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...MALLEY OF SHANGANAGH?Donn Byrne?Century ($1.25). It was a rare, lovely lady that de Bourke O'Malley saw in her white religious robes in the convent garden. She saw a fine young sunburned soldier, and his speech was gentle. So she gave over being Sister Ursula and became Joan O'Malley, religious no longer, though she had given herself in marriage to her Lord Christ Jesus...
...Story. On board a liner bound for San Francisco from London, in 1851, were 50 miscellaneous orphans in charge of Miss Charlotte Smith, a young English spinster. The ship also contained one O'Malley, inebriate doctor, a Scotswoman named Jean, some scoundrelly sailors and many others who would doubtless have been relevant to this account had not God broken that ship in half, tipping all its wretched occupants into an obscure corner of the Pacific Ocean...
...survivors, including Miss Smith, O'Malley and 43 of the 50 orphans, landed on a nearby desert island. There the perfidious sailors, led by a knave named Thinkwell, deserted them, stealing off by night with one of the long boats. Dying a respected man of property as such a character was sure to, Thinkwell left a written confession which, 70 years after the scurvy deed, fell into the hands of his grandson, a lecturer at Cambridge. Lecturer Thinkwell set out with his three children to investigate and, if possible, to right the wrong done by his unscrupulous forebear. For, thought...
Affidavits were filed. A hearing was called. Justice James O'Malley of Manhattan listened to the eloquence of Lawyer Schultz. But no, said the Justice, there could be no injunction. The editors of the Graphic might well copyright their puzzles, but how could they copyright their answers, when the answers had never been published? Anyone, even the editors of the Bronx Home News, might guess at the answers...
HARVARD 1926 DEAN. ACADEMYCombs, E. Bradford, l.e. r.e., HannafordHoague, Baldwin, l.t. r.t., PoscavageDaniell, l.g. r.g., CardwellAdie, c. c., CrowleyC. Bradford, Lambeer, r.g. l.g., Geary, SabineNash, r.t l.t., O'Malley, TantonWinthrop, Chase, r.e. l.e., Mallory, McGowan, Hanson, Mitcheil.Stafford, McGlone, q.b. q.b., Jackson, SilvaMcGlone, Moseley, l.h.b. r.h.b., Doherty, McGowanReed, r.h.b. l.h.b., Keefe, EverettLaTulippe, f.b. f.b., Crawford, Jackso