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The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02
DRESS GOODS Va tars,'y ally

proud of our Dress Goods tri-
umphs. We offer you this week
all the latest styles and weaves
in open work and sheer mate
rials, also rich and exclusive de-
signs in lightweight fabrics,
comprising Black and Colored
Guipure, Damasse Grenadine,
Jaspe Canvas, Resille, Tissue
Scintillante, Dentelle Etamine,
Crepe Etamine, Canvas Poilu;
also a magnificent ass ortment
of Covert and Whipcord Suit
ings, English and Scotch
Tweeds, Homespuns, Venetians,
French Poplins, Drap d'Ete
and Drap de Moscovietta.
Another great purchase of so pieces
of High Class Dress Goods, consist
ing of Tailor Suitings in small and
large checks, Bourette Novelties,
Tufted Examines, Silk and Wool
Checks in a large range of colors.
The entire lot for Monday at ~.
less than manufacturers cost. 1SC
Per yard.
English Covert Suitings. the cor
rect fabric for Bicycle Cos o.
tunes, 40 inches wide. NC
| The Monday price,.
40 pieces of Silk Striped Cha1lies,
light and dark grounds, hand
some designs, regular Csc kind. JC
Our Monday price.
Pointe1le Challies, the latest Paris
novelty, pure silk and wool, in IN.
handsome flower designs. sNC
Our special price ce..............
Just received: The latest shades in
Sail Cloth = Reseda, Dah1ia, 7e
Cadet and Yale Blue; 48 inches CC
wide. Per yard. ...............
Black Goods Department
25 pieces of Black Storm Serge. the
bright, wiry, crisp kind, good 1E.
value at soc yard. LOC
Or.
40-inch Black Figured Armure,
Black Figured Mohair, Black Bro
caded Examines, Blaok Brocaded
Canvas; splendid chance to ~.
get a black dress pattern at L0C
the low price of, per yard.
5O-inch Wide Vale Diagonal Che
viot, very strong and durable; "a
good value at 85c yard. sJyE
Our Monday price. ............
20 pieces of Wool Panama Suitings,
Granite Cloths, Figured Jacquards,
Scroll Cheviots and Marage Mohairs,
all so inches wide, $1.00 quail IN .
ties. Our Monday yC
Figured Bri1liantines-
3S-inch wide, the sec quality. for. 800
H-inch wide. the 69c quality, for. soc
44-inch wide. the s5c quality, for 69c
4iinch wide, the $1 qualify for. ..........75c
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

At the Metropolitan opera house, May
8. a double bill will be given, consisting
of a series of living pictures, followed
by Mrs. Pendleton's Four-in-Hand,' y
a charming play in two acts.
The two young maidens, who appear
in this little drama, are eminently fitted
to fill the parts assigned them.
Miss Mabel Horn is blond with all
the grace and beauty of youth, and
Just that touch of Irish which makes
Erin's women so irresistible. Miss Ray
Lamprey is a simon pure Minnesota
girl. And if there is anything more
delightful than that to be seen in
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ONW W2zOlI
SIXTH AND ROBERT STS, ST PAUL
HOSIERY 4S9Sm MP gngEn; saz
SIXTH AND ROBERT sTs., ST. PAUL

"uAvkky AMI ONDEN-
uUOIEuI WEAR Now
is the time to prepare for Hot
Weather, while stocks of Hos
iery and Underwear are COM
plete. Many lines of the best
things are frequently sold and
broken dur ing the first rush.
First selections are choice. We
name a few attractive specials
for Monday:
Women's Imported 1E.
Sleeveless Cotton LeC
vests. .............. ........
Women's Best Imported IN.
Lis1e Thread Sleeveless SyC
Women's inest Imported 10.
Sea Island Cotton Vests, with 4(1C
short or no sleeves. .........
100 dozen Women's Silk Vests,
with pretty crochet neck and IN
arrns-pink, blue, cream, 4yC
white and lavender. ..........
so dozen Women's splendid on.
quality Pure Silk Vests, with NyC
short or no sleeves. .........
25 dozen Women's Pure Silk Vests,
with pretty hand crochet O. ~
lace neck and nj .4y
arms
Women's pure Thread. Silk Stock
ings,our regular So. Is quail CT I0
ity, black only. NI.N
Tomorrow. w................
To close the balance of our finest
hand seam Sea Island Cotton IN.
Stockings, the $1.00 and SIPS yC
kinds, tomorrow
Buy our Csc Sea Island Cotton
Stockings tomorrow. They lll.
will be higher under the new 4yC
tariff. For Monday. ........
Children's Hosiery, the best inn
ported makes, 25c, 55c and Soc pair.
A complete line at each price named.
A very complete assortment of
Women's Tights, Pants and Union
Suits now in stock.
Women's Bicycle and Golf Hos
iery, the only complete stock in
either city. Prices reasonable.
Sole agents in st. Paul for the
Celebrated Ypsilanti Union Suits
and Tights.
| Send Fur Storage without delay.
Phone or postal-we call.
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expressed it's gratitude for all that has
been done by these busy men and
women, and feel assured that this en-
tertainment will be one Of the most
perfect they have ever presented to an
audience.
Boxes have been secured by Mrs
George r. Young, Mrs. Maurice Auer-
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

Al 0VFS Never Never and md. no .
such a Glove stock as you'll find
at Mannhcimers'-the pick of
the worlds very best. That's
why we are doing the Glove
business of the two towns, and
that's why this has come to be
known as the Glove Headqu ar
ters of the Northwest. It could
scarcely be otherwise with
these to show:
The Reynier Gloves.
Perrins Peerless Pique
The Celebrated Maggioni, and
80 The Best Dollar Glove in the World.,q4gT
See our Sixth street window display
of Kayser Silk Gloves-the patent
finger tip Glove-the kind that the
tips outwear the Glove. Our prices
are SOC to SIPS. We show all the
new styles, with 3-stud fastening
black, white, new violet and green
shades.
AS a Monday special we offer the
finest quality Chamois Gloves II.
the ideal Summer Glove 1C
warranted wash leather, for
See our line of Bicycle Gloves.
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RI nay DEPT. Monday
ULUHN will be another

~SVuuuv WILL OS Uho'
great day among those Ladies
ready to-wear Suits--what's left
of that lucky purchase OF 300
from the New York maker.
Those who came Saturday and
bought literally know what we
mean. Those who did not come
have one more chance-a chance
that should not be overlooked.
Such bargains are rare--even
here.
Only one suit to customer, none
on approval. All alterations made
without extra charge. Be here early
for best choice.
Black, navy, brown, green, plum
and Yale a11-woo1 Cheviot Serge
Suits, si1k-1ined Eton, silk lined self
belt Eton, trimmed stylish1y, with
tailor-1nade buttons to match Others
of Storm Serge, fly front. silk lined
REFER. And others of Storm Serge,
silk-lined Eton, every skirt properly
cut and made-none bet G. NJ
ter-$10.o0 and $3.50 val D4.yO
ue, 1oI
Stylish Al1-Woo1 Me1tonettes,
cadet, green and brown, Branden-
burg style, new Eton, tuxedo front,
full braid trimmed collar, lapel,
front and back, silk lined, self belt
| Others of black, brown and navy
| Cheviot Serge, silk lined fly front
REFER. Others OF al1-woo1
mixed cloths, with fly front CL NJ
REFER, $3.50 and $3.50 OO.yJ
values for. or.................
The above and all suits included in
| this sale are frst-c1ass, nothing in
| ferior or unbecoming a Mannheimer
| stock.
LADIES' JACKETS-They are
still coming and still selling. Satur-
days express brought many more.
We point with pride to Jacket stock
that has no equal west of Chicago.
! They are made the Mannheinler way
all that's right in quality, style
and co1oring.
Swell Jackets in Kerseys, Vene-
tians, English Whipcords, in fact all
the leading fabrics used in Jacket
wear--every style in use this season.
many that were priced up C11 an
to $3.50 and s16.5o. The GiL.W
Monday price. .........
Every one beautifully lined with
changeable Taffeta, Satin Duchesse
or Satin Tailor Serge.
SIS. 90 and $3.50 values for 5000
$50. 90 values for. so
| $3.50 values for or..............S5.O 90
LAUNDERED WAlSTS-New
arrivals of the most stylish fabrics
in use this eason--han dsome pat
terms and colorings. The latest in
| detachable collars and cuffs. Prices
are from 6Oc to $3.50.
SEPARATE SKIRTS-Beauti-
full new Separate Silk Dress Skirts
came during the past few days. AS
a Monday special we mention Black
| Gros de Londres and Bro o. IN
cade Satin skirts-the nj.
!, 5000 ones--for .....
LADIES' BICYCLE SUITS
Every day we hear the ladies say
that the Nash, the Comfort, the EN-
pire and the Imperial Suits embrace
every practical and sensible feature.
The following are Monday specials:
Handsome Nash Suits, a1l-wool
| fabrics, others in hard-fnish Co.
verts, with hat, 1eggins and cc M
belt bag, blazer and Eton OJ.VJ
effects-S7.50 values. -.
| Other stylish a1l-woo1 fabrics, D
button and 1-button blazer, Eton,
Norfolk and Refer Jackets, O. "a
with Nash or divided skirt, sD .s)W
regular $12.50 value. ...., vs.
Other fabrics in tan, brown, gray,
hello, plum, green and cadet, with
the new circular saddle seat skirt, the
Nash, Empire or Imperial skirt.
Prices from SIS to $25.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

Send Fur Storage without delay.
Phone or postal-we call.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

kHlII ORDERS. = No delays.
mHIl here. We always give
out-of-town patrons the benefit of
our experience in selecting and care
fully filing orders, which are inva-
riab1y shipped same day instructions
are received.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

hQT DEPARTMENT Head.
"' quarters for Wedding Gifts
and Card Prizes.-New goods at low
prices. We invite all to visit us on
the third floor.
Specials For Monday.
Cut Glass Berry Bowls, O. on
bijou pattern, value $500. 0LsO
Special. each.
Cut Glass Finger Bowls, Straw
berry and Fan pattern, star IN.
bottom, regular price $1.Oo. ,)yC
China Bread and Butter Plates,
various decorations, value f1 IN
$500 dozen. Special, per sN1 1aIy
Dresden Decorated Pin Cups, vel
vet cushions, any color, reg "a
lar price S1.oo. Special, UyC
each. .................
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SUMNER SILKS;

Don't fail to read every special
item, as among them are many
}announce hentS that will interest
every onf. A saving of many
dollars mSy bsfeffected by buy
ing FonArds0i Grenadines and
Summer $lks Aere this week.
s NOTE-Ne Aever were unable
{ to furnish RIGHT shades in Tai
s Beginning M pday morning at
I }o'clock, we.wi1l Sell
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

Send Fur Storage without delay.
Phone or postalEwe call.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

rim DEPARTMENT -There'll be
FIN coolish days, though-wi Sc
acres say at least one frost
in May. A lot of new Fur Collar
cites came by Saturdays express.
Two leaders for Monday:
Handsome bright Astra- rk NJ
khans, made in the new I'M WA
peria1 sty1es-$1O ones for.
Alaska Seal and Persian Lamb
combinations-$22 so val Or M
ues. The Monday NIL.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

ing Foul hrds2i Grenadines and
Summer $lksAere this week.
NOTE-Ne Aever we're unable
to furnish right shades in Tai
{ 'ssss: sssssss:inaias napaay morning at ,
'o'clook' w1sgwi1ll Al
At Tweaty Gents yard,
Pure White Habutai,
Cream White Habutal,
Good Black Habutai,
Twilled India Silks.
Checked and Striped Wash Silks,
Actually worth SOC a yard.
At Forty Gents a yard,
White Brocade India Silks,
Cream Brocade India Silks, H.
Black Rrocade India Silks. j.
Black 27-inch India Silks, Ii !,
Colored Moire Silks, I'll
All-Silk Black Grenadines, III
Heavy Black Taffeta Silks, J.
Novelty Foulard Silks. II
Actually worth 75c and $1.00.
At Sixty Gents yard,
New Plaid Taffeta Silks. ~
New Check Taffeta Silks,
New Stripe Taffeta Silks,
Heavy Black Brocade Silks.
Heavy Black India Silks,
Choice Warp Printed Grenadines.
Heavy 24-inch Black Surahs,
Changeable and Plain Taffetas,
All-Silk Black Grenadines,
Choice Designs in Foulards.
} Heavy Black Taffeta Silks,
Actually worth 81 90 to 81 so.
At Eighty Gents yard,
Heavy Black Moire velours.
Heavy Black Moire Velours Fa-
Heavy Black Moire Antiques,
Heavy Black Moire Francaise.
Heavy 24-inch Black Gros Grain
) Silks,
Extra quality Black Taffeta Silks.
Choice Large Designs in Black
Brocade Silks,
Superb qualities Black Satin Ouch
esse,
! Heavy soft-fnish Black Peau de
{ New Novelty Taffeta Silks,
) Actually worth $1.25 to $1.75.
s GRENADINES = Seems al.
5 most unnecessary to advertise
}Grenadinesz-tney advertise them.
! selves. We have sold double the
quantity so far that we dared
s hope to sell the whole season
: Recorder after recorder has beer
! given for Grenadines-go out a:
s fast as they come IN. A new LOT
{ready Monday-the choicest De
; signs ever produced. Prices are
5 from 4Oc to $500 a yard.
: FOULARDS- S-Our third ship
; nent of these pretty, practica
{ summer Silks goes on sale Mon
s lay. Nowhere else can such {
s ovely assortment of choice
Z 7oulards be had.
5 Come Monday if possible. Sill
bargains will then be plenty. 70,
5can't make a mistake by coming an,
lay. Better, Silks, more Silks thar
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02
At Forty Gents a yard,

White Brocade India Silks.
Cream Brocade India Silks, Il
Black Brocade India Silks. i.
Black 27-inch India Silks,
Colored Moire Silks, I'll
All-Silk Black Grenadines, III
Heavy Black Taffeta Silks, J.
Novelty Foulard Silks, II
Actually worth 75c and $1.00.
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bach, Mrs Forepaugh, Mrs. J. B. Hox-
sic and Col Clough.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

: Send Fur Storage without. delay.
Phone or postal-we call.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

Mrs. J. B. Darling, Of Holly avenue, will
entertain Informally Monday for Nine. Car
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

Mrs. Norval Marchand of Merriam Park,
entertained at luncheon Wednesday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Graves entertained at
cards and dancing Tuesday evening at their
home at the Fort for Mrs. Graves, birthday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

Mrs. Victor Gilman, Of Holly avenue, en-
tertained at luncheon Tuesday for Mrs.
George Bull, of Indianapolis. Mrs. Bull re-
turned home Saturday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

Mrs. U. B. Curtis, of Fairmount ave
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Mrs. A. D. S. Johnston of Ashland avenue,
entertained at euchre Tuesday evening for
Mrs. Hellis. The guests were: DR.. and Mrs.
W. E. Dadmun, Mr.. and Mrs. Tooker, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. W. Fagiey, Mr.. and Mrs. P. H.
Ryan, Mrs. Rossell and Messrs. F. Hanson and
c. NJ. Hubbard.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

st. Paul people were represented in the
audience which. greeted the production OF
Twelfth Night at the university last even
ing,
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

Miss Abbie Warner, of College avenue, en-
tertained the members Of the Etcn Euchre clut
and few friends Wednesday afternoon. Mrs
Reuben Warner Jr., Mrs. Eugene Towle, Mrs
George Keller, Miss Lamprey, Miss Denegrf
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-01-29

thought must relinquish my hold.
b. a piteous cry from Lola nervsd
the TO fresh effort.
| saw now the two cut ropes. an J
grasping Que in each hand. | drew
myself up. using the knottcd rope as
s,ightly as | could and so rcscntly
! scrambled upon the 10 lge
Lola was lying uDon thu ground
drawn against the rock round which
she had passed the knottcd cord.
The ball had struck her and she HAD
fallen, but the devoted girl had
passed the moose round her body.
and so saved my life tor the sec ond
time | knclt beside her. and raised
her head. She opened her beautiful
eyes, and smiled. as she took my
hand. She could do no more.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-01-29
LOUD BILL OBJECTIONS
Magazine Publishers Enter Protest-Theii
Committee Heard.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-Whcn tho
Senate committee on postofices and
post roads resumed its hearing on tho
Loud second class mail bill to-day, Or,
vile j. Victor, chairman of the New,
York committee of publishers, said
the bill was to the interest OF expresa
companies and opposed to tho in
tercst of the public which demanded
good and cheap literature. lie
called attention to the large
amount of government matter n
ricd free which would, he said. go
far toward accounting for the postof.
flee department deficit and created a
general laugh at the expense Of the
committee by reading II newspaper
extract ch~aracterizing most of this
matter as congressional buncombc. "
John Elderkin of the New York
Ledger. claimed that under the pro-
posed law, such papers rs the Ledger
would be excluded from the privilege
of being entered rs second class mail
matter.
s. $. Mcclure addressed himself cs.
pecially To Senator Chambers proposed
amendments to the Loud bill. He as
serted that the one referring to the
distribution through the news agencies
would have the effect of requiring
publishers Of magazines to organize
their own system Of distribution. and
thus both increase the cost as well as
decrease the circulation of their publ
cations. Any addition to the cost
would render 1t impossible to publish
ten cent magazines. To advance the
price of magazines to fifteen cents
would be to cut the circulation in half.
Senator Chandler said he did not pro-
pose to press his amendment
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-01-29
THE PLAGUE
England Doing Everything Possible nom-
bay In BAD shape.

LONDON. Jan. ?5.-In the House OF
Commons Lord George Hamilton, SOC
rotary of state for India. made n long
statement ON the measures taken by
the Indian government to copc with
the plague. lie pointed out that there
was no epidemic except in bombay,
karachi and roonah. Experts, he adj
mittcd, predicted some increase of the
plague In the winter, but the govern
mcnt was hopeful that the measures
adopted were beginning To make u real
impression upon the plague and that
its decline might hcnceforth be noted.
NEW loRK, Jan. .a-Robert 7. Ryan,
for fourteen years u resident of India,
declares that the British government
could not possibly be h,ld responsible
for the famine OF plague and con.
tinues: 1.-The native quarter OF the
city OF Bombay is well conditioned for
plague ravages 1t includes the
dcnscly populated parts of Mnza-
gon, Girgaum, Byculla and Parel.
The entire section is badly venti-
lated, badly drained and exposed
to all the noNious vapors and
stcnchcs arising from the flats or
marshes, through which runs the
famous open main drain of bombay
City. The natives, of many castles and
crccds, huddlc together by the thou.
sands III hot and stuffy tenements or
low matched houses of luth and
plaster. They literally stew in their
own grease with the open drains,
often stagnant and pcstiferous, before
their very doors. The Uindoos, and
more particularly the jams, who
abound. are fanatical i'm the matter Of
preserving all animal and insect life.
AS II consequence creeping things of
all kinds exist in myriads, and scam
per ut dusk around the bare legs of
moneylcndcrs busy over their greasy
ledgers. Adjoining the Victoria and
Princes docks the grain merchants
permit blue rock pigeons and rats to
multiply by thousands, even to the
detrimcnt of their own grain bags, and
these creatures are active agents In
transmitting germs Of disease. In ma
tive sections there are half u dozen
or SO notorious thoroughfares whore
the most fragrant European and Asiatic
vice plants itself. and il IN right here
that the plague has conferred. To burn
down the greater portion Of the native
quarter of Bombay would he to per
form an act of temporal as we'll ms
physical publication, despite the fact
that such world famed places rs
Bhindy bazaar and the Marwadi bazar
would go too
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-01-29
NEARLY CAPTURED.
WEYLER HAS a MARROW
ESCAPE.
The Captain Generals Negro BODY Guard
Encounter. Insurgents Read, for II SUR
prise In n Town and sunor severely In
the Ensuing Mnchctc Conflict

NEW York, Jan. ga dispatch 10
the Herald from Havana says. 'Eigh.
teen of Captain General Wcylcr's
special escort of guides, q corps of Gu.
ban negroes who enjoy the distinction
Of guarding the person of the captain
general when he takes the field, have
arrived here seriously wounded with
machete thrusts. Several have since
died. From their accounts il is clear
that early on Tuesday morning the
rebels under Aranquren and Arrange
made a startlingly bold and dashing
attempt to capture the captain gen.
eral, which was nearly crowned with
success.
General Wcyler, who was march.
ing surrounded by the column of Col.
onel Scgura. entered the village OF
Quatro Camiros on Monday afternoon.
Orders were Mt once given that all of
the inhabitants should leave their
homes within two hours. The village
being deserted. the torch was applied
and all the houses, about 300 in mum.
Der, were destroyed, The captaiS
general then proceeded toward Co.
paste, sixteen kilomctcrs further on
the road to Guincs. Copastc was
reached after nightfall and n corps OF
guides was sent forward to recon
hotter. General Wcyler, with the main
Spanish column. under Colonel Scgura,
halted some distance outside the vii
lagc. The insurgents, Mt the orders
of their leaders, had concealed them
selves in the houses in the town.
Their plans were evidently well laid,
and II is quite probable they might
have succeeded in captur ny the de-
sired prize, the Spanish commander
himself. And in any event. from their
covert they could have inflicted great
loss upon the Spanish column. as II
entered the town u%npreparcd for an
ambush conceived under such unusual
circumstances and In SO bold Il manner
unfortunately for the fultllment
of the design of the i%nsurgent leaders,
while the Spanish scouts were engaged
in the Reconnaissance, the guns of some
of the concealed rebels were accident
ally discharged, giving the alarm to
the royal troops Before the Spanish
advance guard recovered from its sur
prise the rebels, seeing that their plar
had partially failed. rushed from theiI
places OF concealment and attacked tn,
enemy with great fury. inficting severe
loss in their resistless onslaught. So
bold, in fact, was the insurgcnt col
umn that it pursued the rapidly re
treating Spaniards to n point almos
within range of the troops in Genera
Weyler's main body and easily within
the compass of a field glass. II the cap
tain general had cared to inspect tn
dispersal of his own soldiers.
Captain General Weyler spen
Wednesday night in Guenas and, az
cording to official report received here
expected to enter Matanzas Thurs
day."
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I had no hesitation In showing
them. aud when he had seen the
splendid results they already showed,
he formally sanctioned u renewal Of
our engagement; but we lad not
waited for that consent to let our
hearts Join in unconstraincd delight
Our second engagement was hup-
PLY longer than the first. but we
were married the week aftor the
vines were cleared.
Brace was ut II wedding break
fast. When il was over. he took
some of the flowers from the table.
and disappeared for some days. !
knew how he had spent the brief
holiday. II | had entertained any
doubt. il would have been dispelled
when. on his return. he took the old
agreement from his pocket and
pointed to the postscript:
ut Is understood between the
above partners that. in the event OF
a lucky find. the Kid shall not be
forgotten"
And indeed in my wife had found
a dearer prize than any | had
dreamed Of when | signed the com
pact
-, 1885,
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-01-29
4 Small Boys Big Scheme.

..Gent'men," said a bright-eyed,
dirty-faced boy about 10 years old,
who invaded a lawyers Office. al
amt beggin', but Pm out O. work an
I'm tryin' to borrow 'nough money
to buy gun"
What do you want OF a gum" in
quired one of the clerks.
".Want to make q Twin wild 1t.
don't want a Expensive gun. know
wher' I can git one fur a dollar naf,
an III pay 1t back IN two weeks.
will, honest"
.'How are you going to make
living with a cheap gun, my boy"
'Killin' English sparrers. I'm
n o. dc unemployed, but amt got
down to soup houses yit. I'll eat d.
birds an git two cents apiece fur de
heads. Seop"
He got the dollar and a hall.