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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-06
TABASCO LIMERICK
A soubrette who worked for
Papasco
One day kicked up quite fiasco,
As the hair on her head
Turned from yellow to red

The last word of the last line must
rhyme with the last words of the first
two lines.
All that is necessary is to send us
what you think is the best last line to
our Tabasco Limerick with your name
and address. Contest closes May /,
1909, and prizes announced May Is,
1909.
Get busy now; tell your friends.
Here's a great chance TO win an in
come free.
Remember. this contest is open,
free 10 everybody. Someone must win
the above prizes. Why not you2
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TO INSURE POOR.
Novel Plan Proposed by Trustees Of
Sage Estate.

New York, Sept 5.-Backed by the
millions of the Sage foundation, to
which Mrs Russell Sage has already
turned over $10,OO0,0O0 for alternating
the economic conditions of the poor,
trustees of the fund are considering a
plan for providing life insurance at
or be Iow cost to those who cannot az
ford to pay the rates charged by the
big companies.
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HEALTH IN CUBA
MAY Be IMPROVED
Department Undertakes En-
forcement of Rules.

given special attention to the extermi.
nation of mosquitoes, to proper regula-
ton of the milk supply, and adequate
inspection is made of such establish
ments as are devoted to the prepare
ton of food products. including ice,
mineral waters. confectionery. etc.
Chemical analysis of beers and other
liquors is enforced
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NICARAGUA IN TOO
HAS STRINGENT LAW
Chemical Laboratory at Ma
tons Capital.

The government of Nicaragua has
enacted law regulating the imorta-
ton and sale of patent medicines and
prohibiting the Importation of adulter-
ated or misbranded food products or
drugs. This law provides also for the
establishment of a chemical laborato-
~ in the capital of the republic for
the examination of all products under
suspicion.
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PRISONERS HAVE
REGULAR TRADE
New York Coroner Now on
Trail Seeking Vengeance.

Il am on the trail of a band of pro-
fessional prisoners, the members of
which have, within the last few years,
murdered a number of persons and
drugged and robbed many more"
The Coroner secured the names of
three persons and they were held for
the grand jury.
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SEVEN DAYS
FOR THE
PRICE OF s

FOR RENT-House, 324 South Sth.
CIT
FOR RENT-A nice flat over 90S Main
street and room frame dwelling
No. 454 S. 18th. 6-3t
FOR RENT-Five room house in good
condition. Phone 3065. 5-2t
FOR RENT-Modern flat at Husson's
grocery. 18th and Main ST. At
FOR RENT-Seven room house ant
bath. 62T S. b. at
FOR RENT-6 room Fat, 1870 Main.
$3.50 per month. 12-tf
FOR RENT-Furnished room with
bath, for men oaly. The Grand.
aug1s If
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FREE 100000
i'm Gold
For Just Writing the Best Last Line TO the
Following TabaScO Limerick
900 for the Best; $3.50 TO Second; $500 TO Third
$3.50 TO Fourth, and SIS Each TO Next 100 Winners.
WHAT is TABASCO?

For forty years 1t has been used by
cooks everywhere. Every first-class
hotel. steamship. restaurant and din
ing car uses it in the kitchen and upon
the table. Tabasco is great for soups,
roasts, fish, fowl, game, seafood, for
eggs of any style. for the outdoor
luncheon or the afternoon salad. Use
it in your kitchen all the time.
What makes excellent the cooking
of the chef will make delicious the
food of the home. Get the Tabasco
habit in your kitchen, on your table.
One drop works wonders. Buy from
your grocer today. He has it; every
grocer has it. Ask his opinion.
This contest is open to everybody
free. Send in your Limericks in your
own way and as often as you please.
The fund to pay these prizes is now
on deposit with Geo w Young & Co.,
Bankers. New York City.
mcILHENNY COMPANY lest. 1861
Packers and Manufacturers of South
ern DeIicacies. Avery Island, La.
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a. this concerns -ou. read carefully. Dr
lldwelrs Syrup Pepsin 10 rositiSely suaran
II to cure inc .7estion. nstipation, sick head
le, offensive breath. malaria ana al ciseaset
iu9 from stomach trouble.
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Situations Wanted and
Found Ads = times
FREE

FOR SALE-Good work horse, any one
can drive. II FIT. Wayne avenue.
Git
FOR SALE-One base burner at SO n.
9th street. Cit
FOR SALE-Good tenor drum, Flat 6,
McConaha Bldg. 6-3t
FOR SILE-Wood cook Stove. Call
at % n. 9Th ST SIT
FOR SAI4E-Now if you want a nice
modern home cheap, see Thompson,
TO Main. Att
FOR SALE-Good vertical engine; A
horse power in first class order, will
sell cheap. Telephone 2299, Long
Bros. SGT
FOR SALE-1O4 feet front by $50 feet
deep, on Main street. A bargain.
J. B. Beckwith, 716 Main. 4-3t
FOR SALE-Base burner, cheap. SO
S. 7th. AIT
FOR SALE-Good house, $500 down.
SIS per month. Price $3.50. Fitz-
gibbons, 9th and Main. At
FOR SALE OR TRADE-9-room brick
house and two acres Of ground near
Earlham. See me quick. Al H.
HINT. I. n. 9th. At
FOR SALE-New five room house,
electric lights, both kinds water, 1872
Randolph. 3-3t
FOR SALE-Camper's new 12-foot
Acme Boat, canoe shape, collapsible,
for sale cheap. Hawkins Ponds.
3-St
FOR SALE-Our complete Ity goods
stock, cheap for cash or cash and
approved security. Floor cases,
bundle carriers, trip mirror, safe,
National cash register. All before
Oct. !. Fawley & Holdermann,
Wabash, Ind.
FOR SALE-All kinds of composition
roofs. r. P. Whistler, 1926 Main.
cit
FOR SALE-Household goods, 22S N.
10th. 2-7t
FARM FOR SALE-So acres in Ran
dolph county, nearly all level, about
half black soil, present corn crop
will make fifty bushels per acre,
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SERAPH:
Cookies from Gold Medal Flour, are
the best 7 ever tasted. SOPHIA.
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Have you ever thought
about renting that vacant
house or furnished room
of yours? Well why not
get busy and advertise it
under the sFOR RENT"
column of the Palladium.
1t will only cost you a few
pennies to get it rented,
that's better than having
it vacant. Phone your
ad to 1921, and we will
attend to it for you. Be
yOurOW real estate agent.
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Concentrated F7avors OF Vanilla and
Lemon. We pack only pure Vanilla
and Lemon flavors. Price Csc at all
grocers and used everywhere
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buildings old, one nile from market,
half mile from school, price $15 per
acre. Immediate possession if
wanted. Terms easy. Telephone
and R. R. mail. Address E. ".
Nichols, Lynn, Randolph Co, Ind,
31-7t
FOR SALE-If you want to get in
business we have several good pro-
positions and money makers. See
us quick Ball & Peltz s and 10 n.
7th st. SOFT
FOR SALE-Cigars. Tobacco and smo-
kers' articles of all kinds. Will
liams' Cigar Store, 1884 Main. SLIT
FOR SALE-If you want to build we
can sell you a good lot, Ball and
Peltz. s and 10 n 7th ST. SOFT
FOR SALE-A bargain, 4 passenger
automobile. Address G. ]. care
Palladium. 22-tf
FOR SAI.E-Art.ticiai Gas Range,
Brussels Carpet, Bedsteads; 2104
Main. 14-tf
FOR SALE A car load OF horses every
Saturday AMI Monday at Gus Taube's
barn. 9tt
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-House;s eight rooms
modern conveniences. 401 S. 14th
sgt
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light house keeping. Alt N. 18th.
SIT
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FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE-Rich In
surance Agency, Hans n. Kohl, Mgr.
TIC Main. mays sun & thur II
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WANTED.

WANTED.
WANTED-You to get your stoves re-
nickle plated before the cold wealth
er comes. Brown & Darnell Co,
1929 Main. Git
WANTED $500 to make good first
mortgage real estate loan. S. K.
Morgan, Sth and n. E. Git
WANTED-Sewing to 10 in or out Of
the city Address B. care Palladi-
um. 6-3t
WANTED = An experienced preparer.
Apply at once, Kielhorn Millinery
Co. Cit
-Washings to do at 921 n.
18th. CIT
WANTED-Eyeryb body to see the Nal
able Range demonstrated from Sept.
IA to 10, at Seaney & Browns, 915
Main. 6-tf
WANTED-Girl at SO n 18th st.
Pit
WANTED--Situation as housekeeper
by middle aged woman. Can give
reference. Call 813 N. Sth St SGT
WANTED-To sell bananas; good
ripe stock, 10c per dozen. Corner
9Th and Main SGT
Electrolysis" superfluous
hair, moles, warts, removed by the
Electric needle operation. The only
sane and safe method. Mrs. Mary
Hoerner, 6b N 9Th St sgt
WANTED-If you want to buy a sew
ing machine; rent sewing machine
or want your sewing machine re-
paired see r. M. Lacey, $50 Main.
SIT
WANTED-Furnished or unfinished
rooms for light house Keeping. Ad-
dress A. E.. care Palladium. sgt
WANTED-Unfurnish rooms. Ad-
dress A, 80 North 18th. I-3t
WANTED-Yo to learn shorthand.
bookkeeping, typeEritIaE and all
correlated subiec It the richmond
Business ~o""c. Day night
cour~e 4-Tt
WAN ! furniture.
car IL Main.
LIT
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FOR SALE,


FOR SALE-City real estate. Porter
fled. Kelley Block 9-tf
FOR SALE-Grocery fixtures: show
cases, scales, computing cheese cut
ter, large meat box, delivery wagons
and all other equipment and fix
lures used in the grocery and retail
meat business. See w. S. Carman,
100 Hunt St, or Phone 3140. SIT
FOR SALE-New house, six rooms,
pantry. bath room, front veranda,
back porch, stable. Cheap. Terms to
suit Phone 1890. 5-4t
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Wilson & P0hlmeyer
is North 10th. Phone 1885. Private
ambulance. sept2-tf
DOWNING & son. 16 n. Sth. Phone
2175. augltf
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WANTED-$5 to make a good first
mortgage real estate loan. S. K.
Morgan, Sth and N. E. Cit
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WANTED-Sewing to 10 in or out Of
the city Address b." care Palladi-
um. 6-3t
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WANTED-You to get your stoves re-
nickle plated before the cold wealth
er comes. Brown & Darnell Co,
1922 Main. Cit
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WANTED = An experienced preparer.
Apply at once, Kielhorn Millinery
Co. Gilt
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WANTED-If you want to buy a sew
ing machine; rent sewing machine
or want your sewing machine re-
paired see r. M. Lacey, $50 Main.
SIT
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OIUM AND SUN=TELEGRAM CLASSIFIED ADVE
1.-The Market Place of the People,.

All advertisements must be
i'm this office before
II noon
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ONE GENT
PER WORD
EACH INSERTION.

WANTED-Shorthand Typewriting,
Bookkeeping, cheapest and most
thorough. Mrs w s. Hiser's school,
80 S. 18th St Phone 2177. Opens
Sent. Ia. 27-tf
WANTED-To correspond with re-
spectacle lady, object natrimony, by
a steady, sober man with good posi-
tion and some good real estate. Ad-
dress J. B. Roberts, New Castle, Ind.
Slit
WANTED-You to know we have just
received car of slightly damaged
wheat from Chicago fire Great for
hog and chicken feed. Call today.
Also want to buy a few hundred
bushels of good rye. Phone 219S.
Carver & Meyer. Slit
WANTED-To sell you the Armour
brand of fertilizer. Phone 219S.
Carver & Meyer. Slit
WANTED-To rent modern house.
State rent Address Advance, care
Palladium. soft
WANTED-Washing to do at 204 N.
list st.
WANTED-Spring wagon; second
hand Address -. M" care Palla-
dunn.
WANTED Men to Learn barber
trade: will eCuic shop FOR you O.
furnish positions, few weeks com
pletes, cor slant practice. careful in
struct.on3, tools given Saturday
wages, 5iplonas granted. write for
catalogue Moler Barber College.
Cincinnati. o. TT
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WANTED-Everyb body to see the Nal
able Range demonstrated from Sept.
IA to 10, at Seaney & Browns, 915
Main. 6-tf
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WANTED-Furnishe or unfinished
rooms for light house keeping. Ad
dress A. E., care Palladium sgt
WANTED-Unfurnis rooms Ad-
dress A, 80 North 18th I-3t
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Greatest little satisfiers of
big wants are the
ads below
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FOR SALE-All kinds of composition
roofs. r. P. Whistler, 1926 Main.
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FOR RENT-House, 324 South ST
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FARM FOR SALE-S0 acres in Ran
dolph county, nearly all level, about
half black soil, present corn crop
will make fifty bushels per acre,
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
Dry and Wet Gum Cotton.

Suspended from the ceiling there are
probably one or two small tin cans.
These are the really dangerous PARTS
OF the cargo. In them are decorators.
used TO explode the mines. and they
are suspended so that there is no dan
ger Of their receiving a sudden shock.
As a matter OF fact the only real
danger lies In these little cylinders.
which resemble cans Of preserved fruit.
There are two kinds Of gun cotton.
dry and wet. and each & harmless I'M
I'll they get together. then It is well to
move the other way and break the
sprinting record for a mile or more.
The gunpowder IS generally kept on
deck and in the cabins. TO be out or
reach Of other explosives slowed away
in the hold and used to set or the
mines.
Suppose you are out on cruise
with A dereEct hunter, the Gresham,
for instance, and are cruising along
the New England coast. when an
abandoned Hner was sighted
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
PLGLNc TH6 FNNEEUPA or 4 Ri

moves about on the Mohawk. or the
Seminole or any Of the other cutters
commissioned 10 clear the ocean paths.
Perhaps in your cabin you ind half a
dozen Of these little boxes dashed 70
your he'd They are dashed securely.
in all probability. and couldn't get
loose in a thousand years unless tam
pered with. the captain Will tell you.
but still there are a lot Of People on
shore who can't go 20 sleep until they
look under their beds. and knew moth
ing IS there IN the berth above there
may be half a dozen OF So more OF
these boxes. which come TO have a
personality all their own, and seem 20
wink and TO grirnace at you from time
TO time as YOU come TO know them bet
ter and better.
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
Head Gunner in Charge.

With the quick precision which
marks the discipline on these cutters
even more than in the regular serv-
ice. each man moves TO his post, even
the captain Is IN the background.
and the head gunner becomes the
commanding officer.
The surf boat is lowered. and with
the gunner or his first assistant in
charge. a dozen or so marines are dis
patched to the derenct soundings
are taken on all sides with mathe-
NAUTICAL precision. and from these
figures the bronzed Old gunner deter
mines exactly where the mines must
be located. Generally one mine will
do the work. Sometimes it takes
three or four. But seldom or never
does II take more man one trial to
disjoin the hulk.
On board, meanwhile, the mines are
being prepared. The wet guncotton
is brought up from the hold. and the
little boxes are carried out from the
cabins Then are produced the COP
per cases in which the charges are to
be sunk. In these the wet and dry
guncotton are placed in the ratio Of
five pound Of wet to one of dry.
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
Respected This Honor.

This honor Graham respected and
he accepted his fate like a man and
sought 20 forget her IN long journeys
attendant upon his chosen vocation.
But Ksmet was too strong for them.
Hoppington came into his fortune and
left England 20 claim It. Then en-
sued a long silence IN which his wife
knew nothing Of his movements but
what she saw IN the papers Had
Graham returned 10 England then a
divorce and a happier marriage might
have followed. but he was far of IN
The Philippines. At last anger and a
woman's curiosity TO know what was
going on got the better Of her. and
she determined TO go to Chicago OPEN
". and, II necessary. fight Il out there
10 the conclusion OF a recognition OF
her rights or an absolute divorce.
Kismet brought Captain Graham 10
Chicago at the same time to sell 10
Hoppiagtou the baby orchid. Kismet
placed them IN hotels but a block
apart and Kismet engineered their
meeting on Michigan boulevard.
Would she share his box al the
opera that night7 Yes. she had nithinz
TO conceal, nothing 10 be ashamed OF.
and a neglected vife's right 20 DO as
she pleased II her husband was
aware Of her presence in the CITY he
had not intimated II. Over the supper
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Fine for Fishermen.

Il is five minutes before the waves
subside, and all about is boating Ium-
Der and dead fish. II the wreck is near
the shore fisherman Ill their boats. and
then come back for more.
The care and difficulty in placing
these charges. and in timing the ex-
piosion is not the only difficulty en-
oountered The hardest proposition OF
all is to locate the shifting wrecks
Revenue Cutter officials. who have
Their headquarters at the Treasury De-
partment at washington. some time
ago inaugurated a systematic cam
paign among mariners on all vessels
with a view Of having a report on all
dereIicts cited. Commanding officers
now recognize It as a part OF their
duty TO make fun reports. stating ex-
act latitude and longitude where the
wreck was seen.
But in the majority Of cases. by the
time this report reaches the service
and a destroyer arrives at the point
named. wind and tide have carried the
hulk miles away. and a long and
arduous search ensues. Wireless
telegraphv has remedied this condition
70 some extent. and the delay IN
reaching the dereIict has been cut
down by half Even now II is largely
matter Of good luck II the wreck
IS found near the spot designated.
The hardest and most exciting part Of
the commanding officers duty is TO
calculate from the weather conditions
and the winds where the hulk is most
likely to be found. and IN many cases
it is not located at all
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
Continued from Fifth Page)

ing him. he would have fallen ureIess
10 the cell floor. We laid him on the
punk and the jail attendants rushed
in and appl ed the usual rcstOratives.
The chief had picked up the letter
which had fallen from Graham's fin
gers He read it and passed II to us.
1 give It verbatim:
Beloved: Kismet is too strong for
Us. There is but on way out and
snail take it. The blood Of the beast
is on my hands and your love could
never wash them clean. Tell al aud
save yourself. When you read this I
shall be dead by the little weapon
you gave me. Forgive me for the
ruin Of your life. You only have I
loved. I kiss your mouth.
EVELYN
For weeks we despaired of ever
hearing Graham's story while he lay
in brain fever the result of the shock
to his already OverwrcUght nervous
system At last, however, Clarke, the
chief and J. who, despite the fact that
we were the Instruments of his undo
ing, he regar ded as his c.osest friends.
sat by his bedside and heard the pitt
ful tale will sbridge It to give the
reader only the points in the story
which remained a mystery TO US and
must be equally so to anyone follow
ing these lines.
Captain Graham first met the Count
ess Evelyn Scrymgour at a house
party in Warwickshire. He had fallen
deeply in love with her at first sight
and be laid seige 70 her heart as per
sistently as ever he followed a rare
specimen OF orchid. That she return
ed his love he was SURE. but there was
a restraint in her rsIctions with him
that he could not fathom. Finally.
when riding to hounds they found
themselves far from the pack. Night
was coming on, a beautiful moonlt
night that no lover could resist. As
they logged their horses side by side
along the bride path he took her in
his arms across the saddle. She strus-
gled feehly. yielded and their lips met
The Washington times., 1908-09-27

stablishes a connection between The
mine and the battery. and this IS
slowly unroUed as the deadly brass
ball IS conveyed TO the derelict.
The trip back 10 the hulk IS made
with the greatest care. Now a very
slight jar would be enough TO set Of
the charge The mine is lowered just
as carefully until It rests on a solid
foundation. The boat pulls away from
the range of the falling wreckuEe. and
the Gresham steams back TO the fall
length Of the coil. The gunner in charge
on the larger ship ;non connects tie
battery with the cable and signals THAI
AL Is ready.
re suspenGs his thumb over the but
ton which will release the spark All
eyes are on the wreck With d Here
she goes he presses the button A
deep boom resounds. a sensation Ike
the effects OF an earthquake is felt, the
Gresham is lifted high on the crest Of
a wave. and lurches from side 10 side
Through the mist a mighty seyser seems
10 rise several hundred feet above the
water. a few seconds later a rain or
splinters strike the deck and the water
ali about is strewn with wrockage.
The Washington times., 1908-09-27

ne shouted, rushing upon her with up
lifted hsL
He failed 20 notice that she was
toying with q keen pointed hunting
knife, an ornament 70 his library u
BILE The captain rushed out but he
was too late. Involuntarilys Graham
maintained. and for the sake OF the
dead and the inability 70 disprove Il
let US believe so. she had raised the
came against II, and il sank into his
heart.
The countess save piercing
scream, and then the house was STILL
They were alone with the dead. When
the horror Of the deed had lifted suf-
ncientIy for them TO think OF the fu-
ture, Graham drew the knife from the
wound, and, lifting u high over the
table, brought Il down with all the
power Of his muscular right arm
The blade sank through the wood up
70 the hilt.
There" he said. no matter what
comes, darling, no TOman's hand did
Though innocent in everything. the
very manner Of Their being in the
house was against them. They plan
ned TO return 10 their hotels. keep
close for q day 10 avoid the suspicion
OF quick departure, and then leave
Chicago with its mystery unsolved-
Dur the AorL supper on the SLQODs the
baby orchid. and kismet wilied other
wise.
And who sent the telephone mes
age 10 the poliCe2 Was Il the woman
they had seen who later returned and
discovered the Crime2 was IL the
countess who shuddered TO think OF
the man she once thought she loved,
and whose name she had a right 10
bear, lying there dead and alOne2
Graham did not know. aud we dld u f.
IND out.
7 have no doubt bur that Graham-s
story, told as we hes % e 10 the cor
oner's jury would have set him scot
free. But some complication some
fever doubtless that he had picked 10
in the tropics. set in and proved too
much for his weakened BODY. The
law had no chance TO correct the error
of his arrest.
Hon Bertie Hoppington came into
his own Chief Ship COZ the credit
for the solution OF the mystery. Clarke
got the reEar6. at least 50 1 suppose
for he is uniformly silel.t On those
matters. and I. well. I get the story
and now you have that
(coDyEight, 1sos. BY " c. Chapaa-l
paSR Savon