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Emmons County record., 1911-05-18
MEMoRIAL-DAY EXERCISES.
The Day Sacred to the Nations DE.
tenders Will, AS Heretofore, BE
Observed at Linton.
PROGRAM.

Music by the Band
Prayer ....,.. ......... Rev. a. Nj. Wiley
Reading of Report OF Committee on pecora-
tion OF soldiers Graves: Committee to
Visit Beaver Valley Cemetery Clarence
McLan, Elmer Anderson VIII Tough. To
visit Linton Cemetery Fred Frank hauser.
Earl Atha, T.. u Smith.
Song ..-..... ..t.....,. by the Choir
Reading; Extract from Lincon's
Speech at Gettysburg ..Clela Mcdonnell
Song. by the School children
Reading ..s.............
Reading: Barbara Fritchic" ........,;...
Gertrude Gauss
Song by the Choir
Oration .....s.. ......
by Rev. A. Lincoln shutc, of Bismarck
Song: America" by Choir and Audience
Bencdiction ............B by Rev. A. NJ. Wiley
Emmons County record., 1911-05-18
Notice to Creditors.
the matter of the estate of Moses $. Klau

In the matter OF the estate of Moses $. Knu-
her, deceased
Notice Is hereby gwen by the Undersigned,
u A. Armstrong, administrator with will
annexed OF the estate of Moses :. klaubrr.
late of the city or Madison, In the county of
l,nnc and state OF Wisconsin. deceased, To
the creditors OF, and MI persons having
claims against said deceased To exhibit
them. with the necessary vouchers, within
81. months after thu first publication Of this
notice. to said administrator with VIII an
ncNcd, at his Office In tho village of Linton
In said Emmons county North Dakota
dated April y. A. u. 1911
n A. ARMSTRONG;
Administrator With VIII Annexed
First publication on the 4th day of May
a d. 1911 Imy4 2n
Emmons County record., 1911-05-18
EsTRAYE.D MARE.

Left my place, eight miles north
east of Linton, Wednesday. May Sd,
1911, two-year-old gray mare. The
animal is a little lighter in color on
the head than on other parts of the
body; weighs between 900 and 1000
pounds. ANY one Rowing the
whereabouts Of the animal. or Civ
ing any information that may lead
to her recovery, will receive a re-
ward. Wilhelm Neumiller.
s(pmyl8-jun u Linton, N. ID.
Emmons County record., 1911-05-18
Where Wealth Falls Down.

Then wealth doesn't bring happi-
ness?"
.No. Since we inherited money my
people don't want me to loaf in the
grocery. And I can't get any comfort
out Of loafing In bank. The hours
are too short."-pittsburg Post
Emmons County record., 1911-05-18
Notice to Creditors.

In The matter OF the estate of Leah ournich-
enl, deceased,
-, Notice IL hereby given by the undersigned.
ot Leah Carmichael. late OF the village Of
Linton, In tho county ~ Emnons and state
"iNorth Dakota, deceased, 10 the creditors
on, and all persons having claims against
said licensed. To exhibit them. with the
necessary vouchers, within four months aft
or the irs, publication nf this notice., to
said administrator, mt his Office In the village
OF Linton, In said Emmuns c,lnty
dated April 2T, A. ID. 1911.
taI.1 nayls, THOs JONES
Administrator With win Annexed
First publication on the 9th day OF April
10. 1911.
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serial No. oozi5y tMay IS Iunc 81
Notice for Publication.
Department OF the Interior,
u. $ Land Oi'ir nj Bismarck. N, D..
April 2., 1911

NVfII 2'. WI
Notice is nereby given that
NALTlN KIEFEK
or Hague, North Dakota who, On November
-, ls4. made Homestead Entry No 2.,4t,, So
east quarter and the south half ~ the north
west quarter ~ Section 10. Township l3l
north Range "a vest nf the ifth Principal
Meridian has tlcd notice OF intention to
axe final five year proof TO establish claim
To the land above described before Charles
Is Garley. Judge and Es Oiiieio CLERK OF the
County Court, at Linton. North Dakota, ON
the 27th day of June. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Anton Mastel. of Hague N. ID.
Matthias Fcttig of Hague, N u
Georg Bosch, of Hague N. ",
Franz JAEGER. OF Hague, N. 4,
X N. STEVENS Register
Emmons County record., 1911-05-18
Notice to Creditors.

In the matter of The estate of Clara r. sikcl,
deceased
Nntce Is hereby given 10y thr undersigned.
Frank j. Sikel administrator of the estate
OF Clara X. sikel. late NJ the county of Em-
mons and state OF North Dakota. deceased.
to the creditors OF and all persons having
claims against said deceased To q libt them.
With thc necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this
notice, to said administrator, Az the law of
flee Of Lynn & Coventry, In the village OF
Linton. In said Emmons county.
Dated May ". a. ID. laii (myls- juns)
FRANK 4. SlkEL,
Administrator.
First publication the isth day of May
A ID Inil.
Emmons County record., 1911-05-18
When War Means eusinese.

Let war present its horrid front:
Let slaughter ring the knell:
He will not swerve single nerve
The man with goods TO sell.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Emmons County record., 1911-05-18
crinl No. oTpsi) tApriI ., Juno l.
Notice for Publication.
department of the interior,
U. : Land 0ilicc NJ bismarck, N II,
April 10, inii

" - I.H1TU '7IIIIT M HINNHrtK, N "
April 10, Inil
Notice is hereby given tina,
HERMAN GRlMlNs,
uf Hartford, North Dakota, who ON March
-. iWd. made Homestead Entry M .rnGt
section *. Township in north kAuvr ~
w"st OF the Flfih Principal Meridian. has
iied notice OF intention 10 make final five
year proof. TO establish clnm To the hand
nhovn described, before william Muench
$ Commissioner AT linton North Da
kotn, on tlc NTH day OF June. 1911
Claimant names ny witnesses
y Morford, Of Hartford. ~
w NJ Chamlcy of hartford N ~.
WINSTON honeywell of Hartford, N ~
Charles Rigglrmnn. "f Hartford N. u.
X N. STEVENS, Register
Emmons County record., 1911-05-18
Concert Program.

Following is the program of the
open-air concert to be given by the
Linton Boys Band on Broadway to-
morrow (E'ridav( evening.
Emmons County record., 1911-05-18

Studio
z = :. . q :. 8

Il r4c,, !; N,o,t,, n.kote
Emmons County record., 1911-05-18

a5dstas Int II about time
>u'xere putting in your order
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03
Presbyterian Church Notes.

Sunda! was culd and snowy: good
crowds were present.
WoodNiIlr service ~a> fairly attend.
ed
The Ladies Aid net viii, Mrs An.
d"r-un on SATURDAY.. and celebrate d
her golden Wedding ,nni,crsarN Six.
teen ladic-mrrc present.
llrrhrr' Mcdonald Mas home over
SUNDAY,
Emit Martin takes his letter to
Walla Maiia, Wish, lie l. doing
Nri!.
The { L, Vas yell attended. 4
good mv~,ing Was held under the lead
of Jane, MURRAY.
The funeral of Mrs. Bennett, VAS
held ir.m He c,nrch Tuesday after
afternoon.
Mr. ana Mr., Montgomery have the
sympathy of the cungrcga, ion in the
loss nj Mr., Montgomery sister by
death, SUNDAY last.
Tic next &. h. leader il Mrs.
bunker,
\ good, cheerful service. il AN in.
Spitation To every one. Lcs w. have
lhal next Sunday.
Next Sunday the "Gosprl of Hope"
"What Could do 10 Promote the
Kingdom Of iieaycny'
Nh. ard Mrs. Walloa Thankfully
acknow ledge The good will and wish.
rs of their many friends. They all
have \ warm place in the hearts of
he pastor aud his wife.
TIE PASTOR,
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03
The Stalk Of Corn.

The stalk Of corn has a fibrous roo,
The brace roots are the ones tia, hold
the stalk upright. The roots of The
stalk Of corn will I'LL four cubic feet
M soil The joints above the ear are
longer than the others. The nowers
OF The corn stalk are the tassel and
the silks, The pollen from the tasseI
falls on the silks and forms the grain
The corn leaves have parallel veins,
The leaves are to take nourishment
from the air and send II to the roots,
The joints, shucks and rows of the
corn are always even In number.
The silks are the female flower and
the tassel Is the male flower.
THE EAR OF Cons. The butt
should have nice round grains. The
tip should be we'll Tiled, The length,
Is 10 to II inches and 4 inches in cir.
cumference. MYRTLE LANE.
Culp School.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that the
City of Oregon, Missouri, will hold a
special election In the circuit court
room of the court house in the City
of Oregon. Missouri, ON Tuesday,
April ith, 1911, for the purpose OF
testing and ascertaining the sense
and wishes of the voters of said city
upon the proposition TO become in.
debted In the sum of Ten Thousand
Dollars in excess of the outstanding
debt and the annual income and reve.
nue. of said city for the purpose of re.
pairing, constructing and re-equiping
i system of water works and u system
of electric light works for said city.
The form of ballot will be as fol-
lows:
For Increase Of Debt-ies.
For Increase of Debt No,
Il. q. RULEY,
City Clerk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03
New Point and Vicinity.
Nellie Kunkei was at home sic

Nellie Kunkel was at home sick,
last week.
DIR. J. G. whitscll came up from
st. Joseph, Tuesday.
Mrs. Mabel Hartman was a st.
Joe visitor, Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Praiswater went to
st. Joseph, Thursday.
Ralph Meyer made u business trip
to Oregon. Wednesday.
Born. TO lIarve Chamberlain and
wife. a daughter, the 18th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Cain went to
st. Joseph, Thursday, returning Fri.
day.
Mildred Acton returned To Eosen-
dale. We 'ne~iay. after several weeks
visit AZ home.
Miss Maggie liardnan and Mrs.
John Davis visited with Mrs. Geo.
Lent, Wednesday.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert smith unite in wishing the
young couple happy, prosperous life.
The many friends of Incz Dillon
LourkS runprat ula,e her an the sweet
baby girl which came TO her the 18th
inst.
Smos Lent bought the Miller
property across the road from Maggie
llardnan's. They will be Welcomed
In New Point.
Married, Feb. Is, 1T Macon, Mo-,
Miss Pearl Tyson and Mr.. A. Ed.
wards. Tie many friends of Miss
Tyson extend hearty congrat ulations
TO both.
Mrs. Jonas Shields returned from
Graham. Monday. where she wa.wilh
her mother during her last Illness.
Mrs. Shields has the sympathy OF
many friends.
hr. T.. =. kcarnry took Frances
Ferry 10 Ellsworth hospital, -. .Io.
| >cph. Friday where She was operated
~ tor mastoi,l.ii>. Mrs. Terry ar-
'"mpanird them, returning Monday.
she lett Frances resting we'll.
Let thnNc Who think New Point
Is dead. listen, Mr.. Ruby has ordered
stock of read, trimmed hats. which
ne cxp"ciS to have ready IN about ten
!a!s nr two weeks. lie will pui in a
stock nf ucn'- clothing. The new
ariaai" NluIp H. stocked with every.
hing IN that iiu,. \ mu> cmrni IN
iar'rd for a drugstore, bank, and .
,arl"rshup Now thai u movement
,s> been started to huild mp New
Point, let ~ al ioin together IN help.
ng the Guud work on. There II
| strength In union. We know New
Pom, i bound 10 be- a guud business
point hrranse II II ~ far 10 any other
own. LET rt'h one feel that the SUE
'cN~ " iirh II huund 10 come. II all
Work ~ they should. depends on each
individual Everybody boost.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03
For Superintendent Of Schools

The announcement of Proc Rpayi.
~ u candidate fol Supcrint. od,ns o.
S'i""i'H appears elsewhere IN tai.
is>''e. lie Is Thoroughly uua,i'ird o.,
the IS>'iiOn whish lac huas. h,- /.
an energetic and liarti cal s,r,ool man
and IA" Rural ,ShoolS lraN. ur,d,
marked progress under his Admins
tratiuu.
Proi. i'raNis h;s- gained he rc>y.r7
and co-owral ion 1T icachr,s and pn,
ronN throughout The county. dvvpI.
cd a STRONG Ruru school -pilii and
rh'hu''aNnl: attendance and pusatu.
amy have notably incr,s rnd. W,
laN, n"rc efficient teachers aud ar.
paying them better wa!o-. III.
course oil study II more cIu-ulN rul
lowed and sclt-'i> bcit,r CLASSIFIED
more pupils ara finishing the c"urs.
ana entering lnr county gradGotiun
SANITATION has improved. b,,ilding
ftinir"d and cleaned NJ: in,tiy idua
urlhhihg cup, introduced. 'rhcr,
nave been n larger number of success.
'nl entertainments, resulting ~ II,
,'eas'd libfarirs. agriculture ana
amer subjects of special intrres, to
Eufal Scliurls has revived attention
Enthusiastic teachers meetings have
'seh leid IN all parts of the county.
y complete modern system OF records
laa..H
speak Well for the Rural schools ol
hoil c"anly and for the adminis,ra.
ton Of Prof. Reavis.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03

Mrs, Alex, NanBuskirk has been
IN ~. Joseph consulting an ear spe.
ciallst.
FOR SALE Four span. four.
year'old mules; broke, 15s hands hiyh.
For further particulars, see G. II.
Fink, five miles east of Oregon.
Mrs. WIN Bragg entertained four
tables OF 800" Saturday evening of
last week for Mrs. Daisey Blevins, of
ST. Anthony, Id. Mrs. Chas. J.
Koock captured the head prize
Dainty refreshments were served.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03

The next regular meeting of
Meyer Post, G.. \. r., viii be held at
the home of d. r. Dobyns on the +tll
Saturday In March -25th. 1t Is to
be hoped the members will remember
the date and the commander would
be pleased TO meet all comrades.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03
MAILS ARRIVE,

sio5 A. m. oinahn.- MATHS from ~ points
pfth, east, south aud w"st
1880 .. IA, Nilllsrh aud Tnrk.u Vale,
branches. Mails iium mort h
east, south aud west.
i!1" y. ~. Mail from all ppints uuIti, wyS'
aud east,
3ii5 y. M. Main linc X. e., ~ Ju,. 80. u
Mails from all prls's. north
south cast aud wc~i.
6i"5 v. ~. From ~. .i',>epii
~ kNI. ROUTES
o.3D a. "a. Enfal Route y" I, leaves u"
tr'ns ~ I 80 T.. ~.
0sao u. IN. Rdrrl Route, W.. e lrlvr. IT,.
iurns, i'.sip. IA.
$3.50 "a. IA. EuIai Ii"ui', NJ. ., iritrs L.,
turns ~ sop ~.
Oi3O u. ~, kuiui Nuutt. ~. !. leaves ~.
toru' ~ - D. ~.
Di3O -. ~. huiHi H'ul.. Ne. .. leaves IL
turnS 81 i.iU I, ~,
Mails hr. made NJ promptly u minutes 10,
fore departing iibc.
Mail tu iuricsru". Hu'n md points ~ ~,
n h y. In Nr1ra>.J si,hu 10 t|ii", ~ TN,
oahr, ,'i"dl.i ~ matted i"fnr' ,lis a. M T.
order Ia rG,ch IT. destination III" same dn,
New Point i supplied hy Carrier. Ruuu
Number.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03

The record for this month l. back
to normal again, though there we're
stu too many cases of sickness to
make a strong show Ing IN attendance.
Room ' was the only room making
the required average of ~ per cent
aud hence won the holiday. Wchope
conditions will In more favorable this
month aud lhal all rooms will keep
above -. The scholarship for the
month was good. A few pupils in
the High school were too careless I'm
ih" matter "f drpp,t mcni. This low
drppr,m "nl l. u rare thin. IN our
High school and l. confined 10 very
few pupils. We realize that school
'pirii and school discipline have mar.
'clouSlv changed within a ,,ry few
YEAR and tia, drunrimcnt j. 4 deli.
eat" matter IN y nigh school today.
While ~ many eases very little i'm.
pntin'rr was attached 10 the matter
at" years ago, II i u disgrace TO-DAY
Tor any young man or iuung woman
~ a High -rluui Zee 80 conduct them.
selves ~ g. receive a luN d,pnItmrut.
While hr faculty are always di>pu.rd
Ia allow every freedom consistent
With good Wu'E. Yet good order j. ~
ih>piui, essential rui driup il, stan.
iard ur work rruullrd In llr mud.,u
High school II t. not o. bc supposed
that \ pupii WHO spends time durlup
'u,in"s' hour, il Whispering. WHO /.
u,ji"n,i,r IN class. vino H. alva,,
rrius sru,rIhiug una,. vino i NOS,
iUring iuirrml,.iun>. and 10 Who's,
attention Il j. tg,uurn,l, nrrrs.ar,
i"rall the common ruurirsics and
pruprirjlu ~ ui every dan life. n l. not
To br supposed TIA, >urh a pupil mrl.
IL and can receive .high drpurl.
mrni. Every pupii IN ia. iIigl.
school l. expected ium,ini alma stand
ing of ~ least ~ IN drpuri men, AN.
ihuSc WHO will not do This need MOI
expect much mercy In he da, Of.
reckoning.
\ tai house. not only IN nuni~t-.
bul Ia appicciat ION. greeted the IligIt|
school literary program AT ihr G.u
rhcairc Friday night. There wrr,
no weak spots In lhr program: every
,upil did ii> ar hci best. The Mis-
Hp> ui Minerva" was without "A mis-
nap ~ far ~ lhc characters were CON.
'crncd. Every scene and mul cmrul
II ihr play was earnest and animated
Miss BAILEY put her whole soul into
.cr readings. giving rui rendering
,nd the Girls Glrc club sang with
more lhan average ability. We wish
u congratulate the participant, and
Misses cary, Wrlli and lIardiuscr.
Nhu drilled them, on their >Icrc~>,
We certainly appreciate the large
,ttcndancc and thr many kind cx.
'rrN>ion> "l rommcndaI iun. The
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03
County Court

Regular Terms; Eir>, Monday, IN irhru
uy, May, August aud November.
Henry T.. wright, presiding iudgr
'hilip S'hluilhnu"r, Judge III district,
Francis i, nHskill, Judge .d district.
fraua l., Icli,r, clerk ~ county court,
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03
t"uniy i',at,l ni Health

Henry T.. Nri.hi, president.
Phillip >chlutIlta.r vl,r-pr',id,nt
fraGri> I, Gushrl., ~ distract,
&, l., Evans, county piiy siclin,
Frank l.. Xuilrr, secretary,
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Circuit Court

convcncs llrst M"ndav ~ January fouril
Mondays In April and August,
william g, Ellison, rir'ui, Judge,
Henry Z. hlkirr, pro -riing attorney.
Edwin \ Durham, e rrui, rirfL
A. u, McNul,y, >h"rin.
Harry NJ Irwin, stcnugnpL-r.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03

WA NTED FAITHFUL PERSON To
TRAVEL for we'll established house In Q few
counties calling on retail merchants and
and expenses advanced. Position perman snt
buslneSs successful aud rushing. Standard
H0use, ~ Dearborn st. ChicagU.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03
P. E. o. Program
Tue PASTOR.
March J. 1911.

March J. 1911.
Hostess Mrs. Bunker.
Election of Onlciers.
Roll Call Sayings of Mohammed.
Lesson Review Mrs. Van Ruskirk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03

. CO, Landon, IA former Holt county
boy and former surveyor of our
county, Was here Monday of this
week, visiting old friends, and he AZ
we'll AS they, seemed to enjoy every
minute of the time,
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03

COLLECTOR - Revenue Howard :, Trnr
County TREASURER, Neville Dickson,
B"cordrr ~ Deeds, ,Iohu VI, iiihhard.
Commissioner ~ Srhuol,, Geo ". H,avi,.
Public Administrators q, " 'ummIn>,
superintendent ~ Poor, >"bnurn Carson,
surveyor, John II. '"r"l
Assessor, Perry ". Ramsay.
Coroner. Roy Il. Miller, Maitland.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03
W. F. N. S.

Oregon Auxiliary will hold an oper
session at NJ. T.. church, March I'd
1911, at 2:W p. m. Ladies' Of tn,
church and their friends are cordial!
invited to come and enjoy this service
with us.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-03
PROGRAM.

Leader. Mrs. Ware
Topic. The new Woman IN che Orient
DevOtions. 80. Mrs. Il. kreek, Pres
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swca. through him as he saw he womans hand apto
her mouth as though % smother .ry Size cni. no,
withhold when the light was suddenly turned ~.
She rose 70 her feet. without even turning about me
remained staring the wall as though drc.in~ lace
what stood behind her l. VS. the Russian iSn'
quiet and touched with triumph that broke tho nee;
I. was then that she turned slowly about an. .hei
~ him. Her eyes Sl;ccl could see: were "iie N .l..
r5r lust as they hai been a. the moment So .fS'
stepped into the room. Her tacc was almo Cd Tess.
We, into IT, rs she stared at the man confront her
there crcpt something that oblitoraci tie look ear
l. was almost a look of defiance, OF torlon.y -'ei
resolution.
Tbc Rgs.;n brought his heels together ami yet
a bow In that Continental 'ackkntc bow Nse- lid
plainly enough detect the touch OF mochcrl' me - o'
ir0nic difference.
This. Madame, is honor" was the man ave
and ,ltvric response She still stared at him. daz md
helpless. He remained there between her and The or.
at is always an honor. he repeated. 30 be- .'ed
bv a lady, and by one SD beautiful
II astonishci the listening Siecl 10 find his led
friend so complete a master of English HIS vas
assured and sonorous The very preciScno-s E - n
tona,ion seemed 70 lend added barb TO his us as
he uttered them.
suddenly looked mp at him. Her whole body 90 n
der the stress Of the mental effort she was ing.
There WAS Il flash of something that amoun,c. 20 a.
most defiance in her eyes.
at is not an honor" she rctortcl N'no. sne
spoke Quietly. her voice still shook q little.
pardon. he intonci; but insist on regard. = as
an honor" And he stood gazing at hcr or iie
hand ctrcsscd the generous curve OF ms mus
And what 10 YOU intend To- do about III, sud.
denly asked, she lifted her gold bralic! c... rom
the chair.
Her enemy shrugged huge and impressive s. ..r
Even his mpasSivitv seemed 20 intimtate ..r me
ghost OF a shuddcr swept through her body.
Ia ~ Il ma
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compel me 10 return - -tt'pe'
"And?" asked the Wor D.. Inc
word, rs she spoke II, H.- both
short and defiant.
"Nccd | SAY more? +. s"ie;Iy
inquired. "You have c.a.cr a
great honor on me. So. would
be ungracious of me go. % avail
myself OF it.
She stared n him. WIN. 90 ne
lips. This is absurd. a,,trly
absurd" she said slowly md DIS
tinctly.
"Parionl Nomorca'- than
this" he replied, with PLACID
arm-wavc toward the open safe
And no more absuri than
carrying American warmtp'bacSs
to Germany withyou, ! suppose,
demanded the Indignant Wlman'
"anl buying up coast as.ense
secrets for Won IIccringcu>
Her tormcntor merely -'roked
his beard. "Our worii i1r 10
night, Madame. must remain thi'
humble room. which yoo nave
chosen To visit.
"You know why | came h-re'
cried the woman. And her voice
this time came from her aroa'
in 4 higher pitch.
$40 discuss that would be-
ungallant,7 he answered with his
continued smooth and rome
courtlincsS. He even began 10
relish the answering fear ina;
mounted TO her face. He seemed
very sure of himself lc' under
that self assured Indifference vas
every promise Of a grim ana
mullcd determination.
Don't persist in misunler.
standing me-" the woman iacIhs
him retortei, with a show ID, anger
which in no WAY perturbcd HIM.
and don't persist in insulting me
in insulting my intelligence.
The Russians laugh was low
and quiet, little more than .
rumble OF calm insolence. HIS
very imperturbability seemed 10
anger her.
"You know who | amor per-
haps it's the servants OF my house
you remember best. since YOU.
business was with one OF them,
you are the most beautiful