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The building must not occupy more
than two-thirds ~ the plot: this To secure
plenty uf light and air. The erection
ot rear houses ~ permitted. but when il il
considered that third 81 the plot
- reserved a. a courtyard and that the
ordinary American narrow city lot Is I'M
known and that the average house has a
frontage IL az least ~ feet Il will bc seen
that there ~ very little objection against
rear houses
The width 81 the plots dueS away with the
Necessity "Nisting m New York Of arranR-
,ng IN" apartments IA the form ~ n howl
lnr alley divided into small rooms OF which
only on" fronts on the street The houses
ar" not rs deep ~ in New York and the
hatS ar" NOR" conveniently and CompactIy
laid out. with much larger rooms and moro
windows No apartment hou-n can have
NOR" than iiv" stories or in the out
lying districts more than four
The side walls must ~, constructed
very strongly, fire walls they are called
IN order - max" the spreading 1T fire
FROM IN" huus" L. another practically
rmpussslhl" Collars must he absolutely
dry. ahd m" new building code pTescrih..s
a two inch concrete covering for wallis.
h"Ur and roof. tn" us. 1T wooden LEANS
for IN" Crllar roof il prohibited No
oIrn gas jets are permitted and every
light must L. equipped with mantle and
chimney
Th"-" modern tenement houses are
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Blank walls are absolutely forhidden
because they di-iGuT~ the StrarsenhiiA.
II the owner Of house docs no, want 10
cut windows into . wall visible from the
street h. mus, hide NJ ugiiness ia some
other way \ large department store did
not find y convenient 20 cut windows into
wall ahutting On the LeIpziger Plata
and was compelled 20 erect wall In the
Renaissance style with many little turrets
and false windows az considerable expensO.
The firm employed one Of the foramoss
tbs, result il emincntly satisfactory. foo
the square instead 81 being spoiled by an
enormous blank wall Of masonry is now
more beautiful than before
Ever anxious To- improve conditions
and 10 solve the problem how 90 house
the people attracted by a large city the
municipal government OF Berlin offered
prin' last year for the heat plan for
IN" proposed greater Berlin. This new
city ~ dcstined 10 swallow up all the
Norort" aud cities and Villages. which
are. but for their administrative indie
I'"udenCr a. much a part at Berlin as
the different communities composing
London The conditions ~ the compe-
tItIOn required a street plan unifying
the street systems of the several muniCI-
pllitI''~ changes necessary ~ provide
for the ever growing traffic in the built
up sections the laying out Of rapid tran-i;
routes from the centre of the city 10
al "utlvlnS sections. provisions for carry
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kitchen, hath. servants chamber and
balcony can he rented for si2 month,
while ior the same price an additional
living room can be had II people will 20
only a little farther out. In all these
houses the rooms are large and airy and
the cIbhy holes Of the average low priceo
New York Hat are entirely unknown.
Every living rom IL about twice as large
as parlor IN New York apartment
renting for from $50 to So a month.
The difference IN m. prices OF larger
fats used ey the large middle class Is per
haps still more striking An American
who settled in Berlin lived IN an apart
ment in one OF the new quarters. Tie had
six rooms. kitchen. servants chamber and
two bathrooms The size 81 the rooms
may H. Judged 10y the fact that twelve
people were comfortably placed around
a table IN the dining room and there was
plenty 81 space lett for the servants wait
ing on the guests.
There was of course the inevitable
balcony and 10th th" American and his
wife quickly became used To taking their
breakfast in the open air. Tn" Nat had
all IN" improvements New York ~ used
tn and "A few more There was AN cleo
tire vacuum cleaner, "A SAT. inserted IN
the wall Of the bedroom and connected
with burglar alarm. an electric stove
IN the kitchen and an electric cloth brush
The fat was in the third story. bat had an
automatic eleCtric elevator ready for Use
day and night Landlords are not re-
quired To keep the halls lighted an night,
hut TN" tenant entering the house after
dark has only tn insert a key into a little
socket behind the door IN order 60 light
all electric lamps in the hall and keep
them burning until he has reached tn.
top story For this fiat which can IT,
reached from the centre of the business
district in twenty minutes by the electric
tramway and Berlin tramways do not
run nearly a. fast as New York cars the
American paid sas5 year
Another American had "A fiat in Friede-
nau In the immediate neighborhood Of
the railway station with trains every
ten minutes which carried him To- the
business centre IN less than half an hour
He had five rooms and all improvements
on the first floor ~ four story single
fat house and paid s250 year.
The visitor il struck not only 10y the low
Tents and the superior construction of the
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by order 81 the President the United
States frignte Santee. returning from the
European station, took aboard twelve
casks containing this treasure These
casks were duly delivered into the GUS
tOdy Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
and stored by him in the vaults OF the
Treasury. where they have remained
until this day. sealed. intact and ha II
forgotten
There are records to show that
jackson just prior to the expiration of
his term took som. steps TO find tn.
cestui que trust and terminate the trust
They were unav ling With the change
Of administration they became perfume
tory aud before long ceased altogether.
Thus for nearly seventy years this
FORUM" has remained a. dormant and adj.
n IN" talent that wa, hid in a napkin,
not increasing. though upon it, natural
incr"a-" thO-" riChtiully entitled TO II
might have thrived ia comfort instead Of
suffering the IanRs Of penury
Al AL events II has he''n Saf. from the
moth ard rust and 'h. thieves who ETeak
through and steal remarked our chair
man SENATOR Raymond Gil'-. adjust IN z
tn" red carnatIon IA his huttonhole. All
tn. more reason. gentlemen. after this
long and faithful guardianship for IL To
49," 10 10 that none 81 tEur-' softer emotions
Drulfla TtlN - aututTatl' rnhll 'ailNs Us To
wav,r "A hairs breadth from the d"tArTni-
nation to render exact and equal JtlstIC.
~ this cas-"
Nr BynR booked toward IN" with
srnil., and . shrug. hitter and con tcmptu-
nI- knew a b" would saw. From the
,.stai l-hnent 81 the commission b" u ~
h.-.-n suspicious ~ the Senator'S gDust
faith Lsliaving that the 4rRe part h" had
borne m fixing It's membership and T~,W"rS
had hs.a1, DIR. 20 an avid de-Ir" t. r.ccilU
his own shattered fortunes Was th-r" -
ba another slSilful attempt ut ?dditIon.
Airisis,s- .rd sii.nco with -ntn. cha iulilt
as dishonest as b. was vet unknown:
The cha irnan's assurances. thOuR'i
81 course gratuitous. -ncourag" mo to
present the proof already gath"fed IN
THIS claim said Mr.. Byng call Mrs.
Agatha Maine 20 the stand The pal"
faced widow was duiy sworn.
81" was the widow, she saii, ~ John
Maine" carpenter on Capitol Hill. -
his father, GsrrR. Maine. hal been h"
fore him She now lived in the -am" ittl'
hSuSe out near the eastern branch wher''
father and snn had lived and worked and
dind She supported herself Nv fine sew
ing. and her daughter Edith. her only
child. was - cl"rk Iva the Bureau u Pen
SONS and 'Spr" NOR" than her snare 81
the. cost ~ living.
During her thirty DAYS vacation LAST
summer Edith had rumua ged through
boxes and trunls. Imd'gturbed IN the
garrett within witnesses recollection. In
an old English trunk with the letters
q G. On its lid IN brass headed nails. shc
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THE TWELVE KEGS
| OF GOLD COINS
The Goiobie Claim-The Wood
Pulp Certificate-What the
Owner OF the Treasure Got.

T. vas Representative Hugh Byng
vrD rp-a 20 present tn our Joint Com
MISSION on Sgecial Deposits the report
Off, %" Golohis claim. which had been
referred - him a. a subcommittee.
! glanced syrnpathetically toward the
Sl'a faced widow and her pretty diugh-
'"' sitting in the deep recess Of the win
drs and then settled contentedly iehird
rrs t"ss. assured by the fash Of his iIne
"v~- ,ut IA" wing Of his broad shoulders
~ 10 interest Of these friendless
'..m,r's apTaa ed 10y its romance 20 his
.' -.uI'lon and by its justice 10 his
- col.
I'd" painest recital Of the facts OF This
'... y"ut"w"n- Mr. BynR heRan. must
~'... Is" q fairy tale Late in the sec
..f ti,uul-'ratiOn Of Andrew Jackson
H f..'.g gentleman Of rank and means
n.'." 1ul"s Golobis called on the old
'r'.,.. He had como 20 this country
.r -.tr.u - ImIlic Pause his iOrner
rH 'li "lop@d with George Cartel.
r y some passing reputation
...' .1v"d at baltimore. Alexandria.
. r.t and here at Washington. where
-.fr"lrrd deserving hi. wife ant
..- ---- In this search. made ten wears
ID, .rni" had teen unable Ia find
..' OIL" man. woman or child
uun--Ible 10 tell az this late
i"r what basis Golobie appealed
o." 'r'- l"ut Presumably he showed
30 "i Democrat that no was con
- .r V'n on" ~ the international
r. mary societies which within
."r-- H"r" to cause half the thrones
-..-' - rock and reel. At all events
%" -ympath"tic support Of Jack
-. .or - ,.h,r,. and YOU all rememtsr-
- ~" -1s" ~ Mrs Eaton. must realize
I'm md unrestricted this was.
nd. ...." executed "A deed Il trust To the
'. states 10y which he conveyed
n gold for the sole Use. benefit
p. -s'.r-.yu ~ Emihs Faurse or the
81. ..-- n nor body Directly after
- ""."ris vent hack 20 Europe and
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# co'ir-'' most numerous IN 'h" districts
which have been developed within 70
cont wears. Many ~ then do not b.'-
long 10 the city 81 Berlin proper. but
form separate communities IN spit. Il
tn" fact that there - no out wardly visible
division and the Nororte or suburbs are
40 much part - Berlin AS Norkyille
and Harlem are ~ New York
In Rxdorf. tn" largest village in Ger
many and probably in the world. with
2oD."Do inhabitants fat Of two living
rooms, kitchen. pantry. servants cham
her and bathroom with tub and shower
hath costs from ~ 20 a. marks month.
or ~ ~ To $40. Such a fat has private
he'll and a. a matter Il course a balcony
or open loRgia. large enough for man
and wifi" to take their meals IN the open
air. Generally the two living rooms
front on the street. hut sonnet lines the
windows 81 one Of them give on the court
yard, II this ~ the case the tenant nav
us" them at will in order 70 escape the
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i thlnD Won had better 20 slow want
10 note an az edrancr ~ whatever vol
call IL
MY nam" j. Fred RslanC" and | m not
ashamed of u either: Washington torn
and bred and Cl"r, ~ th" bureau ~
Pensions Sorry to step on the toes a.
Did friends ard all that here he bowed
- the ladi-~ IA the window moo. who
"tohanE ed .'anor~ of anna zen .ui and
d,-mav Tut { ye lu~t learned that | am
the ,nlv h,In: heir NJ ! mile l,Is-.
who's" COS" lie rad 49, wDch aupgt
lately aud ! want nv rlsht-
mu-t admit that the senator treated
this trash and hrrcyy newcomer With
married. di-lavor
4 uu may ia" the stand and testify ia
y"gr own behalf u you wish b" said
culdlv = 81 mr advise Won 10 con ne
yo. -s.lf strictly - iact-
Thanks tor nothing r"t"rted Evllnce
with an engaging smile around a. u" took
hls seat and -'tng l1rPe and highly
r'li-h"d ~hu" mt, ~" foreground IactS
ar" what l'm after. tVeh" augs II bright
and Golden facts
Then senator tiles Thoroughly aroused
arpdrentiN. Instituted a. SHARP and
saarClins an examination a. | had
ever hoard tyen Mr. kyng looked over
g. n- once or twice noddIug his luI.royal
Vet the net res IL at IL all vas - make
W." witness - story more Cnnvincu' lhis
story may summarized ~ ipllpvS
Rylnnc" declared that he VA th" only
son Uf Thomas RylanC|. who was ths,
only ron 81 EdV ard kylanCa. whose " IL.
had h"rn Alice Cartel. only child %
G"urg" Cartel and Emile Pause The
records h" produced ~ thi- descent up
10 the paTentdga 81 Alice Cartel were
manif,~tlv unimp.arhablr. and here
came m thr .'NidsnC" which h. claimed
was newly discovered
This evidence consisted % the test imnnv
taken % an application for pension ~
Alice Cartel a minor child " G..or 20
Cartel. q, soldier killed in the Mexican
war II showed that the soldier had
formerly l-en an English actor: tina, no
came - this country and was married
fmilis Pause who afterward died i'm
giving birth To- this child Alice
All the dispositions had teen carefully
taken and we're officially verified While
I now b"inye that m" nam" ~ Emili.
FauSs" was skilful suh<titu'inn for
the nam" - George CartcIIs wife. who
"vcr she -.lv hav" hscn. ! d. "a Ty-,.~s,
n then have no leans D.: proving
it now AZ a. .Ssnts thi~ evideE...a went
with the commtssIUn. Hugh Byng alone
Dissenting.
Suddenly Mr. Maine arose
-Ct.ntlsman' she said with leyeIIad
finger this man Fred Rylanca - a thief
and a forger lie has known III for years
coming to ON house on terms ~ intimacy
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D down IN the evening, hanging on
stout ropes az about half the height of
10 rom The servant Girl had To Use a
sLpladder to reach her resting place
,onditions in the tenement houses were
IA from good. Families with six or seven
e. idren living in one room and a kitchen
~sre 10y no means exceptional. and fire.
9.en'ly a lodger helped to pay the r"nt
Even IN the better districts. especially IN
the nAighborhood NJ the university. II wa
common for families occupying thr~e or
four room fats To Use only one room and
the Kitchen and TO rent the others.
Al this has been changed. Many ~
the Old houses still exist. 81 course. hut
,nev are disappearing rapidly. New
laws have been passed providing for a
suHicent supply Of light and air and
limiting the number OF dodgers according
& ne size ~ the apartment. Afew 81 the
regulations governing the erection Of
ten@mentS or hathouses may he men
TUNED
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sun in the summer or benefit 10y Il in the
winter From the rear windows the
courtyard can be seen. a square Of literal
dimensions. containing grass plots and
narrow strips Il flowers. while the space
reserved for walking - covered with
fags.
Rixdorf IL 10 all intents and purposes
a par 81 Berlin although 1t stIll main
t,.ins Independence in matters Of adj
minist rat ion. The streets are much wider
than IN American cities. and all the houses
have small gardens In front e them.
This Is IN fact required by the new build
ing Law for all streets Laid out since At
went into furCc
similar conditions prevail in the Fast
End. with the only difference that even
wider streets are found some of them.
like the WAr-chau.r and the Pstersburger
Strasse. being splendid avenues. Here
the rents ar" about IN" safn" a. IN RiNdorf.
bat most uf the fats are larger generally
containing three living rooms kitchen.
pantry. servants chamber. bath. privat"
hall AMI balcony The pantry - necc--
Sary b"caur" m spite 81 canned goods the
German housewife would not dream "
buying supplies for one meal or even for
one day only. hut still persists in being
always prepared for a siege
In tn" northern part a great many old
tencment= are still found. They Wer"
erected when thus was the manufacturing
district. but they ar" disappearing slowly
The great Industrial establishments hav"
moved farther north. and ar" now sur
rounded hy m"d-~u tenement houses that
leave littl. To h" desired.
The workmen are far better housed than
their fathers were Here fats - two
living rooms with kitchen. bath. pantry
balcony. sc cost from - a. 80 a month
and fat of the same size and exactly
a. we'll appointed. bat IN IN" rear
may he secured for from s. Ia s. n. and
th">. rear fats are by no means objection
able. for they lront on the roomy court
yard with IT, flower bod and behind the
houses are small garden plots for all the
tenants
The outlying districts in the " estern
part Of the city are a little more preten-
tiOus They are mostly populated nv
Government officials with limited salaries
The erection Of houses with more than
four stories Is prohibited in this quarter.
and a front garden at least xix feet In
width is obi gatory
The fats are more profusely decorated
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spicuous Won't you give ~ your jtIdg
nien' - this al important du"lim"ntt-
The Hon. Rufus X Figgi"s. q littl" old
beau from nsylvanil, .dJust"i his
glasses fIlssiy. After a hri"f "Nsnina-
ton h.. tossed the document csid" with
dis'lain
III tho cha rrnan plea 81 N" sud. =
do not car. to prpnounc" definitely upon
the ink ~ haN" no tests with me. though
IN my opinion y - q "h"mic'l ms such
~ II nov Ia Use and rot ~" v'R.tHl l' Ink
that alur.. was used nfty or more wear
aRo. but the uI"r,'-t fYrn must 10 .ll"
20 saV from a 81 rc,. ,nd touch thnf ~"
:. Ter itself - mnd" from w""d Iulp.
-.fu"thing that hgd never h""n even
'-.. med q e n" date when the Ger
T." 'o purruTt- 10 have l."n executed
IN N'.r words. - - o gross fr. ud - -
f.C,' ~ the matter II conveys J. o. r. nh
forgery
Confusion .nsu"i H. which ~"
rue'ul "rs 80 ~. CONN I--ipf. ihrDns.
about Mr. Figgl"-. l-r''. iur 10 hi1 clear
cuf ",pl'' aiiu' aui ,l.s ioft.lN eng con
,irr"i Nv a.. II Wa iDti'''Ihl" that
S"Hs'r- Glib r"f..i'" s'"piiral 10 III"
last. oulv grpui-~Ci". = o. A." general view
when NJ Bvi .. with o SIGH almitt,. that
h,. rbui rot rsifSay ~.
/ VIII .rk m" Itue.s Just or" C'lcS-
ton sail Mr. Bvrg tuning To where
Mr. Mrir" still 90, p'l"r thar ever
r., ~ shock F'i c." pen. VI? iHIn have
ou' - your possession zinc" N"ur GguFh-
ter found them IN NJ" gHrr"t'-
So sir a'"v 90. I ~" WIfr"-s with
dignity. They have '.s'' w. our hous""N-
c"p' whrr I howe them 10 youlndrow
Th"y IPy-s go ~ uiIr house - ! morally
n"li"v" p'..l - God - ~" Judge si"'r
NY I.t' huShard'. fa'h"r built n With
his own a1.~ more thu forty v"; r.. ~.
"a not tI-Uu'" Whst the littl" oil g''' he
NAV has sail II l. - mystery which 80
Will try to "nlur" with ya'ic"r" II only
whil.' d-priyinR ~ Of our iuh"rita',"
you do not also take away from ils our
Shr Lnw" ~ the chairman: she how"
t. N" commission. She vase quiet ~
10 the seat bv her daughter sid" with tho
respect of every on" w the room.
T3.c7c charming hook Of svI, pa'hy
on senator GIlc,'- face. IN which I also
s...ne 10 80" q sha i's 81 cpntritiou. WhcI
h" aS,sur"l the widow that ." possible
hlam" attach" trh her from this ruin ~ her
hOpos
And now. geutlcmol,- he continual.
Il presume ws had b..ttsr sst this Golnhir
oa-s hack 1T the foot % ths Calendar.
since there l. no other claimant
-Iold on there Mr. chairman. whuey~T
Won are called ont n clear. strong voice
a. voun. man who had iust entered
hustled forward ." M" head ~ the table.
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BERLIN AS A CITY BEAUTIFUL
GOOD HOMES. LIGHT AND AIR
FOR An ITS IDEALS.
chanErs % the Last Twenty Years cheap
and Comfortable Flats for Its " orb.
rr~ Wide streets Garden DorSi~red
Planning fer the Greater n~rI,n.

N-un - a citv Of fats and apartments
0rr, very rich people hive in Their own
...s-..s and their number - relatively
small The private house A. IL ~ known
70 America has practically disappeared
'.lu ia" city limits. Families desiring
,r n'c IN separate dwellings must go To
... -uburh-
IH" change wrought IN Berlin IN the
~ twenty years il remarkable For a
suE time the city simply kept on growing
...r Ind not change its character Rows
Rats and tenement houses were erected
.fr iiHcrrd only in the color Of the outer
sails and the SHAPE Of the small bal
,.Hr."-
u'tl "A short time ago even fats nT tho
t..'tar class lacked a bathroom. and where
listed It served the additional purpns.
ufuroN ding sleeping space for the servant
AZ ingenious CuntriVancr. the hangebodcn.
nair thus possible II consisted OF "A
G,oden platform which was pulled up
9a,nst the wall in the daytime aud
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II wa- noticeable tn me at any rat" that
Mr. Byng rose from his seat and took his
post by the chairman side cying each
paper jealously as II was unfold"d
That's night. Byng.- said the SENATOR
-You have seen these pap'Ts bcfoT"
Your veri'icatinn Of them now will AL
at least slightly IN the authentcat on
which | sincerely trust We may be- able
to give to- them
First We have a copy - the London
Times OI April ~. 1923. with theatrical
item marked HIM. this item speaks o'
the performance Of TIL" School for
SCANDAL and the excellent work done nv
that promising young actor GeorGo Maine.
WHOSE stag" name 81, G"org" Cartel
Al. ! 800.
Letters from Georg" Maine addressed
TO My dearest Emilie and signed Your
loving husband. and letters presumably
in answer - George Maine and signed
by his d..u'-I wife Emil" ~ far 80
good
-What uclt' An. gentlemen here We
have the crIN 81 IN" Who'll" matter. the
keyston. that completes the arch. THIS
faded yellow paper puTports t. 10 d
certificate - the ma rria ~ Of George Maine
to Emilie FnuEse. celebrated ~ Holy
Inn scents Church in Alexandra and eyi-
IDENTIFY holpRraph 81 tn" clerk II
looks genuine. u reads genuine. | should
aay IL was g.nuin" But we must b.ar IN
mind. Gentlemen. that We cannot secun.
thu. evidence aliunde
Holy InnoCpnts' church. as h. prem to
know was burned with all - re lTds
many years ago. Tn" rector and IN" clerk
long since ar. dead The very pa rish
it--lf has he-n absorbed This scr1p II
paper then must speak for ITSELF
Mr. Figgles. you were n printer once
with an expert knowledge II inks and
IaI@rs which you cannot have lost In
your devotion 20 the larger matters Of
u ate in which you also ha We beon 50 con-
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hing rascal - uuthl.g hut the Senator's
"'"t'ug" hi~ tod hI, maripn.tie moyed
"v hi~ score, Strings
We'll II yuu Ion | do. - he assert ed m
answer to ray d"s; und.ui shake Of tina
mead W" ~" going To- the Treasury
I@pirtm". g." d"'u1nd that III. Secretary
shall r'iu-" 20 drli."r over tho gold until
TINS L"wiv discovered evidence Of ,nine
oln IT, d"y"!pp"G -.
On arriving ~ No." department W.
learned thI. the sIrC-sSruI ,laiman, had
already presented his award and de-
mand''d ~ ''SSe,,sluu e. ( the CiolobIetreasuy.
W" desoci he'd INTO ~" vaults there "a
md l~-id'.s Rylanc~ himself "A notable
iTr-"n about 80 INSPECT tn" wealth tina,
had remained scaled and intact for tb,.
greater part uf century senator Giles
cam" forward rubbing his hands cor.
dially
Al. Bvrg. and pur good Noble. too
W" cried Great minds always think
alike. lfhuughi Oh account e tho wiz inc
"" gave thiS Young man Yesterday thai
Do w"uit nulv u" fatr 10 support him m
hi~ hour = triumph. - mSt triumph.
" tins instant an old official who had
ir-' raplsd N M" bead ~ the frs, Of
IA" Kegs uttered an "Nclamat ton 81 sur
prs
Tn" gold l,uls ct I7s3 h. said. -.oob
and every Oh" Of them a gold louis Of
l7s3' f. cIurot l." and vet. and ye,'-
IL" tossed bright handful to and fro
Even To- nv unframed -ars the coins did
not ring true.
What ar" YOU trying TO give uS Pc
ter-s' drua rded the senator roughly
Don't you know that these casks wer.
~hipp"d from IN" royal mint that each
bear, ia. royal stamp
Have you forgotten. senator" re-
turned the old Official earnestly @the
scandal under LOUIS Philinna - ,,4~A
~ the circulation 81 bogus coins OF this
very issu-' Wait. wait. I'll make a test
directly -
H. did make a test directly with bur
a single touch 81 acid. yet that touch
was sufficient In some way never 10
t." discovered. whether Golobie was An
mpo~tor. whether Golobie had been i'm
posed upon, the treasure shipped from
France for the use and benefit of Emile
Pause and the right heirs of her body,
the treasure 10 implicitly accepted and
saCredly held by the United States Al
it, CeTtilod value. was worthless coun-
terfeit
oh. IL was pitiful to zee how Rylance
skunk away In blank despair. II vas
pitiful too 10 note how white and strained
was senator Qiles's face as he turned
with a smile and said
The Golobie claim has proved 20 10
what our old friend Hudibras would call
all cry and no wool. hey, ByngI'