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The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
cannheIl & SibleX.

Campbell & Sihley. with Offices "a
1909 Majestic building. are extern
sive dealers in Ojibway lots and
acreage. They handle some OF the
most desirable property close to the
site Of the big steel mills to be erect
ed and advise their clients that any
property purchased through the firm
will produce handsome profits.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
oIIsway Realty Co.

The Ojibway Realty Co.. Ltd. a
Canadian corporation. In one OF the
largest concerns operating In ojib-
way. This firm handles only it's
own property. r. J. W1rtz. president
of the company. says: THE United
States Steel corporation Is enterine
Canada with large plant for the
same reason that l43 branches OF
American manufacturers have locat
cd In Windsor--for the purpose OF
making money. You probably know
that Canada has q high protective
tariff which. on steel and iron pro
ducts. runs from $3.50 TO 81 a ton
with an additional 10 per cent war
duty at present. In 1912 Canada re-
ceived over Sl20.000.000 worth OF
steel and iron goods from the Unit
ed States. The United States Steel
corporation produced approximately
so per cent OF these goods. You can
readily see what II must cost the
company In duty alone. Now. by
bringing In the raw material. iron
ore. coal and sandstone and manu-
featuring these products into iron
and steel in ojibway. this duty will
be saved.
Property values in ojibway are
much higher since the steel com
pany has begun active operations
We were very fortunate In our buy
ing. We picked up acreage two
and one-half years ago AZ a nom
lnhl price and are therefore. able to
sell under the market price and still
make money. AS an instance in
Central subdivision. which Is very
close to the steel company's hold
ings. we have lots for $3.50. On
Malden-rd., some beautiful resi-
dence lots for $50 and $500"
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
oUhway Subdivision Co.

Ed. L Samuel. president OF the
Ojibway Subdivision Co. limited.
with Offices AZ s2l Hammond build
ing, was one Of the pioneers OF Gary
Ind. locating there IN the summer
OF 1906. aud is also one OF
The pioneers OF the Oiibway de-
velopn.ent, having plated Domin-
ION Park on the Malden-rd in 1909.
He Is now handling Dominion Park
and steel City Annex No.
g." The ojibway Subdivision
Co.. which he heads. handles
acreage and subdivision properties
I'm and around Ojibway. "SteH City
No. g." fronting on Reaume-
ave. and Michieahave.. the exten.
sion CT the Main-st through Glib
way. adjoins the steel company's Inn
at Turkey creek and Is
a fine investment This property Is
being sold at reasonable prices.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

Augustus Dickerson. OF skowheg-
an. Me-. makes a business of raising
cats to rid orchards OF mice. Each
spring he raises large number OF
cats that are kept IN the field and
orchards throughout the summer
and fall months.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

Ieest Is per cent. OF the ,arch
over large sreas in eastern
mas been killed or weakened
stIstos
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
North American Realty Co.

Essex park. being sold by the
North American Realty Co. No 1929
Dime Bank building. offers a great
opportunity to you today. The firm
Is placing restrictions and makins
improvements on its property such
as appeal TO the high-class people
either for homes or investment.
This property lies to the south OF
the plant sites and will not be In
the smoke and fume district Essey
park lies so close 70 the waters
edge as TO AFFORD the pleasures Of
boating, bathing and fishing"
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

One Of the real estate operators
most enthusiastic over the develop
ment Of Ojlbway. is r. w. vasvary,
whose onfces are at No. 40 Free
Press building. He points to the
laying out OF Main.st. through the
company's property beautiful
boulevard thoroughfare over three
miles long and 100 feet wide-as
evidence of the intention of the steel
company 70 proceed with its huge
project on the lines originally an
nounced. This one Improvement
alone represents an investmen. OF
S250.000. Mr.. vasvary has very
desirable business subdivision which
he calls Steel City annex. and an
other. Ojibwsy park. which is resi-.
dence property. Both offer excel.
lent opportunities to investors.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
Dominic, Park Co Limited

The Dominion Park Co. Ltd, is
he owner OF Dominion park. the
frst subdivision laid out In co1nec-
lion with the United States Steel
corporations announcement of Its
Intention tn locate mammoth
plant in Ojibway. Dominion park
is on the Malden-rd.. directly oppo-
site the mill site OF the steel COM
1any. This is one OF the most de-
irnble properties In Ojibway. The
company's Offices are at No. i55
7qrity building. J. VI. Martin Is
the manager.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
STEEL MILLS TO
BE BUILT IN
OJIBWAY SOON
tco.u.ssA fro. page Ni,s.p

trade. Situated on the Canadian
ide OF the Detroit river. o few miles
lelow the city OF Windsor and oppo-
site the western suburbs Of Detroit.
'jibway is but 200 miles or SO by
water from the outlets Of the Penn
ylvsnia coal fields and within a
hort haul by water of the steel cor.
poration's vast ore mines on the up
per lakes The orc docks to be
erected will have a water depth Of
- feet. The docks will cost about
$4,000 each. and will be able to
unload q vessel carrying $4,000 tons
OF ore In 4? To "a hours.
According TO a recent announce
nient made by the head Ut the steel
corporation. the construction OF blast
furnaces and mills will be COM
nenced In ojibway in Q compare.
lively short time. The corporation
will probably build q wire min, rail
mill. structural mill. bar mill. and
perhaps some other mills. the first
cost Of the several units to be In the
eighborhood Of 100000.
So much for the prospective steel
plant and Is possibilities. But visit
Ojioway-it is q delightful ride
through picturesque country-and
glance over the territory surround
ing the Incorporated tract owned by
the steel people. The time is rapid.
ly approaching when the great cor.
poration will commence work on the
plant. and then the story of the
magic growth OF Gary will be re-
pested. Those who own property
near the steel city will benefit by the
boom that viii cause property val
ues to soar. A small Investment
made early is sure to bring substan-
tial returns within the next fow
years.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
American ojibway Co.

NmerIcan OJIbWAy co.
The nerican Ojibway Co. No. 1892
Dime Bank building. offers unusual.
" good values in Ojibway property.
located on Mslden-rd. The property
appeals TO the business man and
high class investor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-04
A Hint for
Coming Maternity

II little bcok Desired for exoertzrf
mothers more corrplete Instruction. IN
given IN the u1e q Mothers Fr5z-1-~
Isss= g exssr-st e--ksrnrzfzdr ars-aBaz
to the abdc-ai-,aB rnuse3as far the purpose
q rEcurl-g ths strain ca LEalertE. co-ss
ard tsn5onr
Il t1us bringing reliaf and avoiding
rcin great good Is zcc5rnrsl lzted- Il
nsrres % ease fhe z-ir1. Indirectly has q
xroEt De1e1c-al eGec- upon the nervous
xvre1 rd@th5rszrts q wo-e- hzTe
delighfe5iy told kew they were free Of
nausea. had 70 uurirg Sickness ard
went thrCugh the cr5e1f with r1oEt r.
rFsskztie r1ccesx -Nother,s Fr5e16E has
ben growing il prpElar fzvcr for more
thar forty year, T. zi-c-t p7ery cDr1-
rnuritT are gran&rr0fhers Who used II
fbe-nseives. thefr Cans1fers have use1 &
ard they etrtainir r1uEt know what
blessing i u witsn they recommend X
- wsr1iT. ftrictiY 81 erte-rzl app.lozffg1
i has 10 c-ner eTrct ff.an TO eare tbs
r1useies. ror1s. ferd0ns an1 flzmerlts
Involved hence g. perfectly safe - use ~
al Nornen. II is p#Hd ~Frr S1ceessf1lay
70 Tr-rert cakinx ~ breasts.
Gcthe-'B Frsert~ - rrernre1 a TIE
laboratory o. Brasfeid Regulatc- CO,
20 I1-azr Bldg., Atlz.ia, ca.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-04
Under Rule OF TeHtoHs
in France


szr11g tas Champs -E-zssass Tins L
1na II tns mrrs1 elegant private houses
in ne rDr1trT-
The grlE seminar AAz ss,Hm trans
furme-a antn a hospital SO Las Par
Eaesnas Fzzaes The Hsmrl Martin
Ern81l zlsn IheF ArH al nTeTE5.sHi iz.E
m1-1 ss-zzn wonn1AS ana ansslaAsrez
arrive tsrongaozt LIZ azT and night
81 ELzl-e Bzzrarks zre ceczgizs5
1r Iz11Ee1r. IN t1s erzrtyzr-5 q rAzs
Er15g = bz3tHze II ths eztzaaas &
81 Q1s1izn Eho zr= sras=zr u 1e5zIi-
1zr5oz- so-1s 5psB n nznc,sr. Euss
E-ess11 thenszlres cnca . HeE
Thsss Dsn ~ars sarE-5s@s y rhs Ger
Ezz z1rzzra 5sFo-e skesr EzF u zoss-
iszasarn Id arrived
'T1s ss1e streets arg Used t1v rszrk-
ing susoaoa53ss- trucks and rsAev
Nha@les cpnrsFsnce. Sr the vr5ncs-
r.al fsorD-ghfares are kept frs= fFum
nora-4m1s ot troops
-Al Shops and szn-es are cpen sy
order of the German c1mzzaaes-
Practically no BUSINESS = being 60ze
only TIE New CaAares : large DE-
Iarznent store seems 70 gat any uzzs
AZ ALL tie German officers Do TIER
shopping fhere
The railway station IS reserved sos.
iroopE i l. zsxzys bas-ling chi
zers out of work. s1ztion themselreF
along the grin separating TIE stree.
from the railway tracks and peep
ihr01gh Il the passing tro0p trains.
Others 20 10 the 81 Martin E1barbs.
near TIE r0sd Is Ham and listen to
fhe cannon born Some days. shea
the wfnd Is favorable the cann0ns
sound louder. Then rhere Is rauca
gsbdued JOY fer the poor pesple believe
he Preach are advancing 70 deliver
them from the German Invader. 81
spite % The long months of waiting
and the MANY times they have bse.
deceived IN this WAY. they are stiH con
ndeu-
The population has not suffered fer
food Of Khich there has been 10 shot
age thus far Nor have theY been Sub
5ected 70 violent treatment officers
are constantly on the 90 Is or from
The front ana whfle II St czentsn are
usually wen behaved
IN The very atmosphere. however.
there is load Of sadness. An air Of
mourning h0Ters over fhe place One
Is oppressed by an aEonizing sense Of
calamity which has befallen the city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-04

a EzfzEzt@ c-&- u-r sssrazEas q
EE~t4r9aG was- w1rz x1-a TIA GIVE rar.
t8rHlzs ak1r1 III Ia zrzrs11s s1r
Fsar VIII vzrsoas TRACKS xzl e,1n-
-zezd 2tBsaf 10 erH-T Nnmzz. sas,e-
fszzlF y Ley w1o <sa-tsr ssilz1es : szss--
~. Ms1r u rAeHz ocstE have bssaz
1eEigns6 tzzE se4Aan. a1d ztsF haFs
ossx sztA sisEslzy WAsscmlH1- TEsT
azs s1gT1 IT, tanE. ErzgA. 11zek and
weafs -5Etu-zE. zE1 il rzsckN i
t5ess 1srtrzz r819-s tnsF Is usz1 wsza
trocfa - skirts - srT eelcg
One ~ zoe newest and s11ss-sat of
enztE cf t1iH ktsd il ancwn u fhs
E5e-Ers Il IL cm VIII zau1,st
straight 5lnez Il he front z15 5srk
sn1 trimmed X braid z13 b1-tonz
rfEh . cr1Ep military yrsc1ficz. Az
each side. little below the wssFt
lfne. there iB an insert OF fan plas.s
giving ths desired fare. x11 ths
cCztle tzrnover collar, 81 On Z. TIE
back. is znOfhe- c0ncezz1or u de-
ruzr,dE d tie v1gre
The skirt 10 match is plain. sired
about tAs hips and wita = very con-
hs-TattTs Fare trDE hip line 70 bot
tc- edge Il Is little longer ttzz
z1kls length. bnt short e1Czgh 70 -
: cgrrsct tailored r1o6e1
IL nearly al c02sz of this kind tns
II 10 TzgHs. The waist H1s esther
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-04

EU1= q tAe newest T1-Ezsa towe1s
EETr A. z--tzz1 sz1ts trEr q @F@ tnE1ez
l-E Eor2sd + Frsz1a ErgEz st rAs
lstt cs rEs t0WsA aoCTs TIE E,Sr3sr. II
sIss1 rf II t1s osztsr. "a ss NEnzIls
l11s- F0r -zz's zss rgEe1s MnrEaa
VIZ t1ass lzrgs 1ss1ers zrs Es-y good
boxing
A-Ig TIE zsweEt teEiEs fcr s-z1l
ggeet tCwsls 8s oze os z .Es cs-zsk q
= Eery E-zl Ezrtsr1 without = wOTaa
border. TIE latter Il bszE1i1eass1 o1
eol1re5 lznez- rtnk q tssz
Ias E-itlsl EsF y ezbr0sdersd in
white rn tie herr or worked Cn the
t0wel stssls in ce10r 10 corrHsp01c
wi1a the hsz
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-04

perched at the left side in the same
color as the flowers.
In the center a pretty little chip
hat is shown, the pressed shape show
ing a helmet crown and prettily curved
brim- This Is made In light brown
kings blue and other colorz rather
deeper than usual IN hats for little
people. It is trimmed with scznt
wreath OF grasses. occasional Wild
flowers and berries and finished viii
broad ties Of ribbon
Very much ike models made for
larger girls, the bell-shaped hat AZ the
left Is adapted TO the little miss By
its odd and childish trimming. Il "a
pure white chip trimmed with narrow
failie ribbon in black A single strip
of ribbon extends across the crown
from frozlt to back. At the edge Of the
back briru Il falls IN two loops and two
long ends that reach to the waist ike.
-Four small clusters Of red cherries,
set IN their leaves, are placed aboIf
the crown
.-.--s JULIA HoTToMLEY.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-04
oRE eoN CLEANS HOUSE.

By United Press
Salem. One May To-day and
the following seven days wIM see Ore
s0n undergo q ihoroagh cleaning anu
rsnoTating Gov. WiEbcomhs. ~ proc
lamari1n. urged the citizens to i'm
prove the physical appearance not
cnly q their oNn property. bat OF the
Earicus communities. 50 that health
naT Be improved and the attractive
1ess 6 tbs state added 10
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-04
HoosIERs see eee EXHIBIT.

BY United Press.
Lafayette. Ind. NAY s-Ezgs. fron
the common garden variety Ep 10 the
arist0cratsc eggs used fer settings
Gnly. were exhibited here today in q
show said to be the only 0ue Of ii.
kind in this part q the country MOI
a hen was allowed to look on 1t vas
strictly an esz show.
II egg shows sh0aid become as
common - poaliry shows noN are.
another stimulus xuBid be furnished
the poultry Industry which uould r.
suit il the production Of more and
better eggs. said Pref George l.
Christie today christie IS superin
tenden, of tie department 81 agrieui-
,ursl extension Or Purdue university.
The egg show Is heid * Purdue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-04
RESTORED TO PERFECT HEALTH

Prior 10 using Cham berIasH's Tab
lets some four or five years ago wzs
3 great sufferer from headache. dfrzi.
ness and despondency. AZ appetite
vas poor and | was greatly troubled
with constipation Chamberlaln's Tab
lets relieved me OF these distressing
symptoms soon after I began taking
them. and eventually l was restored
TO perfect health" writes Mrs. Z.
Dietsche. Rome, n Y. Obtsinable
everywhere-Ad d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-04

Sometimes the little MISC Is bonnet
ID before Easter arrives and some
tiDes she takes her t1rn after the
more ir0istent older girls have settled
TIE aliiznror1ant matter Of new spring
millinery UEnaliy she is prepared 70
meet the Arrival of Hay day IL q newly
acquired BIT Of headwezr Il which she
takes Z raost yhole-hearted delight
Il is safe 70 say that there never
Was q eprssg ia which 50 much thought
has been given to children's hats as IN
this particular season. The variety IN
shapes Is about unlimited. but the pub
lie hzs shown decided preference for
those with round crowns and narrow
dropping brims. Of which three good
examples are given here.
At the right is a hat Of chiffon and
tuscan straw unich Is childish in de-
sign and good looking II has the ad-
ditionaI merit OF very moderate price
To recommend H. For trimming. a
wreath Of silk conventional roses. IN
4 light tint Of pink. is set close to the
crown. A bow q wired ribbon Is
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-04

, feeling eeanon 70 ll4oss living IN al
he cities q the invaded portions d
France One rarely sees an inhabi.-
am q the towH walking the streets
foT they appear 10 be hiding il
their homes 50 sorroRful faces and
tears may not be remarked BY The
enemy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-04

Separate cats srs receiving : grEsr
deal e zt-e1ts0n5 -Otnr coats con
tl1ue 10 be fun length OF ssFe1-asg1tflE-
sozs cf Tie nswer coats a-s q uneven
Ieng11
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-04


Judge A Mitchell Palmer Of
the court OF claims celebrated
his fortyihird birthday today.
Harold Bell WrEht. novelist,
is 43 years old today.
Former Gov. nseneen 0s hi .
nois today celebrated the fifty
second anniversary o. his birth. .
Gen. Grant began his cam '
paign in Virginia 81 years ago 1
today. !
Tais day. III years ago. 4
Harper's Ferry. Va. was select 4
Cd as > site for a government 1
arsenal and manufaetory. Z
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-09-30
CHAPTER ~.
Unveiled,

Unveiled.
On the instant he recognized that no
common interview lay before him. She
was still the mysterious stranger. and
she still wore her .veil-a fact all the
more impressive that 1t was no longer
the accompaniment of hat, but flung
freely over her bare head He frowned
as he met her eyes through this dis.
guising gauze.
This is very good of you. Judge
Ostrander." she remarked. In a voice
both cultured and pleasant. Il could
hardly have hoped for this honor. Such
consideration shown to a stranger ar
CUES a spirit Of unusual kindness
Or perhaps ! am mistaken in my sup
position. Perhaps am no stranger to
you? Perhaps you know my name?"
"Averill? No."
She paused, showing her disappoint-
ment quito openly Then drawing up
a chair she leaned heavily on Its back,
saying In low. monotonous tones from
which the former eager thrill had de-
parted:
Il see that the intended marriage of
your son has made very little impress
sion upon you"
Aghast for the moment, this was
such a different topic from the one
he expected the Judge regarded her in
silence before remarking:
81 have known nothing of 1t. My
sons concerns are no longer mine. II
you have broken into my course of
life for no other purpose than to dis
cuss the affairs Of Oliver Ostrander,
l must beg Of you to excuse me- I
have nothing to say in his connection
to you or to anyone"
''Is the breach between you 20 deep
a. that? entreat-but NO. yoa arc q
Just man: will rely upon your sense
Of right. II your so-'s happiness fails
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-09-30
Russians Great Work.

A. A. Balakshin. Russian, is al
the head Of the greatest farmers
union in the world. a most remark.
able organization composed of the
Russian peasantry covering a vast
stretch Of fertile land from the Ural
mountains to the confines OF Mongolia.
The chief industry is butter making,
and almost the entire output has found
ready market England. NJ. Balakshin
assumed the task of organizing the
farmers some years ago. and has sue.
ceeded to an extent not dreamed Of at
the beginning. He is regarded with
loving reverence by the 100000 souls
to whose well being he has devoted
his life. and by whom he is affection
ately spoken Of as the little grand
father"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-09-30

ened to much and can we'll listen to
a little more"
Judge. she is of a very affectionate
nature. and her appre citation of your
sons virtues is very great. Though
her conception of yourself is naturally
very vague one. it is only to be
expected that she should wonder how
you could live SO long without q visit
from Oliver"
His lips took strange twist. There
was self-contempt in 1t. and some
other very peculiar and contradictory
emotion. But when this semblance Of
a smile had passed 1t was no longer
divers father she saw before her. but
the county's Judge. Even his tone
partook of the change az he dryly re-
marked:
What you have told me concerning
your daughter and my son is very In
teresting. But II was not for the
simple purpose Of informing me that
this untoward engagement was at an
end that you came to Shelby. You
have another purpose. What Is III
l can remain with you just five min
utes longer"
Five minutes! 1t only takes one to
kill hope. but five are far too few
for the reconstruction of one. But
she gave no sign Of her secret doubts,
as she plunged at once into her sub
1ect.
II will be BRIEF" said she: "as brief
az any mother can Be who 10 pleading
for her daughters life - we'll a. hap
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-09-30
TREATMENT FOR HOG vERMlN
Wise to Have Dipping Tank and Use
1t on All Stock, Whether They
Need It or Not.

Lice on hogs are treated:
BY getting the animal in q corner
and scrubbing him with an old broom
dipped In crude Gil.
BY pouring kerosene on his back
with q can (this kills the lice and
often pretty near kills the porker).
By hanging a blanket saturated with
crude oil in gap through which the
hogs must pass, thus oiling them auto
matically.
BY setting up a manufactured de.
vice which gives the animals an oiled
surface against which to rub.
BY providing a nog wallow in which
little crude oil is poured.
BY dipping them In a dipping tank
hlled with a preparation sold for the
purpose
You may choose to let the plgs and
the lice tight 1t out. In this case, you
may be sure, the hogs will get the
worst OF IT. The stock farm on which
wisdom reigns has dipping tank in
which all the stock are dipped,
whether they neea 1t or not"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-09-30
CHAPTER IlI-continueA.

Meanwhile Judge Ostrander vas
looking about him for Mrs. Yardley.
The quiet figure of squat little body
blocked up . certain doorway.
Il am looking for Mrs. Yardley." he
ventursd.
The little figure turned; he was con.
scious Of two very piercing eyes being
raised 10 his. and heard in shaking &C.
cents. which yet were not the accents
Of weakness. the surprised ejacula.
hon:
Judge Ostranderi"
Next minute they were together In
: small room. with the door shut b.
hind them. The energy and decision
Of this Deste of . woman we're surpeis-
Ing.
Il was going-to you-in the morn
Ing" sue painted in her excitement
ITO apologize" she respectfully fin-
ished.
Then" said he, at was your child
who visited my house today?"
She nodded. Her large head was
somewhat disproportioned to her short
and stocky body. But her glance and
manner were not unpleasing. There
was a moment of silence which she
hastened to break,
Peggy Is very young: 1t was not
her fault. She Is SO young she doesn't
know where she went. She was found
lettering around the bridge-a dan.
gerous place for . child, but we've
been very busy all day-and she was
found there and taken along by-by
the other person. hope that you
will excuse 1t, sir"
What he had to say came with q de-
cided abruptness.
who Is the woman, Mrs. Yardley?
That's what have come to learn. and
not to complain Of your child"
The answer struck him very strange
ly. though he saw nothing to lead him
to distrust her candor.
Il don't know. Judge Ostrander. She
calls herself Averill. but that doesn't
make me- sure of her. You wonder
that I should keep q lodger about
whom ] have any doubts. but there
are times when Mr.. Yardley uses his
own Judgment. and this h one of the
times The woman pays we'll and
promptly" she added in lower tone.
Her status? Is she maid, wife or
widow"
oh. she says she is q widow, and
see every reason to believe her."
A slight grimness in her manner,
the smallest possible edge to her voice,
led the Judge to remark:
"Pretty!"
Not like girl. sir. She's old
enough to show fade; but l don't BE-