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Covington, La, Jan. %, 1913.
The board of direetors Of the pub.
lie schools Of the parish Of st. Tam.
many, Louisiana. convened pursuant
to call on the above date with Presi-
dent N. H. Fitzsimons in the chair
The members preseat we're Geo. R.
Dutsch, first ward; ii. Fitzsimons.
third ward; w. H. kahI, 6fth, ward !:
H. Q. Parker. sixth wacd;4 DR.. c. F.
Farmer, seventh ward; q. p. craw-
ford. eighth ward; G.. NJ. Iaddlc,
ninth ward. Absene III T. raunt-
leroy. second ward. ma p. II. Hans
oroush, fourth wsrd u quorum being
present. s5s
On motion Of Mr.. Crawford and sec
onded hy Nj. Parker. It was voted
to dispense with the reading Of the
minutes Of the last meeting.
The following petition was recsi@-
ed from the patrons a taxpayers Of
school district No. ri 81
To the Honorable = restdent and
Members q the board ofs,
School Directors tho PARISH gof
st. Tammany. Ec1 llana.
,.4Ehs p1ssttd6i3ss Il Il / 49,
property taxpayers of School District
No. 3 of the Parish of 81. Tammany,
as created and defined YbJ rescln-
tion Of the Board of School Directors
OF said parish. passeG on the goth
day of December. 1912, and icing
and const:...: Ing onc-so,rth Of the
property taxpayers el,R.bm tc vote
It such election. respectfully pray that
your hono-sble body, acting within
and under tie authority OF the Con-
stftutfon end laws OF Louisiana. do
order than special e!s:tion he helc.
In the manner required W law, for
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-01-25
J. H. SMITH.
Secretary.
INFoRsIAToN NANTES.

Parties who have lost the address
OF w. D. Nevis and desiring tn com
municate with him will esteem Il I
favor II any one will send II "
'.T. z. . boz act. Ccvinktnr. Ia. Mr
Nevils was formerly ot A'tnn. In.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-01-25
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j Covington. La. Jan. q. 1913.
| Regular meeting called to orAe,
on the above date with Presidea,
Bourgeois in the chair ana the FOL
lowing members present: Jana,
3 Z, connauston. Jos Hoffman. 4. Beau
]; eosdray. H. J. Ostsodorf, N. j. seller
-. Lacroix. Toney Gabriel, a. yefre1
and J. H. Smith.
Minutes Of the meetiuxe Of Get
y. 1917. and January Is, 1918. vere
read AID adopted.
Chairnfan Seller. Of the arrange.
msat committee. and Chairman Cal.
riel. of the refreshment commtttee
reported progress. ss
Moved and seconded that the tele-
phone ct =. Gabriel be paid monthly.
Report Of Chief Ostendorf Wa oesf
READ And accepted and ordered srreod
on the nlinufes. a ''-', z
T. the Omcers and Members 81 the
Covtngton Ffro Department.
GentlGme0:--f, the undersixnesf.
tender this my nrst noprh's relx,rf
- Chtef Of your ilro deparlr:ealf.
81 Nov. Is, 1o11, at III. 10 4. u. \.
elAtn Wa sent Al FROM gDtotrtef
=, calljng ont the d9paf.nsAnt to Mr..
NJ s : v a'Rs 3s;,! saS a. ssa %
y5ov ~ insuranse. ofss.a "a m
unknown. y " ysfs
o. Nov. Is. 1912, "a 1879 - 4.
[an alarm wa5 sent In fr3m District
calling out TN. n 40a - n. Os,t -, ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-01-25
in the following form:
Proposition to levy q 2 =
mill special tax on all
CtAtn

property subject to State
taxation in School Dis
trict No. 3 Of the Parish i
of St. Tammany, Louist- ,
ana. for the period OF 10 NJ.
years for the purpose OF
giving additional aid to
public schools.
Notice to Voters-To vote in favor
OF this proposition submitted on this
ballot place cross (X) mark In the
square after the word YES" AMI t.
vote against 1t place a similar marx
In the square after the word mo.
And that the Secretary OF this
board be and he Is hereby instructed
10 have prepared for use at said spe-
cial election all necessary ballot boxes
tally sheets. lists of voters, asse ase
valuation of property, and complied
statements of voters in number ans
section 8. That the polling places
for said election shall be at the Town
Hail in the town Of Slidell, and Z. ".
Becker. John Peterson and -. A.
Bourgeois are appointed commission.
ers and w. H. Gardner, clerk OF cleo
tion to serve ct said town hall In said
election. And said election shall be
conducted under the laws of the State
applicable thereto.
Section /. The President OF this
board Is hereby instructed to give
notice OF the special election herein
ordered, by his proclamation to be
published according to law; and In
said proclamation he shall announce
that at ten O'Clock a. m. on Wednes
day, March 5, 1913, this board will
meet 1T the superintendent once
in Coviugton, La, and in open ses-
sion proceed to open the ballot box
e.. examine and count the ballots ir
number and amount, examine and
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Report Of the Sheriff as Tax
Collector, for December.
Budget for the Year 1913
Shows Total of $50, SOC.
Report of Parish Surveyor
as to Dividing Boundary.

! Covfngton, La. Jan: 20, 1919.
! The police jury met in regular see
sion on above date.
Present-Herman Schultz. presI
dent; Louis Peters, VIM. Bruhl, Gee
~. Bferhorst. E. e. Talley, A. D
Crawford. J. J. Cusachs, B. A. Schnei
der, J. B. Howe and F.. L. Dutsch
Absent-None.
The minutes Of the previous meet
Ing were read.
I It was moved by G. r. Bierhors
and seconded by B. A. Schneider, tha
the minutes of previous meeting b,
adopted as read.
Carried.
The following ordinance was read:
LICENSE ORDINANCE.
Be It ordained by the police jury
Of the parish OF st. Tammany, La.
That q license be ana is hereby levi
ed for the year 1913 upon each per-
son, corporation, flrm or association
pursuing any occupation, business OF
calling carried on Or conducted IN
the parish subject to 4 STATE license
sAnd - hereby fixed at the saIle as II
move levied by the btate tor such trade
goccupatinn. business or ca ing in, this
parish. except the hquor licepse
IhEklslhe ~ t1vs laussiy j.
Sec. 2. Be It further ordained,
etc, That the amount Of license due
This parish for each trade, occura-
ton, business or calling carried on
n f04 {~ k4 wS~D,
to license is hereby fixed at the
same as is now levied and collected
by the State for such trade, occupa-
tion, business or calling in this par
ish. except the liquor license. which
shall be Five Hundred Dollars.
Sec. 8. Be it further ordained,
ETC., Thdt the license due this parish
shall be and are hereby due and col
at the same time, and in the
same manner as the license due the
State, and in the event the same are
not paid when due it is ordered that
the tax collector report the same. to
his attorney, who, is hereby author
lied and instructed to forthwith in
stitute legal proceedings to enforce
The payment of the same.
It was moved and duly seconded
hat the above ordinance be adopted.
Carried.
HERMAN SCHULTZ, PRES.
e. d. KENTZEL. Sec.
It was moved and seconded that
lbove ordinance be adopted.
Carried.
The following report was read:
SHERIFF'S REPORT.
Of +. f. Brewster for the
,,nnvrfA> NJ NIOr 1919
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-01-25

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OF said parish. passed on the 20tl
day of December, 1912, and i.ejns
and const...: Ing ono fourth Of the
property taxpayers el,R.bu tc vote
Ut such election. respectfully pray thai
your hono-eble body, ac:iay withiI
and under tie authority OF the Con-
stftutfon end laws OF Louisiana. dc
order than a special e!s:tion he helc
In the manner required ~ Law, to-
the purpose OF determining whether
or not (1) special tax ,41g!. 10 levi
ed and collected in said district, and
| t2) debt incurred and bonds issued
therefor as hereinafter set forth.
Petitioners pray that q: said elac-
tton your honorable bo;:y do submit
to . vote of the property taxpayers
of said school district No. ., entitled
to vote at said election, the follow
| ing propositions, to-wi.
l. To levy q special tax of 21
mills on the dollar on all property in
school district No. 8 OF the parish of
st. Tammany, Louisiana, subject to
State taxation, annually. for a period
of 10 years. for the purpose of
giving additional aid tc puh'lt schools
A committee appointed by the
chair, consisting of NJ. I.:ldte and
MIR Farmer. reported that the petit.
ticn was sigaeu by n!netv-thre4 sisn-
ers and that .Eis was more than the
necessary 0ne-fonrth of the property
taxpayers.
The following resolution was ojfer-
ed by Mr.. Parker VINO moved IS
adoption, and was seconded by MI
Kahl:
RESOLUTION.
Whereas, there has been fi1cG with
this board petition signed by one
fourth of the property Taxpayers Of
school district No. 8, eligible to vote
at such election, praying them speci.
al election be ordered in and for said
district No. 8, at which shall be sub
mitted the following propositions, to-
wit:
L. To levy a special tax of ~
mills on the dollar on all property in
school district No. 8, of the parish of
St. Tammany. Louisiana, subject to
State taxation, annually, for period
of 10 years, for the purpose of
Giving additional aid to public
schools.
And, whereas, in the opinion Of
this board such special election is
necessary and advisable.
BE it resolved by the parish board
of school directors of the parish of
st. Tammany, Louisiana, as follows:
Section L. That special electie n
be and the same is hereby, ordered
to be held in school district No. OF
the parish of ST. Tammany. on
Wednesday, February 70. 1913,
at which shall be submitted the fol-
lowing proposition, to-wit:
/. To levy special tax OF ~
mills on all property in school dis
trict No. 8, of the parish of st. Tam
many, Louisiana, subject to State tax
alton, annually. for q period OF ten
(1O) years, for the purpose OF CIV
ing additional aid to public schools.
Section Q. That the secretary OF
the board be. and he is hereby In
structed to have prepared for use at
said special election sufficient num-
Der Of ballots, on each Of which shall
be printed the proposition men
toned in Section j cf this resolution,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-01-25
J. E. GLISSON.

Nota-We still maintain that the
advent Of the Glisscn administ-a
was marked by an abiding faith in
ifa proaressiveness and that he had at
that time the assistance and co-opera-
Zion Of 8 goodly majority Of the peo.
nle e well as Of the council, and
that the opposition that Afterwards
arose was due to the independence
81 the mayor in attempting to carry
Through the policy he had adopted.
The question Of whether he was righs
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-01-25

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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-01-25
1o.e57.4s
crsrd Total 40,105.94
Amount available to each fund:

Grand Total ~. lO5.S4
Amount available to cach 1unn:
c~iminsl fmnd 12.091.o7
Dad fnnd 6,263.34
Schno, fund 1i,3GS.72
cororal fund :,S52.41
fetal 37,37G.c4
p.ilroad tax 2,7a9.90
c-.ra Total 4O,1N594
/ certify the above To be true
and correct statement Of all amounts
collected by me for ABOVE mentioned
funds. from the 1st day OF December.
1912. to the 31st day Of December,
1912. inclusive.
- :. T. E. BREWSTER,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Sworn and subscribed before me
this 4th day Of January, 1918.
w. E. BLOSSMAN. ),
Deputy Clerk Of Court.
II was moved by Jno. A. Todt,
seconded by ]. B. Howe, that above
report be accepted as read.
Carried.
II was moved by Louis Peters, sec
onded by E. E. Talley. that the con-
tract OF Eug. Mugnier to operate
ferry boat ut Nadisonville be re-
newed for ! period Of four years.
Carried.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-10-07
Tracy, Calf.

The old southern Pacific Is putting up . lesag
light IA this country. The movement OF traias y
disoIganlLsl BY stab workmanship and wrecks ~
taking pla,e. The 10 hour law Is getting the cssuo
thu road and in the futur. receivers III
haN" n" UNSET LINES
The pilot was torn off engine 1918. Eag10o
ls5s bull pen production. died at lAthropA 4
collision took place In the Yards between sagioeo
1880 and liz. and after the crash there UeeO
-om. more candidates for the bull pen artists -
play with one more scab has left for parts -.
known with the merchants mourning his l0Go 4
fit"mans wife and the wife OF of the eea1o
had fight and the seallys wife bit the dool
Later the soabs wife ordered vAcate IT,
house In which she has been living and IL
family tan I get anything else IN town. the 60.
pany viii have TO give them a box The ~
boiler maker boss Is pacing the streets With .
patch over his II Is To be regretted that ~
good party Who mAnieured him did make q
necessary for him to carry patches both q
his
W. are very sorry To hear OF the death Of Hseses
- q l.. 'nilings. our secretary. Of Oakland
ceilings have lost "A sincere friend and Q Gooo
worker for the
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-10-07
New Orleans.

Frisco train caught the Illinois Central ~
train mapping the Friscos time. and . reeo1t
there was a bad wreck Tn. old engine on the ~
train Mas unable to get over the road with IL
.mpues II say nothing of the loaded cars and -
the Frisco hit them aud knocked them into IL
fitch Tn. fireman and engineer were sertovsey
hutt
S~ feh engine III Is Just out of the shop agaia
with "A littls paint. aud Is making noise liz
sras~horpsr l. trains are all running laee
~ account Of the boilers leaking so badly thee
wash"ut- have occurred all along the line. lhsooe
central trains are running from 20 minutes to nv
and "A half hours late The Railroad Commisetee
Is going IL give tn. Illinois Central another sces4.
Ing for not complying with the rules. but the oN
Hog viii take II and grunt.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-10-07
Central CITY.

Tho" hase been no startling dev elopments her.
IN III" past week. hut usual the company has
experienced many difficulties Engine NJ cam.
III 'tead IN "A train -Four cars went into the ditc h
al KpEine Hill. caused by "a draw bar pulling
Eugtu" 49, backed three tn. dc-tail a
IA" NJ Henry mines Engine lssS jumped the ira X
at Hillside" Passenger train III in hour
and % minutes late account Of the engine not
st"amtug Two trains Of bad order sent
1" Louisville. one with - and the other IL
There At Still ~ bad order IN the yard here
Al engineer WORKED hour and 30 %
lis "ug1ns a. liuT~" branch II tie l. seah-
ting dgt#n. " Vii Publish HI name W. are all
tpr Gf.$ff:Nt. STllkE h.te At III point anI
Inr I.I,lai.lA mn IL ,nmptDmIs.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-10-07
McConb.

Unl'ss somr radical change Is made In the sits
ahpn hrfpf" winter. railToading the l. Z.
going - L. a fare"
nrgro hobo had both his legs of In II
yards bns II the zcab mschlnl=is Was fired -
saying he Nss card man Scab Machlnist Hare
lng al collision With IN" general foreman. aft9
whton h. auit II i getting real for IL
scahs at the hull pen
five scah maohni.is quilt last week II te0
keep on leaving Al this tate there wont be man
II them LIT at "a" pen. Trains continu. to ~
late. aud ats pass through here a most delaer
dat'd condition Had order ears here In hfo
hninh"t2 an scahs IA all departments are lsarme
the >'ttles - the COMPANY.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-10-07
Fort DODGE,

I,'rVtiag 10 N" merry lu th. Gypsum ct
AMI tbs vi b" "Ir War t. In .hi al
Thompson. TIL night boItf make. l. ahouf 81.
up the fsht lie Ia bon ,,hhIu2 f,t thr.e
iHprtHs fsNs "n tn promise that L. Woud b..
given - 9suts an touf. hut ~ b.. is getting
"n.y t"o IT, per ~ minutes II Il" 'trti.s 1T
H. thr' At AID quits H. had better 1t l.al
pll Norway and tty and hidc his .4a,iow To-. h.f.i
- north I,alc
several rs w'rr reduced t" SidlHf.fs Iu \
At ltt IL NIX Auofh.t VIZ fttak iln,. a.
III" asst nj AMI Passenger trsln- NJ. tod to
tor ia la4fs TIL roaa r,u ~. 81 ~ "a, IA.
regular pr fighters The cumpank Is develop
It's ta.H ~ L. a. lasns fh,u. Tx sha4u, diaA
t'.- al st#s#t 4Eht iIAtafe-. I'm ~ ",.r -.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-10-07
Ogden.

Tn" repnrt from ogden - short The picket ttse
for ih. Wssk ending saturday. sept attn. was =
follows NaHhnistS a. machinit helpers "
h"il"t makers. ?. hnler maker helpers. = bloen'
SMITH. ~. blacksmith h.lpers & sheet metal wors.
"r~. ., and ar men. .. making a total OF IS mse
: J. passenger train M pulled In by
freight euelu. the morning Of the ssth on aceoass
II engine Ito DYING IN tn. road
Hop" IL hhk" more 10 report for neat week
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-10-07
Evansville.

tn" Illinois Central Is strictly up against II -
this city There are 2a1 bad order ears here as
M competent -'ah- To repair them. The scabs ar
departing aud forgetting To pay their last tespeeU
~ tho KIND merchants who have been So good 70
th"m during their STAY In the Indiana city. We
81 IN" merchants Il looking for his sailor hoy JAG.
- ~" amount et $40 %. and n furniture merehAss
has found out that his instsllmsnt plan fuTnitufe
Las left tn state
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-10-07
Freeport.

I'' l#.l.##. ''ttrai doing VIVA . for Is
~ l'' "a - tt'If sfHg knni" ~ IN tai'en en-
i 't'.s IT - Zines t. following tNfraets
s''. 80 Ii#ta.- '.uffal magazine. anl they prov.
f.'t ii ls -ts. al the Illinois central IL
The Washington times., 1913-12-09

navy yard have sent out cards for a
dance al the Officers Club for O'Clock
December -.
Mrs. Thomas p. Gore has returned 10
Washington from n visit to her home
at Lawton. Okla. She will not be at
home until the first Thursday in jan
uary, when she will open her home at
1862 Mintwood place to visitors. Mrs.
Gore will assist Mrs. Danie.s tomorrow
afternoon at Single Oak.
=
Mrs. Harriet Blaine Beale has return
ed to Washington from a visit in the
West and is at her apartment i'll the
Connecticut.
The marriage of Miss Harriet Rich
take place tomorrow 'eN"ninS at s
o clock at the home OF Miss richardson,
br other, DR.. Charles W. Richardson.
Ial1 Connecticut avenue, in the presence
of a small family party. Miss Richard-
son was graduated from Nassar with
the degree of A. s. and A. Al, and from
George Washington University with the
dc gree of Pin. D.. and since leaving col
leg, has devoted her time 10 the pursuit
% science. Miss Richardson has made
crIleCtiCns of Crustacea for the Paris
Museum. and has spent much time in
European laboEatOries, studying the
collections made by the Prince OF Mon
AGO ana those in other noted museums
OF E,uroDe
The Washington times., 1913-12-09

Ala amusing story Of how forty
six-year-old husband shaved off his
rnUstache and otherwise disguised
himself i'm ordey to spy on mis- wife
al .kuantic cit: last summer only TO
b. discovered ~ j pimple on his ear,
- unfolded IN the testimony in the
maintenance suit OF Mrs. Lillian l..
Della against Edward L. Della IN the
District Supre .Ie Court.
The case cane up before Justice
Stafford. presiding in Equity Court
NJ. ,, today, but Attorney MILAN,
representing Mrs. Della. asked for
d Continuance until Thursday. as At
Jorney L. A. Bailey. appearing for
the husband. had intimated TO him
that 4 reconciliation was possible.
The request vas granted
Already there Lave been five recon-
citations and sig separations of the
couple. who were married February
I9. 1872. according to Mrs. Della, and
the attorneys are hopeful that the
present trouble will be patched up
amicably.
The amateur detective work done
by Della at Atlantic City is described
as follows by rim:
Il changed my appearance.
shaved off ny mustache and just
simply combed my hair back. and
put on q light suit of clothes which
maybe sne had never seen me in be-
fore. and welt down there at the
hotel which ! knew She was at, TO
sec how she vas acting and to try
to keep her from recognizing me at
the start"
Della testified that he got by with
the disguise the first night, but the
The Washington times., 1913-12-09

the remainder, but he finds in Jones
Vile something to make him change hi,
mind.
In the old-ashioned parlor of Judr
Spottswood's home he meets the girl In
room that would bring joy to Davis
Belasco's hear
Into this room walks Broadway:
fate, and he knows 1t the minute he set
eyes on the pretty country girl. know.
that he wants to stay IN Jonesyille ant
carry on the business that his fathei
and grandfather have handed down q
him: knows for the first time IN hi,
life that he wants to work-to do some
thing and be somebody-and the girl II
the Inspiration.
Mr.: Cohan is giving splendid inter
satisfies the. most critical portion OF hi
audience. As usual. he has surroundet
himself with an excellent company, in
Guiding his father and mother. the
former appearing as Judge Spottswood
a tender old darling. thoroughly unde
played by Mrs Cohan- Miss Editf
the Washington girl. has III.
role of Josie Richards. the girl who i:
the moving spirit of the chewing gun
factory. and is delightful in this part
Her friends gave her royal ovation
last evening, and her father and mothe
occupied a box and beamed gratifics
ton and pride at their daughter
George Parsons, who has profile liks
Holbrook Blinn, played well the role o
Robert Wallace. "Broadway's'' friend
and Mary Murphy was delight as th'
country girl, Clara Spottswood- DAME
Burns, as the small son Of Judge Spotfe
wood. the boy who was sure he wouh
grow up to be a big man some Of thee
days, made the most of splendid part
and NJ. ]. Sullivan as Rankin. Jones
man servant, gave an excellent char
acter delineation- Smaller roles wer
played by Ada Gilman. who was
scream as Mrs. .Girardr the wealth.
widow; Clarence Heritage. Jack Klein
don. John Fenton, George Michaeis. ans
Harvey. Three Of the scene
are laid in Jonesville- the first takini
place in the apartment OF young Jone
in New York city.
The Washington times., 1913-12-09

nurse girl little, but she knew Gretch-
en- was not Il nurse, for Aunt Patsy told
her she was a hiGh-tOned lady. because
her name made her 50. Nevertheless
Caroline went 10 bed that night won
derinG what the other dolls thought of
Gretchen. and whether she ought to
make her the mother Of the doll house
OF Marie's daughter.
Marie was a French doll and had 4
great many clothes and hats. She had
always been the head of the playouSe,
and Caroline did not know just what 10
do about establishing Gretchen Won
Dolls position.
Pretty soon she stopped thinking ard
listened. Yes. she did hear voices from
the corner where the doll house stood.
Caroline pumped out OF bed and look
ed at the doll house. then she listened,
yes, some one was talking and, il sound
ed rs though they We're angry.
Caroline tp-tocd to the corner and
looked in through the dollhouse Win
dow. the open end .! the house being
turned toward the wall.
Marie was standias i'll the middle of
The Washington times., 1913-12-09
MAY Gaze At Moon If
You Are in Lone, Is
MullOWny'S Ruling

That man III love may legally
commune with himself on the roof
of an apartment house near a girls
school or any other place surround
ing which there is a romantic at
moSphere. was established beyond
any doubt today b. Judge Mullowny
in the District branch of the Police
Court. The judge dismissed the
ease Of disorderly conduct against
Aristide Rod"duc. who was charged
ny the tnvernnr"i Of h"'- "
"Peeping Tom" on the roof Of ths
.'n~" -'''rt'r, o.. irC. , .., 90.
was alleged he looked into the rooms
of young women students OF Guns-
,un ltJii.
TestifyinS in his own bcltir.
yOUug Rod.quc explained his pre-
encc on the roof garden Of the Car
dova by saying that his girl friend.
with whom he quarreled, had often
The Washington times., 1913-12-09

the living-room looking very angry and
ing out of the window at the other side
of the room.
why don't you answer me?' Marie
was saying.
But Gretchen did not turn her head
and Marie took a step nearer to her,
Are You deaf?" she asked at last.
Il want to know what you are doing
in this room; my maids are never al
lowed in here; II you do not answer
will call some one to put you out!'
Still Gretchen did not turn or answer
and Marie went out of the room and
down to the kitchen.
Tomorrow I will tell you what hap
pencd.
Continued Tomorrow