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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07

strong ones for the Athletics.
We have a sort OF feeling way down
inside that Hughey Jennings and Jimmy
Callahan are figuring on employing just
such strategy. II they do we can see
possibility that one Of them may beat
out Connie Mack and his all-conquering
Athletics.
A possibility? Yes. But an exceed
ingly bare possibility-oh. such bare
one!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07

In the base ball league formed among
the prisoners in the federal prison at
Leaven~orth Is . man who played sew
erzi years on the Philadelphia National
and Cincinnati teams. Il is net necessary
TO mention his name. There are also
baakers doing tins In Lesyerworth.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
Cost of Equipping
Major Ball Squad
Runs to Thousands

NEW YORK, :pra 6-To equip a ma
jor league team Of twenty-five players
and provide the necessary paraphernal:a
a club owner must spend more than $3.50
each spring. Strange 10 say, however,
the players must purchase Their own
gloves and spiked shoes. which involves
a total outlay OF SIS. The most expensive
item in the club owners list is more
than 1900 for balls. team using at
least sixty dozen during the playing sea-
son. according to the estimate of secre.
,ary Thomas G. Davis Of the Highland
erx who has supplied the following table
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07

Persistent Advertising is the Road to
Big Returns.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-05

PICKING. China, Feb. At be-
came known here today that the
Dowager Empress OF China has issued
a secret cdict, directing Yuan Shin
Kai to at once set about the formation
OF northern republic with capital
In this city.
The news Of the odict has been
carefully guarded and even now II Is
impossible TO obtain any positive In
formation regarding the details.
It is practically certain. however
that the Empress has given instruc-
tons that the republic formed under
the direction OF her prime minister is
to act In harmony with and cooperate
in every possible manner with the
republic Of the south, of which Doctor
Sun Vat Sen Is president.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-05
TROOPS READY TO GO TO
BORDER.

WASHINGTON, d c., Feb. i.-Or-
ders we're sent from here today to the
commanders of army posts in the
southwest and elsewhere to hold them
selves and their commands in readi-
ness to be rushed to the Mexican
frontier ut any moment. The order
came as surprise Tor the situation IN
the southern republic has not been
generally considered sufficiently grave
to warrant such step.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-05
NATIONAL POLITICAL MOVES.

CHICAGO, H. Fen. Cook Coun-
ty Republicans In convention here
yesterday defeated an effort to en-
dorse Theodore Roosevelt as Republ'-
can nominee for President.
The Roosevelt movement was vigor-
Gus but brief.
President Taft WIS commended In
resolutions drafted by the strong adj
ministration faction and adopted by
the convention.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-05
HERRIcK MAY sEcoME AMsAssA.
DOR TO FRANCE,

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Feb. a. II
is reported here that Myran 7. Her
rick, former Governor OF Ohio, will
probably be appointed ambassador Ia
France to succeed Francis Bacon,
whose resignation from that post was
accepted recently.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-05
eLopeas DIE az SUICIDE ROUTE.

NEW YORK, n. Y. Feb. 4. - Mrs.
Frederick Noble. formerly Wife" Of
Walter ,Suydam, and her husband,
Fretierick, Noble, were found in their
fiat today with their heads close to-
gethcr in the gas oven. dead They.
had been dead for some hours when
found.
Mrs, wa ct Suydam was formerly
the wife of one Of the richest OF the
younger society set in the fashionable
Long Island colony around Hamp-
stead. She eloped some months ago
with Frederick Noble, a plumbers as
sistant. whom she met while he was
engaged In mending one Of, the drains
of her former husbands palatial cot
tage" near Hampstead,
Their love affair was the scandal OF
the countryside until her husband
found II out and told her she would
have to leave home or quit running
with that man" Suydam through all
that followed showed rema! K ,bfe 'caln
but broke down last niehti when Ne
was called to witness the body of his
former wife and the man she had
eloped with and married alter gseur-
ing divorce from snydam. t''''f'
The dead left no note. ar other word
to explain their action, but recent sto-
rics that Mrs, Suydam was growing
tired OF the plumber assistant and had
offered him money to leave her have
been printed and II Is thought that
her unhappiness and his may have af,
iected their minds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-05
HOTEL BURNS.

HELENA, Mont, Feb. i.-The Hell
ena Hotel here burned to the ground
tonight and the guests had narrow es-
capes from death The total damage
win probably reach In the neighb,r-
hood OF $4,000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-05
oYsTE Pm EN- LOST,

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. i.-Six oys'er
men in launch from Baltimore are
reported to have been caught In an
ice jam In Chesapeake Bay aud are
believed to have been carried to sea
and drowned
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-05
SYNDICATE WOULD guy CHINESE
TREASURES.

ST. PETERSBURG Russia. Feb. 4.
A Franco-Amcrican syndicate has of.
fercd the viceroy OF Manchuria $780,
600 for the sacred treasures In the i'm
perial palace at Mukden.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-05

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb. AFTER
debating over the evidence for many
hours. the jury in he Connors dyna-
hitting case reported disagreement
last evening and WAS discharged. A
canvass Of the jurors showed that on
the last ballot taken ten stood for ac-
auittal and two for conviction.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-05
Mechanical Ia Returned.

LOS ANGELES, Call Feb. i.-Ortie
Mechanical was returned here TO-DAY
from indianapolis. where he has been
testifying before grand jury charged
with the investigation Of uses to
which the American Federation of La
Dor put the Mcnamara defense fund
Of S225,O0O.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-05
Carnegie 10 for Taft.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Feb. 4. - An
drew Carnegie has declined an inyi-
ta,ion to address the approaching
Roosevelt State convention In Okla
homa City, declaring that he Is a
stanch supporter OF President Taft.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-05
MEXICO QUITTING DOWN.

Ell PASO. Tex, Feb. i.--The situa-
tion In Mexico today was quieter. A
special train. loaded with insurrectos
has been started for chihuahua, but
the object OF the expedition is being
kept profound secret.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-05
TAFT INVITES NATIONS TO 1915
EXPOSITION.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 4, -
President Taft yesterday signed a
proclamation inviting all nations IN
participate in the 1915 Panama-Pacif-
ic International Exposition.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-05
Cable News
TRAGEDY At NIAGARA FALLS.

NIAGARA. n. Y, Feb. 4. Thou
sands of s'ghtseers watched for sew
eral hours frantic efforts to save a
parry OF three tourists engulfed in the
ice of Niagara Falls, when the great
ice bridge broke this afternoon.
A thaw which has lasted for several
days had apparently weakened the
bridge, for there we're then signs of
its breaking and II was cleared.
Late in the day party of several
tourists. including Mr.. and Mrs. FL
dridge Stanton of Toronto, Canada,
and Burrel Heacocl; OF Cleveland, o..
ventured out into the middle OF the
span. They stood for time and
were about to leave when the ice un-
der them cracked, and began slipping
off from the parent mass In great
flakes and small bergs that reared az
they fell into the whirlpool rapids be-
low.
Instantly panic gripped the tourists
and they fed for the shore. Heacock
and Mrs. stanton we're too late and
slipped. slowly at first and then fast
er, into the gulf left by the breaking
ice. Stanton missing his wife turned
and was also dropped into the abyss
The trio did not fall far but some
sixty feet below the original level OF
the bridge found temporary resting
place. Mrs. stanton was several feet
below her husband and Heacoci
above both The noise OF the cracking
ice and the cries OF alarm from tn,
tourists who escaped brought a vas
rcrowd to the scene and the police an,
lfirc department wc.e summoned an,
ut once began attempts at rescue
lowing to the lack OF ropes It wa
more than an hour before anythin
could be done.
flF'inally ropes were brought. tn
sightsecrs pressed back and the line
lowered into the abyss to the peopl
clinging to the ice below. Heacoc
who was sixty feet down was the frs
To be reached. and after great Difficult
ty managed to catch the end OF tn
rope and go up hann over hand.
Then the efforts 10 save the Stan
tons began Stanton during the wal
had been slipping downward until a
the time he was on level with hi
'lwife. When the rope came down +
him he tried to pass 1t round undo
her arms, but his frozen hands coul
do nothing and she slipped lowe
Twice he tried ami twice, he failed
The third time he caught Ms swoo1in
wife in his arms, kissed her apdl the
Disappeared into the gult together,
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This was one of the most notable
cases of the northwest. Linda Brf-
field Hazard was accused OF man
slaughter for starving to death a
young Englishman in her fast-cure
sanatorium, There. were. several wo-
men on the jury.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-05
WOMAN CONVICTED.

SEATTLE, Wash. Feb. 4. - Mrs.
Hazard. accused Of manslaughter
was found guilty today of the charge,
The jury had been out overnight. and
had trouble In reaching verdict.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-05
w A N r S
WGD@ @@WO . COCO
TO LET.

House of three bedrooms. -four closets,
sitting room, dining room, pantry,
kitchen, bathroom; gas and electric
lights. Freshly painted and thor
oughIy repaired; mosquito proof.
Large chicken yard. On two car
lines and three minutes walk from
third line W. l.. Eaton, Bulletin Of
flee. Key at corner grocery, King
and McCully SITS. 515O-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-05

cYNAMiTiNo JURY FAILS TO
ty.gyA AGREE.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-05

one share dividend bearing IIIdHlgo
rubber stock. Address Siwel, I,ullc-
tin. . bl45ltf
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IN the doorway using language un-; Ter rusn.
cation
"Hav. you been here AL n,sAt you young A...
sAid the doctor.
There ,her.asou;,.- said Roeey rue.urY
Hes frozen onto me
Dorwer'- mouth shut VITA ci'-k lie tr--ei
his head ana siEheI The eIinKinE hand csen.a
ard BoSoys arm feii usclrs. at MS side
Hen 90 said the Doctor quietly 1t must
have Been toss-uP al thro4sh the niEht Think
yelre % be congratulated on th's case
oh. hosh'' said Robby. 4 thouSht the man
hsd gons out Ions aEo-ouiy--oniy didn't
- take my hand away Rus down
theres a good chap what a rri7 the t-lte ha.,
Tn chilled 90 the marrow lie passed out OF Ia.
tent shiverlng
pulse Of Death 5v strong waters Four ds's lA,.r
hs sat the side %; his ast saii 90 a..
patients mildly I'd a nken TO a sYoSsn to
Im-so I should
bat a. that time BOBBY reading yet another
let;er-he had the mos, persistent correspondence
of any man In csmp-and was even then about ..
write that the sickness hai sbated and in another
week at the outside would be gone. lie ID not
intend to that the chtil OF "A sick mans tand
seemed 10 have struck into his heart. whose a.
Pscites for Affection he dwelt at such length
lie did intend 10 inclos- the illustrated program
OF the forthcoming sinE song whereof he vs.. not
a little proud. lie also Intended to write many
other matters which do not concern US. and doubt
less would have done but before the slight
feverish headache which made him duu and
responsive mess
You are OVERRIDING e Bobby. said his .k,p.
per: might give the rest OF US credit OF dong
a little work You 20 on as 80 you were the ~hos
mess rolled into Take Il easy"
Il Will said hobby I'm feeling don. W
somehow" Revere looked at him Anxiously and
said nothing
There was n nickerinE OF lanterns about the
camp that night. and rumor that brought men
out OF their cots 20 the tent doors. padding 90
the naked feet OF dooiie- Bearers and the rush %
a EailopnE horse.
"Wots up7 asked twenty tents: and through
twenty tents ran the answer-"wlck. 'e's down"
They brought the news 10 Revere and he
Eroaned ANY but Bobby and I shouldn't
have cared The Sergeant Major WAS right
"Not going this journey" Easped nosby.
ss no was lifted from the Doodle "Not going
this journey Then With air OF supreme con-
viction:-"I can't. you see"
NOT II can do anything" sail tn. Surgeon
Major. who had FASTENED from the mess
whore he had been dining
lie and the Regimental Surgeon fought together
with Death FOR the lie OF Booby Wick. THEY
miniatrations were interrupted nv a hairy ap-
partition IN a blue gray dressing gown who stared
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IN round eyed horror at tho bed and cried -"o-.
'eaveni II can't be I'M until a Indignant hos-
pltst orderly whisked him away.
II care 81 man and desire to live could nav.
done auEht Bobby would have been saved ~
8, was. BE- made a hght ~ three days and the
surgeon Majors brow increased wen him
yet" Re ss'f. and TIE Surgeon. who. though 10
ranked with the Captain. had very youthful
heart went out upon the word and pranced joy
ousiv IN the mud.
"N7t going out this Journey" whispered BOBBY
WICK calamity. AZ the end Of the third day.
bravo" said the sIrEson-Major. That's
TIE way 10 look az ~. Bobbv"
~ evening fell gray shade gathered round
Hohbys mouth. ana he turned his face 20 the tent
vail WEAKLY The surseon-Msior frovned.
I'm swfIiiv tired" said Bobby. very family
WHATS the use OF bothcrin- mo with msdiciasf
i-don .t.-Vant-it. Let me alone"
The desire FOR H'e had departed. mn Rosoy
was content TO drift away on The easy toe o.:
Death.
II. no Eood sa.1 me surgeon Major ~.
d"''n' want to ir" Hos meeting ~. poor ohld"
And he bleN IFS nose
Hair a mile away ths reEimentat band W..
platIrg the overture ~ the sinE-sone Tor no
men mad been told that HOBBY out of DANGER.
The ciarh of the brass and the vail % tho horns
reached Ho5bt's
An sKgression ~ hopeless Irritation crossed th.
TOYS face. ard D." tried 60 shake his head.
The s4rEc7u-2faIor bent dpwn.-"wtat - Il
hobby "Not that waltz" niuttered BODY.
That's our own-oIr very ownest own %.
Muunv. dear"
WIN this oraru'ar sentence he sank into IN.
stupor that gave place 60 death next morning.
irs
Revere his eyes red 80 TIE rims and hi. nos.
very white won't into Hobbv's tent 90 vrito .
Letter % Papa WICK which should bow the white
head % the ev-corrissioner ~ C.ofa- Puld1ra
So TIE keeresf SORROW - nis lif-. Hobby itfia
store % papers iay in confusion the table. an1
amorE them a half nnisncd letter. The it.t ssn.
terUe 10 you eco dazzling there Ia really
20 fear. be-. suse a. Ions AZ Z know sou care zoe
me- ana care Tor sou. nothing can touch mo-
Rover STAYED in the tent Tor an hour. When
Do ttre o4t his eyes we're redder tIan ever.
Private Consun eat on turned down bucket
and listened to not unfamiliar tune Private
cor kiln wHa GONZALES. ent and should have been
terderly treated
No. 'a,l Private conEun. There's another
bioorIin OFFICER da.ed
The bucket s1ot from under hi-n. nnf hfs eyes
filed with smithyfal o. sparks a tau man ~
bi4--Eray bsd-Toen vas resardlnE him vita
derp disfavor
"roI ouEht o. take shame f1r yourself Conkyi
orfcer 49, Hioomin' orfcsr- III learn y0l a. ME
name the likes Of I'm. HanseI' Bioomin H.rgsii
T.afs vot - g."
ara the hospital orderly VS. satisfied. -ith
tre iustce o. the punish1e-t that he ala not .vsa
order Private Dormer back 90 bis cot
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Keep EN- amused and interested" said Rever.
They vent on the drink. poor fools. after tA-
nrst two and Their. va. no Improvement
Oh it's Goot 20 have yeu back. Bobby Porkiss
10 s-never mind"
attend a dreary mess dinner. and contribute
the general gloom BY nearly weeping over the
condition OF his beloved Battery. Porkiss so far
forgot himself TO insinuAte that the presence
OF the officers could DO earthly good. and thst
the best think would De TO SEND the entire RsEi-
ment into hospital and let IN. doctors look
after them Porkiss demoraliIed with fear.
nor was his piece OF mind restored when Revere
said eoldly.-
on The you 90 out tn. better .:
that's your way Of thinking Any public school
could send US hfty good men "a your place. but
IL takes time. time. Porkss. and money. and
certain amount Of trouble make a ReEiment
EN-
whsreupon Porkis. overtsk.n with a srea,
and chilly fear which a drsnehing In the rain did
not alsy. and two days later quilted thi. world
for another wnere. do fondiy hops. allow
anees are made for the Weaknesses OF the ne-h
The Reginental Sergeant-Msjor looked YEARLY
across the SerEeants Mer. tent when the
announced
There goes the worst OF them he sad
"lth take the best and then. please God. i'm
stop The Sergeants silent tn one said:
Tt couldn't be him. and all knew OF whom
Travis thinking
Bobby Wick storm-d through N. tent. n, hts
Company. rallying. rrbuking. mildly. as f. con-
slstent with the Regulations chafnnx the faint
hearted. hsiins the sound into the wstery sun
hFht when there was a break In the weather and
bidding them be OF good cheer. for their trouble
was nearly at an end seuttling his dun pony
round the outskirts OF the camp and heading
back men who. vita the innate perversity OF
British soldiers. were always wandering into In
fect-d villages. drinking deeply from rain
Hooded marshes. comforting the panic stricken
with rude speech and more than once tending the
dying who had friends-the men without
"townies"; organizing with banjos and burnt
cork. Sing-sonEs which should allow the talent
OF IN" Regiment fun play; and generally q
explained. playing the giddy garden all
round"
You're worth half dozen OF US Bobby"
said his keeper In moment o; enthusiasm.
How the devil DO YOU keep u up"
Bobby made answer. but had Revere looked
into the bresSt-Pocket % his coat he might have
seen there a sheaf Of badly written letters which
perhaps accounted for the power that possessed
tho boy. = letter came 20 Bobby every other
day. The spelling not above reproach. but
the sentiments must have been most satisfactory.
for on receipt Bobby's eyes softened marvellously
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and be- was wont to fan into a tender abstraction
for while ere shaking his cropped head. ne
charged into his work anew
rF what cover drew after him the hearts
~ the rougn'st and the Tail Tw.stcrs counted
in th'ir ranks som" rough diamonds Indeed. ~
q m5 stery % both Skipper and q. o.. who learned
from the reEim~utal chaplain tina; RobN~ was
Considerably more In request 10 the hospital tents
than t1e Reverend John Emery
The men seem fo-I % you. Are you On TIE
hospitals much said the Colonel. who ara hl.
da.iy round ans ordered tho men 60 get we'll with
a Erimns.- that ala not cover his bitter sr.ef
- little sir" said Bobby.
should go there too often = were yc1.
They say ns not contagious. but there's no r.e
IN -uru.us G@rrrer~ary risks We can't afford
90 hsv" Yu down.J' know"
SIX days later 10 va- with tho utmost difficulty
that tho post runner spasheI his way out 60 camp
with the mailbag. Tor the rain Was falling IN
torrents f'tnF received letter. uorc 70 ~ 90
DIS tent ard fne iraEram for tho reNt weeks
sing-sons lsiuz satisfactorily d'sp.acd o. sat
down O. answer o. Tor an hour tae unrandv
pen toief over the paper. and whore seufirert
ros" 10 that more than normal tiie-i"r"i. n'asy
WicE stuck OFT ais tongue srI breat1ed heavily.
lie was not used 60 isusr-writing
"Hsg pardon. cir" said a voice a. the tent
door. "hut normers 'orrid bad Or. an they've
taken bin orr sIr."
curse Private Dornsr ana you too. ssid
bobby wick. running the biottrr over tho halt
finished letter Tell him 90 come in the morn
inr"
~'Esswfi BAD. sir ssA o.. vote. hs,itatinr-
w. There was an undecided s1ueirhing of heavy
'WeIr' aald nobty impausnflv.
'Exr1sin' Imssif before and Tor takfn' the
liberty. % says t would be comfort for 90 assist
'im. or. o. -
Tattoo lao, Here com. IN on, Of me rain
tui I'm ready. what blasted nuisance sou arei
That's brandy. Drink some You want ft HanE
Co my stlrrIp and tell mo- n a. too fast"
Private I1ruer certainly 'orrfd BAD
De hal alI tut reached thr STAGE % collapse and
NaH not pleasant Co look upon
WHAT'S this. pormerr- ss'f uo5hy bond ng
over fhe man. you re not going out fHfs time.
you've Eot % come rsh.rs vith me once or
trfce more get
The blue 1923 parted arf f1 th- rhost % a
whisper aaid. 'NeE s. pardon. dr. disturbiu %
yoI nov. but would you min' 'oiiin my and. sirG'
Bobby sat tho side 90 fas bel. and the icy
cold hand closed on his like a wise forcing a
iafy'e r'rE which was che little nnHer deep IN
q" Che hrs1. Bobby set iis lips and waited. the
vntsr dripping from The hem o. Die trousers An
hour rassei Hrd The grasp ~ the hand did not
rriar nor 80 tre rrprsssIrn o. th- drawn face
change H'.hv with infinite craft 200 himself a
chsr0of vif1 the isft hard fia right arm vas
ruHrhsf t1 che e.how. and resigned himself 20 a
nirht NJ pain.
navn showed very whte. faces qubaftr-n ST.
tins the SIDE % sick mans cot. and . doctor
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that you my happiness. my iife. that despfs-
those men who think theu-eIves i-resistI5Ie
charmera % women. that / want nothing better
u yoI will only stop driving me mad leaving
alone or taknE me into the mad whiri % society.
which loathe"
But he refused % listen. D.. had called her hard
names. and he had said that be was determined
90 Eet divorce. lezving her sobbing her heart
out and b. vent 90 spend the niEht 80 hotel
suddenly The telephone bell rang
With smiling lips. James unlocked the receiver.
Ie know there was only one person who kne~
bis present Whereabouts
Hello. is 90 you-- vhisp---d E.lrra voice 90
fainty that Dc could barely hear o.
with whom have the pleasure 20 taikT" 10
asked. coidiy.
con. James you don't mean TO cay mat sou
don't know my voicsr'
% beg your pardon. the lnstrum-nt Is not very
good
"IIld sou sleep welf'
Eyes. thank yuu."
'ft is more than csn say. have not been IN
bed ~ aI"
-r1u have not~-
He tried t7 make DE voice indifferent t1 treat
her Like stranger uhu bored h.nt ffa could eco
before t.m her pale little face ana frr bf- brown
eyes Hl red uith crying her raIr sf.I dressed fn-
the niaft and her ftre.r1TIrI DRESSING gown ere
was having hsr purishrsrt nos. afd Dol ,r'orei
f.s Thought ~ o. pir'u-irE fo h.rrrIf 60 sweet.
rras NJ f.rfr rr.nn| lIIHf.Ur
'Ani sou are n5t ashamed % alr.s.f .sl ofs