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| a. "a h American lol@tfa
lpmpap, Rrsls with >p
pcme Court
FIGHTING FOR ITS LIFE
Attorneys la lbe O,topa, Oh Making
Supreme lllofD 90 Ire,em 4,
Dissolution p, he Get
frnntni



Wa.Hmnt8H laU Before tsV
-sufB 5l la.t rasari tl, fnsl suHrou
lssat haffie an which hsNFs thF fate
3 sc the American faharnn COMPANY
aud ts subsidiary 0H Hofafious is
nan boz pfoaf'F
Some uf tho heHp~-urcrd laN-
SEN. u iHr country frdaF afternoon
beFaa theif arguments before the
supreme court uf fhU nited Staies
+ Tor and against fIe sherman anti
TRUST lnw ant thHt many teniarled
octopus. the tobacco trust on tHe
rsEeucY af their presentation oi me
evidence depends either The lte or
death of vast combine of corpora
ffons =ssustfsuffnR business with
over SOC Zoo 600 Of invested capf
fHl and. 3u the other band.
strengthening of the sherman anti
trust law. or. ON the other hand. an
emasculHti0u Of that statute which
viii nullfy The government IS strong
est weapon against corporate ngere--
sion
As was the case last year when the
same case was argued, the supreme |
court determined to permit aiior- |
news three whole days IN which 10 |
present their arguments. Usually /
The court limits the hearing of q /
ease TO 40 least two hours-d Nitoi /
equally between opposing couns-ls /
but in view OF the magnitude oil /
the questions involved and tAe h-
tucacies of the litigation il was |
thought best 10 grant almos; unilmit- |
ed time for legal statements.
The c9se which Us now before the |
sugreme court had &C., iucsp 'i1u IN a
bin ot complaint filed on July 10,
1907. before the circuit court Tor
the southern district OF New YORK.
/ 1t was charged that the American
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A'ffff" - ~ /.
tHA"'ftHFa'fo ~"it
q iemes % NHhF telra
. Ff hAH
. tHtH tHHf tnNh ffh
. HH'H George q tieii#. .'Hi
ny lHFs ftHHiH
= fIftff d Payne fHa'nat
. aH Robert IS rHith ht#fe
. Wans George a. Allfu John :
= 2 Cobb william lfafilt
. MIiaW Ainif ANTHONY =
. Brady Bon isiuiU Desc ~
. 9 ilannH llrfh' Is % hihNN
. har Pierre l.oFilafd Rufus :
. Patterson FfaNk To 1883
= Grant " schi'f fhatles
. @tr0f Peior A - Wideaer :
. wexford G. Reed. Williamson =
. ~ RULER The AmeiicHn l"e- :
auru 20. imperial lahacco t1
. of Great Brltain and ireland :
. NmCffFfa SNUFF Go. American
CHAR go American StoRlr 70
= Havana Tobacco Co. Havana =
. American Go n lofiilard Go =
. b. RafuoiIs Tohacco Co .
. e,slItop 4 Nerrick n A Tat .
: t.r.,,g Tonaceo e. piackwell's .
!. ,,n,.n,,s sy,l,ac,o 90 Anar. .
J ryros, MonoDoi Tobacco Works. .
} Thurman A. Wnhoru Tobacco .
} go The John holman Co. p .
, ~ Adams Tobacco Co. John " .
,.-r,tt ,rlt,.rc, 40 Nsu A. .
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-09

. Dissolution suit.
. Jobn d. Rockefeller. William .
. Rockefeller. Henry NJ. Flagler. .
, John d Archibold, Oliver II. .
} Payne. Charles NJ, Pratt, Stand
} ard Oil Co. of New Jersey Acme
} Oil Co, American Lubricatlng
, oil Co, Anglo-American Oil
, Co. Argand Refining CO., At
, lantic Refining Co, Baltimore
} United Oil Co. Borne Scrymser
} Co. Buckeye Pipe Line Co,
} Buffalo Natural Gas Fuel CO.,
B Bush and Denslow Mfg. Co,
} Camden Consolidated Oil Co., =
; Chesebrough Mfg Co, CONSOLE =
; dated. Colonial Oil Co, Com =
, mercial Natural Gas Co., Con :
= Meeting Gas Co, Continental =
= Oil Co. Crescent Pipe Line Co., =
. Cumberland Pipe Line Co" .
. Eastern ono Oil and Gas Co., =
= Eclipse Lubricating Oil Co.
. Eureka Pipe Line Co, Flor =
q ence Oil and Refining Co. ,
= Franklin Pipe Co, Galena sig =
= nal Oil Co. Indiana Pipe Line .
. Co, Lawrence Natural Gas Co, =
. Mahoning Gas and Fuel co" :
= Manhattan Oil Co.. Mountain =
= State Gas Co., National Fuel :
. Gas Co. National Transit Co., 4
New York Transit Co, North
. ern Pipe Line Co., Northwes- 4
. tern Ohio Natural Gas Co,
. Ohio Oil Co., Oil City Fuel and
. Supply Co., Oswego Mfg. Co., 4
= PENNSYLVANIA Gas Co, Pennsyl- 4
: vania Oh Co, Peoples Natural 4
Gas Co, Pittsburg Natural
= Gas Co. Plat and Washburn 4
. Refining Co, Prairie Oil and
. Gas CO. Republic Oil Co., Sal
. amanca Gas Co., Security OIL
. CO., Solar Refining Co, South
. ern Pipe Line Co. South Penn
. Oil Co. Southwest Pennsylvan-
= ia pipe Line Co, Standard Oil
. Co. of California, Standard OIL
. Co of Indiana, STANDARD Oil
= Co. Of Iowa, Standard OIL co.
. of Kansas, Standard Oil Co. OF
. Kentucky, Standard Oil Co. OF
. Minnesota, Standard OIL Co, OF
. Nebraska, STANDARD Oil Co. OF
. New York Standard Oil Co, of
. Ohio, Swan & Finch Co, Tay-
. louisville Natural Gas Co, Tide
. Water Oil Co. Union Tank Line
. Co. United Natural Gas Co,
. United Oil Co. Vacuum Oil Co,
= Washington Oil Co. Waters
. Pierce Oil Co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-09

We do not understand the kind OF
democracy which induces some pa
pers to belittle the efforts being
made by Governor Foss of Massa-
chusetts to defeat the reelection OF
Senator Lodge We may not be in en-
tire accord with the governor but
we are certainly in far less accord
with the senator
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-09

As pastmasters in the art of max
ing explanations which do not eX-
plain some OF the Texas organs east
~ show their superiority. They not
only take the cake, but make off
with the entire bakery
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-09

boxes. paper, licorice, further to
tighten its grip on the tobacco bust
ness. Companies operating in prac-
ticany every field of the business
are parties to the suit,
Nearly year was consumed in
the taking of testimony in the case,
and it was not until November l.
1903. that the circuit court rendered
an opinion sustaining the Sherman
law and partially UNFOLDING the gov
ernment's contentious. But ii dis
missed the bin against the United
cigar stores. the Imperial Tobacco
company. the British American To-
bacco company, and others, The par
ent COMPANY and several score OF
the subsidiary companies were ad-
indeed conspiracy in restraint OF
trade and ordered dissolved In ao-
dition. several Of tho subsidiary cor
porations were individually decla ed
to be trusts.
The government and the trust
wore both dissatisfied with the decis-
ion-the government desiring com
plete victory, and the tobacco com
pany a complete generation. both
appealed to the supreme court OF ire
United States.
The defense made by Attornes
( Johnson for the trust was that there
/ is no actual combine and that the
company has arrived at its present
state of power through the exercise
/ of acute business Judgment and the
| fact that it had enormous capita
! behind it. He particularly attacked
/ the decision of the lower court res
training the parent company from
voting the stock it holds in the SUB
! sidiary corporation.
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Governor Colquitt announces that
he will not interfere in the speakers
race down at Austin. Then some
body else ought to come to the res
cue, otherwise the choice of the peo-
pie might be successful
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-09
Negro Wanted in Dallas.

Deputy Sheriff Lauderdale OF Dal-
las was here Sunday after Arthur
Thomas, eolored, who was wanted
in Dallas on kin alleged charge of az
eravated assault. Thomas was ar
rested here Friday He is accused OF
stabbine another negro
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-09

All the drummerg in this section
are ready 10 second the motion that
Waxahachie has one of the best no.
tel keepers and one one of the poor
est hotel buildings OF any town in
this part of the state.
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The two WOMEN stopped IN front of a
dentists showcase.
'"rhere. mamma" said tue younger
woman pointing. Il want a sci inst
like that"
Hush. my childr commanded her
mother Don't you know that It's WI
gar 10 pick your teeth IN the street
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-09

The friends of certain candidate
for speaker are taking great pains to
let il be known that he is a 1dyed-in-
the-wool prohibitionist," but in the
election tomorrow we shall find out
for whom the anti-prohibition votes
are cast
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Brethren beloved. this attempt 10
have the legislature go into the for
NATION OF new counties is certain TO
stir up strife and discord. Let us
have political peace and lcgis'a- I
tive rest -
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The Lorimer committee now de-
cides that its report was probably q
little premature and would like to
have it recommitted in order tina
another coat or two of whitewash
may be applied, The article useG
proved TO be a little too thin,
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Although the revolution down ia
Mexico has been put down every day
for a number of weeks past IT APP
pears to keep on "revolutin.
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a priaht Youth.

She (archly Whom should you eau
the prettiesi girl in the rootnt lie
Ooolling about himi-H'm! Well, to-
tell the truth, there isn't pretty glrl
in tie place
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-09
MIMIC NAVAL BATTLE.
Attack OF Battleships Frustrated by
Defending Scout Cruisers.

United Press Special
Washington, Jan 9.-The Allan
tic fleet Of battleships attacking the
United States in mimic war has been
intercepted by the defending scout
cruisers. Rear Admiral stanton,
commanding the scouts, today noti-
fled the navy department by wireless
of his success in frustrating an at
tack by the enemy.
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Some will always be above others.
Destroy the inequality of today aud II
will appear again tomorrow. Emerson
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-09

The man who guides the ploW,
the man who shoves the plane and
the man who makes music on the
anvil all know where the dollar
comes from, and they do not under
stand why they should be called
upon to surrender any part OF 1t in
order to help the sheep raiser and
the lumber man to mako a living.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-09

IN framing new tariff bill dem
should look alone TO the in
A. va N9se who bear the bur
IT, 'e'''hs Mose who are bowling
~, p'olecnon LOOK Gu, for them
S''' ' me tariff is tax and no tax
Is Just and equitable which ICES
any citizen IN better financial con.
oi'ion than he would have been in
without the law which levies il
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Trinity & Brazos Valley southbouud
Sortf,bounG

rhe family medicine IN theisaDds q
numes for So years--Dr chec e L'"f'
nd Blood 6
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Tomorrow, Jan. 10, is the last day
on which to pay water rent, ~
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Subscribe for the Daily Light.
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Tomorrow. Jan 10, is the last day
m which to pay water rent. 239
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Tomorrow, Jan. TO- is the last day
on which to pay water rent -d2
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Obituaries, resolutions OF respect, cards
Of thnnks-all matter not WS-Will DE
charged Tor at the rate OF cents per hne.
Poetry at double price.
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~ A OWNBY Clty Editor
Re tidence Phone. Bell No. 2s9l
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edged toward the khansamah's quar-
tiers.
The din subsidized as Farrell gained
the veranda. His feet rang heavily on
the boards, and a second later he
thrust the door violently open and
slammed breathlessly into the room.
booted, spurred, his keen old face
liyid, riding whip dangling from one
wrist. q revolver in the other hand.
He wheeled on the threshold and
lifted his weapon then, with gasp Of
amazement dropped it. by heaven,
sir" he cried, that's odd, Those
damned sepoys tried to prevent my
seeing you and now they've cleared
out, every mothers son Of them"
Amber stepped 20 his side; to his
own bewilderment, the compound was
deserted; there was not a sepoy in
sight.
SO much the better he said, quick
ly, the first to recover. What's wrong,
sir?"
Wrong" Farrell stumbled over to
the table and into a chair, painting
"Everythings wrong, What's gone
wrong with you, that we haven't been
able to find you all day."
I've been lying there" Amber told
him, nodding to the charpoy. "druggcd.
What's happened? Is Miss Farrell"
Sophia" The Political lifted his
hand to his eyes and let il fall. with
an effect of confusion. In the name
of charity tell me you know where she
isl"
You cont mean"
she's gone, Amber-gone. She's
disappeared, vanished, been spirited
away, Don't You understand me?
( She's been Kidnapped"
In dumb torment. Amber heard a
swift, sharp hiss Of breath as preg
nant with meaning as a spoken word,
and turned to meet Labertouche's
eyes, and to see that tie same thought
was in both their minds. Salig
Singh had found the way to lure Am.
Der to Kathiapur
No spoken word was needed: their
understanding was implicit on the in.
slant. Indeed, the secret agent dared
not speak, lest he be overheard by an
eavesdropper and so be the cause OF
his own betrayal. With a hutter OF
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a midnight appearance. So purpose
saving him the trouble. It's only a
tYO-hour ride"
Put the risk"
Labertouche chuckled grimly. IT'S
the days work. my boy. I'm not sure
shan't enjoy it. Besides, I mustn't
hang back where my subordinates
have not feared to go. We've had a
man in Kathiapur since day before
yesterday"
And l? What am I to do?"
Your place is at Miss Farrelrs side.
No; you'd be only q hindrance to me.
Get that out of your thoughts. Three
years ago | found time to make a
pretty thorough exploration of Kath-
iapur, and, being blessed with an ex-
cellent memory. l shall be quite at
home"
Amber made a gesture Of surrender.
of course you're right" he said.
You're always right, confound you"
Exactly" agreed Labertouche,
smiling. I'm only here to help you
escape to the rcsidency. Raikes and
Colonel Farrell have already been ad-
vsed to make preparations for siege
or for instant fight, if l give the
word. They need you far more than
| shall. 1t would be Simple madness
for you to venture to Kathiapur to
night. The case is clear enough for
YOU to see the folly Of doing anything
of The sort"
1T may be clear to your
See here" said Labertouche, with
pardorable Impotence; I'm pre-
Stunning that you know enough of In
dian history to BE- aware THAI the
Rutton dynasty in Kaandawar is the
proudest and noblest in India; it has
descended in right line from the sun.
There's not a living Hindu but will
acknowledge its supremacy, be ne
/ however ambitious. That makes II
/ rlain, or ought to, why Har Dyal Rut'
| ton. the last male of his line, was
and is-considered the natural, the IN
/ eSitable, leader of the second mutiDy
1t devolvea upon Salig Singh TO pro
duce him; Sa,;g Singh promised and
is on the point If failure. l can't
say, precisely, what penalty he'll be
called upon to pay, but it's safe to as
sumo that it'll be something - erlast
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A HIT
What She Gained by Trying Again.

A failure at first makes US esteem
final success.
A family in Minnesota that now en-
Joys Postum would never have known
how good it is il the mother had been
discouraged by the failure OF her
first attempt to prepare it. Her son
tells the story:
I'VE had never used Postum till last
spring when father brought home
package one evening just to try It. We
had heard from our neighbors, and in
fact every one who used 1t, how well
they liked it.
We'll. the next morning Mother
brewed It about five minutes, Just as
she had been in the habit Of doing
with coffee without paying special at
tention 10 the directions printed on
the package. 1t looked weak and
didn't have a very promising color, but
nevertheless father raised his cup
with an air OF exceptancy. It certain
ly did give him a great surprise, but
I'm afraid it wasn't very pleasant
one. for he put down his cup with
look Of disgust.
Mother wasn't discouraged though.
and next morning gave it another trial.
letting It stand on the stove till boil
ing began and then letting it boil for
fifteen or twenty minutes, and this
time we were all SO pleased with 1t
that we have used 1t ever since.
Father was a confirmed dyspeptio
and cup Of coffee was to him like pol
son. So he never drinks 1t any more,
but drinks Postum regularly. He isn't
troubled with dyspepsia now and IS
actually growing f9t, and I'm sure
Postum is the cause Of it. All the chill
dren are allowed to drink it and they
are perfect pictures Of health" Name
given by Postum Co., Battle Creek,
Mich.
Read the little book. THE Road to
MELVILLE" in pkgs. There's a reason"
Ever read the above letter. new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full sf human
interest.
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SYNOPSIS.
Y AONI0 el0SER4 NAMEE

David Amber, starting for a duck shoot
fnS visit with his friend, Qu2in. comes up
on young lady equestrian who has been
dismounted by her horse becoming fright
eued at the sudden appearance in the road
OF a burly Hindu. He declares he is
fSefari I'al Chatterj. The appointed
Enouthpiece of the Bell addresses Amber
as man of high rank and pressing a
mysterious little bronze box, The To-
ken into his hand. disappears in the
wood. The girl calls Amber by name
Ne In turn addresses her as Miss Sophie
}Earrell. daughter of Col Farrell Of the
british diplomatic service in India and
visiting the Quains. Several nights later
Sne Quain home is burElarized and the
bronze box stolen. Amber and Quain go
hunting on an island and become lost and
Amber is left marOoned. He wlnlers
fthCut, finally reaches cabin and rec
Osuizes as its occupant an old friend
Eyamed RuttOn. whom he last met IN Eng
gand. and who appears to be n hiding.
When Miss Farrell is mentioned Rutton is
strangely agitated. Chatterii appears
and summons Rutton to meeting Of a
mysterious body. RuttOn soiZes a revolt
yer and dashcs after Chatterji. He re-
turns wildly excited, says he has killed
che Hindu, takes poison. and when dying
asks Amber to go to India on mysteTt-
GUS crFand. Amber decides to leave at
EestCr 70 Mr.. LabertOUChe a scientific
TCiCud in Calcutta, by Il quicker route.
Upon arriving he finds a note awaiting
him. It directs Amber to meet his friend
at certain place. The latter tells him
ne knows his mission is to get Miss Far
rsli out of the country. Amber attempts
strT, IS mistaken for RuttOn ami barely
escapes being mobbed. 4 message from
5AhortCuche causes him 70 start for Oar
$aeling; on the way lie meets Miss
her TO become his wife. A Hindu con-
ducts Amber to a secret place, and in the
presence Of a beautiful woman who mis-
CrESged
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side) and he Is an old man,
not very strong. Once indoors, l had
little trouble with him. He's now en-.
Toying perfect peace, with a gag to in.
sure it, beneath his own charpoy
Ram Nath happened along opPortune-
ly and created diversion with his
gin bottle. That seems to be all, and
I'm afraid we mayn't talk much longer
| must be going-and so must you"
He glanced anxiously at his watch
"a cheap and SNOWY thing, such as
natives delight in. Both men rose.
You return to the telegraph sta
tion, presumed" said Amber.
mot at all. 1t wouldn't be worth
my while"
"Hows that?"
THE wires haven't been working
since ten this morning" said Laber-
touche, quietly.
Amber steadied himself with the
back Of his chair You mean they've
been cut?"
Something of that sort"
And that means"
THAT this Internal conspiracy is
scheduled to come 10 a head tonight
as you must have inferred, my dear
fellow; this is the last night of your
probation. The cutting of Of Khanda.
war from all British India is a bold
move and shows Salig Singh's conf
dence 1t means simply: Govern
mental interference not desired
Hands Off He knows we'll that we've
spies here, that enough has leaked out,
unavoidably, to bring an army corps
down on his back within twenty-four
hours, if he permitted even the most
notwithstanding message to get out OF
the city"
Amber whistled with dismay. And
YOU"
I'm going to find out for myself
what's towards Kathiapur"
You're going there-alone?"
Not exactly; l shall have company.
A gentleman Of the MOhammedan per
suasion is going to change places with
me for the night No; he doesn't
know it yet, but l have reason to he
lieve that he got an r. S. V. P for the
festive occasion ami intends to put in
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ingly unpleasant. SO he's desperate.
l can't believe he has deceived him
self into taking you for Rutton, but
whether or 10, he intends by hook or
crook to get you through this Gateway
affair tonight. He's got to- Now you
are-or RuttOn is-known to he dis
loyal to the scheme. Inevitably. then
the man who passes through the Gate
way IN MS name is to be quietly elm
mated before he can betray anything
in other words, as soon as he has
been put through the ordeal as they
call 1t, for the sake of appearances
and the moral effect upon the Hindu
race at large. Now think you I'M
derstand."
Il think l do, thanks" Amber re-
turned dryly. You're quite right, as
said before. So I'm off to the resi-
dency. But how to get through that
guard out there?"
He received no response. In as lit
tie time as it took him to step back
wards from Amber Labertouche had
resumed his temporarily discarded
masquerade Instantaneously it was
the khansamah who confronted the
Virginian-the native with head and
shoulders submissiyely Bonded, as one
who awaits an order.
Amber, surprised, stared started to
speak, received a sign, and was silent
the excuse for Labcrtouche's sudden
change of attitude being sufficiently
apparent in an uproaJ which had been
raised without the least warning in
the compound Tie advent of a run
ming horse seemed to have been re
spnnsible for it, for the clatter OF
hoofs as the animal was checked abb
ruptly in mid-stride was followed by q
Glamour of drunken cries, shriek5 of
alarm, and protests on the part Of the
sepoys disturbed in the midst of their
carouse. Over all this there rang the
voice Of an Englishman swearing
good, round honest British oaths.
stand aside, you hounds"
Amber turned pale. That's Far
rells voice." he cried, guessing at the
truth.
Labertouche made no answer, but
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&eaifs SyeSaGs w.! S;,: 8 T.! e = =.
One Cure for Sarcasm,

Bunsen always was sarcastic.
One evening last week when he got
home his wife had a new hat to show
him. Il was some hat. Anybody
could have seen that 1t was the final
phrase in female headgear
But Bunsen started to make re-
marks. He said il looked as II II had
been trimmed by cross-eyed milliner
on an empty stomach. And he made
lot OF other disparaglng remarks.
Mrs Buusen was almost in tears.
Runsen had to go into the other room
to have a quiet laugh at her expense.
The next day he had forgotten all
about the hat
The day after that he was reminded
OF it. Mrs Bursen handed him bill
for retrimming that hat-s1S.34 it
came 10.
Bunson paid 1t without a murmur,
and said the revised edition of the hat
was just exactly right lie is not
criticiziug hats any more.