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, WM new-boys. 120 a week. to be paid
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MIG BATES-J‘Want." ”f0
"and “for sale" advortlaonunta. not ex.
calla: mum. one time, and; three times.
Maia titan. OW. Radian mums. 10¢. a
it... and death notices, 50c. Etched.
aloof rats- for displayed advertisements for-
thwart: application. '
“W‘omcb-No. lib Wuhlngtoustteet.
South Norwalk: telephone can. no. Branch
man. No. B Wall street. Norwalkr telephone
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Scorn Norman. Conn.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 31. 1894.
, Wuad‘ia going to come out of the,
‘pruent consideration of the tariff discus-
sion, the Lord only knows, and he won't
tell. but it looks very much as though
there wasa grim determination on the
1. M0! the majority party to force a
policy on the people despite all their re-
moustrance and positive evidence of its
ruinous character. ,lt is true that there
areDemocratic representatives in Cou-
m possessed of some enoughtooppooe
Induction in the tariff when it affects
‘ ‘ « directly theirself interest and that of
their constituency,but their position is so
opposed to the policy of the party. and
is soaupremely selfish, that it secures no
rapport. by the people at large. Tho
Democratic party is. so to speak, “be
tween the devil and thudecp sea," or like
- the unfortunate devotee of Calvnnismv
' destined"to be doomed if they do and
to be damned if they don't.“ Unless there
is arapilf. on the internal revenue rider to
the tariff bill, or some enough in the
Sonata to stay the madness of the llouao,
a complete disarraugement of all the
conditions that tend to tho prosperity of
the country is a forcgono conclusion.
There is one consolation, however; those
at present living alto have arrived at the
age of discretion will never again be
fooled with the “tariff reform" notions
of the Democratic party.
Wt: understand that there isa hitch
between the Hawaii and the Nor-walk
Horse Railroad company. The Council
demands of the Railroad company a
bond of indemnity to the city against all
damage to water pipes by the operatioa
of an electric maid. Though the com-
pany are very positive that no damage
will be done to the water pipes, they do
not want to make themselves liable for
it if it is done. There is certainly nothing
about the city requirement that the Rail.
madconrpany Would not demand were
the relations roverscd. The ootnpziny is
tarpon-ibis for all damage to similar in-
”to, and as they secure great couces~
clout from tlte city they ought to be
willing to fully indemnify it against
damage to its Wnltfl' pipes. If they do it
livery likely they wall. if potsible, con'
construct their to
meat injury to the water pipes, If
they do not, and the road is no construct-
ed that datttugo results to tho cit y, thorn
will be no redress. The city cannot of-
ford to take the risk, and thorn surely is
a considerable rhdt or the company
would not insulate to t-xPcutv the to-
qnlred bond.
road so as
v
‘1'qu don't want an lttuonw tax in
Watsrbury. The Board of 'l'rutlt‘ there
Unlghl unanimously adopttd a rtsolu»
“(ruminating against it. and copies of
it have been lent to um Connecticut ro-
‘mm. We pity Connecticut
homoerotic (Xingu-sumo. They ‘are
lap dancing Ilka u turkey on a hot
film. When they stand on the Demo-
dl'llloplatform it is too hot for them,
Wuhan they step off the party lash
“Hilton hot for thorn again. They
”WEN!” out square for protec-
flb‘; and their constituency. it was
only a for! days ago that a leading Demu-
Wof this city remarked so that we
m it that ”those follows down at
Ewe-button m a lot of cussed fools:
Iiydoa't how a little bit, and mm
‘Mmonly to lull the party but ruin
“my.” We couldn‘t see a place
W open for an argument, and
lit his statement fine our most
, “‘5‘“ oval iuuulriu‘ from car.
. and mfg. _
Mummmig street matters and
“a “'3‘“? “armament distract
‘ an Milli
' “luau-«furnmm surveyor. It
I’d-l ”Vim”? ultbo’
' t or rats."
than which one or and turtles
‘mh motion ’
‘ Wit! the
file. may . , . ,
how the finest line of Prunes lathe
file no to keep fresh stock.
.033 “(Washington Street.
trot
~ , " mm at.
«one t‘uliflblii. cash.
"later?“ _ for ufu, tins
largo Oran
all?
a fancy lot of Home Raised
ad on anything you get here
a yeast cake to a barrel of
lillllllB
“lid
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undoubtedly want good service for money
paid, and only time can demonstrate
whether this will be secured in this in-
stance. It is therefore but fairtoboth
Council and appointee toawait for events
to show whether or not there is any real
occasion for complaint further than
against the principle of setting aside
local claims. If W» are to- secure this
year a complete map of the city, have
our surveying done and our streets super-
vised for the one expense of twelve hun-
dred dollars, it cannot prove a bad finan-
cial investment. Beyond the matter of
local claims there is. as yet, uu‘nflCdHlfln
for fault finding.
it“ has been suggested that at times
like the present, when gutters uro blocltv
ed with snow, it would be a good plan to
bavoaroad scraper go over them and
have the snow plied from the sidcwalks
into the gutters scraped into the main
driveway, as thus a double benefit could
bosecuredathe clearing of tho gutters
and improving the sleighing. We are
not prepared to say that this would be
advisable, but suggest it for the consider—
ation of those in authority.
YOU ARE A CRANK.
So Doll‘urcst's lint-can Says. It you Otuoct
to the Wilson nut.
(Stamford Advocate.’
The Hon. Robert E, DeForest, member
of Congress for this district, has alitersry
bureau. There is not a day now but
several of the newspapers in ('onnecticut
print articles about the ilon. Robert
which would lead the reader to belicve
that tho Bfidgepbrt statesman in tho one
man in Washington upon whom hangs
the fate of the nation. You would have
to search in vain in the general despatches
sent from the national capital to discover
that Mr. Dsl‘orrst is a person or great
prominence, or that his attitude upon
great {questions of tho day mzikca much
difference one way or the other. Mr
DeForcst‘s literary bureau, however, ls
bound to keep his name and his public
acts before the people of Connecticut,
especially those of Bridgeport. In the
“bureau's“ items published last night was
nstatetnent which in some papers ap-
peared as :i “special dispatch” and in
others as a news item without date line,
to this effect:
“Judge Deli'orest is receiving a good
many letters from his district imlorsmg
his position on tho Wilson tsrili‘ bill.
The majority of the. letters arts favorable
to the bill's passage. J udgs I )ek‘orcat lic-
lieves that if the dissatisfaction with the
measure is as strong in Connecticut as it
is reported to be, that his mail would
show greater evidence of it. ()n the con-
trary, he rcccivcet but few letters object—
ing to the bill. and lheso lll'l' mostly
anonymous and manifestly commuting
from cranks."
House ltlll No. I, II. it.
thv York Hun.-
This is the correct number of ill" Wil»
son bill for deficiency and larceny. It is
abill to reduce tho llcutot‘rutiu party.
provide a deficiency. continue i'lllltllllil'
tiou, leave the constitution unviutli-
clued, and for other nutlallothcrpur~
poses save and except the production of
revenue only.
House llill No. i, ll, if is the wnrk of
statesmen by accident only, and states
Inca for dafeutonly, it t‘vprcnculs the
ripe economic culture of alfalfa-grass
stollsts. unrl cowyard financiers It is
as fair as injustice and as honest m tilt'fll-
ing: and it shows a degree of amino
that might do credit to a crt-tiumta idiot.
It was sired by Republicanism out of
Populism; by Fraud out of lluncomb..-.
according to other hipwgencalogists,
Knock it. in the head! Take it to tho
bonoyurd! It's no good.
'NBWfl 0|“ 'l‘lll-I NtlllWALlis.
George B. lluunull, the showman,
mingled among his Norwnlk friends,
yesterday.
lint. A. 1.. liolfullon and mm ioitoy
returned to their home in (lions Falls,
N Y. yesterday. after spending a couple
of weeks with friends in Norwullt.
()on one application has been removed
at the South Norwalk post office for the
civil sorvlco examination, which takes
place on February 10. The applicant
Melisa [stallion llB clerk to tho office.
The sloop “Surprise." owned by t'on-
tractor J, 11. Raymond. has returned
from Huntlngtou Bay,L 1., where alto
has been dredging oysters. and is now
having hatches placed on Inn- for the
purpose of better keeping the stock.
Wendell 0. Ashton, of Jacob it buy
tun’s office. who has been slok at the
home of his mother to lit-ootdyn since
January t, In improving. though slowly.
James Paul. of the [hit arming com-
pany. is assisting Mr. Layton during lit.
Milton's enforced absence.
it is not uallksly that a Rebekah
drgm lodge of tho lodsl‘isndsntflrder of
Odd Fellows will soon In Insulated ta
loath Not-walk. Tho subject was refur-
M to by Grand tractor Itatlgold and
other spvakm at the “team of the
m mot Butler finals, last night.
sad us list with utilisation: of
approval in the when.
lWMWWWW
totauaaus
So. Norwalkllatdwatem.
‘42 loath Iain Strut. W
W...
about- are finer than they have men for
many years. But there is no market for
them, hardly at any price. Hteuutboats
loaded with twelve and fourteen hundred
bushels cannot find a market. Sacha
stain of affairs has not been known for
years. it law be hoped that Cleveland
times will not become any worse.
The well-known American House and
restaurant, located at. to Main street Nor-
walk, is offered forsale on account of the
contluued illness of the proprietor, who
established the business fiftoen years ago.
The house contains eighteen furnished
rooms, in addition to one suito of rooms
for a family; hot and cold water on every
floor; a reading room attached to the
restaurant: a well-lighted, airy and con-
venient, kitchenz‘, fans run by water
motor; incandescent lights in dining
room: It largo yard in rear: three refrig~
stators. _
llilWAlTON.
Royal A Mills is recovering front an
attack of the grip.
Miss Julia Thomas has been visiting in
New York and Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. William dimer, .lt'., of
“llotmis Brook," barn been spending
several days in New York city.
As llowayton is famous for its old
Indian fighting qualities, it will not be
surprising to many to hear that another
lawsuit is in prospect. lleorgc Weeks,
an oysterman,ownsnsliore lot. as does
Charles T. Lowndes anti Stanley [if
inwndes on either side of him In. the
harbor there ('3. 'l‘. Lowudcs erected a
new dock out front his property, after
which Stanley H. Lowndcs tlrnw- spilcs
and erected a much largerone, the two
docks running in converging lines, com-
pletely cutting Weeks off from landing
on his own shore, asthc docks meet in
the channel. , '
FAIRFIELD COI'NI‘Y NEWS.
The sale of cigarettes in llanbury
amounts to over t,0(‘0,000 a year.
The selectmen of Danbury gave out 300
orders for fuel and provisions our day
last week.
Oysters off Southport are reported
verygood A'sale of 1000 bushels of
first class stock was made the other day.
Plans have been drawn for it new par
vilion at. Fairfield beach. The building
is to be two stories in height, and will
cost something likn pl .300.
Four hundred families. or about 2,000
people, have been supplied with food and
clothing by the Relief Committee of the
United Fraternal Societies of Stamford
since it began its work sixteen days ago.
Henry D. Archer, who has been
freight clerk at the Southport freight dev
pot. has resigned and purchased the
harness business of Selectman lint-king
ham Selectman Buckingham retires
to give his attention to agriculture and
to town business.
Mrs. Rachael Wilson, “I years of age,
who lived alone at long llulgc. was
found dead in her home last Friday.
The body was left lying in the [Hitlllloll
it had fallen until nt-«trly ll o'clock Hat-
urday afternoon. when llr. French,
medical examiner of Dorian, arrived and
pronounced npoplcxy as the cause of
tit-nth.
Protection’s Electric ('urront.
The McKinley tat-id is probably the most
learned and scientific rmngmdtlon of protec-
tionism sverkuuwn. It has attached to lttbo
machinery whereby the elm-trip current. of
reciprocity can he turned on it. of. any moment
it may be thought heal. New \‘urk Fun.
That is just the matter With it. As an
article of protection it did just what pro-
tection is intonded to «lowlt increased
the opportunities for labor by increasing
production. This increased prmluctlou
decreased the cost of ttinnufnctured
goods to consumers and at the same time
increased the prlco of raw nmterlalsto
producers of such goods. ”The electric
current of reciprocity" has enabled its to
negotiate those treaties which The Daily
Post of Birmingham, England, de-
nounces as "those unsound and prepos.
toroua treaties with South American pro-
tectionist states which havu Worked so
much mischief for British trade in those
parts."
Ills because the McKinley tariff has
done all of these things tltatitls to be do-
stroyed. The threat to destroy it and
reverse the policy that since 1m has so
developed our manufactures that We
have advanced from the position of the
third manufacturing country to tho nun
disputed occupancy of the first place is
bringing nnlvorsnl want through the
sudden cessation of production, showing
as once more how thoroughly dependant
prosperity is on commercial confidence.
and how utterly commercial confidence
has been dissipated by the threat. of tar-
lff legislation that is baud on the inter-
ests of alien capital and the extension
and prosperityof tuft-n commerce and
manufauturlng.
a rim to tutti-ates.
Mr. Kicker This chop tastes of
soap.
landlady « “You am tnlstaltou, sir.
Mr. chkt'l‘v I’m sure of lt. 1 ho
More the crud: mouths cltupi through
the clothes wringor so they will
spread out and look blggor.~—’l‘exas
Sittings.
Work It» rm Trade Organs.
"(live that bread!" is now the New
York World’s pantettc cry. Only; llt-
bowl of t tron
tic over a year ago the
inrzdc pat” “Martina:
10 N m
it “1 that Democratic '
landfills ’ filial
at Dakotas-Mn our (loam
m ‘
mom
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and will surslfy preserve the hair
ation is to of
in all its natural luxurianco andbeauty. The only conditi
ow the directions. If used according to thoset here can be no failure.
i - TESTIMONIALS -‘ -
I have used three bustier
most heartll momma it for
clean, hoalt y condition,
I have usao the hair tonic pro
recommend it as a restorative an
the hair and seal in a health to
~ ” his
of lliss Rydor’s hair tonic and can
keeping the scalp in a good.
and up fine stimulant for the hair.
RS. V. A. SOUFIELI),
ared by Miss Ryder and can
an excellent tonic for keeping
ndttion. ,
FREDERICK QUIN'l‘ARl),
,I have used the hair tonic prepared by Miss Rider for over
Writ on a ruined palace in Cashmere,
“The and is nothing. and the and is near.”
0 O a o t e
, 0
Where an the voices Ling. m m glad to heart
When now the toast, the arm. the bayadersr
Tho and in nothing, and the and is near.
And yonder lovely I‘ON: «alas. my dear:
See the Korenthor garden. rank and drum,
The and is nothing. and the and is near.
Boo! how the raludrop minutes with the mere.
Mark! how the an devours each passing year.
The and la nothing. and that end is near.
Forms rise and grow and warm and disappear.
The life allotted than Is now and here,
Tits and ll nothing. and the and to near.
The death shroud watts limit, and the tint-k
polled bier.
Alas, moot eyes and bosom tender. dent-1
The tolling bell. the dropping earth i hear.
The and is nothing, and tho and is nmr.
Thou vex thyself no more wlth thought an-
stere; , . . . .
Take what thou canst w‘hlle‘tbnu ahldcst here.
Seek daer pleasures each returning year.
The end is notblng, and the and is near.
Bind not thyself too much to earthly gear.
But eat the bread of life and take good cheer,
And drink the wine of life and have no fear.
The and la vlslon. and the out! is near.
Joy in the lord, and Love his charlotccr.
[ls tranquil and rejoicing, oh, my dear!
Shun the wild seas, far from tho breakcra
ulcer.
The end is vislon, and tho end is near.
Ab. banish hope and doubt. regret and fear!
Check the gay laugh. but dry the idle tear.
Searchl Is the light within thee bunilnuclrar‘:
The and is vision, and the end is near.
List to the wisdom learned of saint and user!
The llvlng lord is joy, and peace his s hora.
ltebei no more! Throw don-n thy it told and
spam“.
Surrender all thyself—true llfe ls here.
The end is vislon. and the end i:- near.
! I t O . 0 I
Forget not this, forget not that. my dear!
"I‘is all and nothing. and the end is near.
~I‘all Mull Budget.
Bl_?i.i.lllllmlml.llllis.
We Were sitting round ourteut one own»
lug last year at. Wimbletonvtba “we" lit.
lng our major. the utptain and sub of our
company, his covering sergeant, Corporal
Williams and fl certain Mapper—tn wit, my
self. We were drinking pale ale and smok-
ing, at was everyone else in the hundrxtl
tents around its.
“Here‘s my last hullseyc," and the sec
geattt pmlttml from his cop pouch a flat-
tened bullet, turned inside out its neatly as
possible.
‘ “What‘s the cause of all that , I Wonder."
said the corporal.
“You we," said the captaln~bcing an
engineer how-as bound to know—"when
the point of the bullet. strike-s the target,
part of thslend is melted by the develop
merit of heat. caustcd by the sudden arrest
of the bullct'e motion and goes ad in the
splash; the rust of the bttllct is softened by
the heat, and lilitrlllllt'll n: the path ruu~t
stop in lllt‘ll’ul‘llt‘t'tll succession therdov
of the cup of the bullet. isdrivcu in lcn-l
with the ‘haxc of thc cup. is that an. ma
jor.‘“
"You, quite right; but, if you lllil‘. i can
hplll you a yarn about them- said liltllfls‘
that may jn~t but out these “'th “
"\Vcll. let's lllliv' it "
The story mus:
I had a .mrt of m ond t.-utt.~ltt,iit-mltl .\~lt
ton, who had lwrlt brought up “ill: Intwlf
and my sister. my fat her being his gttanllan,
Wt» had all been like brothers and sistcrx
when one day be undu- up to find he could
not live without it flt'itft'l‘ relationship In
her. He spoke to the old gentleman. and
then- was a little family fraca-
lle had only a hundred a year, and niv
father did not think that \v:t< enough.
though Gerald did. There wa~ no nhjw
tion at all in other rt-sitwrtx, “Let him earn
some more, and the-y \anlltl art" unit It lit
[10.” You kin-iv the kind of lltinttult nld
gentleman would my. Wcll. it. u‘muf no
use. He .‘clllllllf‘ fell ltiutst-lt'tiburdou. ’l'hcrc
“‘in no scope for his energies, and lw u ould
go— and go ho did.
1 urgctl upon hint that ho should get
sonictltittglotlo. Ile hurl lli‘l'll \vt-ll f‘tlll‘
rated, and u clerkdtlp or somriltlltu of that
kind could be Hui for him if he wll re
solved not in goon ut the huspitul.
No, he would go. There was only um:
thing he did do tat-Hutton was shout and
he would carry his nbilitlr» in .‘t ttmrltct
where they would be appreciated. And ~o
at the mature run- of :39: he hit u~. lti- pro
fwslun, his hmnr and his promprrt» lli.‘
dlsuppenmlntml six month» nitrr we lictml
he was with, any. ”to Forticth tlrttgmuts
in ltuliu. \l'c wrote and offend to buy his
discharge. hut llt‘ Would "have ltllllt‘til “fl.”
He liked ll. wry well; was already cur-
porul; expected the ihrro stripes won and
“Its "(it-ntlcnutn dark" with his comrades.
Sonic slit months after this l mu stutt out
to intllu with u company, and as my stator
was getting thin. and showing othur signs
of llll‘llt‘tllt‘llllllll)’ of u wit vuytigc and of u
\i‘nrut t‘lllllllll‘ it. wnsttgrcml that i should
take her owr. We Wilclll‘fl ('nlmttn. and
fun few weeks settled down. There was
wur going on, illlll l“‘l|r| plat-rd in chm-mt of
out- ot’ the rhicf depots for Nilltlll arms and
ammunith ‘, lit-sides having my regular
duties uitb the company. Unu day l was
down at tho store. when my sister ttrtlml.
pale and breathless.
“bolt. Charles. poor Herald's in drt-ncl
ful trouble."
I put her into an "film-chair and innit the
nowapuprr and read:
“Yestcnlny evening as another-r of the
Forth-lb llmnmm guards was rcturnlmt to
trump. he wusshot at from beblml n clump»!
bushes. 'l‘hte bullet struck him in the tidal:
and lodged in the saddle. Although
wounded ttotwt'l: -ly he had sufficient pvt-w
cues of mind to r llc straight. to the bushes,
and then- found one of his own man, a cor
pornl of tho ttwp. nlcltnam‘etl “titetttlrman
Jack" by his comrades. whose rifle was
still smoking from the discharge. Fume
nately at this moment the guard arrived,
and the man was ntoucc "rental. Amurt
martial will, of course. be held at once,
and although the loan has previously Imus
a good character and is reportrd to be re
vspsctably connected it Is to. be hoped but
will matu- ths proper reward form smut»
luableacrlnw."
"Oh.” i said. ”this is all nonsense. (is!i
atd's no murderer. or also he'n very much
changed. I'll see what they my at heath
quarters."
“flu, for «oil‘s salts. go. If anything
happened to Gerald. i should never f: n
trig-if. for If i had run away with in:
it on pit was so mm be new wmud
hare enlisted at all."
"Don‘t. talk mmfil‘ll'w. M pic. but go
km, and Hi mine with t :- telegraph
WI."
l we» to badminton. Thry gave me
pct-tum to use tits lrlrtttttpb for it out
that or two The report was "M'WIM
o
one cartridge was missing from hls It“
'tls travelltut cuss. ’l‘hers sits was. handling
thmrm bad ma
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two years. Having been benefited b it’s use, i do not hesitate
to recommend it to others.
MISS RIDER- .
,1 consider your hair tonic a
‘ 8. WILLIAM BETTS.
very excellent article and Would
recommend it most highly to anyone.
75 BENTS A BOTTLE.
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MRS
Miss Rider’s Hair llressingillooms.
rounds. Court martial had declared him
guilty. and llltl gent-rat's confirmation of
the seutctwe ltttvl jilhf ttt't'ii‘t-ri«--—5ll lll‘illt‘fi in
the usurp Mllml’a.‘ tmd Intzt' it‘lll'M' imprismr
merit in tho citil lull, sputum-tam ho car-
ried out on the Hill. liitrryltmly war.
sorry. bttt quit..- t-nnvluml lu- had tried to
murder his sup. tinr oillcrr. No one could
underutnml with what llllrlll'l'
I did lllll Mm": “lull in think. Tim"
was more t'Vlllt‘lli't‘ l'tvl'l hmmtug in a day or'
tvro when we hail the lililll'l".
Ills Mott-merit in llf‘ll inc was that hohud
just been rcturnlnu from guard when he
remcmlwn-tl that lit: lizul lurgtrllt'it to bring
in it book one. of lllt' ullicvrs ltatl tit-lied him
to bringln from “11- two, some rim.- to lies
dinlalll. Willioul ~hopping; it) think, he
\vulkul all m ilill‘t', :iw' Ibo hold. and was
within lutif It mileut the compo-hen he
fancied lw ruwnngcr “4' got ll‘lllllfl the
bushes to notch :lllil wiw tuw ranking for
the distant comp. .
Anxiottwtnhntitre the prim; lte‘ mood”
tlous-ly hmkc upon one of his packages
rand lottdwltu but» it ~ltut ill it. He had
covered llll‘ limit and was firing at the
tlgcr, when lll' heard mm ht'r report simul~
fflllt‘l‘illbl)’ with that of l.l‘~rl|\'» ll «turbine. llc
saw tlp-tig-rrull nus-m it" ~lu’vl and then
llOlllllltthl)’. In :motlu-r itt~tunl the Mill,
cert-auto rntitul tlo- (opt binding and or-'
dci‘t'd him into urrtw-t lie was quite sure
that lu‘ llll tlzc tigm' illiil equally sure that ‘
another ride was tired at tlu- é-illllv‘ moment
that he pulled lltt‘ lllrlk'l r (if mum» such l
a lame Htllumvl’ll had no l‘llt‘t‘l. and he. was
senlcnced.
i could not lwlp limiting that tin-t-v- was
it flaw in tl.-- t ‘ id. 1 .. llotv w:t~ it if there
was as agmd n haul lt'pwrl~"v\‘llli'll meant
it fttll charge ul‘ t~.‘.‘ulvr~tliot lht‘ bullel
stopped at llll‘ >.tllillt‘ instead of going
through both Mlltlllll‘ and horse? That was
a great lllst'l'i'pllltl')’ b full thortn~ would
have umdo- :t loud report tillll Mflll it right
through llll} thing: ill adulation of :‘llyards.
i felt flu-rt» “th mnwlliiug wrong and
madc up my ltillltl in go on the spot. Iliad
but. all: do)“; to go lll. but much might be
done. Murmur! lmlucd on going with me
in tlpilt‘ of all I rmt‘d do to ka-rp luvr luv-HS"
“llntu [ ltl‘l lll'flt'llll yonuishtwlmc to
:10 slow \w ll:l\" lu-t-tt nut ltt'l‘t‘f’ DU, {01"
liclh'rn‘s NllCt', l-lt um haw my uuy inthis‘.”
Sn We “cut up lllv' country in post basic.
1 u‘asuf mum- 3t~ one if 1hr stud admittnl
to fine i icmld, v. lllllll l (Mind terribly out up.‘
"I dntt't mind rim imprisonment. li‘s
ihrtlisuram” 'l'lz. lli-luw‘ Mv Gotlf lsimll
kill mywlf (lil‘vi tlt' l p-t hum! {tflrt‘ it,l
know i shall." ‘
“No, no,“ mid hit-Kuhn ”don't. for my
sake. Uh. Iictuld' if you knew how I have
suffered for urtlh past. you “'ttlllll llVl.‘ for
my saltc. I do not (“ll’r‘ about the brand or
the lllfllll‘x, l hlm'd' you Mr innocent, and
lllfltlllr'l‘t‘llzh ium «our horrible blunder
committed in thi~ motor. ill), Willie,
dear, do think of mmrlhint: to Nth' ltiln.”
"Uh, do. fllt'fi": :t and Mimi” Get me
some ‘»'llTll1.'li\\i=l make an end of "to.“
“lion; t'tli. bite tint. Harald. Thurs-'9
some internal m’ t .. it liwn’t despair
yet. l.t~t‘~ co m. 2* 21.. ground again, 5-?th
by cup, .‘lllil it.» ,. 4.11:. t 12 mm 'llh Wl'yi‘uh
story \-' H‘s-2' if.
“it 7-. it.» in 7111-. llrmLtl. u i‘ \t:lltl. nut .‘l
{NV thing-d «-ltt-'.\ you .m- llUi guilty. “'c
want (luv tiger )mt ~lu-t til, :lltil thm “t'
sltn'ti‘! fit"). and up \\.tl.'l lln- tlwv in (in:
tttyhtcr} nt lili' other rillw "
"Hit, l'w llsuligltt of it .‘lll till I'm -li;\,
liltin'l rorc \\i.:tl lioppx'tls tum, I'll uni:
fill tlw ilui lwl'nrc it '~ In (‘Hlllt‘ nli llllll tli. ll
lit‘t‘tik n.)' lit-.l'l mums: llm milk
"lb-ti"! lw'xt foul, lirrztlil‘ l'ttt -'lli'
lll’l‘ illllNl‘lti Pu t~ Maroon" ‘
"Yr-i So melt lililllll’t‘lltvllxt‘i‘~. but it's
till tttiilw. ll: llll'iu- tlttlw I Still tingrm‘t‘sl
for lilt'. ll l ll\w
"Wt-ll, l mil-i »~
What I can do
"Let. Illi' limi- lltr ll‘ m'hw “Milt \lv“:
gin, will 3m“
1 It'll lllt‘lll .tlntw tor -lvlllt' illitittzmrs,
and lb: 'l told \ll ugt‘ »iu- mum gt. hunk!
“'lllllli". ler- Nauru. l HIlllil not «w
Imw l «'mllil Lll :t:.\ "wit t'lllli‘llt‘l'. llllll
without tlm" :i t‘: l'lLt'll' 'i pmtpnnvtnvtil -
was ith)...~~1hlw l mo: in thc unundo-d
Offict'rv tlu- (:llllltlll of has tillll column)
and got lmz; lulrll l..- nun ~'4»l‘) if “:is
the Hillll' littlll. Wit .14.. in: dust} ~ illl‘ l"\.‘
vet-dumb hm! l't'lh't‘ .I"vl tl,.- limb-ii lllul
ollll sutukltt: . .trlntu
"l umtthl.” \ ‘I ll tltv l atrium haw uth'tl
lllt' [Illt‘t‘ til mt minim-mun t'nllu-r limo
have ltml it happen lit-"n tt~ lim- n lcllnt
us ct'vi HI .1 lnnt‘u- lti‘nit‘, Linvlrtmlmtit .r
tutghai .i'ltllt'llltlttn-t Ilt~~ l‘ .lwttrl llllll“‘ll.
l ulwtuk With him tux trilrlv ulmti l
could-mi» in how l.l~ir':lllf1;tli_\. l-lm lat--
tn you that l Viol mi in -t ll llll‘fllltll umr
Hill for l.lll| .uvrl ..v-' :l 'u llt» ;!1ll‘l‘ “llll lltt-
Kl‘llt‘l'ltl prr~iil 'v IMlHIilII.’ tm «mic
mold". llntt l..~ t'\lll‘l'k~lttll «u u~ in
ffll'ttrlltl'lll‘l‘u l liltnnl mitrlmluln-n
“word llto .. :m In .. .t. {I lw lrml lli‘l ll my
own lll‘llllll'l ll.-’ mu. ‘Ilt‘ mm! about it,
Thur-i h u nut n- . t. n lu 'lt --r t-nldu‘ punts-b
mum at tllt\‘ l.l"'l ll. ll,- ll mount for the
last 2'3. ycur~
I hardly Ln. it l, m in p. tln- lllll0'_ l
trltsltutbiul. hm Ll x-mt unit ll'll‘t'll‘tl
in”... am“.- uni .;.mu— tin-nu l Ill'vili'fl
the Itsnivtmtl «Ill cm.” to nitric up in my
nation llllll sult- dun-l him to my sistrr,
is Wu- d )illrll}; l": l‘ a. null «ct-mud qttlto
flatten-«l by ms ...;.5.,. llllvltllllll, for in
tho lit‘llly fin-v Luv lltl'. .pttlv lllll'll‘ up
their mind . nlu tiwr a mulirnl officer
ahuulil bc Imm-l n. a pull. man. but the
strangest thing I wvr mm In my lit» was
my alum-3t comfort, of ctulrst‘. speaking
to you follow». I dun. t in. tui-umlcrstmsl,
and mum of you huwwm lwr. Slwlttld
herself out to plmme hint to tttiextt-ntl
never slmuidhtwv thought my Ilfltt‘fll’tfll
Mrgulc t'upulrlr of r-ntur to hint, pluyrd to
him and illit‘li‘l'lt‘h m hlmtllllthotttrht
her brain Wm turtml. r-‘hc sttlvl slut should
to like in we his tpturtct‘u. itsltctl him to
melt tut to lunch and shut me up like a rota
trap ulu-n l wntnml to him that it might
not he i'tlltvt'lticllt.
Well. ha \mttnmty at lost, us until asslw.
is item her after he was gone. and sits
fol into my nrms. sobbing as if her heart
wan bruakltut. and then without» word of
explanation mu out of the room. Next. day
my wont. to his «pun-lets. and nothing would
satisfy her but that he should mix up some
medicine for her out. of the hottlnml his llt~
mt
)‘wll
31m in". ,unl 0"
liit
and sniffing and tasting evmthlmr like
aohlld of to rather than a girl of to. Him
sent. him about llu- room. [1'1le hint bring
books from the oppmltir side of it, so that
abs might read about. the properties of the
drug-mud, in short. behaved so like an
lunatic that i thought the trouble about.
Gerald must have affected hrr mind. I not
her away at last and intruded to insist on
her tun-lunar in the hottso and putting
some if}! to her head. it was tptlts from
nary. The minute we left thrust-m sits
was calm and silent in a man. .
Well. the days prim-d in some sort of
dreary fushlou till the evening of the min.
I had been asked during tbstbty to gmlmm
with tits officers mm some riflepmtist
aim temporary saints. and i am m'
It was talker lstrtvtlvn l rotlsuptath
tier one Minolta all,
then our myriad said: ,
aunts. Ultramarine of rm
7 flattened and
handed me n hullwt wet-rout. pm such an-
mlu'r u~ Willianw ltrzs m l H bond
lltwl. it Jim in. elllt‘ull llif‘ lllilllt‘l’ in
him ulu-n n it out” :‘lllh a thrrmqlt my
[mind lllti‘lt limit ,.l iiuluh“
“.n'lltivtli“ ll".i'l"'. l I
bulb-l nut oftlw '1 El!
“What. bulls! "
"(i-'ruld'~ my month's,"
“(llil 'llr-ntlt-nmu Jutl'n'
doctor's got it."
"Who-rt- l.» hr‘”
"Don't kuow- quartersfl think,"
”So, he's mum: into town lsttw him on
flit: r‘mul llxi \vc. t'utitc ll}
lspwl on into thv m‘vtt. l|‘.l\'lfl"4 them to
think «but. tlmy plmnvd. and spent tnnt'o
than tw- llttlil’“ finding tho doctor. At last
lcttltulit him. it. unntlwt mitotic We. were
titling full who, in bi» mourn-rm He had
the lllllli‘l'vil littlv br'ttwl ntui singularly
blunted tit the point—it
must have been just «pull. when it struck.
llhrn mm («film M‘rgrilllt who had charge
tiflhcltl‘rt'a'iituh of ammunition tlmtwtere
found in (Sci-:tld’é‘ pouch. About midnight
lf‘lmfl'lll‘tl to find him, llllfl ttftwr ‘mliti: lit
flotlt‘dttj.‘ I got tmncasiv-u of lluvm. liltl-lt
rrtttrtwd to the dot-tor. and on compared
tiw l'Jl-ttlicu with the lllll‘ found in tho
suddltv. l llu it run tr. tli- lrlcizrziph clt-rlt.
roam-d him out of lml nod 'uld him to lo]
«mph to lint kwaulstttuth'n in l'ollbttnto
my llv’till'ltlllll ll] charge ul’ the room/Jon's.
Alli-r ill! hum" \i'.lll.lll’.’. ringing of the
liell.tttt £ll|~\\rt' mum: llmi llmliigltl' watch-
man wmtld lululi thu alum-mm. llllF‘l’l
writ, mounta- No. l
‘ ”l‘;‘.vlllllllf'. Hu- lumitn «ml w:- lltu Ilttluon
“bill: lb:- ltM i'llillliiltilltih tut—t wilt for
mu use of tlzt- l’nrlirilt lllltllnd. r. litul tltz
‘llllll‘ pom“. and rat- full) l’I'lll'I‘t' one Cill‘
trillio- from Hull Mi '5! panic-H. :«u-lt'clrtl ut
rand-mi: take will lllllll'l‘i and rtemovc
plugs. «t-ml twandm‘ in llil‘l'“, mt- ul' l-ul—
lt'fs.’
’l'ln- utm‘wr (‘ulltr but. lliJl ht- umlrt‘v
stood :ttul ttmtitl rim-v up the pimple tutlo
ll, After 1’, llltlir‘sl Ill" win-'u‘t-t‘ Ctllllt‘ back:
“All tiu~ billion :trv ll‘lfnlfi‘lldl 7-. with -t
tint tilt the right '
lllll’ll Pt'rll fttt-~~.I'.;.~ j»... 1.‘ -
"limtminv it‘ll‘tl utrtrnixt :lnm' thentttn
llt‘l' '2 Willi a dot. t’l; :iit- it‘ll and report to
whom larllLll nu! “Lev. liivpnt‘i. .pn’r‘sly;
:\ man': lil'n- Ill-p ml to. ape-rd.
Again 1 \HtiLw-l .Iwr hour , Nu fill-
swcrmme. It“... »i:l.1 lnlrrv‘hnlfpnet
"I'm. l the lizlrm‘v v' mid \t: .; place. i
urgcdtmrwtw-l 'l‘lmt‘v'l'ii'f'dnlt': "We
ll.’1\'t‘l"lllt‘l|.‘ti “with lyrm'tttts.’ owl llllrl‘i‘l‘.
and mourning. };., No 2 yet found."
.\t but i: “any ‘Ilnc lnttt'rrl NH. L' In
ston- 'l'hu rc-t of ll." mum -i.3pnwut wot
clnmngml mul owl.» owl wld it. bulk in
unllvu tlt‘ttlv'lis for {w as old metal at one
of the clearance - want: t llll" :lp‘n "
lbml learnr-l oil l r mld. lhpm‘rml hack
to camp Willi tho- built-ts. from which [had
never ported. in my pouch. lslttiil never
forget flu: sum it, the mltltlln of the
camp the men :u-rs: drawn up in tho-e
sides of u Mlliltr" In the: fruit- of the
quilltrv! Ware ”‘9' triangles. with Gerald
lashed to than i saw thrm «4 I mtnmlmvn
thelxill lallal' v-ll' lm yum-t ?t|.’l i't-li his
“Tish. in, l t'l'tlill we this will
mlomvl, ’>\ :zh lm‘ :l'ltr‘d ~t:t lm ltfllvil. stood
int; :lltllu'. and ii . it i w tuition; umw.
forarltpm fin lmtvl wti‘nl ll.llll. [is
l tomn .tguizt M the on it i”! than .t
qttnrYt-r vf .’I ll l mu n '.\'4"l:1|lt rush in
from luv-Mime. 1min tumult the it';
flilfllr'x tit». ' -' V':;il‘;£ in lu'l‘ l..it.xl
tlurtt-tl nu E-nlu'tli
jt1~t in lli..‘ ----- ‘
llit‘llls’t 4 .
lltt: ‘ow‘,
\i'im ., mt that
«i‘
affair The
l npwl
l
Mu lin- ~Iilifll‘v', lilt?
{arias .. arm :t~
t~~~ult1it
. rim do
was but“; law! may ?. ‘iu't. tum: run-Jul-
"Stop, r-Ilwlri lot in» wt lit-41f I
cried, with in, i ‘ 4 the fill
ricr‘s arm “l ’:i :2» -- z . lit‘ivi’v- ti...
molt tint L'lltu'l
librti «down»? it.» t u nt --. rliv- iuttiu film!
llflll 0mm from {tw (In-l :lw w iwt~
from the pew 4. .wl b-‘lléilr‘ll out to hint
(lull \tliilt‘ ntu- 's.i~ ttttti‘itwl .\= .‘llli' U: huh
.t: ,
72w
, m; }
“Viv
llc mt
t‘l‘t‘ri- flilllljil‘iw \ f 'ti'..fl. ‘i l.t-—I.ri'-l
hint wit my hut.»- .t- .m nil >r.v;vl it :o-tdlr
than llull i: .s..- :w . w .. \u. ;
l
httllri ruthl I.) .‘t ,t
H of .V-n In lilii.i"~ ll"
to hear mv :m l .l‘.‘ wt
i‘t'|lllllll of 'm «4 i '. w.
from llll‘ 3:- tt: ’4‘-
l't’t! lll'ill’ll wtt'
.t...: ,, -r "mt pm}.
i.“ um}. longitul
, lvlvlgmlu' liar rK'
'iIVli-i-I'vr'lwtn
ill l 'ill
hlllllk‘lll‘lllli)“ .,; '~:.t .t’ it.) 4.4m,
hot i twivr .,,_,_ :xrm' Illi' <2“ .t~:it.tt
i'nm- lltt' nnm' mintnl Mil pin
nouncml tl.:tt m. "V’l M 'lll’ ~- nlvnu
nit l‘nrtsuol \m ‘ ‘ ' -i ll.
until furtim n. l:
Tim tin-it irl'l Vw't ~I‘llr'l
lino." nanny u: llnlll
tlnuu tliv-ir chwitn. in“ t'lrvll ln-z imml
“pil‘lllfllllk‘. lit-f. l‘iwltl‘ mow, f‘llwlunl up
to the lt'iuhglm, rut llil‘ lvl“llill,§*, ternkr
til
min li‘.ll~ l'HlllilL’
3H li-u
ilm l’t‘ll urn-:t'nl'nl «ll-wit: 'l llJlti - ul Kin,-
ntmluwn
"l'llh‘v‘ rlnwl's in! i. m it u; m ,lvt. l‘ ”ml
his wifc? .th‘m‘ \.. l
illltwra and .m joint-d it. fut .t I" 'V min
utrh. 'l'lirt'u uiomtl ill" bill may lll‘llrll‘ll
colour-l in thr- "lid“ of ,n btf‘lJ' lllal till!
bedlantwl llullzim
A» for fltv. l mu lilu' a man to «dream.
lfeltnhnndml luttul~ fll’lirtlil'lt; ltlllw. l
lllvl my si~tvr mid-amt In my ll!‘7ll'4,.'lllll
then i inn-til lln- colon: my infltt- luttgb'r.
"Sound [Inc uwrmbly.‘ What :I rlmngcf
in less than it mmmu l stml by the fallen
frittllillvs ill flu! rt-nlI-r n.’ flirt-v lmw‘ n! liv
in“ «mum Not a wand: put a mmv
meat.
"Major .luclwm. reform your column
and break off the int-tr." moi rim colour]
and then wullml away with my sister and
to self.
lutwlmt did my sister do there”
Welludw had promisi-nltiernld that. he
should not. aliflfifllletlihm‘m‘l‘uf the lush.
and hurl during the hour I thought Ilm was
fooling with the: donor mnnom-d to get
hold of his lmttlo of prosaic. acid. and had
rushed out with half of it for llltli and half
for herself, mind her opts-stance had so than
ongltly nttrprlsel every one.» flint she had
reached the triangle-i and nlmm-t ruined it
to his lips when the doctor, recognizing his
own bins bottle. struck her band a violent
blotv and ditched icon to the ground. he
aidtstllsabliag llfl'll’ilm gutting her own
share.
And howdid the affair and?
moral of the division satisfied!
i that“ think he would have bet-n with
that airlines sinus. and so we went about
to hunt for him, i bugged that as we had
format so much timid might be permitted
to accompany a party of search nadrrtl
guard to find the missing litter.
We went there «limit! insisted on your
lotus. All the nfllrcraofl duty went and
about half the mat. Gerald then point-m
outlines where he had stout and when
”bad at the tiger. And from that point
we started. enlist-lug and "crossing till
than could not have but» anything: ism
asa halfcrvnvo that would hit hid: Mott:
fits and lvvvnr rtdiagtn trontnf titular.
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