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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-06
Put Cold Cures Away
::u William Brady. NJ. d

Now tina, people are coming out ~
tbcir caves and getting breath al
up"u .,il one" more. tn" season 90
coughs, "colus,' c"ryHa and oatar'n -
passing Th. perennial cold cur" -
shelved til next fall. The hlluring
cough syrup is canned. or re-labeled
for The fall trade The coal-tar grippe
tablet is showed back 10 the rear 10
make room for the soda fountain. sum
rucr approaches.
Whenever YOU hnd Thousand and
one different remedies highly recon-
mcudcd Tor a simple ailmcnt-like an
ordinary cold or COrNZa YOU may
suspect, unless Nou are very crcdulous
indeed. that none Of the alleged rem
cdies - really worth trying That Is
cluincutig true Of coryHa, or Thinitis Il <
- head cold" il various!y called. There
coryza tablets and cold cures advcr-
tiscd and sold to the grand old pub
lie. that il is impossible To count them
| In au ordinary busy lifetime And for
Il simpl" ailmeut some of thcS. alleged
remedies are rcuarkably powerful For
| instance, one aliti-cold tablet contains
! II dash of Strychniuc, morphine, arsenic,
iatr"rin and camphor That, Ia our un-
. sophisticated view, is quite mouth
/ ful, ror SUCH very simple nilnent.
I Yet it is no more ridiculous than the
! average cold cure, cough mixture or
I rhinitis tablet The principle in vogue
! in tn, prosecution OF the very profitable
1 business OF curing 60 these trivial
! complaints is something like this: mix
/ up a little, just n wee pinch. OF every
/ cheap drug you have in stock. roll It
. into tablets and coat II with chocolate
%. pink sugar and mack the product
! In pretty cartons Then place them
I IN the window. with a card saying. The
I time 10 kin cold is before Il Kills
/ YOU "r something else original like
4 that. and sell tho stun like hot CO, kcs
/ at Twenty-Five cents the box.
] When doctor doesn't know what
ails a patient or what to do for the
patient he sometimes loads UP shot.
gun mixture, shuts his eyes and blazcs
away. NJ least he used TO do so That
Is where tho anti-coli and rhinitis tab
lets and the stupendOus cough mixtures
cam" from-our anxious medical fore
fathers concoctcd them. They. like the
old women OF the present time. Had
- set formula or recipe for each symp-
tom and II the symptom failed TO iii
TN" ready madc medicine. go much the
worse TOT me patient No alterations
We're made, considering the price
f"orle are coming out OF their bur
rows ana looking at the sun. Fresh
, air is again getting a chance Let ms
pN' away the cough ana cold cures In
moth balls. and leave them there ~
cNrlos Tor the amusement of our grand.
= children. Grandchildren. did wn saw.
: TUT. tut. by that time colds" will l.,
as rare as typhoid fever ~ nov ANA ,
o. worse disgrace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-06
ADAMS PLEADS GUILTY
TO R0BBING THE
Admits theft of Parcel Post In,
aud TX Sentenced to Tern,
In IirnrirO .Jnil.

y number OF cases were h.nr.l
tcrday in the United states al
Court, several defendants nj,
guilty and others having "a I'll
Jury. Tho government entered al
rrosoIui in the case OF the
states versus George Lee Thol
and Donald Hicks.
After trial by jury $. w. Silso
declared not guilty of Illicit dis
IN Grccncviilc County.
T.. y Adams. upon q plea or j
was sentenced To jail in II.nrlc,
" iail for a term of ten day.
WAS charged with hayiu. stolen I,
Der OF parcel post packages AL
t"rsburg. Tn" sentence was
short, owing to the fact that II,
fehdant has already spent cons!I.
hme in Jail awaiting trial.
Walter s. Buchanan ana f.. e.
ncy. alias Solden T.. II.ssjer
Jointly charged with having uso
mails 10 dcfraud Sweeney plead
nut was not sentenced v.s,.
buchanan is now in the pcni,o,
ana VIII tic tried when ie finish.
term Sweency is to he held
witness against MIN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-06
Useful
Hints
Petal Skirt and Collar
United With Bodice Gndlc. Which is
Made Of Brocade
by Nine. Qui NiNc.

Madame Nature filings off her furry
NANTES OF snow, puts on a brand-n
spring frock and twimes lowers in her
hair. Co to 1t, woman. and 10 like
wise
The mos, enormous capcs are being
the lovely ono.
They are either OF velvet or brocade.
All have the 1890 dropped shoulder
line; many are trimmed with ostrich
~ marabou
Ordinary little tro,tiur suits suit
able for shopping ana general travel
ING over the face OF the universe. have
Innings OF silk that are Of oriental
splcndor
Gaye;y is 70 Ice seen in all articles
Of women's wear. Some OF the newest
"undics' are embroidered in vivid
colors arranged in designs that are
supposed To be "Baksty."
Mebbe they are They look like
portraits Of microbes to us
Some gowns, like some girls are
mighty like a rose
The petal effect lends itself oharm-
inEly 20 crisp fabrics, or rather crisp
fabrics lend themselves 90 ue,aI lines
Taneta il particularly good for these
houmant and dainty norettc designs.
The frock i'm the Illustration is made
OF tuiie that is given a strange Kind
Of q glue bath TO iinpart stiffness ana
hody Each tiny Nandyl>e of the skirt
has pico; edge done with GOLD thread,
matching one color 81 the material.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-06
Ethical
Talks
AS You Like 1t
RetOId by
MISS RAMONA DAI<E..
One NJ the ":.:zc Essays IN 'rbc
ri'"cs-Dtspntrh Shukcspcnrrnm
Contest.

Orlando. the Youngest son OF Sir
Rowland tie Bots, had been left to the
care of his brother. Oliver. who had
plainly neglected him. bringing him
up as Il rustic. although he himself
admitted that Orlando had grown up
gentle, not schooled. yet learned and
fun of noble device"
Duke Ferdinand. "a bitter enemy OK
Orlando's father and n usurper OF his
own brothers dultedom. had an only
daughter, Celia. When he had ban
ishcd his brother, lie had Detained hia
niece Rosalind, at his court as II COM
paniun for Celia. Rosalind sees Or
lando at a wrestling match held be
fore her uncle. and is so touched 10y his
manlucss that she Immediately falls
in love with him. In his anger at the
thought that his cnemyS child has
dared To appear before him. the duke
banishcd ltosalind, of whose popularity
he, has long been Jealous. Her faithful
cousin. Celia, resolves to go with her
and, dressed in shepherd attire, they
set out for the Forest OF Arden. ac-
Companied only hy TCuchstonc. the
clown Eosaiud. being the taller. was
disguised AS shepherd Ganymede.
and Celia as his sister. .\licna.
Meanwhile orlard" has decided to
leave the court of his brother and go
also to the Forest OF Arden. After the
Journey. his old servant. Adam. weary
and hungry. rested while Orlando went
in search of food and shelter. Strange
enough he came to tho camp OF the
hanishcd duke. who gave him - hearty
welcome
After some days in the forest. Rosa
lind and Celia were surprised TO find
the name Rosalind carved on the trees
and love songs hung from their
branches. and while they wondered
Orlando appeared wearing Rosallnd's
charm They entered into convcrsa-
ton. Ganymede leading the talk 10
"odcs upon hawthorncs and cliuues
upon bramblcS." Orlando. having con-
fessed that he was the culprit. "Gany-
medc" suggested that he come aud
court him" calling him his Rosa
lind. to which proposition he gladly
agreed
In this manner many days passed
pleasantly Rosalind was examining
The innocent Orlando in the mock
"ourtship. Hut one day Orlando did
not come at the usual time, ana at
length his brother, Oliver. came in
mis- place telling of the heroism OF
Orlando in saving him from n liouess
ON the return. Oliver told Orlando
that h. had fallen in love with Alicna.
and in fact. She had been so touched
by his remorsc for his treatment Of
his brother, that She had fallen i'm love
with him
ana Ghnymed". in whom Orlando had
,s,,I ,i,4I li r,ul
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-06
GAS WORKS CONTRACTS
i'ir" and Fitting. Award t.nr. to
''inm"rEnn Pipe anu ioumdr,

The Administrative Eoard yesterday
awarded contracts to various firms for
supplying material FOR the use OF the
city Gas works for ono year
Pipe ana fittings viii be supplied hr
the ilam"rgau pipe and Foundry Com
rany; tho T. l. clapp Ammonia Com
panN Was given the contract To take
over hy-produc,s J. ~ Gautlcr Il Co,
of Jersey city. viii refill niue benches
OF r"tnrts for S5.3SG. T. T. Murphy &
Son Inc viii supply cooI a, $275 per
ton. ana 9. + luthrop y co viii fur
uish cement at lGS "a barrel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-06

IN" Dope on cignrc,s What is ,h.
""H" on ciEarcts' Ar. they any moro
Injurious than n pipe
answer Th"r" ism, an, done ON
'uein' a. rule II Is In them. Tohac-
"hJeclon to ciparcrs is mat minors
sin"E" them ana al smokers ar. an,
I" smoke tncm excessively
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-06
WIZ Discuss Snie.,n,n.,,,,

w NJ Lloyd. Of the SpoHcys Com
ranN' viii he the speaker o-day n, the
weekly luncheon Of the Richmond Al
Nrrtiscrs' club. The luncheon win Zoe
In the private dining room OF The Lex
ihI,"m Hotel, from l.IJ until ..15
O'Clock scientific Salcsmanship. is
10 be INC subject
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-06
ADJUSTMENTS


Twin Beds" the laugh festival ny
Salisbury Field ana Margaret Mayo,
VIII be presented again a; the Academy
OF Music Friday ana Saturday ana sat
urd;'H matinee b. Sclwyn X Go. Twin
heus has won and held it's popularity
on amusing. swift action. its wit Of
me and freshness OF slang. ana its
eSpertlH deIlneatei characterization
There is not one of the characters i'm
inc piece whose like has not been seen
hci"rc' though probably under far less
nmuSlnE circumstances
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-06
Lyrics ,iidwcck chnnrc.

thre" features Of unusual note arc
promised in the new show that comes
l" IN" Lyric for tn" latter half Of The
week The Five Antwerp Girls a
quintct of Belgian musicians. form one
"' these numbers The physiological
ana anatomical phenomenon. Willard
inc man who grows is another, and
the third Is the Emmett Welch Minstrel
Company. There are nine OF the black
Fac" troubadours. all men and all en-
pericnc"d corkological entertainers
Each OF the three features named has
topped the bill in many OF the thcaters
OF the Keith big time" circuit The
wide variety of the new entertainment
Is apparent. Rrown and Kiigorc an
eccentric comedian and a singing and
dancing girl. are pros ranmcd for n
series of specialtics I'm which vocal
music ana frothE nonsense predoml-
nate, and the Charbino Brothers. an
other foreign act. viii supply ample
diversion with their comedy novelty
Offering With the new vaudeville"
show will come the usual change Of
motion picture exhibits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-06

ana later II would ben
red with little white PIN
The skin was sore and VI
crack open in places. Ic
not sleep. j, finally I'd
my scalp and would itch
burn. My hai- would
out by handfuls.
When I used CUT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-06
Woman and Home

I tcr 'cSt OF us value. as good soap
, cannot he made chcaply.
The essentials OF good soap are
that il should he well made from clean.
| fresh fats, be free from an excess OF
alkali or cocoauut oil. and free from
! resin and other unnecessary inErcdi-
cnts. Also il should lathcr freely.
! These conditions met the user may
consult his own taste as TO the hard
, ness and feet the odor and the color.
The natural color OF soap varies from
dirty yellow to white. The natural
color OF the best toilet soap is a
creamy white The dirty yellow of
common laundry soap illustrates the
color of chcaply made, impure soaps.
tnt"inrttc DonncIIy'S Answers
Willa-Thc oniy way YOU can keen
Yourself in good health is in being
careful of Your diet Coating only sim
pie nourishirg foods and avoidinr pas-
'rleS, sweets ana oily meats) getting
lots OF exercise in the omen air. keen
ing Yourself free from constitution ANA
getting proper amount of slecn ANA
rest. y cold plunge improves the cir
cuiatlon Of the blood stimulates tho
nerve cehtcrs. creates IN appetit. ANA
heepS the skin firm BE sure tina, van
are physically tit before attcmutinc the
COZ" plunge as many persons cannot
H'""" the sudden shock to the system
''"! rEes-No Gray Eyes there is
"'"'hS YOU can do To make Your eyes
'ou VIII Just have 10 be salts
"''h 'he eyes nature gave Won,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-06
P|MPLES ON ARR
FACE AND NECN
Skin Sore and Would Crack OIL
Finally Got in Scalp, Hair
Fell Out by RandfuIs.
HEALED BY CUTICUH
SOAP AND 0lNTM EN-

My trouble began when I would gel
and would break ont in spots and i,chI
burn. II affected my arms. face and II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-06

me relief. used one cake OF Cu,l|
soap and two boxes Of Ointment and
TO hc sure II vas gone | used one call
Cuticura Soap and half box OF Ointr-
and 20; completely healed" ,sigr
Cleveland Moore. Bel. Fla. Aug. S. i
Sample Each Free by VI
With 32-p. Skin Boot; on request,
dress postcard "Cu,icurn, Dept. r, 7
tom" Sold throughout the world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-06

'p|i'Eh' ''l" h' ) heeley.D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-06

Orlando. the Youngest son OF Sir
Rowland de Bots had been left to the
care OF his brother. oliver. who had
plainly neglected him, bringing him
up as Il rustic. although he himself
admitted that Orlando had grown up
gentle, not schooled. yet learned and
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-05-05
Swat The Ely EARLY.

In Farm and Fireside we read:
much discussion has made us famil-
lar with the work of the common
houseay. A few years ago there were
questions sent out in all the principal
cities Of this and other countries
which put the matter before US quite
clearly. Here is the list, with a few
slight changes:
where is the fly born? In manure
and Nth.
where does the fly live? In every
kind of filth.
rs there anything too filthy for the
fly to eat? No.
"Where does he so when he leaves
the vault and manure pile and the
spittoon? Into the kitchen and din
ingroom.
what does he do there? He walks
on the bread, fruit, and vegetables; he
sticks In the butter; he swims in the
milk.
Does he visit the patient sick with
consumption, typhoid fever and ohol-
era iniautum? lie does, ana mayieall
on you next.
rs the fly dangerous? He is man S
worst pest. and more dangerous than
wild beasts So
What disease does the fly carry?
He carries typhoid fever. tuberculosis,
and summer complaint How? On
his wings and hairy feet. What is his
correct name? Typhoid fly.
did he ever kin anyone? He killed
more American soldiers in the Span
ish-American war than all the bullets
of the Spaniards.
where are the most cases of these
diseases? Where there are the most
flies.
"Where are there most flies? Where
there is the most filth.
"Why should we kill the fly? BE
cause he may kill us.
How should we kill the fly? Des
troy all the filth about the house ant
yard that we can; pour lime on tht
! rest; kill him with a wire screen pad
die or sticky fly paper or kerosene oil
Kill the fly in any way, but kill thl
} ny,
I THE mosquito is closely allied will
the fly. His fayorite breeding place il
stagnant water: an uncovered rain
| barrel is all he wants to grow ant
thrive
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-05-05
SOUTH sHAFTsRUR


]. D. Whittier spent Tuesday in
Sandgate.
Mrs. A. B. Hawkins was in Benning.
ton Monday
Miss Jennie Harris was in Benning-
ton Tuesday.
Albert Madison is attending a
school in Boston.
Mrs. Fred Greene, who has been
quite i'll is better.
r. II. Williams has returned from
business trip to Boston.
Mrs. Nettie Wyman spent Sunday
with relatives in Adams, Mass.
Miss Marietta Howard was home
from SALISBURY for the week end.
Mrs J. D, Whittier and Mrs. n. d.
Bottum spent Tuesday in Bennington.
Miss Florence Humphreys was home
from North Adams school over Sun
day.
Miss Camilla Cole is home from
North Adams Normal school for a
week.
Miss Stella Hawkins was home from
the Samaritan hospital in Troy, last
Friday,
Mrs. Edwin h. Humphreys and
daughter Florence are visiting friends
in Boston
Miss Edna Way has returned tc
Saratoga, N. Y, after spending solhC
time at l.. W. Coles.
Mr.. and Mrs +. S. Hawkins, daugh
ter Ruth and Miss Helen Cashmere
spent Saturday in Troy.
Miss Isabel Cole visited friends il
Bennington this week and attended
the play "In Old Vermont
Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Dickinson o
| herkimer, N. Y, have been spending
several days with relatives in town.
Mrs. Louis Rabner entertained sew
eral friends from North Bennington q
her home Saturday afternoon an,
evening,
| Miss Mary Gordon and VIM GoI
don OF North Bennington spent Sun
day with their sister, Mrs Cliflor
Hawkins.
The contest for Tent Caterpilla
Eggs which has been held at the vi
lage school ended Friday The totg
found In the primary room was 1914,
Melvin Becker won first prize for fine
ing 300, l452 were found in the intei
mediate room, Carl Jesperson was gi'
en- first prize for finding ga and A
yah Mallory second prize for fndin
S4S. Charles Dickinson found S2l
] The total for the grammar room Wa
$50. -.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-05-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News IF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers
Hole proof hosiery at Harris.

Hole proof hosiery at Harris. ADV.
Guy Summers began work in Coop
ers mill this morning.
Social dance at young woman's club
Wednesday, May 10. ADV.
c. E. Nichols of Londonderry is
business visitor in town.
C. A. Wilcox of Arlington was in
town en- business Thursday.
S. 7. Palmer of Manchester was a
visitor in town on Thursday.
Henry Pulver of Beech street is
confined to his home with a slight ill
ness.
John Dwyer has taken a job as
Waterman in the new plant Of the
Payne brush company
MIR and Mrs. e. B. Horth of Albany
were in town Thursday stopping at the
Putnam House and visiting friends.
Theodore Roberts is featured at the
Harte Theatre today in Mark Twain's
Puddenhead Wilson a Paramount feat.
ure. ADV.
H. A. Wilkinson, Laurence J. Girls
void, Donald Webster and Max Web.
ster enjoyed hike in the Hell Hol-
low direction Thursday.
Mrs Herbert F. Dumas has returned
to her home after recovering from an
operation which she recently under
Went in the Troy hospital
Mrs. William Coulter Of Pittsfeld
was a recent visitor in town, called
here by the recent death of her moth
er, Mrs, Gabriel Monette.
Joseph Cunning and James S. Silk
are painting the house recently erect
ed by them on Putnam street Grad
ing of the grounds has also begun
Rupert Of Hentzau faithfully and
correctly presented in Blue Bird films,
inspires lively interest. "-Des Moines
Capital. Opera house today. Adv.
Roy r. Macomber, whose parents
moved to Boston last week, has taken
rooms with Clifford Atkins, watch-re-
pairer at James Woods, in the scott
house on Pleasant street
The last "Who Pays" drama will be
shown in addition to the eighth epis.
ode OF The Strange Case of Mary Page
at Harte Theatre tomorrow. Francis
\. Bushman ana Beverly Bayne at
Harte Theatre Monday Adv.
Eugene LaE'ortune, John y. Harte
and Charles Ray made another sue
cessful fishing trip Thursday morning
returning with three fine strings OF
trout caught in the Battenkill river
The men made the trip in Mr.. LaF'or
tunes new Chevrolet car.
The advance sale for "The Only
Girl' which appears at the opera house
tomorrow night has started off very
good This is the last legitimate at
traction to appear in Bennington thi!
season and carries forty people and
two cars CT scenery and effects. This
is the same company who has Just fin
| ished a successful weeks engagement
| at Montreal. ADV.
| Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clocl
the Drysdale store will place on salt
in their garment dept. so dozen Of fin,
new white lingerie summer waists a
the very special price OF 79c. each
These are not job lot. but clean su
perior garments-thorough well
= made and would be moderately price,
at $l.25 to $50. Materials and trim
mings are most desirable and attrac
tice. All sizes "a to so bust. Dis
played on special counters for cas-,
choosing Adv.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-05-05
COUNT RoNl LOSES AGAIN
Cardinals Declare His Marriage t.
Anna Gould Valid.

Rome, via Paris, May 1.-The vail
dity of the marriage Of Count Boni
de Castellane TO Anna Gould now
Duchess Tareyrand was confirmed
today in decision by the commits
sion of cardinals appointed to con
slider the claim OF the Count for an.
nulment Of his marriage.
Count de Castelape has appealed
several times to the Vatican for a
ruling that his marriage was invalid
His first appeal, which has now been
decided against him. was filed in Janu
AIRY Of this year.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-05-05

& So ~. ll&ss AAs...sA
"Thcir-their freshness"
beside him. He ripped outa sool round
cath or two; then he said, say, look
here, from what You told ne, that Mary
PAGE is 10 better than she should he,
but criel-ey. she swung a right onto my
jaw that jared my brains in there,
just recause ! tgicd 10 give lcr a li,tle
kiss-aud offered to take her TO the
movies.
Did 3ir. Pollock reply?'
NO. First he looked rs if lie was
going to hand the chump orc himself,
then he laughed as ii he WAS satisfied
with something, and / ran mp stairs 70
Mary. She was crying. and packing
her gry She said that Tor Tie last two
~ three days she had noticed decided
difference in the att'tudc OF the men
towards her anl that "a noon one OF
them had 'nsulte1 9cr aud she had
slapped his face The worst of il was
She said, the man said that he had been
told that she wasn't SO particular with
others, and WIS notorious whore she
came from. Wien we went downstairs
with our suit-cases in our hands the
propriotor's wifes was giving him an
earfnl of what She had heard about Us.
Of how had we were and all the rest,
and Mr.. Pollock was sitting there TAX
ing it all IN, but pretending to read.
lie jumped Up when We came in sight;
however and started to speak. but we
pushed by him and walked right up
TO The proprietor and said Look here
you've been pretty white 20 us, but
Somebody * slfVHlns lot Of lies
around here, ana we're golng TO quit
r. D. O.. and we'd Ike whatever Of the
long green is coming 20 Us after our
room rent is paid The old guy seeing
Nj Pollock was listening, said we'd
better all. so into the diulng-room 10
settle it, but Mr.. Pollock followed Us
in, and said that as he was a friend
Of ours that he bad heard that there
were good many rum0rs about
Mary's past. ana that Of course no
actress could expect TO have any repu-
tation. us everybody knew what road
companies were. Then be grabbed
Mays hands, saying. i at least care
nothing about gossip Knowing Miss
Page, have repeatedly offered 70 mar
ry her and uow-now ! ask again,
Mary. YOU can kin this SANDER In a
minute by marrying me- That wised
ne to his game All right, but before |
could tell her, she had dragged her
hands away from him with a scream
and backed against the wall staring ~
us as if-as if-she was--crazy. call.
ed ont Mary. Mary but she didn't
seem 10 hear ne. She just kept star.
| Ing at Mr., Pollock"
Was he much excited?" snapped
Iangdon.
yes. but he was half drunk, too
He'd been drinking a lot al day, and i.
showed plainly on him. 1t was that,
guess. that made him act like foo
aud try to catch her In his arms, cry
Ing thaf there was nothing amend OF
her but disgrace and disaster unless
she married HIM"
| DID she reply;
"No-she didn't answer she StfucI
lt him tWice-thcn she screamed ans
ran out-and across me street 10 th'
railroad We've followed as qr'vFl,
as we could. ana thcn-' she cI'Eed
ana her hila Went Wa'e"nEiy 'N ne
'h'c9L as II the "ofaS W"'lu lo' olh
and feen-Ne sa" inc man W''ih.
ms nag ana NHe" 'h2- ,he traul ~"
New AorN was copih,E III l-'l'"N
screamed and screamed and | hear
| Pollock screaming 100, and we ran lik