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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30

S Slo0d mn IN their veins, not water and !,
Marie cahill returns 70 Na,,
Monday with her fun makrrs' ana i ro.S
III schen Is coming In week mn
OF these actresses, though entirelv Az
lereht III personality and method ma
neicohe' ana always are amusln,.
Miss ,hhill Is seen In her familiar chaS,
aeter of Molly Moonshlner ana NJ
fritzt Scher presents her now o,,are
Mile. Modlste." Fritzl Scheffs ~,
Is refreshing and artistic. Tor she re,,a.
on her oSn ability TO please aud amnss
without calling TO her assistance nno
clowns or horse play
Another actress who has no rival Il,
her line Of work, BAY Tenpleton. wii,
ne mere IN two weeks, Always popu-
lar on broadway, there Is no one WI,
can snow the fads and follies OF people
IN imitation as cleverly as does Miss
William Glllette's presence In Ne.,
York IN assurance OF the fact that soma
interesting plays and good acting wnl
be Forthcoming this season. He viii
become the star In Il stock company al
one or Charles Frohman's theaters. Mr.
Gillette Will select his own plays. stage
them anC generally direct their pro-
duction. His intention Is 10 make New
YORK his home leaving town for only
very short tours, and his purpose ia ty
omit all problem plays and works
whose meaning is not clearly UNDER
stood from his repertoire.
Elizabeth Remington Williams.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30
JEROME K, JEROME NEXT WEEK

~ thursday evening next Salt
Lakers will have the opportuni-
ty Of spending an evening with
Jerome X. Jerome In an auth
or's recital" at barratt hall. Mr.. Je-
rome comes under the auspices OF the
Mutual Improvement lecture bureau,
which on learning that the distn-
guished English humorlst was 10 visit
America this year, booked him early.
last fall, as the principal Offering VI
the course for this winter.
Mr. Jerome Is on his first visit to
America, after a long career In liter
ature Since his Three Men In a
Boat brought him his first public no.
tice when he was still a young man,
he has been one of the foremost men
OF letters In his own country, and has
had a large American following H.
arrived at New York Oct. I. and has
spent the fall and winter touring Amer
lea in pursuit he says. "of the Amerl-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30

For comfort. good service and low
rates, patronize the Nickel Plate Road.
Good road-bed. splendldy equipped
trains and first-class dining-car service
meals being served on American Club
Plan, ranging in price from 35c to sl.0O;
also service a la carte. Three through
trains daily IN each direction. Rates
always the lowest. No excess fare on
any train on that line. Chicago City
Ticket Office I'll Adams Street Depot
La Sale Street Station. corner Van
Buren, and La Sale Streets. on the
Elevated Loop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30

the new play by Arthur Wing Pinero in
which George Alexander will return to
his own London theater the st. James,
shortly after the holidays. Mr., Alex
ander In said to have made several OBJ
jectons to the title on the ground that
il is mystifylng and not particularly at
tractlve, bur Mr.. Pinero, In his usual
manner. has put his foot down and re-
fused to change It under any circum-
stances,
Early In February, Otis skinner will
appear IN New York. playing the role
OF Able Daniel In The Duel" trans
lation of French drama Which has
airedy had a notable success at the
Coincide Franchise. The leading char
acter, to be impersonated here by Mr..
skinner, Is still being played in Paris
by NJ La Barge and will shortly he
Noted at the Garrick theater London,
by Arthur Boucher.
The Hesitatlng Mrs Kingsury" is
the name OF the new adaptation from
the French by Cosmc Gordon Lenox.
which Is soon to be produced at the
Haymarket theater, London. The sue
cess OF his two other adaptations, The
MdITlhgt OF hltty Hllu Inc fTeeuDil
Of Susanne,' has placed Mr.. Lenox In
the very front rank of English adapt
ers Of foreign plays. and his new play
is being awaited In London with good
deal of eagerness
IF the report Is true that Harry b.
Irving Is soon to come TO America,
hope It VIII be 10 play some of the char
acters In which his father won renown,"
said Ben Greet, the disciple Of Shake
speare untrammeled by the scene paint
er. Harry Irving Is the legitimate sue
cessor of his father. and that he richly
deserves his priceless heritage Is.
think. sufficiently indicated BY the ova-
ton which he received as Hamlet last
spring in London, especially when one
realizes that his work in that role had
to stand comparison with Forbes Rob-
ertson's beautiful Hamlet"
Barnum 4 Bailey have on foot a plan
TO secure the famous Galerie des Ma
chimes. standing in Paris since the ex-
position OF 1878, and rebuild Il in New
York one paper, with maidenly mod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30
NINE. REJANE Is DIVORCED BY
HER HUSBAND.

Nine. Rejane, whose husband Man
ager Porel OF the Vaudeville theater,
Paris, won his suit for divorce from
her "A few days ago, Is widely known
French actress The original suit for
divorce was brought by Mime Rejane,
and the husband entered a counter ac-
ton.
The decision OF the French court
caused quite a sensation in this coun-
try. where Nine. Rejane Is almost as
we'll known and admired as Bernhardt.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
commencing Thursday. A, r. Law
renee, the well known manager, has
secured the sole rights to produce the
piece, and was fortunate to secure the
original scenery and costumes. The
play Is wound about a love story. Of
exceptional merit which deviates from
the common stage love scenes. II
teaches n wholesome lesson; IL leaves
no bad Impressions behind. but rather
an abiding pleasure that benefits and
inspires and rests those who see and
hear It. what more could lovers Of
drama want?
At the Lyric next weeks attraction
will be Carr's "Thoroughbreds, COM
pany which comes with a chorus of q
girls and n long list Of speciality artists.
The opening performance is given this
afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30


leading man In "Zira," taking Frank
Workings place, Mr. Dalton has been
Idle since the collapse Of ",rhe Naza-
rene" In Chicago some time ago.
Klaw & Erlanger's production Of J.
|. &. Clarke's dramatic version Of Gen.
Lew Wallace's romantic novel, THE
Prince OF India" will receive its prem
Ter at the Colonial theater in Chicago
Feb. ..
A tour OF the United States Is to be
undertaken by Alexandra Vlarda. the
Polish tragedienne, with English pres
entatlons OF "Gabrlela," La Signora di
Challant' and Don Carlos" She tried
once before to interest Americans, but
failed disastrously
Pauline Markham, noted a generation
ago as the most beautiful and shapely
Of Lydia Thompsons celebrated British
blondes, is I'll in New York with yio-
lent attack OF measles. and there are
grave doubts about her recovery. She
Is over 65 years old.
w, H. Thompson Is to become a star
again under the management OF the
Messrs. Shubert. The play Is THE Bish-
ops Move renamed THE Bishop"
because OF the fun the newspapers had
with the title when Mr. Thompson
starred in the play previously.
Oliver Doud Byron. who used to play
across the Continent" and THE Plum.
GER Will return to the stage to sup
port Henry Il. Dixey in THE Man on
the Box Mr. Byron Is the father OF
Arthur Byron and brother-in-l law OF
Miss Ada Rehan,
Messrs Pierre Berton and Paul
Hervieu witnessed the first performance
OF their plays in New York Mr. Berton
was called on for speech during Ia
Belle Marseillaise,' but the audience
at The Labyrinth" went home without
similarly h0norlng his confrere.
IAN Of sudden Peggy" IL the title
Of new comedy by Ernest Denny,
which Is to be produced soon in Lon
don and IN New York. simultaneously.
Miss Marie Tempest viii play the hero
Inc on the other side OF the Atlantic,
and Miss Fay Davis on this.
For leading woman IN the cast OF
THE Bishop" the Messrs. Shubert have
engaged Drina De Wolf recently the
arch yillainess Of The Prodigal sop."
Miss De Wolf also appeared prominent
Is IN Mr.. W. II. Thompsons support
In The Secret of Polichlnelle."
Mrs. C.. ~ Williamson of London,
England. author Of 1.-THE Lightning
Conductor from which book the play
Of that name has been dramatized, Is
on her way to this country to assist
In preparing the comedy that Herbert
Kelcey and Effie Shannon later on pre-
sent at the Broad.
4 young French actress. Mdlle. Den
ege, Il member of NJ. Antoine's COM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30

No Pill is as pleasant and positive AZ
DeWitt's Little Early Rlsers. These
Famous Little Pills are so mild and
effective that children. delicate ladies'
and weak people enjoy their cleansing
effect, while strong people say they are
the best liver pills sold Never grippe
Sold by +. G. Schramm. druggist;
where the cars stop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30
HOLIDAY RATES


Tickets on sale December 30. "a. Is, 30,
81. and January |, 1906 Final lmi,
January 4th. See agents for further
particulars. City Ticket Office, POI Main
ST
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30


Fitzgerald the handed down decision In
either fought the spring
a he OF Klaw & Erlanger.
10
the other.
appealed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30
THIRTEEN-YEAR-oLD, LEAD.
ING MAN" FOR ETHEL
BARRYMORE

Cyril Smith, the 1S-year-od boy actor
VIII be Ethel Barrymores leading
man" when she appears In "Alice- Sit
by-the-Flre," cyril arrived from Eng
land a little over week ago, and when
he saw the skyline looming up at the
end of the bay his eyes widened and
he said New York must be an "awfully
smoky place TO have so many CHM
neys.'
cyril would pass for IS In a pinch,
and II all they say Of him In London Is
true he Is certainly talented lie has
brown eyes. sallow complexion and
abundant hair. His greatest pride lies
IN the fact that he mas created every
role he ever played, In Alice Sit by
the-t'ire' he win have to copy another
Juvenile, and this is thorn In the
flesh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30

pany, has just arrived In London. In
order 10 pursue her studies and TO per-
feet herself In English at the Academy
OF Dramatic Art founded by Mir. Tree.
This seems TO Indicate that the Eng
lish school is not altogether unappre-
clated IN Paris,
Two Of the dignhed members Of the
business STAFF of star now acting in
Chicago quarreled so noisily the other
evening at the lobby Of the theater
about whose name should appear first
on the program that the performance
was interrupted. when the question
was referred to the star for settlement
she ordered both names 70 be stricken
out Of the bill.
Richard Mansneld's California en-
gagement 'Sas an unalloyed triumph,
according 20 the Frisco press His Gre
ations were approved critically, tho
grand opera house, which holds over
3,200 people, was frequently packed, and
the personal manifestations were no
less notable. The receipts for the tg
appearances were nearly $4,000. Mr..
Mansfield lectured TO an audience Of
1900 people at the University OF CALI
sornia.
His House In Order" is the name OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30
t61k!MzI! kG1(1llI6d

Henry Miller as Margaret Anglin's
leading man In "Zira," taking Frank
Workings place Mr. Dalton has been
Idle since the collapse Of "rhe Naza-
rene" In Chicago some time ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30

Klaw & Erlanger's production OF J.
|. e. Clarke's dramatic version OF Gen.
Lew Wallace's romantic novel. THE
Prince of India" will receive It's prem
Ter at the Colonial theater in Chicago
Feb. 3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30

Barnum & Bailey have on foot a plan
to secure the famous Galeric des Ma
chimes. standing in Paris since the ex-
position OF 1873, and rebuild Il in New
YORK one paper, with maidenly mod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30

His House in order" is the name of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30

Charles Dalton has been engaged by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30

The benefit rendered to the widow
and family Of the late A. NJ. Palmer In
New York Melted close to $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30

A tour OF the United States Is to be
undertaken by Alexandra Vlarda. the
Polish tragedienne. with English pres
entatlons OF "Gabrlela," La Signora di
Challant' and Don Carlos" She tried
once before to Interest Americans. but
failed disastrously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
MAY BUY WHITE
ELEPHANT

Despite the almost universal opln-
ion Of outsiders that the three com
binafiOn fluahera and HprinkicrE.
bought for the street department on
trial. are OF little value % this city.
a appears likely that they will be
bought by the board OF works.
The board has still two weeks TO
try them. The apparatus has proved
10 be n lamentahle failure on brick
pavement. being costly to operate,
aa well as inefficient. Street super
luteudent Walters maintains. how
ever. that the wagons. IN spite OF
the hllly condition Of the city. are
proving 10 be more cfficaci0us every
day. the drivers becoming. With
practice. more expert Ia their op-
Grafton.
Il can say freely" he declared
Saturday. that the wagons are
making a better showing than when
we first tried them. but what our
final determination In the matter
will be do not yet know. We still
have two weeks 70 try them. and nj
the end Of that time We will be able
10 figure absolutely the cost OF their
operation. Hundreds OF the same
wagons are used In Cleveland and
others cities, but IN those cities the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08

zbinden. who are hnrplnE so loud
and pltifuily for a tunnel and rail-
road under the Washington hotel.
have overlooked in their attempt TO
lind objections TO Moore's franchise
If they can possibly be discovered.
II is one Of the points which Illus
tratea the case with which certain
aolous can pick out flaws In the
Mooro-Gilman franchise. while the
peculiar nature Of their optic nerves
prevents them nom seeing any
faults In any OF the existing or pro-
posed franchises OF Jacob Furth's
sleek and well fed corporation.
should Moore consent 10 the un-
dermlnlng OF his hotel. and the Of
Tending Legislators probably know as
well a. anybody that he VIII not. II
will be up 10 them To eoneoct some
other scheme TO which he will have
To object Perhaps they Will next
demand OF him that he construct a
tunnel under Queen Anne hill. 80
that people can be carried more
quickly from this city TO Green Lake
and Ballard.
II viii be noticed from the para
graph quoted that the Seattle Elec-
trio company Is compelled to keep
tickets on sale at each OF its power
stations. as well as at Its main Of
flee. At the present time the only
place where they can be purchased
Is az the company's Office on First
avenue. The c0uncilmen may not
be aware OF this fact. because they
ride on passes. but every other To-
cal street ear patron Is.
Tickets can also be purchased at
the James street power house. but
this IL only because the proprietor
OF a fruit stand there buys the tick
cts In large quantities SO that he
can sell them for the accommoda-
ton OF his patrons. The green-eyed
cobra r. not responsible for Il.
The Front street office Is not
open after 6 o'clock In the evening
and It's location is so out OF the way
that most people. particularly wo-
men. would rather pay cash than
wend their weary way there
If the company complied with it's
franchise Il would also keep the
tickets on sale at the Pine street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
WOULD HOLD Up MOORE AND GILMAN WHILE TIE SEATTLE
ELECTRIC COMPANY ! ALLOWED TO BREAK
cttsg

The grantees their Successors
and assigns. shall keep on sale for
81 each "a their main office and
POWER STATIONS within the city
Communication tickets entitiing the
purchaser TO Is rides. Such tickets
shall not be transferable. nor eniitle
the owner TO a transfer. and the
company may make such reasonable
regulations in regard to tho issue
and use Of the same as 20 enforce
these provisions Seattle Electric
eompany's franchise.
The foregoing paragraph from the
Seattle Electric eompany's franchise
a. one OF the many things which
members OF the council. and partic-
alariy Rude. Mullen. Benjamin and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
A vvFUL
SCENE OF DESTRUCTION ~
EARTHQUAKE A HORRIBLE
Observation-Disclosures or
DEAD

LAHORE. April s.-The first part
of the relief expedition sent 20 the
district where the greatest havoc
WAS wrought By the recent earth
quake has reached Dharmsala and
reports that II found an awful scene
Of destruction. II Is not believed any
persons buried IN the ruins are now
alive. Six hundred soldiers and two
companies of engineers were order
ed to Dharmsaia TO exhnme the
dead II is now believed the hor-
rors at Dharmsala have been re-
peated at KRngra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08


officer; I suppose that you are
one OF those chaps who thinks the
world owes them a living.
Tramp. You do me an injustice,
officer I never was IN politics Ia
my lie.
According TO press dispatches. we
hear.
That the wee Czarowitch has a very
sore ear,
The doctors agree after long con
sultatlon.
That tho war news has given the
Md inflammation.
Oh. dear. wouldn't Il make you
laugh.
To give a woman hair OF your grub.
To cook the other half
(ny a Confirmed Hachelor1
A London actress played stocks
under an assumed name and won
$500 900. Her press agent. however.
gave Il all away
mot the money. OF course not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08

first class street car system. IL
takes all day to go from one end OF
the town 10 the other. Why doesn't
somebody build a good Hne?"
4 guess you haven't been riding
much on our cars" replied the old
citizen. We think we bave first
class strapid thansit system now"
You must have been out pretty
late last night"
Why"
Because your voice is cracked"
"Humph. That's because I'm
broke"
That was a great reception Mrs.
Bennington gave to Mrs upperten
Tuesday night"
Yes. but IL wasn't a marker TO
the one she gave 10 her husband
last night"
what do you think OF the old
masters"
oh. | don't know much about
them. nothing. Ia fact. except from
what ! picked up in seeing Uncle
Toms Cabin once"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08

streets are generally more level. the
eost % water n a more important
item than Il Is here. aud thcro IA
more money 10 spare for keeping
the streets In nice condition.
The wagons which ne have. how
sFer. may possibly be used very al
want AEeouHly ON our asphaitcd
streets. To sweep aMphnltnd streesa
particularly in the summer time.
does not do much good A fine dua
remains. whieh Ia stirred up BY
atrsat cars. vehicles and the alnd.
The breathing Of this dust IL detri-
mental 20 health. N n can be wash
81 off frequently with the wagons.
eliminating the street sweeping sys-
TEN. 81 viii be a good thing Pro-
Frezaive cities are trying 20 wash
streets more and more instead OF
sweeping them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
AT TAG UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY STATION. April Z.
The university rowing crew. ac-
sumranied By Coach Knight. isft
Saturday morning for California.
where they viii nsers the crews o.
the two southern Institutions The
race with Stanford win occur NJ
stockton. Cal. April n or Il. while
that with the University Of Cali
fornia viii come off on the morning
81 Apru ~ on Tire Oakland estuary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde
Life Of the City Council

power house. Post street power
house. James street. power house.
Madison street power house. Leschi
park power house. Interurban office
Al Occidental and Yesler. the stock
OF which company II controls. Mas
sachusetts street sub-station and
Fremont sub-stAtlon-
That would help some
But the Moore-GilmAn franchise
provides that all conductors must
carry the tickets for sale on the
cars.
The Seattle Electric company
could be forced To DO the same had
the council the backbone 90 with
hold present franchises which the
company asks Il could also be
forced 10 Issue transfers on tickets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
DOG FIGHTS
= BUZZ SAW
COUNT CONSUMES PRIZE
WINNER DEAD

The valuable dog owned by Count
Cbnaltine. which was shipped from
Liverpool. England. and but recent
~ arrived m Seattle. was instantly
killed this morning in a peculiar
manner. It was the intention OF
the owner. Count Consltine. Of Lon
don. England. 20 exhibit this dog.
Wharp by nnme. AZ the Seattle Ken
mel club dog show 10 be held al an
early date GA this city. However.
the plans OF the owner 81 this $4,000
prize winner were doomed to come
10 n sudden termination owing 20
the unhappy ending OF this valua-
BILE eanine'R life For particulars
see Model Electric Laundry ad az
top Of page eight $50
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80
First Tramp: How do Pea know
dat was . swell hotia
Second Tramp wy ary chased
me MID GOLF aoif sticks
HERE'S ONE by TEDDY ROoSE.
WELT.
TN king of the Schsutxsnfest.
I'm king OF TIE SchsuixsnfeHt.
I'm gatting too good Tor the fellows
back hare.
I'm taking trip 10 the ~est
At shooting ! am the beat:
Cot medals ali over my breast
It's easy 10 see.
Why the people call me
Tho king q the Scheutzeufest-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08
AT TIE HIGH SCHOOL

Ners than eaq hiKh school stu
ksnfs iefs on the steamer Reliance
At ssta Saturday morning for Pert
Madison. Shsre they VII be given
: rsyni eiafuhaks b. the Indians Of
IL reservation. A delegation from
ths university ehapsrouea By Prot
szsof Roller. accompanies them A..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08

TIE frat preliminary defamation
ard debating contest VII hs hria
during the first week of May for
those Who viii enter the interciass
contest. Tha winners vii represent
the school in a contest 10 be given
b. the university about June I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. April s.
The battleshlp Minnesota was
successfully launched in the yards
OF the Newport ShipbuiidinE & Dry
dock company this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08

A. barton. the government agent.
has promised "a show them al points
Of interest. one being the grave u
chief SeAith. q. w. schagi and Miss
Ina ~. Hanna 81 the htgh arhoot
faculty have charge % the sxcgr-
sion. which viii r~sgrn ~ p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08

Notwithstanding epilepsy Is con-
aidered by most physicians a. tn
durable, Or. Miles Restorative Ner-
vine has cured hundreds Of almost
hopeless cases. let US send you
testimonials from those who have
been cured. and they VIII tell you
all about IT,
DIR. Mics MEDICAL CO., Elkhart.
Ind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08

NOW WOULDN'T THIS O. A. n.
YOU.
A hid 10 hts papa said. please"
II the moons really made Of green
cheese.
You surely cant miaa.
II you guess az the Swiss"
Pop took the hid over bis knees.
Some says that fleas are black,
hut that's not right. know.
For Mary had little lamb.
Whose fleece Was white aa snow.
"oh. you had such a lovely we'd.
dina. CiAriaae. such a perfectly love
u Wedding
Wasn't It iuveiys Why. even
mamma didn't cry"
who IL that follov down on the
beach - asked the savage chief.
That's 4 missionary who Jus,
landed" replied his first lieutru-
ant.
Run down and see Il he has any
tainted money"
and n he has,
Drive him back 60 the boat
Yes. sir. ii proceed At once"
and. lieutenant.
Yea. air"
Take the money away from
him"
"Whom Do yuu Intend ta run Tor
fnayorf" the good citizen asked.