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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-26
The Way of the World Is

The New Lady's house was mark
Cd by row OF poplars outside the
fence. as II the very road changed
It's character when IL passed her
house. AS for Nicholas, when ne
went By that house ne became another
being. This night-the first time
that he had ever entered her gate
the protection OF the twilight alone
kept him from running away. Once
under the poplars he did not know
what way TO look. To seem TO look
straight along the road was unnat-
ural. To seem to look out across the
opposite helds was hypocrisy. To
hook at her house was unthinkable
3hc astsr-bordered walk, ne exam
fned the back OF his handEnear. and
then a little further away. AS he
reached the steps he was absorbedly
studying his thumb.
From a place OF soft light shed
through n pink box shade on the
table, and OF scattered willow chairs
and the big leaves OF plants, she came
tQWard hfrd.
"You did comet she said. 81
thought you wouldn't, really"
With the utmost EFFORT Nicholas de-
tached one hand from his hat brim
and gave II to her. From head TO
foot he was conscious not OF the
touch Of her hand, little and soft. but
Of the bigness and ooarseness of his
own hand.
he said.
At this. OF course, she laughed. and
she went back to her willow chair
and motioned him to his. He got upon
1t, crimson and wretched.
las much as thatl" she observed.
You know I wanted to come aw-
fully, too" he modified IL, ''but I
dreaded it-like sixty. II cant ex-
plain" he stumbled.
Don't" said the New Lady light
iy' and took pity on him and rang
little bell.
She thought again how fine and
distinguished he was, as he had SEEM
ed to her on the day, soon after her
coming to the village, when she had
out alone and at q fancy had crossed
right a=Sy through the lush grass of
fenceless meadow, and she had al
most run him down, lying on his face
In the green under a cottonwood
oh. what is the matter2 2" she had
demanded in some alarm
And: Nothing / Just like IT," he
had been surprised into saying.
so do t. she had told him hearth
~. so do I. What" she had ask
ed. do you like about it, best? p
Il guess guess I like It just on
account OF It's being the way it is
he had answered uncertainty.
That Is very, very nice reason. Z"
she had commented. Again, so do
L" And she had left him. she re-
membered. looking about as if he
saw IL all for the first time
Afterward. at a supper in the viii
lage church lecture room" she had
seen him again. bringing in a great
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-26
Too Large a House.

The Crumpacker bill reapportioning
the House OF Representatives provides
Tor the increase to 433 members of
House already too large. The number
could be reduced to 800 with manifest
advantage in the transaction of public
business; but public considerations are
asked to yield, as often before, to the
wishes Of politicians. Such States as
Ohio, Virginia, Iowa and Maine object
to the loss of a Representative. But
the number is not important; the due
proportion is. New York, for instance.
would do as well with six fewer mem
bers such as we have as with six more
under the Crumpacker scheme.--New
York World
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-26

from another star. but
Oh he SAID
ct ~nat she said, but he
rom ir tba Sdnother star She Cd
Ncho'as felt himself alone 8.
aimed. s AVA
or assent she stepped a
ing nothing. But WI
Id ave passed her n 1, H.
me rial loneiiness~,and
gotten men innunef--l,l, ). =.
.tnin him in the ache OF his heoX
IN the mere desperate wish 10 "a
Sotns Douy, 20 De with somebody, +
He turned upon Ella almost .,,,.
shake handsr' he said
0oediently she put out her ha&
within his. He held IL, feeiinr bir
crushing II. clingfng 10 n. being -
sessed by II. Her hand was. ike bi.
rough from it's work and II was so- Ia
thing alive. something hunaT so ,--e
thing that answered And instant,,, Z
was not Ella alone who was a.
oom1pan ,s,nt him. but the dark wa
letting him know that Do-Qpe aiivNJ
alone, that he was somehow yn9s
cOInraoe company. within. without ~
up by the. sweet viii outside MS ov
VII and ne never knew how Il wa
that he had Ella in his arms
Come here Come here. n
To Ella. I'm her loneliness threads
oy It's own dream. the momenx. exon
sue ana welcome as Il was, was-M
ma ,h as her own single >ovfhg
racie or one world built from anoi IL
II was only the answer to the gror s
OF OF nanas Tor hands. And yet the ID
mantle OF an elder time.
Don't feel afraid" he said
der eyes gave him their pecul
winning upward look. ard IT was
their mother watchfulness anSv1 -
him gravely:
Il don't. I don't, truly -
ana at this she laughed a HttIt
mat he Joined her; and their laue
together was new delight
Across the adjoining lawn Mich
could see in the moonlight the mo
nSure or the big deacon, a Light ID
or two attending. a sudden surpr
Sen hoo OF safety from them oversI
way, What. he even thought, m
neople In the house were to come =
somehow. the little hollow OF dar
which he had always walked i'm
midst OF light was now as ugh
the rest or the world. and he was
afraid. And all this because Eifa|
not stir in his arms. but was sti
n they were her harSS-. And
Nicholas knew what they(>both n1
Era! he cried do yoliAAs
Il guess I must - she sai
knew no way to finish that
Love me2' said Nicholas. boi
lion.
II meant that, too" Ella said
Between the New Lady's hoa ~ -
the big. obvious deacon's lawn
stood. silent, HIS arms about the x
50 this was the way the world ia -.
pie bound together, needing one III
other, wanting one another, stretchl
out their hands.
Why, II was YOU wanted" NieholA
said, wonderingly.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-26

The will says that the legacy is pay
able upon the death or his widow on
condition that the institution shall be
continuing substantially the method
or treatment now practiced I'm said
institution in respect to the use Of no
aicohol as medical agent, avoiding
even tinctures when equally desirable
action can be obtained from fluid ex-
tracts or alkaloids." a request is
made that the use OF narcotics be re-
duced to the minimum.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-26

the Orient feel Just as he does abol
On the dav MsYor ToDIe>A, -.
Washington the cfty-and esnacf.
the Capitol-was crowded with vist
tors representing either the city OF Ney
orleans or the city OF San francisco
Both OF these magnificent uunirinsISh
Ties are lighting for the great Panama
Exposition OF 1915. The RichmondeE
thinks the Crescent City has the-HE
OF the contest so far Its freorrR ~
cal location is in its favor
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-26
Commission Government Coming.

Governor Folk made a stirring ad-
dress in Norfolk on Monday night and
strongly commended the commission
form OF government Most of the
large towns in North Carolina are go
ing to give Ii q trial---Raleigh News
Observer
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-26

Perhaps the public will be content
TO admit that aviation is practical and
not insist on any more experiments to
develop IL as a fancy accomplishment.
Washington Star.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-26
KINDNESS GOT HIM
INTO TROUBIE'

WlNSTON-sALEM. N. C.-SpN
George Trymle. the Canadian WI
Ter, was put on trial h0-r 49,
charged with the-theff OF a rife FRO
the armory sometime last SUNNI
and for which he was arrested
Burlington Wednesday by PoIice1n
j. @. WOoten.
II appeared from the evidence
duced that Trymle is in all this a.
Die because OF misspent Charts -
ms partial on account Of the vile
Sarre Achmed, The Terrible Turk
Inc only evidence against Tryn1le 49,
that he had sold the gun. and fhf
was considered sufficient to send h
on 10 the higher court. SO now n
wrestler. failing to give bond. IL
the county jail awaiting thunrlnun,.sl
OF superior couEt---SIth
hss--+t ifIpe6itors and = stone
q mat.
But according TO Trymls,
he is suffering for the sins
Ierrlbie Turk" He says he
the rlne from the Turk, who
Ihat IL came from Richmond
struck hard luck-could not nav
nor his wife's board and The On
dlan came to his refuge in the 100
OF Touo-e ana received the SIS IN
Tor his pains. Trymle provef ~
he paid the Turks board. ana ~sS
by a good witness. the driver W.
Grove MIN and Achmed's wife to ~
depot, - hat. -'',plee Terrible 1,,,..a-s.'
wife said TO him, Dear N
re the only friend I Ia
world"
Trymle says that he is 81
mechanic ard that ''Tryml
ms real name. nor smith
OF the other various cogno
winch ne is Known thralss.'<
section or the Sta&~uuN
purSuir = - '-=------.S-17S ~ -
they come South toeefneF- Wheq, !.
jury as the Canadians story 4 +
, r'y doubtful whether II VIII convi.,
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-26

senator He has spent lot of money
in gaining support up State. Perhaps
ne has also shown a willingness to
spend money elsewhere.
Evening Sun.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-26
JAP SPIES THRgNG
THE PHILIPPINES
Major Lanier Tells Congressional
Committee About Frying Japs
IN the Philippines.
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, D. C-Special-
Major A S. Lanier. who for i've years
or more was associated with the At
torney Generals ONCE In the Philip
pine Islands. was recently requested by
telegram 10 appear before the judiciary
Committee OF the House of Represen-
tatives and give his Views regarding
proposed legislation TO prevent the dis
closure OF the national military de-
Tense secrets.
1t Is a well known fact that jana
aese spies are continually at work in
the Orient and their activities recently
have excited no little suspicion. I'm
der the circumstances, It has been
deemed the part OF prudence to take
some step looking towards the preven-
tlon or this perpetual prying. Major
Lanier himself prepared q bill with
this end In view some time ago and OF
fered 1t TO the committee as a basis
on which to work
At the session OF the committee last
thursday. he gave his views bout The
klnd or law that should be passed and
also revealed to the members many
Iacts that had come to his knowledge
during his so1Ourn in the Philippines
or course good deal that was sal
ana done IN the committee room will
not be made public, but II Is know n
that a bill was finally drafted ana re-
ported. This proposed measure en-
- 0oQu many of Major Lanier'S
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-26
With The Editors
The Smiths in south Carol,na.

INC SnIuAS IN south Carolina.
With United States Senator T. D.
Lieutenant Governor 9. A and Speak
er M. L. the noble clan OF Smith
seems to be coming into its own in
South Carolina at any rate.-Charlotte
Observer.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-26

D1-O - ~
Richmond lawve lDlv in,
Syessed with the neccs doing
s'tmething to guard the V&lS4n's mill
tJry secrets in the X1ines And
Ne says that all the Other Americans in
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-26

York Red Cross Hosnelu upon condi-
ton that 1t uses no alcohol in treating
patients.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-26
500, 900 TO HOSPITAL IF
ALCOHOL is NOT USED

NEW YORK-special---W7I7nliiam F.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-26

they come South IoFetner. WheT5 !.
jury n as the Canadians story r
r'N doubtful whether 1t VIII convi
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-26

Local newspapers CiamOr against the
elopement business, and the Wholesale
marrying of children for the sake of
the small fees the marrying parsons
get out of IT, but this far nothing has
checked the activity of the local matrl-
mOnial wizards
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-23
ADJUSTMENTS
Good Musical Show.

On Sunday, April 30th, the largest
and best musical attraction of the
present season Wilt be seen. Mort
Fl. Singer, the famous Chicago pro
&uce-, will send his largest produc.
ton TO Cairo in that Of "The Flirting
Princess" with Harry Burger as the
star and tie original Princess theatre
barefoot Clorus. The press and pup
lie from all Of the cities where they
have pla. ed, declare the Flirting
Princess to be the best comic opera
Of the year and playing 70 larger AT
d,ences than any other musical at
traction, outside of Madam Sherry
which is conceded to be the greatest
success since the Merry Widow. The
feature song hit Of the show is callej
afro and Is one of those whistliRf
songs that will be heard for weeks
,fter the performance is over. The
argest house of the season is an
ticipatcd. Seats will be placed OF
sale rcyt Thursday morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-23
Buck Wall of Cairo, was elected see

fettfy.
The next meeting W. We with Mrs.
!. N. Trimble.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-23
.sss,
yEWss from OUR NEI6HsoRs
Observation-Disclosures. Observation-Disclosures

Miss Robertson distributed slips of
paper on which the contestants were
told to join in progressive search
which resulted in each finding Il
paper cap or hood. A delicious three
coulse luncheon was served whial
consisted of salad, deviled eggs, veal
laAi, homemade huns, p anat Dutt24,
sandwiches, pickles, trick Ice cream
and cake. Following this repast the
guests were ushered into the dining
room whore their thirst was quencA
Cd with punch served by Mrs. Harlan
Uron retiring to the parlor again
nuts and nut crackers were passed
and to the surprise of the recipients
instead of the usual meat, small
notes were forthcoming. Each was
thus requested to perform some laugi
ter-provoking feat. This done, tht
guests prepared for departure an
each was presented with carnation
which with tulips had formed the
decorations. Those present werJ
Misses Mildred Sims, Gail Gaunt
Ruth Bride, Lucille Swisshelm, AM
Mona ana Lois Bankson; Messrs
Niles Jaccard, viii Dougherty, Ralpi
Schiller and walter Mulroney.
The subject Of the Sunday mornine
! sermon at the NJ. f. church will be
Mans Beauty and Measure of Love,
The district superintendent, Rev
Taylor of Carbondale, will conduct
services in the evening and will adj
minister the sacrament. Epwort
League services at Geo p. m, Mi
Elsie Schrlcr laador. Rev. BaF
will assist The Cairo pastor Sud
evening.
George 1chuler Of Mohnds has
contract for painting tie lodge a.
other buildings at the National c1
tery and tie eontracp has been L
for he completion of the governme
-cal fence between his city am
2:ounds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-23
MOUND CITY.

M and Mrs w A, Eoggaarty, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. e. Martin ami Mrs. A..
I. Compton went to Pulaski Satur-
day evening TO al.ond syrpr.se
birthday party in honor Of Mrs. viii
liam Whiteaker.
Miss Eartha Schiller Of Cartondale
arrived Satui gay to visit relati ,cs
here for a few days.
Y MI, aud Mrg. A. J. -ougherty re-
turned home Saturday after weeks
Visit with relatives at Lebanon Mr.
Dougherty also went to st. Louis and
Chicago on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schiller and
Misses Lena Stern, Edna Miller and
Kate McNcile, Arthur Beaupre and
II. c. Parker attended the picture
shows in Cairo Friday evening.
Another OF those delightful affairs
homo ing the Seniors and Juniors OF
lowell high school was enjoyed Fri
Gay evening when Prof, and Mrs. G.
l.. Harlan and Miss May Robertson
gave reception in their pleasant
manner at the Harlan home on Third
street The games which followed
Immediately upon the arrival of the
guests were productive Of that con-
yiyial spirit which goes to make up
IN evening of supreme happiness. A
ardlniere containing 20 sundry ar
ticles passed by Mrs. Harlan, were
taken Out by the guests and then
collected: then or Sire of Paper
they were requested to write what
was in the iardiniere. MSS RctI
Erido, who guessed 2T, was awarded
box OF statioaery, Another con,
est in the way OF -GcEsing was coz
duced by Prof. Harlan anu CONSISTED
Of answering questions with letters.
This game was won by Miss Ca
Gaunt who received a high school
remnant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-23

her new songs, 'I'm Married" and
PUT Your Arms Around Me and Be
Ny Bear The Ticker rag is the
real thing in popular syncopation.
Next to Miss Tucker, the now ia.
nous TaNlcab chorus is the big hit
.of the entertainment. For the first
time in the history of the stage a pro.
minent critic has printed the names
.af an entire chorus as a roll of honor
aud not only that but Ashton Stey.
ems OF the Examiner, Chicago, the
aforesaid critic, nearly exhausted his
vocabulary of adjectives in THEN
praise.
The other most important feature
Is the music by Hiding Anderson
and he undoubtedly has written the
most delightful numbers that have
been heard in musical comedy in
many a day.
There is q clever cast, a produc,
t.oa that delights the eye and a
mysterious music" novelty that has
avcryone guessing.
Mail orders from out-of.town, wncn
accompanied by remittances, will re
live the most careful attention. The
gopular Tuesday matinees have been
acsumed and matinees are also given
on THURSDAYS aad Saturdays.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-23
TR|-C0UNTY INSTITUTE
M. c. T. Y. Held Meeting at Olive
Braneh--AddrcsT BY Miss Mar
shall Of Abingdon, III.

The Tri-Cornty InstltiAe was halc
t Give Branch = thc Il. cirrcl
april IT'S, presided over BY Comfy
resident Mrs, Eugenia Dougherty Of
Cairo. All county officers being pre-
mt except one.
Much intercs. was man Tested ii
each session and all certainly vi.
joycd the helpful, instructive address
es given by the state organizer, Miss
Epha Marshall, Of Arlington, III.
A recitation was ren.2red beauti
fully by Miss Earl Terry of cairo.
The membership OF tie Owe
Branch local was strengthened BY
eleven new members being added.
Attendance was gooa, music ap
propriate, and the institute was d
success, and feast of good things TO
all.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-23

eral weeks He Is the only survivor
OF tho fou- men who were burned in
the box car fire. The heroic act of
Ryan in trying to save his three com
pan!ons fro, the burning car has
Teen reported to the commission Of
the Carnegie H6ro Fund, and a reply
to the communication is expected in
few lays. Ryan sag &c fixes Cairo
and worll life to stay here If he
could Get something TO do.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-23
MERRY MARY" AT THE
WHITNEY, CHICAGO

Merry Mary at the whitney,
Chicago The jolliest musical farce
seen in many day, Merry Mary,
has started on long run at the Whit
ney in Chicago and Sophie Tucker,
who heads the cast. Is a combination
Of May irwin, Marie Dressler and
Stella Mayhem. Her fun-making Is
side-splitting anu no one should miss
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-23
a|CkLIFFE W0MAN'S CLUB
Chose RS, Jessie Hughes Delegate
to State Federation Meeting
fdrs, Geo. Kech Secretary.

The Wlckliffe Woman's Club met
this week with Mrs. Connie Boyd
All members were present except
four. Delegates for the state fedora.
ton meeting were chosen, Mrs
Fanny P. Hacker Of Cairo, who has
never severed her membership with
the Kentucky club, was the first
nominee She declined and nomi'
mated Mrs. Jesse Hughes. The con.
9cntion will be held in Louisville in
May. .s.a BAL.
Mrs. Geo, Kclch, sister of Mrs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

In connection with my grocery
store have opened meat marke
and in the future will carry a full line
OF fresh meats. fir. Conrad Lind Will
have charge Of same. he is an cS
perienced meat cutter and will be able
to cut a steak or nice roast to your
entire satisfaction.
Soliciting share of your patronage
and thanking you for past favors an
your very truly, Otto J Fair, 1901
Washington avenue. Both phones.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-23
RIOT IN THE CAGE.
cAMoRRlST PRISONER IN TIA.
LIAM COURT THREW Glkcc
EYE AT TRIAL JUDGE.
Enrsced BY Testimony Against Z n
Cne-Eyed Man Pucked Out
Artificial Member Tu-
mutt in Court.

Vlterbo, Italy, April 22.-Of all the
methods adopted by the Camorrist
prisoners to excite sympathy or in.
cite riot, none surpassed in novelty
and effectiveness that of Gaetano Els.
posito, who, at the end of mad
harangue today, tore glass eye from
his head, and hurting 1t at the feet
of the president, stampeded the court.
Then he fell in a faint and President
Bianchi suspended the sitting.
According to the state, Espos.to,
who IS known as a usurer, Is ula-
gerous malefactor and succeeded
Erricone" Alfano as the head of the
Camorra, when Alfano fed to the
United States, there to fall into the
hands of Lieut.. Petrosino. Esposito
is. charged with having been one d.
those who met at Bagnoli and con
lemned Gennaro Cuoccolo to death
for treachery to his associates in
crime.
The prisoner attempted to prove
In abb, so far as the meeting at
2asnoli was concerned At that time
8 was travelling, he said, between
Han and Rome. He gave a detailed
tccoant of his wanderings prior 10
murder OF Cuoccolo and his wife
4 adually wrought hms-lf up to
fire frelzy. He concluded n sub
,taLce as follows:
Riot in the Cage.
1T is true that | concealed myself
{ TIC emo VIXEN | learned that ! was
70 be arrested | w9s suffering, as |
an pow, from heart disease. In my
aoyhooi | lost one eye. / feared that
would die in prison from the mall
ady which had already seized me or
what would be even worse, that |
would lose my Other eye"
Here the prisoner became hystefi-
cal aad sobed violently, his face in
his hands. Suddenly J., raised llis
head and with defiant movement OF
he hand released the s.iss eye aE,.,
throwing it on the floor, before the
| judges bench, barred his face, dis
figured with old cuts, 10 the Mortified
spectators Thus fot a few seconds
lie posed and then, with a choking
ny, dropped to the floor in faint.
AS opposite collapsed tumult was
'aised. From the steel cages the
prisoners shouted, cried and cursed.
One of the jurymen who is physi-
:ian went to the assistance OF Es-
posito and President Biancni de-
clared the sitting suspended.
Would indicate Honor.
When the sitting was resumed 9th,
ers charged with having been present
in Bagnoli when the death sentence
was passed upon Cuoccolo, were
heard.
Antonio Di Domizlo said he did not
ask acquittal because of fear OF
condemnation as he alreacy mad beer
In prison for longer period than he
now could be sentenced to serve. He
desired acquittal, he said, only to
vindicate his honor, especially in the
interest of his family, which is com
posed of respectable people.
GuisepPi Chairico declared he was
in the United States When the muir
der of Cuoccolo was committed, en-
gagged on the docks in unloading En-
glish steamers, Gioanni Mozeli, the
last of the defendants 20 testify to.
day, said that Abbatemaggio, the IN
| former, had made a wrong identified
ton of him, evidently having MS
taken some one else for him.
! p
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-23

torur6an special cars leave sta ion o.
ninth street at clock. Fare B.,
ound trip. Admission to ball par
..5c. The fans may expect closel,
contested game as both teams az
Sell matched. Go and enjoy an or
ing Sunday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-23
BARGAINS ~ % HA.o AuTos.

We have several bargains III sec
ond hand automobiles, Condition
guaranteed Cairo Motor Co, 2lCt
Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-23
BALL GAME AT MOUNDS

Heriin VS.. Mounds, Sunday, April
%, a fast game, opening game of sea
son Game called at 3,l5 p. m, in
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-23
ENTITLED TO HONOR
Man Who Tried to Save Compan
ions From Box Car Fire May Get
Carnegie Hero coal.

James p. Ryan has recovered suffi-
GENTLY to be out aGain, after being
confined in st. Marys Infirmary sew