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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
HALL OF RECORDS INVOLVEMENT.
Branches of Department of Taxes Will Be
Separated

In spite OF the heavy expenditures entailed upon
the city by the building Of the new Hall OF Records
SITS occupation by the Department OF Taxes will
cause much Inconvenience 20 taxpayers. The Com
fnissiOners OF Taxes and their staff will into
the building within the next two weeks but the
Receiver OF Taxes will remain IN his present quar-
tiers. IN the Stewart Building. where the whole
department is now housed. Taxes cannot be paid.
however, unless the taxpayer knows the block and
lOt. number OF his property At present the tax
payer simply has 20 step across the hall from the
receivers Office 20 the real estate bureau. where
the Information can be supplied In the future.
however. he VIII have 20 go 10 tie Hall OF Rec
ords and then back 10 the Stewart Building.
Tho reason for the scattering OF the Offices IS 20
be found IN the law under which the Hall OF Rec
ords built. which specifies tust what depart
1Gents are 10 occupy the new building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
NEW SPECTACLE AT HIppopeome

The days Of a Society Circus NJ the Hippo-
oEOihe are numbered. Ia all probability the Dig
spec'aele mas only another eight weeks 10 run.
when IL viii give way 70 a. - -, -
MtalSI .ssssIs shubert & Anderson viii put on
@ Eiils Week or the week after mas been
sci as tIe uitte when the new Hppodrome sr.r'
tacie. tne nrst one 10 be produced Under Tho now,
management, VIII DE presented The stor. -, 49,.
coming spectacle has been blamed ~, OF the
PIE, the stag manager. Mechanical ,.ffecfs viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
MORE WRECKS IN NORTH.
Fire Deaths and Seuen Vessels
added to List of Losses.

ST. Johns. ~. y. Sept. ls.-F1ve deaths and
seven vessels were to-day added TO the list OF
wrecks ana deaths due 20 the recent gale which
swept the coast of Labrador. The steamer
Portia. which went 20 Belle Isle 20 the rescue
OF 40 oastaways from eleven vessels driven
ashore there. was unable TO effect a landing.
II wiz probably be several days before the
oastaways can be reached. Meanwhile the
Portia has gone 20 the coast OF Labrador 10
remove a number OF persons who reached there
from the wrecked craft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
YOUNG NEW YORKER MISSING.
Edward tombstone Disappeared from Berk
shire Estate Last Friday.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Great harrington. Mass. Sept. 1S--Edward
tombstone the seventeen-year-old son OF
wealthy New Yorker who has summer home
in Sheffield has been missing from his home
since last Friday tombstone had entered the
local public schools. and wanted 70 spend the
winter here. His mother refused TO stay, ana
the boy then determined 10 go To some other
nIace and earn a living rather than return
10 New York He left home suddenly Friday,
and his whereabouts are not known TO his fam
YOrl<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
HAMMERSTEIN's SPINE INJURED.
Faces Long Illness as Result of Accident on
Eve of Opera Opening.

Oscar Hammerstein as a result OF his fan in his
new opera house last Saturday will be confined 20
his bed for some weeks. his spine being injured
Just how serious the injury is his physician. DR.
J. A speurer. OF No IS West 18th street will deter
mime Dy A-ray examination to-day Yesterday Mr.
haInfneFstein walked with a cane. but suffered
tnucn PAIN. His nerves, too, shattered In the
insns az the Victoria Theatre. and for his
eloest son 10 come and tell him 20 stay there
Coming just before the opening OF HIS new opera
house this injury Will cause Mr.. Hammerstein
tnech annoyance from business standpoint and
ne IS receiving much sympathy from his numerous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTOR HELD.

Norfolk, Va, Sept ls-John Monk. contractor
for government work at Fort Monroe. was to-day
held for the federal grand jury by United States
Comnissioner Bowdn. on the charge OF violating
the federal Eight Hour law by working his mon
engaged on a wharf contract nine hours a day
The Defendant gave bond for his appearance In
November The evidence showed he ceased tine
nine-hOur work when told he was violating tie
Law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
MORE AID SENT TO THE MONGOLIA.

London, Sept. 1s.-At a meeting to-day Of
underwriters interested ia the Pacific Mail
steamer Mongolia Il decided 20 dispatch the
powerful salvage steamer Protector 10 Midway
rs,and, so that II the steamer be foated she
may be repaired 10 enable her 20 proceed
20 the cearest port. IL will be fortnight, how
ever before the Protector arrives. and IL is
feared that in the mean time the Mongolia VIII
i,e ir-ctrievably damaged by constant pounding
On the reef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
OBJECT TO COMPROMISE.
Texans Resent Attorney Generals Offer to
Release Express and Railroad Companies.
ny Telessaph 70 The tribune J

-llIlIlI'I
Galveston. Sept. 1s.-The commercial organi-
cations OF Texas are bitterly protesting against
the offer made to-day by the Attorney General
10 compromise the trust suits pending against
the railroads and express companies for $4,000.
The express companies and the roads over
which they operate were found guilty In some
fifty counts OF violation OF the Texas Antitrust
laws. and the penalties aggregate about
s50O0.OO0.
The laws have not been changed and the COM
panies have continued 20 operate under the same
contracts upon which convictions Were based.
When divided between the railroads and express
companies the $4,000 would be less than $1,000
from any one company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
SENATOR KNOX "wEIeHs IN"

IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Pittsburg, Sept. Ex-senator Knox. register
ing to-day in the 18th Ward. was asked the
customary question. How many pounds do you
weigh The question staggered him for a
time and he asked, I'm not weighing in for
prizetight, am -" He gave his weight at l53
pounds. Senator Knox thinks the registration
law a good one, but said that the voting would
be light because there are not enough days in
which voters can register. three days not being
enough.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
AUSTRALIAN REFORM MEASURES.

Melbourne Victoria, Sept ls.-It IS said that
the government intends 10 purchase one million
acres in the western district OF Victoria for
closer settlement The House OF Representa-
fives to-day passed a bill authorizing amend
ment OF the constitution for the payment OF old
age pensions from special customs duties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19

The last time Mr.. Crane played the part OF Hard
castle was over twenty-three years ago. when he
and Mr.. Robson played the comedy during the en-
tire season. Mr. Crane said yesterday:
It's a great pleasure TO 20 revive the old
part again. and in such charming company Here
IS a curious fact. / went home last night and
picked I'D the first act 10 run II over. and within
twenty minutes I was letter perfect in H. That
just goes 70 show you how tenacious the memory
Is. even after lapse Of a quarter Of a century
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
MAY LOSE BIG COAL HOLDINGS.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Omaha Sept. 1S-The Interstate Commerce
Commission, which is 20 hold session here on
Wednesday 10 investigate the relations between
the Union Pacific Railroad and the Union Pa
cifc Coal Company under the Tillman-Gil
lespic resolution. expects TO uncover some SEN
sational facts. and there is probability that
the legal right OF the coal company To tho pos
session of the thousands OF acres OF coal lands
in Wyoming which are being worked, will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
Du POINT DENIES STEAMBOAT pupcsAer

10y Af4esfalil 70 The Tribune
Wilmington Del. Sept IS-Coler,ar n, n.
president Of the Du Pont Powder Conluauy to-l,,,
denied announcement from Fan Rtver ~
that his company had obtained control ~ a. ~,
tCrpTise transportation Company vbirb - IL
lie OF steamboats, In opposition 10 TIE Fan Bs..
line Mr. Du Fout said. however that Wr,aesttH.r
ton 9eoYie are Interested In the company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
SECRETARY SHAW At KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, No. Sept. 1s-Secretary Shaw OF the
Treasury Department in this city for half an
hour tonight, on his way Pleasant HILL No
The Secretary said that he Will address the Trans
mississippi CONGRESS here N NOvember.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.
TO-DAY.

TRANSPACIFIc MAILS
Destination AID steamer, Close IN y. Y.
(via san FranciscO)-U Sept a N,
Hawaii. Japan COrea. China and Philp-
pine Islands. via San Francisco
China Sept "a. 1880 a m
Japan. Corea. China Gai Philippine ISL
ands. via Vancouver and Victoria b.
c-Enpress o. India Sent 81 600 "a m
New Zealand Australia. New Caledonia.
Samoa Hawaii AMI FIT Islands
san Francisco-SOnoma sept 30 1880 a m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
RAILWAYS COMPANY REDUCES STOCK.

AZ the annual meeting IN Jersey City Of the
stockholders OF the Railways Cnmuany General,
tie reduction OF the capital stock from 500 90 TO
$4,000 was authorized IL Is understood fhat this
reelection has been effected by the purchase and
retirement OF $40 900 Of the stock The Railways
Company General Incorporated IN 1893
oilre control 81 ard operate street railwavs gas
electric light and water plants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Herman Stenecke. the saloOnkeeper OF No. lO3
Somers street Brooklyn. accused OF selling wood
alcohol cocktails that killed Mrs. Jessie BosQuet a
school teacher. and one OF her guests. last June.
held for the grand jury yesterday.
Rulip T. Brasow, distributing clerk in the
postofFce, was arrested yesterday and confessed
10 stealing small OF money from letters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
The Turf.


OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS y /.
Washington. Sept. ;. l9OS.-Seast propcsas -
received az thiS Office until Il O'Clock noon
lsOc Tor laying 500 square yards % asnns, ~ 10
surface on Canal street > W.. between Ans .rS
ana On Virginia avenue. s. E. between - - )
streets Blank forms Of proposal SPECIFIC .t.on a .
necessary Information may be obtained AZ 1870. =
trict Building. "a. Z. +. mcfarland. John Bie'"
msSioners. -. c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
NEBRASKA RAILWAYS TIED UP.

Omaha. Sept. K-The heavy rains OF Sunday
and Sunday night have been supplemented by
a steady dOWnpOur since daylight to-day and the
branch lines Of the railroads OF the state de-
mOralized
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
DRAWS LINE AT MISS sRYAN's POODLE
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

tBy Telegraph The Tribune
Richmond. Va, Sept 1S-Miss Grace Bryan
daughter Of William Jennings Bryan has been
denied entrance for her French poodle at HoI-
Inns Institute The school authorities have re-
fused point blank TO enter into any negotiations
regarding the presence at the school OF the
canine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
TO REVIVE GOLDsMITH's COMEDY.
w. II. Crane and Miss Ellis Jeffreys in "She
Stops to Conquer"

William II. Crane and Miss Ellis Jeff-eys are
going TO combine forces October Is. presenting
a revival Of she Stops TO Conquer" They will
begin their joint season il, Pitts5urg and come
70 New York in January. Miss Jeffreys has played
Kate with Cyril. Maude il London many times
and OF course Crane and the late Stuart Robson
were once opponents OF the play in this country
The cast will be as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
DUTCH BANK DIRECTOR ARRESTED.

Rotterdam. Sept. B.-Suspected OF the embezzle-
ment of $4,000 Bland den Berg. a notary and
director OF the South Holland Bank, has been ar
rested. The shares OF the bank dropped 100 points
the Bourse to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
Registered
Trade Mark

and Caibarien IL. to W d MuEson sugar Arrived
{ the Bar q . a IN
steamer Katahdn. Mcguire Jacksonville September II
Gvd Charleston IA % the clyde IS CO. ndse Left
Quarantine Is q m.
thattahOOChec. Hammond Boston 10 Ocean
SIS GO. mtsa Passed Quarantine q I-2S D m
Sandy Hook. J. sept Is. $50 D m-Wlnd southwest
Hight breeze. fair. hazy of shore
SAILED.
steamers Kaiser Wilhelm II GER, Bremen via Piyusouth
and Cherbourg. American (Dutchl Antwerp Bowie
Liverpool. MassapeQIl. Eumacoa IOtOs. Fa etc
LAnpasls. Galveston. Coanchc Charleston and Iarson
VILE, Snoiensk U3ussl. Iotter1am LAbau: Jefferson
Norfok and Newport News kansas CITY, savannah: ri
Galveston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Mr.. Mansfield Begins Rehearsals-New
Butterfly" Conductors.

Richard Mansfield yesterday returned TO the city
and began the rehearsal OF his company AZ the
New Amsterdam Theatre. The first play in re-
hearsal is Peer Gynt-" Miss Adelaide Alexander
for two years leading woman for Ben Greet's
shakespearian players; Miss Ada Gilman, Miss
Alice Warren, Alfred Hudson, Cecil Magnus
Bernard de Santelys and James I. Carhart were
yesterday added the Mansfield company Mr.
House. Chicago. on October p. when Peer Gynt'
will be given for the arst time the English
stage.
On the Staatendam last night Alfred Feith. from
the Berlin Royal Opera. and Cornelis Dopper from
Amsterdam. the two conductors who are 20 assist
Walter RothweI In directing Madam Butterfly
fOr Henry ". Savage. arrived This viii ne the
hrst American appearance Of Messrs. Feith and
DOpper.
After the performance OF About Town" on
Monday night the dressing department of
the Herald Square Theatre took on all the appear-
gnce OF q department store A few DAYS ago Miss
l9ulse Dresser. who is Mrs. Jack Norworth IN
pirate lie remarked that she was about 10 quit
Lot't NE Tor housekeeping. with the result that
Ss Two DAYS package after package has been de-
.lNeitd az the Stage door. On going TO her dress
~. room al the close of the performance last night
$3.50 DIssser Iound pots. pans, glassware silver
ware ana linen awaiting her - $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
AtrNIAr1rRE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Sunset 500 Noon sets TO5 Moons
HIGH WATER
M-Sandy T56 Gov. Island Sos Hell Gats 1904
PM-Sandy Hook Sis Gov. Island SEA Hell Gats 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
OFFICE PURCHASING CoMMussARI

5. Army. % Whitehall street. New YORK ~ q >
september 10 l9o6-Sealed proposals Tor 4,
delivering subsistence stores In this city Tor ne
October 1906 will be received az :his oee s 1nts
y NJ. September ~. 1875. and then opci-- la
tlon furnished Application Envelopes eos..
should be marked Proposals Cor subsistence So
September 10 1905" addressed % LAcu,-~S-
DRAINARD. y. C. c. L. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19

A DJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE. $ y :
New York State Arsenal IN ANcs-e.= =
Street. New York city September sth. Asv - r
posals. subject the conditions % ne ar N ~
ceived az the Arsenal until twelve clock nsse
september 2lst lQod for ths purchase % $500 Ns,
saL Medical Ordnance. Quarternsstcr 49, etc
stores Catalogues giving quantities cordii0t, 1zSS
De rad On application 20 this oiteS NhLSO> q.
Adjutant General s y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19

WEST POINT. \. r. AUGUST ..
Sealed Proposals. IN tripiicate. Wa ,sss for ?
here until u o'clock. noon september -ss...-,,
construction % an electrical SUBWAY - rns 2 :
drawings and specifications In THIS e ine ar Al p
reserves the right TO accept or relect arsP
pOsals or any part thereof Worms 49, a,,.r srralsS
furnished upon application AaefsSs
L. s. NJ. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
Pubic Notices.

Helo Wanted
WANTED - ELECTRICAL p".'4 -.,.,.urs
Pay from ssss 20 500 pei - sn...,,ions oosossssl
10, Wiz Ie heli the shose -
ID06 For further Information A"
Navy Yard. Brooklyn. y l.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-27

"Go-between." he repeated the word
several times. II had a pleasant aug.
gestiveness. He smiled broadly
certainly OF course, why No,
I'll write III"
He literally fell upon pen and paper
| His tongue never could have formal
the words that followed his facile non
The accumulation OF six months alle-
glance was laid before her eyes The
letter was gem. The essential part
of 1t was that II her answer was Yea
would she. when he entered the hall
room that night. simply lay the viofe,s
that he would send with this letter
against her face? For just second,
He would understand.
The violets matched her eyes. lie
had often said so. There was no time
to lose. He telephoned the Aorist to
whose Golfers he contributed
"Oh. send bushel!" he laughed.
happily like a schoolboy perpetrating
a joke.
IL have n note to send. deliver them
here"
The flowers arrived by messenger
who looked like the chief emissarb Of
Dan Cupid. Tom united the violet
cord, lifted out bunch OF the choicest
blossoms about the size of n prize
caulifiower. smiled approval, retied the
box. addressed the card and with
generous tip to the boy started him on
his errand. Then, with strange
peace possessing him, he awaited
seemly hour to present himself &c
learn his fate.
Only the family was present when
he arrived. The effusion of their greet,
ing would have set at rest his thump
ing heart, could he have seen anything
but the girl, who, standing in circle
of light made by the pink shaded lami
on the piano, was holding the violets
With a smile full upon him, she slow
ly lifted the flowers and for fraction
OF q second buried her face in thor
, sweetness.
He looked at her as Jacob looked a.
Rachel when his seven years Of servies
were ended. When the chance WAS
given them for moment alone. ho
seized not only the chance, but, uD-
mindful of possible damage to chiffon
ruffies, he likewise seized the girl.
The right words came at last. For
six months, he said, he had longed ts
tell her. and to ask her.
But, Tom" she gasped, "yon
haven't yet"
Her protest was smothered, and he
lost no time in finishing what he had
to say, reaching the climax by demand
ing an early date for their weddfng.
But. Tom, dear! you haven't"
Mother entered softly, in time a.
hear her daughter in strangely muf
fed voice answer, June"
Mother was an astute woman. she
withdrew softly, but listener might
have heard her pious ejaculation;
THANK Heaven! The New Year prom
ises we'll"
The dying hours Of the old year
passed in the merriest dance the Girls
void home had ever known. The bells
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guess If he gets mad then, it's him will
do the starving"
The mate laughed, a deep joyous
laugh such as he had not INDUCED in
for many a long day.
Saunders continued to preside over
the culinary department until port
was reached, although his patient
thanks to moderate use of stale
tablets, was steadily improving. He
has since confessed tc a mistaken
diagnosis of the ailment-but this is
by the way.
Jim" said Saunders when the
Maid" at last dropped her anchor in
San Juan harbor, i've got the captain
TO consent to pay you off. You're
looking fat and sleek now, bat
wouldn't give a dollar for your al
lowance of food on the way back.
Here's a little present from me. Now
think the healthiest thing you can
do is to get away in another ship"
Aren't you afraid to go back in
her alone?" asked Jim solicitously.
I'm not going back on her." replied
saunders, " value my negatives too
highly. I've just written note for
the captain telling him that he's wei.
come to the balance of my groceries
and that there's enough liquid refresh.
ment under the bunk to drink my
health in. The first mate insiste on
calling it Photographic slop. but I've
told 'em not to mind the labels.
They'll harbor that little deception
against me. too, | suppose, but what
can one expect?"
And Saunders hurried below to
change his blue silk slippers for pair
OF stout walking shoes
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Good Old Times in oregon.

Return to the good old times"
would you? Then rise on cold
morning and wash at the pump, pull
on a pair of rawhide boots that rival
a tin can in stiffness. pull on wool
en- shirt over your back and sit DOWN
to a bare meal with your three
legged stool dancing around on a slip
shod floor, eat corn pone and bacon
for a steady diet and labor IA hours
out of "a. Go without daily paper, a
As screen, mosquito bar, spring
mattress, kerosene lamp; gee-haw
your oxen to market and sit on the
heor OF an OK cart AS you wend your
gay to church or frolic. Parch corn
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AT the Mercy of Saunders
BY Mrs. @. M. l.. Brown
Copyright. 1906. by Joseph b. Bowles,

sick man who had been aroused to a
state OF partial consciousness.
III repeat this every hour for a
time, he said briskly. and / think
Wen soon get the temperature reduced
IL these tablets aren't ruined by the
moisture. And now, captain. want
you to check those noisy mates. Tell
EN- they've got to issue orders In a
Whisper for couple of'days; IL they
hawi like they generally do, won't
answer for the consequences"
"Ay, ay," said the captain, glad of a
chance to get away. 'I'll tell them
right off"
Five minutes later Saunders strolled
nonchalantly toward his disconsolate
ally.
Well" said Saunders, you can
start unbuckling; your belt Jim.
There's going to changed menu for
you. my boy"
Hows that sir?" asked Jim.
I'm going to be elected cook"
you, sir?"
why, I find there's no one else
aboard who can officiate, so dare say
they'll be willing to accept my humble
services. All, here's the captain! l
was just saying, captain, that you
might be glad to have me take a
hand in the galley"
"Oh, can you cook?" gasped the as.
tonished skipper.
They tell me I can" replied Saun-
ders modestly.
Wen, sir, I'm sure you will do us a
great favor If you will-er-"
Preside? With pleasure, captain.
III appoint Jim, here as my assistant.
jim with an Itold-you-so-wink, you
might get the potatoes out of the
store-room at once"
The events of the next few DAYS
could hardly have taken place had
Saunders not proved to be an excep-
tionally good cook, for he lorded it
over officers and crew. AS doctor, he
kept the ship hushed as If they had
the plague aboard as cook, he com.
manded the sailors to draw water or
sort the potatoes or run for stores as
If there was no ship to be navigated;
as official photographer, which he
jokingly styled himself. he utilized all
his spare time and grouped his exas.
perated victims according to the within
OF the moment, obivious, apparently,
to their half-muttered imprecations.
It's one of the rankest cases of
mutiny / ever heard tell on" whis-
pered the captain to the first mate,
yet all I'm afraid of is that the
story'll leak out ashore"
mo fear of me ever reporting it,"
growled the mate, "it's them negatives
that'll do the business"
But supposing the negatives get
dropped overheard by mistaken"
We'll. then, he'll get mad and Wen
starve"
I'm talking about the return trip,
you fool. l calculate to ship another
cook If Tom don't get better, and !
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Keenan,
of others himself
entire speaking
Christian he
kindly
the
affairs the lived there under the shadow
o
his boys"