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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-11-16

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ALDERMEN.
First Ward-H. W. McIntirc, n. P. Sorrenson
Second Ward-Thos. Glib W.. H. Billiard.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-11-16

mr.. E.. F. FISH,
PHYSICIAN SURGEON AND OBsrETRICIAN.
(Arat, Wundarzt und Geburtshelferl Office at
w. E. Savages' Drug Store.
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PHYSICIANS.

0R. r. G.. Redo.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office at W. E. Savaees' Drug Store.
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x. of p. Crusader Lodge No. Z. meets at Odd
Fellows hall on the first and third Thursdays of
the month.
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Northern Pacific Time Table.

LEAVE MILES CITY GOING WEST.
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]. o. q. T.. Star of the West meets at Masonic
hall every Thursday evening.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-11-16

!. o.. o. r. Custer Lodge No. l3, meets in
their hall every Monday night.
Seminal Encampment meets firt and thi.d Fri
day of each month.
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@. A. r.. q. S. Grant Post. No. Il, meets at Odd
Fellows hall on the first ard third Thursdays
of the month.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20
Der Tabripertb oeS Somies.
SSon Or. u. 9Saulp.

@craoe in iebiaer Scit 5iiyfie Elm
fnraes Nlabnwort betreffs Der @rnGb.
run9srueiie an plabe iein. Bon
elmer 9uten geregelten Grnabrunq. gu.
mai Der berunpa9Ienben SSu9eno,
bdnat unsnolidb piel ab. 9eioer abel
Il! es Sbatldde. bab naD oicicr Gid).
tuna nod gar pieI aeiiinoiat pirb.
fuie Die oIIQemeinen &laasu iiber biz
Notwithstanding uno Die fcIt,
9eItsllte Gnttraftuug Der 9ollsconiti,
tuition oartbun.
Der menibIi9e G6rper mub gu iei,
ner 9uten uno polltn gntpidlun9 biz
OerI9icoenen NabrungsItofIe in Dem
rebten YerbGltniB, III binrci9cnbeu
Mengen uno in elmer leidbt aNimilr.
bdrcn Sorm Sugefiihrt erbalten.
gBir mD6ten beute fpecicu bic al.
gemcine Nufmerfiomfeit auf eineu
iebr ipertbpolen Grnd9run9sI0roerer. I
ben edten. naturreineu 9ienenbonig
lenten. Sn Dem 8ienenbouia finben
mir Die feiniten 9fIanssniiiBldfte Der.
eiuigt. Den Ipg. Sliitbennettdr in ber
rcdten GoniiItsns. Der ebte Sicnen.
bonig Ourf unbcbingt als has ebelIts
oller Soblebporate angeieben lperoen
uno ais in erIter 2inie CUR mcnI9lis
den Nabrung beItimmt. 9a er ben
aroBen 8orSu9 beTbt. oab er, obnt
elmer erbebliden Neroauungstbdtis.
felt hes menihlitben Wasens gu be.
oiirfen uno obne Hiiditdnos Su bin.
tcrlaiIcn. iofort in's 8lut iibsrsebt.
10 1T Der 9onig 10 rc9t cine ylubruna
fiji Grante uno Wuaenleibcnoc. Der
!0onia ioroert Die alIasmeins @erouu'
una uno in lpobltbGtieiter Wciie ben
C5toiIlucchIcl. Gr fpenoet in REDEEM
Wiobe 2cbenstraft uno Gnersis.
Wsnn Der Souriit in SDrol uno Der
Sd)lpeia fitb bur6 oas nit Sonig pers
icbene Hriibitiid in bObsrsm Graos se:
trGitiNt iiibIt. ols bobeim. 70 lit oiea
feline @inbilouna, 6cnn er bat MIL
ieOem 2OIisI !6onig. nit Gem er iein
8rot bsfirciht. mebr irGfti9enoea
Tnbrunasmateriol ieinem 5I0rper elm.
Urrlcibt. ols bnbeim nit Der 6elten
Butter.
Die nuheroroentlid poblibGtigs
Birfuna bes 8ienenbonigs iuiro nod
bebeuieno trboht burth Die in bemlel.
ben enibolIrnen feinen iiberii9en
Oele. ipie audi bic iicb in ibm finbcnbs
Nmeiieni0ure burd ibre traiti9e onti'
icptiicbc. bn3illenberni1tenoc yBir-
luna aur 9lbipebr pislsr &rontbciten
Der gltbmun0ss unh 8erbouungsor.
onne II. VI. audi ollcr d)olcrunriigen
SronibciIseribcinunssn BON bOhitem
WeIile 1T.
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ertaBt i'm. Iu5en! Iu9cn! g8ie gut
bas isin muBte. 9ein &ingen, teih
SGmpfen mebr. &ein 9fingen, isin
gen, Demiitbigun9en!
Gs lit 10 punoerba- Itill in oieIer
Morgenitunoe. Nur Der pielItimmige
gbor Der Safer uno anoerer SnIetten
lit 81 pernebmen. SLIME Gi4b0rn,
9en buf6sn Ron 2tlt gu 9lit, glus Der
gntfernung oringen BON Der grobeh
Dieie Der. frOl!ihs &inberitimmen gu
inn bsrii6er.
Seine sigene 8inbbeit taudbt DO,
i6m auf. Der 9atsr, bic @eIbpiiter;
bor gtqem absr 1T es bus 9iitige.
Ianfte @eii6t Der Wtuttsr. bos er nit
greifbarer 9antburteit ppr ii9 iiebt.
nMutter, Wiutter," ruff er in
i4mer8liher Sebniu9t, upGrIt Su
mir geblieben, es ipGre 10 ME setom.
menl"
Gin beiBer Sropfen brennt ibm
auf Der 9unb, unb lansIam rinnt ibm
SbrGne auf Sbrdne bur9 ben Bart.
Ib! ipie oas ipobltbutl gDie lange
iIt's bod Der, felt er gum leBten MaIt
geipeint bat. 9ei bem Sob. Der Mut,
ter ipar's unb bic i9lummerte nun
iaon iieben Sabre. 8alb, paip tpirs
au1 er i9lummern.
9a pl0Bli9 1T ibm, als IGbe er bas
@eii9t Der Mutter nit feblenbem,
borpurTsbollem Bid auf ii9 geri9,
tet. ais itrede iie tpie abpebrenb, be.
I4p0reno Die !6dnoe aus. Sin fuIs
ter S9auer ii6errieIelt i'm. 9aa
@efitbt in Die 9dnbe Dergrabenb, Der.
bdrrt er minutenldng, nit sei9luRe'
nen Nugen, re9ungslos.
r@ersieb. Wtutter persie6." fliiiteri
er bann leiIe. lin Seinstpillen,
nm Seiner 2iebe ipillen, insroe in le.
ben, iperbe ben Sled Bis auf Die Neis,
leeren."
Gin fpunoerbarer srieoe erfiillt aui
einmal feline Seele. Wie cine title
!9eiterieit tommt es iiber i'm, bic Cuff
1T ia 70 milb. bic Sonne 10 eolofa
6elI uno Die Welt 10 I9Dnl limb er If
ia mod 10 jung! 8ielIcitDt aicbt es bod
nod cine Submit fir i'm. @ewib,
cinmal mlB eS ia aud gu inn iom,
men. has Slid, piellsidbt balb, pieI.
leid1t - mor9en!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20
aFen. irohlia fiihlss 0unteG empfdngt

laFen. trohlia fiihles Ounfel empfGngt
i'm.
$40 1T Wabame2" frngt er NIT
elmer aeipiiTen Wtilbe.
.Sie nimmt eben Elm 8ab."
Gr aieht einen beauemcn Sausrpt
an, febt iidb ans Slapier unb pbans
taiirt In tpdrtenber 2angetpeils.
9lDBliGb maAt Elm SonnerT9lag
bic SSeniter ersittern. g(b, snbli9
aebt es los. 9llfreb Dffnet Elm Jeniter
unb iiebt in ben Sturm binauS. 8ols
fen Don Staub feoen iiber Die Strabe,
nun fallen einaelne bide orobe Srops
fen, iebt Sunberte itarter sFdoen. od,
elm areller 8lib. uno i'm 9tu praHelt
in luitiuer Wuth elm Wteer ponDaHerz
pfeilen auf bas Bflaiter herub. @ilie
fliihteif Die 2eute unter ibiisenbe
0dher. Oas &aTFesbdus qe9eniiber
lit in ipenioen 9luQenbliden bi9t gez
fiilt. bic 2idter miiiien angeSiinbet
iuerben; iebt lpGre es briiben Iebr
landlpeilid.
9llfreo ihliebt bas Sseniter unb
Ieht fid ipieoer an's 8lapier. $40
nur oas @eibhen 10 lanqe bleibt9
Der Shrm fat aufacbDrt. 9tlfreb
0ffnet bic 9altontbiir unb tritt bins
aus. gtb - lit bds cine 2uft! 2l[ler
@rbenItaub lit nieber9eIthlagen unb
benz iunaen @6emann lit. ols tpdre
ourb ben &eoen iein eiQene5 9emiitb
aeipdTd1en iporben.
9as biibide @eib6en tritt auf ben
9alton! Nlit einem inniqen Slide
lpsnbet ii6 Der @utte ibr Su. Gin
lei6tes Sommertleib6en umI4liebt
bic i6pellenben Tormen. adrtli9 5iebt
lie Der @dtte an iich herdn.
"6aIt 9u midi lieb?" fliiItert bic
iunue Ssrau.
yllnuusipre6li4 mein S6db -
6is su fiinfunO8pauais 9ruo Reauz
mur."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20
8ofc9sers 6eTamoniTe.

Ser 0Iterrei6iicbe S9riftIteGsr g.
g. RoIeg9er bat tiir5licb. ebe er ieinen
so. 9eburtstug feierte. in elmer triiben
80rperoerfuIung Elm paar meIonho=
lif6e @eitanbniiIe an einen 5reuno ge>
i9rieben, Die fir i'm ielbf 9slpib tsine
bleibsnoe lleberSellgung iino uuo Don
teinem Giniidtisen fir coilen GrnIt
genommen tperoen tOnnen. Snoeb -
Elm S0rndben bleibenoer Wabrbeit lit
bod barin. unO cine Rubanwenbung
ldBt iicb aud oaraus MAIDEN ,ni9t fur
Roie9ser ielbIt, aber fir bic pielen
sliibenben SiinslinssIeelen in 0eutidz
Lamb. bic ionit bittere Seinoe ulIer Be-
pubtloIisteiten bersebra9ter Dent
peiIe iino unb feline 9rbnung oapon
babsn, baB iie islbit nit ibrsr aIer=
ni1tioitsn 9oritellung 10 tonpentioz
nea tpie mOsli9 an iiberlieferten 9ez
bdnfen bGnesn. Mit Der 9oritelIung
nGmli9, Die ibren b0diten Stolo unO
ibre tiefite Gebenstraft ausmadt: baB
fein 8eruf eoler, ipertbpoller. riibmliz
der. t0nislider lei, als Der einss 9i&s
ters! GnIast ipiro bas ielten, aber
fii9len IaBt ii4's aus mun4er 3eile.
limb fir oieIe unter llmltGnben gez
fGbrli9e SeIbitiiberIhdbung bat 9ioz
Iessers mslun9oliide 8etra9tuns
bod ben Wertb zines falten WuHerz
trables. sd benfe nun man9mal
baran,". = beibt es in oem uns mit9ez
tbeilten 9riefe bonn 13. SUM D. S. =
rob ss iid ni9t rdat, bab i'd ni9t
Bauer geblieben bin. Oteine 9riioer
iinb ia aud bon glatur IAipGhlid.
aud mein Batter, aber lie iino geluno
geblieben, bas 2anOleben. bic iorpers
li6e Qrbeit bat lie allmdbli9 gefGblt,
unb iie lsbsn in ibrer Weltuntenntnib
uno SebiirfniBloiisteit 5ufrieoen oas
bin. Nur i9 bin benz Sie6tbume psrz
fallen, bas pobl srOBtentbeils bon
meincr aufreibenoenS1 S1dtigteit itammt,
nit elmer Sbdtigteit, nit Der i6liebs
li9 = ni9ts setban iit, Man9mal
fommt mir bic ~geiIti9e Grbeit" 10
fpinbis Dor, se9eniiber elmer 8etbGtis
sung, bic 3. 3. &orn baut ober aud
bic Oronung Der @eIeni9aft oufre6t
bait. Sd babe nur fir unterbultun9
qearbeitet uno mo i6 binausitieg auf
Elm srniteres Selo, nm fir Die Sii9s
tiafeit unb Sittfiateit unierss 8oltes
Elm @ort gu iasen uno an oer 8erpoa@
tonmnun9 Der WenI9beit mit5uar6eis
ten, bd mar es I9on ni4t rs9t. Wds
| alIo beoeutet cine Mrbsit, Der id mein
| 2eben 9stpiomst babe9 SD babe ylies
| manoen ernGbrt unb betebrt = allers
oinas au6Rismunben perSsbrt. Sarms
| los 1T bic Di9terei unb oas lit oiels
| lei6t an ibr bas Bette. Wsnn i6 ober
Bauer s.blieben pare, 10 tOnnte id)
beute nod ssIunb Iein, unbstannt uno
unanssfodten. unb % arm pdre id)
faum, bab ib nidt einmal bic notbise
Quft betGme in bic 8ruf."
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Iic binein - Die Sbalsr, bic lie beut'
nabm elm. = limb idmun5elno Odnn
bic Srope Ipri6t: = Seut' Idilt mein
gutter So9en ni9t! - Wie ie am
&obIfslO gebt porbei, - 2but iie men
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20


Oarum aud. 4: Weine
306in iii cine ganS auses5sidnets
Ptrion. bsnten Sic nur. Iis 1T f9on
iber feds Sabre nit msiusr5rau aus.
ortommsn. = D.: Sic iino ia absr
nod lutii IGnssr nit Sbrer 5rou aus.
seiommen. = a.: sSSu. pihen sic idj
bin 10 ipenie 5u 9auIe. -.
Gin feifer mint. Refon.
oalss5eni: rSugen sic. Serr Dottor.
tonn Elm pI0blider Sbred nidt einen
giidfall meiner Sfrantbeit berporru.
fsn2" 9Ottpr: r9etpib!" Resonbu>
lessent: Damn bite ih sic, Serr
lDottor. Sbre R.9uuns buno4 einri9>
len Al wplIeH!" !
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20

Dir bats iueitsr feline gotb, - Did
braud' i9 ni6t gu i4ld9en tobt. -
Gin iol9er Sang 1T pirtlid3 nett. =
Der Sdis bier 1T bid unb fett, - limb
trus' OuOou aud Idpsrer id, = Bas
tbut's, msin So4en freue Did! - Der
So9en itebt Dor isinem Saus - limb
i9uut nud ieinsm Dsibe aus, - 9a
tommt iie eilsHoS bsrgegangen - limb
ruff. nit freuOsnrotben Wansen: =
'Re lleberraiduns babe i6. = Mein
gutter So9en. freue Did! = Der Spz
den Tiebt sritaunt lie an, - Rtmmt
feline pfsife lansiam Sann - aus ieis
nem Wtuno uuO iis0t DsrbuBt - Die
9dusrin an: Ssd bdb' asnubt - Gar
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lauten SreuOsnT9rsi: - Gin Sas' tit
in bic S6tins' sesansen - llnb bat
Ii9 barin feItgefunsen. - Sdon 1T
barin, o groBe Rotb, - Das arme
6ds9sn beinab' tobt. - Bart, ipridt
Die 8Guerin nit aa9en: - aus Dir
min ib men 8ratsn MAIDEN, - Den
ellen morsen mir gu 0rei'n; - Wirb
Iitb mein gutter Soden freu'n! = uno
I9nsq bat iie Ous SdIelein - 9epadt
in ibren 8orb binein. = S9linst um
i'm feIt ben Strumpf 9eI9pinp. =
9arin bic bldnten Sbaler Tno. - Wit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20

: Die SbaIer in bem bi6ten aGes. -
limb Eff iie es nod re6t empfunben,
- Sinh 9as' uno S9aler i9on pers
fdpuHben. - Die Sduerin itebt bd
balb entieelt. - Oem Soden feline
Pfeif' entfdGt, - limb iAreienb lie9t
am Sooen bic - Der 9duerin Sling
itss. glnn<Marie. - Gins absr 1T ge=
fdeben beut': - Der Soden bat iid
n DIT gefreut. - Das er i'm 9e9ens
tbeil getbun. - Sas gebt Did. Geier.
gar ni9ts an!
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U o r d (.

@ri fSrouentbrduen
Snllii ou niht luobuen.
TaB iieis ernit Qenteini.
9Bns Dir 10 srideini.
Yer 3brdnsn Shoa -
,Jf Geio ;ur Sdou,
gum Sles fir iid.
gum 3rue fir Did.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20

- Musrebe. Jrau: mM4t
ipabr, MGnn9en. balb lahen mir audi
unIere tleine Sennp pbotosrapbirenl"
= Rann: n9Ih seb', fir 70 mas bat
bus Sinb bod nod fsin @eritdnb'
HiR-" .., TT.
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Gin tbeurer safe.

0es Subernbauers id0nes Sdpeint
- Die Trau treibps in pas 0orf 9ins
Elm. - Gum Mebger gebt ibr siPger
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2uuf - limb idneu tpirb audi psrfeft
Der Suuf. - Der 2baler Sebne loft iie
fir - 0as tobtgsiueibte JiiiHeltbier.
= llrb frob gebt iie burauf bon bin=
nsn. - @as nit benz id0nen Gelo be-
ginnen? - Gin neues &opftud mar
ibr moth, - 0as feblt ibr ia. OH liez
Der Goti! - limb ibrem So6en ipintt
babel - 2(uh cine pfeife. i6on urb
ueu! - 6rob in ben Strumpf 5dblt
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-28
FINDING IT PEG EMEAL
Ghsstly Evidsnce of Dr. west's hatchery
of Addie Gilmour

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27.-The purse.
hatpins aud other ornaments found with
portions of n human body found floating
In the hay to-day, were identified by Miss
Emma Gilmour as belonging TO her sister.
Addie Gilmour. who is supposed 10 have
been murdered by DIR. West. Al DIR.
Vests preliminary examination to-day
Judge Conlan said that Vests confession
to Mr.. Gilmour that the girl had died aud
that he had cut up the body, could not he
admitted as evidence, as the confession
was induced by promise that IL would
not be used against him.
The remains Of Addic Gilmour are being
found piecemeal. To-day there were
found In an oil can floating in the bay
near the Berkeley shore two arms aud
hands, thighs and calves Of legs. tho
spleen and intestincs of n human body.
Wrapped up in the intestincs was q
woman's purse and several hair orna-
ments. On top of the pieces Of flesh were
pieces of iron to keep them down. There
IL no doub, but that these fragments are
parts Of Addie Giimour's body. Previous
to this only tho head and foot of the
missing girl had been found.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-28
IN THE HOUSE.
Tho Discussion OF tho Tucksr Elections
niii Renewed at Length.

Tho Discussion Of the Tucksr Elections
Biti Renewed at Length.
WASHINGTON, Sept. N.-In the house
Morse of Massachusetts, created quite n
wranRle over tho refusal Of the house to
permit him to print some newspaper ex-
tracts in connection with his recent criti-
cism of Commissioner Lochren. Bland
presented substitute for Loud's resolu-
ton calling for information rs TO how
much silver was purchased In July and
August, asking the secretary OF the treas
ury why the full amount required under
the act Of 1880 had not been purchased In
those months. Morse. who was vexed
over the refusal Of tho house to permit
him to load the Congressional Record with
abuse of Commissioner Lochren, made q
point of no quorum. For three hours
Morse blocked all business in this way.
Then the resolution was carried lss TO 1.
The Tucker bill then came up. Lawson
Of Georgia addressed the house In support
of the measure. Lawson's argument
was from the standpoint of states
rights. Daniels OF New York, who fol-
lowed Lawson in opposition, argued that
the election laws were absolutely neces-
sary to obtain honesty and security at
congressional and presidential elections.
At the conclusion OF his speech. the house,
at 5 As, adjourned.
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any time had. undsrtaken In any con-
ference 10 represent anybody but himself.
woacost said he had carefully sbstaned
from the slightest reflection. by inuendo
or otherwise, upon the senator from
Maryland. II should not raise 10 reply to
bis insinustious, were Il not that he has
ssem 6t to suggest that listen 81 the
committee room DOORS"
II did not say that" replied German.
~ said II he had taken his information
from cavesdroppsrs who were at the COM
mittee room doors"
Wolcott said the senator from Mary
land knew he would scorn dishonorable
methods. He Characterised a. untrue tho
statement that the resolution was intro
duced to consume time. The repeal ball
was then taken up and Pasco, democrat
Of Florida, addressed the senate in favor
Of repeal. Teller, republican Of Colorado.
then addressed tho senate on the repeal
bill. Before he concluded his remarks,
the senate went into executive session
and soon adjourned.
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FIRED INTO THE WHEAT PIT.


Two Chicago Mon Killed ny Lunstic
Who says He Was Hypnoiised.
CHICAGO, Sept. G.-A fusilade OF bullets
was fired in the wheat pit on the board OF
trade about noon and stopped all trading.
Tho widest excitement ensued. A. n.
Bennett, broker, received q frightful
wound in the face; Charles Roswell, a
telegraph operator, was shot In the leg.
The shooter was a red-headed man in the
gallery. He was quickly overpowered and
taken into custody. He Is supposed TO be
insane. Both the wounded men will die.
Tho shooter gained access to the visitors
gallery few minutes before tho tragedy.
Hc fired five shots ut random into the
pit.
Bennett was secretary OF tho Board of
Trade Mutual Benefit association and a
prominent member OF the board. The
man. after being taken In charge by the
police. gave the name of Cassius Belden
OF 645 Lasalle avenue. Chicago. He IL uu-
sloubtcdly n maniac. The shooting caused
the widest excitement on the floor. The
panic stricken brokers dashed for the
exits, creating a jam which threatened to
become serious for an instant.
Sounds of shots and the rushing out of
the board habitues notified outsiders that
something unusual was traspiring. and in
n few minutes thousands gathered in aud
around the big building, and the utmost
excitement prevailed for time.
The prisoner, after reaching the police
station, asked to sec reporter. He said
he was a carriage painter by trade and
told n long, rambling story about being
hypnotized by a man named Jones three
years ago and having been under hypnotic
influence ever since. He at last reached
the exalted stage, he declared, by q hard