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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-12-21

~AHE next morning, when George
.EH was alone in the Office, mid
die aged, hard faced country
man slouched in.
SIS this Hillyer's warehouse? h.
asked.
"Yes," said George. Anything can
do for you!"
"WeI, not exactly fer me-" said the
man, "but old Squire Deck-I reckon
you know him, over in Gilner:
81 know Of him." George responded.
"Well, he sent me to ak ef you uns
would let i'm put his will in your safe
that is, ef you got one; the squire
didn't know whether you had or not
The man was looking about the room.
"I don't see none, I'm shore
Its there in the vault George ex-
planned, pointing to the big steel door.
"Oh, it's in thar? Well, I reckon it's
good an strong"
"One Of the best in the country,
George said leaving his high stooi
and opening the outer door.
Zone O them com-combinatlon
locks:"
"Yes-that's it. Did you bring the
paper with your We are always glac
to accommodate people"
"No; didn't fetch it. lie told me to
nouire. I never did like the notion o
Them combination locks, as fer's I'm
concerned said the man. TOO many
folks has got the password into 'em.
Now, good. stout key that shores q
steel bolt into 4 good, strong socket is
hard to beat"
I'm the only one about here that
knows this combination" Buckley ex-
planned politely. I'VE chang. it quite
often too Even Mr.. Hillyer doesn't
keep up with it unless I'm going away
"Oh, well, I reckon it will be safe
enough, an III tell the squire about It
when I go back
The man turned out Of the ware
house, crossed the railway tracks and
walked on till he was in the woods on
the edge Of the village. Here he was
met By two other men who, glanc1ng
about furtively, came out into the open
to meet him.
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@18E next morning, after his re-
4 turn from Atlanta, George met
i Bascom Truitt at the ware
house.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-12-21
CHAPTER Xxx.

@NHE next morning half the VII
III lage dropped In to see where
ii George Buckley had fallen. NO
= one was able to say exactly.
how the thing had happened. The-doc-
tor. while reporting: that Ge0ggeaRas
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-12-21

GSTCNI.E..!. hardly knew where he
went. bui Snon found himself
ssBs again rear Tie executive man
sion. IL" mprriment was at
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-12-21

only take lnOSe DIaSteu guns VI ie
and stand back. I'm not made OF
| stone. How can q man get his mind
on thing like that while you are
( pointing revolvers at him. Leave me
alone minute. I'm with you, but give
me a minute to collect myself-to think
it out
| The leader laughed. Boys" be said,
..he's scared Il sight wuss n he looks.
That's 4 compliment to US. Stand out
| side the Office. III stay with i'm, but
eff you hear the slightest noise run In y
The two men did as ordered, and
! George sank into q chair at Hllyer's s
desk. He drew blank sheet Of paper
to him and dipped q pen.
Now git to work." said the leader
approaching and looking over his shoul-
Ger.
George glared up at him. "Sot un-
less you keep away from me. Get
back" be demanded sharply, "or LII
throw it up
"yvell, you needn't be so tetchy," and
the burglar retreated to the door, where
he stood leaning against the wall.
George had gained his point. Under
the pretense of trying to recall the
combination he had gained time for
something he had in view. he was
going to write q note to Hillyer and
cautiously slip it into the old mans day
| book on the desk. This is what he
hastily penned and addressed to Hill
yer:
Three unknown men have me covered
with reyolvers to force me to open safe.
| They think I am now studying out COM
bination. Escape impossible. know you
would rather have me give In, but
can't The world believes the son OF q
J thief will steal. and it would say vas
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23
PRIEST RIVER NOTES.

Priest River, Idaho, April II. At
the meeting Of the village council
men. held Saturday evening. Austin
Ready WAS elected mayor, G. Major
clerk. and John A. Gowanlock treas
urer. The village marshal will be
appointed at the next regular meet
ing.
The members Of the Priest River
baseball team had their FIRST tryout
tDday. A picked team from the town
was chosen. but they were no match
tor the regular team. McAbse,
Judge. Nash and Harmon pitched .
few innings and ali showed up we'll.
From all indications Priest River will
have q strong team this year.
Charles MearS returned today from
= business trip 20 Spokane.
AR. and Mrs. W. W. vonCannon
Of Laclede. Idaho, hare been visiting
IN Priest River for few days.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23

who arc trying 10 CONCEAL their
marriage from Dicks father. The
old gentleman has decided syersion
TO marriage. probably as Dick says.
''b@cHass be has been there himself,
sud has vowed that II Dick does
marry before reaching the age Of
twenty firs be will cut him Of with
out cent Dick aud Lefty hnye
taken = cottage Al Brighton and are
living an ideal life among honey
sDckls. bens and inquisilive neigh
bors. and. Of course, the old 1eutle
man tarns up. Dick H. living under
the name u Brown Al the cottage.
aud the elder Preston takes n friend
u Dicks for Brown, and Lefty for
Mira Brown. On his arrival. Dick
has Arranged with Suzanne Dacre. =
friend al I4etty's 20 act - Mrs.
Brown. This eventually leads 10 the
discovery by the old gentleman that
there are two Mrs. Browns, and the
contradictory explanations that the
yoang people give for the unusual
namber of wives on the part OF the
Imaginary Brown keeps Preston
senior. In q Uhih Of excitement for
three dAya
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23

Geo. c. Thomson aud M Sanve,
81 Cos Cob. Connecticut, have taken
= ten year LEASE on the amusement
privileges 81 blackwell park and
will al once begin making improve
meu,s. The grounds will be cleared
aud poi Ia the best condition, swings,
rustic seals a pavilion and rnany
other conveptences will be added to
make The place most attractive. A
beat. frsi class restaurant will be
one of the features. Arrangements
viii he made 10 grant privileges 10
Legitimate smusemenis Of various
kinds and !, Is proposed 20 make the
place one Of the most attractive parks
Ia the state. No Intoxicating liquors
sill he allowed on the gronud. The
Coating boat house owned by p ".
johnson has been purchased aud will
be tit,ed up for a row boa, business.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23

W. S. Chapman IL under arrest On
= warrant sworn cut By his wife charg.
ing him with threatening to do her
great bodily injury. Among other
things she claims that be threatened
TO put q bullet through her brain.
Chapman 10 at large under a bond Of
400 pending a bearing Of the case.
II is sought to put him under a bond
10 keep the peace. The trouble came
a. 9 surprise 20 the community, AZ
the family IL we'll thought Of and
there was no suspicion Of trouble
until this matter came into court.
Friends Of the parties are trying 70
effect reconciliation aud may
sacceed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23

The republican county central
committee met at Ratbdrum Thursday
for the purpose Of choosing delegates
20 the pocAtello convention TO nom
mate delegates to the national con
veniion and az the date for the
county convention. Seventeen dele
gates were chosen to the state con
vention, among them A. A. Crane,
Frank Ely, VIM. Gray, ID. II. Bud.
long. u. r. Mason, r. L. Bnrean,
II. NJ. Stratbern, c. l.. Hoffman,
Or. r. wenz, II. II, Taylor, Albert
Filsoa, Or, Jones. X. wonnemaker
and A. Christensen. II WIS decided
TO hold the county nominating con-
vention at Rathdrum on Tuesday,
july 90, and the primaries on Mon
day, July IL. The apportionment
makes convention of So delegates
aud one for each new precinct
created.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Notice Is hereby given, that IN pursuance Of
an order 81 The the probate court In and for the
County II kootenai. STATE OF idaho made On the
lurth daN Ct Aprii, 1874. In The matter 81 the
estate If ecpiinan Martin. Decreased. the under
signed the administrator II the said estate, win
sell Al private sale to the highest bidder Tor cash
and subject a. the confirmation 81 the said
Probate Court. On OF after "Wednesday. the an
day II May taot, at ten o'clock =. N. AZ ny
Office Ia Rathdrpm, kootcnai Coanty. state u
Idaho all the rtght, title aud interest, that thu
estate has, by operation nt law or otherwise
other 81 IN addition q that Il the said Renjamin
Martin AZ the tinc u his death Va and IN Al
those certain lots. peices or parcels 81 lant
situate. lyine and being in the saia county
koctenst, .taie II idaho, and bounded and de
sCibed a. follows, to-wti
The west one half wv, ~ otshe souihcas
one fourth Is, X IN and lotS numbered Thre
lal and Pour ttA 81 section Que 90 TOWNSHIP
FORTY eirht ttSl North, of Range -Four ln IVES
Roise Meridian. containing one Hundred Fort
threc aud FoTtN-iWc one hudredthS tiaAsg) acre
accuIyling "a the L \ Government survey.
All bids must be IN writing and may 3
addreSscd b. me AZ Raihdrum, Idaho. II an
time heioru date o, sale
Terms and conditions oi sale Cash laWft
money Ut the United states ten yer cent 81 y
purchase money to h paid to the aduniStrats
Al the time 81 the salc. hAianxe GA cnuGfmatiy
of sale hv sala rrpbaie Court
Deed ~ the eXpAnse " the parchascI,
q. 1. fTTZSlMMONS
apr lees Public AdminiSsrats
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The Idaho Mercantile Company

" \. keadail, a safe expert Of
fpFSisHa, os~eon. vac 10 town Thars
DAY lesihihs 90 hasinaas- lie opened
sts ssis 81 The Northsrs Pacific depot
Which hsd aehed The efforts Of The
SevHi tss several days The safe al
sbs FE@ss pfi1ns vas also or.rhaaled
sad tvfaiFed
X y hlackweli hss lei the con
ssNcs Toe : goaa Tusidsnoc "a BE- erect
81 90 fshsgusn street IN O'RFisn's
saaiiioa Il he 90 he a house Of
eight ssesas. sNo stories and large
ssasnds. AID gill oasa about o.. ooo
SHEA oosG Heed II uili be heated
~ saFnsrs II is 90 have electric
isshts, BATH. aud ali other modern
ecaEwaaesaoes ard will BE- one Of The
Hssiess add mosa canfortAhis raxl
aseoes In ths city. T. A. vArnAn ls
Ehs coasFscses.
The Cesar a'Alsne l1nmheF cefn.
pasg IL aaaklae arrangements 10 start
ia sill MondAy mosulag =.:a full
csws q nsn. u ts sapecs~d 10 keep
shs nail eotng Ia lgs full capacity
dnsine tho ~S&soa. The contractor u
Alec 1t SoSk 3strtne The rlllns for
The campan4's asu planting mill
This siii hs pasbed TO eoBpisiipn
without Delay aud W 20 10 aae al Tho
suasa cgaplsis 81 the Kind ia northern
Idaho
Ths nnssnbers 81 Occur d'Alcns
lodge. { q O. D.. uill celebrate the
snutsessary ~ The order al Fraierual
ball TuaadAF ersninR 10 connection
uish tie celebration The lodge uiil
Dedicate tho ball TO The uses af Odd
Fslla~sAip The eyaBd master IL
sarvci 81 to le arosans aod 40 inter
esains program has hees prepared Ter
ihu eoossiou phieh il to close sith =
lsanguss. Al odd Foilous arr In
rstod e atseBd eth their families
A paper shower tarewell for Mites
lpes wa,tlas. vas given Friday even.
iae e last serk ny Miss Maud Bc,tes.
a, The bono q, Nj and Mr. A.
Bsltas Miss Ridefkin assisted ia
resolving The heaai,fal. large and
camHedioas dining room. uith Ste
pretty decorations In piuk and white
st once capiivs,ed the guests aud for
hours uorriment was IN the hearts 81
eli. over the dining room table
hang huge umbrella, pretiily draped
ulih s,reamers Of pink and white
rlthons hanging from It and fastened
aron "a The table The evening vas
spon, in music. games and mcrriment.
The ladios ell sore come article made
81 rsrer. some being made into bows,
sashes. collars. jackets. aprons and
applique trimmings which added 10
their beauty and charm. The hostess
unre = gray wolfe dTcss trimmed In
rink spplique roses all Of which were
81 paper. and suitable for the occas'
ion. After the serving Of dainty
rptreshmeuts. the guest Of honor wac
lod under the umbrella and upon her
we're shouetpd numerous gifts made
Of paper. Miss wstiles left the next
DAY for Boise. where she will make
her future homo. Those present we're
hipaes Main. Agnes Main, Jessie
Main, Marian Main, Potter, Anna
Potter. Davis. Grace Davis. Wettles,
Nicholas. nlackwell, Eldetkin,
Fernau. Annie Fernan, and Mrs. n.
Claland Of Spokane. Meesrs Schmidt,
Renshaw. Laveine. Walker, Martin,
Sander. Roberts, Brebner. Meyer,
Thomas and Dryer.
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Harrison. Idaho, April Is, Two
popular young people we're married
yesterday. They were Miss Helena
Crane, eldest daughter Of +. S. Crane.
and Joseph kroctch, brother Of Mn.
q. r. Connolly. The officiating min.
ssscr was Father Purcell Of Coeur a.
Alene. The ceremony was performed
At the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Connol.
~. The groom IL member Of the
Harrison Brass hand, which, after the
ceremony, escorted the newly married
couple 10 the steamer Idaho. They
will make their home in Spokane.
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b 0T TuwS AND couNrY

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n ta,s ats'sr tstses3s ls Cslsas.
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10 te't'saaa tHsrggssa whss
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aars la'saat sAs IiaIns spasa Go
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's'f r~uirsl earH pitsaa 10 meet IL
h's''sa IN MAJ
a'@ B'sHohs RlaekuelI anA hes
'a''y "'haal class will give an sca
mn "'rial a' tha t'spshytsrfaa
ss''s IHsa1sT evening from 3 10 =
eeR M inviistian ls extended
III
u Williams has purchased the
". I. ~ 'aa@s from LANCE 4 Wander
ARi ill itapose ~ them II .
''9s''oa lauEa 4 wandsfI.rh gill
'''s's their stock Of furnishing
aoAs
'ssPh IAFauptain hiss had y. !
= t'sd "sllowal arrested on che
a's' n iraspass aud malicious
'''s'''n Il property The case IL
% heard Monday All parties
- s''oss tho lake
!" Takes church. Third SUNDAY
:, FASTER sunday school 10 = m. .
,,''e and sermon II =. m. and
~ ?. m. The Guild wiII meet Al
!, ''''"'y m Tuesday Al 2 40 p. m.
.-'5 on Friday at I 30.
me other evening after the curtain
-. ~ npou the last acg Of 'arhs
I "eerer'' q certain young lady
'"4 audience requested those about
y sep their seats, insisting that
=, vas something more 20 happen.
W, -" 10 saw Of her she was still
~. s TOT the next act. We would
- mat The programs hereafter
~ The public that they may leave
''e curtain drops upon The last
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23

The following unclaimed letters ne.
main In the postofiicc;
]. r. Anderson, T. w, Brown, F.,
NJ. Barnes, Mrs. Ed Barns, Mrs. Lena
Baron. John Buresh, +, l.. Baardman,
Mrs. Brown, Clarence Burr, MIR. II.
Cray, Marshall Cooper, Chas. Ches.
mer. n. Il. Devils. Anna Farr, 4. A..
Urieshy. Jack +. Uluiu, NJ. f. Holly,
Robt. iuslis. Helma Johnson, Jeus
Jnreenaen. w. p. Jerrard, ,, Larry
I.arkius, VIM. Markey, Mrs. Miller,
Mrs. NJ. ]. Matheson. W. S. Newland,
william Avery. Lloyde Snyder, J. b.
strauberg, Ira Stair, Shepherd, J. b.
Walker, W. q. Warden, Del Warren.
d. F. MASON, Postmaster,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23

A number of new telephones are
being placed in residences. Among
those contracted for this week are the
following: Joseph Boughton. +. A.
Shallis. Henry Bodler, J. W.
Edwards, VIM. Gerard, T. +. Hedsl,
Jas. Cocoran. Carscallen Bros, A.
Minuick. N. c. Normoyle, 5. A.
Varuam, A, V. Chamberlin, 7. f.
Hedal. store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23

The farce Browns In Town, p"
which IL tho attraction ct the Audi
torium, Occur d'Aieue, Monday even
ine. April 90. IL said 10 he one Of the
brightest aud cleapest comedies ever
seon on the stage. The plot Of the
p,ecc deals with the troubles Of Dick
and Lefty Preston, two young people
Who have been secretly married and
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23

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ls sssstass "Wednesday afsesraaa. Al
he kea=e - NJ sAsa Mss- lsraas
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sh'slE h1@ee sn hf.oksHs.
is sasaaisae aaseas s@sn ps have
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swesasiF esd saS that sasli Asss EAs
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81 shs hosss ~ lbs tssmst 90 ahssussn
saFv@a. Wednesday ssassspes - lapch
s'aa. Ia hooes - Mr. tssss Hsetsss
saA Mfs EassTd Mes1assy. sho siil
lease sos sassinss. MIeA SIS sus a
MAJ So asas thss city shess iusafs
Ao@ss
e. =. lkaaAmas. lase arrival fsoa
tAssrais. Ngrh and = rgsessosl ttisA
sssass. hss LEASED ssus elsY sfound
tsum C'Asarl~s Hsaps ass plli sneAss
excessively 10 ths sesHu'sciHTe -
bstck lls hss = fasua = sasu 81
@usk rsvpaTlae shs yards abd sessies
salpss 10 shsF~ 30 t~ets arsfsiisns
II oaos
TIE psblie sehoals wsrs closed
TsaasstsY Cog shs pasPoss o; observing
Aflups day TIE exercises soeh place
"a shs Aaditasia@ sui consisted 81
snraI music ssA Tpcitatiets sFfFppTi
ale 70 SOC pcrssiap The exercises
tsesn 81 30 o'claet End ~sts vsfy
Interesting Thats usrv uuHhst
81 visitors present.
aaiounB Meyers uas kioked on The
ta~ ~ hnsse FRIDAY Of lest seek
ana ahile 10 osBsldeFe.i Tho sound
quite raintsi 10 cootinned al his
farm ~stk autil the folleuins day.
chen No discovered ths, the bios bad
hruksn bic jaw and " beam" nee
psaafy Tor kim 10 So q Spokane tor
treatment 81 one II tbs hospitals.
The lake has Hol bssn 80 high at
this time ot the rear ioT number OF
seasons and II IL ssld that the snoW
IL vpsy deep 10 tho mountains. Thes"
conditions mean a Hood in June IN
less tbs weather Is such ~ 10 prevent
the rapid melting q ,he snoW We
mar have repetition Of the high
eater ~ 1924. chen Fort Sherman
vas flooded.
A. J, Krakenbere. 81 Standpoint
90. in the CITY Wednesday looking
an a location for = cigar factory.
lie was veil pleased vi,b the outlook
aud decided that he would engage IN
the baslness here. lie secured .
room in the building next to the
postotfce and will move bic stock at
once. lie will be able to open
nm for business by the frst OF May
aud will manufacture q hIeh grade OF
cigars. Tie expects 10 build up =
ba.iuess that will eventually keep
several men basy Mr.. krasenbera
has had years Of experience 10 the
business aud knows wha, he Is doing
/ ills coming here adds 90" mere
manufacturing industry to The bust
mass enterprises Of the city.
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Rel,qnl.hmnrnt for sale

Possessory Right relinQuishment
for sale at bargain. VIII be
surveyed this summer. IL has 1900
cedar poles 1880, 900 feet of saw
timber, principally white pine, and
a quantity Of tie timber. Write 20
J. A. Larson. Bellgrove, Idaho at
once for particulars. mar. 10
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23

MIR. Dollar denies the statement
published In one Of the city papers
which makes sensation out of n
dispute over the matter Of check
presented az the Exchange National
bank for payment. He says there
was no excitement and that much Of
the newspaper talk lie false, He says
thai the check was defaced and that
the cashier refused 20 pay II until IL
had been made right.
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for sale

Four thoroughbred Jersey cows for
sale al fair prices. These COWS are
young and fresh. Also one Jersey
heifer, two calves. three grade Dur.
ham cows lhis stock is all good and
will be sold for cash or good security.
Il may be seen near Geo. Thomson's
residence, o'Brlen's addition.
NJ. ANDERSON.
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DAHO MERCANTILE CO.

This Petticoat is popular. 1t repre-
sents one of the best values in the
entire collection of Elites. Ii is made
of an excellent quality of mercerized
sateen, and has a wide corded ruffle
and two rows of pleating Price
only $2.oo. This skirt is made by
the jackson Skirt & Novelty Co.
who are Offering $4,000 in prizes for
the best articles on dressing within
a limited amount Now is the time
to enter the contest.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23
POPULAR PRICES

Lower Floor soc and 7sc; First
Two Rows Balcony, so; Balance of
Balcony 2Sc. On Sale at Occur d.
Alene Drug Store.
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-15
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Policeman, mailcarriers, messenger
boys. business men aad not a few
women 4or several hours one day last
week took part in a search for a IS
gold piece which dropped from the
hand of a Ninth street business man
who had received It In change at the
postofice. A lot of smaller change
which had fallen at the same time
vas soon recovered. but not the gold
coin. Very few cracks and crevices
among the ~cobblestones escaped
canes and prying eyes. but all in vain.
Even pools Of water were swept away,
but to no purpose.
It did not seem possible that Il
could have rolled more than a few
feet. although the street for half 9
square was carefully scrutinized
That evening the missing coin was
found at least Eve miles away.
The man who had dropped It hur
ried out to his home in West Phila
delphia, intending to return to a thea
! ter. Putting on his evening clothes
he went to hang up the pair Of trou
| sers he had taken of when something
/ dropped to the floor with a ring. Be
| fore him lay the IS gold piece.
When the piece fell it had lande,
In the turned up fold Of his trousers
philadelphia Press.