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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-06

Ed. Regtster-AIy attention was drawn to
an article by T. 9. in the REuIscE.r; Of Au-
gust 3oti, in reference to the origin of the
Baptist Church. He II. ca invites the at
tention of professors of pedagogics to his ar
tlcie. Well, am neither professor nor
pedagogue, but Will take the liberty to re-
ply. L. c. says he is educated up until he
can "see over the whole field" He had
better take another lesson or two on histo-
ry; for as yet he has not found the starting
point of the Baptist. From an account of
the origin Of the Dutch Baptists, published
at Breda, in 1919, by DR.. Ypey, professor of
theology at Groningen, and the Rev. j. G.
DermOnt, chaplain to the King Of the Meth
erlands, the learned Pedo-BaptistS and the
highest official authority in the Dutch Re
formed Church, we make the following eX-
tract: eve have now seen that the Baptists,
who were formerly called Ana Baptists and
in later times Mennonites, were the original
Waldenses, and who have long III the histo
ry of the church received the honors Of that
origin. On this account the Baptists may he
considered as the one Christian community
which has stood since the days of the
apostles, and as Il Christian society which
has preserved pure doctrines of the gospel
through all ages. The perfectly correct ex
ternal and internal economy Of the Baptist
denomination tends to confirm the truth,
disputed by the Romish Church, that the
reformation brought about in the sixteenth
century was in the highest degree neces sary,
and at the same time goes to refute the er-
roneous notion of the Catholics, that their
communion was the most ancient"
FACTS
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-06
A Blessing to All Mankind.

In these times when Newspapers are flood
ed with patent medicine advertisements, it is
gratifying to know what to procure that will
out of order, Liver inactive, or generally de-
biitated, there is nothing in the world that
will cure YOU so quickly as Electric Bitters.
They are Il blessing to all mankind, and can
be had for only fifty cents bottle of q. w.
Farrar, Jr., Pilot Knob. 2
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-06

Several Of our society young ladies are suf-
fern" from an affection of the back called
the kangaroo hump" The victim is first
visited with contraction of the muscles Of
the arms, which causes the hands to dangle
in front of the body like the wings of pen
yllin; then the spine curves out and in like
the neck of a crane, and a painful limp is
observable in the walk, and the body wrig-
giles like tadpole in mud hole. For some
reason or other it only affects the weak
minded teelUiIIe Mirror.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-06
Excited Thousands

All over the land are going into ecStacv
over Or. KINGS New Discovery for Con-
,lmptioI. Their unlocked for recovery by
he timely Use of this great fe-saving RENE
,ty, causes them to 20 nearly wild in its praise.
II Is guaranteed to positively cure Severe
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchit-
Is. HoaT>eneSs, Loss of Voice, OF any affection
Of the Throat and Lungs. Trial Bottles free
1t Crisp'S Drug Store. Large size $1.00.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-06
FACTS.

"Mr. Begley, Road Overseor, objects to that
part of the Granite Quarry article taken
from the Post Dispatch and republished in
this paper last week, mountaineering upon the
condition of the roads leading to Granitcyiile.
\ citizen who saw the party driving out from
the Quarry says their condition was such
that they couldn't tell Il tree from boulder,
or the road from the creek bed. Under all
the conditions, we think our old friend John
can rest well satisfied that the report was no
worse: for IN UiaO Ueritds does not apply to
all things at all times. "-REGIsTER, Aug. so.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-06

DIED-At Pilot Knob, Mo-. at 1 O'Clock 4.
NJ, on August the 9th, 1888, the wife of ID.
+. Hogan imaiden name Annie QUian), in
the 3Dth year of her age.
Consoled by the last rites of the Holy
Catholic Church, her spirit passed away rs
the perfume of a rose in the summer MORN
ing air. My the Lord have mercy on her
soul. y.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-06
a New Departure.

On and after September 5th, 1888, we will
give free transportation, in the Ironton Rap
id Transit line, to those of our patrons living
in Ironton or Pilot Knob purchasing $3.50 of
goods from us. Remember, we give you q
ride both ways.
BONANZA SHOE & CLOTHING Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-06

FUNERAL NoTICE.-Died, at his fathers
residence, on Tuesday. September 4th, 1888,
Charles e., son of DR.. G. w. Farrar. Fu
neral will take place this wednesday, after
noon at O'Clock, from the residence.
Friends are invited
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-06

$4,000 WORTH OF FINE CLoTHING-An
Custom Made-for Children, Boys, Youths,
and Men; by far the finest line of clothing
ever brought into Iron county; made eX-
pressiy for custom trade. We will sell at 50
per cent less than cost of manufacture.
BONANZA, IFonton, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-06

Here is how it started: "Old mother Hub
bard went to the cupboard to get her poor
dog a bone, but when she got there the cup
board was bare, and so the poor dog got
none. She was i'll Il great stew to know what
to do, for of money she had not cent, SO
she sold her last suit to buy meat for the
brute, and up town in her night-gown she
went. All the ladies who saw it and the
string to draw it, declared it the incest thing
out; SO now in the street, looking ever SO
sweet, in their gowns they go racing about"
-ROllG Herald.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-06
"HAPPY RESULTS"
Marsh's Golden Blood & Liver Tonic
is Grand Remedy.

"My wife has used Marsh's GOLDEN BLOOD
& LIVER Tonic for Dyspepsia and derange-
ment of the Liver with happy results."-[T.
II. johnson, Austin, MINI.
''Marsh's GOLDEN BLOOD & LIVER TONIC
has cured my little boy of Scrofula and GEN.
eral Debility. 1t is grand remedy."-l Thos.
J. Smith, Kansas City, Mo.
"Your GOLDEN BLOOD 6 LIvEK TONIC
and GOLDEN BALsAM for the Throat and
Lungs give excellent satisfaction to my GUS
tomers."-L. 7. Dorsey, druggist, Burling-
ton, Iowa.
Marsh's GOLDEN BLOOD & LIVER TONIC,
the great Alternative and cholagague, and
Marsh's GOLDEN BALsAM, the famous cough
remedy, are for sale by 2. r. Crisp, druggist,
lronton. Thousands of bottles have been
given away to prove their extraordinary
mcri,. Large bottles 80 cents and 81
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-06

"Judge" KeSiiug, driver of the IIerdic, on
Monday morning last, on the road near the
Arcadia House, lost pocket book contain
ing eighteen dollars in cash. lie will give
the finder of the same three dollars reward
for the return of said pocket book and its
contents TO him.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-06

Thirty YEARS. WARRIOR more than
thirty years DeLand d Go. have been waging
war upon impure and adulterated Soda, by
placing within the reach of every body 4
perfectly pure article. Their goods are S0. /.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-06

The Sunday School in the lronton Baptist
Church will meet, hereafter, at pa P. A., IN
stead of 8 a. NJ. rs formerly. All are kindly
invited to attend.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-06

r,... WAS an old man named McLane,
wa ssw his girl home in the rain;
He caught rhuematism,
And searched for chrysm- ;,
.rsu he 0ot pain Oil his search was in VAIN.
Sold n Pilot Knob Drug Store.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-06

There was Il young man in Eureka,
Whose lungs grew weaker and weaker;
Smiths Tar and Siikweed Syrup
Caused him loudly TO chirrup,
And now he's regular shrieker.
For sale at the Pilot Knob Drug Store.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-06
GRANITEVILLE, Iron Co., Mo-,
Anr C1St ISSs


ELI D. AXE, Esq, Pub. Ironton REGIS
TER-Dear Sir: l hand You enclosed clip
ping, taken from this weeks issue of your
paper, which speaks for ITSELF and AS was
in charge of the party in question, both to
and from the quarries, hurl back the mean,
contemplate allusion made by Mr.. Begley's
informant, and at the same time pronounce
him ali unmitigated falsilier. Am fully sat
isfed, of course, that it emanated from some
disOrdered brain, and so pass it by.
1t would appear that Mr.. 3. is very sensi
tive of remarks made about our county
roads; but he need not he ut all. And feel
satisfied that 4 similar trip taken by him of Il
dark night, at \. NJ, would convince him
that his county road from Graniteyille to
MiddlebrOok is very far from being first
class. Very truly yours,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-06

Fresh rock lime, cement, plaster, plaster
hair, sewer pipes and fire bricks for sale at
wholesale and retail, at Ii. II. Riddles black
smith shop, south side of Court house Square,
Ircnfon. If
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-06
T. +. WALSH.

Perhaps no audience was ever so agrecably
surprised as the large one which gathered at
Union Hall Tuesday night to attend the en-
tertainment of Prof. Brewer, the young and
talented elocutionist. Drawn there partly
by idle curiosity and partly by anything that
promised to break the mOnotony of n dull
country town, none came prepared for the
treat that was given them. Prof. Brewer is
young. but nature has endowed him great clo-
cutionary talents, and close and Intelligent
studies have rounded out and perfected him
beyond his years His voice is of wonderful
compass and well cultivated, while ills
ceedinyly graceful gestures and facial cVpreS-
sions strike upon one as revelation. Where
all his readitions We're of such high merit it
is a difficult matter to select the best, but We
believe the one that gave the most and great.
est satisfaction was his closing effort, the
farmers description of Rubenstein's Playing,
and which brought down the house. Though
out the entire performance the audience
followed him with a close and Intelligent
effectiveness that was creditable to them
and must have been highly flattcring to the
gentleman himself. At the close it was hard
to realize that those two hours of fun and
amusement had really passed away, so quick
ly did time fly under the spell of the e!ocu
tionist.-Ste. Geneuieue Fair Play.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-28
SOLI'rUI,Is.

s# Fang and the world ionsh Ne wsfi, ya1
Weep and sou wee /, Il lore,
The sad old en- II Ii must borrow its siiiT.fls
t But has ironbl eilGEsil0 iss eA Ss
Slug. and The hills will answer: hi
sigh tt is lost or tsse d !; 5
ssJ he echoes bo,ti 81 n joSfat sound "a.
sa bur f- N, S.;r.ilg care.
and fnsn VI sse.ss $ on !. -
and they ftIrii 4 to Il, i. H S#
II nnssstist 81 q yDar pleasure,
Bit they " Il o,rf woe.
I 81: gtsssi. and sonri riel,da M. merry:
BE sad aid SDi lose them I'LL S; 6 S} 4. h
There arc a,.,iIe tpsiaeiine xour nectaTed " sne
Buta sp,i Int.st drink 4iis gal. 4 .E
Feast aud yonr lit lis are Grow s.ei ts
kslsts aud he world goes BY SsAs. III ssfTt4
Sfcsecd mud Sipe and ii hslpa ,'a,i live, I'LL
But no man essh he r You die I. i:
( There. is room IN the halls OF pleasure & IS
sur Il iaTgs md lostty sprtitr. VT 1. :3t .5s
y Bnf$0Ile Ivy one We lni!stali Tie t,I
& INroEe, II HE liar row asst.jf t,Iin. ss Z
~: 81. s= 3, ,F$;st& s.5E&2E Ella Eheeler.#,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-28
Crops at Devils lake.

: 8 +
TIE Devils kskt. Iu.er Deem says:
! .ssrer 5estit.r j., ttsnn 1irscyuntry Il
Y found hat snHt ,s,nly tie wheat crop.
*hAt AL others aFc lts-tin. cut splendid
Ii S9i IL even a.tt.r than WAS expected las,
3 'rn'sdsy George DeGroat, whose farm, Is
:SsJs north nj here. on FreslIwa.er lakes,
$fiireslied al OF his wheat. which Welded
GthIay five buslnl Is of No. I hard Ii, the
sat:re ON last YEARS. break ing. IsJit.ge
BrDnetl also has q tarn, thai. mili Yield
Y 80 bushels to the acre. aud rekx,r,s keep
!. rolling in from alT quarter SLOWING an
sk,mmense yield. Ost ct aIillI >of eTgh
iaen good sized peta,oes raisrrshw -fI. c.
Ihompsnn$at 81 ivan Gkiae, fpt,r ~e,e
selected, which together weighed nine
pounds. Thnlnas Reearl says his po,a.
ssta"s wiz rim at lenss 400 btisl.s Is per
" CT, They "re what IS ha:'vn as lie
Irish Cup and are very large and
SMOOTH without tNs cavity usually
f"'nd in TIE largest POTATOES asuwn ia
Eastern STATES =
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-28
{ Minneapolis Trilinae: IAnsaccitlen,

L Minneapolis Trillnae: Ansacci,lent,ot
"a rather remarkable nature occurred at
The dumping grAlsn,'s foot Of Tenth awe
nue Monday afternoon A young man
was engaged in dumping a load of rub
biSh from the delivery wagon Of the. 5
and 70 cent. bazars when the horse, be-
coming frightened, backed over the en-
bank mrnt and was hurled to the base, a
distance Of 1876 feet. The young man,
seeing the danger, had jumped from The.
wagon before it entirely passed over the
edge. The elnbankment is very prec ipi,
tous. being at an angle Of IS degrees and
thus. fortunately escaped an accident
which might have resulted fatally. To
tile great astonishment of those who vii
messed the terrific fall. the animal was
found toFbe entirely unharmed.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-28
Morgan's ''4.ey to Boston FIT
r.. side Out.'' i -

= Rev Henry Morgan's books, OF "taIch
he is anrhor HnsF N,dftor and pniA ,,pr.
Sre Ned Nevins, the Nvws!;oy," thirty
tislk edition, 48o pages. Illustrates
x'rreI life in B,ston. One Of the most
successful Juveniles rv.r published.
"Shaelowy HIND: ar, Life Slruggl es"
(his own experlcucr) The record of Il
busy life. t,o'l:sfns biography, lectures
and anrr'tole.. "B,sion INSIDE Out"
(25Ih th"n>aud). 532 pages, gilt cover
and back, and steel portrait Of the au-
thor. Cheapest and fastest selling hook
III Ameriea and tie Key to Bos,s,n In.
SIDE OUT three books in one s5fscu,d
edition, revised and enlarged, eigh, new
chapters .adthed; stnry nf lire fallen
priest inclufct, $50 ln,gt-s. gilt, cover
aud back, Retail pric:' Of either, 81 so
Agents can have them alto cents cash,
.post-office or'!rr or registered letter. No
{. 0 D. Sample copy 81 Ivy mail. Ad-
dress Rev: Henry Morgan, ST S!,awmut
Avenue, Boston. Mass
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-28

=
ffng,an SEPT 81 gent lensau
q &c, has jass returned from The Indian
INT gr.'.s, fae'tianis
eSnresssti with u recent orders In,
|diats s,aln missioner Prize and that 1 The
MOST experienced agents MN Sflia, Il nj,
attempt il ma Il. IL, enforce them there
vi Il he an n1,l hrrak he orders for
bid The continuance Of :tnysof the fiane,.s
Snfille.s sand require i,at Indians
Mh., llHYe t~s wives Shall At once ahan.
don or give mp me9nf them As ,nf,ta
dances, the Infians informed the: CON.
missioner flat, whaseverf Great Faith
er aaighs think ahe,u il (, they should
dance. ,As5lo the order 10 give. us the
3srctnsa wife. in tfibes. where. .d,lal@n,ar-
.ifagse is the inimelnoti,l custom. A gen,
Magillicudd,, says hi. il any attempt IS
made te enforce that order tue result.
viii bes,l general massacre. as The orders
ct Commissioner. Price did not meet the
approval Of some members Of The Indian
commits ion. i. %.1:<>&. + =<$S >-.a
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-28
lFlr<f P''h|i'at!nn A!g. II. 1883
NOR T'TAfsE; SALE.

NErAtLT having been rnarloi i. tro ps r-oeus
fof III" SUM Of i've hundred and ninety Gva
m o1 whtcn is 'l''ncd to be due at th; ca'e
o1 onIS n'1re won certain mortssse. dr:v
s1eeu,sd and delivered by Moses La fond and
MS wife, Harriet b. afond q Oliver Rrssseet,
bearing date the seventeenth dnv Of eentimher
A., a; D. lss, and duly recorded 10 tbs oflec OF
tEe register OF deeds in AMI for the ,Ur,;. NJ
Morrison and sta>e Of Ainrrse,,o. o., lho ga
Gay ofSeptember, d. 1891, y book y Of mort
S6Ees, on Iage 81. and ne action or Drocetsiinv
al Ia" or other" tsN having ha+ n Instituted to-
fssover the debt secured by said mortgage. s,r
nay part thereof: = & r. =.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given. that by
virtue OF power Of aale contained In said mort
suRe snu pursuant 70 I he statfite IL, such easa
ntade ana provided tho so i'd mortgage win he
IoIeeiosea and the premises tssc.ll,s,l 10 and
eoser.Hs y said mortgage and sit,Is. il, ssatd
county Of Morrison and State of Aiunesots, to
marx on the Mississippi rsver at the south
corner OF the northwest quarter Of sae,fe,, No
81, OF township II, Of range 81. thence running
eriy d,ractsnn o. seven feet thence IN nsr
ave. ra - al points at Assistance of seven feat
..pu " HIgh water mark on said river to sfgt
t 81 sus n tort, section line Of aid section
water mark OF said Miasissippi river thense
south on the line ofsgid his water mark 10 fI,a
Race OF beafnn ing. also strip Of hand In lots
d; AZ ana 3 "a sesssons g and as said town
anae!nelng Ct point at hsgl, water mark OF, the
7! y assissiipi river ut the southern extreuifY
ton. d IA and 4 On ar 1he .sc,,a e mid sec
said seetatH 81 and IS thepse NM es.msan
o., sala section line four feet, thence II, norh.
cry si. nlrection at al points distance of fon-
If s ifpn nagh Water mark on the eastery side
nnrtherly side of said Iot = IN IN
spposts ,he .oats end a N a,i sid
% Ss, said e ri thence north to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-30
News Rriefg.

The Windsor theater, on the Bowery New rorar
was last evening destroyed by fire. together with
Hartman hotel and several adjoining biIildinps
Inc rear car or train on the Boston, Ra,Te and
Garden railroad was thrown down an emba nkment
or less injured. ~
The Hanlan-Stevenson boat race did not take
pace at vallejo, Cal, yesterday, as the water in
the bay was too rough. The two oars,nen gave an
exhibition race Hanlan receiving 5000 and Steven
son 500.
The college football championship was settled
yesterday at the New York polo grounds by the EASY
victory OF Yale over Harvard.
Ulysses s. Grant, Jr, has purchased an apartment
mouse on I'D street, New York, east OF Sd avenue.
Two brothers and a sister were married at the
same time In Catholic church, In Baltimore, YES
terday. ~
A special dispatch to the Baltimore Sum from
Rome states that at the conference OF the American
bishops the discussions have had no Connection
WIN pollucS nor with the mission at Rome OF Mr.
arlington, the agent OF the British government
Inc conference VIII close shortly.
MIS- Maggie O'D0nnell, the wife OF Patrick O'Don
nell. who Killed Carey, sailed from New York yes-
terday Tor England to testify that her husband did
not belong to any Fenian societies
OF his voice. ''AS "''o
The porte has addressed note to the powers in
forming them that Turkey offered to send troons to
suppress the rising In the Soudan, but that England
refused the offer. -.N
Minister Lowell being disqualified as rector of 81,
ANDREWS university. Scotland, on account OF his
not being amenable to English law 6ssinS an en-
Dassador1 has been requested to withdraw
Nordensk1old, the Arctic explorer, is making pre-
south Dole In 1855. ~, VIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-30
AOO 10Th and ID atreets nnrfhuuesf

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR BRICK DWELLING
FRANKLIN STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH Ihr VI AND SS
f1F THE A GIRy A. AN D sTRGETS N9RTHWEsT
TRICT OF COLUMBIA -' AAD DA'-
by virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date the 10th
Gay OF May 1876 and duly recorded In Lber S7 at s3
ioo 51S one OF the land records for the District
Soumna and by virtue Of the order and decree Of the
spqes f Court s Of t the District ri Of
1885, numbered s5 in Equity we shall a3 ts
request Of Mary Hall owner Of the note secured hv
the said deed OF trust by reason Of default in the
payment OF the indebtedness by. the said deed
PREMISES on ri The Ell X fsSs Fl ths
OF DECEMBER, 1883. AT THREE OCLOCK p M All
those certain premises known lots numbered ninety
three ssS, ninety-four CD ard ninety five (S3).
Washington in the District of Columbia and lot MINI
berTd one hundred and nineteen {l19), of William 81
Hoidses sub division of lots numbered twenty-seven
l2D and twenty Eight t2 Of the said Commissoners,
subdivision Of the said square together with the inn
same beiong1ng the said improvements consisting Of
four % Brick Dwelling Houses, numbered respectiveiv
4S 49, 435 and 4A3n street in the said civ
Terms OF sale; Onehah cash, and the balance in six
the notes 70 bear interest at per annum or
81 cash at the option Of the purchaser deposit Of
&iO0 VIII De required on each house when sold All
conveyanc1ng to be at purchasers cost The terms Of
sale to be complied with within ten 1O days In efaut
Q, sach companne the Trustees win resell the said pre-
shall not be had at the rsk and cost Of the
defauitng purchaser after five (5 days notice by s
inston' DC. hTssEIL hHER.l T :, 49,
n " aOLTzMAN. AuctdoneeE. n27-dkds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-30
A Scandal at the Jafl.

CHARGES THAT ARE MADE AGAINST GUARDS
Scandalous stories, duplicating certain prison
oners at the Jail as well as some OF the guards.
have been brought to the attention OF the warden.
and will, 1t is expected be investigated by higher
authorities The prisoners affected by the charges
that are made are Jansen, the resurrectionist and
Carrie Ackers, a woman serving term
of imprisonment for larceny and an as
sault Jansen has been allowed much free
dom within the limits OF the jail, as his
superior education and knowledge Of medicine
have enabled him to be OF service to the JAIN ON.
GERS Jansen, 1t Is stated, conceived an attachment
some time ago for Carrie Ackers In order to enable
himself to enjoy private interviews with her it is al
legged that with the assistance of George McCauley
prisoner who was released Wednesday. he secured
candle. From this impression key was made.
Jansen's term and Carries term both expire next
month, and it has generally been under
stood that they would unite their fortunes e
after leaving the jail Jansen, however. has
recently been making statements, prompted
perhaps by Jealousy, which impicate certain OF the
guards, who are charged with having carried on
secret amours with Carrie. The scandal has re-
vved other stories of alleged misconduct of p,ards
In the past. One result OF the recent DEVELOPMENTS
was that Jansen was removed from the south to
the north wing.