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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-08-27

northern part Of the State. Tom John
ston IS at Willmar with 100 head, Joe
Leathers at Aitkin with fifty head.
Lave Markus at Brainerd with fifty
head: Henry Paul at Mora with forty
heao, and Louis Mark and Louis Paul
at EVeleth with forty head, while Den
MS kallher and Max Seigle have just
closed out a car at Sebeka.
lhree cars of good western horses
Will arrive this week for Princeton. and
1fesh conslgnlnents are arriving about
every week.
The sale at Princeton September 9Th
Will zoe big one and will draw a large
crowd.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-08-27
Chicago Potato Market.

CHICAGO, Aug. %. - Trading was
moderate and the market rather easy.
Arrivals from northwest smaller and
the supply Of homegrown was also re-
duced. Minnesotas are more mature
and ripper than Wisconsin or MICHIGAN
and brought a premium. Sales includ
ed one car Minnesotas at 65c: one car
Wisconsin at &c and one car same at
zoe: one car Wisconsin mixed, little
green, oSc: four cars Michigan at &c.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-08-27

Ihe following are the real estate
transfers in Mile Laos county as filed
with Register of Deeds Chapman dur
ing the past week.
Commercial Hotel Co. to Kingsley H.
burrell, lots 5. g. and g. in block7
OF DamonS addition to Princeton. 81 800 90
Gloeon Is. Reeves. widower. to Robert
christopher. the nwl4 of neI4 and
The nW14 of sec. II. Greenbush . 60CO 90
T. n .Iealn. unmarried: to Oliver Louge
e5a OF NV of sec. T., Borgholm 49,. 100 90
george Schmidt and wife to John w.
briggs. sWl4 of nw]4 of Sec q.
Princeton. :......:::..: AGO 90
AmoTose Stanley and wife to Charles
snow. lot 4. in block S. of Princeton 20 90
sylvester kipp and vile 10 E. l.. Nc
MILAN, ne4 of sell of sec. L., Prince
ton. .:...... ............. $50 90
august Dehn and wife to e. L. McNlll-
ian. ne14 OF sell of Sec r. Princeton 500 90
Mark j. Damon and wife to Charles r.
george, lot l.. in block 2, of Caters
second addition to Princeton. l. $50 90
LleWeilyn S. Libby and wife to the e.
MARK Live Stock Co.. lots l. = and 3.
N block 10 and all of blocks II and
IL. IN townSite of Princeton. ......... $50 90
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-08-27
\ FOreStOn Wedding.

Last Sunday at high noon occurred
the marriage of Miss Josie Neumann,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. r.. P.
Neumann to Mr.. Charles Schwartz
There were about twenty relatives and
friends present to witness the cere-
mony which was performed by Rev.
FIR. Levings. The ceremony was per-
formed at the residence of the
brides parents: George Schwartz, a
brother of the groom acted as best
man, while Miss Eva Neuman accom-
panied the bride. The newly married
couple will begin housekeeping on Mr..
Schwartz 5 farm near Foreston.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-08-27
New Billiard i'arlOrs.

E. w. LANCER has opened his billiard
and pool parlor in the building form
erly occupied by the Nachbar restaur>
ant, and lovers of billiards and pool
have already begun to patronize the
parlor very literally. Mr.. LANCER has
installed two pool and one billiard
table. They are the latest style and
finish, made of oak with large square
legs, and are as fine tables as are to be
found in any of the city billiard parlors
Soft drinks of all kinds and cigars and
tObaccOs are kept on hand.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-08-27
What Brand of IsOozeo

The St. Paul Dispatch which is given
to seeing things" as some one has
said, recently saw vision of an unholv
combination between jim Hill, Bob
Dunn and Joel P. Heatwole. Now
wouldn't that freeze you? What brand
OF booze does Mr.. Thompson use?-Le
Sueur Sentinel.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-08-27
Foxy Tom Lowry.

The reading public may be led to in
qulre why the solicitude of the St. Paul
Dispatch over the future of Senator
Clapp, whereas that paper supported
Ion Lowry when Clapp was chosen.
The claim of the Dispatch that tri-
umvirate has been formed to do up the
State by Jim Hill. Bob Dunn and Heat
Wole: is simply, no doubt, blind to
cover up the plans of the foxy Tom
Lowry, who wants to go to the senate.
Long Prairie Leader.
German Lutheran Mission Services.
The annual mission service of the
German Lutheran church will be held
at the farm of Henry Holthus next
Sunday at 10 A. M. and 3 P. NJ, if the
weather permits. If the weather is
bad the mission services will be held
at the church. Rev. Ed. Schlagden-
haufen Of Round Grove, Mcleod
county, will preach in the morning and
Rev. p. Ali of Duluth, will preach in
the afternoon.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-08-27

The new State capitol is getting on
we'll toward completion. There seems
no good reason why the next legisla-
ture cannot meet there Three hun
dred men are working daily on the
building. If every citizen of Mime
sofa could go through this magnificent
building there would be no kick on the
four and one-half million dollars it is to
cost. 1t is worth every cent of it and
will be a credit to Minnesota for a
century to come.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07
Handkerchiefs.

WOMEN'S PURE LINEN HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS,
in Is. Il and k-inch hem. Also
fancy embroidered and lace trim
med Handkerchiefs-two lots, and
the best YOU ever had the oppor-
tunity of buying at the e.
price. This sale 10c and ~
1000 SAMPLE HANDKER-
CHIEFS, plain hemmed lace trim
med and embroidered. They come
one on a card. Most are pure
Linen and are the best line of
samples ever shown in Savannah.
Worth up to Csc. Mill and 4 0K<
Factory sale price .... q ~
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07
Ribbon Specials.

15c FANCY RIBBONS 7c-New
and elegant, just from the maker.
Many great chances. Values high
as 15c. See what a little 7<
money will buy in this sale ~
CSC TAFFETA AND FANCY
RIBBONS 15c-This lot of Ribbons
are all fresh and new, all the
wanted shades, FIVE inches
wide. A splendid Ribbon for neck
wear and dress trimmings. IL
Marked for this sale ... III
so BOXES NO. l SATIN RIB
BON in Cardinal. Blue. Pink. White
and Black. Worth Csc piece, e.
in this sale at, per piece 80. ~
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07
Mill and Factory Sale of Suits and Skirts.

WASH SKIRTS for women, this
seasons good styles. Special E0%
in this sale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. wv
for women, the best you ever 90
saw for the money here at -. W.
WALKING SKIRTS for women, made
of light weight materials, tail Ct 10
or stitched. Worth $3.50 -. pI'T|
WOMEN'S BLACK DRESS SKIRTS
made of good materials, worth @ 90
up to $3.50. Special at ....... 4p%'O/
WOMEN'S ETANINE AND MO-
HAIR SKIRTS. The lightest and
coolest fabrics, fashionably On IN
trimmed. Worth $1,000 80. PT'fU
SHIRT WAIST SUITS, light, airy
Examines, Linens and Organ Q en-
dies, fabrics worth $500 ..,.... Wv
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07
Petticoafs.

PETTICOATS for women-The
kind usually sold for 75c. Special
for Mill and Factory AQr
sale .............. ...s..s..s..
PETTTCOATS, worth $3.50 at
si.s9. $500 values S1.25. E0r
Special Hemstitched Skirt ~
PETTICOArS-Bl Mercerized,
SILK fiounces, shaped or accordion
pleated. Made to sell q 60
$500. This monster sale :. VS'V>
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07
Mill and Factory Sale of Domesfics.

H. Per yard, 42-inch New York
III III MILL PILLOW CASING.
Regular price 15c.
NJ FULL SIZE SHEETS made
nj TIL of Pepperell Muslin, S-inch
hem. Well worth 15c.
Hx 1E~ HEMSTITCHED PILLOW
nj 1T CASES. Linen finish. Size
45x36. Usually sold at 25c.
M TX HEMSTITCHED SHEETS,
nj ~ size 90x90. Made of New
York Mill Muslin. Worth $780,
M no. EXTRA LARGE SIZE
III zoe CROCHET S P r q A D S.
Made of 3-ply yarn. Worth SIPS.
NxG1 TX 12x4 GENUINE MAR
III QIsHO SETTLES SPREAD. AL
ways sold for $2.9S.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07
Mill and Factory Sale of
Women's Knit Underwear.

$4,000 Worth of SUMMER VESTS
and DRAWERS that came to US
for this sale much below the usual
price. All first quality, staple
goods of the hot weather kind
at Mill and Factory sale prices.
WOMEN'S JERSEY RIBBED
VESTS, the usual SC kind at the
price mentioned here they Will
cause a buying sensation, the like
of which has before never been
known. Plenty for every L
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07

SILK SHIRT WAIST SUITS-Black
and White Taffeta, Black and Blue,
and White Lousine, and Black Taft
feta. Bargain surprises on won1en's
wear, $3.50 Suits at C1H IN
only .................... ...s.YA 49,
SILK SHIRT WAIST SUITS, Foul
lard White Dots, Blue and Black
grounds, Black and White Check
Splendid opportunity to make your
dollars valuable. Swell $500, co 7E
$3.50 Suits ....... 4~'A@
FOULARDINE SHIRT WAIST
SUITS, new, broad shouldered effect
s snd atyis abrc arR Tal Seist sry
SHIRT WAIST SUITS for women,
all White, good material. These 4 OQ
are fine $500 values, at ..,.... Is|~
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07

NE zI/- INDIGO BLUE PRINTS,
III C/2( FAST COLOR SHIFTING
PRINTS, STANDARD A P r o N
CHECKS, FAST COLOR PRINTED
LAWNS. Each of these are worth
&c the yard.
H&E% Per yard, S6~inch PER-
nj IL GALES, to 9-yard length,
perfect Goods, worth s 1-3c a yard.
DRESS GINGHAMS in Stripes. Checks
and Plaids.
M or Per yard BEST QUAIL
III O/3 { TY YARD-WIDE PER-
GALES, YARD-WIDE PRINTED
BEDFORD CORDS, SHEER PRINT
ED INDIA LAWNS. 1212c has been
our price for these goods.
ms * Per YARD, 10 cases BLEACH
M IIC ED SHEETING, worth zoe
per yard.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07

Waists of Silk.
SILK wAISTS-Made Of White
and Black India Silk. Worth $500
and $3.50, on sale here at @ 70
Only .......-............. Y&eA~
PONGEE AND LINEN WAISTS,
the best $3.50 values you ever saw
are really here In this q QE
sale at ..................... Y~'
CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS
for women, all new and fashion
able. up to 1890 values &C 10
here at only ...............%O'A
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07
Mems Furnishings.

wen S furnishings.
GENUINE BRIGHTON GAR
TERS-Regular price 25c, Or
two days sails ..............- III
GENUINE BOSTON CARRIERS.
Anywhere soc. Our price. ZQ%
a pair ~
MEMS AND BOYS NEGLIGEE
SHIRTS, best PeEcale. Good o.
patterns, worth soc, at ...... <1G
MEMS NEGL1GEE SHIRTS
Made of best quality Percale, de-
/ tached cuffs. Nice patterns; all
Z modern improvements. LE%
Worth Csc and 75c, at ........ tn
MEMS AND BOYS NEGLIGEE
SHIRTS-Beautiful designs in Mer-
cerized Stripe Percale Negligee
Shirts; are hand Numbered and
come with detached link cuffs. You
cannot tell them from the mr.
dollar kinds. This sale .... TOS
MEMS PURE LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS-Larg size, all
width hens. Worth 19c, 10%
at -. ...i-- ........'...' 49,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07
Our White SaIe---Second Floor.

a En and $1.ss-skirt Chemise,
PlsOV sample lines, of Main
sock, French fitted back; trimmed
with fine laces and embroideries.
Values from $500 to $500.
90 WHITE CAMBRIA PETIT
|OG COATS. several styles, deep
ruffle, tucked and hemstitched;
others with lace and embroidery
trimmed ruffie. SLIPS kind.
a. I'm WHIE CAMBRIA PET
Pa'|V TICOATS, made with
deep umbrella shape flounce, trim
med with lace and insertions. The
$500 kind.
OQ% Children's and Misses SAM
IOC PIE PETTICOATS, with
deep ruffle of embroidery and in
sertion. Half regular prices.
ZO> and 69c-Children's NIGHT
~ GOWNS in broken sizes,
Muslin and Cambria, trimmed
neck and sleeves. Values SOC to
S1.00.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07

WOMEN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS,
Cambria, Umbrella ruffle, 1E<
hemstitched. Value 25c 80. ~
WOMEN'S MUSLIN DRAW
ERS, 10 styles, lace and embroid-
cry trimmed, excellent val Ok
ues for S9c. Priced for sale ZO(
DRAWERS-Made of good Cam
brio, deep umbrella lawn ruff1es.
Some hemstitched, lace and en-
broidery trimmed. Values en-
to 75c. Priced for sale ...... 0V6
WERSANainsook and Cam
brio. Very fine quality ruffies of
lace, embroidery and ribbon OOr
bows. Values up to $1.S5 -. ~
En~ CORSET COVERS; many
OV( styles, Nainsook and Cam
brio; lace and embroidery trimmed.
Values 75c and csc.
EO< SKIRT CHEMISE, of Main
w sock, finished with nem-
stitched lawn ruffie and ribbon run
beading. Regularly $1.00.
Ef~ Childrens and Misses PET
OV~ TICOATS, made with UNI
brella shape lawn ruffle, trimmed
with cluster of narrow tucks.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07

MONAS-Those which are
rapid sellers usually at SOC Ok
special for this great sale ....E~~
KIMONAS-For women. Regular
75c values for SOC, and those worth
zoe are offered here L7%
lI
KIMONAS-Wo $500 at only
s1.39, and those usually Qz%
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07

MUSLIN NIGHT GOWNS-Yoke
of tucks, Cambria ruffie at neck
and sleeves. Value S9c. 0Or
One to a customer ......... ~
MUSLIN AND CAMBRIA
NIGHT GOWNS-Chemise and
Surplice neck, perfect fit and good
quality. Values up to 75c. E0<
III styles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CAMBRIA, MUSLIN AND
NAINSOOK, some Chemise style,
neat lace and embroidery O0~
trimmed Values up to $1.39. Ss//S-
CAMBRIA AND NAINSoOK
Cow NS-Fine Cluny Lace Jokes,
with dainty lace edging to 4 OQ
match. Some ribbon run -. I'%O
$2.9S CAMBRIC UMBRELLA
SKIRTS-Deep Lawn tlounces,
edged with ruffies of Lace, Um5rel-
la Drawers of finest Nainsook
.founce of Valenciennes J4aces. Ele-
CANT Gowns, lace and embroidery
yo.1es. Dainty Corset = 90
covers .........-....
LADIES' GOOD MUSLIN
DRAWERS, hem and clus- o.
ter tucks. Is here on sale =. ~
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07
Mill and Factory Sale of Kimonas.

.QIC vi AIHIOH QSe
WOMEN'S WRAPPERS-New
and never sold for less than ZO>
soc, for this sale ............ ~
WOMEN'S WRAPPERS-Ma
to sell for 1925 and $3.50. O. 90
This sale ................. YAs~~
WOMEN'S WRAPPERS-Mad
to sell for $3.50, at $1.S9, and $500
Wrappers on sale 4 20
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07

20 rolls of 120-pound extra heavy
White CHINA MATING, worth
45c yard. This sale 00~
Q.ald) ............... @VS
SO rolls Small Mesh Extra Heavy
CHINA MATING. Very hand
some pattern. Well worth 17I/%
40c. Our price (Laid) -. "a |2G
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07

| Sale of
Fancy Parasols.
CHILDREN'S FANCY AND
SOLID COLOR PARASOLS. 1Er
Sale price csc, 75c. SOC and 80
MISSES SOLID COLOR AND
FANCY PARASOLS-Plain and
rufied Sale price $1.9S, or
$1.4S, down to .............
WOMEN'S PLAIN AND FANCY
COACHING PARASoLS in all the
new street shades Sale price
$500, $3.50, $500, down Tx
TO .s...'.'''
WOMEN'S HIGH GRADE
COACHING and FANCY TRIM
MED PARASOLS, in White and
all colors, marked special for
this sale $500, $3.50. $3.50. = 81 /
down to ...................
y
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07
Mill and Factory Sale of Waists.


CHILDRENS DRESSES. worth
$3.50, at $1.S9 $500 kinds.G1 20
All new and stylish ..Pl'Z/
CHILDREN'S DRESSES, worth
$50 at $4.75, both White and Col
ored and $500 values at @ go
$3.50. $3.50 kinds ...........Y@'~~
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07

WIN > 4 AANAA5 1890
WHITE SWISS RIBBED VESTS,
taped neck and armholes. You
can't tell them from the 25c ones.
Priced for this sale at, 70r
each ..s.......--...-... 1880
WOMEN'S FINE MACO COT
TON RIBBED KNEE DRAWERS.
lace button. with string bands. The
greatest bargain Of the sale 1rr
at, per pair .........-.........~
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07

CHILDREN'S DRESSES, made to
sell for 75c. A special offering OF
the Mill and Factory NA0<
sale .....................
.CHILDRENS DRESSES, all new
and stylish, $1.50 kinds, $1.19. E0<
$1.25 sorts 97c. $100 values :. ~
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-07
Mill and Factory Sale of Mating.

rs rolls CANTON CHINA MAT
TING, good patterns, at CZ OQ
10c yard or roll .......... P|'% ~
10 rolls $3.50 WARP JAP. MAT
TING, in Blue, Red. Green and
White. Usual price 35c. 0E%
Our price Oaid) .......... G~~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-15
By MRS. c. N. WILLIAMSON,
Copyright 1903 by the National Press Agency.


about for an hour in some part of town
where nobody lives-that Is, nobody who
could possibly know me-"
Her heart was beating fast. for much
depended upon her ability as a diplomat
list during the conversation about to take
place. Yet she could hardly wait to be-
gin upon the lines she had mentally laid
down for herself.
what will you do for me II can get
you the missing paper?" she asked
abruptly, the moment that the cab door
had closed upon them.
ooh, you want to bargain with me?"
questioned her companion. rs that safe?"
why not? don't want to defy you.
am anxious to play into your hands II
you will into mine. Neither Of us is the
sort Of person to give something for moth
ing"
well, you ask what will do for YOU
will go on keeping your secret. I will
| let you marry this Breakspear-if that Is
what you want-and hold my peace"
''You swore to do that for what did
the other day, besides the payments !
always make when can"
Eyes, when you can. But you admit
that they have been irregular, are likely to
be irregular in the future::''
It'll my uncle dies. Mind, don't
share the opinion Of the world. I know
his mind, and am sure that. tho he will
leave me something, shall not be his
heiress. Whatever he leaves me, tho, Is
for YOU"
You say that because you think If ]
believed you would inherit all the old
mans money I wouldn't let you co."
Tn one way you could never keep me,
would rather die than that. and you
know you could gain nr*bing by goading
me too far. But about tie paper. If, by
a supreme effort, can obtain 1t for you
from him, will you pay me by oonfidins
wholly in me?"
What do you n1ean?"
| my life Is in your hands, 50 long az
you do not make 1t valueess that I am
willing to throw 1t away. Put yours into
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-15
CHAPTER vII.-contInued.
On ST. Mark's Eve.

On st. Marks Eve.
Now was the time to make use Of the
slip OF paper which destiny had put into
her hands. The telegram had come to
her on the day before the important date,
therefore she had time enough left still
to carry out the plan Of campaign form
Ing In her mind. In half an hour after
receiving 1t "a half hour which was one
OF the bitterest Of her lfe) she had wired
TO the one most interested, after herself.
Have important news for you. Must
see you personally. Telegraph instantly
you receive this that uncle is worse and
am wanted at home Immediately. Will
leave here after receiving your wire, at
s:14 Meet train Victoria
The wished for answer came without
delay. The news of the departure was
broken to the hostess, Vivien saying that
1t would be better. as her uncle seemed so
poorly, not to return for the present, but
to consider the visit ended He maid
could stay and pack, following her by a
later train, while she herself would take
the first she could catch. This happened
to be the 3:14, as Vivien had anticipated.
So far, her plans worked very we'll.
Her uncle and her host and hostess at
Red Down hall were scarcely acquainted,
therefore she need not fear that the lat
ter would discover her deception. Be-
sides, her uncle really was suffering from
severe cold. Had he been much worse
she would not have given up her pleasure
to nurse him. But then, that was de-
tail, and the effect upon other people s
minds would be the same.
She was rather anxious lest she might
see some one she knew In the train,
some one who would be inconveniently
observant at Victoria. But her fears
proved unnecessary. So far as she could
see. not even the most casual acquaint-
anoe witnessed the meeting between her
and the man she had hidden to come.
We must have a talk she said "Iet
us take four-wheeled cab and drive
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-15

mine. How could harm you II knew
the whole truth about the black port
manteau and the Maltese cross? should
never dare to betray you, whatever the
secret might be. for am too completely
in your power; we both know that. Tell
me who is the girl in the photograph I
saw on his table that night. Tell me
what is the hold you have over her? Is
it. by chance. of the same sort that binds
me to your
The man smiled grinly. Don't yot
wish it were? But 1t is not. I will ten
you as much as that
"This paper that you have lost-this
appointment which you hope will put you
In possession Of Jewels worth many thou
sands Of pounds-is 1t with her?'
Yes, 1t Is with her. Now are you sat
isfied?"
"No. not half. want more, much more.
If / can get you the paper In time for
take me with you-O. I don't want to be
seen or to interfere in any way. only
want to see her, to know what she Is
like. and to know what she has done that
you are able to hold her In the hollow Of
your hand"
II have told you that you must get me
the paper in any case
"And tell you now that much Of the
old inducement to obey has gone. am
losing him. And unless can regain what
I have lost am beginning to realize that
nothing matters greatly. Remember. tho
I get you the paper, he will have seen it.
Probably it is too late to keep him from
going to the place appointed If he has
half normal mans curiosity. He will
see her. Already he is In love with her
photograph. Now do you nderstahd?
want to know what have to fight against
and how to fight. Help me to that and
will help you in every way in my power.
There may be more ways than you can
see now. Give me her secret and I am
with you heart and soul in this under
taking, while as for the paper you want,
let come what will to me. you shall have
It within the hour. What's your an
swer-yes or nor
Yes said Eagle-face.