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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29

quettc 10 the winds in order to get IA
better look a the exquisite Chinese
needlework displayed iu the baby s and
mothers outnts.
Washington society has a grievance.
an because, on the eve of realizing
the pleasure of returned hospitniittes
which II mas anticipated ever since il
became known that Count Ehrcnsvard
H. T.. and NJ. j.. OF Sweden. has leased
q large house in the fashionable resi-.
dtnce section Of the city, he ha. been
made Minister OF Foreign Affairs. and
IN consequences viii spend the winter
ii stockholm instead OF in Washington
Tx the T5raziiian ambassador. Count
hhrehsVard Is "a bachelor, and ht. d.
partuft at the beginning OF the sea-
son Is double regretted
ne cnange ia the head OF the lo..o-
non brinSs no new duties to Madame
Ehehgrcn. wife OF the counselor and
ShaTse daffairss adj interim. for she
uns peen Its social chatelaIne ever
since the retirement of the L.arercrnnt-
FAMILY. The only difference : ~,
me swedish Legation win he now In
iact, as 1t has been before I'm unnGictni
ltaii'y. established in the home OF no,
nolhcr the latter having decided tao
mpT"ad Tor tho winter and turn ~,
ohhccucut Avenue residence oy..r 10
h.r sSn-in-law and daughter Jurin'
her absence '"''"S
unoriicial as well as Official ,,r,,u,,.
~ Whetted with interest over tha IN,
,'huhl wings u has learned 10 cx.icr,
MHeheVer the former Mrs. a. e D,rnnv
:" III Town And now that she As here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29

Colonel J. S. A. Johnson. of the V.
II. l.. was in Richmond this week as
delegate from the local lodge to the
meeting or the II val Arch Masons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29

Since the departure of the Turkish
tn, the Virginia Hot Springs. the Chinese
minister Is the most anxious and busv
man in town. Ne is constantly nilea
"lth questions and heaped with svn-
patny anent the revolution in Chtna
Ehlch appears TO be gaining headv.,,
hourly, owing TO vacillation al pek,n
aisanection in the imperial forcns a,,G
general corruption II the Chinese army
Is Wei az 10 the woll-laid plans OF M
rebels. MI. Chang only recently "a.
turned from Mexico to which cSni,aI
ne is also accredited and whithcr NJ.
went In the late summer to adiust ~
indemnity CLAIMS OF his government fnr
the lVes oi the Chinese masgacred 5ur
ing the late revolution In Mexico DuI-
ing MS absence from Washington Ma.
dame Chang, their daughtera ana tha;r
Two mouse guests, the Misses Tan
were In atlantic city The family H.
again united ana the vicinity OF ma
legation Is daily increasing in pictt,r-
esqheneSs as the Young peortc an
ground quite freely and stiN al n
10 their national dress. one OF tbc
most attractive scenes thereaho,Its is
Nrs. Henry Chang. the minister's yo1,n,
daughtcr-in-la law, whose simple Chine .
costumes make he! as hiplcss as mo
most approved French model ever
hoped TO be. wheeling her dainty chi.
nese naby in an up-to-datc Amer.can
go-cart. and one is nightly temn,ea
every time she is seen 10 throw Ell.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04

passing 90 h, rual mcsns oi
rcu,f for siweer ut .,d,ut that
one Wat to uif... f.. n..,o.r of doe
pcudouc, u 80 ut,ue,uu. rcgulato
charitable urauspor'an.t sud uans-
ntm 30 from .rut .ttu OF
bclpmiu.es
since Jauuat D. lan. ,. .u.n aIr
Hools tor chBaron ,ffH.'.a .HH .r
.',d,.roscd 60 jupcf u.u,. .... ....
Established ia ~ cities. ord.0 "
.u announcement made loo ..I,.H
'..usi TODAY 30, thc national ......
'Yn 'u tnr stud, ana Prevention
.uusis The first Open ..
..... % fno rHtcd states 1871, .....
us.H up Jauuar, 800 hl t.,
uu.iH of education 90 provId,u... Ii
D. 90 tHr Instance of ~ Eu,r a..
etpu. Tu. next school was establish.
cd u MAJ lf no" same year 900 pIit..
lurl t.ri ono az Hom"u u IlIt
itoe. uIa thc fourth 80 B.ue}u, uo--
r.tI BOD Nrt York IA pc.,mu,r iH1s
buflup Oh, car 1909 ton schools Iu
rt, dff.ru' cities wor, opened boz
1870. l6 a.h.ois ia g.. cities Ncrr
opened and eight schoois ben uV. eit.
j,, bias, u,.. opened ,o Ann O. 1RlI.
vuIlc d'lUuf. provision has po.u
mad, fuf uuro schoois 10 siN ,ItI,s.
Man, .ucs ,rr considering "a, qBny-
ton suI Ni act during the ,omiue
scar N.v Yo.k oi;N nov has iu op.
GRAFTON open ar schools and GLASS.
cs ana d.unit. provision ma. pc,u
MADE tor u similar GLASSES to- h,
opened pt u,Ni Wll Boston has rive
open air pla.s,- Va ~ schools. and
chicago also has several. according
,o reports received by the National
association. ths result ct the open air
class WORK ha. boon 10 restore most
of The chndrru Goo normal health and
efficiency pn, uf THESE open air
schools ga classes should hc cstablls
ed for each e5.uoo population. cspo-
ciallt IN citio..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
CONGRESS NtItS

Th, rrWs of tbe dat for u white
90 l,an AIu come nom Washington.
congress .. u session Eor nr nr.t
umr u nNu,ou .,au OBJ, Democrats
ha,, BE- vorkpe maIor,, n tr' lower
house
Champ clark vil sn,.ecd Uncle joe
as speaker ana ,hr PARTY which has
camYnigu,d year after wear ou a rad
icai platform viIl nave an ppporuutr
re ~, out Som. of us theories 10, cu-
actiung them.
Tine situation in the house H. un-
usual Among the Democratic mem
beers thor. are number who mold
radicali, different view 49, 60 spmc OF
the most important planks ia th"
Democratic platform In the house
there be- sentiment for revision Of
ln' hilIl anu l"i ''ipi"''N WIZ"
canada likewise there are several
wen known Democrat, members ~
radically opposed To- these two poll
clos ~ are some 81 the stand-pat RE
puhlicans II may be that the Demo
cratic house Will pull together and
present q solid front uf IN" "untorri.
ned II may be. but We doubt a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04

usrd for .bo transportation ot Go. cine
nuns . Directs 20 90. chino plant
l.vM,rlIs iue .rthiy U Tyrone CONE
template. 90. treatment of thr ruir"
mountain or.. at tho large CHINO
ilsut. ,I,hrr los iho present eNn' ~
ot th, chino compaug ite,l q D.
expected uth,r oomplui. 100 the Bur
r.- 1881 WpI. lnr,aer u,,r Nrkug
forces sine. th. Dh,muug - AGAIN ace
tive.
Moeullun ono ..tiuns uHHy been
,..,o.,...J i, fla. uaud Nutu.,. .ou-
,u
I'"' 90" ''''
place i"i'' OF mon ~ '' ""'"
..llcus 90 new d1uhIr-rompartmcut
shaft .,..i .i fb. odd shat, ANA near
ia. r,pt.r of tnr ,rour.t. Tn. nov
sham .Vpl .u..tfI, rncuittt. ia, hand
nm, ,f ..r.. Vbi.h H. known to be- In
th, i..,.r f..,Is of thu old shaft and
d, ul .r.d,. ,l, anon M n.N ar. hoii.s.
rt. ,U... at tt. .,muapy N,ll ne at
.,n,..r p,p
,r....,,..,,t 81 rnn,t.d that ,
g. p,.,,,p b,. f,und ia.foot
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
PASSING. THEM On.

Th. b.ggar Song ago discovered
that u ticket To some othcr place
where ho can trouble NJ no more h.
the Thing above al others which ~"
give with the greatest chccriunrss t.
the applicants Tor AID As result
aH arcnc, In a New Mexico railroad
town. ON, of u total relief "Spcndi-
tufe Of $500 year. used t2io for
railroad tickets 10 nearby communi-
ties III. officials of ncighboring
places returned thc compliment, ~
were busiiN giving transportation 10
meet tn. demand which they them
selves had created lay passing On
tho procession of charity-rat. travel
80 "Whut elise oould M, "a"
surely something better than this
Transportation is often q necessary
form of nclp. bu, u should be- gran;
80 only after carcfui inquiry. II ~
cruci to send q hoy away from Ms
home, but nothing could b" kinder
than 60 tind out where his homo real
n 10 sud send him there. II j. cruel
To- forward consumptiycs to The west
ana south whore no care awaits them.
mt their conveyance To- sanRtoriu;ns
and homes ready 10 receive tbcm ~
Of course the onlS right Way of help
ing often II ia wise to send man
and hl. Whole famil, with him when
uu good evidence II - clear that work
b. positively assured tn him at the
destination
IN order to discourage the indis-
ton the charity organization depart
mont of the Russel sage Foundation
has r,issbed tho transportation rulos
and tsi-graphic code oi the national
conference ot Charities and Coiro'-
lion. In accordauc" with these rul"~
ovrf too public aud private agencies
picanis except straight through Co
destination aud then unly tu thos"
who win Doe better of there. Some
81 the railroad trunk lines have also
adopted the rulr that ~" Dharit> rates
shall b. granted to any agency not
sgninp thr agreement
The adoption 1T these rules IA ON"
az thr large cities reduced To pno-hal'
thoamount spent for railway tickets.
How badly some sane method of reg
umtug the r,l of passing on ~
needed. ir shown a, some Instances
given b., Mu7> f. Richmond in Th"
survey
a feeble mindcd woman soung
and good -.aoklug. applied Co the
count, osn halls OF "a Western state.
snyiug That sine rtmc from Kansas.
Thc ,ounty promptly sent ncr t. an-
pthrr county. which 10. promptly "nt
hcr back again Weeping ana in
great distress. she Was sent again
and was again returned. this second
tim. In the custody Of the county
clerk snch contests are No, NM
known over IA. insane
"A blind man Was recently pat OF
tho train. writes Texas correspond
ent Neither civ nor county oiii-
cialg would take any responsibility IN
The matter. and Tor three az four
days the old man sat IN Tee depot
No one knew what &C. do WIN the
poor old fellow. until finally two ho-
hoes came along and offered 10 take
him away II they we're siyen money
Tor their fares and his. The money
Was given. IL. was entrusted To their
care. and the three started Off
There are 2.yis counties 10 the
United states and about 1000" rail-
road stations. la the great majority
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
TUCUMCAR| IS TO
HAVE BALL TEAM
Fans Are Circulating Petition
for Stock subscriptions of
IS to Finance a Winning
Aggregation.

y i'''NhA w ifN'i IlE ~ 7 NIil.
rucumCa.i. y N Npr. I 'Tueum-
.arI base bal fans tr, planning Go
have team nor, i1. summer and
Goo this end are circulating a. petition
ipH subscribers o' Nu.F iu lots of
uta dollars which 800 u, covered py
fca~uu tickets bu, hundred suh-
serlb'is as, wanted 1aI 30 o. thouZht
that Me- diihplil Niil hc had ia abe
tanning tn, number The pf'- 90
promoters are g. DcVor. Jamt- con-
Wen and g. l.. shelton. New hJll
grounds Nill have TO hc provided ior
us the old ones un south Fourth stree
have b,en i1ktn uyog ~ th, Uf fut
are being transformed into O.t,
Esrk ,oW vames this season have
been played ga IA, vacant lut4 dIrart-
Is acr"es from IA Rock island depot
ana ID Is thought that this 80, rou,d
br had for the summer games IN,
mcmhrrs oi the team hay, nearly ull
ooou chosen and with couple OF
pitchers Who are being 60 respond
"a with, the team will soon boz conn
plct..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04

Ia Ncw Mckee. where So many con
sulup,iycs are sent each year. depend
ont entirely on charity the burden h.
more severely iclt Dcpsitc all that
the smaller place. lp Ncw Mexico and
Arizona can do. II ~ impossible for
them 10 provide chart, for All who
are sent Go them sick. pcnnilcss. with.
ont work aud unable 90 work The
system 81 passing them on Us indeed
q poor charity &" AN concerned
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
l,iEii IiiNT CONTAIN
NIHtlKN."

As mercury wu sur'ly destroy th.
sous. ot smell ana compirtcN doraua
The whole sl-t.m whom entering
through tn mugous surfaces, sue
articles should never be- used cNecp
IN prescriptions rom reputable pa!
Hciaus us tu. IanuRr th,t Will q.
ga t'n-iold G" flr good Won can po.
sihlN dorit, nom th,m ilalis ca
Wtrh cure. manufactured oy +
th,u,N * eco. Toledo, a.. contains ~.
mercury, ana BE- ukrn internally, act
ing directly upon the blood ana nu
cous suria .,s ui the system. In has
lnW nnlr~ Cdtarrh cure be sure sou
got The genuine. II rs taken int'rnult
ana made in Toledo. ohio, bN T.,
Cheney a Go. Testimonials ircr.
SOLD by prugissts. Price, '1c po
hottie.
rake Hans Family Pills for c"usu
patton,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
CROOK CANYON MINES
WILL BE BONDED
:. ". i'uhio \c1uircs Interest IN Five.
Mimc Group. and Win Opc,a,. Tn
sicr Lease.

Jerome, Aiiz Aprll Following
he sale of an interest in Eroup ct
W mines Ia creek canyon last
eek from Ramon Lcprl Co J. NJ
tubio. for N2,uno negotiations hay p,
,ccn concluded between the new
wncrs and q. g, SPENCER for taking
Pee property over under q bond and
use Mr. Spencer Immediately aftcr
losing tho deal. left FOR the property
I'D stated ihni he VIII establish a
ann and begin developments AZ once.
he property acquired II new. and n
ituatcd near the hig strike made
few months ago hy Mexicans. Linn
ed work shows attractive conditions
gold values aud the surface indi-
htlons are very promising \ large
hymcnt was made by Mr. spencer
tbs camp viii be closo Ia the Nenczia
gorks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
NstIo> tNNIt~ WHAT
NE NEI ~ AS1I\t.

Sew Mexico newspapers complain
that i the uu. continue the ass
VIII soon %. -p illl that the cattle
VIII GET loss 100 &c. We suggest that
the Tucson weather bureau man head
on such threatened calamity ny moy-
ing the rain tJ.r Arizona star
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
w COULDN'T GIT
MONO WITHOUT IuNI

Drain the sNaWps and overflow
lands" is the slogan nf the National
irrigation congress. 1ut tho trouble
OF IL it, We have uo nnd. to drain.
II It were po-sipl, Co drain a lit,lc
sunsliu, ont of the lands wc have.
what u daisy bell pf country this
would be- -- NIilnua star
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
COMMENTS BY
THE EDITORS
>IW Diit>~ ~ SAD
CD m lp.ID-D \l1

ia of uoith,i 1Ot huhhlr nor che
hnrom variety, ~, II DO strictly up-t"-
date, iust the sam S'corr" chief
tain
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
piui,. siouui tOsc~i.l,t.

"That follow has fearful nerve
ta'd tao dealer .u firearms,
"Who IL hc""
AN aleni-r lie SAWS he VIII Civ
me a commission on his business II
/ viii hand hls ard To e,cp wild
eyed person who comes in aud buy
a. .rNolY a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04

Don't let ,hr BAL. suffer from yc-
lrfua sores 90 Du, hu- of the skin.
D'Iu's ointment s... instant relief.
cures qurklN ifrH,. tIl safe Ton
children. M drIl-i.t- .cll IL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04

Many married man who mIsht
make u tor,un" Il Handicapped p,-
caus" his wife demands too much Of
his attention
That's right Just AS soon as For
tune begins 90 tiiri Nith him has Nif.
gets jcalons ~ Catholic standard nnd
Times.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
N<D STILL TubN WANT
TlIU Htt M \pUGD

Lite in Phoenix b. Just On, clec-
,iou aftc another Arizona nrpuhli-
cas-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04

or the beet saddle horses IN the city
All phone No. 3. w. l.. Trimble. ia
Y. and u.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
REAL TY SNAPS

| have some nice bargains III real
estate in several good Oklahoma
towns. Note the following list:
Lots ], 2 and ., block B. Hardy, KAY
county.
Lots ana 6. block %. insersol
Woods county
Lots 8. 10. II and ~, block se.
Chandler Lincoln county
l-ot 3 block AL Prague. Lincoln
county
lot s. block IL. paruei Lincoln
county.
Iot :. bloes ss Agr Lincoln com
Lot "a. biocs p Chandler. Lincoln
county
lot Is. block IA. Breckenridge,
Garfield county
Lot !. block IL, Bfeekehridxe. Gar
Held county
lot >. block Is, Brsegenriage( Gar
fleld county
Lot 30. block "a, Breckenridge,
Garfield county
Iot : block 81, kehridEe. Gar
Held county
lyoi al, biack l5. kaiha, Lincoln
county.
Lot IS, block 3. geaariek. Laacols
county
Lot y bloek 2a. North wanetss
Pofta0 atomic equity.
I.ot 81 block 20, Stroud, Lincoln
county.
E. D. REDRIx.
Care Leader, Jithrie, Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
LEGAL NOTICE.
(First Published In The Guthrie Daily
Leader. April %. l9lD

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will lie received at the office Of
the City Clerk. Guthrie. Oklahoma,
until o'clock D m. Thursday May
18th, 1911, for the construction Of a
SANITARY sewer in Sewer District No
80 in the City Of Guthrie, Oklahoma.
~ be located in First Third. Fourth
and Fifth Capital Heights additions
and Sharte Boulevard
Also a sanitary sewer In Sewer
District No 60 to be located in the
following blocks to-wit. Blocks 79.
so, 81, 50, SO and 81, East Gathrio
All bids to be accompanied by a
certified check to the amount oil five
per cent OF the bid
All work TO be done In accordance
with plans and specifications on ME
IL the office of the city engin ser.
where bidders blanks may be obtain
ed on application
The city reserves THE right GO re-
iect any and all bids
Done by order Of the Mayor and
City Council, April both 1911
GRANT r. HANFORD.
City Clerk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
pIJnt IcATioN or TAX LISTS.

Sec. 1886 same-uotiee that lands
win be sold requisites Of notice. The
treasurer shall give notice Of tine sale
Of real property for delinquent taxes
by public pcn thereof once week for
three col asutiye weeks. commencing
after ths hr,s day Of May preceding the
sale. IN 2u newspaper In the county
TO be desla ted by the board Of county
commissioners ANA II the board or
county commissioners fan to designate
such paper tnen In a paper to be se-
iected by the treasurer such notice
shall contain a notification that ail
lands OH which the taxes OF such iscl
year remain due aud unpaid viii be- sold
and the time and place OF the sale and
shall contain a list Of the lands 10 be
sold and the amount 81 taxes due Iha
county treasurer shall charge and cQl-
lect in addition to the taxes, interest
and penalty the sum of twenty FIVE
cents on each tract OF real property
other .han town lots. and ten cents on
each town lot advertised for sale, which
sum shall be charged into the county
treasurer and the county shall pay the
cost Of the publication Of such notice.
But in no case shall the county be
liable for more than the amount charged
10 the delinquent lands for advertising.
a.. 1903, II. b. l6S art 3. 4 Took eff
feet March 10, 1909
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08

WANTED Travelling statesmen 80
experience required Earn Sl0g 10
S2aQ 2 month while learning pfaHi
cal Saiesmaaship Write today Tor
ifst Of hundreds Of good positions
row opcn and particulars about how
90 get one OIL them address, nearest
cilice, Dept a39, National salesmen 5
Iainihg Association. Chicago, New
YORK, Kansas City Seattle, New Or
leans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
N HER BEAR SKIN ONLY
Russian Dancer Refuses to
Wear Tights Intcrvie>
With Countess


New N0rk, May lusi after tine.
Countess Thamara de Swifgky. RUs.i
sian dancer. her mother, and har
manager, r. n WitAeY OF Syracuse.
0h0 formerly mas clergyman. sat
dcMn III the crowded dining room d
ihe Prince George hotel az / O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon Withey leah
Ell over % the terpsichorean artists
and said
Mmmselle when you dance before
lhe American people at the Metropolis
lian opera house aad az the Newport
BONES of The Four Hundred you 30
with bare lmhs You must wea
tights
WIN YOU not stop such talk obs
lected mausele wilI not wear
tights
And Size TOOK into her small ano
1ewelled hand a glass oi lee water
rose 70 her musical feei and buried
ihe nee water lnta her managers HH
auspceting face
All the men AND wemeu in tue
room jumped up IN surprise 8nf
alarm as Witbes struggled fIom rms
ehair There were Screams aila
shouts flnm tbe women and Il gurgle
from whitney, who was choking wllh
water and rags A silver Of ice had
aived over hie collar and Was nleit
inc On bis heaYing ees, s4l&
fioihes Nero dripping
The countess waited aut q moment
surveying Aer 0bjuagatiug victim
and looking calmly AZ the amazed
diners She dashed the glass to pieces
on the Table. swept the dishes t9
THE lo0r and then ran shrieking. ap.
stairs 50 her apartment
Eperbodt h8wIea ara yelle5 aga
rreamed ara rsn arouna t6n aI,re.
The Ja8cers mother Fled and tla Iin.
afs raa nn ~ Witbev with menacine
4 apcas
Wbnt aja gop aay to harqe tbe
p.1n demanded lu @erce tones
.Tjeafs snInueraa tba sl6yerina
N ithev lns tlehts
While t0e head 1aitnr hustloa him
80 las Fo0n, others auietod tbe guests
n ibe dirjng f3on ana siralqhfane8
tNlpgs up
Tbe botel eFonrleter was 8istsrb
"a 9Aen irformea M fba fasa hnt Is
Iad ropBosea NM eastntapaeea ehaH
4 smaH arnp al qnesflopers Aeseiged
Hn
resorter gounA WftAa, l,ipv nn
FN be4 hie face ovsrspro,8 Nif6 an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-08
TN MINUTES
WIN INF
Short Story
Writers
Reflection and
Reconciliation


ecOncillaftOn
p.cto- tl.,Is'-.- ~ ~ .lN'''
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,.e5fggfed aaor,,.a,,
s,rt.ra a.,,l+ - ls... o.,.,,.if.
ia n ,-,,l.s...a
- .5,"eatt ,and5od
mo Tna .fraai ,gss my, bsi,t IN
sagIl, sa5 NJ eenld IL no, ~ eSrnt fron,
tt1 lo, ''1 5gt,s5 nt,si,ar
- s.,,+ ~
-, -.,.,, 80. @,o,a'.,i..,r ~ reliof
tIaro !, HI 3aas, aas ,he ng,nber rlasr.
Is fnd,nota5 u. .rcno5 bie wag nu
t5o stoms anl l,gg tso beu
Tbo Lor,.ant ses,noa oadiv familiar
-bo toat t,s ears to ,yondaraa
la.. ,1,at e@,id he rsts wae nts e.sf
+.s.t, ~ l4a,,nings an1 Henninrs vae
(. an, X nrar ,55t NJ WA naf cbanra5
hss nr,.,nts \, th~c. gesrs
m &c ' as " tan sopnsed q, tba|
.tair n mn.t IS Slrs Hennines M
gna, sn,.rsr1 ~ ~raot ber tnt 81 she
',oo 1Iaer ~ nv ,snsoHer he starre1
haat II ae,a1ornont
epnt5 ~ c~iea boarsal, "a this
,aarg yca aa@
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.,,sdaa VIVA. ioft I'M nld hoeep
dj4 wv ,fve nr aadra.s rs sny
ane wbo might tn yon
ii tnow NJ aareed n asked ev.
ere ann ang tbeV ranll Do, teii ma
.'rhen why 6o I'm nursne meq she
,skaJ
- ammo ha ssamwcrad "a came
barc II seo Iaek Hanninrs
IT. Il l0.olv tbat von ebo0td epd
Nf uannines Hero sao demandod
.-rbje Il MA 6ou@cq mean M
lives nere dop't ba9"
..rbe eycnse i .owor,hv of Won
.ha said witb seorn "a hsy NOT al.
49, 6ean tbaf yom wero ge lacking
IS invention
.fm nof iuV4ptiya he persisted
it., ,;,.,,,,, INA oaJ fhinna hat,,on
- oJd that yon Wul uaf believe that
thny bannen Thai fme for lp-
etance--a
pnt rai4ol i ba,}4 M protest
.poss ssfd fbat WIN were Visiting
horn sha said eoldly 4 ANA not M.
t..rested "a the matter mrther
-sbc oaly Uantea to feage vou.
~ insistea She kue9 how Jealous
81. wera Ana sbe started tho Nhole
sr,d yop come ~ agene furthetq /
hgyo several nmes julimated that the
4 srnssion vas forever closed
ba1 ~ aea tbm you Mere
hero e sald plea5inely III ast
lse uiH sor Mr. AennIBes ana sbe
a.ks me fn staa iato the parlof.
af thaf sufficient proof u permit
mo to fgtagtna fbai fof once have
fao9a fha rebt Diaceq
ever. snnonioie s4e commented
aitb sHeh, sarcasm sgat Annie said
fiat eon ae9ad far Miss Jennings
rm, for NH Beepipg4 Wasn't tais
Wr Wenpiuas an aftenhought9
nls fhat Annie2 BE cried ~
f8ionabt bar face seemed familiar
tt .taes eba admitted was
teeo.ng
e,na rog ro.ff, rantu fo see Mr.
,lanningas aho ashe8 SHARPLY
arorgf.a, CaD tIo, al me '0None
.,,.a Man teu voH 4o
aiil WI + s'i' su n .1.,4,....
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fgu fAn door WiIW UNHcH. A G.
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