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The daily news., 1900-02-24

Don't buy anything IN
furniture or house furnish
in9S until you hare seen
MarStOn g. FiRch'S stock.
Their prices are LOlO;; their
stock Us complete, and they
WjU sell you JOhGt you JCGnt
on lone time.
The daily news., 1900-02-24
PRIMARY PUPILS.

Mr.. Geo. Abram Smith, professor
of vocal music i'm the Clutter Con-
sprvatory. especially desires a few
nupilS who are not able 10 read
music. in order to demonstrate
methods of primary instruction
which cannot fail to give perfect
satisfaction TO the parents of such
pupils. 1871
The daily news., 1900-02-24
Who is RAIDER?
He's is the Furniture
Man,
A SOLID CARLOAD

OF Duffy's Malt Whisky, the best for
medicinal and family use, has been
received by Eugene ArbODa, and ! .
is selling it at 81 "a bottle. II il the
most reliable medicine on the mar
ket for lung troubles, dyspepsia, de-
bility and malaria. Try it.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

Il ned bronchitis every y inter for
years and no medicine gave me per-
manent relief till / began To- take
One Minute Cough Cure. know il
is the best cough medicine made"
says J KOOntZ, Cory, Pa. Itquickly
cures coughs, colds, Group, asthma,
grippe and throat and lung troubles.
1t is the children's favOrite remedy.
Cures quickly Hargi-' Parmacy,
John Sheppard and =. Kahn.
The daily news., 1900-02-24
Five Thousand Rolls

of Wall Paper in stock, all Of the la
test patterns, and more coming.
Prices from Sc to $l.75 per roll, J. r..
Ross d Co., No. IL y. PaIafoX,
Phone 3S2. 2if-tf
The daily news., 1900-02-24
Three Large Stores

Full of FURNITURE. The finest
line of Walnut Bedroom Suites ever
shown in Pensacola. Pretty, neatly
finished 1900 oak Bedroom suites at
all prices. Rattan and CObbler Seat
Rockers, big and little, cheap and
high. Look at them.
o. NJ. PRYOR'S
Bargain Furnishing House.
The daily news., 1900-02-24
u. LuIrs Couch Syrup is the remedy ON

q uich you can depend fOr the cure OF pro-
-ractsd cough or lung affection brought on
bv exposure To cold. II il the most excel
lent medicine sold. A bottle costs only
-
The daily news., 1900-02-24

a very elegant dinner was give
on Wednesday by Mrs. Will Ferris
in honor of her =. will not say
what birthday The decorations
were delicate and beautiful, consist
ing of white hyacinths and ferns,
boutOnniers of the same lovely flow
ers being furnished for the gentle
men and bouquet for leach lady.
Covers were laiu for fourteen and n
menu worthy of the occasion was
served
The daily news., 1900-02-24
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup is not common

every day cough miNJure. IL is a marvel
Gus remedy for all The troublesome and
dangerous cOmplIcRt ions resulting from a
cold ln the head, throat, chest or lungs.
sold for > cts.
The daily news., 1900-02-24
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative BromO Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II 1t fails to
cure. +. W. Groves signature is on each
box. &c
The daily news., 1900-02-24

On the same evening the Misses
Aiken gave to their dancing pupils
at Cutters hall a charming SOiree,
which was 80 well attended that be-
side the dancers on the floor almost
the entire row of Chairs around the
hall was filled with spectators, who
seemed both Interested and charmed
with the graceful movements of 50
many little ones, all daintily dressed
and each face expressive of so mucn
pleaeu TIE march of about fifty
pupils, led by Lazar Calm and Helen
Whaley, was a marvel. Like little
soldiers, each one carrying a flag,
they marched single file, by twOs,
fOurs, eights, obliquely and then the
columns divided in two, one half
marching under the crossed flags of
the other column, making a most
attractive picture. These young la
dies certainly have made a most
marked success in training the lit
tie tots" in the terpsichorean art.
The younger pupils left about ten
p. IN. From then until twelve the
older pupils together with any visit
Ors who chose to join in the dance
passed the time very delightfully."- to
the measure OF BarTiOs' inimitable
music. Several of the German fig
uTes were introduced and rendered
with grace and skill.
The daily news., 1900-02-24
ATTENTION:
Members Pensacola Lodge No. 3
knights of Pythias.

Attend regular meeting Monday
night, Feb. 18th, at 7:3O O'Clock
Work in the rank of knight by the
famous Senatorial Team, and other
business. Members of sis
ter lodges and visiting brothers cor
daily invited.
II. JEUDEVINE. &. &.
II. HORSLER, *. of K. d >.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

Thursday evening at Hotel Es-
Gambia was held the annual banquet
of the Sons Of the Revolution. On
The daily news., 1900-02-24

Nm. Johnson q Son have another
4uge in their advertisement. in
issue. Look it up. It is better
.u usual. dui larger than ever.
The daily news., 1900-02-24
lNONG Our
ADVERTISERS.
How the Daily News Best Pa
irons Are Prospering.

through Its Efforts a Reaction Ha'
$uocee,Ied the BuII After the HOIi
DAYS. aud Busine - - Seeking Those
Who Invite il Through tho Col
unnns ot The News
Naw comers. as well a. old resi-
s.ntS, should not overlook the Gas
mpauy's advertisement Of gas
-eS.
Star Laundry, series OF illus
-a. IA advertisements always offers
-.s-4thIng new and interesting.
Nm. Johnson q Son have another
4uge in their advertisement. in
issue Look il up. Il is better
.u usual. dui larger than ever.
g. r. Brawner's advertising j. al
a.y- attractive. but never more 80
..aa now. lou cannot afford To
-- a..
Go 10 Turner for your plumbing
..i wnil,- there, talk over with him
..lr plans for new house.
The Forbes Store advertisements.
4u-ed in this issue, will attract
s.sr attention. The senior member
.- lust returned from the Ea-t ard
whats everybody 20 know what he
..-ut there.
TIE. change Of advertisement oi
-.. Peoples Store will surely take
...lr eye. II YOU have not seen II
a a f..f q
-t, acqaaiuted with Mr.. Schwartz,
'.e proprietor.
Hail 4 KIein's place on South
r4tafoN street j. surprise 10 those
40 have not visited II.
The Levy-Pou Co. j. selling more
DDS than ever before At this time
.tle year. That l. because they
t..aw how To advertise literally and
Hu,inuously.
SEQ. Wilson d Co. opposite the
.ron depot, continue {" receive
sally the freshest of vegetables and
.nlutry produce.
rohen. Friedman & Co. of the
Ea.ket store have probably sold
more goods from their Big Bargain
.yrrti~ement than ever before in
..aIr history. but they have new
Hi.. ia this issue. Read it all care
.-l.y.
IoSaph Coleman, the popular
..ataior. has a new advertisement In
Sd this issue, and those who need
-rod goods in his line, az living
prices. will do well TO read II and
ale with him.
a.ntz & co. are having great run
.. tleir fine Western Butter. Give
..-m a tIial order.
This l. the sort Of weather when
..al.p-on. Olsen d Co, the coal
.a-u. have hardly time 20 sleep.
ud your orders in for 1uel before
...- stock J. entirely out.
~rl Calm & GO. have a complete
-.nrk "f Lenten delicacles aud VIII
.aalI7h a list " specialJle~ next
H..-b. Call and see their stock
E.ai ;ha new advertisement Of W.
.. green * Go.
.4ie-. the furniture mau, has -oNse
-.ccS in this iSSg-. Read them.
- r. Ross * Cos advertisements
AID b- read carefully. ILey are
.'-rr~tluE.
I.a Great Family Medicine OF The
h..' For sore thro1t, "argle The
.ast with a mixture 81 PAIN
rs -IEE and water. and the relief i
mediate. and cure positive. X
.-.j not be forgotten thar the
f.Ia-kiler i equally a. good 10
.-D- internally a. I" use eXterna.i%-
The daily news., 1900-02-24

The Thursday afternoon euChre
.club held their last meeting Wrdnes-
day afternoon at the houe OF Miss
Lizzie Rogers. Miss Austin won the
first prize, a cake plate; Mrs. K. f.
L. Daniell, consolation. 4 pretty pin
tray. and Mrs. Messick the BOBBY. a
box of candy. I he club will meet on
next Thursday with Mrs. Welles.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

Su6cribe TO THE NEwS only 10
~--t> per week.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

r % Star Laundry series Of illus
IA advertisements always offers
r4thIng new and interesting.
The daily news., 1900-02-24
EVERY DROP

Of medicine that goes in
prescription filled in thi- store y
perfectly pure. Pure drugs mean u
speedy recovery. Poor drugs mean
a relapse. You wan. the best. Let
IL fill your prescription. and supply
other medicines. ". 7. Green II { o
''Tre Prescription DruggI-t,' - :.
Palafox street. Phone $50.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

Naw comers. a. well a. old resi-
t.rtS, should not overlook the Gas
mpauy's advertisement Of gas
-e-.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

through Its Efforts q Reaction Has
<uocee,Ied the BuH After the HOIi-
DAYS. aud business - Seeking Those
Who Invite ia Through tho Col
umus Of ] he News
The daily news., 1900-02-24

At Cutters hall Friday evening
Mrs. Bingham gave a very success
ful and delightful card party, from
which was realized a good sum for
the benefit of st. Michael's church.
There were twenty-five tables and
at half-past ten o'clock the prizes
were distributed as follows: Mrs.
Hagerman, ladies first prize, a hand
some vase; Mrs. Martin, ladies sec
Ond prize, a beautiful drawn work
scarf; Mr.. Sam Gonzalez, gentle
mans first prize, a silk umbrella;
Mr.. Hal BrOsnaham, gentleman
second prize, a silver mounted
clothes brush; Mrs. Turtle Of the
navy yard won the consolation,
very daintily embroidered picture
frame. Delicious sandwiches and
punch were served after the cards.
At the close of the games, Miss Har-
gis delighted the guests with whist
ling in her most charming manner
the "Mocking Bird" and Way
Down Upon the Sewanee River
After this little dance was INDUCED
in and the pleasant evening thus
ended.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

Miss Daisy Cohen entert4ined the
Young Ladies' Euchre club Thurs
day afta rnOOn. Miss Sarah Kahn
won first prize, a lovely gold purse :;
Miss Louise Kahn, second prize, a
bottle of perfume. At five o'clock
dainty refreshments were served
and the evening came to IA close with
the promise of reunion at Miss
Sarah Dannheisser' on next Thurs
day.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

The Misses Wentworth entertained
the Thursday Afternoon Euchre
club on that evening. The score
cards were exceedingly pretty and
appropriate. souvenirs for Washing
tons birthday, being silver and gilt
hatChets. Seven tables were filled
and after eighteen games were
played the prizes were awarded as
follows: Ladies' first prize, "A silver
nut cracker, to Miss Lizzie Rogers:
Mrs, Bingham consolation, silver
spoon, and Miss Smith, BOBBY, "A
hatchet tied with crimson ribbon;
Gentlemen's first prize, a silver
mounted comb, to Mr. Stillman;
consolation, a silver pencil, Mr.. An
derson; BOBBY. toy drum, tied with
ribbon, Mr.. Davis. Delicious re-
froshments We're then served and
tho guests departed after a very de
hghtful evening.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

You c0nh0Ue 9IU$SeSprOp-
erLy fitted for your eyes that
are q comfort and u pleas
Ure to 1OeGr, BY DR.. II. VII
coz, the OpticJGn, ut E. M.
andersen s, JeiCeLeT.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

D r. Ross * Cos advertisements
..3 be read carefully. TLey are
--ra~tluE.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

The u-ual games Of whist were
played at the Progress club On
Wednesday evening and Miss Sarah
Dauheissrr won the prize. a very
dainty gauZe fan. After the c4Id-
dancing was INDUCED IL for some
hours.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

g. r. Brawner's advertising l. al
a.y- attractive. but never more 80
..aa now. lou cannot afford 10
H.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

I.. Great Family Medicine OF the
h..' For sore thro1t. gargle The
.stt with mixture ot PAIN
. -IEE and water. and the relief i
mediate. and cure positive. X
-..-.j not be forgotten that the
f.Iu-kIller j. equally "a good 10
-e- internally a. u use eXterna.i%-
AVnId substitutes. there l. but one
"ala-kilier, Perry Davis. Prlce
-..- aud 5uc.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

.4ie-. the furniture maU, has -oHst
ices in this Issue. Read them.
The daily news., 1900-02-24
Hot lunch on NIardi Gr.s

Hot Lunch on MaTdi Grss
Ladies' Of st. MichaeI'- parish will
serve hot lunch on Mardi GraS day
in Mr.. J y. Andrew : store on Pala-
fox street. Reasonable prices will
prevail Parties promising dona-
tion- are requested 10 have the lat
ter sent in by Saturday next. 2Jf4t
The daily news., 1900-02-24

Thursday being holiday the ten
mis- courts were filed and the Golf
erS were decidedly en- evidence. A
very pleasant way of throwing the
sporting social world together.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

E-ai ;ha new advertisement Of W
green d Go.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

Go IL Turner for your plumbing
al whil- there, talk over with him
..Ir plans for new house.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

- Calm & Go. have comp!ete,
-.rrk "f I.enten delicacies aud VIII
.aalIeh list of sQecialJle> next
H...-k. Cali and see their stock
The daily news., 1900-02-24

This l. the sort Of weather when
..ar,p-on. Olsen d Co, the coal
a-n. have hardly time 10 steep.
ud your orders in for luel DeioIe
...- stock J. entirely out.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

Io~aph Coleman, the popular
..uthier. has new advertisements in
3D. this issue, and those who need
-ood goods i'm his line, az living
..-.,.-. will do well to read II and
-.l ie with him.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

dsntz d Go. are having great run
.. -leir fine Western Butter. GIVE
IN "a tIial order.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

cohen. Friedman d Co. Of the
t4.ket store have probably sold
more goods from their Big Bargain
.yerti~ement than ever before IN
..aIr history. but they have a new
.iI. ia this issue. Read il all care
ally.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

,-,o. Wilson d ca. opposite the
.ron depot, continue {" receive
iaflv the freshest Of vegetables and
.auutrv produce.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

The Forbes Store advertisements,
uEed in this issue, will attract
..sr attention. The senior member
49, lust returned from the Ea~t ard
,aal- everybody 20 know what he
------.f f.t.rt..
The daily news., 1900-02-24

Hail q Klein's place Cn South
'4lafoN street j. a surprise 10 those
80 have not visited II.
The daily news., 1900-02-24

The Levy-POu Co. i selling more
taS than ever before At this time
.tle year. That l. because they
...aw low To advertise literally and
Hu,iuuoUSly.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-11
MADE A WORLDS RECORD.
Standing Won in Head-and-Head
Finish With Admiration.

New York, July 10.-A worlds record
for a mile and a sixteenth and a head
and-head finish in the First Attempt
stakes were features of the days racing
al Brighton Beach to-day. Standing, g.
year-old chestnut colt by Candemas-
The Lioness, was responsible for the new
record, winning cleverly by one-half
length in las To- supplanting the old
mark of 1854
First Race-One and one-sixteenth
miles. Standing, 10 ], won, with Ad-
miration, 8 10 10 and out second, and
Charentus, 6 TO l. third. Time, l As is.
Second Race-Five furlongs. Petra H.
10 l. won. with Shark, % TO l and to
!, second, and Princess Ottilie, so to /,
third Time 90 10
Third Race-One mile. Precursor, to
/. won. with Her Ladysmith, II to 20 and
out, second, and Brusquerie, 30 to l, third.
Time 1:41.
Fourth Race-The First Attempt
stakes, five furlongs. Water Color, 8 10
3, won, with Outlander. 6 to and / TO
2. second, and Termess, 90 J. third
Time 1:00&4.
Fifth Race-Eurdle, one and one-holf
miles DR.. Eichberg, TO 8, won, with
Draughtsman, 20 TO ! and TO !, second
and Klondike, 50 10 ], third. Time 2:45.
Sixth Race-Sollng. six furlongs. Leeds
Vile, 10 10 /, won. with His Royal High
ness 4 to ] and TO s, second, and Sky
Scraper, to 3, third. Time 1:13 Is.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-11

they can go just so far and no farther
Here and there they have shut down
mandatory or closed up an institution
and affected some individuals, but we are
not looking from that standpoint. When
we look a the 100000 of our population,
we say they are only procuring cheaper
and buying for less money these products
than they could have done under other
circumstances.
With the final disintegration of trusts
and combnes-which will inevitably come
when financial disaster and shrinkage of
values shall come-of course the surplus
of their product will be thrown upon the
market, and only the stockholders In
these trusts and combines will suffer AS
sure as that the sun shines, whenever
any institution becomes unwieldly be-
cause of its size and bulk, It will finally
fall of its own weight
1 am an eXpansiCnist, and believe that
one of the causes of the stringency and
shrnkage Of values in this country is be-
cause we have not gone out over the seas
with our products as we should have
done. While there is a demand for our
products Of the farm and mandatory
of this country there will always be plen-
ty Of money; but when wheat and corn
and cotton and all kinds Of manufac lures
are a drug on the market and no demand
for them then we have strngency and
hard times But when the highways over
the seas shall be laden with our products
into foreign countries, and the gold is
brought back in the ships, then we shall
flourish perennially. These great combina-
lions are the only powers in this coun-
try that can do this thing for us. A negro
and an old mule can make corn and cot
ton; fellow with a two hundred dollar
saw mill can make lumber but only ag-
gregations of wealth can build ships and
open markets in foreign lands.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-11
FIRST MORTGAGE FILED.
BANKRUPTCY Courts Not Doing Much
in Macon Vow

Macon. Ga. July 10-The first mortgage
of the Waycross Air Line Company was
filed in the Superior Court OF Bib county
yesterday, and the work on this railroad
which is 10 extend from Macon to Brun-
swick by way of Waycross, is now pro-
crossing rapidly. forty miles of the track
having been laid already.
The charter for this road was granted
in 1888. II hos been completed as far as
Ashley, Ga. The president Of the road is
Mr. John + Wadley, son of the late VIII
liam Wadley of the Central Railroad.
John A. Berriman of Baltimore and Miss
Amelia Wood, daughter of a. l.. Wood,
were married this afternoon.
Macon's delegates 10 the Chiefs, Clerks
and Sheriffs' Convention will leave here
tomorrow night.
Supreme Court has declared that the city
of Macon cannot put a high or prohibitory
tax on money lenders.
Bankruptcy courts have almost gone out
Of business since the Uniter States Su-
preme Court ruled that such courts have
no Jurisdiction over third parties to whom
transfers of property have been made
Lawyers here claim that this renders the
bankruptcy law useless as creditors care
nothing about declaring a man bankrupt
if they canot reach the property which he
has fraudulently disposed of.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-11

disjointIng part of the frame and plac-
ing the bones back in the same position,
but about a foot at least apart in the re-
gion of the thigh, hight OF seven feet
and more had been obtained. OF course,
when covered with the skin and wrapped,
as all mummies are, 1t would be impossi-
BILE to detect ordinarily the Fraud but the
professor, by noticing the size of the
knee joint, which had purposey been left
to protrude outside of the wrappings, as
If age had shrunken the parts, saw that
the bone could extend only a certain
iength-ss far as it would in an ordi-
nary man, while In the giant the bone,
though the size of that of the average hu-
man, had been made to appear to reach
foot greater in length, So the museum
never got possession Of the giant.
IN various implements supposed to be
relics of ancient civilization there have
been thousands of fraudulent specimens
made and sold as genuine. All sorts of
stone utensils and axes, purportng TO be
of old Indian origin, are shipped to the
bureau, but in many cases the fraud is so
transparent that even a novice could de-
tecL it,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-11
DISCOMFORT
AFTER MEALS

Faling oppressed with a sensation of
STIFFNESS and finding the food both to dis
tend and painfully hang like heavy
weight at the pit of the Stomach, are
symptoms of Indigestion. With these the
sufferers will often have Constipation, In
ward Piles, Fullness of the Blood in the
Head Acidity OF the Stomach Nausea,
Heartburn. Headache, Disgust of Food,
Gaseous ErUctatons. Sinking or Flutter-
ing Of tho Heart Choking or Suffocating
Sensations when in a lying posture, Dir
illness on rising suddenly, Dots or Webs
before the Sight. Fever and Duh Pain in
the Head Deficiency of Perspirstion Vel
lowness of the skin and Eyes Pain in the
Side, Chest, Limbs and Sudden Flushes
of Heat. A few doses of
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-11
COATS OFF AT ATHENS.
NouBg Men Rebel at Custom and
ResoINe 10 keen Cool.

"es"i'e :" 'Nep
Athens, Ga, july IU.-OVer forty OF the
most prominent young men of Athens
have ioined the "Anti-Coat club" formed
,o.,,s- ~. 1Jar,.o,, c+o,,alI Sc nresi-
dent OF the club when IS causing more
comment than any organization formed
hare IN ,,ears
.e.-., ,.,,,,,,,o- ~ the
oh SUNDAY ai'ei i'o0i' d
members got together ana prom
IN body up ana do"h several u w
principal ahofousAldIes' Cod'a i"F -
feiegated 10 the rear ana we "a
costume among the young HleH u
chy consists chlehy Of nee sIi'i -
snd outtonless trousers A4'ls " e0''
sno attrae'iVe alpea' aI0 -. y, ,,toros,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-11
DIVORCE IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Court AnnuIs Marriage Contract,
which Amounts to the Same.

which Amounts TO the same.
Columbia. S. c., July 1O-A marriage
contract has been annulled by South
Carolina court-a practical divorce after
the parties had been man and wife for d
little over one year.
Miss Fannie v Litlejohn and Rev.
Stephen A. Nettles were married June %,
1899 MIR. Nettles had been prominent
figure in South Carolina politics before en-
tering the ministry. For years he was
editor of a paper in Darlington and taking
an active part in the reform movement
was sent 10 the House and then to the
Senate. He was a strong prohibitionist
but gave his support to the dispensary as
a practical road TO prohibition, and was
the author of the dispeusary bill, known
as the Nettles Compromise, that attracted
the attention Of the legislature and the
state several years ago.
on the death of his first wife Mr.. Nettles
retired from politics and journalism and
went into the ministry, being now pre-
siding elder in the Methodist Church. He
married d second time some years ago,
and the marriage last June was the third.
The case was heard in open court by
Judge Aldrich. The action was brought
by Mrs. Nettles on the ground that at
the time of her marriage her mind was
so much impaired by reason of a serious
physical ailment that she was incapa BILE
of understanding or carrying out the mar
riage contract. Soon after marriage she
was placed under a specialist and her
mind has been restored, and she alleged
that now she did not wish to carry out
her part of the contract. Mr.. Nettles had
treated her kindly but she would not as
sumo to him the relationship of a wife
The plaintiff was represented by two
prominent lawyers. while the husband who
appeared as the defendant, had one of the
ablest counsel in the state. He resisted
the appeal for anuulment
Judge Aldrich held that under the evil
dence, the contract was In the eyes of
the law, no contract and he so adjudged
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-11

Of course, is not worth the paper it is
written on. II is none of the company's
business
And there are worse things than star
walton down in the forehod. / can't state
positively, but / have good reason to he
lieve that there is many a man that shios
on a cattle steamer at New York and
never aches London. What happe ms rs
him? lie is first robted and then, when
he goes to squeal is chucked overheard
with knife in his gizzard. OF course we
never hear anything about II. We don't
attempt to keep track Of all that gang"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-11

for watches money or valuables, they are
not safe for a moment in that gang. [
have had poor, weeping wretches come to
me and complain that their money and
welry had been stolen. But / could do
nothing.
ITO go down and make an investigation
among those wild beasts would be Ia king
ones life in his hands. Not even an officer
would do except in cases OF real emer-
gency Some times the stifts clothes are
taken, ana when he arrives in London
God knows what becomes OF himl The
catchers promise to send him TO Warsaw,