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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
MURDER CHARGE
IS PREFERRED
MINER AND OFFICIAL HELD FOR
KILLING OF SECRET SER
VICE MAN.
DOCUMENTARY MATTER
Known to Have Eeen Carried BY
Federal Official is Missing
Was Looking Into Coal
Land Frauds.

Denver, Nov. 4-Joseph Wander
wide, who shot and killed United
States Secret Seri.2e Agent Walker
at Durango, Colo. yesterday and
VIM. Mason, superintendent Of the
Hesperus Coal mine, where the shoot
ing occurred, were jointly charged
with murder at Durango today on in.
formation sworn to by E. j. Brennan
also federal agent. A new twist
given the case was the discovery Of a
number of maps, plates and diagrams
of the Durango coal fields as we'll as
the statements of certain persons,
that Walkers own memoranda con
corning the result Of his months work
in gathering evidence in that country
to be used in land fraud cases Is miss.
ing Walker is known to have car
Tied this mass of documentary mat
ter on his person at all times, 1t Is
said, and with his death 1t has en-
tsrely disappeared. The government
will be considerably handicapped and
perhaps entirely defeated by this loss.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
NEW CAR LINE
IN OPERATION
CAIRO TRACTION co. STARTS
CARS ON WASHINGTON AVE.
NUE. AROUND NEW BELT,
ABANDONING PART or POP
LAR STREET.

There was trolly display of elec
trio fire works yesterday when work
Imen fer the Cairo Electric a Trac,
tion Company cut the trolley wires
for the Poplar street line, at or near
Ninth street. When the end OF the
wire struck the ground there was a
series OF explosions and spluttering
Ct flame that sounded and looked
alarming for time.
But due warning had been given
and all necessary precautions taken
to prevent any damage, and there was
none. The reason for cutting the
trolley was that the Poplar street line
from Twentieth street south had been
abandoned and cars started to run
ming on the new Washington avenue
line.
The cars were started on the new
line about 2:30 yesterday afternoon,
Car No. in charge of Raymond
Bruce and George Prince being the
first to make the trip around the new
befr line going up Washington to
Twentieth, east to Poplar. up Poplar
to Twenty-eighth, west on Twenty
eighth to Holbrook and south to
Twentieth street again.
The running Of the cars over the
new track was accompanied by 4
great deal of spluttering, as the rails
were covered with dust, but this soon
The company Is pushing the com
pletion OF the connections at Eighth
street with much energy working q
large force Of men day and night. It IS
a heavy and complicated piece Of
work with connections running In
four directions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
GENERAL BOOTH
BIDS FAREWELL
AGED SALVATION ARMY HEAD
ADDRESSES GATHERING IN
NEW YORK AT WHICH LESLIE
M. SHAW PRESIDED.

New York, Nov 4.-General vii.
liam Booth of the Salvation Army,
tonight addressed a congregation that
filed Carnegie aHll II was the fare.
well address of what will probably
prove General Booths last visit to
America.
Leslie NJ. Shaw, former secretary of
the treasury, presided. and in intro.
ducing Booth. paid warm tribute to
his work in the cause of Christianity.
and when Booth appeared the audi.
ence rose to its feet and cheered.
The address of the aged leader was
a resume OF Salvation Army work. At
the conclusion of the address. State
Supreme Court Justice Bruce, sug-
gested the audience to rise and wish
the general UJd-speed In the Ameri
can fashion by giving him three
cheers. This demonstration was led
by Shaw. after which the Salvationist
leader expressed his thanks briefly.
formally bidding farewell 10 the Am
erican people with the plea that they
would continue TO cooperate with his
army in its work.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
CUBAN DOCTOR
IS GIVEN MEDAL
FOR DISCOVERY OF MOSQUITO
THEORY OF YELLOW FEVER
AMERICAN GAVE HIS LIFE TO
PROVE THEORY.

Havana. Nov. 4.--Dr. Carlos Finley.
chief of the Department of Health
and Sanitation OF Havana, was today
presented by Governor Magoon with
the Mary Kingsley medal in recog-
milton of his discovery of the mos
quito theory of yellow fever. This
medal is awarded by the Liverpool
School for the Study of Tropical Dis
eases, to commemorate Miss Mary
Kingsley. an African traveller The
presentation was made at the Uni-
versity of Havana In the presence of
a large gathering oflocal officials and
scientists. In his presentation address
Magoon congratulated the Cuban peo-
pie in the great services rendered
humanity by one of their countrymen.
Replying Finlay paid eloquent trib
ute to the late Major Waller Reed
of the medical department of the
American Army who sacrificed his life
to demonstrate that the mosquito was
the only vehicle OF yellow fever in
feeticn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
FRISCO OUTLOOK.

San Francisco, Nov. i.-The most
Important municipal campaign iu the
history OF this city closed tonight in
a mass meeting. parading aud rel
lights.
Interest centers In contests for
mayor and district attorney For the
first named office there are three can
didates-E Edward e. Taylor the pres.
ent incumbent and nominee of the
Democrats and good government con-
ventions; Danial A. Ryan. Republi.
can; p Fl. Mccarthy. union labor.
For prosecuting attorney William
II, Langdon the incumbent. aud Dem.
ocratic, Republican and good govern
ment league nominee, is opposed by
Frank McGowan, the candidate Of the
union labor party.
The result of the vote on district
attorney viii have considerable effect
on the graft" prosecution, which. In
the event of the election Of Langdon.
will, it is asserted, continue ON the
present lines.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
OCTOBER ARRESTS
BY CAIRO POLICE
WERE FOR DRUNKEN
NESS AND OVER oNE-FiFTH
WERE MADE ON SATURDAYS
AND SUNDAYS.

During the month of October 215
arrests were made in Cairo. OF these
az were for drunkenness. SO for dis
Orderly conduct not connected with
drunkenness so far as the records
show. 35 were for miscellaneous Of
fenses, Is for vagraney. for carry
ing concealed weapons. for larceny,
4 street walking. 2 patronizing houses
of III fame ] embezzlement, / murder.
/ having gaming implements.
A significant fact in the record Is
that of the 215 arrests made, so or
over 20 per cent we're made on the
four Saturdays and Sunday of the
month. as follows: On the 5th is. of
whom 10 we're for drunkenness: on
the 18th 22. of whom 13 were for
drunkenness. on the 18th ] 2. of whom
16 we're for drunkenness. on the 26th
q. of whom IL were for drunkenness.
The reason of this larger number
of arrests on Saturday and Sundays
is that laboring men. paid of on Sat
urday afternoons. and strangers in
the city also. disport themselves 10
ways that are offensive to the public
Yesterday seventeen offenders
we're arraigned I'm the city court for
All manner OF petty Violations OF the
Fines we're assessed aggregatinE
$3.50 Of which about s25 was paid
Two state cases we're heard by
Judge Ross. Oshie Dokes a voung
negro was held TO bail in the sum Of
$500 for siashing another young negro
named Sanford SATURDAY night He
claims Sanford stepped on bis toe !
and in an angry quarrel that followed !
Dokes cut him in the face and arm.
Another negro named Elijah Kelly /
was held 10 bail in the sum Of $500
charged with rape upon a young
negro giri whose mother swore out a
Errrant for his arrest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
EARTHQUAKE IN
GUATEMALA CITY
OCCURRED OCTOBER IS AND ~
NO FATALITIES REPORTED
SHOCK REGISTERED AT sHlDE
OBSERVATORY LAST NIGHT.

4 New Orleans, Nov. Am earth
quake at Guatemala City and cover
ing a wide territory in Guatemala, Oc,
tober 16 and III, was reported today
BY passengers arriving on the steam
er Blueiields from Port Rarries. Sew.
eral persons were hurt in Guatemala
City by falling objects during the
shocks which recurred frcm 10 O'Clock
at night until after 5 O'Clock the fol,
lowing morning. A large number of
in the city showed ragged
cracks after the quake but no fatali-
ties are reported.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05

Cf congress row to consider cur
rency legislation and federal control
CT corporations, in the opinion OF
Charles NJ. Fowler, Of New jersey
chairman of the banking and currency
committee of the house Of represen-
tatiYes.
What the country needs more than
anything else" said Fowler lis rest,
recuperation and q revival of the
faith and hope in American man
hood; not unrest apprehension and
destruction of confidence and credit
IN American business. The banks
Of the United States, with very rare
exceptions are managed by honest
and able men, and considered from q
standpoint CT assets, are sounder and
stronger today than they have ever
been at any time in the history Of
the country. although, owing to the
want Of wise and proper currency sys-
TEN, they are temporarily short of
sufficient currency to transact daily
business
Just four weeks from today con
gress will meet in regular session
and nothing could be gained by
special session as no currency legisla-
ticn could be passed to meet the
present emergency which is now full
upon us, and which is being brayely,
wisely and fully met.
Certainly there is no legislation
looking toward governmental control
CT corporation doing interstate bust
ness that will seriously suffer during
the next thirty days. Under such cir
to call an extra session
would be most unwise."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
CA|RO'S BUSINESS
ADJUSTING ITSELF
STORES THRONGED WITH SHOP
PERs AND CURRENCY DE-
POSTS INCREASED.
CLEARING HOUSE BILLS
Accepted BY People in Good Faith
Taking the Place Of Currency
Little Friction Reported
--Whoesalers Confer.

The business situation In Cairo yes
terday gave strong evidence of having
adjusted itself to the new conditions.
| One of the important factors to this
end was the plentiful supply of Clear
| ing House Certificates Of the smaller
denominations, which were put out
by the banks yesterday morning and
which enabled business men to
change certificates of the larger de-
nominations in a medium of their own
kind, saving the currency for other
purposes.
Two very important and very
gratifying signs were in evidence: All
the banks of the city were able to re-
port a very material increase in their
deposits of currency of various kinds,
and the retail stores were thronged
with shoppers. It was generally pre-
dicted and expected that Saturdays
rule to pay out no more currency
would at once put stop to all de-
posits of currency The bankers
themselves expected this and did not
mind it. their chief concern being to
guard the currency they had on hand,
which was more than ample for all
the legitimate needs of the com
munity. They have been agreeably
surprised, however. by very generous
deposits of currency by business men
who deemed the money safer there
than anywhere else and were content
to do business with the certificates
issued by the Cairo Clearing House.
And the stores were thronged with
shoppers as stated, all making pur-
chases the same as usual all receiving
the Clearing House certificates as a
matter Of course in the fullest con
fidence that they were as good as any
promise to pay that Uncle Sam"
could issue. Very few cases of fric-
tion were brought to light.
There was a conference with the |
bankers and the wholesale dealers |
in which .ne situation was
discussed and an agreement reached |
under which this great branch Of |
-airo's commerce win be given as
much aid as possible under the new
Some of the saloon men and small
lealers are still refusing to take the
certificates or discounting them: but
rs these are the exception and the
great majority of saloon men, gro
'ery men and others are taking the
certificates at par, while some are
wen Offering to take them at a
premium of per cent, it is likely
hat those who refuse to take them
will soon feel the effects of their
oolish action and will feel 1t in a per-
nanent loss of the trade of the people
If whom they are taking unfair ad-
antage.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05

IN ELECTIONS.
TODAY EXPECTED 70 INDICATE
TENDENCIES FOR CAMPAIGN
NEXT YEAR.
TEN STATES ENGAGED
Salt Lake City Draws Attention BE-
cause Of Prominence Of Mormon
ouestion--cleveland Fight
interesting.

| Washington, Nov. 4--The elections
lin thirteen states tomorrow may de
ivelop some Indication of possible ten
denotes in the national campaign next
!year, The fact that the contests af-
fecting the national congress are
promised In but few instances. has
had a somewhat deterring influence,
but the more astute political fnrecas
tiers expect to find some signs which
will be significant, If not determine
tive.
There are ten general state eiee.
In NV York City, Cleveland, San
tions. The keenest interest centcrs
In New York City. Cleveland. San
Francisco and Salt Lake City.
III New York the struggle between
Tammany and the Fusion is regarded
as of vast significance. and most OF
the wagers turn upon the outcome Of
that contest
Next to the New York battle ia pop
ular interest comes the municipal cou-
test In Cleveland. Ohio. Both Burton
and johnson are personally know
here, the former being a member aud
latter 4 former member OF the house
of representatives. and the interest is
personal as we'll as political.
Salt Lake deserves attention be-
cause of the prominence Of the Nor
mon question and San Francisco on
account ef the rcent occurrences In
connection with the administration ol
the affairs Of that city
In Massachusetts. Maryland. Miss
issippi. Rhode island. Kentucky and
New Jersey governors are to be- chcs
en-, and In all except New Jersey. full
state tickets
In Virginia, New York, pennsyl
vania and Nebraska. the elections
viii be for inferior state officers or
for members OF the legislature or
county offices.
In all cases the results will be
scanned here for signs Of
changes which may possibly bear on
the more important general conflict
in 1908.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
BANKS IN NORTHWEST
TAKE BEST ACTION.

Spokane. Wash. Nov. 1.-The banks
of the northwest have agreed to con
duet business on one plan for the en-
tire section. Cashiers checks will be
accepted by all the banks in the
thus furnishing the district
with a new form of currency. 1t was
agreed that the banks of the entire
northwest would be back of the cash
iers' checks. 1t is believed this sys-
TEN makes the northwestern banks
absolutely safe during the present fis-
cal stringency.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
BOTH SEEM QUIET
Report That Sioux indians Were
Threatening Trouble in SymPa-
thy With Utcs Denied.

Pierre, S. D.. Nov. 4--Both the
Utes and Sioux are quiet. according
to a message received tonight from
the Cheyenne agency. The report
circulated here today that the Sioux
were threatening to cause trouble cut
Of sympathy for the Utcs. who are
dissatisfied with the distribution CT
fations and other matters, but the
agency authorities promptly denied
that there was any threat Of trouble
Ly the Sioux.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
MINNESOTA BANKERS
CONFER WITH PRESIDENT.

Washington, Nov. 4-Senator Mel
son of Minnesota reached here toda,
with a delegation of bankers from ST
Paul and Minneapolis. and had an au
dience with the president.
Tonight the delegation had another
conference with the president, at
which Secretary Cortelyou was pres
net. Measures for the relief of the
grain men of the northwest were
talked over and it was authoritatively
by Cortelyou tonight that
he had agreed to extend help, and do
everything else possible to improve
the situation with respect to the
of grain. Just what he
to do he did not state.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
FEARED THAT MANY
LIVES WERE LOST
IN RECENT GALES OFF COAST OF
NEW FouNoLAND-wREcK-
AGE WASHED ASHORE.

ST. Johns. n. F.. Nov At is
feared that many lives were lest in
recent heavy gales. Three New
Foundland fishing schooners are miss
ing and fou- French vesse.s belong
ing tn the St rferre banking feet
have not reported. Wreckage washed
ashore Indicates that the schooner
Orien was lost She carried OF crew
Of is men. all Of whom are missing
The Orien was on her way home from
a cod fishing tril, on Grand Banks
when she encountered a storm which
occurred ten days ago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
NEBRASKA CAMPAIGN ENDS.

lincoln. Neb., Nov. IA Republi'
can rally in Lincoln. addressed by
Governor Sheldon. Senator Burkett
and the county candidates. closed the
local campaign tonight Other meet
ings were held over the state. Bryan
making his final speecr at osce.a.
Polk county. in the interest of the
Democratic ticket
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
OLD ITALIAN WOMAN
KILLED AND ROBBED
DEAD BODY FOUND IN SHED BY
HUSBAND ON HIS RETURN
FROM WORK.

Philadelphia. Nov. MARINA Car
mella Mongoliuzzo. an aged Italian
woman. was murdered and robbed Of
s700. the savings Of herself and hus-
band. while she was az work t0ias in
the rear Of her home washing. When
her husband returned from work be
found her lying in the she'd with her
throat crt frcm ear TO ear and the
money gone. The couple lived in an
Italian boarding house and tonight a
iozen bcar,iers in the horse. together
with her husband. were taken into
custody for examination.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
NEW YORK MERCHANTS
THANK J. p. MORGAN.

New York, Nov. 8.-The executive
tion today passed a formal resolution
in which confidence in the financial
institutions of the city was expressed.
Secretary of the Treasury Cortelyou
and ]. Pierpont Morgan were thanked
for the part they took in bringing
about the restoration Of public conf
dencc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY
Opens New Auditoriuui With Program
in Honor Of Great American
Comooser.

Urbana. H.. Nov. 4-The ncW audi
torium OF the University Of Illinois
WAS formally opened this aftsrnooa
with a program in honor Of Eduari
MacDoWeli. as the greatest living Am
erican musical composer Addresses
were made by President James AMI
Hamiin Garland There was also a
musical program.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
PRESIDENT GOES TO VOTE.

Washington. Nov. 4.-Presiden;
Roosevelt began an eighteen hour rail
road journey at 1890 tonight for the
purpose of casting his vote tomorrow
at his legal voting residence, Fishers
Hall. over Sing Lees laundry at Oys-
ter Bay. Long Island. He viii reach
the White House on his return shortly
after 6 o'clock tomorrow night.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
CUP PRESENTED WINNER
OF BALLOON RACE.

New York, Nov. 4.-Oscar Erbsloch
of Germany tonight received the in.
ternationa cup which marks hin,
winer Of the balloon race which start
Cd frcm st. Louis, October 81
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
QUAKE RECORDED.

Shide, Isle of Wight, No. A. An
earthquake disturbance was recorded
at the observatory here. last night
beginning at $40 1t reached Its max
imum at 9:16. The point Of origin
was at distance of about 5000 miles,
in some part of the Pacific
Ocean.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
KILLED GIRL AND SELF
BECAUSE OF JEALOUSY

Norfolk. Nov. i.--Joe Dean, an 49,
year-old boy called Julia Johnson, a
Girl also III. her teens, to the door of
her boarding house tonight, aud shot
her through the abdomen. He then
shot himself in the temple. Both will
die. Jealousy was the cause of the
deed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
VISITED BY FAIRBANKS
Is President Rooscvelt-vice Presi
dent Says Nothing Of Political
Character Was Discussed.

Washington. Nov. 4.-Vice Pres
de- Fairbanks paid his respects to
President Roosevelt today. He said
that with Mrs. Fairbanks he had come
tn Washington TO remain for the ses-
sicn.
Fairbanks said he did not talk on
politics OF legislation with the presi-
dent and had no political statement
to make at this time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
GRIEF STRICKEN, SUICIDES.

Los Angeles, Nov. 4.-~Grief strick.
en- because the woman he loved had
married another, well dressed, re-
fined appearing man. giving the name
of Herbert Welch, today shot him
self fatally. II Ii believed that he
gave an assumed name. His home is
In Michigan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
SPEEDY EXECUTION.

Cameron. Tex, Nov. 4.--Following
his indictment today on charge of
attempted criminal assault Alex John.
son, negro, was taken from jail here
BY a mob and hanged to a tree In the
court house yard
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
STILL AHEAD OF TIME.

Torrington, Conn, Nov. T. Edward
Payson Weston. who is walking from
Portland, Maine to Chicago, arrived
here at $40 tonight, still thirty miles
ahead of his schedule.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
hONoREp MASON DIES.

Washingt0n. Nov. 4.-Fredcrlck
Webber, secretary general of the su.
IRENE council of Scottish Rite Ma
sons. with southern jurisdiction, died
tonight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
HISTORIAN DEAD.

Santiago, Chile, Nov. 4.-Wego
Barros Arana, the most eminent his
torian and educator in Chile is dead,
aged " years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
sHoT wIFE AND KILLED SELF.

Muncie, Ind. hov 4.-Russell NJ.
Braden, A years old, today fatally
shot his wife and then committed sui
eide. Domestic troubles given as the
cause.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
TILLMkN DOES NOT FAVOR
AZ EXTRA SESSION.

Kansas CITY. Mo. Nov. i.-In an in
terview here tonight Unitel States
Senator Tillman Of South Carolina.
said: The present effort 10 call an
extra session Of congress for chr
reney reform is being made to give
the country a currency reform Ike
the banking interests want viii
moi ask tor an extra session Of con
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05
EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS
WOULD BE MOST UNwisE

New York. Nov. At would be
most unwise to call an extra session
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05

THE MAN WHO DISCOUNTS
Cairo Clearing House Certificates is
not the friend Of the Man who re-
celves those certificates for his labor.
Give Him the go By.'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-05

CAIRO CLEARING HOUSE certi6-
Gates are worth par, or better, "a ths
opinion Of business men generally =
shown by Bulletin advertisements.
Read Them.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-02-15

but certainly there was no denying
that he had handled the case adrOitly.
Drysdale, it appeared, had been lQdg-
ed in the Jail mt Babylon and stead
fastly refused to make any statement
or to explain his absence from the
house. No reporters had been admit
ted to Edgemere, though that fact did
not prevent two or three of them from
writing minute descriptions Of the con
dition of affairs there and publishing
interviews with the members of the
family. Marvellous accounts were Civ
en Of the exquisite beauty and im-
mense value of the missing necklace,
and the Record published drawing
of 1t from Il description by Tiffany"
We pulled into the station, and
took car down to my ro ms, turning
this latest enigma over and over in
my mind, looking at it from every an
gle. trying in vain TO discover some
fact that would implicate Tremaine.
At my door paused a moment. Then
| crossed the hall ana knocked at IRE
mane's door. Perhaps Cecily had for
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-02-15

given me. and in an evenings talk |
ought surely TO be able to find out
something more.
But it was not Cecily IT was IRE
maine himself who opened 10 me.
oh Mr.. Lester" he cried. with
band Outstretchcd, "hJW are you: !
wanted to see YOU I'VE been IiStcnln"
for your step. Yon must join uS here
this evening"
Il shall he glad to- ] said. return
ing his clasp, all my suspicious melt
ing away, reduced to absurliiy at sight
of him. "Iiut why so particularly this
evening"
Because we've planned Il little ccle
bration CcciIy is going away
Going awayI'
Yes back to st. Pierre 10 get my
house in order But I'll tell YOU at din.
ner. It's to be served here in an hour.
You will Gomez
Certainly | WILL" | assured him and
FASTENED over to my room to dress.
He was awaiting me when | knock
cd an hour later y table had been set