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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-04
SOUTH SIDE JOTTINGS

Decoration Day was observed at
Lambertun as last year under man.
agement of the city council. Opera
house was crowded, IL graves were
decorated by 13 surviving comrades
and their friends.
Lamberton high school graduating
class, Esther La Mae Anderson, Ciar-
ence A. Fearing. Clara L. Fearing,
Casper I. Frederickson, Lena M.
Gerth, Natalia A. Grimm, Glen P.
Hamelton, Elsie HI. Roth, Louie J..
Seifert, L. Everett Wheeler. Nata-
liza Grimm is valedictorian. Com
mencement exercises were held in
the opera house on Friday evening,
the house was packed to the doors,
as usual.
C. B. Herreman who has been sta
tion agent at Wanda for some years
has been promoted to department
in the C. & N. w. r. R., at Brook
ings. S. D., and left for that city on
Thursday of last week. Charles
friends are glad to see him step up.
On Saturday Albert Bethany was
tried by jury in Justice Haas court
for stealing a heifer from VIM. Con-
rad. Verdict, guilty, fine $50. and
costs, with warning of imprisonment
next time. Jot.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-04
CLEMENTS

Harvey Hansen of near Evan was
here last Tuesday visiting his broth
er Otto.
P. Gerstmann Of Clements was at
Morgan Thursday for the big ball
game.
Valarius Hopfenspirger is visiting
at the Gerstmann home this week.
F. Berberich and family left Glenn
ents last Thursday. Mr.. Berberich
went to a health resort and his wife
is visiting at the home of his parents.
Miss Lucy Zettel went to Marshall
Saturday morning for weeks visit.
f. Arnoldy, K. Ostrander, Benja-
min Wohlford and the Ostrander
boys were at Redwood Falls fishing
last Thursday but did not have very
good luck.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-04

Daniel Mckay each gotta Ford car
from Tyson & Reynolds.
Mrs. Ann MacDougall returned on
Saturday from a weeks visit with
relatives in Redwood Falls.
The Misses Matilda and Lillian
Jensen of Redwood Falls were Sun
day guests at the home Of William
Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lindell of
Charlottesville, Iowa, were guests at
the Axel Hultquist home few days
last week.
Rev C. r. Carlson of st. Peter will
conduct Swedish Lutheran services
in the church at Belview the coming
Sunday at 1920 A. M.
Mrs. Nancy j. Hines came down
from St. Paul last Wednesday to
make visit at the home of her son,
John, west of town, and to attend
memorial services.a
William Mack of Belview was up
in this neck o woods last Wednesday
looking after his political interests.
Miss Ida Southmayd left for her
home in Macintosh the last of the
week.
A number of Delhi young people
attended. the commencement exer-
cises at Redwood Falls on Friday
night.
In the May egg contest at the A.
L. Leonard store Mrs. Claus Maur-
stead won the first prize and Miss
Mary Monson the second. In the
village Mrs. Marcyes was the victor.
F. ]. Tibbetts, Geo. Deneau, AL
bert Webb, William Parker, and j.
A. Lagerstrom were fishing at Dia-
mond Lake the fore part of the week.
William Moldestad was Granite
Falls visitor last week.
L P. Dolliff of Minneapolis was
shaking hands with friends in town
on Monday and looking after his
business interests here.
Miss Tena Leslie was visiting a
few days last week with her sister at
ALWaCof.
June 16 will be observed as chill
dren's day in the Presbyterian
church. The exercises will be con-
Quoted by the Sunday school at the
regular morning preaching hour.
The public schools closed on Friday
with a picnic at the Rice Creek Falls
after successful year of work.
Charles Harmonson has commenc-
ed the erection of his new farm resi-
dence. which it is understood will be
modern and convenient home. No
one is more deserving than Charles.
Harry LAME received WORD on
Sunday night that his father is near
death door, and on Monday he and
his family left for Wolcott, Ind,
where Mr.. Lanie's parents live.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-04
DELHI

Doctor J. R. Buffers of Renville
was visiting friends in Delhi couple
OF days last week.
All the students who have been at
tending the Redwood Falls high are
home for the summer vacation.
| Mrs. M. Christianson and son,
Bernhard, are visiting relatives at
Boyd.
G. j. Scott, George and Edwin
Monson, F. j. Tibbetts, Fred Starr,
A. L. Leonard and wife, the Misses
Alice and Mary Piersol, Fred and
Harry Holt and sister, Miss Bertha
accompanied the regulars to Danube
where they played ball on Thursday.
Blanche Stewart was on the sick
list last week threa tened with pneu-
monia.
Rev. M. r. Myers, with the boys
of the junior G. E., left on Wednes-
day for Lake Shetek, where they will
enjoy weeks camping.
Rev. Balm of Mankato is expected
to fill the pulpit here next Sunday in
the absence of ReY. M. r Myers.
John Stevenson, ST., received, as a
gift from relative in Canada, one
day last week. beautiful large elk
robe. John is very proud of it.
John McMurchie, William Parker
and r. G. Rogers attended the Dem
ocratic county convention at Red
wood Falls last Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Butcher of Morgan
was guest at the H. S. Welder
home few days last week.
I'll. t. Helgeson, wife and daught-
er. Anna, were over Sunday guests
of relatives in Sacred Heart.
DR.. w. w. Creswell and daughter,
Roberta, have been for some days
past guests at the ]. L. Borg home.
: Mrs. Fl. S. Welder, daughter.
Maud, and son, Albert, were over
Sunday visitors with friends at Nor
gan.
Miss Sarah Stewart returned from
her school work at Seaforth the last
of the week.
The band boys present neat APP
pearance in their new uniform suits.
They will attend the band tourna-
ment at Renville Friday.
Willis Holder was on the Fsick list
the greater part of last week.
Miss Florence Brewster came over
from Redwood Falls on Friday to
make her friends farewell visit be-
fore leaving for her new home inst.
Paul.
Mrs. S. A. Peterson living south
of BeIyiew will entertain the Swed-
ish Lutheran ladies aid on Thursday.
Those succumbing to the Auto
Fever" the past week in this vicinity
are as follows: Robert Bramsche a
IS horse Buick. c. A. Swenson and
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-04
NORTH REDWOOD

Miss Esther Lindemann, who has
been teaching at Webster, S. D., re-
turned home last week.
Guy Ellis was business caller at
Morgan Monday.
Mrs. Shredder and children are
visiting relatives at Fairfax this
week.
Miss Julia Keefe of Morton was a
guest at the j. R. Keefe home Sat
urday.
School closed Friday and the school
children enjoyed a picnic at Cnas.
Kuenzli's grove. The. teachers Miss
es Swanson and DonfSn left for their
homes at St. Paul and Morton Satur-
day.
Miss Anna Neuenburg is spending
9 few weeks with relatives in the
cities.
Miss Ella Lindemann returned
home from Gaylord Saturday.
Miss Kate Zeren is visiting rela-
tives at Waconia.
Miss Mary Hosken spent a few days
of last week with relatives at Nor
ton.
William Otto of Morgan was a
guest at Paul Otto's last week.
Irving Zwemke is spending his va
cation with his brother Walter in
South Dakota.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-04

The Social club Of the Western adj
dition. spent Wednesday evening
with the Field family at the county
home. All reported a fine time.
Miss Edith Fraser who has been
teaching near Vesta came home
Thursday to spend her vacation with
the home folks.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-04
Wool! Wool! Wool!

We want all the wool we can
get and will pay the highest
market price for it. We will
have a man here to take care o
the same. Bring all the wool
you have to us. Phone 81,
Corner Meat Market, Schmid
& Wetmore.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-04

Hugh Swain has sold and delivered
a Buick Model 20 to Robert Bramsche
of Delhi.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-04

w. G. Weldon, took A. d. McRae
and A. r. "A. Laudon to Lucan Fri
day in his Flanders.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-04

/ and Co.

We are now preparing our
lists for Eastern buyers. We
want to list your farm for
sale costs you nothing if
we don't sell it. Don't for
bid you listing with other
real estate men. Records
will show we have been in
the lead in the sale of Red
wood County land.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-09

rlas, arrancadas De coronaS de flores ;
tengo articnlos magistrates; guardo re-
cuerdo he aquella carrera loca en- auto
Knowles al traves de los campos de Puer-
to Rico; p0stales fotografias del ban
quote colossal en- que mi coraz0n no pudo
hacer otra cosa que liorar llorar estre-
mecido.
Ell dia en- Que 10 mismo Canarias que
Puerto Rico, impriman los dos soberbios
libroS en- que SOnaran las voces de tOdos
sus hombres ilustres, pido, ruego ardo-
rosamente que sea incluida como nota
de reconocimientO, esta emoci6n hecha
de palabras que brotan de mis- labios
cOmo un eterno rauduaI de ,gratitud.
,SaluGd0F Ruedd.
Madrid, Febrero 9, 1912.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-09

aSi 10 queremOs nosotros, un Temple, un
vasto y solemne Temple, como ell Parte-
non, para tOdoS los cultoS, para todos los
heleS Y los intieleS, con un Deus Ign0tHS,
ecuanime blancO, ell dios del trabajo, an
tie ell cual puedan postrarse en- communion
de amoreS todos los infchecS obreros
puertorriquenos. (aplausoS)
Caman otra vez los descontentos pOr
la organization he una ofcina del Ira
baJO, en- nueStroS centres adminiStrati,
v0S, Y Sc dirigen Washington para que
nos sea arbitrariamente impueSto por el
Congress-, que tiene un derecho eScrito
perO no un derenho natural. nj racional
a leglslar para un pueblo sin represen-
taci0n EN- el Congreso: vicnen a nueS-
ira Asamblea Legislative. como ahora
con un bill para eStabIecer una "Ofici-
ma del Trabajo" dentro dc uno Ic los
DepartamcntoS regidos por iefe america
no, ruaudo eXiSte otro y 1uico re9ido
por Jcfe puertorriqueno . Dos leyeS
cSen>ialcs lie goberno propio hemos po-
dido hacer EN- Puerto Rico. el Departa-
mcnto Consolidate los republcanos en-
1903 en 1906 los unionistaS la ley nm-
nicipaI derogadora del despotismo como
ia ley municipal lie 1902 ponia los ayun-
tamientos bajo el uniiario podcr ,fcl Sc
cretario De Puerto Rico. del Tesorero. del
Auditor, del Gobernad0r, de todas las
ramaS EJecutIvas: y no toleramos Que
eStas inStituci0ueS De home rule. fruto de
la patri6tica labor de todos los partilos
sean por nadie preterida nj IeSpreciada
81 Is necesaria una Ofcina del Traba-
jo, p0ngamosla en- bucua hora en- el De-
partament0 puertorriqueno y oponga-
monoS tirmemente a la accumulation de
podereS en- el poder va omnimado con
que un sistema opresor ofende la dig
nidad y la libertad de un pueblo, quien
Dios Y IA Naturaleza colocaron digno Y
Iihre entire los cielos Y las oaS (GranIe
apiausos).
He de entrar ahora en un terren0 de
lIcadislmo, pehgroso, ineXpIorado vi
virgcn en- eI campo de nuestra politica.
desputs del cambio de soberania. Me
refer0 al estudio de la intervention de
los eXtranjerOs Ell nuestra vida coec-
tlVa: cOnviVen con nOs0tr0s, franceses.
aiemaneS. italianos y de otros paises
en- cscaSo numcro, y en- una proportion
dllatadlslma los espanoes, 81 rs que
puede darse el nombre de eXtranieros.
por los descendienteS a slIs progenito-
res, p0r un pueblo de raiz hispana al.
vIcJo y giorl0so pueblo que derram0 en-
America la inaeotabIe prolifica sangre
de la raza espafola. Sangre que circu-
la p0r ms venaS, hij0 como SOW de nm
Soldado aStur, que lnfundi0 en- elias In
eplca Sangre del magn0 Caudillo. oneI
sall0, como I'm leon, de la cueva de Co
vadonga, Sc precipit0 rugiente mag
nlfco sObre las llanuras de Castillo
conm0vl0 y atraveS6 el coraz6n de IA
Peninsula, muri0, subi6 transformadoI
en- aguila y vi6 con dvidos ojos desde
la empirea eumbre fotar al viento 81
cruz y su bandera sobre las mezquitas
y los castilIOs de Granada. al tiemno|
en- que vOlaban por los asombrados ma
res para completar la redondez V la
redencI0n del mIndO en- las misteriosas
Orilias de un continente desconocido i
(Apiausos.) (Continuara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-09
Camara de Delegados
Ultima session.
Madrid, Febrero 9, 1912.

Sc aprobaron los siguicntes proyectos
de ley:
Autorizando al TeSorcro De Puerto
Rico para emitir bonoS hasa la cantidad
de doscientoS mil dollars para Ia cons
trqlcci6n del Hotel para Touristas.
Rebajando dos centavoS por itro Ell
impuesto sobre la cervcza que se fabrique
EN- Puerto Rico
Para que los que ae examiner para
abogados 6ltimamentc obtuvieren IN
promedio de mayor he 20 por cientJ
tengan derecho examinarse nuevamen-
te con arreglo al anti4uo programa de
eXameneS.
Rescindiendo un contrato hecho por
el Ingeniero Arturo Idrach para efec-
tuar determinadaS obra> - y riego d.
Guayama
AutorizandO m nembramicnto de un
Fiscal para el Tribunal supreme
Apropiando cinco mil dollars para los
gastos de una comision que yaya a Es-
pana representa- Puerto Rico en- las
tiestas centenariaS dc las SCI b~es Cor
tes de Cadiz de las que fa6 Viee-Presi-
dentc el iIustre puertorriqueno don Ra-
mon Power; y para Ia erection de un
m0numentO a este
Autorizando la inversion de dos mil
dollars para conStruir nm ~an@orio para
combatir la Tuberculosis para otros
fines
Creando jubilacione9 para maestros
que hayan ejercido su profession durante
un tempo no menor de veinte amos;
para los bomberos y poIiciaS que por con
Secuencias del ejercicio he sus deberes
queden imposibilitados fisicamente
Autorizando al Municipio de Juncos
a pagar setenta y cinco dollars que gast0
en- Juguetes para repartir los ninos po-
bres ell dia de Reyes tltimo.
Enmendando la ley dc corporaciones
en- SuS ciauSulaS de incorporation Y OtraS.
(P. de la G. 1897
Reglamentando la caza tomando eff
cientes medidas para la extinction de aves
y animaIes daninos, Y para importar los
que sean convenienteS
Relntegrando al pagador del Riego de
dc nOventa dollars Que perdi6 por causas
de las cuales 81 no fut cuipable
Creando una comisi6n, asignando
para Sis gaStos mil dollars para que Sc
estudie una ley de Bancos para Puerto
Rico
Aulorizando al munnipio de Juana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-09
Ell OISCURSO DEL SPEAKER"
ToMADO TAQUICRAFICAMENTE
(COntinuaci6n)

E,ia Jugando con has Uamas el parti-
s3o repubIican0. como ciertos prestidigi-
aad0res en- Ia cscena, quiere tragarse una
ssspada de fuego, pero el preStidigitador
1iene la garganta de gonna y el par
aldo republicano solo tiene una garganta
sie carnc. que eS puertorriQuena- Pro
g,1llSa la discordia, quizaS deja entrever
cal grupo soparatista contra nOs0tros una
futura alianza, que no cJmnIird. porque
ii Is baStante habil para ins'uuaria. sera
3astante Ia,rota para no manteaerIa,
y habra conscguido sin embargo. su Oh
jeio de herirnos. hiritndo a>i mismo en
II c3raz6n de la patria
De otro lado las agrupaeioneS obreras
sle la Federation Libre inspirados IN
ludablementc en nm Scnt;miento de con
1raternidad entire las meritisimaS classes
-1raoajadorGS, mas CON criterio err6neo y
contraIictorios procedinientos, fomen-
tan Ii hosti}id0i entire 0ilrrros Y patro-
nos y entire uuoS ofros obreros. Icvan-
tanjosc airadas en frentc de ioS parti-
dos politicos de "a Federation Rcgio-
nal d. Puerto Rico Nj Is impartial
siquicr,., 40 IL au su anistad >ino cn 81
hostilidad p rsluc 81 en las tribunaS pa
blicas ciala&~. su> leaders contra aNbus
partidoS, EN- IS uruaS eiectorales Sc han
5nclinado si5..pre en- favor del repubii-
caTro Su VIZ contra nosotros contra
ellls, pero sa soto "a soiamente contra
nosotros. sQuitn no 10 Sabe? cQuian
n0 10 ia yiBt0R Por fortuna los bizarr0s
s)breros unionistaS. dentro fuera de
.sus agrupaciones rinden . Ia Union de
Puerto Rico Fl nlisn0 esfuerao con que
hacen cerminar Horeeer los campoS,
-batir los mar1illoS. resopiar las fraguas,
girar la, rctumbantes maquinaS. para
ia riqueza bienestar de nuestra tie
IRA
Furiosamonle ciertoS leaders obreroS
,atacan uuestra Cdmara de Delegates.
pero los buenos obreroS conocen la per
siSterde iabor de Ia Camara en- favor de
das classes trabajadoras. saben que hemo<
eiietado ieycs amparadoras de los des
gsraacIad0S nilioS en los tatIercS. que he
sGOs conccdIdo mas he doscientos mil do
Bars para la curaci6n Y hemos curado
"a us.3s dc doscleuJo~ mil campecjnos mo
rIbundos de ancmia. que hem0s eStabIc-
eIdo cu las centraies azacareras mtdicos
> isotiquinoa obiigatorios para eI benefi-
Hjo dc Tos Iabradorcs. que hemos Gmita-
aao las horaS de Ia ioruada lie trabajo y,
an suma, que hemos acogido "A los pohres
s-gUaD a los rIcoS, los artesanos como "a
4os artiStas, a los 0breroS manuabIes como
ID ioS ntelectuaIes todo eI pueblo puer-
tnrrIqueno. bajo miesrra bandera de fra
3erndad y dc amor inextingublcsl Z
laPIausos
a2IeJanse los dcseontentos dc que no
hemoS permitido la fundaci6n del Tenn
gco del Trabajo". siendo precisamente
10 que ueas he1nos deseado Cuando el
prOyecto reIatlgo la donaci6n de te-
rreno para uu Temple del Trabajo''
aI exclusive uso Dc Ia Federation Librc
flRe considerable en- Ia Camara. Sc en-
mend6 EN- ei seutido de que Ia concession
mO constituyese un monopoIio privile-
giO para la Federation I.ibre, u otra so
Giedad analoga- siuo para todas. para
Godos lGs obreros de Puerto Rico: Y
asl no Sc quiso por los deScontentos. y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-09

Diaz a gastar el 25 p5~ 1lo del di-
nero sobragte que tiene en TeSoreria en
oDras de 0lilidad pdblica.
Asignando una cantidaj que no exec
da de 1900 dollars para gastos de una
comision que Taya a Wash ton ges-
tionar que Sc sigan las obras lei draga-
do del puerto dc San Juan.
Asignando yeinte mil dollars para
fondOs de los COmisionados De Agricultu-
ra.
Enmendando el articulo All del C6di-
60 POlitico en- el sentido de que los pla
nos para edifcios del Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, que no excedan de eien mil dollars.
sean hechos en- esta Isla.
Autorizando al COmisionado del In
terror para la venta de terrenos p1blicos
mediante p1bhca subasta.
EnmendandO el articulo 329 del Co
digo Penal.
AsignaDdO la cantidad de diez mil
dollars para creaci6n de IN Institute
para ell estlldiO de medicina tropical.
Asignando cinco mil dollars para Ia
construction de un edifcio en- los te-
rrenoS de la Escuela Experimental a.
Agriculture, en- Mayaguez.
Para que todos los profe gradua-
dos de espanol inglds, que han saAi
do eXamenes hasta 81 ano nil novecien
tos once inclusive, ' los hayan aproba-
do, queden excnto> he Iichos examene>.
Para crear CateIras he frances en- L.,
Hight School d. San Juan. Ponce. NJ
yaguez y Arecibo con m profesor con
sueldo anral de mil doscientos dollar,
para cada mo
Sc cmp-z5 a Iecr eI di.tameu De b.
Coni~iIn G- Hacienda acerca del pre-
supuesto; pero cuando va Sc habia lei
do una cdarta parte. eI Senor de Diego
manifesto que no quedala tempo pa
ra darlo Q oonocer a la Cimara. Ell ST.
nor Coll Cdchi opin6 que no podfa &C.
rrarse la Legislature sin aprobar !.
PreSupue~to. J en- en- 81 virtud, preseu-
to una mocl0n para que Sc aprobasc.
sin ser Ieiio. cl dictamen de la Conn
sion de Hacienda FL PresupueSto. con
Ell dict5men Dc Ia mencionada comisi6n
fue aprobado en- segunda y tercera le.-
tura.
Sc leyeron yarias comunicaciones dei
Gobernador notifcando que habia
aprobado varios proyectos de lev. d.
los cuales daremos cuenta a nuestro4
lectores pr6Ximamcnte.
A las dos diez minutos de Ia ma
drugada el senior Con Cuchi, que faa
llamado a la presidencia por ell senor
de Diego, nombr6 una comisi6n com.
pueSta de los scHores Guerra. Benitcl
Santana y Cautino para que noGfcasc
al Consejo Executive que la Cimara
habia terminado sus trabaios.
FL Prcsidente del Conseio manifesto
que eStaba esperanto que et Goberna-
dor tirmase variaS Icyes que estaba en-
rolandO
Alias dos cuarenta cnco la Camara
reclbi6 una Comisi6n del Conseio com
puesta de los senorcs Trayieso y Ri
chardson. Ia cual manifesto que el Con
sejo habia terminado sus trabaios. +
que habIa sido tambitn comisionada
para que con otra de la Camara fne,a
donde el Gobernador a notifcarle Ia
termination de los trabajos legislati-
VoS. fueron nombrados los senorcS
BarceIo y Garcia Duc6s. los cuales re
greSaron y manifestation que el Gobcr
nador les encargaba facilitasen la
Camara por sus trabajos
FL senior de Diego ocup6 la Presi-
dencla y las tres de la madrugada
declare clausurada al segunda session
de la sexta Asamblea Legislative.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-30
Barber Shops In China.

Since the Chinese revolution a great many Chinese have had their queues cut eff, and this had led to the opening of large number of barber shops throughout the far east wher. ever Chinese are located. says an ex. change. Several progressive business meE of Singapore, anticipating this, imported a large number of Amer. iean barber chairs. and they are now unable 10 get supplies quickly enough It has also been learned that the Chinese insist on having American hair clippers. and refuse all other makes offered them.
 It would seem that American mann faeturers of barbers' supplies should experience large increase in their Oriental trade
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-30
CHAPTER xxvil.-tcontinued3

Thank you-thank you. my boy," fife patted me on the back And as youn have an opportunity of seeing a little more of that charming girl, Miss Kirkland-" Charming girl. indeed wondered what he would think. fl he knew Of her designs on peor Jack, -'I want you to so in for her bit cultivate her little: you may change your opinion-eh?" He laughed soft ly and paused in our progress through the library to dig me sharply in the side. Go ahead-airt with her. my boy She will like it-all girls do, and it VIII do you good. do both oy you good"
 Thank you." I said rather coldly but I don't think that-er-sort of thing would show much consideration for Frances-and"
 "Rubbish," And. hy love. how he laughed, Do you think Francis would show any consideration for you u9"- he snapped his fingers T think you're q bit teo quixotic, young man."
 didn't know-dout know now never was up on any of those legal terms. He knew what he meant,
 "Pshaw, now." he went on. If that's what's restraining you. you must drop 1t I want you to have pleasant time while you are here with Miss kirkland-get along with you,@-then ho pulled me back again--"Y ou needn't be thinking about the slight est obligation so far as Francis is concerned. Why should you when the affair is all one-sided?"
 "One-one-sided? l repeated faiter. fngly.
 Why, yes; the girl doesn't care for anybody in the whole world except her old father-and he idolizes her.
 Oh. did he.
 So you go on in there and loosen up--haye a good time-and make her have one; and keep il up this after noon. I'm so anxious for you 10 find something to interest and occupy you"
 But I had carsht the back Of chair
 Deg i7ght?" said faiatly Frances UP in the hills-and-an With Seog- gins?" And she had only let me a hali-hour ago.
 Why. certainly" he said wearily. almost testily. What of it? l tell you you've got to get your ideas all readjdsted about Francis Whats the matter with the dog Gght9"
 "So-so surprised" l taltered. so unexpected. you know,'
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