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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-06-04
CTATE OF WISCONSIN, County
First publication. May Il, 1901.
Notice to Creditors.

T~ENOSHA COUNTY COJRT-In Probate.
In the matter of the last viii and testament Of
Samuel F Tarbell, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the claims and demands
of ali parsons against Samuel E Tarbel, deceased
late of the town of Bristol, in said county of
Kenosha will be received. examined and Adjusted by
the County Court Of Kenosha County at the regular
terms of said court to be holden at the County Court
Room in the CITY Of kenosha III and for said county
the first Tuesday Of SEPT, A, D. 1897. and the
first Taesay of November. a d. 1901, at 10 O'Clock
NJ of those days also that SIX months from and after
the 9Th day of May. A. D. 1891. is the time allowed
and limited for creditors Of said Samuel E Tarbel
deceased to present their claims Tor examination and
allowance.
Dated at Keno>ha. the 5th day Of May, A. D.
1901. BY The CourU.
5w5i ANTHONY VAN WICK, Coun.y Judge
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-06-04
For Sale.

SO, 600 mortgage secured on farm worth
Sc, 000-G per cent Call soon.
U. J. LEWIS Co. g.
The sun., 1891-04-09

never forget this issisAturs and sure there are
many here who Will nhsw,ss not forsst Il will al.
ways rssaembsf yoa an And once more thank zen"
Meanwhile FRANK WHITE and his slouch
hat were here, there. and everywhere. No
man on the floor OF the House has labored
harder for HE constituents than WHITE OF
Casa" II would not have favored adjourninR
tonight" said WHITE Of Caee, but / wanted
to give JOHN SrEBBrNss mouth . rest"
The waste paper lay thick upon the noor.
the paper wads few. resolutions Of thanks
were literally distributed. Chaplain DIFF
FENpAoHER was among the thanked, and he
"came to the front In his own inimitable.
eloquent way" SO It may have been emo
tion and not pique that made Chaplain
DIrFRNDAcHHR fail to pronounce the bene-
diction. Everybody made speech. GALE
OF Rock "forHave everybody"
brennan Of Douglas presented resolu.
tion rendering the services OF the members
Of the Legislature to the Secretary OF War
to cross the ocean and wipe up Italy. The
resolution created great amusement, But 1t
was laid on the table at the suggestion OF
wairR. who said: Mr.. Speaker, It 10 not
fair to ask men to 60 to fight after three
months pitched BATTLE"
And 90 the battle ended.
The sun., 1891-04-09
Siren Signals for the Tunnel.

To rHR EDIoR ov TuE sUS-Sir: In answer to want.
ed Audible Signal" In THE srS Of day permit me
onsr idea which occurred to after reading tho
accounts Of the faaI collision the Fourth ave.
nue. tunnel. The dsA may not be . one but Offer
It for what II 10 worth
With perfect system Of audible signals In operation
the dangers attending travel In any tunnel would bs re
ducsd to . minimum. Fog and smoke would no longer
be the elements Of danger they IN the absence Of
such system
IsusRsst the use Of siren signals operated by com
pressed air Nm connection with the blocK signals now
in use, siren for each block signal In setting til.
latter N dsnEsr the operator could the same time
by OF Independent lever set another lever
against the rail. which the forward wheels OF an ap
struck would by mssns Of connsctnE rods open the
e max. & q ar Inn &
not only would the engineer hear It, but every
on the train Including that important functonsy the
conductor would signal him stop The motion OF lie
;s sl:0 sSss y:yH s.;,ias "a
Ii,'!nE q:
~ ' PpS al ys s5 S
70 used in operating rock drs might supply the air.
S:s: h;y 5 s MI, 50 a. 80 sS%eas GO snsa: and
drla Any mining engineer could csieulste eHic,iy
iunue the number and size o. the srsns being
Dass s .oSS sSSa h S
iosSnotiy: .hi..ss k.sh .rsss could ssys tsyS y
soon become famiar 'A With ""''A sscTS'a
hochEsTxs Aprtl+
The sun., 1891-04-09
The Indclible Billion.

From ono end OF the land to the other the
Republican Fifty.lrst Congress is now
known as tho Billion Congress. Here and
there It is called the Billion Dollar Congress.
The first style is tho better. 1t is more COM
pact moro euphonious. and sufflciently de-
ecripttve and damnlng.
The brand OF the slender unit mark and
tho nino fat ciphers Is on the Republican
Nfty-nrst, and there 1t will remain forever.
There havo been Congresses OF one sort and
another. but there was never one like this.
It stands In history as the first Billion Con-
6ress known to infamy.
It must 10 the last.
Let tho Democratic newspapers keep the
black 1900, ,OOO, 900 before tho eyes OF
tho people, Let the phrase. tho Billion Con-
gresa, ring In every Democratic platform
and from every stump. 10 more than an
spithet. 1t is . political argument, convinc-
ing and unanswerable. and q political indict-
nsnt terrible beyond precedent.
Tho row Of ten figures, persistentiy dis.
played and conscientiously employed, will
make the next Democratic President OF the
United States.
The sun., 1891-04-09
Tube-eu,os,. 4. Pstn.. County.

Mayor Grant received from the health ON.
cials yesterday copies Of a correspondence be-
tween them and the health authorities OF the
State concerning the discovery OF tuberculosis
In Putnam county cattle. In report submitted
by Dr.. $. X. Johnson the veterinarian OF the
Health Department. to Sanitary Chief Ewing.
1t 10 stated that sixty -four head OF cattle were
inspected on April / on the farm Of Alvah
Hyatt at Carmel. in Putnam county. that Q
majority OF the cattle were suffering from
coughs. and that dozen Of them were amictsd
with tuberculosis. The. milk from these cattle.
It WAS learned. was sold 10 . firm engaged IN
the manufacture OF condensed milk.
strseted by PrssIaen. WiisSs sopie: ae
Of the report to the State Board OF Health, and
also to the state Dairy Commission at Albany.
in order that the farmers may ho warned
OF the the prevalence OF tuberculosis,
and the necessity Impressed upon them
the Health Board met on, Tuesday. res
call the attention OF the ,Govsrnors. Of New
York. New Jersey, and connscticpt to the
the cattle be carefully watched and examined
before 6e,or they are sent 10 this city, and that no
that are In good condition.
The sun., 1891-04-09
WIRE WOUND GUNS.



ments.
To rHE Eproa or The suS-Sir: Tnr sus Of March %
contained glowing Of the trial of the Brown
seRmental Tube Wire Wound Gun" which was frsd
twice at Fort Wadsworth This gun" was . cylinder
2Oinehss long The account that after the nrst
round was nrsd "hs.s was rush for the cylinder to
see how It fared twas sound - sve. The plug was
unscrswsd and tho pressure measure taken out II
showed pressure OF 4i.5uo pounds to the
square inch. This IS . higher pressure than
has ever been attained In . cast gun. Il 10
said.' I suppose that was said by parties IN.
terestsd in the Brown gun Pressures double that
mentioned have been attained In cast.iron euna and
many times In accession. without bursting thom.
A. the second round the brsech screw plug was
jammsd fast 80 thata couple of sturdy soldiers were
set to hamnering with sedses but this did no Rood
either" Tho gun will have to bs sent to machine
shop anil the brssch plug bored out the rst private
trial Of this wonderful gun in Reading Pa the same
snns happened and .hs ors;eh plug had to BE- bored
.:nssmas |S. ks.ains mn Sr.l .r.l u.
ss n pSs IA. n Srds. g
@ m. the cylinder sn va, bored o. Larger and
ss .:sap. shown y IN. 70: po1ast aass
ss sticking tn: .: hiss ss
S,eeea I plug It !. .sd was caused by IN. use
tn. S!as Il uss ssf.Ns I'D :p H.
~ s:a ana
:.ssr 10 as 81 h 19s lining us:
lie gas escaped Gstwrsn the s.ve. q the
tube and J.mmsd the plug or sodersd the threads OF
the screw fast and the second time, when tube was
inserted to prevent this escape OF the tube spit
thus allowing the gas TO back OF It" 6c and vet
The lining tube !. not an essential feature 81 gun
suits might be accom- piehsd they could only rst the
bresch plug out and sec the pressure pIugl
1t would seem TO BE- an essential feature Of this aun'
that lathe should be attached to its carrtsea with
boring tool, in order 70 ave hs time and expense OF
sticks have II bored ont and screwthrsad cut
Then II nifty extra breec plugs should be kept on
hand the gun mEnt 10 bored out and ntsd ready for
The greater the genius" Of the inventor can be
to appear In the nswspspsrs the higher stock
It appear. from the reports of the Ordnance Depart
ment that Dr. woodprtdEs had wire wound Eun il sds
at Sandy Hook In 1881. -S''
= E.: fSSnd IS ,at 4, h suS ~, h onsa
other wt steel lining tuba and outside that 10
Wire 90 The onsds .tsy.s Te orSnsnss ~. Inc
brown invented - hi. gun. The hoard Of ordnance
t. hs 20 .a. hs Kun, %.: e
ready being made ~ the dovernmsnI
Hut priority ot invention for these stAves" goes st
further back. Nearly 800 years ago gun was ma dc
IN Scotland for King James H. Of central part com.
posed Of Constitutional slaves bound
toses this gun tried and was killed BY bursting
part OF one Of the bands striking him 1hs only new
ihing about this invention" seems 10 be the mans
"segmental Tube" Stli those who wish 10 spec mac
can buy stock In the b. \. 7. W. W. Gun Company
NSW ioRk, Aprho. ORDNANCE.
The sun., 1891-04-09

conscientious views Of the evidence must
decide the verdict, unless there has been .
change In public sentiment In New Orleans
In tho last few days.
Suppose there should not be conviction
IN the O'MALLKY case. viii the Committee
Of Fifty condemn and execute the manY In
their capacity as the supreme criminal tri-
bunal Of the city Of New Orleans. will they
reverys the verdict Of the lower court and
resentsnoe O'MALLrY. whom they have al.
ready condemned In his absenee2
Criminal Jurisprudence ~ administered
by the Committee Of Fifty is not pleasing
thing. It IL about time for the Criminal
Court Of the Committee Of Fifty to adjourn
without day, or for the regular criminal
courts to be abolished. It does not add to
the dignity Of the latter to depend upon the
permission Of the former for Jurisdiction.
The sun., 1891-04-09

The Trustees OF the Sailors 1nug HArbos
Elect Hia Governor for Another Year.

The Trustess OF the Sailors Snug Hnrbor
Elect hin Governor for Another Year.
Mr.. @. D. 8. Trask will bs Governor Of the
Sailors Snug Harbor for another year. The
Board Of Trustees met yesterday in Recorder
smyth's ONCE. In the Potter building to have
their annual election. All the old officers were
reelected: Charles &. Smith. President:
Thomas Greenleaf. Secretary; Charles Luce.
Agent: @. D. y. Trask. Governor: Charles ].
Jones. Chaplain: Il. P. Joy. Physician; 8. v. r.
Bovart. Assistant Physician. and Joseph X.
Clark. Steward. The Executive Board elected
was: Charlee 9. Smith. Chairman: DR.. Morgan
Dix, Capt Francis A. Martin. Capt. James
Parker. and Recorder Smyth.
The only excitement Of the meeting camo
whom the position OF Governor was to De filled
capt. Parker named Capt. h. p Connor There
was some loud talk. and then Capt Connors
name was withdrawn. and MIR. Trask was
elected Can't Connor IL q retired Captain OF
the Pacific Mail and Steamship Company. He
had many friends In the Board Among them
were Recorder Smyih and Mayor Grant His
nAme was proposed for the place some time
ago. Unfortunately for him. Capt Parker nd-
yocated his election. because. 1t 10 said. he
there being two cand i'd ates he might drop into
the place himself When the Recorder and the
Mayor heard Of Capt. Parker's advocacy OF
Capt Connnr It led them to think that tho lat.
tere candidacy was only another feature OF
Capt. Parksrs onslaught on Gov. Trask.
The sun., 1891-04-09
THE rArExr crv,SyyrAn coveRxsA
Cslebratiee the Beginning or the 0seeaA
Centary OF Oar Patent System.

Cslebratisg the Beginning OF the 0sceaa
Centary OF Our Patent System.
WASHINGTON. April s.-Ths opening session
OF the Congress Of Inventors and manufacture
ors OF patented Inventions. in celebration OF tho
beginning Of the second century Of the Amsri-
can patent system, was held this afternoon In
the Academy OF Music. President Harrison
and large number OF prominent mon who
have been selected rs Vice. Presidents Of the
ConRress occuried seats on the Stage. The
hall was hlled with representative gathering
of the inventors and manufacturers Of the
country. Mr.. Thomas A. Edison. Mr.. Alex.
ander Graham Bell. Mr.. George wostingh houss.
MI. Gatline and others whose names are we'll
known in the annals Of invented achievements.
have cooperated with the Executive Com.
mittee In making the celebration worthy
OF the event 1t was nearly 2:s0 r. M. whom
tho President. accompanied by Secretary
Noble. Postmaster.Genera wanamaksr. and
frivate Secretary Halford. entered and took
MS seat on the stage. Senator Plat, Senator
Daniel. Assistant Secretary Bussey. Commits.
sioner Mitchell, and Commissioner Wright en-
tered soon afterward. The President was In
ttoduced as the Chairman OF the meeting BY
the Hon. John Lynch, Chairman Of the Centen-
nisi pig, Executive StI Committee. When the applause
spoke 40 follows:
ny isliow et,snh members OF this nrst convention
sSs VnI!:S mas: Iy sonn:son siss III: ns:!iss
sSjS,nS ssj,; sSfs 1S., ..:f
Win a.rs. 'sh sses.s di.s:
nhS
tory word. opsanx AND een:!isnsiss sSis in!sr.:..
ny .hR.''issss sS: osso ss
%s hop. ,aa, your s.thsrnx her. may ptomo,iy. d
a.Il nssfp
i.;s:. s.Ss:
Ssa 10 e ,rs s
nall. :Sss MN
s.Ss g. ss az, T.
.ssS q ss .Ans s % IN
nSsss nn, sSrs than ,:suTity In the result q effort
prepared for the afternoon.
sI,. The President then called upon the Rev. DR..
tG opsn tbs with prsys
anairs prevented his remaining 1t the meeting.
and after calling to the chair Secretary Noble.
Carroll b. WIixht the United States Com.
missioner ot Labor. spoke upon the subject. OF
Patent aa s1th jas tns
tiss ns,.ns Bs..tehIord who ts recognized Is the
q sss rs.%:
Ing the, subject from the time when the Kings
OF Eneland granted exclusive monopolies to
articles. without regard 70 their having
been the inventors. down 70 the present time:
Eponh. Making Inventions Of America" Sen
ator platt II Connecticut closed the afternoon
rig and Aa
posed Of memhers from all parts Of the country.
many OF whom are well known as Inventors,
decided TO hold q public meeting tomorrow
N m1nrn,ng RI to orgenMlSe M permanent association:
Inventors and Man ufactursrs." which sbsli
have for its object the advancement OF indus-
trial inventions and the improvement aud on.
larRement OF the American patent system.
A cnrd reception was given tonight to tho
visiting inventors and manufacturers by SEQ
ell. The reception was held in the Patent
ONCE. and was largely attended.
The sun., 1891-04-09
BY Kind Permission Of tho Committee
Of Fifty.

DoMINIoE O'MALLEY. the detective who Is
charged with suborning witnesses and brib-
Ing jurors In the trial Of the persons charged
with tho assassination OF Chief Of Polico
HENNEssY. and who would have been de.
spatchcd with tho other victims OF the
parish prison mob II he could have been
found. 10 to be allowed TO stand his trial. A
dsspstch from Now Orleans asserts that the
Committee OF Fifty held meeting on FRI
day night to consider O'MALLEY's case. A
fsw mombers wsro Of the opinion that he
should bo put to death by order OF the COM
m,ttec; but tho great majority decided that
no should not be molested, and that the law
should bo allowed to take its course and
the courts to try him.
Tho unfortunate mon who will constitute
the fury In the case OF O'MALLEY are sin.
cerOly to be pltled II the evidence presented
by tho prosecution docs not establish his
guilt beyond reasonable doubt. II there Is
such reasonable doubt they must either vlo-
late their oath aud their conscience and
bring In verdict OF guilty. or they must
look % DO ostraclzcd. ruined In their busi-
De66 and social Asatlons. and driven from
thsci,y. Public opinion and not tho Jurors
The sun., 1891-04-09
A0Ollo Rives n Paris.
Hrsm ne Cincinnati EnqStrsr.


A young woman who IL studying art In Paris
Il was most pleasantly SURPRISED a few
;ess Pnvps s9S M e
on % sccopns @ 81 ilIness. s6e had been una BIZ 70
caii, and . desirsd S,r greatly to meet me bei0"
Thought best not to accept tho invitation
70 dinner a. We had never met. and knowing
studio I called She has a raiatiai apartment
on the Avenue Bois du Boulogne Tentres SOL;
! was never SO astonished as when she en,eredi
golden hair. sll natural waves and curls; great
SOULFUL luminous gray'eyes. and teeth that ~
odss a6s sos ysals ysa Old EndW &
nsSsr nov ~ saw hair ike hers. except in paintings,
oa wss .ss 81 sc p%hs Ssa
siIk turban, on her beautiful head. and Esa
DssSr ana shs fns Cordial
grestei me as II had been a loved friend
Bhe appeared much Disappointed upon heat; lt
smused when tell you that after bali hour: ;oa.,
che, together went hSme' ndcR dcnnsa saain dnS
be Is greatly Interested in. .,..,..u.
served. Menu cards. mounted on silver. eo.
ored candies IN silver siicks. with dapv
abatjours: great clusters OF White lllacS w
Grated the table aud we're scattered in wel'
Judged profusion about the room. >. .u..,,,
Her dinner costume was SOFT. ciinHlns ns
ropo girdle and u plated pe male Of ths
same material as her gown careles1ly thrown tnr
about her shou.d .ders. She is n brilliant con.
VSfsationaiist and we all grew bright 10 hsi
presence. so the dinner was a rare .ni yinen,!
to me. After 1t was over and tho other shesss, h",
0d departed. ATTEMPTED to leave also; pus
Sue would not allow me to. Sh" was tlr-d, io'
she is not strong. so We went TO her bouaoinhj
and she loosened the great coil OF beau,iiSh,
placed In front OF q blazing wood fire. and ! So;
beside her. and we had coffee and chat'etlh 'ethsr ~
art. her forthcoming new, book ana o'p''
things until II was IL o'clock. "a
81 had altogether O delightful time INV
should not mind looking at her forever
The sun., 1891-04-09
SCANDAL IN THE NlVY
Neeiigence and Careies.ness In Pr.,..,
the Alert for Sen

s"u sVs SVh-
WASHINGTON. April s-About slx po,,,.
ago repair. wore completed uron tho Fam
States steamer Alert. at the Mare Island NV N0u
Yard. and the vessel was put In commis.,oV
which means that she received her full comnls
msnt OF officers and men, and was ready to o,
to seA. But tho vessel did not sail. and sh. ~ ~
to-day at her berth. awaiting orders. II 50
reported that the repairs were so upsuh.,,s
tlal In character that II would be danvcron, -.
the vessel to 20 to sea. Boards OF survov ~ "
ordered--three. II Is said. In all-and their ~ =.
ports Indicated that the repairs had ha.-
scamped, that the inner skin OF the yesse, ~
not been properly renewed. that serlous a..
and that the boilers were liable to sink thf"nestt
order an investieation on The following lns.so 70
Has there been any neglect Of duty or csr..
lessness on the part OF any officer OF the nav.
preparing the Alert for scar II so. sists n "a
name or names OF such officer or oiljcers se -
9r and the
The Board Of Inquiry made the ioIiowiper. n.
port. which was given to the press to-day:
nssseui hs o. ,Ss aots * a,,' e
sa: :l:s q: ;: .s .s..;
MgDS,sn p %;a:
nTn.sd 70 HIM h1sn' II x. %Is. u y.
sss: sss VS. e. q AZ; PsG S s
ting the important work OF scaling the eorrodsd ~
Fares before painting ~
Master chip Ritter Artemas webster was nss,,,,, I.
the psrforms sncs OF his duty in not slaelns p,oss
TON the Ai.ri subssqusnt 70 Nov ~ 1870, and IN -
6osfds ef snrvey 6y failing to remedy defects ahsss
we're specially mentioned.
:. These findings have been approved by n.
Navy Department. and. Naval Construetos
Fsaster has been relieved, from. duty al Gspss
leland. Master Ship Filter Webster has bsss
discharged. as was Master Shipwright Nl.
"A BoNrI. composed Of Commodore Irv,,
Commander bartlett, Constructor TernId
AcsistaHs C9nstrne:or stah and Chief En-.
Alert again. and report what repairs AZ
necessary. while Constructor Fernald has bsss
ordered TO assume charge OF these repars
The sun., 1891-04-09

TIE Treaty which was Ready fsr sfers.
tare wheA Nseetshtaons were 0uspsnaed.

Ths Treaty which YVES Ready Nsr sieas-
tsrs when NseetsAtiens were susps~aes.
wAsHfSaroN. April s.--Ths prosress Of the
negotiations between the United States and
Great Britain respecting the Improvement OF
commercial relations with Newfoundland Is
shown BY the following draft OF a treaty. which
was all ready for siRnsturs and ratification
wlfen the suspension Of negotiations was or
dsrsd from Great Britain. owing 10 the protest
Of the Canadian Government:
ARTiCLEL
unitsd Slater nshins entering the waters Of
Newfoundland shall have the privilege Of purehasins
herring caplu. squid ana other bait nahes as al msa
on the sams tsrms and condtons ana subject 70 the
same psnaltisA In all respecta ~ Newfoundland
vssssA They shall aso have the privilege OF touchins
and trading selling nsn and oil and procurpR supplies
In newfoundland. conforming 70 the harbsr rsGsls
tionA but without other charge thaa the payment OF
such light hsrbor and custom dues - or may BE-
levied on newfoundland nshing vssssia
ARTICLE H.
Dry eodnsh cod Of. ssai oil ssalskins hsrrnss, cal
mon trout and sAmon trout obstsrA cod tonkusA
and sounds the product OF the fisheries OF Nswfound
land shA, be Adhisd Into the United states free Of
ssy iS sos ~ s :;
:s 90 sSf ns'ss:s s'ss
Ma:E. q. Ss:.: Isd.n Si,h .,isis: Sansa Article
s:,a:ss!: sh.s ss: s:S sSisS:ss .:s: :i:s is =:
s'
ARTICLE ".
S 8 g Ss
Il: S s:. s Il 5 s & &:
ssss ss:s.ya,:s . e:ss:, : ~, r.. y. e:ss:a. .sss.
two and one quarter ssnts per pound o. per ila
Beet pin hssda heets aud feet sai.sa ana ssrsa.
ssiss s: y $:ss ::s.: !: :s;: s.;;S:' S:'r barrel
@ il Ss: S q -: T. 3: Z: ''''
4: .:: :ss: s: e; ss:s: :: =:
n:S xsiss!::;a ssss:n:.s ..s n.sss:., ,ass,.:s :,
e. ssas ss e; Of ''''''
g g; ::s,sss:s; ss:s q s;isS ssa.
:ss and ''''
ARTICLgv.
u 4 ne; = e:
&:
ARTICLE VI
the required 70 carry q Into operation sha have
one hsnd s ana n: y Of Great
other sueh ascent having ossn aiven the eonvsnion
contracting parties shall avs notice to the other OF L
wish srninats the Same each OF the htsh CONTRACT
ing parties being at liberty to give such AOee 70 the
other a the end OF the said term Of vs at Any
time Aftsrward.
rhe present convention shall be duly ratified Hy ths
President OF the United ksAtss OF America by and with
hs .dyios ana eens.nt Of ,hs senate hef
changed at Washnston on the nrst day si February.
1891, soon thereafter - practicable.
the draft OF Tho convention between this coiony
and the United States arranged By Mr. Bond.
pistsiy turned public sentiment AGAINST the
proposal. which 10 generally said TO Do quite
worthless to the colony. The Newfoundland
Government has instructed officials TO refuse
Gsnssss ,s i9r bait to al ca Ssnadteen Ys.s:: and
was not consulted in the matter. Public Senti-
mont condemns this policy.
The sun., 1891-04-09
Not Socinlistic.


A gentleman ON Third street YESTERDAY ~. d's
played 10 an ACQUAINTANCE q beautHu' '''
inond. ,.t
THANK you for allowing me to enjoy o pa"
Of your possess ssions." said the man. -, .h.
"In what way" inquired the owner OF wv
Why. you have permitted me to look a."
and that is all you can do" I,n
buy fine clothes with it,
And can look at them. and soe more"
'heB yo tnnn bny reh yen io"hs Sn
II shall myself eat as heartily Ms
But SEQ here, will give this poor man ~
which he accordingly did. you
There you have the advantage OF me. avf
enjoy the pleasure OF Kind act which unu, nnn.
perform the same cannot share. ! VII! !-hpss III.
tribute IS and thus get eyen with YOU Wn'''
be did. .,s
Now" said the diamond owner. - We u"
Certainly"
"Thnt's where you are left. I owed the ; im mAs
the % gave him, while You don't owe hiA
cent Good day."