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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-11
TRAMP'S DLABOLICAL DEED
Simeon Graves Prominent Farmer of Salinas Ca His Wife,
Farm Hand and Boy Assaulted With Hachst
Two of Them Will DE-

skull The tramp then returned to the
boy he had bound and inflicted wounds
with the Ratchet.
On returning to the house the tramp
attacked Graves. who was armed with
a .32-caliber revolver, which he fired
twice at the tramp, missing him both
times. The tramp Wrenched the pistol
from Graves and fired one shot into his
breast. When Graves fell to the floor
the tramp bound him and struck him
two heavy blows on the head with the
Ratchet, rendering him unconscious.
Mrs. Graves, in another room of the
house, heard the shots and came to the
rescue of her husband. The tramp
felled her with a blow from his
Ratchet and beat her into unconscious
ness Then the wouId-b be murderer
ransacked the house, emptying every
drawer, evidently in the hope of find
ing a considerable sum. He secured $I1
and fed, at the same time taking a
shotgun, which he afterwards threw
away at the side of the road
The injured people were not discov-
cred until noon today.
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CALINAS, Cal, Dec 10.-Simeon
Graves. a prominent farmer. and
his wife. together with George AL
len, a 14-year-old boy. whose home is
in San Francisco, and George All
bright. a farm hand. were brutality as
saulted by a tramp last Monday night.
George Allen and Albright will die.
The physicians say that there is but
little hope for the recovery of Mrs.
Graves and that the condition of Mr..
Graves is very serious.
On Monday evening the tramp ap-
peared at Mr.. Graves door and asked
for a drink of water and food and for
permission to stop in the barn. Graves
sent young Allen with him TO the barn.
The boy carried the light. When out
side, the tramp grasped his arm, took
the light from him and threw him
down, after which he securely bound
and gagged him with ropes which he
had at hand. Aiming himself with a
Ratchet the tramp went to the barn
and attacked Albright, fracturing his
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-11
oseooD IN CONTROL.

? Denver, Dec. 1O.-Harmony char :
acterized all the proceedings at :
: the deferred annual meeting of :
, the Colorado Fuel & Iron compa- Z
ny, which was held today. AS the :
result of the compromise reached :
by the contending factions, John :
T. Osgood remains at the head Of :
= the management as chairman of :
, the board of directors. On,y four :
= changes were made in the list of :
, officers. j. II. McClement sue :
, ceeds Dennis Sullivan as second :
, vice president. and George Gould, :
, J. H. McClement and A. c. Cass :
: succeed John w Gates, ]. A. Blair :
, and J. A. Mitchell as members of :
; the executive committee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-11
,,ILLEMsTAD. curacao, Dec. 10.

Vv,ILLEMSTAD. Curacao. Dec. 10.
w There was a great patriotic
demonstration in Caracas at 8
O'Clock last night, when the news ar
rived that the British and German
warships had seized the Venezuelan
war vessels at La Guayra. Crowds
quickly gathered and paraded the
streets Of the capital displaying ban
ners and singing patriotic songs. Vio-
lent speeches were delivered at vari-
Gus points. The populace marched to
the palace Of President Castro, who
addressed it. The mob then moved on
TO the German legation, shouting:
Death to the Germans!" The win
2 dows were shattered with stones, and
attempts were made to force the doors
but the latter resisted these efforts,
and Madame Won Pilgrim Baltazzi,
the wife of the German charge DAT
flares. who has been i'll in bed for the
past two months and therefore could
not leave Caracas with her husband,
was thus saved from violence The
crowd then marched to the German
consulate and the residence of Dr.
Koehler. again stOning the windows
and attempting to force an entrance
Inc ponce Ildue no emu / ~ NiNbCAs~
the demonstration
Police Station Crowded.
The excitement was still intense
when at 10 O'Clock at night the gov
eminent ordered the arrest of all Ger
man and English residents. One hour
later 125 persons prominent in social
and commercial life were crowded to
gether in the police station. All the
British residents were arrested except
Albert Cherry, of the Venezuelan Cen
trail railway, and w. w. Wallace.
manager of the telephone company,
who escaped to a place of safety.
Ninety-seven German residents were
arrested. among them the German
consul. Valentine Blohm. and Herr
KNOB. manager of the German Central
railway. Herr Simross, chancellor of
the German legation, was met by the
police near Bolivar square and ar
rested
Amid cries of Death to the Ger
mani" and Down with the foreign
ers!' the populace directed its way TO
the German residential quarter ana
gathered outside the Hotel Klindt and
fhe German club. vociferating and ut
+ering insults The Belgian charge
d'affaires. z. S. Goddart. was arrested
bv mistake for a German because OF
his fair complexion. In spite of his
Vigorous protests he was taken 10 the
police station. but was released ten
minutes later.
Minister Bowen Acted.
On learning these incidents United
States Minister Bowen and Secretary
W. W. Russell went at once to see
President Castro, and after a long con-
ference succeeded in obtaining the re-
lease of DR.. koehler, Madame Won
Pilgrim Baltazzi's physician and Con-
sui Valentine BlOhm.
Minister Bowen obtained the official
authorization of the Venezuelan gov
eminent to represent German and Brit
fish interests during the imbroglio. The
government has placed an embargo on
the British railroad to La Guayra and
the German Central railroad from
Caracas to Valencia.
The populace is still intensely eX-
cited and the situation is regarded as
critical The British and German flags
have been publicly burned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-11
IN DEFENSE OF PRESLEY.
Sensation Sprung in Murder Trial
in Montana.

MissouIa. Mont. Dec. 1O.-The de-
Tense in the case Of Ira PRESLEY. on
trial for the murder OF his wife, sprung
a sensation in opening its side today
Attorney Parsons declared there were
Illicit relations between the murdered
woman and a tiecutter, whose name
was not given He claimed it would
be shown that PRESLEY and his wife
had frequent quarrels on this mans
account Further. he said the defense
would show by cirCumstantial evidence
that this man, angeTed at the woman,
had beaten her and inflicted the wounds
that caused her death, and had then
cut Pressley's throat while he slept
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-11
BURGLARS BLOW POCATELLO SAFE Open
fspeciaI 10 The Heraldl

DOCATELLO. safen
in
Mr. the
TO
the
of
the had fd the door right off and hurled
The cafe had then fed
piles,
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-11

Victor. Colo, Dec. 1o.-william Parr.
tons Independence mine, has been no
titled by cablegram of the death Of his
uncle, Sir Thomas Pitkin, in England.
Parr is one of nine heirs among whom
the estate valued at s7,500.0O0 win De
divided.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-11
EXPLOSION OF GAS.

Boston. Dec. 10.-An explosion of gas
ripening bananas. injured a number of
persons today J. J. Mccarthy, former
surveyor of the port of Boston: Joshua
Holton, former state senator and Fran
els Southwick. all of whom were pasefng
the building, were among those hurt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-11
URGENT NEED FOE MONEY.

Washington, Dec. 10.-Secretary of
Agriculture Wilson appeared before the
house committee on agriculture today
to explain the urgent necessity of an
appropriation to enable his
department TO stamp out the foot and
mouth disease now prevailing in some
of the New England states.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-11
SECRETARY HITCHCOCK BLOCKS THE VA
lsnecial 70 ne Herald.l


WASHINGTON.
w TO
calling
the acted accordance with the
was
when
by
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the 0 Ito wills
t IS 0
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-11
SUFFERING IN GERMANY.

; Berlin, Dec. 10.-The extremely :
cold weather prevailing in Ger
, many, in connection with the hard :
times. is causing much suffering.
, Many persons have been frozen to
, death IN the western industrial Z
, provinces and also IN the north Z
? eastern provinces.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-11
PosToFFIcE ROBBERS.

Bloomington, His, Dee 10--JOhn
Lovett and Arthur Aldridge Of Onagara
were arrested at Buckley by United
States marshals, charged with robbing
the postoffice at Buckley on July II Of
500. BAH was fixed at $4,000 each
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-11

Atlantic City, n. J.. Dec. 10.-The
two-masted schooner A. L. Lee,
Haverstraw, n. Y, for Atlantic :
City, was wrecked today of this :
city. The crew, after being al
most frozen. was rescued by the :
lifesavers. The vessel VIII be a I
total loss.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-11
MURDERED AND ROBBED.

= BeIlfontaine, O., Dec 10.-Aaron I
= Van Vert, a wealthy bachelor, :
' ged so. was found dead today I
= with a bullet hole in his breast I
y His house was on fire. A consid- I
= cradle sum of money hidden in the I
= house is missing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-11
CAPTURE OF THE BOLIVIA.
Venezuelan Gunboat Had No Choice
But to Surrender.

But to Surrender.
Port of Spain, Trinidad, Dec. 10
The British cruiser Charybds seized the
Venezuelan gunboat in this harbor last
night She landed the Bolivar's officers
here. while the British sloOp Alert took
the crew of the captured gunbOat to the
port Of La Guayra, situated on the Ven
ezuelan coast opposite to the island of
Trinidad.
The British torpedo boat destroyer
Quail has sailed with instructions to
capture the Venezuelan war vessel now
engaged in blockading the mouth of the
Orinoco. The entire coast of Venezuela
from the Orinoco river to La Guayra
will be blockaded from today by British
war vessels, while the Venezuelan coast
from La Guayra 10 the Colombian
frontier viii be blOckaded by German
war vessels.
The commander of the Charbds sent
an officer and thirty men with a letter
to the captain Of the Bolivar informing
him that he must not leave the harbor
of Port of Spain without British per-
mission. He further intimated that re
sistance would be useless, whereupon
Lieutenant Huarado, on behalf of the
captain of the Bolivar, who was alb
sent, surrendered and the commander
of the Charybds placed a crew aboard
the Bolivar. The officers of the Ven
ezuelan gunboat accepted an offer to
land here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-11
SUGAR REFINERs STRIKE.
HETR no VAST SUN.

/ San Francisco Dec. 1e-Three hundred
/ employees of the Sprecklss sugar refinery
I went on strike today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-11
SHIPS CLEARED FOR ACTION.

warships. however, in the meantime had
for
of taking
this afternoon
sailed
of believed that
with
and
population sheed other action taken
by the Anglo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-11
PLAN OF CAMPAIGN.

Venezuelan Coast Will Be Patrolled
by Launches.
Berlin. Dec. 10.-The naval plans of
Germany and Great Britain provide
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-11
Sensation Sprung.

After the superintendent of schools
IN Lackawanna county, J. C Taylor.
and Superintendent of Schools NJ w
Cummings, of the borough OF Oliphant.
had told the commission that p 1-S
pei. cent of the children in the mining
region were out Of school. a sensation
was caused by the testimony OF John
Early. a check weighman employed at
the Gypsey Grove colliery of the Erie
company. who was president of the
Gypsey Grove local. Early said he was
introduced TO a former mine foreman
named Michael Grimes, in the Lack
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-11
THE nETALs.

( Silver. f77kc per ounce.
copper, lOs4c- per pound; New York
SSll- - per 100 pounds.
Lead. $3.50 per 100 pounds; New York
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g esd 10 penunuoo)
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GERMAN SAILORS LANDED.


Cardone suburb of La which is situated the residence
Dla
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family
at
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FORECAST FOR SALT LAKE.
Probably rain or snow and cooler.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-11
ALLIED FLEET CAPTURES
VENEZUELAN WARSHIPS
Three of Them Taken Outside of the Harbor and
Sunk---WiId Demonstration in Caracas.
British and German Sailors Land at GuayaSeysa Acts of War
Have Been Committed

M four Britt cutter cap
tured
the German
which Were undergoing repairs broken The German cruiser
cleared for action The Venezuelan steamers taken outside the
a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-03-20
VOLUME Al.

foa nssi no, usft MP the lisss. ssia
tho lord Of The dining rcon. Its sssias,
the rules.
mske yon w doe sksteh. 10
shseh Is,,scb prssenlly my osp u.me,
replied the sriist, eonlir eips to male
lines.
! tell yea TO stop speilics tie ahl.
cloth, repeated The ttsdwsiit
10 vein the freuebmsn sIplsined tbsi
the hotel y. welcome TO col il on. .pd
have II irsmed He aii sny c.le In
fsris would ira snch = tribu,e from
his pen and would have Il framed snd
hspsios on The ~.ll Of The dinies-foou,
AZ be explained be tcpt on dssius no
I'll the bead ssits eoald stand il no
longer. sud bad him deposited on tho
Sidewalk.
Tho Frenchmsn wM ssdly tnendsd.
Indeed, u the whole traih Gas told, be
YES angry. ~ spsrJ ss he had yer been
10 bis liie, He cto,s,d fihh Avelue at
the risk Of being run dosn BY the ,tresm
OF cabs When he ~s sale on tho oppo
cite cn,b be tutDed aud laced The hotel,
His rage hardly permitted him to spest,
but 81 last be suceeeded
fissl be cried, aud he spa, 1t The hotel
through bis teeth.
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A Death-Bed Recognition.

"Uncle Jimmy" was 9 msp who had .
reputation for 'tis htness" 10 business
afisirs. which olurg to him the eniue
eisbty-odi years OF his liie
When be wss stricken wi,h what prov
ed TO be his las, illness. . nsiabbor osme
to see him who had heard hs was uesr
unto death.
The family we're gathered about the
~ on 10 vsrious stages Of grief. he bad
not been sn overly kipd husband srd
father. and tho sick msn Icy on his bed
With closed eyes snd labored breathing.
See IL be knows you, ssid the vile
tesrfully to the neishbor. Who tiptoed TO
the eide OF the bedand leaned over the
occupant.
Uncle Jimmy. do yon know me2 ssked
the neisbbor gently.
A deep silence hung over the room.
Finally Uncle Jimmy slowly opened bis
eyes and fred them inten,ly on the ques
tioner.
Know yoo' he echoed iesbly, reckon
| dol Where's that gallon OF vinegar you
owe me3
The neighbor had TO sctnowledge the
recognition was complete,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-03-20

10 read their papers, and ysi ,hsy couldn't
while this boz vs engaged 10 b. went
fai search, With the chances sbou, even
sbeihef bed sin or not
Fare nos there, hid ssid The eondpetor,
once more isehiiue The boy The boy
bsrdsd him The ioor psnnies ifom his
month siar politely rubbing them Cd on
bis ovtrcost sleeve. and he said, ui,h .
very baysb srir;
got The other oae sonsshtras Wal,
. minute, Mstsr.
Then the boy s.Ead up ., The ceiling
oi the car snd s,adied TOT . moment.
shile the o.he, passengers except tbe
ivo elderly men, Who looked ieroeious,
70 ,ied Tor bim 9Th sl their might,
The boy fel. ieptstively 1t bis LEI,
hand kniekerbocser pocket, but il ".
plsin TO see that be koew that vs DO go
For sboot halt . minute be looked wor
rid. and the sympsthetic psssens sts uor
ried along with him, ~ could be seen by
the tense expression on their faces ss
they regarded every movement Of be boy
With sttsinej. slrost feverish sttcntiop.
Then the boy reached inlo back pocket
Of bis kaicterbockers, brought forth one
Of those celluloid travelling soap boxes,
somewbst battered, took of the I'D, and
there. buried In . lot Of junk. was the
other cent
The sigh OF relief ttst ran around that
car vas distinctly audible The symps
thetio passengers, men aud women. settled
them selves back 10 their seats aud smil
cd st the boy, and two or three OF them
looked ss il they wanted TO jump up snd
suggest cheers. The the elderly men
violently again, resdiusted their
spec,seles and began again on their news
papers.
Then the small boy sst down. took y
neat looking change purse from the inside
pocket Of bis overcost. dumped the con
tents about w IN qustters, niokels snd |
dimes into bis hands and began count
ing il, whereupon the passengers Who
had been roofing for him but 3 moment
before instantly ire2s aud looked q, him
as il they considered him bad lot snd .
boy bound Straight for states prison or
worse.
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A Glover Witness.

At the X quarter sessions . petty case
Was being tried. A we'll known criminal
hwye. who prides bimssli upon bis
skill in cross examining 9 witness. had
an odd looking genius upon whom 10
operate.
You ssy, sir. that the prisoner 10 .
thiei2
Yes, sir, 'osuse why she confessed il.
Aud yon also swear she VAS employed
by you subsequent 10 the confession3
l do. sir.
Thet (siving q ssgscious look to The
couri We are to understand that you em
ploy dishonest people 10 work for you
even after their rsscslities sre known2
OF course, How else coold l get sssis
tance from slswyer'
The counsel only ssid. "Stsnd down"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-03-20

snt recess Of Cabs. ard nsy ihe povei
OF despoiis Spain sink beneath The bill
loss OF the ses, csfryiss Win u every
vlstsss OF the scsursed nstiop. Dios,
Oh. Pedro. my conisds my friend.
TIE esfsbiseros ssre close upon the
fasitius cos spd With . issi look Of
bis beloved comrsde the captain s,rach
bis spss deep 10 bis horses h,nk and
sped esstssrd.
Courage. senorits. o,ursse. be whisper
ed over end over sssip. Yet there re
msi1s one other hnsi resort II sil otbep
fail. l vill.ve yoo have yea faith 10
mel
And 10 snsver the sirl would iiit her
lace and cay
Faith unboundsd. You sfe . Cabsp
patriot
Nevs before bsd the young Cuban
been tlsced 10 such . critical position.
II It hsd not been for bis besutiiol charge
be would have turned back snd died
brsvsiy, 6shiiog over the body Of bic
slain conrsje. Bat ibis girl With the
lovely saving bsis sud The elorious eyes.
bad cast . spell over him which vs not
sssily thrown tf, she Vas more than life
TO him nov.
Oa. my God. they are Rsinina on ne
seoorl Ss,l They level their pieces -
they drel
Iniernoi The horse 10 struck he 10
dovbl Cling to me ssnorits.
TIE quarry wss runto earth. Valentines
les. resolve vas shattered, be could not
nov forfeit bis own life for that Of his
com mpsnion. But blood should Aow %
frte ss wsttr 10 tibet dark, gloomy psss
before be would allow himself TO be tax
en captive.
What was ths,i
A terrific explosion, = stream Of culver
ing q .me shooting ont from that impene
trsbls macs Of darkness, aud the fore
most drssoon iumbles from bis horse. %
iifsless ss the westher.bssten rocks sbou.
bin.
Cr-r-e.sckl
Viva Cuba Librtl
Aud they are saved.
The next dsy the insursent band car
ried the generals daughter and her brave
resouer 10 triumph back to the rebel
camp, and with bis darling the doomed
spy clssped close to his breast, the old
man implored God TO pour forth the
blessings OF heaven upon the heads Of
the two heroes both living snd dead.
Aud Vslentino at the head Of bis
mscheteers. led them on to victory and
while 10 9 pesceful villa back
10 the bills beautiful eirl. 3 spy. waited
and wstched Tor Lin. her loved one TO
return.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-03-20
French arc Not Appreciate d

A story 10 toiag the rouods OF the New
York stodio, =, nov sbicb deals vitb
the tYpsii,tct ois French sriist vbo 10
not uphnovp 10 f,ns 10 bic ovp county
and who recently visited New York. He
bss since rsinrnet 10 Paris. snd tue story
csn be TOLD, thcush The artist muet fe
msin psmeles..
II dipet sl ne cle evening 10 the Hoi
land Honsr. sni be Gas veil pleased Siih
bis dionfr Wore lieseriog oser cor
dis be oscidrd u sboz bis approval Of
ite mesl sid sstsice by drawing 80
elsbors'e tks en- 90 the inmsculste Ices
cloth which c, vefed ibe i.ble. A ssiter
discovered lin md protected miIdly,
The ffepchmsp ssvsd him 10 one side
sod eobtir asd to dnv. II vu . Paris
csie scsre vhicb be sss doing. snd be
vss Interested. TIE vsi,sf veni TO the
hssd vsitr sad eomplsiasd that the a.
tisi sss spelling The t,bleeloih.
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Just a Boys Way.

When this small boy Of the Ninth Stree,
car went into his clothing after bic car
fare. The other psssens ers betrayed little
or 90 interes. in him. He was On ordi
osry, snub-nosed, freckled faced boy oil
nioe or ten, and II seemed pretty safe
to assume that be hsd the nickel neces
ssry for bis ride or be would not have
swung aboard and, so the passenger
paid little or no attention TO him. The
men, ss ususl occupied themselves 10
pretending that they we're not looking st
the good-iookipg women 10 the opposite
seats, end the women, also as usual. en-
desvored to convey the impression that
they didn't know there WAS such Q cres
tore o. Q man within q hundred miles OF
them.
But when this small man bsgtn TO have
bis troubles ell bands got TO looking him
over. Every body, II would sppesr. likes
TO see email boy iu trouble anyhow.
The boy ploved around 10 the lining
Of the right.hsnd pocket OF bis shabby
little overcost,. screwipg himself into
many I osible attitudes as he stood and
wriegled 10 the aisle, and finally, and
HnslIy, after terrific exertion, be brought
forth . penny, hall buried in lot Of
wcoley stuff from the cont, Then be
turned bis attention 10 the lining OF the
left.hsnd pocket OF bis overcost. Alter
almost superhumsn d fficnltiep, in the
process OF which II looked ss II the boy
might get himself wrapped Hound sn
Invisible skis several iines in sncb .
manner that be could never get right
again, be prod euced smother penny, also
plen,ifally wsddsd 10 wooleu lint belong
ing to the overcost.
A couple OF elderly men who we're
reading papers side BY side ss the end
Of the csr bessn TO get nervous They
pnshed back their Il te,tscles and studied
The boys movements sntiousIy,
Fare, there, sonl ssid the conductor.
The boy gszsd reproschfully st the con
ducior. stuck the two found pennies 10
bis moath and continued bis weird eIer
Il ns to assemble bic fare.
de upbnttoped bis ovsrcost BY the
simple process Of giving II syspk from
bottom TO top. ard then be cog into the
right hand pocket Of bis Iscket That
pocket. too. seemed TO be lininsless, end
the boy bsd to efops through IL like
est clssina for the exit OF bss. At
IsDeth the got TO The end OF IL. and 90 ~
preston OF scuie relief crossed bis freckI
ed face. Tbs bsnd vss sedged 10 20
tightly that be bad sbout - mn.b trouble
10 esitios IL ont ~ be bad bed 10 get
ting II 10. bu, 1t elutehsd snoiber cent
when 1, alslIy made iis sppestsnce. This
vent into bis mouth TO ioin the other
tso. Al this point the tso elderly met
coush violently and seosied Ut the boy
% II 10 ssy thst they wished the Internal
bo.insss uere watching the boy's moves
looked sympsihetic
TIE boy n,1, began lsborions erpIors
iion Of bis hight hsnd tnictefbocktr poe
k.i, Iom vtich be produced SID be
siossd 10 bis overeos. pocket many sni
cits peculiar TO . boz - mtrbles. . piece
Of vsI. . rusiy looking krife, loo OF
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