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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-23
THE CURB MARKET.
Trading Active and strong In Spots
-GeucraI Tone Firm.

Aside from a display Of activity in a
few special descriptions OF the indus
trial group yesterdays curb session was
without particular feature save a re-
newal OF n firm undertone. American
Zinc and Electric Boat closed from to
) points higher on active trading. In
ternational Petroleum gained in excess
of point and United Cigar stores. new.
and United Profit Sharing improved
oil sh~res turned upward on a small
volume OF buying. Standard OIL OF New
Jersey closing 4 points higher. standard
oil OF California advancing 2 points and
Ohio OIL moving up . points. New York
Central rights continued active and
strong and the Western Pacific 5s gained
| point Mining issues were generally
firm and somewhat more active.
Transactions in detail on the market
Yesterday were as follows:
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Market for steel.

Tho market for Steel is naturally the
centre of speculative interest. Since the
smart setback from COS 20 567- last
Monday steel has moved within very
narrow range, while n great amount OF
stock has been turned over. on Tues
day and Wednesday II sold as low as
57i. Yesterday. Just at the close, II
got down TO b. According to the Moor,
which IL now bear'sh, there are several
thinrs which put steel IN n tender posi-
tiur In the first place the rise in
steel from 80 20 6oTs was somewhat
out OF proportion TO the advance In the
other leaders Next week comes the
quarterly report. The showing may not
square with expectations. Professional
speculators. therefore. were reported
Yesterday a. cunning for Il certain big
stop loss order supposed To- be situated
at 56s. Whatever the outcome the
movement OF Steel out ~ the present rnt
IN either direction will be considered
significant by the chart readers
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The short POsitiOn.

That portion OF the speculative ele-
ment whose opinions are made for them
by price movements has taken tho short
side OF the market The successes 20 far
have not been too brilliant, but the
failure OF the market 20 develop any
thing like Irresistible strength may he
encouraging The reasons given for this
new position arc very much the same as
were heard throughout the great rise
from people who we're not In the mar
ke, The advance was too swift. L.
had gone too far. Prices look high
anywhere near this level. The selling
has been splendid. There are evidences
OF distribution urde- cover OF especial
strength in few quarters.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
rhe New York Federal Reserve Bank

The New York Federal Reserve Bank
rates we're per cent. for thirty to
ninety days and per cent, Cor Longer
bills.
Open market discounts primo accept
ances. maturing up to ninety days. ~
T2k per cent.
Commercial paper rates were ~ "a
per cent. for sixty and ninety day Bins
and for four to six months best names I:
"a q5 per cent for others.
Time money was fairly active. Rates
we're "a as per cent for sixty and
ninety days and ala per cent. for four
months; 3Hd3% per cent. for Ave
months and td4is per cent. for longer
periods.
Call money on the floor OF the Stock
Exchange yester lay ruled n per cen; (.
high, per cent: low. ia per cent
Domestic exchange In New York: st.
louis, DC. premium: San Francisco. Coo.
premium; Minneapolis, SOC. premium
'h!cago, 25c. premium; Cincinnati, &c.
discount: Montreal. s71S% premium.
Call money In London was l4qlh
per cent: short and three months bills.
per cent
Sterling exchange eased on Final
quotations were: Demand, as ISIS.
cables. 4.79L.
The weekly statement OF the Bank
81 England shows the following changes
Total reserve Increased $3.50, 900: circu-
lation decreased 1854 900. bullion In
rreased $4,000: other securities In
creased f650s.00o; other deposits de-
,reased fl4.220, 900: public deposits in
creased f2l. 257 900; Government securl-
ties decreased $4,000.
The proportion OF the banks reserve
to liabilities is now 1850 per cent.
against 1890 per cent. last week.
Bar silver in London, % l3-isd.: In
New York. 50Ac.
New York Clearing House statement
Exchanges, 1851. 65l, Os6; balances. SIS
o06,sSe: Sub-Treasury credit balance.
s101,369.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

me Wisconsin Edison Company. Inc
porte Gross operating revenues fo- ~.
month ended March 81. 1916. AZ t7ia6y "A.
creaas OF oss per cent compared r,,,
March. 1914 Operating expenses v... ~
per cont less and net earning. w.. s., 20
or ~ per cent above las, year IN. laIs,.
avc.!able for the Wisconsin Ed,.on Cor
pany, Inc. and depreciation 81 suh,i. a-.
An Byilesby electric properties reno-,,,,
for the week ended April 10 showed ns' cav
nected load gains Of iI6 cusiomr-.. With /.
lilowatts lighting load and ~. horse move,
In motors New business contrac'cd for IL,
Guiding go customers. with sso p'l,v.,,,
lighting load and ~ horse power ~ motor.
Output OF the properties for the week VS..
..se. go kilowatt hour an increase 81 A.. =
per cent over the corresponding week Of ar
year
The annual report OF tho rn'oi Ral-.v
and Electric Company OF Baltimore w M.
year ended December 81. 1914 Shove r-c.
earnings Of f9.n3.S3S This j. ar .u..-osss =,
si57.3i7, or / a. per cent over tu- 're~e4.a,
year. Operating expense. and taNa- ,ysf, /.
per cent. heavier and hfed charge, rose "
per cent The surplus for the year after IN
terest on income bonds and preferred .,o,s
dividends was S,2Si.s43. cou;ra-'ed viii /,
eurplus OF Sl.3el So for 1873 Common s,o..
dividends aggregated {SIsiis. leav.r. . mos
and loss surplus OF Sfe9 3aS a. conira-.i p,,r
dividends on the common --orr aH-fr. ~
of S19l 1862. and profit and To-. bal air.. -
sbD.5
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More War Orders.

United States Industrial Alcoho, COM
mon rose 6la points yesterday on n re
port OF a profitable war order. After
the close the repor; was denied AZ the
or'ces OF the company one OF the
runors ostcnsibly contributing 20 tho
strength Of the copper stocks said that
tho Guggenheim interests have refuse 1
/, firm bid Of lsl, cents for 10000, 900
pounds Of copper
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-23
This Board
of Directors

assures conservative banking. and
brings TO the service OF this Com.
pany and its customers the CON
bined experience Of successful
business men. You are invited 10
confer with our officers in rcgar!
to banking or trust business. We
pay interest on deposits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-23
Katy Weak.

The weakness IN Missouri Kansas
and Texas stocks as a reflection OF the
Rock Island recelvershtp ought 10 serve
n good purpose IN hurry!ng deposits OF
tho notes for extension.
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SUB.TREASURY STATEMENT.

WEDNESDAY.
raid ny sub Treasury 10 banks So otL o0n
raid by banks to sub. Treasury. / $40 400
Gain 10 banks on days trans
actions ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sl75,o0o
SINCE FRIDAY LAST
Plii by sub Treasury 10 hank 81. np7 mo
raid by banks 10 sub. Treasury. lO";S Oon
Cain to banks, 3i7l3.o0o
Loss to banks same period pre-
vioas week. .,,.,..,......... $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-23
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
An Iuteressing stage.

The stock market has arrived at an
stage. Tho perpendicular rise
ceased last Monday. since then bust
ness has fallen or steadily and there
has occurred A distinct setback. But
there is nothing yet to show that this Is
more than a setback and that the market
has changed It's trend. The reaction has
been rather small compared with the
extent and raipidity of the previous adj
vance. The most important thing about
II is that II is the first worth speaking
OF that has occurred since the upward
movement started.
There has been n great deal Of profit
taking and undoubtedly q short post
ton Of some size has grown up. AZ II
logically should. To this extent the tcch-
meal position has been strengthened
Prices have gone back relucta ntly. There
has been sufficient new buying TO pre-
vent anything like positive weakness
In short, the only change that has ap-
parcntly occurred 10 a cessation or the
frantic and almost hysterical speculative
buying seen last week This movement
was plainly Of the gambling type. in
spired by the sight OF swiftly advance
ing prices There IL nothing 20 show
that buying OF the NOR" cautious KIND
which made the whole movement posi-
Bile, has ceased. The buying Is based on
the fact that stocks are still cheap
and money Is cheaper IN other words,
that the values are still there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-23
DIRECTORS

VINCENT AsToR.
GEO. p. BAKER,
Chairman Frs, National Bart
STEPHEN BAKER.
President Bank 81 IN Ssnhs-sn ca
NICHOLAS BlDDLE.
Aston STAT
GEO. n. CASE,
Whhe & Case, A-toraeTs
THOMAS COCHRAN,
Pr.,,den; Liber'Y Hsnon'l s.ns
HENRY J. COCHRAN.
B. c. CONVERSE.
Presideat
JOHN ]. DOwSEY.
Building Conrrletiop
NJ. FRIEDSAM,
President y. Altman n CO.
ROBERT WALTON GOBLET.
THOMAS HILDT.
Vice President
FRANCIS l. HtNE.
pr-,iten, Frs Ss,ioaAi Barn.
hNALD II. MACDONALD,
vice.Pr-sidept
EDGAR l.. MARSTON.
BAR 4 Co.. Baker
GATES ". MeGARRAH
Pr..t H-chsut-ss - -, N,''' SEAS
CHARLES 4. PEABODY.
y. r. PONEROS.
Noe-Ffrsid-nt Esrssv rtar -
WILLIAM ~. PORTER,
2. %o5sa1 4 Co. Hanasfi
SEWARD rROSSER.
Pr-,lf-n' far.sr, Trl,Is
DANIEL g. REID,
n,rlterN,er Com ,N.N vsn--s .. co
DOUGLAS ROBINSON,
Real Essie
ARCHIBALD -. RUSSELL.
ALEXANDER n. STENRSS
Wee Pre.i
CHARLES l.. TIFFANY.
Vice President .-Iny & c.
H.K. TWITCHEI.L.
We. Pres tent thsw.Cai stt7 SRas
THEODORE \. YAH.
PIES, American Tel .Is..g.
ALBERT II. NIGClN,
President Chase SA''onI 'os
Safe DcDosit Vaults
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
tx DIVIDEND,

TX DIVIDEND.
Company and Term. Stock Amt
hmalgamnted Copper, quar-
terly .:,......,.., .......... - soc.
y. q. BrtlI, quarterly :,......,.. ptd Ia
Brown shoe, quarterly ........ pfd ft.[
Consolidated Coal. quarterly. - u. e
Electric Securities Corpora
ton, quarterly. ..,...-...... pfd 1Les
Havana Electric halfway. fdght
and Power, semi annual. com aia cs
Havana Electric Railway. Light
and Power, semi annual. pfd Sc
Indiana Pipe Line, quarterly. $50 g.
Island Creek Coal quarterly. com zoe.
Pacific Power and Light, quar-
terly -:..,...,..... ...,,,,.,. ptd ises
Taylor Wharton Iron and
steel, quarterly. ............ pfd lAe5
United Cigar Manufactures. 90. com 10
llgin National Watch. quar-
terry .....s ,...,.........-. - To
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-23

Total
to date ss.ss+fs Same period 1914 27i3s,b2o
follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-23
A New slim ulus.

Now that the enthusiasm engendered
by the great rise has obviously cooled
OF many persons are inclined TO think
that II will require some sort OF special
stimulus to provoke new wave OF
buying What This stimuli - TO be
or where Il Is 20 conn from !s not
stated. a suggestion 10 that favor
able decision In the steel dissolution
suit would Ali the bill. But, barring
any extraordinary development OF thai
nature. Il may he asked whether prices
are 10 remain stationary indefinitely or
go down. Possibly technical conditions
alone might bring about new rise
Another period OF absorption around
this level would take up the necessary
slack.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-23

Rec-ipts from customs yesterday. '56l, cis;
internal revenue, ordinary tS2 81: corpora.
ton tax, SiSe; miscellaneous sllt72T: ma.
tonal bank notes received for redemption.
). .otsJ9s
The cash statement Of the United States
Treasurer for April 81 shows:
GENERAL, FIND
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-23
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES

sccrc Chit Copper ss.ii3S :H.. iis, liss
:rooo West Pac 6s fat g.. IS 35t. SO
SELLS cents per shAre
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.Ex dividend.
Where . &C" follows
. quotation II indi-
Gates Q bid or efYer
toe 10 shares.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. April to-Th- statement Of
he reteipts and pay warrants OF the Treas
ury shows:
Yesterday This mo Fiscal VI
Recelpts .,.,,S. 2.T iSH66i.s97 s5Nl $40. A.
PAY warrants c.e3s 6i6 4lss,ss7 GS2 33S 81
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Par value. $50 'Es dividend.
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RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.

Transactions from Opening 10 9:t5 =. ".
hiaska G. cv CO Great Nor as y y & I. y aiss
1000. so 1000 30 5000 3ai
Ain Agr deb IS 1ud M fdg IS NNCty pss;oSJ
1000. 90 Series a 5000. 90 ~
Am cot on iias' 1000, 81. 10 lNICItyy Is tpG0
iOOO. u O3s Hud 4 Man adj 1000 90
AnT&T cv AIS 1000 ... 27liN Ny city Is 1859
i7OOO. % III Gene hJcu rs 1000. . q ga
I O00O. OILS 1000 90. GOA, ny Gas Tlcc Ii
10000. 90 III cent is 1853 " 4 u IS
10000. 10 a 5000 IA 1000. lO2i2
OOoO. q ~ Indiana steel IS NINHStI ~ Us
10000 u n IlOTe9F. .lpSs 1000 10
Am I & 7 cit IS InsCons cope y y Rys Me "
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Benjamin franklin 5a

"1aa mas drA;y, ba'n-s:.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08
TIE HEADACHE OF
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION

A feeling a. &c tight hand about 80
head is often Jet in addition - tire paia
II q headaefs that is caused by nervous
etil1usf '0n. Tie ache IL generally ia
t.1e hsck II the haai, rarely in tlls fore
hnaas and i oiten accompanied b. din.
EuHss
ltle va q Ft7r tins s1rt 81 hssdarhs
= to SOP See csuFe of n Overwurk.
NrrrT ard tar 81 tie hlno5 b. rlrar..rir
rnurish tie nerves are SIZE meet con rrna
Eauses. test ard tuair far tire blood
ard nerves ElI eEuse ths hananrls -
g assrflear Ia ulosf raaae
~. Williams Flnk r1is AZ a. sTae-
tie t1fic tar iIrli1lug % ti.a tluaH ara
sl-Hngst,ef. f,r t.le nerves. They fmrri.ag
fsst Re slfsIerts filEf ths ffnef rlae7s -
hrIIa ~ SIC nrrts sisssa-ea Is r-r--
erfEs wnrrF rFsuFr nreraaasae Yea
ezrr1t ttEeTs rsal tra7n sfhaa1. rHrr ~
tau#NnrE Hw Erulrtnfrre vFr -
tH-i yeu rnr nlvars ttte 3 tcsdr ftartr i1
fa-rtain tae rTrh al funa srs
r ZEE Ttk Tia AZ
itw 80 trf
w She ra-ef rr1 We w rrrF
rn1 gt tEaamse al sic Msrrrrs
r~ fm 49, u -
1istrt c.. sr-eaae- 81 ~ AL
erure~a se Er Wssn4 Fsfk rsTs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08
Full Text Of German Block
ade Order Is
sued
CHARGES BRITAIN
WITH VIOLATIONS
Shows That War Zone In
cludes Only French and
British Waters

Washington, Feb. s. Germany's proc
lamation OF war zone in the water,
surrounding Great Britain aud Ireland
| contrary to first reports, does not include
the seas directly adjacent to any neu
trail countries in Europe The oflicia
text OF the proclamation, received Sat-
urday from Ambassador Gerard at Fer
lin BY the state department and made
public Saturday night, reveals that the
areas directly bordering on the terrific
rial waters of France and Great Britain
are held to be in the zone of operations
within which neutral vessels may be
subject to the hazards OF naval wafare.
The original wireless report stated
that shipping north of the Shetland il
lands, in the eastern basin OF the North
sea, and for 30 nautical miles along the
Dutch coast. "would be endangered in the
same way" as the waters around the bel
ligerent territory The official text, aft
er pointing out that the waters sur
rounding Great Britain and Ireland, IN
Guiding the English channel, were to be
considered within the zone OF war, SAYS,
however, that the routes Of navigation
around the north OF the Shetland islands
in the eastern part Of the North sea
and in strip 80 miles wide along tie
Dutch coast are not open to the danger
zone.
When officials Of the state department
received the text they Immediately sent
a message of inquiry to determine wheth
er there was not some slight error in
OF the last phrase, mot open
to the danger zone" but said later they
had no doubt that tire EXPERIMENTATION
Of these routes meant they were the
suggested routes for neutral ships and
that shipping to Norway, Sweden, Dem
mark and Holland was not affected by
the proclamation.
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HAS PLENTY OF MEAT.
Germany's Frozen Supply Not Seriously
Affected.

I ANtClcus
/ London. Feb. s.-An authority on the
| frozen meat trade is the opinion that
mp to the present Germany's meat sup
lply has not been seriously affected by
I the war, but as in all other belligerent
nstions, economy there in this respect
will be necessary OF the general effects
OF the war on European meat supplies
he saws;
In TACT the hostile occupation OF con-
siderable tracts OF territory has GER
tanlv tended 10 curtail the quantity Of
meat available, but the remaining stocks
Undoubtedly have provided dispropor-
tionately heavy killings. otherwise prices
would have advanced more than has been
the case, Probably the larger proportion
Of the 2.000O00 head OF cattle in the
eastern provinces available in July
last. are permanently lost to France, as
meat producers On the other hand,
France. having removed import duties
and restrictions. has already imported
large quantities Of frozen meat. and. has
arranged for still larger imports in the
near future This change Of policy Is 80
marked. aud lie effect likely 20 b. 30
far-reaching, that IL can hardly tail 10
influence materially the course OF the
whole frozen meat trade for some time
10 come. Formerly France kept ON
frozen meat 20 protect her farmers. Now
that country is admitting frozen meat
not only to supply military require
ments. but also TO protect her aocks and
herds from undue depletion.
a. - u a
Tor army requirements has probably
been met thus far from domestic sources.
by captures from France /
aud Belgium, and importation from
small neighboring states. who appear b
have slaughtered stock freely, but on
the other hand the Russian supply Of 4
cattle and feeding stufs and the limited /
receipts ~ frozen Australian mutton 1
and beef have been cut ~. In effect 4
ihr value Ut meat In Germany does not
appear 20 have been seriously affected
Bp 20 the present. but Indications are
not wanting - Show that greater econo.
mv in consumption BE- nov bring called
.ar
Austria Is practically self-contaiBed
n respect % meat requirements a.
through Rumania. serbia and other Boil
an states provided sune welcome sup
plies IN normal times Tilese ere n0a pros
nv missed. and heavier inruads sire -
ur made into her own 1oels and herds
r eunscgnemre That the marnin # sup
~ n Austria "a HrIH reTtauf was shopn
W the Temporary orrniuc q its mars
.sfs IS frnzen reat thrrp resrs ago
'zH.. -..--I-a 49,. aaaa Hr.arrelfr afsfsr arr.
rolled In deferrmea ~ fhs stro~g pres
are aljeh fhe Aeraflan pary brought
. bar ur-gn the roverumenf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08
"oLD GLORY" FLOWN.
Cunard Liner Uses American Flag in the
Irish Sea,

! London, Feb s.-The British steamer
Lusitania OF the Cunard line, which
sailed from New York Jan. 80 and ar
rived at Liverpool Saturday afternoon,
flew the American flag from the time
she passed Queenstown until she entered
the Mersey. This is vouched for by
American passengers who crossed on her,
The Iusitania received a wireless mes
sage from the Baltic OF the White Star
line that two submarines had been sight
ed from that vessel. The captain of
the Lusitania. in reply TO question of
one OF the passengers, declared that he
had right TO by the flag Of a neutral
country for the protection Of neutral
passengers and mails which his ship was
carrying.
After being delayed by heavy storms
which raised seas deck high and injured
IN passengers. the Lusitania arrived or
Queenstown late Friday. She cruised OF
the Irish post for two hours and, with
out picking up q pilot, as is usually done.
proceeded for Liverpool at full speed. ar
irving at the Mersey channel at day
break with the Stars and Stripes stlll
flying.
According 70 a statement bv win r.
win. an American writer. the Lusitsnia
carried the regulation large American
flag at her stern with a small American
flag and mail pennant at the forepeaiJ.
Former United States Senator Lafayette
Young. another passenger. while he did
not personally see the flag flying, said it
was accepted as fact by all on board
Another London dispatch saws that
while the British foreign Office has re.
ceived no official advices concerning re-
port current in shipping circles that the
Cunard line steamship Lusitania few the
American Gag on entering Liverpool sat
urday morning, and win make no form.
al statement until the matter j. present
ed IN definite form, a prominent british
official Saturday said that. inssmtich ~
the British government grants slips Of
other nations the privilege Of using the l
Union Jack 10 escape capture, IL nat I
urallv feels taat similar privilege I
would BE- granted - IL sk.ps IL = sim
ilnf emergency.
The British merchant shipping acc.
passed ia 1894 contains the following 4
IF person uses the Brit
ish Gag. and assumes the British M.
iional character on board ship owned I
IN whole o. iH part by persons unquali.
ied 10 own p British ship FOR the pui
pose Of making the ship appear 10 BE- i
British. the ship shall b. subject to faf
FIXTURE under this at unless TIE a-sump.
lion has hoen made for tie purpose OF
.seaping capture ~ the enemy ~ IS
foreign ship 81 war in che exercise 1T
-nme heIlIHnrenl rLR.t
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him for the person who had spoken.
ratified the revolver against the door.
He saw it. and change came over
him.
Drop them | shouted.
He dropped what he had in his hands
on the steps
Now empty your pockets"
He did as | directed.
Turn them inside out"
He obeyed
Now walk out the front door,
He obeyed with aacrity.
BY this time | was brave as a lion
and was seized with desire to pun
ish him. After he had passed out
through the door / followed him and
pointed the revolver at him. In my ex-
element | unintentioRally pulled the
trigger. He started TO run.
At the moment man In a buggy
drove by and. hearing the shot and
seeing the man run. took after him. but
the pursued turned pulled pistol
and fred nj bis pursuer. WHO, being
unarmed. gave up the chase.
ION came nome DeIote my protector
left. He told Tom that had fred at
the man and missed him. was a mar
vel OF courage. and he was sure that IL
I had not been hampered by skirts l
would have followed the tramp and
shot him.
This was all very fne, but as soon
rs the fracas was over ] dropped into
a chair in the hall in a tremor. at the
same time throwing the revolver as
far from me as | was able.
When told Tom the story as have
told II here he said ! should have been
a man and a soldier-niy eve for mill
harry position was remarkable. He new
pr would have thought Of the crack be
tween the door and the wall as an ad-
nirable defensive position.
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KEEP LOOkING YOUNG
It's Easy-n You Know Or.
Edwards Olive Tablets

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