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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

OrphenIm--For the overworked desk
man who runs away from his oftlce 10
seek am evenings entertainment at the
Orpheum, the desire to turn intelIec-
tdal hnndsprings ia order to understand
what the bill Is all about Is not overly
strong. Therefore. the foolish things
trat are done with good heart and fin
Ished technique please best, and the
bill this week is consequently wen re-
rcived,
There Is a laugh In every act. and
plenty OF quality In all except the first
number, THE Quinn Brothers," who re-
place THE Renos" for the week. Ethel
AsacDonOugh, who follows the brothers,
could do n public service by putting
sbem through course OF reheaTsals on
how TO behalf before ;he footIights, and
how to behave before the footlights, and
work. She had plenty herself, and was
50 winsome In her act, 1.-THE Girl BEHIND
the Drums, that one soon ceased To
care whether she used the drums or
ROT. PaLrice the headiner, easily held
her place among the rival talent, Pos
ing first as a picture Of AM ancestor
SCI high IN dainty frame, she finally
stepped down TO utilize the proTogatiyes
OF I'VE portraits" TO enjoy an hour of
HE each New Years al midnight.
While ner acting was lass subdued
than hGr posing led one to expect, stIl
II WIS not 50 much overdone that it
was spoiled, and she received the most
decisive applause of thA evening. Jnl-
MS Tanner IA d 5000 monologue man,
vastlS better than the ordinary, ana
proves that IL takes more than good
Org TO make good impression and
keep II w. His string Of little laughs
is followed by one constant ripple OF
risEleE whom Hickey nnd Nelson COME
~ With their Twisted and Tangled q"
'rhc act IN one OK the best OF the knock
about acrobatics on the circuit. and
alone Is worth visit Tho educated
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THREATENED TO
KILL HER MOTHER
Because Parent Declined to Let
Her Keep Company With
Married Man.
SENT TO THE REFORM SCHOOL
May McLaln, Aged II Years, Gives Ey.
idcucc OF Having a Decidedly
Maynard Disposition.

Because her mother REFUSED to elbow
her to keep company With marEied
man. May McLaln, aged II years, yes
terday afternoon threatened TO kill her
The girl has been ward OF the juve-
nile court Tor some time past and was
brought into court yesterday afternoon
and committed to the state industrial
school. The girl declared that her
mother wanted 10 gut her in tho re-
FORM school SO as 10 ruin her life and
after she had been committed the girl
turned to her mother and liz anger saids
n u XIII her for 1t yet. and mean what
! say"
Just before being led from the court
room Dy Deputy Sheriff Sharp tho girl
grabbed hold Of her mothers arm and
exclaimed. I'm Kill you" Her moth
60 pushed her away and she was taken
FROM the courtroom with tears streams
Ing down her cheeks.
For some time past she has been ern-
pioyed as Il domestic and has beef
keeping company with Albert Bowen.
pH several occasions she took Bowen
10 her mothers home, and finally her
mother learned that he was a married
nan. She then took the girl In her
confidence and urged her to give the
man up. She refused to do SO, and then
MES, McLAin took the matter up with
the Judge of the Juvenile court with the
result that the girl WAS committed
70 ihe reform school She threatened
TO run away from the school ard 10
marry Bowen in spite of the interfer.
snee OF heT mother and the Juvenile
ourt. '''~
Maud Johns, aged l6 years, was also
committed to the STATE Industrial sohoo.
Yesterday by The Juvenile court but viii;
be held In the county jail until the
case against George Ducey, a saloon
Keeper ON west Third South street, Is
ulSpQsed OF. Ducey Ii charged with per-
Iella Leonard In his wineroon after
O'Clock at night. The Leonard girls
case WIZ be heard IN few DAYS
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DEATH OF JOSEPH HoDGINs.


Joseph Hodgins, an aged. blind man.
who resided at 2s5 west South Temple
street, died of pneumonia, after a
very short illness, at ll,S5 o'clock last
night. The deceased had been a MEM
Der of the Church for a. period of about
IS years, and came 10 Utah in 1876. He
was horn near London. England, Aug.
20, 1899, and became blind from slick
ness when he was three years of age.
notwithstanding the calamity that be-
fell him. he became possessed OF lib
eral education. He attended the in
stitute for the blind In London and
learned to read books with raised let
ters about as readily as men read
ordinary print. From such books he
became we'll read, and being a man OF
much natural intelligence, he welded
wonderful influence for good among his
fellows.
In hts native London. Mr.. Hodstns
was an able and earnest worker in be-
half of his Church, and after coming TO
Utah he continued his labors without
cessation, He was man OF great faith,
and he was much sought after by the
sick and afflicted for the comfort and
alienation that his presence afforded
them, He worked as maker of Willow
baskets, and he was very adept In that
line.
The funeral will be held from the
Fourteenth ward assembly rooms
Thursday, Commencing ut II O'Clock
The remains will be taken to the chapel
half an hour before the service, TO be
viewed by those wishing TO take a last
the deceased. His first wife. Ans
Wedge, died some years ago. and later
he married Caroline Peterson, who sur
wives him.
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SCHOOLS OvERCROWDED.


Inspector Clark Of the state board
OF health reports the Logan schools as
oNererowded, with children STUFFED in
garrett and basement, and ventilation
poor Then an old dwelling house has
been secured to absorb Some OF the
Overflow, and accommodations are in SUI
flcient- At wellsyllle there has been
four feet OF water all winter in the local
schoolhouse cellar, AT Richmond there
are very dirty corrals. where 1t is stated
that cows are MIXED without proper
regard for sanitary precautions DR..
clark sid the manager OF the local
creamery told him that he often had
a. send back milk that came there so
odoriierous with odnrs that IL could not
be used. The doctor also critlcIzes the
source of water supply at Logan. as be-
ing tupure from lack OF proper precau-
tons 10 secure clean water. Moreover.
the town Is peppered with cesspools
which nll and run over IN PROLONGED
wet weather thus proving constant
source OF danger to public health.
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HOT SK|RMlSH
IN THE SENATE
----1-. -
Continued from page onc,)

with eyes flashing declared the Discus.
sion out Of order because it did not
refer 10 any matter connected with the
previous question OF tho NJ and NJ. PEE
titfou.
Senator Lawrence is a hard loser, .
he declared. and he Is seeking 10 have
this senate consider a matter that has
not been officially hrought before II. |
rise to point OF order.
Tho point Is not well taken" De-
clared President Love. Any senator
certainly has n right to talk on any
matter placed upon his desk.
MOTION WAS TABLED.
a motion to table I.awrcnce's motion
carried. almost unanimously, as it was
generally considered that he was mere
ly trying to point out with this instance
an alleged futllity of consuming citizens
for expressing an opinion in u conn
munication 10 the legislature,
When IL came to clearing The calen-
dar fair progress WAS ma de In the de-
partn1ent OF unfinished business.
OTHER BUSINESS,
s. r. i0s, amending the laws for the
protection OF the bee industry. was
passed as was also = B. l12 requiring
the secretary of state to Ale IN each
county copies of titles 10 land In that
county 1t receives fronl the govern
mcnt. The bill Is meant to insure titles
secured from the state land board by
applicants. The reason for its intro
ducton was thar loan associations
have hcsitated to accept state titles In
taking mortgages, when there Is no
copy available OF the states right to
dispose of the land.
AT i o'clock the senate took a recess
until this afternoon, when the rail-
road bill comes UP as special order.
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SOLDIERS FAIL TO
MAKE APPEARANCE
-----.-------------------t'---~-----
Witnesses in Harold Berrum
HoId-up Case Fail TO An
swer In Court,
BENCH WARRANTS ISSUED,
Judgc DclI Orders Them Arrested
And Bonds FIXED at $500
Eacb--Othcr Cases.

There were a number ~ sttte caves
before Judge g. y. Diehl Of tho rrInt-
inal division o. the city court his
morning tho most iinportHnl Of which
was that N The state VS. Mike Mecabe
and William J. O'Leary, soldiers sta
toned al Fort Douglas who are
charged with nssauiine and rohblng
Harold IserIuin on Feb, q. When
these two men were arrested. four other
Fosdjers were taken into custody They
ere Ralph ord. j. J. Lynch. Robert K,
raSush and u. ", Bienvue. The au-
thortties learned that she last named
four were not participants in the rob-
berry, but knew something about the
case and would prove to be material
witnesses when the case came UP for
hearing, Accordingly they were re.
leased upon their own rccuP nj Eance, and
ordered 10 appear IN court ths morning,
This they failed to DO and when the
ma, ter was called by the clerk Judge
Diehl was rather Indignant when the
men failed TO respond He said.
Mr.. Clork. this case Will go over UNI
W tomorrow at 10 o'clock. These two
defendants CAlcCabe and O'Eeary) have
been IN jail long enough and the case
W1il have TO be disposed or You may
lsSae bench warrants for the arrest Of
The other four and have them brought
here tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
When they are taken into custody tlx
their bail at 5000 each.
This looks like serious trouble ahead
FOR the soldiers They had been in
Ftrlcted TO be In court this morning. ana
lhefr non-appearaflCe indicates their
intention to assist, as far as uaasrNs.,
McCabe and O'Leary who Nvero most
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STRAWBERRY TUNNEL
PROGRESSING WELL.
Especial TO the 'News."l

Washington. d. c.. March IA re-
port from tho supervising engineer
bic total excavation of i5a fest was
made during ihe month or February
or the Strawberry valley tunnel In
utah. Work has been greatly retarded
by heavy snow falls. rendering II Ina.
possible 10 reach the far side OF tho
tunnel IN any way except on snow
shoes. The party In charge OF the
survey OF tho power canal hiss conn
pleted the preliminary work and the
maj location of the canal from Span
lsh Fork 10 the power plant win be
completed on Tho ground this month.
The work or construction win ba start
ed Immediately thegeafter, Tho soere-
tEry 81 HE interior has accepted the
bid Of the General Eectric company
o. schneetajy ~ x, for the instslla-
Ton Of the. plan for the generation OF
eltelrlety FOR lighting and power pur-
poses ln connection with The Straw.
berry valley irrisation project, Spanish
Fork Utah.
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York. March i2.--Nroney on
call, firm. AZ GO per cent: ruling rate.
"a per cent; closing bid, 81 per cent;
offered at @ per cent.
Time loans, strongs 90 days. @61s
per cent; 90 days, o per cents six
months, Q per cent
Close Prime mercantile paper SO
ga per cent,
Sterling exchange easy with actual
business III bankers bills at s.s1.2O "a
Isles for demand and NJ f.7D.sO q
l.IeS5 for 90 day bills; posted rates.
a;S1 g tSls ANA i.S51a; commercial
bills, 4-59Ss.
Bar silver. 6S IL.
Mexican dollars, So
Government bonds, steady railroad
bonds, irregular.
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FAvORs PARK COMMISSION.
Commercial Club Committee Adopts
Resolutions In Regard to Matter.

Al yesterday afternoons meeting OF
the Commercial club committee on pub
lie parks and improvements the main
topic OF discussion was tho better light
Ing OF the business section OF the city.
Councilman HOLIDAY, who was present,
advised the committee that he had un-
der contemplation an ordinance to ac-
coinplish this. but at the request of
the committee. he Is holding the or
dinance OF until after the Commercial
club committee has had another chance
10 talk It over, Wednesday afternoon.
The committee adopted resolutions ia
yorng q new park commission for Salt
Lake which shall devise a system OF
parks and bOuleYards for this city, the
commission 10 consist of three meln-
beers serving without pay.
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RUEf'S CASE.
Adjourned to Give Prosecution Time
TO File Counter Afildaylts.

San Francisco, Cal. March l2.-contrary
20 expectations the work or selecting a
lnly 20 ny Abraham Ruef for extortlon
MAs llpl begun Ibis morning In Judge
1unnes department 81 the superior court
instead an adjournment was taken until
tomorrow morning AZ 1880 o'clock. to give
agndavlts answering the allegations or
bias or prejudice made against Judge
Bnnne In tho affidavit fled on SUNDAY by
ltuet 10 prepare the way for his requeet
ler change q trial Judges, which his
attorneys AFRO 10 transmit 10 Judge Dunno
tslole tho examination Of talsssnen Is
TROUGH as big a crowd collected IN ana
aDoui Temple Israel this morning, yes
iero9y's crush and scenes OF good-natnred
qisoIder were not repeated, A detail ol
osuctoats was on hand 10 reinforce tho
court deputies, and rigid order was main
tanned N Che corridors Only spectators
slonsh - MI this seats and take ZAP part
OF mo als!s space ~ The ssurtrooll was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-12
TWO TRANSFERRED.
Federal Court Gets a Couple Of Mining
CAGES IodaY.

TWO cases have been transferred
from the Third district court to the
FEDERAL court Tho FIRST was that Of
Charles y. Dayey against the Utah
Consolidated Mining company in
which plaintiff seeks to recover 20 4sa
as damages for alleged loss or orons,
etc;, ny reason OF smoke emitted from
aeienuants smlter, and the transfer
70 other. court, is made at the i'm
stance of defendant.
The other case taken from thu i,,ris.
dIcson Of the district court Ia that
81 McGurrln and Gustin VS.. the DAILY.
Judge Mining company In this suit
enc Peter Gribbin entered into con-
tract with the attorneys mentioned to
prosecute a claim for danagese and
u IS alleged that Gribbn and the com
Eany conspired together and settled
me case, without the knowledge Of
Ppia,luns. the settlement being on
sued for. S"''V0'
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orS sll week.
Crand--sefdom has Monday night
performance drawn q larger audience
than that which assembled at the Crane
last evening. and the people present
we're as enthusiastic as they were
numerous. VESTS Minstrels. under the
prOpdoturshtp and management OF
Sanford II, Rfcaby, retain the name ana
seek TO Keep UP tho fame Of the organ
isation launched and carried for many
yaars by w. II, West, From the first
curtain to the Anal one there was GONE
thing going ON that WAS thoroughly ap.
preciahlc Minstrel Jokes are usually
nearly all or The same brand but there
were many new ones last night The
musicians. instrlrnentallSts and vocal
lists are FIRST class In fact some OF the
singers are possessed OF remarkable
voices, This IL particularly true OF
Roosevelt J. Wright, who2e falsctto is
almost pure soprano, William Rem
and has n pleasing rich and deep bass
voice. The "Eatueship Four sang in
maIner that resulted IN numerous re-
calls, aud the rendition Of The Swanee
Rivcr' by the chorus was splendid.
George Van. ng ever. was the feature
of the FUN -making, The work OF Major
Smith as stick manipulation was ex-
cecdtngly clever All In all. the per-
formanco wns one or the best in its
line seen here In a long time. The on
concludes Wednesday night.
Lyrlc-The usual large and appre-
clAtive audience witnessed last eve
ning's performance OF Through the
lanes ny the Lyric stock company.
The performance will be repeated this
evening, tomorrow afternoon and We'd
nesday ev4nIng. II Is well staged and
a. al Ns ..r,l
There viii be change OF bill on Thurs.
day.
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SOCIAL. AND
PERSONAL.

Tonight the wedding of Miss Hazel
Florence Woodruff and j. H. johnson
takes place at the home of the bride.
Mrs Benner u. Smith entertained
about 20 guests yesterday at q bridge
tea with Mrs. j. w. Bidwell assisting.
The decorations were In various shade s
Of tulips and prizes were awarded the
winners at each table, including Mrs
John Marshall, Mrs, j. p. Megeatfr,
Mrs. Justus Jungck ana Miss Kltkpat~
rick.
At the meeting Of the Sans SOuci card
club yesterday Mrs. j l.. Wilson was
hostess and prizes were won by Mrs.
D. e, lacking and Mrs. l.. l.. Downing.
Mrs, Hal Brown ia az home today 10
her friends with Mrs, w. IN. Child, 3S5
south First West street,
Mrs, Hyde Dale entertained her card
club this afternoon.
Mrs. John c. Cutler Will be at home
10 her friends tomorrow at her resi-
dence,
Miss Helen Bees will give a party at
the Orpheum on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. J. Boughall will entertain the
Century club this afternoon.
Mrs. Jack Keith has returned from
Los Angeles, where she has spent SOW
ersl weeks,
Miss Alice Needhan entertains to.
morrow in honor OF Miss Hazel Grant,
whose marriage takes place shortly.
Mrs. w. q. Sharp, Miss Winn and
Miss Block Will be guests OF honor at
large afternoon affair on Thursday to
be given by Mrs, Hugh Anderson. The
amusement will be bridge,
Mrs. C. s. Williamson arrived yester-
day from Denver and is the guest of
Mrs r. G.. Legs.
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TEN INCHES OF SNOW.
Heavy Fab is to be Followed by Clear
Inc Weather Tomorrow.

A heavy fall of snow visited this
city last night and today, the prec!pi-
tation np to a, m, being half an
inch or about five inches of snow.
The fail during the day has been about
the same and as the snow is very
Wet, 1t is melting fast, and giving the
ground a good soaking The stormy
area covered the country west of the
nnety-hfth meridian and south OF the
forty-hfth parallel of latitude: but Is
fast moving eastward. with high
area following from the coast To-
morrow Is therefore predicted as likely
to be clearing with colder weather.
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NEW COMPANIES.

A COPY 81 the articles OF incorporation
1f the Southern National Insurance com
pany of Austin Texas together with the
amendments thereto, were also filed with
stock OF the company Is 10000. divided
into shares OF the par value OF slO0 each
The articles OF Incorporation OF the Old
Homestead company OF this city were
capital stock liz $500, divided into shares
NJ the par value OF 800 each The incor-
porators are J l., Rawlins leda r. Ray.
Athol Rawlins, Alta Rawlns and Lara
NaMlins ana ,he purpose OF the corpora
loan business
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H. L. THOMAS RESIGNS.
assistant to General Manager of Bell
Co Going TO Coast.

ID, L. Thomas. assistant to the general
manager Of tho Bell Telephone cofnnsnn-
has resigned to take effect May / ard
leaves tonight for the west Tor con arenes
with Officials OF the Panifc States Tele-
phone company with reference to accept
ing an Important position with that com
pany. Mr. Thomas has been with the Bell
company seven years. and has the Teptsts-
ton OF being one or the best operaIIne
officials IN the west.
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HELLO GIRLS STRIKE.
General Manager Murray Suddenly
Called TO Billings, Mont.

General Manager D, s, Murray OF the
Boll company has been suddenly called
TO Billings, Mont because OF a strike
there among tao operators There seems
among all labor circles IN the state. Gen,
supt- SUMMERS has also gone north on
business.
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HIT BY FALLING SIGN.
Jennie Larson Now Sues the City for
$1,000 Damages.

Jennie Larson filed suit In the dis.
,tIct court today against Salt Lake
City TO recover DANA ees In tbA S,,s,s
OF $1,000 for personal injuries recoi,,aa
by her on Nov. l5, 1906, BY being stfr,cls
by a sign which was blown OF az The
Buftalo saloon on the corner OF Second
south and Commercial streets. sbe al
ieges that while walking along seconG
south street the sign was blown down
and struck her on the head, cutting her
lace. mead and nose, and giving 6er a
severe nervous shock which has per.
manently injured her.
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James A. Pollock s. c.. bankers M.
brokers. furnish the Following figure v
received over their private wire ms
afternoon:
Ely, l00fols; Nevada Con, lsIsBsS
Nevada Utah, rs CAV: b. Coaln, a2ssef
- y s. x Boston, Sh&2ls, Boston Con.
2s@2s3a: Mitchell sass Newhouss
2lSs@211s King Edw. lssMls.: Ely
Con, 1kde
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dogs ana cats did not arrive last night.
but will complete tho bill this after
noon. The Renos have been with
drawn ON account OF Illness, and their
place win be taken by tho Quinn Broth.
NrN slI week.
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He had no coat upon his back.
But had one on his tongue.
And Rock Mountain Tea, It's said,
Keep; him from being hung.
dad breuth) z. g. Nj. l. Drug
Dept, l1a-I1i So. Main st,
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

James A. Pollock & co. received the
following quotations late this after
noon.
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H. y, Evans. sinrist. 80 3. Main NJ.
Slnrai Oesisns A snecialtr. Phone 96l.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

10 ria you Of Il radically and permanent
ly Accept no substitute, hat Insist on
having Moods LIQUID or tablets LOO
Doses. 81.
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NEW YORK CURB.

bid Davis DAILY. lsisI1eIs; Apex, es.a7
BtnE. Cont, 1axat1Ss
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Mcdonald
Wants a
Name for a
New Confec-
ton Which Is
Chocolate
Coated With
a Nut
Chewing
Center.

He will send 10 the, person submit
tins an acceptable name a flve-pou
box Of Bitter Sweets, the finest dual
ity. the highest priced chocolate -rtafr
and also a tfve-potind box Of Dutch
Chocolates SO much IN demand now.
Nrito the name which YOU decide
upon on the top line of this announces
nlent and Your name and address ON
tho bottom line, and mali to the ]. {;
Mcdonald Candy Co, i5g w, Third
South. Salt Lake City
Observation-Disclosures.
ae
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Few are entirely fEeo from II.
It may develop 80 slowly ne to cause
llttle N any disturbance during the whole
period Of childhood.
II may hen produce dyspepsin, catarTh
and marked tendency TO conNilulpuon, be-
fore manlfektlng itself In much cuthncous
eruption ur glnndu1ar swelling
II ls heAt to be sure that YOU are quite
free from It, and you can rely on
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-03-30
CLEARLY NOT TO BLAME.

DO you realize" asked the Judge
when the prisoner had pleaded guilty,
what the penalty for HOUSEKEEPING
ls?"
Yes, your honor; but have been q
cigarette fiend for several years"
"Ah. That may put a new phase
upon the matter suppose you under
stand what the consequences may be
when you say that your intention was
robbery"
yes, your honor; but a second
cousin of mine once fell out of a
cherry tree and had epilepsy after
that"
"Um. We shall have to take that
fact into careful consideration One
more question. Do you realize, when
you admit that the assault which you
committed was murderous in its pur'
pose, what your punishment may be-"
Yes, Judge, but | was drunk at the
time"
Oh! That being the case we shall
have to discharge you. 1t is clear that
you We're not responsible.-Chicago
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