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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-27

Berths and tickets. Fifth and John
son streets.
south Sound.
40. 8, 81. Louis and south.
leaves 80. .......-....... x1:Ab 40
NO. II. st. Louis and Kan-
sas City IND west. south.
leaves ........ ........ 80 An
Mo. 4. Quincy, Hannibal .
81 Louis. arrive ISIS ,. ~
lOsveo ....... ......... 1870 po
mo. 10. Quincy and Hannk
Dal. arrives ....s......... 4:S0 pa
No. 10 leaves ........... s:aS pm
Nasth Dsun1
mo. Z, Chicago. g. Paul
and points west, leaves :. 3:Ss en-
NO. -. Chicago. 81. Panl
and points west. arrives 80. 7:Sg p
NO. -. leaves ........... 1885 Tn
sNo. 8, Burlington. Clieago
and east. leaves ....... 1:Sx pm
No. I, Burlington. leaves 7:3S "a
mo. 81. Donnslls.... c., Il =
h. c.. and North Road
ieav0S ................. $3.50 Pm
sNo. 80. from Donnellson,
g. b Z X. c.. 1 EortA
Road. arrives ........... 1850 IN
mo. I. X. Z ". ..eet. leaves o.0B ~
esNo. s. Csntsfville. leaves !. 7.sS nm
enc. 4. from Cen,efville and
points intermediate. arrives 1:lB pm
mo. 2. from Centefville anl
west, arrives ............ $50 IN
sNo. Centervfila laavAa o.1n mn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-27
Or. G. :. CHRISTENSEN
osTEoPATHIc PHYSICIAN.

- - " ~ 0UaAul08.
once hours to IL Q. M: 2 to 3
=. =. Residence. Iowa phone 1167.
rings. Once. Iowa phone 11E7. i
ring: Residence $50 North Eighth 81
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Actress to Wed.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Robert Jor-
dan. one of the best known society
men of Boston is to marry Jane Laur-
ell, the actress. She played with Kyrle
Bellew until his death recently at Salt
Lake.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-27
REST AND HEALTH 10 MOTHER AND CHILD.

MRs. WrssLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS OF
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TRETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS II
sooTHES the CHILD. SoFTENS the GUMS,
ALI.AYS all PAIN; CURES WIND collie and
IL the best remedy Tor DIARRH0fA. 1t is ai,.
solutely harmless. BE sure and ask for Mrs.
Wiuslow's Soothing syrup and take no other
Gind. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-27

K. 4 W.. ELECTRIC co.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
PHYslolANa

NUW0ll puIl0t24.
Once hours--1o TO IL :. M: q to :
?. m: evenings. 7 to 9: Sundays. IL
to p. "a.
~. J. hARTFH. N. d, b. 3.
Osteopathic ant Electric treatments
: Speciality. OF 20, 80 North Fourth
strest Ground floor.
nours-l0 to 70 =. m: 2 70 6p =.
Gvsnings by appointment.
fnons-Ome Iowa 1254-Red; resi.
dence. lows S70-Rsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-27
Skull Was Stolen.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. !
VIENNA, Dec. 27.-Vandals have
stolen the skull of Karl George Petro-
witch from the tomb in st. Marks
cemetery, where the bones of the
founder of the servian dynasty have
reposed for years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-27
Not Old at As.

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, Dec. 27-At a great
meeting of middle aged women last
night, it was determined to start an
active campaign to remove the bar
against women over As years old who
seek employment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-27
Lost His License.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-When his e.,
emies tried to dig UP something
against him." Harry Baker found he
had forgotten TO return his marriage
license to the clerk. The license was
returned today; it was issued in 1889.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-27
Wolves Near the Door.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. j
HANCOCK, Mich, Dec. 27-Citi-
zens here have organized mutual pro-
lection societies. The members will
hunt timber wolves which are menac-
ing the lives of persons and animals
on the outskirts of town.
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ToothIess Woman.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. /
CHICAGO, Dec 27-The best alb,
ever attempted in local court was
shown when Mrs. Lydia Johnson de
MED biting policeman, and opening
her mouth showed she had not sin
gle molar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-27

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
ROCKFORD, H., Dec. ga needle
was removed from the right hip of
Mrs Fred Willin today. 1t entered
her thumb twenty-five years ago.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-11
From Presidents
Message
On Canadian
Reciprocity
TN my annual message of Dec. 9, |


N my annual message of Dec. 9,
1910, ! stated that the policy of
broader and closer trade rela-
tions with the Dominion of Can
ada which was initiated In the adjust
ment Of the maximum and minimum
provisions of the tariff act of Aug. o.
1909. had proved mutually beneficial
aud that 1t justified further efforts for
the readjustment of the commercial
relations Of the two countries.
On the 7th of the present month. two
cabinet ministers came to Washington
as representatives OF the DomlL n
government. and the conferences wcre
continued between them and the sec
retary of state. The result of the me-
gotiations was that on the 21st, inst. a
reciprocal trade agreement was reached.
One by one the controversies result
ing from the uncertainties which at
tended the partition Of British terri
tory on the American continent at the
close Of the Revolution and which were
inevitable under the then conditions
have been eliminated. some by arbitra-
ton and some BY direct negotiation.
The path having been thus opened
for the Improvement of commercial re-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-11

|3s bue sd S,os ~f1e5o.. .ft "a.
erwise than by saving; ana round tim
Der used for spars or in building
wharves.
Sawed boards. pfanks, deals and 9th.
er lumber, not further manufactured
than sawed.
Paving posts. railroad ties and tele-
phone. trolley, electric light and tele-
graph poles of cedar or other woods.
Wooden slaves OF all kinds. not fur
ther manufactured than listed or Joint
ed, and stave bolts. SD
Pickets and palings.
Plaster rock or gypsum. crude. not
ground.
Mica, unmanufactured or rough trim
med only, and mica, ground or bolted.
Eeldspar, crude. powdered or ground.
Asbestos, not further manufactured
than ground.
,Fluorspar, crude. not ground.
Glycerin, crude. not purified.
Tale, ground. bolted or precipitated,
naturally yorartiHcially, or not for toilet use.
Sulphate of soda or salt cake and
soda ash.
Extracts of hemlock bark.
Carbon electrodes
Brass In bars and rods. in coil or
otherwise. not less than six feet in
length, or brass in strips. sheets or
plates. not polished, planished or coated.
Cream separators Of every descrip-
tion and parts thereof imported for
repair Of the foregoing. ;
Rolled iron or steel sheets or plates,
No. IA gauge or thinner. galvanized or
coated with zinc. tin or other metal,
or not.
Cruclble cast steel wire. valued at
not less than G cents per pound. Z
Galvanized iron or steel wire, curved
or not. Nos. 0. ~ and 13 wire gauge.
Typecasting and typesetting ma
chimes and parts thereof adapted for
use In printing Offices. -.
Barbed fencing wire of iron or steel,
galvanized or not.
Coke.
Rolled round wire rods in the coil, of
iron or steel. not over three.eighths Of
an inch in diameter, aud not smaller
than No. 6 wire gauge.
Section 3 pulp Of wood mechan-
ically ground pulp Of wood, chemical,
bleached or unbleached; news print pa
per and other paper and paper board
manufactured from mechanical wood
pulp or. from chemical wood pulp or
of which such pulp Is the component
material OF chief value. colored in the
pulp or not colored and valued at not
more than 4 cents per pound. not In
cfuding printed or decorated wall pa
per. being the products of Canada,
when imported therefrom directly into
the United States shall be admitted
free of duty on the condition prece-
dent that no export duty, export IL
cense fee or other export charge of
any kind whatsoever whether In the
form of additional charge or license
fee or otherwise,. or any prohibition or
restriction in any way of the exporta-
tion whether by law, order. regula-
tion. contractuaI relation or otherwise,
directly or Indirectly. shall have been
imposed upon such paper. board or
wood pulp or khe wood used IN the
manufacture OF such paper. hoard or
wo,d pulp or the wood pulp used in the
maIufacture Of such paper or board
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-11

.-- -. - T,--t. 80 -
oa"tu ooatus' .'s ',sSs..s''s -, ,,ss'
'"'nue' p'' ''s'' y -
'"ou sa"eu n,o.a ,,a. aoa ~
a,'uh poa.'' a,,,,, ," ,,an, ana ts,s
av ''' 80. -, a,ha. .roods
W. W. 49,, ,as =, nj, sinds No, s,r.
,,a. V.n s"a,,rod ,ho, listed Ar ioJnt.
"a "a s,a'e so,,s 80
p,a,.. ,s, ,o,,,,o.
p,as,as rao,, nr gvns,n crude NOT
gron,d
NJ. ,,,ot,raao -, ro,,,n trim
,.aa,,,',s 49, a Ia ,,,,s., ,so,,na nr hn,,ed
Ea,asn.s ,,s,da daanou,,,oroa,o ,or gro,pd
.a A snas,as .,,.,, forsh.s, me,usao,nred
,han arorna :,
E,,orsnar' cr,ae NOT. cropud
C,vcer,n. crude not nnrlt,ad
ToIc oro,nd bolted or precinjtnted.
paturoIlyo ortIfjcjally. not for toilet use.
! su,pbote OF soda. or salt cake. and
soda osh.
Extracts of hemlock bark.
Peace tn hors ana rods ,n cou or 9TH.
er,vise not Iess tbon six foot In ienotb
or bross in strins sheats or nlotes NOT
po,,sbad n,onishea or coated
cream sanorotors of everv descrjn.
tiop ana mn rta tbareof in,norfad FOR re.
noir Of the foreooing
Rolled iron mr. steel sbeets or mates
No ID oonge or tb,nner go,von,7ed or
coated with zinc. Tin mr. otber metal or
pot.
Crnpib,e cost steel wire va,ned at NOT
less than q cents ner Mound
GalvoRtzed iron mr. steel wire curved
or not. Noe q. 10 and "a wire poupe
Tvnecastino and tvnesettIno mn.
chimes and parts thereof adonted. for
use I'm printinc Offices
d. Barbed fencing wire of iron or steel
galvanized or not ....,,
Colo ,..... ... +,
poI,oa ro,na ,,,,a ,.oas ., ,,o ,o,, -,
iron Or stooi mn, 49, ,hrao o,e,,,,,,S -,
ON ,no,, tr ,,ion,o,ar .na ~, .a,,o.
,hon No a w,,a ron.a ~
Provided. Tint the articles abovA
enumerated. the growth nroduct or
manufact,ra ~ tho nou,nion 81 Con
ada. shall no exemnt from di,tv whom
the nresIdent of the Itn,,ed States shon
fora so,,seoo+o,,,, ,ta.oo "a 1La,,
mako nrocIo motion thot tho fo,lowIna
articIes rho orouyth Fnrodno, -, ,,,o,,
focturo ~ th, I1n},aa cto,oa i. i. 49,, =,
ire nossassions favAon, III, ph ti,rt,,
Iolonds .nd ,I,o ,a,o,,a. 20 c,,as
,rn,ntIo, 49, a1,,,I,,.'a - esn,.'
ion oe Conado ,sraa 80 An,n a,,o,'..f
I,no ant,',aia
mnias sm,na s,oon "n
80. IT,, ."'n''t az
po.,,., - ~ 'r-ils.
u,,s ia.
,,,ho,t 1t,
Corn go. - u o n, suioe
,u.o Ca,o o.. S,,1.,v NNeSslp'
H. -. s u". ", ,s[
E,cah ,.oaa,a,,,o
,o,atoa. -, po'"
ha ,,oa ma | -,
no,rroI stotn 'se'" ~ - 'DeA" 'e"
Eraet st. ss..Li
,,ranos hosn,o as' p'a,s' peases' as,',
srni,s r. ha,s anu ." os"e' 'uo'e
b MOD erohs an;,,es ,,aoe,;..
ona annta,,ta d.,.I o.,laa.n' p
oro,od
nj, .n,a, ,.
,ros,, ,,i,. "a ',,,s, ,,n.
oona oo,na,u go H. ~ .nonso.aa
t;on ~ nil ~ oraa,' no. mo- hn nassoa
hoc,, ana forth hatwaan ,ho- ,n,, s,a,',,
trIes free or drtv rndor sreb ronr,n
lions os tho roSnactiye ~ova,n,nanto
NAV .,rescr,ba
Eggs of bornvord fov, in tho soeu
Honey " 49,
Cottonseed on
seeds-eoxseod or ,,nsooa oo,,on
- N''.ot,
including timothy and clover seed: eor,
Ion eoid ond othar ga ~. ..no,r
otherwise nrov,dad for whom IN noct.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-11
jury Discharged in McCray Case. !

Medina. o.. March 1.-The jury In
the case OF ex-Judge II. l.. MoCray,
charged with embezzlement of estate
funds, was discharged this. morning
after failing to reach an agreement.
The jury was out about twenty-fonr
hours. iSESJi
The evening world., 1911-01-17

10000 Prices WASH BRAiDS cde nss and inscr-
lions to match; white. embroidered in colors: also
plain white embroidered, scalloped edge; hem n
stitching, etc; 5-yd. pieces: reg. lSc TO sc. at L UC
The evening world., 1911-01-17
STOVE EXPLODES,
KILLING MOTHER
IN FAMILY GROUP
Little Girl Burned in Trying
to Tear Blazing Kimono
From Parent.

The explosion OF an oil stove caused
the death In Fordham Hospital to-day
OF Mrs. Hannah Henshaw. wife Of John
Henshaw. a Bronx Highways Depart
ment employee who lives at No. $40 East
one Hundred and Seventy-sixth street.
with her two children, Hannah. twelve
years old, and Norman, nine. Mrs. Hem
shaw was reading last night In their
apartment when the youngsters COM
planned that they were chilly. Their
mother went into the kitchen and nlled
an oil stove that is used on'y occasional
". Carrying II into the living room. she
touched a lighted match to the wick.
Instantly there was an explosion and
blazing oil completely onyeloped The
woman. Her scream and those OF her
children brought In Policeman O'Rourke,
who seized n blanket and wrapped It
about Mrs. Henshaw. In an effort TO
assist o'Rourke little Hannah tried to
tear away her mothers blazing k.mono
and her hands were painfully burned.
In agony Mrs. IIenshaw was taken to
the hospital. The stove that exploded
wa found to nave been leaky.
The evening world., 1911-01-17
SECOND FIRE IN CELLAR
OF FOUR.STORY TENEMENT.
Score of Women and Children are
Warned of Danger by
Policeman Kemp.

Fire Marshal Brophy was notified to-
day OF n suspicious fire that had occur
red earlier In the day in the cellar OF
the four-story mem at No. 1870
Broadway. East New York. e~ndange.lng
the lives OF a score of women and chill
dren and doing $500 damage.
1t was the second fire in the same
cellar within a few days, and had nor
Policeman Arthur Kemp's beat led him
by TIE house shortly after the fire had
started there might have been serious
loss of life.
Kemp turned In an alarm and then got
all the tenants out safely. When the
flames had been subdued boxes and bar
rels Med with excelsior were found in
one part Of the cellar.
The same conditions had prevailed
last Saturday VIXEN a still alarm was
turned from the building md the fire.
men had ordered the !nflammable stuGf
removed. Elmer $. Price. n photos-
rapher. has a studio on the first door
and Is the biggest loser through the Are
The evening world., 1911-01-17
'HOBlE SKIRT"
POLICY IN CITY
SCHOOLS SCORED
That Is Wat Educators Call
Plan to Sort Stitch Sew
in, Glasses.
POOR US FOR SHEARS.
Cutting Ski to Fit Cloth viii
Onl Spoil the
Goods.
POOR US 81 SHEARS.

Just a suggdion from the Board or
Education tina It intended to short
stitch the Appropriation for the teach
Ing OF domest economy In the public
schools In thii city and handicap that
science by pting II in n Mobile
skirt" brough forth eloquent protests
yesterday fro, promlnen, educators in
this city.
The Board ? Education proposes to
reduce the nmber Of supervisors OF
sewing from Nty to forty-nlne. there
by saving ss.G in expenses. Chancellor
John II. MacCacken of New York Uni
versity. DR.. Jnes Russell. Dean OF the
Teachers Coise ~ Columbia Uni
versity, and aomas NJ. Ballet of the
New York DIVERSITY School OF Peda-
sogy, come fdh as avowed champions
of O liberal aowance for needle-and-
thimble instrction. Or. MacCracken
said:
Fewer Stl.hcs, Less Efficiency.
at looks a II the Board OF Euuca-
ton favored n hobble-skirt policy
fewer stitche and less efficiency. with
the probably OF a tumble. They say
they must Gu the skirt according to tao
cloth. but Ills n pity that New YORK
should no bab BILE to maintain the stride
OF the last Few years and reach first
place anon American school systems.
New York tes less now In the teaching
\ OF sewing ian Boston. to say nothing
of Chicago nd Philadelphia.
THE Boad of Estimate. through the
Comptrollef experts. who have made n
The evening world., 1911-01-17
Bcle CASING

Defiance silk Prussia Bind
Ing Nine Aard pieces. per
dozen. Si.;iJi piece lie
Atlas siis Prussia binding
superior quality. in niuc-
yard pieces. dozen, St.DJ;
piece ....s. .... j Dc
The evening world., 1911-01-17

Special iof Miiliners:-
Imported Ribbon Wire 40
yard piece ........ .ioc
Who etone:-
Pure shell. selected quality;
ag.lnch strip. per IrosA
$500, per dozen. si.s5
Hook and Eye Tape
Hook and Eye Tape. he.t
quality: dos. yards. st.25
Defiance Dressmnkcrs' Pins.
standard size, best quality
American pins VIII not
rust. v lib. boxes at...ioc
Dressmakers' Pins
Drr.smnkcrs' Pins. Kirby.
Heard 4 Co Perfect brand.
All sizes. will not rust: -
IN. boxes At .........Isc
American Pins. best quality.
~ papers
F-3h sc NC
36c 4Oc f5c
Dressmaker-' Pins. ordinary
quality. all sizes. n.lh.
boxes ............I-11
Hooks and Eyes,
Special safety. all sixe.;
gross ....,.ss..s... SO
French Hooks and Eyes. J.
y brand ppr dozen
The evening world., 1911-01-17
BcllInP.

Double lu,c silk Serge
Betting . va. piece. t5c
Double lace silk Serge
Beiilng Extra quality. ten
yard piece for. 80. G5r
Double Face silk Serge
neiung 49,. inch Wide. nine
yard piece. Zoe
The evening world., 1911-01-17

HEAL TAO" ~ShOJLDL Braces for o..
| men, women and children. sale price ...... LII
SILK CCRSET LACES. colors and white: S., I G. |
7 and 8 yard lengths. value CSC TO 40c; each ~
The evening world., 1911-01-17
SeuInp 81 Is:

rs - NS
Atlas Machine rwlst-Tcn
ounces OF silk TO ~ spools3
per dozen spOols. 1900;
per spool. 800. Doc
Defiance sewing silks 40
I'd. spools, size %. Ia black
and all staple colors. per
spool. ,2tc
Dcfiance sewing silk-toO-
vi. spools sizes A, e, 60
dozen spoo,s, IJc.; per
tFNNiE sssss "
greensboro sewing sill
400 sd. spools. special Ice
Feather bone:-
SILK Gross Grain, per box OF
twelve yards, sale price
6Dr
Uncovered n. & E.-per buN
of twelve yards .:,pc
Nsar~iik Collar Dorr-Pcr
twelve yards. sale price :IDr
The evening world., 1911-01-17

very poor facilities at home for learning
TO sew and cook, and some o. them
have to depend entirely on the instruc-
ton which they get at school. II they
do not get the instruction In school
they will not get 1t at ALL"
Dean Ballet said the proposed curtail-
ment by the Board OF Education would
hamper enc OF the most practical
phases of school work. He described II
as a reactionary step.
The evening world., 1911-01-17
Seam Binding:

Defiance ranrta Ribbon
All silk;' standard quality
and width eirht-yd pieces
per dozen, poe; piece. Ne
Aims Tuncta Ribbon-Au
SIX: extra quality and
width; uirc-y1rd pieces:
pc dnZ.. SI.25. riece.itc
The evening world., 1911-01-17
What SC Will Buy


vTJI vT.U D..
w uOt DC VIII Duv
v,.n.h,. "n''.. ,nor,. wt,h ,emov.
able hone. I. rnrIs' COR.
stt, I,.... ~, uth,o,. al collie.
=" "Ip,p. 49, - p"p'
+" "'.'" 49,
Siik tord Ftptng, piece or . neck
lenEths' &c
kritri Collar supports. per card sc
sb.,,al. ...i p..L.. o,rh n,
49," ~
wicker 'In'cd s"iri, 'ih-' " dok'tot sc
English Mourning Pins, y oz. boxes. Z
boxes for. &c
t,yu-, vxi.. Vt,t. pt,. ,-,or. n
frr r.
-. 49, -"
Ni'hri fIni,d Noh-'tuSt surety rms,
with guarded SPRING : duH' tor' nc
Can shape Invisible Hair Nets. . for 5c
uI,t,. r.,,o, r,,. oty1 ,to,,. =.
'
indian Tape u pes In bundle y bun
The evening world., 1911-01-17
Ra.iInR Co.inn.-

b ting Co.ton:-
Ailas. 500 yards. three cord,
even thread, standard
strength and uuish superior
to the twn-vord bastiug cot
ton generally sold. per. doz.
spools ....... ....IIRc
Skri 3 nding:-
Alpaca Braid- standard
width aud quality In all
C%ulurs; nyc-yard pieces. per
dozen. rt.OO, per piece DE
SIN Lusirc Iinish skirt
Blndirg-AH colora; nvc-yd.
pieces. per dozen. s3c.: per
pressmakrr-' SKIRT Binding-
Stlnd1rd width and qudllty
per ron of - yards. .35c
Dress Shields
DiiEs>Mtk FRS srECiAii
silk Covered Dress shields.
Snlcid ct crescent shape.
Per DOE. pr. $50 STA 81
savoy shield. Double cover
ntinsnol,. Para rubber in
f|gIlluluE. u f"nuTnuEllN
high grade shield. cuunl In
quality to those selling
generally for double our
prices,
style
Fer doz. pr. SI:I5 81 $50
rc- pair. lie. Use. 2:tc.
silk savoy shields Double
cover. THra rubber inter
lining. designed to please
the most eNdcting trade.
rd $50 dS.. pr. sa,so II s,.so
Per pair. 3tc. :tJc. toe.
Drc-smakers' Speciai
shields - NaInsook covct.
light weight. washable. \
shield especially designed
for tuh garments. Two
shapes-cresccnt or shield.
gtyie Z" . =
Per doz. zoo soc 80" $40
+, Fer pr. Ir 10 sc tOc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-27

me, SOS not to catch my wickedncss"
But the teacher shook her head.
THAT doesn't seem reason enough to
me-" she declared. Just see what
Mr.. Atkins has done. He never open
" advocated anything in town meet
ing before. You said so yourself.
Even when he must have realized that
you had the votes for committeeman
he kept still. He might have taken
many of them from you by simply
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-27
''How-How p,YE DO. MRS. pRAs1EY7.

"How-How DYE DO, MRS. BRAsLEY?'
ent. But, consderin' that I got this
horn from Mr.. Bangs, I'm willin to e.
Dygones be past 1t helps my hearin
a lot. Them ear fxin's was good while
they lasted. but they got out Of killer
quick. | shan't bother Mr. Bangs II
he can square his own conscience I'm
satisfied"
Bailey's conscience was not troubling
him greatly. and he seemed relieved.
Phoebe told of the damaged buggy.
"uumph" grunted the widow. The
horse didn't get bent. too, did hep
Mr.. Bangs Indignantly declared that
the horse was all right.
"Um-hum. Well, then, l guess
can supply a carriage. My fust cousin
Ezra that died used to be doctor here,
and he give me his suky when he got
a new one. It's out in the barn. Go
fetch your horse and harness him in.
I'll be ready time the harnessin's
done"
"You?" gasped the teacher. You
don't need to go, Mrs. Beasley.
wouldn't think Of giving you that
trouble"
mo trouble at all. I wouldn't trust
nobody else with them trunks. And.
besides, always do enjoy ridin'. You
could so, too. Miss Dorcas, but the sui
ky seats too narrer for three. You
can set in the settin' room till We get
back 'Twon't take US long. Don't say
another word. I'm a-goin."
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stepped to the window hostile hs- ,,u,
. ., ana tne face and finger went out
'" sien. as II pulled by string.
Mss Phoebe smiled.
.. 'hink Ill go out and look FOR
.in' she said. "ue must bo neor
ley A"'s' heaS-
"1hout stopping to put on her ioo,.
e.' me hurried through the d;n;na
'oo'n out of the door and eround ,ha
Ihere she found Mr., Rany.
IN h'hly nervous state
Whydidn't you tell me twas noh
Wy neaS'y you was comm 70 600
.na, s 'ed' IF you'd mentioned
sna' ueei IMAGES name you'd never
got me to dive you, I tel, you ,,a. uye'
IT, .I anYered the teacher sweet.
;,,,-,. .m that. That's why
ron. re ~ Mr.. Bangs Now
,.,. ou ~ ~ me favor. WIN YOU
uvor w.. ,umet Center and de.
r,on ua, anu ct package for me,
shon ~ n .Ne back here. and
"'' 'e"uy otart for home
"Drive-drive na,n,, ~,
othor .on. ~ we be back for an.
big enough lunkhe, % DI' nes
out dory with fork ~ oaiiih
axle Is bent SO It's Sill oueey
hxed. I'd no more go h 50. " os
with that buggy as It's f., ~. e'u,f
my land of lover on.
The ejacula ton was aim.
There at the corner, ear t-ans. 0an
justed and spectacles ghstenI "u
Deoby Beasley. Bailey APT s.'ou
wilt under her gaze as If the st. ST. u
were twin suns. dc'es
"How-how dye do, Mrs. Bea
faltered Mr.. Bangs II hope y,
smart" to
Yes" she answered. I'm pre-
tolerble, thank you. What was :,
matter Atr. Bangs? Why didn't yo,
come in? Do you usually make you,
calls round the corner?"
The schoolmistress came to the res
cue.
You mustn't blame Mr.. Bangs, Mrs
Beasley," she explained. He WASH
responsible for what happened at Cap
tain Whittaker's. He is the gentleman
who drove me over here. / was goins
TO send him TO Mrs. Atwoods for thu
diary.
"Wha said I was blamin' him.
1ueried the widow. "If he was tina
little Tidditt thing I might feel differ