Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 24, Number 5, Jasper, Dubois County, 6 January 1882 — Page 6

T '

.4 r ! (i

at the snimam of the

La nttte s of fosxr or veyeefa, .Mmi Si mm sohottede bv nor

cUiMktdnaRwl Aran attacks of

ef the gfcflj siBnMh

nwnuvtmn.

: or - u

toaMtheMtUe

with

3 and mm food, brtadang

Maundy

m dtot of

the

to- be

too utterly

it. Ml I eooe any

how 1 1 in mmbi i to jrihw xsy ttttieoyjju look nf mm kA by mmkmktiMtw tOOkflMTOM.

waVlatol nVinr.tnsHon to

OtMr OMT MR MMMOOtaBOO eOtnMBef Ml OMWjr MJf ti Ol Immmu ol their loanaroa. their pro-

on the

tar B4Urt.

I knew

tttkgi

elttnxM ate candy, cakes, mm oreckers, MM WOW N tO bed mOCU WMT K4fht ikM they MMai have mm. To my aJU n manimw ! iiitomr in the

MM i. good appetite woo a stronger or Hilt om or thai iMthw

have

mow nenve.

chitnxM always

dM?4Mnl

MMM Of

that her from Oc

tet mo and eootlr. mm, tippets and

each ilk- Their frock are

e, their drawer are a and their only under

of a fine ana netniy

shirt so that while the upper

rk imiiv k wvfl vnweteaano

over pndected ia a

the lower mart rery

M. - " B

uartis wt snsMnrr OMMoa

mm.. Sis Mmrntll MMS. The COM OBBT

iMMilM noarhr dad let, which the

Mart patueBV--

MmI Ml U f MO?"' Yoke hady of v.-

Hmmt won Ji ir ' u

N eo)' f ' !

Mat cut to tit IL.

ML ami worn t-it to

mm inr tk n-?f AT flf

all the seahvkin coat, fa athwart hate and

ornamented tomrj in the uaurerse. Tkere is sonetlS atrocious in sacrifioing a child' next to finer . or fat being m ignorant and cnralasa a not to know that it being so niirlMtn' Ever? Bin men ont of hm that hare achieved diMinctfam in thie eoontry were ia ehiidhood invred to phwm food and

dad ib fbenp. often MM, anparei. w

. -- mt mt all il VM

kwonr oOT iitoefconVr JnwwM.

-There are mm aad thlnj abnot rhriatmaa. but they don't appear uatU the day after. - Be waiyM-waiy--how ton nuke nromUiee ff the New Tear. Bot

tom Tritmrript.

Acood trot entry for your new

diary: Heitvd to make thif a happy

New Tear to aMeooay. A word to the wiee If the swearing

offi done at once it will save much bnadach. -Klnini Free Pre. -ThU worki U boWow," gloomily imnarked J. Groiv ler. Tea, and the hollow-aav wrv coming," gleelttlly replied Mr. Smlkn. Our New Year's reaoiution: We'll have jiwt a movh fun. during the coming year, as we poMsiblv ean. We shall hoop this nitration. Aofo Pod. If you have My intention of swearing off at the new year, swear off now, ond let the old yonr carry your good resolution with tt in the better tend. Poor man! And no you didn't get vu. . vrH.m Pfirhitmssr Well.

never mind; just wait a week, and vour bills will come swarming In. lonU got sotnethiag then.-i?aWry. The obtnse caller -u wJd the nM maid f " PP New Xtmr' and mav you lire to see as many more ns you have seen," then felt suddenly 01 and pal irom Tulion 04 hieaa. Fret JVC.

Those who will remember New

rWi Dar: The awkward voumr

Wi hnmned his head aninst the

chandeuer. and enrried the chair-tidy off on his back and knocked down a nlter-paris tauure which ornamented

tfcehsJL besides doubling un a new-

aiym mm lut hnM hi wav nllt TM

aKaont-mirulod vrMinrma.n who nut net-

per in his coffee and sugar in his oysters and said: "I wish you a merry Christ

mas," and left his tailor's card instead of Ms own. and walked off with a silk

ombreua of the hostess instend of his own cane, and was plunged in despair

to nno ne nan maue au ms caus whbwi MiiirtCTBg mtiMor K nmm to nratect

bis throat from nwunhrhu A". Y.

Graphic.

0000 MMHOLVTrO.YH-A DIALOG UK. Huav. Uottd fiow ts antta t oiM wts4 Wows;

The awTltev Yspr tnstj aftirs tortus

letter, badly writtm and

poorly spelled, but !UU1 with a sort of

pathos that must nun im way wwny heart at the holy rhrtsUnns-tide:

- Wll tao imm wan tUi reels HMM ia aonlto mw steter atUty. she awer sawun

s aramlater kiMiaatrw a 4 MfM ww m Mitata' hut aeonHMh. wi am rft anor and

Mke na aweas to !. wulr fhiornstana

Oar honsar sM wwr stars, Asa1 Vivien vans fran enr immms, A M Mappjr New Tsar" Mutate. And kMH Maamr " Ult H enss gv trytu ersty eay sea WaMavud,acUMmweaab. KAva. Lwt year, wnea aarthlnf went wnma, 1 ud to frt lb wn dar Inna. And aiMaetiiaes eMiaivt cry sttNM, tferk-inufcln as UinOr-4o4; fat, even la a limtnir pbuKb now must keep a mi any moo: fur. all tais year. 1 awwn to mh How bright ana oaeartui 1 oaa be. Mav. Last year, the Mttin tmttrrnr Was n so Idle a was I : I Used my aporu and frnHc wHL But would not learn t read sad twill Now I bums onaaaw my ways at unoa, Or I ahaU surety fie a dunce. TMs Mas nw var taat has beeua Mustleavs me wiser wsu auoe. JAMBS. Last jraar my tmnper was qiriek. My aasmr words came fast aad talek, And tSnW ttaa I'd seold and strike WtamlMdM what I did wdHke. IanBnvyi tm-words AnTswestar Skan taTai of Mrdst And, all this year, I mean to see If 1 a swatM obikl oaa be. joju iTmr r Mr.l Tke Bast Is vast; the year is new: W will be patlHK. brave and true wnea we are bfclden, quick to miadt Uwselask. enurtsnus and kind; Annsf vaaar Ink mhianwn nalsuMh In aaMk

fairii am aaa w w m a Waat good, good children wecanbe. .

A HAFJPT K1W TJU1 BAT.

jTns9wljP9wn Rw(Sm

- ,mr,lA- 1

ummaaiJH .mmBBBwaii a bbbbbbbbbbbbbkl. 'n, -jj wr bbbbbbbbbbbsi

zr n i mp i LMmu1 ta. i waankaakmu'i

None but athetk wear short waists

taat mow. Tortoisc-hell ornaments are never out of rogue. The eagles' claw is again s fashionable ornament. Short waists will remain perdu until next spring. Curly plush is one of the prettiest

trimming materials.

. . 1 1 I . MaHnk

bodvl.wAsforgrnt Mor gMtwoav IZer ' . fm iho honmTof wonlth wnore lnx-1 fAToriUl dress ol

Ajnerkan women. . Prase. baMiues with moire collars and

to the develop-

to

urr

hip aeems i

What is it to na, who w grown .mIhuJ cm that we w

brondcloth, or 4inney," mm iflk, emhiohiermlorpMmW foni m our ehiidhood. enfioo or India jnuli, whether we hadriblmM, or Inoeo, or saahea, or

or fMnry of My eonr nn

renleonseoMaoe. What

of real conseoaenee, nowerer, u mat

irttmns toou, so uk teeth were Drooeriy

uk twildiBW Bssteml. that

wTVew besitnfnily ntnd, that we were tajnrht to Intialhfi well, to chow our food well to sit aad walk erect, to ho troth-

fnL honest, dean, industrious, earnest,

to nnd only 0Of books, lent core of our teeth, and

OmuvbUs could only dhtohrn between

is

Tk. ttLwwmt faeket retains Its place

among fashionable winter wraps. Laum pokes with sugar-loaf crowns telepreoedence of all other bonnets. Flush is the prettiest trimming for a shevk dress when it is trimmed at all. Satin and plush muffs take the plsce of fur ones in nil but the severest weather. The fashionable brocades of this wintor are very magnificent, but very expensive. Frog buttons nnd parallel rows of Titan braid trim cloth dresses very elegantly. 0t.uik Im ttu farm-ito material fOT inde-

pendent bosons, to be worn with a vn-

v, KiMwen, m i.iam

to take encel-. nmy . ,f trf

-toMMkgood rrrzlS3 should be

wkw. hum ulna, ootnbs and

iaunortant and uuunportant mings. ana , .rr-o fhs kWja mmuc fash

bofa to tl former and discard the 1strzL .v. u,m i i ionaole

the moo wouM ho adranced. But they I waste and worry theMmveaovor trifles, aeeially the Mshera, who wiD sH op o nights nnd prick their fingers sore ovrr soma foonah bit of finery and nerInum weew and sigh and be very unhannj'hn simm their utile boys or girls caa't have hate nnd froeks like osrtaht other cMdren. Oh me, how fooQah! Or hnve nioney for a start In Ufa." How nvach BkucMy hnd Garfield or or Kdison, or Howe, the Inventor of Jhe

ntwft. arYanderbOi. or Harriet

Boucher Btowe, or John fMynn, or Gonjeral CJrant, fit. Paul, or IfiAnolAn-

wttki whirft to mean a -aw m

at wtktonntlGea

for

llsy The beet wenlthtontoMtn -ar nannn)ll"Osk, for man orwosnan, ion good, ! iwrsaoe L iresnwA, MnmWmtaMnt,8nd ,

In JWrwl A',vi

Indtintrv and

ifary HTferJMor.

jrnrter.

the winter wrnpa.

win MMfi oniwMoftolvet.

Combtnauon " abouM not be ao y as those whoro ne

aw tnit otnor inn . Dark all-wool cheviots of pore wool ,0,0 colors seU in liirge quantities fo7nMeas aad fmigno w"' . Taney pearl orfver buoos,ot the largest sine, adorn nmny of tnn phtsh and velvet basques now so fain-

i - .1.1. lonuwu.

Dark bronxe and onto green faahkaaable, especially when rellevea with a dash of bright red, pale blue, or velvet yellow. . . , , Inutation jewel embroideries of white, ""rTTj T Hn annear on

cream auu the costliest and moot elegant evening

N. T. Sun.

It was three weeks before Christmas.

Knt tWm WbLw Rnrtnuu's little cottare

on the edsre of a kmelr forest, in the

northern part of Maine, was fragrant

with the spicy odor of pine, noiiy ami hemlock, great branches of which were heaped upon the floor of the small kitchen, while Hilly' s little fingers were tired enough of breaking off the prickly twigs, and making them into bunches for her mother and brother Jim, who deftly twined them into graceful garlands, wreathes and festoons; for soon there would be a call from the great cities for Christmas gseens, with which to deck their homes nnd churches; and the Bertrams boned, by supplying this

meed, to earn enough money to keep

amMWMsa MM ws wngw for May wore war mm Mohndnnrd worV te'dX the

woof from the door; and jlnek rn comes early and stays late in that far Northern State. 8o seven-year-old Milly had to help all she could, and her hands were very skillful, and her bright eyes very quick in picking out hist the rurht sprav, or bunch of berries, and .W. wnriraJl wr ttAiW. OtjlV StOO-

pinff occasionalir to hog Mis Araminta j

uieopatra rnwwnra- """" specimen of a doll, made of a corn-cob. and dressed in a bit of faded calico, to which Milly had given so high-mnding a name as some compensation for other deficiencies, and which she loved with all her affectionate little heart There, mother, isn't that abeautvr said Jim, holding up a wreath he had lust finished of rich, heavy evergreens, dotted with the bright scarlet holly berries. The prettiest one of all." wid Milly. I wonder who will buy it?" It don't matter, so long as we ret

the money." said Mrs. Bertram, signing. "I had hoped to give you chil-

aren a nu w v.. but it has been such a bad season, I am

afraid there won't be anytning wr or enndy, even if we can pay the rent Oh, never mind us, mother." said Jhn, cheerily. "Perhaps good Kick will come with the New Year; and anywy. we've all we want only I wish

Milly could have a real nice doll invtond of that scare-crow yonder." "Don't call my dearwt. sweetest Arnsnlata Cleopatra names." cried Milly. catching up the corn-cob, and showering kisses upon its rather

acrubby head. , Ton ought just to see the dolls I saw In the toy store at T ." continued Jim. 'with rial hair, and cried when they were pinched as natural as Mrs, Battle's baby. I toll yon. they'd make yon open your eves! You'd never look at Aramfatto Cleopatra fits James

" Yes, I should," saW Milly, loyally, nhourh I would like to have a real

dotty.; but I've never even seen one Wt Bertram sighed again, and softly wine awnr a tear but Jim exclaimen? "Tvi thonght of a splendid

T m Aim iMlir of a WMOth

I're just mader

T IML"'

tiwnt t tvina- T ilidni ta sotnetbtmr

tor the extra pataa Ttjtnton. so rji

write a note, teuing wseww .WmtMH and aaklni tMOJ Msetld VOU

. tnl1- and we'll tMlt lit MltonjE the

O MO.

BMHkeranflU. W ass not hsdaarMma or lew Veer's aneeut.simm s Owe JsMon father and killed Cm. aWlwwaindmto scthednTttwoadeanatuBsorlsd. milly w aevea and I am ten, , .

rnnOonanns,' B Ooaatejr.lahMV This eulatle Jim read aloud with a

great deal of pride; and then he and hfillv tied it securely In among the snooful netnlock branches; while e mother laughed at their foolishness, even though

she hoped ami pray eu wa m "Tfj"

not be utsappotnteu; auu w the " postinan wrenth." as theoMdren t-alledUwa7packed with bundredi of others and shipped to New York, where it was bought by an uptown denier and old to anbid renUeman who enrried It u. ku AmMtAttmr. and she. nro-

nouncing it "exquUlte," gsve it the most eunsplenutts plaoe on the parlor walU without however, discovering the Uttla mlsaWa so anogty hidden away. It was CferistsMM night nnd Mr. Langdon's spaclouM hauae was brilliant with tire ami gas-light, that shone resplendent and lit up the garlands aiad wreaths that bordered the costly painting and decked the frescoed walls; while music sounded through the apartments, nnd in carol, dance and game children and grnnd-chiMren Joined to celebrate the happv festal day. But in a low chair by the fire set the youngest darting and pet of the household. Oracle Langdon, a fairy-like little csreaUtre. with soft blue eyes and golden cutis clasping tightly in her tiny arms nn.humense waxen doll -a present that very day from good old Santa Clans. She sat very still, and slowly her bine eyes traveled around the room until they - . . . . - ,

were nnaiiv nuseu io a pwrare w Madonna and Child above the mantel, over which hung the poatman" wrenth made by the little children so far away in their lonely home. "Oh, grandpa, come here!" called Grocie. suddenly. "What is it. Pnssy P" asked Mr, Langdon. approaching the tlnv rocking-'haV. 'There is something white sticking out from that pretty wreath," said Grade, pointing with her wee forennger. . ,

so there is. tiore, r rea. ouwo "

seewhat this dainty hvdy has- disoov-

At tM sunsnwna a statw yMMg low left the nroun atommathe MMpo wiiiinlini MMMaaMi ayyaauailiB. m waimwwjy instant for Mm te M) M Ms i

aVa asmno asad

new

land, dislodire the paper from its hiding-

place, and hand it. with a low bow, to his little cousin. Why, ifs a letter!" she exclaimed. You read it. gnuidpo." The whole company had now gathered round, and. putting on his eyeglassea. grandpa read aloud Jim note;

w.m MMiuhsMl swifinnisuiinil! ut nwaa-

MltUtWI tw tioas " ; -

der and pity sounded on nil sroes, "What a strange letter-box;" "Por children! something ought to be done for them;" while little Grade., with her Mr eyes filled with tears, ran to her irrandfather. sobbing: "Oh, grandpa, I am so sorry for Milly! Here, take my new dolly and send it to her for a Hew Tobe sure I wm." said Mr. Langdon.catching the generous little maiden

in nw arms aim ki k " -

's bur." while for some reason

aw Millv Bertram, fmm her i

little Grade Langdon. Her name ! Blanche UIHaa Whhe." -Oh. the dear, darling little girl!" cried Millv. ' But look! there are more

things la the box." And, indeed, there wore. And as package after pnekage was drawn forth, and alsflleaed dreeses and shnwU fur both hflny nnd her Mother, elothes, and M ulegaat pair of dub skates hheled for ' James Bertram, who thought oney of his little sister." and, lastly, a purse well filled with gold and silver, the joy and eestaeies of the children knew ne bounds, while the mother wept from very gladness. That was, indeed, a happy New Year's Day; and when in the eveniag they ant before the fire of pine knots, the mother wrapped lit Iter new shawL and with the old care-worn look quite banished from her face, Jim polishing hht new skates, on which he had enjoyed a fine race im the afternoon, and Miny with Blanche

Ullian White and Araminta Cleopatra Fiu-Jatnes side by aide in ber lap, Jim 1 1. ..I, i 1 -.1 4

remanteu: u mum oe w ww other people happy, and next Christmas

Graeie Lanrdou shall have the very

handsomest box of evergreens that goes tntst Knur Vnrlr CUv In iwturtt lor MiUV

New Year's gift." Crisffem Umim.

Setting a Watob, "Yes," said the auctioneer, "standing up here and selling goods hour after hour and day after day as I do. a fellow gets so that he can tell whether a man want to buy anything, or whether he merely comes m to 'gawp' around the show cases. Now there s a man coming In to whom you couldn't sell silver dollars at fifty cents apiece." The stranger earned a black leather valise with the glaxing worn off at the oornen. and, though respectably dressed, there was a shiny appearance to the sleevus of his coat that Indicated a longforgotten tailor. He looked longingly at the yellow watches, but finally, and with evident reluctance, moved along down the show-case, past the huntingcased silver watches to where the cheap open faced ones were displayed. Here he paused, and commenced scrutinising them as if computittjr their probable

raJtMM, and how much his pocketbook would have to shrink to effect a purchase. " Hanged if I don't think the snooxer wants a white super!" exclaimed the auctioneer in & low tone as he darted around behind the counter and assumed his imsTasiinnii iniiiu sad Xnion, .fST- n Wsa?,Wiii I j

mri

did

not seem as clear as

-Anntnbtrof yMnago a hoy was token from an orphan asylum in New York and nhwed in a ftmily fa Hew Jersey, wit -treated him. Jb imt. hsat aMmn to return when na

It whtoh

a BffMjMK whistled w

.... liiT i mmfl vaTaTi DMsnmTflTy

. Mflmad train

mw ------

.Itwaett texacMj

wnsni

greens, and who

hut some llnd

a paawaap" . . -..i..,

hisperseoator.

weatem trils naMasjMM fellow who is Mat $f, j&m. A gwwf MnwM M WM? IMMnumm

bookf

the conductor.

Shortly

Mamnm braltW was again whistled. WnWt the trouble now!" cried the aaniifoMnmr. "Cowon thetraok,''

wMtMieply. OMMlMirenaj crwu toTjnnV "haven't we caught np with Sat now yetr"-Otf ( Dtrridu

A book with a loose leaf should be

to kM hiklaea,-. y.

KIITIII., wwww .... w- mma hearted pemm mntt Ind It and doss w ask. Wouldn't II be ytiy if thef ghouldr1 "Too lovely for anything:'' exelakaed Milly, and she ca)cred round tan room, at the very idea, ending her

tntit OMM oy emnramnj? at.

neonates Mff Mmlarinr she

,W lore her aaMaea if

be Tad a hnffi I cWna cried lest llke nMW

So that evening, whenMJ thai aurvad hnch Inr fuel and

flMtnv nurvtl In th mmib nrenlaOS.

Jim hunted nn an old Inkstand and pen.

that hl not sent the light for many a day. earned a aheet oT paper from a nehmbor br brlawhnx m JmU of

wnfer. and Wether he and Milly

a "bear

his glasses

usual. . It was the first day of January, clear, crisp and cold; but it was4 hardly a hnppav New Year In the Bertram household, for the greens had not brought as M.,i, mm tYtmv ivnfetd. and. after the

Mm nt tho atrntll twmne and farm had

been paid, there was little left for food nd elothes. and the mother's heart was

tui than vn. and Jim nan to

whistle to keep up his spiriU as he chopped away at the pile of wood in the

yarn. , Vf:ii u-.a. fonlintr rathor disenn

hu stood bv the window

making peep-holes" with a hot penny

in tha thixlr tm wnicn nnnmnvii

im ...-w. ...w. - -. , - .vm.mA tiva tuuiM. while Araminta

vr.ft.ft .... . - .

riMimtm lnnVed more forlorn tnan

. t V Xmm.. mAm.

nr. nmnra on liic aiu ut

With her eyes at one ot ino ' Fr

" Millv naw a wanon come mm-

imwm aUufltr tm f Kxt taAMbfl mfflfl IOD

Tn rrxtuf nuiii m. annul e mvo w w

without inquiring if "Mint Milly

prumu mtkm

aft or t ti aoor was nuim oown

.i.ai1 Km KmktiitAM with excitement

closely foUowed by aelghoonng mtiji

mt. the Cormra for

. r iut Til brute It aMHur.

Guess somebody's been sending yon a w,.. -v". n., T Mti't atav to) see,

for my horses won't stand this snapping weather; so good morning', and many happy returns of the day," I.'-ru- MMUk vnu." cried AfJltr,

' and thank you so much for bringing tli'H up. Oh, Jim, do hurry and open the box!' sw hm brother wax already at work

IshTliM hatchet and the cover waa

and revealed tae oeaa-

Inyeliest thing MiUy

I weamt It 1 iinn airord K."

watches. It is actually chea)er for a man to buy one of them than to jro without. Ton don't believe it? rll prove it to you. The other day a fellow who was going out into the country for a few day came in here and bought one of these solid tilled hunting-cased, stetn-wiiidinif and stem-pushing, thlr-

tcen-jewelcd, Howard movement watches of nic for fourteen dollars "

"Fourteen dollar! ' exclaimed tne

stmnirer. in a tone of surprise, now re

garding the yellow fraud with new in

terest.

Yes, fourteen dollars. That's au

they coat. He was only gone three

days, during wmcn time ne oecame engaged to marry a girl worth forty thou

sand aoimrs, ana wneu w cmhv urn. .

he had swapped that watch oH lor a four-year-old colt that he sold for eighty-

rvc uouars. ne came ngni in iwre miu got three mors of the watches, and has gone not into the country to swap them off with an old farmer for a pair of bay mares, six years old, that "an trot better

than ?:) in double nnrneea, juxpeet

him back to-day." Ha did verr wronx," ssid the

stranger, aentenUoualy.

" Eh! Oh, of course! ueneinry. x mm

him so. Told him he ought to tell Uv,

farmers that the could get uie watcnes

bar of me for fourteen uounr. aw. jra

is one of those wild, spw-ulaung Jeuowf,

anil I oouldn t oontroi mm. wm you

have one of them, sirr '

The stranger's rtgnt nana swrwa toward htojoekot, healtated womont, 4 tbMi drew forth a well-worn but

rery corpulent wallet "Yea, I'll take

one," sum ne, neaiinungij. -

Inmgoingttp into too lmkm oupenoc

toblcs than Eomeay,

HftTltWWM)

Mkekli

m ieiasm.

Oh! is it ailver she asitod In an iMnilnn- hnr aMttinn; aad

U waa Iftafrirw aha 'WBAbtSMBll to

IV WW WW. "-,111,1 1 , ' I ftMVw w..w . w r I

1 ihn Ann rtmaaMd ita amm I

and hire, who bad such brielHeyea tot I

MMri and shot curls JKSJl

nan, and when a soruur wns i

nrw "Pa-pa. man;' fa!?

manner, ladeed, she couia persuaded that h was not real living ehUd, PtoBedtoher aWrt wnf Jpcr sn wSTwxTwSm " A Jffew YtoKgut

fmmtrr to nreaeh amonx the lumber

. . . . 1 . J1I W.

entnps tnts wmier, auu a wae "

a good deal ot company ior ho told down his money on the counter. "Are you a preacher," Inquired the anetkmeer, with a look of surprise on hit face " A very unworthy one," waa the meek reply. , . "Why In Waxes didn't yon amy then! I always sell cheaper to prenehers. That watch only cost me f 11. 86, and von can hay It at cost xex eon-

found it! for $10, and here' a chain

into the bargain. Now git oou nu tranrer bnlan uttering tlianks, ft,.. . II 7.1,l.l- tUm iIm i.r

yviwr ne was wen omibiuw the MictToer explained: "Fd rather a-glven turban nave that fellow buy that watch. "Vpever cheated a person

before. Confot4Hl I won't be able to sleep all night. How he did take in to. Who'd aUoughtHewag a parson? Hanged if I didn't thlnXhe was either nn out-and-out seed or a jreen policeman playing d?tectire. We with s little nervous laugh, he PHches by Ut wnteh . he'lfbi j jterodoxr within a xeonxn, " Vfti

mm. .

nnder we wmw-i hoard of nine frtMaWett 1 t Itmr rears. 171 M

llhtoff

bjMMW ths "JsooMinrri. isanw - nonlc-

tavnmxntal,

n,