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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-17
Alton Society News.

Mrs. E. w. Ferno has returned to Okla
homa after visiting Mrs A. w. Moore in
Upper Alton.
Mrs. Alonzo Miller is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Turner of Marceha. e.
Mexico.
Miss Alice Bowman is entertaining Miss
Alice Barrier OF Chicago.
Mrs. Frank Hoffmeister is entertaining
the Misses Grace and Nettie Gillian of
Fort Worth. Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Aldons departed
yesterday for Cape Girardeau. Mo. where
they will spend a fortnight visiting rela-
tives.
Miss octavia Dodge is entertaining her
sister. Miss Mary Dodge. OF Louisville,
Miss Adel Strubel has returned from a
weeks visit in c9llinsyille. NJ
visitor in Upper Alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Rice of Upper
Alton visited in st; Louis last week,
Mrs. Walton Rutledge has returned
D. c.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor has returned to
Dallas, Tex, after visiting in Alton.
Mrs, Fred Giassbrenner Is entertaining
Miss Jennie Watson of Newark, N. j.. at
her home in North Alton.
MI. and Mrs. Herman Cole of Upper
Alton are entertaining Mrs. Willard Gill
ham and her daughter. Miss Dorothy. Of
Miss Leila Giberson is entertaining Miss
Clara Stein Of Chicago.
Miss Ethel Hussey is visiting relatives
in Lebanon, Ill.
Miss Gertrude Pease of Quincy. Ill. was
a visitor in Alton last week.
The Misses Dolbee are entertaining Miss
Katherine Chase Of Mineral Point. Wis.
Miss Grace worden OF St. Louis was
the guest Of Mrs. T. W. L. Belk of Upper
Miss Fife Ryrie departed last Monday
for Appleton. Wis. where she will pay a
two months visit.
Mrs. John E. May has returned to Chi
cago after a fortnights visit at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Leonard in Upper
Alton.
Mrs. John Mans is entertaining Miss
Florence Kinsella Of J~erseyvil!e. III.
Mrs. Louis Morris has returned to ST.
Louis after visiting Mrs. ]. NJ. Gearing in
Miss Emma Ransom has returned to St.
Joseph. Mo-. after being the guest OF Mrs.
William Graham in Alton,
Mrs. g. T. Cofman of Little Rock, Ark.
was the guest of Mrs. F. P. Hearne last
week.
Mrs. Lyman Bunker of Cairo. ILL.,. Is a
visitor In Upper Atom.
Mrs. Kate Paul is entertaining Mrs. Pc
ter Micha of Chicago.
Miss Mabelle Clement is entertaining
Miss Alma Wolbert of Tyler. Tex, at her
home in Middletown.
Mrs. T. P. Yerkes Is entertaining Mrs.
Tracy r; Thomas of st, Louis.
The Misses Helen and Francis PfeiYen-
berger of Dayton, O., visited relatives in
Alton last week.
Mrs. Charles Larmer is entertaining
Mrs. John Stanley of Chicago.
Miss Addie Smart has returned to Ma
con. Mo. after visiting Mrs. G. II. Ham
ilton.
Mrs. Sarah Hudson is entertaining Miss
Clara Lemon of Los Angeles. Cal.
Mrs. Mary .. Glass of New York is a
visitor in Alton.
Mrs. c, G. Paul is entertaining the
Misses Smelia Schepman and Martha
Rothkop OF Indianapolis. Ind.
Miss Jane Poison of Chicago Is G visitor
in Alton.
Miss Jennie Rice is visiting in st. Louis.
Mrs. G.. W. Long is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. ]. D. Dillon of Hannibal Mo.
Mrs. Mary Fletcher has returned TO Chi
ago after being the guest of Doctor and
Mrs. A. c. Barr.
Mrs. H. ]. Bailey has returned to ST.
Louis after visiting Mrs. E. c. James in
Upper Alton
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Notes.

Directors Of the Home Building and Loan
Association met last week and elected the fol-
lowing officers: c. H. Bartels. president: A.
p. Wolf. vice president: Herman Wolf. secre-
tary: George kalbielsch. treasurer: George d.
Burroughs. attorney.
N. J. Tweed. a mining engineer. was
crushed about the abdomen Friday afternoon
while riding in the last of a string of empty
coal cars in Madison Mine No. 4 The car
jumped the track and knocked down a prop.
letting a section of the roof fall in the box.
Bishop George F. Sevmour will visit st.
Andrews Episcopal Church Tuesday evening.
He will preach and confirm a class.
Frank Martin has commenced suit against
the Henrietta Coal Company for ST.. 900 on &C.
count Of personal injuries sustained last Oc-
tober.
H. NJ. Coleman reported TO the police that
his house in Park street had been entered in
a Bible. in which he had placed the money
the previous evening.
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New York Curb Market,
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

HEFI BIsIt SFFIIAL
New York. July I6.-fnterest in the curb mar
ket to-day centered in the Northern Securities
group Of traders. The stock. which broke sharp
" Friday on the announcement of Judge Brad
ford's decision continuing the Injunction re-
straining the officials OF the Northern Securities
Company from distributing Great Northern
and Northern Pacific stock. according the pro-
rata plan. was again weak. II ope ned half q
point above Fridays clcs re. but Immediately be-
gan to ease of and closed at ID0h. There were
reports Of a compromise by Mr.. HI /. but they
terborough was fairly active and continued itD
upward couss. advancing from I3ILs 10 l32k.
terborough were again in circulation. This time
II was stated that Intsrborough would guaran-
Tee 4 per cent on Metropolitan. Canada pre-
ferred was strong. advancing one-half a point.
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DEGREE GIVEN TO TEACHER.
Miss Harriet n. Haskell of Monticello
HonOred.

Miss Harriet n. Haskell. principal of
Monticello Seminary of Godfrey. has been
honored with the degree of Doctor OF Let
tiers by Mount Ho!yoke College at Noun
Holyoke. Mass. The degree was voted to
Miss Haskell by the Board of Trustees IF
that institution. according 30 their an
nouncement. for pre-eminent service in
the education o. young women for nearly
half a century"
Miss Haskell was graduated from the
Mount Holyoke institution in 1855. and a
short time later came west and took
institution she has since continued to be
the head
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Bishop Jansen Of BelleviIie will confirm a
large class Of boys and girls to-day at st. 10
seph's Church.
Mrs Ruth woodbridge has filed suit for d.
vorce from Edward Woodbridge. She alleges
desertiUn.
Mrs. Marie Cavanaush has filed suit for d.
vorce from Lawrence Cavanaugh-
The Mozart Club will have a picnic at Cen
trail Park to-day.
A southern freight train struck and killed
a horse owned by the St. Louis Transfer Com
pany at Eighth and Bond avenue yesterday.
Mrs. Fraser and daughter. Miss Madge. OF
Washington boulevard. st. Louis. spent yester-
day with friends in East St Louis.
The funeral Of Thomas Mack took place
yesterdaY afternOon.
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Orders.

Washington, July 15.-Army orders were
issued to-day. as follows:
Contract Surgeon John T. Halsell. now
on leave at Laredo. Tex. will proceed
without delay to San Antonio and report
to the commanding General. Department
OF Texas. for assignment to temporary
duty.
Lieutenant Colonel Otto L. Helm. Tenth
Cavalry. will report 10 Colonel VIM. NJ.
Wallace. president OF the Army Retiring
Board at the War Department in this
city. for denomination by the board.
Lieutenant Colonel Andrew II. Russell.
Ordnance Department. is detailed as a
member OF the Army Retiring Board at
the War Department. vice Major John +.
Guil.oyle, Assistant Adiutant General.
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Civil Service Examinations.

Washington, July 15.-Civtl-service ex-
aminations are announced. as follows:
August 10-At st. Louis, for the position
of assistant steam engineer in the United
States Custom-house and Post-Ofice build
ing In that city. at S1.2O per annum. Also.
TO fill a vacancy in the position OF fireman
in the Custom-house and Post-Ofice build
ing at SIS per diem.
August 1T-At Leavenworth. kas., for
the position Of storekeeper-gauSer In the
Internal Revenue District OF Kansas.
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Negroe. With Pistol. Fined.

Two negroes arrested yesterday were
fined 500 and costs b. Justica of the Peace
Thomas Stanton. who said that this was
the minimum fine that would be imposed
for this offense. The negroes fined yester-
day were D. Smith and W. Brown. The
East IT. Louis police have been doing
much toward suppressing the negro with
a revolver. and It is believed that with
the cooperation of the Justice of the
Peace he will be eliminated.
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Want "a Home for Old Folks.

Representatives of the Illinois Grand
Lodge. Knights of Pythias. will meet at
Priesters Park Monday evening to ar
range for purchasing a strip of ground in
that vicinity for the purpose of erecting
an odd Folks Home" The project is
looked on with favor by the Pythians in
this vicinity. and efforts are being made
TO induce the Grand Lodge to consider a
proposition to build In st. Clair County.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-17

County Clerk J. c. McGrath, ]. ". Page
and 4. ". Cross were visitors in Alton yes
terday.
E. C. Mckinney has returned to Wheeler,
Colo. after visiting here.
Thomas Alexander of Carrollton. Ill. was
a visitor here Yesterday.
The funeral OF A.. Calhoun will be held th,,
afternoon from the family residence in Otter
willie.
/. C. Erwin has returned to Girard, Ill.
Deputy sheriff Cosmos Keller has returned
from Jacksonville. III.
Professor and Mrs. c. W. Henry of Mary
VILE. Tenn. are the guests Of relatives here.
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Departed.
To-day,
River RiaIto Brevities.

The steamers Spread Eagle. City OF Provi-
dence and Cor win II. Spencer will each leave
their wharfboals to-day on short river .x-
cursions. The Spread Eagle VIII make one
trip to Grafton. while the other boats will
each make two shorter trips down the river.
The Sidney arrived yesterday morning from
Keokuk and departed yesterday afternoon for
the same point. She had good passenger
patronage both ways.
The Bald Eagle was out at 4 D. m. yes
terday on her first trip In the harvest trade
between ST. Louis and Chester. She carried
q good cargo of freight.
The Grey Eagle cleared yesterday for
Peoria with a good trip Of freight and pas
sengers. t
There seemed TO be a general Improvement
noticeable last week in the excursion business
on the boats. Nearly all boats in and out OF
81. Louis had good passenger trade
The river is falling rapidly and has al
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Omcin1 visit. the Exposition.

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hutchinson ar
rived at the Southern yesterday. Mr..
H~utchinse. is secretary of the United
States Legation to Venezuela, with head
quarters at Caracas. They are in st.
Louis for a two weeks visit to the Ex-
position.
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BeIIeviIIe Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses issued in Belleville
yesterday were to a. ]. Burton. IS. ST.
Louis, n c. s. Reynolds. "a. Burfalo:
Frank Rouchetto. Il, Carbon. III. and
MussO Guessipino. IS, Collinsville.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-17

The harbor gauge yesterday showed g. feet.
a fall Of rs feet in "A hours.
Freight business along the wharf yesterday
was good. Excursion steamers also did a good
business.
Fair and extremely warm weather prevailed
yesterday and last night
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-17

most reached the stage from which the last
rise began. II fell 2is feet In the last "A hours.
The Government Fish Commission steamer
Illinois. which has been lying at wharf at the
foot Of Franklin avenue for a week, departed
yesterday up the Illinois River.
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FoREsTERs OF AMERICA.

CURT MOUND CITY, NO. 2, MEETS ON
the second and fourth Thursdays OF each
month IN the FlaternaI building, Eleventh
street and FRANKLIN avenue.
JOHN J. O'FLYNN. Chief Ranger,
22l R3nschenbach ave.
John W. Fowler. Financial Secretary, 39g6A
Lee ave.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FOREST
ERS.

- oURr COTE BRILLANTE. INDEpEND-
emf order Of Forestes-Meets On the
cscond and fourth Thursdays Of each month at
8 O'Clock at Bowman Hall. northeast corner Of
Iocurt and Eleventh, streets. Visiting BIRTH
ers are cordially invited.
r. K. ROTERMAN.. Chief Ranger.
Residence. No. Elsa Soulard street
W. q. Wright. Recording Secretary. Residence.
No. <S21 kennedy av~~">
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MISSOURI RIVER.
MISSOURI RIVER,

Str. Kennedy will leave from foot Of Frank.
lin ave, Wednesday, July %. ! p. m, for Wash,
ington, Hermann. jefferson City. Sandy Hook
Giles and way landings.
TOWNSEND COMMISSION Co, Agents.
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WooDMEN OF THE WORLD.

vi OAK CAMP. NO. ILL., w. OF w,
meets nrst and third Fridays ever month.
A.ll No. }. Bowman building. northeast cor
n.r Eleventh and Locust streets. NisitOrs are
invited and members expected to be present.
GEORGE LEHMAN, Z. T..
Ed T. Smith. Clerk. No. ~ South Ewing
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ROYAL LEAGUE.

REELEY COUNCIL. ROYAL LEAGUE.
meets the second and fourth Wednesday
e.znlng in Han Nc. 8, FTarernal build ng.
Eleventh and Franklin avenue. Next meeting
July IL. All members Of the order fra
ternally invited at all times. and our own
members expected. Fraternally,
GEORGE AASCH Archon.
Attest: II. H Jones. scribe.
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THEATRICAL.

St. Louis Calcium Light Cc.-OxyEen and hy-
drogen gas furnished for stereopticoD and NOV
ing picture machines. Sterevpticons and views
for rent: calcium light with culors furnished
for theatrical entertainments. uasquerades,
dress balls. fancy solo dances. tableauN and Nv
ing pictures. shadow -pantonirHes. church les
rivals. Xmas trees and weddings Ss Elm.
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RIVER NEWS.


For "A hours ending at : a. NJ:
ST. Louis. Saturday. July ls.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.

ED ORDER UF RED VEN.
rHlNNETONKA TRIBE. NO. rs. IMPROVED
tVA Order OF Red Men. meets every Friday
evening. a; Druids' Han. Ninth and Market
streets. Work by the degree team that made
81. Louis famous.
m INNEBAHA COUNCIL. DEGREE OF
it Posahontas. meets every second and
fourth Monday at pruid's Hall. Ninth and
,farket streets. Work every meeting by the
famous Schrimp degree team.
m ISSISSIPPI TRIBE, NO. IL, IMPROVED
IA order OF Red Men, meets every Thurs
Jay evening at S o'clock, in their wig VAN,
corner Eighteenth and Shenandoah. AL visit
ing brothers cordially invited 20 meet with US
H. RANDALL Sacheni-
HPDCANCANoUGH TRIBE. NO. 90. IN
proved Order OF Red Men. meets on the
second and fourth Saturday evenings in Red
Mems Hail. corner Ninth and Market sire Is.
Council fire kindlcd at the eighth run. Visiting
chiefs are cordially invited to attend. Woik in
the degree. J. 7. WALTERS. Sache1n.
A Leck. Chief of Records.
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SISTERS.

RATHBONE SISTERS.
Il DGIS TEMPLE. NO. 3. RATHBONE SIS
m ten, meets every second and fourth Thurs
day nights At Fraternal Hail, Eleventh street
and Franklin avenue. EisitoTs welcome.
MRS Il. Z. NJ E. C.
1891 Coleman street.
Alice Williams. N. Of K. & c.. S2l0 Frsklin
avenue.
= ArHBONE SISTERS kACELSIoR TEN
IN pie, No. 10. meets every second anu f0urtn
Friday Of each month at Anchor Han. Park
ana Jefferson avenues. Members expected 10 lie
present and visitors cordially invited
MRS ALLIE LOPMAN. NJ Z. c..
3046 Thomas street.
Mrs Frances Hulburd. n. r Of c.. 1905
Papin street
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woMEN'S

wOMEN'S CATHOLIC
ID OF FORESTERS.
G. r. LEo's COURT, NO. 42s. woMEN'S
Catholic Order OF Eoresters. meets tie
s-,.,nd and fourth AonGay Of each month at 81
Ieo's Hail, Twenty-nfth ana Aullanpny streets.
MRS. LACEY. Chief hanger,
Emergency Hospital. Fourteenth and oraiion.
Miss Mary A. Redmond. Recording secretary.
IA Madison st
G T. MALAcHY'S COURT. NO. sss. WON
ems Catholic Order OF Foresters. meets
second and fourth Wednesday Of every month
at St Malachy's Hall. Ewing and Clark ave-
- MRS. CATHERINE SMITH, C. r..
- 26SJ Adams street.
Mis- Mamie E. C. Kerwick. r s.. 2i2l Ber-
nard street
w ester%St Nincents Court, No. "a.
' mems Catholic Order Of Foresters. meets
every second and fourth Thursday Of each
month at St vincent's Hall. Ninth street and
Park avenue. Members coic.ally invited.
MISS MAMIE A SHEA. Chief hanger,
1888 5. Eighteenth st.
Miss Martha Boland- Responding secretary.
ll4I Dolinan ST
Miss Catherine Reynolds. Financial Secrs-
tary, 1911 N. Compton ave
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EDWARD H. BOWIE.
Local Forecast Official.
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HISTORICAL

m sol HISTORICAL. SOCIETY, No.
1900 Locust Street-Reguia monthly
meetings held on the second Thursday OF eacn
month at 8 D. m, from November till -ApriI,
Inclusive. The tuilding is open daily from 8
a. m. TIL 5 D., m. sunday afternoons from .
Till 8 The public IS corulally Inslted TO visit
The library and museum.
%ALTER b. President.
Charles Parsons Pettus. Secretary.
r HE BLUE AND THE GRAY MEET AT
the rooms of the Missouri Historical So
ciety, No. 1900 Locust street, upon call Of inc
comrnandant. JOSEPH BOYCE. Captain.
e. C. Robbins. First Sergeant
~ oLUNTEER HISTORICAL
Society meets third Sunday OF every
month. . .. m. No. 1850 Locust street All ST
Iouis volunteer dremen are invited to attend.
OSEPH BOYCE. President.
F. n. Brooks. Secretary.
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ExIGHrs OF

ENIGHTs OF COLUMBUS.
No XII NO. Csc, KNIGHTS
IN OF Columbus. meets every second and
fourth Wednesday at Rose Hill Han, No. asJ;
Maple avenue. Visiting knights always well
Walter T. Cunningham. Recorder.
fSH Ai,xOLAIE NO. IN.
ltH knights OF Columbus, meets every sec
oud aid fourth Tuesday in the west hall, Gen.
fury building. Ninth and Olive streets. Visit
ing knights cordially invited.
FRANK c. CUNNINGHAM. Grand knight
r. p. Leonard. Recorder.
- every nrst and third Tuesday ~ West
End Hall. southwest corner Flnney ana vands-
invited. EDWARD DEvoY Grand knight.
Joseph z. Lamy, Recorder
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ANCIENT FREE AND
-~-r

ACCEPTED MASONs.
SEoRGE WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. 9. A.
" Z. A NJ, will hold special communi-
cation Tuesday, July -, Z p m. Masonic Tenn
pie. Grand and Finney avenues. WORK in the
degree OF Entered Apprentice. Visitors are
welcome. GEO. w. JAMES. w. Nj.
VIM L Reynolds, Jr., Secretary.
M IsSoURI LODGE. NO. l. A F. & a. NJ.
" Mother Lodge-"-Stated c5mmunica-
non Thursday, July Il. at 1850. Grand Avenue
Tsmnie. +. c. degree. Important business.
rran,inations for advancement. Members eN-
nected and visiting brethren. frateInally iny.t-
"A To- attend. j. W. KRUGER, W. NJ.
John Il. Deems. secretary.
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RUBBER STAMPS. sEALs. STENCILS

ADAMS, the stamp man, 34 v. Sixth st. ~.
Louis, Mo: rubber stamps. seals. stencils. etc.
good. cheap. quick Write for new list
KASPER STAsIP AND SEA Co. SIS To-
Gust VI. ana book II liberal Arts building.
Worlds Fair: both phones.
EXCELSIOR Stencil Works. 81 Olive. for
steel stamps. stencils, burning brands. rubber
type. seals, brass and aluminium checks.
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SECRET
Y ARCAyUM,

Grand COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL
" ArcaEum. SV9-Sll Holland Building A
cordial welcome TO visitors. friends. brethren
and members from abroad.
Z. A BARBOUR. C. r.
Jno. c. KiIliaEs~orth Grand Secretary.
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To-Day's Weather.
Arrived.

Fair and continued warm.
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STEAMBOATS,.

UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
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CARPET
ACME steam carpet cleaning. Sc yard. Asa
Esston: phone Delmar 170s.
r Steam Carpet Cleaning Co =;
yard. Nineteenth aud Pine. send postal: Kin
1och d 20.
Steam Carpet Cleaning Co: W. J.
NcCourtney manager. carpets FenoNated; JOCK
like new. Lin, 1850: Kin. Del. 245l- &2s FlEney.
MPIRE Steam Carpet Cleaning Co. W. Wa
termar. MansCer-Carpet renovated. lock- Ike
new. Alb Lucas: tel Beaumont 20: Kin. c 96s-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25
5HE'l5jsO SENSITIVE 1T Would B2EAK HEP {EAPT GBBEp
IJ73fAPPy

~ ht1er IIe compared the twothat sns well
he possby under crcunlst for BIZ had
nced with cramps most Intense and agonlzng nature,
I,l was sure unable TO move but he
let her away; let ball Dc pro-
cured he would go@to her az ~ sot
he could not go now. f$S$f38B
Then said the slayer OF lions. - VIII have the warden
bring mother here,
What for? inquired the sufferer innocently.
80 Identity you,' the answer $g,: 3
Bill nsDration.s For once IN his NE no
tho Struh-all of it. 10 hell with her! he said N,
conclusion. Work her for all you car ahd wei!
and me-
The warden and held lndigna lion meet
ing Wlththe counsel for the defense VINO swis
restitution speedy have obtained THIS
money under false pretensinns ON rave stoe
shouted far from calm he hous't q MS own proud lne
and the part he had IN l5
Bill looked grieved "yvha casting up about7
the desert pal: Didn't you declare your
self In? Didn't you STINK mo for a hundred? Didn't You
stall me? Didn't you your rase.otf Of the jnnk
ha inquired Then he pleaded Come on! Come on Eht e
OUT like mes don't take no 8water! ID g .l,, .
warden spoke like the REGULATION ltonHAce
There was much grief his regretted that such
II thing should have happened In his house"
throtgh him; they sank right "down into his jeans and
made him cough up md they innned nm ~, ike H,
which that they separated Bill from MS roll Ihey
got II all. Bil hpd5 boen fr''ss IN tAn Tomhs shad
eaten prison food and borrowed his tobacco from new,
and loci s2n hlYe - ~,
Every penny they recovered OF that Small fortune which h,
behind him. Moreover Bill was deposited ~ the co0e
which Is place of darkness and aboMnaon Vhthef Went
Bill o Christmas utteling uteruhle things
The unde,grounda telegraph was In ful working order
In an stant what had happened what Bin had
and how he had been eaught S Su.
done you take plea Ioo you Want 70 so nome
Wo expressed estem for him and ye wished nun
crsnGs and hanpy New Yeal.ats q ' t
"a stone on lis granite pavement the Christmas morning
uunllyhs eits way olimbsd climbed al oyas