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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-03
Politics GrOwing Acute in NeW Mexico
as Dates for Big Conventions Approdc h

which they uuscatcd the Hou. Abilene
Romero, who was duly elected aa %
member ut said body by the people ut
~ocurru county and Was ruthlcssly
elected from said bod, Dy said re
publican majority without even hay.
ing the Dharg, CO.. any evidence sub
mittcd To- sustain them in their action.
Resolved 1857 the Democrats of
Roosevelt county N. a. boo convcu-
ton assembled. that SIC favor the
amendment cot the United states
homestead law, so that applicants for
homestead entry OF any uou-lrrlga bic.
uUn-timDvrcd, and nun.miucral lands
iu the state OF New Mexico. may be
privileged 90 file upon section of
lana, ana that those who have here.
tuiug, filed upuu or made final proof
upon lands Boa the state oi New McNi.
vo, ur privileged Co ulo upon addition.
$50 ur other lands. which viii with tho
ia lds thereto Ilcd upon by such ap.
puraut ,moant tu q section ~ l0nd.
and that such applicant oc privileged
% mNrr such lHnl and br permitted
q" mako final proof uu such Huds.
whether contiguous tu thp lands
heretofore tllcd upuu Dos him and
that tu, residence thereon not Goo rv.
coed that required b, the present gau-
ugro act enacted los the last congress.
Respectfully submitted,
OSiguodD "p T. CARTER
Chairman"
600 view of fIu fact that EousrtyIt
county Is, at this time. without e
democratic paprr dosp,t, ur fact
that tbro,-fuurtus OF the voters are
democrats, james a Han mad, mo-
t"u that thr chair appoint a commit.
t,u Coo hook into tine matter and u,-
t.sr WAYS aud means Toe putting t
b,W',r.uu paper uu o. paying uuuu-
yill basis Judge M.Gtl. senator
Evans aud o. a. Williams made
speeches showing that th, DcmuDrJ-
Toe party is badly handicapped With
out % paper iu the county iu which
tu ptut their literature. The chair
appointed the following committee &C.,
take up the newspaper proposition
James 4. HAL as chairman. j. %.
wood Monroe donca, u. Is. smith.
10. g. Greenhouse. g. y. Carter, g. Nj.
pohhs. Coo Howard aud j. %. ptiddy.
r. T. Mvars presided as chairman,
With Arthur T.. Jones as secretary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-03
PROGRESSIVE PARTY
OF TORRANCE COUNTY TO
CONVENE SEPTEMBER G


EstIncia y VI. Sept . The Pro-
gr,ssiNgs OF Torrance county VIII
hold their county convention here
september Gth The following uHl
hts been ISSUED
ga accordance with the rnN of me
statr chairman OF the Progressive
party precinct primaries are hereby
called for "Wednesday, september 4.
lgl1 Geo elect delegates Geo "a prosrrs-
sINt county convention tor Torrance
county Geo hp brld 90 EHtHurIa un fri-
dtl september d. lHl2.
m. representation uf r1uh precinct
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-03
TRAINED NURSING

study al your homo hy mail THE
most complete and scientific course
ever given loo the United states psr-
sonal supervision goo individual .iu-
dents plsutl,d profession aud &C.,
muurfttNe occupation. Diploma
granted upur completion rf course
pur students tre employed while
stllN WINS Write Ior Information tn-
daF sptrHWE~rENN roNGE-
SpoNpENCE coiAEGt OF TRAIN
Ep NURSING. AIuuurfgue y NJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-03

table Compound My husband said Il
would restore my health and II has. -
Mrs MAY WYATT, Ashland, Ny.
There are probably hundreds Of thou-
sands OF women In the United States
who have been benefited by this famous
old remedy, which was produced from
roots and herbs over thirty years ago by
n woman 10 relieve woman's suffering.
Read What Another w oman saysi
Camden, n. ], 81 had female trou-
BILE and a serious displacement and was
tired and discouraged and unabletod do my
work My doctors told me never could
be cured without an operation. but
thanks 10 Lydia T.. Pinkham s Vegetable
Compound | am cured Of that affection
and have recommended IL 10 more Shan
one OF my friends with the best results. -
Mrs. ELLA JOHNSTON. 1924 Vine St.
n you want special advice write 10
Lydia n. Plnkham Medicine Co. lcOnii-
i dentlaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
\ be opened, read aud answered by a
WOmrn and held In strict confidence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-03

Roosevelt County Democrats
Declare in Favor of Permit
ting Homesteader to Take
Up Section of Land; Roose.
welt Progressives Plan Big
Jamboree at Mountainair
With I. r. Handshakes and
Barbecued Bull Moose.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-03

Win me. | had lcs
maleand kidneytrou
BILE and was so bad of
/ could hardly rest
day or night ! doc.
tored with all the
best doctors in town
and took many kinds
Of medicine but moth
ing did any good un-
Ill | tried your won
derful remedy, Lydia
r. Pinkham's Vege-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-03
WIFE'S HEALTH
RESTORED
Husband Declared Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Would Re-
store Eler Health,
And Il Did.

Ashland, Ky. Four years ago |
seemed 10 have everything the matter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-03
Boulevard Place
(GILLENWATER FARMS)

to the o
f
is
Of 5or in TIN and
ytrmsve wof hem Dr. j dreamml comet true
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03
ADMINISTRATION AGENTS
 ARE FOR PACKING PLANT

At the recenJ meeting of the A k ansa5 Demonstrat on Agents held in Hot springs the following resolution concerning the organization and opeF- atioa of packing plants ill Arkansas was unanimously passed.
 We, the Demons ration Agents of the ate of Arkansas n convent Il assembled feeling great need for packing plants and believing that such enterprises mark the beginning of a new era. for the farmers;
 'Therefcmes Be it Resolved, That we most earnestly ask our people tc investigate such enterpr' ses and il found worthy give same the'r en- dorsement and encouragems nt, ant that Me further advise our farmers tt cease selling their heifars but m prove same for he build ng ef tAese plants will give ready cash mark et fer such live stock at home, say, ing ire ght and unjust discrim nation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03
Cotton Belt Elects
 Officers For Year
Edwin Gould Reelected Chairman oi Board and r. f. Bgitfon presi-
 dent-etecr Officers ietained.

sJ. Louis, Oct .2.-Edwin Gould was reelected chairman os the Board of Directors of the St Louis South western railway and r. II. Britton was again Chosen president, at the annual meeting Of the stockholders and directors. Tho old directorate and othe. officers were retained
 Chairman Gould, President Britton. Vive President W. Il. Taylor, and |. H. Morris and otber officers let today on an inspection trip of the entire route Of the Cotton Belt road.
 At PafagouId, Ark, the annual meeting of the Paragouid. SouthWes- tern railway will be held. When the party arrives at Piae Bluff q meeting will be held for the pur- pose of electing directors for the Pine Bluff Arkansas River railroad, another subsidiary line. The annual meeting of the St. Louis Southwes- tern railway of Texas will take place at Tyler at the end of the trip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03

Tae shortage Of rolling stock for Transportation which was predicted some morshs ago has Loceme a real fly. Tn all parts ot the country thc situation is becoming desperate The roads in this territors have not es- eaped. With tao shipping season barely sta9ted there is a bigger de lnand for cars than ca be mc6 A!- though tho cotton movement is as yet by no means heavy. che roads ia tais seo5jaa are having a hard time supplying cars for fhe ship ment Of tae leeey stsple.
 Urgent demands fer cars gre com
 ing from the lum = clippers iu Arkansas. They have large stock, thc demand is brisk and prices are good. < record shipment viii Ae made this season if aa6 car shortage does not prevent it. Oaing to the fact that reads in the Pacific North west are practically hopeless in tho matter Of supplying cars to their lumber shippers, the orders placed in the Arkansas-Loaisiana district where the shortage of equipment has not reached the most acute stage. are larger and more numerous than ever before
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03
Inspection Party at Pine Rlui}.

Superintendent E A. Peck, Road- master J. H. Gaunt and Assistant Superintendent F. S. Stinson are with the inspection party on the north end of the division today. Assistant Superintendent c. J. Lake went to Jonesboro on train No. yesterday to join them The spectral train of private cars bearing the inspection party will probably arrive here late this afternoon or tomorrow. The officilities and shops at this point will be inspected, particularly the new machine shop in which the cranes and machinery are now belng installed. This work is being rush ed with view of having some of the machines in operation when the of ficers arrive.
 The annual meeting of the Pine Bluff Arkansas River railroad will be held here. Superintendent Peck is one of the directors or this slne and is also on the directorate of the Paragould Southwestern railway " T. Woodbridge and w. H. Langford are the other local directors of the Arkansas River road. It is thought the old directors will be reelected with the possible exception of NIT Langford whose interests have taken him to other cities recently
 It is likely the inspection train will leave the main line at stutt- aart and go over the new line te England and Argenta and thence to Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03
Many IIompseekers,

According to conductors the Cot ton Belt has been doing extensive business in transferring homeseekefs from all sections to points ill Arkan- sas and Texas this fall Tuesday night the Cotton Belt passenger train carried SS homeseekers out of Memphis, bound for points in Texas. These migrants came from points in Mississippi, Tennessee aads Ala bama and came round by way of Memphis to take advantage of the low rates offered by the N C. and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03
NEGRO N0MiN
 SCREAMS AID C;RsES

c nera Edwards, a nese9 woman, ar. sstel several n g1ts ago by lae po- lice, was transferred Q Magistrate Gale Meyer yes serday and he immtd- iataay c5mm tied her to tie county jail e q Iunasy chafgs lo await the acsfoa Of the eeuntg judge. The woman appears to a2 yio.ea ly insane snd keeps he reiehborhood 5f the police ati-n aroused by Ter screaus and curses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03
nrtESEss CANN0G RE CtRED

by lccai applications, as they cannot feaca tae diseased portion Of the gar. There is oniy one way Q cure deafnass. a@d that is by cons i51tlohal rened es. Deafness is caused by an i8flaned cond tiGn of the unocuslia- ing 0. the EHstaca aian TEbe. When tais tube is infiamed you nave q rumb, ng sound or imperfect Aearlng' and when t IS entirely closed, Deaf ness is the result, and unless the ll1- sflammation can be taken cut ai1d ais tube restored to it's normal cond tion, healla2 W Il be desy royed forever; nine cases out if ten are caIssd by CatqrFh which is nothing bu an in ffamel co1d tion Of tae mucoa5 sne- faces.
 We w!l give One ft3adr q r lars
 " case u Bsqfass5 ica15"d o5 !. vsrrhy hal caha9t te ~uFed ay aaqs catart .,uFe. Send tor olrea- lars srte
 r. ] CHENEY & CO. Toledo, Q.
 Sold by Druggists, 73c.
 TaKe Halls Family Pills f9r con- stiLation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03
GIFT. AVERY IN ROLE
 Or YaLj NTEER fiREM&h

Quick action on ae Baft os Capt ]. E. AFsry probably prevented less rom fire yeste:day morning al the home of Miss Lamcnica, No S12 Main street. The wal paper aear flue ie .ac house became isAited firm sparks anl blazed up. The inmates of the house mmed ately aroused he neigaborhood with the c9y 0. Fire anl sn alarm was turned in. Capt. Aver, who was passing g&n ia 0 the house and bucket ot watar sitting on ! nearby table .ex-ingUished the blaze. The departmen ma.ie the Pun bet .be fire was out Only small damage resulted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03
si inrI.9ntY Deeds.

J. Clay Davis to N. N. Pueke.t l9ts i to 5 an. F.rl lot 2, block ,, town of Bedfield.-@20.09
 Ben Howard to Gotten Belt :. & T. Co, 1-2 ne II ne Il, sec. 36-6-l0 ct al lands.-$400.00.
 Henry Harsler to Rebecca Harsier RJ. IN 1-4 nv IT., sec. 33-5-1o.- s1.a0
 5. Ge sretzer 70 Ben Howard pt. " 1-4 IL 1-l, sec. 20-6-9.-$40900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03
Yanv i'r3aeet l.isaiiYe ed.

itinerary VIII be lttle west e the first trip.
 Many l'raaee. EisaiGged.
 Consfdora 1Io space viii be devoted 5o rt5e display. and 5pria.eaz iH- 8ertaa9e W5lf ae @i4ea J5 !r4if, v6s- eta .las. cotton. te xgtioes .orage arops, and a95 othef- craa5 10 .sie.t -ae selI of fais section of tae aoaa- fry is adaptable According lo &G. Doyle. as mHs1 corn saa 5e raised per acrc fa Arkansas as in Illinois, at one-salf tae east. Said MT Doyle, F discussing the livestock industry:
 -.Yoar agricultural colleges have demonstrated thai f,250 pounds Of pork 10 the acre can be raised as cost of one and three-fourths cents per pound. At a safe and conserYa- tive estimate, howevor we can say that from za 70 1Ja4 pounds per gee aan .-e laiaea af 6 cost from two .5a a Eaii 70 tngec ceass. in Iowa, Or instance, =onIs lseza 40 to 5oo 5gaa6=. per #Grc can ba raised at 6o-- e rom foar =aa half to five centa. What we need 10 do is to awake the neople of other States to the possibilities of our livestock in- dtstry. More and better meat can be raised in Arkansas at less cost than in any other State in the Union, and all that is necessary is to convince others of this fact. II will also be our endeavor to show to those inter- ested the great range and variety of the products produced here, in bet ter quality, in greater quantity, and at less cost than anywhere else.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03
IN MEMORY of Hy DEAR
 FRIEND, PRESTON GBAGf

Il $ form Of golden pleasure cn youth s highway has flown. The iruit--th4 prem SC Of the bud shall rot by Us be known, Life's gardens lost -reasure, Dsa.t's garden gained a prize, And Heaven shall know tae ripening ol what it u3 denied.
 -Mrs Morris Ajtschal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03

-. <. Wzotsey, a brakeman at Jacksonville, Texas. says: T was down with kid9ay trouble and fheu- aaJisr SC bsd could hardly get u9. and aad aackaehe al the ime, and vas amest ;hsed Of liv.ng. saw &n ad o2 Foley K dney Pills and af5er taking ane bottle was better, ana when l had taken two more l vas i324ouGaIy ied - ". L. De- y (. 60.
 Advertisements
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03
SAVES LEG OF BOY

Il seemed that my 14-year old boy woald have to lose his leg, cn &C., count of an ugly ulcer, caused by a bad bru se,' wrGte D. F. Howard, Aquone, \. C. All remedies and doctors treatment failed t'l we tired Buck ems Arnica salye, and cured him vih one box" Cures burns, boils, skin erupt ms. piles. ? cents at all drugg ists.
 (Adycrtiscment)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03
Arkansas Advertised
 By Gotten Belt
special Train To Take Agricultural Exhibits Through Northern
 States.

The industrial and immigration de- Dartmcnt of the Cotton Belt spends $lG0 oeO annually in advertising the Hes0urees of the States through which
 il operates, according to state ment made yesterday by W. J.. Doyle, industrial and immigration commissioner of the Cotton Belt iWhile the benefit afforded to the sections affected by these efforts is ] largely indirect, said Ar. Doyle, still it is interesting. to note that in Arkansas there has been al in crease in population of 9 per cent, in those counties through which the Cotton Belt oeprates. as against an I increase of only 13.8 per cent in those coelntes thrc4 gh which our lines do not operate
 While our route embraces terri tory in number of, Southwestern States, I am in particular booster for Arkansas, and an one of that variety who think that the resources of this State can not only not te i exaelled by any other State in the Union, but cannot even be equaled. It is also gratifying to me to sec that the press Of this State is so eager and willing to boost home en-
 terprisos and resources. believe that this is done more in this State than in any other State of the Union, and it is indeed rood indication. In particular have noticed with pleas ure that the Graphic has given agre0Iturai matters the space which it deserves, and the worth of these articles is being. recognized by the press of other States, which copies them frequently
 "Southwest on Wheels
 According to Mr Doyle, the Cotton Belt Southwest on Wheels (as he termed t, although this is moi the official name) will make it's first one-month tour, beginning tho latter ;. nart Of this month This novelty con ssts of one car, containing exhibits from Missouri, Arkansas Northwest } Louisiana and Texas, and sufficient data in tie way Of circulars. aoa9on- irs, etc. will be carried along to thoroughly impress upon the minds of those 8ho are reached that Ark ansas is a yertiable land of milk and honey
 Last year this car was on d trip of 6 days, visiting more than shat many towns. It is estimated that more than C5,o0o farmers went through this car on the trip, and o,50o asked for additional informa- ton with q view to colonization. It would take not less than a half day to take a party through the car III detail. and it was so arranged thai those who only wished to see the , exhibits out of idle curiosity were not admitted.
 On the first trip out this car VII , leave on October 20. and will gt through Illinois, Central Indiana an' ] Ohio, while the exact date for a late
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03
ORGANIZE BTGHEE TEAM FOR
 GRAND LODGE MEETING

All lecal members and visiting bfo= taers ef the I. 0. o. H. Lodge who are n crested in organizing a degree team for work during the mt ting of the Grand Lodge to be held here this month. are requested to meet at he hail at N3. 213 Main street, over Yauch's Bakery, Friday nig.t
 fo-3--2t J. o. GRAIN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03
Sleeping Gar se1Yicc 7'4eHs stea.

Littl9 aoeE. let 2-I1 Y. La Beaume, general pas2eagae aseat for the Gotten Eel. Eoaeo has notified the Board (. Trade that the proposi- tion for sleeping car to be run between Little Rock and Maiden, Mo, via the Cotton Belt, though north east Arkansas, and over the Rock Island from Brinkley, has been re- lerred by him to the Rock Island officials, with the request for advice from that company if they will han dle the equipment
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03
TORT! .NEsiN FACES

TheIe's often much t~Uth n me saying "her face is her fortune,e but it's never said where Eimp.es, six Il eraptions, blotehes, ar other blem- isaes disf &ure it. Impure blood is back of them all, and shows the Head of D.. K ng's New Life Pills, They prone health and beauty. Try them. 25 cents a, all druggists.
 lAdNeri isn1ncnt ]
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03
New LocaI Officers.

G. J. Lake assumed his new duties as assistans superintendent here October 1, vice f. Richards promoted to the superintendeney Of the new division in Texas
 C. Dancy succeeded MT. Lake as chief dispatcher on the same date
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03

thus increasing an interest jn t1e live stock industry which is indispensable 10 good agriculture.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03

-$i. .0e warth for 30 cents, Monday, October [. Can be seen in our win dow Sunday. Reap X Crawford Furniture Co tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03
Railroad and Industrial News
ar4 4liArfagp.

St. L. and the Cotton Belt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03
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ezavraion has not yet been sef, the fGreraes will be litfie west cf the ffeet t7-fe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03

III. N. Beat y. L'tt!e Beck, Afk., says. For tSe past two years l sui fered with kidney trouble, had severe Bains across my back and oyer my hips that almost meant death to me al times. l used several well known kidn remed es, bur got no relief until used Foley K dney plls. These caa ruthfully say made me a sound and veil nan W. L. Dewoody &, O..
 6AdycrtisymeHt9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03

Advertise ntcnt,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-03

Main office phone No. f627.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-16
"Oh, jest resgylosion Iore!" said the kid easily.

as he passed it over Thorpe seized it, crammed it into
pocket and the pair strolled back to the waiting
group in front of the bunk house.
Time passed on--sowly enough to Thorpe, but with
winged speed to Kid lIoon who figured each day as
one an enforced dcsertion of an increasingly
valuable bachelorhood and hoped nightly that Thorpes
schemes might miscarry in any of hundred ways
none of which, however, occurred 10 his mind
AS to Thorpe he bent himself assiduousy to the
task in hand carrying double correspondence that
would have done credit to expert bgaulist. He
forced the Kid TO listen TO and avow the authenticity
OF every letter sent Miss Gentry and GRATED in glowing
terms OF satisfaction upon the OF the plan
measured by the increasing warmth OF the young adys
missives
Meantime he privately nslled smattering OF the
primary branches Of education into the partially sub
missve llolton and in eight months time had his pupil
pennlng his first real letter. The handwriting
everything that it could have been, but Appropriated
the brand affected by Thorpe closely enough deceive
the unsuspccting
As the date of Hamilton Thorpe's wedding APP
preached the two had many heated arguments
over the matter Thorpe by dealing painfully upon
the penalty usually visited upon professional Washers
and lady-kiers, and by throwing the Kid fatty back
upon his cowboy honor as last resort invariably
came off victor
In Bessie Wntons next letter was clipping from
thu Weshamptau Gazette" cs.oniel,s We sudden
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-16

Of the lady, which dwelt upon with fervid sentences
and ending with earnest appeal for speedy re-
spouse. He did it artisticaly-the brute.
9TH pore critter!" said Hoton, at the end. II do
reckon she thinks she loves me"
DOES shc%
Thorpe swelled his chest out and gave sniff meant
signify disgust.
"But-er-that hundred thousand--now, it wouldn't
be no fair shakes for like to"
Shut up Kid. Moneys the cheapest thing there
is. Forget it."
"Therc's thing certain, Dude-were a-goin TO
surprise them females a-plenty-specaly OF EN-"
II wont kill EN- Kid" returned Thorpe, as he
watched his fellow puncher strainng himself inside
brandncw suit Of black coehcs that still had the San
Antonio tag on them
Gosh these buds fit soon, Dude Look an
ii my shoudcrbades stickin' throueh--they feel
like it," said Hoon, after lengthy struggle
mo, they're inside yetbut dom their level best to
get tn air. Guess they'll carry you through all right
if you don't try to pick up anything"
That night was busy one with Hamilton Thorpe
and Kid Holton. The former had decided to start
and Holton had felt the force of hours heated
interview to such advantage that he. too, was making
preparations with that end in view.
Bright and early next morning they were off, The
entire camp barring the cook accompanied them to
Weeping Tree station, fifteen miles the prairie.
- ride ess saa<s u.smorahle BY N. cersonal es:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-16

death Of Abner Gentry at the age of 81, and Incl
dentay remarkng that the estate consisting of patry
hundred thousand dollars so, descended to his sole
heir Mabel Gentry Thorpe whstled he read the
lines and yelled for Hoton The latter quzzicaly
examining the address on dark-rmmed envelope but
answered his churs call.
News. -great-er-um-got 2 letter, chr" Here,
let read it to YOU
Thorpe seized the missve eagerly and snatched out
the contents.
1t a shock. Miss Gentry had penned few
brief lines stating the sad facts of her fathers death
and further that she considered it time end the
respondence with Hoton It plainly evident that
she heartbroken the death of her parent.
well, suppose you read it to ME once!" growled
Holton, after lengthy wait.
Thorpe read it--not as it was wrttenbut after
style Of his own--ready made, in fact The death Of
her father mentioned also the loneliness and grief