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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-12
VIII Get Wheeler.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov 1.-THE
state department today issued a warrant
to Iowa officers authorizing them to pro-
coed to Orillia, Ontario, and take into
custody the person of A. ]. Wheeler, held
under arrest there on charge of obtain
ing money under false pretenses in Iowa.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-12
TroubIe over a franchise.

Special to The Globe
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, Nov. H.
Valley Electric Railway company, who is
in Boston, when notified of the councils
action in revoking the franchise stated
the money had been sent by wire. The
cars will run until Mayor McCalls ar
rival Trouble is expected in securing a
new franchise
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-12
confesses Foruery.

Special to The Globe.
CROOKSTON, Mimi, Nov. 11.-John
Johnson, stranger, was arrested today
and bound over to the grand jury in $3.50
bonds on charge of passing forged
checks The checks were drawn in favor
of himself and fraudulently signed Moses
Giller' He admitted his guilt and in lieu
of bail was committed to Jail.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-12
ELoPERs TRACED 10 OREGON.
Deserted Husband Says He'll Chase Then
to the Earth,s End

to the Earth's End.
August Miller, of 2O5 Central avenue.
who eloped with Mrs. Sumner B. Rus
sell, of COL Central avenue, taking along
Mrs. Russells three daughters, aged Z, 9
and u years, has been traced as far as
Portland Or. The arrival of the clipping
couple has been reported by the authori-
ties of that city, but it is said they have
left Portland and their whereabouts are
unknown.
Russell has sworn out warrant for the
arrest of Miller and his wife and says
he will pursue them to the ends of the
earth.
A pathetic feature of the elopment is
that Miller left an invalid wife without
money and she has been obliged to apply
to the poor department, which has sent
her to relatives in Menomonie, Wis, to be
cared for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-12
Convicted of Manslauahter.

CEDAR RAPIDS Iowa, Nov. 1.-THE
jury in the case of Joseph Usher charged
with the murder of William Clarity, to-
day rendered verdict of manslaughter
Clarity worked for Usher and was killed
the night of May 26. Usher pleaded self
defense.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-12
ADJUDeED A .MuRDEREss.
Mrs. Flood Is Convicted of Killing John
London

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct. 11-Mrs
Nancy Jeanette Flood was today found
guilty of the murder of John London at
Mrs Floods farm, April q. The evil
dence was largely circumstantial, the
prosecutions case being based on dis
crepancies between Mrs. Floods story and
that of Barney Fingleton, who waits trial
on the same charge. London was insured
for 81 900. He was eating meal at Mrs.
Floods table when he was shot to death.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-12

Special to The Globe.
WINONA, Mimi. Nov lit. B. Nc
Kenzie, of this city. has returned from
Hokah, where he gave testimony before
the grand jury against William Stevens:
who was charged with stealing one OF
McKenzie's sample cases with contents,
valued at SIS. Stevens was indicted for
grand larceny in the second degree, plead
ed guilty and has been sentenced to the
reformatory at st. Cloud.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-12
For STEALING a Sample Case.

and John NJ. True. of Madison, Wis. sec
rotary.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-12
REJECTED LOVER
TAKES HIS LIFE

Continued From First Page.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22
Bow Fiuhts a Wildcat.

Samuel Stock was the name of 4
youth Of seventeen VINO lived on
farm near Fort Ross, III 5ouoma
county, California. While be was
hauling wood from he farm 70 Fort
Ross he met with as thrilling an ad-
venture as one need wish TO undergo.
A wildcat, which haG croHched Il
tree, sprang suddenl5, out with
scream that pierced 10 the very mar
row of the young woodman's bones.
The wildcat fell short Of the object Of
its attack and instead of leapins
upoL the youth, struck one of the
horses TO the tanks Of which It e!unz
with teeth and claws Stock quickly
regained control Of himself and pre-
pared 70 defend his team. He picked
up heavy club and struck The wildcat
guch a blow that it fell 70 The ground.
Then the boy end the savage beast
fought with desperate courage for a
few minutes at the enn Of which
time the animal was stretched lead
by the roadside. Stock clothes we're
torn from his body and his shoulders
bore the prints of the Wildcats teeth;
but his complete recovery vas mat.
ter OF few days only.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22
Cures Blood Poison Cancer, Ulcer
Eczema, Carbunkies, Etc,
Medicine Free.

Robert Ward, Maxey's, Ga, says; l
suffered from blood poison, my head,
face and shoulders we're one mass Of
corruption, aches in bones and joints,
burning. itching, scahby skin. was all
run down and discouraged. but Botanic
Blood Balm cured ne perfectly healed
all the sores and gave nay skin the
rich glow of health. Bloob Balm put
new life INTO my blood and new ambi-
ion into my brain Geo, 4. vii
iams. Roxbury, face covered with
pimples. chronic sore on back Of head
supplratng swelling on neck, eating
nicer On leg, bone pains, itching skin
cured perfectly by Botanic Blood Balm
sores all healed. Botanic Blood Balm
cures All malignant blood troubles,
such as eczema. scabs and pimples,
running sores. carb1ncles. scrofula. etc.
Especially advised for all obstinate
cases that nave reached the second or
tbird stage. Improves the digestion;
sfrengtheas weak kidneys. Druggists
81 To prove It cures, samples Of
Blood Balm sent free ana prepaid by
Hrtting Blood Balm company. Atlanta.
Ga. Describe trouble and free medi-
cal advice sent IN sealed etter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22
FOR VISITORS IN CAIRO.
A Place of Entertainment That No
One Should Miss.

Visitors to Cairo will be interested
in the following circular, which has
just reached US
attention. Attention. We in
form that tomorrow that IS TO say
Saturday the 18th INST viii be open
precisely 10 Ezbr4 "a Street opposite
Royal Hotel men eating house
named tie Restaurant Of London
which respirnded o1 purity Joined IN
a good cortenv ana pares 9f products.
We invite he vine taster8 that We
don It mistake that they VIII be assure
Of our speechs lhuthfulness con
yinced ny the estimation Of every our
who shall visite our Establishment. For
much assure the public We offer 100
soverengs 10 ever one Wao shall set.
tie that our products are adulteFate
and that our kitchens materials are
dirty TO auspices ike thts We pro
eeed eouragiasiy o the open calling 10
the production OF good vine tastefs.
People who are in search Of savag
ery as refuge from civilization will
be glad to find men eating house"
within easy reach of home.-fondon
Daily Chronicle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22
zine c ozs-rn-

! &e1 forEs e..zt was s1s4ir@
4 title 1o8c = Izeszv On IS
wheel recently H. vas n a territory
altogether 4uHfa.a . Hlra. Finally
4e caaea 70 Ht-19 ot a h.li=vaiea.
fronl tte winding nature Of IL soaa,
looked rs though t might Be- danger.
ous. He was Just about to f5sTa9uEt
when his eye lighted on h conspicuous
sign, Fine Tor coaStiHg.8 Breathing
3 Sigh Of relief and Of thanks that rha
town authorities should be 50 thought
ful IN matters OF interest 10 wheel
men, he lifted his feet from the PEDALS
for a comfortable coast. For the next
few hundred yards he Travelled at En-
pire Express rate and several tlne9
narrowly escaped a nasty spill Only
magnificent steering and cool neaa
saved him. When at the bottom OF
the hill ne once more regained control
of his wheel. he leaped to the ground
ana to an astontshed policeman ha
horly expressed his opinion Of peo
pie who would put up such nls!ead-
ing sign.
The policeman explained that the
fine for eoasting" down that all was
SO, but inasnuch as the yoans man
had nisinterpreted Il Ee would re-
frein from arrestiLg arr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22
rntinrnce or 1ms1c on Anl.nal..

Some YER. curious experiments nave
recently Dran carried out he Berlin
geological gardens a oraer 10 aacer-
tain the actual influence Of muse upon
animals. The instrument was the sio-
lip and Herr Baker vas lie performer
OF all the animals fAe puma was .he
most sensitive 10 he musical nliu-
ence. his moods changed rapidly &c
cording to The nature ot The melody,
the animal frequently becoming very
excited and nervous. lust lie 4
Frenchman. as the renort SAYS. con
ards were entirely unconcerned. but
the lions appeared to De afraid al
though their cubs wanted To dance
when the music became liveler The
hytnas were very much terrified but
the monkeys were merely curious and
interested. Wolves, on the other hand,
were highly appreciative. and seemed
70 beg for an euecre.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22
AN ELECTRIC eye OPENER.
Southern Man Has Invented a Move!
AlzrYr Apuaratus.

fTtf-- ~ ~ SesI 4 LIS.
There is #r ,.ahfie Gentleman
Who in he past Has Hoan n he habit
Il eFerslean=a4- ia the morning hours
ana Is lis E..,a.r1ss seqd.rcs that he
ONE DOWN zsa ae5 -arly Il 8 essen
iaI hat ae SHOULD awaken At d Ger.
am hour. saws r1a Mobile Register
line after 6ime he aana ATE 70 his
business n spite ot alarm clocks and
4ther appliances 10 ~et his aVes OPEN
I'd at the proper #tiEaa one morning
asst week lie eame lrto the office On
-tme to the minute. Tie others I the
Office expressed great surprise at this
unusual event and asked the whyfore
II It. He thus e=r ained:
II determined han ms business of
sleeping when F shoa.4 be awake had
10 step. so called tn an electrician
and he fixed me In few ehiHgs
have it 50 arran@ed rat a. The Harr
set a light flashes II nF eyes RI as
) not -accassfHl ard do Go- rs
and throw zhe switch q mosquito bar
sna he frame fatts On ne f ztti4
lumber ana s.aeH q ea4g Ike The one
Eaed on The patrol wagon GOES -.
6a8Hla 7 lalI 70 Eariae ~ If these
zt491s t6ess zE 5ac q bucket
aI5=a # q mall zoZ-
de a#tasza. aeaet releases =
t6# aEa aI lafar s
.@=e- When s5ae5
iii - 4lzza .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22
Enough said.

Down IN Anderson county Of soon
fo-Bez Senator I.atimer's domain there
resides a notable character. known 20
public life Of the Palmetto state as
Josh W. Ashley Some years ago
Josh. illiterate IN speech, but pos
sessed Of much good sense, broke into
the legislature, and mis- campaign tours
have been replete with homely anec-
dotes
I once heard Josh tell a story. "
saws Mr. L4atimer, which amused his
hearers Immensely
young fe!ler had been a-co'tin'
said he. and wanted TO AK the girl TO
marry him. He went to see her and
aot and sot and sot closer and closer
~ her,
Mary. be axed her, will yer hev
me-
Yes = she told him.
8 Then ne sot and sot and sot.
E" Why don't you say somethin ?"
she finally Yentured.
Wall. nuff's been said. . =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22
GAS ! ORA
For Infants aud children
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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Men who spend the most Of heir
time sitting around saloons are SEX
dom able to stand prosperity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22

Cure the cough and save the life
DR.. Vood's Norway Pine 5vrup cures
coughs and colds. down % the very
verge Il consumption
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22
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Bears 4bs = re <3d 17g lj1y3 a3a99 50UQt1
signature /@ LLgI-L-L

Every wife has an idea hat + she
conld induce her husband 10 sleep
with a stocking around his throat Il
would be sure 10 cure his cold.
Lots Of people are willing TO pay
freight on worthless articles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22

A girl gets as much excitement out
of stock market panic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22

The first lime a girl hears a man
speak with admiration Of her figure
she bushes with admiration. The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22

Il had running, itching aare on
my lei Suffered fortunes. Doans s
Ointment took away the burning and
itching Instantly ana quickly effected
permanent cTre.. e.. Y. I.enhart,
Bowling Green, @.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22

When d woman says man IS a
good husband she means one who
will lei his wife make an dior Of her=
self rather han Be diaagree2uia about
Il.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22

one can get point from almost any
paper-and several from paper OF
pins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails TO cure. F. w Groves sigma
ture is on each box. 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22

Diphtheria, sore throat. Group. In
stant relief. permanent cure. AT any
drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22

IT'S donghnuts 10 fudge that there is
something wrong with the woman who
falks only when she has something
10 say.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22

4 fool sometimes profit - a.s own
experience buf The wise gay always
profits BIZ the deatav-bongif asoariance
u others.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22

Now good digestion wallis On ap-
petite, and health on borh. # it
doesn't. Try Burdock Blood Bitters.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-03
cHIMMIE FADDEN STORIES
CHIMMIE FADDEN GIVES SOME NOVEL VIEWS ON
PLAY WRITING, AND DESCRIBES
BOWERY THRILLER.
By Edward w. Townsend.----.--u,

I'm thinking of writing a play" says
Mr.. Paul de odder evening. while l
was fixing de log fire in de library
where dey sits nights when dey hasn't
to go nowhere, and can stop to home.
But, foist listen: Since Miss Fan
ME has married Mr.. Paul it takes a
crow bar and a argument for to get
him started out of de house after din
ner. 1t used to take a safe deposit
lock and a guard wit 4 gun to keep
Mr.. Burton, what was Miss Fannie's
odder husband, to home-and den he'd
make a sneak somehow. Duchess says
dere is no romance about de married
life of Mr.. Paul and Miss Fannie be-
cause dey just seem to be stuck on
each odder's company, and don't have
to have in de neighbors to see how
comfey dey is getting along.
What do you want EN- to do, wo-
man?' l asks her. do you want EN-
to have de lime light trun on EN- all de
time when dey is satisfied for to be up
stage, and doing no song and dances
for de gallery; or do you want EN- to
rough house for romance?'
Gould you write a play about EN- %
says Duchess.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-03

tors to feel of its pulse, and see was it
alive?"
| Dat will be a good time" Mr.. Paul
says. 1T wouldn't do to illtreat an in
terest; dere is so few of EN- going
about de stage desc days, cat any wise
guy" dose wasn't quite his woids,
but l has to straighten out his lang
wudge once in a while, or he'd get his
meaning lost in de shuttle. ''Anw wise
/ guy dat gets hold of a real interest for
play must keep it alive till all de Cd
der playwriters has had DER hack at
| it."
What kind of n interest will you
have?" she asks, as Mr.. Paul stops to
see had l fetched de bottle from de
right bin.
My interest will be heart interest,
mixed with religious, and money, and
mind cure interest. We must catch
EN- going and coming; de gallery and
de boxes: de managers and de critics.
Dat win be too lovely" Miss Fan
ME says. when will you put your
play on?''
Il would be willing to put it on as
soon as Fit is wrote, but I'm advised dat
1T Is de usual ting TO keep it on cold
storage for a few years, den totake il
to insure it hearing here. Having
me dflogue and interest all attended to,
I'm told dat all dat is needed den, is
IN dozen or so new and bowling situa-
lions. a sympathetic part Tor de leading
lady, four good cotans. novel stage ct
fects. some lightning stunts dat viii
knock Broadway silly. some mechanical
! novelties go5s of realism, eight scenes
never tried before. q hacker wit a mil
| lion to boin. and a cheerful temper not
likely to get running rusty when lie
stage manager knocks everything but de
title out of de manuscript"
/ But you have said nothing about lie
subject" says Miss Fannie when she
had catched her breat.
Dat | has not decided upon, as
was saying Evervting else is fixed.
but de subject bodders me. 1 has
fought of de open ditch on Broadway,
] but de day when dc public would
stand for stage horrors is passed. de
I open door wit a Russian gunboat
guarding it. has come to me mind; but
de objection is dat it might be mis-
took for a political play, and dat is
too much like hard woik for TO be
swallowed for amusement. Everything
else is dead easy. but lie subject is Il
! corker for fair. De Brooklyn Bridge
at de rush hour has under considera-
! ton; but Manufacturers would say dat
y it was too cxaggerated-ard Brooklyn
ers would mob it,
Mr.. Paul STOPS to oil his bearings.
and Miss Fannie says way don't lie
take some OF de books wrote by a felly
| named Scott.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-03

has daughter, see? and she was de
star. Floorwalker says to her, he says,
Fly wit me to Grand street." he says
''and We'll live happy ever after de old
gent gives me de store to run on me
own account" he says.
Sure, Reginald, dear" she says,
sure, as soon as L see is me hat on
straight" But dere was a goil in de
store what sold corset covers, and she
had a call on de Floorwalker she
wouldn't cancel. She wasn't de leading
lady. but de one what wears black
close, wit white cuffs and collar, and
she says to de leading lady, Daughter
of de rich,' she says, what know yo1
of de suffering of de poor?" Den de
leading lady says, Woman" she says,
Il have troubles of me own. What
wouldst dow wit me?" she says Den
Collars and Cuffs says, Il have not
ting in dis woild but me love for Regi-
maid. He's a william, but / love him;
and cen when he was cash boy in de
ribbon section l promised him my
hand. Seek your playthings in de pur-
lieus of de rich, but come not here"
she says. "Oh, come not here!'
So de leading lady changes her make
up, and goes to woik as a cloak model
in de store for to get a fair lire on
Reggie. Nobody knows it but her and
de audience. Reginald pipes off de
new cloak model, and he gets gaily-
gaily to once. She passes him a bunch
of goo-goo eyes, and when he thinks he
is number one, he says, Fly wit me
to Grand Street" he says. Fly wit
me-" says he. and as soon as 1 marry
de daughter of de boss, we'll live hap
Ply ever after 1 get a divoice," he says.
So she says she'd fly, and he got so
chesty wit de way tings was coming
to him, dat he couldn't button his
coat.
Den we had Grand street at night
and say, song and dance artists. and
/ccon-singers, rag-times, little German
Arizona republican., 1903-11-03

Il should think" says she. dat de
score of adventure books dear Scott
wrote would give you some subjects.
and dey is in de line of plays dat has
been successful lately"
Me dear he says you prove dat
ii is you. not me, dat should be de play
wright of de family. A gent 1 know,
who has noting to do, has been going
to de theatres de last five years for de
sole poipose of running down de begin
nings of the modern historical-novel-
plays, and he is tickled to deaf wit his
record; for he has found dat not one Of
me old fren SCOTS novels has escaped.
Dey is all on de stage. under new
names. If you had only give me dis
tip'a few years ago I'd now be dragging
royalties from the box offices of Sudern,
Mansfield. Hackett, and a bunch of
lady stars as we'll No, we must seek
something new. and at dis blessed mo-
ment I'm divided between de eclipse of
de moon. AN when is a fish why 1t
bites as de subject of me immortal
drama"
l shouldn't wonder but Mr.. Paul was
kidding a little in dat game of talk.
If l had time to write a play de sub
ject wouldn't trouble me a bit. 1 seen
a play on de Bowery once, ana IL was
de corkiest play dat ever was acted out
on top of de stage. De name of it was
DE Floorwalker's Folly, or Grand
Street by Gaslight." Say, it was a
peach. De Floorwalker was de william,
but in de start tings comes his way
so fast dat he has to dodge EN-. OATS
funny, too. Williams always truns
skies at de start, and twos at de end.
l wonder why? When l writes me own
play I'm going to give de william n
start to de bad. and have him put up
all de margain OATS called for, and
win out at de end wit hands down,
giving de foe de ha-ha. DatH be
realism, and you'll have to keep people
out of de teeater wit a gattling gun.
But l was saying, dis play was to de
good, all right. De owner of de store
Arizona republican., 1903-11-03
CASTLE CREEK
HOT SPRINGS
HOTEL.

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1871 feet above sea level is now open
for the winter. Finest resort in Ari-
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Even temperature. No winds, no
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in every respect. Modern plumbing.
Hot water heating plant Electric
lights, electric bells. Billiard and pool
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hot springs flowing 100000 gallons ev-
cry twenty four hours. Open pools Of
different temperature Shower baths,
needle spray. cabinet bath and plunge
tank under cover.
Four hours ride from Hot Springs
junction on the Santa Fe, Prescott &
Phoenix Railway in a comfortable four
horse coach every day except Sunday.
Fine road. grand scenery.
w. NJ. SELL, Manager.
Hot Springs, AriZ.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-03

banders, and all sorts comes or, and
dey says, while we is waiting for de
Williamsburg car" dey. says, ''let us
sing" dey says, land dance" says dev.
Dey had Toney Pastors down and out
Den de leading lady comes on wit
Collars and Cuffs behind her, disguis-
ed in de American flag; and dey lays
for de william So does de gallery. Say,
we wants to see him get a trun down
so bad. dat even de ragtimes WASN'T
made to do Geir TON more dan six or
seven times over. Well, well, he get
de gaff for fair when he waltZes on.
For a minute you couldn't hear what
de leading lady was trimming into
him. Den we hears her say, Base
catiff!" she says. ''tinkest to wrong
me as a poor cloak model wit a forty
two bust and a twenty-five waist!
Nay" she says. Il am also de daughter
OF your boss, ard de fren of de poor
corset counter goil."
Wit dat Collars and Cuffs truns off
de flag, and waves it, and de gallery
SHES everything dat wasn't nailed down
dey could lay DER hands to. at de
Floorwalker 1t was great! Il will
marry dis corset cover" says de viii
discharge me Saturday night" But
de leading lady wasn't conned, mo.
says she, "dis poor goil shall come to
live in luxury wit me on Second Ave
nue., and marry one of German Barons
I have no use for by heavens!" he
says. "dis is hard for fair" he says
But it is not ALL says she. DE next
healt food me pa gets out" she says
70 Oh h. fn adx fic-
it, Den he falls dead.
1 was telling Duchess how Mr.. Paul
was up against it looking for a sub
ject for his play.
"Bah," she says. zone would tink
to hear you talk, Master Chames, dat
dere is more dan one subject for q
play"
"Dere is a Million" 1 says. Il seer
Johnnie Drew in six different pairs Of
trousers in one night, and he wasn't
playing his best at dat. Dere is as
many subjects as dere is plays"
says. - ifif iS ftVE
Indeed. mon ami" she says, when
you have exhaust of de one subject
you will stop writing plays. De sub
ject is a boy and a goil, of any from
fourteen to eighty Just a boy and q
SOll, udI = az w nen you mas seen Op'
dat is not so, come to me, and 1 will
show you a nice dinner Of bread with
cut butter. and egg without salt, ano
some wine dat is TONED to vinegar, and
will watch you eat dat dinner. 1t will
amusei"
But Duchess is form, and form folks
when dey tries to use what Mr.. Paul
calls a figure of speech, dey always
gets de horse before de cart.
I tink yet, dat Mr.. Paul will make
a killing wit his play. If he wants q
subject, what's de matter wit Whisk-
ers and Willy Wildly? Say, dere's No
holding EN-! He's old enough to know
better, and she knows enough to be
older, but if dere amt a wedding in
side of a year I'm not a foot high.
/ "Dey is as good as a play" l says tC
Duchess.
"Dey is a play says Duchess. "Dey
is playing de only play dere~ is"