davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
LAWYER PLEADS FOR MERCY.
Offer to Withdraw Complaint Not Allowed by
District Attorney.

The first hearing the charge Of larceny brought
against Nathan S. Levy. lawyer. OF No. 21s East
57th street. attracted lot OF attention from at
torneys in the Tonbs police yesterday after
noon Levy arrested the complaint OF
William Trondle. OF No. 501 East 57th street, who
said in an affidavit that Levy had kept s29O all
rnony which he had been directed by Justice
Bischon last January to pay 20 Mrs Trondle
Tronae said that the money had finally been re-
turned him.
James Nugent. representing Levy. made a plea
for mercy. saving that his client had been I'll for
some tire Trondle agreed 20 withdraw the CON-
piaini. but Assistant District Attorney Gonterman
said that would be impossible he had prepared
the case for the grand jury. Magistrate Finn ad-
to,Irned the hearing until September. Levy was
naroled ir the custody Of his attorney.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Liverpool July 2sCampana CBr) York via Queens
Southampton July 2s-Adriac (Br) New York for Cher
bourg and Southampton land proceeded).
Gibraltar. July 2s-Galla (Fr1.
Marselles
27-Braunfels Calcutta f-oior,Hs,
for Boston New York
July 23-Estona RUSS York via Rotterdan,
Saigon, July 2S-Breiz Huel Gr). New York via Port
Natal
Hong Kong, July 27-Indrapura CBrl New York for
Shanghai. etc
Cherbourg. July 2s-Rronprinzes-n Cecis C7er) from
Bremen and Southampton. New York
southampton. July 2S-Kronprinzessiu
York via cherbourg: Teutonic CBr). New York via
Cherbourg Queenstown -
Leshorn July 25-Itaia (Br). New York.
Marsetles, July 2S-Madonna (Fr). New York
Algers. July 24-Abenga (Gerl (frorn New York; Hong
Kong. Shanghai.
Huelva. July 26-Craigard CBr) New York Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
OLD PHOTOGRAPH CAUSES ARREST.
Police Believe They Have a Man Wanted Nine
Years Ago in Seattle.

Detective Iaeutenants Oppenhein and Downing
OF th- Central Office were looking over some old
correspondence with police chiefs of other cities
concerning fugitives yesterday when they came
across a picture Of Charles Lane. who arrested
IN this city in 1900.
Al that time Chief of Police Reeder of Seattle
sent a request here that Lane be arrested.
he wanted a charge Of swindng W. L.
Wells. Of Jamestown. N Y. while he going
70 the Eloncfke in the winter Of 1893 When the
letter nad reached here. however. Lane had been
released and disappeared.
Later while the detectives at the West 23d
street ferry they spotted they thought fitted
the picture of Lane They arrested him, and in JEFF
ferson Market court Magistrate OConnor held him
for forry-eight hours 10 await requisition papers
frorr Seattle The detectives say Lane has been
known ss Edward Campbell. J. C. Campbell and
George Bel He refused TO say & word
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
NEW BRANCH BANK FOR CHINA.
International Banking Corporation to Estab-
lish Office at Hankow

The International Banking Corporation il was
learned yesterday is about estab blisb another
branch office in China this time Hankow This
institution was the first American house to enter
the banking field in Peking it having onened a
branch there last month. At the local Office II
stated that il was the policy the corporation TO
open branch wherever the need for one was felt
IN order to develop the trade this country in the
Far East The new branch Will mako the ajgt
teenth. others being situated Shanghai. Canton
and Hong Kong. China, and in Japan. British India
the Philippines and South America
The International Banking Corporation was or
ganized IN 1902 1t is capitalized So 10000 and
has surplus of q like General Thomas
H Hubbard is president OF the concern which "a
the depository of this government in the Philip
pine Islands and the Canal Zone in Panama
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
CALLS PAPERS MIRRORS.
Professor ZuebGn Says They Reflect
the Doings of the People.
INV relerraph to The Tribune. ]

Chautauqua. " Y. July 2S-ProIessor Cnal,eS
zuablin came out as an ardent advocate OF the
re,,snaners in an address on Culture at Chau-
tauqua Assembly to-day.
contrary to the popular opinion. the newspapers
are not run by mscreants who are perverters OF
the public mind and conscience SAID Dr, Aueolln m ,
..oita tbe onposite Is true for their editors and
renorters are shrewd readers OF the popular MIND
and they give the public just what II wants Inc
newspape pers are mirrors in which each member OF
the people at large Is able to see what the whole
people at large doing each day
What appears in print in the newspapers Is
there because a large body OF people wants II to
appear there. 1t must be so. for how otherwise
could the paper succeed? Are one hundred thou
sand or fifty thousand people going to buy each day
a paper which is printing what they DO not want
to see in prtnt?"
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
CITY TO TEST TILE, TOO
RESULT OF CODE FIGHT.
And Reinforced as We'll as C'nder
Concrete U7M Be Tried Ont.

IT, ,. ,h,uv4, Nelson P Lewis chief en-
stneer of the Board OF Estimate ana APp0 ~ -
ment will make test, Il was learned iao' Hie'
not only OF cinder concrete but Of other hrepfoot
e.. a..-..,. yell This information came out
foIsou-inr the return Of Mayor Mcclellan to the
Adirondacks TO take lrp his vacation Where ne iNI
Il down TO consider the building CODE
When the Mayor vetoed the code he suseesteu
4s.st as cinder concrete seemed the prnclpaI oone
u contention between the opposing interests uie
city conduct test to just what degree OF neat
various mixtures Of cinder concrete would s'aiiu-
Yesterday morning Mr.. Lewis had a long conner
ence with the Mayor on the subject 1hey ue
cjded that so long It would be necessary for tle
city 10 20 TO considerable expense 10 prepare the
proper plant for testing cinder concrete 1t wouio
be advisable to 1t at the same time IN giving d
thorough try-out to other freproofng materials
AS result of this decision tests will be made OF
hollow tile reinforced concrete and other kinds OF
freproofns as well as of cinder concrete NOT
only will their ability Withstand fire he tested
but their tensile strength as well will be deter-
mined. The Mayor is anxious to have these tests
nearly conclusive it is possible TO make them
and to that end has instructed Mr- Lewis to spare
no expense ard leave nothing undone which would
be calculated furnish data that IN the future
might be needed
Mr.. Lewis started his vacation some ome
aEo but returned TO talk with the Mayor He
hopes TO make all the arrangements for the tests
before he leaves the city again The place or
making the tests has not been determined on. but
il has been suggested that they might be held
under the Manhattan approach 10 the Williams
burg Bridge.
After the arches and other forms are constructed
OF the various materials they will be allowed TO
dry and settle thoroughly for a period Of thirty
or forty DAYS So il will be well toward the latter
part OF September before the tests can be COM
pleted
When Mayor Mcclellan started his vacation
he had planned end II August 2. at the end
of the thirty-day period beyond which absence no
Mayor may go without running the risk Of having
his appontees removed and others placed in their
Jobs There is an unwritten law that the Mayor
shall not remain away from the city for mora
than thirty days, except when he may be out Of
the country Nov. however. the Mayor has an
other thirty-day period before him. and IT is
uected that he will take advantage of it.
It reported last night that the Mayor
might return for a few days at the end Of next
week but there is no reason. far as is known.
for his presence at that time. He said as he left
the City Hall at noon that he was well content 10
20 fishing in the wilderness after strenuous week
at the helm
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
FORECLOSURE FOR CUBAN ROAD.

A decree OF foreclosure and sale OF the Eastern
Railroad OF Cuba. approved by Judge Hough was
filed yesterday in the United States Circuit Court
by Frank q. Gedhil and Henry H. Parmelee, who
succeeded the Knickerbocker Trust Company as
trustees. under the first refunding mortgage per
hfty-year gold bonds. amounting to s., $50
The road be sold because the coupons falling
due on September l. 1895, and March l. 1909 have
not been paid. The amount Of principal and inter
est now due the bonds and coupons is g, 1858
Henry Melville appointed special master to con-
duct the sale. The property is to he sold an en-
tirety and in lot parcel
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
SHOE WORKERS WIN STRIKE.

Lynn Mass. July 2S.-The striking packing room
enopIoves won another victory to-day when the
V K & A H Jones Company agreed to accept
the new wage rate which provides for salary OF
cents an experienced help in the packing
room and sliding scale for all apprentices The
Joseph Caunt Company's plant alone remains out
side of the agreement. Mr.. Caunt to-day said that
he woud pay the packing room employees by the
piece system, as the others doing. but that he
would not sign agreement
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
lNTERsoRoueH's FINAL SURPLUS.

The earnings OF the Interboroush Rapid Transit
Company for the fiscal year ended June 80 will
leave a final surplus of about 81, 10000 after the
payment of charges and dividends the COM
panys stock. according to estimates published yes
terday in Wall Street. This will be equivalent to
about 3 per cen- the preferred stock OF the
Interborough- Metropolitan company, which
trolls. through stock ownership. the Interborough
Rapid Transit system.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
NEW MEMBER FOR CLEARING HOUSE

The Coal and Iron National Bank has been elected
TO full membership in the New York Clearing House
Association, making the ffteth bank I'm associ-
alton at the present time. although including the
Coal and Iron National. nnety-nine banks have be-
members of the association since it's organi-
zation. The other forty-nine have either been
dropped from membership gone Of existence
Several banks. il will be remembered lost their
Clearing House membership in the late panic. The
bank has been paying 10 per cent yearly dividend
John T Sproull is president and Addison H Day
ashier
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
MISSOURI RATE CASE APPEALED.
State Takes 1t to Federal Supreme Court
Nevada Attacks Railroads.

Kansas City. Mo. July 2s-An appeal to the
United States Supreme Court from the decision Of
Judge Smith Mcpherson IN the Missouri railroad
cases was hled by Sanford r I.add. represent
ing the in the United States District Court
here to-day.
In his decision Judge Mcpherson declared the
Missouri railroad passenger and freight rate law
was confscatory and unconstitutional. The case
selected for the appeal that Of the Chicago.
Burlington Quincy Railroad, which has a trunk
lire the state
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
]. p. MORGAN TO GET ALASKA CENTRAL

Seattle. July 2s-According to reports here the
insoivent Alaska Central Railroad when it is sold
by order of the court this fall will become the
property of the bondholders, among whom is j
Pierpont Morgan. the principal factor in the Cop
per River & Northwestern Railroad. in the con-
struction of which three thousand are now at
work The Alaska Central is projected to run
from Seward. the coast, to the Yukon River.
and there are large coal fields along the route
Fifty-three miles have been built, but being
nnerafed
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
sARpINEs POISON sALLIE FISHER.

Chicago. July 22-Miss sallie Fisher. the comic
opera singer is seriously i'll. at Chicago hotel
Her physician has diagnosed the case as acute
ptomafne poisoning The trouble is traced to canned
sardines. eaten Saturday night at rehearsal Miss
Fisher was taken III on Sunday. For many hours
her life was in danger
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
TO INCREASE ITS STEEL OUTPUT.

One of the objects of the management OF the
Republic Iron and Steel Company in authorizing
sale of its unissued preferred stock.
ment of which made in yesterdays Tribune, 1t
is learned is to obtain cash TO enable the company
to carry a more progressive policy. The manu-
facture of iron will be discontinued and the pro-
duction will hereafter be confined steel. The
steel capacity the plants will be increased a
considerable extent and the output diversified.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29

Reno. New, July 2S-Notice has been served on
the Southern Pacific and Nevada & California rail-
roads by the Nevada Railroad Commission that
their interstate freight rates excessive unjust
unreasonable and discriminatory" A 50 per cent
reduction from the present rates Will be demanded
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
c. g. O. RECORDS $sooooooo MORTGAGE.

MaysvilIe Ky. July 2S-The Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad Company cancelled a mortgage for $1,000
90 here to-day and offered for $50 100000 for
record 70 the New York Trust Company FOR general
eouipment and Improvements
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
AMERICAN sHiPRuILpINe DIVIDEND.

Cleveland, July 2s-The American shipbuilding
Company declared a dividend Of per cent its
common stock to-day. This Is the second dividend
on common stock in the history of the company
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
TRANsPACIFIC MAUs.

Destination and steamer, Close in New York
Japan Corea. China and Philippine Isl
Vancouver and Victoria. B
Empress OF China July so. $50 m
and Philippine Islands (vta San
Francsco)-U. S. Transport July 81. $50 n
Hawaii Corea and China (via san
Franciscot-Florea July 81 $50 n
Tahiti. MarquessS Islands. New Zealand
and specially addressed mail for Aus
trails tvia san Francisco-Marposa- I $50 m
Hawaii (vta san Francisco AlaIneda Aug = $50 m
Corea. China and Philippine Isl
tvia TScoma)-Teucer. & $50
Australia Except WesO. New Zealand.
Islands and New Caledonia Cvta
Vancouver and Victoria C)-Ma-
rama Aug S. $50 m
Hawaii. Japan. Corea China and Philip
pine Islands (via san Francisco)-Np-
pom Maru. Aug Il. $50 m
Japan Corea, China Phippns Isl
ands tva Seatte)-TanSo Maru Aug $50 N
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
uNIATuRE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 4:49 Sunset 7-15 -=13 Moons 13
HIGH WATER
A M-Sandy Hook 4:25 Gov Island 419 He'll Gate 500
M-Sardy Hook 4;55 Gov. Island 507 He'll Gate 6;57
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The President Grant. reported 24o miles OF
Sandy Hook al IL n, yesterday. will dock to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29

rnent of Commerce and Labor. reports the class-
fcatons of imports and exports for June and for
the twelve months ended June follows:j
IMPORTS JUNE.
1909. 1905 1907
Foodsturs NAT
food ain ais S11.554.9e7 S12,2o4s32 su4lsoaI
pared sd ..,.. 1s.TO1.o2o l4.b5s257 1eas1274
Crude material for
fsctuIes ... 45.sss.ss5 sio457e2 525252s
Manufactures for
1~a1rS mannfactuTins @ 21747so4 issoss62 2os75.4s1
u r
sumption s4a8 5n' r. 2s4o4s7s 9oososs1 IS TBS 2o4
Mscelianeors.... s67.74S so7554 s54.6l9
Total imports. s124.e65,s2s Se21OSe2s sl2.5lO.2l6
DOMESTIC ExPoRTs-JUNE.
Foodstuffs in nat
r6SSstufs foGa 9ni%ais Pary 'SiS2i ''i2S0
wholly pre- o,-.os,o % 90, -, o..
Crude material for
1ss fastur@s H1.1 ., 244a44as 2ssss6O7 2as5s.s62
Manufacture for
f@s1nfT mannfacfaTIns "s 2sesses 1se7sS4s 2S46re
Manutact u e
nssssssaos ssRs 9.i9 a5o ssss 5s ss
Total domestic sl14o9Os76 sl1a27a127 sls4s4a.s5l
esps ~. 2,4as.el4 2O0OlSs 2.7al.5es
Total EXPORTS s11741a5sa sI15s6s $50 $la7 75s12 24o
IMPoRTs-TWELvE MONTHS.
Foodstufs in nat
food animals s1s3 s2158s S145. .4ss.4ss $15Oo74 7e5
Foodsuffs, partly
pared I"'s .Y. 1s5.o2s7e4 14ss2s521 15ss4o. 1856
Crude material
for in
4O5 3d. $40 43o56I .b06. ib4
Manufactures for
manufacturing 222 Sso277 loe.44b.7ss 27424aoO5
Manufact r
ns9sIisn.su. ss5s5ss S Ss5sS s @ ss
Total imports 224 s11e4 1913 421 425
DOMESTIC ExPoRrs-TwELvE MONTHS.
Foodstuffs in nat
and
food animals. SlS5 66S 623 Sls9OS2665 S167 800
Foodstuffs. partly
wholly pre-
material
for In
800 T6S 632 b56 6A0 693 6a3 9O7 p9p
Manufactures for
further
manufacturins 22asa7.155 2e222os55 2soslss7s
Manufact u T
ready for
sumption -. s2o754 ass. .T2s 47a 7ooe7e
Miscellaneous 77079s4 $3.50. 2Se T,s30eso
domestic 81 6ss s5S 81 s3 Ts6 s56
Foreign ndss.
exp. .......... 24e555n 25.sseese 2siss741
Total s1eesol 1o6 81 $50 s9T
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
FOREIGN COMMERCE IN JUNE.

The chief of the Bureau OF Statistics. Depart
rrent of Commerce and Labor. reports the classI-
fcations of imports and exports for June and for
the twelve months ended June follows:
tNPDRTSs
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29

FoodstuNs in nav
urs. state and
food amin ais
Foodstuns. partly
or wholly pre-
pared ..----
Crude material for
use in manu-
faCtures .....
Manufactures for
further use IN
manufacturing .
Manufact u r . 3
ready for con-
sumption ...--
Miscellaneous.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
Total IMPORTS $l24.665. .82e Se2, ,1O692s Sll2.

Foodstuffs in nat
ural state and
food animals.
Foodstuffs, partly
or wholly pre-
pared ..-.-..
Crude material
for use in man
ufacture ..-...
Manufactures for
further use In
manufacturing.
Manufact Il r e s
ready for con-
sumption .....
Miscellaneous -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-23
5 feGs Daily Comic and Hunor Section

wass thick NIT beople. Id wass
blain dot left voult hat difficulty
getting drough der drong to reach
us. We asked Won of dose clos
est away from der entrance vot all
desc beoble wass ditting.
"They are office seekers" he
said.
"Vell," said Adolf, tell dem to
go home. We will look for i'd"
But dey refused us to do SO.
CHEM OF WISDOM: Eff
erpody ISIS vikings to look for
Something's he bass nod lost.
Dere wass SO many Wiling Wait
ers dot polissman mate us get in
line sitting down. I am No. 49,
364 und Adolf ISIS No. 7S,364h
I dink eff eferypody volt wants to
will get an ofiss dey will hat to
der ofiss building.
Canon more.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-23
OSCAR UhD ADOLF
"oFiss sIckERs"
Told In the words of OSCAR
BY Fred Schaefer.


Washington, Today.-Airly und
bright diss mornings we resumed
Our bookings for Mr.. left. "Haf
you looked drough der City Direc-
dory?" / asked Adolf. do you
take me for a X-ray?" he said.
Den ] said, do SO, und eff you
find der blaze discofer Id to me,
und I will gife you der location.
Berhaps den we will be suggcessful
efen eff we fail" We soon fount
ouid we're der Wife House iss. Id
ISIS In der Oxecutife Mansion. We
vent dere to abby init our chobs.
CHEM OF WISDOM: He
who oxbects holdings will be
SURPRISED how much Of i'd he
receifes.
We wass veil aware dot credit
dendials wass needet. We brought
along recommendings from efery-
pody ad home. My vife's wass as
following:
"Blease gife my husbant work.
I hat blendy. LENA"
Also, my ladder wrote:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-23
MaIWo1nen
AeOoni>a

Mrs. Russell Sage, widow of the
famous financier, has just pur-
chased a great tract OF land on
Long island, on which she will
build model tenements after the
English style.
These are some of the elite
among England's suffragets:
Countess Granard, Lady Gort,
Lady Castlereagh, Lady Knightly,
Lady Churchill, Lady Mosely,
Lady Wyndham and Lady Seton.
DR.. Mary Gordon, the new fe-
male inspector Of prisons in Lon
don, is an ardent suffraget. She
won't permit English newspapers
to use her photographs until they
have first proven they are dealing
fairly with the proposition of
Iequal suffrage.
Miss Lind-af-Hageby, the noted
Swedish antagonist of vivisection,
who is now in New York, answer
led over 1000 questions before the
royal commission on vivisection
in 1906. She is at present busy
preparing to take a leading part
in the great international anti
lvivisection congress to be held in
London this summer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-23
80 HERE WE ARE, STANTING
IN LINE SITTING DOWN."

"Diss will introdutch my son,
OSCAR. He needs a position.
am tired of him being a imbosi-
ton. PAPA"
Adolf hat a letter from hiss SIS
ter. Id said:
"Don'd gife him a blaze dot will
only hermit him to come home at
rare Interruptions. Gife him a
blaze dot will kip him away from
home altogether. BLEASE."
Der wass many odder combli-
mendaries. We know Mr.. left
cannod enchoy reading dem more
dan dey wass enchoyed to be writ
ten.
CHEM OF WISDOM: A
goOt wort ISIS kivick said, but
. knock ISIS sooner listened.
By der way, in diss city most of
der streeds iss named after letters.
Adolf kips tight holt on my coat
tails SO he von'd get lost. He
ion'd know der alphabet. Isl
Abbroaching der Vite House we
fount odders retreading in der
same DIRECTION. Diss vass ferry
annoyance to each odder. 81!
CHEM OF WISDOM: Two q
ISIS combany, but more asstwOad
feels like a retchiment. 4uJ
Close by der left premises
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-23
DoUGHNUT RECIPE

One coffee cupful of rich sour
milk. one tablespoonful butter,
one teaspoohful each salt and
soda, one-half teaspoonful nut
meg. three-fourths cupful sugar
and two eggs; flour to make q
soft dough. Beat the eggs and
add the butter and sugar cream
ed together. Dissolve the soda In
the egg mixture. Then add the
salt and nutmeg and enough flour
to make a soft dough. Roll, shape
and fry IN deep fat. When cold
coy9 With powdered sugar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-23
~ OF INTEREST TO Women -
SUSPENSE" A
NEW GAME

Suspense"
This is the name of a new gam,
which has come to town. Il
promises to be popular. An enter
Uprising girl introduced 1t here re
lcently at party, and 1t scored ar
Immediate hit. 1t was played
something like this:
One Of the guests entered the
parlor with q manuscript, which
he asked the company to listen t.
while he read.
JAS. Harrigan, coal baron
frowned when he looked up from
his papers to find Albert PercivaI
Duval before him." the guest read
I tell you, young man, it's nc
use. and don't want to discuss It
Before I'd let you marry Phyllis
Don't say anything you'll re.
greet later the young man inter
Irupted, facing the older man with
La steely glare. Because I'm going
to marry her anyway, in spite OF
|you.'
For minute Harrigan lost his
temper. Get out of my office, you
impertinent puppy, or I'll throw
[you out
For answer Albert only
|stepped over to the door, slammed
lit shut, drove the keye home, lock
led 1t. Then he turned to face the
angry millionaire.
I'm place of the fmperturbabIs
man of business he saw the Harrf
gan who used to be pit boss. Harri
gan jumped to his desk, pulled out
a drawer, drew a cleaning six.
shooter. "A move and you're 9
dead mamie started to say.
But Duval, as he turned from
the door, had seized a heav,
bronze inkweIl from the score
ltary's desk. Quick las a flash ht
threw 1t. The heavy missile
STRUCK the revolver, just as Harri
gan brought 1t to cover his oppo
lnent.
with muttered curses the tive
men came together. WeaponIess
brute strength against brute
strength, they struggled ant
|writhed. Slowly mercilessly Har
'rigan's fingers frightened around
1.-THE younger mans throat. HI
jammed his head between a cor
ner OF the desk and the floor"
Now what happened next?" tht
guest who was reading the stor,
demanded of the listeners
"Everyone's got paper and pencil
Quick. You've got five minute,
to write the next paragraph. DOM
write over so words"
Recovering from their surprise
the guests got busy. Some had
serious answers, Others laughablt
ones. The prize for the best an.
swer was a copy of one of the ssi,
best thrtllers.'' The seoueI tina
won IL ran like this:
just as Jas. Harrfgan was
crushing the last breath from Du.
val's body. he stopped, gasped
and released his hold The young.
|er mans coat had come open. or
the waistcoat cleaned a pin.
why, you're a fraternity broth.
err of mine," he said. / beg Won,
pardon. Get up and let me dusi
you off,