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ADMINIsTRATOR,s sALE.v

Mott Q Is hereby given that pursuant TO IL
cense from the Pronate Court for the County OF
Cumberland, shall sell az Public Auction on
the premises, on the twenty eighth day OF July,
A. ID 1892. at ten o'clock IN the forenoon the
foli!wing described real estate situated Ia Pow
nal In said County, viz: beginning at q stake
Standing by the side Of the Town road. twenty
TWO l22l RODS northwest Of the middle
branch OF Royals River, thence southeast
Dy sara road twenty-five rods to the
middle Of said branch, thence north 70 degrees
east 10 sAid branch thirty-six 1857 rods, thence
n .ss " degrees east thirty-six (sj) rods.
thence north degrees east six (6l rode thence
nofthwest twenty-four rods 10 a stake and
stones thence southwest seventy one and ons
l9ll n l-2l DDS to the bounds first mentioned,
containing thirteen acres and one hundred ami
nineteen square rods. > = 4 -. = =
Being the same lot of land conveyed to Au-
gustine w, Allen by Samuel j. futile BY BIS
DEED q dated May sist. A. D. 1882, and recorded
a " County Registry Of Deeds Book
...,.. CHARLES L. DOW,
Aqmt nj OF Estate ef Augustine w. Allen.
June, A. D. ls9s. ieS1Iitwswru
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, July 1.-THE following
pension changes resulting nom the issue
of June 30, are announcsds
ORIGINAL.
Thomas Keegan. Cooper's Mills, 50;
Eben HI. Sanborn, Belfast, $40.
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS. ETC.. -.
Abel Pare, Biddsford, 50. ..
REISSUE.
a. ----.i.
Sarah e. Boulter. Kittery, %.
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Kockland, July 1.-THE schooner Vicks-
burg Of Bucksport bound from New York
to Bangor, struck on Hay Island lodges
during the5 night and was considerably
damaged. The vessel was floated and WI 8
run into Seal Harhor. where she lies. sunk
this morning. The crew reached shore
in safety. The vicksburg carried cargo
of geo tons Of coal. She Ia 81 years old
and registers SO tons.
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HORSE FOR SALE.
Sound and kind, can be
seen at Wilson's Stable.
Federal street.
s4S ~ anr16dfP

FOR sALE--.Bargains in our "made strong
trousers we sell for sf.00, lis. 1.5o. 400
sold any where: II not ssfisfae tory on exaInin-
alton money viii be refunded by returning to
Us before having been worn. HASKELL s.
JONES. Lancaster Building, Monument Square,
Portland. Maines IA
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ALLEGED BURGLARS ARRESTED.
PASSPORT, July 17.-JudsoI Billiard of
Midtown, who is alleged to have COM
mitted several burgIarics In this vicinity
during the past two years, was arrested
here today by City Marshal Faheys''7s
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LOST AND FOUND.

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SUMMER BOARD.

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one week for 30 cents, cash I'm advance.
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JEWElRY REPAIRING.

WE are familiar with all kinds OF Jewelry
w repairing and have made 1t speciality
for years. We are now ready 70 make 70 order
anything In rings or pins of any special design
NEY, the Jeweler, Monument Square. Portland.
janl2dn
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FOR sALE-5o magnificent cottage lots, at
a Ottawa Park. (Chn Cottage, near Cape
large ocean frontage. electries pass every 20
minutes, nothing finer on the coast directly
and prices at our Office. DALTON s. CO.. So
Exchange street. 14-f
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WANTED-As graduated nurse. who can
w furnish references OF character. kind and
gentle disposition and ability to caro- for the
SICK, The care OF nervous and insanity eases.
corner High. laz
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. protestant woman
OF refinement 70 take charge OF infant tn
Of home comforts and fair wages Apply be-
tween ten and six o'clock at 1a8 HIGH 81.
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E0R SALE-Pneumatic piano box, used few
times, sell at big discount. Bike sulky,
use for Il says sch. BRADLEY & SMALL. 50
Preble street. 121
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HELP WANTED.
WANTED. FEMALE HELP.

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Observation-Disclosures.

WE have large assortment of Diamond
Rings, Pins, Ear Rings and Scarf Pms,
al good quality and perfect This Is a very
easy way TO buy o Diamond rs we make the
payments SO BY that you will not miss the
money. MCKINNEY, The Jeweler, Monli-
ment square. feb9dtf
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NO MANSION.

Washington, July 1.-THE contribus
lions today to the Dewey home fund
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EOR sALE-At reasonable price, new mosquf.
Il TO proof tent, specially adapted for camp
ing in the woods. Apply to Agent Maine
Steamship Co., Franklin Wharf. I'LL
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FOR SALESMAN farm in Falmouth, about
one mile from Grand Trunk Station and s
miles from Portland, 81 acres, under cultiva-
ton, room house, barn, WELL young orchard
and woodland, 5000 will purchase. GRO. r.
JUNkINS, under U. s. Hotel Monument
Square. Ill
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WANTED-Girl OF experience for general
w Homework. Apply alta HIGH ST.
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FOR SALE-A well established dry goods
= business In manufacturing town in Cum
berland County. The store is In a plate-glass
front brick block In best section of town. The
stock is clean and attractive and will be sold at
low figures. For further par tculars enquire OF
and l66, Middle street, Portland. Ne. ia
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WANTED-Capable American girl wants
w position in small family 10 do general
Homework In city. Apply 40 CHAPEL ST.
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And will buy you such a pretty Ring at
Mekenney's- thousahi solid gold Rings
Diamonds. Ona. Pearls. Rubies Emeralds aud
al other precious stones. Engageuens and
Weddlng Rings q specially. largest stock In
city, MCKINNEY. The JeWeler, Monument
5q0afe. mar22du
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CARRIAGE HORSES FOR sALE-A pair Of
~ handsome black, wen matched. carriage
broken, gentle and have always been driven in
e private carriage. Can be seen at lakewood
Farm, Oak Hill, Scarboro. Maine. Apply TO
Building. 12-1
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FOR SALE-Just received new process Ed
y son and Coldmbia records; also a fine line
q monographs, Graph0phones, GramopDones,
Banjos, Guitars Mapdolins and Music Boxes,
Books, Rolls, POPULAR Sheet Music and all
musical merchandise and trimmings c. @.
HALVES, JR., AL Congress street. l4i
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EOR SALE Elegant new room house. cor
= ner OF DeerinS Avenue and William Sd.
Open plumbing. hot water heat. architects
plans. corner lot, beautiful suburban home.
Price to suit and terms easy. c. B. DALTON,
So Exchange street. JuDe0dtf
FOR 5ALE-New. 8 fiat block 70 rooms on
each faD on High street. everything frst
class and strictly up to-date; finely finished,
plnmbed and heated, nothing better: rents fQf
$40 per year will pay over per cent net O.
y. DALTON q CO., 50 Exchange st. June9-tf
EoR sALE-Here's anotheri Elegant. new
a. . plne room house 8, on Eastern Promenade
gas. bath, hard wood floor, very slightly, BAY
windows, and piazza. Only $1,000 down, balance
June9u
FOR sALE-Look at thisi New two story six
room house and 5000 feet of land in Deer
ing for Sl4o0, only 5000 down, balance only Sl1
per month; don'twalt until some one buys It
away from you. c. B. DALTON, 50 Exchange
street. June9du
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GENERAL agent wanted by Boston house,
~ salary and commission, small capital re-
CURED TO carry stock. Address MIR. BENIN
SON, Falmouth Hotel. Ill
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CLOCK REPAIRING.
MISREPRESENTATION.

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u EsTAURANT for sale, good chance for the
f,o,lra ent " garry; Inquire az No. / CUSTOM
nOOoE MdAhf. 1871
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FOR sALE-The popular songs. aust One
Sun Went Dowp,D zone NiTht IN June "My
9ld New. Hampshire Home,s where the
Sweet Magnolas Bloom. and all popular
each. Address G. X. HALVES, Portland Me.
III
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nEsK ROOM TO LET For lawyer or steno-
~ grapher. with use OF private Office, type
writer AID vault ROOM 20. First National
Bank BulI1lng. 15l
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EOK SALk-500- shares treasury stock OF
1000 shares Of kialto Mining ana Leasing Com
paDy's stock. First class Investment For
PROSPECTUS and Information address OLIVER,
tnis once. 1911
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wANrED-AGENrs.

A GENTS and canvassers to sell Admiral
n Dewey pictures cabinet photos 81 per 100;
portraits t22 X 2e) heavy paper, IS per 100,
rush; illustrated circular free. A. NIELEN,
Publisher. Cincinnati Ohio. juiylodiaw4wM
WANTED-A live agent for this city Ad-
" dress 7. s. NEWELL, Westboro. Mass.
BOX 100. 16-1
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TOR kBNT-west of High street convenient
to Congress, modern apartments con
tsining7 rooms with baths, open freplaces
separate heating apparatus, windows screened
and shaded. etc. price reasonable to desirable
tenants. For full particulars apply Real Es-
tate ONCE, First National Bank Building,
FREDERICK 8. VAIL. 19i
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$9.99 WATCH.

20 year gold filled case waltham or EIgin
Nicke! movement, warranted to be the best
watch for the money. MCKINNEY, the
Jeweier Monument Square. ie9
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A new convenient rent OF 5 rooms, not water
GEO. d. CLARK. jui2dtf
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A THOUSAND RINGS

TO select rom. Diamonds, Opals, Peal,
hupys and all other precious stones, Engage
stent and Wedding Rings speciality, Largest
mock In the city. 1cKENNKY, the Jeweler
Monument Square. marchi0dtf
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FOh sALE-Matehed pair OF horses. weight
liVo zach. good readers, drive double or
shs'e. Can be seen at STABLE, "a Pine sd.
ISL
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ri o LET--For the balance oil the season, n
= fully furnished cottage of six rooms at Ire
fethens Landing. Peaks Island. Apply 10 DIR.
g. 4. DOW, 607 i-2 Congress sc. i4-1
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WANTED-A companion for an eiderl, lady;
w must have experience In caro- of old
people and nursing. Address with references.
x, Argus Office. iii
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SCHOONER sTRIKEs ROCK.

Sarah e. Boulter. Kittory, s.
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RUsINESS chance; grocery well located, on
~ corner principal street. good neighborhood,
good stock. trade and fixtures. living rooms,
rent $40 month; right place for man and wife,
no team; price $500, Investigate. GROCER
sI9 Columbus Ave, R0xbury, Mass. III
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122 Park street. near Spring street, con,
taining 8 rooms, bathroom, laundry and up-to-
date plumbing and heating, a low prics to
272 Middle street, or the owner. l2I
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ONE Of the best openings fos one or TWO
~ smart young women In a thrifty manu-
featuring town. III health compels me 10 seII
my millinery and fafcy goods business, which
have successfully fun 20 years. MRS. A. 8.
Wilton, Maine. III
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EoUND-A sure cure for chatting Ia hot
Il weather A Brazilian Chatting stone viii
prevent and cure. Send 25 cents TO PARKER
PEASE q CO.. Bar Mills, Maine. 2s-4
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A S1ORk THAT HAS VANQU|SHfD FIVE lions.

Baron Stein o; Poppelsdorf. near
Bonn. Germany. is an amateur ami
NAL tanner, and has for his amusement
small menagerie in park adjoining
the Old summer residence OF the CO.
logne Electoral Princes in Poppelsdorf
Among other wild beasts he owns five
African lions, from two to six years
old They were raised with hyenas,
with whom they live on good terms.
though occasionally one OF the big eats
knocks hyena down and scratches its
face just 10 show who is boss Of the
cage.
Having taught these animals all that
he could, the baron decided 10 intro
duce novelty into the performances
which he is in the habit of giving be-
bird He looked at Fritz for second
or two and then tried to crawl back to
his family tail first; but finding the
means of egress locked. he raised him
fore an admiring circle Of friends. An
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He carries pack with him ar all
times, even when hunting. SO that
should he run across an old gum scar
he can take advantage of it without
making another trip. When spring
opens he returns to civilization. tough.
rugged and hard as seasoned oak. and
he may have a pack Of gum to the
value of several hundred dollars: but
money is all gone, and probably some
one will have TO "grubstake" him II
he is to go for gum again.-New York
Tribune.
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CHAPTER XXI.
] Rescue the Mate

Pale as marble, with his lower jaw
relaxed and his eyes almost closed,
motionless as if dead, but, nevertheless,
still breathing slowly and heavily, poor
Mare HislOp lay in his bed the clothes
and pillows OF which were saturated
with blood. for he seemed to be COW
cred by wounds, and the crimson eur
rent had flowed over the piles OF his
favorite books, which were scattered
upon the cabin floor, where they had
been trod under foot by Antonio while
overhauling the repositories of the IN
fortunate proprietor
Sbuddering. and in haste, we lifted
him from the bed. muffied him in a
blanket and conveyed him. passive as
child In our hands, from the cabin.
As We passed our, for moment it
seemed as If the ruftianly Spaniard re-
pented OF his temporary clemency: for
when he saw the pale bloody and in
sensible form of the poor fellow traileG
past. he made an ominous stride to-
ward us, and threateningly clutched
the haft Of the Albacete knife in his
sash. Then waving his hand, almost
contemptuOusly. he said:
"Basta-go, go-it matters little now.
either to him or to me. Demonio, I
always strike deep"
Alarm and pity endowed us with I'M
usual strength, and we bore the speech
less victim of Antonio up the steep
stair to the deck, where our crew. with
muttered oaths of vengeance. and ex-
pressions of commiseration. bore him
into the forepart of the vessel. There
bed was made for him on deck: for
GOODNESS. an awning was rugged over il
and we had his wounds examined
We found deep stab in the neck.
most dangerously near the jugular
vein; n second in the breast. a third
between the bones of the right forearm
and fourth in the left thigh: all had
evidently been dealt through the bed
clothes. and with savage energy Of
purpose.
Go be continued.)
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We'll. hombre, what Of him." growl-
ed Antonio.
He is bleeding 10 death. and l wish
to move him
Do as you please; he will be food
for the fish before the sun sets"
You will allow me to take him on
deck" said |, earnestly, almost i'm
ploringly.
Yes; YOU have done me no harm"
Che repeated this very often); woe TO
those who have done So"
CLEAN Of suspicion flashed in the
eyes of Antonio as he said:
True; but not a man shall enter
here, and leave alive. The ship-boys
may assist you; but | will shoot the
whole crew down like dogs if they ven
ture TO approach me; SO ! give you
hye minutes TO carry the contra macs
tire TO the fOrecastle hunks. or TO pitch
him overheard. whichever you please,
though the last would please me-"
Five minutes?"
Yes, five by this watch" he added.
pulling out of his fob a gold repeater,
which. even in the excitement OF the
moment, ! recognized to be mine. the
same which my mother gave me when
first left home for Elton. and of which
had been robbed at Tenneriffe. There
was no doubling the little rings and
charms which my sisters. Dot. Sybil
and one of their female friends had
appended to il; and thus | discovered
another black link in the life of An
tonic
dared not appear to recognize i
when his strong brown hairy hand the
bloody spots on when made me shud-
der. held it toward me. lest he might
shoot me down, but summoned Billy
wilkins, the cabin hoy. by desiring the
man at the wheel Ito pass word for
ward for him and another apprentice"
The boys came. but not without great
fear and reluctance: and while Antonio
proceeded leisurely 10 make another
paper cigar, keeping his ears open for
every sound and his black eyes fixed
keenly on us the while, We entered
the title stateroom of Mare Hislop and
beheld a sight which filled us with the
deepest commiseration and dismay.
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self 70 his full height and uttered a de-
fiant roar.
At this the stork's neck feathers
bristled. He lifted his bill in protest,
"clappering" as only a stork can.
The strange noise upset .Zampa's
self-control, and he stood still and
dropped his tail slowly when tha blood
Of his fathers rose in him again and.
whipping his TANKS with his tail. he
cautiously advanced on the enemy.
covering occasionally, as if preparing
10 spring.
The stork viewed these warIike prep-
arations with increasing anger. and his
bill worked like castanetS Standing
for second on his strong middle toes.
he raised his wings and aimed as il
about TO hit the lion in the eye.
The lion hesitated again. aud was
lost. The stork flew at him and bored
his sharp beak into his adversary's
nose. which began to bleed As the
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was sent into the cage. He showed in
turn establishment, a disposition for
flight and half-hearted defiance. The
stork. on his part. tried TO keep out OF
fight as long as he could finally turn
ing his back upon his foe.
The lion couldn't let that opportuni-
ty pass without trying TO profit by it.
He was about TO spring upon the stork.
when the latter wheeled about with in
credible swiftness and hit the lion in
the face. drawing blood. Zampas
brother ran at once. He had enough.
Lion No. 3 Jared no better than his
predecessors. The two remaining
lions. however. had more perseverance.
Each returned to the attack after being
punished once. and. in consequence.
Fritz bled each twice. after which they
ran away as fast as the others had
done
On the next day the two biggest lions
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HUNTING SPRUCE GUM.
Life of the Adventurous Maine Woods
men Who Collect It.

men Who Collect 1t.
Although chewing gum of various
pepsin and special digestion
aids--can be procured at every city
corner from the penny slot machines.
nothing has ever taken the place or
the genuine spruce, and il still sells
at a high price. 1t cannot be Initiated,
nor is there any counterfeit which is
anything like it. Some of the drug
Rists in eastern Maine have contracts
for spruce gum aggregating thou-
sands of dollars. Some OF them nave
"staked" gum hunters and sent them
into the woods. Most of the Maine
gum finds It's way 10 the city markets
that demand for consumption the
round, red Jumps that CLEAN WIN IN
ner FIRE like the bloodstone. This
choice gum is readily sold 10y the
Maine wholesalers at $3.50 pound
Gum hunting has many elements like
rubber cutting in the tropics. the men
burying themselves in the wilds for
months. The expenses of the hunter
are almost nothing. and ;he receipts
from his quest are likely 10 be in tn"
nature of a small Klondike ind. Some
tobacco. "A few bushels OF beans. some
coffee. -four and fat meat. With the
game he kills, furnish him bodily sne!
for the season, while he will frequently
In single day secure gum that Will
not him $40 in the market. He is IN
dependent. too. with his canoe. his
snowshoes and his gun. His canoe
will be laid up during the winter. but
when the rivers open he will bring
down his winters finds. He is not
likely however, to work any too in
dustriously in gum hunting but rath
er to make short days and fish and
hunt the balance of The time. A few
days bard work will furnish him a
epzy shack in the deep forest near the
lank of a stream. and with wood I'M
limited and sharp AK he is not likely
to suffer, and when a storm is on he
does not leave his comfortable camp.
The solitude OF the thing would drive
many men mad. but the northern
woodsman is different from most men.
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CHAPTER XXI.
I Confront the CubanO.


From the wild thoughts anu fancies
which the horrors OF that early morn
ing. our strange situation, and my own
rather active imagination, were sug-
costing. ] was reused by Ned Carlton.
VINO OH being relieved from the wheel.
aame forward to- the bows. where most
81 the crew were seated on the wind
ass. or were lounging against the bits.
specuiating on what might turn I'D
next
In an excited and impressive man
ner. he reported that he had heard
from time to time. the sound of moans
as from some one in great pain in the
cabin; that he believed that either the
captain or mate yet survived; and IL
We could get down by any means we
might be in time to save one or the
other. II he was bleeding to death.
the victim could not last Tonga little
time. and we should be too late,
This information Increased our anx-
iety, and greatly excited us.
Remembering the manner in which
Antonio first came on board-the mvs-
terry o. his being alone in the blood
stained bOst-his dreans-the disap-
pearance of ROberts-the occurrences
of the mOrning-and though last not
least. the roagh treatment TO which
the crew had subjected him on the
night We passed the line-pons were
very willing TO enter the cabin where
this savage CsbanO. flushed with
brandy. bloodshed and ferocity, sat
With loaded pistols in his hands But
III felt that something must be done:
that. while Doubt remained it
che Md he solved. ard life so i'm
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Cries for Vengeance.

A clergyman, who was investigating
London's slums, found the body of a
child occupying the only bed in the
one room where a large family lived
At night the body, so he was told. was
placed on the shelf. where the small
supply of food was also kept In
another family the children took turns
in sitting up at night to protect the
rest of the family from the rats.