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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-01
Masonic Meetings.

IN SPECIAL COMMUNICATION
Marshall Lodge, No. 1Os A. F. & A. NJ
Friday, April 2. Work in second de-
gree John w. Wells, secretary; w. II
Steiner, w. M.
sIGNET CHAPTER, No. SO, R. A. M.
Regular convocation Monday. April ~
l.. S. Kilborn, H. P; John w. Wells
Rec.
STATED ASSEMBLY, King Solomon
Council No. 20, r. & S. NJ. Monday
after the third Sunday. l. I. foroes'
recorder; George Gregory, T. l. M.
REGULAR CoNCLAvE, St. Aldemar
Commandery No. 80, K. T., Tuesday'
March % at 1880 o'clock. Regular nusl.
ness. George Gregory. E. c.; M. D
Mcfarland, Rec.
REGULAR MEETING Central Chap.
ter No. 67, o. E. s.. Wednesday Aprl'
IA, s p. m. Business. Anna Downlns'
secretary; Mary Black Collins w. NJ
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-01

times In your paper ana that many VIII
read Il. I hope another bill more pop-
ular will be put In the legislature and
that II will be passed at this session
Of the legislature.
need a pension and have earned
It. know of other teachers who
have earned = pension. want them
all to get one.
Mrs. Phebe McGraw.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-01
Ex1LEs FROM IOWA.

l "
1owans wherever they go, find 1t
mighty hard to forget the old home.
They like to get together at every OPP
portunity and talk about the good
times they had BACK here.
In Chicago they have an Iowa So
ciety for that very purpose. Out in
California they have an Iowa picnic
that attracts former Hawkeyes by the
tens Of thousands and the occasion
proves the happiest day Of the year to
them, for they meet lot of friends
who, like themselves, are exiles from
home"
In the other direction. go as far as
you may and you will find the same
thing The Iowa Society Of New York
has announced it's spring dance and
reception at the Plaza Hotel for Sat
urday, April 10. 1t is a safe predic-
ton that hundreds Of the very best
people of New York will be present
The majority Of them no doubt, regret
in secret If not in public. that circum-
stances compel them to spend their
lives in the crowded city, rather than
In the freer air of Iowa.
For when the Iowa life once gets
into a mans veins, it never gets out
again.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-01

$50 far as known, Iowa Is the only
state that Is proposing to go back to
barbarism in the matter OF road and
bridge building" remarks the Daven-
port Democrat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-01

Clifford Thorne has not been getting
the credit thru the Iowa newspapers
he is entitled to for the effective work
he has been doing on the railroad COM
mission" declares the Pocahontas
Democrat.
iowa would do much better to in
clude the pension some folks want to
give to school teachers in the monthly
pay check" says the Waterloo Times
Tribune.
The Sioux City Journal suggests that
Further explanation of why Iowa is
losing population should be deferred
until after the state census, which
probably will show that Iowa is gain
ing in population"
1.-THE Johnson bill was conceived IN
iniquity. It is bar to the progress
of the state, an insult to the intelli-
gence Of it's people" AYERS the Man.
chester Press. THAT it should have
been able to muster sufficient votes to
get thru the house is one Of the most
astonishing things that has happened
in Iowa in all It's history. It's support
ers mistake the temper Of the Iowa
farmer and business man If they sup
pose that this reactionary legislation
will have their approval. On the con-
trary. the bill will buried under a flood
Of execration. as soon as it's real in
| tent is known"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-01
Imaginary iIIs,

Imaginary IIIs.
sorrow itself IL not so hard to bear
O the thought OF sorrow coming.
z Airy ghosts that work no harm do
tesstfy NJ more than men il steel
q stskh tAlenAy nnynoees--Aldrich.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-01

have used up many columns Of apAce
In our efforts TO get the new law
rightly before our readers. We have
opposed with all our energieS the
Johnston BILL which We believe 10
makeshift, Q backward step and per-
ntcious In the extreme, and.-if con-
CURED in by the senate and signed by
the governor, which is not at all prob
able, would do the state Of iowa great
injury for years to come. The people
are gradually becoming educated on
this subject. Many honestly opposed
1t at the start, because its workings
at that time had not been tried, but
now that the good results are seen
they are heartily in Its favor. We
predict that two years from now there
will only be q desire to further
strengthen it. Iowa, at this stage, can
afford to take no backward step. 1t
has too long Jagged in the rear Of the
good roads procession.
SAWED MONEY IN CMoNTG OlMERY.
Tired Oak Express.]
1t seems only reasonable That the
bridge and road building Of the state
should be handled in a systematic
manner in order that the most good
may be had for the money expended
in that direction, and that each county
should have a county engineer a man
with experience in engineering and
road work who knows absolutely that
he is getting full value for every dol
lar that is spent for material and
labor. The cost of county engineer
in Montgomery county has been saved
many times over in the purchasing Of
material for bridge work alone. Thru
the state highway commission the
necessary system is obtained in the
management Of road work. The road
law is new and very naturally may
have some defects, but already 1t has
accomplished much good, and Its de-
fects can easily be remedied in time.
A business man can not hope to ac-
complish much unless he handles his
affairs in an intelligent, business-like
manner. Likewise the state can not
hope to accomplish much in road
building without the use Of intelligent,
business like methods.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-30

4ilo Railroad oonohoIoero.
Under the teFms Of the agreement
between A. w. +. BottomleY, A. n.
Campbell, y ri Gait, A. Lewis. Jf., &.
1 Spalding. John Waterhouse and e.
n Wodehouse, as COMMITTEES rep
resenfIng the bOndholders OF the Tiilo.
Railroad Company. the Hawaiian
Trust Company. Ltd, as depository,
and the holders Of bonds OF the Hi1c
Railroad Company. the Hawaiian
Trust Combany. Limited, al its office.
Kadikeolani building, King street. Hos
nolulu, Is now prepared to receive
bonds Of the railroad and to issue its
certificates Of deposit theref0H
BondhoIders desiring 70 avail them
selves Of the advantages Of the above
protective agreement are requested to
take their bonds to the Offices Of the
Hawaiian Trust Company Limited,
Tor the above purpose and there TO
sign the agreement.
This offer Is open 10 all owners Of
bonds up TO- October 1, 1915, fand
Thereafter With the consent Of the
COMMITTEES.
Copies Of the protective agreement
may be obtained from the above de-
positary and from the undersigned at
the offices OF the Guardian Trust
Company. Limited, Stangenwald build
ing. Merchant street, Honolulu.
ALBERT r. JUDD,
Executive Secretary, Hilo Railroad
BondhOlders' Protective COMMITTEES.
Honolulu, Hawaii. September %,
1915. 62767t
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HOUSTON TO uRGE
SPEEDY ACTION on
RURAL CREDITS ACT

WASHINGTON, d. G, Secretary
Houstons back from his vacation IN
New England. announced that he IN
tended to renew, in his coming an
nua1 report, his views as to what
should be provided in rural credits
legislation. on which q joint commit
tee or Congress Isl to- work and re-
port At the December session
He will also lay special stress on
the conservation Of the meat supply
of the country. on the importance Of
work Of developing the marketing and
purchasing Of agricultural products
along cooperative lines. on the eco
n0mic value OF the national forests
and on the workings Of the new cotton
lutures law
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NOTICE or REDEMpTioN OF
BONDS OF THE MUTUAL TELE-
Prone COMPANY.

The Mutual Telephone Company viii
redeem allsOf its present outstanding
bonds on October 4 19I5. BY the pay
ment of the principal thereof and. the
) interest thereon to said date, at the
office OF the Hawaiian Trust Company,
Limited. in Honolulu. All Of said
bonds viii cease to beer interest on
said date. and all holders thereof are
requested to pfesett the same Tor such
! REDEMPTION II said afficb on said date.
Said bonds comprise $50 bonds Of
the Determination of 500 90 each. num-
hered from rs to AS. both numbers
Included; and 175 bonds of the demon
ination OF 100000 each. bearing the
following pumbers: I--14 is, 1872.
s2426, 3O--42, 44-54, Sc, 81, 59-62,
64S1s 81 80, Ss-92, a. 1o5. l07--
Il3, lis, 1I7-121, 124, 125, 1870 1l2,
fl4-l4S, 157 162,. 1854 -173, 1880,
1872 1s7, 207. 20s. 210-212. 2I42le,
22I-225. sS.sla
Honoiuiu, August IL, 1915.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE COMPANY,
BY 3. a. BALCH.
Treasured.
6242sAug. IA. 20, Sept 4. n, Is. Is. So
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IN T7E rlNIrlcr ssrITrr nISTpI(,T
Court for the sferrftorv. 81 Hawaii
Action hreuehf IN eaid Diefrict
Court and the petition filef Is fhe
office 81 the Clerk 81 eaid DiStricf
Court. ia Honolulu.
THE UNITED STATES or kNNRI.
/ CA Plaintiff. ". LUCY PEABODY.
81 alss Defendants.
THE PREsfDENT or THE INIT.
EED STATES on AMER1CA cRTF,r.
/ ING:
Lucy PEABODY. GRACE Khao.
ALI: THE PROTESTANT RP1Sc0.
PAL CHURCH m: THE HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS. cornotation orTnni1.'i snf
existing under ana b. virtue 81 ne:
Laws 81 the Territory 81 Hawai-. sT.
|ANDREW,S RR1oR sf4EnlRE 8o(6
|RESTARICK. sTSTER BNATRTcF
Vhoss full ana true name 6 InEnoN1 !:
SISTER AEBERTIllA, whose fun and
/ true namo Is unknown: THE
QUEENS HOsR1TkI. = cofporStIo
oftanized ana 6xisfint. Under ana ~
virtue az the laws 81 tie Territory 81
Hawaii. BRUCE ckRTWRIGHT.
Tfurfee under ne East WIN ana Re-.
tSment az EMMA-T<KT,EI ,HoNAT AMI
deceased. THE TERRITORY en- HA..
WAII; q. H BEILINA: HONOLULU
PLANTATION COMPANY. 4 cor1ora.
tion organized and existine under and
by yirfne Of fhe laws az the TERRITORY
OF Hawaii; and JOHN BROWN.
JANE Blue ShsoS Unknown owners men ana ana
claimant.
You sr 4 hereby d,reered 8 .ppe.r
and answer the Petition 81 81; scti6n
entitled a. above. brought aeainsf 'FoiI
n The Disfriet Court ~ fhe IJnitedl
Statos. IN ana for The Terrlfort 81 ia
waii. within fwenfv davs from 9nd.
after service upon you 81 1 certified
conv 81 PIai6fifYa pafifinn herein *.
sether with I certifled dc CORY 1 81 81 tl'Is'
Summons
And YOU are hereby notified th.k o..s
lee VIM annnaI. and anaWar. ~ ai',S&
fe6nirad. the aid Plafnfiff Viii fa.a
indkmeilt 81 condemilation 81 the
lands described d the Petition herein
and Tor anv other relief demandad Is
the Petition.
WITNESS THE HONOR ABLE SAN.
FORD Il DoI,E and THE HONOR.
ABI.E CHARLES 4 (I.EMoNs Iude.
81 n aid DIatricf Conrt. thIa Ielth
anv -, SIuna. n the yaar a. nnr Lord
ene tho,l-and nine h,,nsiroS .nd f,flcen
and a. tn Indenendence 81 the fJnitedH
gtstss fl,aT "a, ona hundred and thirty.
mimi
1Sa.n fatvnad, Il = uuRPHy
= Clsrk.
frAaor.odl
.'eIo m TINTTEn STATES DIa.
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DR. Justin N. Rogers. dentist at
Patten. Me-. until recently. and his
wife were killed near Farmington
~ when their automobile Has stEnck
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REMOVAL NOTICE

Drs. a. G. and G. e. Wall announce
that they have moved their offices to
tho fourth floor Of the Boston buflding.i
sboSe q Co. g
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PAINTER

!. Shifaki. 1907 Nuuanu: Tel. l137.
painting and papefhanging. All
work guaranteed. Bids submitted
ffee. k5sastf
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MoToRcYcLE.
PRlNTINo

We do not boast Of low prices which
usually coincide with poor quality
but We know how to put. life,
hustle and 90 into printed matter.
and that Is what talks l0udest and
longest. Honolulu Star-Bulletin Job
Printing Department. Alakea Street;
Branch Office, Merchant Street.
62eq-tf
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SITUATION WANTED

Blacksmith and good aiEaround me-
chanie desires position. Address p.
!. @, box $50. city. $751;
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WANTED

All friends OF Louis s. Moore. former
manager Of somma's barber shop.
to know that he has 0p1.cd the
new Progress barber shop |t King
and Smith efs. where al are corr
daily invited for firskcIass work
M. Moore makes specially Of
children's heitcHIIIng and face mas.
sage. Shop open until 5 p ID. Sat
urday until the cows come home. !.
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he 14I6.L 01[01I1 con-.
Phone 28ec 6zo| I'm
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NJ. satisfied tenant releases 1.pe1.on
cottage only because 81 securing
better so|1f|ed position out q town.
Electricity gas mosquito proof.
new. clean. modern rent |I5 hcI.
Address + this office ezSe.lI
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-30

Desirable houses IA various |.ll1 81
the city. furnished and unfinished.
e SIS, SIS go. SIS. $50. II5 $40 and
0D 10 Il25 q month See '|eI ID our
office. Trent Trust Co. Ltd. Fort
St.. between King and Merchant
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WANTED

Clean rags for wipIng star.suIIstin
office. sis1.tf
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sALEsLApIEs WANTEp

Five bright, capable ladies III each
state to travel, domonstrate and sell
dealers; SIS to $50 per week: rail-
road fare paid. Goodrich Drug Co..
Dept 119. Omaha. Nebr 6120-em
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PLUMsER.

C. Imoto. SIS King. mr.. Llliha. expert
plumber and tInsmiths phone 2073.
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Efelyont with anything l1r sale 70
Play safe. !. Considering the TO
torn Of sales success. u DI6hnI11
an "A IS more satisfactory than
knowing how e noDoened after
Ward1 Star. Bulletin Want Ads
Hiring Home the B6cons every
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Al expert on magnetic coils. electric
starters, etc. must be 4 capable
man on automobile Repairing Roy
al Hawaiian Garage.
62S1-6t
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6242sAug. z. 2s, Sent. 3, q, q, {
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f4l
AUTO pAINTER

City Painting shop. King. mr.. South
sts. expert auto and carriage paint.
er en- work gl.Arsnlee1 62i91f|
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Dealers to Increase fhelT business by
selling soda from the Hon. Soda
Water Works. Clias =. Ffasher, Mgr.
6106-1vr
TO buy furniture for cash. Tel. 1886
62s1-tf
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POULTRY AND FRUIT

Nosan shokai. Watefmolons: Asla Ian,
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Everybody to know that Nj. g. a
Somma has resumed charge Of bar
Der shop st No. IS s. King So First
class service. 6257-1n
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
Precoelcus Childhood

Large enough 70 smbarrass fathss
dnaAc1akbr
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

An elderly man who had Tor long
time held 4 salaried position Ii bar.
gen. left the city some years 40.
He took sick and when he realized
that he was about TO die. asked his
daughter to place thu pillow he had
been using under his head when they
laid him In the CONN. The wish VA
granted, After the funeral i search
was made among his effects for money.
for Il was generally UNDERWOOD that
the old man was we'll I'd 40. Hut moth
Ing was found. wherenpon the relatives
requested friend OF ths deceased 10
ascertain Il any money had been de-
posted In his name Ii the BERGEN
banks. The friend In question adj
vised them that the old man had With
drawn Ill his money from the hanks
when he left the city. Then tho
daughter and her huaband bethoueht
them Of the pillow. and having hesa
granted permission By the authorities
TO open the old mans grave. found
within the pillow tho goodly sum oe
10000 crowns.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

would come when we--whon I---would
have 70 settle. But kept'yuu In igno-
rance ] was afraid to spoil your hap
pihess. afraid to tax your love, and
let thipgs 20 on until now. out there
In that valley. whole families--iust al
dear to each other IN you and Just
as important In tho world az you and
|. are gone--wiped out promised 10
protect ron and all have done IL to
lead you biindly from every decent
Thought
No, no. Bob" she interrupted vehs-
mentfy. 1T was who did the leading.
not you. Yeu simply followed me-"
But when . man does that, Jane, II
II he who must pay the penalty. II
there b one to pay. He should be
stronEer--ths thing that she should
lean upon. II has always becm that
why. Her sin ID HIS sin. II no makes
no protest whom no knows, or makes
no determined effort TO right things,
and have not done that Jane, dear
est. Two decided one thing. Tho time
has not, come. nor win 1t ever come.
whom Il will b right fqr ron 70 ruin
the rest Of your life up He stumbled
for word. for he could not bear 10
use the real oue--prison. "You must
b. spared the misery and degradation
Of that horrible thing and I've found I
way out Of 1t for both az N. I am 90
ing to take II and In time you viii be-
nave Il was tho only way. But Ill
wAys," 10 murmured. pressing her t.
him, mo matter where we ara vel
always love each other--always,"
mo matter where we aref' shs
echoed, answering his look thu,
seemed to penetrate her very soul
mo matter where we are7 What d.
ron mean. Bobf Are you going away
and leave met"
Eyes. darling. For . while ut least
we must separate. l cannot bear 4
have you fugitive, chasing about oil
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

come tor tho supreme ef0E uM nunAn
% tho friend he had % loved.
'sRemenfaer. xens.s rs cautioned
again. not weird"
He stepped to the door and opens
II to tho poiicA
=
RemorSo Ii more sndurahls than
suspense. We approach tho scAfIold
with stouter hearts than No awalt tAc
verdict that may sound our doom.
We leok more rssignsdly upon the
dying one. Crushed and bowed down
a. she was By her husbands tragic
death Jane found : sort Of solacs In
the vary sxQuisiteness Of her grisf.
Tho sacrtfce he had made for her VA
complete. To the world q 1&rge&o
all SAW her and Brand and Dick Reg.
noids' suicide was but one Of those
evsry day sszdid aAAirs of modern lifs
tho symbol a. failure and . weak.
ling's surrender. hut 70 those who
knew the truth the act was invested
with the 1lgnity Of . martyrs. Il had
saved her from tho shame and horror
OF m expose that might have come II
any time: no had DAid In full the
price Of her folly.
Reynolds gone, Brand stifled I'll In
vestigations Of the dams collapse with
certainty hs ccnld never have ON.
ploysd with Reynolds living. Tho On.
ginesrs and chemists who now en-
aminsA the shattered cement pro
nouncsd II Of the proper quality and
the man who passed II at the time oil
the construction was dead. Like III
Investigations OF the kind there was
much cutlery and clamor at the start
but with delays and court continuancei
and lack OF specific charges the mat
tar waned and was soon forgotten
Brand took good care that tho presi
learned OF the dead mans financial din
solution and to the public mind thi,
accounted for his self.destruction.
So. Jane saw Brand immune and Nm
ruined while she had only the memor.
OF 4 better mans love to help hel
drown the voice OF conscience. In tn.
bitterness OF her sorrow and self-ab
horrence there came times when sh,
was moved to risk any fate for hersel
that she might bring down some ez
piation for the tragedy Of the dam mi
Bobs death upon the head OF Brand
But In such moments the face Of he
husband shone before her and Oh
heard again his loving words OF abns
cation: II have found q way and Il
tims you with believe It was the onl
way" To open now the pages he hA
sealed forever would be but poo
recompense for his sacrifice. No. Oh
must 60 on and hear In silence.
(THE END,
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corners Of the earth with the fear Of
guilt in your heart and the dread Of
capture ever ct your door. You must
have nberty--A way to live your life
out In all the sweetness that must
como into II after al this suffering.
And you will know that am always
with you. loving you and guarding you
the best way God win let me-
The infinite tenderness OF his voice
now unnsrved her completely 20 that
though abe saw or felt some dire omen
In his words. she was helpless 70 pro.
test them. She sank into his arms and
they were claspsd together In one
lsug passionate embrace.
The nghts Of the room danced Do.
fore her syss % their lips parted. She
could scarcely ESQ him - he gently
drew away from her and stepped light
" toward the telephone. He called q
number that was strange and mean.
inglsss to her.
-Hsllo." he said, police headquar.
tsrsf Connect me with the Ninety.
seventh, please" A pause Hello!
Ninety seventh Send . man to four
two-six Marion road Yea. imme-
diately. It's . suicide"
For IN instant she was stunned. but
as she sprang toward him her cry of
horror mingled with the report OF q
pistol She caught his arm ~ he fell
and they sank to the noor together.
prtt Ah LAT haA
paid the price and paid alone.
Dick cleared the half dozen steps
from the first landing at bound and
Brand came stumbling after him. The
reporter knelt quickly beside them.
''1 he Comet" the millionaire painted
breathlessly.
The reporters eyes swept over the
lifsless body Of his friend and his hand
went lightly to his heart.
Yes. he's Dead" he answered soft
~. II think he's been planning 1t =
long time and he knew Just how"
ut was ths best thing he could do"
Brand said coolly. The best for him
self, for her-and--for hse Suicides
. confession. and that lets us out I'm
going to get out OF here. Meade. Take
care Of the police and the papers"
Brand stepped quickly to the door
and passed out into the night
A low moan. the cry Of a broken
soul, announced returning conscious
mess 70 the stricken wife.
Jane" whispered Dick - he bent
over her and lifted her gently to her
fest. shall telephonsf"
NO" she answered hoarsaiy. He
did."
ITO whom!"
THE police"
Then they'll b here Ut once He
helped her back to the dfvan. Listen,
Jane" he announced with an air of
command TN do the talking, was
witness: iii health, you know, . col
lapse from ovsrwork- They may know
me-"
She made no reply and q ring ut the
osaxt,su told him that the nozosnt had