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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-09-26

Drew's Yeast Powder Is tie purest,
cheapest, strongest made. Sold by all
country merchants.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDlTORS.
THIS is to give notice that the subscri-
l. hers of Cecil county, have obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county letters testament
tary on the personal estate OF
SAMUEL LIPPENCOTT,
nate of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated,
on or before the 22d day OF February, 1885;
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from al
benefit OF said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
mcnt to the subscribers. Given under our hands
this 2lSt day of July, 1885.
JC SEPH Il. LIPPENCOTT,
GEORGE HDRNER,
Executors.
Tcst-REUBEN T.. LAMAR, Register.
Aug l5-6W
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''Doctor," said a slaspairing patien; to his
physician, 81 am IN Il dreadful condition
! can neither lay nor set. What shall ! do"
| think you had better roost,' was the re
ply. Now, if we consider that this pDol
fellow was all cnntortcd with rheumatism
the doctor would have done much hettcr by
prescribing Il h;,lrlr of Salvation Oil, which
would have relieved his patient at once
Price 2:J cents Il bottle.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-09-26

Children, slow in development. puny. scrawnS
and delicate, use Wells Health REMOVER"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-09-26

Fru Jars TIN and glass, pint, quart, and
half gallon. Prices lower than ever.
CARHART ~ Co.
Mackerel by the quarter and half barrel
Weights guaranteed. CARHAsT * Co.
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WANTED

An Agent in each district To sell The Weaver
Sewing M"chinc Trc:jdlc. Can he attached To
any machine i'll ten minutes. The great cvhnus-
ton experienced by ladies in rrlunin" Scwim.
Machines VIII Ice quite avoided by the adoption
OF this Trcad!c CAL on or address
+. NJ. Al.DRlDGE. ticnl Agent
Sc. Il. DIT Church Hill Md
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Hacking. irritating Coughs. Colds. Sore Throat
Liquid. 2jr.
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NOTICE

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
NoRTH EAST, MD, Sept. l3 1Ss5-This is to
certify that we have dissolved and parted and
are man and wife no longer. l hereby give notice
TO all persons against trusting OF charging all or
any debts to me, as will not be responsible for
any debts contracted b. SALLIE BRysoN In my
name. Yours Respectfully,
Sep l9-3t WM T. BRYSON,
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FOR SALE

BAEKLIANNA and AUGUSTA, two very desirable
Jersey Cows. frst-class Mixers and unexcelled
Butter-makers. Quiet in every respect and have
beautiful points. Moving to the city assigned
cause for disposing OF them. Apply to
GEO. w. MCCULLOUGH,
Sep 19-lm North East Cecil Co.. Md.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
THE DIsGRAcE OF NOSES.
south CarolinR's Ex-Governor Once
More Sent to State Prison.

N~@AA &AE'OAl4AH Ex-Governor once
More Sent to State Prison.
Boston, MASS, Oct. S.-Ex-6ov.
Franklin j. Moses, Of South Carolina.
charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses from prominent citizens.
among them ex-Mayor Cobb, Frederick
i. Anes and others, was Thursday sem
fenced, in the Superior Criminal Court. 10
Lhree wears in the State prison, one
day at hard labor. His counsel.
}. B. Goodrich, made an earnest plea
IN his behalf. BE said that be did not
propose 10 offer anything in eXtenuation
OF lie onense with which the defendant
was CHARGED, but thought that his past
services and the circumstances under
which the oIense was committed entitled
him to some consideration from the court
IN the matter Of sentence.
MI. Goodrich said the defendant was a
sensitive and nervous man and keenly
ielt his disgrace, and his trouble had Sc
rlousiy impaired his health. he pleaded
.or clemency, and asked that the prisoner
lie sentenced 10 the retormatOry instead OF
the prison. Judge Aldrich said he con-
sldered the Ofiense all the more serious
becSuss OF the former position of the
prisoner. He thought the great opportu-
mites and the prominent positions that
the defendant had had offered no excuse
Tor an eXtenuatlon Of the oflense; that
every honorable member Of the legal pro-
1ession would shovel coal or sweep streets
before resorung to such 3 means OF OBJ
tanning money. He therefore sentenced
him as above stated. Moses looked worn
ana ~retched. HIS face was thin and his
eyes duii. He took his sentence calmly.
1t Is said that an effort will be made 70
secure his pardon from the Governor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
JUVENILE oFFICE-sEEKERs.

Ao1ng Applicants Persuade the
ice. TOT vi
AsHiNGToS, Oct. 3.-The last two
o. walk up to the President az he
~ a,o1t closing his reception in the
M -.ail this afternoon, At which over
, .lil iasir respects, we're a small girl.
~. 10y dressed, apparently IS years OF
a. -aa p crippled boy. They were IN
'''la-ed With each other. The girl.
~, "4d spoken 20 the President at one
-' receptions last week. IN a hesitat-
"ly said she wanted a situation OF
p,-A'nl aud preferred a place in the
'Aent Office.
pl.-,' ' 'l9tld see the head OF that de-
said the President.
rHaf el All through that part - 70
anlf. ffl but could not get 4 place.
ra-. - .qme to See you. ! need work
Nar she said, Ia an appealing
ssa,.Al some papers Ia her hand which
ua-- tae President 10 read. They
thes. lfsements OF her character from
~ Do knew her.
aar--.iii saident az first acted as II ho vvas
Ya The giri's persistence. but
.s9..t -ld said % her.
Ara f- .l see me tomorrow and IN try
Too netting Cor yOu.r
said turning 10 the d0orkeepor he
lee ny v -e \, tais young lady calls tomorrow
NJ T.t, ne lp - my odica.n
---'a alnfed back cripp's nsxt
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
CAUGHT A RoBBER IN A TRAP.

Missouri Postmaster Submits the
Case to the Postmaster General.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The Postmaster
General yesterday received an amueIng
communication from the Postmaster at
AIllersburg, Galloway county, Mo.
alter setting forth that the post Office was
loeated in his store at the cross roads, the
Postmaster described how he had trapped
asupposed mail robber. From his story
Nappears that one night his store was
entered by opening rear window, and q
quantity Of merchandise was taken away,
,..setaer with number OF postage stamps.
mere was reason to suspect a character
30 the neignborhood.
one night he concluded 70 set steel
o5dl Trap under the window where the
entrance had previously been made. The
.oJUer came that night, and used the trap
raise himself up to the window, but
-sloIe ne could get into the store there
mes Click and he was a prisoner. 1t
.u1leu out that the trapped robber was
.-q son OF an influential parsonage in the
-7iSuOorhood. Despite the fact that the
s s.9.sl goods were found under his bed,
tUl- enort was made TO get him Of
t.-.ul prosecution. The Postmaster
@sl what could be done to secure a
~conyene.
Ioslm aster General Villas turned the
@.a..el over to the chief inspector Of the
Garment, who will send an agent 20
= y'Hsate the case. IL is penal ofTense
ee o'saA Into any room used as post
s-. ny the United States. and informa-
~. W. Y TINS effect was furnished the
s,fsf oIlcers To aid them in prosecuting
~ tt'soner. In talking about the letter
60! me officials at the department
'--ll nat a few steel bear-traps, judi
l'.5 distributed, would check embez-
-''--snIs by postal employees.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06

stepped mp, evidently encouraged ct the
treatment The girl received.
Mr.. President" ne SAID, looking up,
y want a JOB. Can you DO something tor
The President replied that ne t'did not
think he had any JOB for the cripple; that
ne was sorry, but really copld not help
Don't make up your mind 200 quick, -
sara The cripple, as he shook the hand
OF the President. s'Tli call again some
tlme. Try and see If you can't find some
thing for me-
As he passed ont Of the East Room 10
allow the President chance to take his
lunch some Of the lookers-on made up
their mind that the President would look
up places for both OF them.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
WANTS A COTTAGE BY THE SEA
Mrs. j. C. Aver Offers 100000 for Mr..
BelmOnt's House and Grounds

MUSE ana GE0uuNN-
NEWPORT, Oct. Mrs. j. C. Aver, OF
New York, is evidently determined to
secure a fine establishment here il money
will do it. Recently she offered $4,000
for the property which MIR. Pierre Loril-
lard sold to Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt for
$4,000 more than that sum. Mrs. Ayers
great desire is % have cottage on the
east side OF Bellevue avenue. and with
grounds extending back to the cliffs. She
has just offered Mr.. August Belmont, Of
New York, 100000 for his estate, which
is known as "By the Sea" This estate
comprises 10 acres, or 6i3,00 square feet.
The house Is fine one. The estate is
taxed for $l39 300. out this is no criterion
OF what the value OF the property is. The
view from the cliffs is grand one. IL Mrs.
Aver is not a successful bidder for the
property, there is but little hope OF her
securing such a place as she desires, for
there is no other site on the cliffs that
would be sold. The decision Of MIR. Bel
mont is awaited with some interest.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
One Cent a Word.

ADVERTISEMENTS, Is Words or
more, IL tajS column the best IN the paper)
inserted for ONE CENT A WORD, Cash
Ia AG0aRcG, each Insertion.
hoe7g5o8y 1oho has apg ocant 20 supply,
aRythSng to baty or 10 sell, ap,y business or
accommodations to Seo1re, indeed, dag aoiSh
TO gr0ti1g, Sbou}d advertise IN this co3tmR.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06

DRICE or PHOTOaRAFB9 REDUCED.
Il -rte new insfan tane0u8 process pfacfieed
By me has revolution red The fh0io Ia bio
BE people win give s. f1r q doyon Cabinet
PaoroaaDha. when tnev can get the finest
work ever produced in fnIa CITY, put On fac
heveicd Zllt-cdTa cards, 81 half DOZEN. o. f3
ser8veu H1usc. All work Glaraatead arsf-
class ln every particular. And ] WISH it dls-
tincfv aaders 00d that have in ~ empi0y
ever practlced ln sa.s city. D. ". WILSON,
ELa...ra-alr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06


IGOR SALE, all sorts Of school books. partly
II used, cheap, 81 l.. ALEXANDEKS 8, 18G
Congress street.
EfOR SALE, a LOT Of second hand window
Il blinds, q Top fuggy, a sulkey, a drAY, ana
q large lot Of furniture, carpets, and oil elOtu
ut auction, on Monday. .. ~. DORsETr.
L'OK SALE, large iot o. Planed No.
1T Flooring. Ceiling and Weather boarding
az 81 50 per ,001 In Yard 40. 00o feet ~ sxq-3
- 81 70 pcr 1000 M yard; Boards a. y per 900
Lumber yard Taylor and East Broad streets
REPPAED n 90
L,OR SALE. several enOd Iron safes in
II store aud Tor sale cheap. q. n. DOR
sETT.
(tHEAPEsT VARfETY STORE Also. Zoe.
- and o.. gO0ds Goods sold 20 astonishing
low figures ~ an kinds. We have luaf re-
celVed p fine l1t ~ Patent Roller window
Shades 40 prices that can't Delbeat. at VA
THAN BIOS, 80 Congress street, near Jcf-
ferson.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
Ronnlo 10 Rrmi

EOR RENT, fine suit Of rooms, with bath
4 room amt all moderu improvements. 100
Bryan street. Oct. Is. ALBERT WILLY
ENOR RENT, two large connecting rooms on
Il parlor door, or three on second floor, with
use Of bath room. Apply at No. l3 Haher.
sham, corner OF st. Julian street
HNOR RENT, comfortable rooms, beautiful
Il locality, corner OF Abercorn and CASTOR
cars pass before the doors.
nor RENT. four connecting rooms. with
II bath, on second, l5S Taylor street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
0ntrInnll,cns lllnntrn.
sslIoreLIamrniia 2llania.

WANTED. by lady, large or small
w furnished rooms. IN a nice locality. Adj
dress l6l South Broad street.
WANTED, mill men TO send their ma
" chinists to examine secondhand saw
mlH machinery, such "a stationary engines,
boilers. feed works, log trucks, pulleys, belts.
and general mill fixtures. Apply to ROB
ERH CROMW ELL, stockton. Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
homsro anO SiorFo for Rrmi.

EOR RENT, 4-story brick house southeast
II corner Aberoorn and President streets !.
POSSESSION posse ion given oct ronr-s,otry brick
house west OF Barnard street; possession
given Nov. 1. Apply TO ALBERT WILLY,
100 Bryan street.
TOR RENT, store aud dwelling. Railroad
II street and Canal bridge. one Of the best
stands in the city. PAUL DECKER.
TNOR RENT, house on Broughton street.
II near West Broad. Inquire w RUSSELL.
li4 Bryan street.
ENOR RENT. store and dwelling southwest
II corner Arnold and South Broad streets:
good stand for grocery or dry goods. Apply
bj Reynolds street.
ENOR RENT, the house and promises No. 81
Il Charlton street. tive stories on base
ment, with outbuldlnga and garden attached.
Apply to GEO, w. OWENS, ll8 Bay street.
EOR RENT the store corner Of President
- and whitaker streets, under Metropol
tan Hall. Possession given Immediately, or
November l. &. II. DORSETT.
THOR RENT, No. 1875 Liberty street. posses
y sion given at once. Apply to THOS. A
POLLARD, W. West Broad street
TOR RENT. desirable house l5G 5tato street.
It Apply l3s State.
rINO RENT, house with II rooms and ali
modern improvements, No &c South
Broad street, opposlto Old Cemetery. Apply
to JOHN II. RUWE.
OFFICE FOR RENT-lhe largo ana com
~ mOdious Offices NJ No. ~ bryan street.
over the Office Of tho Gas Company; posses
sion given November lst. j. r.. BROOKS, 1876
Bay street
TOR KENT.--The very desirable ofioe "a
II Bay street. fitted up for, md originally oc.
cupiod by, Andrew Low Co., will be rented
IN parts ~ may be desired at low rates: alao
three Warehouses on River street under above
oiiice. address Wan. T.. WAKELEE, +. o.
box 2s4. Savannah. Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
Garm for 83Pmf.

ENOK RENT. about 10 acres ~ bottom land.
II well ditchod, about 200 yards from Battery
Park. To responsible party 7 will give ia
vorable terms. &. n DORsETf.
TOR RENT, farm, 20 acres Of land, next 10
II Keisling Nursery. entrance from Waters
road and White Bluff road. Apply TO J. H.
ESTfLL, Whitaker street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
nrLn 2uantrN.

w ANTED. cook, comfortable room in
W yard: suitable wages Tor good servant.
Apply ~ NO 65 Henry street.
WANTED, one chambermalds one scrub
" woman: one second cook. ono third
cook. Apply at MARSHALL HOUSE.
WAN cED.--Me desire TO establish 8 gem
W cral agency ia savannah or vicinity Go
control the ale oil a staple arUcle OF daily
consumption. Any energetic man with smSN
capital may secure a permanent, paving eusi-
ness. For particulars address tyRhENM lGlA
MANUFACTURING Co, a. y esey ST.. n. y.
" ANTED, = girl 10 40 general homework
w Apply at leS96 Gwiunett street.
WANTED, good cook. also house girl.
ULMER
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06


WANTED, families 70 send TO us for Scrub
w ers. WindOW Glass Cleaners. etc: we
rcfer witch pride to the A tmarer block sud
hundreds Of houses beng steamed lvus. rnov-
ing done 81 70 cents per D. ar, eh0Ns house
giris constantly on hen6. a. BgrRkt.. EN-
piOyment Agency, Orange and Ann streets.
send postal
ID W HABERSH ANS ROOMS. st 101s
~ TAYLOR street, are now open FOR ih-tfQc-
tion in Drawing ana Painting ortrsit His
toricNl ana Landscape, with the accessories OF
Architecture. Perspective and Structural
Anatomy necessary TO thorough culture in
Art.
WANTED. the public 90 know that We
w have removed 10 l44 Congress srrept
corner Whitaker, Formerly Judden y Rates.
where We win sell at New orG prices CLOTH
inc, Hats shoes eve, r oRIM Ann 4 co.
MISS l.. II. shEFTAIL VIII r,eopeo her
w school on MONDAY. Oct. 5. At II Jefferson.
corner lHoerty street
w ANTED. 100000 empty pint heor boftie- +.
w send them or postal card stating ", hofh
they are 10 be had, TO GEO. MkAER, agent
ABheuser- Busch b. Association, foot OF Aber-
corn street
A Ny wen rated business house in oitv or
y country, with banking facilities. who
may be embarrassed or des rous of obtaining
teuporare accommodation on their psner.
can secure same by Asareseine ABSOlUrEIN
CONFIDENTIAL, Box 25l1, New York.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06

A plomb-colored satin poke IL covered
with a network 81 pl0m5 beads. The
trimming consists % loops d scarlet and
pom -fDB0u.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
Eoot

4 OsT on Monday. white and liver. eol0red
i pointer pups reward. BAkEODR
BROS, N0N Houston street..
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
Boarbfiia.

(fOMMERCf 81 HOUSE. iss and % Bryan
y sweet. Rates 81 pr DAY. Special % per.
mansnt h1afdcrs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06

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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-15
THh OLD AND THE NEW.
REV. George n. Kramer.


Thou crownest the year with Thy goodness
Psalms Lv IL.
Ring out the old-ring in the new
Aon'Sson'
A wear ia deadi Tia leavea all low
And now ara Scattered 10 and fro
Nv WAITING yvinds R,,t sny,,Snsr tlovarg
Ana snnnS sliaa and rsdisnt horrs
Once elowed mon H. brow,
with ali M sigbs and an ita aonga
II 10 the Hadesn mast ba,onos
Rut as We leave ~ vintrv oesya
And fnrn fine fntnra davs to bravo
10 Tme's bebesis ~ how
f,ur memories lin0er ronnd its daads
And A. the grain from golden f;aIds
Comes To onr board. thoneb now thew liz
40 barren meath tha clon6y aLv
Ita frnit ia VIII ss n9v
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-15

CHICAGO, Jan. "A warrant ia ont for
toe ATTEST Of joe Sheldon, a Is year. old
lad, against whom Mrs. Annie Umbreohi
of No. % North Halsted street relates q
story Of almost iuorsdibls and fisndish
cruelty. In proof Of her assertions Mrs.
UmbFscht shows the blistered and dis
colored iscs Of her 10 year old boy. The
latter ia an attendant at the SeGmmon
school and, according to his mothers story
came home from school day or two age
crying p'teOusly aud holding his face
10 his hands. Mrs Cmbrecbt made
an examination OF mis- condition
aud found the skin on the entire right
side Of his face pseliug Of aud leaving
exposed the unprotected flssh beneath.
The lad sobbsd ont that jos Sheldon and
smother scboolms.e whose name he did
mot know had Ovsrtskeu him after echnnl
and while the strange lad had seized and
held LIMERICK, Sheldon had applied 8
liquid t, the face Of tho struggling boy
which burned into his face ard which Il
said by the physician who attended the
bog to Rave been vitriol. II is said that
young Sheldon and his confederate have
attempted the ssms thing on several
other pupilP at thu school during the
past tgo weeks
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-15

William a. Vanderbilt has written q
letter to Mrs. Ulysses 3. GRAFT, present.
ing to her as her separate estate the
debts, judgements and mortgages he holds
against General Grant, and all the house o.
hold furniture and ornaments, coupled
only with the condition that the swords
commissions, medals, gifts ON the
United States, cities, and from foreign
governments, and all articles Of historical
value and interest, shall, at the geueral's
death, or; II you (she) desire Il, sooner,
be presented to the government at Wash.
ington, where they will remain as per-
petuAl memorials OF his fame aud the
history Of his time" Genel al Grsot was
at first disposed not to accept Mr. Wander
bilt's generous gift, but upon Mr.. v lander
bilt insisting he finally yelled Mrs.
Grant, however, upon reflection, deter.
mined that she could not accept Mr..
Vanderbilfs gift OF the real estate, but
abe did not decline the arrangement as 10
the disposal Of the memorials OF hrr hus
bands victories.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-15
txo,rsm ssr IN A JAZZ.
A Kan Feisnang Insanity is Finally
HrOugha DO Terms by n Priest.

Brought 10 Terms by q Priest.
CHICAGO, Jan. "a Joliet, ILL.,, special
Of yesterday reports an exciting affair a
the state peniten,iary. A red headed
ugly looking convio. named Mike
FlAnrery who has been frequently
punished left his shop without per.
mission sndl ran TO the deputy wardsn'l
Office where he stated that his foreman
wanted to kill him. He was sent
back with . reprimsnd, but instead
Of going to his shop he went charging
around the prison yard like mailman,
exciting general attention. Surprising
he had gone crazy, the officers oaushi
him and took him to the hospital. The
physician was absent and the convict,
raving all the time. WAS taken to side
cell. Being a Catholic, It was thought II
he was mt In with felipw Catholics
they could quiet hin, 80 he was pat in
with n ojuvalesciug convict, narned
Van Alta II wAs not long bsiora TIE
eutrt was called 10 the eli, where he
Il und that FlAnnery had go. into Vac
Atlas bubk behind him. hodipg him in
wise Ike embrace with 3 sharpeasd
knife 10 his throat Being weak, VAu
Alta could not resist. him, aud every
Kline he moved the maniac would
lab hin 10 the back with 9
fork. The guard ordered FlAnnery tS
get mp but he refused and threatened
that the moment any one attempted Il
open the cell door he would cut Var
Atlas throat from ear 10 ear. PlAnnery
had cunningly got behind Van Alta, 81
that the officers could mot shoot hin
without shooting both. The warden wa
sent for but his persuasive powers had
no effect.
Flannery had been TO confession las
Sunday, and the Idea Of sending for tn,
priest occurred to the warden. This wal
done, and the priest soon had the savaa'
on his knees before him praying like !
saint. Flannery was carefully examined
this morning by physician who, how
ever, came to the decision that he wa
ieignins insanity in order to get ssnt Il
the asylum and make his escape. Elan
merry 10 now in punishment, and 1t 4
hoped he will soon be ready and anxicu
TO 60 to work.