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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-06-14

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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-06-14
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= PERSONAL AND LOCAL =


W. C. Hildebrand and mis- son Were
in from Kerby Wednesday
Mrs, E. K. kosser OF Rogue River
was shopping in the city today.
/. A. Robie went to Medford We'd
nesday.
Elmer shank is on trip to Seat
tie.
Miss Ruby Ellis went to Albany
Wednesday.
o. S. Brown went to Portland We'd
nesday night.
Miss Ida Robertson OF Merlin
spent Thursday in the city.
Molly will keep the dies from your
COWS. The Rogue River Hardware
Co. carry 1t in stock. 6-l4-2t
Roy Lathrop returned Thursday
afternoon from MeMinnville, where
he has been attending college,
Mrs. Margaret Akelan arrived
from Crescent City Tuesday and left
on No. 16 tor Portland and Seattle.
Ole jacobson OF Kerry left We'd
nesday afternoon for Kennett, where
he will work in the mines.
Tents at the Rogue River Hard
ware Co.'s. 6-14-tf
H. L. DeArmond came up from
Medford Wednesday morning, re-
turning home in the afternoon.
Mrs. Shipley and Mrs Bingham of
Merlin spent Wednesday in town, re-
turning home Thursday morning.
Mrs. c. F. Blundell returned
Thursday to her home at Riddle, af-
ter visiting her mother Mrs. Thos.
Dyer for the past two weeks.
DR., and Mrs. Flanagan and Miss
Winnifred Flanagan left Tuesday ev-
ening for Portland to enjoy the Rose
Show.
Miss G. NJ. Kerlinger left Wednes-
day for Portland and other northern
points after spending several months
at New Hope.
Mrs. w. A. Pemberton and little
son arrived from Wisconsin Tuesday
night to visit the Dr. Walker family.
Mrs. Pemberton and the doctor are
cousins.
Miss Cora York left Wednesday
morning for klamath Falls to join
her brother, Frank York, and they
will go to New Pine creek for an in
definite stay.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Leonard came
from the Illinois valley Tuesday on
business and to meet her daughter,
Mercedes, who arrived this morning
from Portland,
Mrs. Geo. Keller, wife of Manager
Keller of Hobbs-Wall company. OF
Crescent City, arrived in Grants Pass
Tuesday and left the same evening
for Portland to visit for some time
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. c. Batman left
Tuesday evening for Portland. Mr.
Batman will return in few days but
Mrs. Batman will remain some
weeks to visit relatives
Call DR.. Bestul the veterinary sur
geon. Phone 222-J. 6-14-t
Mr.. and Mrs. S. V. Allison of Cot
tage Grove are spending few day:
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Allison
They are travelling by auto and are
to spend six months touring Oregon
California and Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Rosecrans lef
Wednesday night for Portland anC
will later go to Omaha, probably tC
reside. Mr.. Rosecrans has been il
the employ of the Pacific Tel G. Tel
Co. for two years past
Prof Reymer, in charge of the agri
cultural experiment station at Rogue
River, and A. H. Carson left Thurs
day for Coos Bay on business con
nected with the horticultural board
They expect to be on the coast abou
two weeks.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-06-14

Phone No. 800 II your Daily Cour-
Ter fails to reach you at any time
Do not delay.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-06-14

Youu remember the coffee end the
price too Both winners. Wsi-e-
house Grocery II
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-06-14

Artistic job Work az the Courier
The Calumet news., 1912-09-30
BUYS GUN AND
SAYS GOODBYE
Then officers Arrest Calumet Man
Ike May be Demented

After purchasing revolver and box
OF cartridges ana it is said bidding
good-bye to his friends, telling them
that he was tired OF living and woult
shoot himself. Alex Parptenslsi, a Pol
ish resident Of Calumet. was arrested
by Marshal joseph Truden saturday
and taken into custody on technical
charge Of carrying conceaiad weapons.
lie viii be examined as 10 his sani-
IS while at Houghton and taken away
for treatment If IL is thought neces-
sary Otherwise he Will be given a
hearing on the charge above men
toned.
Parptenskrs friends became greatly
alarmed saturday and notified Mar
shall Trudell that he had told them he
intended to take his life. The mar
shal found him a harmless appearing
chap. who willingly surrendered his
revolver lut declined 20 state what he
intended 10 do with IT,
\ warrant was ISSUED today fer the
arrest of Matt Butkovich. charged
with the larceny yesterday Of a sum
of money amounting 10 S&2 from the
trunks of tour men staying at the
boarding house conducted by Joseph
MehelCic
The Calumet news., 1912-09-30
TOWNSHIP BOARD TO ACT
ON ANNUAL ROAD BUDGET
WILL DECIDE AMOUNTS TO BE
RAISED FOR REPAIRS AND
MPROvE ENTS.

The Calumet township board at its
regular meeting tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock win take action in the
matter OF preparing the budget Of eN-
pense for road work during the COM
pg year Estimates win he made of
lhe amount which will he required for
road repairs and for the highway Inn
provement fund.
Last year about $4,000 was raised
for road repairs ana $4,000 fer the
highway Improvement fund, but only
a small portion of the latter amount
was expended. II is thought likely
that the road repair fund viii remain
,bout the same bat it is possible that
,he money raised this wear will be
leemed sufficient for highway i'm
9rovements new roads, during the
,oming year. Steps may he taken
his year 10 raise a certain amount
Of money for sanitary work through
)ut the township. Each year con-
siderable amount is taken out Of the
road repair fund, to be used in clean
lng up the various parts cf the town
shin and il is felt that it a special
urd were raised for this purpose,
here would be more money In the re-
)air fund and more work could be
accomplished The matter is at pres
ent under consideration.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-30
A. 0. H. WILL PRESENT PLAY
WRITTEN BY DR.. MULV
THE HEROES OF '9sr TO BE
GIVEN AT CALUMET THEA
TER IN NOVEMBER.

Work has already been started by
the committee of Division No. A. o.
H.. on plans to raise money 10 help
defray the expense of entertaining the
state convention Of the order here IN
1914.
one Of the features promised FOR the
near future is the presentation Of a
drama. "The Heroes Of as il prob
ably viii be staged in the Calumet
theater some time in Noyember. This
play was written by Or NJ. }. Mulvy
of Boston. Mass, who is making his
residence in Calumet temporarily be-
ing here on private medical work.
This IS not DR. Mulvys drst effort
at plav- writing. lie is considered
somewhat Of genius in this part.cu-
'ar line. and the people Of Calumet
ore promised a rich dramatic trea.
DIR. Muivy was FOR some time a pro-
feseor in one Of the medical colleges
In Massachusetts and is well known
locally through his special medical
work -snd temporary residence.
a strong cast is being selected fo
the presentation OF Dr. Mulvy's play
under the supervision Of George Ma
honey. nm active member of the COM
mittee II is likely the plot OF The PLAY
will be produced I'm book form locally
50 that persons may have an oportun-
itv Of reading il previous 70 SIS pre-
scutatior
Among other events planned by th.
executive committee To raise funds
Is a doncing rartv, which win be 81
/ charge Of the Ladies' Auxiliary to th.
4. O. IL and which probably will h'
given before the close Of the veai'
Tile division also VIII likely give an
1 Easter ball
The Calumet news., 1912-09-30

Croatians in tho United States are
forming a league TO free their native
land from Austrian rule.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-30

You are assured q good time az tho
c. .. r. card party and dance Tues
day evening at Laurium Rank Hall
ia-1
The Calumet news., 1912-09-30

opened this evening anC work i'm spe-
cal studies desired ny the members
VIII Dee taken up. nndcr competent in
strueton, according % the schedule of
classes already announced. The SYM
nasum work Uil also be "esUmel un-
der the diieauon of physical Director
Julnstone aud corps ol assistants.
Secretary SwitEar of the Calume
y. 81 G. A. This mornne expressed
his approval of the PAN proposed by
Jhe Calumet township board OF cau-
cation. of inrooucing night classes
for workins men and boys The +. M
g. A. has been condutting such
classes for several Years. Mr. swift
The Calumet news., 1912-09-30

The prosecution conteuded HiNon
committed the crime for none
tarv consideration.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-30

Eer SAYS. because the officers Of the
association feel that there is need OF
such work. Ia spite "t the fact that
b. is nccessary To charge the students
resular tuition. The educat bnaI de
partment has failed to make money
tud Mr.. SwitZer saws that as soon as
De- IS convinced there is no longer a
need of the Y. A. g. 4 educational
department, because Of that work be-
ing taken over by the publ- schools
be Is prepared To drop il. II is of ~
Tie Importance who does the work ac-
eordns e. Mr.. Switzer. so long as the
men and boys OF Calume, eet a
chance
The Calumet news., 1912-09-30
OSCAR KECKONEN
HIGHEST BIDDER
Village Likely to Accept $4,000
For Property

when the Red Jacket council meets
tomorrow evening, it likely viii accept
oscar Keckonens bid of $4,000 IN,
highest tender made at the auction
sale today, FOR the hre hall propert5
located on First street The sale was
in progress from 10 TO IL o'clock an5
was attended by about hfty interestef
citizens Joseph Trudell. marshal OF
the village acted as auctioneer and
the first bid received was for $4,000. q
Martini being The bidder. Edwin Ed
wards. on behalf OF Court North star
Foresters OF America. who desired ths
site for temple purposes, raised The
price to $500. G. Martini made II
$3.50 and then new bidder appeared
Edward Ulseth Offering $4,000 for the
site. At this stage the first two bid
ders dropped out and oscar Keckonen
raised Ulseths tender 90 S9.500. III
seth boosted the price to S975O. and
Keckonen made it an even $4,000
This was the high bid when Marshal
Trudelrs hammer dropped at the en-
of the rour set apart for the sale
Price Satisfactory.
The price offered for the property Is
believed 90 be higher than the coun-
ell expected To receive and il likely
VIII be accepted
The lot is IS feet wide by 60 feet
long. The village holds lease dur
ing the life OF the c. & H. Minins
company on an extension of the lot
In the rear for Sc feet which is in
cmded in the transaction. as adver-
use1. This makes the lot virtually
las Zee; long by 5S feet wide for il is
admitted by all the property would he
practically valueless when the c. & II
company ceases To exist and the lease
is therefore as good as fun ownership
The spirited bidding for the prop
ertv reflects the confidence which Red
Jacket business men place i'm the fu-
ture II Calumet and the price shows
tEat real estate values have not suf-
TERED To any extent during the last
few years.
NcNkOnG WIN 0LNtGs
when interviewed by The News thi.
morning. after the close of the sale
Mr.. Keckonen intimated that he would
build en- the property. in case th'
council takes favorable action at it'
meeting tomorrow evening Mr.. Kec-
Fonen stated that the season is too
( far advanced for any definite work t'
he undertaken this year, except pos
sibly the demolishing Of the presen
old fire han. which is considered .
source Of danger In the spring,
} However. Mr.. Keckonen purposes
building a two-story brick structure
it least iOO by 80 feet, in case tn
council accepts his bid. The first foo
o. the structure will be equipped fc
store rooms aud Mr. Keckonen hai
not decided whether there win be OF
+ ice rooms or living rooms on the sec
ond ioor
r. Of A. TO Have Temple.
The members OF Court North star
roresters OF America, will make fur
ther efforts To purchase satisfactcr'
temple site during the next few weeks
and If q deal is negotiated. it is prob
able this order will erect a handsome
building next summer the first FOO
! a. be used for store purposes and III
second floor as a lodge room.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-30

London began in 1904 to number its
house,
The Calumet news., 1912-09-30
LOCAL BREVITiEs.

{. 4. Okstae- of Minneapolis. north
west travelling passenger agent of the
White star and American lines is in
Calumet on business.
Or Charles sturgeon. formerly Of
Calumet but now of Globe. Arizona. Is
visiting in Calumet DR.. Sturgeon was
one Of the best known athletes ever
developed in the copper country.
Misses Marie Sullivan and Lulu
Wareham have gone to Marquette
where they will enter the Northern
Normal school.
Mrs. Bessie Wareham and daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie. have gone to Detroit
where they win spend about two
weeks.
John LeSage and bride have return
ed from three weeks honeymoon
in Detroit,
Will Phillips left this morning on a
business trip to Ishpeming.
Howard Auser of the Calumet
state bank force has returned from "a
visit to Chicago.
Joseph Gabe and Anton Fretter OF
Freda went to Gay today 10 study i'm
orovements recently made at the
Wolverine and Mohawk stamp mills.
A number Of Calumet people have
been invited 10 attend the dancinc
party to be given by the Bachelor and
BacRelor Maids club Of Hubbell al
Electric park Friday evening.
4 VI VI. Morrison, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Mary, left yesterday
for Chicago, where the latter will re-
sumo her studies.
St. Anthonys Court c. o. f. viii
entertain at card and dancing party
in the Laurium bank hall tomorrow
evening.
Theodore Hennes has arrived home
from a visit to Detroit.
c. o. stiles Of Iron Mountain is q
visitor in Calumet for a few days.
The "E. y. c." club will entertain
at dancing party in the Light Guard
armory Friday evening
The Calumet Engineers are makins
arrangements TO enter a team in thu
rifle matches TO be shot off on th'
| Houghton range next SUNDAY. Some
Of the crack shots of the company vii
participate.
A large consignment Of black bas
angerlings was received in Calume
Saturday 70 be planted in the water
81 Keweenaw county.
The Slovenian Young Mems Benev
client Union entertained al dancin
party in the Italian hall Saturda
evening
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Gregory @
I.aurium announce the approachin
wedding OF their daughter. Miss Mab'
To John y. Croze. to be solemnized q
Calumet. oct 81.
Miss Emma Eninger left yesterda
} for Ypsnanu to enter the 'orm1
school
Miss Agnes Hartmapn left yesterda
for Marquette. where she will ente
the Normal
: The South Range Dramatic olu
{. gave very successful entertainer
= in the Italian hall on seventh stree
last evening There was = large al
tendance. and the production wa
much enjoyed.
Frank Plautz is in Chicago on bus
: ness.
David L. Jacobs. who has been ac
ing as pianist at the Royal theater Z,
the past week. left this afternoon Z,
Tampa Fla. where he viii take si
uation with the Tampa Bay Hotel al
chestra His successor at the loc.
, playhouse viii be Miss Florence Ericl
son.
: Mrs Thomas wills let Saturda
for Chicago where she will spend y
\ next ten daNs visiting
Attorney w j. Macdonald arrive
home yesterday after a weeks can
iSsign IN the iron country.
The death took place this mornii
uf Reginald Lawrence. the three yea
old son of Mr.. and mrs. Lawrence y.
ley Of I-aurium. The funeral will tai
place Wednesday afternoon. with h
terment in Lake View cemetery.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-30
s. Of A. 10 Have Temple.
GENES INTERVENTION REPORT

EI Paso. Sept, 3o.-Sonator Fall de-
MED today that ne and Senator
smith. who are investigating condi-
Tons in Mexico. had recommended in
terventicn. He added no preliminary
report has yet been made. Fan Is
continuing the investigation.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-30

r. r. White has retired from the
Presbyterian ministry in Conncllsville,
PA. With the remarl': a man can't
be honest in the ministry and hold his
oh
The Calumet news., 1912-09-30
EDUCATIONAL AND Gym"
CLASSES START TO-DAY
ASSOCIATION OFFICERS IN &c.
CORD WITH PUBLIC SCHOOL
NIGHT SSEs

Tcday marks the opening Of the
fall and winter season az activities oi
,he educational and gymnasium SIC.
uartmeuta ot tho calumet Y. ii g. a.
Tho educational Aepartment wiz b.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-08
NOTICE. op 4DyTsrHpNT BsT.

Estate 81 Henry numkel Deceased
The undersigned. having heen appointed al
mlntrHtur Of the estate - Henry =. bunkei.
late n the County of sfuu uisun. in the state os
Colorado. decreased. herety erves notice that be
viii appear before the touuty Court of said
Gunmison county. AT the q ourt House IN tiunui-
=stn. in "a "a County on Monday. the zlth iay us
March, A. ID. 1872, 81 the hour a ten 81 clock
A. NJ. II said day. at which tiHe all persons hav-
inas claims sainst I'd estate notified and re-
qnesrea 70 attend for the IEIrr-l-e - having the
adjusted All persufs indiented "a said
estate requested 10 make Innmedi ate pay
uae-nt 10 the unasrSigu.i-
Dated at Gunnissu. Colorado. this eth day %
February, A. D. 1872
RosEEr 4. DUSEEI-. AdniniS-rstor
q the estate Il Henry =. DuEkel. Deceased
First pub Feb s2-N4rrh - 1872
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-08
Sonosos-o -oivssce
10, se,i

state Of Colorado. l..
County of GuBBison,
In the County Court
In the Matter of No. ArS
Clara NJ. sheldon
Plaintiff,
William A. sheldon.
Defeniaut
The People Of the state 81 Colorado,
To William A sheldon the Defendant above
named, GRkE1lNG:
You are hereby required TO appear in an ac-
tinn brought against you by the above named
plaintiff IN the County Court Of Gunnison
County, State of Colorado, end answer the com
plant therein within thiity days after the SER
vice he reof, IL served within the State ~ Colo
RADIO; II served out of the state of Colorado,
or BY publication within fly days after the
service hereof, exclusive Of the DAY Of service
or Judgment will be taken against you accord
ing to the prayer II the complaint and IL the
service hereof be made by publication. then
ten days additional 70 the said fifty days last
hereinsbove specified for appearance and
answer will be allowed before the taking pf
Judgment as aforesaid.
The said action is brought 10 obtain decree
dissolyine the bonds of matrimony exis-
ting between you and the plaintiff. and that
the plaintiff be awarded the and custody
of the minor child Hiram Levi sheldon as will
more fully appear from the complaint filed in
said Court IN said action to which reference il
hereby made and eops of which is hereto at
taebed
And You are hereby notified that If YOU fail
10 appear, and To answer TO sald com plaint as
above required the said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in her said
complaint.
Given under my hand aud the seal of said
day q February, 4. d isi2
SEAL Geo. HETaERTNGTuS,
Judge and Acting Clerk.
First pub. Feb. ie. last pub. March Is, 1872
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-08
ssssloaeM Asso uvsIO eIosveas.

"More and more should children
be taught and encouraged to pursue
the study Of wild flowers in their
natural haunts. 1t affords q con-
slant source Of pleasure and recre-
alton. 1t brings the child in direct
contact with the wonders and beau
ties of nature and outdoor life. 1t
sultivates loving dispositions and
tender sympathies. 1t affords q de-
lightful means of enjoying pure air
and good exercise and results in rud-
iy cheeks, healthy appetites and
happier homes, privileges that every
child should enjoy."-F. W. Stack
IN The Magazine Flowers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-08
Notice e Aljssaoest Day

Estate Of l. l.. Bush Deceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed nd-
miBistrstor Of the estate ~ l.. l.. ktish deceas-
ed, late ~ the County 81 Gunnisan. in the
state 81 Colorado. deceased hereby gives
notiee that he viii appear before the County
ourt OF said 6unuiSon County. al the { ourt
House IN Gunn lsIn. IN said County. 0n Monday
the nth day of March. 4. y. 1872, 81 the hour
of two O'Clock p. NJ of said day, ~ which time
al persons having claims against said estate
notified and requested % attend fer the
purpose ~ having the same tjusted- All per
indebted 70 said estate are re4aesusi u.
make immediate payment 10 the undersigned.
Dated ~ tiunnison. Colorado. tins ard DAY
of February, A. u. 1879.
FRANK DU ~. Admin 81 rator
Of the Estate of l. 4. Bush. Decreased
Published reb. 3. 10 March :. IsI2
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-08
JOURNALISM.

Editor-See here, You didn't
send us in single word on the
burning of the city of Wangdoodle,
one of the biggest stories of the war.
War Correspondent-Of course ]
iidn't. Didn't set il myself in or
Ter to attract the attention of the
other correspondents so | could beat
hem to the telegraph Office and give
you the scoop" in that skirmish BY
he Tzegang riveri-Puck.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-08
Al Cssses

Evening art classes are 10 be
organized by Prof. H. L. Richter Of
the Normal school Figure drawing
and painting from life will be taught
The method adopted by the Julian
Art Academy Of Paris viii be fol-
lowed. This course will be indie
pendent Of the regular Normal art
work and those who wish TO be en-
rolled will notify Mr. Richter at
once. Stf
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-08
sUaM,s,Me.

"here is something in this news
rarcr ] don't understand
''What is it about %
"A news dispatch tells of a prom
inent man who has just bought some
Angora bitters. DO you suppose
the reference is to Angostura but
ers 2"
1T may possibly be that, though ]
nn more inclined to think that word
bltters' may be a Typographical er-
-or for buffers and the reference is
20 Angora goats"
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-08
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eesestAUss.

The cost Of killing . ssllias =
,sttle . going to be sppssciGhly -
sessed BY the rise in the naG1m1
orics Of lead.
The cartridge manufsctusss -
fulfill the British war ekss -
tracts ere ct pfesent ssppy66
laree orders plsced so.se ne.Gks -
st old prices, but, ths IIonAsa ~
nirYos y in1GsneA, - ean1BuG1D
vill 10 Sevissl n coansctiaA -
H. psiOs q lssA, which - ln9DR
incssased dsriag the last six 0a11A
"Not only ths lsad, but - -,
4 cssiAg TO PIT It in, snA ~ lsu0
Tor the csrtrilOs csse hsvs - -
,ssssed in prioa In fact, nsaslv =
the hose netals hsvs eoas sp A1st11
the year." said the Loadea nana0D
If . vsll-knswn nsnufss1uut1a
house.
"Ths IN II Isol - alss =.
essassa IL psiss = sPsstiAg a..
ridges frva . - ~ per cent, -
that shooting psrtridges snd pheas-
ants will cost you more. TAs cheap
est cartridges are now g. per 100
and the best cost les"
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-08
GOOD NEWS
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Cla~s Uaahssg, Sss TAisd a.
Casey. Csas-. sAys: "Absst . yGB
sAA . Aan 60 ! Uss kAtnssl 90 e.
~ that I hAA troubse sreo ~ bo1k
sad kiAnsys. I AAd . esn scAo
acsoas ~ kiAneys, bot the DeiAciDa1
syRVtoa wss froa ssssaso - -
loiss I felt this mostly vhsa Z ~
down os cid say hard vork. rAs
lssss cold I caught settled ia NJ kt1r
Reys aad aggravated NJ trouble. To-
kidney sscretioas pansed toe ~
auestly and we're highly o0lossA
When I read about Doaas Kid1A0
Pills I aecidel to try them sal pre-
cured . boa. d did not require ~
the eoateuts ef this boa to effect .
eonplete cure. I cannot say -
much In praise Of Dosns kidnsg
Pills"
I Fos sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Poster Milburn Co, BuRaio.
n. Y. sole agents for the United
States.
Remembsr the name-Doass-
take ne ether.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-08
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sah~d the heggss to r~csse sa1s q
nis ves.es. The tramp dssv -
hH pocket . ragged aosessak- -
The yellow leaves the judee ~
sone ballads and soue ssan1A
shich saas u love cf esuuy.
hsnding back TO the pst his -
book. he added thercte . hunAu1
ssa piece, saying: You may -?
But" expostulsted the -
2arme, she has no demicie."
NY friend" said N. d fus1A
sententiously. '-he has the usuG1
iomicile Of poets; the ePen sua1 =
ais dining reom and the sky = -
reof."-lH Cri de Paris.