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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-09
Elohim-Tho brethren VIII follow Adam
and tho sisters Will follow Eve
In Garden of Eden

All Ro up flight OF stairs TO tho Garden
OF Eden Tho sides or this wall aro painted
TO represent tropical scene. and birdH and
beasts seem TO he ut perfect peace with each
other. Al ono end OF tho room is the altar.
md Behind this an elevator. wnch the
Gods 1cFcond and ascend, Near tho front and
10 the left OF tho altar the audience iacos
II. is the Tree OF knowledge OF Good and
wi
Elohim and Jehovah orc both present. Flo.
him addresses Adam:
Elohim-AdaIn. zee the garden We have
planted for you. OF all tho trees OF the gar
dcn YOU :nay surely cat except the Tree OF
cat of II neither shall yc touch Il lest yc die.
Now no happy and enjoy yourselves. We 20
a,yay. but Wo shall return
EIohIm md Jehovah then ascend In tho Gle
vaior In sight OF the audience.
Adam TO audlcncc-Now brethren calm
your minds and be not surprised NJ anything
you shall SEQ or hear; VIC shall be visited COON.
Enter Devil. from back room. usGally wear
Ing silk hat. carrying n chnos and having
Masonic apron. with tho pillars sur
mounted by tho balls.
Dovl-Adams you have a nlcc world here.
patterned after tho world where wo used to
live.
Adom-I do not remember arout any other
world
Dsyi-oh. sce you have not got your cyos
Goes to tho tree. from which he prctcnds to
pluck fruit. which he offers 10 Adam.
Dcyll-Hcre. Adam take some OF the irult
Adom-I shall not partaHc.
DcvIl-Oh- YOU wont won't Nou1 We'll VIC
shall gee. Eve. VIII YOU take some oil TINS
iruit?
F;vcwho aro you7
Devil your brother
Evc-You my brother and como TO tempt
Devil said nothing about father Ihis
Will open your eyes, and you will know good
from eyi, virtue from Vice. etc.
Eve-Is there no other way7
IcyIl-Thprr is
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FOUGHT FIRE AT SEA
Crew of American Bark Have Terri
BILE Experience Going to Japan.

SEATTLE. Feb. S-ElcVcn survivors
OF the wrecked ship Challenger. burned
and scuttlcd on the coast OF Japan. ar
rived in Seattle on the Shinano Maru
today. The men were X. Douglas w.
Elliott. W. Kuhn, NJ. Pierce and X. Las
hen, Smson, Barnard FRIEDMAN, Ruston
Catholdt, De Costa. They were sent to
this country by the American Consul at
Yokohama.
They stated that Capt Henderson.
master OF the Challenger. had been sent
to San Francisco on one OF the Oriental
liners
All the men bore traces Of the expe-
rience through which they had passed.
For almost a month they had fought the
flames on the old wooden bark and at
times the vessel was kept ahoat by only
the most heroic work on the part OF the
officers and crew For days at a time
they were unable to gain either sleep or
rest and when the ship was finally scut-
tied on the Japanese coast they were al
most too exhausted TO get ashore The
ship was finally ocached without the
loss of a single life
Chief Officer Douglass snid that the
wreck was In many ways without paral-
lei
For almost a month the crew fought
the flames The Challenger was one OF
the old-fnshioned wooden barks She was
chartered by Hind, Rolph & Co. OF San
Francisco. to carry a load of fertilizer
from killianoo Bay, Alaska, to Osaki,
Japan
Sailing from Alaska on October 26 the
flames broke out four weeks after the
vessel went 10 sea. When the coast OF
Japan was sighted the captain headed
direct for the beach. He got the ship
into a sheltered cove in the Kce chan
mel and then scuttled her
The scuttling was accomplished by
means OF large holes in her sides
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-09
NOTICE

Notice is hercoy n,,
Council OF Salt Laws sven h
Ing described impTove,Uy.mla m mak, n
To grade. pave wifi thent d :
inches thick, and thIr,vm maeass,, ,
cur6s. state street no. ~ tM q
Of North Temple straam u :
of Second North sfrs ~ 70 u
street from EGst Terapiss' ~
street; and West Canre ssrss'
State street TO the son,n 1Sn a.
North street. In paylnun "a
and dcfrcy tic a6p,ttas. dh.s
cost and expcnsc ihsrs pss55
eishteen thousand Ave Sa,.
1iI-lo0 Gl5.Jo9 5S0 dollar" s"uneIs
dollars per front foot - c.
~. by a local. assegy,,p. y. aeSssa
or pieces OF ground l y;,sl "a
described dis,r.st, te,nvv'
affected and lcnesteds .M q
ment, namely. " ~
Fronting on State sl-.
An OF lOts !, {. Z; s,a ! ~
"a. oil OF lots 2. 4. "
"E and part OF tl.e sor1 o "
ton q, township ! norih
East side ~
Part of tho sou,hwes, :.
township ! north. ranee , : z
] and 2. block i, pir, .lps ar;
bloch !, Plat "E";; ana .S u
Is inclusive. block {, pls, ~ y
Fronting on First Sor,A A
kli CT lots 5 and G h,..
All Of IotS 2 and 0, blsetx
! 10 0 inclusive, b.6ck ; "a
Fronting on West Cany,sN ~ \
and wust yides. iva ~
All Of lots ! and 2 h,o.,
all of lots ] and 2, bI"s,
lots ! TO I Inclusive, hlocs 4
South and East sides. ~
Part Of the soUthwcs, a
township ] north. range =
lot !. and OF lots j 10 IA
z. plat *" Salt Lax. Go
The total cost Of eaId 8
estimated at twenty-five ' ,.
nine and SS-l00 t$22, 90 9l 40
sum the city portion Is IN
five hundred Nifty ard ~
dollars. leaving eighteen ~
hundred nine and lilo Tii11
TO DC raised by local asss,-a
All protests and ob,ecti,s. !
ry!DG out OF such intentIo.
sentcd IN writing TO ;hs ~
on or before tho 18th de-
1866. being the time sci u
when IL win hear and cosyu..
tests md objections as ,ss,
thereto
BY order OF the City Co..
Lake City Utah.
Dated October ?, ig6.
JOHN b. MoREro,
Paving extension No. IL
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WAHA IRRlGAlio,ss 80
Lewiston. Idaho, fs"

Idaho. ,,oo the bara
no 600 cubic yards oi,ss,rccpz Oh
yerds of rock and nas,snsrls
5000 cubic wards OF ~, -
masonry, and about '
tunnel. i. ar a trts
PROPOSAL bond for a su he u
Cent of the amount Of o. ,ss ~ -
company each bid. ai'u ' sn,si
tract at once ard lGrp "a u q
bond in the sum edua,, ~
The amount Of the cosne.utIOn
tee OF the proper eSeSs!ss4 su"e!!sss4.
tract within the time ~ lhs
The company ress
ject any and sll hlos hlo,ssd % ~
Bids will be receive. rss % ~
struction OF the dit9he'1 ar fcr
and (S) the tui"''''
"PI Plans A. and specifcan.,iooaans y
the Office OF Inc comp" h
Idaho. ,,matlon fw
s5Sg aSgllsstNIGI1ri %NIrER H, cRASSs
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IN DEFENSE OF SOLDIERS
War Department Will Fight Civil
Authorities.

WASHINGTON. Feb s-The Wor de-
partment Is making ready 10 test to the
utmost It's right TO protect the soldier
who, In the execution of lawful orders.
Kills a civilian.
To that end preparations are I'm prog
ross for sturdy defense before tho
oyer and Terminer court of Allegheny
county, Pennsylvania In the case of the
sentinel who. with his officer IJout
Ralph w. Drury, was Indicted for kill
Ing a young man named Crowley two
years ago last September while the lat
ter was stealing copper from the ALE
gheny arsenal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-09
SEIZE A SMALL ISLAND
Hardy Scots Take Possession of Pro-
hibited Game Reserve

EDINBURGH Scotland. Feb S-The
Crofters OF PARA Island Hebrides. have
seized the nciGhborlng island OF Water
say. and declare their Intention to re-
sist by force OF arms any attempt to dis
lodge them A regular expedition was
fitted out by the invading islanders. who
collected a fleet of boats and soon effect
ed bloodless landing on Vatcrsay hlth-
erto used as Il game preserve.
The barramen for years have claimed
the right to cultivate Vatersay, but have
been unable to get the necessary pcrmis-
sion from the authorities. and now they
have seized the island, have apportioned
1t into small farms and have distributed
them among themselves There are no
police or troops In the immediate yicin-
ity OF this faraway islet so that the
Governments action Is hampered.
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Eve Tastes the Fruit.

(Evo then tastes tho fruit, and Adam up
Droochcs)
Dcvil-Now go md get Adam to partako.
EYe-I know thee now. thou arc Lucifcr'
who cast out OF heaven for his rebellion.
DcNll-Oh. l YOU arc beginning to get
your eyes opened already.
Evc-Adam. here is somo of the fruit OF that
tree. II ia very pleasant to the taste and very
desirable
Ndam-T shall not partnkc You know that
father commanded us not 10 touch that treo.
Evc-Do you intend to obey all of father s
commando
hdom-Ycs. all OF them.
Evc-Wcll, our father commanded us 10 be
fruitful md multiply and rcplenlFh tho earth
Now l havc parta,en OF tho fruit and shall DO
cast out OF the garden, while you remain Il
lone man In the garden.
Adam-Ycs, I zee. Will pnrtakc that man
may be
tElohim appcnrS)
Elohm-Adam, where are thou Adam
M n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-09
NOTICE OF ASSESS

Raymond-Illinois Mining Z
Location OF principal place
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given tha! :
OF tho Directors OF the KsI :
Mining company. duly oeso
CAY or February, 1903. an
one-half Il cent per share T
three months was levied on
ing capital stock OF the cefT''
| able as follows.
One-half cent per sher
msdlately to NJ. B. Jonhsss
Nos. 504 and Jo5 Atlas Se1
| City, Utah. Any stock ue.
q ssessment may remain III
| sth day of March. 1896, WI
and advertised for sale AZ
and unless payment Is tn 81
be sold on the 18th day OF -
nav tho delinquent asses
with the cost OF adveFuans
OF saie. .A.,s III
One-haIf a cent per s1ais ,.s
able on the 9TH day OF Nn'a M. 2
3. johnson al reoius Ts- n.
ATLAS Block, Salt Lake .i9
stock upon which thls ~ IN
remain unpaid on the lsS ~
1906, will be delinquent anu ,at
sale at public auction, az az !.
ment is made before VIII
18th day OF April. 1906 70 "a
ouent assessment. toSetno
OF advertising and expea,s ~ b
And one-half q cent ps, t.
PAYABLE on the l6th day q o.
NJ b. Johnson ut ro1inSc CIV. Nv &
Atlas Block. Salt Lake ~. 80
stock on which this asSssdy| ;s,S dy
main unpaid on Inc iass .es s11s|
ie0i, will be delinquent asS srs
sale at public auction, an III h
nent is made before. ",o ,o us5 q
18th day OF June. lSs, ,Se, ~ ~
ouent assessment. togeenn1s, d 8
Of advertising and eSpgp1c { U'
Secretary Raymond-lllin'''
pany.
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MINERS OFFICERS
REFUSE TO RESIGN
National Vice-President Sent
by Mitchell to Straighten
Things Gut.

PITTSBURG. PA, Feb. ST. L. Lewis.
national Vice president Of tho United
Mine Workers OF America, who was or
dered 10 PittSburg by President Mitchell
to Investigate the trouble among the min
ers and officers OF District No. 5, arrived
today from indianapolis and attended the
convention OF the PittsbWE district min
ers. Mr. Lewis refused to discuss the
affairs OF the miners organization.
Delegates Are Angered.
District President Patrick Dolan and
Nlcc-President Bellmgham whose rcsig-
nations were demanded by the conven-
tIon yesterday, were In their seats today
as II nothing had happened. Their dis
regard of the resolution onGercd the
delegates and they appealed to Vice
President Lewis, who saId;
Il have been sent here by President
Mitchell In an cndeavor to straightcn out
the trouble In the PlttsburS district As
yet, however. | have no instructions from
him as to procedure. and viii have to
withhold a decision until his instructions
n rs received
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FELL TO HIS DEATH
Miner at Bingham Falls Sixty Feet
Down q Shaft.

Special to The Tribune.
BINGHAM Utah. Feb S.-WUI,am
Hawirapt miner employed at the Ohio
Copper company's mine while trying to
dislodge some timbers that were being
lowered from the 100 to the 5O0-foot level
Tuesday night slipped and fell TO the
bottom of the shaft, distance OF about
sixty feet, and died as the result of the
Injuries about two hours later
The remains will be shipped 10 Union.
Utah, where his parents live,
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Delegates Are Angered.
Mitchell Wires Instructions.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Feb. S.-PresI-
dent Mitchell this afternoon said that nc
had just sent instructions to Vice Pres
ident Lewis by wire. President Mitchell
on Monday DISCUSSED with the three
presidents of the anthracite districts and
the three board members form these dis
tricts, the matters which viii come up
tomorrow before the Wilkesbarre confer
ence. and he Will not attend it. He viii
leave for the East Friday or Saturday.
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Report on Beef Trust.

CHICAGO. Feb. S-The reading Of tho
report on the beef industry, made by
Commissioners Garfield, occupied the en-
iire day In ths trial of the packers case
today, and when court adjourned Tor
the day large part of the report ro-
mnined to be read
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-09
BODY OF KING IN CHAPEL
Constant Stream of Cabs Bringing
Wreaths of Flowers to Bier.

COPENHAGEN. Feb S,-The coffin con-
tanning tho body OF King Christian Will
at the beginning OF the service at Ros-
klde (thc former capital OF Denmarlx) be
placed before the high altar of the ca
thedral whence il will be carried by
diEnitaries OF the kingdom TO its resting
place on the east side OF the church Here
1t Will be deposited within handsome
sarcophagus. The coffin Is of massive
oak with two bronze. plates inscribed with
passages from the Bible At the foot OF
the coffin Is King Christians monogram
affixed In bold characters. 1t is fanked
linz.
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Peter-How docs It take with this congreGa-
tion7
DovIl-Pretty well. nll except that man
Adam he doco not believe anything.
Peter Ito Adam)-Good morning
Adam-Good morning.
Peter Uaking Adams hand)-What is that7
Adam-Thc first token OF the Anronic priest
hood.
r.t.r VIII ,,o, -Iyo q, ., rros
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-09
Probe Municipal Affairs.

COLUMBUS O., Feb S-Tkc inycstIga-
CATION OF Cincinnati municipal affairs viii
be made BY committee OF the Senate In
stead of a joint Legislative commIt,na
The Senate today appointed a committee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-09
Reception of Foreigners.

The royal chamberlain is overwhelmed
with the work OF arranging the details
for the reception of foreign guests on
the day of the funeral, when 500 persons
including members OF the diplomatic
corps and their suites and royal person.
ages, viii be entertained at luncheon at
the Hotel Roskilde.
The Slotskirltc. a sOmbcr building ad-
Joining the burned Christlanberg palace
Is being prepared for the public lying In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-09
Family Bring Bouquets.

The royal family pay frequent visits TO
the chapel at Ardente, where each morn
ing the royal daughters OF the late King
place fresh bouquets. There is constant
stream of cabs and vans bearing wreaths
of flowers 10 and from Amalienborg
number Of silver wrcaths have been re-
ceived. and subscriptions have been
opened for a golden wreath TO be laid on
the blar by school children
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-09
Success

arI seHms Solely sIsnIned by s
cash; e''h'S oat cold and clammy
Who e"'mn EEL Of oil the geniuses and Scholars
'''S coin TO advertise. 20 TO smash
-Llfc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-09
Law of Vengeance. F"

coursa with any person OF the opposite SeS
unve those who may have been given you by
tho priesthood.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-09
Buy
DE-. Graves
Tooth Powder

Avoid discomfort, danger and
unpleasant after taste by e.
fusing all other powders or
pastes, washes and soaps.
Your dentist will advise you.
In handy motai cans or bottles, 26c.
DR.. Graves Tooth Powder Go.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-09
Handsomest Room in Temple

ne room which is entered Ia ono of the
,rSt t peaIttul In the Temple: It bas rich
".pts "1 'lesant fittings and upholstery and
"pchlnE 5 from 1t are tho Scaling Rooms--snalI
anu furnished In gold and white
IN the main room IL a tabl. nj ,rbIch st,,
.nc recorder having before him The r'noris Ss
ona r%1e VINO nave Just been through tho Temple
49,, aISo a tno Icenaes Of thoue who have ,;kcn
nao rnMH Oh the State before a marriage ceremony
80 a." tiinh una rho woman who arc To b. mnr
flcd then pass mot the ScaiInc Roon o0 ,'u 1a,
,,',h nvlIeo ho quests os They may desire 20 havn
ronn Ii"hl. l. Ihey arc dressed in tine Temple
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-09
In Sealing Room.

,nr 90 sn" % %iiddl" ot the Scaling Room Is an al
irn y, mnlte having on 1t white velvet cusb-
St',,,uu auu ON ra'h sldc OF It arc kncclinr sfooIa
I H'as'ns opposite ono end OF tho tablo IA tbn
uS,,auv ~"I performs tho scaling ccrc.nony,
tho Tsn,ui pIshilcnt or acting president of
80 hempm on ouch side OF him Io wi,
rums ,h, 80 thrc% men are clothed in white
tbro,..Htn me sumo that th2y have been wcsrinr
,i.,,o' sn thc Temple ceremonies Tho canal
,,,,S ~ now now tn.cl enc on each side Of tho aItor
rho nret.,,r nneir hands In the Pat-IIrcnaI 3rIp
each mtbl b"s Sher ASKS them n they tokc
cJorn,s, ."si. Tor man ana wife for tim, nn1
on.,"ar a,,. having received n satisfactory
cicr,i,,.. "Hites and olosscs thcn for tim. ara
ali ~ p'|HnElhg r numerous postcrity ana
rco e DRESSINGS In the celestial kingdom that
V1IrssVn'oic r"oplr could desire ''''''
each pucHH LnlShed. they ere told IN lt..
ei eIem other across tho alta- They ,h. Mss ME-.
pIe,t1 '"erf hands and the ceremony is com.
nut IN IN Ist9rn TO their drcssing-rooros
Iennplr. ned tho day's work Is orsr 70 tne
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And In accordance With fs !
order OF the board Of dIrsc;1
the 5th day Of December. d.
shares Of each parcel OF sd
may be necessary VIII b d
paid before. at 10 O'Clock
22nd day of January, lM at Y
tho company. room 70. Geco1
Ing. Salt Lake City. Utah t'
delinquent assessments teece,<
with the costs OF adyertsai
penses Of sale HARYEYll y
At 4 meeting Of the baard q
OF the Liberty Mining Co. d
IS. 1906. II was ordered that
above delinquent stock Be pa
February 10. 1906. at the anf
place HAH'Ei ."
rl36s
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DELINQUENT K0r!5

Paving extension No. IL
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AZ a meeting OF the directors OF the Cham
Der of Commerce ~ was decided MOI 10 dIz
c1ntlne this organization for tho present At
2 p-evioun meeting II voted TO disbnnd
ana TURN the anairs Of thc chamber over to
mo new Commercial club However the ncw
organization and the Chamber OF Commerce
VIII work In harmony in oil matters pertain
ms to the upbudng OF Boise
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Cannot Give Token

ter-wm you give It to me7
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-12-07
GAINED "a POUNDS
Persistent Anemia Cured by Dr.,
Williams Pink Pills After Othe.
Remedies Had Failed.

when began taking DR.. Williams
Pink Pills." says Mrs. Nathaniel Field,
of st. Adams, Somerset county, Maine,
~ was the palest, most bloodless person
you could imagine. My tongue and
gums were colorless and my fingers and
ears We're like wax. l had two doctors
and they pronounced my trouble anamia.
| had spells of vomiting, could not eat,
in fact, did not dare to, had such dis
tress after eating. My stomach was filed
with gas which caused me awful agony.
The baciache 1 suffered was at times
almost unbearable and the least exertion
made my heart beat SO fast that l could
hardly breathe. But the worst of all was
the splitting neuralgia headache which
never left me for seven weeks. About this
time had had several numb SPELLS My
limbs would be cold and without any
feeling and the most deathly sensations
would come over me.
"Nothing had helped me until I began
taking DR.. Williams Pink Pills, in fact,
had grown worse every day. After I
had taken the pills a short time I could
see that they were benefiting me and
one morning l awoke entirely free from
pain. The distress after eating disap-
peared and i'll three weeks l could eat
anything wanted and suffer no incon-
venience. also slept soundly. have
taken several boxes of the pills and have
gained i'll weight from 100 to 1874 pounds
and am perfectly we'll now"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills cure anamia
because they actually make new blood.
For rheumatism, Indigestion, nervous
headaches and many forms of weakness
they are recommended even if ordinary
medicines have failed. They are sold by
all druggists, or will be sent postpaid, OH
receipt of price, SO cents per box, six
boxes for 81 so, by the DR.. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. z.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-12-07
THE @
BrangWyn Mystery
CHAPTER xxlI-(continued.)

CHAPTER xxil-(Continued.
Now, | am IN need Of friend just
now"
Exactly"
And l think l have found him"
"Here?" asked Lepelletier, touching
himself lightly on the chest.
"Iustement!" said Ribot
"Wen as you have said already, let
us &C me to our business. What do you
ask for?"
"A partnership. And a little knowl-
edge of few facts which are in your
possession. When those facts are at
my disposal 1t may be easy for me and
agreeable to you to dissolve the part
nership. l could do quite well without
you, and | would sooner live in Paris
than in London But, mind you, must
live until | can verify the facts as TO
which | shall rely upon your kindness
to supply me"
And If / surrender those facts you
promise to lei me go?"
you must find the sinews OF war
until they are verified"
"Understood!" said Lepelletier.
What do you want to know"
II want to know to whom you dis
posed of the Bercy jewels. They were
valued at half a million francs. You
yourself had lost nearly half that sum
at Monte Carlo before you were arrest
ed. Now, you see, naturally argue
the purchaser to be wealthy; very pos
sibly well respected"
you are welcome to the name. Do
you know Wolff, of the Rue de la
Paix?"
"Ohe!" said Ribot: "Wolff?" He
whistled and sat thoughtful. Have
you touched him."
mo. he played fairly with me. and
observe the code of the trade"
Thieves honor eh?" said Ribot.
Precisely" said the other. "See
you. give you his name under force
majeure. You can send me to be
shaved by the national barber, and can
have my head made into sawdust
pie. To preserve oneself Is natures
first law"
"Comme!" cried Ribot, with a laugh.
Gas these English say, Each for him
self and the foul flend take the hind
most Sauve qui peut!"
you will need proof. II give it.
am free?'
"Of my claim? Absolutely. 1t will
be better to go into partnership with
Wolff than with M. Dubois"
Lepelletier took pen, ink and paper
and wrote. The detective sat and
watched him with cheerful nonchal
ance.