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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-29

kettle full Of burning water sltp. out OF
her hand. and in an attempt 10 keep IL
from falling to the floor II upset! purh-
ing her arms severely. She was given
resting as easily rs could be expected
at a late hour last evening.
Banquet For MomborB
4 banquet for the members OF the
Ladies' Bible class nf the Methodist
church Will be given this evening at the
home Of Mrs. T. n. Grear on Warwood
avenue Plans NJ this time will como up
and action taken in connection with IL
Watermelon social which will be given.
In the near future. Following the hus-'
mess the remainder of the evening was
spent in q social way.
Marshmallow Toast
number OF the younger set or TINS
city enjoyed II pleasant time last even
ing out GlCnn'S Run when they gave
marShmallow toast. After spending sew
cral hours in t"astinE marshmallows, a
box luncheon was enjoyed by all after
which they returned 10 the CITY.
Those present were: Misses Alma
Wendell Grace Myers. Lillian Myers,
Mary Horkcr. Ellen Miller. Virginia Lee.
Katherine Weber, I.cona Smith, Vera
Reed Wilma Davis. MCSSrs. Robert Mil
Ter. raul R"rd. John Cummins. Bert
Freeman. Albert Davis. William Cum
MINIS. Edward Cooper. Alex Smith. Earl
johnson. steve Reed, Jack Weber and
Thomas wendell.
Chatauqua Meeting
An important meeting In connection
with the chautauQua whhc vii b. held
from July 81 to IS will be held tomor-
row evening at O'Clock ut the high
school building. All members OF the
committees are urged Ia be precsnt as
some very important matters will be
discussed and complete arrangements
Will be made. 1t Is thought tnat rep
rcsentativc Of the COit-Albrrs circuit
, will ia present to explain some or the
plans. II is understood that the affair
viii y" held on the grounds next 70 the
| high school building.
North Side Briefs
Carl Tappan loft Yesterday for a two
Week trip TO Cleveland and other lake
points
Paul Harrison has returned to his
I homo IN this city after spending several
days visiting AT f'airmont.
Miss Mary +. Perkins has returned g.
h,r home ~ MoundSy:llc after visiting
! friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Braunlch and fam
; Iiv have returned tu their home after
motoring through some parts OF Pcnnsyl-
: vania.
Harry Russell has returned tn his
duties in Akron after visiting friends in
! ,hiS city.
Jack Rodgers Of this city let Satur-
day for cleveland where he will spend n
couple IF weeks visiting friends.
MI and Mrs Thomas Maniun and
family hav" returned to their home on
Nineteenth street after visiting friends
in McM"chcn.
A'rs. Katherine Dixon ard daughter az
| Akron are The guests 6f Mrs. DiXon's
son of South WarwoOd avenue.
Mrs. StcN" Young has returned Ia her
home IN this city after visiting friends
! IN Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mrs. George Turner has returned IN
her 7r"m" NJ West Liberty after visiting
"cltiT."~ IN his city.
Mr. ard Mrs charles Anderson and
Family nf W"llshurg. have returned
home after snruding several days visit
ing friends in this city.
William CumninS of this city left on
a 'wn weeks trip to Cleveland and other
| POINTS throughout Ohio.
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ras lodge will hold their srmi-m"nihls
I session this evening in the X. Of r.
nan. There ar" several un for initiation
and II is desired that all members he
present.
Practice THIS Evening
The +. & q. team VIII practice this
evening on the South Bcnwood ball park
for ihr next gam" which will be Satur-
. day when they are 10 meet the Carries
ton shor, team. The locals VIII prac-
tie" hard but feel that they viii win
Saturday, as they have lost worry few
gangs this season.
Will Meet In Parsonage.
TN" members Of Division If the
Will meet at the parsonage this eve
ming for their weekly meeting. After
dispensing Of II number OF business mat
tors the remainder of the evening will
b" spent III a program Of informal pas
times. At = late hour delicious refresh
mrntS will b" served.
Evangelist Will Speak.
Al The Sunday morning and evening
serve" a. the First Christian church
! Rev job. an evangelist. will have
charge of ~" services. He has pre-
! pared special sermons for both scrv-
! ices. and preparations arc being made
I" handle a large crowd.
Will Entertain.
/ Mrs. VIM. Rial will cutcrtain the
members IF tho Ladies' Aid society OF
at her home on North Marshall street.
| N"cdlcwork will be the chief diversion
| Of the evening. and AT a late hour de-
! liclous refreshments will be served.
! Many Enrolling.
| Large numbers Of children arc en-
rolling in tho Junior department or the
! Lady Maccahce lodge. The committee
| il continuing soliciting members, and
/ while there arc over II hundred now on
! rolled there are Still II number Of pros
1 49,. ~
tho ur!N" closes Tint they will have
over two hundred members.
Lett for New Cumberland.
Mrs Anna iolr left yesterday for
New Cumberland whc~. she will Insti-
tutc review nf TN" Womcns Benefit
association in that city.
Miss Edna Rial has gone 10 Akron
where she will vr"it with relatives Tor
a number OF weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mol" have 70
turnc dto their hon" in Wheeling %ftcr
II brief visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller are re-
i"i"lnE over tn" arrival Of new GauEh-
ter.
las. Tastorrue has accepted posi-
ton at IA" Stamm hotel rs clerk.
Harvey Morgan has returned to his
home At canton after visiting his par
| cnts here for number Of days.
George Morgan and family w"rc
called here Ivy the death "f relative.
MIR and Mrs. J. Corners are the
proud parents ~ a new son. Roth
mother and baby ar" getting along
nicely Mrs C"nn"rS WAS formerly
Lucy zimmerman Of rourth street
The cmp,oycs Of the b. & Q. shops
received their scmi.monthly pay ycster-
Mss Helena Houck is confined to her
home nn Baltimore street. Ill.
Misses Lurella and Laura Por'erheld
loft foi Washington. II. C.. whore they
u.IIl visit for several weeks with TCll-
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Sunday School Picnic.

ON Monday. July 8. tho MI. olIVct
Sunday school will hold their annual
picnic in Campb"ll's grow on nse,tm55
and n number of contests and races are
being planned. Invitations nave poem
extended to the Pleasant Hill, Allen
Grove and Beih,.hcm SunGnH S'"o''S'
Ha,,on lodge. !. O. q. f.. will give r
ricnic and festival at iEatton Hall next
Saturday afternoon and evening. July .:
Rrfrcshfuerits will I've served and every
one is'invitcd. 1-.,.
Mrs. r. NJ. iarvin of W""dsdalc was
tho guest Of Mrs. D. NJ. Garrin. Sunday
and Monday. g., -
evening. An excellent program was rem
dor"d by the Sunday school.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nesbitt ana
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Ncuman, all OF
East Wheeling. were visiting MT. anu
Mrs. 7. Mont gomery on sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Remkc. Jr.,
Of Moundsvillc spent Sunday with rela-
tiveS here.
John KiEHr Of Elm Grove md md John John
Irwin Of Bcnwood Slsitcd at the home
If l. r. Niger on sunday.
The Forgct-MeNot Club Of Warwnod
was entertained at the home of Mrs.
T. Montgomery Of MI, olir"t on Thurs
day.
The BOY scouts OF MOLaTl spent III
Thursday at the camp on Wheeling creek.
Mrs y. NJ. Garvin and son Hadd"n
werc visiting at Woodsdnlc on sunday.
Miss Dorothy Boyle left on Monday
for Washington. D. c. where she Will
visit relatives.
Misses Hilda Briemson and Virginia
Talhcrt. students in tn" West Liberty
Normal School. spent the Weekend AT
their home hero.
Harry q. Marsh Is holding an ami
versary sale at his general store tins
week with a 90 per cont discount on
everything except groceries.
The two Adult Bible Classes of the
Nj. Olivct Sunday school will hold their
regular monthly meeting at the homo or
r. G. Snedckcr this evening tTucsday)
Mrs. Louise Promer has returned 10
her homo at Mozart after visiting In
Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. t,riswell or Clcvc-
land; Mr. and Mrs ". r. Carnahan.
Miss Wilma Carnahan. Miss Agnes Nc
Donald and Mr.. Lynn Carnahan. all OF
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BUTTER, EGGS AND cREEsE.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-Butter steady.
Creamery higher than extras. I9is GGn;
creamery extras (92 sCore) SO; trSts. So
TO 81 score. sea a So packing stock.
current make. No. /, &2G42h.
Eggs irregular; receipts, 1882, fresh
& altered extra tirsts. 400 49, +: fresh
gathered rsttis. graded, 42Q45; do. un-
graded. 4lG43Ia state. Pcnna. and near
by hennery whites, firsts TO extras, "a "
oS; do browns extras. 52H5 81; state,
Prnna. and nearby gathered browns AMI
mixed colors frsts 10 extras. H2Q5O,
Cheese firm; state, whole milk. rats.
current make. white and colored, spe-
Gals. - u 4, rs: do. average run. 26m21
state. whole milk twins. current make.
specials. 27H27'. do. average run, 26T
s..
Live poultry quiet; no prices quoted.
Dressed steady: broilers fresh. 60. froZ-
en-. 1926: chickens, $50 I6; fowls,
fresh. 3O642: ROSTERS. fresh. 1922
turkeys, fresh. so: frozen. 5515S.
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IOpen. High. Low. Gloss,
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-Mercanti!"
paper -, per cent: exchange heavy
Sterling 6n-day bills 30l; cummcrclal o.
day bills on banks sol commercial 90
day bills 39OL2; demand J95 n. cables
S06H. Francs demand SG4; cables H@6
Belgian francs demand S67: cables So?
Guildcrs demand $3.50: cables 315G. Lire
26S: cables go. New York exchange ON
Montreal IN per cent discount. GOV
eminent bonds easy: railroad bonds
easy.
Time l.oans-StronG: 6O-day, ?0-day
and six months Sig per cent.
Call Moncy--Strong: high r"r cent;
low per cent; ruling rate per cent
closing bid per cent, offered a. I per
cent: last loan per cent; bank accept
ances 6ts per cent.
Sterling weakened further in the late
dealings. SlXty-day bills 500: CONNER
cial 60-day bills on banks 3aOh. com
mercisl 60-day bills 800; demand SSS
cables 1854
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK, June 2S.---The local mar
kct for raw sugar was quiet today and
the only sale reported was "A lot of 5000
bags of fun duty sugar IN store and
afioat at II cents elf. There were no
sales OF Cubas although it was be
licvcd that they could bc obtained at
lTI.c cost and freight. equal 10 isle
for centrifugal.
There was no change in refined prices.
which arc listed at from 80 to "A cents
for fine graduated.
Futures were weak and lower. with
some Of tho active positions ut one time
100 points lower or the full maximum
decline permitted for any one days trad
ing The demand was light and prices
broke under only moderate offerings. AL
though near the close there was slight
rally on covering with tinal quotations
40 to 90 points net lower.
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NORTH SINE
(warwtod and Ricnland.)
Measuring Party.


Members of Miss Nellie M"orc's Sun
day school class of the Presbyterian
church have completed plans Gor n
measuring party and entertainments I"
be given this evening in the social rooms
of the church on Twentieth street The
following program Will be rendered.
after which the remainder Of the even
ing will b. spent IN the playing OF
games and music.
SonE--Jolly GirlS--ClRsS.
Reading-Estclla Meyers.
Vocal Duet-Mlss Frederick and Mrs.
Hawly.
Roading-Myra Shutter
Song Hats Of Other Days--CIass
Rcadng-MarEarc O'Brien.
Inano Snlo--Sabina Wise.
SunE---RcduCcd to Sl.99---Clnss
Entertained With Party
Mrs. John Hartley entertained u num-
Der OF her frici.ds last evening with Il
party In honor Of her guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Carroll. Of Denver. Colo. The
home Was prCttily decorated On pink and
white and the oevnlng was spent in
dancing and games. Al Il late hour tho
guests were ushcrod 10 tho dining room
! where they enjoyed II delightful lunch
con.
Meeting Of willing workers
Mrs. Carl Munzer will he hostess to
the willing Workers society this after
noon al her home on Warw0Od avenue.
The afternoon will he spent III tho usual
ia slime and Al five o'clock a dainty
luncheon will be served
Postponed cMettng
The meeting OF tho W. ". club Of this
city which was to have been held last
evening. WAS postponed until Friday on
account Of a larg" number or the Nom
berS not being abb TO attend Tn"
meeting on Friday rcvninH vii hc held
at III" home Of Miss Elsie Jackson.
Hauling All Day
All cars Of the Wheeling StfubenvIliN
division ri The Wheeling Faction. IN
addition TO the short line cars were
crowded nj all hours Yesterday during
the day with people who vent 10 Wheel
ing to witness the bag parnd" and cir
Gus.
Burns Arm.
Mrs Albert kovisch. uf Snuth War
wood avenue. NET with painful acct
dent Sunday evening when she let a
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. juno 2S.--thttlc. receipts,
20 Don beef steers steady 10 20c lower:
late sales l5r to 2jC lower. closing dull;
quality good: top. 100: bulk. lL2jH
1875: corn fed cows and hCifers steady
10 strong. others steady: handywcight
fat bulls steady 10 strong.
Hogs. receipts. 10000. steady 10 2SG
higher: best grades advancing most.
closing weak. top. $3.50: bulk hight but
Chers lS3OMi695: bulk. ESQ pounds AMI
over. 143hTfl5.9n. pigs. 25c higher; bulk,
l3O0Gl4.25.
sheep. receipts. $4,000: best lambs
steady. others lower; yCarlinGs and
sheep steady to soc higher: best native
lambs, II 90: bulk. l6.50m 1900. fairly
good Idaho lambs. 1900. California
lambs. 1900: california lambs. linH;
choice handwcight awcs. 400; feeding
lambs mostly l050Gfl3Oo.
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Central Glass 'o~-Transf"r hooks
close June -. for regular = per cent
cash div idend. payable july /.
I.aBclie Iron 60. ptd Transfer hooks
close June IS for regular = per cent
cash dividend. payable Jun" 80.
LaBellc Iron Co.. Com.-~Transf"r
books close June IS, for a regular per
cent and an extra J.. per cent cash dINi-
dend. payable June so.
Wheeling steel & Iron Co.-Transf fer
books close June -, for regular per
cent cash dividend, payable June 30.
Whitaker q leSsncr co. lom.-Trlns-
fer books close June -. for a Il. per
cent cash dividend. payable June 80.
Imperial Glass 60. Transfer books
close June -. for a L. per cent regular
cash dividend. payable July |.
Wheeling Fire ms. tO.-Transfrr
books CLOSE .lurc 81. for : per cent
>cmi-annual cash dividend payable July
LIST
Wheeling Mold & Fry. Co. rfd--Trans-
'"r books close June g, FOR -. per
cent cash dividend pa!ahl" July LIST.
Wheeling Mold Fdy 60. com
Tranfer books cI"S- June -. for so
"snts per share cash dividend payable
July LIST.
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CHICAGO CORN

CHICAGO. juno "S.-Fcar OF hot wave
damage to oats led To sharp upturns TO,
day in the value Of corn as well as of
oats Corn closed strong 'sC to &C
net higher with July I77S TO LIN and
September. lI2ta To l.72"s. December
delivery in7which rad, As only scatter
lar, mad the tallcst jump. oats gain
I'd W to 2MC
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LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. June @S.-Final prices
today were. 3ie's, $3.50; FIRST IS.
$50: second Is. $500: hrst as.
S5.oO: second as. SS.lA: third KS
$50: fourth US 1884: Victory IN :,
95.5S: Victory As $3.50.
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Wheeling, were visiting Mr.. and MIS-. j.
+. kigcr on Thursday.
The meeting Of tho Pleasant Hill
Ladies' Aid Society. which was to have
been held on Wednesday, has been post
poncd until July {.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Snedeker OF Edge
dale and Earl Hood Of Mt. Ollvet visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. GRrvin on Sunday.
Miss Eleanor kittle entertained a
number OF her friends with party at
her home on Wolf Run on Saturday aft
crnoon.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. o. Juno ~ Glover seed,
prime cash, 2j.4j. October 2i4j; R"-
October, 2j.5H; December. $500
Timothy. prime cash. l9l7. $50: 1918.
$50: 1919. $50: September. $50: Ortn-
Der. 5.63; December. so: Marcn. $50.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBURGH June "S.-C&,tie---c
II CHER: supply - cars; PRIME $I'.S"
ii 1850.
Shcer-HiEher: supply 10 cars. Prime
gcthers $40 0OTlo25. Culls and com
mon $4,000 $40: lambs $l2.Dpn lion.
veal calves sIJ.0nGI 100.
Hogs Higher: supply 40 double decks.
Primr hpayles Sl6.25 n 1850: mediums
and heavy workers. Sl;iom lI.1O. hight
workers SiT.4nTi $50. light workers.
SD. m n $50. pigs SlJ.0QW lJ.Jg; r"uEhs
Slt 0nTt T. %
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va, June IS. 20.
Furnished The Inteil!Eencer by y. f
MaSten X Co.. members Boston Stock
Exchange. second floor National Bank
OF w. Va. Bldg.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. June IS, 20.
Reported by A. K. Masten Co, mem.
hers New York Stock Exchange, Second
floor, National Bank OF w. Va. Bldg.
STOCKS. BID. Ask
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W Va. Jun" IS. ~.
Furnished Tho lntelligcncer by A. B.
Nastcn a Co. members New York Cot.
ton Exchange, Second floor Nauonai
hank OF W Va. Bldg.
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N. Y. STUCK EXCHANGE.

WHEELING. W. Va. June g, 20.
Furnished The Intelligcncer oy A, e,
Aasten < Co. members Of tho New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing. Wheeling, W. Va, Louis i. Brand,
Resident Partner.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. June 2S.--CotlOn goods
dull and yarns easier in tuduy's trading.
RurlarS were irm"r. raw silk continued
quiet and dress goods were even more So.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING, ". Va, juno 2s 20.
Furnished The Intelligence oy A. b
AaSten & Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange, second floor National Ban1
Of W Va. Bldg.
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opsn. High Low. Close
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. juno IS. 20.
Daily quotation list Wheeling SIoGA
Exchange. complied for tho lntciliSen
Ger.
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PETROEE UNI.

OF. CITY. Ia. June 2S.--Credit hal
snccs S6[ Runs ln2.73@: average
81. T3L shipments 66,O96; avcraS"
Sl.50I.
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Total sales 309.20O shares.
PTTTSBURCHSTOCK

WHEELING. W Va, June %. 20
Furnished - InIclliEencer by A. E
Masten e Co. members Pittsburgh Stoch
ExChanEe. second floor National BAus
" W. Va. Bldg.
STOrKQ Rid lsk
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'MECHEN
Pyth!ans VIII Nee.

The members ~ th" knights of ryth-
IIs lodge will hold their semi mnnthlS
session this evening in the X Of r.
hail. There ar" several up for Initiation
and II is desired that all members he
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, kettle full Of burning wator slip out OF
her hand. and in an attempt TO keep II
from falling To the floor. IT upset! burn
ing her arms severely. She was given
medical aid and was reported 70 De
resting as easily rs could be expected
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-14

ing up wonderfully. The general at
titude Of the producers In not wishing
to force the price up has brought
about this buying movement xLlch
has developed to such large propc--
tions. The whole consuming trade
OF the world seems to have at last
recognized that copper is cheap a.
round 20 rents. based on the present
cost of production.
There Is well established outlook
for a continuance of business on
large scale In this country as we'll as
abroad.
The west can be truly thankful
that its metal industry in its vari-
GUS branches. again begins to see Jay
light.
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well. she would Just look the other
wny and answer an uncomprehendlng
"uh huh" that stabbed him to 81
lence What had happened to herr
with their money. not only her self
respect but her whole self had gone.
why couldn't she keep their little
house tidy7 why wouldn't she Keep
his children clean? LeonIe was eight
and the twins six. They were old
enough to know how TO behave 10
people. Why wouldn't she teach
them1 Poor little youngsters-hud-
died together in that dirty bed!
He rose and went to the window.
There was a light In vcrbeek's cot
tage. Suddenly his mind pictured the
Interior. His home should be like
that. They had exactly the same
things but their dishes shoDe on the
cupboard shelves, their beds were al
ways made when he called, and the
children had excellent manners. They
were well washed. too. They looked
healthier and happier than his little
ones. Was the difference his faultf|
Surely not--hc and verbeek were mi
the same positions--they did the
same things. Bnt Madame Verbeek
did moi say why bother" II was
true she worked all day long to keep
things going and make ends meet.
She lid u because she had not lost
her pride and II was the work that
kept her from losing herself. Mathi'-
da--but he INNS, not think mat way.
He began to prepare for bed.
Though the lamp was burning low, he
could still rec his wife rs she lay
asleep. She had hcen pretty once, but
now scnehsw her faee had .ehxnged,
The skin was .aliow. the eSpressssn
differentiated was 1.-THE expression.
she had not tsLcn down her hair;
~isps OF u made y. ragged fringe about
her forehead and neck. Hairplns
stuck out Mt grotesque angles. He
wished she Would brush II ms she used
, to in The bed he turned out the
lamp and finished undressing IN the
dark and took his place beside her, II
was easier so. o. 20 ,S1O- -tL IS
II was toward dusk one evenisg
after he had come home from WORK
that Lconie answered o rap Mt the
door. Yes, he's here" she said, hold
ing the door hall shut. ,r oct
'"Wbo is III Ask them in" com
handed Andre. and hurried across the
room. Hy u f
He gave the priest his chsir. Ma
thilda removed some dishes from the
other one, wiped Vt with her apron,
and gave It to Monsieur Rancau. The
third man sat gingerly upon the edge
Cs ;lic bed. "Wc'vc come TO ask you
Ito ask" his sazed roamed about
the Uttered room and he paused.
The priests kindly voice began.
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Mixture Of Many Languages.

Modern English is composite OF
latin and the language Of the ancient
britons who were conquered by the
tomnns, together with many Scundl.
nnvlnn words introduced by the Danes
when they conquered England. Ger.
man words brought by the Snxons,
ana French words brought by the
Normans. There is scarcely language
that hns not contributed something
TO modern English. hut those mention
ed have been the largest contributors
Many technical words have been taken
from the Greek.