
nailed him a letter stating that he
would receive the 500 for his fare
when she had received a letter from
him satisfactorily explaining his alb
sence.
the Shanleys live In a pretty house
az Illden Avenue and Canarsie Road.
Flatoush. They have three children
catherine. William and Annle-seven
and three years and one wear old
Mrs stanley is confident her husband
IS in the West against his will. and
because OF threats has been afraid 20
communicate the truth 20 her She
believes the disappearance OF the
workman has something 70 do with
the case.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
ROOSEVELT HAS
A BAD THROAT
Former President Reviews Ger
man Troops in Secret With the
Kaiser, Despite Illness.

BERLIN. Special. Theodore Rooses
Welt Wednesday, IN secret. reviewed
the crack regiments OF Europe's war
lord. Kaiser Wilhelm. and judged
sham battle between 10000 troops.
which eelipsed any pageant or en-
tertainment previously arranged for
hsm on mis- tour OF Europe. At the di-
rect command OF the Emperor every
effort was made to prevent any but
himself. his guest and the participants
being present
The maneuvers which gave Mr.
Roosevelt opportunity 10 cornpare
Germany's unest fighters with those
OF France. who reviewed for him as
Paris. was held at the Doeberitz field
IL was only after Mt Roosevelt's
throat had been examined by Profess
sor FrankCl. the specialist under
whose care the ex-Prcsident has been
placed while in Berlin. that the trip
90 the military field was undertaken
Mr.. Roosevclt's securing a good
nights rest. Il was announced. had
done much 20 improve his condition
and the visit 70 Doeberitz was de-
ciared safe, though the patient was
advised by DR. Frankel 20 take the ut
most care OF himself
Alarming reports concerning Mr.
Roosevelts health spread through
Berlin after he had gone 20 the mill
tary field Dr. Frankel refused to
discuss the reports. merely stating
that ne told Colonel Roosevelt there
was no reason why he should not at
te0d the maneuvers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

The Duke OF wellington eouolaIn-
Cd that he had bees much zfeictea
vita authors. and many a man could
tell moving tale OF being soreiy D.
sct by refornera Their high motives
are rot always a guarantee OF good
judgment or Of agreeable com panion-
sbtP. Zeal too often consumes both
them and their tact. One OF their
frequent ways OF approaching people
whom they would cllist or convert 81
the assumption OF rltrus clrn pas
sion FOR those who are uot altor.t her
such a. they are. They stoop 20 the
Ignorance and the moral faiHnza ~
their unhappy victlma In thalr con-
oesccnsion 20 the innrmitics % men
and women who cannot see eve 10
eye with themselves. they have an In
aehnabie air 81 saying Were t not
Tor your blindness. your timldlty. your
calousness. We should have pulled
the world much further along hy this
une. With Milton they rcproach the
tcfFerettT and stubhorunees. bat Tor
which the glory of reforming al our
ncighh ora had been completely ours -'
This con1cscending attitude OF re-
FORMERS often takes the form of de-
tDsing others with food of infcrma-
non- usually sfaDetical-about sab
ltcts in regard 60 which lul knuwl-
edge ls common property. They cam
noe believe that yOu know what obey
>ooW. else sou would De as aralne
and spasmoG lcaliy cnrrEetlr ~ ther.
Hence they bow their heads Go YOUR
reluctant ear and pour into t with
our any on Nary Autonye rhetorical
aruAce fhat which you am 90 know.
Are You aware that 1.rsB persons
died In 1895 from heart failure
caused b. excessive tea-drlnkIngr
daFe you duly weighed the fact that
three -sivteenths OF the children OF i-n .
migrants from Ecssarabia have never
had their teeth inspected Do YOU
know that only uInet1-asten farm
houses in Oklahoma have a hath
room p The FIRST inclination ~ one
suddenly assaulted with such chunks
20 fact is 60 say. Yea. i know t.
hold Sc your peace" But one cam
not De- rude Go rcfoTmcr. Besides.
De could NOT be rebuned in that way
lf YOU shook on the dust of one SCI
% hia uwures he would Instantly Zee
NltE you 60 another Prom The
Point of View" tn the AIav sorIbuer
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
sONGRIRDS To SAIL
WITH $500 900 EARNED

NEW YORK Special .-Themajor-
- OF the "songbfrds" OF the Metropoli-
tan opera Company viii be passengers
today on the outward bound North
German Lloyd Kaiser Wilhelm H.. on
the High q Express. " az = gnOr En-
rico Caruso is wont 10 term the shin
The voices OF these singers have earn
ed them more than 100000 durinr
the season just passed
The earnings OF Caruso are said 10
he larger than those 20 any 81 his fell
low passengers ID estimated that
the season viii net % ln fully 100000.
The nearest competitors are Pas
luale AmatO aud Madame Destinn.
'ach cf whom Is ere ted with having
made between ST5. 600 and 500. 900
or the half million dollars or more
earned by singers during the past sea-
son OILY about $500. 900. however.
went 20 American sOngbirds nj -
Geraldine Farrar Is credited with hav-
ing made no less than $4,000. while
ot her compatriots Madame Louise
Homer received $50, 600 and Ricardo
Martin got as much as $4,000
other singers sailing on the Kaisef
WiihelW. together with the amount
each Is credited with having made
F'remstad. $4,000: Madame Johanna
Gadski, $4,000: Otto Goritz. $4,000:
Antonio Scott. $4,000: GiuHo Rossi
$4,000; Andrea de Segurola. $4,000
and Albert Reiss. $4,000.
Miss olga Nethersole the actress. Il
also leaving on the Kaiser Wilhelm IL
She is estimated 20 have made not less
than $4,000. Mademoise1e Genee.
the dancer. IS also a passenger. and
takes away with her between $4,000
and $4,000.
Other passengers on the High C
Express" are Mrs T. r. Shonts and
Miss Marguerite Shonts the Duke and
Duchess or Manchester. Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Mccormick. OF Chica xO.
George T. Boggs. secretary and treas
urer or the Rock Island road. and Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Rider, OF New
York.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
FINGER PRINTS
Their ONLY CIEW
POLICE BELIEVE HINDU BUTLER
WAS KILLED IN MEMBERS
OF PUNCHAYA SOCIETY.

NEW YORK Special.-Wfth two
finger tip impressions made In blood
on a linen rag as their only clew. the
police wednesday turned attention TO
the theory that the Hindu Punc1 syl
Society. said 10 be the most diaboiic1f
or all secret orders. tracked down and
murdered William Benarn. the Hlada
butler who vas mysteriOusiy shot 70
death In the residence OF Dr. Mott ID.
Cannon Monday.
The aged housekceper. Miss Mary
Meehner. whose body was found be-
o-de Benam's. was KILLED when she
rushed 20 the buffers aid. the police
now believe The trihinE loot OF $500
Is believed 10 have been taken az a
blind.
The Punchaya assassins. who are
said 20 be schooled in their terrible
trade, usually mutslate the features Of
their victims until they are unrecog-
nizable- The skulls OF both Benam
and Miss Meehner were crushed in
after they had been shot 20 death
Benam. the police say they have dis
covered had been "a fugitive from the
ernissartes or the Punchaya Society
for more than two years.
His real name was Danukalharfe. and
he fed from Calcutta after coming un-
der the ban OF the society OF which. 10
is believed. he was once an influential
Learning that sentence OF death had
been passed on HIN, he fed. leaving has
York from Trinidad. W. n about a
year ago. and had held several posi-
left suddenly, apparently under the tn
huence OF abicct fear. The bloody an
ger-prints upon which the police are
cover on which one OF the murdererr
apparently wiped hts hands as ne was
leaving the house Two or the finger
prints are perfect In their dfstinctnesa.
and the police hope 10 solve the nys-
terry and punish the assassins BY them
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
BULLET FXPLODES AFTER
BEING CHEwED BY BOY
REnFORn - ~

BEDFORD CITY. va Special
l1lEhman Cogbiu. a student OF Ran
doiph- Macon Academy. n son Of Judge
fhlhp Cogbill, now clerk OF the court
OF Chesterfield county sustained A.
paiuiul and singular accident al the
academy. lie had held a cartridge in
mis- mouth. upon which ne cheTed
from time 90 time. biting away the
iead. until the coating became 80 thin
that at last his teeth penetrated
Through the crust. exploding the cart
ridEe. inluring and cutting the hr and
peppering his face with powder. AZ
ter receiving necessary attention from
"a physician here the young man went
90 Lynchburg 60 a hospital for FUR
serious.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
NATIVE CHRI IANS AND
FOREIGNERS ATTACKED

HANK0W, CHINA Special
Attacks on foreigners and native
Christians have burst ont anew
and the western portion OF Human
Province Is a4iame. according 10
Information received here by
roundabout ways. The cutting OF
All Geographic wires - taken as
confirmation.
One or the worst centers Is now ln
the country about Yuen Chow, on the
Tuen River, In the southwest part OF
Human. Many Observation-Disclosures
can. Norwegian and French-are IN
the Isolated district and the gravest
fears for their safety are entertained
The province from Shin Chow. IFS
miles west OF Chang Sba. south 70
the savage Choang Celau country ly-
Ing beyond the Human border zoo
miles from shin Chow. IN IN tho grip
or the anti-foreigners. Ted By the same
agitators who caused the recent out
break at Chang Sha.
Efforts are being made today 90 get
uto communication with the inland
mission at Yuen Chow, reported de-
stroyed ~ q mob
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
RESUME EXAMINATION
or r. A. BALLINGFR

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Special .-
Crosse summation OF Secretary Bal
lingcr was resumed Friday be-
fore the BallinEsr- Pinchot Invosticat-
ing Committee. Attorney Pepper rem
resenting CHORD Pinchot The line or
his inquiry concerned Ar. Balilnger's
rewithdrawal OF water power sites
and his reasons for doing 30.
The committee has announced no
decision AS yet regarding the request
OF Attorney Brandeis that Attorney
General Wickersham be summoned
before the committee 20 testify in re-
gard 90 the Iawlor memorandum.
and also regarding the report which
ne submitted 90 the President con
corning the CLAWS charges.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
DoG SURVIVES LoNG PAST.
n DANS AT WAL NOTION

NEW YORK Special Highland Lad
~ q. .ls- ttFrier, ghe Properly of a..
". Aler Duncan. % Hem -afeal. g..
holus che record Tor fasting iu tha
vicinity as Dee has just been found aftoi
haFlnE fallen down a drF we'll. q. here
Pc remained tnittrtn uaIs without tooN
OF water
The cog. hirl is quite ODD. and haze
been a prize winner at bench shows.
was probably chasing a rabbit ou the
Duncan place two weeks ago when be-
-cl into che we'll and could not attract
amy one hE Els barking
Mrs Duncan, worried about the loss
10 her pet. which was North $1,000. uf-
Tered rev ard 90 $50 for his return.
Yesterday afternoon little girl was
passing The well when she heard "a SO x
hine. She called an cmploye or the
huncans who found that the sound
came from the we'll A ladder was
lowered and Highland Lad was brought
90 the surface TOO weak 90 stand. DIS
able 20 recognize those about him He
was given liquid food and within = few
hours seemed as sound as ever.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19

NORFOLK. VA spec Ill Teh
Academy OF Music. frol--szs1 lie feet
o. Kahn street end ronninE hack 7so
feet on Martins Lane. vas sold "a
public auctlon today 20 &. W. Grandv
FOR s1ee.eVo- IL VAS az nrnt Knocked
down 80 Harry Morris. Il. r. Mare
and Arthur T. Norris. a corDorasloa
yet 60 oe formed. al sac. 600. but the
comm lSsio1ers held that the person
Was not IN existence and ordered an
other sale The second tine IL va
knocked down 70 Alr. Grandy IL L.
said that the house VIII be leased %
the Wells theatrical Company. under
several yearN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-19
WEEKLY SHORT STORY
-FHE DOG-HIS DAY.
BY Troy Allison

By Troy Allison.
Young Con vav iabbed the oars intc
the water y.ciouSly,
~If caT have what I want. he
said sullenly. i take what ! can get.
I'll ask her tonight"
Little Miss Iennell held on 20 the
boat with both hands and gurgled de-
lightedly
What a humble. doglike disposition
is yours. Robert" she said admiringly
I'm sure She will take you She has
been throwing herself at your head
for six weeks"
Thank heaven women can never
throw straight" he growlcd sul.enly.
Seems &C. me she has done very
we'll" said Miss Penneu nippantly
If you ask her tonight she surely
will have achieved her aim. But
can't Sly that YOU look a willing vic
tim That growl of yours was perhaps
IN accordance with your newly acQuir-
ed doglike humility-but one cou dr. Z
exactly call IL a zap OF JOY. Couldn't
you force one little cCstatic bark. Bob
bic. my child?' she suggested. coax
iRgly.
Il wonder why on earth ] ike you
I've never been able 10 understood %
he pulled the boat up TO the sand bank
Am sorry I'm so unaccCuntably
fascinating"
She shook the wrinkles from her
skirts airily, and started 10 investil
gate the one deserted hut thar graced
the tiny island OF sand and rushes.
Upon my soul it's a mystery" He
took their l1nch basket from the boat
aud followed moodily.
You have spoiled your lovely meta
phOr-dogs have no souls"
''Neither-so some philosopher has
argued-have women" he retorted
That philosopher had probably JUST
been turned down emphatically bv the
lady he wrote about But cen tho
souliess. / have an appetite. Wol ID
you mind II we unpacked thaG basket
and ate right here. and now?"
Conway set the basket on The sand
and took out his pipe, while she spread
the napkins Il don't want anything
have no appetite" he pulled hls brier-
wood vigorously.
But, Roberti You must brace the
inner man. Don't you rememLer you
have az ordeal before you tonight? i
should think II would take some nerve
20 propose 30 Miss Stubs She's 60
er-almost fat" apologeticaliy, that
one would feveytO work his .magina-
ton overtime 20 say TO her the things
that the p r0ine OF romance s sup
posed 10 relish"
Il never Ga like skinny women -
scathingly.
If you want 90 call me little or pc
tite. or ANYTHING decentiy polite" her
eyes were flashing. Il don't object 10
you expressing your opinion-but 7
won't listen 10 anything so rude as
SKINNY" She shook the crumbs fr,p
her lap and walked toward the waters
edge.
20. Robert-the boats untieds" she
walled.
"Thunder!" said Conway. spring'ng
TO HIS feet.
They watched It heiplessly as IL
drifted. The girl at last sat down de-
Jectedly.
en- not get back In time to dress