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The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
GERMAN AMBASSADOR COUNT
Won eERNsToRFF AND SEC
RETARY LANSING MEET.
SETTLEMENT is PROBABLE
The State Department viii Give
Full and Frank Exchange of News
May Take Some Time to
Reach Agreement.

Washington.-Count Won Bernstorf,
the German ambassador, and Secre-
tary Lansing held their first conver.
sation since the settlement OF the
Arabic case, and took under consid-
Grafton the questions growing out Of
the sinking of the Lusitania, last May,
with the loss of more than 100 Ameri.
can lives.
The plan OF reaching an agreement
without the exchange OF formal notes
worked so well in the Arabic case that
it is to be followed in endeavoring to
solve the Lusitania problem. The
conversation was only an approach 10
the various issues involved in the
controversy, and It was indicated
that 1t would take some time to reach
a common basis for settlement.
There is no disposition at the State
Department to hasten a settlement,
but to give every opportunity for q
full and frank exchange of views.
Originally the American govern.
ment demanded disavowal of the act,
reparation and assurances that the
incident would not be repeated. The
last is considered to have been dis
posed of through the published in,
structions to German submarine COM
manders not to torpedo ships without
warning.
The question of uisavowal is beset
with many complexities. since the
commander acted under instructions
existing at the time.
That Germany will give the repara.
ton desired in the form Of indemnity
Is considered not unlikely, in view OF
the fact that virtually the same prin-
ciple was involved in the Arabic case.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
May Revoke Licenses.

Chicago, After looking over a list
Of "a alleged violations OF his sun.
day saloon closing order, Mayor
Thompson said that only three of the
cases appeared to be serious enough
to warrant action. The mayor said
he would call the three saloonkeep-
ers before him to explain why they
had not obeyed the law. Failure TO
satisfactorily explain. the mayor said,
would be followed by u revocation OF
the licenses or refusal to renew the
liauor-selling permission.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
Jap Committee to U. S.

Tokio,-Baron SniDusawa, ecolo
mist and banker, accompanied by Mo
tesada Zumoto, proprietor OF the 10.
kio Times, and others sailed on the
Shinyo Maru for tour Of America
to investigate conditions among the
Japanese and to promote friendship
between the United states and Japan.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
lenath of Life Grows.

Chicago.-Within the last 25 years
the average length of mans life has
been increased 10 years, according tC
DR.. Victor c. Vaughn, dean of the
medical department Of the University
Of Michigan, one of the speakers hele
before the Central States Conferepc:
on Problems of Social Hygiene.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
London Refutes Charnes

London.-lt is officially stated that
the papers relating to the case of Miss
Cavell were published exactly as they
were received from the American
embassy, and, of course, after the con.
sent of the American embassy had
been obtained.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
Russia Seeks Loan.

New York.-Agents of the Russian
government, it is reported, are seek.
ing to establish credit loan in this
country somewhat similar to the re-
cent $500,000,OOO Anglo-French credit
loan, although no bond issue is con.
templated.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
To Keep Fewer Stamps.

Observation-Disclosures burglaries
have been so numerous of late that
an order went forth to all postmasters.
except Of the first class to keep on
hand smaller number of stamps and
other papers Of commercial value,
and to guard them more carefully.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
PASSENGERS Give Up Gold

Liverpool.-Before The American
liner New York sailed for the Unit.
ed States all the passengers were de-
prived of their gold coin. This rule
providing for the prevention of the
carrying of gold from England is in
effect at al ports.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
A Lid For Card Clubs,

Chicago.-Gambling among women
is to be stamped out in Chicago, Chief
Of Police Healey announced, after
raids had been made on so-called card
clubs, where admittance fees ranging
from SO cents to 81 are charged and
where prizes are awarded.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
Dreyfus Nephew Killed,

Paris.-Lieutenant Emile Dreyfus,
nephew Of Alfred Dreyfus, has been
killed in action with his regiment
the Ihirty-second artillery. Although
only "a years DID, Lieutenant Dreyfus
had won the military cross of the lie.
gion Of Honor.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
More C1loniaI Troons

Ottawa, Ont.--Canada will put n
quarter Of a million men in the field
This decision was announced by the
premier Sir Hobert l.. Borden. A to-
tai Of 10000 men already have en-.
rolled.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
MORGAN Is ConvaIescent.

New York;. p. Morgan spent g
comfortable night, following the ops
ration he underwent for appendicitis
and his condition was in every way
satisfactory, according to a bulletiI
issued by his physicians,
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
Villaists Kill American.

Jerseyville, Ill.-Isaac R. Ely Of this
city was shot and killed by Villa fol.
lowers at Ebano, Mexico, May last,
according to messages received by the
relatives of Mr.. Ely here. The fate
OF a son and a daughter have rot yet
been learned, although investigation
by the Mexican consul at St Louis
has been in progress several months.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
Ask u s. 70 Relieue Poles

Washington.-Germany has asked
the American commission for relief in
Belgium to unoertake in Poland re.
lief measures similar to those taken in
BelgIum.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
u. S. 10 RuX Eastland

Chicago, o,-The steamship Eastland,
which tipped over in the Chicago river
July "a with loss of S12 lives, may
be used as government naval train.
ing ship.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
3 yan Wants No Pity.

Cleveland. In speech for prohi
bition at q MACS meeting William Jen
nings Bryan told an audience not 70
pity him for his unsuccessful poll.
uca career"
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
Norway EXpects Bryan.

Paris,-The correspondent OF the
liavas News Agency at Geneva trans.
mits a dispatch to the Frankfurt Ga.
zette from Chrigtiania, Norway,
which states that VIM. j. Bryan will
arrive In Norway in mid.November.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
Biu Order For Russia.

Boston. CONTRACTS have been sign
ed by the American Wooden Compan
for the delivery of 100000 yards oil
uniform cloth to the Russian gov
ernment.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
Russian Banks in u. S.

Petrograd.-The Ministry Of FL
nance is planning to establish num-
ber of Russian savings banks in the
United States, to receive deposits
from Russian nationals there.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
100000 Jews Starvinu.

London--At a meeting here in be-
half Of the fund for the relief Of Jew.
i8h victims Of the war in hussia, il
was announced that there are 100000
Jews starving in Russia.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
Cotton Is Comma Back.

WashinGTon.-An enormous in
crease in cotton exports during Sep
tcmber was shown by statistics an
nounced by the Bureau Of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
Condemn 81 More TO Die.

notwithstanding to the Tyd
81 additional death sentences against
persons who were charged with es.
pionage and treason have been pro-
nounced by courtmarhal at Liege
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
Priests Die at Front.

ottawa, Five priests OF the Ottawa
Roman cathedral have given their
lives on me battlefield in the cause
of the British empire, it was announc.
ed here.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
Norwegian Ship Is Sunk.

London.-The Norwegian steamer
Eidsiya Of 1901 tons, of Bergen, has
been sunk. The crew was saved.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
Czar to Southern Front.

Petrograd, The Russian emperor,
accompanied by Crown Prince Alexis,
has gone to the Southern front.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-06
LAUNDERING THAT
WINS.

THAT is THE HARRISON SORT
We have built UP from almost nc
business 10 the largest Laundry hero
ahouts, and one OF the most up.tO.
date In this country.
Brains, the know how" and keep.
at-iveness are responsible for those
results when good dressers prefer,
You don't know just how good your
linen can be made TO appear until
you've sent u" a bundle.
Harrison Steam Laundry
Phone No.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-09-17
Casa de EscUeIa De-
rruT5acia

En el distrito escolar No. 24
Rio Lucio, este conjado, FL lunes
de esta semsna, SO derruubo el
techo de la casa de escuela que
acababa de ser construida por eI
contratists Sr. Jose Eulogio Medi.
ma.
Ell nuevo edifcio escolar habia
sido recibido por les directories de
escuela tres cuatro dias antes del
derrum bamiento, y el liltimo pago
favor del contratista SO hizo en- el
mismo dia. Como en- tai caso los
directories fueron epganados por el
contratista, el liltimo psgo de..$122,
80 fue suspendido por el Tesorero
de condado, por orden del Cuerpo
de Directories y Superintendent,
en- el inter ell edifcio sea construi
do en- conformidad con 81 contrato
y fanza, que dice que la misma es-
tara Oh fuerza 81 Ell CONTRA.
TISTA NO GU MPLE FIEL Y
LEG AIN ENTE EN- HACER Ell
DlCHO TRABAJO.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-09-17
TAOS NUEvo MEXICO A., vIERNEs de sEPTEMBRE 1915

pergersidaa aparentan ser 10 que
no son y neiores que los denas, y
quiersn anticiparse lOa juatos
juicios de Dios juzgando 7 conde-
nando aus semejante5 y absol-
viendose 81 mismos de sus NAL.
dades. Son peores Que los bora
chos porque dslibersdamente y a
sangre fria comaten sua pecados y
viven disfrazados con la mascara
de la virtud. Pero aun para estos
cuando Sc arrepientsn hay clemen.
cia y perd6u en- ell tribunal del Sc.
Tor, que lamas deia dc prestar dido
a los ruegoa del pecsdor arrepenti
DO que reconoce sus errores Y los
coniesa con sinceridad Y contri
ci6n.o
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-09-17

Sc halla en- eata de Taos el + Of.
Serain Abeyta, de Manasss, Colo.
bajando por el interes de la
"Ssn Lnis State Academy" de Ma
nsssa, Colo. FL Prof. Abeyta es4a
iDteresado especialmente en- el De-
partameato de Preparatoria Y por
10 tanto totnara cargo personal 5e
este ramo de Ia Academia. Solici.
ia alumnos para tan importaDte
institution educational, la mas
importante en- ess parte de Colora.
do para hispano americanos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-09-17
Del lDr:J.H.MeLean.

Mclean
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2ESPNLAS ERUPCONES
DEL FUEGOS
bada de del
las :
Vocanio del DR. j. H. Mclean apique afecadas
Voa
possible soptaro a dlocd
H Mclean. "a
6PES ENFERMOS
nidad yfe
7CORTADAS la
Ell Linimento de Aeite Vocanico del H.
mas M
BESTIA.
Preco bot Venddo
a de cad
n u u PRMIPAARasEp2 BE- AsE2 Na uNNoasMsEENTE sE PoR
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-09-17
Anuncio al Pubiico

Ell DR.. 7. +. Tannus, eapecialis.
ia de ojos, n.ariz, oidos y garganta,
de Santa Fe, N. M, hara su pro.
xima vista Taos el dia 81 de
Ssptiembre y permanecera hasta
despues del dia 30 del presente
Septiembre atendiendo pacientes
en- 81 Hotel Columbian, como de
costumbre.
Sc aJustan anteojos cientitica.
mente. 38.40 3t.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-09-17

senores Lauriano Mares, Samuel
Eoqnivel Y Anastacio Santistevau.
A las p. M. Tn encuentro
ppgilfstico en- ell pargue. Mata
chimes por los indios las . p. m.
Bales en- todas las salas durante
Ia tarde y noche.
SABADO, Ola 2-CabaIlos
broncos-Csrreras de Burros de
automovil. En- la noche bales de
etiqueta en- la casa de Opera, Taos
Hall y Espinosa Hall.
TEODORO ROOSEVELT
Ell Ex Presidente Don Teodoro
Roosevelt, Yuien por primera vez
viene como espectador de las ferias
de San Jer6nimo, hablara EN- el
parque de la plaza de Taos a las 2
p. NJ. del dia 30, pues el ex Presi.
dente desea regresar ell sabado en-
la maflana.
Habra como dos mil pesos para
carreras etc.
Durante Ia feris, habra tam bien,
en- la casa de cortes, exposition de
los Productos natnrales y de agri.
culturs del condado de Taos
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-09-17
PROCRAMA
Para Las Ferias de San
Geronimo

Microbes, dia ga las 10 q.
m. carreras de pie, en- sacos, ba.
rifles, al radedor del parque.
A las 2 p. u. Mssachines por
loa indios en- el parque de la plaza.
A las 6 p. m. Visperas en- el
pueblo indio. Los indios tendran
el famoso bale llamado de 'La
metida del SOL"
a las S en- punto Sc principia-
ran los grandes bales en- la casa
de Opera do A. Miram6n, Taos
Hall y Eapinoss Hall. Durante
la tarde habra tambien Maromas y
titeres por la famosa Compailia de
Bernardino Chaves.
Jueves dia 30-Tods la fiesta,
durante el dia, Sc concretara en- ell
Pueblo Indio con los famosos bal.
les = carrerras por los lDdios. Pri.
meramente, las S a. m. tendra
iugar en- la Iglesia del Pueblo una
solemne misa; luego sigue la pro.
cesi6n de San Jer6nimo oficiando
el cnra parroco de Taos. Despues
de la procession siguen las famo.
sas carreras indias y luego otros
bales acostum brados por los in.
dios.
En- la tsrde, en- ell mismo pue,
bio, subida al palo encebsdo y los
famosos Chifonetes y otros bales
que duran hasta las 3 p. Ii.
En- el parque de la plaza, en- la
tarde, bale imitaci6n de los bales
indios. En- la misma Maromas Y
bales pd6'icos. En- Ia noche, des-
de las s P. IN. grandes bales en-
todas las sslas.
Ola 1ro. DE OCTUBRE. Es
to dia sera el mas importante de
Ia feria. Todas las diversiones to.
msr&n lugar en- la plaza de Taos.
A las 8 a. m. Simulacro de
Guerra por los indios, representan,
do 81 asesinato del Gobernador
Bent.
De las 10 las II A. NJ. Ca
rreras de a pie, en- sacos y en- ba
rifles, al rededor del parque.
A las ? p. m en- punto carreras
de caballos. Hsbra dos carreras
de csbsllos y una de cabalIos
ponies. En- cada carrera hsbra |
dos premioa y podran entrar todoH /
los que deseen tomsr parte. Los
iueceH en- las carrerss 10 seran los !
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-09-17

Como parece que el contrat IL
ha rehusado poner de nueyo el sss
cho, el asuDto Sc halla ahora So te
ell Procura3or General del Estsao.
Es la creencia de lcs abogados "a.
Gales, que el coatratista ! sus is.
fores tendran cue sutrir los pew.
Juicios en- case que la escuela de
rse dis.rito 10 pleda abrirse el la
4 de Octubre, feeAa en- Que debe
abrirse Is tscuels confcrme los
contratos entire directories y macs.
LrOs.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-09-17
I'm Las Causas de un
Tomddor y un Pro-
hibiCionista Que
Querian Entrar
Al CieIo
(Cuento Alegorico)

Reheren que algunos amos des
pues que So propag6 por el mundc
el uso excessive de licores embria
gantes y So organize la secta que
predica contra la bebida. Sc pre-
sentaron un tonador y un prchi
bicionista reclamando entrada la
mansion celestial, y San Pedro,
que como es sabido, guarda las
llaves del cielo y admite a9uellos
que tienen derecho ser recibidos,
acudio su llamada.
Estaba su merced algo mohino
del mucho traba]o que tenia abrien
doy cerrando a cada instante Ia
puerta, y pregunto a los dos postu
lantes que SO les ofrecia.
Contesto el bebedor: "Y o. senor,
aunque fui muy pecador mientras
vivi en- ell mundo por haber sido
dominado por ell vicio de la embria
guez, al morir ale arrepentl since
ramente de mis- culpas, y coufiando
que Ell Sef1or me las habra perdo
nado, le suplico humildemente que
me admita la mansion de los us
tos."
Antes que San Pedro diera con,
testaci6n Sc adelanto ell prohibicio-
nists, y dijo: "Io tambien quiero
entrada al cielo, y tengo para clio
mayores meritos que este, pues
siempre FIJI sobrio y virtuoso y ia
mas probe nj una gotta de bebidas
que envilecen y degradan. Al mis-
mo tempo exijo que no sea admi.
tido este vicioso, pues fui testigo
de sus desafueros y muchas veces
lie exhorte y le prediqu6 para que
Sc reformase, y no me hizo ningun
caso."
Entonces San Pedro Sc dirigio
al tomador y le diJo: ~ tu que
dices sobre esto."
"Yo, senor, digo que este hom.
bre dice mucha verdad en- 10 que
toca a mis- faltas y sus eXhortacio-
mes, pero espero me valgs mi arre-
pentimiento y la infnlta miseri-
cordia de Dios para ser perdonado."
",Y que Juzgas til de Is conduc-
ia de este hombre que te scusa."
"Yo, senior, NADIA Sc sobre los
hechos de este individuo y no pue
do afirmar ST seria bueno malo'
Repuso San Pedro: ';Poirias
decir til si fue soberbio, blasfemo,
hip6crita. envidioso, egoista, u otrs
cosa que impida su entrada este
recinto~
Contest6 ell Tomador. "Yo, Sc
nor, NADIA puedo afrmar tocante
esos puntos, porque siempre fui
enemigo de meterme en- negoeios
agenos, y nnicamente estoy positi
vo de Lac faltas que 20 Sismo co.
nett, y no fui nj soy atcionado
iuzgsr mi projimo.
San Padro.-"Ahors til que tan
isto te muestras en- scusar tn
pr6iimo sin que nadie te lame de |
testigo, tienes que demostrsr hssta
iue grado eres dlgno de entrsr en-
j gremio de los bienaveuturados.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-09-17

to valdra mentlr pQrque t1s ooras
y tus peasamientog eat5n consigna.
dos en- el libro de Ia ysrdad y de
la Justicia.
Respondi6 el prohibicionista
"Senor, reconozso readidamente
que para Dios no hay NADIA oculto,
y estoy listo confssar mia cul.
pas y a pedir perddn par elias, cual
10 hice antes de morir. Asi, pues,
confeso que fui sobsrbio, vanidoso,
hipdcrits, entremetido y falto de
carload para con mis- s9meJan.es.
A mas de ESQ, me agregue a la
secta prohibicionists, no con el pro.
p6sito de hacer bien mi pr6iimo
sino para darme tono De reforma.
dor y para fomen!ar mis intereses
politicos y particuIares. No tuve
piedad para con aquellos De mis-
pr6]imos que eran mas d6biles que
yo, Y aiempre procure su daf1o azo,
tandoles el rostro con mi menos
precio y aumentando gu deaespera.
cion y su desconsuelo con mis- in .
sultos ip1uriag. Este HON bre a
quien en un arrebato he denuncia.
do en- presencia de I'd. fu6 IN
buen hombre en- muchos respectos,
pero ell uso inmoderado del licor
cause su ruina."
San Pedro.-"Me allegro que re
conozcas rIs malos procedures y te
arrepientas de tn falta de carload,
y ESQ te servira para mercer slgu
Ia indulgencia. Pero te dire que
todavia nacesitas mucho para ser
purifeado Y para tener entrada en-
el paraiso. Necesicas para purgar
te de tns culpas mil a1los mas de
penitencia y expiaci5n en- el Par
gatorio.'
"Grscias, senor," contest6 ell
prohibicionista, "agradezco infni
tamente su bondad de I'd. y la mi
sericordia divina J me someto hu.
mildements a su sentencia."
Luego el Ap6stol dirigi6ndose
al tonador lie dijo; elias sido un
gran pecador en- el mhndo, y Ell vi
clio que te dominaba ha ocasionado
muchos iDfortuDios J sufrimientos
a los miem bros do tn familia Y a
los que Sc asociaban contigo, Pero
ell Senior Ia tornado en- cuenta los
grandes y Sinceros esfuerzos que
hacias para correjirte y enmendar
te, Y el arrepentimiento verdadero
que mostrastes al abandonar la vi
da temporal y mundane, y por ESQ
sobre ii ell manto de su
En.ests consideration
te conceda Ia entrada la manci6n
celestial sin exigirte penitsncia adj
cional, conociendo que bastante
purgatorio tuviste durante ta vida
con los sufrimientos que te hicie.
ron experimental tas debilidades y
tus vicies."
En- seguida San Pedro Sc dirigj6
4 los espectadorea, que eran unos
angeles, querubiues y Sc.
raiines, mas del Tomador y el
Prohibicionista hizo ests reflec-
zion exhortaci6n: "Son muY ra.
,os los borrachos que entran al
,eino de los cielos, porque ell abo
ninable vicio de Ia embrisgu6z |
Irrsstrs los mas al dltimo grsdo |
lie la degrsdaci6n pecamiuoss, pero
lay algunos que por sus baenos
y sano corazon lsnas
,ierden Ia esperanto de reformarse,
! sin cesar imploran el perd6n 2 la
nisericordia del Senor Y los obtie-
len, del mismo modo que est7 a
luien voy admitir Ia moraca de
os justos. Aun mas raros son los
sriseos hip6critaa, de corszGu NAL
ado y de egoiamo sin medids. que
lcsnzsn Ia salvaci6D, por3ue ea su !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-16
CHAPTER a.

rSE busy with her own
thoughts. did not notice the
closed cab which stood at the
u Corners the next morning a.
81. IRE TIE house. As she passed By.
however. walking brfskiy up 20 the
s1rsare car. Oncer Mack. who had
boeg watching that cab and the hand
soms brunette whose vivacioss face
h1d 1ecaslonally appeared ~ the win
fl~s. cav che cab s-rrt ard slowly
u1re away.
June haI stepped FROM ber uptown car
raf was crossing tp Broadway when
q Closed cab passed heT. turned and
drew 40 from the opposite direction.
end r sioved hand tapped on the win
dow Tommy Thomas. tte eiri -
whom Gilbert Rive Ind introduced her,
Which way. pretty msidt~ Tom
nvs glowing face prOtruded from the
door - che cab.
To the employment Office. Kind
HGy.~ she laughed. and June exhibited
boz rffie address slip
~fT take you over offered Tommy.
The two girls laughed together ~
fher drove away. buf % the next cor
na- Tommy excused herself for n mo
meat urG ran into drug store 90 teie-
phone. Tommy hurried ont and re
turned Co. her place iu the cab with
runC. but Mr.. Willard. 70 whom she
had ph0ned. remained az the telephone
1rI called mp another number
when june walked into the Acme
Employment bureau. having chosen n
new one. quite naturally. since the Old
ono hal sent her 20 n gambling house.
she found new address ready for her.
\ lady wanted comrauiOn-
ffer eyes widened with pleasure n
che suv the beauty nf Mr. Wizards
Rome. o. was scarcely visible from the
street sei back Of and below tangled
rruflsion - shrubhcry and trees Re
fore 90 rolled the broad. smooth Hud-
son Her timidity was set entirely NJ
rest when In the coy parior Just hack
81 the stiff drawing room sbe met the
ludfy facet Mr.. Wizard
Compauion7 She was not 90 be n
eDmunniOn to this charming and sweet
and vet sometimes sad lady. She was
20 BE- n friend. r sister. n daughter.
They Suew that much in the first three
minutes - their conversation and then
Yrs Wizard took June M 60 a wonder
fl1 bedroom which had once been n
chuds. upou the walls 81 which were
p@arocka rud rCosters and GromeS aud
elves N was visiting dag am1a- the
Wizard cottages and the cottages BE-
you.d whf~h were not Willard cottages 1
and June bad the Joy ouce more Of eiv- /
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in=- mingled with the sorrow that there
vas need.
II was late when they arrived ~ the
cotfnze % the GrcSxs. and as they en-
tered the front door Mr. Grozg came
~ from the lower road and entered the
hack door. fuiiy ten feet behind his
breath. He was n rcd faced man with
no blend IN his countenance whatso-
e~~r- Scse. ears and al. be. was The
same tint Of red from where bis neck
ros@ out 81 fts spraying collar to
where his low forehead disappeared in
h. srrs wing yellow hair.
~bafferuoou. ladies' observed Mr.
GroSE cheerfuIly and bowed his smile
To- the direction Of the severe eyed Mrs.
Willard and the shocked June. Brought
You little present I.ouz." and. with
80 much extravaEant importance as IL
this had been the rajah's Jewel. be be
slowed on Mrs Grogg the potted token
% his thoUghtfulness. a geranium in =
papier rnache pot
Mr. Gregg was thin woman. chiefly
distinguished for droopiness and hol-