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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-27


ness, heavy wagon, spring wagon
200 chickens and other farming
necessities. Enquire 492 State
street. 9-23-tf
FOR RENT
For Rent.-A suite of rooms, with
electric lights, heat, use OF bath,
located near the East Salem
school. Desirable for students.
4S6 Fourteenth street. Phone
$50. 9-25-3ts
For Rent-one large, front. corner
room, downstairs, also three cham
ber rooms, $40 North Front street.
9-24-3t+
To Rent.-Five room fiat. over Far
rington & Van Patton's market.
Inquire OF Steiner a. Berger, 1873
South Liberty street. 9-24-tf
For Rent-Furnished rooms for
Housekeeping or board for n
single lady or couple. Apply to
Rosa Markievitch. 730 North
Front street. S-15-tf.
Stock Ranch for Rent-About 800
acres, In good location. Stock
can be bough. outright or taken
on shares. Apply at county treas
urer's Office In Salem. 9-23-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
aAGnANGSSS>H>
Noget Lumber and Fuel CO.-Lum-
ber shingles. building material.
wood and coal. Low prices and
prompt deliveries. One block east
OF s. p. passengsc depot. Phone
1913. 7-2-tf
Concrete work.-Get my prices on
sidewalks. curbs. septic tanks and
cement work OF any kind. All
work guaranteed first-cass. M.
Ward. Highland add. Phone 569.
S-11-tf
Butte a. Wenderoth-Fine wines,
liquors and cigars. We handle
the celebrated Kellog gand Castle
whiskies. Cool and refreshing beer
constantly on draught. South
Commercial street. e-3-1yr
Enlarged
Our meat market on East State
street has been doubled In size and
we are better prepared than ever 20
serve customers. Prompt service and
the best of meats our motto. Call
or phone 1919. b. 10. Edwards, Prop.
We Are Cash Purchasers-of poul.
try. eggs. and all kinds of farm
produce. Berry crates made up
10 unlimited quantities. Capital
Commission Co., 267 South Com
mercial street. Salem Phone Main
l7g.
-
SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES.
Frank NJ. Observation-Disclosures of
sash. doors. mouldings. All kinds
OF house Anish and hard wood
work. Front street, between State
and Court. Make all complaints
at the ONCE.
PROFESSIONAL.
G. v. Eiiis, VI. D.-Physiclan and
surgeon. Telephone 307 Main.
Offices. 546 State street. opposite
courf honsa Salem Or ReaIdanca
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-27

Wanted.-A grocery salesman. also
young man TO drive delivery
wagon and work In store. III. III.
Ragan. S-24-3t'
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
NEW HOTEL RUDOLF

Directly the beach: 400 rooms. 200 with fr.s, -.
salt water baths attached: American Eurouss- .nd
cuisine speciality Newly renovated and decorated an|
new management Personal direction OF JOFT, Errrna
MAN. PROPR. Also Proprietor Harveys Fanou. D. D.
aurant. of Washington. D. c The popular 80
ure Of this hotel Is the Red Rambler Grill ~7~'-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15

@ sH@ sos have eeF a. s Fo% up per S
RoosTERs yeuns yos and od ID per per b. Sc rRKEYs
H. 12a RUcKs & 9 per N i8to 6er G9 @ oa
do Southern and g9oF &C. ns GcN A
DREssEDEsuppiies Of fresh killed fowls we're more
liberal delayed lots coming in after trad
anxiety clean up have freely oe ed selected fowls at
have been shaded fraction more Spring chickens ARE
ta fay b6 Pfb qne amen |e pard f rees Long Island and
Other nearby spring are FTozn up
poultry rather quiet at the moment but have sold Iair
H Me Quote the FRESH fresh fad and hen
best G &c do Wsserp toms m 30 5a H
to 70 to pair psr n $685. do FennSTaH,3a DaT 3 @
FowLs &c Western dy PICKED and soaded fancy
weights 14ac heavy 14@l4.ac; do poor to medium
6TcKs spJins Long Island and GNfa Eastern i7e
sylyana and Virginia loe s9UAsS' 7,sa PTe do SaS
81 2S De PoF cuiIs 5oaGoe FrozenTRKEYs and
IONS No lalso do No 9l2e do ,oGda Gd TONS sa Ss
CHICKENS, roasting, dry picked 14a1sc do No z 10
ql9G RTs RTShs R&b m potatoes
snppy s59ady anG STi less plenty
Cabbases weak and lower CHonmoeas steadg fens ,s
Largely poor and Of uncertain value, Squash dull
sGch dTasgins Other yesetahes quoted We quote
sS 7 sWEET PeE PoT1ToEs Jersey per BASKET 81
s. 90 per d05sG 6gnSGss per r. 100
lunches S2g DO Old EeT 5e BS d9 Per Oas ps
Carolina per crate $1GS1 so: CUCUMBERs, Norfolk.
Rsran"ah ssE 24sGs 81 % s. Is; do Florida cAUI
FLOWERS Florida. per basket 81 5o0s2; do French.
ss do Florida per case 81 5O@s2 30, EGGPLANTf.
Florida per box $1Q$2; KALE. Long Island per bbl.
20 oG6oo; LETTUCE. Long Island and Jersey. per bhI
lunches. Is 25c; ONIONS. Bermuda per crate " 20
as2 o. DO Texas white per ers5e 81 Sa 2S $$ d do
husheI basket s2@$2 10; do New orieshs SeioW w per
SSow SSE s. 1asd "a 25 % dc per- per- basket 70
Egyptian. per bag. 50. leeks and sha0ts per 100
PER basket 81 So do Maryland per hafI6 basket 81 S09
81 I5 do baltimore per basket 81 25a$l 90 90 Esisern
@ sh 81 5as 81 9 d. YsaM IS iaTFf FFR
carrier, 81 50@s3. do Cuban s1@$2; FARsEY HeT Or
nearby per 100 lunches 65q75c: RHCBARB nearoy per
81 So SPINACH Long Island. bbl 6oq75c: sTR!N9 S
81 BEANS a %or5 & green snd m S WS~ 30 do Torh aToHa
green ana wax per third basket 75c9sl %; do south
Carolina. way basket bocaS 81 r. DO green 10,
S1esn @ 90 pr 6asRe 6cGs sTAsH sou'hern
t5cg$l Do per basket 5oa'5c do ysI3 GT04KneSEi % Per
s,pni per fat box 5asOc do Florida. per 55c
So TURNIPs Canads ruaSaga = GeE T 5s 81 GaaSb be te
9Sr DO 5t5s'S G5 Sun9ai a6S LsE
$iq$2. HoTHOUsE PRoDUCTs-cUCTMBEfR No No y }.
Rooms white lags per n c S9g% %6s do csT STGTn ~ s a!5
2'atCf HY 8%b aS SHTRs o f ede has
weeks run regardless Of the stir prices which haIe
upon liberal lines ali useful cheap sorts No hay
selling readily at 81 is not TGmm2n conn ,6inF sHfnt u fee
may leave supply in 0tracys s skqPs for ~ BUY
Prime me ass 9afs g ag gfT o i M % sa& as s6irFns
95c: clover mixed S19Si IS, do clear. Sa$l 5 STRAW
a7c s1S1@E 1i Common lots slow Receipts hoy
and strav in tons reported New York today Hudson
ware TsckaWanna & Western 10 Leh.eh valley g.;
baltimore Ohio 30. Central Of New Jersey !Io tIVr
straw 80 tons
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New 1Ork. june Il, It'I
COFFFF-The coffee active TO day
under Hquidaton by local longs some OF
whom be selling coffee they had bought
early last and offerings through some OF the
connections This Eelng was sup
posed h o ValoTZaton stu
alton, although more there was nothing in the
ary of the big markets 10 indicate
anything approaching panicky feeling in we'll Informed
The local market opened STEADY AT
unchanged prices decline OF 10 points and closed
steady unchanged 10 points lower sales for the
dav were estimated 6&o0 The initial decline
here due the European cables reporting
ranging from i = in the European markets
decline Of IL res in the market at Fio santos
90 higher and as Rio has been quoted
relatively higher Santos IL is thought that quota
tons being brought normal parity HaNre
closed AGlH franc lower and Hamburg unchanged
10 !. pfennig lower. Buying here scattering but
sufficient volume i1part steady tone 10 the
opening loss. and there seemed 10 e
that the holdings Of the government would be
rapidly in a prevent advances IN
the price should small as expected
market for spot coffee quiet with quotations on
the basis CSC for Rio No Z.
prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15

COTTON-The cotton market continued irregular dur
tng 1o-dsy's session, showed declining tendency
IN main, and closed net loss Of 1912 points
Sales estimated 10000 bales The opening was
steady decline of points advance Of points
which just about the cables. Shortly
afterward prices sold of a decline Of 5 points
July Of points later months under liquidation
and bear pressure. encouraged By favorable In
steaded the and the afternoon there
was a a gain of points July and
about the closing figures Of the previous day the
crop This followed by the last
session within a point g. Of level. The
weather map showed rains in sections but
clear weather IN tomorrow
and the belt forecast calling for partly cloudy
clear weather with showers Ia Arkansas considered
favorable. Private news ceived during the
Of bulEsh but seemed earlier
conditions with the exception Of the boil Weeyl reports
Southern spot markets made showing. Savar-
nah &c net higher. and there is nothing
an easier old crop situation with July D.
lively hrgner than the crop during to-day
session The into sight figures week were light
and the outlook appeared be for bUsh supply
statement this morning.
Superintendent Kings weekly figures follow:
Port receipts. "a 19S bales against 40 last year
Overland 70 mills and Canada. S4S4 bales against
$50 bales last year. Southern mill angE est9ated,
900 bales against 80 600 year. loss OF stock
a. Interior towns. 2262l bales last
ssanst 41s9A ba!es last year TotaI crop
ot receipts, S40l l82 bales 76l3 bales last
year overland to mills Canada ll65llq naes
against 55oZlt bales last year; Southern mill aking-
-"s9Oyp bales. against 10000 bales last
STOCK al interior towns in Of September
14o4 bales against S4363 bales last year. brogh i
sght Tor the 13 bales against 10 5S4 561
iest year The total crop movement for 2s7 days
Ils season, against 2sS days last season.
me range OF contract prices local market TO da
was follows: -'''~1 ~ -o9
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
COTTON RECEIPTS.
lowing tho total net receipts of cotton at
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. June 1l-CIosing: WHEAT-spot No 2
red Western winter. quiet. 6s l0isd: ! California
steady as l1d LOB Futures easy July ds loFd septem,
Northern rs I'd. Futures steady; luly nominal Sep
ttsmheT. is lOd IEAS-Canadian steady. sIEd
FLOUR--Winter patents firm. IT'S HOPS-In Landau
5Pacihc Coast). quiet, {: 1Os@fs BEEF-Ixtrn
ihdla mess strong. 9Is Cd. PORk-Prime mess West
ern' ' hlln s3s I'd HAMS-short cut II to 10 NJ quiet
ops BACON-Cu Cumberland cut. 20 To 80 10 quiet 5is
snort RIB. 10 10 "a H. quiet. 52s;
light - to 81 ~. dun. Sis Cd long clear middies
Hehtf 30 TO 40 n. duh J0s Cd: baclxs
s9 =" 9 dull as Cd; elesr bellies II b dull
'cs Siit) I jiDERS-- Square. il IL
10 c Rplsrln'e western in terces dun 43s Cd: Amer
iia 6 Ge'leu, ~ pals, dull AIS id, CHEESE-Cana-
alaa hhest white. new, quiet SOS old auet d5s: ca
Hrasn "a Enes 9oiored, neS. quit Cos old quiet a7s
,iAai.LoW-Prime city hrm. 32s. ,TJ,RPrtN.rINEE
ypr SPlTi6s easy, f6s RosIN--Common strong lis I'd
s,rnp M-Rehnsd steady, eNd LlNSEED OIL
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

= New YORK. June l- A'''-
ntadins 30 cars FOR export alive 50 for sausheTsT,
annals enq Il fS S cars saS 0a ssc ali at Jersey y
s[e IN ht supply ,9 Sna sales @ on but about ali
Of the stock was cleared up. Ordinary TO cho'c: :,
seso: bulls at So sGas4 IS; cows at g 4o9 s. 90
n With general sales at LerPoel and Lon
don cables quoted live cattle weak at ~ 8i9G per 10:
n Exports to-day Included 5000 Guarer. OF beef IN
Sg GomPany aty0 To-morrd% r tho Mnnehahs vii
900 Ga snd 9 500 cS or o. samsx i% son
400 quarters Of beef for the Cudahy Paekins Com
armour 100 DO for ssnTSr1.sHila a: a., sui sui
pany making Win the previous shgmen,s SG t9'o
beef all TO ports Of Great Britain.
saIes-s sanders: Il Pennsylyanla st steers 1is. 70
oe'is do isoe r. 80 at = So per 25 so DO iSs % % at
~ at 81 s.. bull 1900 n at 81 s5; do $40 n al at
30 do % S3' 81 r. e E! $40 s. 2o o4 DO m aas a. e. o
go n At 81 - p de- 1857 n at s. eS ass d. " 10?
s3 %; do s25 ~ at 81 90 o. 79l n at $? rs 2
DO. 725 n: at 81 so; 90. $50 10 at 81 55 do 500
at 81 g. a. e. r. s 81 6 s m r. al al
s. 90; DO 500 n a. s. ! DC & go 10 a. g. 70 -
1910 I6 al 81 26: ii do $50 n q, 81 10 e4o ~
20 d. os7 e. n -s a, /. a - n & oac h
500 n at 8 % "a do lGa2 Io al s. oi do s s at at
81 s i s.: s. 55i Do;
o. 7s7 rS at g 5o Do. 7io n at s. 20
50 81; II Do. II32 10. So Is: do, ila3 H. AZ 81 q
bulls i075 n at 81 35; cows loh1 10 at s. TO- .
Tobin & shannon. bull. 1880 u. at 81 ~: DO ss4
3 o. 3 49, 49, s Of n ' at ss 1 a. S zoo r. at 49, p do
500 n. at 81 90. do. Goa n; at $3.50
MAKING Win e stale 5a t 4iad m on al ae f ' 3eas ~
selling Just steady prices sellers unable
stale and the buttermiIks brought better
We're well cleared Medium TO prime veals sold at sea
81 IS per 100 10 culls 81 butterllks at s3gs4; city
seeeted 90 selling at c country dressed were lower
6Glo4c. and tho stock could not all be sold
per 100 n 4s do i88 rn 81 7b DO 1875 Sc
DO. 125 n. AT So 10 culs l2i n AT 81
S Sanders IS veas l34 II. at 81 25: do, l2a N. at
Tobn & shannon: li5 veals. 12a 70. at Sc 30
Mcpherson q CO.: II veos i64 fh at 81 25 II do l3t
JeLihe Wright & Co; veals lb4 10. at So 6o cuiis
SHEEP AND I.AMBs-Receipts we're cars. or 1886
head including slaughterers and II
market making with the stale stock. 29is
sale. The market was in bad shape. with almost no
changed hands selling 25c than yesterday;
yearlings not wanted: lambs l5gzc on and only
e % 9 b 70 to oars sod
sheep sold az $3.50 p per 100 n; medium TO choice
mutton dull at s't91lc per n. dressed yeariiugs 109
12e; dressed lambs at lsal5c.
sales-Newton & Co $50 Virginia lambs. 81 10
To6in & shannon: 200 virginia lambs 60 H. at 81 rs;
Virginia sheep. 100 n. S. 20
1s a ss b. at c? g. g s4 Ms4an9 Mn@ G q n Is M g S 20
Virginia sheep 100 fb. at 81: Maryland do 10 n at
s5 43 do 121 NJ. at 81.
S Judd Co; PAT Tennessee lamba 72 n at ss 1914.
a Tennessee sheep. so n, at 81 so
- kerns Commission Company: 235 Kentucky lambs II
HoGsmRseeipts Re we're "a head including
per 100 rb 30 - N'
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15

result of which prices only about half cent,
closing at the lowest. The cash market here
barely steady and quoted as follows: Mixed 2e to 80
clipped white 30 40 10. 4965 53c. RYE nominal.
Wheat including -four. exports the week, accord
ing 'Bradstreet's," 3.3T6962 bushels.
against 5263 13S last and 2.329 2+2 last year
July l. 1906 wheat l6i.321 $50 bush
against 19O,956.3G5 last year. Corn for
aggregate TS345j bushels. against 1.135065
week and 32O.4s6 last year. Since July !, 1905.
corn exports co 53i, 4sl bushels. against 10s.
last
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
SUMMER HOME
NEW YORK.

THE BEST PLACE TO SPEND Y0UR SINNER
VACATION Is IN THE HISTORIC. flCI-
ERESQCE AND HEAITHFCL
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
SHOREHAM INN and COTTAGES
Sharon Springs, NJ, Y.

The Baden-Baden Of America Best White Sulphur
Magnesia Chalybeate Springs In the
ana ideal spot for health recreation free from ma
aria and mosquitoes Rand concerts delightful drives
summer social features and outdoor sports Particulars
Resort Bureau 9Th Avenue Hotel and III Broad
New ~ -
New-York tribune., 1907-06-15
Read These Columns
Every Day.
NEW JERSEY.
On the Ocean Front
HOTEL TRAYMORE

With its magnificent ten story freproof addtto,
the finest equipped modern OF pss
City's leading hotels SuperIative constrJIctar
pointment and service Guests rooms averagI-. az.
feet and each with full ocean view Fr,y
baths. fresh and water attached 10 - ~
Spacious sOlarium and cOnservatories on roof n I'm
class orchestral concerts daily Golf privileges "a
guests Capacity 500 Illustrated bookiet une- 70
quest. Traymoro Hotel Co. d. S White Prsse rh 70
o. Marquette. Manager ~nA
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-15
CALLING Him Down..

In her own home in the country MIR.
Marshail was a woman of dignity and
sense In the affairs OF her daily life. says
Stray Stories. but when she took one OF
her rare trips 20 town she was so keeniy
on the lookout for .mpositions that she
sometimes acted impuls!vely.
II took down one impcrtinent Young
man today she announced proudly to
her husband or her return from one OF
these trying holidays.
II was Glancing into the window OF a
hardware shop where there were some
nice table knives. and I suppose 1 may
nave stood there some time: but I wasn't
blocking the way or troubling any one In
the least.
All OF a sudden a young shopman step
ped out into the window, and right against
the glass. close to where l was standing
he puts Il great card with the words Iron
Sinks on 1T"
We'll. what" began Mr.. Marshall. but
his wife waved him into silence.
I'D stood enough already from the car
conductors. and so on she said firmly.
and I'd no idea of letting that pass. So
1 stepped into the shop and went right un
TO the young man and 1 said:
ID you think 1t was q good Joke to
place that card right into my face and
eyes? Or did you suppose that 1 needed
u be told that iron s!nks?'
Il spoke very sarcast.c-like, and he be-
gan to color up: so / saw my advantage.
and l said: You'd better have another
card printed with Feathers Float or
some such thing on 1t. and when you see
another respectable woman from the
country. old enough to be your mother.
you can put that under her nose. I'd keep
a number of those cards OH hand II L were
you. And then l marched out before he
had a chance to say u word"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-15
A IN A NEW culsE.
Scheme That Landed q Hungarian
Judge in Town Jail.


From the Pail Mall Gazette.
In a little village on the Hungarian
frontier, not far from Pressburg, q
peasant woman recently received 400
kronen GELD from her husband in
America.
She promptly deposited it in the local
branch Of the Postofice Savings bank,
and then h next day went to with
draw the whole amount The bank Of
fetal was somewhat surprised, and
asked for an explanation, when she
said that Death had appeared to her
during the night and threatened to take
her away with him unless she had he
400 crowns ready for him the next
night.
The gendarmerie were communicated
with. and when Death" made his
promised appearance he was found to
be very much alive. In the person Of
the local Judge.
The woman's money. adds our vien-
nj correspondent who sends the story.
is still in the bank. and the Judge II
IN Jail.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-15
c. H. MAcKAY's 100000 CASINO
Clubhouse at RosIyn Planned by Stan.
ford White a Handsome Structure.

From the New York World.
the 100000 casino and clubhouse
at Roslyn. l.. L.. built for Clarence H
Mackay from plans drawn by the late
Stanford White. is almost finished. 1t is
feet and contains marble from
Alabama, stone from Maine, limestone
from Indiana. cement from England.
steel work from France and thing from
Italy. The tennis court Is an exact re-
production of the court Of the old
French prison where the game wah ori-
einated as a pastlme by the prisoners.
The game differs greatly from the
usual lawn tennis. The court has a
cement floor and sides and is no feet
long and 3S1a feet wide. Above 1t is a
glass roof forty-six feet from the
cement floor.
The building Is constructed mainly
Of clinker brick with stucco and half
timbe front. 1t Is but one story high,
although there is a high roof over the
porch. the plunge room and the
women's bathroom. The building faces
the north, overlooking the sound, with
the buildings of the Bronx in view on a
clear day.
There Is a porch 40x10 feet at the
entrance to the building. Eight Corin-
THAN columns of cement support the
porch roof. Entering from the porch
there Is the Dedans salon, with hand.
some red furniture. tables and side
boards of mission style. red velvet cur
tatns. all of which cost about $40, 900.
The other rooms are just as handsome
" furnished. The stone Fireplace in
the salon cost several thousand dollars.
At the right of the salon il the plunge
COON Finished In Alabama marble, with
Z 12x20-foot pool and shower and
plunge baths and massage rooms. The
Gaustavina thing overhead IL a novelty
here, n the DOR thing is Italian. The
women's reception and bathroom, east
OF the salon. Is fitted up similar to the
plunge room. There Is also a squash
court for women.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-15
A Most Valuable Aee.A

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In all cases where there Is o wasting
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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-08-15

covered steps OF the companionway. So
intently did they follow this one man's
movements that it seemed to them as
though all other sounds were hushed.
even to the never ceasinS hum OF the
insects.
With awe the listeners held their
breath for what might come next. But
they had not long to wait. There burst
out a wild TRADE Of hate and bias
phemy, which ended in q ~shrteking cry
of despair and a heavy plunging splash.
and once more the distant noises OF the
night closed down. upon them.
Mutt" said Captain Kettle. "ts dead.
and I'm almost sorry. l believe Icould
nave liked that man. He'd grit in him.
had Mutt. and he wouldn't take cheek
from a living sou Your other boss
also is dead-killed by Mutt. So you're
my niggers now and will be till I've
done with you"
"Whor d'you mean?" n OF the cap
tives asked. with a whine.
you'll nave to do what niggers were
sent In the world for. and that's work.
Your fool of a government says you
aren't slaves now. and so l won't treat
you as such-that Is. you'll be paid.
But I shall get my moneys worth out
OF you flrst."
II guess this is a free country. You
can't make US work unless we choose"
I've had that said before to me-"
Kettle rejoined grimly. by better men
than you-white men-and they
changed heir minds when l got to
handling them You'll see later. But
for now you've got to stay here. and
II you get out, and 1 ind you rambling.
you'll be shot like crows. You quite
understand"
He shut the messroom door and
locked 1t and once more went to the
main cabin. The tall man lay exactly
as he had fallen, and from underneath
his neck five tricklets of red spread out
across the stopped tablecloth like the
fingers of a monstrous hand. The lamp
light fell also upon other smearings Of
red where Mutt had CROPPED his way
round the paneling. Kettle leaned up
against the rail of the sideboard and
wiped his face with q napkin. P%erspira-
ton had loosened the coal dust, and the
skin came out white with only here and
there a smudge Of the old Crime.
Surprising" he sale TO himself. I'VE
were robbed now, n there vas a trial.
who's to prove l didn't put the pork
knife in that man? o Lord. what .
hat it's getting!"