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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-07
Authorities Continue 10
Search for Victims Of
Murderer.
Sweetheart Of Suspect Gives
Clue---Love Letters
Revealed.
(eY United pe.ss.l

Ia PORTE Ind. May The
Guinness farm mystery continues 20
grow deeper and deeper.
The most important development
today IN the story told by Bessie
conklln. the Michigan Clty sweet
heart OF Ray Lsmphere. who Is nm
der arrest Ia connection With Tho
burning Of Mrs Guinness home. in
which the latter and her three chill
dren were burned TO death The
conklIn girl told the anthoFitles TO-
day that Lamphere had Informed
her that he had left the Guinness
home for good
Lamphere told me. said Miss
conklin that he would get even
with The Guinness woman. lie told
me 1t was reported that she intend
ed to sell the home
She doesn't want 20 be too
sure. I.amphere said. II she IN
so sure about Il. I'll burn the place
down over her head
No additional bodies have been
unearthed today. although several
men are digging on the premises.
This work wili not be abandoned
until every inch OF ground has been
turned over.
Watches Found in Ruins.
shortly before noon the diggers
found sin mems and one Wousn's
watches In the ruins OF the Gun
meas home Through them the sa-
thuriiies expect TO learn the iden.
uty Of the nine bodies which we're
found buried Ia the Guinness lot.
Circulars giving the number OF The
watches will be sent 10 all parts
Of the country
After an examination OF the re-
mains found during the past two
DAYS. the coroner announced today
that the ones In the ground the
longest showed fractured skulls.
and that there Is evidence that The
men buried recently we're either
asnhyXiated or chioroformed
The letters with which Mrs Gun
ness Is said 10 have lured Andrew
Helgaiine. OF South Dakota. 10 his
death, aud which were given 10
States Attorney Smith by Aslie
HelEaliDe. the dead mans brother,
contain the following extracts.
Love Letters.
You are 10 me a king love
YOU with all my heart. I couldn't
bear 10 be deceived oh. come 10
me- Your bride awaits you We
will be as happy here as a king
and queen tn the most beautiful
home in northern Indiana. Don't
trust banks Sell your ranch and
other property and bring your
money here sewed securely In your
clothes. I'm SO glad when I think
you were never married. All these
lonely years you have been wait
Ing for one woman you could love
truly
You are the only man In the
world for ne. ! dream of you. My
love awaits your coming.
IL is now thought the matrimonial
advertisement read by Heigaline
WIS AuNfAAs1 w AthtAiaH ltMt-
papers in Michigan.
Helgaline's brother today told the
prosecutor that a farmland EN-
ployed by Mrs. Guinness bad In
formed him that the woman per
sonally threw the earth over the
body OF his brother after Il had
been placed In the hole in the
ground.
The Guinness home. which was
burned. had doors with heavy locks
on them. some of them two or
three. Some of the doors had
heavily barred windows. Il Is
thought that this was the murder
chamber OF the woman Blue
beard.
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naming revolver away aud the man
waa prisoner az last
Detective Loses Head.
A the Mexican lay PROSTATE
one OF the detectives. whose name
e withhald either Intentionally or
because he VAS not uoticed IN the
excitement. rushed forward and
fired another shot. Detective Frank
Clark. according to several IasrAone
In the crowd. uphraided bis brother
officer In language more fofciblc
than polite Considerable lndigna.
ton Vas expressed because the
Meacau AS shot # after lying
helpless
Sergeant OF Detectives Charles
remnant stated this morning that
h. did not believe that one Of his
men would b. guilty Of such an
act. but Detective clark admitted
that Cardaxa vas shot At after
failing 70 she paved street
Capture 10 Criticised.
While there may Be- some excuse
for shnotiuR an armed Desperate
under circumstances such a. Oh
tanned last niEht. there are those
Who believe that the man could
have been taken Without fiiling him
Nth Lead
Just why sheriff Emery appeared
on the scene Is not explained. The
Mexican knew Emery. and the u.
ficerA knew that the moment the
Mexican gaw the Utah officer be
would b. on his guard.
CLARK and Adams we're following
the man and knew him. II was
Adams plan 20 Rarrote the Moxi-
can ~ some spot comparatively de-.
serted. but when Sheriff Emery
crossed pike a. 10 meet the Mexi
can. Il preeipilatef conditions which
could OnlY result in flyiug bullets.
That ak detectives couid not cap
tire crook without shooting him.
il considered sad commentary on
the Seattle police force 10 many
quarters.
One Marrow Escape.
A II waa. the lack OF judgment
shown by sheriff Emery nearly re-
suited In the shooting 81 William
Washington. salesman employed
In a cigar store In Cont Of Becks
saloon at First ay. aud Pike II. a
bullet from tho gun Of one 81 tho
Detectives whizzed past Wadding'
tons head. crashed through = glass
show case back Of him and passed
through n box IN the saloon Just
Who fired the shot II not known.
The Incident serves 10 show the
danger Of precipltating an encoun.
ter with an Acknowledged tWo-hand
gun fighter.
Several Of the detectives who
we're In the one.aided fight eN.
pressed disgust this morning
II was a mixed up mess said
one 81 the aieutha. Things have
come 90 a pretty pass when u taxes
six men 10 capture a crook BY
shooting him full Of lead
Had Many Addresses.
Around COrdoya'a waist was
found belt half filled with cart
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Late this afternoon Cofdoxa Sas
reported Ia b. In no Immediate dan
ger Of death The wound through
his right breast Is giving him con.
siderable pain.
Al the police station gofdova
stated that he had been IN Seattle
fnr about four months lie refused
to tell anything of his family or
relatives Cordovs went under the
name ~ I'd johnson while here
Tie has lived In various parts of
the cltY. and has always stayed In.
doors In tho day time
The crime for which CordoYa was
wanted In Salt Lake City was the
murder Of Patrolman Charles !
Ford. a. the officer attempted TO
arrest him after holding up a
saloon
Detectives CLARK and Adams In.
fervlewed Gordoya at the Wayaide
hospital this morning aud he con.
feased to being implicated With 9th.
era ia several burRiaries during the
last two months lie would not tell
the names ~ hts accompliees
C0rdova said that he drew bis
gun IN order 20 shoot the Utah
sheriff
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ffdEsa. A n0ts hpuK. found IN hts
clothes. eaniRhsed many Addresses
81 pfuninen, seattle eititrns
Among them arr Rev " 4. Mat
fhs~M. Res George u Cairns Rev
"A. 1. Whitman. Rev W ~ " Reea.
Rev p ] Van Elorn Rev. W q
Jones. Former Chief u Police Wap-
penaicln. Sergeant ~ Detectives
Charles Tenant. Patrol Driver Dan
keane. Iaiier John Corheti. Alex.
auder pantaKsa. Walter Il. ns2ls
Opposite some % the names and
addresses are dates extending back
70 a month arc The records VIII
be searched 10 ascertain II ans. 81
the persons named have been the
victims Of thirvefy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-07

Around Cordoyaa waist was
found belt half filled with cart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-07

Boats and Trains = Cents.
WEArH ER-sHoWEHs TONIGHT. Fri.
| DAY. FAIR; WARNER; s. W. WlHDs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
AGED MAN LEAPS
TO HIS DEATH At
HOME FOR |NFIRM
74-Year-Old Bedridden Inmate
of Flatbusl Institution
Suddenly Crazed.

John A. Monday, a seventy-four-year
the Aged and Infrm. on GARRISON street,
Flatbush, hurled himself from the third
floor balcony Of the institution to-day
TO tagged yard and was killed. He
ia supposed to have become suddenly
insane.
The inmates OF the ward in which
Monday was cared FOR. on the second
floor OF the institution, are all very old
men. They had just been given weak
fast when wild yell from Mondays
cot startled the attendants and inmates.
Before any one had time to act the
old man loaped from his cot. although
he had been bedridden for several
months, and ran with surprising agility
TO the balcony outside, which connects
with covered stairway Shouting,
Monday darted mp the stairway
John McCauley and Lucien Jackson.
ono ~ whom is eighty AMI the other
seventy-hye years Old. occupied cots on
either side 81 Monday They staggered
out NJ bed and tried to seize him before
he showed the window mp and shot
through il, but their feeble strength
aa- NJ no avail against Mondays sud
DON, ,raPed yirali'E
tt.o7dants ran m the stairway after
SILL. but the old man reached the bah
.--, ou the ,hiri f,oor before taey aal
.I1tnI half 4 re. stops. lie locke
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
WORTH $250,O0O
He IS ACCUSED
CT SMALL THEFT
Postmaster Arrested
on a Charge of Embez-
zling $40,
Special to The Evening world

'sP"clhl ne evening VI oral
NEWARK. y. j., Dec. 19.-Charged
with the embc2zlement OF $40 OF tho
funds in tho post-ofilce at I.anoka. be-
tween Lakewood and Toms River OF
which he was POSTMASTER, George W.
Lane, whose fortune Is said 10 he
$4,000, is half deIrious ia q cell at the
county Jail as the Nind-up -" an inter
h,tteut spree lasting t1re- months, too
III TO appear nj Ills examination, which
was scheduled TO he held to-day by
United States commissioner :. Howell
Jones, Police Surgeon CLARK, County
Physician Elliott and Or. Livingston :.
HInckley, tho wen known insanity ex-
pert, are irving 10 restore him to his
normal condition.
Lane. who Is .epuled - own half the
town ol LaEol;G ana n".n ri the sur
rounding country. vas arrested yester-
day by Deputv United St.'e- Marshal
Louis Beekmar, after lively expert
ence. Until several dnys ago he had
been POSTMASTER hat on complaint Of
inspectors. the mo,l, stamps, axrurcs
and Office was removed IN wagon to
another part or The tOy"H uUd u woman
appointed postmis'rcss PENDING an in
vestigation of his accounts, 4 warrant
for his arrest was sworn out before s.
Howell Jones, Of this city.
TIE warrant charged Lane with the
embezzlement of money and postage
stamps belonging to the Post once aud
the purchase for his own USe of gro.
,.rl.. and f,tsi, sor which no maid e.,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
GIRL MASQUERAD|NC AS man,
ARRESTED, TELLS OF A MURDER
earl Waters Practical Joke Gets Her Into Hands of Po
lice, and Her Sex Discovered, She Tells Strange Tale
of WanderngS and Philadelphia Crime

CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia. Dec ia girl
incorporating as man and telling n
strange story OF adventures. with
VII ich murder committed two years
ago In Philadelphia may he connected.
was arrested here to-day under the
name Of Earl Waters.
Tn. police arrested Waters" for per-
petrat!on Of practical Joke IN robbinE
his" own room. Then they discovered
Waters" To be a girl, apparently about
eighteen wears old.
The g.rl does not know her own name
unless II is Pearl Waters. Sle says sc
was born in Europe and that her ear
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
FORECAST OF TAFT'S CABINET;
HERR|CK FOR THE TREASURY
Roosevelt Men Will Not Figure in the Makeup to Much
Extent If Knox's Advice Is Taken by
PreSident-Eect

net. When Mr., Knox arrives here with
in the next week or so Mr. Taft will
submit 10 him for his inspection and
approval the following Cabinet list:
Secretary of stale. Phiander c.
Knox. of Pennsylvania: Secretary of the
Treasury, Myron y. Herrick, Of Ohio:
Attorney General, George w. Wicker
sham. II New York; Secretary OF War
laries Magoo3; Secretary Of the Navy.
William Loeb, OF New York: or Charles
(. Thompson. Of New York: Secretary
. tthe Interior, Richard \. Ballinger. Of
seattle, Wash: Postnla ster-General
Frank n. Hitchcock, Of Nassachusetts
Secretary Of Agriculture, James Will
son the presen; Secretary Secre-
tary Of Commer>e and La Dor, George A.
knight, OF California"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
OPERA SINGER MAKES BURGLAR
Bee FOR MERCY after PUNCHING
Emil Holman Tackled Intruder in His Home and When Po-
lica Arrived They Were Uncertain Whether to Take
Prisoner to Hospital or Jail.

home and. seeing no one on the first
floor. went 10 the second loUr. where he
discovered man rummaginG through
tho drawers OF bureau.
The singer tackled him, and there was
n lively scrap about the room, Mr. Hof-
mann pummelling the intruder until he
begged for mercy.
Then the police came. and after the
marauder's injuries had been attended
he was taken to the Sixth Precinct sta
ton He was William F. Baldwin. who
a few weeks ago confded to the Saliva
ton ARMY that he desired TO reform.
Mr. Hofmann desired a man 10 tend his
lawn and furnace, and two days ago he
obtained Baldwin from the Salvation
Army. He was charged with burglary.
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BY HIS VICTIM,
HE SAYS AFTER ARREST
Demanded Money AMI Came Prepared to Shoot,
Dying Man Declares Partner Grapple5
With Assailant in Vain At
tempt to Get Gun

Harry suydm broker shot twice and fatally wosad-
ed i'll his office No 80 Broad street this morning by John c. Lum
de inventor who says Sydam eraued him. Lumsden betrayed
his shoot Sydm before drawing his pistol and George
Downs, Suydams partner caught him by the and attempted t7
dbarm him.
The shots fired while Downs and Lunsden were engaged IL
terrific struggle around the office the of which they broke two
windows The noise breaking glass attracted attention of M cJ
brokers' who looking up Suam office when the shots uers
fired One bullet penetrated Suydams left below the heart This
other entered the right side OF the breast.
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Discovery Made After Suite
Had Been Assigned to Au-
thor and Ring General.
APOLOGY FOR BLUNDER
But the Leading Citizen of
Hegewisch, ILL., Has to Find
Another Hotel.

Battling Nelson, the well-known CAPT
talist and author OF Hegewsch, H., and
incidentally lightweight champion fighter
OF the world-a title he casually picked
up at his last meeting with Mr. Joe
Gans-will not sleep at the Saint Regis
tonight, but his valet will have the
proud distinction of calling there for his
luggage this afternoon. just the same.
Incidentally, the clerks at the st.
Regis are busy with all kinds OF
Nelson and Man. HeEewisch. H." from
the morocco-bound register on which
flourish the names OF the Vanderblts
the Goulds. the Bclmonts--ay, even the
Sagans,
Mr.. Nelson arrived hurriedly and UNI
expectedly this morning from Hegewisch
coming in response to a summons from
his publishers. who telegraphed him
that 1t was imperative they receive the
MS. of his forthcoming book imme-
diateIy.
To Train for Marathon.
He also comes to get a months train.
Ing from Ernie Hertberg in long dis
lance running, because IN a month he
Will challenge the world for Marathon
race under any conditions.
II desire to establish my supremacy
I'm that line as well as in the modern
giadiatorial arena" said Mr. Nelson.
NO Greek guy. ancient or modern, has
got nothing on me. and besides. there =
too much loose change In that game
lying around loose right now for me to
overlook It,"
Mr.. Nelson has just completed this
book. which is a record Of his social.
;'israry and fistic triumphs at home and
aSrtad. Fearing to let the Ms, go out
OF his keeping, he simply took the first
train with his characteristic quickness
of decision and brought it himself
Guards His Brain Child.
zone always feels uneasy at letting
ones brain child go ont of ones own
hands even for few hours" said Mr..
Nelson.
At the 81. Regis the courteous and
gentlemanly room clerk assigned Mr..
Nelson 60 suite No. o., after Mr. Nelson's
valet had Checked his masters luggage.
Mr.. Nelson was on his way UP TO his
suite when he was suddenly oyertaken
by another clerk. equally courteous and
gentlemanIy, but evidently with some
thing on his mind.
Beg pardon, MI. Nelson" he said
with some hesitation and keeping the
bellman between himself and the au-
thor, the young man who received
you downstairs made stupid error
pom my word, quite ineScusable lie
assigned you 10 rooms which have been
engaged for the past ten days. AwfuIly
sorry and all that sort Of thing, but the
house is full and we viii have to ask
you TO bear with us and er-er, try
somewhere else IL | might make a
suggestion-why not go over to our
neghbor, the Gotham. across the
street.?
Very Much Put Out.
Mr.. Nelson said really II was most
provoking and made him feel terribly
put out, and why didn't they have
clerks who was on 10 their Jobs and
wouldn't mix guy up and II lot more
but he took the next elevator down. an /
when last seen was taNicabbng in the
direction OF the Hotel Aston. There is no
record of casualties at the Saint Regis
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keeping up his abandoning game for
ever had not Xilie secured warrant
for his arrest the other day after he
had again deserted her to go and live
with Rachel, Iillie went with On,cer
Smith. OF the Essex Market Court. this
morning la No. 66 Columbia street,
where they found Nachmanowitch with
Rachel
All that Nachmanoe'itch would say
was. II am lrtWeen two fires"
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DOT 10 Resign
From Cab. net
Early in Year.
viii Quit Post of Secretary
of Stale After Election as
United States Senator,

Secretary OF state Root VIII resign
from Prcsldcnt Rolsevelt's Cabinet soon
after the beginning of the new year.
TIL, was announced to-day from an
aE.. orila'iye source.
!. was sad t!at as Mr., Roots cleo
ton 90 the Unsed States senate is as.
Sal. u, DE- WI 500, his office IN n;d' n 10
cum n owe" to a successor Immediately
ne .s notified -. l.e choice OF the New
York STATE L'g'slHIlIt.
1t 81 likely, according Ia tie authorit"
for tho auuuUu. ument ~ EerrriarJ
Roots decision u resign his portfolio,
that President Roosevelt va, appoint
Robert Bacon the present Assistant
Secretary a. stare, as his successor
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There were ten thousand excited men
and boys in Broad street and Exchange
place after the shooting, a bis me-
clamored in front of the building fer adj
mittance, and two policemen ha. al
they could do to bold the entrance.
Word went through the crowd tia.
Suydam had been shot and that his as.
sailant was in the hands OF the police.
Many OF the younger curb brukery,
carried away by excitement, began n
shout about lynching The policemen.
seeing no good in trying to take the!r
man afoot through the mob on the
street. telephoned to the John street
station for patrol wagon and reserves
Guarded by Reserves.
The wagon, carrying ten policemen.
and the ambulance arrived together.
Tne policemen formed in line from tho
door Of the building TO the rear step of
tho patrol wagon, backed up at the
curb, and Lumsden was hustled through
the Lane OF bluecoats. AS he passed a
score OF brokers kicked or struck at
him. Because Of the excitement attend
Ing the shooting, The removal of the
wounded man and the transfer OF Lums-
den To the station-house the business of
the curb did not get under way until II
O'Clock, and there was not much done
after that hour
Lunsdcn made no attempt to escape
after the shooting. lie refused to make
any statement 10 the policeman who ar
rested him beyond saying he was an
/ inventor. married and lived at No. jl3
West ITiftV-seNenth street
"lIave you any other weapons on
you?" asked one of the policemen.
NO" replied Lumsden grimly. That
gun was all | needed"
Suydam was hurried TO Hudson Street
Hospital in an ambulance His home Is
I IN plairAeld y. j., and his Office assoc
cates telephoned the news Of the trag-
ely to- his wife there. urging her to
BURY Ia New York II they wished TO
see aim nrfoge he died.
CLAIMS He Was Cefrauded.
~, dam is one of the mos, popular
brokers In the curb and a leader In
t.at aarEe' lie is forty-eight years
Old LumsGen rs tAirty-one years old.
tai Smooth-sAayen. well-bult and
smarily dressed. After talk with
T Capt. Hogan M he station house Lums-
don said he th1u-at he had better tell
his side OF the Shooting. lie was agI-
.atol. but mental" clear spparently
am the .u,cIltor." he said of an
80, rie vibrator. ! met suydam last
&F md he volunteered to put my
-r.,.r..n on iar market lie formed
, co- many with nan nNnoi ieorge
= .trObs az president and h'mssr as
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
HALF BILLION
IS MOVED IN
!. CITY STREET
S525,OOO'OOO of National City
Bank Makes Big Crowds
Eyes Bulge.
BIGGEST MONEY LOAD.
Pinkerton Men Guard Treas
a'c Transferred by 3o5
Clerks and Porters.

Close 10 81. 900. 900 in cash and securi-
ties were dragged across Wall street in
sheet steel boxes this afternoon from
the old National City Bank. at No 81.
to the new banking quarters in the re-
modelled old Custom House The trans
fer was effected under a strong guard
OF policemen and Pinkerton detectives
without a mishap OF any consequence.
1t was the biggest movement Of
money in this town in recent years e.
prooab bly, the largest actual transfer Of
wealth that ever happened here IN
actual cast-gOld and gold certificates
-there was transferred more than 500
QO.0o. which included the reserve OF
399.Sol 900 and the cash on hand taken
In on to-cat,s' business, which closed
az noon.
365 Aid in Transfer.
One minute after the doors closed for.
ever OIL the banking business at No. So
Wall street the SL5 employees OF the
bank took of their Office toggery and
got busy at something approaching
manual labor. Vice President Frank \
Fanderlip was in active charge OF the
lob He was assisted Nv the thr /, other
Nice-Presidents. w. \. Simonson. II. A.
kiIburn and James \. Stillman Ar
thur Cavanagh, the cashier. had a lot
OF important duties to perform. too
The cash, securities and other docu-
nents and papers We're transferred
across Wall street in specially con-
,,,,o on5 c,,, ,,. -, "
high These hoxcs werc on,.',nod n.,,r
rope handles for two porters.
As each box was packed in the old
hank the contents we're checked off and
q list was given TO n clerk who's. dry
was 10 Sc, that the par,icular doom
ments, papers. cash a.. wbatever ,rIrb,
be In the box were safely delivered on
the other side OF the street
Husky porters grabbed tho how and
left the bank with II. frIIowca cI,so,v
by the clerk and two piukerton men
Each box was safely iu,k.u and ,j,,.
clerk carried the kew. Some of the
boxes were so leavy that the nort.rs
dropped them on the smooth asnbalt ,r
Wall street and dragged them from curb
TO curb
The first documents removed were the
customers securities. amounting TO $50
600 900. which were contained in ion
vaults. Then the cash was shifted p,d
there was a lot Of excitement attending
this transaction, too. Finally more Than
SI75,O 900 of notes and other forms of
Indebtedness and slO2, coo in cash
checks. drafts and other deposlis made
In the bank before noon were trans
ferred
Immense Crowd Watches Transfer.
r,ora ,,ora ,,,a,r, ,,,,,o,,,,,.I ,,',,,'.,
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SENATE ADI0URNS
OVER THE HOLIDAYS.

wk6HIS0ToN. Dec. iS-Ths senate
adjourned At i2.5O o'clock this afte noon
'tn<tl Jan. 4
.3 =: X. Es. .s,.ss: :. us s'. s:S ''
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ulG IN. AMI A blu NoI,n.

s4N-a -a.s Al aTlI1s alNuay UlIAIlg
To nv utts tJn ~ prsssuls !l.sj-r
Bfua double g.aYper tlat ui4kss 81 and.
N ullsc rs kiNsn Free SITE tomorrow .
I'SDAY AMERICAN avery Child ought -
h.,s oas Anl Tor ever hody Lli4 GlessT .
nsx sons from Mile, Misehief" entitled A
sl-Fls Day" words and mniie esmpls's
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EIns Wv TarLi.h nam.

Ioy o. % tar G1s FL4t-s4 .,4uIIag. only
flEAt. .Iasa 4gu sH eatab.la lHlatk MoleEn
= F,sr is'r' Fi-ciri' Ans rursish bath.
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Mr.. Nelson said really II was most
provoking and made him feel terribly
put out, and why didn't they have
clerks who was on to their jobs and
wouldn't mix guy up and lot more,
but he took the next elevator down. an /
when last seen was taNicabbng in the
direction OF the Hotel Astor. There is no
record of casualties at the Saint Regis