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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26
ASSAULTED BY NEGROES
ice oLoughlin Painfully Injured sy
Blow On Head With Briekbat--
Boy Cut With Knife.

nero named Oscar SMITH ISL
wanted by the police for a dastard'y
assault unon Joe O'Loughlin. ear re
refrcr for the Illinois Central. at
si,th aud Railroad streets late ia5t
qictt OLoughlin was talking so
aaaro boy. "ioshing' him. wien
smith came aicng and Without s'yi-g
a word picked up q brick bat a-d
struck the white man beside tie
read. telling him to the ground.
smith pan down Railroad street and
bad net been arrested al An "ai's
hour this morning. The injured aH
was conveyed to his home on F"fht'
arst street in a hack and was givfn
srrri al attention. He vas not dat.
g4rousiy hurt. but viii be iaid 'l
seine DAYS. OLoughlin is eiifnle
and has been employed Tor ysafs
car elsalct for TIE railroad nafted-
Another 90 a7san' Waa ie
,rrtet earfsf ir tho evealn- :
Ing negro g., euaekai 2 sn 81
reuuty Circuit clerk TUCKER Fosie
vfta a knife. cutting bin on t1e arm
This took place in The vicinity 90
Eizhteenth and Poplar streets.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26
NOTES or The SCHOOLS.

Principal ]. c. Lewis Of the SUM
uer High School attended The High
school conference at the University
81 Illinois last week and incidentally
visited his son, Freshman at the
University
Miss Mabel Engler Of Stafford No
il i'll and Miss Fora Lee is acting
teacher
Mr. w. A. Colt. a brother Of s. E.
Cot. principal Of Stafford school i
visiting the Cairo schools today Mr.
Colt resides at Benton Ill., and i
prominently connected with the eN
tensiye saddiery and harness esta4
liahment Iii chat thriving little city
The boys Of Lincoln rooms an
have old fashioned "shinnel
Games. The boys OF No. g have
circus play every day while tn
ether boys play tag, marbles. tire
eornered cat etc. The Lincoln girl:
are not doing much playing. bur yo'
ought TO see the school work the.
turn off every day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26
Fortnlnl,tly Club.

The Fcnnightly Musical Stud WY
meet his afternoon ot the residence
N NM 4 T. slaehle &c Sixth street
The program vim be given py Mrs
Glendale Morgan Of Chicago. MeS'
Ia,ofs a. r staehle Leigh Wyilaa'
charles O Patier, and ~ + smith
ana Il az follows i,
vocal duet, THE Crimson GieW q
sunset Fades. Rest Mesdames MoF'
gan ana staehle +,
Songs. (a) The Earliest violet
as, Venetianisch dondeliied Ae''
delsschn-M Mrs Wyman.
A piano, eKamcnnoi-Ostrow OPUS ~
I'M phenstein.- Mrs Patier
Ell song "Cayatine" from opera queen
I'm sheba. Gounod Mrs staehle
II Song "song Of an Angel, Rpben-
lpin Mrs. Wyman,
Aoiano. Concert Waller opus NJ
fu,lolph Wiemann Mrs. Smith.
song "Carissima, Penn hfs
stsehle.
songs ta Songs My Mother
Taught Me. Dvorak bl "Noodpeek
Neyin- Mrs. Morgan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

Il owe a debt of gratitude that ear
mover be- paid or writes g. s. Clark
RI WestfelI Iowa For my rescue
nom death. BIZ Dr. Kings New DIS
oovery. oBih lungs we're so serioHsi1
ancetef that death seemed imminent
when ] commenced t.kins New Dis
eovarr The ominous drr hachine
cough quit before the first bcttie vas
csed. and tUo more bottles made
cnurlefe cure Nothing has eve
e1nafsH NeH Discovery for coughs
colds and al throat and lung com
plairts. Guaranteed by I'll druggists
s0c and SI-50
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26
PADUCAH BOYS,
HEAvYWE|GHTS
CAIRO FOOT BALL ELEVEN WILL
Go AGAINST BIG FELLOWS
THURSDAY
TRIP IN AUTOMOBILES
Padueah Eoys Getting in Practice For
the Game MayorElect Smith
viii KicS OF First
Bali

The Cairo football eleven are max
ing preparations 10 40 20 Padncah
Thanksgiving Day 70 nlay . holiday
game with the Paducah team, the
Cairoites expect TO make the trip IN
The motor cars o. Messfs kratky,
Peabody. HASTINGS ami McbNnie's' y
the weather Is fayorab,e. They VIII
al 10 Wickliife on the ferryhoat and
from there over the good rosas o.
Kentucky TO Paducah.
Lett end, Woods on Bates; left
tackle. steinei left guard stark
center Hastings; right guard shalt2;
ljaht tackle. Barrow right end,
Damercn. quarter back, Halliday;
left half peabody; right hat Y.
Thistlewood: full back Bates or
Winter; substitutes A. ThtstleWood,
aolderby and Dawes
Regarding the proposed game the
radncah SIN of last evening SAYS:
@A new addition to the Culley foot.
hall team who won much admiration
snona football fans II Charles Bower.
sir porna. six foot young maa. VINO
5as reached the n wear age MARX.
afg Bower fears no inpeilment ~
oing through the lines and it takes
three of the teams strongest players
u down him.
sunday afternoon the Culley team
Was out til fun force at Leagne paris
"a eether with others who were on
Irving for the team and some fast
playing was witnessed by those
Watching. Big Bower who is a
brother to Robert Bower was one q
The stars on Culleys team and Wht
nlays half back. was tried in the hne
ANA In fun back and although new ~
the game. everything went his way,
| Tom Reid is another big fellow
yho win easily tip the 1872 poupt
aafk On the scales. Nothing coul'
pass him ana Manager Brooks is q u
sidering the two to play in the gains
against Cairo on ThankseiFing day
4Manaaar Brooks tried his fegula
team against the scrub team anf
hen snapped the players around I
erder to determine who wouli max
| the best man. Roscoe Reed an
Henry RUBY were out coaching ~
plavers and the Culleys Viii no doub
| easily mop Cairo all over the grid
Iron Thursday afternoon
aThose out playing Sunday altel
Noon we're. whit Wickliffe. Fac
| Hayes. Dot Hayes. Tom oopuFf
Frank and John Donovan, henf
Roof. Lei owen Gus Elliott. Feii
\ 81 John. Warren Sights, Guy Martin
, pob Bower. Tom Reid Charles BoWe'
! George Harter. John Brooks, Brook
I Holiday and several others
! "Mayor-elect Smith. it is undo
I stood. will kick off the first BAH
Z this game by invitation Of the ga
/ ieys."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26
Musical Entertainment.

The Midland Opera Quintete|
comes 10 Cairo this evening as the
third number OF High School enter
tainment course. 1t is composed OF
ladies' ana ment Of first class musical
ability and training, who are caraole
az interesting and entertaining large
end varied audiences. In personnel
Inc present company is practically
the same as it has been for the past
three years. During this time the
public press has spoken in the high
est terms OF it. and perhaps there
are few companies that have had the
large number Of requests for return
ENGAGEMENTS for this year The class
OF entertainment is of a very high
order. and the program is such that II
always pleases the audience and es
pecialiy those interested in good
musical entertainments.
Single admission is 80 cents, and
INV desiring season tickets for tn
remaining four numbers can se
them for 81.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

AT st. Joseph's hall on Thanks'
giving evening Nh entertainments q
much merit viii be given by Rev pr,
schlarmann. Of Belleyille, VINO Viii
give stereopticon lecture On Pore
Plus X. Or, Schlarmann has seen the
pope frequently az the yatican and Y
thoroughly familiar with his mode q
life aud character The lecture wiz be
Illustrated by arts views That wiIl
place the scenes at The vatican anal
vicinity before the audience correct
iy and yiyidly
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26
ANNUAL PARISH
MEETING HELD
CHURCH OF The REDEEMER PAR
-IsHIoNERs ELECT VESTRY-
!. MEN AND DELEGATES TO
SYNOD At SPRINGFIELD.


f''-rhe parish cf The Church Of The Re
Ieemer held the annual business me- T.
ing al the church last evening. Tho
deliberations were presided over by
Hon. William 3. Gilbert.
The following vestrymcu we're eject
IeI. Messrs. William Z. Gilbert Miles
! Fredk. Gilbert Frank Howe. J. w
/ Wenger. Albert s. Gallagher II. 3 can
+ dee. Frank SPENCE, H. z. Halliday.
The various guilds and committee
ioI the church gave their reports and
ali showed a gratifying condition 81
affairs.
I Delegates were elected t. tie syuo'
which win convene at springheid
/ Tuesday. Dec 90.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26
MA pol.ce Docket.

There were g offenders II the el's
eourt Yesterday An a result ~ woFk
~ the police saturday night Sni'eas
and SUNDAY night Eight II these Wefe
charged with drunkenness ana wy
others with Aisorleriy eonduss q Nai,
ious kids, two oT them helms ehatss
with Sile heating both negroes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

Tia the races at Oakland. Gal Sattr-
day one Of the horses owned py
William Fauchter won the hlsgest
purse. $500 Tile horse u naneA
PETER Sterling bought recently ~
Canada far S4.fa0 n Feuehter atd
ais partaer. a wel known hcrsaman
aamed Trotter, haye seFeateal tara
horses ia their stable a. caAia..''
They won purses of over SlIjio u tl'e
races in Canada before going #est
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

A post card from Oscar Tamm
dated at hotel D'Angleterre Venice
ltaly. Nov. ii, 1907 was received a
The Bulletin office YESTERDAY bear
ing photograph OF Mr., Famm and his
party with their automobile. They are
in the mountains at considerable at
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26
Appendicitis.

Is due in a large measure 10 abuse a
the bowels. by employing drastic pu-
gatives. To avoid all danger use
only Or. Kings New Life Pills. the
safe. gentle cleansers and invisoFa
tors. Guaranteed to cure headache
hiliousness. malaria and jaundice' at
all drug stores 25c.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

timdc. standing NJ snow w inches
aeep with 4 black rock rising u iag
ged irreenlnmty ia their roaf N Vi
Tamm stands ii front 81 hls macal2a
IA shirt sleeves while sac reat ~ Nh
party ara bnndled ~ W uWFcoats
,yraps ana furs. An description on
ma cara reads, "90 inches cf snow
b,lt We got through Oscar
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

The Young lady at whose home on
Twenty second street number At
y0ung gentlemen friends gave q sere-
made the ether night desires i stated
mat she was mot at home at me time
ana that If the young gentlemen WIZ
4and hen word IA advance when ne%s
fhey desire to give her such treat
She win make il point 70 be there
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

NEW UPTOWN COAL COMPANY
Yards located at seth street and BIG
Four track. near the =. Nordmsn
nlant at west gath street, only high
Grade Illinois Goals handled; we will
appreciate all patronage given US
phone. Home ia: Terms c, o. D.
WEST SIDE COAL COMPANY.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

Mrs. Anna T. Stafford is expected e
lotuln This evening after an extended
visit ia virginia and at Bluc Is aud.
IlL At the latter place she was We
guest II Mrs, A. H. Irwin formerly Of
cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

MI ana Mrs. VI T. Holt aud their
guest. Miss Luna Mckinney OF Vali@'
Ky went 70 Arlington ~ YESTERDAY
10 attend the weddiag az the lorm"F =
sister. Miss Hottie llolt 70 Mr.. CHAR
lls Cfider
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

The farmer hoy named fuquhF Wy
.was injured ii the street car accideil'
saturday has returned home ha
was nor as badly hurt as was thoua''r
ina warou was repaired AZ oelil@F Y
shop.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

John u. Messenger OF Tenth street
who is recovering from a severe az
tack OF bronchitis viii remove with
his family to the south for the winter
and will locate at Asheyille, n. G., or
Knoxville. Tenn. He is valued tray
cling representative Of Eli Miller 4
Company Of Indianapolis, drug mana-
facturers, who have changed his terri
trry TO North Carolina in order that
he may have the benefit Of mild eli,
mate this winter Mr. and Mrs. Mes
sanger win rent their furnished home
to Mr. ana Mrs. c. s. Bourque.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

Hon. and Mrs William 3 Gilbert
viii 40 to Champaign today - attend
Fhanksglvine with their son, Prof
and Mrs. Barry Gilbert Prof Gilbert
II One Of the instructors ~ the law
department Of the state university
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26
Il Honor Of Senator Mason.

William q. Mason. a dinner was given !
A. The Magnolia by Mayor George
Parsons last evening at O'Clock Ihe
AFFAIR was characterized by the happy /
Iinforrnality thas prevails at al Fl
MAYOR parsons social affairs
After dinner. the party gathered N
ifhe drawing room AROUND cheerfl
fre OF blazing logs and enjoyed an
thour cf unsurpassed pleasure IN hear
ling senator Mason give d round Of MS
Interesting personal experiences IN
congress and out. some Of dramatic
interest,". others, full ef the humor for
whiaa he is noted A
With absorbing interest he recalla.
the thrilling incidents OF the memoir
able day in the senate when he made
his famous speech advocating war
against Spain to avenge the wreeking
III the Maine ana killing Of American
sailors in the harbor or Havana, April
El5. 1885. All present were deeply
stirred 81 the memory Of those fatefltl
days
1t was with sincere regret that the
pleasant party dispersed shortly be
fore s o'clock. Senator Mason being
booked fcr speech at X. NJ. X. Y
hall
j. S. Aisthorue has gone 70 Memphis
i on business
L Richard Renfro has returned from a
ii business "trip to st. Louis.
W. A. Gaunt Of Grand Chain. was in
4 the city yesterday onbusiness.
Mrs. RI. s. Candee has returned
Il from ten days visit in Chicago.
h Mrs Roy Cronan has returned from
4 a visit with relatives in st. Louis.
4 L. A. Carkuf, Of Charleston, Mo.
was in the city yesterday on business
Il Mrs. George J. Becker of Tent
h street, is visiting friends in Chicago
& Miss ouindara Jones went to 81
@ Louis yesterday to visit friends for
. few days.
n DR.. Charles L. Weber of Wymorc
Il Ne6.. is in the city on a visit to hi
Il mother and sister.
n Mrs. Charles Priddy, who has bee
the guest Of friends here has returne
II to her home in Sardis, Miss.
L ]. c. Fischer went to Carlyle, III
n Yesterday to visit Rev J. B. Diepel
brock, formerlyq Of this city,
Mrs Robert Spaulding Of VII
Ridge. was in the city yesterday sho
ping and visiting friends.
Il Miss scean Feutz. manager Of u
Postal Telegraph office, has gone
Y ST Louis to spend few days
q Ed. Liggett Of Cairo, H.. after
ed the funeral of his step-father.
A w. c. Hamilton, on Saturday'-Ja'
son. Tenn, sun.
n Mrs. Albert s Gallagher Of TWEEN
& eighth street. has recovered from
long Illness and is again able to
n cut
= Mrs. Jacob Lind has returned Fl
- NIurphysboro. where she has BE-
d.S .-...- $1,000 tIert.rt Tho
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

paul Baur. ot TAYLOR Tex, arrived
here yesterday aud is the guest Of
His mother. Mrs Jacob Baur Of Upper
commercial avenue. He win 90 to
Charleston. Mo- today where be is e
marry Oh Thanksgiving Day Miss
Etta Schuh. formerly Of Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26
Matrons' Club.

The Matrons club will meet TINS
,fte,noon with Mrs John A. Miller o.
Park avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

Friend, Of the Bulletin are reuresi
ID to send OF telephone Items TO tAs
ptfisA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

Mrs. Jacob Lind has returned from
Nurphysboro, where she has been
visiting Mrs JssM Herbert The lat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

Miss Scean Feutz. manager OF the
Postal Telegraph office, has gone to
st Louis to spend few days.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

AIT ths new$ All the TINA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

Ed Llggett. Of Cairo, H.. attend
ed the funeral of his stepfather. Mr.
W. c. Hamilton on Saturday-Jaek-
son. Tenn, Sun.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

Mrs. Robert Spaulding, of VIVA
Ridge. was in the city yesterday shop
ring and visiting friends.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

Mrs. Albert s Gallagher OF Twenty
eighth street. has recovered from
long Illness and is again able to be
cut.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

]. c. Fischer went to Carlyle, Ill.,
yesterday to visit Rev J. B. Deepen
brock formerlyq Of this city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

Mrs. Charles Priddy, who has been
the guest OF friends here has returned
to her home in Sardis, Miss.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

Dr. Charles L. Weber of Wymorc
Neb.. is in the city on a visit to hi
mother and sister.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-26

Miss Quindara Jones went to 81
Louis yesterday to visit friends for
few days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-19
(Continued.)

Wasn't that right?" she gasped,
a great fear that she might have
made mistake taking possession of
her.
How came you to give it to her?
Who told you what to do?" asked
Dr. Graves, ignoring her question.
mo one told me. I heard you
tell the nurse about the medicine
and powder and when l woke up and
came out to see how Lizzie was do
ing, 1 saw that the crisis had come.
There was no one here, so l gave
her the medicine as | heard you
order the nurse. Oh sir, hope there
is no mistake!"
Mistake be hanged" said DR..
Graves impetuously. Child, you
have saved the patients life! Pretty
smooth business 1 congratulate you.
Dr. Graves held out his hand and
when Marine had laid her little hand
within his big one, the doctor pressed
l. warmly.
And now, to bed!" commanded he.
by, child We'll have you sick, too
first thing you know and that would
never do at all. We can't spare you
yet a while"
Marine was so exhausted that she
fell asleep the moment her head
touched the pillow and when she
arose the next morning, the story
of what she had done had been re-
peated to Mrs. Weber and the nurses
and they all praised her warmly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-19

AYE, Bill-it's all right. We did our
best, but we were done by a damned
BLACKBOARD. Now he'll send me up,
but | don't care l broke hlm-with
my naked hands. Didn't 1, McNa-
maraT He Knocked unsteadily at the
boss, who cursed aloud in return,
glowering like an evil mask, while
Sullman ran up, disheveIed and shrilly
irascible
Take him away, 1 tell you. Take
him to jaliF'
But Wheaton held his place. while
the room centered its eyes upon him,
seeming some unexpected denouement
He saw 1t, and, in concession to a nat
ural vanity and dramatic instinct. he
threw back his head and stuffed his
hands into his coat pockets, while the
crowd waited. He grinned insolently
at the judge and the receiver.
This will be a day Of defeats and
disappointments to you, my friends
That boy won't go to Jail because you
will wear the shackles yourselves. oh,
you played a shrewd game, you two,
with your senator's, your politics and
your pulls, but it's our turn now, and
We'll make you dance for the mines
you Quilted and the robberies you've
done and the men you've ruined.
Thank heaven, there's one honest court,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-19
DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING

allow the last bridesmaids to wear the
lightest tone so IT will not be too
abrupt a contrast to the brides white
The effect would be too much like
patchwork If the maid of honor would
depart from these shades and wear a
gown of another color. When a shaded
the lightest tone.
There is a very attractive new idea
this season OF trimming thin white
frocks with colored ribbon and putting
them over white Innings. These bands
are three and five inches wide, run
around the skirt and over the shoulders.
The belt matches and the Japanese
sleeves are of wide lace over loose ones
of the material gathered into a cum OF
the ribbon. The pumps are white and
the stockings match the ribbon.
It this costume is worn for a day
light wedding there must be a hat TO
go with it. The square yoke bonnets
are popular often they are OF fine
white yellow straw for early autumn
profusely trimmed with colored taffeta
ribbon and roses. The wide strings
are tied at the left side.
In weddings nowadays it is pref
tier not to have eccentric ways fol-
Careful people prefer the simple meth
Cd of having the groom and his hes
man follow the minister to his plac,
and stand at a right angle to him: thei
the ushers, who would arrive thirt!
minutes before the ceremony to SHOW
| the guests to their seats. walk dowl
the center aisle in couples; after then
comes the bridesmaids in couples an,
maid of honor walking alone and mex
| to the bride.
J There is quite a little space between
her and the bride who has the arm
of her father or brother. or whateve
male relative gives her away. If he
father is dead the bride now walks il
with her mother. who gives her away
In returning the bride and groom
precede. followed by the maid of homo
and best man. then by the bridesmaid
and ushers in couples. The guests d.
not leave their seats until the usher
return for the ladies of the two familie
and escort them TO the vestibule.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-19

~ OLDIERS seized the young man,
who made no offer at resist
ance, and the room became a
49, noisy riot Crowds surged up
from below. clamoring, questioning
till some one at the head of the stairs
shouted down:
They've got Roy Glenister. He's
killed Mcnamara" at which O murmur
arose that threatened to become a
cheer
Then one of the receivers faction
called, Lets hang him. He killed ten
of our men last night" Helen WINGED.
but Stillman. reused to q sort of ma
leyolent courage, quieted the angry
voices.
Officer, hold these people back. I'll
attend to this man. The laws in my
hands and I'll make him answer"
Mcnamara reared himself, groanlng.
from the floor, his right arm swinging
from the shoulder strangely loose and
distorted with palm twisted outward
while his battered face was hideous
with pain and defeat He growled
broken maledictions at his enemy.
Roy meanwhile said nothing. for as
the savage lust died in him he realized
that the whirling faces before him
were the faces of his enemies, that the
Bronco Kid was still at large and that
his vengeance was but half completed.
His knees We're bending; his limbs
were like leaden bars, his chest n fur
mace of Goals. AS he reeled down the
lane Of human forms, supported by his
guards, he came abreast Of the girl and
her companion and paused, clearing
his vision slowly.
"Ah, there you arer' he said thickly
u the gambler and began to wrestle
9Th his captors. barring his teeth in a
grimace of painful effort. but they held
him as easily as though he were a
child and drew him forward, his body
sagsing Imply, his face turned back
over his shoulder.
They had him near the door when
Wheaton barred their way, crying:
Hold up minute It's all right,
RoRn-