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The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
Mt. LEONARD

Russell vcrmllllon returned TO NJ.
hCme IN Hisglnsyine Thursday attic.
having been station agoa, here TO-.
two months. .
Mrs, NJ. G. Bray aud daughter
Mrs. Harry Dinsley spent scvora.
days last week with relatives 81
Waverly.
Miss Estellc Grimes Visited friend.
IN slater last week
Mrs. II. T. Brightwoll and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edna Mueller and children
visited relatives IN Slater last week
boyd Cort. wife and mother, droy,
10 Slater IN he!r car Sunday % yisi.
WIN Spencer aud mmily.
Miss Minnie HocRenamlth roturno B
TO her post OF duty Wednesday ate
two months vacation.
Mrs. Msude Gentry and daughters
Miss Pauline Lorena and Lois spent
Sunday in slater visiting The formers
brother, Mr.. F. NJ. smitherman,
G, Il. Paul has purchased q now
Auburn automobile.
Joe Welch OF sedalia Is visiting his
mother, Mrs. James wolch.
Mrs. John Dyor and children,
Houston and virginia. OF Fairyillc
guests of Mrs. NJ. Gentry last
week. ir'i
pelow Is a list Of the names OF the
who have not mlsapelled a
word In spelling during the month o.
September; Lois Mae Gentry, Paul
Inc Gentry, Pearl Hubbard, Dee Cos
Allie Mayfleld, Hildred DrigCs
Willie Moore, Meude MeCormicR,
Josiah Robertson, Dorothy Shepherd,
! Below is a list OF the names OF the
who have not misspel,ed bua
one and two words during the month
of September; Mary Ellen Kollett
Pearl Moore, Eugenia sayerS Albert
Wright. Arthur Hackctt, blanche Me-
Corm.ck. John Mayiieid, Joseph kel
lett. Lorone smitherman, Ray Mccor-
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mick and Roy Knott. G. l.. Grimes,
teacher. MI. Leonard, Mo.
SALT SPRINGS

Mrs. =. A. Fulkerson was a Malta
Bend visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henniger and famll
OF near Slater spent Sunday with MI
and Mrs. A. Ransberte r.
You ran get tho Red River potatoe
rom J.. a. Drown-HIis price is RICH
MIR. and Mrs. a. II. orr and Nj
and Mrs j. a. Brown spent Sunday
With H. a. Thomas and family o.
I%lerndon.
Nrs. r. j. Robertson has rcturno
toHe again from Excelsior SPRING
where she has boon for treatment.
J. b. Smith. Phil and john Roger.
OF slater were oillcrs here Monday
Nts W.. y. Vawtcr and daughto
Martha. visited IN Marshrll. the iatto.
part oi thc week.
Mrs. VIII "lcmioa'a spcr. a.ysri
days with her father. VIZ. wood M
on MUrahall.
NaErip MGupin spent Sunday wifi
! Is sister, Mrs. J.. \. R%ausberger.
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Mr.. and Mrr. Shelton Sunday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton Sunday.
DR.. Jackson, Judge Kingf II. ~.
Taylor and John Shoemaker went to
Marshall Friday in DR.. Jackson'g car.
Ed. Elliott went to Kansas City.
Monday, where he will take treat
mcnt in n hospital there. MIR. Elliott
was thrown from n buggy by Il run
away team last June and had ono leg
broken Mt the ankle. lie has been
quito Il sufferer since. lie was nc
.ocmpanied by his attending phyEi,lan.
DR.. jackson. Chae. Oncal and Chcs-
ter Akeman. Mrs. Elliott and CHI
dtcn will visit her brother while Mir.
Flott IS gone.
The Womau's Missionary society o.
.hc &. p. church at this place gave IN
interesting and Instructive program
AZ the church Sunday evening. This
was the W. d. NJ. bay ana q coiIcc-
lion was taken for the cause of mis-
s'ong. The society mcmD,ra aro few
In number but are up with their
work.
Don't forge, next Sunday there viii
be preaching at Hazel Grove church
by their pastor Rev. Corman.
All OF the Sunday school OF Liberty
township want to come out October
% gnd listen to the &. S. workers
Rev. Williams and Mrs. Loyoiand
Who arc going 10 make q tour o. DO"
county IN the interest Of the Sunday
choola. Every ore s. invited. Tho
meeting viii be held at Hazel Grove
church Friday afternoon aud night
.OUslpr -.
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Hf2RNDON

Fred Hightshoe, wife and emily
spent Sunday with DR.. and Mrs. j. d.
Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry Clayeonb aud
daughter, were in Marshall Monday,
Floyd Freshman returned from
Arkansas last week.
II, A. Thomas, wife and daughters
attended quarterly conference at
Rose Valley last Saturday.
I'd Thomas and WE ana Mrs. Jen.
bins spent Sunday with their SON and.
family.
w. III. higgins bought win 0ster's
interest in the store at this place. Mr.,
ostor and family moved to Marshall
where Mr., oster win engage in busi-
ness there.
a, H. Orr, wife and daughter, l.. A.,
Brown, wife and son or Salt Springs
came down Sunday In the formers
car and spent Sunday with II. a. Tho,
mas and family,
Jim Barnes, wife and children,
George. Kingkendal, wife and dapgh-
ter, were Subway visitors with Mr.,
and Mrs. Lakin,
Walter Cox, wifo and baby visited
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Women Who Get DIzly

Every woman who Is troubled with
falnting and dizzy spells. ~backachc.
headache, weakness. debility. COW
ftipation or kidney troubles should
Use Electric Bltters. They give 70
lief when nothing else viii, impioy
the health. adding streneth and visor
ron the first dose. Mrs. Laura Gainor
OF Avoca, La, says: -Four doctors
had given me up and my children ana
all my friends were looking for mo -
die. when my son insisted that | use
Electric Bitters. ! did 80. and they
ave done me u world OF good" Just
try them. soc and $500 at all dur-
gists or by mail. II. u. Bucklea &
20, Philadelphia or 81. Louis. Adv
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,.'rs Savior of N'nl,, r,,I yi.lfot
4ar ,'s,cr. ,rrs Amor , Tow Jo,
In., week..
Mrs su,lc nralo q. Uosvnris ,rr
e. visiting rolgtiyps horc this ycor.
Nlrs. Ernest ynrio, a ylef,ir p.
ln,i.o, ana frIond. IN "a. I,uls tbIs
week.
Ma Cco--a y,uIlI.s NJ ,iior,i y,,.
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I:c,cmn aud Itchinr Cured.

THO soothing. healing medication e.
Or uOBsON's ECZEMA OINTMENT
cuc,ratcs oycry tiny pore OF the G'lY.
20 OF all impuritir1 - stops itch
Ing Instantly. Ir. Hobron's Ecicna
Oiaimoni ~ guaranteed 20 sroclil.
heal eczema. rasLci. rirrwcrm. tci'of
nl other unsl hily orrrurua. l;,sa
ma Ointment b. ~ lnctDr'3 pro ."rin
ton not AN experiment. ~ dur
sis'8 90 ly mail. soc r'ol"cF Clru'
mi Co.. phi'uIcilhi, and 80. i0ui
Adv.
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NORTON

TITO assessor was in this Vicinity
Gst week.
Mr.. n. d. Davis, tho contractor foi
building MIR. Jack Hawkins house,
has began work aud with fair wealth
?, tae home win soon be finished
GAIN.
Mrs, Robert Kiscr of Marshall
pent Thursday with Mrs. II. II.
'Nishcr.
Mrs, Joe swisher OF Marshall was
a guest OF Mrs, Joe Hedges Thursday,
Mr.. June swisher and sister, Miss
Ada OF Marshall were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. II, II. Swisher q week aso
Sunday.
Messrs Harry Garrett aud Harry
Swishcr started for southern Mis-
souri, Tuesday, they expect to make
provision for their families while
there and move sometime this fall.
they expect TO locate near Jerieo Spr-
lnes.
Mr. Otis Pemhertop was a passen-
ser 10 Marshall Thursday,
MIS- Golliday of Higginsville spent
q few days with her niece. Mrs. John
Wall last week.
win Jemberton and son, Barnes,
were In slater Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S, Wilson and sls-
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ter, Miss Mollie, were In Marshal,
Saturday.
Mrs. win Swisher entertained the
Cumberland Presbyterian Nlis5.oaar.
Society ThIrsdty afternoon, Tn,
ladies spent u pleasant Afternoon q.
their missionary work and all enjoy
cd the evening, Refreshments OF &C.,
cream were served,
Rev. Wilson OF slater held a series
OF meetinss at Mt, uorcb church las,
week.
Mr.. Robert Ions shipped a load Of
cettlo Saturday,
Those of this side OF Orearylllc
who attended the all-day missionary
meeting with Mrs, Robert Marshal.
last Thursday were Mrs. J. 5. Wilson
Miss Mollie Wilson, Mrs. Otis Penn
bcrton, Miss Martha Dawes, Mrs. r.
w. Hickman and Mrs, Grover Page.
Mr.. J. NJ. iTahlsr attended thc
stock show ut. Kansas City last weak
Mosers VIII aud Harry HicRmau
gnd\Jessio Nanwinkle went TO Sprlns
field. H.. to the fair Wednesday.
MIR. John Vanwinkle and daughter
went to the stock show at Kansas
City last week,
Or, ii. r, Barnes OF Nelson was at
Norton last week, to visit his sister.
who was sick,
Mrs. David Swikheimer OF Denver.
Gel, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe
Hedges.
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Mrs. Levy and family and other
friends here.
Mrs. Walter Lunbeck and children
were the guests OF relatives in Lexing-
ten Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Olive Peterman of Miami was
the guest of Miss Edith Levey several
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Potter were tran
business In Kansas CRY sew
oral days last week.
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County News
W

Mrs. Rebecca Davis returned Mon
day from n visit to her son, Marvin
Davis and wife in Sweet Springs.
Mr.. 4, p. Reager visited MI. and
Mrs. +. NJ. carothers I'm Sedslia n
ew days this week.
Vim. and1chas. Lennon, Will and
Albert Katlander and w. W. Laruc
spent from Monday until "Wednesday
in sedalia attending the I. o. o. i.
association.
MIR. and Mrs. A. p. Reager airl
daughter Miss Frances were guests
Sunday OF Walter and Mrs. Anna
Larue.
Quite a number from here attended
the pie social at New Home school
house Saturday evening. The neat
sum Of s2S.72 was realized.
Mrs. Geo. Green OF near swce,
Springs Is spending this week with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ.
llarril in New Home vicinity.
Miss Frances Reager and mother
were guests OF Mrs. Hugo Stolberg ~
Sweet Springs Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. +. Meuller, Misses
BERTHE and Edna Mueller and several
others were guests of win Lennon
and wife Sunday.
1rone Maupin Of Blackburn spent
Saturday and Sunday with her aunt.
Mrs. Sam Fulkerson.
Clyde F%ulkerson returned from
Springfield. Ill.,. where he had been
offending the fair.
DIR. l.. s. James was IN Bonner
Springs, Kas., and ST. Joseph last
Thursday attending TO business.
DR.. James assisted DR.. Tuttlo with
an operation Monday.
Jesse Carmean has purchased an
intorest In the Erdman implement
hcusc In blackburn.
Mrs. J. ~. Fordham has been sici.
for the past week.
Misses Maymle and Matte Terrell
spent Saturday with Mrs. Geo. Ter
rell.
II. c. Terrell was IN Marshall Sal
urday attend nm Insurance nicotine.
Ernest Kirchoff was ut waycr'y
Saturday.
Edgar Jordan OF Wayerly cam
over In his car Tuesday and was nc
companied home by Mrs. Hereford
aud brother. Jno. Fitzpatrick. who
remained until Wednesday %ovenlnc.
The members OF the Sunday school
viii be entertained ut the Coulter
home Friday evening OF this wec.;.
Elmwood has n live Sunday school
and the attendance seems to be grow
ing.
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DAVIS ujSrRicT

Mrs. Frank Goisler IS c|ntortainiu 9
lcr sister from Kansas City at thi,
SIS ritinF. ,
Miss Florence Hermann lut las.
Friday for an extended visit VITA lo-
natives and friends at Bo3wor;h. Mo.
quite a numbo. from This commur-
ity attended the street fair at Drums.
Nick last week.
Mrs. or Dysart aud little sca q
Dewitt are visiting relatives IN hi.
community.
Tho meeting il still IN progrcgs gt
She Harmony church.
Herb Hermann and family HpeH.
Sunday at the homo OF e. G. Babicr.
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A Gentle and Effective Laxative

A mild. gentle and effective laxative
E what people demand when suffering
from constipation. Thousands swear
by Dr. Kings New Life Pills. HUH
Tallman OF san Antonio. Tex. writes.
They are. beyond question the best
pills my wife aud | have ever taken. "
They never cause pain Price .jc.
at druggists. or by mail. II. l.. Buck.
len g. CO., Philadelphia or 81. Louis.
Adv.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
MALTA BEND

Mrs. Nelson wcut To Grand Pa
last Friday 10 spend tho nisht wit.
Mr.. aud Mira. Levi KrGmor. She re
turned home Saturday accompanied
by Mrs. Kramer, who spont the day.
MIR. aud Mrs. Frcd Bradshaw wcrc
tho guests OF Mrs. Dradshaw's bro
thor. Roy white and wife at stan
hope lat Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Long OF Grand Pass.
was the guests of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. sam Nelson and family last
Saturday.
Miss Elisha Tobln camds home last
Sunday for a short visit with her par
nts. Mr.. nnd Mrs. Jas. Tobin.
Mr., and Mrs. Ankel and son, Her
man. came down from Camden, Mo,
ast Sunday aud were the guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. JGs. Tobin.
Miss Hester Martin OF scdalla was
he guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Wilson aud family aud other relatives
and friends here several days last
week.
Mr.. aud Mrs, +. q. CUTLERY and
son, Ernest. went TO sedalia last sun
day to attend the fair.
Miss Nadine Dcnnlng was the guest
OF Miss Edith Levey last Sunday.
Mr., Wagaman and bride LETT lac;
Sunday for their home IN Manhattan
Kans. Mira, Jas, Baker accompanied
them home for a short visit. Mrs.
Coffee also accompanied them as far
as Kensas City, where she will spend
the winter with her daughter.
Miss Leah Thornton accompanied
her brother, Mr.. Leslie Thornton, 90
Konsas City last Sunday. where she
visited relatives and also visited her
brother, Laban. who Is attending col
ege at P~arksville She returned home
friday.
Mr.. Albert Doyle and Mr.. Walter
4uubeck attended the stock show in
Saiisas City several days last week,
10 Niips iiiSe VI NaNtAig wan wv
test ot relatives here last Monday.
Hiss Blanche Hall was shopping in
MARSHALL last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C.. Blackburn werC
n Kansas City several days last week
Mr., and Mrs. a. NJ. Dlckerson and
ir. Charlie Wen2el and family OF near
Slater drove up Sunday In Mr.. Wen
zel's car and were dinner guests of
l.. A. Allen and wife.
Mr.. George Matter was t%ransactins
business in Marshall last Tuesday.
Messers Joe Deckard. Frank Stock
nan. Willie Stockman and Miss Clara
went to Kansas City last
Wednesday evening to attend the
stock show.
Mrs. Steve Frazee and daughter
Mrs. Joe Deckard were Marshall visi-
lors last Thursday.
Mrs. Cox was the guest of relatives
It Stanhope last Wednesday.
Mrs. e. G.. CUTLERY was attending
business in Marshall last wednes-
day.
Mr.. Morris Wilson and wife and
Mr., Carl Wilson attended the stock
show several days last week In kan
sas City.
Miss Bonnie Byrd is the guest OF |
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T.

Mrs. Pres Tracy OF Marshall spent
Sunday with her son, Mr., Scott
Thomas.
Mrs. Gordon Jackson went to Kan
sas City last week taking her son,
Horace, for an operation for adonoids
J. ID. Gould from Nebraska has
been visiting William Israel.
Miss LutieI Gordon gave a party
last Friday evening in honor Of her
guest, Miss Julia Conrow from Ricil-
mond. Mo. The rooms were decorat-
ed with southern srnilax and carna-
lions. Mrs. Geo. Gordon presided al
the punch table. The Feature OF the
evening which furnished the moas
amusement was progressive propop-
ais, Miss Florence C~authorne and
Mr., Eustace Johns carried off tae
prizes, the n for urging his sult
most porsuasively. the other for ac-
ceptIng most gr~aciously.
Miss Marion Barrow and Miss
Sheats OF Lexington have been visit
ing Mrs. Lee McGrew.
The young peoples regular dance
took place Saturday evening. Music
was furnished byJhe Wayerly orthes-
ira. .gfE H. MLf t
Mrs. MGR. Gala way win visit IN
W%arrensburg for the next two weeks,
Mr.. Tom Landrum has returned
from Denver, Colo. where he accom-
panied his wife on a visit to his son,
Clifford, and his wife. Clifford has
bought property I'm Denver, Mr., Lam
drum says that property Is no higher
than In Waverly IL as high.
Geo. w. Hackley the only exhibitor
FOL these parts took several prem
ums on apples at the state fair.
Mrs. W. ]. Wallace ia making visit
10 her daughter. MRS. ~. o. Buck.
Mrs. G. +. Kunkie' and her daugh-
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NAM ~ nIOMN oVr TRACK.


Ia CROSSE, wis, oct. tt.-Oue
known dead, many injured. many
thousand dollars worth OF damage
TO buildings, large numbers OF live
stock killed, wires Frustrated trains
running lar behind schedule. anl
enc train blown or tho track, ARE tlo
net results m Western WISCONSIN OF
the storm lute yesterday.
Walter Spaneler, ased % was
struck by lightning near New AM
stcrdam. Wis, and killed, Many wib-
tsined broken arms aud other inlur-
les around sparta, Tomah aud yir1-
qua, but an those thus far heard from
win recover.
4 freight train was blown or tho
Chicago Milwaukee aud St. Paul
track between New Lisbon aud Maus-
ton, and the cars were piled In a
hear, Delaying traffic for hours.
Factory buildings at Tomah. La
Crosse aud onalaska were uuroosed,
Mites OF tobacco sheds with
their valuable contents, southeast o.
ViroQua, were destroyed.
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housekeeping Women seed
' Health and Strpuut

Tho work Of a housekeeping wom-
an makes a constant call In her strn.
9Th and vitality, and sickness conc.
through her kidneys aud bladder OF.
tener than she knowA Foley Kidney
Fills will %inyigorate and restore her,
md weak back. nervousness. aching
Joints and irregular bladder action
viii ell disappear when Foley K.dnc.
are uscd. Adv.
J.. II. Franklin. druggist,
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The eyangel,stic meeting at M,,
Olive being conducted by Rev. Tho
mas Barbeo OF Palmyra IS progress
ing finely, Each service Is well at
tended and much Interest Is manifest.
cd, Hon. Joshua Barbee aud siste-
Niss Mary parbee were present at the
II a. m. service on Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

Miss Christine Denny OF Arm
strong is another new pupil for the
college, who came IN this week,
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We 40 iob work
New-York tribune., 1913-05-25

long, long time; perhaps ten years; perhaps
| shan come back. Who knows?"
as 1t a wOman?"
Crawford laughed. you're always see
ing Detticoats No, Mort, not a woman;
only a snow image. Why can't you pack up
and come along with me? Naples will be
beautiful now
"TOo many contracts. haven't anv in
come like you. ! earn lots Of money; but
! have to keep on earning it. And Just now
I'm in a hole for new model. By the way.
do you know the Mcarsons who live below
Jillson'7
"Yes."
"Well, I'd give a thousand for a chance
to draw her face, to have her pose for me.
What had Crawford's sensation been when
he entered that room?
"Sorry | can't help YOU
"Why not?"
"The truth is, we are not on speaking
terms
"Oh. Well, dare say .Jillson might speak
word for me"
"Good luck" Then suddenly. What
have YOU got to do for half an hour"
Nothing.
will YOU come with me while do a
trifiing errand2"
The bitterness OF his tone did not escape
Forbes. Surely" Forbes saw the fifteen
thousand in bills at the girls feet, her dull
misery over the loss OF the box. Had CraW-
ford believed her Jewels to be in il? Oh. il
was damnablcl
They arrived presently before an apart
mcnt building
1--WE get out here said Crawford, shut
ting of the power. Mort, every man has
a curtain that he does not lift even to his
best friend Tonight I'm going 10 lift
corner for YOU. 1t is because ! want some
one with me. | am in no mood ior senti-
mcnt Come"
Forbes followed him. What was going
TO happen now?
CHAPTER X
So many strange things had happened that
- night to Forbes that he was no longer
able to sense the tingle known as excitement.
He was conscious of bluntcd wonder ike
that of a man on a stricken ship. He iCl-
lowed Crawford into the hall and up the
first flight
"Shc's probably asleep, said Crawford;
but no matter. ought not 10 bother al
all He pressed the bell button. Duty
II reads well. Mort but Is there anything
else than bitterness IN II; Duty moral OBJ
legation, Whoever said duty was pleasure
to perform. was hunting for what writers
call lines.
Moral obligation \ woman probably
asleep. Forbes waited, bending his cane
back and forth, ike a fcnccr testing ms
steel DUTY was bitter What about his,
BY and 10y a voice said slccpily, Who
is it,"
Crawford. Let me in.
"lust "a moment
Another wait She was probably putting
on her kimono. doubtless the prc,tiest one.
But for the doorhov,
"What's that" whispered Crawford.
81 didn't speak
81 thought heard YOU say something.
The door swung in. Forbes hehcld
Young woman, pretty once upon time.
Crawford pushed him in
~ friend of mine, Nctty; Nh Forbes.
She repeated the name vaguely. i was
quite evident that she was hall asleep.
81 am going away on one OF my long tups
in the morning | didn't have time 10 see
YOU today Made up my mind late Now.
Mr.. Thanc at the bank has been instructed
10 give YOU two hundred month. ] have
turned over enough bonds TO carry you along
New-York tribune., 1913-05-25

haggard eyes. Once more they were in the
cab.
He found speech. "In Gods name, what.
this, Crawford; You, with a second estab-
llshment?'
Think so? Mort, love truth for its OWL
sake: its a part Of the pride in my blood
She is nothing to me, never has been. a bit
OF loyalty to the dead My nurses daugh-
ter foolish and romantic. And man
trusted Oh, well, he's dead II was my
mother wish that | should always provide
for her. shall always do so, whether | re-
turn 10 America or not, whether live or die
Do YOU believe me?"
I'm going 20 try TO-.
"Hes, yes; understand. II is human tc
look less for virtue than for transgression
All this property round here is mine The
people live close 20 the blinds. do not
come Oiten,-Once in SIX months, but that
once IS enough for the rabbit warren OF
scandalmongcrs It's rather hard on that
young woman; but she is made OF the stuff
Of martyrs, and she never speaks OF me. nor
seeks me. Whose business IS il but mine
nine, Curse al meddlers." with a fury that
brought Forbes out OF his lethargv
Same herel' he SAID. Where was the
Florentine box-under the seat; And how
had he done It? The iron nerve @: The man,
10 have taken such risks And PLAYING poker
all that time, as cool as YOU please. 1t took
a deal Of control not to whirl upon Crawford
and accuse him pointblank.
"Forbes, have never wronged a soul in
this world; have never done anything I'm
ashamed Of. am not even ashamed OF what
Ill
any longer. You know, and ! know you
know. You couldn't keep your eyes off my
hand. It was deviish hard on my nerves to
see YOU walk in. What ! took from Near
son s safe waS-minci"
"NOurs,'
The cab wheeled into Broadway, out Of
quiet into noise. \ block or two passed in
silence.
81 sent them on a wild goose chase. To
get into the apartment was simple; the safe
was nothing. You know my hobby, insane
as il IS. hurt my hand in getting through
;hc ,ransom. Do you carc 90 know what
was in the box? A packet Of letters. One
mad day ! sent them back; and now one
mad night 90 like a thief and recover them.
You will say that J should have gone to her
and asked. know her ! know myself.
Pride or Stubbornncss, call Il anything YOU
Will
But in Heavens name what was the
cause"
I'VE have Just LETT il. Crawford said
nothing more till the cab drew up IN front
of the studio. Here YOU aye. Goodnight
and God bless vou. Boy. When you get
tired out with work. ra.. ur and come over.
You know where 90 cable. I'm 81 man over
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-07

la variabilidad existentes tambien en- ell
tipo criminal.
Y como NADIA consiente, mediante el
examen de la direction, las dimensiones,
ell indice la profundidad de la 6rbita,
diferenciar al criminal del que no 10 es,
NADIA tampoco puede concluirse desde Ell
punto de vista de la cubicaci6n de la Or
bita.
La incoherencia de los principles en-
uue Sc fundamentan las doctrinas de
Lombroso resulta evidente, considerable
que el antrop6logo debiera haber compa-
RADIO tipos del mismo sexo, de igual edad,
de la misma estatura y de igual raza. En-
lugar de proceder as1, Lombroso confun-
di6 todas las medidas y de este modo de-
mostr6 cuanto lie vino en- ganas Con
igual procedimiento pudo llegar a con-
clusiones opuestas a las que dejo senta-
das en- su obra.