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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

dhtfiueted under the management
~ tHhe Century school of fine arts
promises Ia DO great benefit 10
those desiring a better understand
fnH ~ the art and artists 81 our
coming exposition Mrs Harriet
Mocreary shaw has charge OF tho
practical class ana will also direct
the studio lecture course, which
VIII begin early In October.
Rainier Chapter. D. a. n.
Jtalnier chapter. Daughters ~ the
American Revolution. VIII hold the
first meeting of the new year Tues
ahy afternoon. September. ~. at the
irrfidence ~ Mrs, e. e. nfnnmon. 2a9
Avth aV, N. An members are urged
% be present
Auxiliary Temple de Hirsoh.
The ladies' Auxiliary. Temple Dc
HirHch, Will hold ith regular meet
ms Monday Ia tho veHtry room Of
sie temple
Seattle Federation.
The Seattle Federation ~ Wom-
ems clubs Will meet tn tha parlora
81 the 81 Francis hotel, al 1,5O
y. IN. on Monday
Myrtle Social Club.
The Myrtle Social club will be en-
tertalned at the home OF Mrs, Mac
Donald. e22 goth ay.. Monday after
noon, at o'clock
Wednesday Bridge Club.
Mime. AuEias Turenna Of Capitol
hill viii entertain the Wednesday
Afternoon Bridge club at It's next
meeting
Classic Culture Club.
The Classic Culture club viii meet
AZ the homo ~ Mira John 4. Jordan
the afternoon OF October 3. Rev.
H. II uowen viii give "A lecture on
Antony and Cleopatra"
Art Department.
The art department Of the Won
ans Century club will meet Mon
day afternoon "a the art gallery Of
the Carnegie library. Fourth and
Madison. Mira 4. Peunell will
talk ON painting and Mira. Fred
hagiat VIII review Dutch painting.
Ladies' Musical Club.
The first active members meet
ina ~ the Ladies' Musical club viii
be held Monday afternoon az 2 so
o'clock. al % n JehnHtnns hall
orptse Club.
Mrs Roger Neyclle, sb2t Howard
Nv. y. will entertain the orptec
club Friday afternoon.
Ciionian Club.
The Ciiunihn club viii hold its
first meeting Tuesday afternoon at
Plymouth church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
THE GREAT ROLTAIR
AT THE A.-Y.-P. L.

thing viii BE- business on several
parts Of Paystrcak. as Creation VIII
not be the only Roliair attraction
"PhAruah's Daughter" the beau
ufui Illusion. one OF the most mys
ufytnE Of Roltair's creations, a blg
financial winner. viii be- one 81 the
other features. This vision has
been running AZ DFeamland New
York City. continually for the past
three years.
"Mohomet's Mountain with itN
caves OF mystery. movable stair.
case. etc. Is one % the other Roi
talr features This will h. spec.
tAcalar. The Bridge Of signs IL
one Of Mr. RoltRirs most versatile
efforts II Is full OF mirsh ard
laughter. instead u tears Mr. Rol-
tair IL holding back fuii deacrip.
lions 81 "Mohomet's Mountain" and
The Bridge of SiEhs. and viii
give the public one Of the MgEest
OF surprises when they are opened
AZ the exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

Minns~sshs Club.
The ainnrWagha club viii give
The last outing dance ~ the series
Friday evening. az Leschl pavilion
wsmsn's Aiiianoe.
The Wsman's Alliance ~ the First
Unitarian church met with Mrs
" Barney. az 18Th AZ. yesterday
Afternoon.
Art Eshshsa
An event u unusual interest in
elubdufu wilt BE- fhe art exhibit at
the nem Federated club house. on
Harvard av y and Thomas ~.
from October Z 20 ~. inclusive. b.
the fiae arts and crafts department
% tho Century club
AT works from Az over the state
viii be exhibited. and earh 81 the
separate clubs ~ the federation viii
have a day and evening for lts spe.
ciai collection. on these day. The
ladies u the respective clubs viii
receive visitors. and special after
noon andnegoning programs viii be-
provided
Seattle Club Entertained.
The Fortnlghtly club of Seattle
viii be entertained az luncheon b.
tho Nealka club ~ Tacoma chs after.
mon ~ Friday. October z. At the
residence n Mrs v y. Harmon col
~ ] IT This interchange 81 hos
pitalifY between the two clubs Is a
pleasant custom. which viii be con-
tinusd during the ensuing year.
Century Art Course.
The studio talks which win b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
PERSONALS

Mrs. Fred htimNuu and daughter.
Miss Achnah S,imnnn. left today Tor
the east After placing Miss stim-
son ia Miss Hhipley'H school. briar
Ciiff Manor. New York. Mira slim
son viii return home.
Mr. and Sire. Phillip =. Kelly re-
turned today from an extended trip
in Europa
Afr and Mra A. 3. Kerry and
Mics olive Kerry left to-day Tor the
east where Miss Kerry viii attend
school
Mwssrm Malcolm bruce. wade
fi1fiburt and Tom Griffith left this
week for culver. Ind. where thoy
via attand the military school Tor
boys
afisa Jessie Hardy. daughter 81
AFR aud Mrs Horace II Hardy. IL
stteudlng school az - Helcn'n hsil
Mra William PiEust lufi today fgf
a winter soiourn IN the east
Aira. y y. BoRmrdus and Mrp AZ
~ Augustine left today % winter AZ
Hollywood. Los Angeles
Mra Maxwell "a Bruce VIII leave
Thuraday for PittAhurE Pa. where
klt viii spend the winter.
tItsH Muriei Henderson % Van
oauNeF. 81 g. ~ The guest - Miss
johnson az hor home. us Harvard
az ~
Miss Pauline C. Morris left this
wwnk Ter National Park seminary
Washington. ~ 4.
Rev Hugh GALLAGHER has al his
guest hiss sister. Miss Aunic Gala
shar. q san Francisco. Cal
Aiss Euialir Haywood g. attend
inE Virginia college. 81 Roanoke.
Va
Mrs walter W GrtKxs q Den
vrr. Cello. IL visiting her mother.
Mrs g. A. Maynard. at taf1 HAr-
ward az.
Mrs. Campbell a. The Caplioln"
gave an az home "Wednesday aft
cfuoun.
Mf and Mrs Harry n elise have
rrfufned home. after a tour through
Europe.
Niss Marguerite Cilne VIII study
az NaAsaF college ar. Francis
elise viii enter iS0tchkiaa.
Mr. and MrH ~ r. Downs leave
today Tor New York city.
MfH r &. Bricr IL on an extend
~ Walt IN the east
AR. Sidaey 7. James has returned
10 Cambridge Theological seminary.
Mr. and Mra Charles L Patterson
are on visit through the eastern
states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
NENEY SPRINGS AN EXPOSE

SO 90 Arizona and help reopen the
case. Handy, u IL said. refused,
Handy claims that Ruef aud his
agents approached him in Novem'
Der. 1905. and asked him 10 80 TO
Arizona and assist ia having Heney
indicted for the killing Of his
father, Later Howard Harm ap-
preached him. according 20 Handy'a
statement. and offered % pay all
expenses aud make Il right finan'
ciaiiy" II he would consent 20 take
part IN the affair Again he refused.
he saya
Rnef. he claims. stated that he
had enough influence In the courts
TO secure the indictment and
enough witnesses who would test.
" his way 10 secure conviction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
Creation" and Three
Other Features Have
Been Secured.

re best attractions on the Pay.
nrsak al the Alaska. Yukon Pacific
srpcslsion win be those BY the
crvaf Rnltair The management
4 The exposition h considered Cor.
1nais In securing this great mans
soa6erful novelties.
Henry Roltair has been In Sc
f,sls Tor several months and the
crssison Roltair Amusement com.
mny has been formed and work
Il breaking the ground for
Creation. the big attraction. has
lrsady begun. This alone wlll GOV.
q an acre OF the Paystreak Mr.
soliAir formed the company In Sc
ssfie. with Capt r W. Johnson,
ae veil known Nome finaneier. as
As partner From nov on every.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
WEDDINGS
'%~%&%e~~~e@e4~e4O@%>~

Wedding This Evening.
Mr. Edward HotEul Schafer aud
Miss Edith rirnie Copeland viii bo
married this evening at the homo of
the brides parents MIR aud Mrs J
=. Copeland. 1873 18th av n Rev
Francis J Van Horn. OF Plymouth
church. win officiate
The matron 81 honor viii be the
brides sister, Mrs. g. NJ Hawkina
The groom viii be attended by Mr.
g. NJ Hawkins only the immediate
lhthilS and near friends viii be pres.
ent
Huahett. Llndsrmsn.
Mr. Charles SilAa Huehatt aud
Mise Matilda Iinderman were mar
fied Wsdnssda evening at the fam
iiY home 1919 Remington court
Cd
Candy Burnett.
Mr.. Robert a. Candy Of New
York and Miss barbara Il Burnett
- Portland. ore, warp married
lhurHday evening In the pariora ~
The First Presbyterian church by
Rev. 81 A. Matthews. ID u.
strong hickman.
Niles Carolyn Lillian Hickman.
daughter u Df, Hickman nf Tacoma.
was married 20 Marshall lowell
stfong. formerly Of Detroit Mich.
Tuesday noon. az Use home ~ Mr.
and Mrs "A N Richmond. az Iau-
rclhnfat Rev David Il Davenport
of Georgetown Presbyterian church
toad the marriage service.
The maid ~ honor vas Miss
fake Robertson OF Tacoma. and the
bridesmaids wore Mas Marjorie
Miller, Miss Gertrude Hardent,,irv.
Mas TurFeii ~ Tacoma. Miss Car
rte Triple Miss Helen Richmond
and Mtaa Gertrude clark ~ Taco.
ma. The ushers wsre Mr Raymond.
Mr. Thomas Kelly. Mr.. FRED Dick.
son and Mr. buffeid Of Detroit
Mr. Leonard sWaies was Erooms-
man, The bride was given away by
Mr. Richmond
Mr. and Airs strong viii be AT
home 70 their friends after Novcm-
boz rs at the R~ntnu apartments
Clark Zimmerman
Mr. Harry L. Clark and Mrn v
zimmerman wara married Wranes.
DAY az Trinity parish church. Rev.
Herbert ~ Gowcn officiating.
bannistsr Hodwaa.
Miss Frances frgns Rodman was
married "Wednesday "a AFR Harry
y hannister Tho ceremony wac
aolcmnised IN Trinity church 81
Rev. Herbort ~ Gowen, - -
Wedding Wednesday.
Mr. and Mira g. y. Draper have
announced the coming marriage ~
their daughter Helen Ernratlna. TO
SIT Edwin Wentworth The We'd
ding viii take place al the family
Residence. 1854 ifth av s. wednas
day evening
Hart. Sssaasr.
Mr. William q Hart and Mas.
h.rnles y S~xau~r we're married
"Wednesday evening az thu home %
the officiating clergy man. Rev Hl
" IinEnnfeitaf Mr and SIRE Hart
Niil reside In Fremont
Nay oiithsro.
Miss Rose aiifhrro u sunnydale
wash vas married 60 Sir Henry
James Aay, Tuesday mt tho honu
% Rev "a n tlnxsufeitar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

Miss Helen Almond. daughter Of
Mfr aud Mrs Charles =. Patton. and
q graduate of Smith college. has re-
turned home from a vialt Ia the
east
Mins Ann Beatrice sheldon. a
guest Of Mira ~ w Andrcwa. has
returned 20 her home in Portland.
whence she viii later leave for study
ia Paris
Mrs. Louis Bean Of BelilnRham
- the guest of her parents SIR. and
Mrs. A. h Graham. Ninth av.
Mrs r. NJ Fitzpatrick and daugh-
tor. Winnlfred. Of AaheFliie. ~. C.,
are visiting 81 the home ~ ID. w
McAnuiH sseI WinHlow place,
Misc Leila Price has returned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
MEET TODAY ON
OIL YMPIA FIELD

The men taken on the trip. be-.
aides Manager Hartman. arr
Pieio@. / o. Capt. Presley. l. q.
Hubbard and Patton. 1 g. Wilson
and Whitman. r. &. Mcdonald r.
q. Burke and Wilson. r e.. tiagcr
and Corners. a.. Warrcn and Palm
er. d h smith. r h.. klinefeiter Z
smaiiey would have been taken.
but the coach wns afraid 60 riak
him IN \ game yet with bis bad
knee BiE Saith AZ guard would
also have EOns had not Patton
shown up better. and 30 the coach
had a large number OF line men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
Warrington High Plays Its
First Football Game
of Season.

This morning IS men. composing
Ne Washington hiKh school foot.
hll team. left FOR Olympia 20 play
ne opening game 0f the season
Yesterday Coach Lewis put the
nsn through signal practice and
ncFst plays lie feels that they
~ make the opposing team work
I'D fight foF every inch OF ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
SWIMMING CONTEST
ATY. M. =. a. TONIGHT

Seattle Athletic Club Henry
Goodwin. r. F'opsas, Oscar 81 Cyr
n r Rowden. n. Nerkes. /. y Co.
ell. Paul Talbot. George hraekott,
A Goodtcllow. r. Filihers iloyd
rmdau,
Tacoma Y. NJ G. A. Burton
Cook, r. 4. Anderson. Joe Ghllar'
ducci, Arthur Cook
Vancouver Y. NJ C. A. Arthur
3 Lamb. John Mcpougall. W r. NJ.
Barrett
Seattle Y. N. c. Al L. Den.
ton. Edward Pinnch. " I. kalvog.
s y uardt. Clarence y Carlaon,
Harry Mewattors. Oscar A, Seig
hoy. u = Hawlcy. G y Heinrich.
Victoria Y NJ C, Al. X God.
frey. u. Il. Powgrct. W A. Ions,
Fred Carne. Frank Cromnton. Tom
nalaell $. Riddle. r. T. Cromplon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

Westbound during September and
October via Oregon r. II. 4 Nayiga.
ton Co. Chicago 10 Seattle. t3s 90:
from ST. Louis. $3.50. Kansas City.
Omaha. etc. $1,000. Other rates
and Information furnished. and de-
posits taken. al Union Ticket Office.
COS First Ave. 4. 4. Ellis. Gen. Agt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
I.seresting Events Are
Expected in Aquatic
Meeting.

Al the contestants for the tank
- ID take place tonight AZ the
INC A. p0ol are ready George
t.,Aam. OF the local association
"a, not compete. having sustained
Z injury IN football practice az
y Warrington high tits place
"a, ~ taken by r L. Denton. The
.ssesals of the meet are
pefeFee, =. W leo. Of the Ever
- NJ G. A.; starter. Capt
wenam lnElls, and clerk. " H.
-. Thc names OF the contest
- and the associations entered
ALLOW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

Eighteen strong. the Washing
ton high moleskin warriors depart.
ed for Olympia this morning. The
boys have developed rapidly dur.
Ing the last few days. Haser and
COnnors Siil both get a whack AZ
the quarter position today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
DIVORCED SIX WEEKS;
COUPLE AGAIN MARRY

constantly together. The final 70.
Cancellation vas reached yesterday
when they went 20 Ration % be
married without tho knowledge 81
their relatives or friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
Ruef and Associates Tried
10 Press a Murder
Case.

can FRANCISCO. Sept. a6.--An
alleged effort on the part % Abe
Rssl and bis associates to preia.
~ public opinion against special
ssfs prosecutor Francis J Henoy
y attempting to secure his indiet.
meat sor the killing % nr Handy
!. Arizona ~ years ago. My "cx.
wsed b. Heney today
According O. statements made by
i G Handy. son of DIR. Handy.
Ruefs agents tried 10 hire him 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26
SOCIAL NOTES


Mrs. w, ~ whlttloay. Miss Ruth
hesaait Miss Edna Wilson, John
MiliiEan aad MIR. jacobson.
Organ Recital.
MT butler viii siva the first OF
series OF winter organ reoitals IN
Trinity Parish church on sunday
afternoon az o'clock David Evans.
an Engliah baritone. touring the
country, viii ho the aoloiat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

from a visit ni the Country club.
with Mrs. Ia Farge
Airs. Eibridge a. Stuart and
daughter left Wednesday for New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

York. where Miss Katherine viii
study at Miss Baldwin's preparatory
school az Bryn Mawr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

Today's Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. Sept. IS To.
days treasury statement shows
Receipts $3.50. 100. disbursements
81. 700. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

A concert will be given IN the
Westminster Presbyterian church.
broadway and Columbia. Wednes-
day night sept 30, under the d.
rection ~ Prof Bowman Hnlaion.
There will be- ~ numbers on the
program and the following viii take
part Cambrinn Quartet D. %.
Roberts. J W. Davies. John Ed
wards. +. ~ Williams. Miss Laura
Greenfield. Miss Myrtle Neycna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

The first organ recital u series
viii be initiated sunday afternoon
at ESQ O'Clock In the Bethany Pres
hyteriau church. Br. ) II Smith.
the new English orRauist. will pre-
side 81 the organ. Dr. Smith has
been the successful orEauiat ~ the
So. Andrews church. Vancouver. u.
~. Tor the past 10 years lie comes
~ this city with high recammenda-
lions from Westmlnster Abbey. Lon
don Eng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

NHHfWFT NJ NoWFHe9
The studio talks which win h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

a pupils recital will be given a
the Columbia College ~ Music ans
Dramatic Ara on Monday evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-26

Pref Moritz Honen and his son
Master naman. viii give violin
concert the latter part of Octobcf
az the r. 81. q, A. recital hall un.
der the auspices ~ the Seattle Ped
GRAFTON 81 Women's Clubs.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
Citation for Hearing on final Ac.
count and for Distribution. II:
sss.s ii .. D.. tfL'I,,4 g.-y .F3.. B.. 81
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County Of Mower

STATE OF MINNESOTA, +ira ~ ~ r
.:22% County of Mower--ss." = %. .r. 81 ~
Y In Probate Court i r. ~, g5, 5.. =. . IL
In the matter Of the estate of. Ellef Hansen,
Decedent. a:E sss 3t 81 l: = T.S-~- - = =
s. The State of Minnesota to the heirs at
law Of said deceased and to all persons inter
ested in the final account and distribution Of
Of the above named decedent, having fled in
this court the final account Of the administra-
tion of the estate Of said Sdecedent, together
With his petition praying for the adjustment
and allowance Of said final account and for dis.
tributiOn of the residue OF said estate to the
persons thereunto entitled therefore. you, and
show cause if any you have, before this court
at the Probate Court Rooms in the Court House,
In the City of Austin in the County of Mowe1
State of Minnesota, on the 10th day of December
l9t at O'Clock p. NJ, why said petition should
mo- begranted. |#. - ~e'.g0.s o !.
Witness the Judge of said court and the seal
of said court this 11th day of November 1908.
: (SeaD p - e. J. M. GREENMAN, q
=, ,,, ~. Judge of Probate
}y5 p-ttorney for Petitioner. 7s s.Hs-%E
IT. .5;ss.. Nov. 1925, Dec. 2
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Probate of Will. a g.. .-.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
K .ig County of MoWer.-ss,

STATE OF A1NNEsorA,e# t5EsS r.
I. q. County of Mower.-ss. II
+ In Probate Court. e. e. =. .3a. :,
In the matter Of the estate of Peter Han.
nigan, decedent. s, K Esss = 1'a, e %2. : a
The State Of Minnesota to the heirs at law of
said deceased and to all persons interested in
deeedesnt; mt; :; The petition OF Anna Hannigan
Peter Hannigan, then a resident 81 the
county of Mower, state Of Minnesota. died on the
26th day Of jar, 1906, leaving q last will and
testament test, mel; which is presented e this court
ment be allowed ae the last win and testament
OF said decedent, and that letters testamentary
be issued thereon to Anna Hannigan.g, al
Now therefore, you, and each Of you, are
hereby cited and required to show canse, il
any yon have, before this court, at the Probate
Court Rooms in the Court House, in the city
OF Austin, county of Mower state OF Minnesota,
on the 2lst day OF December1 0s, at 10 clock M
granted "a q ss5 I e; z :. - = /
Witness the Honorable, J. NJ. Greenman,
Judg 9 of said court, and the seal of said
court. this 21st day of September. 1908. ~ Z
(Seal) - '';=.. .,.-s - : Judge.
!. ! r. <. Nov. e, Dec. 20 s'-'%.i: E@".
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
Clothing, torn into striip iips, bound their
hands and legs and gagged their

otnlns. torn Into str1 pound their
hands and legs and gagged their
~ outns.
Just make sure e', said Nil ke
ow for the IS other e one 4! said Jer-
~, ting up the trail 8
'autious, cautious Tommy lad 5
Warned MIKE rs g can set here Just
as easy py Deln care ful f114l.,
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way tnroug tne Drusn 10 the spot
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CHAPTER xxvll.<

3 =
.. what did little Mikey tell you.
Tommy" said the big Mike, in a toae
of triumph. Il knew you'd get her
some time e.''& s ii e. sg.Z rs s e555 :Ss:.5
The shock had been too much for
Marina, and she tainted in Jefry'sH
arms. He carried hR out into the:
open air, Mike following with the
bound woman, whom he net down at
the side Of the squirming Felipe sN 1
He then ran down to where Andre
and Riaz lay. Andre still was uncon-|
scious,s but Riaz' eyes were open and
AZ was trying to release .himself. 'Y ou|
fellows must be lonesome down here.
You're invited to join : little party
up farther = and tho next n6ment hel
waB dragging the men xfts ft1,lr him,
-eoat collar III each strong hand. He
placed the three men and the woman
side by side and. standing OF = few
feet surveying them, he laughed asI
only great, big-lunged Irishman can
laugh. 555 .s 5fs5 " \
Mixes whisky bottle was brought
into service, and It was not long be-.
fore Marina's eyes were open. Jerry
gently lifted her head to HIS skneeaands
/ Impressed kiss to her lips.
go on, Tommy; won't look e.
ssnickered Mike. I've got somethin''
pretty good to sSs look u at myself q q
Felipe's face gave evidence of great
/. fear, and Mike determined 70 try
him out. He took the gag from hiss
mouth and said: Y Y. M
See here, you yellow divil u we've
/ GOT you and got You good. il. Tell me.
|. what you u know -- every thing you
know, and II might 50 easier with you.
What ii that cave ?''s
For q moment Felipe was silent, but
the fierce flashing eyes off the big
captor cowed him compl etely.
What will you do for me ~ he
asked ss5
ou tell me and u II tell you what
I'll do, and # you don't tell me, you'll
soon see what i II DO. Now, come On
quick
count erfeiting plan q, q 81
that all ?'' s'.s2si
10y on're u yellow diyils aof y 81
Nike did not know why he said this.al
here are three sk eletons ''SsI
Where?
IS be continued II. III
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
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