We entered the horrible room of yesterday.

The dirty plate and the sardine-tin were still there with the flies about them: the highly coloured German supplement watched us from its rakish position on the wall, the treatise on New Mexico was lying on the table.

I picked up the book and it opened naturally at a place where the last reader had turned down the corner of the page.
The same page happens to be quoted exactly in Trenchard's diary on an occasion about which afterwards I shall have to speak.

There is an account of the year's work of some New Mexican school and it runs: "Besides the regular class work there have been other features of special merit, programmes of which we append: "Lectures: Rev.H.W.Ruffner, Titles and Degrees; Mr.Fred A.Bush, What the Community owes the Newspaper and what the Newspaper owes the Community; Dr.E.H.Woods, Tuberculosis; Rev.I.R.Glass, Fools; Mr.Eugene Warren, Blood of the Nation; Dr.L.M.Strong, Orthopedics; Hon.

S.M.
Ashenfelter, Freedom of Effort; Hon.