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The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1907-10-16

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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-06

ing in Glen Oak Park on the anniycr
sary Of his death, July II 1907
The statue, as shown, is of heroic
size, that is, onethird larger than
life 1t will he cast in bronze The
clay model from which the photo
graph was taken has just been com
pleted by the sculptor in his studio
The position chosen shows Colonel
lngersoll standing erect in an easy
natural pose, dressed in ordinary
everyday clothing The hands are
carelessly and naturally placed on
either hip, one of Colonel lngersoll 5
most characteristic attitudes and one
which he unconsciousIy assumed as
he became more and more interested
in the topic he was discussing either
in court or on the lecture platform
Throughout the handling, ease, un-
strained effect and lifelike.
Frederick f. Triebe, Of New York,
Is the sculptor He was born in
Peoria. and during his residence was
we'll acquainted with Colonel Inger-
soil. He is a graduate of the Royal
Academy, Florence, Italy, and pro-
fessor in the San Luca Royal Acad-
envy, Rome, italy
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-06
EFFECTIVE IN A YEAR
Concluded from First Page.)


PHeQ 20 ms case because the ehsl'
neer was hauling train Of empty
passenger cars
Again the senate bill did not ap'
ply 70 traffic between a state and ter.
rito2 or within territory 1t did
amply to local trains, but simply
10 those engaged in interstate trans
)oftatIon The bill as passed is co.
extensive with regulating power under
me constitution. Another objection
Q HE senate measure was that it IN
derIook to enforce its provisions by
criminal proceedings that Is, by indlct
ment or Information, the oitense being
declared m,sdcmeanor
ms necessarily entalled upon the
government the neces ity Of proEin"
NV case beyond reasonable doubt.
Inc Ia" applies ii method which has
been SO effectively used IN connection
"'Ih the enforcement OF the safety APP
pIiahce act and that is the penalty is
recoFeraby by civil suit in which
the government Is not required to
produce m0e than preponderance .
evidence in order to secure judgment
Large powers were conferred upon
me commission by the senate bin
but not a extensive as those given
by the house measure and act as ap.
proved by the president
Power as to Records
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-06
MRS HENRY LEE

Owing to modern methods of living
not one woman in a thousand APP
proaches this perfectly natural change
without experiencing train Of very
annoying and sometimes painful
symptoms
l'ais is the most critical period Of
her whole existence and every woman
who ncgleets the care of her health
at this time invites disease and pain,
When her system is in a deranged
condition or she IS predisposed to
arcplcNy or congestion of any organ,
this tendency is at this p or o
likely to become active and with q
hoSto of nervous irritations make life a
burden. At this time also cancers
and tumors ARE more liable 10 form
and begin their destructive work
such warming symptoms as sense
Of suffocation hot flashes. headaches,
bacIiaches, melancholia dread Of Inn
pending evil, palpitation of the heart
irregularities, constipation and dizzi-
ness are promptly needed by intel
iigcnt women who are approaching
the period of life when this grea t
change may be expected.
Mrs Fred Certia, 1914 SO Lafayette
Street, SO. Bend, Ind, writes;
Dear Mrs Pinkham
Lydia Y pinEham's Vegetable Com
pound is the ideal medicine tor women who
When medicine has been
actually thousands of women, 70
it, II do not believe it will help
and family to try Lydia e. Pink
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-06
Ex.eALLPLAYER NOW A JUDGE.
Harry Taylor Earned Money at Natlen'
al Game to Pursue Studies.

New York.-lt IS doubtful whether
Judge Harry l., Taylor, of the Eric
county court at Buffalo, ever dreamed
when he was baseball player and
student az Cornell university Is years
ago that at the age of 10 years he
would be dispensing law and justice
from the bench a year ago Taylor
held the Office Of president of the East.
ern Baseball League, but was defeated
for reelection last fall Soon after
ward GOV Higgins appointed him to
The position lie now holds
Judge Taylor is one Of the few play
ors who dropped professional baseball
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-06

hole through this serving the purpose
Of a pipe--and stream of water
spurted p feet above the ground
level
4 wheel Of l6 feet in diameter hav
ing been rugged the pipe was con.
tinued to a level OF IS feet. a sllce
was erected to carry the water from
The mouth of the pipe to the top OF
the wheel and IS maximum horse
power was developed AZ quitting
time the turning of of the water
shuts OF the power and by a twis OF
a screw il is turned on again in the
morning. bubblug and surglins and
ready to turn the wheel and run the
iaill without a cent Of cost
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-06
MRS. FRED CERTIA

are passing through Change OF Life. For
several months | suffered from hot flashes,
extreme nervousness, headache and sleep
lessncss | had no appetite and could not
sleep. had made up my mind there was
no help for me until / began to use Lydia
II. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. my
bad symptoms ceased, and it brought me-
safely through the danger period built
up my system and / am in excellent health.
/ consider Lydia f. Pinkhanl's Vegetable
Compound unsurpassed for women during
this trying period OF life
Mrs. Henry Lee, co Winter Street,
New Haven, Conn, writes:
Dear Mrs Pmkham:
After suffering untold misery for three
years during Change OF Life | heard of
Lydia II. Finkham's Vegetable Compound.
| wrote you Of my condition, and began to-
take Lydia f. Pinkhams Vegetable Conn
pound and followed your advice, and to-day
| am we'll and happy | can now walk any
where and work as well as anyone, and for
years previous had tried but could not yet
around without help. ] consider your medi-
cine a sovereign balm for suffering womenP
Women passing through this critical
period should rely upon Lydia T.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
there is anything about yonr ca
YOU don't understand write to Mr.
Pinkham, Lynn. Mass. for advice.
IL free and has guided thousands
health
uccessful in restoring to health,
cannot we'll say without trying
ne" 1t is your duty to yourself
ms Vegetable Compound.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-06

formanc As an lnducement toward
establishing a good acquaintance be.
tween the company and people Of this
city neAt week there WIN be given
with each 80 cent ticket purchas d
before & p ~ Monday one fist class
tickle, free fr use by u lady The
prices throughout the week are such as
to enable whole tamili to visit The
performances throughout the week Of
March i'm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-06
RIchlN Deserves Trlhutc.

4 start WAS recently made toward
doinl something to keep the memoir
of Adirondack MURRAY preacher au
thor and lecturer and notable aros
tlc of the simple life in the opcu aiI
ills incursious a. odd years ago into
what was then the wild region of Tho
Adirondacks did more 90 bring fhat
great tract into public notice and pub
ito $50 than anjHiug said or euat
a11Hi Dc Gelor. co., since.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-06

MILL RUN BY WELL WATER,
II Gushes From the Earth to Height
Of Twenty Feet

Atlanta, Ga.-Near St Augustine
Fla, is a planning mill run by a water
wheel The water comes from an
artesian we'll The owner of the mill,
knowing that the country thereabouts
was underlaid with water at high
pressure, sank hole 400 feet deep
aud tapped the subterranean stream.
An eight-inch pipe was sunk 1870 feet
to the top of the rock strata-the drill
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-06

lows:
BY Ton-Froyidiug for the appoint
ment OF state historian and the
compilation OF the civil military ana
naval records of fho state geological
survey
By Schermorhoru- Providing that
q mu1saeor bc required TO pay taxes
oaiy 600 That portion of property not
covered hr mortgage
G CGlgerae'd-AHoW.nE husband
ue wife 20 testify for or against each
ether u suits of any nature. the credi-
Mlu OF the witness To be a question
e.. Zee Ir.E to decide.
Speaker SrurtieG announced TIE
reference of The resolution providing
ior am investigation OF the occu-
Ha-joual diseases in the state 70 the
committee on sanitary affairs. No
ler iu mess was brought up
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-06
TO HONOR BOB" lNeERsoLl.
Model of Statue TO Be Erected al
Peoria, IT., Completed.

Peoria Ill,--A model Of the statue
Of the late Colonel Ingersoll, ordered
by the lngersoll Monument associa.
ton of this city, has been completed
in the clay. Il will be ready for cast
ing in New York foundry early this
spring, and will be ready For unyeil-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-06

ANY item that Is Of interest 20 vou
IS Of interest 70 your friends Tele
phone your news to the Bulletin
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-06

More people in cairo read the BuL
latin than al other Cairo papers CON
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-06

The Bulletin is tine only sevn. day
payer iu Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-06

Or Advanced age.
Sv'nj'iu- is The perfection Of civil
iration .-Eo'iaira
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-06

bins
The evening world., 1907-12-14

The public school is TO be used as
a weapon in the fight TO prevent the
spread OF tuberculosis. \ movement
has been started to establish an ade-
oua.e sts,em for protecting the
countless army OF school children
from the White Plague. Among
other innovations. children suffering
with tuberculosis In contagious
form will be segregated. and pro-
vision made for their especial ednca-
ton.
Parents should be very careful TO
act promptly in checking cough or
cold The strain on the respiratory
organs from coughing leaves them
sore and susceptible to the tuhercu-
lar germ.
To break up cold quickly and
cure any cough that Is durable, the
mixture OF two ounces Of glycerine
With a half ounce OF Virgin OIL OF
pine and eight ounces OF tood whls-
kew. given In doses OF d teaspoonful
avery four hours, IL mos; effective.
FIVE ounces OF tinctufs OF Cinchona
compound can be- used instead OF
wh!skcy ~ th the same effect
The ingredients are inexpensive
The evening world., 1907-12-14

-.
Public School a Weapon I
In Fight With Disease.

and can be purchased without
trouble at any good drug store. To
avoid Substitution OF some inferior
pine product for the Virgin OH o,
Pine. 1t Is better TO purchase each
separately and mix them at home.
The genuine Virgin on of Pine Is
put UP for dispensing. only In "
ounce vials. each vial securely sealed
In a round wooden case With an en- :
graved wrapper showing plainly the
name--Virgin OIL OF Pine compound
pure. guaranteed under the Food ana
Drugs Act OF June 80, 1906 Serial No,
461. prepared only BY Leach Chemical
Co.. GncinDati, Ohio Be sure 10 4 :
the genuine, as the oil sold In bulk
and cheap limitations put out to re-
semble Virgin OIL Of Pine IN name
and style OF package are ineffective,
being largely composed OF a disulla-
tion o. pine needles. or leaves, In
stead OF from the pine tree proper.
These pine needle oils are not In
tended for, intefnal use. and when
taken Internally usually cause nau-
sea Their use Is mainly confined 20
the manufacture OF soap and similar
purposes.
The evening world., 1907-12-14
Tetrazzini's s., 500 a Night fof
Fifteen Performances---Ten-
ors and Coloratura Sopranos
Get the Biggest Pay.
In London They Must Sing farj
Half, or Less, and on tl'a
Continent OF Europe The
Earn Still Smaller Sums.

Tetraz.ip.s engagement by Mr. Ham
,n.r-,.sn Il, ti,. Manhattan Opera -aouse
tor fift.en, performances. beginning on
Jan. is. spcr remuneration 10 be SEW.
indicates at wbn, cost New York
maintains ,.s supfe,uacy ns the leading
operate marke; of m. world. Only In
south America are singers % well PAID
In London they are conten: To get one
half OF less. On ;ae continent of Ei-
rope their salar.es nre much smaiisf
even than In London
First as money makers como those
rare song birds. the really xreAt t-nors
ike J.>,n de Kas1Ac and CAr1tsp. fol-
lowed loosely and IN greater nnn'e-rs
by tue co!pratufs sopranos. Marked
ar 81. Development " pubt'r itste has
bean in The direction of tilt.r dramatic
expression and rsalsshi u mg.tcAi arr
sinc.. Wakher. the t-tpit!stonisI. eaine
into vogue .he great majority OF opera
lnsers sun are Medded TO VOICE and
singing as tie nrst considerations. Tbe
best name 10 SonJUrv with IN New YORK
To- das Il csrusos. liz uia2er in what
opera Il. sings Tic masses WIG love
only tnies ard melodies haze tine
discrimination In lie matter os s'osset
Mr. ponrt,ai. puylng ot i-.E1 70 t,aruso
iDs every tim. lie sings probably is ss!s
hes. investment.
Why Melba Got 5000 Night.
Mt iiannerste.n. staring rue Aian-
Metropolitan last ye4r. san foresd 10
The evening world., 1907-12-14

,wAs sngaEedt'by Mr. Hamnsrstsin for
the same reason. as NoRdiea, at E.sco.
wAs engaged this season. Now Genes
ths announcement of the snEa<,ment
of Tstraxxin! al se.5oo Performance.
and the house already nel.lJ sold out
for her frat appearance on Jan Is.
Mr.. Hammsrstein's opera. house holds
abou, 4.ooo psop!e. His reAsoning. prob.
Ably il that hs woII better I'LL II
with pritna donna that costs him
&. $40 than have II half empty with one
he could hira for \. quarter OF the
sum.
Many stars Rejected Here.
1t i. this insinencs OF Nav Workers.
upon gattinS tho best OF everything
chat makes our opera-gotnx public the
mos, a4t,cai in the world. II rejects
many stars acclaimed abroad ~ not W
TO standard. and II Is willing 70 pay
rsu sro,,siy for thoss whom II admirss.
Mary Garden. great artist that she II,
could not basan to get 1850 per-
Torrance IN Parh. Geraldins Farnr.
the IDOL, OF Berlin. Isn't PAID anything
near "a. t7oo a night whsn she sings
there. Where could Cavalier expect TO
earn 800 ~adal time abe s!nxs except
In New York7 And RsnAud. consummats
actor and master singer that he is--not
even In HIS dearly loved Psris, which
appreciates HIN. could he dream OF
earning si,ooo a ntshs
Mr., coar.ed and Mr.. Hanmerssesn
both understand the taste OF the New
York public and It's desire for the hest
or even me most talked about In she
matter OF Tetrassinl, the newer impre-
earyo would s.em TO have rot the better
Of the older, Mr.. Hammers was in
.tofatixable IN the parauit OF the nfwiy
discovered Patti, MeihA and Jenny Lind
in one tannordinx 70 the London critics
and pxblia) and finally engaged h-r.
II remains to ~ Heen whether Nav
iYork WILL confirm the London judgment.
The evening world., 1907-12-14
FORGED CHECKS
CAUSE ARREST
OF BANK CLERK
Washburne Refuses to Admit
Forgeries, but Says He
Played the Races.

We'll, II I have forged checks mind.
i don't say that hawe--it Is no more
than lots OF other men have done and
not been found out. There are Wall
stree. fellows who commit, forseries and
got away with It ali right Tho money
] had wen. to tho ponies That's all I'll
say.
Chrli.is wasi,snlrnc. OF No, Ft -Four
teenth stree.. Brooklyn. made the state
ment to-day 1t Police Headquarters.
He is charged with the forgery OF two
checks. Wa~i,ourne Is TWENTY-FIVE Years
old. His manners are suaee and he
talks xllbly. The police are looking
further into hia career. believing tina,
a series OF recent check .forxerie~ may
b. traced to him. He satd to-day that
no was clerk IN u bank. but wouid
no, gsvs the name OF the bank As
matter OF fact he has been out OF
work lx,esy although, his family don't
kno. H. Formerly he worked for thA
,1jnion Trust Company. nnd before tha<
for tho Seaboard Bank.
Mrs T. A. Burgess, OF No. " Bed
ford avenue, Rrookiyn. is one OF the
Witnesses agains, Washourn. He had a
check for Eso purporting to nave been
signed by Mrs. Burgess. 81. Thiei, OF
No. 4, Morris street. Manhattan. en-
dorsed the check. which was drawn on
the Sassaa Trust Company, Thiei had
,he check cashed al the F,na Bank, AZ
Grecpwich and Warren streets and
handed the money 10 Wnshnurne. The
check atterwaid came back marked
forgery
Clark Brothers bankers. In The
Tribune Building, cashed an alleged
c-rtt,ed check for Ssr bearing the six
nature OF +. y. Butter. who has no,
beet found That check also cane
back marked forgery and fraud" The
.certineation by the Garfield Bank upon
wiitsh the cheek ~ss drawn. wRs also
'declarrd 10 be sp.irto,ls
Detective Young located Washhurne
iR,e last night al his home In Brooklyn
and took him 70 Police Headquarters.
Washburr has "a young wis and two
pretty children He was arraisned IN
Centre Street Police Court and held in
Il ,5N until ncMt Tuest!ay
WsnshOurne's mosnar died ton days
Ngo tsi.5
The evening world., 1907-12-14
COSTS JULlN0 A DOLLAR
TO THREATEN Mr.. TIGER

When the Apartments Of Afr and Mrs
Is.dors Tiger. OF No ~ East One
Hundred and First street. were. bur-
Elar!xnd recently the Tigers gave the
police information which led 70 search
pe-ths apartments OF Joseph Julino. liv-
ing in the same houss with tns.rigers
a large quantity OF the stolen articles
were found in Julino's rooms. and ne
was arrested. being held to-day in the
Harlem Police Court IN si.op bail Tor
trial
Following Jultno's arrest hi. brother
Games. heading delegation Of nYe
other men. called ON Mr., Tiger and
asked him 70 be lenient toward Joseph
Tiger declares thai tho men threatened
him. WHOM he saw James In court tof
day 1fr. Tiger t-embled as he ex-
claimed There Is tho man who threat
ened TO lynch me-.
Magistrate Hermann caused James 10
be srrsiKned. and after holding him for
two noprb nned him . dollar, and dis
charged him with a caution not 10. In
terfere With Mr.. Tiger.
The evening world., 1907-12-14
SUNDAY DANCERS
RESTRAIN POLICE
FROM CLUB HALLS
Seventeen lnjunctions Tie Up
Bingham, Who Says He
VIII Obey.

In N. intefv-, ,c' Tho Isaii. Room Pro-
prie;ors, Asfoctahon, Attorney Charles
.. Mass. q No. 81 Nassau stree, oh
tanned seventeen ln3nnct,ons to-day in
the Supreme court re-tra;p,nE the pc.
lice from Interfering with dances ~ be
given ps private e!i,n- Tomorrow nixhi.
Ten ot IN. seventeen i1t,ine,ions were
!ssnea- BY Justice o'S;ormans who rem e
dcred the famous d-cision ON tb~ B.ns,-
ham Blue Sunday Tho o,iirr seven
were gtnntad by JuHtic,. Trusx They
sIl; bs serS-d on Inspectors and rAp-
,Atns IN the district In which tbs dane.
halls are located
Police Commissions Bingham said
chat his; officers would obey tf,s inI,inc-
tiops and that II would not hs nsces- :
sary To serve any r-strainlnx ohtsr on
him or any OF hi. deputies In the ap-
p'icaiions Tor the ininnctions LAWYER
Aiaas stated that ali III. clubs repre-
xented were stricth private and the
public WAS not admitted.
As FOR Dubllc .ntet tannents, they
Will be as tight tu-norros AZ tli~f We're
last Sunday lnspsctors from NIL lie
hurouksls were sutnmoned 10 the Po-
lice Commissioner office aud rsecifed
to permit 10 pubic SIndayt
show or concert 10 Ien
The evening world., 1907-12-14
HAMMERSTE|N WON I
LET k0RD|CA Co.
To-Day's Negotiations Look.
ing TO Breaking OF Her Con
tract Bear No Fruit.

Mine Nordica can't sing In Boston
with the San Carlo opera Company.
Oscar Hammerstein. the inrpreasarto
to-day refused TO let her 20 under tne
terms proposed BY Frederick Y. Burn
ham. who is tho song birds personal
NordicaSs voice has been heard more
seldom than frequent this season nj th~
Manhattan Opesa HOUSE Mr. Hau.
mefs,ein's contract with the famous
singer has ban put upon high shelf
in his Office. Mr.. Burnhans offer OF
this morning was not sufficient, In
drsocsnnnt FOR tho impresano TO reach
up for the contract
After the conference. which WAS held
In tho opcra-house a, II O'Clock. both
sidss spared In an endcavor TO cover
up the real situation AS follows
Mr.. B,rnt,um--Ailis IS very pleasant be-
tween Nine Sordsca and Af,-. Hammer
stein. Very likely before the end OF the
season. Nine Nordica will ba heard in
opera a, the Manhattan Opcru :
House,
Nir. Hammerstesn--Mr BurHialn de-
strsss mo TO release Nine Nordica TO tho
san Carlo Opera Company for some
concerts IN Boston. am considering
his proposition. hit I have NOT us YET
given Nine, No-dica her release.
The evening world., 1907-12-14
What 1 Stout Wollaa
Should Wear.

I'll Il q mistake tor fat woman to 49,
long. loa,e. sweeping lines. shs should
wear flted or s.mi-fttted clothes and chssos
dark niaisfisis,'. said yrorninsns Ago.
fnnket notable for a.at4ny1 ''good fi9dyers
os stout ~utnen my success in rnakinR
s,l.T soaien appear thin. bosessr. y dua-
in rs1lity, 70 the fact that | can nAk4
;hrm t,ihnes II they All take n,Y advice.
J sdrt-- at ne stou; ones 20 80 10 thate
draKKist. get i, oxs of Mnrmola nbs.ng cars-
fui TO Est sealed PACKAGE. IS or. os Fluid
Extinct caseafr arsuhi'c and 81 on; oS
syrup simplex. Taese iusr~ii@nts af~ mtxA1
together Al home and taken a t~aspconfuI to
dose After meals AMI ST bedtima
"Ali three are simple. wssolesome remedies
that cannet do harm 10 any one, They s~sn
help 10 ia'prns- the heaIth. white the way
they reduce far 10 truly Astonishing. ! hAyo
known s.spfnan Ia lose over thirty pounds
between visits 10 me-, II taxes the fat Oft
syfRnirf-tsaiiS. too without cansing wrinkles.
does ros interfere xith tbe dfs, IN any xAy.
and does not r~auirs whole lcs Of fat!sa-
ing nyervire To show results. wonder rtors
dressmaSeys co4nes try this plan 81 mine. for
me ingredients arr chssp. ~Asiiy secured
and f.ra.ant 10 take, and A. I SAID really
ln,pray. one. health and sppes rane~.'
The evening world., 1907-12-14
ACCUSED DENTIST
HANDY WITH REVOLVER

Aadors PeeksemAnn. Of No. = s,uy-
resant strees. was arraixned IN York
VILE cour, to-day. cha rsed by the Coun-.
~ Medical society with practising dem
tistry wi,hNi, License Peoldenann.
besides doing tooth carpentry. II handy
with u revolver. and las; night went To
Tho boana OF Mrr. Clara Schmallwit1.
who Is the soo.ety's witness against
HIN and threatened to blow hsr head
on Il she xppeared axainst him.
Mrs. Sohmaliwdu called on Pickle
mann at his dental omoc AT No, East
E.shsh street two months aro. ehs
wanted her testh fii'ed, and WAS told
she would hAve 10 pay ~. She paid II!
az f,s.st inst.ln,ent, hut all the tll,nEs
dropf,cd out the nrst time she pu, her
teeth to work. Pecklssnann refused 10
ref,,nd the money. and shs did some de-
teative work with II. re.nls thai g, ne
tcas nronle Magistrate ksrnochan held
Pecklcuiann for trial in bonds q $500,
The evening world., 1907-12-14
CLUBHOUSE FOR
SHERIFF GETS CHECK
Alleged CRATER Run Down
After Falling Into
Easy Trap.

James F. CASEY, suave man OF tween
ty- -fcair years. who lives at No is. Til-
Larry strc.t. Brooklyn. WAS arrested by
Dstcctivs Finn. of the Central once. on
the aharxe Of obtaining money by false
prot tenAaa. In the csntre Street Court
to-day AAS4atrata corrisan held Casey
IN bonds OF l1.6O until Wednesday In
o!dss TO give the police time to scAn
his past ltfe., =
1t is alleged ehas. a fe dawys ago.
Casey got cbcck for 10 from. th.
osuse - tSTyamsr OIL Company. al No
% 6onth street. on the claim that III.
money would b used i, nttinS ur
ahos1R-olsct Tom Foiey's .'ciIltal otlse
YostGday. It b sa;d. ~ visited smother
ffrm, sohcitaiN subscriptions for the
aAas pdrgoss. 9omehody grew sus.
IAcious and. under pretenss 81 drawing
a cfenk. dstatned him until telapionl
message could hr se1tt-. to Polio. Head
quartars. Jsnn arrived just ~ Ga.-s
was leAvtn9.
Tom Fclsy newer heard OF the youns
man. hs satd. AMI his club needed nj
aid from onSiders.