davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1936-04-10
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gelmdBigen 9oiiogier- uno 8oit-8er-
febr einfiibren. Die 6abrt ion et=
ma bret Sage oauern. 9os S1iff
miro nod 1rr fur5em Mufentbolt in
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aus our9 ben europ1ii9en 8ertreter
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tereiiierten in gmerifa uno Deuti9-
lano mitgeteilt ner0en. Or. Sor-
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loren babe. or Jon fi9 ndmli1 ge-
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genen Aliruf 5itguniten SitIers bel
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lung baben ergeben laiien, ben Sea-
men Or. gdener's ni6t mebr 81 ner-
men. Sir Die &ei9stagspablen bot
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libe Musingen fir @itler un0 feline
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ben, uno nun erinnerte man Ii9; BOB
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men l1mit1noen. @irO alto gdener
ni9t iein 2uftidiff lenfen2 SIT
er in nngnaOe ~gefaaen?
Washington Journal., 1936-04-10

@erben Sic fir SIRE gsrsinsaeitnns
has y@aibingtOn SOurnal".
Washington Journal., 1936-04-10
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Oeuti9e @ottes0ienit pirO Inn 10
Ibr anfongen. &err Bnltor @nOers
miro iiber n9ie Mn9t Der Aufer-
Itebung" preoigen. Sltermuiif miro
bonn 9abilon MGnner9or geItefert
meroen. lin Ills l1br tit engli-
i6er @~ottesoienit nit 5eier Oes 81.
Abenomabls.
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finoet Sic monatli1e @erlmmlung
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ubr mittags miro 2un9 %ierbiert. Sn
ser na1folgenOen @~eriammlung
miro 5rau Baftor @n0ers iber
Snnere Mfiiiion reoen.
Washington Journal., 1936-04-10
8Odbieraben6e in Der bentiden 8Ot
i6aft.

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lit Der pom iesigen oelitiden 8ot7
i9after, Serrn Or. Sans 2utber,
eineefiibrte, idbrli6 In Der driib.
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Ser bonn porigen Counting mar rDfe-
Der 10 erfolgrei9 uno 10 gut beiudt,
ooB er am 9ienstag Mbeno mieoer=
bolt meroen muBte.
Washington Journal., 1936-04-10

Icibe an einen ansIdnoii9en Stout
nibt ipre9en, es banole iib nur um
cine @arautie Der fran50fiiden 2ie-
feranten. Mls penn oaour9 oas
@elo geii9ert nGreI 9ie omerifani-
i1e &egierung 5ablte 19t8-1919
audi inn 9omen Ser @ngldnoer nn0
S~ran5oIen an Die 2ieferanten un6
iab oas @el0 ME mieoerl @as Sit
Ter iiber ben ruiiii9-fan80iii9en 8aft
geiagt BOD, finoet ii9 aIio gum Sell
dbnlid 10 in fon80lii6en Anii9ten
ielbit mieoerI
Washington Journal., 1936-04-10
SerriDt, 9lOgO George nnb bie
Oe1ltIde Sage bOn beitte.

Ml1f Serriofs, 0es friberen be-
fannten neutrality-suspicious. Srnnf-
rei6s, ginpenoungen gegen Sitlers
Observation-Disclosures bot 2loDo George
porigen Sonntag IN Der Searitpreiie
cine treffli1e MntnOrt gegeben.
Serriot min notjrli9 nit oeut-
iden ngertragsbre6ern~ nidts gu
tun babenl 2loDo George erinnert
nun aber ben fran50iti9en Staats-
mann uno Sreuno Der 8oli9efDiiten,
an Die eigenen Siinoen: Saben
oie Sron0oien 0as @eripreGen Der
Mbriiitung eingebalten? Sino tie
nidt auf eigene 6auit gegen Die
8eitimmltngen Oes 86lferbunoes inS
Gubrfoblengebiet e~ingefaaen? Wfan
oarf bin3ufiigen: baben tie, Die
6~ran3oien, tire 51uloen an Ameri-
ia be5ablt2 S9lieBen iie ni9t Der
tr1ge nit n@ertragsbre6ern~ ndm-
lid Ben &uiien, oenielben, Die tie
1918 i'm Std gelaiien baben2 9ie
6ran3ofen boben mabrli9 fem &eAt,
iiber 9entl1e al @eridt Su iiBen
uno ibnen 8ortrGge iiber MoraI gu
baltenl
auf ben BON 9euti9lano borge-
idlagenen @affenltilitaro ging Ser
riot (oer balo pieoer Minilterpr6li-
| 0ent 1ein fonn) dar niht elm. dltm
nidt onf ben 2~5-idbrigen Ni9tan-
griffspoft ooer 2uftpdft Sitlers. CT
erfennt ieBt 9euti6lanOs SOr0erung
Ser i1b an
na6oem 9euti1lnno iie belist uno
fi1 ielbIt genommen uno gegeben boil
2loDo George mirft benz Serriot nnO
5ranfrei6 gan5 often nnan ri d.
I~tigfeit Dor, Die Mbii9t, MiBtrdit-
en- uno 3mietradt gu iGen; 9eutl9-
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nung oes gngl1noers) / mme Ser
trage eingebalten un0 lit befannt fir
Iein @ortbalten. Sranfrei1 aber
iudt pieoer einmal our9 elm Sinter-
tiir1en ieinen 8erpfli1tungen 81
entIdIiipfen. Man lefe aud, mas
ser offenbar fran50fiide Beri9ter-
itatter an oie u@aibington Hoit" ,
anore Bullet, in ben lebten @o9en
iiber Die Gatifi5ierung oes fran5O-
iiid-ruiiilden MiIitdrnbfOmmens ge-
ldrieben bot, mo er iagt, 0nB Die
meiiten 6ran5oien ei1en periOnli4en
@ioerpinen gegen oie Huiien baben
(fpel1e iie Inn ibr @eIo gebra9t
babenD uno 5ugibt, oaB Der 8aft
n3itn peniglten Die Soee Der Ser
teioigung gegen 9euti6lano" in ii9
trGgt. 9ieler 8uGiet entl9uloigt
anoererleits Sitler, tpenn er meint,
ein Druid lei leitens GROCER StGOs
E oes &beinlanoS allf Sitler aiisge-
iibt noroen: Oenn 0ieie Stdote
miinIhten oie Oeuti9en Sol0aten,
INN an ibnen geld1ftIib ettDas Der-
oienen al f0nnenl Muf melGe @e-
oanfen oieie Jran6oien niHt forH-
men f0nnenl
Washington Journal., 1936-04-10
Die TransOien finb ielbit sesen Oel
NfilitGr.|ertrag nit NufIanb.

Sn Der Nusiprade iiber ben fron-
50fii9-ruiiii1en 0ertrag in Der De-
brtierten. @ammer IN Yaris uno in
Ser fron50lii9en Yreiie in ben lesten
@oGen Dor Der &atifi8ierungN fam
Oeutli6 gum ausOrud, OaB cine gro
BE 8abl Jranooien eIbit gegen
ben 8aft lit ODER mar; ia man iibte
ih1rfite Rritif uno iagte iogor nn-
aefG6r oas, mas SitIer uno bic
0eutl9en onriiber iagten.
Washington Journal., 1936-04-10

gtsentur bes r@aibinstDn Sunrnal"
i'm 9eutlGem 9elifateFenseiGGft
1121 $ GtraRe, u. @.
Washington Journal., 1936-04-10
gnITTI IITHHHII TIHIH IIIITHHIHII MIMIIHIIIIH [IIMIg
air Das .@ai9inatOnsr sOurnaI.
sur Ons s9H0lbtngtoner Sourn1I
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3u itebit geriibrt, Die Sppen Obne Worte,
Beflennrten Screens an Der arr1en Yforte
llno fiebft mid leidten Wtltes BON Dir geben.
RHbn rete i'd os Strebens Itolae @6pingen;
SD feb Die @eten, peite Gore often;
Niib trdbt Die Sugeno uno oas iiBe Soften
gu Sonnen Die aMf fernen Auen iingen.
gto9 einnal muB Ser frobe Bid iib member:
SD ieb, mie Ser5 uno S9mer5 Inn Morte ringen,
lno idHea Deri9ludt aud tie Der grnteaderl -
gln 0edt Die S6oQe oeine miioen 2enoen;
9o9 nod i'm 2Grm Der Gage Dor ids flingen:
Sch DobL mein &inO, uno Slid uno bait bid Daderl
@ub ib feb iest, tue on oereinlt, in Srdnen;
8or S1neraen HuB oas Serge fb %ber5ebren;
9 f0nnt i6 ie1als elmer Seele nebrer,
@5enn Quit uno Sebnen f9 gar @otter DG6nen2
SD meine aitterno an Der freuloe1 5GneIe,
llno ar netu Sinnen f6brt in reiniten Einnen;
9odb ale neine ainoer fliebn BON binnen
llnO Iegeln i~aud5eno nf Der Sugen0 @ele.
. Serge, fha Die &logen! 696uneno freiien
Die Doqen 2~ebensbeder ourd bic Gun0e;
@ir one iingen nmr oielelben 8eRenl
ltno lit Der @e9er leer, Der Sang gu gnoe,
Damn Itredt aud fe Die 8et, bic ate @un0e,
lln0 faltet ibneu fronmn Die itorren 9dnoel
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Evening star., 1936-09-03
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, September 3.-Spe-
cialties licked off substantial advances
in today's stock market while profit
realizers took pot-shots at some OF
the recent leaders.
Business and industrial news was
inspiring for the most part, but buy.
ing vigor was lacking in the ma.
jority Of instances. The close was
Irregular. Transfers approximated
100000 shares.
The list exhibited a steady to firm
tone at the opening, with the steels,
utilities and rails again in demand
Specialties soon came to the fore
while other categories fell back. Trad
ing was extremely slow throughout the
greater part of the proceedings.
. Crown Cork was an exceptional
strong spot, getting up around
points at its best in response to the
belief of some that the concern will
benefit extensively from its new aiumi.
mum and steel rolling mills.
Allis- Chalmers dropped more than
point when the directors lifted the
dividend rate and announced the
calling of s5000,o0O of the companys
bonds. Cannon Mills gained about .
on dividend boost.
Among the better actors were In
ternational Nickel, Purity Bakeries,
American Locomotive, Baldwin Loco
motive, Briggs Manufacturing, Coca
Cola, Eaton Manufacturing, Douglas
Aircraft, United States Industrial AL
cohol, st. Joe Lead, Western Union,
Mack Truck, Consolidated Edison, Du
Pont, United States Rubber and
Goodyear.
In the backward division were
United States Steel, Bethlehem, Gen.
eral Motors, Chrysler. Sears -Roebuck,
Hiram Walker. Schenley, International
Harvester, Westinghouse, General
Electric, Santa Fe, New York Central,
Northern Pacific, American Smelling,
Loew's, Johns-Manville and Phillips
Petroleum.
Evening star., 1936-09-03

accumulations on So preferred stock,
payable September 80; on June 80,
1896, similar amount was paid;
giving effect to current distribution,
accumulations on this issue amounted
to $8.25 q share.
Old Colony Trust-Net asset value
per common share as of August l.,
1886, was $7.1o, against $3.50 Feb
ruary I, 1896.
American Fruit Growers, Inc
Preferred share earnings year ended
June 80 were 81 cents, against $6.7l.
Canadian wirebound Boxes, Ltd
Declared a dividend Of 37h cents on
account Of accumulations on class A
stock, payable October /; giving effect
to this distribution, arrears ON this
issue amounted to $3.25 . share.
Lion Oh Refining Co.-July net
earnings before depreciation and de-
pletion were t97,742 and net after al
ehAzsss was S47.s7A tha largest total
Evening star., 1936-09-03

The clearing house round table dis
cussions are set for Monday, Septem-
Der 81, at $50 am, with Chairman
ment Commission, presiding. "Secu-
rity Policies" will be the subject dis
cussed by ]. Harvie Wilkinson, jr.,
vice president of the State Planters
Bank & Trust Co. of Richmond, Va,
who has addressed many Eastern
banking conventions during the last
year. 1t is very high honor to be
asked to go to the West Coast to
make an address.
Other subjects to be covered and
the speakers assigned to them, as an
nounced by President Fleming, are
Loan Policies and Personal Income
Loans" E. A. Mattison. vice president
Account Analysis and Rates for
Banking Services" j. M. Sorensen,
vice president Stephens National
Bank, Fremont, Nebr.; Interest" E.
v. Krick, vice president American
Trust Co., San Francisco; Modern
Mechanical Equipment as Factor in
Operating Efficiency and Economy"
Darrell G. Ensign, assistant cashier
Utah State National Bank, Salt Lake
City; Economics in Buying Supplies" Z"
William c. Tompkins, auditor First
National Bank, st. Louis.
r. s. Hecht. head of the A. B. A..
last year, will preside at the customer
relations clinic. Speakers will include
Harry r. Smith, San Francisco
banker. Helen Kavanaugh of the
same city will speak on Women Gus
TONER'S" while Dunlap C. Clark, a
Michigan banker, has the topic, Gus
toner Relations Inside and Outside
the Bank" Customer relations have
been stressed so much recently all over
the country that the discussions are
sure to furnish lively arguments.
There is every indication that Tom
K. Smith will be the next A. B. A.
president. According to the American
Banker, considerable interest has de-
veloped over selection of a second
vice president. Among names men
toned, the paper says, are those of
Philip Benson, Robert M. Hanes,
Harry A. Brinkman, Melvin w. Ellis
and H. w. Koeneke, all bankers active
In the association work. Orval Adams
Is slated to be moved from second to
the first vice presidency.
First Woman Policyholder.
Mrs. D. G. Kessler, TIT Tenth street
southeast, has just received the first
policy ever issued to a woman by the
Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Evening star., 1936-09-03
CHICAGO GRAIN
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, September 3.-Strength.
ening developments in the world wheat
situation had a constructive influence
on the wheat market here today and
prices rose at times more than q cent.
Higher prices in foreign markets,
cables said, were Influenced by reports
of good sales of Danubian wheat to
Italy, of suspension Of export permits
for wheat by the Rumanian govern
ment and of better export business in
Canadian grain.
Failure of the Chicago crop authori-
ties to increase their estimates of do
mestic Spring wheat production in
line with the month-ago Government
forecast also was interpreted in some
quarters as bullish.
Wheat closed liz higher COM
pared with yesterdays finish; Sep
tember 097s-10. December 108la-s4,
and corn was 9sa112 up; September
1.06-. .061s, December 93A-as. Oats
gained 34-7s. rye 1A-1as. barley 112-
2. and provisions were unchanged to
Is cents higher
Evening star., 1936-09-03
CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS.

NEW YORK. September 3.-The
following is todays summary of cor
poration news prepared by Standard
Statistics Co., Inc, New York:
Franklin Motors, Inc.-Olympic
Motor Car, Inc, q new concern, has
been formed to take over certain
interests and acquire Franklin plant
and essential equipment.
United Biscuit Co. Of America-
Common share earnings, II months
ended June 80, were $2.33.
American CAPITAL Coxp.-Declared
. daxidea6 e - conts q account eg
Evening star., 1936-09-03

for any month in 1896; common share
earnings seven months ended July 81
were $1.02; company had a deficit Of
$192,885 In 1885 period.
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc
Common share earnings seven months
ended July 81 were 20 cents; COM
pany had q deficit Of $70,001 in 1885
period
Godchaux Sugars, Inc, declared q
dividend Of SO cents on class A stock,
payable october /; on July !, 1896, q
similar amount was paid on this issue.
American Water Works g. Electric
Co., Inc.-July net after taxes was
s2.017,423. against $l,882,92l In July,
1895; net income IL months ended
July 81, was $4,3s7,ol6, against
$2,801,778.
Evening star., 1936-09-03

broaden the scope Of the firms busi-
ness and issue policies to women, after
issuing polices to men only for some
10 years.
Mrs. Kessler's application was sub
tnitted by David M. Crouch of the
eompany's Washington Office.
Bankers Conclude Vacations.
Jacob Scharf, executive vice presi-
dent of the Second National Bank,
has returned from his vacation, passed
In Pennsylvania.
Leonard Marbury, assistant trust Of
dcer Of the Washington Loan & Trust
Co.. Is at his desk after vacation
spent at Rehoboth Beach, Del. Arthur
Lamar of the trust department Is
back from a cruise in Cuban waters
with the Naval Reserve.
G. Bowie Chapman, manager Of the
Washington Office of Laidlaw & Co.,
Is expected to reach New York Sat-
urday from his trip to Europe. Jesse
Suter, on the staff of the same bro
kerage firm, will leave here Saturday
for Virginia Beach for a vacation.
Thomas J. Watson, president of the
International Business Machine Corp,
which has a Washington Office, states
that business is improving in many
parts Of Europe, as well as in the
United States. He recently visited
many Of the company's foreign
branches and has just issued very
optimistic statement.
Company Granted Exemption.
The Washington Gas Light Co. of
Montgomery County, Nd, subsidiary
Of the Washington Gas Light Co.,
has been granted exemption by the
Securities Exchange Commission from
the necessity Of filing a declaration
under the public utilities act of 1885
for $12s.00o AZ per cent general
mortgage bonds, series A, and GER
tificates representing 500 shares Of
capital stock.
Warrington bankers reported quite
1 number Of inquiries today regarding
loans for house renovations. In q
new campaign started during the pres
ent week. the banks announce that
they win be glad to make such loans
In cooperation with the Federal
Housing Administration. A similar
drive q year ago proved highly bene-
5ictal to home owners in the Capital.
The matter has been revived at this
time because the act providing for
these loans expires next April.
Mergenthaler Stock Strong.
Mergenthaler Linotype stock was
strong on the Washington Stock Ex-
change today, 4S shares selling at 461a.
Potomac Electric Power per cent
preferred moved at Ill. Real Estate
Mortgage & Guarantee preferred
moved up to 5A on 34-share turn
over, while Capital Tarnsft recorded
four 10-share sales at Is, up 9s from
yesterdays close. Capital Traction IS
sold at 81.
It was announced today that the
exchange will be closed Saturday and
Also next Monday, Labor day.
Evening star., 1936-09-03

delivery OF the
policy was made
a special occa-
sion at the home
Office here, Pres
i d e n t William
M o n t g o m cry
turning over the
pol licy, many
other leading Of
fcers in the COM
pany being pres
ent.
It will be re-
called that the
Acacia directors
decided a few
Evening star., 1936-09-03
LiyerpooI Quatafians.

LIVERPOOL. September 3 R,.-Cotton.
business done: prices 8 points hisher;
quotations in pence: Strict good middling,
7.51 GOOD middling, 7.21; strict middlins.
6.5l low middlins. Gil: strict GOOD
ordinary, Sol; good ordinary. b.6l. Fu-
lures closed steady; october. e.27: De.
May. 6.2o: JRlys e.1os
Evening star., 1936-09-03
new YORK COTTON
fy ire Associated Press.

Ey tFt ASSoclated Press.
NEW YORK, September 3.-Cotton
showed continued irregularity today.
Hedge selling seemed to be about bal
anced by trade buying, and operations
otherwise were attributed largely to
further pre-bureau evening up.
After showing net losses Of 5 to 8
points during the morning, prices rail-
lied, but renewed hedging or liquida-
ton was encountered above yesterdays
closing quotations.
The midafternoon market was about
net unchanged to l point lower, De-
cember selling around ll.64.
Evening star., 1936-09-03

which are on
the program of
the A. B. A. Ma
tional Conven-
{ ion at S a n
Francisco, in ad-
dition to the i'm
portant meetings
Of the National
b a n k, Savings,
Trust Company
and State Bank
Divisions already
announced by
President Robert
v. Fleming, head
Of the organiza-
tion.
Evening star., 1936-09-03
GROUP SESSIONS
INTEREST BANKERS
Clearing House Round Table
and Customer Relations
Attract Attention.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Washington bankers are looking
forward with special interest to the
Clearing House Round Table Confer
erlce and the customer relations clinic
Evening star., 1936-09-03

apP10A1n~so S Vi Ssocks On tne n T. SUCK E1cnsnge
1890 AM.------ 10000 1880 Noon-----. $40 900
100 P.M.------- 100000 900 PM.------., $4,000
are the annual cash
based
Unit Of trading less 100 shares
INCLUDING extras Accumulated dividends
reorRanized EX dividend
Evening star., 1936-09-03
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.

NEW YORK, September 3 (R.-Bar
silver steady and unchanged At ~.
Evening star., 1936-09-03


Chicago Cash Market.
Cash wheat: No. red, 1.071a; No.
2 dark, hard, 1.16; No. hard, 1.l7%;
corn, No. mixed, l08; No. 4 mixed,
1.06A; No. yellow, 1.0713a0s; No. 2
yellow, l.0712ao8l4; special, ly071a;
No. 5 yellow, 1.O6a0612; No. white.
1.24Aah; No. 3 white, 1923; sample
grade. 97a1.05; oats, No. white, 44a
As; No. 2 white, 43& a45; sample grade,
39l2; no rye; no soy beans; barley,
No. mailing, 1884, feed. 70a85 nom
inal; mailing, 1.10a43 nominal; tim
othey seed, 5.90a6.15: new crop, 550a
rs; clover seed, 15.00a22 90.
Liverpool Wheat Prices.
LIVERPOOL. September R.-whest
futures closed firm.
High Low Close. close.
[becepber - los LOGS i.65E i.9st
Exchange. sos.
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Cottonseed Oil.

SPOT steady: middlins. lI.9.
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Bleachable cottonseed oil futures
closed firm. September, 10.17b; Octo-
Der, 10.l5b; December, 10.16; January,
10.15b: March, 10.18b. Sales, 90 con.
tracts, including two switches. b.
Bid.
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person who only feels. I'm quite illogical;
my thoughts are never in order for dis
cussion"
How arrogant you are!" said Pierre, smil-
ing. You Judge, but refuse to compete"
Sheila smiled back at him. She liked this
boy; he was one of the people whom she al
ways welcomed when he dropped in to see
them, as he often did, after dinner. From
time to time Pierre sent Sheila flowers; for he
knew she loved them. and delighted in arrang-
ing them.
Though she was alone great deal, Sheila
felt serene pleasure in being in Paris in the
spring. From the open windows when she
sat by herself, she heard occasional snatches of
song from windows above her. The voice had
throaty, velvety quality that one some
times hears in southern countries, and the
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The other smiled - she was quite lovely
when she smiled. 1t ightened her rather
sombre expression, and tilted her eyes, ever so
little at the corners Sheila, who interested
herself very seldom in the affairs of her neigh
bors, found herself saying to the concierge,
as she met that worthy in the foyer:
''Who is the lady that just came in1 She
lives here, doesn't she1"
''Her name, Madame" said the concierge,
"is impossible to pronounce. We call her
Madame la Russo. have it written, however,
so that Madame can see" She went into
her loge and returned with paper.
Sheila read: Madame Nadya Zlatous-
tovslsy."
"She lives alone" said the concierge. mo
servants, but femme de menage, who comes
in to clean and get dejeuner for her."
Timothy was not in his study when Sheila
returned. She was vaguely
troubled. 1t must mean that
the book was not going well,
and that Timothy was "prowl-
ing" He always took to
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II don't know any of the other tenants"
said Sheila. carelessly. Maybe she's a
visitor"
The whole subject was quite unimportant
to her in her beatifc mood.
II tell you she lives here" insisted Tim
othy, half impatiently. 'She went upstairs.
and heard her unlocking door,"
"Ive become so used to thinking that the
house belongs to me-" said Sheila lightly,
that don't even want to know that there
are other tenants in it."
. 'The concierge would know" said Tim
othy, thoughtfully Then Marthe, the maid.
announced dinner very urgently. because of
souffle, and. in thinking of that, Sheila forgot
all other minor affairs.
That was the nice thing about home