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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-13
TRUSTEES SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY.

BY virtue OF the authority vested
in me by certain deed Of trust, bear
ing date on the 23rd day Of August,
1915, executed by NJ. N. Glumicich to
the undersigned Trustee to secure the
payment OF a certain note payable to
]. M. Hartley & Son company Tor any
renewal thereby therein mentioned
and described, which trust is OF rec
ord in the Office of the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Marion County, West
Virginia, in Reservation Of Title and
'Chattel Trust Deed Book No. at
Page 1888, default having been made
In the payment thereof, and the said
Trustee having been requested SO to
do, the undersigned will, as such
Trustee, on Monday, March the goth,
1916, at Ten O'clock a. M, /. at the
Smith.Race Grocery Company Build
ing, in Cleveland Avenue, in the City
Of Fairmont, Marion County, West
Virginia, sell at public auction to the
highest responsible bidder the fol.
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}WANTED-Farm buyers for good
farm lands located in Guernsey
Co.. Ohio. to 800 acre tracts. well
good markets and we'll To-
Gated. Terms to suit you. Our farm
lists are free, write for them. A. T..
e Son., Cambridge, Ohio.
3-1.26t.No. 800
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Baltimore

Furniahed by W. W. Lauahan q Co..
Main Floor, Calvert Building. Baltimore.
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FOR. SALE-Beventeen acres i'm
4 proved land lying close In, 10 min.
utes walk from court house. Land
well suited to market gardening or for
manufacturing purposes. Three acres
are plotted for building lots, Fine
spring water Will sell one lot, one
acre or more, to suit purchaser. For
further Information address NJ. NJ.
Barnes. 4Us Maple avenue, Con. phone
227SI.
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WANTED-Boarde and Ipomees
with private family. Students or
clerks preferred. All modern conve-
iniences. $3.50 per week. Close to
court house. Consol. Phone 766 w.
SO6 Hamilton street 3-11-6t
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ROOMS TO RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished room close In.
Reasonable. 524 Pierpont Ave.
3-13.6t No. Sal
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room,
new home. 112 High street. 4
2.29.tf.No. 797.
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sCASHIE Cash Send in your old dis
carded false teeth. We pay from 76c
to- SIS per set. Half sets In proportion.
STERLING Refining Co., ALB Schmulbach
HIdg.1 Wheeling, w. Va.
1920. ~ M =" o.2h.26t.Nn 724.
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FOR .9ALB-50 acres, fine 10-room
/ house. 3 large barns, and all other
outbuildings in good condition. Fine
variety Of fruit, land smoot aud almost
level. Convenient to church, school
and store. Fine water. Price $4,000.
Address Seymour and Curry, Ashta-
buIa, Ohio or w. q. Curry, 4o5 High
street, Fairmont, w. Va.
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i ssl ssss Issa Ssssd ssaalsl
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FOR sALE-3-horse power single
phase motor and ice cream machine.
Apply ]. H. McCloskey & Co., 612 Lo-
Gust avenue. Bell phone, 907 J-Con.
775. 3.10-tf
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HELP wANTED-MA;LE

sWANTED-At once, 25 men for laying
railroad and ballasting. Get on car
IL; EYerson, and inquire for foreman at
'Kilarm Branch B. 6 o. R. R.-S:11-6t
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470 Shares Cosden Gas pfd -. AZ
IFS Shares T II Symington pf 100
II Shares C G Ell & p com. .10S
:, s sharessMerch & Mech Bank e7aI
20 Shares Com Credit com :. 40
10 Shares Fidelity & Deposit 1861
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FOR sALE-6-room house and acres
of ground, Q miles east Of Fairmont
on pike and street car line, Good or
chard, buildings and water. Reason
able terms. Address "A. H. Walls.
FairView, W. Va. 3.1S.6t No. 842
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FOR SALE-Three acres Of land, good
eight room house, cellar, well of
water, barn. poultry house, some small
fruit trees located on paved road near
Fa1rmont Country Club For further
particulars call at residence OF adj
dress Wa Wadsworth. R. p. D. No. /.
Fairmout, w. Va,
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FOR sALEEHouseho1d furniture
the contents of four rooms. VIII
sell cheap. Inquire at 1872 Walnut
avenue. .8.7-6t-No. 821.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING sss s VI. s Ssss
FoR.sALE

FOR SALE-Motor cycle. $4,000. .Ad.
dress Boz $40 West Virginian
3l3.6t No. $40
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HOUSES FOR RENT

0OOoG6 : w 1bGN
FOR RENT-4-room house on Gaff st.
$1,000. Apply G. L. Carter.
3-13-3t No: $50
FOR RENT-Four room cottage; bath,
etc. See Albert ]. Kern; City Clerk.
BEGGING. 1924,
FOR RENT-Brick dwelling 31s Gas.
ton avenue. Apply A. L. Lehman,
312 Walnut avenue. 3:7-tf No. 1898
FOR RENT-seven room house, mod,
ern conveniences at $40 Maryland
Avenue. Con. Phone az. I
FOR RENT Groom house 284 View
street, also 8.room house $40 Locust
avenue. Apply sos Locust avenue OF
ConSol phone 374 3.6.6t No. 31s
FOR RENT-Newi and desirable
houses and fats close, rent low. In.
quirs f.. p. Kelley, Office sos Main
st. Bell Phone. 3-3-tf No. 500.
FOR RENT-EleVon.Ioom house suit:
able for! boarding or rooming house
Excellent location. Inquire Dr. q,
Fl. Neili. Jacobs Bldg. s.l
FOR RENT-six, room house and; an
N eight room house with baths. Ohio
avenue, Brooks 8. hutchinson; Bell
phone sss or 17s. Con 459 or 42s. i
~. 81 "a u ~ lsilSiisl -AIS4,4SS.H oVo.
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FOR sALE-McCray grocery refrtger-
ator. Apply Model. Steam Bakery.
S.7.6t-No, 1926.
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"Good Bookbinding." That's the only
kind we do: No matter how small OF
how large the book, we bind them well.
Fairmont Printing & Publishing Co.
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SWANTlND-April LIST. five or six room
house with garden. No children.
Cali $50 Bell, or $50 Consol.
3.10.6t No. S31.
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FOR RENT-Four room cottage; bath,
etc. See Albert ]. Kern; City Clerk.
3.6.6t.No. S24.
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FOR RENT-4-room house on Gar 81
$1,000. Apply G. L. Carter.
3-13-3t No: 83I
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IoWing described personal properly.
j Golden Oak Typettdtee pesiEs, u
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FOR RENT-Brick dwelling 31s Gas.
ton avenue. Apply A. L. Lehman,
312 Walnut avenue. 3:7-tf No. 1898
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WANTED

Misunderstanding at home. Inquire
616 Walnut Ave. 216-26t-No. 74S
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FOR RENT-seyen room house, mod.
ern conveniences at $40 Maryland
Avenue. Con. Phone a.. I
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-15
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Cloud, who has been con fined in the hospital for the last week with an attack of appendicitis will be able to leave for her homo today.
 Mrs. Reynoldson shows marked signs of rapid improvement and pr, Gable announces that if 1t continues sue will be able to go home in an other week.
 Mrs. Talbot and two sons are. .do- ing nicely.
 Mrs. Huntley and young son will soon be able to go home.
 Mir. Sullivan is getting along nice, ly.
 Dr.. Baker is still confined. He shows signs of improving, but it Wi be necessary for him to remain in the hospital for time.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-15

MT. Nolan has been the Arctic Trail Guide for the party, showing hem joints of interest, while hum ming to himself all the time the words of the popular song, "I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now, etc, He has given his enthusiastic hearers a full and lasting account of the doings of one Jefferson Smith, and all have commented how the story of this remarkable life so closely associated with the early history o' Skagway should tally with that of another hero, in tlat "Soapy" was but applying the fine art Of separating people from their money after the manner of more it. lustriou but less industrious men of Wall Street.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-15

Mir. Andrew Benton having furn- shed instructive entertainment In connection with lives, both public and private, of the presidents of the Lifted States, having authen- "c information pertaining thereto, leaves his audience in possession of a moro exalted opinion of the men wno have ruled this great country, than 'bev have ever held before. He illustrates so completely that men wno have .wielded the greatest in tluence and left the strongest i'm pression upon the pages of history are thOs'- who never married or married late in life after .thei sphere of influenc had departed.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-15

Zenith Ou assures the pest pos sib'e reults ss . lubricant for all ligbt or delicate machinery. 1Oc 35c, 50c bottles. Keller Bros Sole SkagWRy Agents.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-15
PIfIL ABRAHAMS WRITES
 FOR FINANCIAL MAGAZINE

Phil Abrahams has written an article for a New York Financial monthly publication. The article touches about the relation of com mercial bodies to the civic and sO- cial welrare of the nation. Prac- tically every commercial club throughout the United States will be requested to write a short logi- cal articles on the same subject.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-15

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woRKMEN BUSY ON RESIDENCE

The Max Gutfeld home on Broad way. between Seventh and Eighth is being rushed to completion. Work men have been working on it for the last week and soon the eNter or wor'- will be completed. It will have seven large rooms, all modern. ly furnished and will make a dandy nome for Mir. and Mrs. Gutfeld.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-15
RAINS BOOST GARDENS

Warm rains have boosted Skag- way gardens to the top. Eye,y garden now shows a noticeable gain ard vegetation is .croppil g cut on every hand. It will keep gardeners busy for the next week getting the weeds out.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-15
RESIDENCE WEARS COMPLETION

The new residence being con srlucted by Hugo Ung~frOren is .ra- pidly hearing completion. The ex- terior work has been practically fin ished and interior work is now be- ing done. Part of the furnishing for the house have been installed and 1t makes a neat looking little cottage. .j i'
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-15
GEORGE OUT TONIGHT

The Prince George is scheduled to clear for the south tonight a Y D.. III. If the train is late 1t will wait until the train arrives be- fore steaming for the south. It will carry about one hundred and seventy southbound passengers.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-15
Week in Society
(COntInued from page S.)

actors and actresses who have shown in Seattle, raising the stand ard of such people in the estima- ton of her hearers, who, up, to. this time have had an uncertain opinion about them. Suspicion lurking in the minds of her audience it Is generally conceded that she has put some touches of her own fine character to the lives of the peo- pie of whom she has told.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-15
SPEEDY TENNIS ON COURTS

The doubles tournament was held this afternoon on the White Pass courts and lovers of the net game were shown some fast and .snappy playing. At noon three entrys had been made for the contest. Miller Cole, Landsborough-Telfer and Bonebrake-Gabie had signed. up for the match.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-15
RIVER REPORT.

WHITEHORsE, July 14-Tanana leaves for Dawson today from Gib- bon.
 Sarah down Kokrines 7:55 a. m. v kon at Hot Springs 9 a. m. SiOilla at LOuden.
 Julia B down Nulato 3:SO a. m. Schwatka up KOtlik on the 12.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-15
WRITER GETS COLORING

A. J. Tieje, a free lance writer for numerous magazines, is in the Garden City, searching for local col bring for fiction stories. He will also write a series of articles for newspapers cCyerng Alaskan towns He wilt leave for Sitka next We'd neSday.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-15
TO TOUR PoRCUPINB DISTRICT

Col. w. L. stevenson, will leave for the Porcupine district on a tour of inspection next Monday. With him will go about ten of his visiting friends, who are now stop ping at the White House. The Col onel plans on being gone for five or six days
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-15

MT. and Mrs. c. L. Broadbent of New York City, have returned from Atiin and are guests at the Pull len House for a few days. They Ire accompanied by their daughter.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-15
TO CURE ANY DISEASE.
The Cause Must be Removed, Sam.
 Way With DandruG.

The Cause Must Dc hemoVeuS sam
 Way With DandruG.
 Kill the germ that causes dandru' .Ialling hair and badness, you will ha' Q more dandruff. and your hair m" row luxuriantly. Newbro's Herpici .ot only contains the dandruf g-rl estroyer. but 1t is also a most deligAi .rl hair dressing for regular toilet Us o other hair preparation is on th ientifc basis of destoying the dandru rms. It stops all irritation. keeps t. alp sweet, pure and wholesome. R .ember that something claimed to .ust as good" will not do the work enuine Herpicide. Sold by le'j.r druggists. Send 1Oc. in stamps for s.. sIe to The Herpicide Co.,. Detroit. Mi
 At..all drug stores. '
 One dollar bottle, guaranteed.
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whre collar and double decked white
cuffs.
The broad band at the bottom is
white silk. The sash is also silk. No.
tice that the coat flares and there's q
flare to the skirt too. The fare holds
its own In the fashion world.
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CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE ::

EN- send some mourning up TO,
you to select from said Mabel to me
the next morning. Mabel is Aun,
Rachels Oldest daughter and she is as
hard as nails. She has certain air
Of distinction, but for some reason
men do not care for her log. Her great
ambition has always been to make
q brilliant marriage. expect that Is
why that Englishman of title has been
invited over here.
you need mot do IT, / said 4 am
not going to wear mourning
do you mean to say that you are
not going to wear mourning for your
parents What will people ssy?'
don't care what they ny, Mabel.
Both dad and mother hated to see me
IN black and never would let me wear
II when they were around. remem,
bers that I bought black taffeta gown
once and mother made me give It away
thelmoment she saw it,
mabel did not say anything, but
she left soon after and / knew she
had gone to tell her mother.
sSoon after Aunt Rachel came over
and said. What Is this that Mabel is
telling me?'
z am sure don't know, Aunt
Rachel. What has she been telling
your
.'Impertinent as usual was her
comment.
You very well know what I mean
about your foolish notion OF not wear.
ing black. Do you want to be gossip.
cd about every time you go out: I
should think you had been gossiped
about enough without inviting It.
Leps not talk about It, Aunt Rach.
ell y said. The lawyer is coming to.
day 70 tell me Just where I stand. AT.
ter know that, I'll be able to tell
You my plans
Have you seen the papers this
morning Aunt Rachel said abruptly.
emo
"Well, they say that 1t looks as
though by the selling OF all Of your
fnther's property and securities the
amount he took from the bank can be
covered. It also says that this house,
which Is the largest asset, belonged
TO your mother, and cannot be touch.
q am very glad you have this,
as II will give you a modest income,
either 70 you rent It or II you sell 1t
and invest the money.
u did not say anything In answer
70 this, but. Of course, ! determined
that every dollar should be paid. That
was what darling mother meant when
she asked me to be good to father.
Aunt Rachera mind was turned In
another direction by. o wonderful boz
Of eErhids that were tast.then brought
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PARKERSRUN.

Mrs. Amy Wilson and children spent
one day last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thrash. OF Riyes.
vile.
The Agriculture club Seld q very.
interesting meeting at C. N. Wilson's
on Thursday evening.
Mrs. James Matheny was calling
on Mrs. Lee Smith on Monday.
On Tuesday evening the stork visit
ed this vicinity again and left Mr.. and
Mrs. P. ]. Christy an eleyen.pound boy.
Both mother and son are getting along
we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Kerns and chill.
dren Ardath and Earl Of Fairmont,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson and son,
James,, Of Morgan Mines. spent Sun.
day with Mrs. Kerns and Mrs. vii.
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris.
The Royal Chapel Sunday school
will have an all.day picnic at the
Heck Grove on the Fourth oil, July.
Mrs. Amy Wilson and Mrs. Minnie
Arnett spent Friday with Mrs. Fan.
ny Huffman.
Mrs. Ellen Fear spent the week.
euQ Win uef uduBnter MTs. GFaCe Nay.
Mrs. Harriet Straight Is spending a
few days with her son, Hood Straight,
Of Riyesville.
Oliver shurtleft, of Fairyiew, was
calling on C. n. Wilson on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Radcliffe and
son, Robert, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. T. L. Nay.
Harvey Adams and Richard Hay.
hurst kere business visitors In Fair
mont on Tuesday.
, Mrs. Sara Harris and daughter, Miss
Anna, OF Murray, spent one day last
week with Mrs. Caroline Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Smith and chill.
dren were calling on Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Arnett on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doris Storkey spent
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Smith.
Miss Audie Hern was calling on
Miss Gertrude Harris on Sunday.
James Merrifield, OF Fairmont, spent
Thursday evening with his niece Mrs.
", e. Smith.
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to me. Inside was the card Of Mr..
Charles Montgomery
She looked wonderfully pleased.
THAT Is Just what / wanted 10
talk to you about. Mr.. Montgomery Is
vary much In love with you. We all
remarked about 1t the last time you
were home; II you play your cards
right, he will marry you
81 suddenly turned sick. Marry
Charles Montgomery, who was Just
twice my age and whose reputation
as man about town was the very
worst! Why when / was home the
last time Aunt Rachel mentioned that
he was paying court to two young mar.
ried women, one OF whom commit
ted suicide soon after. II be were not
multimilllonaire, he would not be
received anywhere.
II called Sarah and told her to put
the flowers In another room.
az don't like orchids l said. They
always remind me Of the traditional
vampire
"'You will have to get over fan.
ciful notions, Jaula,' said my aunt, for
from now on you will not have dotIr.
parents to make any silly wish OF
yours come true
She left me then and I was glad,
for I don't think could have listen.
ed to another word without trying TO
choke her.
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most OF the maidens of Brownsville
found It convenient to so on some er.
rand which took them down the side
street and within speaking distance OF
the newcomer.
Early on the morning OF the Fourth
OF July Lewis took his portable type.
writer and some blank paper and a
camp stool and made for the wooded
banks of the small river half mile
from town. He found the delightful
spot under big tree that stood In tho
river bank, and there was boulder
which made a capital typewriter Ia.
BILE. He gave sigh OF contentment as
he thought Of his security from social
attack and his freedom 10 think out
satisfactory completion for chapter
which had proved most troublesome
than any OF its predecessors.
No sound camo from the stream be.
low where the clear water slipped be.
tween the banks of brown clay, though
In the trees above the catblrds and
thrushes were softly singing. Lewis
began to dream OF what that land must
have been like when mono but the
Red Men tread It's hills and sailed on
its streams.
Gee" he unused, 81 could shut my
eyes and expect to open them upon
lovely Indian maiden gliding down
that stream In CANOE. He closed his
eyes and let the picture stamp itself
on his mind. When he opened his eyes
moment later, he saw vision low.
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ing down the stream in a canoe. The
beauty of the face and neck that show.
ed above the open neeR OF MILDLY
blouse had not been dimmcd by its
coat Of sunburn, and the dark brown
hair that crowned the shapcly head
was Furnished almost 10 broaze in the
morning sunlight The rounded arm,
bare to the elbow. lay in her lap and
the OTHER reached out over the edge
Of the canoe allowing the slim fingers
to trail in the water. Her blue eyes
looked straight before her, bit sudden.
ly frightened as she threw her hands
wide at either side, while her soprano
voice rang clearly out:
"My Native county thee,
Land Of the nob'o free,
Thy name love!'
Lewis Pennington felt I. thrill even
more Intense than any that had come
TO him at sight Of his country's flag In
faraway land. and. thanking his stars
that he had fairly good voice, he Join.
ed In the song as Lydia reached these
lines:
ioNe my lUChS anu THIS,
Thy woods and tempted hills.
My heart with rapture thrills,
Like that above"
bravo! My country woman" call.
ed out Lewis as the song ended. "You
Fourth of July celebration is worth
while-far more to my liking than
the one they're to have on the public
square tonight"
but l thought you were going 10
make a speech tonight" The WORD
came abruptly from Lydia's red lips. /.
mot I. never speak In public un.
less compelled to. I'll admit though
that the committee did urge me to
speak,"
"Thcy asked me to sing, too but
refused" said Lydia.
well, I'm glad to be the one priv.
legged person who heard you sing Just
now, but don't you think you owe me
that much for having been so unneigh.
borly during all this month. I've lived
only n block from you? Mother has
spoken Of you a lot, but you've some.
how eluded US except that morning you
brought the raspberries, and half be.
lieve then you thought was out hiking.
"Yes l did, or wouldn't have come
I haven't meant to be mneighborly,
but | was determined not to Join In the
general pursuit Of you.'
Both Lydia and Lewis were momen.
tarily embarrassed by her frankness,
but moment later they were laughing
ovr the whole situation and he was
climbing down the bank at her invita-.
ton to be taken aboard the canoe.
A week later when 1t became known
throughout the village that Lydia hau
outdistanced all the other girls in town
in Lewis Farmington's regard, the vii.
lage wag felt impelled to voice his
opinion about It.
Every man wants the prize that's
hardest to get" he chuckled, "and the
rest Of the girls might have known
that real, live diplomat would rather
use his skill in overcoming the indiffer.
ence Of one girl than in lodging the
devotion Of dom.