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The broad ax., 1906-04-28
TURKS CRUELTY TO HORSES
Prefecture Of the Ottoman Capital
VIII Take Steps to Re
strain It.

A laudable decision has been arrived
NJ by the prefecture Of the Ottoman
capital. with the view Of protecting
horses from misuse and ill-treatmen1
says the Constantinople correspondent
OF the London Lancet. The Turks are,
on the whole, very kind to animals,
and shield them from injury by every
possible means. At almost every Turk
ish house In Stamboul there Is TO be
found q small receptacle where water
Is poured in every day for the use Of
the innumerable street dogs. A Mus
suman, building his dwelling place.
rarely forgets to attach some contriv-
anee for sheltering birds, pigeons, spar
rows, etc.
am assured that q cabman who
overruns q dog. heedlessly enjoying
its dolce far niente In the middle Of
the street. has to pay q fine Of several
piastres, while the sultan Is believed
to spend q large sum on the feeding
OF the numerous canine scavengers
around his kiosks and palaces. There
are, however, q good many employers
Of horse labor who use their animals
In Q cruel or thoughtless manner.
To prevent this the employment Of
senile, debilitated or diseased horses
has been forbidden. Municipal agents
viii have difficulty IN Constantinople
in insuring that the measure Is strict
ly adhered to-that the load never ex-
ceeds the amount proportionate % the
horses strength. and 50 on-but, any
how, the spirit which has Influenced
the new enactment Is laudable.
The broad ax., 1906-04-28

joseph o. Lane the Practical Watch.
maker, Will Remove to New and
Enlarged Quarters.
The first Of the coming week JOS
eph o. Lane. the practical and up-to-
date matchmaker, who has been sue
cessfully established in business since
1876 at $50 s. Clark street, will re-
move to new and enlarged quarters
264 e. Thirty-first street near Michi-
gan avenue.
His new jewelry store will be mod
ern and up to date in every respect.
It will be fitted up with frst-class
show cases and other fixtures. and he
win carry q first class line Of watches
and other jewelry. As an expert
matchmaker and repairer of fine jew
elry Of every, description, intending
clocks, Mr.. Lane cannot be excelled,
and he viii be more than gratifed to
meet his old friends and patrons at
his new place Of business 264 e. 31st
street, near Michigan avenue.
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INTERNATIONAL THEATRE, CHI
cAoo.
W. 8. cIeveIand's Big Show.

CAGO.
W. 8. cIeveIand's Big Show.
Tn. feature in theatrical circles
last L.eek was the announcement Oh
a radical change in prices at the In
ternat, onal Theatre, which since w.
g. Gle leland returned IS manager
has gataed the reputation Of being the
hlgheHa class vaudeville theatre In
Chicago. The reduction went into et-
feet last Monday when the regular
spring and summer season was inau-
guarted at this popular theatre. The
management has announced that here
after at all weekday matinees re-
served seats win be sold throughout
the entire house at one price, 10 cents,
while for the Sunday, holiday and
evening performances the prices win
range from 10 cents to 80 cents. The
same high standard will be main
tanned In the acts presented in W. 8.
Cleveland's original greater vaude-
vile. This Is really q declaration Of
war on the vaudeville trust Another
star bill has been prepared for the
week beginning. April soth- Louie
Dacre, a singer Of worldwide reputa-
tion. win come fresh from an entire
winters engagement In London, and
win bring with her the latest English
song. successes. Sol" Billy Link,
the minstrel, accompanied by WIllette
Charities. win be seen in a highly.
amusing sketch IN which are intro
duced "The Colonels" famous hobo
can soldiers" Evans Lloyd and Caro-
Iyn Church win present their latest
sketch entitled The Man Across the
Way" The furiousiy funny Gilmore
Sisters. who have set ali Chicago
The broad ax., 1906-04-28
Parade by the Foresters and Sermon
at oilVet Baptist Church Sunday
Afternoon, April 18th.

AftSrnoony April 18TH.
Court Gen. Robert Elliott, 1895,
Ancient Order Of Foresters, will cele-
brate their fifteenth anniversary by
having a parade Sunday, April 18th,
followed by a sermon at OiiYet Bap-
fish church, Twenty-seventh and Dear.
born street. The Court will assemble
at the Odd Fellows new hall, 1895
and 1887 State street, at p. m. Line
Of march south on State street to
Thirty ighth street, west on Thirty
eighth street to Dearborn street, north
on Dearborn street to Twenty seventh
street, then to assemble in Olivet Bap.
list church, where a program will be
rendered consisting Of music by the
choir, solo by Forester N. Clark Smith.
Remarks pertaining to Forestry by
the following speakers: NJ. NJ. Roam,
Deputy High Chief Ranger; A. G. F.
Sims, Chief Ranger; Mrs. Rosa Jones,
Chief Companion Of the Companions
Of the Forest; sermon DR.. E. ]. Fish
er, DID,, LID. The Foresters will
then resume their line Of March in
Dearborn street north to Twenty-sixth
street, east in Twenty sixth street to
Wabash avenue, south in wabash
avenus to Thirty-fourth street. west
in Thirty-fourth street to the Stat.
street hall.
The broad ax., 1906-04-28

been already apprehended by his
swift and courageous action win be
punished to the limit OF the law. The
hot-headed and irresponsible element
Of our society needs q salutary lesson,
and now is a most appropriate time
for 1t to be administered Chicago
Chronicle. Monday, April Esd.
Rev. Straton deserves to be highly
commended for his noble and manly
expressions in favor of the orderly ad-
ministration Of justice.
The broad ax., 1906-04-28
Frsnchman's Queer steed

Il is reported from Paris that an in
genious inhabitant Of Monthucon. in
France, has tanned a wild boar. which
he caug t young in the fores and
now drives It in a small gig or boar
chaise," with intenss qualification and
enjoyment. The animal between shafts
Is said to appear more eccentric than
stylish.
The broad ax., 1906-04-28

Bethel Literary and Historical Society,
VIII present a special program Sun
day afternoon, April 18th, for the ben
eft Of the sufferers in California. Pro
gram Is as follows:
Special music by Prof. Gates select
orchestra.
Reading by Mrs. Jackson.
Address by Attorney Hale G. Par
ker.
Vocal solo by Mrs. Fannie Yeizer.
The Club Quartette will render q
special selection for this occasion.
Everybody welcome. 4 p. m Geo.
T. Jersey, President; NJ. L. Benson.
viee-President; C. A. Grimm, Assist
ant Secretary.
The broad ax., 1906-04-28
Ire Institutional Church and Social

Ire institutional Church and Social
Settlement, ss25 Dearborn Street.
The pastor will preach at 10:45 a.
m. Subject, "Some Reason Why
There Should be a Judgment"
Sunday night there>Will be given an
illustrated sermon, subject, Pilgrims
Progress. twenty-five views show
ing the life and progress Of the Chris
tian. The closing Of the service will
be twelve views illustrating the song
Holy City"
The broad ax., 1906-04-28
Special Notice

All readers Of The Broad Az who
for any cause whatever fail to receive
their paper regularly each Saturday
are requested to drop q postal card
to the editor, 5O4O Armour avenue.
notifying him Of that fact.
The broad ax., 1906-04-28
Trolley IN Japan.

II costs Is cents to 90 by trolley cars
from Toxic to Yokohama, the port Of
the japanese capital. Cars start every
I'VE minutes from I'VE in the morning
to IL at night.
The broad ax., 1906-04-28
Sadly UnmuKical.

II has been said that the drum was
the first musical instrument in use, but
how anyone discovered that 1t is mu-
steal instrument II still q mystery.
The broad ax., 1906-04-28
Personal Mention.

Owing to the rush Of business JUS
tice Keeney has continued the GreSal
Smith and DR.. A. B. McKissack case
to Monday afternoon, April sOth, at
2 o'clock sharp.
The broad ax., 1906-04-28
WANTED MINOR DETAILS.
The Audience Was Sympathetic and
INTERCEPTED the Able
Lecturer.

The lecturer was talking on the I'm
huenee Of Surroundings"
There was an EnglIshman," he
said. who went to Australia and
sought his fortune in the bush. He
was quite alone and yet every night
The broad ax., 1906-04-28
Removal Notice

On and after May LIST B. W. Fits
will remove the Crystal Printing
House" from 1908 State street to
1915 State street where he will be
pleased to meet his old customers.
The broad ax., 1906-04-28
Wrong Implement.

zone OF de difnculties 'bou de pres
emit time" said Uncle Eben, SIS dat too
many men wants to be carryin' canes,
when dey ought to b totin' whitewash
Observation-Disclosures Star.
The broad ax., 1906-04-28
Too Oftsn Succeeds.

The more desperate, abandoned and
notorious the criminal the harder his
lawyer always works to turn him
loose on society again.-Chicago Trib-
una
The broad ax., 1906-04-28
Base IHuando.

Most Of the women who attended the
dressmakers' convention went with
pads and pencils" But why pencils?
Kansas City Star.
The broad ax., 1906-04-28
Small Armies.

South American republics can among
themselves muster about $4,000 drilled
soldiers.
The broad ax., 1906-04-28
A Difference

What constitute7 a GOOD dog In a
show Is vastly different from that
which makes a good dog in the house.
The broad ax., 1906-04-28
Small Paw.

Belgium gives the members Of her
lower house Of parliament $500 a year
and free railway tickets.
The broad ax., 1906-04-28

one Of the most interesting figures
In Harvard university Is Edward Ray,
. blind student who halls from 8
small country town In North Carolina.
He has mastered the most dincult
courses In higher mathematics, in &C.
ology, won . degree from the Univer-
sity OF North Carolina, and is now
working for the degree Of N. A. at
Harvard Here he Is taking some OF
the hardest courses In the curriculum.
Gothic and Anglo-Saxon.
The broad ax., 1906-04-28
Power for Food.
Blind studank

Anyone can be a power for eyil-it
takes character to be q power for good
The broad ax., 1906-04-28
PUBLISHED wuuT.

EnAesed Vt the Pet Office q Chl1asA
n a. SeeondSlas Matter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18
PRINTERS AGREE
TO ARBITRATE
Compact with Newspaper Publishers
Ratified nj Convention
ofthe Union.

Colorado Springs. Colo, Aug To-
The delegates 10 the international
Typographical union convention ne.
cepted the arbitration arrangement
with the American Newspaper Pub
fishers association. assurance being
given by Frederick Driscoll. labor
commissioner for the publishers. that
the association would ratify IL next
February. The agreement insures the
publishers against walkouts. strikes or
boycotts. they agreeing 10 arbitrate all
differences respecting wages, hours
and condition OF labor.
A national board OF arbitration Is
created. 10 consist of three members
OF the union executive council and
there Of the standing committee OF the
publishers association.
TIE delegates 20 the convention
from Chicago presented resolution
condemning the action OF the state au-
thoriticS of Colorado and Idaho I'm the
ease OF Meyer. Pettbone and Hay
wood. the western miners chiefs The
resolution was referred 10 commit
a..
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18
CAR OF RUSSIA
CHANGES MIND
Goes 10 Krasnoye- Selo To spend q
Week at Camp OF Inn
perial Guards,

ST Petersburg. Aug. l5.-Despite
the attempt oil the life Of the Grand
Duke Nicholas Oh Aug. 10 NJ krasnOye-
Selo the emperor, accompanied 10y his
entire family and the major portion OF
the court, has gone 10 Krasnoye Selo
90 spend a week az the guards camp.
Six additional guard regiments haze
gone 10 the camp from 81. Petersburg
and the most rigid precautions have
been taken 10 protect the safety Of the
emperor during his stay at Krasnoye-
Selo
The railroad station M 81. Peters.
burg Is heavily guarded and no
civilians are allowed to leave there for
Krasnoye Selo except after being full
~ identified 4 grand review IL
scheduled FOR Aug ~. after which the
imperial family will 20 TO Tsarskoe-
Selo instead Of returning 10 Peterhof,
although some Of the papers report
that II is the intention of the imperial
family 10 Immediately 80 10y sea Ia
LivadIa IN The Crimea. and spend the
autumn there.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18
NOT FOR KICH0LAIEvIrcH
Grand Duke Doesn't Want to Lead
the Army-soldiers Attempt
To Kill Him.

IT. Petersburg. Aug. 10. Grand
Duke Nicholas Nlcholaievitch, the As
sociated Press is Informed 10y mem
Der OF his encourage, has declined 10
accept the post OF commander in-chief
OF all the troops OF the empire where
martial law exists" which was ten
dered 20 him Aug. 4.
How long ago this decision was made
is not known, but on Friday last bat
talon of the Imperial guard made an
attempt 10 murder him during manoeu-
vers which involved an illustration OF
the modern method Of attacking de.
lenses OF the enemy. In some manner a
battalion OF the guard had got bali
cartridges and they shot az the grand
duke as he sat OH his horse observing
the Vancouver. Several arrests have
been made. but whether the guilty
have been caught Is not known.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18
PILGRIMS GO
TO HOLY HILL
Favorable Weather Attracts More
Than 1000 Persons. Mostly
from Wisconsin Cities.

South Germantown. Wis, Aug. &C.
over 100 pilgrims from Chicago and
few other Illinois towns attended
the feast OF Assumption al Holy Hin,
the noted Catholic shrine Of worship.
seven miles from Hartford. They
came on two special coaches aud Inn
mediately were taken out 10 the shrine
In order 20 be on hand az sunrise TO
make the stations OF the cross. a dis-
lance OF 1853 feet. which they de-
voutly performed. going 10 early mass
al y O'Clock.
the favorable weather attracted
some 1000 pilgrims, some OF whom
came from Milwaukee, Oshkosh,
Beaver Dam, Appleton, and other
cities. Some crlpples and invalids
were present 10 find help on account
~ the curative attributes Of the place.
Many ~ those who were sick and
could not come sent friends 20 get
water from the grotto OF the Lady Of
Lourdes on the summit which was
blessed 10y the priests and taken home.
Flowers and other insignia also re-
ceiVed the bcnediction.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18
HE WILL TAKE A REST NOW
Career of "a Fraud Who Travelled with
Title IL Cut Short--He Vic
timi1ed Hotels.

Muskegon. Mich, Aug. 49, Harry
II. Van Auken. alias Count Van Au-
ken" whose real name is believed by
officers 10 he Ames, has ended his mo
tcorlc career, IN which he is said 20
have figured as hotel check forgcr,
society lion. and summer resort beau
over three states. He was CAPTURED az
ST lenace Mich, two hours after n
Manistique hotel had been victimized
with bad paper.
For four months Van Auken Is said
10 have caused CONSERVATION In hotel
aud bank circles Dressing Ike some
foreign prince. with accompanying
manners and a gift OF sauve conversa-
ton. he is believed to have worked the
Occidental hotel. nj Muskcgon; Girls
void House. Detroit. and Grand Rap
Ids aud Oconto (Wis.) hotels, and scores
of others Officers are strong In their
belief that Van Auken Is n nephew OF
ex-Mayor Ames. Of Minneapolis
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18
CANNoN's ROOM LAUNCHED
Renuminatcd Tor Congress for the
Eighteenth Consecutive Time.

panvlllc III. Aug III. The conyen.
tlon ~ the Eighteenth Illinois con
gtessional district was called az |
o'clock aud renomlnated Joseph e..
Cannon. for the eighteenth consecutive
time. being the seventeenth nominal
ton 10y acclamation. There was the
greatest enthusiasm. especially over
the prospective candidacy Of MFR. Can.
non for president. Mr. Cannon had
not intended 10 launch boom for
president at this convention. hut the
pressure OF his supporters was 80
great as TO sweep away his wishes in
the matter.
MIR. Cannon's supporters In his own
district will likely urge the state con.
vention 10 make similar Endorsements.
There seems 10 be little doubt that this
will he done
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18
CoNvIvIAL DEPUTY SHERIFF
He Takes a Prisoner Ia n Saloon and
John BarIeycorn Does the Rest,
for the Deputy.

Saginaw. Mich. Aug. H. - William
Su. mcrs. n deputy sheriff from 81.
Char,,s. brought Ioche Evans 10 Sag
nav Before he got 20 the Jail he took
the prisoner into saloon couple OF
blocks away and the two began drink
ing. Evans slipped ont Of the hand
cuffs and caught Michigan Central
flyer. The conductor put him on at
Chesaning and Dcputy sheriff Deharr
was notified.
He caught the fugitive after five
mile chase and brought him back 10
Saginaw, turning mm over 10 the sher-
in Meanwhile Deputy Summers
climbed into his buggy, curled up on
the seat ana slept most Of the night
with the horse hitched. Az he slept
his star was stolen by practical jok-
er. When sheriff Hurgiss learned OF
the incident he Immediately revoked
Summers commission.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18
WEATHER. HARD ON THE VETS
Many Fall out OF the Line-Notes or
the Encampment.

The total casualties 10 date are:
Five deaths, eight injured ana forty
six prostrations There were two
deaths OF veterans during the march
Colonel Charles r. Keeting. Of New
Orleans, aud Thomas \. Martin, Of
Washington.
George \. Penny, of Logan. Ia, was
which ran him down. The machine
was moving slowly. and Penny stepped
in front OF H.
The relief corps was busy during the
day collecting the men and women
who became Frustrated by heat and
fatigue and carrying them 90 the hos
pitfalls Among those taken To hospitals
Monmouth, Ill: John Gregg Alma,
Mich: T.. T.. Stegkel Atlanta. Ind.
Mrs u &. IIegg, Cresco Ia; Elijah
Blasdell Spring Valley, Wis; Henry
Huncutt Waupaca. Wis. r. l.. Pailcy,
Peoria, ILL.,: Samuel Jorson. Marshall
town, la. In addition 20 these prostra-
tions there were many cases Of ex-
During one hour Of me rush on the
part or the people In 81 Paul 20 get
over 10 Minneapolis IN time for the
q. a. r. parade the Twin city Rapid
Transit company carried 20OO pas
sengers on It's three lnterurhan lines.
Today the business sessions 81 the
encampment commenced IN the Audi.
forum. and viii continue until some
time tomorrow The most important
matters TO come np FOR consideration
are the abolition Of the canteen from
the soldiers Homes, and the proposed
erection Of monument 20 Henry
Wirz by the women Of the south.
The friends Of T. r. Brown OF
GAINESVILLE. . aliogc thar ne now has
The best> chance Of bcing elected com.
mauder.in chief Of the Grand Army
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18
MANY ARE LOST
IN TEXAS FLOOD
Town Of Lantry Under Waterfall
mated Damage IL Placed
nt S1,oOO,oOO

San Antonio Tex. Aug. l4.--At
least q dozen persons are reported
dead or missing as the result Of a
cloudburSt ia the vicinity Of Langtry,
small town on the Southern Pacific
road. The storm broke over Langtry
shortly after noon la an incredibly
short time raging torrents swept down
from the mountain SUBMITS flooding
the town and country In some places
forty feet deep.
Seven bridges aud nine miles OF rail
road track were swept away and eat
tie worth at least $4,000 were
drowned. The property loss within
ten miles Of l.angtty VIII amount Ca
81 100000 This was the first rain of
any consequence for six months Al
California trains will be delayed here
for some time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18

Decision In an Indeterntaase Sentence
Case That May set More Than
One Hundred Free.

Lansing, Mich, Aug. i6.-Aboat~io0
con,i,iS Ia Icnla and probably others
In other state penal institutions. will
shak. their shackles and be Released
from further service i'm prison IL the
supreme court decides that the decis>
ion of Judge Davis. ~ Ionla, In the
ease OF Charles ". Blashfeld. In good
law.
Judge Davis ordered Blashfield re-
leased. hut he must wait awhile, as a
writ az certiorari has been granted by
the supreme court, staying his release
ill the court can pass upon the i'm
portant law questions involved.
Blashheld pleaded guilty at Flint 10
n charge of forgery. and was SEN
fenced June ~. 1900. 10 a minimum
OF one year and a maximum OF four
teen years NJ Ionia. Between the date
OF his plea OF guilty and that OF his
sentence the new indeterminste sen
tence law took effect and II was con-
tended that Blashhelds sentence was
void. his offense having been commit
ted under the former indeterminate
sentenced law.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18
HE is CHARGED WITH FORGERY


2 Lansing. Mich, Aug la.-Harry J.
Cowley. broker Of this city and a
member OF prominent family, has
been arrested on the charge Of implica-
ton In the forgery OF certificates OF
stock Of the Union Pacific Railway
company. Cowley denies any connec-
ton with or knowledge of n forgery
and declares that any Union Pacific
stock he has owned hf bought in good
faith. He was taken 20 Battle Creek
for arraignment
IL Ia said 10y the officers that some Of
the supposedly forged stock was used
az collateral Tor loan In Lansing two
weeks ago and that this started an In
vestigation. which resulted In the is
suance Of the warrant. IL is said that
the officers. who have been investigat-
ing the matter are In the employment
OF the National Bankers association.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18
Zig bridge In the Water.

Duluth. Mimi. Aug. i3.-At O'Clock
In the morning the steamer Troy, n
5000 ton steel package freighter
owned by the Western Transit com
pany, collided with the span OF the
interstate bridge and precipltated il
into the channels on eitner side of the
center pier. on which the span re-
volved Navigation 10 aud from the
upper harbor the most active portion
or the head Of the lakes. is blocked.
The span was about one-third open at
the time Of the crash The accident is
the most disastrous. that has ever hap
poned IN the puluthS superior harbor
The wrecked bridge lies In such a
manner as 10 block the channel ON
both sides of the center pier SO that il
Is impossible even for n tug 10 pass.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18
Tunnels az work

Chlcago. Aug lG The Illinois Tun-
mel company has inauguratcl It's
freight service nfter ike years OF prep
arntlon and construction Record runs
In the handling of freight were made
from many Of the forty big business
houses and tho four railroads connected
with the tunnels The tunnel is forty
feet 81 So under the business district
mere are furtyfive miles Of The tun
nal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18
Guardsmen who Got Medals.

Detroit. Aug 13-In the contest far
a gold medal awarded by Governor
Warner 10 be given 10 tile best MIGHT.
gan soldier on guard duty during the
soiourn of the Michigan troops 10
Fort Benjamin Harrison last week. the
following names have been announced:
William u. Cotter. company II, First
infantry, from Detroit, winner; Louis
Hoefgen company G., Third Infantry,
Fort Huron. second place; James H..
Sowerly, company a. Second infantry.
third Mace
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18
Dashed over Dam 10 Death.

Mishawaka. Ind, Aug. i4-Miss
Mary skinner. one OF the bellies 81
this city, was drowned IN the 81. 10.
seph river IN company with l.. e. MIL
Ter of South BEND. The young WON.
an was rowing In a boat near Hen is.-
and. a dam east " this city and lost
control ~ the oars, the Young man
also being unable TO handle THE skin.
Both shot over the twenty foot dam.
hut Miller escaped
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18
Rank Cashier 100000 short.

Birmingham. Ala. Aug. l4.-Of-
hclals of the First National bank an.
nounced that Alexander H. Chisolm,
paying teller OF that bank. H. Sl0O,OU
short In his accounts As Chisolm
was bonded for $4,000 the loss TO
the bank was reduced To $1,000 The
discovery Of the shortage was made
while Chisolm was OF on his vaca.
ton. When he returned from Atlantic
City and was taken before the a..
rectors Of the bank he broke down and
confessed his shortage.