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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-07-23

that hs Arst announced his willingness
to die II his death might aid In any
way In combating the spread Of tubsr-
culosis.
II have had dtAcuity in keeping
body and soul togsthsr.- hs said. "and
death has NO terrors for me-"
For several days after NerFitt's an
nouncemsnt he waited for reply, but
no one appeared to take advantage Of
his ofHeE Finally DR.. @. C. Carroll Of
2102 Broadway found Merritt and In
oculated the man with . germ Of tu-
berculosis. A statement from the doc
tors once says that the disease has
now thoroughly entered into Merritt's
system. and 1t is expected the case will
be under way in the next few days.
MY action was voluntary" said
Merritt "Of course am not anxious
to die. but l felt Ike doing what have
done in the interest Of humanity and
science"
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-07-23

cock with Republican leaders in ths
middle west and In the east.
The place OF the middle west confer
ence will be Chicago and II probably
viii be held about ten days after the
Colorado Springs conference. Some
time consequently conferences Of the
eastern leaders will be held In New
York. EsEaag EsEs
Chairman Hitchcock will leave
Washington today for Colorado
Springs. On the way he will stop In
Chicago on Friday to make arrange
ments for western Republican head
quarters In that city.
Already by kilograms. by long dis
tance telephone, he has arranged In
part for the headquarters he desires
in Chicago and on his arrival here It
will probably take him q few hours 10
copmlete his plans. His headquarters
will be located In an once building.
Chairman Hitchcock preferriug such
a location to q hotel.
In this connection, It can be ssid
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-07-23
GAMBLING u THE OPEN
AT TIE CIAcuS TENT
After Lot Of Lanbs Fleeeed Caty Mafahan Osdafs
Games Stopped Bot Makes No Arrests and
Pesnnass OHenders 10 20 Unpunfshed.

The Hagenbeck & Wallace circus
proved to be . good show. The menag-
erie was fine and the several ring pro-
grams good and clean.
But the management offered or per-
mitted to be offered to this community
an insult that no other circus has per-
mitted in ten years.
Gambling games. crooked gambling
schemes, in fact. pere run In the open,
right in the menagerie tent and In
view Of all who came out from the big
tent after the performance was over.
One man ran a shell game. just the
old-fashioned shell game, only he
used little boxes In place Of the GUS
tomary half walnut shell.
He was seen to take five dollar bills
from a confederate some times and let
the confederate win ten dollar bill
on each occasion. His game was not
especially popular and his winnings
probably not large.
The popular game was run right In
the center OF the menagerie tent and
its permanent fixtures and general ap-
pearance led people to conclude that
1t belonged to the circus owners or
was run by their consent.
1t consisted OF a wheel of fortune
arrangement. Around the circle were
placed knives. watches. jewelry. ETC.,
but other places were plain numbers
0. /. 2. 8. s, 10 etc. The citizen who
played the game would lay down Soc
or 81 on the board. The operator
would spin the hand around. II It
stopped on a blank the player got
nothing. II 1t stopped at the figure
eight the player got eight times the
amount he paid In, and SO on. The
hand usually stopped at the blanks.
except occasionally when q capper
put his money down when II paid we'll.
Fifty or seventy-nve people stood
around this game at a time and many
put money on the green.
Some spectators thought the operat-
or took Id several hundred dollars. He
had a great deal Of money In sight and
made no effort to hide the money side
of the transaction as gamblers usual
ly do in law abiding communities.
Finally after their operations had
been carried on some time the mayor
and the city marshal were looked up
by spectators and urged to stop the
games and make the proper arrests.
The city marshal went In and told
the operators the games would have to
stop. One OF the operators remarked.
"all right Captain. you are the boss
here. anything you say goes. The game
is over gentlemen" Then he proceed
ed to rake In his Ill-gotten gains.
The marshal made no effort to
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-07-23
A Wife Ready.

little Dorothy could not have paid
her father a higher compliment, or
better expressed her love for him than
when she said, Papa, I would like to
tell you something II you won't tell
mama"
why don't you want mama to know
It, dsaghter?' -.-.,.
- well. you tell her things l say, and
she laughs at them, and don't want
her TO know this"
Let papa hear what you have to
~. anyhow"
g-Wsll. have oftsn thought that if
Mana we're to die !. would 1lks 70
larry yoa."-The August Dsliasator.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-07-23
Thief Makes Girl Pilot Him.
Windy City Burglar Chats Pleasantly With Her He Ransacks
Various Rooms-Does Not Wear Mask Because It
Transmits BacII, He Tells Trembling Young Woman.

Don't you ever wear a mask p
asked the girl. No" responded the
burglar "A mask transmits bacilli. You
will never see me again. This is pretty
hard work. VIII you get me a glass Of
water and another glassT
Certainly" said the girl. ''I'll make
cup Of coffee II you want me to-"
Miss O'Malley was getting nervous.
She managed to "brace up" neverthe-
less and bring n glass.
Thank you.' he said, pulling flask
from his pock ct and pouring three dn-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-07-23

Little Gwen Younger and Mary. Ba-
ber celebrated their anniversary on
Friday afternoon at the latters homo
on Rudd avenue. The little ones had q
delightful time. The hostesses were the
recipients OF many pretty presents
Those who helped make the afternooa
n pleasant one were: Basil and Gladys
Beason. Harold Sprinkle. Ruth Porter.
Helen shumway. Elsie Miller and
John Quick
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-07-23

much. He got loose and pluneed iae1
the lake and was swimming aEuund.
-9U0dsnly We saw him % down and
.cons ~. struggling. trsaAing water.
ard yelping like one posssassd. We
thepght probably q snapOing turtle
had bitten his foot. He struck o1t fos
sAose. swinming with at0culty. You
eaa E4agin6 ,otir astonishhent whea -
boes1sa ct oh sh0sS. I&S1lng . six
peod pschefsi Ths ~ - ~
skApUe9 ~ the ssA % tA1A wh1es -.
80 -; sAaFp testA - heceme Ge1l
stan1s1 - ths hairs - eAsaoees 90
~ eeoIAa't ~ o."
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-07-23

Clyde Warner, Everett Bancroft.
Frank Bachelor and Elton woodSord
have just returned from 4 fishinS and
camping trip on the Gunnison river.
They report having had q fine outing
and brought back quite string Of
trout n proof OF their skili.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-07-23

Mrs. Oredorff, OF Allison avenue.
who has been visiting In Kansas, re-
turned home last Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13

Many Are Reported Killed,
Scores Injured and
Towns Destroyed.
10y United pr,ss.)

OMAHA. Neb.. May ia tor.
nado which swept over the eastern
section Of the state late yesterday
afternoon has caused the death %
many aud scores have been injured.
In Sarpy county ~ are known To
have been Killed
At bellevue the college building
was damaged. the amount possibly
reaching $50. 900. and the students
were thrown into a panic. None
we're fatally injured. The storm.
after leaving Bellevue. struck the
towns OF Louisville, Richfield and
Springfield. The wind storm was
the most severe which ever struck
this section ~ Nebraska.
An early morning report gayh
Springfield has been wiped out Of
existence and 40 or 80 injured The
fatalities are unknown.
Louisville has suffered. the town
practically having been blown away.
aud It is believed the loss OF life
will he heavy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
SOMETHING in SLANG

by the Police Reporter

g. possible that the PLATA Clothes
men have overlooked your PFes.
enc~
Rut really. Thieves. what's the
use Of pushing a asspd ihins too
farf
on The level u ron Eruw to-
bold They might find sou out.
Ne know that some ~ you hav.
worked the phous1 check gag on
40 until ynu have "a loukinE Ike
= lot uf sqaahe Some az fau are
guilty II stealing Pas Chscks and
getting I'D % about $3.50 worth -
Gently
All those who bad a hand IN
the Stunt. 81 aas send your Names
Ca The ataF--su vast a. notify
Police headquarters Also phrase
stay ~ your sAvurits eta Garasc
or Temporary llat shiie one oi our
Detectives can be pointed your
Way.
We have an Abiding IunrA that
a husch Of you arrived Ia tosn last
night aaa that more u you arc
due to-day from that Dear Califor
MIA
We know yoa have been fulIoN.
ing the Fleet like a Pack of Wolves
and that ID. piekings have ben
Luscious Az things considered.
you I'LL bc expected 10 Tear of
like Stunts here IN Seattle
nut. on the square. riaY the
Game right
" you're real Sports you will
notify the polics that you are In
town fdont fail 20 write address
plainly. give Bertlllon d. scripiions
and please stay right on the pfin
cipal streets and buildings en-.
traucea
Then eigh an Even Hraak like
that. yuu wtil be going some u
you make your getaway
The Star proposes - publish
some 81 your Names in few
days. n you fail te comply with
Conditions - set forth above. tN.
B--Thia II NO KID CumiuxD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
is THRASHED
Bryan's Son-in-Law Is Fear
fully Beaten by a
Model.

PARIS. May i3.-Holmes j.
Leavitt. artist and sonin law Of
William Jennings Bryan. Is slowly
recovering from fearful thrashlug
administered by a model named
Gamma, who beat Leavitt with q
club In the court yard Of the lat
tiers studio.
The artist turned on his assail.
ant with n hammer. which he
picked up. aud fractured his
skull. Gamma is now In a prccar
ious condition Leayitt has asked
for permission 10 carry revolver
for he fears that the attack 10y
Gamma was a part OF a plot 20 as
sassinate him. Gamma was EN-.
played as a model by the artist,
but as he could not pose satisiac.
torfly he was discharged Ieayitt
SAYS that on several occasions al.
ter that he gave the man money.
but when he declined 10 give him
any more he VAS attacked A few
DAYS ago the artist says Gamma
tried 60 stab him with q long knife
when he was refused financial as.
sistauCe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
I.unstic Is Caught in
Portland Following a
Brutal Assault.
Police Believe They Have
Fiend Who Has Been
on Rampage.

PORTLAND. ore. May ia-Ths
gas pipe fiend vho. it IL believed
has within the last 80 hours struck
dopn tao pavnhrnkera. MAJ Her.
mann and w. NaAman. was cap
Tired this morning. after q dsspcr
ate fieht Ericksua's beer hail. ~
Second and burnside SITS. few
minutes after he had struck down
John choug ChiuAman. In the
Chinese tailor shop Of Chow Wah
a 60. 81 24o Ankouy St
With a length uf Eas pipe con
eealed IN a newspaper IN his hand
be walked into a sruup Of China
men IN the tailor shop at li.lb
c'fiacl.. and. without word Of
warning. struck down ChonE Then
utfefinE a yell. he turned and fled
down the street lie sim chung 10
The Kas pipe and had u la his pos
session when he was cotnared In
The Fflek ann saloon. into which
he dashed. where he WAS oyerpow-
cred b. hts puranefs after des.
perate airugKle
At the station the prisoner did
not talk intelliFently tie gave his
maine a. Jack
I'm mako en- yell. he repeated
constantly. while being searched BY
the police They sell when ! show
them the pipe
My name IL Jack tho Splitter
husled the arrested man to Chief
of Police GriiEmaeher
The police declare that they be
ieve he ~ insane. lie Is a very
large man. weighing PCS pounds
and over six feet IN heighth lie
was roughly dressed and had moth.
Ing on his person that would lead
10 his Identity
Chief OF Detectives naty says
thar the arrested man answers the
description Of the man who was
seen leaving Max Hermann'a pawn.
broker establishment a few min
utes before Hermann. unconscious
and terribly beaten. was discoy-
cred by the patrolman Monday
evening
The police do not connect him
with the Wolff murder. but declare
that II il their theory that he con
ceiyed the idea Of running amuck
among the north end pawnhrokcrs
aud merchants from reading the &C
counts Of the Wolff murder.
Chong. although badly wounded.
Is expected 10 lixe.
Late this afternoon the arrested
man gave his name ~ Jack Ia
Rose. marine engineer. from
Kome. Ca. lie has been out Of
work several weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13

Woicums 20 our city
Thugs sad thieves. dips and
sneakA Attention
Once upun a time there VAS a
City in the Par West which reared
its Spires to the SKY under tbs
name o. Seattle
In The course ~ events Pollc~
department waa Organized for the
Protection 81 society
And say You nanch Of iaw
breakers. al this bseasss you afv
hanging around this mans Tnun
Ftght Raw IN numbers AuchiY too
thick No KID
OF course. We poaf S.Astieifss
don; pretend 10 kuus shat the
Ffamsup -. or Why you are PER
United to Loaf around downtown
liar Honma and Cafes while you
plan mere loba and laugh over
past ones
We sas you-thrve OF Your
Number. tao ~ cons and a motor.
tous pap-stsndlns IL front Of sar
tonS. on James ct. MONDAY after
noon. aud sou didn't s~on the ieaat
BIT worried None Of the Eternal
Eye Shift Looking Behind and all
that Staff yoa usually spring When
you're not certain # Youf Stand
ING IN the community
Not - we could u4scern'
OF course. its Just a mere co
incidence that you sleek and sell
fed Crooks are MODELLING IN se
attic iaat before the Atlantic Fleet
ateams up Sound.
We've seen your Pictures scat.
tered about the country ca nice
LithogrHpha which are usually
headed - Dollar signs and signed
hy Chiefs ~ Police
1ui even az that. your Gail II
simply sapreine You have turned
a few tricks while youvs hrsu
here. nut our staff Of CITY pefec.
lives have been eo busy picking n
some poor devil p ho committed the
awful act ~ Getting Drunk and
waxing Daeordcilv that perhaps II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
BOURNE IS
DEFEATED
OREGON REPUBLICANS MAY
GIVE SENATOR SEVERE
REBukE.

PORTLAND, Ore. May is.--Tbe
Fulton-Taft organization is sppsr-
emily in full eontrol of the repub-
lean organization in Oregon and
Il is expected to completely DOM
mate the state convention which
meets here tomorrow. Taft will
be endorsed and the eight dele
gates 20 Chicago win be instructed
for him according 10 the present
program.
Senator Jonathan Bourne may
be administered a stineing rehuke
for his anti-Taft campaign The or
SANITATION now plans fu leave the
junior senator of the delegation
entirely II he is allowed to go
he will be sent as au instructed
delegate for the secretary OF war.
II Is doubtful whether Bourne
would accept the position under
these restrictions, or the s39 del
erates 20 the convention. Bourne
is not credited with more than as.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
ADh|RALS FLAGS
ARE MISSING
'"o DIVISIONS or ATLANTIC
FLEET IN COMMAND
or CAPTAINS.

~ FRANCISCO. Nav a.
- ne fleet sails north. May
A.. samlFals flags Will be- flying
49, ~ las flagship Of two Of the
s,ss The present cruise has
..sAas'sd The nations available
80 -. q seagoing aamlraIs
49,. s.-..a sperry. Who succeeds
49,. Thomas a. COMMANDMENT.
49, sst Friday. and ADMIRAL
tEs No assumes command ~
~. '.eeed squadron on the same
q ~ ~ b he only flag Officers
m.a = ssseond division viii be com.
49, so b Captain Richard VAIN.
~ - - sho viii not receive his
am. uh'il luly and tho fourth
49, ~sa VII BE- IN charge Of cag.
s r.a ssalon Shredder. At presept l.
iI.. .asaa Of The yIrrinia me
he o. the northern Trim vim
Ls.,.,hs Connecticut. Gaarsis IT,
'sishA and Wisconsin. s'a'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
Stanley Strickland, Former Brakeman, Is
Taken to Headquarters by Detect
ives Who Are Seeking Great
Northern RObbers-Convin-
ces Officers of His limo
cence and Is Allowed
to Depart.

vas there. and as ! half turned
I Was struck the first blow. u
partially stunned me. but I did not
lose consciousness, because ] felt
the next three blows. That's
about al remember. ! did not see
them leave the car or rife Tho
strong box The man who struck
me was. | believe. q little shorter
/ than the fellow who showed Tho
gun IN my stomach. The taller OF
the robbers seemed 70 be quite
excited"
Reward Is Offered.
A reward OF s. 500 has been ~
fered for the capture Of the ban
dts General Westeru Agent r. T.
Clark. Of the Great Northern ~
press Co. announced the reward
after securing authorization W
wire from company headquarters at
81 Paul
II f. now given out that the two
bandits secured $500 They loot
ed the strong boz Of s. .500, but
threw away a bulky sack contain
ing $500 In scent pieces.
The Pinkertons have taken a
hand I'm the game OF chase. after
the reward was announced. and
several men are acting under The
direction Of General Superintendent
p. X. Abearu. Sergeant OF Detee-
tlves Charles Tenant and Special
Agents j. ID. Delaney and I'd Walsh.
Of the Great Northern
While IL is the opinion Of every
special agent and the Pinkerions.
as well as police detectives. hat
the bandits are still IN Seattle. not
an arrest has been made When
the robbers left the train AZ tho
foot OF the west slope Of Queen
Anne hill, they disappeared. and IL
the thief chHsers have any sgspi-
cinns. they have said nothing.
Valuable Package Missing.
Besides the thousands If dollars
stolen. a package containing money
orders and other valuable paper
Z vas found 20 be missing when The
Great Northern officials checked
up TO ascertain the actual ioss. "
IL not known here just how yslu-
E ANtf ttilH Na1hdtt IT, ~ ~ Aar -sIA
from the 81. Paul office.
That the robbers are dangerous
men and clever criminals. IL tho
opinion OF General Western Agent
f T. l.. Clark
The whole affair was carried out
I without a slip says he. Il VAS
T the job OF experts
sergt. OF Detectives Tenant or
dered a round up Of suspicious
characters In the drssnet we're
caught Anton Knutson. known as
Rocky Mountain Pete" and Char
Sands. Neither was arrested in
I connection with the robbery, bgt
both are said By the police TO "
undersirables.
General Western Agent =. Z.
CLARK this morning stated that
S. eco OF the money stolen was IN
small currency and $500 was In
gold. A small amount Of currency
in another package is also missing.
The currency was consigned 10 =
bank at Mt Vernon by the Dexter.
Horton bank. Of this city. Mr..
Clark stated this morning that
he received authority last night 10
advertise the offer Of a reward In
newspapers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13

leans death vas fired b. Detcctive
William Holland.
u IL said that the stool pigeon
whu betrayed Garcia was Tip"
lelcher. known TO the police rs q
friend and adviser of thieves II
r. claimed that Heiehcrs Wtfe.
Sadie Beleher. was infatuated with
the desperate. and that BeiehsT
betrayed bis friend for the double
purpose 81 securing the 5000 20.
ward and AZ the same time putting
Garcia out ~ the way.
Sheriff G. Frank Emery. with
whom the bargain 10 betray Garcia
was made by the stroll pigeon. has
sieadfasilf refused TO divulge the
name Of the betfayer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
PROTECTION
ASKED OF
COURT
Cussie |. Mason Fears
Vengeance of Discarded
Lover.

Love letters aud threats 20 kill
DO not 20 well together. bat they
weru the center 81 interest IN Judge
John q Cordons court yesterday
afternoon when Guasie 1. Mason
told Nhy Napoleon Bouton shonld
be compelled 10 give a bond 10
keep the peace
Gusnic Mason says she Is -
years old and cashier ia the gro.
cert store ~ NOods Bros. az Hin
man cts. and Says she doesn't
want 60 marry young nout0n. a
Young and ardent Frenchman.
The trouble came Co head
short time sgo when Thomas Ma
son. the father. appeared Al the
prosecuting attorneys office and
complained that Bouton had threat.
cned 10 NH his daughter on April
~. II she did not marry him.
Atty. W A Holxeimer appeared
as counsel for nouton yesterday an.
vrnoon and fought the case stub
hofnly.
Letters From oirl.
lie produced letters which Bou.
ton had received from Miss Mason.
filled with burning words Of love,
written from the time she lived in
Champaign. y Y. IN 1902, up TO
last August
The letters showed that Rouion
had sent her money on many Oc.
casiona and that she had urged him
10 send more. all of which she
wrote that she was putting In the
bank 80 that they would have a
nice little nest egg upon which TO
get married.
Attorney Holzelmor wanted 10
know " she had not received $4,000
altogether. with Miss Mason deny.
ing this with an oh, no
says he ls Gambler.
Miss Mason claims that Bouton
IL a gambler aud produced letters
to show that he had put his money
on the ponies al Goldneld. New,
and at Hot Springs. Ark. and
showed where her parents had
given him the funds TO do IL. At.
tornuy llolzeimer claimed that they
had done this In the hopes that
he would make big winning
The case was continued until
Thursday afternoon when the moth
or. Mrs. Mary Mason. will be put
on the stand and tell about Bou
tons threats 10 kin her daughter.
II Is expected that Deputy Prose
cutting Attorney John r Murphy
will also put William Woods. q
member Of the firm of Woods Bros,
on the stand to tell about threats
he had heard
Attorney Holzelmer SAYS he win
start civil suit TO recover money
which Bouton has given TO his
sweetheart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
FULLER TON is.
REMANDED
Kidnapped Seattle Man in
Jail Pending Habeas
Corpus Hearing.
10y United press.)

SAN FRANCISCO. May ls.-Rob-
err ". Fullerton. who was arrested
AZ Seattle aud brought 20 this city
on the steamer Watson by two de
teciives from New York City. ap-
peared IN Superior Court Judge
seawelfs court yesterday after.
noon with a petition for a writ OF
habeaa corpus He was remanded
20 the custody % the sheriff, pend
INK the final decision Of the peu.
ton, tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
VIII BE Charged with Murder.

VICTORIA. - G.. May 49,
Sergeant Murray. Of the provincial
police. will leave Great Falls, Mont.
today. bringing hack to British Co,
lumhia Patrick Mullen. charged
with numbering an Italian a year
ago At Fernie A reward Of $500
Was offered for his extradition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
ASK DeloH's APPOINTMENT.

4 number of petitions are be-
lnE circulated asking Mayor Miller
to appoint patrolman George F.
Deigh as chief of police. to take
the place at present filled by Act.
ing chief Of Police Irving +. Ward.
are being circulated among the
voters Doigh has been In the servy
ice for six years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13

NEW YORK. May 13.-Gov
Hughes. In a letter 90 Gen Stewart
l.. Woodward, announces formally
that he would not be able to ac-
eept nomination for the vice
presidency, and even 81 elected
could not serve,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
,,nimere Divine Claims
|, Porte Suspect Told
Him All.
S,,.d That Mrs. Cunness
V,s Mol Burned---Let-
lers Received.

-ssoRr Nd. May Is
-, ), l.Amphsrc under arrest
!. Y, :. rur,s ina. In connection
- deaths 81 Mrs Belle Gua
We "a her three children, Is
- -, - 4 ne crims Is the staItlins
o. 60 = made hy the Rev D. \.
s's ,nweF II the hissesi Mctho
-, -asyeh q he latter city who
q thal lbe prisoner con.
: ~. - ssssor ssys lamphcfr came
". ene aay 10 = piuful con.
~. ~ asa With trafs atrcaminH
go -. hls cheeks told bis dreadful
aHy ,......a... b.l,,e.t
- \. Gunnsss children. said
$500 sThey ~rV ehlofoiofmed
" 4. Asase lired Judging FROM
- famuhefe toia me The hosiY
- xaman found IN the ashes
- -. q Mrs Guinness Mr.
cs~aess ) SIN alive
as~ehsse vas yery kalons 81
n.,@.sae one % the GUINNESS
go. h ms opinion thc man
s~<si degrusrate With money
~ emaess had given ham he
- d eonae 10 toSn aud dfluA
AHrll