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The women of the latter are by far the most preferable: the former are said to be very deficient in good-breeding and education; like the Indians, they sleep half the day, and are scarcely alive till sun-down, when they dress for the almeda or esplanade. There are very good subscription rooms in the city. Every month they give a ball, concert, or amateur performance.

The varied loving thoughts in this girl's quick brain, which was fed by her young pulsing heart a heart single in its loyalty to one during all the years since her orphan childhood, were intensified and illumined by the inherent quickening power of a vivid imagination, and inwrought with these two letters that stood, at present, for their owner, Almeda Champney.

"He is your brother, Warren Googe's son don't make me say any more, Almeda Champney; you know that nothing but this, nothing on earth could have brought me here to ask anything of you!" There was a ring of the old-time haughty independence in her voice; Octavius rejoiced to hear it. "She's getting a grip on herself," he said to himself; "I hope she'll give her one 'fore she gets through with her."

She spoke with cutting sarcasm: "What amount, may I inquire, do you deem necessary for the present to insure prospective freedom for your son?" "You know well enough, Almeda; I must have eighty thousand at least." Mrs. Champney laughed aloud the same mocking laugh of a miserable old age that had raised Octavius Buzzby's anger to a white heat of rage.

"But even if I could help, there would be no use offering so long as she remains with Almeda." "Perhaps not; anyway, I'm going down there now, and I shall do what I can to sound Aunt Meda on this point." "Good luck!" she called after him. He turned, lifted his hat, and smiled back at her. He found Mrs.

A petition signed by 18,000 women asking for a joint legislative hearing was sent to the law makers who granted it. Three Filipina women spoke, one the widow of the eminent Concepcion Calderon, a successful business woman, owning a fish farm and an embroidery enterprise. Others were Mrs. Feodore Kalon, Miss Almeda and Miss Pazlegaspi, the last two practicing lawyers.

Also busts of Prince Napoleon, General Boulanger, the Countess de Choiseul, the Countess de Vogué, and numerous statuettes and other compositions. At the Salon, Artistes Français, 1903, she exhibited "Fortune" and "A Statuette." <b>COWLES, GENEVIEVE ALMEDA.</b> Member of the Woman's Art Club, New York; Club of Women Art Workers, New York; and the Paint and Clay Club of New Haven.

Here his thought was checked; those ancestors were his, only in a generation far removed; the Champney blood was in his mother's veins. But his father was Almeda Champney's only brother why then, should not his mother count on the estate being his in the end? He knew this to have been her hope, although she had never expressed it.

But he did not intend to be "downed," as he said to himself, "not this time by Almeda Champney." He continued undaunted: "I do know what he meant better'n anybody living, and I know what he was going to do for the boy; and I know, too, Mrs.

"The chance to save him from from imprisonment from a living death " "Has he been taken?" "Taken!" she swayed back from the table, clutching convulsively the edge to preserve her balance "don't don't, Almeda; it will kill me. I am afraid for him afraid don't you understand? Help me let me have the money, the amount that will save my son free him "