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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04
Fermentation and
Flatulence Prevented
In the Stomach by Charcoal, the Great
Absorbent, Anti-F Preventative,
and Deodorant

Some years ago DR.. Belloc a retired
surgeon of the French army. turned his
attention. TO charcoal as "A remedy for
dyspepsia, fermentation and flatuleDce,
or gas in the stomach and intesiines,
He was himself sufferer from these
symptoms, and thus had an opportunity
Of testing personally its therapeutic ac-
ton,
He decided after many tests that
charcoal made of willow wood was by
far the best He found that charcoal
made of other woods caused disa~
areeable taste in the mouth-evep
Painful excavations of the mucous
membrane, IA well as thirst, and n
piucbing sensation in the stomach; but
not one OF these symptoms ever oc-
Cured when willow charcoal was en-
ployed.
He was in the habit of prescribing
from two 10 six tcaspoonfuls for his pa
ticnts. but he himself frequently took
as much as 800 grammes, or more than
fifteen ounces. per day. There is real
IS no such thing as taking TOO much
charcoal. An excess cannot he taken,
for the reason that the more YOU take
the better il is for YOU. as il Is entirely
harmless aud through its use Your sys-
TEN will be completely clcanSed of all
Its impurities, the fermentation of food
ach prevented and the absorption of
toxic products or poisonous material
into the blood from the stomach and
inteSiines cstoppcd.
When regular physician took as
much as fifteen ounces of charcoal
daily, IFS harmlcssncss and beneficial
effects as IN absorbent. dcodorant.
germ destroyer and dyspepsia cure
should be apparent 10 ali
rI,, 4 10 J., NJ I,I, -,
of Paris reported very favornbIy ou n
memoir which DR.. Rclloc published on
the use Of charcoal, and III France ii
soon became favorite remedy. It's
reputation spread TO this country and
now we find charcoal lo2cnCes cxtcn-
sively sold, prescribed and employed
as dyspepsia remedies. DR., Belize s
. charcoal was administered TO his ps.
+ tients in the form Of ii powder stirred
able 10 the taste. and its efficacy was
/, far less than i'm the form Of lozcnnc.
Stuart 5 Charcoa Lozcngcs arc n
great and happy Improvement upon
this form of administering charcoal.
( They arc made Of the best willow char.
com. freshly prepared. aud rendered
s exceedingly palatable by the addition
( of pure honey. which gives them IL
taste that is in strong contrast to that
OF ordinary powdered charcoal Moth.
ing could bc more cfficacious III it's cf.
iecis than charcoal given in this de.
. sirabIe form. Two or three Of Stuart Is
Charcoal Lozrngcs taken after meals
are sufficient 10 give complete relief
Go to Your druggist and buy box, but
insist on having Stuart g. ns there are
many worthless limitations on the mar
kct. not made of willow wood, but Of
poplar. lockwood. dog wood, etc, which
are not good for the system, For sale
Everywhere. o. cents ner box. Sample
box will be sent free hv Ua,l upon re-
quest. Address F. A. Stuart Co., 20t
4 Stuart Bldg. Marshall, Mich.
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Mrs. Louie Hite, 42s Outleu st, Dan
Vile. H., writes. October lst "Foley's s.
Kidney Pills started me on the road 10
health. I was treated by four doctors
and took other kidney remedies. but
prcw worse, and was unable to do my
housework. and the doctor told me
only could live from two TO six months.
| am now so much better that do all
Of my own work, and l shall be very
nev or bladder trouble tho good results
] received from taking Foley's Kidney
Pills. Commence today and be well,
Do not risk having Bright S disease or
diabetes. Sch7amm- johnson Drug Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04
GIN FOR BACKACHE

Backache means dersnged kidneys
Get six ounces good pure gin, one half
ounce Murax compound, one-half ounce
fluid extract Buchu. Mix and take
one to two teaspoonfuls three times n
day after meals. Any good druggist
can furnish or mix these Ingredients
Pain in the back, frequent or highly
colored urination, rheumatic pains, sore
pess in the groin or hips, dizziness, puf-
fiuess under the eyes, etc, are symp.
toms of kidney and bladder trouble
which should have quick attention TO
prevent chronic rheumatism, dreaded
Bright S disease or diabetes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04
UTAH'S CONSERVATION
COMMISSION MEETS

The Utah conservation commission held
= meeting in the office Of Governor Spl.v
Wednesday afternoon. at which repurts
were received from the members on tie
work assigned them al the previous
meeting of tho commission. These re-
ports consisted OF outlines OF information
desired by the commission in its wov.
and the means of obtaining such infor-
nation. They were all turned over TO
Col. Il. B Mann, the clerk OF the com
mission. and he viii secure the desired
information from the sources mentioned
in the reports.
Those present al the meeting Wedues-
day were: q, J. Salisbury, LeRoy Arm
Strong. Prof, j, +. Morrill,, Dr, j. y
meeting OF the commission will be held
December |.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04
BELL TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
BUSY PLACE TUESDAY EVE

on Tuesday evening, in an hour and A
half The Bell Telephone co;npany In
this city received 1888 calls 4 thclr ccn-
iral exchange in the Telephone huIldiuE
an average OF (ortr-scrcn calls 4 minute.
or a call almost second.
This IS Tn" greatest number nf callg
ever handled in the exchange here dur
Ing that length Of time. II seemed as
II every person in the city was upon the
streets after O'Clock. but phc number
of cul!s recorded IT the exchange shows
that there were large number who did
not com" out prcfcrrinC 10 get the re-
suit OF the great american victory over
the phone. The operators were almost
exhausted when the lct-up came about .
% clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04

Many OF the ting bits OF old
folklore have been drawn upon by the
authors OF Ragged Robin which comes
TO the Salt Lake Theater this, Thursday.
night. as an euchancement of the inter-
est in the everyday human theme on
which the play is constructed, Inter
en- is the work of the little people and
the supernatural element is used In
charming aud delightful manner TO tlnge
with golden romance the dainty. though
mundane, portion of the story. While
OF Ragged Robin" 1t is purely Incl
dental. The play will run the remainder
% the week.
Some shows depend upon one comedian
to make it popular, but It is seldom that
three real comedians are used However
this is not the case in "The Sunny Side
this week. Max Bloom. one of the best
Hebrew delineators on the stage, heads
the cast, and Al Harrison and j. e
Coughln as the Two Irisbmen arc three
comedians that are hard TO beat.
Lawyers of the city arc evincing much
interest in "Circumstantial Evidence. 81
now being played at the Orpheum. The
tabloid drama has had a sensational pop
ularity in every city where seen. The
play is highly dramatic in construction
and is presented by more than compc-
tent company OF players, Not one OF the
lulIltcll ptiSDuS III inc cast Il u "clll1ls
but. so strong is the play that the absence
OF femininity does not affect the drama s
appeal 10 every audience.
Lord and West arc fast becoming pop
ular with the patrons Of the COSY Ma
jcstic Their talk IS refreshing and novel
Lord was In the Savage Opera company
and West was for many years one of the
end men in Lew Fields's mnsrrcls Nu-
steal Carl has an act that takes with
both young and old The moving pictures
this week are far above the average,
Miss Douglass is seen at her best In
the role Of Thelma, playing tho Grand
theatcr this week This very popular
actress plays the part with the same
ease and grace that has characterized her
| in all past productions of the Willard
| Mack company, 1t would be decidedly
hard 10 get another Thclma that would
play the part as 1t IS being played by
| hear, and soul into the character and
brings out the finer qualities of woman-
hood. just as Marie CorrelI intended
when she wrote tn. beautiful story
'Thclma' Will be presented for the bal
ance of the week. with usual Saturday
matinee,
"rhe Time. the Place and the Gin'
comes TO the Colonial for weeks run.
beginning Sunday night
There Will bc . change of programme
a the Bungalow thoatcr this, Thursday.
evening. Pantages vaudeville is proving
! popular with playgocrs. Thcr" are seven
! acts on all the bills. tho one this evening:
having AZ the hcadliner Leon Nor
ris & co. There are daily matnees
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ONLY S55.00
To Chicago and Return,

November l6 and II, via Oregon Short
Line. for UNITED STATES LAND
AND IRRIGATION EXPOSITION. No.
vc,nber 20 10 December !. and INTER
LIVESTOCK EXPOSI
TION, November 27 to December ID,
Limit December 10. City Ticket Office
20I Main street
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the continuance and hence the Judgment
was affirmed. Justice Frick wrote the
opinion Of the court and it was concur
red in by Chief Justice Straup and JUS
tice McCarty
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Trinla Murder Charged.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Nov, s.
News was received here today that
John Ferrell, n coal minor. has been
arrested at Brcckley. charged with
the murder Of George w. Hood and his
SON and two daughters. The murder
took nlaco last Sunday night.
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Notice.

Miss Edith Burns, pianist, is now
to enroll pupils ut her studio,
125 So. lst w Phone 2697y,
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EXCURSIONS OGDEN RACES,
Via Oregon Short Line,

$1.l0 round trip, daily except Sundays
TO November 13. Train leaves I p. m.
Last train returning leaves Ogden $50
u. N.
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ADJUSTMENTS
IN SALT LAKE THEATERS.

. SALT LAKE THEATER-Cham-
: ccy Olcott in -<RaGgcd Robin
; Evening, sis
: C O l. O y l L THEATER-"Thc
: Sunny Side of Broadway" Even
: Ing, SIS.
: G. r A n d THEATER-"Thelm
: with Willard Mack players.
. Evening, S:15.
ORPHDUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
: vaudeville. Matinee. els, Even
: Ing, Sis.
BUNGALOW THEATER-Pantage
. vaudeville. Matinee; 2.3g, Even
!. ing, S.l5.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent 3G0
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"'Thc Time the Place and the Girl"
comes to the Colonial for weeks run.
beginning Sunday night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04

There Will bc change of programme
at the Bungalow thoatcr this, Thursday
evening, Pantages vaudeville Is proving
popular with playgocrs. There are seven
acts on all the bills the one this evening
having AZ the hcadliner Leon Nor
ris & Co. There are daily matlnees
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-07-31

you. do your Vel. IL I were, what
ars you going TO do about 1T Reb-
stock. do you think n wanted you.
1 would send a message for yoU TO
come out and meet me? Not on your
life. When l want you I'll come 70
your shack and drag you out by the
hair of the head. Sit down." reared
Whispering Smith.
Rebstock who weighed at least 275
pounds. had lifted himself up TO glare
and swear freely. Now he dropDed
angrily back into his chair We'll who
do you WANT he beloved in kind.
A smile softened the asperity of the
railroad man's face. That's a fair
question and give you straight
answer. I'm not bluffing. ! want Du
Sang"
Rebstock squirmed He swo-e with
shortened breath that he knew moth.
ing about Du Sang; that Du Sang had
stolen his cattle: that hanging was
too good for him: that ne would ioin
any posse in searching for him: and
that he had not seen him for three
months.
Likely enough. assented Whisper
ing Smith. but this is wasting time.
He rode in here last night after killing
old Dan Bags. Your estinab!e
nephew Barney is with him. and Karg
is with him. and l want them. but in
especial and particular ! want Du
Sang"
Rebstock denied. protested. wheezed
and stormed but Whispering Smith
was immovable He would not stir
from the Cache uron any promises.
Rebstock offered TO surrender any one
else in the Cache-hinted strongly at
two different men for whom handsome
rewards We're out; but every compro-
mise suggested was met with the same
good-natured words. Il want Du
Sang"
At last the smile changed on Whis-
pering Smiths face II lighted his
eyes still. but With a different express
sion See here. Rebstock. you and /
have always got along. haven't We?
I've no desire TO crowd any man 10 the
wall that is man. Now am going 70
tell You the simple truth Du sang
has got you scared 90 death That
man is a faker. Rebsjock Because
he kills men riEht and left without
any provocation, you think he Is dan
gerous. He isn't: there are a dozen
men in the Cache just as good with
gun as On Sang Is. Don't shake your
head. / know what I'm talking about
he is jay with a gun. and YOU may
tell him Z said so; do YOU hear? Tell
him 20 come out II he wants me 20
demonstrate it. He has got every
body. including you. scared to death
Now. I say. don't be silly. l want Du
Sang"
Rebstock rose to his feet solemnly
and pointed his fiager at, Whispering
smith Whispering Smith, YOU know
me
Il know you for a fat rascal"
That's all right. You know me
and. just as YOU say. We always get
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along because we both GOT sense"
You're hiding yours to-day. Rob
stock"
NO matter; III tell YOU what TN
DO. In give you all the horsenesh YOU
can Kill and all the men YOU can hire
10 30 after him, and til bury your dead
myself You think he can't shoot /
give YOU tip on the square" Wits
pering Smith snorted. Hell shoot the
four buttons OF your coat in four
shots" Smith kicked Rebstock's dog
contemptuously. And do il while you
are falling down I've seen him do
1t, persisted Rcbstock. moist with
Precipitation. I'm not looking for a
chance 10 so against a sure thing; l
wash my hands OF the job"
Whispering Smith rose. 1t was no
trick 10 see he had YOU scared TO
death. You are losing your wits. old
man. The albino is a faker. and tell
you l am going to run him out of the
country" Whispering Smith reached
for his hat. Our treaty ends right
here. You promised to harbor no man
in your sink that ever went against
our road. You know as we'll as / do
that this man. with four others. held
up our train night before last at Tower
W. shot our enginemau TO death for
mere delight, killed a messenger. took
SOS. 900 out OF the through safe and
made his good getaway. Now. don't
lie; you know every word OF il, and
you thought you could pull IL out OF
me by blum. track him TO your
door. He is inside the Cache this
minute. You know every curve and
canyon and jail-bird In IL. and they pay
you blood-money and hush-money
every month; and when l ask you not
70 give up dozen men the company is
entitled TO. but merely TO send this
pink-eyed lobster out with his guns 70
talk with me. you wash your hands OF
the job. do you? Now listen. II YOU
don't send Du Sang into the open be
fore noon tomorrow, III run every
living steer and every living man out
OF Williams Cache before 1 cross the
Crawling Stone again. so help ne
God! And I'll send for cowboys with
In 80 minutes 10 begin the job. I'll
scrape your Deep Greek canyons ill
the rattlesDakes squeal. I'll make VII
liams Cache so wild that a timber
wolf can't follow his own trail through
IT. You'll break with me. viii you, Reb
stock Then wind up your bank &C
count; before finish with you III put
you I'm stripes and feed buzzards OF
your table
hebstock's face was ap~9iectic. He
choked with a torrent OF oaths. Wits
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pering Smith. paying no attention.
walked out to where Kennedy was
waiting He swung into the saddle.
ignoring Rebstock's abjurations. and
with Kennedy rode away
IL is hard 20 do anything with n
man that is scared TO death" said
Smith to his companion Then. too.
Reostock's nephew is probably in this.
In any case. when Du Sang has got
Rebstock scared. he is DANGEROUS
man 10 be abroad We have. got TO
smoke him out. Farrell Lance Dun.
ming insisted the other day he wanted
to do me favor. IN see II he'll lend
me Stormy German and some OF his
cowpunchers Tor a roundup We've
got 20 smoke Du Sang out A round.
up is the thing. But. by heaven. if that
roundup is actually pulled OF IL will
be classic when YOU and I are gone. "
Thirty minutes afterward. messen.
gers had taken the Frcnchman trail
Tor Lance Dummies cowbovs.
Go Be COntinued.)
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THE seoTIsT.

rs either this or else it's that.
He lays the law down plump and nat
There's nothing OF the diplomat
It's pretty sure. about him.
He hardly credits you with sense.
To di0er shows you're very dense.
He thinks 90 quite great oceuss
II you should seem TO doubt him
NO sort OF reason will be deign
To give that he may make a. plain.
BE cannot help your lack OF brain.
So don't you get him nettled-
His declaration short and grur
You may imagine is a blum.
But stin ne says IT, That's enough
The matter should be settled.
I've done all that a woman can
Since first our married life began
To soothe and please the lordiy man
And bow 20 his dominion.
] would not wish to be unktnd.
But. Oh. I'd love Co take and bind
And gag him. and then free my mind
By giving my opinion
illustrated Bits
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-07-31
CHAPTER XVI.
Williams Cache.


Ed Banks had been recalled before
daybreak from the middle pass. Two
OF the men wanted were now known
to have crossed the creek, which
meant they must work out OF the coun-
try through Williams Cache.
IF you will take your best two men.
ed" said Whispering Smith, sitting
down with Banks at breakfast. and
strike straight for Canadian pass TO
help Gene and Bob Johnson. I'll under
take to ride In and talk TO Rehstock
while Kennedy and Bob Scott watch
Deep creek The boy gives a good de-
scription, and the two men that did
the Job here are Du Sang and Flat
Nose. Did ! tell you how we picked
up the trail yesterday? Magpies. They
shot scrub horse that gave out on
them and skinned the brand. II
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-07-31

How do you know DE loves his
wife,"
Well. FOR one thing. he gives her
all he makes"
"Pshaw She has him bluffed"
And be tells her everywhere he's
been"
Same reason. She has him bluned
/ tell you
And be calls her pet names when
be hasn't done anything wrong"
We'll, II that's true. I guess yol
are right"
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Both boys had been rude 20 their
mother she put them 20 bed earlier
than usual and then complained 90
their father about them. SO be started
up the stairway. and they heard him
coming
Here comes papa" said Maurice:
I'm going 20 make believe I am
asleep"
I'm not said Harry I'm going 90
get up and put something on"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-07-31
The Best Subject

The late Marion Crawford SAID a
New York editor. was a good IL no,
brilliant speaker He imputed his
success 90 a little Sorrento girl
In Sorrento once he rose 10 ad.
dress childyeu's school
Children he began. what shall
I talk about
And this li,tle girl piped from a
rear bench very wisely
What DO you know o."
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Southern Rv
TRAINs LEAvE RICHMoNn

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
~ B.-Fouowing schedule figures pubfish-.s
only ~ Information and are not glIaranteeDi.
p;-p A A-Daily-Local for Charlotte
lj.1 A A-Daily-Limited-Bu BroFler q,
Atlanta snd Birmingham. New Orlean,
Memphis. Chattanooga, and all the SOUTH
5nI1ugh coach for Chase City. Oxford
200 =. NIX. Sunday-KeysyiIIe Local
i-@ = 4-Daily-Limited Pullman readv "a
r n for all the south
YORK RIVER LINE.
f-'1 T. MY. Sunday-To West Polnt-co,
meeting Tor Baltimore Monday. Wefnesf.,
and Friday.
-.Io 7. h.-Monday. wednesday Anf Frihrv-
Local to West Point
80 - 49, Suniay-Local 20 West Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
(EHpress). 49, o~i'g
$40 A n. TX. Sunday: $40 P. n. a.uw
from :, West Point; $50 A. N, daily; io,sS A
a. "a, wednesday and Friday; 5:f5 p. Il. excs1s
s E. BURGESS. D. PA.
go Z. Main St., Phone 80
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She-What is the line they talk OF
crossing in ocean travel?
He-It is popularity supposed 10 be
the equator
She-Oh. I thought the line might
be where they hung the wash OF the
sea
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SEABOARD


TRAINS SCHEDULED To LxAvz
RICHMOND DAILY.
S:fo A h--Local 70 Horiin2. Raleigh. char-
lotto. wiiminxtou-
1873 p hr-S.eepers and coaches. Acarts- sa-
vannah, jacksonville sEd y1orita pointsI
1875 p. h---Sleepers aHd coaches Savannah,
Jacksonville. Atlantis Birmingham and
Memphis.
EoRrHBouN6 TRAINS scxzEDunxD TO Ar
RIVE RICHMOND DAE.Y.
$50 A X. Sos r. ~. ssS r. r.
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Oh

How did you act when he pro.
posed"
Il sank gracefully on one knee.
How ridiculOUs' What in the
world did you sink on your knee for?''
"On his knee. not mine"
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ATLANTIC COASTINE

EFFECTIVE APItIL II, boa
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South; Sis A. n and z:25
p. n
For Norfolk: 600 A. n. 500 P. n. Gad 8
P. n
For n. and W. Ry.. West: 800 A. n, 1910
and e:06 P. NJ
For Petersburg: 500 A. NJ, 1870. 500 $40
For Coldsboro and Fayetteville: $50 p n
Trains arrive Richmond daily: $40, 700 A
n, 1915 1:46 A. NJ 's10;l5 A NJ. sl:90 ?.
NJ. 900. $50. $500 and Sis p. n
Except Sunday. ssSunday Only
Time OF arrival and departures and coaasc-
t1ons not guaranteed
@. s. CAMPBELL. D. P. A.
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Mrs. Grun-Waiter. that steak that
you gave Mrs. Grun is not good and
you know it' Why did you serve f.
Waiter-Why. / thought that II the
lady was your vile she couldn't be
very particular
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The two railroad men rode up the
canyon together And now l will
show you lean and hungry thief
grown monstrous and misery, Far
rell," said Whispering Smith.
At the head of a short pocket be-
tween two sheer granite walls they saw
Rebstock's weather-beaten cabin, and
he stood In front OF 1t smoking. He
looked moodily at his visitors out OF
eyes buried between rolls OF fat
Whispering Smith was a little harsh
as the two shook hands. but he dis
mounted and followed Rebstock into
the house.
What are you so high and mighty
about?" he demanded, throwing his
bat on the table near which Rebstock
had seated himself why don't you
come out when send a man TO you.
or send word what you will do? What
have you got 20 kick about? Haven't
you been treated rightg"
Being in no position to complain,
but shrewdly aware that much I'M
pleasantness was I'm the wind. Reb-
stock beat about the bush He had had
rheumatism. he couldn't ride: he had
been in bed three weeks and hadn't
seen Du Sang for three mouths. You
amt chasing NJ here after Du Sang
because he killed a man at Mission
Springs. know better than that.
That ANT the first man he's killed.
and Il amt a goin' to be the last"
Whispering Smith lifted his finger
and for the first time smiled Now
there you err. Rebstcck-it Is a gofn
TO be- the last So you think I'm after