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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-23

Peter Jounakcs. one OF the eur-
ccssful dry farmers OF che BLACK
Hawk section and a member Of The
Advocates big family. was transar;-
ing business In the county scat
Monday. t f
Mrs. Ous Olson. after several
weeks visit with her daughter. Mre
Matt Gilmour, returned 90 her home
in Colorado Tuesday Mrs Osou
believes Price T. the finest town ~
the west.
Neil n, NIadscns thc scofich mcr4
chant. was here Monday an buei-
ness. leaving. however. Tuesday
morning for Zion. he Il we'll along
Nth HIS new business block az the
coal camp.
Tho Rex. Prices new picture
show house IN the Turner building.
opened ha doors 90 the pubiic. iasi
Tuesday evening with "A vaudeville
stunt. The opening night was well
patronized. t
John 4. Parry Of Winter Quar-
tcra was pleasant caller on The
Advocate saturday morning. Mr..
Parry has Just completed proof or
his homestead entry In thai section
az the county
s. A. Wells. proprietor OF the My
ton Market. was IN Price Thursday
and Friday OF last week on short
business trip. Conditions generally
on the Reservation he reports a. be
ing very good.
Dir. aud Mrs. u. NJ. Neher motor
cd down from Castle Gate last sun
day. the former being here TO look
after several paticnfs at Prioe. and
an Of whom are progressing nicely
under his care.
+. r. Mcmillan OF The Advocate
force expects 20 build a homo ON
HIS lot. Just south OF J. w. Loof-
bourow's residence. the coming fan
II 4 20 cost around twenty five
hundred dollars.
General Superintendent Johnson
OF tho Southern Utah railroad was
doing business AZ Price lnst Tues
day lie states that the camps over
south are working a. best but three
days a week now.
h. =. Rains OF Salt Lake. VIC,
prosident and general maaager ol
the Standard Coal company. has re
turned from San Francisco. whers
he has been on company business.
Salt Lake Mining Review.
The ara class OF the Carbon coun
~ High school VIII design the mem
bership badges for attending mem
bers OF the National bankers osso
citation and OF the Utah Bankers
association for che annual conven
tion Of the Utah Bankers aasoeia
tion. June iith, l2th and isth, al
Price
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-23

John G. staicy. deputy sheriff. ~
Winter Quarters. Wis a comfy seat
visitor Friday OF iast week The
weather generally has been bad IN
the higher part Of the county and
nuitc severe storms prevalent a
Mlrs Lora Harmon entertained az
an Easter dinner MIR and Mrs. A.
s Horsicy. Mr. aud Mrs +. n. Rob
inson. Misses Amy Hatch. Elma
Tayior-and ANN oJncs. and Mcssrs.
JOY Rhcad. Frank carruth aud
samuel Bisrd.
f1a r. goa rtnfItt
on the ascraea ali q tho coal
camps Of inc county. With the cx-
coption OF sunnysidc. are at this
time working about three days a
wcek. snnnyalde. on account OF 80
coke production. u ecttins In full
SIX days each week. =
u Il considered possible that J
" Richardson. supervisor OF gov-
crnment work In Nevada, will be
appointed 20 supervise tho survey OF
the Green and Grand rivers IN con
ncction with the building OF roscr-
voira TO regulate tho flow OF the
Colorado river
Fred Pafcrnoster has rcosivcd
bids for the pow building he u to
erect n the city remains wet at the
corner OF Main and Eighth. the
wade properly. They are all
around thirteen thousand dollars.
with Lars 0undcrson OF Price the
lowest. a. n said.
Large quantities OF wool from
outside. VI away from tho railroad
pens. IL coming into Price al this
time for storage and also for I'm
mediate shipment Considerable
wool that was formerly shipped
from Price IA now. however. loaded
aboard the cars az Wellington and
a, Verde.
n. 5. Nelson. the sanpcic banker
and siockman. ia here thA week
seeing In person 10 the ahoaring Of
his nocks at the Wellington cor
rala. About eight thousand OF HIS
sheep are being shorn at this time,
lie wont through tho winter with
slight losses. Around fourteen
cents pound Is being offered for
Eastern Utah woods.
The Utah Railway company. nov
building from Castle Gate 10 The
coal camps OF the Consolidated Fpel
company south OF Price. IA con.
d,mning rights OF way all along ~
~, posed line f-om Thistle Junction
"a Pruvo. which would indicate uhal
the wefterh terminus OF he road 1,
not TO remain long this side OF ths
soldier summit divide.
/ n a Williams. superintendent o.
the Green River division OF ths
beaver and Rio orande. and c. II
Cody. agent az Helper. have resign
Cd their po6ltions with the rnllroat
and wih engage an che real osial,
and Insurance BUSINESS al Helper
They are erecting building ON th.
east side OF Main street 10 be oocu
pied by the new firm and DR. $40
panskey.
Work u well along with the Mad
sen 4 Sons Mercantile compan.
building al soofleld. The lowel
floors and basement are 10 be FOL
mercantile purposes. while the SO
ond noor will be fitted up 10 sui
a tenant for hotel purposes, includ
ing an office on the first floor. Mar
ager Madsen Is advertising for
tenant for the lotel In This imppes
sion Of The Advocate.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-23

Agents and demonstrators in ev-
cry city and county 10 handle DR., J.
II. Horr's sanola Skin Foodr King
OF all face beautifiens. Never fails
on eczema and sores Of any mature.
pimples. blo'ches. blaekheads and
rough skin. 90 per cent TO live
agents. Box Gas. Salt Lake City,
Utah.--Advt n
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-23

Lucas County
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath TINT no Is
genicr partner ~ tho nrm on n. y Cheney
q Co, doing tl1Incia IA the City on 10.
edo County and siate Aforesaid. ana
that sQld lrm win puy the sum ~ ONE
HUNDRED DOLlARs for each and eV-
PRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed IN
ny prescnce. this oth day Of December.
lSaaD A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure ~ takefi internally
aud acts directly upon tho blood and mu-
cous surfaces ~ The system. Send for
testimonials. free.
v. y CHENEY a CO. Toledo. o.
Sold BY all Druggists. nc.
Take Hhlfs Family Pills for eonstipAtion.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-23

Ladies' tailor made suits at the
Modern Tailors. nsaf 70 the Savoy.
--Advt.-
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-23

Clothes tailored In Price at the
Modern Tailors. next TO the savoy
---Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-23
Best Of Companies
Absolute Safety

DO not hesitate to ask us for
any information OF advice con
corning Insurance Matters. We
are here 70 give you the best
in Underwriting
This agency and lts standing Is
90 extensively known that n is
the first thought when anything
In Insurance or Bonding Is
mentioned.
We write fire. fidelity. plate
glass. accident. automobile.
steam boiler. roni. burglary
every known kind OF insurance
lin some Of the best compan-
lee doing business IN America.
INDEPENDENT OF THE
FIRE INSURANCE TRUST
Shares Of the Price River irri-
CATION company and the Price
Water company for sale or rent
during tho Irrigation season.
Real cstatc-city or ranch
propcrty--both improved and
unimproved Consult our hsis
for the real bargains here
abouts Abstracts Of title
R. W. CROCKETT & co.
Main street. rdce. Utah.
Wen Go Your Bonds.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-23

Rubber stamps OF every descr,p-
tion sold BY The Advocate rubi,sh.
Ing co.--Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-23

George stewart. superintendent
OF The Castle Peak mines. near My
ton. and Arihur Lyon. one OF the
proprictora OF the Myton saloon.
came In from tho reservation Fri
day night OF last week and Journey
"a zionward the following day No
shipments Of elisonitc are being
made from Castle Peak section at
this time. There II a very small
demand for this hydrorarbon AZ the
present time and bcaidae A. u,
NaKnam. president Of the company
IL planning to route further ship
ments BY way OF vcrnai and Craig.
the latter in Colorado.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-23

Robert Williams. IT.. supcrlnten-
dent at Castle Gate. has gone 10
Somerset. Colo. 10 take similar
position With the Utah Fuel com
pany, While superintendent Mc0raw
comes from the Colorado camp to
Castle Gate IN the same position
Whether the change h permanent
with tho two men IL not a. yet AM
nounced W. ~ wetzel. civil en-
ginoer for the coal company AZ Cas-
tie Gate. goes TO sunnysidc az na-
slstant Superintendent lie expects
70 spend considerable time At Price,
however. and may bring his family
here from Castle Gate.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-23

Iva, Young, formerly barber
at Price. a TING week IN from the
reservaucn country and reports che
Price colonies out that way all pros
perous Farmers Of that section
are well along with their spring,
work. Conditions with most OF
them are steadily improving. AL
have hopes OF railroad soon.
which viii enhance values OF real
eAtate all along the line.
Leon starmont has resigned -
night editor OF the Daily News NJ
Grand junction. Colo. and win
leave sunday for the East to resume
his connection With tho Hearst
newspapers. lie viii be succeeded
BY whipple Chester. The young
man is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
starmUht Of Thompsons Springs.
and 3 detained 10 make n splendid
record In the newspaper game.
A s. Hughes, general traffic
manager Of the Denver and Rio
Orande haa announced that Fred
wild. Jr.. hns been appointed TO the
position Of freight traffic manager
TO replace II. NJ. Adams. resigned
Wild has been ecncral freight agent
and ~ succeeded by W N Lamp
ton. who has been IN the traffic de-
partnont OF the Denver and Rio
Grardc for number OF years
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-23

Tile April number OF tho Carbon
Ia bicng mailed 10 ia subscribers.
Il viii be the last Issue OF The pres
ent school torn and ia ciifor. Mat
bradley. Winds np this season IN a
blaze OF glory. as 4 we're The April
number Il the largest that has In
sued. There IA more reading mal-
ter than In the preylous numbers
aud that the efiorta OF the high
school In getting Qua monthly
magazine are appreciated by the
public senersly Is shown by the
many new advertisements appear
Ing this Lionth. The Carbon win
be continued next term. The final
Literary effort OF the students viii
be the getting out OF high school
annual which they plan 60 make
one OF the finest ever produced IN
the state.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-23

T. In the slate high echool contests
which are 10 be held IN salt Lake
city. May Sth. the Carbon County
High school VIII he represented By
Lynn Feuscit IN art, Fred Woods Ia
music. iaseiic .whiimoro IN dcria-
nation, and Emma johnson 81 read
ine Contestants wnl alec be enter
81 IN domestic science and art The
high school representatives have
NO, ~ yet been chosen for tho lat
ter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-30
Enthusiastic Meeting Held Last
Night of Cairo Directors Of
K. |. I.
JACK HERBERT WILL
MANAGE 1915 CAIRO TEAsg
And Again Lead it to Victory--Bas-
sett Endorsed fer presi-
degt by Cairo.
the n.atron is at her right.

Preparatons.f5f baseball this sea-
son We're started last night at the
meeting Of the directors Of the Cairo
Baseball Association. The meeting
was held in tho otlico Of President
Dr. n w. Cox.
Jack Herbert -vwho wen the PEN
nant lor Cairo Hast year, was also
present at the meeting and has vir-
tuaIly been signed with Cairo for
this season The directors and Man
ager Herbert agreed to terms and all
that rGnaius is the formality Of clos
ing the contract which will be COM
pleied this week
The Cairo Association is indeed
fortunate in again securing Manager
Herbert, as his work last season. of
winning the pennant for Cairo. mas
shown what he can accomplish. It
was the first pennant Cairo has won
for a number of years and the teams
playing faster ball than ever.
President Bassett of the Kitty
League was endorsed at the meeting
for reelection as president. The
Association pledges their support to
elect Or Bassett, president. The
Kitty League meeting Will be held
in Cairo next week and DR.. Bassett
has been urged to make the date
early in the week. so that work ran
he commenced rs soon as possible
The big fire at Clarksville last
nigilt may have some effect on base
bali matters in that city and tend tC
prevent that city from coming into
.Ma league. Y
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-30
men Do FAIL To
CONSIDER us AS
HUMAN BEINGS"
says Dr.. Anna Shaw, President SuF.
.age Association in a Teach
ers' Convention.

Atlantic City, n. J., Dec. 20 -
Men fail to consider us as human
beings or units OF the commonwealth
which we are simply related. they
are logical enough when they con-
slider problems where men ars con-
cerned, but they are completely
thrown eff their base when suffrage
of women is brooked,p said DR..
Anna shaw, president of the North
Woman Suffrage Assoeia-
tion, in addresses before The annual
convention OF the New jersey state
Teachers Association &ef t9daS< y
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-30
Bank R08DR Is
C5PIU8ED AFTER
TAL Nc $4,000
Puts Cashier in Vault--Cashier
With Screwdriver in Pockecs
Unlocks Vault

Bingham, Utah, Dec 20 man
who gave his name as Bert lIeastea.
held up Cashier Hugh Randall, two
mon and boy at the Bingham
State Bank today, securing $1S.0O0
IN cold and currency. but WAS ar
rested without assistance soon after
wards.
His quick capture was Que to the
fact that the cashier had q screw
driver in his pocket whichhhe used
0 unlock the vault in which he
and the others were locked by the
robber
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-30
Eastern Financiers See the possibili-
ties of the Panama Canal
in Near Future.
PLAN INCLUDES INVESTMENT
OF FIVE MILLION DOLLARS
To Build Freight Barges and the
Construction of Terminals at
All River Cities.

st, Louis, Dec 29,-.plan5 for a
$5,000,0O0 freight barge line on the
Mississippi river We're submitted to
the board Of public service CT st.
Louis, in n letter received today
York, technical advisor for a group
Of eastern fnancicrs
The company proposes to con-
atr7Jct terminals, at its own expense,
Mt the arious large shipping points
on the river, and it is assured tho
mll cooperation Of those cities in
the Interchange of freight, from
river to railroad facilities
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-30
in the Fighting in Northern Poland
In South Poland Russians Have Com
pIetely Defeated AustrianS -Petrograde
Issues Orders Prohibition of All Alcohol
ic Liquors and Bee.


Associated Press.
London, Zee, 29.-The American
note protesting against the British
treatment OF American commerce
and insisting on an early improve
| ment, comes RS q complete surprise
to the British public, as there prac-
tically had not been any intimation
that fraction bad arisen between the
tstse gufes T.srEc a is.
The placards posted by the even
Ing paDors were given over exclu-
siyely to the American note, and the
papers gave it the largest headlines
they had given any news during the
last month. Consequently the Brit
ish people regard this as one Of the
most important occurrences of the
war.
Nothing Of its kind since Presl-
dent CleYclands Venezuelan mes
sage has produced such sensa-
tion. Tho first impression of the
public here, is that the note may
create friction and perhaps some un-
friendly feeling, although the news
naners point out it specifically
states the representations are made
in a friendly spirit,
Even the war news was given q
secondary place to the note in the
news columns of the papers, al
though that coming from the Rus
2ian front was highly gratifying to
the allies
There has been a slackenng of
the fighting in northern Poland be-
tween the lower Vistula and Pilicia
rivers. where the Russians have
captured some German trenches,
prisoners and guns and the indica-
lion Is believed here that the Ger
man frontal attacks Of the army
euardng Warsaw have been check
ed definitely
In Southern Poland the Russians
also record some success, while in
Galicia they apparently indicted de-
feat on the Austrians almost as
serious as that which Austria suffer-
Cd in scrvia
Since their last offensive was
stated the Russians have taken 5o,-
90 Austrian prisoners and captured
many guns According 10 Russian
official report, Is is estimated that
Austria has between three and four
army corps on it re-ertry into Cali
cia. 1t must have lost more than q
Third Of that number in killed,
wounded and prisoners.
The state of the roads which are
deep In mud, has prevented the
| Russians from taking The pursuit
az affective as might have been.
Of the lighting in the west, the
French and German reports are in
direct conflict The French claim
to occupy the village Of st. George,
which is on the main read between
Niauport and BruEes and TWO miles
| from the former town. On the other
hand, the German report says I'VE
have gained some ground near Nieu-
port. Heavy lighting is also taking
place in the Areounes and on the
Meuse"
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-30
FRI. DESTROyS Z
BUSINESS BLOCKS
At CLARESVILLE
Strong Wind Fans Flames Which
Threaten Whole City-Help
Asked From Other Cities.
France

Clarksyille Tenn, Dec. %. Fire
early tonight, destroyed large part
Of the business section Of this city
and famed by q strong wind. as
aumed such threatening PROPORTIONS
that the fire department Of Nash
vile, Tenn, and Hopkinsyille, KY
We're called on for aid. The con-
hagration started shortly after 6
o'clock in an opera house and spread
rapidly. BY midnight two blocks Of
the business district were totally de-
stroyed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-30
CARUTHERSVILLE:
NAN DISAPPEARS
At St. LOUIS
Robert G. Grow, Former Postmaster
Missing From lis Eoorn in Ho-
tel Since Week Ago.
BESSIE HALLIDAY ILLM0.
WOMAN ARRESTED IN CASE
Grow is Known to Have Had Large
Amount of Money in Possession,
Foul Play Feared.
BESSIE HALLIDAY ILLE0.
WOMAN ARRESTED IN CASE

A Cauthersyiile married man
and an limo, Mo, woman figure in
the mysterious disappearance Of the
former from hotel in ST. LOUIS.
Robert G. Grow, a we'll known in
surance agent and former postmaster
at Caruthersville, 113 miles down
the river from Cairo, lett his home
about ten days ago ana went to the
Pontiac hotel at st. Louis, from
which hotel he disappeared fc"
days later, leaving all his effectsia
mis- room II IS feared by his broth
ser, former Congressman Charles A..
Grow. that he has met with foul
play as he was known to have had
a large amoant Of money on his
person
A telephone message from Ca
ruthersyille to Cairo parties was re-
ccived yesterday stating that tn"
body of a noater had been found
near Cairo and the auestioner want
cd to know its description, thinking
the body might be that of Crow, who
may have been thrown in tho river
or committed suicide at St Louis,
The following is the story Of the
disappearance and the arrest OF the
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-30
NAN SHOOTS WIFI:
WHO lift HIN
THEN KILLS SELF
After Dangerously Wounding Wife
He is Surrounded by Posses
Then Suicides.

Herrin. Ill, Dec. 90 Failing to
affect a reconciliation with his wife,
from whom he separated several
months age Joseph Carbinctta. shot
and dangerously wounded her and
after falling to escape and sur
rounded BY posses Of officers shot
and killed himself.
The eayoalty took place in ths
settlSment of Freeman1s
Spur a fe& Miles aGzth Of aere. (.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-30
Wife is Told of His Duplicity.


Many of crows acquaintance, il
was said In Carathorayille, have
known for some time thet his inter
est was not wholly cealcred in his
wife and two children So when
the news of Mrs. HafFcyH asree'
reached the Southeast Missouri town
its significance was soon explained
TO the wife by friends, who thought
the truth could not longer be kent
from her.
Grow lived ut the Pontiac Hotel
Nineteenth and Market streets, for
four days before his disappearance
a week ago Yesterday He had 5000
and this was missing from his room,
though all the clothing he is known
TO have had in st. Louis, including
shirts and underwear were found
in his room. This has led to the be-
lief that he was carried from his
room in his night clothing and kill
cd. The alternative theory is that
he may have purchased new cloth
ing and disappeared purposely
Charles A. Grow, a former Con
gressman took charge of the search
for his brother, and city detectives
placed on the case at his request
learned that Robert Crow had been
in correspondence with Mrs. Halli-
day, who had come to the Pontiac
from her home at limo, Mo, shortly
after his disappearance.
The woman was found yesterday
in the company of Thomas Daniels
a "hellhoy" Of the Pontiac Hotel
who is of about her own age. The
(Concluded on Page Two.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-30
LOCAL FORECAST

For Cairo and vicinity: Cloudy
and colder Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-30
CREDITORS Of
Dl(lUOIN BANK
MAKE CHARGES
At Belleville Tuesday, Before Circuit
Judge, Say Cashier Nisap-
propriataed,

BelIeyille Doc 29.-AppLcation
for the appointment OF receiver
for the DuQuoin Bank of Henry
Horn, was refused in the circuit
court here today.
Judge Crawl ruled that sufficient
cause for the appointment of a re
ceiyer had not been shown and said
that creditors We're at liberty 10 lIc
against the Horn estate in the pro-
bate court of Perry county. The
bank has been closed since Dec. 10.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-30

Cor Guided on Page Si.k
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-30

CONCLUDED on Page Two.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-30

Father Eschmann, who was for
merly pastor Of the St Patricks
church Of this city, but now Of Du-
Quoin, one of the executors of the
estate Of the late Henry Horn AT
that place, had with the other eX-
ocutor made objections to the ap-
poinsmert Of a receiver of the pri-
vata hank of Horn.
Creditors of The DuQuoin Rank II
Henry Horn, who appeared in Bol'a-
Vile yes'"rday ard asked Cireait
Judge Crtw to appoint a receiver
for the private institution owned by
the late Henry Horn of DuJuoin,
H., alleged in their petition that
Henry Horn. Jr. cashier of the bank,
misappropriated the banks funds.
The petition did not charge Cash
If Horn with misappropriating any
specific amount. 1t charged that he
owns real estate and personal prop
erty which he purchased with the
banks funds. Creditors asked Judge
Crow to enioin him from disposing
# that property.
Henry Horns estate, tho creditors
allege, is insolvent, and no one has
power to continue his business. A
receiver for the bank was asked be-
cause, it was alleged, the interests
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-30
Associated Press

associated Press,
London, Dec. pa dispatch
from Petrograd says; IAN order IS
sued there. prohibiting the sale OF
all alcoholic drinks in the city in
ending beer This order applies
even to the clubs and high grade
restaurants
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-30
CARNEY BANK RORRFn

Carney, Okla, Dec. 29.--Two men
today held up the Carney state Bank
appropriatiug $4,000.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-08-15

EN &4FA& -
Rome.-The German government is
doing It's utmost to bring about a
change in ltaly's attitude in the Euro
pean situation. but direct appeals to
King Emmanuel have been in vain. It
Is asserted Italy, having declared her
neutrality, intends to maintain 1t.
Italy's position as q member Of the
triple alliance, and therefore Ger.
many's ally under certain conditions,
has been discussed In every phase and
the consensus Of opinion Is that the
Italian people never would permit an
act OF hostility against France and
Great Britain.
Because Italy Is neutral all nantes
tations for or against the belligerents
are being ~repressed. Yet everywhere
spontaneous outbursts Of enthusiasm
for France have occurred. In Rome
there have been frequent cries oi
Long live France! Long live our
Latin brethers!' and the "Marseil'
laise'' is being sung In the streets.
The French embassy here md the
French consulltes in other cities q
lta1y are receiving offers from men
who wish % Join the French forces.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-08-15

"cheap Jack" Got Come Satisfaction.
A cheap jack" was Offering cheap
clocks. finely vanished and colored,
and with q looking glass in front, to q
lady not remarkable for personal
beauty.
Why, It's beautiful" said the ven
der.
beautiful, indeed; a look at It al.
most frightens mel" said the lady.
Then. marm," replied the man, see
Ing q bargain impossible, you had bet
ter buy one that hasn't . looking
glass;"