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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25
0sLGRRCHT;;
!. SUCCEEDS AGE.
Gray A4alt-ls FlrstS lgn,of Age.
Harmless Remedy Restores
n TO NaturatCo|or. N

-foslcf }sh'tfthef oHly,1man who turns
fdown oid;shge, In the business world
the "yodng man" is always the one who
picks the piums. 1t Is an age OF view
thought" fs'new TALENT etc, and the
.chi rnan|lS Rassci BY inEtte rncc.
Zone efythe first sisnsaot looming nge is
The appearance Of graz .hairF. When .you
see them: set promptly Wycth's Sage
And SuIThSr dir Remedy corfect
ahis signxy#lilch W. Ditch dcccives poo
lplc intosthinling that age Is really upon
',thcm. II lis a. Wcll,kpown Tact that
Sage and Sulphur win darken tho Hair.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur combines
these olditfhe srcmedies with other
agents, whichs remove sdandtuff and
PROMOTE the growth OF the hair
The manufacturers OF this remedy
authorize the druggists to sell it under
sg1sfnhtceAthats the poHcy (. will bI re.
tended u 1t fails to do exactly as rep
resented. !
Don't lcok' old before yoGr time. sGst
n bottle of Wycth's Snge'sai,d Sulphur
to-day. and see whrt an Improvement 1t
will make in the Appearance, of--your
hair. ~ M arsJ44
This preparation 10 offeretK tas the
public at fifty cents bottle. anA il.
recommended and sold By all druggists;
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25
A REVERE.
drifted last night on an inla

/ drifted last night on an inland
sea,
Hedged in by the hills Of years,
And while none of the scenes of my
dream were new.
Each claimed for itself as 1t came to
view,
Its measure of tribute to memory
due,
In smiles and signs and tears.
The shores Of the sea were lined
with those
| had known when life was new.
But through all the changes, that
time had wrought,
Was one face with unaltered friend
ship fraught,
For the sea was on was the sea Of
thought,
And the friend of my dream was
Nellie Smith.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25

but ! wanted to get the names OF
those who had little or no credit.
made Inquiry about each OF these In
his home town and found many OF
them to be honest and industriotls
only lacking money. To these!
gave credit, regardless of the re-
ports of the mercantile agencies
They purchased my goods. above th>
goods of other men that had ne'
credited them and they are still NJ
it. 1t pays to trust ones fellowmcn
at least, ! have made 1t pay.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25
Matinee Party.

~ Al matinee theatery party will lbt
given 1.-THE employees of the Samuel
White Dry Goods Co. today to wit
ness the presentation of Tthe play
THE Common. Law at the opera
house. The following will cons IT.
tute the party; Mrs. Annie vsnr
cent, MISS. Minnie Bouchet. Mis-
Stella Tlautta Miss Cora SFrizzeh
Miss iona stgD9lefeld, AIRS. Mar.
garet Acord.. Mrs. Eutma Tyson
Miss Mabel Gregory, A4sA.lMozley,
The manager, w. IT, Reiss. and the
proprietors, FRED d. NcllisS and -.
F. Mccarthy with their wives Will
also be Of the spartyaeis IL ss1stE r.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25
GETS START IN
LIFE BY TRUSTING
HIS FELLOWMAN

: San Antonio, Texas, Dec. 24.--Dr
Earl d. Sloan, Boston millionaire
who Is spending the winter in san
Antonio, told some friends he had
got his start in life by trusting his
feliowmcn. when I was, showed in.
to the manufacturing business BY
accident ! resolved to make 1t CO.,
she said ITO begin with + studied
the reports of the mercantile
agencies that ! might disregard
them. A merchant or manufactures
usually uses these reports to
learn whom he should give credit,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25
; IF You wANTgALL THE NEWS
READ TIE BULLETIN. ""f 80
MRS. &C. MccHORD
SUFFERS SKULL FRACTURE

Louisville, KY, Dec. 24---Mrs. C.
g. McCford, injured Saturday after
noon, when run down in a crowded
street, by an automobile deliver y
wagon, will spend her Christmas in
a hospital bed instead ofwith friend
as she and her husband, member OF
the Interstate Commission, had
planned y do when they came home
from Washington. Mrs McChord, as
was ssceftained, later. suffered a
fractured skull though her physi-
clans Tonight say she Is somewhat
improved hut not out of danger.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25
Buildings Are Crowded With
Great Chorus In
San Francisco
ALL STAND BARE HEADED
JOHN Kubelik, Violinist and David
Bisphan, Baritone, Conclude
Beautiful Service

San Francisco, Calf, Dec. "a
Oh, come all ye faithful. joyful and
triumphant
One hundred thousand people
singing exuhtantly, Joined tonight
in the Christmas hymn OF faith and
alteration standing bare headed un'
der stars that smiled down as kind
III as did those over Bethlehem nine
teen centuries ago.
They sang from the city's heart
whetr Market, kearney, Geary and
Third streets meet, They sang from
windows and tops of tall buildings
md while they sang the traffic OF
he city paused until the great
,horus ended in solemn amen
Sing Adeste Fiedelis.
The singing Of 'Adeste Fiedelis'
ar,e at the conclusion of the city
open air celebration on Christmas
,ycning. Jan Kubelik, the great
yiclinist. played to the vast audience
and David Bispham, famous bari
zone, sang.
Singers and chorus occupied low
stand raised against the looming
bulk of the Examiner building
against which Tetrazzini stood just
4 year ago tonight to sing Christ
mes carols.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25
Does Noble Work

Mrs. I, S. Elkins wife of one OF the
striking carmen at Mounds con,
ceived the idea of soliciting fhnds
with which to furnish children O.
several strikers families at Moupds
candies, etc, put the plan into exc
cution and secured neat sum | ot
money for the purpose, At A. meet
ing of the strikers later, volunteers
were called for to distribute the gdod
things. ftF
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25
Foley Kidney Pills Cured Him

w. M. Beauford. Mt. Vernon. III.
used Foley Kidney Pills to cure III,
Kidney trouble. He writes: "Fb-
hree years I usad, to get violen,
pains in my side which L found wdrt
the fdsuh'of bladder trouble. be-
gan to et%'hesdaches and tired very
easily became. satisfied that my
trouble came from my kidneys apd
bladder and decided to try. Foley
Kidney Pills. In short ftinie the
pain lessened and ! continued the
treatment until my headaches,sahd
tiredness left me and the action OF
my Kidneys and bladder was once
more regular. Foley Kidney pills
have my hearticst endorsement.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25
Roller Skating Contest.

+ Charles Queiimalz and Dan Woods
are mentioned as probable contest
ants in the worlds championship
roller skating meet to be held at
the "Jai Alai" rink Jan. rs, at st
Louis. The prizes will amount to
$4,000. No entry fee will be
charged. Entries must be post
marked not later than Jan. / Race
fist one, two, three, fyeTan ten
nues r AM one desiring TO ,.enfef
notify with name and list of raSes
desired to st. Louis Western Skae-
ing Association. w. F., Deslmoni Is
looking after the matter locally. y
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25
Funeral Tomorrow

The filncral OF MIS-, +. w. McCdb'
who died in Densefs Colo, rrida,
will be held Tuesday ana Wtll tax
place from the reside9ce Or dsccaseb's
parents, Mr. anu Mrs, Petef sauI
7o7 Washington 4 avcnteMat sFu
O'Clock At sts'fatrlck's shiafathN whsN
SERVICES. viii " conducted ny Rsy,,
Dowifay. Intefment wrlI be made Eai
villa Ridge "Nemetery. The followihs
will be the -pallbearie;irs:. Michael II.
'Howley, John G. Crowley. p. J. Pr
cell. Thomas w. Cannon, capt:
Thomas L. Faudree, Clyde Lesslsy,
Thomas Larkins, John Lattner. Peter
bay. W. II. Wood. +. schoembs, II
'Gazzola,, A., Botto. y. II. Gallig$p.
John 4 F; Bsno,, NJ. =. Fcith sis
funeral director.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25
| NEWS Of THE RIVERS

The gauge yesterday read 2t.2
feet a rise OF 4 Of footsin twenty
four hours.
The steamer VIM. r. King arrived
at a m. from the upper mississippi
The steamer Wenona went below
at 8 p m
Wash Ifonshell arrived at 3 q. m.
from the lower Mississippi with Two
barges of logs
The steamer Sidney passed last
night from Paducah to New Orleans
Capt. Mark Cole,'Sf Mobile, Ala,
FOR many years mastefAAf the DicR
Fowler. wss here yesteEss yp"sta.ps
Cole is now enjoying excellent
health.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25
1.-TWO CAMPS CONSOLIDATE
Banner and Sycamore, Woodmen OF
the World, VIII Have Over
235 Members.

Sixteen candidates were initiated
at the last meeting of the Woodmen
ii the World camp. Jan. 2, the next
meeting a class of twenty-five candi-
dates will be put through.
At THIS meeting the two camps
Banner and Sycamore. will Consoli.
date. No. IS will be the number
of the consolidated camps. The two
camps have in the aggregate oven
235 members, and will be one OF
the strongest fraternal societies in
the city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25
Win Dolls

The holders Of three more tickets
drawing dolls given away by B. Nc
Manus,. Jr., were located yesterday
They were Mrs. Michaek Egan lof
42O Thirty-third street, 4933Rs Mrs
William. Kluge, 2Soi Walnut, 92sn
md A. J. Hornbcrger Of Willard, Ills
1925. There arc still two numbfss
nut, for the dolls, ticket 57s1 ayrl
1886. the bieyeleaticket 42S7 las
not shown. up, AS. xet,ae
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25
An Attractive Show Window

A very attractiye show window
Was, arranged yesterday by A. IA.
Motley i'm the Samuel White DRY
Goods Co.'S. store. A winter. scene
is represented consisting Of house,
evergreen trees. initiation snow. etc,
Three electric fans are kept buzzihg
to give the effect Of wintry blasts
upon the trees and to make the snow
drifts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25
Funeral is Held.

The funeral OF William TIibbs
who died at Helena, Ark, Thursday
was held yesterday afternoon. Ser
vices were held at the residence Of
Russell nibbs, eos Thirty-fifth
street, conducted by Rev. Kennedy,
pastor of thf Southern aMethodist
church. An interurban car con-
veyed the funeral party to Beech
Grove cemetery where interment was
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25

all lines are looking up and Mexico
is on the eve of great business
revival, Many prominent Mexicans
that formerly supported President
Diaz because they did not want the
government disturbed now are
President Madero's friends. ! The
Madero family stands very high in
Mexico and none who knows the
president and his uncle, Ernesto
Madero, minister of finance, doubts
they have the nerve and ability, to
effect permanent peace and material
proeresssin their country, I
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25
MEXICAN BUSINESS
RAPIDLY. REvIVING

- FNNIfsY M 10 f.T.h tF'
San Antonio,iTex Dec 24,-Min.
Ing, and manufacturing interests and
business In all lines Is rcvivfg -rap-
idly throughout the republic Of Mex
leo. yaeGordinE to Alfred Giles, an
architect OF this city. who has re-
turned from an extended trip
through that country. "All metals
are rising In value,' he said. land
mines that have been idle are being
opened in full force, Interests in
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25
Public Library Closes

4. The Public Library viii .'bes closs1
today on account of holiday ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25
THE WEATHER
(RsDortsd for The Bulletin BY
the United States Weather Bureau,
{Ssryice.)
lllinois-Fair and cold 4 Monday

Illinois Fair and cold Monday
and Tuesday
Kentucky Fair Monday, colder
I'll extreme west; Tuesday colder
and generally fair.
Mlssouri--Fair and colder Mon
day; Tuesday increasing clondiness.
For Cairo and Vicinity: Colder
Monday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25
No LauphIna Matter.

: Cheerful Idiot say, here's funny
thing: In old times people were bro.
ken on the wheel; now they 60 broke
on tirsst - Puck
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25

made Mrs. NJ. E. Feith was funeral
director.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-25
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The Washington times., 1911-07-31

81 see," said the stage-struck youth,
as he struck q match on the inside
of his sleeve to save the seat of his
pants, that Anna Held is comm back
to this country to gather in few
more of our green and willin' money"
Yep" responded the stage door
keeper, laconicaIly, when you let Anna
get a slant at American currency it
seems as though she just couldn't t
make them eyes behave But what's
the difference2 If she don't take 1t
somebody else will, and maybe she
needs it. Don't you remember that
only a short time ago that husband
Of hers with a girls front name, Flo
something or other. got to staying out
nights and playing penny ante with
the boys, that Anna just came TO the
front, which is another name for the
Q. S. A, and gathered in enough TO
keep the sheriff from getting fussy?
It's a Way She Has
TITS a way Anna has, and I
shouldn't wonder If there was a good
reason for her leaving the red wine
and frogs legs of her beloved France
and comm back to let us bask in the
sunshine OF her smile. Why, it seems
only yesterday, kid, that she made
her first appearance in this country,
and believe me, according to the
The Washington times., 1911-07-31
ACCORDING TO SAMMY

The Invisibls played the Park Won
dirs agen today. The Park Wondirs
wanted to kali the gain awf on ak
kount Of Sid Hunt, wich Is the Park
wondirs pitchir, hurting his pitching
arm may be by having to stay aftir
skooI and rite Europe 500 times. but
we sed, Yure afrayed of beeing licked,
that's watts the mattir. and they sed
they'd play weather Sid Hunts pitching
arm was hert or not, wich don't think
it was.
Wen we got out to the park to
meat the Park Wondirs wat did we
do but find out we ony had 8 feilos
and no shoart stop, wich every TEEN
awt to have. evin II It hasent got
eny UNIFORMS.
No Gain?
We kant play you, we sed to the
Park wondirs, we haven't got eny
shoartstop.
Watts a littfl thing like a shoart
stop, they sed. We are willing tc
play and our pitchir hert his pitch.
ing arm may be, and hear you frayet
cats are kicking Jest bekaus YOU
haven't got eny shoart stop.
We was still tawking about It wer
nttil kid wich was looking at uc
sed, III be shoart stop for you.
He had red hare and holes IN hfE
pants and I dident likes the looks o,
him beeing avn our TEEN. but I set
The Washington times., 1911-07-31

awl rite, ony don't expeekt to set our
lunsh for US Jest bekaus we let you
play. =
Aftir a vile Puds simpins, wich Is
the Park Wondirs kstchir, maid q fowl
and the Park Wondirs sed It was fare,
and we startled to fite about II, awl
getting Ground the hoam plate and
tawking 50 loud you coodent heer wat
enybody was saying We maid so mutch
noize-
Take II Over
We are willing to take II ovir, the
Park Wondirs sed. and we sed awi rite,
and Sid Hunt sed, wares the bat and
I sed, wares the bewl. and Puds Sim
kins sed, the red heded kids got them.
Thare he goes running to beet the
band.
Wich he was, and we awi startid 10
run aftir him, beeing the ony bat and
bawl We had. and aftir a vile he
climbed up a tree and wen we tryed to
cline up afttr him he wood hit the
tree bang, bang with the bat SO We
had to drop down agen.
Aftir vile 1t began to get dark and
we sed, h you throw down the bat and
| bawl we won't hert you, and he sed
sware II, and we sed, we sware II. and
he throo them down and we diddent
! hert him, bekaus we swared It, but we
coodent finish the gain on akkount Of
| It beeing to dark.
The Washington times., 1911-07-31

above the roar of applause the cooling
that is, domesticity has always been
my ideal of true happiness"
Yes. yes" he said. II see. Uh
huh Yeh.'
Ny supremest ambition has now
been realized" she continued. How
happy 1 am. Oh, la la la! Have you
got that sentence in about in the
kitchen darning socks?'
The reporter left, and the fam US
actress rang for her private secretary.
Wire Einstein and Weinstein," she
directed, that I accept their vaude-
vile offer at $4,000 a week, the en-
gagement to commence two weeks
after the wedding"
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almost burned my finger, so I was
sure It would be a new one on Juliet
"Dippy Dora" 1t was called
Juliet gave me a smile worth q
ten-spot when made the presenta-
ton speech, and said she'd sit UP al
night to read 1t. Say. wish ia read
it first. Juliet refused to speak to me
when she got down to the store this
morning, and the glances she shot
through me were enough to give an
iceberg cold feet. At lunch time 1
got another copy of the book, skim
med through 1t behind the counter,
and-say. am I still blushlng? I've
been trying square myself, but juliet
refuses to believe I didn't know all
Il before / gave 1t to her.
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A Woman's Ambition;
Or, Happy at Last

The famous actress engagement
had Just been announced. A re-
porter was interviewing her.
"a career is all right in its place"
said the famous actress. softly, but a
wor:1an's place is in the kitchen darn
ing eggs-I mean socks. In my mo-
ments Of widest triumph I could hear
The Washington times., 1911-07-31
Our Grocery Clerk
Says Deeper'n Ever

The beautiful cashier Is simply
crazy. dippy. bugs about reading. and
I Matched the idea that by making her
present of a book hot from the
press I could get in so solid It would
take a crowbar to pry me from
Juliet's young affections So got
her the book.
At least I got her a book. II was
% hot from the press the title page
The Washington times., 1911-07-31
THE STAGE DOORKEEPER

printed reports, she was the last word
in French naughtiness. She only knew
enough English to ask how much?
and order a bowl of chop suey, but
she had a wink and a few other ac-
cessories that made her quite popu-
lar. / think she was with Evans and
Hoey when they were playin' the
'Parlor Match when she sang her ia
nous song. Won't You Come and Play
Wiz Me" You see, they had her sing
1t in the kind of English that the
American song writer's thought a
French girl would sing 1t. And she
had on a short skirt, cut somewhere
above her knees, with a split in the
side which ran north into the pull
monary regions.
Shocking, Quite Shocking
An when she wtnked at Hoss Hoey
and asked him to come play wiz her
Hoss made one dive for the windows
in the back drop and. after pullin' down
the shades, yelled, In minute
Say, you've no idea how that shocked
the people. Columns were written
about it and millions went to see and
hear Anna on the strength of It.
But do hope that Flo hasn't been
hoIdin' busted straights again. I hate
to think Of the American public payin'
any guys gamblin' debts
The Washington times., 1911-07-31
Loretta's Looking Glass

don't understand girlsl" he concluded.
resignedly.
And. Just at this moment. there is a
man I don't understand. Suppose you
explain yourself" I suggested
TT seems 30 simple to a man that
he can't help feeling as II he were
wasting time in explaining" he OBJ
served, hts eyes persistently on some
one or something besides the pretty girl
opposite in the low-cut gown.
II don't understand-and am not
The Washington times., 1911-07-31

with older led heartbreak and shame and
clothes that led the bankruptcy of
and clothes that
which of judge other
beautifully dressed She such
shabby things Pm they be far
than womans brains achievements
don't you? And in the look and every
fashion instead of with that
clearly possibilities wide fields of endeavor for
today they work. the sake of
the of accomplishing something worth while
Many Working Women
There many working In line of
business professional worldnd has ambition
of her daily round What yours Is it simply
good clothes? Or ambition to
fame fortune success along your chosen line?
of things womens hearts,
fetch of it. need we? The desire
to look nice determination have
door entirely different desire
might have higher standard than
what other think so? But judging from the
the daily each cenng about dressdres
standard likely what until
reform brings refreshing change world of
The Washington times., 1911-07-31
For Thoughtful,
Humorous Persons
THE FATAL TWENTY

so you have a black eye again, +"
said the young mans father.
II have"
Didn't tell you to count twenty De-
fore you utter an angry word
THAT'S what I was doing when he
got in the first punch.
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Shocking, Quite Shocking
From the Mighty
World of Smiles
REJECTED SUITOR

Are you related to the bride or
groom-elect?" inquired the busy usher.
No
Then what interest have you in the
ceremonyH"
I'm the defeated candidate"
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Had fhe Material

my firm opinion is that whenever q
man makes q little extra money ne
should give his wife a new hat:
Indeed! Are you q married manF
"No. 1 have a millinery shop"
The Washington times., 1911-07-31
Selfish Motives

DO you know some nice boy who
would like to go flshing?"
I presume there are plenty Of
them. But why lose valuable time
trying to give a treat to some boyr'
Il want the boy to dig the bait"
The Washington times., 1911-07-31
From the City

ct suppose" said the city man. tnere
are some queer characters aFouno a1i
old village like this7
aYouT And a good many" admitted
tho nattve. when the hotels I'LL up
The Washington times., 1911-07-31
Sure Cure

Baker-How did they cure their
daughter of her Unsuitable mania for
novels
Barksr-Got her a position as nc
ton reader IN q large publishing
house.
The Washington times., 1911-07-31
Maybe

I wish I knew how to make a bar
rel Of money"
TT is simple enough"
How can IT be done?"
Just spend a small keg In adver-
tising and you'll get back a barrel,
The Washington times., 1911-07-31
Wrong Impression

Percy-I understand you said no
girl would ever marry Reggy swift
or me because we were too fastidious:
Harr-You didn't catch it right I
said Won were two fast idiots"
The Washington times., 1911-07-31
Difference Socitally

Difference Socially
ct can't get a new hat because the
children need shoes"
I'm In the same boat"
Why, you have no children"
True; but I can't get a new dress
because the auto needs tires"
The Washington times., 1911-07-31
A New Request

Have you asked your congressman
for any free seedsr
''No, but have written him to ind
me a few good summer boarders."
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sHH HOLDS IT UP TO THE
Girl at the Dressmaker's

giving a seat in front Of me to any
woman on the intelligence platform-so
enlighten"
Il can't see why the girls whose
privilege it Is to appeal to the best
in men, adopt the methods Of the women
whose only chance for consideration
comes to them through the influence
Of their SEX" he said.
You mean that the girls you would
marry attract you by the same way
of dressing that the ones you would
not marry affect7'' I asked, 80 sud-
denly stricken with a white light Of
revelation that couldn't quite be sure
I comprehended.
That's It! I suppose q mans a fool
for being disappointed when he does
not find what he does not deserve; but
to the Illusions he has cherished, when
he discovers that a girl tsn't-mod-
est"
Clasps the Loving Flesh
Just at that moment he shot an angry.
fierce look across at you In your low
necked, too low-necked gown.
The dressmaker and your vanity had
cheated you. saw It In that look.
A dream had become a nightmare. The
best and the sweetest, the pure and the
highest. the love that Is not content
with body, but clasps the loving flesh
and scars with 1t into realms unspeak-
ably more wonderfully ecstatic than
passion ever opens. was lost to you.
And that look Of angry disappointment
told that the man resented your wtlful
destruction Of an ideal.
Dressmakers' bills are notoriously ex-
orbitant: but the price you paid for
that gown was preposterous.
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Sad Case

Sad Case
Bacon-And you say your wife worries
at times2
Egbert-Oh, yes
What does she worry about?-
"Oh, she has a very slight impedi-
ment in her speech and can't talk fast
enough"