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Evening journal., 1911-06-13
ODDITIES IN
A DAYS NEWS

PITTSBURG, Pa-Nan j. AS
pinwald has reached here on her
horseback ride from San Francisco
10 New York. She says she is an
idiot for making the trip and that
few people pay any attention TO
her
CHICAGO-Chief of Police Nc
Weeny has offered to furnish any
woman who has to be out at night
with a police escort if other male
escort is unavailable. He admits
conditions are at their worst.
DENVER Mrs. Edith Culbert-
son, Republican candidate for
county school superintendent in
the last election, committed sui
eide following a quarrel with her
husband.
NEW YORK-"Profs" Alois Grau
and A. p. Furman danced before
the Board of Aldermen in the al
dermanic chamber to show that
their art removed them from the
class of dance hall proprietors
BOSTON -- Yoshiro Tanikawa,
formerly a bell hop" in a Boston
hotel, has sailed for home, TO be-
come Professor of Philosophy in
the University of Kioto, having re-
ceived his A. NJ. from Harvard
NEW YORK-Justice Ford of
the Supreme Court tried to bear
the June matrimonial market by
declaring that marital discord is
the usual price of ultimate happi-
ness.
WEBSTER, Mass-lThe $500 op-
eratives in the Slater mills have
decided TO pray nighdy for the
success of the suit of Mrs. Mabel
Hunt Slater, suing the trustees Of
the property for its possession.
NEW YORK-Prizefighter Willie
Lewis was fined SO for smashing
a subway employe, whose Ian
guage Willie thought too rude.
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
STORM SWEEPS NEWARK
WITH CYCLONIC FORCE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del, June 13-The storm
in this section took the form of a
small tornado. In the neighborhood
trees were broken and uprotted, out
buildings on a number of farms dam
aged and in town the trees suffered
general havoc.
At the height of the storm several
trees in front of the Deer Park Hotel
we're uprooted. The trees in falling
carried down electric light wires and
thereby put the hotel in darkness.
James McKelvey, the proprietor,
went back to the old reliable candles
which we're burned until the damage
to the wires had been repaired.
On the farm of Levy Court Com
missioner Daniel Thompson, apple
trees were blown down and the cupola
of the big barn was carried of.
On the Cook estate farm near here,
tenanted by James Crossan, the barn
was unroofed.
In the neighborhod of Cooch's
Bridge and Glasgow, wheat and corn
were beaten to the ground and many
trees blown down.
Reports from the country districts
are that the clay roads were badly
quilted by the rush of water follow
ing the rainfall.
Severe at HOckessin.
In the neighborhood of Cooch's
trees and telephone wires were
blown down.
Country people from several dis
tricts, who were in Wilmington today
reported that the fact that County
Engineer Wilson had all the cutters
open, the water was given a chance
to flow away and thereby saved the
county roads. Every effort will be
made this year to have the farmers
keep hedge trimmings and grass out
of the water courses.
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DUPONT SURVEYORS
WORK NEAR DOVER

DOVER, Del, June 13.-The engi-
neering corps prospecting for the new
DUPONT State Boulevard started two
surveys of the 12-mile route between
Frederick and Dover The route is
the old railroad route laid out and
abandoned in the sos. The second is
the present state road with the bends
eliminated.
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WANT
BURCHENAL JUDGE

At the meeting Of the Methodist
Preachers Association yesterday the
action of the Juvenile Court Associa-
tion in recommending the appointment
of Caleb K. Burchenal as judge of the
court was approved and Mr.. Burche-
nails early appointment recommended
to Governor Pennewill.
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DEATH PREVENTS WEDDING
Girl, Unwilling to Mar Ceremony,
Fails 10 Complain Until Too Late.

OXFORD, Pa, June 13-Within four
hours of her wedding last Wednes-
day, Miss Juanita Brown. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brown of Col
lamer, was stricken with appendicitis
and died yesterday.
The bridegroom, Howard w. Dick
inson, of Oxford. was in the house,
and the guests had already started
for the wedding when the bride-to-be
collapsed and a physician was called.
Within an hour of the time for the
wedding she was on her way to the
Hahnemann Hospital Every effort to
save her was unavailing.
The doctors believe that the bravery
Of the girl alone was responsible for
her death. Unwilling to mar the
preparations for the ceremony, she
made no mention of her suffering un-
til it became unbearable and was too
late to be remedied.
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RECEIVERS SALE.


DECEIVERS' SALE.
- Notice is hereby given that in accord
ance with an order Of the Chancellor Of
the state Of Delaware a public sale Of oil
the assets Of The Reading Finance and Sc.
cnrities Company will be held at the Court
House, Wilmington, Delaware on Wednes
day, the twenty-frst day OF June, A. d. 1911
at twelve O'Clock noon. Said assets being
follows
tll Claims for amounts due for sub.
scriptions TO the capital stock Of the Read
ing Finance and Securities Company, and
notes given for the same
l2) Claims for amounts due for sub
seriptions 10 the capital stock Of the Citi-
zens Life Insurance Company Of America,
and notes given for the same.
49, All other debts due 20 and property
Of The Reading Finance and Securities Com
pany, remaining in the hands Of the Re-
ceivers.
ARTHUR W. SPRUANCE,
RICHARD H. KOCH.
Receivers.
Marvel & Marvel, Solicitors, Wilmington.
Delaware. is-1ot
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HARVARD MAN
DEFEATED FOR CONSTABLE
" The United Press.

BY The United Press.
SOUTH KINGSTON, r. L., June 13-
There is Joy in the fashionable Nara
gansett Pier colony today over the
discontinue OF John G.. Cross, the
young Harvard man who yesterday
failed Of reappolntment as constable.
Cross led the gambling raid at the
Pier last summer, and as a conse-
quence became the issue of the last
election.
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BARGE UNROOFED.

By The United Press.
CAPE CHARLES, Va, June 1S.-
During the heavy electric and wind
storm here, several cars aboard
barge en- route from Norfolk to Cape
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
RECOMMENDED PARDON
FOR BIGAMIST

The Board Of Pardons has recon-
mended pardon to Frank Hirst, a
white man, serving five years in New
Castle county workhouse for bigamy.
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LOS ANGELES. June 13-Captain
John D. Frederick is the prosecuting
officer who will conduct the states
case against the two Mcnamara broth
ers, indicted on charges of completely
in the dynamiting of the building of
the Los Angeles Times. Captain Fred
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE.

FOR $4,000 WILL BUY CORNER
lot az Montrose size so II. 100 II.
J sl5ooO cash, balance on easy payment. Ad.
iress y, this office. i12.3t
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erick is being aided in preparing his
J. Burns and by General Harrison c.
Otis, owner Of the Los Angeles Times
The illustration shows Captain Fred
erick and the Los Angeles court house,
where the McNamaras will be tried
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TIMIDITY AND COWARDICE

fatal vacion
failure The who dares is the who
Read The Journal Small Ad" section when
lot house hotel apartment automobile anything Of
ered opportunity
make quick by purchasing
ing profit through the medium
While quick
alert has bought a
aggregate profit
Profit by the experience of others. JOURNAL
SMALL ADS"
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badly damaged by Sundays vista
tions. were put out of business.
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statesmen WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS. SIS TO 81 DAILY SELLING NEW
~ fibre broom 100 per cent. prohti every
woman will buy Begin canvass AZ once; once
samnie bv EXPRESS. soc WYNNE BROOM
CO. Elmira, n Y. llo'eoa''t
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
LOST AND FOUND.

7 OST-LARGE CAMEO BREAST PIN.
- Reward If return TO or address llO9
Franklin st. j12-2t
7 OST-SATURDAY. TEN DOLLAR NOTE,
- going from 10th and Spruce 10 9th and
Market. Kindly return TO Journal Office
j12-2t
T OST-POCKETBOOK CONTAINING
- ten dollar notes. membership card Of A.
+. A. NJ, also Saengerbund. Reward If
left at 1880 Market st. j12-3t
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NOTICES.

1T OTICE-PARTIEs CONTEMPLATING
N matrimony will heas Of something TO
their advantage by sending lot isee DOCS
How Kate Hastened the Wedding 70 Box
B37. Wilmington. Del E-u
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Charles in the Chesapeake Bay were
unroofed.
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TWO KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

T
JOHNSTOWN. Pa, June 19.-step-
ping under a tree to avoid a shower
on their way to work in the Lilly
mines. John Hamilton, and August
Launtz were killed by lightning.
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
NO MATTER

how low the price, the
quality must be there IN
every suit you buy here.
New styles in stock to-
day at S12 and SIS. Black
and white Silk Mixtures.
neat patterns. New $50
and $25 Suits OF the lat
est Cheviots and Wors-
teds.
Everything in thin
Clothing, Serges. Mohair,
Alpaca and Office Coats,
White Duck, Khaki,
Serge and Flannel Trou-
sers.
Thin Underwear. Sum
mer and Negligee shirts,
Fancy Hose, Summer
Collars and Neckwear,
Straw Hats, Golf. Out
ing and Auto Caps, Rus
sett. Tennis and Low
Shoes, all kinds.
Open tonight till 9.
JAS. 7. MULLIN 4 SON
9Th & Market
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YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERNMENT
I Position. $4,000 month. Write for list
Of positions open. Franklin Institute, Dept
41-G, Rochester, n. Y. mls-2m
II ONEsT MEN TO SELL NURSERY
II stock experience unnecessary salary or
vertising Agency, Mnlburn, N. J.
i10eod-7s
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-BUTCHER SHOP. OYSTER
bar and green grocery on West side. Store
for rent and fixtures for sale. Address D-2O,
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SHOES AND BOOTS.


GAVE soc A PAIR ON LADIES PUMPS
- and Mems oxford Ties at Patterson s.
403 Madison St. .m18-1m
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TAILORS.
REMOVALS.

n G. GOoDEN. REAL ESTATE AND IN.
- surance, formerly at e39 Market, has
removed 20 larger quarters at 2 WEST
NINTH STREET. matt
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


MEN TO CALL on WOMEN AND DEM
N1 onstrate money making, worksaving,
patented household article sells for $3.50
half profit; not sold in stores exclusive
agency; new men sell TO 20 a day sam
pies loaned TO men who want 20 work S.
G. Chase, Milwaukee. Wis. jl2-6t
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ARCHITECTS.
CARPENTERS.
POULTRY.

uSOR sALE-PURE BRED BROWN LEG
horn hens, Sl.0O per pair. Must sacrifice
20 make room for young stock. prize winning
layers. Kennett Pike Poultry Yards. Mont
chanin, Del. MAJ tts-6t
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
HELP wANTED-FEMALE


VIyANTED-wHITE GIRL AS WAITRESS
w and chambermaid. Apply 1905 Broome
St j12-tf
vrrANTED-WHITE GIRL AS CHlLD'S
w nurse. Apply 1905 Broome St.
i12-u
txy ANTFD-AN APPRENTICE AT DRESS.
w making, 1907 Rodney st. il3-2t
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Marvel & Marvel, Solicitors, Wilmington.
Delaware. j9.1Ot
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RESOURCES.

CALEB NJ. STEWARD,
Cashier,
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open halfway ihgaf-t Ht'el I avs
Int faU seconds dash lo ,lIe pils
streek where MN would immeaili
81 BE lost % iew ln
throne
IT'S dirty trick niuttefet the OLD
man, stirring after the Others, a shaft
Of yellow light reelected fI0m ore of
the golden coins caught hi eye. drove
into bis very brain. into the THU red
blood that coursed through his hard
ening veins. BE stopped. BE turned
full around and slowly. with hands
eagerly outstretched. tlptoed back 10
the table bearing the precious burden,
His brows narrowed down over his
pale gray eyes, his fingers; long taions
In their curved fxedpess, began. To-
neryously twitch. Then Avery jerked
himself away Of a sudden. BE straight
ened himself up and started toward the
vault room door to summon Valentine.
But even as he did so his glance roYed
back to the alluring tray. BE was
drawn to it as the nerveless rabbit
that suecumbs to the insidlous charm
of the oscillating head Of the hungry
python.
BE stepped to the tray. BE seized
two packages OF hundred dollar bills,
thrust them Into his pockets. then
clutched two more. The fever had
him. His eyes shone with the fire of
gone days and gone nights. His poi
soned blood sang through his veins.
Then he stopped once more. BE raised
his head.
"And have the coppers after me
again" he murmured thoughtfully. He
laid down package. And double
cross a pal that put me straight. Not
me. not mer He replaced the re.
mainder Of the money. And coin that
comes crooked never was any good"
Avery stood before the tray OF mon
ey, Now he looked at the tempting
fortune with the sure knowledge that
he had conquered-that he had faced
his greatest test and had not been
found wanting.
The thought OF how narrowly he
had escaped committing the. meanest
crime of his career came over him,
and he realized that he had been on
the verge Of plunging himself into the
death dealing life from which Yalen,
tine had rescued him. Ungoyernable
rage possessed him at his insane lapse
into the self that he had cast from
him. he swung his fist at the neatly
stacked piles of gold pieces.
Curse you. curse you" he cried In
frenzy. The tray and it's contents
crashed to the floor and the money
scattered in all directions.
Valentine and Red, hearing the noise.
came rushing in from the vault room.
They saw the floor Uttered with bank
notes and coins. And crouching for
lornly in chair was the figure of old
Bill Avery. His hands were pressed
over his eyes, and he sobbed in the
agony that gripped the soul which had
been restored to him.
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QUEER STORY
Is Fold of the Wanderings of
a Shipment of Iron
Roofing.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Mar. 10
In the complaint Or the Biddle
Purchasing Company against til,
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany, filed with the Interstate Com.
merce Commission, a queer story is
outlined of the wanderings of a
shipment of iron roofing shipped by
the Scott Roofing Company at Par.
kersIburg. The shipment contained
$500 pounds and was intended for
the Mount Carbon Company, a,
Powellton, W. Va, but It was con-
signed by mistake to Mount Carbon,
Va, which is In Brunswick county.
When the error was discovered the
shipment was reconsigned to the
proper place but through another
error was sent to Lynchburg, Va.
1t was afterward sold by complaint
to customer in Lynchburg, a stor-
age bill of S51.S,S being taken out
OF the proceeds. The complainant
alleges that an overcharge OF $685.
was made on the shipment to Lynch
burg and reparation is asked.
The Wilson Brothers Lumber
Company also asks reparation
amounting to $5S.75 on shipment
of three carloads of lumber from
Hambleton, W. Va to Wayne and
Yukon, Pa, over the Western
Maryland and the Pennsylvania
railroads.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-10
Continued from yesterday.)
Copyright. 1910. by American Pres,
Association

Continued from yesterday
a clerk knocked at the door ana Ell.
tered to ascertain If he should now
bring In trayful of cash which Val.
entine was to count. He was ordered
to do so at once, and Avery's face be.
came a study rs the young man soon
re-entered with n tray on which new
banknotes of large denominatlons were
piled among gllsteninG rows of gold
coin.
Great snakes, what a chance!" ex-
claimed the one time thief, looking
from Valentine to the Waterman
''This is no place for me. oh, just for
one grab and the quick getawayg"
He mopped his wrinkled brow. I'm
sweating like polar bear on the
Fourth Of July"
Haven't got It out Of your blood
yet, eh?" asked Valentine.
mot the craving for real money. 1
learned to let the wheat in the grain
elevator alone after a month or two,
but coarse money Ike that-woww
The old man stared fascInatedly at
the enticing tray.
well, We watched each other for
awhile" commented Red, pointing to
his chief.
And amt neither of you ever
snatched even one bundleT asked
Avery incredulously.
mo"
"wen, you better get me out of
here. I'm going to have lockjaw in
both hands in a minute" He reached
for his hat and stick.
mo. you're not" put in Valentine.
Come on, Red" he said, walking to
the vault room door. pm going to
prove to Bin that he's honest. Hes
going to watch that money till we
come back"
Avery cried out in protest, but Red
followed his superior, and the time
worn thief, who had confessed to his
friends the weakness that he well
knew yet lurked within him, was left
alone in the banking office before a
tray containing $4,000 in cash. With
in reach was the door leading into the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-10
ParIOr Suits
Leather Rockers

$500 Genuine Leather
Rocker, oak or mahog-
any finish >. $3.50
$1,000 Genuine Leather
Rocker, oak :. $3.50
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F0R SAKE De HUMANITY
HE SUE EREl RARlsR!Ps
WAS 81 nAsT Rl1ly AISDfD b. a
GREAT DISCOVERY


The great Er.Snfsst drgoted evenly
years OF his i4e TO travel and studs
Tor the betternent OF hanaaRtnd ana
was At last rewarded by discovery
that Is today dlling hundreds Of homes
with health and happiness. Hundreds
q letters Of thanks are beng -eceived
from every diteeuon; ana whiFs4houey
is asmqeh needed thing the scientist
inan Interview said: u would gladly
give every dollar / ever expset 10 have
II all people now sune7lhg with Etom-
ach trouble. liver and Kidney troubles,
understood the wonderful merits OF
Root Juice. Ii Is n compound that
heals and tones the Misunderstanding and
hlood-tlitering organs. II creates a
healthy appetite. prevents fermenta-
ton OF food in the stomach and bow
els. cleanSes the system, stops bloat-
ms; belching and heartburn. 1t re-
moves all causes OF constipation and
kidney symptoms, In aGtcr-anects Of
la grippe. when the general health Is
bad, Root Juice has a truly wonderful
toning action on the whole system.
The great remedy Is sold for y bot
tie at the Waldo drug store.
II what you just ate is sotiring or
your stomach or lies like lump OF
lead, refusing to digest, OF you belch
Gas and Eructate sour, undlSested
food. or have feeling % Dizziness
Heartburn, Fullness. Nausea, Bad
Taste in mouth and stomach headach,
this Is Indigestion.
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'''a 4AaAAeNa " Wy u6, llS
saw his two friends before him.
i "And you put 1t back, SMILED
Valentine. "The minute you touched
1t you found you COULDN'T
"rhat's it, put in Avery eagerly
as he arose and proceeded to aid Red
In restoring tile scattered money to
its place. 81 couldn't take It then.
Now I can so out of here and know
that I'll never steal again."
"You mustn't go until Doyle comes
In, for he might see you on the street. .
warned Valentine. when he comes
you can go out through the vault
room and make your getaway while
I stall him here"
In talking with Avery. Jimmy Val
entine unconsciously fell into the use
of the vernacular of his early voca.
ton.
CTo be cOntinued.)
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CHAPTER XIII.

at TooK-snme of-that money" Az
cry firmly managed to say as he
saw his two friends before him.
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Real Estate Broker "liiCpnSqd'
Room No. ID, Lowndes Rdg,
THIRD STREET

Fletcher's Department store gives
Silver Trading Coupons, the best pre-
miums on earth.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-10

Fietcher's Department Store glv.s
Silver Trading Coupons. the best pre-
miums on earth.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-10

$1,000 Genuine Leather
Rocker, mahogany or
oak finish ;. .$14.5O
$3.50 Genuine Leather
Rockers, oak .$13.75
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IF YOU
are in the market for a home
look over this list. The Of
ferings below can't be beat.
IN BROAD OAKS

s room frame, bath room
pantry, oak finish through
out, three cabinet and two
base mantels, paneled stair
way, front and back porches,
slate roof, good well water.
Lot 35x135, nearly level and
one lot from car line.
PRICE $3.50
Terms, $500 down, bal
ance one, two and three yrs.
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IN INDUSTRIAL, FoW-
LER AVENUE

2-story frame, four large
rooms, double hallway, plas-
tered and papered, fire
places for gas, slate roof,
front porch, good we'll water
and a corner lot 30x140, at
PRICE OF 81, LOO CASH.
Almost a new house and
rents for $3.50 per month.
A Il per cent. investment.
Can you beat it?
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-01-12
FAIRGROUNDS.
Help In Making Children
Good Citizens.

children. as we'll as their elders. car
help in making towns attractive 10y
keeping their home surroundings Glenn
and neat by refraining from throwing
rubbish and paper on the streets and
in many other useful ways. But TO ac-
compliSh this great deal depends on
the character and training Of children
Healthy. pure minded and carefully
trained youngsters usually prove the
best town Improvement workers. and
anything that can be done to benefit
their health and morals should be en-
couraCed Public and private play
grounds have been found TO be very
helpful. and in the Los Angeles Times
George f. BettinGer tells as follows of
the benefits children have derived
from Fairgrounds in Los Angeles:
THE playground cannot be eXcellef
as an instrument in clearing the
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-01-12

once in this direction. | remember
meeting clock which informed NE
thai | was vastly in advance of sched-
ule time. However rec0ilect say
ING to myself. It Is better to be early
than late or never" and 80 arrived
at Kni%ht5hriG%e more thGn pUnctu-
ally. What WAS my cA."@in .a ..>rurer
that had left your letter Il invita-
ton IT home. on which alone re-
lied for your exact address. You viii
recall in MY favor that have urvc"
been here b"rurc Uere thcy We're ~
liberty Ia interrupt and say something
about coming again. Il knew You
lived in En;-at>bgidGe. ard believed
it was at =. or -. or b.. -. But that
was not 2ond enough. There WIS moth
in@ for il but TO return and re; the
letter. and. blaming myself for slip
for which. though it was perhaps ex-
cuSahe. could not excuse myself. !
did so return. and hence the delay.
Please do not apologize"
After all. it was only S:l5 and that
seemed IN excuse quite long enough
for the time involved. $50 now |
said. feeling in my pockets for the
all important letter-"now for their
address"
You are quite right. 1 had forgotten
the letter-I'unch.