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Evening star., 1915-06-14
The Evening Star Newspaper Company

Business ONCE. 11th St and Pennsylvania
Avenue.
New York Office: Tribune Building.
Chicago ONCE. First National Bank
Building.
European Office: 3 Regent ST.. London.
England
Evening star., 1915-06-14
Summer Wash Hats
For Children's PLAY Wear.

Rough and Ready Hats that are in dainty materials
and styles. simple enough to make washing easy and
priced that the ownership OF two three is modest
expenditure.
Chdrens Gingham Hats, in white or blue and white
checks corded effect trimmed with scalloped edge and
button-on crown; SOC.
Childrens Plain White Piqse Hats, buttor-on crown
easy to aunder, soc.
Infants Inexpensive White Gina
Evening star., 1915-06-14
Preoccupahon,

Preoccupatlon.
IT hope there will never be any
hard times" said Mrs. Cumrox,
That is a very unselhsh wish"
mot entirely. When times are
hard everybody is so busy working
or worrying that nobody has time
to envy the way we spend money"
"Sometimes," said Uncle Eben, "a
Rood-natured man managers to stay
dat way cause he's got seeh a pore
opinion OF other people dat dey can't
hurt his feelin's,"
Evening star., 1915-06-14
MYSTERIOUS Interjection.

ny 0oe11o7s
"By heck" 1t is the writer's pet,
And often he'll display it,
Though 'mongst the farmers I have
met,
l never heard one say it!
Evening star., 1915-06-14

All-over Embroidery Caps,
trimmed with lace edge and lawn
ties. 75c,
White Lawn Caps. with plated
turn-hack embroidery piece, ruch-
ing and wide lawn ties: S1.oo,
Evening star., 1915-06-14
QWoo0war0 6 Totbrop
NewYo
Fur Storage.
Vaults ON thepremises;A
furs under our own care.
TOMORROW-A Large Assortment of Suits That Haue
Sold up to $500 Will Be Added to Our
Great Showing of Women's Suits
At $25.OO.


at so and the result has display
been which
has become somewhat broken To bring desired
sold S5 making the choice for selection of materials and styles
! Of unusual diversity
,Semi-d Wear Suits
|
Jaunty
Button trimmed pocket trimmed braid trimmed and tailored Skirts
ste-ful fare plated and full plated
The materials gabardine popEn mems fe silk
gbdne English tweed shepherd couo
batlehp
| white black white checks
entire will
In to the ofe
Suits that were up to $500 for $18.75.
Suits that were up to $3.50 for STATS.
FOR TUESDAYS SALE:
Women's Beautiful New Silk and Silk Combination
Dresses, Formerly Marked from $4,000 to $500,
Now priced at $3.50 each.
stylish The
tafeta fashioned
|
skirts and threeiered skirts
Appropriate Dresses for afternoon the.ter calling,
pardes dance and dinner Sizes 81 o
all which
proclaim hkandwhr
hagen blue navy and white maize and
sharp and commendab
usually offered special prices They
-BEAUTIEU1s M MEW AND EXCLUSIVE,
| IMPOSSIBLE OF DUPLICATION
| Special Sale Price, $3.50 each
Evening star., 1915-06-14
Gifts in e5oln ann platinum
for tbe BRIDESMAID.

Main floor. Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1915-06-14

Are in the charming and delightfully."- airy modes we
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-02-25
Sudden Death Of Edgar A. Rodrick.

This community was shocked Mon
day afternoon when it was learned that
NJ. dgar A. Rodrick had been found
dead u bed at the home Of his brother
MI 3. NJ. Rodrick. He was aged 80
years. and had been an employee Of the
Spirit office for several years. The de.
ceased was SON Of the late ]. Ran Rod
rick. and had lived here nearly all his
life. He had gone to bed about 9 o'clock
Sunday night and when found Monday
about o'clock had evidently been dead
several hours. He was Of kindly dis
position. faithful workman and was
we'll liked by those who knew him.
He leaves three brothers. who are
Messrs. B. W. and Hlghley Roderlck.
OF Charles Town. and Mr.. Gilbert Rod.
rick. of Pittsburg, Pa. Funeral ser
vices were held Wednesday at 1913
O'Clock at the residence Of his brother.
Mr.. B. w. Rodrick. conducted by Rev,
E. A. Tyler. Interment in Edge Hill
Cemetery. The pallbearers were;
Messrs. john Smallwood. Chester Cock
rell. Edward Athey. ], L. Webster, L,
v, Cockrell and T. D. Webster. II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-02-25

The Fourth Quarterly Conference of
the Charles Town N. 3, Church. South.
met in the church Monday morning, at
which time the following officers were
elected: Stewards. John H. Bishop. O.
NJ, Darlington. S. H. Knight. D. w.
Ramey. S. H. Lands, B. H. Riddle
berger. 3. B. Reed. NJ. T. Strider. N.
s. ]. Strider. DR.. A. o, Albin. Frank
&, Ronemus. Milton Burr and James
Burr. Superintendent Sunday School
@. N. Darlington, Asst. Supt.. VIM. E.
Reed. Superintendent at Bethany Sun.
day School. Milton Burr; Asst. Supt.
MI. Smallwood, Recording Stewart. 3,
B. Reed. District Stewart. S. n. Lam
dis. Advisory Committee Of the Charles
Town Sunday School. Mrs. n. T. Stri
der. G. w. Taylor and B. H. Riddle
berger.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-02-25
Death Of Thomas Dorsey Besll

Mr.. Thomas Do-s1y Beal. 50 yea-,
CO.. son of the lase F-alk Bail. II
one tine edito- of the Spirit Of Jet
ferson, d.ed THURSDAY at tn HON q
his siste-, Mrs. James Davensor., S.
Roanoke, Va. He was in the n
PAPER business in B-ook'y1 FIR yea
an. about five yeas ago retired
Bedford county, Virginia. He was !;
native of Charles Town. His wiieH
and two brothers. Turner A. am
Judge James H. Bea.l, of New Vol
su,v.ve. The remains r. b-ough
70 Cla .es Tow. eFun,.:l serve $
were held Saturday AFTERNOON a til
Methodist church at &C, ok. tn
ffiei ding MINISTERS wrt- Re>s. +. A
rvler and n ". VI. IF ~. Indictment IN,
Edg- H. Gem 'r'v. h. philbtar 4,
we're: M,s>ts. lam : y. Vs., r., fht
odore Shu -, E L. Go 4 O., W.T.
lor. G. w. Z -. =. D.. EsS. ebay
l.. Hal - l4--s PHI rps aud Jam. !
al ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-02-25
BerryvilIe Items.

Mis- Anna Washington Of Alexans
ii W. isy s,tirx Mrs Thomas Rsyno'd
ii, Nor I'd =
Mrs M.n'aene eirvrns ot New York
il guest vt "A media "
Mrs. H. H Nc Cotmickiof Charles
Tow W. Va. WAS guest at "Ros'
Hill the first If TIE week.
Yrs. Archibald Cnmmins i visi in1
ls,i"n in Lvrri tu Z. Va. ~
Mr. W l. Lewis is in Va inpt'n =.
G. fur several da this we
Mr. John 3. N IL spant s..vcr days
in Richmond ard Arnarnlis last week
Mr. Herb srt Whiting ! 1T on Mnnaa y
fDr Lexington Va. fur several ! ,ys.
Mrs. Province Nc -nrmick isvisiiirs
friends in jefferson Co W. Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-02-25

Judge J. NJ. Woods held court in
Charles Town on Tuesday. and part
of Wednesday, most of the time being
devoted to chancery business. Frank
Patterson, colored, who was indicted
on charge of petit larceny was ar
raisned and upon plea of guilty be-
ing entered. was sentenced to six
months work on the county roads,
and to pay the cost of the prosecu.-
ton. Court adjourned Wednesday
afternoon until Saturday morning at
$50 O'Clock.
Geo. D. Moore, Trustee. VS.. John II,
walfaven referred to s w, Washington,
commissioner In chancerv.
]. w. Gardner VS.. Elizabeth Watson
ct ais referred to II. v. Sheets. Commits.
sioner in Chancery.
Victor w. Cushwa and Daniel v.
cnshwa vs.. Josephine W. Cooper. Ed
ward r. Cooper, ETC.. referred to Geo.
NJ. Beltzhoover. IT,, Commissioner in
Chancery.
Annie NJ. Marmion. etc.. VS.. VIM. v.
Malmion. etc. Report of 2. A. Brown,
and James NJ. Mason Jr., Special Com
missioner. conferred.
Horace P. Grim VS.. A. M. Grim ct ais
Geo. d. Moore, Special Commissioner
and John T. Porterfeld. Trustee. di
rected to sell real estate.
Court met Saturday. Col. B. D. Glib
son was elected Special Judge. and ad
journed until Tuesday at > p. m,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-02-25

The pupils of the Charles Town
Graded and High School celebrated
Washington's birthday, February 22d
by several appropriate plays and songs.
The primary grades had their exercises
at II o'clock at which time some very
good recitions and songs were rendered.
AT 80 O'Clock the intermediate grades
and High School had their exercises.
The first part Of the program was by
the Fourth grade after which very
beautiful flag drill with songs and reci-
tations was given by the older pupils
The exercises were c'osed by several
good selections by the High Schoo
Giee Club. which gave such an enjoy
able entertainment recently.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-02-25
Church. Items.

Services in st. .Tames' Catholic
l,hurch: second Sunday. mass S;;45 I'm.
foarth sunday. mass 1890 q. M, even,
ing services 7:30 p. m. Sunday School
every Sunday 9:45 a. m.
Rev. Mr. Lambert the Presiding Elder,
preached in the NJ E Church south Sunday
night.
The series of meetings which have been
held by Rev s. W. Cole in the Charles
Town Baptist Church have been very sue.
cessful. and there have been forty CONVEX
sions SO far. On account of Rev. Mr. Cole
having very bad cold the meetings wer,
discontinued for couple of nights, but
will continue from Wednesday night on.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-02-25

tiarpers Ferry and Bolivar
News.


Miss Jennie Parks o. Philadelphia "a
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Jennis holland Of Baltimore Nd.
is visiting her mother Mrs. sc. Mo-
lbnd.
The cardinal bird has been missed
this win.er.
Great folks OF Robins have wintersd
in the pine beltof West Va. They have
never been known to winter in the cold
of such high leiitude before.
The old fashioied Valentine has hrtn
relegat.d to the past. The .cho,l boy
cut them out of paper. heart shaped.
with his knife. TIE v.ls.s were pure
and simple. One was II you love me,
as love y,,u. NO knife can cutour love
into. Dan Cupid has led many TO
Hymun's alter with that poetry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-02-25

Thomas.
Mr.. T. 7. Perry has been visiting
friends in Cumberland
Miss Irene Aldridge has returned
from visit to Baltimore,
Mrs. Thos, C Bowling left on Nom
day for visit to Staunton.
Mr.. Lane y. Alexander. OF Clarks-
burg, was in town-on Friday.
Mr.. jacob Coffmsn and sister. Miss
Annie. left on Monday for FIorida.
Miss Mary Morriss Mason spent sew
eral days in WI shing' on last week.
Mrs. VIM. ]. Wright and her mother
Mrs. Gold. spent Friday in Hagerstown.
Mrs Butler of Sbepherdstown, IN
visiting her sister. Miss MoIIie Craig
lhr
| Rev. Mr. Lsmhert was the guest
over Su. ias OF Mr.. and Mrs. N s. J
S rider
Mr.. Vernon N. simmors. of Hagers-
town. VISITED his mother and sister here
last week
Miss S hriefer is visiting her sister.
Miss Margaret Schriefer at Stephenson
Seminary.
Miss Anna Campbell viii leave this
week TO vi-it Mrs. S. J. Z. Moore. in
Norfolk. Va
Mr.. Garland H. Moore, Of Martins
burg. spent Sunday with his father.
Mr.. R v. Moore
Mrs Margaret Aisquith ard Miss
Katie Ai.qni,h have returned from .
visi t. B ltimore.
Mrs. Phi lin Nelson ard little d ,ngh-
! e., Harriet have retu ned from Wis
to D nville. Va.
Mrs james G Ald,idge left last
v.ek to visit hsr sister, Yrs H. B
/ ssvlor. n A l,nta
Dr.. / E BURNS of Baltimore spent
the weekend with his parents Mr.. and
Hrs. J Ed Burns,
Mr.. and Mrs. H H. Mccormick and
-uo little eons spent several days in
Berryville this week.
i Mr.. Aylett Pevton came down from
i Winchester and spent the week end
4 with Mrs. Bernard Pevton
| Miss Florel ce Shirley. of Niddleway.
is visiting her brother. Mr.. Walter
Shirley in New York.
j Mr.. and Yrs Bowdoin Craighill, of
Washington Citv. have b zen the guests
II Mrs E. Tayloe Perry.
| Rev. and Mrs. Williams, of Pools
Vile. Md, have been visiting their
| laughter, Mrs. Melvin Strider. g
4 Mr. Leland Shugart% Of Washington
City. spent the weekend with his par
nts, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Shugart
i We had call on Saturday from our
I'D friend Mr. Jps. H. Conklyn, WHO is
ne of nur most valued suhst rihers
4 Mr. Richard Luke went to Baltimore
We'd esday to hear Prof. Joseph
Iofmann. the great pianist,- at the
Lyric theatre.
Mrs. George R. Vending who has
been spending the winter in Savannah
Ca. i now visiting her daughter. Mrs
:atchings. in Vickshurg. Miss
Rev. H. M. Moffett end Mr.. G 0 N
eltzhoover. Jr., have r. turned from
hs,lotte. N. e.. where they attended
he Presbyterian haymen's Meeting.
Ne ,srs. j L. Luke, r T. Perry,
Gerard D Moore, W. B. Packett anc
Rolfe Gerhar,lt went to Washington OF
. Tuesday to attend meeting of tht
Virs inia Horse Show Association wher
!, the date was fixed for the Charles
Town Horse Show, August 10 and 10.
RI Those who attended the funeral Of
, the late Thomas. Dorsey Beall, were
E Mr.. Turner A. Reall. N. Y, Mr.. Rober
J, Burns Mcintyre. Finance Department
Municipal Government, New Yorl
! City; Mrs. Henry D Beall, Miss MARY
: Beall, Mrs. William C. Gwynn and tw'
j. children, Henry Beall Gwynn and Louise
/, Harrison Gwynn, of Washington City
Mrs. Frank B. Peall, of Berryville
D Va; and Mr.. AMI Mrs James A. Dav
j. export, of Roanoke, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-02-25
Death Of Elizabeth Schaeffer.

On Tuesday. February IS. 1915. Mrs.
Elizabeth Schaeffer. widow of the late
DR.. T. H. Schaeffer, formerly Of
Charles Town. died suddenly Of heart
trouble in Baltimore. aged seventy-four
years. Mrs. Schaeffer leaves two
daughters. Mrs. Aldrijge G. HILLARY
and Mrs. W. w. Jordan, of Silver
Snrinoa. Md.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-02-25
Civic League Meeting.

On Saturday afternoon February a,
in the Court House at $50 o'clock. All
memhers are requested 70 be present
and 70 bring one new member with you.
Dues are to be paid On that day. DR..
Alhin win road paper before the
League and two speakers from Shep.
herd College viii deliver addresses.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-02-25
Learn to Smile

Alittle thing. = sunny smiles
A loving word at morn,
And all day long the sun shone
bright,
The cares Of life were made more
light,
And sweetest hopes were born.
A little thing. a hasty word.
A cruel frown at morn.
And aching hearts went on their
way.
And toiled throughout dreary day.
Dieheartened. sad. and lorn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-02-25
Boy Scouts Organized.

A Boy Scout movement has been
started in Charles Town and vicinity
and has an enrolment Of sixty boys.
IL almost every town or city troups
have already bean organized with the
leadership of competent scout master,
and in many of, the larger cities scout
headquarters are maintained under the
direction OF local council or scout
executive 10 charge.
Each troup has troup committee of
men repr senting tine organization with
which the troup is connected. The COM
mittee agrees to cooperate with the
scout master in carrying out the scout
program,
The local committee consists of twelve
business men. Every troup of scouts
has leader, man who is known as
Scout Master. He receives a commits
sion annually from the National Council
Of the Boy Scouts of America. This
commission certiies as to his fitness and
| gives him authority to act as scont mas
ter in carrying out the boy scout pro-
i gram in accordance with the official pro-
gram,
The Charles Town Troup is as follows:
Troup Committee: Rev. Jno. S. Al.
friend, Rev. Frank A. Tyler. Rev. 5, W.
Cole. Rev. H. N Moffett, Rev. J. W.
Quinton, Prof. Wright Denny. Messrs.
George B. Goetz. Edward E. Cooke, ].
B. Brazier. Thos c. Bowling and E. G,
Henson.
Scout Master.
Arthur A. Beckman.
Assistant Scout Masters-John Cole.
man. Henry Baker, Cecil Eby, Everett
Edison. Carter Neville.
| Partridge Patrol.-Leader; Bernard
j callan, Asst. Leader; James NJ. Mason,
| Neill Smith. Marshall Orndorff. John
Strider. Eugene Coleman. George Sitter,
Raymond James.
| "Crow Patrol Leader, Herbe Hunt
Asst. Leader, Joseph Buddenhagen
Charles Reininger, Charles Dorsey, Al
-xander Hamilton, George Mock, Olive
Long, Perry Smith.
i Fox Patrol" S. w. Wash
lngton. Jr.; Asst. Leader; Lawrence
aeiskel, David Strother, VIM. Russell
Charles Trussell, VIM. Venning, Rober
| N. Moore. Julian Helskel, John Seldom
Beaver Patrol"-Leader: Alexande
Riley. Asst. Leader; Robert Moore
Francis Wynkoop. David Riley. Brook
Nynkoop, Worthington venning, Geo
Baumgardner. Robert Demory.
Patrol not named Leader. Harr
Howe. Asst. Leader; Walter Fulton. Ed
die Reininger, Paul Weller, Chas. Beh
rend. Raymond Morris. Frank Manuel
Maurice Heiskel, Willie Luke,
Patrol not named Leader: job
Luke, Asst. Leader; VIM, Rodeffer. He
mer Wagley. Winston Durham, Robe,
Buddenhagen. Thomas Young, Ralp
Buddenhagen, Charles Rowland. Harr
Wartenhee.
.sPatrol not complete Lawrenc
Allen. George Shirley, ALVIN Enni.
, Howard Huff.
The High School Patrol"is being o.
/ ganfzSd.
III The FIRST hike was taken Saturday a
teFnoon last down to the river and baci
and was quite success.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-02-25
Palm Soap.

Ask for cur old Rain Soap for the
,kir. You cant get it hotter. Price 10
or 8 cakes 25c. Brown & Hoe,f-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-02-25

want - Alarm Clock. See KILLERS
Pharmacy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-02-25

Millsr'a Pharmacy sells Ingersoll
Watches.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-14
eAno eluas

restasf Avstipa CIub
iAf fhrrilai Aut|NH tlHn oat tnt
ieftaintd thla n,ch at $40 h.ne ~
Nfs ~ g., Hammer 81 ihssn tYhe
Nnlde ffnm tnf p4emtsft iner ssfe
several invited anfsts
Mff David ieahsf ,eas nnafi,d sitr
riNh p8a 3hp sufti faNef wis epu
nf Ms IS ttaHt Nah,lannA ~ phu.
saslnhla a rsiad erafrr was rs4stsi
Thnnt present Ntfe Mts1Amfa a.
DsanA Eshi,msh seoil nellissid. sl,.un-
shaNlai iAsfli tasAta iusseh tlfss 3.
llsrsafs ftant a a Fiestus NJ ~.
isalnlpo0a iiNf Anlst Warren ghaa.
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The herald., 1915-09-30
Potash,P erlmutter
and Others
By MONTAGUE GLASS
V.-THE ILL WIND

Copyright The Frank a. Munsey Col
-SHE thin partition which "eparal-
ed the tailor shop ofANorrlS
Ginsburg from the toiSorIal
parlor of Annibale Lomonte
served as sounding board between
the two establishments. MI through
the day. when Morris poised his goose
in the pressing of his customers fray
ad Garments, he could hear Annlbale
midway in the joyous slapping OF razor
against StrOp.
As for Annibalc, he had discarded
m alarm clock when Morris took up
slceping quarters behind his store, for
promptly at half past each morning
Morris bound his phylactericS on tore
head and arm and grew vocal WITH
praver His petition assembled VIII
trills and roulades as though the re
| cordins angel We're at the head OF th'
tenement stair with straining ear Il
/ catch the devout sound.
In Annibale, however, it PROVOKED
! ONLY n smile. "GccnSburg-a. he Woul'
remark to his early customers WITH
The herald., 1915-09-30

lars goes NIT her" Won something,
he whispered. Moas+o,ro Eraad-
man." he announced. Il am a proper
ty owner and business man, amt itT'
Mr.. Freedman nodded once more.
"Und a good Jew, amt it?"
Again the schatchen assented.
"Den watts der use Of talking fool
ishnessw Morris cried in tones Of final
ity. at must positively be one thou
sand five hundred!
Mr. Freedman seized his hat in 81
lence with the air Of man who, hav-
ing seen his good offices ruthlessly re-
jected, washes his hands Of the entire
matter He rose to his feet and made
stately progress for the street door
and was almost across the threshold
when Morris rushed forward.
"Vait a minuter' he cried excitedly
and laid a restraining hand on the
schatchen's arm.
Mr.. Freedman was readily persuad
ed to reseat himself, and before b,
finally departed a meeting between
Morris and his prospective father-in
law was arranged for the following
Friday night at the synagogue on Nor
folk street.
The herald., 1915-09-30

WY
nod of his head in the direction of the
tailor shop, ices a-craze. He just for
sing-a dat way every morning
Then Annibale would take battered
guitar from the corner and raise a
stornello popolare in his thin Sicllian
faIsetto until the next customer ar
rived.
simultaneously Ginsburg would turn
70 his assistant and spit out on the
ground a form of biblical profanity.
"Tphooee, he would exclaim, dot
gentle makes me sick.
Nevertheless Annibale entertained d
wholesome respect for Norris. Nhen
they stood, each at his open door OH
summer evenings, Annibale eyed mol
without envy the bulge in Ginsburg
left hand trousers pocket. lie Kne"
that it evidenced a roll of bills as DIE
around as a hickory branch and thai
the outer wrapper was yellow. for eVeI
and anon Morris pulled it from his
pocket and counted it slowly over
drawing each bill toward him twlxt
! loving thumb and finger.
The operation finished, he returned
ii TO its hiding place and scratched hi
struggling beard, calmly awaiting tn
inevitable question from Annibal'
Many times he had gone through tn
program, and not once had the que'
ton failed of utterance.
Stay" Annibale remarked, "yo
SO reech a man, so much a mon, jus
for like know what's matter you n
get shave-a!
Morris shrugged and smiled.
you ask me all question:" he reptile
with the Talmudical singsong infe
ton. "vot Is doch ali foolish question
He tapped Annibale playfully on II
chest. you tell me-" he conclude
"und I'll tell you" And with anoth'
shrug he re-entered his store.
. "E's a-craze," Annibale calculated
himself and sought the consolation
: his battered guitar.
Or perhaps the collOquy took anoth'
; form.
!. 81 Just for like know" Anniba
/. would say as the roll was thrust bat
!. into Ginsburg's pocket, "how much
!. mon you got?''
!: "Ah million, amt got it," Nor
!. would reply, "aber / amt eggs-ect'
!: bankrupt, understand"
/! Then he would turn to Annibale, al
!; by the movements of his ragged bea
I. 1t could be deduced that he smiled.
!; Friends is friends" he would s
!; oracularly, ''und good friends Is a
{ friends. Aber mOney-dots der be
!! est friend. und don't you forget It."
{ The aphOrism invariably left pC
!. Annibale without retOrt 1t stru
3 home. for the jovial Lomonte was
!. enmeshed in the installment syst
3 that his financial survival was WEE
!. " wonder even 10 himself.
!: His store fixtures. the diamond
i his finger-a fine canary colored stol
. almost flawless--the very clothes
+ his back, were purchased and owed
!! on the weekly payment plan, while
!. mere thought of the first of the mon
The herald., 1915-09-30

though preparing
to embraced hogs
head.
Freedman nod
ded again, more
vigorously.
go on" said
Morris encourag-
ingly.
The schatchen
leaned forward
as though to i'm
part a fact of
great secrecy.
zone tousand
dollars goes init
her." he whisper
ed and then drew
back the better to
note the effect OF
his words.
Morris elevated
his eyebrows and
shrugged super
ciliously.
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