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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-18
High School Lads
Run Final Relay
in Regiment Games

Al the crack local scholastic runners
viii be punched together Tn single
race saturday night, when tue high
school mile relay championsn.u w.l h.
decided The race will be u feature NJ
tuo twenty THIRD Regiment games. p.
he held at the Twenty-third Regiment
gIWury
TIC race will bc very close. aua
tine entries az r. whole show % much
mon" "yDnly matched lot Of teams than
at." competed FOR the quartet honor.
d.ulG he last tvu o. three seasons.
Manual Training team looks bttrr.
tHGu t-.y ut the other teams entered
lias.ul. Law, Kelly and Cozzensi VII
b. .uu representatives. OF the Blue and
Gold. Wltn Stewart and Finnegan IN
t'r,.... These hOys hold the outdoor
q. Ii- ord. which they established las.
spg.u- with 333 20 a. their mark
Boys iIgh looks good for secOn,
place while Commerce and DeWn
Clinton will probably nsht IL cut Toi
the third honors.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-18
Latham Calls Batter Out
When Murray PurpoSely
Drops Fly in Field.
BY BOHEMIAN BULGER.
Marlin. Toy MarnM

Marlin. TeN. March IS.
TN a practice game this morning the
Giants were thrown into a heated
argument over rule, new or old as
the case might be, that tinally pFo"e
up the game and sent al. hands on Il
hunt for the rule book
Murray who was PLAYING risht field
got under a long hy, and Matty, who
was az first, stuck bit of the Gag.
The ball fell into Murray's hands but
Immediately dropped out and hit the
ground. Murray quickly threw the ball
to second, and Maty was caught he
tween the bases. The batter Is out.
yelled Arlie Latham. who was umpir-
ing. out for what demanded Matty,
who had been caught on the play
He's right Chirped in McGraw The
batter Is out. Arlie is r!gl'' Il say
the batter ~ not out" screamed Mu!-
ray az NJ cane running IN from the
field. Everybody surrounded Latham,
aud the argument extended throughout
the thirty players on the fold. That
bate. is out" explained Latham. "he.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-18
Hen1phM Shouting Great
Form in Games at Macon

w. 49, .y-,.Il-,-, ,-.,,I- ~, \.---,,,-,,, ~,
i.ry.rd -, mia h.s, a,I - ,,''.,
,r.. ,,,,,.. ',' r.h,,,, r,,,,.', ,',...,''
and lack nrf,n ,ra mr1,,,as,,,n' ~
nir,h..s nm ,ro s,,n v.hi', u.
s,alIt,.s v.,,r ,,,,,.,. "a. .a,,,',o .,''''s.
# * ysry Itr,o,, ,n,. ,h. e 7'"'o''
ten hurIlnr artists om rs n,,. r,n ~,
season Tbs ,h,rd ,.,s 49," ,,,',. -,
,,,,,.,'. ,,.,.," "''" VI
charlie Hemphlll IN centre field and a,
the bat Ii the fans will 20 hack tn l,>,
season tho, win r.,,,a,,,..,,. 81. =.
- ''''''''"e' wv "'''N
"NIch MT the iilgh!andcrs when they
dropped from first TO las, place I'm .
rts,,. '"' "'SP''e VIZ I"'' 'H"t me
ilI4I'op crew We're solns down INTO the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-18
Newark Featherweight viii
Clash With Champion for
Ten Rounds Tonight.
BY TOHN POLLOCK.

A BE ATTELL, the Champion fsalh-
~ er.we!ght OF America, VIII "H-
gage IN another battle in this
vicinity tonight. He Wi! Lave iJg hs
opponent Pa,sey Kline, or Newark, one
U. the most promising teat1er-weights
that has been seen in acton at the loua.
club stays TOR some time They VIII
stag TO be held by the Nh.tiTinl
i. G. 10 ifs clubhouse at one Hundred
and sixteenth street and LeIOX avenue.
Kline Is one OF those fast, clever lads
- tn good punch and u b. goes into
the contes, with plenty Of confidence
IL ought 20 give Attell hard hgh,.
Kline Is In excellent CONDITION. as b.
battle.
The q-a. DIG o,:,ie ariel .or 'h.' sica.
~ VI He H., ~ , -iIt ''' ,", rr"
o.. Leach Cross 'u' ."a. liz =. TheF
VIII com" 9th AZ la" gag ~ The Fair.
uun, j g.. on fl.-tl' risht McFlTIaun
be,; 'rgss In t1sr previous h"u, n ~
'-a- s.3lg nr $ 'i.eut - p.'' ..ra the
sable, o.. the 'm.IE1 HHuG-r. u saoIIi b.
d great '.1a. ar 9th -os ese IA" .LsaIers.
rhe g...s -..4 ~. v..v..a rermy
TAsR'' an. ,. eve" e N'ah -, IA MI lie 'T'y
..' . wire! 'narr' iiarv~y. uA.Is-r
N"a-. 90. I'1nH "..r.. ua.att' 4
--i ,.'. 'N1' s.e La aiming hard sor
l.m aas ,'.H a., r,f he'd q rA..o
60. a.. ) ''y ms ' nt.., he Sy~ l~..
.ss''. l' ..... %. ten rO4L.s o..
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-18

made q gr,l; shooting asIiUs. BIZ. u. tEi .a,
given great ovation when he iett the rms.
The manager ~ tho club has ui.t.I. f....
another date. and 'hey will probably .'.n 'tr
articles IN u few DAY.
pugiusm wilI soon BE- permitted lr ..Tss
more big cites tn the West ulI va.
passed In tn legislature at Minnesota zee.
Jorday allowing The councils NJ tlr cl'.ss ~
ST. Paul. Minneapolis and DuIurh 10 permit
..mited-rounl bouts between pugi,i''s IN gu.l
condition. Nauy fighters viii probably
fabez White j, not likely 10 get on 81
o'hsr bout lu 'aA country. H. plDr SHOW
.lz his but with Joe Cane has allied a.
no chances he had y getting gG any moe
arGsas's lero ~. NcGuigln. - the Va
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-18

81 Robert Edgren
,-Slr-in tho European Magazine for April,
iisJ, a writer saws account VI magic from
the Old Christian writers. There was on.
H'tkiah, jew physician who. in the pres.
ence u the Emperor Lodowick the Pious
IN inc year $40 swallowed a prize fighter on
horseback, horse AMI all "
MAY | ask what Kind Of a prize.flgh,er this
was? Respectfully, r. W. PARKER
a 'prize.figh'er' in those days, NJ Par.
key. was simply a soldier of 10 inc an
armed man who sold hts services AMI fought
for pay or a chance ~ Loot. As lately az
zoo years ag" priEc.iigi ter In England
was man who fought with short sword ar
cudgel and attached himself TO the train
Of some gentleman attended him on nj,
spr"es, and saShed or sucgei at his mas.
ters d!c,lt!oH. | imagine that either o.,
these would make tough morsel for any
g. D.-Yes, gymnasium work will 10 Vol
9 lot o. good. It's as useful as auytt n
, during the winter In summ-- ou, Of do
exercise is much better. The v. "
svn.nasiums vi! do as vel ~ yo.r purp5, ,
as any.
- Stakeholder sou mr.. ho,dlp. +,
stake on the liurley-Gri'An fight. to be dc.
ctdet ty three newspaper i-ci.!ons ami Two
Of the papers called Il a draw, whils no
mind named Hurley as winner. II il Main
thai me stake goes TO the man who wageTei
on Hurley.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-18

Dietrich Wermann-You are right, Nv
remarks about the crookedness OF wrestling,
notoriously the mos, crooked sport In exist.
The A, a. u. championships are Always on
the level Amateur wrestling is good
snort and a healthy one 10 engage in. 1t IS
when money trfemes factor that wrestling
goes wTonG, for II Is the easiest game In the
world to fake IN,
VIII Wech,Ihere are few professional
races are noticed in our coIrhns whenever
tt,ley are OF enough Importance ~ be worth
Tie space.
for. the standing broad JUN. without
Win weish!'. II It. In H., ~ j. Darby ''1'''
that !. j., gCahill ran a quarter mile in 70
seconds Scores Of men have equaIled this
s ms GF s D9 asn ond anSa n ~2a
hrst-cIass performance anywhere.
$. Cans won from white. White was
actually counted out but the referee a..
lowed him to 80 on "3l
A RtadstAAr Kaufman and Ralph Rose
are not Hebrews.
The cerbcA TaftSasE,'' "a d HfS''1 see n
The ESenIbSTW crld's account OF that fight
was written by John Pollock. In whose iuds.
ment have entire confidence. II YOU stpu-
lated my personal decision" guess you'l
have to call 1t of.
e. Glawn.-When a boxer is unabe to
continue, from the effect Of broken ssTn
or any other accident, he loses.
Constant Reader wants to know who
is the cleverest fighter the ring has ever
known OUCH How old Is Ann
D. Apei-Burns received $50 900 gu, OF the
$4,000 purse IN the Johnson fight.
J. =. kyan--Jem DrlScoll was born In
Cardiff, Wales o. Irish parents. He tighu
under British coolrs. being British sub
iect Jem speaks with q strong Eng,sh &C
cent but he saws this isn't his .ault alt
that he's really 'oyai q bis llsh blood
same goes for owen Moran, WIN was b. n
in England Of l.lsh parents
L. c. s.-Shrubb ha. run races 10 70 N,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-18
TEWANINA TO RACE IN
list REGIMENTS GAMES.

= .su-lia race will be run OF A. the Joint
fa.rs q d., -. ,ufy.iirst Regiment on ga.
.r.. ts,lU. MlrDn 20 a field u ten
Ri start lU Co.. ct ar Lewis TevaI.r.H.
The MOI sutka lancet John Corn. ~ car
Isle. James lee. Boston 4 A and Joe
O. lsff. u. The Mohawk A. T.. Chairman
Loan. y 'ha JOINT games committee has
Coach NafHsrs p-rs0usl letter accepting he
irlH'irr .r era u lyNaniUa and Com.
an ,'atug that bOtn VII pOsitNely App4u
Boz tie Tacs.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-18
S. atina Season Closes Saturday.

u. final zee skating races Of the season
vii b. held at the St Nicholas Rink on
Mtr.H 20 Nep nry Granger. sutphen. Day
'Iu and all the fast youngsters who have
Uu. fauHfcAp. CTaJH \ limit one hundred
wards and ihr -f mile open handicap.
7a.rr .lli aIsr a quarter mile novice
r'r' and SraI1lnoy and spsei exhibit
l.ghi
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cause Murray purposely dropped the
ball to make force play at second
base"
Nobody was satisfied with that, and a
hunt was made FOR the rule book The
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-18


That's right piped MP wine agent
who was sitting on Jeff's trunk and
taking in Sans line OF conversation
II saw the big fellow work. He did a
terrible lot of it. ! don't see how he
could stand it 10 keep on plugging the
way he did" And the wine agent gazed
admlrlngly at James.
Sure I'm working, said Jeff himself
u never thought ] could improve the
way ! am now. I'm doing about a hun
dred per cent. better than | expected to
do. feel great"
Good enough to fight"
Immediately JEFF became cautious.
Well pretty near good enough I'm
going to he mighty good before talk
fight. LIN tHking no chances. | sup
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-18
Outtielier Is in Same Shape
That Made Him a Star Dur
ing Last Season.

MACON. Ca, March lS.-There We're
three tuin.s that showed out brilliantly
IN the proceedings Of the llighlanders
a.orK in their training yesterday. one
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-18
ROBERT EDGRENS 70 5N G,'FRi}s

Marathon distance 81 twenty.six miles SIS
yards lie holds worlds records from one
an Quarter tu eleven miles out u tooTI
and FOR fifteen miles indoors
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-18
JEFFRIES HARD
AT WORK. But 1T
IS UNDER COVER
Big Fellow Not Doing His Training
Stunts With Brass Band Accom-
panlment but Is Rapidly Get
ting Into Good Shape.

~ HERE'S an air OF mystery
about Jeff's quarters. Sam
Berger has LEI out the sta bic
information that JEFF is sneaking in
hard work for about two hours a
day-this not for publication, Of
course.
And liz doesn't 20 out with a
brass band" says Berger, because
he doesn't want to come home with
Il foot No, this is straight The big
fellow hides away behind the scenes
and works like a horse He's get.
ting into great shape. He has his
old kick. My jobs getting tougher
every day Why. Jeff doesn't want
to take the elevator any more: runs
upstairs for exercise and expects
to glue the plaster on the ceilings be
'e in the bathroom. You ought to see
S afternoon"
pose they'll keep after me until
Until what"
"Oh. until make up my mind one
way or the other" And the champion
drew into his Shell.
TAMES j. JEFFR1ES is his name,
JEFF explained last night what that
J middle initial stands for.
That is for Jackson" he said 81
was named after Stonewall jackson. lie
was fighter There have been plenty
Of fighters In my family Ny folks
came from Kentucky. Further back IN
my grandfathsrs and great grandfath-
er's time they came from Virginia
James Jackson JeffrieS Is my whole
name, and it's as good fighting name
as any OF the Jeffres family ever had,
guess"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-18

nUaunRA lsKE O'HARA q CO., Leo
hIHH"uhh Ditrichsteln 4 Co, Herr Grais
Al, nall, -. Monkeys, Charlotte Townsend q
"''S"'' 80 CO.. Carlln & otto. others
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e. Glavin.-When boxer is unabe TO
continue, from the effect Of broken ann
or any other accident, he loses.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-18

g. Burnham-I have no re.nri showing
that l.. J. Clhill ran a quarter mile in ~
seconds. Scores OF men haV, ,qualled this
time or run, under it. and IN. feat would not
attract much attention, although IL Is
iirst-cass performance anywhere
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-18

they to glue the plaster the ceilings be
be shakes off jumping in the bathroom You ought to see
how hard he worked for hours this afternoon.
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mi 1Nlhl NEIL BURGESS a co. In The
UUlUNlhl ounty Fair Trimmed Z"
... Claire Romano. Wilfred clark.
Nt.D"llH 80 4 90. SIN Musical Cuttys Oths
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pose they'll keep after me until
Until what"
"Oh. until | make up my mind ol
way or the other" And the champic
drew into his shell.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-18

Constant Reader wants to know "Who
is the cleverest fighter the ring has ever
known OUCH How old Is Ann
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-18

VIII Welch-There are few professional
foot races aside from the "MaR'hhns' UOw
being run all over the country. Professional
races are noticed In our c0Iihlns whenever
tley are o. enough Importance ~ be worth
The space. .E
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-18

A Rsadst--sr Kaufman and Ralph Rose
are not Hebrews.
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n. Apel--Burns received $50. 900 ou, Of the
$4,000 purse in the Johnson fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
CHARITY SOCIETY
UNWITT|NGLY AIDS
DEFEAT OF JUSTICE

Some time ago John cohn sough,
the aid Of the Charity Organization
society. John wanted 10 80 20 Call.
fornia II he oniy had railroad fare
he would wander back to the fam.
Iiy home. He really wanted to pull
of the prodigAl Hon stunt he vas
very sincere about II.
Ard the Charity Organization so
ciety fell" for bis talk John left
Seattle with many thanks
Bat nos officials Of the Charity
Organization society see their error
Il seems that Fred Kingsland was
arrested IN September on a charge
Of selling liquor without a license
AZ 1856 lsth NV. \. r. KingsIand
sas twico convicted OF similar
uffcnso
Bat nos the third case will be
dismissed against kingsiand be.
cause John Cohn was the only wit.
ness for the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
BID GOODBYE
To BUNCH ON
PAY STREAK
Midnight Dance Given by
Theatrical People at
Dreamland TO Those of
Exposition Joy Path.

The concesaionairos and perform.
ets of the Pay Streak at the expo.
aition were given a goodbye dance
at Dreamland last night. or rather
early this morning. by the Theatri.
cal Mechanical association. and the
greatest Of tImcs was had Dane
ms began half an hour after mid
night ana Home, Sweet Home
was played nj @ O'Clock this morn.
Ing
Nearly every 10Y pafher" on the
Pay Streak wan IN attendance and
every show shop In the city was
represented, both by those back
and IN front Of The house. AZ 2
O'Clock Miss Columbia. the belle OF
the Eskimo village AZ the exposi
ton, With Charles Rose led of the
grand march. Three hundred cou.
Plies participated In this feature.
400 other couples looking on.
While tho grand march was In
progress. 40 members Of the Three
Twins company. playing In Taco.
ma. marched into the pavilion and
enliyenud the occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

Although John Levail. q citizen Of
Mason county. and temporarily liv-
Ing at the New England hotel. In
Seattle, suffered intensely from
rheumatism for eleven months, II
took him only few days 10 get
rid Of that ailnent. And, eonsld-
ering the fact that he was bedrld-
den part Of the time. his quick
cure Is considered remarkable. To
day he iG a we'll man--not only re.
lieved entirely and permanently Of
the rheumatic pains. but also cured
Of stomach, liver and bowel trou-
bles.
You ask how II was done. Mr..
Leyall will tell you that the agency
that has made him a we'll man IL
the famous Loughney s. Loughney
Bake oven, 220 to 22b Peoples Saw.
ings Bank Building. And Il ro.
quircd only a short time 10 bring
about this positive euro.
Why suffer with rheumatism,
stomach, liver, bowel or kidney
troubles when you can be 80 easily
cured? Think It overt
Loughney q Loughney charge
nothing for consultation and thsy
give d correct diagnosis Of every
case without asking questions
Lady nurses always In attendance
for lady patients. Office hours:
Daily, 3 a. M. 20 9 .. No., and Sun.
days from . a. IN. 10 noon only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

Slufek was extremely insane. Ills
dcllrium had come upon him and
he desired to klil his wife aud fam.
lily. which would. perhaps, have
been the best thing for all con
cerned. but couldn't DO allowed,
In the midst of the frRcas. the
doctor arrived, Being a neighbor
hood practitioner. he was OF an alb
rupt and time.eavlng nature. lie
preeipitated himself into the fight.
armed with small squirt Two
punetures with this settled the Re
grettable Hun, lie collapsed aud
was put 10 bed.
Get out" said the doctor to u.
| Slufek'E Wife.
She went. trailing her progeny
after.
LET me look az that ear" said
the doctor 20 Iencks. Jr.
He spouged il off carefully and
took a few stitches In the lobe.
Joncks. Jr sat tight, painting
That's all right, then" said the
doctor. having finished his work
Cant be- too careful about infcc.
ton IN a place like this.H
What's the matter with him 2"
Jencks. 1r. indicated the heavy
breathing lump on the foul bed.
Pneumonia. OF course"
why of course'9"
1T most always Is with the min
lot"
you mean they nearly all die Of
pneumonia
Well plenty Get killed in acct.
dents"
~Bu,, outside OF that" persisted
Iencks. Jr
Yes: they die like flies Hut
then. they breed like flies, too"
What's the cause Of IT." said
Joncks Jr.
twenty-five per cent dividends.
mainly. said the doctor.
VIII be der
Probably"
IF money viii do anything" be.
gan Jencks Jr
The man OF medicine smiled
grimly Poor as was bis district.
aN AAA ~ htANA RHfN wv AANAA Oh
that pitlful attempt TO bride lnoor.
rnptlhla Death
You can get him ont Of this. II
you Ike. said he "'rhat1l Be some
help
"The best hospital. please" said
Jeneks Ir. lie gave his name MS
guaranty
The doctor nodded. BY the way"
he said. did be happen to cough
in your fRce3 While you we're
fighting. you know.
tencks Jr. turned a little green
with nausea. The doctor waited for
no further answer. lie went TO
pump in the rear yard. surrounded
b. out houses. Drawing a basin of
water he shifted at IL with a wFlnk
ling nose
Never mind he said as be re-
turned, this II fin Il" lie dropped
a tablet into the basin. The water
Tined Wash your face thoroughly
In that, he said. Snuff some or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
A FEW DOSES MAKE BACKACHE
AND KIDNEY MISERY VANISH

No man or woman here whose
kidneys are out-of-order. or who
suffers from baokache or bladder
misery's can afford TO leave Pape's
Diurotic untried.
After taking several doses. all
pains In the back. sides or loins.
rheumatic twinges, nervousness.
headache, sleeplossness, inflamed
or swollen eyelids. dizziness, tired
or worn-out feeling and other symp.
toms of clogged. sluggish kidneys
simply vanish.
Uncomfortable urination (espe.
ciaily at night smarting, discol.
ored water and all bladder Hisery
ends.
The moment you suspect the
slightest kidney or bladder disor-
der, or feel rheumatism pains, don't
continue TO be miserable or wor-
ried, but get a fifty-oent treatment
OF Pape's Diuretio from your drug.
gist and start taking as directed.
with the knowledge that there is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

no other medicine, at any ,,,l
made anywhere else IN 'hs ~ ss,s2
which IS so harmless or WV II
SO thorough and prompt . ca's "a
This unusual prescrip''oa ,',s,s|
direct TO the cause OF the a a..s,l
distributing Its clesnsing' sn, s
and vitalizius Influence aa ass;s|
upon the organs and glanas ssi,,s|
ed and completes the eurs
YOU realize II. !, papsi|
A few days treatment ~ INV ~
Diuretio means clean, hes', ,s',dlasrf|
tive Kidneys. bladder anu
organs-and you feel tin is's,.,,oaclss|
Your physician, ~, na' sreua|
banker or any mercap'n,sss asa,psrs|
viii tell YOU that PaRs' ! lsrg,|
& Pane, OF Cincinnati, = asaaesrl
and responsible medicine l'e' S' csuls
thoroughly worthy o. ~"
dence. nluletle
Accept only Papes I'm g
f,fty.eent treatment-fIsesms soIlk
drug store-anywhere u ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
THREE MEN--STORY OF AN UNEQUAL TRIANGLl


Il up. As soon az YOU get home.
take good hot bath, and garglc.
Some fools say pneumonia iant In.
fictitious They ought 60 have my
practice. Better 30 now. No good
your waiting here"
Jonoka Jr raised q dripping face
and looked about him.
DO many people live Ike thia9"
he asked
"t.Ota"
sleep IN such rooms7 Drink
such watcrf"
Thousands"
who owns this hell holef"
you do"
lcncks lr sped home ponderlng
Frequent Inquiries won't TO the hos
pital whore H. Slufek lay. and FIRE.
quent reports came back to Iencis
Jr, jencks lr was doing some
painful thinking AZ times his
thoughts were akin 10 the sociallstio
rot OF irresponsible ldcallata At
times thoy were full Of contrltion
aud remorse This was when they
dwelt with inslntent inquiry upon
Jencka Esq.H relation to certain
ugly facts Presently the thoughts
became very confused leneka Ir
took them to bed with him. whore
they thrust sharp knives into his
lungs and lutoffered seriously with
his breathing. Jcncks ". was ca.
trcmely a.
Profound specialists arrived by
extra schedule trains This meant
that Iencks ESQ was trylng hts
mastcrfui hand At bribing lncor.
ruptible Death. There was every
apparent reason why Jcncke Jr.
should live. but he died The eler
gyman who had made a god 20 order
for lcncks ESD opiacd IN eloquent
words that !, was mysterious dis
pensatlon of an lnacrulahle pfoy.s
doncc What be really meant was
that he didn't understand the why
and wherefore. No more do l.
No more dld Inncks. Esq Ioncks.
Esq cursed his god. which would
have been blaaphemy IN anyone
else But you cant biaspheme
private. pasteboaFd god And The
living and foreiylns God. the God
OF Jcncks, lr, and perhaps even Of
r. Slnfek looked down. one mas
suppose. IN pity Of the futile spec
tacie.
y slufok lay three weeks IN hos.
pltai. There was no particular
reason why be should recover. lie
was fully insured nag recover he
AID, he went back 10 ghs mill. TOT.
teriug with weakness Hts Job vas
gone. Il generally happens that
way when you can buy all the
strong mem sou need for fourteen
cents an hour.
Il. Slufek looked for other ioba
They weren't 10 be had. u alarek
took te drink One day. being half
fuddled. he tried TO get 10 icnrks.
Esq he wanted 10 cxpissa %
Iencks. Esq that 5sneka. Ir. would
haze given him bis job hack Also
that he was sorry on other &C
counts about Jencks. IRIS death. Il
Slufek vas duly arrested and sent
10 jail When be came out hts fam.
~ was deep IN debt he had
bad name Nobody would give work
10 a man like him. Ne sank 10 the
gutter and bis family became pub
llc charges This proves aAftsfne.
soriiy my first hypothesis. that the
innate doprayity Ia such cases al
ways pertains to ahe n Siufcka and
never 10 The tencks. Esqs. Also Il
ends my story
As ! said at che outset. the afory
Isn't a true story. anyway Not
wholly. that h. The names are an
altered. Even ~ siufek'H