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Evans ON RETIRED .LIST
CELEBRATION AT LAKE MoHoNk
WILL MARK cLoeE or
NAVAL CAREER.
40 YEARS OF SERVICE ENDED
Admiral, Unable to Use One Foot, .
Reminder Of a Wound IS Years d
Ago, Is Mentally Alert and
Vigorous.

Mohonk Lake, N. Y. Aug. lion
Tuesday evening Rear Admiral Rob
ley D. Evans ("F1ghting Bob'D viii
have concluded AZ years of service In
the United States navy and, being
then at the age of So, he. will 60 on
the retired list. The admiral, unable
to use one foot because of the illness
which compelled him to leave the feet
In San Francisco harbor, a reminder
of the wound received at Fort Fisher
43 years ago, but mentally alert and
vigorous, is at the Lake MohonE
house, where he and his family are
spending the summer
The guests f,the hotel are planning
a celebration betting the official
close OF a remarkable naval career.
Elaborate exercises have been planned
and the guests and the management
of the Lake Mohonk house are CO.
operating to make the event a memoir
able one. S-
j. Edward Simmons, president Of
the New York chamber OF commerce,
will preside and deliver speech and
Andrew d. Draper, commissioner OF
education of the state Of New York.
on behalf of the guests, will present
to Admiral Evans magnificent low
ing cup provided by popular suhscrip-
ton.
Letters from President Roosevelt,
officers Of the navy and other promi-
nent men will be read
The hotel will be sttractively deco
rated and in the parlors where the
exercises win be hei1 WIN be two
fags-onS, the flag that seated over
the Iowa. when that vessel, under the
command a. Admiral Evans. took part
in the battle OF Santiago; the other
the nag Of the Connecticut. under
which the admiral made the voyage
from Hampton Roads to San Fran
cisco.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20

one in Milwaukee that l made such
a statement '',t.'A -t'
Drink It, Bunch. every time you can.
because buttermiIk comes down to us
from the remotest ages with splendid
recommendation.
Every great man In history was a
+ buttermilk drinker, Bunch.
Every great man who is now spend
ing his time trying to get into his
tory is buttermilk drinker. Bunch,
Read between the lines in your his
tory OF ancient Rome, and you will
see how bustermilk would have saved
the life of Julius Caesar II he hadn't
had such a weakness for hard cider.
Where are you going?" inquired
Calathumpia. the wife OF Julius
Caesar, as he fastened the gold safety
pin in his toga and reached for his
umbrella
81 am going down to Rudolph
March,s cafe in the Forum" AM
swered Julius; you don't need to wait
lunch for me, Callie." l
But, Julius" whispered Calathum-
pia; ''why do you spend so much time
at March's cafe in the Forum? II
isn't q good place for you TO CO. my
dear. Besides. there is always q
bunch Of loafers hanging around that
Joint Why don't you sit here at home
with me in the cool Stadium and drink
buttermilk with your loving Calsthum-
pia?" 1t- ,Es
"Buttermilki" snesred Julius; such
drink is only for mollycoddles and
pink fingers. It doesn't make rich
blood in the veins like the hard cider
get at March's AvAHnt and Faus
mittim!" fo
But please don't 20 to that cafe
this morning" calathumpla kept on
pleading stay at home just this
once and spread some Of this delicious
buttermllk over your thirst"
No buttermilk this day for me,
answered julius. Il sock q vintage
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20

Chicago. Aug. iS.-Thlrty Evanston
cAildren who are members OF the
Loyal Temperance Legion. refused to
appear IN an exhibition drll before
ths AnOOln Temperance ChautauQua
Assembly until eight colored children
had been taken out Of the procession.
The trouble occurred on SUNDAY after
aeon. but vas kdpt SstSGi tAdlil Mon.
day When they had gathered the
cpipred youngsters we're present and
"a white children refused naty 70.
= n. 0Ha l11n. fr
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more expensive. and which tickles
more as It goes down"
The tides OF March," whispered
his wife; remember the tides OF
march,"
Would this be the FIRST tide l ever
got from March," julius whispered
back.
The tides OF March, remember"
Was her only answer; and away went
Julius to the cafe In the Forum, CIV
ing an imitation OF Joe Weber
whistling "Girls! Girlsl" from the Bur
lesqus Of The Merry Widow" which
was then running at the Amphitheater.
What happened In the Forum when
the loafers used Julius Caesar for a
pin-cushlOn everybody remembers,
And when Julius dropped on the
marble slab at the base OF the bar he
gasped out: Darn the luck Why
didn't l fall for the buttermilk which
stingeth not. neither does 1t help PEG
pie to bite the dustf
You won't ind these exact words In
history, Bunch, because Julius gasped
them In Latin, and Latin hates 10 get
itself translated.
Many other times in the ages
passed aid buttermilk come to the
surface. SO you mag tee Il from me,
euneh, that Il ls lsekl to ftqkit.-s.
+ Yes. eunch. and 'I'ln give YOU ny
solemn word that buttermllk win 70
move freckles.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
MOB or 500 ATTACK
PORTSMOUTH (VA.l AL.

Norfolk. Va, Aug. 15.--A mob OF
800 men attacked Portsmouth Jail at
2 o'clock this morning bent on lynch
ing William King and Henry Smith.
both negroes, who we're held on the
charge Of criminalIy assaulting Mrs.
Katherine Powell. an aged white wom-
an, last Monday
The negroes had been removed to
Norfolk jail earlier in the evening for
safe keeping.
The mob forced the doors OF the
jail but were met by Deputy Jailer
HeuRert and half score OF officers.
OF whom the cell keys were demanded
and refused. The crew was forced
back by policemen with drawn weap.
ons and the fire department was
called out to dispense the mob with
the hose.
At 2 a. m. the crowd mad left the
vicinity OF the Jail. and II is reported
that they are congregating elsewhere
and intend to march TO Norfolk and
attack the jail IN the hope OF securing
the prisoners.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
JOHN FIENPI
ONnaA ~
TIE BARN
STORN1ERS.
("HUeH M'HUeH.")

("HUeH M'HUoH.")
Dear Bunch: I'm not yet hep ia
this gag Of hiking across the geogra
ply from town TO town, like a hop
toad In a cabbage.patch
It may be interesting to some peo
pie, but 1t gets me peeved.
found your letter waiting for me
here.
So they've steered you up against
new cure for your dyspepsia, eh?--
buttermilkl
And a great idea. Bunch. believe
mel
II certainly is lucky to drink butter
milk.
Buttermilk is to the worn-out sys-
TEN the same as a fat-ofice is to a
stout politician.
AS a thirst-spIasher buttermilk is the
one best bet but don't ever tell any
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
REYNOLDS abort $4,000.
okIahOms state Depository Law Aids
= Bank u Anon.

Guthrie. Okla. Aug. 1e.--State Bank
Examiner w. H. Gordon has dlscov-
cred shortage OF approximately SIS.
900 in the accounts Of Thomas M.
Reynolds, the missing cashier OF the
bank OF Alton. Okla. Reynolds disap-
peared last week, but until the bank
examiner had completed his prelim-
mary accounting. it was declared by
the officers OF the bank that no funds
we're missing.
The state banking board Friday Of
fered a reward of $500 for the arrest
and conviction Of Reynolds.
The bank is operating under the
state depOsitors' guaranty law.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20

mIrth, and as cold AZ the RotiOs Of sHS-
pension on the door OF a baak.
Eyes. We will meet asaln." said
Caesar. ss
4 ''WhsFe?" asked BrltuH @
I'm the far, far future" said the
ghost Of Caesar, shriekinSiy, ''ysg will
BE- born into the world AEaia ~ tAAt
time, and in your new DsneeAAIisy yOu
will b one OF the Cpm2oA People.
and you win burn Gas."A-p ~
"And your inquired Brutus.
Il win be the spirit wAish pHts tAS
ginger In the gas-meter, and may
Heaven have mercy on your pocket
book" shrieked the ghost OF Caesar.
Brutus took a ut. and used II for
many minutes, but the ghost kept ON
shrieking In the Latin tongue.
SECOND STUDY.
Napoleon stood weeping and wailinE
and crashing his eyebrows on the
battlefield OF Waterloo.
He was waiting for the moving
picture man to get his photograph
The victorious Wellington made his
appearance, laughing loudly in his
sleeve.
Back. Nap! Back to the Boulevard
des Dago!" commanded Wellington.
Napoleon put his chin on his wish
bone and spoke mo word.
YOU" said Wellington; you to the
Champs Elisal This H. my victory,
and you must leave the battlefield
It iS time TO close up for the night"
1--WE will meet again, MILFORD" an
Hwered Napoleon. "Avec beau temps
isi bong swat"
What does that meanl" asked Wei
linEton.
TT means that the next time We
meet l will do tho swatting," an
swered Napoleon. bitterly.
And when will that be % inquired
Wellington. laughing loudly.
TN the far. far future" replied
the Little Corporal. "You win then
be one Of the Common People"
And what will you be?" Wellington
asked.
You will live in Brooklyn" Ma
poleOn went on, like a man In q
dream; and l win be the spirit Of
progress. which will meet you at the
Brooklyn Bridge at eVentide and kick
you In the Stats until your appetite
is unfit for publication. Bon soir mes
enfants du spitzbubenl"
Then the Little Corporal called a
cab and left Wellington alone on the
battlefield.
opon't mind me- gupch; there's no
more heEgRgRd(tDkn there q An =
rattlesnfke, fYolrs Is Indicated.
j. II.
'cepyrght- 1904 b. o. "; piliashss CD
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
BY GEO. v. HOBART


Catch the freckle Just before COINS
to bed and wrap the buttermill
around Il.
was reading a book on the train
the other day which attempted to put
me wise to the reincarnatlon gag It's
a far shout from buttermilk to rein
carnation. Bunch, but maybe you need
something like that last thing, after
so much buttermilk. r
Reincarnation is a long, loose1oolS
ing word, and to a perfect stranger
Il might sound suspicious, but It's
bark is worse than its bite
The idea of a man being somebody
else in a previous existence, then
switching to another personality in
the present, is interesting to think
about, to say the least
I've cooked up three or four studies
along these lines which may interest
you, Bunchl
Go to It, my boyl
FIRST STUDY.
The ghost of Julius Caesar looked
threateningly at Brutus, the Stabbist:
Brutus sneered.
You" he said. TO the mlnesl"
Not one OF Caesars muscles Quiv-
cred.
Brutus used a short, sharp laugh
You" he said, ION your wayi"
Caesar never batted an eyslash.
Brutus pointed to the rear.
60 away back, ., he said, and use
your lazinessi" 49,.
Caesar pulled his togA up over his
cold shoulder. ..s..-..
Brutus laughed again, and It, was
the saucy, triumphant laugh Of the
man who lodges in front OF a woman
and grabs q seat on the elevated rail
road.
The next time we meet you will
not do me as you dld me at the base
OF Pompey,s statue" said the chest
OF Caesar. speaking for the first time
since we began this study.
''We win not meet again because
/ refuse to associate with you" said
Brutus. ~
Caesar smiled, but 1t was without
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
aIr Inlured IN coIlIsIon

Yoakum. Tex, Aug. 16.-six persons
were injured, two seriously, when q
passenger and freight OF the San
Antonio & Arkansas Pass railroad met
in a. head-on collision near here Fri
day. The injured: A. ]. Fetterby, en-
gineer. may die; L. q. Elliott, Shaw
nee. Okla. back injured, serious; Mrs.
w. O. Harmon. Waco, Tex; w. G.
Allen, Ottine, Tex Fireman Pruitt
and c. T. Leonard. a Pullman porter
we're less seriously injured.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
AsrOplane Damage slight.

Lemans. France. Aug. 16.-Wilbur
Wright, the American aeroplanist. Is
hard at work repairing the damage
suffered by the aeroplane Thursday
He has decided that it will not be
necessary TO replace the broken parts
and he may be ready TO resume his
flights the first Of next week.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20

NashinGtOn-Th Chicago White SoK
WeVnd up their season In Washington
With tie game with the locals. A storm
nepessitated the calling OF the game while
tae. lseals were. atithe bat in the eighth
AnninG I.' 1877 .t'
Hho score: R.HE
W6shingtoHii s.,..s..0O0I3 6 .
Chicago ...........1 00021 90 .
nAtteries-Chicag0. Walsh. White, Sui
uHaa ana Shaw. Washington, Johnson
ard Kahoe, Tw0-bese hits-Jones, Da-
Nig Thnse-base hits-Shipks. j.,
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20

bile which had taken the two prison
ars from the jail to the train across
the river returned to Springfield.
driven by ts owner. Major Harry r..
Lopez. commissary of the Second
brigade, Illinois national guard, a
large number OF the rioters assem-
bled around the machine in front Of
Lopers restaurant
Mob Wrecks Restaurant.
Despite a guard OF police and mem
bers OF the Fifth infantry with a Cat
ling gun, the crowd wrecked the res
tauraut, tearing everything to pieces,
demolished the automobile and set
Il on fire. The hre department was
summoned to extinguish the burning
automobile and another struggle en-,
sued when the mllitlamen tried to,
drive back the rabble to allow the.
hremen to play q hose on the burning
machine. Three members OF the Cat,
ling gun squad were injured during
the melee and the rioters took several
guns from the soldiers. . -
These captured guns were used, TO
finish wrccking the restaurant. when
the mob reached the bottom OF the.
stairway, leading to the buffet of the
restaurant, they found the dead body
OF Louis Johnson. 16 years old
A doctor who examined the body
said the boy had been shot in the.
neck, where there was a wound. but
another doctor who came up later said
that the boys death was due to bro,
ken back. u
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
TonY Pastor Improvlnq.

New York. Aug l7-Tony Pastor,
the veteran actor and manager. who
for several days past has been critical
TX IN, is rapidly mending. He rallied
during the latter part OF last week
aud has continued 10 gain since ms
physicians now believe he viii re-
eegsF ......,
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
COZ. ouIIa under be- knIfe.

Boston Aug. 1G-Following closely
his recovery from protracted illness
which nearly proved fatal. Gov. Cur
lis Guild Jr.. was operated upon Fri
day foF appendicitis al the Charles
Gate hospital, private institution. In
the Back Bay district The opera.
tlon' was pronounced sueeessful ~ ne
surgeons.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago, 81 PhiladeIphIa, I.
Ehicago-Five hits in the second and
third innings scored four runs and gave
the locals the Gams
The score: RHE
Chicago .t..VO $50 /
philadelphia 80 o 0 % OlO0=1 4
Batteries Philadelphia. Foxen, RlohIo
ans Doom; Chicago. Reuibach and Moran
Thf4e-base hits--Tinker. Double plays
Reulbach Tinker and Chance.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
BASEBALL
AMaRlcAN LEAeuE.

nOarolE u posten, O.
nentsn--A Although RostsR outbatted De-
trNt to Monday. an nrrog by Stnhl In
TIA ninth gli0wed the visitoTu to score
ne scors: R.H.R
Dstreit ....,...00SOOOOOI-1 !
B4atea .,..,, o. oNbe0 80 90 9
HatteriAa-Roaton, steele and Criger.
Detpoitj Willett and schmidt. Three-base
htt,-huintyro. Double plays--SohA efer
ame HSssnaAA; A6ssman (dnasBinted).
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20

About 5000 delegates are expected
10 attend the Lakes-to-the-Gulf Deep
Waterway Convention at Chicago,
October 7 TO Q.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
WESTERN LEAGUE

A. Pusslo--siogN city. S-S-a; Pueblo.
AZ LneOln-Omaha, 5-s-2; Lincoln,
3~0-2
~ Denver First game-Des Moines,
e-l1r2s Denver 3-T-l Second game
Dee Moines. ash; Denver, 5-s-1.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20

Governor Deneen also issued an al.
dress 10 the citizens Of Springfield, a.
follows.
"A specid grand jury was called
Monday By Honorable James A.
Creighton to convene Tuesday at lac
o'clock. for the purpose Of conducting
an investigation into the crimes
which occurred here on Friday, Satax-
day and Sunday last
Wants Evidences az Once. =
"All evidence relating to these
crimes should be presented 20 the
grand jury at once. and / urge on alt
good citizens to present such evidence
as they have or such information as
they may possess or acquire, to Frank
Hatch. states attorney Of sangamon
county. or General Edward C. Young.
in charge OF the military forces here.
regarding any crimes which have
been committed during that time.
at Is the duty OF citizens so TO do,
and In view OF the extraordinary
crimes which have occurred In
Springfield during the time men
toned. every good citizen should ex,
ert himself to see that their perpe-
traitors and those who aided, abetted,
advised or encouraged their perpetra-'
ton are brought to speedy justice.
"(Signed) Charles S. Deneeen.
Governor OF Illinois"
The two new victims Monday were
J. w. Scott and a three weeks old
girl. the daughter OF Mrs. Lawrence
Paine. OF Springfield. The baby sue
cumbed from exposure, when It's pa
rents started from Springfield TO Pitts
field In an EFFORT TO avoid persecution.
Scott died from wounds received Fri
day night.
Scattered portions OF the city we're
in An uproar At different times during
the early part OF the night
Patrols Fired On.
Harvard Park was again the storm
center. Twice patrols were hred
upon IN that vicinity. but in neither
case was any one injured.
This In the second time the troops
were called to that place on account
o. disturbances.
Shots were also heard In other Sec
lions OF the park. which IL 4 new Sub
urb adjoining the city on the sOuth-
east.
Over in the western end OF town, in
the vicinity Of the state house AAd
arsenal. there were several cases Of
revolver fring BY rowdiss. The ma
raudors travelled In groups OF two AaA
three. obeying the orders o. the
militia patrols, to keep 'moTinG. bat
as soon As they we're all passed the
groups OF soldiers. they drew revOl-
Vers, fired into the air aud hed down
side streets. escaping in the darkness.
Two small fires. apparently not
connected with the riot, caused much
excitement Calls for troops were
frequent. and the militia had hard
night.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
AMERICAN AssocIArIoN,

Az milwaukee, First gameEToledo.2
AZ; Milwaukee. 1-5-i. Second game
Toledo. ISL; Milwaukee, O-s-l
Al Kansas City-Columbus, S-iS-I;
Kansas City, l-I3-i
A Minnea pOlis--LndianapOl ISL:
Minneapolis, 3-2-2
Al 81 Paul-Louisvills. 2-T-1; st. Paul,
ssh.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20

Priiadslphi6-St. Louis and PhIladel-
PhiA PLAYED a 10-inning tie, the game be-
ing called on account Of darkness.
The score: tsf.lr R.H.E.
81 Louis .....2Oo0 eOOOO-2 s i
PHILADELPHIA % 1'00 0'O00'1 % & .
bAtteries-St. Louis, Howell and Ste
1hpas: Philadelphia, COMBS and Schrscl.
I've base hitsAFerris, SohwSitzer. Davis.
J. Collins. Three-base hlts-E. Collins.
DQlfbts plays-JOnos (unRssigted) Howell,
wallace and Jones; Nichols and Davis.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
cI.veIana, s.. Nav York, /.

New York-Cieveland won Mondays
Eafne after a close contest for seven in
niNgs.
The score: RHH
Cleveland ....O0IoO0O lO-5 i
New York ......e o . 90 1 OIL 4
New York, Doyle Lake and HpeinoW.
Two base hit-Ball Home rum Clarke
Double play--HinchmSn, LaJOie and Sto-
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
NeM Vol. 3; 81. LouIa. O.

=. , NV !pFkl = ot' LpuIal o.
st! Louls-The Giants Cardinal gams
vas called ~ the sixth Inning Monday
onsaoeount Of rain.
I3e score: RHp
st. Louis .....00 0OOB-A
New York ..r,.. ......2 eO1OO-S 8 4
Hetteries-St Louis. Beebe. Saliee and
Blisa; New York. MathewsOn and Bresna-
nan TWO-baAe hits-SeymOur. Two-base
t,-Byrne. Double playG-BridWsll to
TeAney.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20

AZ Rock Island-Cedar Rapids f-S-s
Rock Island. 2-5-l:
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20

Finding that the negroes we're gone.
the mob amused itself for a time by
lOoting negro resorts In Washington
street The amusement OF the mob
was tragedy for the negroes. many
Of whom were roughly handled and
beaten with pieces Of their own furni-
ture.
The situation became so serious
that Gov. Deneen sent hurried orders
for extra troops. The local militia
had been called out earlier in the
evening TO prevent trouble that was
feared et that time
The Springfield militia. after the
sho0,ing bf the two while men Fri
day night seemed Dowerless TO con
troll the rioters and when the automO-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

THIS FILM WAS PRODUCED FROM THE
BEST AND MOST COMPLETE ORIGINAL
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-17
OLD ALDRICH HOME
HOUSE OF POET HAS BEEN
TURNED INTO MUSEUM.
Formally Dedicated as a Memorial by
Prominent Men--Place Restored
to Appearance Of His Boy.
ksod Days.

Portsmouth, ~ H.-An event of I'M
usual Importance to people of the lit
erary world as well as to others was
the dedication and formal opening Of
the Thomas Bailey Aldrich Memorial
museum in this city, recently. The
exercises were held I'm Music hall
and a large number of prominent peo-
pie from New York. Philadelphia. Bal.
timore. Boston and other places we're
present Prominent among those who
took part in the exercises we're Gov.
Guild. of Massachusetts,, Hamilton
Wright Mabie, Richard Watson Gil
der Samuel L. Clemens and Thomas
Nelson Page
On the conclusion of the exercises
the guests from other cities visited
the Nutter house on Court street, in
which The Story OF the Bad Boy" is
laid.
The old house on Court street in
which Mr.. Aldrich passed his boyhood
days has been fitted up in a way to
perpetuate his name, down to the
smallest furnishings.
The house belonged to Mr.. Aid
rich's grandfather. Thomas Darling
Bailey. 1t is a two-story and \ half
frame structure, the main entrance
from Court street leading into a broad
hallway. which passes completely
through the building to the large gar
den in the rear. On the big front
door is an ancient door plate, bearing
the name OF t. d. Bailey. as we'll as
the big brass knocker which did serv-
Ice when Mr. Bailey was alive and
Mr. Aldrich was a little boy. On the
right of the main entrance is the room
that is known as Grandfather Nut
ter's sitting-room," which contains
chairs and tables of that period. in
GLIDING a center table OF rare mahog-
any with brass claw feet.
A closet in this room contains
fine display of the best pink china,
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-17

II was a dark and stormy night
when two hatbrowed men might have
been seen conversing In a shadowy
corner.
I'VE win release the prisoner" whis-
pered one.
And not moment too soonl" has
tened the other.
The modern Sherlock arose from
the depths of an ash barrel.
planning a Jail delivery, eh?" he
Kissed as he drew his cleaning steel.
Hands upl"
The frightened conspirators threw
up their hands.
Nov. where is the prisoner you are
going to nberate," he demanded.
"In there" faltered one of them.
pointing to a large building.
why, that is a vacant house?"
"Surel The people have gone away
for the summer and left their pet cat
prisoner. II we don't get him out
before"
But with muttered disgust the mod
srn Sherlock leaped into his automo-
mile and vanished