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Graham guardian., 1912-02-16
Fertilizer for Grape Vines,

Common wood ashes. with few
poultry droppings, are cheap and
most approved fertilizer. for grape
vines. Too rich a fertilizer, such az
stable manurealone, produces q
growth too rank.
Graham guardian., 1912-02-16

Mrs Henpex-Oh. Job. did I tell you
Mr. Stillman 10 going to marry my
sister Mariaf
Henpex-No Have you and your
sister told Mr.. Stillman yeti
Graham guardian., 1912-02-16
holda tha Record.

.Oid Hunks 10 the meanest man In
the community"
What has he been doing nows"
Got his wife out Of the notion OF
buying fashionable mum by telling
her that NUTS are made larger than
they used to be because women's
hands are growing bigger"
Graham guardian., 1912-02-16
The homeward way,

The curfew tolls the knell OF parting day
The shopper holds . bundle on her
knee;
she keeps six more beside her all the
way,
And leaves q greasy-lookins strap for
me- a
Graham guardian., 1912-02-16
Manufacturlno gstsbIIshmen,.

The farm is really manufacturing
establishment for the production OF
food stuffs II is the farmers business
to make the largest and most profit
BILE output possible.
Graham guardian., 1912-02-16
TO suit

Il like business In which there 10
constant activity and quick successes" :"
"Then II you want a trade Of such
touch-and.go. why not turn pick
pocketf" Z
Graham guardian., 1912-02-16
Anything to please.

IF take the place. mum, kin ! eat
with the family?"
Eat with the family?" exclaimed
Mrs. Subbubs, why. I'll give dinner
In your honor every week"
Graham guardian., 1912-02-16
IL. Would ee olorIou,

A man would have no time to eat
Much less to be singer.
II every peach he chanced to meet
Should prove to BE- ciinyer.
Graham guardian., 1912-02-16

Mrs. Pauline Mason Of st. Louis.
who seven years ago, befriended .
man who was cold and sick, has 70
ceived word that he has left her 110,-
900 in his will, which gave his wife
and child only small sums.
Graham guardian., 1912-02-16
PERTINENT PERSONALITIES

Mayor Shank Of indianapolis. who.
In an unguarded moment. said that he
would let woman suffragist serve IN
his place at such time ~ he might -
lect. is being pressed to make good
his word,
Graham guardian., 1912-02-16

ulb place AZ bucn ttme - ne might -
lect. is being pressed to make good
his word.
Mrs. Pauline Mason OF st. Louis.
who seven years ago befriended 3
man who was cold and sick, has re-
ceived word that he has left her t10,-
600 in his will, which gave his wife
and child only small sums.
Mrs. Matthew +. Scott, president Of
the National Society OF the Daughters
Of the American Revolution. IL the
owner OF q tract Of 10000 acres in
Illinois on which she is conducting .
shack to the farm" enterprise.
Lord Kitchener, who has never been
noted for his suavity, IL said to hAvo
developed great tact In dealing witS
the Egyptians and to have earned
their good will by his directneas of
purpose and great common sense.
Mrs. Mary Hamilton Frye Of Cam
bridge, Mass. has been commissioned
to make q series Of Illustrations to
"The Wonderful Adventures Of Mis-"
by Selma Lagerlof. The illustrations
are to be given as . memorial to .
public library.
Rev. DR.. Anna H. Shaw, who re-
Gently made up list OF the worlds
"truly greatest" women. IL accused Of
general cattiness by the Woman's
Suffrage party Of New York because
she omitted the name Of Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Cat from her list.
r. 8. Woglum, OF the Bureau Of En-
tomology, has returned to washington
after travelling for eighteen months
around the world looking for = bug.
The government wanted an enemy Of
the white ny which infests orange
groves, and Mr.. Woglum found Il In
India.
Rudyard Kipling Is vice president Of
q committee which will raise funds
for q memorial to Nathaniel Haw-
thorne at his old home In Salem, Mas
sachusetts. Plans have been made
for q $4,000 heroic statue of the Au.
thor, seated In his "grandfather's
chair" looking out to sea
ELLIS Parker Butler. the Lord
Knows Where" was the only address
on letter delivered to the humorist
at his home on State street, Flushing.
L. I. The letter had Washington
postmark and was from q friend who
had bet that letter SO addressed
would reach Mr.. Butler.
Samuel Grcssman Jumped" the
Navy five years ago. went West. then
to Syracuse. and became engaged to
be married. He told his fiancee and
she advised him to ease his mind by
giving himself up. promising to wait
for him. He was given year In jail
at Portsmouth. N. H.. by naval
court.
Graham guardian., 1912-02-16

Mrs. Matthew T. Scott. president Of
the National Society OF the Daughters
Of the American Revolution. II the
owner OF tract Of 10000 acres IN
Illinois on which she is conducting .
''back to the farm" enterprise.
Graham guardian., 1912-02-16

Lord Kitchener. who has never bsen
noted for his suavity. Is said to hAve
developed great tact In dealing witS
the Egyptians and to have earned
their good viii by his dfrectness ce
purpose and great common sense.
Graham guardian., 1912-02-16

THEEs, ,s end M SEEDS Apple cs; Cherry nc; Peach
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28
For the Future

The Tom Moore Glib will give Its next
dancing party Monday evening.
Mrs. ID. J. oBrlen will entertain ct
bridge Thursday afternoon at her apart
ments at the Hamilton, In honor Of Mrs.
Edward O'Brien.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. 7. Kinney win enter
tain at dinner this evening at the Rome.
Their guests win be Mr. and Mrs. c. B.
Ililgore and Mr. A. J. KIlgore Of Chicago
and Miss Nettie schoolcy. Following din
ner they will attend the orpheum.
Miss Lucy updike will entertain at
luncheon Thursday In honor OF Miss Edith
Patrick. who win be February bride.
Mics Hilda Hammer will entertain at
dinner February 10 in honor Of Miss
Edith Patrick and Mr.. Myles standish.
Mrs. Adolph stors and Miss opheiis
Hayden have cards out for a large after
noon tea. to be given Thursday. February
s. at the home OF Miss Hayden. for Mise
Clara Hayden and Miss Edna Jones Of
Washington, u. G.
The olympian club will hold its first
dancing party at the Metropolitan hall,
Tuesday even, February s. One hundred
couples arc expected TO be present. The
clubs directors arc. Frank Walker, Leo
Beveridge. George Riley and John Nc
Caffroy. RED and white, the clubs colors.
will predominate In the decoration OF the
hall
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28

And now the bull pup il having nus
teeth brushed 10 preserve his health and
natural beauty OF expression. When the
beloved canine came forth clad In motor
coat and sogglts and boots the old-tm-
eru looked dlsapproyai. Now that the
pride Of tho household has become the
subject Of beshiy culture plain minded
persons wonder what next-ccld cream
and hair tonic. maybe.
An Omaha society matron noted for her
devotion TO her thoroughbred Boston ter
r,er was greatly worried Wien her
blooded pet dropped and became aweary
Of life. The veterinary said that the
pup's teeth had been neglected and that
his indisposltion came from that cause.
So now the most important activity OF
the day for doggle and his mistress Is
the tooth-brushing. Bridge. iuneheons.
teas and motoring have sunk Into insis-
nificance In the hight Of the bull pup :
health and beauty. Armed with tooth
brush and paste. and with a maid hold
ing the unwilling canine steady, the
young matron twice daily goes through
the tooth-brushing process.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28
Pleasures Past

Mrs Thomas d. Heelan entertained at
cards Thursday afternoon. Twelve guests
were present.
Miss Elizabeth Pickens was hostess At
an informal luncheon Saturday at her
homt. in honor OF Miss Edith Patrick.
Covers were placed for ten guests.
Mrs. Joe u. Stelnberg and Mrs. A. Sill
verman gave Japanese party Thursday
evening for Miss Elizabeth croSsmaa Of
Denver. Twelve guests were present.
Fris4y evening Miss Marguerite Nc
Donald entertained q crowd OF twenty
five boys, assisted b. Miss Frieda Rasch.
Music end games were the evenings d.
yerslons
A surprise party was given last evening
for Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh MeMAnus. al
North Forsieta st.eet. in celebration Of
their tvrnty-ninth wedding anniversary
About twenty guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. ohg entertained
the Eighth b graduating class Of Long
school and their teachers at their home
Thursday evening. in honor Of their son,
Morris. who is .uEmber OF the class.
one Of the larger dancing parties las,
week vas the senior hop given By the
class Of 1913 Of Creighton College OF Phar-
macy at Creighton Institute hall. Eight
ssnth and Douglas streets. Friday even
Ing.
Miss Grace Richardson OF Erie, Pa. tina
popular guest OF Mrs Jerome Magee,
was the honor guest at a bridge party
given by Mrs. Harry Turkey at her hons
Saturday afternoon. Five tables OF play.
ers were present.
The Dundee Dancing club gave an en-
5cyable dancing party al Ha.te ball in
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28

scdmother. The two proud sisters will
be Ruth Wallace and Sarah sneaton.
The mother will be Florence Marsh and
the court herald Thomas Morris.
Some OF Miss Isabel Lowden's pupils
will give, several dancing numbers and
Miss Wallace viii read Percy Mackaye's
Jean dare" In
The women OF the First Presbyterian
church are planning another OF their
benefit luncheons at the church early in
April. The one last month was for the
Social settlement. Tho next one will be
for the Visiting Nurse association.
At the reading Of THE Piper" which
will be given BY Mrs Anna Lszear-Allan
for the Social Settlement at the Young
womsn's Christian association Friday
Afternoon under the auspices Of the set
Element board.
The rrownell Hall students VIII be
there In body and among those who
Will have parties OF ten or more are:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28
At the Country Club

An Informal dancing party was given
last evening at the Country club by some
Of the men OF the younger set for the
debutsnt,s and visiting young women.
About twenty young people were present.
Cards were Issued Saturday by the en-
tertalnment committee OF the Country
club for a fancy dress ball to be given a;
the club 81. Valentines day. Hearts and
flowers and other valentine symbols win
be conspicuous In the costumes and dec
orstlons. Guests are expected TO arrive
early ip the evening and supper will be
served at II O'Clock. II is expected that
this win be the largest affair at the club
this winter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28
penefn Affairs.

one Of the most interesting OF the bsn-
EFT affairs TO DO given before Lent will
be the play Of Cinderella" which VIII
be performed b. some small boys and
girls residing IN the West Farnsm dis.
trict. The play VIII be put on at Brownell
Han February II under the direction Of
Miss Mary Wallace. The proceeds. or
part Of them, probably yin 90 to the
Social Settlement on South Thirteenth
street.
Little aiirs Bess Trimble. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs, C. c. Trfmble will be Gin
dsrella Hulburs Macfarland viii be the
prince. Polly Robbins will be the fairy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28
Ten Dollars In Gold
LAprns' oxLr.

Almost all women have practical
ideas concerning the home will
give the shove amount to the won an
who will send me the best original
floor plans. with suggestions for
color scheme. finish. etc, for a or
l-room cottage or bungalow. TO be
erected on lot s7M by 100 feet. Just
east OF 3i2s Poppleton Avenue 90
out and look at the lot: note size and
contour Of surrounding houses All
plans must include q rooTny sleeping
porch on the south Communications
will be received only by mail. Posi-
lively no .elephoni1R. owing 10 the
time involved. Additional informa.
ton. II Desired. can be obtained By
including a stamp for reply. No
plans accepted after February IL.
Judges are Mrs r. w. Cornell. Mrs.
Mcmillan Jones. ]. B. F1ckes. Cut
cut this notice. IL win not appear
again Address Dr. Proxrs,
72< City Hationsi Bank.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28

belongs 10 the junior class. The party.
thirty-slsht in all. occupied the lowrr
boxes. chaperoned By Mrs. John w.
TowIe. Miss Euphemia johnson. principal
OF the han. and two OF the faculty. Miss
Grummznn and Miss Gleason. After the
matinee the party adjourned to the Delft
Tea room for refreshments.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28
A, C. A. Lu.cheon.

The Association Of Collegiate Alumnse
held a luncheon Saturday at the hamilton
cafe at which Mrs. Gertrude Howe
Rritton OF Chicago. one OF the prlncl-
pal speakers at the state conference Of
Charities and Corrections was the out-of-
town guest and gave talk on her So
Geological work. The members present at
A.. t...-kma. 1890.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28

Cards are out announcing the wedding
Of Miss Bessie cosswcll and Mr.. Earle A.
Davenport. The wedding took place at the
residence OF the brides parents in New
York city. January g Mr., Davenport.
who is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Davenport Of this city. IL the manager Of
a plantation at Belleview. Fla, where
the young people will reside.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28
MANY AFFAIRS FOR VISITORS
BENEFIT AFFAIRS ARE PLANNED
ChfIdreu Of the West Farnam Dis
triet to Present .Cindereiia'
fer the Benefit of the So
ciaI settlement.
social Calendar.

MoNDAY-Miss Elizabeth P.ekens. after
noon bridge for Miss Dorothy Russell
Of Kansas City: Misc Eugene WHIT
more, Orpheum party: AT. James
Hayosn diunsr for Miss Edna Jones
and Mis- Clara Hayden OF Washington
d. c: Mrs. Augustus Loekner. lunch
con at Delft Tea rooms and ulat!nes
party at the orphenm; Mr.. 3. Barnum,
urpheum party; 4 ON Moore, club dance
in Turner hall
TuESDsY-Alrs. John a. LcShane, In.
formal tea for Mrs. E. l. Lomax; Mrs
Edward Porter Peck, luncheon for Miss
Dorothy Russell and Miss Elsie Funk
houSer. Mrs. II. p. Whitmore, Amateur
mer. evening bridge party FOR Mrs.
Kemp Middlekauft OF Denver.
wEDNESDAY-Miss Rose Coffmsn. az.
ternOon bridge for Miss Edith Patrick;
Miss johnson ana Browlleil Han fscuIty,
at home; Mrs. J. Merit, Mrs &
Schlank and Mrs. A. Brown. afternoon
at the Henshaw.
THURSDAY-Miss Lucy Updike, luncheon
for Miss Edith Patrick: Miss Helen Muir
ply. luncheon al the Omaha club for
Hiss Clara Hayden; Ms. y. J. % Brien.
afternoon bridge for Mrs. Edward
U'Brien.
FRIDAY-Mesting Of Fort Crook Bridge
club: Temple Israel sisterhocd, after.
noon bridge; Mrs C. y. Mallory, IMAM
imo club.
sATURDAY-Nr and AIRS. Henry Mott.
tea from 10 for Miss ksthefine Bry-
ant Of 81. Paul: Miss Katherine schall,
afternoon bridge for Miss Cecilia Mo
caffrey: Mr.. and Mrs. !. ]. Dunn,
dinner.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28

4 The visitors continus to occupy the lime
light socially. Several guests will arise
this week. some OF the visitors are issy-
inE. while others will be here q week or
80 longer. Miss Katherine Bryant. one Of
this seasons debutantex Of 81. Paul. viii
arrive Friday. to be the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Mott Saturday MrS Mott will
give q tea from 4 TO for her guest Mr..
and Mrs. Casper Il, rost expect Mrs.
Harold sayIes and Miss Ruth ssyies OF
Oak Park, ILL.,. TO arrive Tuesday TO be
their guest Mrs. and Miss Sayies have
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Yost before and
have many friends here.
Miss Grace Richardson Of Erie. Pa,
who has been the popular guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jerome Magee. viii leave with
Mr.. and Mrs Masee Monday for Florida
She will spend the remainder Of the win
ter at ST. Augustine, while Mr.. and Mrs.
Magee will 20 10 Glenn Cove Springs.
Miss Margaret Hewitt Of Des Moinee.
who has been much entertained while the
g1est Of Miss Katherine Beeson. leaves
today to visit her aunt, MIRA William
Guthrie. vL
In honor Of Miss Dorothy Russell OF
Kansas City, guest OF Mrs Harry Cum
mlnes. Miss Elizabeth Pickens Will en-
tertaln at bridge Monday afternoon and
for Miss Russell and Miss Elsie Funk
houscr. Mrs. Edward Porter Peck VIII
give a luncheon Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. w. X. Grove OF New York
WHWn -aa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28

January 3. 1sa7-Mr. Charles B. Lehmer
and Miss Grace Allison were married at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Allison. in Florence. Rev.
DR.. IIsayitt officisted. Miss Mabel Allison
acted as maid OF honor and Miss Shirley
as bridesmaid. Mr.. Philip Lehmer was
the best man.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28

Mrs. Mathewson 7. Patrick has issued
cards for the marriage reception OF her
daughter. Edith Msthevson. and Mr..
Myles standish ON the evening Of wednes-
day, February r. The wedding Is to be
small home one, only relatives and a
few intimate ffiends being asked. but
will be followed by a large reception from
$50 untn 1870 at the residence Of Mrs
Patrick. Ia North ThIrty-eighih avenue.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28

! IBttY &e
WfaSins BooE4tg
y . y M (

January =. Isss-Dr. John c. Anderson
OF Omaha and Miss Annie E Requa-
daughter Of Isaac E. Sheldon. the well
known New YORK publisher, were married
in St Bartholomew church by DIR.
Greer. The wedding was absolutely
private. DR.. and Mrs. Anderson spent
most Of their honeymoon in Bermuda.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28

Dundee Thursday evening, when twenty
couples were present. The next dance
OF tho winter series given By this club
Will be February Is.
Mrs. W. IT, Karls entertained Friday
In honor Of het guest, Mrs. Kicker. who
will leave the city soop. Mrs. w. Moritz
gave several musical selections. Those
present were Mesdames Kicker, winquls,.
Brown. johnson. Heft, Moritz. Adams.
spain, Wage. schnickpnberger.
Several dinner parties were given at
Fort Crook Friday evening preceding
the hop. The guests from omaha were:
Misses Misses
Margaret Adaurs. Elizabeth Sweet.
Dorothy Ringwait, kAthryne Me-
Mary Ringwalt, Clanahan.
George J. Duncan. Bannister.
Taylor Belcher.
Mrs. Ben W. Cotton entertained In
formally at luncheon Saturday at her
home IN honor OF Mrs. W. X. Grove OF
New York. guest OF Mrs. Glenn c. whar-
ton. Covers were placed for:
Miss Grace Richardson OF Erie. IA.
-, Mesdamss. sMesdamesT,
Glenn c, wharton. w. - Hosford,
Jerome Magee. r. W. Cotton
The members Of Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority who had luncheon at the Hamil.
ton cafe Saturday we're:
| Misses Misses
Ola Belle Ilervey, Nan Cunningham.
Elizabeth Fanny. Edith Locke.
Shedd, Anne Dennis.
| MesdAmes- Mechanics
| W. II. Howard, William Slzer
Hugh Myers, Eleanor Baumcister,
q. H. Davis, y. II. Meyer,
Arthur walsh.
Mrs II, N. Wood and Mrs. Harvey
Miliiken Of Chicago entertained at a
musicale at the home OF Mrs. Wood sat
urday afternoon In honor Of Mrs. VII.
liam Fighter Wood. Mrs. William Robert
Wood and Mrs. Ronald Patterson. all OF
whom were In Mrs. MIlnken's wedding
party. The program was given by Mrs.
Milliken and Miss Adelyn Wood at the
piano and Mrs. Charles Wright, soprano.
About thirty-tive guests were present.
Miss ophelia Hayden and Mrs. Adoiph
storz ent srtainsd Informally at luncheon
Saturday In hvnor OF Miss Louise storz
and Miss Olga storz. who leave wednes-
day for a trip around the world Covers
u,ara niaead far.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28

air. and Mrs. John r. Brady Of Omaha
announce tho engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Gertrude 10 Mr.. Morgan Coleman OF
Narshalltown. The wedding viii take
place in June.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28
Wedding Bells

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis ottenheimer OF
Harrington. Neb., announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Helen, to Mr..
Harry L, Morris OF Chicago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28

Emily Mulfinger,
Lena Naegele,
EiIen Hort,
.Adeiine Schassler.
Messrs.-
Joseph Mcclure.
Major Leach,
Cornelius % Brien,
Louis Smith.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-16
doubtful column whether either Roos.
evelt or Taft are nominated
Gains in Michigan.

Washington, ID. c., April 16.-Nine
counties in Michigan have elected 247
Wilson delegates to the state conven-
tion according to advices received
at the Woodrow Wilson headquarters
in Washington
The Wilson men have had to con-
tend with powerful opposition by the
machine politicians but so far the
allies have not succeeded in electing
a single delegate against Wilson,
though thirty-one are uninstructed.
The Wilson managers are delighted
with the showing to date and are
confident that the Michigan conven-
ton will elect a Wilson delegation to-
the Baltimore convention.
The sentiment of South Carolina
delegates is unquestionably in favor
of the nomination of Woodrow Will
son for the presidency, according to
senator Ben X. Tilman, who has re-
turned to Washington.
Il have advocated an Nninstructed
delegation to the Baltimore conven-
ton" said Senator Tillman, in speak
ing of the democratic national politi-
cal situation But | do not eXagger-
ate the truth when | say that the sem
timent of South Carolina democrats
is strongly in favor of the nomination
of Woodrow Wilson. This was well
illustrated at the meeting of the dem
ocratic state committee in Columbia
last week.
"Twenty-three members of the
committee expressed themselves as
favoring Governor Wilson as the
presidential candidate to be selected
at Baltimore. Eight favor the nomi'
nation of Speaker Clark and two are
| for Harmon"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-16
BUYS BABY OFFERED
FOR SALE BY FATHER
Purchaser Will Carry Away Month
old Boy for Whom $1,000 Was Ask
cd in Advertisement

Chicago, Ill.-Remento Marconi. the
one-month-old baby, who has been
offered for sale by his father, Pas
quale Morino, wi be exchanged for
an unknown sum of money.
The father gave out this informa-
ton. but would not tell who was GO
ing to buy the child. Neither would
he tell how much money would be
given to him in return for his baby.
The story OF the Maroni baby is a
pathetic one. Two weeks ago Pas
quale Morino, the father. lost his po-
sition as driver for a local construc-
tion company and since that time has
been forced to leave Remento, the
| baby, and Marie, his 2-year-old sister,
alone in the tiny flat at 1896 Went
worth avenue while he trod the
streets searching for work.
Finally, two days ago, with no
| money in the house and with barely
enough food to feed the little ones
| the distraught father offered to sci
the baby boy for $4,000
A caller, who refused to give hi,
name. but said that he was also a day
! laborer was the first to answer Mo
rino's advertisement in a newspaper
| The caller said that he did not pos
sess as much as $4,000, but offered t.
pay the father of little Remento a
monthly installment of SO to continue
as long as the baby lived He said
that the SO was al that he could Of
fer, but that he wanted the baby anC
was ready to do all in his power tC
possess him. Marino looked at tn,
baby for while an then glanced a
the 2-year-old baby girl
THE money for the boy would no
take care of the girl" said he brok
enly and then he declined the offer
Other callers came to inspect tn,
blue-eyed dimpling infant, forced b.
stern necessity to leave his only re
naming parent even before he wa
able to realize the meaning Of tn,
separation, and all said that the.
would return later with their ,wive
and then reach some decision.
The elder Morino stated that a "mal
would come to get the baby" Detail
he would not give. Meanwhile Re
mento and Marie play side by side IL
the Wentworth avenue rooms Meth
er knowing that they will soon b.
parted because $4,000 is much none,
and because Morino is in dire need.