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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-10-01
LATEST EVENTS
AT WASHINGTON

Ford Motor Company asked the Feder-
al Power Commission for license
under the new water power act to
construct a plant on the Hudson riv-
er at Troy, N. ", to supply power
for a new manufacturing plant.
Further action by the Interstate Com
merce Commission to Insure supply
of coal for the northwest Is being
sought by John r. MCGEE, coal COM
Mr.. MCGEE urges the commission to
take some mandatory action.
Department of Labor announced de-
cline of IL per cent in food at whole
sale prices.
John w. Davis, ambassador to Eng
land, will return to London soon, ii
is said.
An attempted violation of the AmerI-
can consulate at Genoa, Italy, by
workmen displaying red flags who
sought to force the lowering of the
American flag during a funeral of
workmen, was reported to the state
department.
Plans of the packers for the disposal
of their interests in stock yards
were assaiIed by the Fedora! Trade
Commission in a report transmitted
to United States Attorney General
Palmer.
Department of Justice officials made
bitter complaint that lack of suffi-
cent appropriations by Congress
which arbitrarily cut off $725, 900, did
not enable them to take sufficient
precaution against the possible op.
Grafton of Reds.
Officials of the Anti-Saloon League will
fight candidates for Congress who
are opposed to prohibition, it was an
nounced.
David J. Price, expert of explosives In
the Department of Agriculture, and
similar experts from the Treasury
and Department of Justice were
placed on duty in New York.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-10-01
CHAPTER 319

AN ACT to propose an amendment to
Section Is of Article III, of the Con-
stitution Of the State of Maryland,
title Legislative Department" reg
ulating the compensation of the MEM
bers Of both Houses of the General
Assembly of Maryland, and to pro-
vide for the submission of said amend
ment to the qualified voters of the
State of Maryland for adoption or re
lection
i Section /. Be it enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly of Maryland, uhree-fifths
of all the members OF each OF the two
Houses concurring), }, That the following
be and the same is hereby proposed as
an amendment to Section Is of Article
III of the Constitution of the State OF
Maryland.
Is. The General Assembly may con-
tinue its session 80 long as in Its Judg-
ment the public interests may require
for a period not longer thar ninety days;
and each member thereof shall receive
a compensation of three hundred dollars
per annum and five dollars per diem for
every day he shall attend the session,
but not for such days as he may be ab-
sent, unless absent on account OF SICK
ness or by leave Of the House OF which
he is member and he shall also receive
such mileage as may be allowed oy law,
not exceeding twenty cents per mile;
and the presiding officer OF each House
shall received an additional compensa-
,tion of five dollars per diem. When
.the General Assembly shall be convened
by proclamation of the Governor, the
session shall not continue longer than
thirty days, and IN each case the COM
pensation shall be the same as herein
prescribed.
sRcT1oN2. And be itf1rther enacted
by the authority AFORESAID, That said a.
foregoing section hereby proposed as an
amen dment to the Constitution of the
State of Maryland shall, at the next
general election for Members OF
Congress held in this State,
submitted to the legal and qualified
voters of the State, for their adoption
or rejection, in pursuance of the dir
ections contained in Article XIV CT the
Constitution of the State of Maryland
and at the said general election the vote
on the said proposed amendment to the
Constitution shall be by ballot, and up
on each ballot there shall be printed the
words .'For the Constitutional Amend
ment," and against the Constitutional
Amendment" as now provided by law,
and Immediately after said election due
returns shall be made to the Governor
of the vote for and against said pro-
posed amendment, as directed by said
Fourteen Article ofthe Constitution, and
further proceedings had in accordance
with said AttiLle Fourteen.
Approved April 9, 1920.
CHAPTER 565
AN ACT to amend Section 81 of Ar
ticle 4 Judiciary Department" of the
Constitution of this State, and to pro-
vide for the submission of said amend
ment to the qualified voters of this
State for adoption or rejection.
SECTION /. Be 1t enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of Maryland, (threefifths
Of all members of each of the two houses
concurring), That the following section
be, and the same is, hereby proposed
as an amendment to Section 81, of
Article 4, title Judiciary Department"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-10-01
CHICAGO SUES NEWSPAPERS.
City Brings Suits for $50, 900
Against Tribune and News.

Chicago-The city of Chicago began
suits against the Chicago Tribune Com
pany and the Chicago Daily News Com
pany and Victor F. Lawson as editor.
and publisher Of the News to recover
$4,000, $1O,O0O,OOO from each COM
pany-as damages for libeling the
city.
The actions were filed by Corpora
ton Counsel Ettleson for the city of
Chicago.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-10-01
TO SOLVE ITALIAN STRIKE.
Premier to Name Commission of Manu-
facturcrs and Workmen,

Rome.-Premier Gtolltti has decided
to attempt the solution of the metal
workers complication by appointing a
commission comprising manufacturers
and workmen to prepare a settlement
plan, it was stated. The project for
the conduct Of the works to be formu-
lated by the commission will be present
ed by the government to the houses
of parliament when their sessions
open
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-10-01

Whereas. at the January Session of
the General Assembly of Maryland, held
in the year 1920. two Acts were passed
to-wit; Chapter 319 proposing an amend
ment to section Is of Article III of the
Constitution of the State, title "Legis-
lative Department, regulating the con-
pensation Of Members of both Houses
If the General Assembly; and Chapter
565 proposing an amendment to Section
81 Of Article 4 of the Constitution of the
state, title Judiciary Department" ="
regulating the pay of Clerks of Courts,
and which said Chapters 319 and 565 are
n the words and figures following:
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-10-01
HERRERo REvoLTs IN MEXICO.

General Accused Of Numbering Car
rama Defies Administration.
Mexico City.-General Rodolfo Her
zero, who was accused of the murder Of
former President Carranza when the
latter was making his way to the
coast after fleeing Mexico City, Is In
revolt against the central administra-
ton in the state of Hidalgo, according
to word received here.
A body of government troops has
been sent to capture him and the
forces under his command.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-10-01
CALLS LEGISLATIVE LEADERS.

Sweet Wants Them to Decide Whether
to Seat Socialists.
Albany, n. Y.-Thaddeus G. Sweet.
speaker of the state assembly, issued
from his home in Phoenix a call for
conference of the legislative leaders to
determine action on whether the five
New York city Socialists reelected to
the assembly in the special election
would be permitted seats in the legis-
Iature.
The five men reelected were expell-
ed from the assembly.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-10-01
FARMER KILLS FATHER.
Woman Among Victims of Nova
Scotian During Quarrel.

Halifax, n. S.-Three men, one of
them his father, and woman were
shot and killed at Hemford, Lunen-
burg county, by Havelock Veinott, Of
that place, who then committed sui
eide.
Veinott attacked the four during a
fit of rage resulting from an old dis
pute over the location of a mill dam
OH his fathers property. where the
shooting occurred.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-10-01
RAID $52 QUART BooTLEGGER.
Thirsty Men Seize Stock in His Mo
tor Car

tor Car.
Atlantic, Ia.-Indignant because Of
an effort to hold them up for $52 Il
quart and using shotguns to rout an
Omaha booze runner from his car, sew
eral thirsty Atlantic men seized his e1,-
tire stock, sixteen quarts. The Omaha
man halted his motor car in he ont
skirts and advertised his wares by Sc
cret code. Prospective purchasers soon
arrived, but they found his price was
$50 q quart.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-09

colae Rat 5Oc; Nicolae Bolondu
81; Petru Bojitas.ti sofia 81; L
oan Plesea 25c; Cbnstantin Bar
BIZ 81; David Ittu 81; Toma Fn-
gadar 81 Teodor Sas 23c; Ma
ria Stan zoe; loan Pustoi 81
Toma Corsatea 81; Valeriu Pen
ia ST; Alexandra Roman 81 j;
Cornell Boboia soc; Petru Florea
81: loan Dumitru So; loan In
dric 81; Jacob Pirau 81; Con
stantin Ogrcan 81; sAndrci Ro-
tariu soc; loan Bruda So: Tco-
dora Caluscr 81; Nicolae Dumi-
rreasa 81; Petru Ardclean 81 j;
George Dragomir 81; Dan Tur-
cea soc; Zaharie Cucina 81; loan
Banciu 81; George Toncas 81 !;
Gavrila llea soc; Gavril Corsa-
tea 81; George Borcoman soc
". MullicdI JUG.
Deci ell accasta ocazlune am
ayut urmatOrul rezultat:
nitrate totale ......... $270.3O
ESllc FII t.o'
Vent curat .......... Tlo2.bl
Care suma sa adaogat la foa-
dul socictatii ..Biruinta''
Ca incheiere sOcietatea ..Rlrn-
inta'' aduce cele mai Vii multu-
miri acelora care All contrlbul!
Gu suprasolviri 81 ii roaga ca 81
pc yiitor sa he dea tot sprlJlnal
dior posibil spre inaintarca 81
prosperarea societatii noastre.
in numele societatii ,,Blruinta''
din Warren. Ohio:
Traian Porea, presedln'e
Iosif Ccmsa, secreta-,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-09
IN v IT A r E !.

Societatea romina de alutor 81
cnltura ..Hora Unirii' din High
land Park. Michigan, are onoa-
rea invita- Pc toate surorlle So
cietati, cluburi 81 parochll, pre-
cum 81 pc toti fratii Ronmni din
loc 81 jur lua parte la fru-
moasa petrecere ell dams. care Sc
va tinea Dumineca, Is Februarle
1920, i'll hala Armenilor din Vic
tor Street No. n, Highland Park.
Michigan.
1nceputul la orele 2 p. m. 81 va
dura pima la orele II din noapte.
Vestita muzica nationala roml-
neasca de sub conducerea d-lu'
Petru juneau din Detroit, Mlchl-
gan, va distra onoratul public Gu
ccle mai frumoase arii dc, dams 81
cmtece rationale. !
Prctul de intrare: Domnli o0
Damele 25 cent.
Suprasolyiri Sc primesc Gu ma
re- multumita 81 sc yor cuita pc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-09

pc apa: GU bucatele de zahar pa
STRAIT din yremuri, bune, Gu cite
0 carte Gu poze, vechituri trccu-
tc acum drept daruri de sarba-
tori 81 Gu. :. basme 81 povesti, "a
MIS- a luat piatra de pe inima
cind lam vazut atipind sub in
drugatul lui fost-au fost odat;i.
81 cind casa a amortit de pc
urma somnului posidiculu in pri-
ma noaptc dc Craciun mi-am III
at capul in palmc 81 am stat asa
trist 81 singur cum nu-mi aduc
aminte sd mai fl fost odata in ID
de ami de viata, pima ce frint de
desnadejde 81 inima rca, am a
dormit 81 ell ca eli.
All! % Decembric 1916, cum
as vrea sd te nit 81 nu pot.
(,'Universul"). v. B,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-09
DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTU
MITA PUBLICA.

Societatea romina lie ajutor 81
cultura ,.Biruinta" din Warre.,
Ohio. pc aceasta Gale multume;- :
tc la .to.i fratii Romini din loc 81
din jur care au luat parte la frsl
moasa productiune teatrala I'M
preunata ell dams. care avli
loc in ziua de II Ianuarie 1929
Comitctul societatii. precum 81
toti membrii, aducc celc mai vi
multumiri dominion diletanti sI
doamnclor dilctantc, care sub
conducerca d-lui Iosif Comsa, di-
rector de teatru. si-au predat
ell totii rolurile intr un mod adj
mirabil, stirnind Gu 0 verva VI
mitoarc aplausele ncsfirsite ale
| publicului asistcnt.
Comitetul aduce vii multumiri
,lomnului HE Stirbct 81 sotie
dinsului. care an dat tot concur
sui dior d-lui director de teatrt
81 care STA jucat rolul de Bujor
cipitan de jandarmi Gu elegan
ia uimitoare.
Comitetul ascmenea multume
ste d-nei Nina Datcu, care III ro
lul de Florica al d-neai, a proln'
un enthusiasm in sirul spectators
lor 81 GU aparitia d-lui loan DIX
| mitru i'm rolul lui Colivescu, a
plausele nu Sc mai sfirsiau, er.
iun ris 81 veselie generala, Il
mem mentiona ca din domni
soarcle din Warren, nu a juca
nici una. afara de. d-soara Virgi
mia Pop, flea parintelui lii
Pop din localitate. care pc III
ton blind 81 dragalas preda
tlcclamatia: ,,Limba Mamei'
stirnind in multime APPLAUSE Ne
SfirSlte.
Gu aceasta ocaziune au avu
bunavointa a contribui Gu supra
solviri urmatorii marinimosi frat
Romini:
Traian Porea 81 familia, pres
So; Stefan Florescu ST.; Ioal
Turcu, easier ST.; loan Stefan $
familia ST.; Chirion Man ST.; Con
stantin Cetina 81; loan IAlca SOC
George ylad 81; Terrente Pacu
rar 81; loan Zoba 81; loan. Ba
darinza soc; loan Romcea 81
! Adam Lomonar ST.; Iosif Manci1
lea ST.; George Stanciu 81; Fran|
Villanulos soc; Manuel Salas 2
cent?; Nicolae Stan 81; loan
!, Tmari soc; George Virca 81
Stefan Grapa Soc: George Pa
tulea Soc; Traian Tlufa soc; Pc
| tru Codrean 81; Nistor Munteal
!. soc; Emanoil Costisor 81; Ioa'
i NIGGA 81 / George Tanase ST.; N
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-09

Gale -ziaristica.
Mcmbrii societatii sunt datori
"a lua parte la accasta petrecere
81 a-si plati ticatul de intrare, IL
scmcnea 81 membrelc.
in speranta ca toti fratii 81 su-
rorile Rominc din loc 81 din jur
he vor onora cu prezenta dior
partic 'pind intr un numar cit Sc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-09

poate de mare la aceasta frumoa-
sa petrecere, pima la rcvedere am
ramas salutindu-va Gu toata dra-
rostea frateasca.
In numcle societatii .,IIora l.
pirii' din Highland Park, Nj
chigan:
Comltetul aranjator.
(31-32)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-09
G1ndul meuI,.,.

teni uni, fiindca. :. val altii
Al n'au de &C sal regrete. Craciml
sub casca 81 pintenul prusacului |
pleznind in pielca lui spalacita,
de trufia 81 BETA succesului ief--
fin.
Par ca fost icri!
Par'ca ma vad in ajun tremu-
sxlnd la 2 noaptca in fata llnei
,macelarii. la rind Gu totii dca-
yalma, stapini 81 slugi.
Sc aflasc de Gu ziua ca incc-
pind de la 4 din noapte, pcntru
sprima CARA de la 23 Noembrie,
lmacelariilc pot desfacc carne, 81
,lumea satula de ordonante, dar
flaminda de ale gurei, venise
de la miezul noptei sa sc 1ntrup.
tc Gu ceya carne pcntru celc trci
lsfinte zile
= Pc masura &c venim, he inSir,l-
i'm cite dol la coada 81 coada
crestc repcde, asa ca la 2 cea-
suri din noapte END ajung 81
eu, mai erau, vre-o 500 de ere
stini inaintea mea.
Tn ger dintr ale boicreyti.
Am towards dc rhld pc IN
domn care sc vede fl de con-
tfitie sociala mai rasarita; intru
re,pede in vorba Gu el ca sd ne
treaca ,vremea..
S in fata 'noastra o bucatarcasa
81 un baittan. in spate o jupi-
neasa 81 O. batrina zgribulita ell
toate cojoacele de Pc ca.
ON capata 81 moi, maica 2
Ne intreaba batrina care vazln-
dune ceva mai intoliti, crede ca
stim ceva mai multi ca altii.
- De, stim 81 moi! Cred ca pu-
TEN lua 81 moi.
Stunt multi inaintca noastra
81 aud ca scaunul asia II arc de
cit un bou 81 jumatatc; Isl da cn
parcrea bucatareasa.
s. Daca as Sti ca nu-mi vine
rindul, mas mai tremLra aici,
an as luce acasa, cd s'or scu!a
nepotii...
- NJ va ingrijiti. pentru
toata lumea. zice vardistul care
pastra ordinea.
1 ST asteptam 81 rabdam 81 tre-
innram 81 Sc faces 81 macelarul
afu Sc indura sd dcschNla. Abba
eatra 4 ceasuri des2re ziua apa-
Re macelarul 81 incepc vlnzarea.
|. Fumam 81 lar fumam, ell 81 CT
tovarasul meu de rind, tigara
!dupa tigara, i'll asteptarea rlndu-
lui nostru. caci operatia merge
meet; jucam in loc ca doar nj
s'or mai dezmorti picioarele 81
abba pc la Z dimineata cind ince-
p,lsc sa Sc luminczc am pornit
sprc casa GU numai doua chilo-
CRANE de carnc de vaca; ma
multi nu era 81 de pore nu Ste po-
menea co svintau nemtii.
Acasa al mel sc sculasera s.
alta le-au trebuit ca sa ma III
hate la vorba.
Numai eel aud pc prlslca:
Taticulc, dc &c nu mai vine
Mos Catun de anu trecut?
s. + suparat pc moi dragule
Taticule, Marioara jice c.
mos Catun nu vine Cd l-au spe
rat Nemtli Gu tunuile 81 aopsa
nele. a
- Daca zis Marioara, ass
trebuc sd fie, so fl speriat 81 9
saracul!
- Da daca pleca Nemtii ma
vine mos Catun taticule?
Sigur eli vine, miculc; dac'
o plcca Ncmtii, atunci sa vcz
Mos Craciun!
So Frumos?
Sc intelege ca frumos! !
sa curga bomboanele, prajituril"
cozonacii 81 jucariile ca mai ina
intc.
81 pomu?
- Pomu, sal ia dracu, miclLe
ca p'ala tot nemtii l-au adus i
moi!
- Daca asa. sal ia dacu!
ST eel mai rasarit 'amestec:
81 cl in yorba:
Taticule, dar cind pleac;
Nemtii?
- @ sd piece eli odata.
- NJ adevarat. taticnle. c;
numai Nemtii maninca cozonac
am vazut acasa la mama lui Go
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-23
For Augustana Gymnasium.

Augustana college never has asked much OF
Rock Island. The difference between its in
come and expenses has been made up mostly
By the synod as a whole. this city contributing
only its proportional share.
That the college has been and will continue
to be big asset to the city cannot be disputed.
II spends much money here has large work,
ing force connected with the school proper
and the Book Concern and the hundreds of
students who come here annually from all
over the country give the community the very
Nbcst kind of advertising.
In 1916 the college built gymnasium. plan
ming 1t not only for its own needs, but going
much further and fitting it up as an audito-
rum for the three cities, and especially for
Rock Island and Moline, for which it is well
located The cost was $4,000. The SAND
structure put up now would cost twice that
sum- 1t is well arranged, comfortable, con-
yenient and has almost perfect acoustic prop
critics. From the start it was recognized as
filling great community need and in the three
seasons it has been in use 1t has been the scene
OF history making meetings The worlds best
In music, national. leaders in government, war,
education, visitors from abroad and many of
lesser note who otherwise would have passed
us by for want of a suitable meeting place
have given the tri-cities their message at the
new gymnasium The benefit to the community
has been untold.
Now campaign is to be undertaken to pay
for the building. Rock Island is asked to raise
$4,000 and Moline $4,000, the extra IS 900
being needed to improve the entrance and make
the building more accessible to the public
Public spirited men and women have formed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-23
Mud Holes.

Better not be IN hurry to start country
touring by automobile this spring. Dirt roads
near Rock Island are worse than usual At the
tire the frost goes out and IL repairing them is
left to the weather it will take . good deal OF
it to do the trick. For long time On most
of the main Travelled highways south Of the
city there will be mud holes which are veritable
traps for motors. In time most OF them will
come to be supplied with fence boards, stones,
poles and other articles conceived to be useful
in getting an automobile out OF the mire. but
even so the allurements that rural scenery and
associations have for the city man are decid-
eddy impaired. As to the farmer-well, he's
used to it and if he has to travel he mounts
horse or bitches four animals to spring wagon
and piows through.
Every spring the mudhole nuisance gets
more serious in this part OF the state Motor
trafhc is growing steadily heavier and the roads
get no additional attention to Offset wear and
tear. Grades Of dirt roads are worn down
through the summer and autumn and low
spots form to hold the water. About the time
frost goes out there is plenty of water and
soon there is a bog that often becomes im-
passable for motor propelled vehicles
'As chain is no stronger than its weakest
link the highway, for motor use. is no better
than its worst mudhole. 20-foot stretch of
impossible going will make miles of otherwise
good highway entirely useless.
What this and every other county needs
is larger highway units and more highway rev.
enue. That alone will make possible the care
full, consistent attention the dirt roads must
have to keep them always well drained The
plan to put the county, instead of the township,
in charge of road maintenance is a step in the
right direction.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-23

with some concern. (Truly Mary
had not jumped at conclusions
they were splendid eyes).
Don't cry, child, accidents will
happen" he said more kindly.
Jump up, and be more careful next
time; but to his surprise he dis
covered that he had helped not q
child but an Enthusiastically young
lady to her feet. He dropped her
hands as if they had burned him,
and the little teacher turned a tear
wet face in his direction. How
could he know that only by biting
her lips numerically could she
keep from bursting into laughter.
please pardon me, Professor
Markham" she quavered, but you
should have been on the footpath
and I turned the curve from the
crossroads too quickly"
you have the advantage of me"
returned the professor in his most
stilted tones, though your face
seems familiar. But do not let the
matter disturb you further"
Then she flashed q radiant glance
upon him. Why, l am your right
hand neighbor at Mrs. Brady's Ia
, ble-Mary Mordaunt."
The professor unsuspectingly met
that look-and the scales fell from
his eyes. Was it possible that there
were objects as beautiful as stars
which all this time he had been
! overlooking? He threw back his
| head and breathed deeply OF air
that seemed to set his pulses bound
ing with new life. What a sunset,
What night! What girl! Oh
Mary, you have certainly done your
work well.
!: Several hours later the professor
entered his neglected study, and
walking to the window viewed the
midnight sky, but when he looked
at the Milky Way he thought of q
left-cheek dimple that twinkled in
and out. and eyes thu outshone a
whole galaxy Of stars. Even his
beloved Venus seemed to glow
coldly and more coldly upon him
| akrx "a haA a1sAadx > diaeaxanad
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-23
THE DAILY SHORT STORY

if he knows which is it and which
is me. Why, the old ent6mologist
who boarded here last summer was
much more human, for whenever
he found particularly horrid,
creepy, Gravity bug, he brought it
to me to admire. If only those
horn-rimmed soup plates would get
broken, for l believe there are a
pair Of fine eyes behind them. He
can't be day over IS, but look at
that shock of hair and awful old
linen buster. Poor thing. He is
like a pitiful little boy who needs
mothering and doesn't realize it."
An imp of mischief peeped out in
her sudden smile as she watched
him disappear. over the stile, up
the hill, and around home by the
crossroads. Mary, dear, it's up to
you to call his attention to the fact
that there are stars to be seen on
earth without telescope, or perish
in the attempt" and she ran back
toward the house.
The professor. had taken his
scheduled tramp and was on the
home stretch. rehearsing his latest
lecture. And SO the relation of
the astral bodies to-jumping Jupi-
teri" for a bicycle. speeding noise
lessly up behind. gave him a Jolt
that destroyed both his train of
thought and equilibrium. Before
he could regain his balance he was
over the roadside. standing ankle
deep in a little brook that gurgled
with glee at his predicament, and
the offending spectables lay in frag-
ments on the ground.
The collision had also unseated
the rider, who sat in the dust trying
to control her countenance. Real
ly." said the professor with peeved
air. stepping out Of the water and
shaking each foot gingerly. like a
cat who had been trying to steal
the goldfish, the road seems wide
enough for both Of us. without this
untimely disturbance" and at that,
the offender covered her face with
both hands, and her shoulders
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