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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-28
Wednesday Bridge Club.

Miss Mary Huette entertained the
Wednesday Bridge Club yesterday af-
temoon at her home on Park Place
West, Miss Ada Walker and Mrs
InIu Ellis were substitutes. the lat
ter won the prize
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-28
Brick For Twenty-First Street.

One more barge of paving brick
yet to come when all the brick need
cd for Roy Williams paving contracts
will have been landed nere at the
wharf. A barge load of brick is now
being unloaded for Twenty-First
street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-28
Wednesday Club.

Miss Maud Sutherland entertained
the Wednesday 800" Club yesterday
afternoon at her home on Twenty
seventh street. Mrs J. L. Parham
won the club prize, hat pin, and
Mrs Charles Schutter the geus
guest prize, beauty pin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-28
Country Club,

Thursday will be entertainment
day at the Country Club this week.
The hostesses for the day are TO be
Mrs. Frank p, Aver, chairman; Mrs.
Leon Denison, Mrs. Jacob Solomon
and Miss Kate Gilhofer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-28
Ambiguous,

During the recent war maneuvers a
private not long married received q
letter from his wife in which she
asked: do you ever think OF me.
sdear?" To which he Is said to have
spplied: Il think OF you every day
xai meals, dear. The cooking is hor
Yibfs Boston TRANSCRIPT.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-28
Summer Cars Running.

The summer street cars were
brought out yesterday for the first
time They were looking spick and
span in new paint and varnish. The
carr were placed on both lines.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-28
w. c. T. u. Meeting.

The W. c.. T. Z. will hold their
weekly meeting Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Anna Wood, on
upper Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-28
Sculln's Bull Dog.

Alderman Scullins pet bull dog was
run over by a street car yesterday af-
ternoon On Commercial avenue The
days back was broken ana II was
stot to enl ii misery.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-28

The regular weekly meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union VIII be held at the home OF
Mrs. Anne Wood, 9503 Washington
avenue, this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

Max Nicholson has been laid Up
for several days by ilIne S.
Miss Ola Summerwell has returned
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-28

Philosophy and Religion.
The idea Of philosophy is truth; the
dea Of religion Is life, Bayne.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-28
! SOCIAL o4ND Personal -

from a visit to Hickman, Ky.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-28

Robert Swoboda and bride returned
from their wedding tour to Niagara
Fails and other eastern points, last
evening,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-17
FIREHEN INJURED
ANSWERING ALARM
One Breaks Leg and Two
Faint, While Horses
France Unguided.

Excitement and confusion following an
/ accident in No. 2 engine house, L street,
between sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets northwest. early this morning,
delayed that company in responding to
an alarm for a FIRE near North Capitol
and . streets.
Private Benjamin Reed. sliding down
the pole from the dormitOry to the first
floor lost his balance and fell. frac-
turing his left leg PTivates Edward
Thompson and Norman Chichester, who
followed Reed down the pole, tainted
as they struck the floor and say Reeds
condition
In the meantime, the horses, which
had been automatically released from
their stalls when the alarm came in.
were prancing about the engine house,
" lille the other firemen were carrying
Reed to the rear OF the house and as
SiStiuC IN revtvinC Thompson and Chi
chester Chichester was painfully hurt
several DAYS ago By running a spike
into his foot while az a fire In Twenty
first street
By the time order was restored and
the horses were hitched TO the engine
and hose cart, a telephone message was
received that the other companies had
the blaze well in hand. and that Il would
not be necessary for No 8 to go To the
FIRE
Reed was taken 10 the Emergency
Hospital Ia an ambulance, and the frac-
tUred bone was set The fireman said
he released his hold Just before he
reached the rubber pad at the bottom,
lost his balance and tumbled over on
the asphalt floor Thompson and Chi
chester narrowly missed pilinE on top
OF HIM when they struck the floor.
The fire destroyed three sheds in the
rear Of ~. F9 and 81 . street north
west The damage amounted TO $50
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-17
Died.

ADDTSON-Cn Sunday, JsTUary Is. 1910. At
p m. MURRAY. husband Of Clare CAN'T
Addison and son OF the late Anthony and
Mary J. Addison, aged sixty-six years
CEAS-SUddeuly. on Saturday January Is
1910 CHARLES CEAS.
Funeral from the chapel o. Thomas 8
SerEeon. 101I Seventh street northwest. on
Monday, January L, at O'Clock D n In
terment private IL
COLLINS Suddenly on Sunday. January IS
1910. a. d m. WILLARD FILLMORE.
beloved husband Of Mary Girard Collins.
Remains at CTeieT's. 1115 Seventh street
northwest Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Il.
HOLBROOk-On Thursday. January - 1910
az her residence 1907 Q street northwest.
HANNAH A beloved vile Of c. :. HoI-
brook aged siXty-two years
Funeral services at Foundry II. z Church
on Monday. January L. at O'Clock D m
Friends invited TO attend It.
McDERMOTT-Enter into rest Sunday
January IS. 1919 al 7-1J m at JOB Third
street southeast WILL M J, husband OF
Frances McDsrmott-
McDEE8IOTT-Spec convention Of S,-rsctss-
iaus Lodge. NO 10. Knights Of Pythiss at
Pythian Temple. Monday. January L. at
p m. 70 arrange for funeral OF Brother
" j. MCDeTmOLL
Funeral from his late residence. 1905 Sd
street southeast. Tuesday. January Is Al
$50 a m AUSTIN J. JARBOE, G. G s
NJ PEARSON K OF r. and s it
PRESNELI-Suddenly, on Sunday, January
IS. 1910. at her residence, ~ Claiming
street. KATIE widow OF Henderson Pres
nell. aged hfty-hve years
vANCE-On Sunday January IS. 1910. a.
$50 p m AT her residence. 42S1k " street
MARY J.. widow Of Charles A Vance
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-17
ACCIDENT CAUSE
OF CLINTON DEATH

Accidental death was the verdict OF
the Coroner in the case Of Frederick S.
Clinton, who died last evening in the
Casualty Hospital from burns received
while preparing a cup OF coffee early
yesterday morning in the kitchen OF his
home, 9I7 Eighth street northeast He
was twenty-five years old.
Clinton spent Saturday evening with
friends returning home about I o'clock
yesterday morning. he sat down IN the
kitchen for 2 while Wien he started
TO make 4 cup Of coffee. his clothing
caught fire from the gas range. Other
members or the family and the neigh
bOrs were attracted by screams and
went 20 his assistance, but he was hOr-
ribly burned a bout the upper part or the
BODY before the flames were smOthered
No arrangements have been made for
the funeral
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-17
Deaths

Charles II. MAYOR. 20 years, sl3 r street
northwest.
Henry " Leese, So years = K street
northwest
Julia A Bryan. 70 years, 1913 Columbia
street northwest.
Clara e Calhoun, 50 years. the Cecil
Fifteenth and I streets northwest
James Woodward, . years, 256 Tenth
street northeast
John Daley. 60 years, Ia Fifth street
southeast
Robert L Underwood. e years, 40 A
street northeast
Clarence J. Johnson, q years, 7o4 "
street northwest
John Howell. % years. I443 NTassa-
Chusetts avenue northwest
Emely A. Williams. 90 years. Richmond
Hotel. Seventeenth street
Samuel Wolf, q years. 12s3 n street
northwest
Nora NJ Lloyd. I year., 75 varuum
street northwest
Edwin p Parker, g years, $500 Thfr-
teenth street northwest
Sarah A Boyd. IS years. 1916 r street
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-17
MADRID STRIKERS
CAUSE DISORDERS
Five Thousand Workmen
Out and Government
Work Is Suspended.

MADRID Jan. 17.-POiice reinforce
menJs and troops Of cavalry were rush
e'i today 70 the arsenal in the FerrOl,
Corunna and GijOn, " here the workmen
employed on the waTship docks have
declared a general strike, and are
creating much disorder.
TOday's strike, following that OF Sat
urdaY when 2,ec0 WOTkmcn employed at
the Madrid arsenal walked out makes
total Of 800 wOrkmen out and
work at ali of the large government
GTSeHals IS practically suspended.
Inc strike is inspired by the army n
the dlsa1fectiOn that last week resulted
IN the removal Of hundreds Of army Of
fiCers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-17
The American Excess
OF Good Living
The Principal Cause of the Great
Prevalence OF Indigestion and
Dyspepsia
A Trial Package OF Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets Sent Free


| Man irhabits every part Of the globe
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colder the climate the more animal food
and oily substances are required. the
warmer a preponderance OF vegetables
and fruits II necessary in ones diet
The whaIe-biubber Of the fur-Clad
Eskimo, and the rice OF the nude Afri-
can, are as much necessities OF locality.
as matters o. choice. The same fndi-
cations exist in civilization. Thus, the
diet in America and England Is es-
SentiaIly different from that in Italy,
Spain. and Egypt
The effects OF universal communIcs-
ton are nowhere more obvious than on
the luxurious table To furnish the re-
fined cuisine all climates, both sea and
| land. are laid under contribution, and
the stomach IS expected TO digest, with
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I products, and the neglect OF the TeIa-
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very active causes Of dyspepsia
The heavy substantial dishes OF this
climate accord badly with the Their
mOmeter at ninety degrees, ana an in
heXtbiEty In regulating the kind and
quantity OF food Is a cause Of q large
PROPORTION Of the I'll health and stomach
troubles among the English ana ATeri-
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Thousands Of people who have suf-
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-17
SAMUEL STROTHERS'
SANITY QUESTIONED
Physicians viii Examine Man
Found Striking Small Boy
Without Cause.

Samuel Strothers, who lives near
Seventh and Mt. Vernon place north
west. was held this morning IN the Po-
lice Court by Judge KimbaI for eXami-
nation as to his sanity
Strothers was seen by Policeman JACK
OF the Second precinct, on Saturday
striking a small cOlOred boy. Asked as
10 his reasons, the man replied that the
boy and several others had annoyed
him, and that he had determined 10 de-
fend himself with a pistol Jack i'm
mediately arrested him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-17
he Vital Records.
Rirths

Lawrence NJ. and Grace +. Matthews
girl
Harry =. and Bessie r. Anders, boy.
Robert W. and Ethel Louise L. Nicely
girl.
William e and Sarah E Myers, boy.
a. s. and Georgia Bryant, boy
George w and Florence Eefner. girl
John r s and Nettie r. Reeves, boy
John H and Rose d. W. Merriam. girl
BaymOnt b and LuCie A Buck. girl
Riley A and Ada Hunt. girl
Michael J. and Mary A Collins, girl
Frank l. and Ida NJ Benham- girl
Edward s and Eva Q. Cavanaugh. boy
Louis G. and Rebecca Sigel. boy
Sam and Pearl Idebermsn, girl
William y and MARY E Davidson. boz
Wilhelm o. and Erna BOhns, boy.
J. I. and Nettie Y. Calhoun. boy
John and Edith Selby. girl.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-17

TO CURE 4 coin IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROATD C,7-frfne -raf,Ia+s
DRUGGISTS refund money Il Il fails 10 cure
r " GROVES Signature is on each box 90
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-17

NOTICE To STOCKHGLDERS -Tue
10Th regular quarterly dividend Of Ia
has been declared on the capital stock
Of The washington Loan and Trust
Company. payable February I, 1910.
when checks for dividends wiz he
mailed 70 all stockholders Of REGISTERED
address The books 81 the COMPANY
VIII be closed for the transfer Of stock
from January -. 10 E's5TUary ], 80,
both dates inclusive
Stockholders who have changed their
addresses since date OF last dividend
Will please notify the COMPANY
HARRY G. MEM.
ia141ESg TreaSurer-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-17
ANNOUNCEMENT

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
on and after this date Edward Hoy
Caverly viii represent E F. Hutton &
Co as mauaEer Of their washington
branch office. Thomas l. Hume having
Withdrawn from the joint mana cement
TO continue the local Stock Exchange
business on his own account Al 1901 J.
street northwest
January Is. 1910 5a15-1l-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-17
Marriage Licenses.

Arthur p HiU, OF Atlanta, Ca. and
Marjorie Q. Meredith. Of Washington
Bennett g Harding and Minnie NJ
Lyons. Of WOOdfrOd. Va
Harry A. Herfurth and Ann S. Abel,
or washington.
William T. Harrison and Josephine NJ.
Weldon, OF Fairfax Courthouse Va.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-17
Specific Action Lived

i g5el resources. is also to meet in wash
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-17
Afternoon Session

Judge Parker then announced that
the afternoon session or the conference
would be held i'm the ball room 81 the
Arlington Hotel On the motion or Del
eZ3te shelton or Virginia tie chair
man was authorized TO appoint q com
mlttee OF fifteen TO nominate permanent
Officers This motion was amended al
the suggestion Of Commissioner Mac
farland, of the District Of Columbia,
50 thar the committee viii report al
Ire beginning OF the afternoon session
Cf the conference John II StEhl. pres
teut o. the Farmers National Con
E-RS~ vas chosen as Temporary Secre-
1-rT or motion NJ John Mitchell
\ committee on resolutions. TO con-
Sret Of Fifteen delegates at large. ap-
pointed bv the cha srnan- and one
de IeEare from each state. 60 be Sc
lected hE the state delegations, was
then authorized. Seth Low formaIly-
pr~Scntiug the proper motion. and
the morning session was then ad-
-ourued.
As soon as the a6+oUruHCnf had
l~0n f-l-rr 1featiH=s % she various
~fF 60 d-Ic-T- ions were called for rhn
purrUsn a. affFerinC an or-aEiZa ton
t--t WI be alutaiued throughout
tie conference.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-17
Special Notices.

THE ANNUAL STOCK HOLDERS
meeting Of the Lone Mountain Cold
Mining Co VIII be held IN the Strickland
Bldg. Carthage. n Y January 35tH.
1910. al : P N J. G. JONES Pres Il
OUR COAL gives satisfaction. because
il right We get the best and screen
every load before delivery Let US have
your next order r J. & II G. GRACE
4Ih and + sts- y. r Tel Lincoln -.
ia17-2t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-17

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the American Security
and Trust Company viii be held a. its
office. On the northwest corner Of Penn
sylvania Avenue and Fifteenth Street
Northwest, in the city Of washington.
D. c. on TUESDAY. JANUARY Is. 1910.
al twelve o clock, noon
CHARLES J. BELL.
JAMES Z. HOOD, President
Secretary IaI4-zr
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-sBe VIII buugie IT." sDeereo Anna Cromer
 olea's lids were lifted Her dark eyes looked strnight into those of the older woman.
 .sNo.- she said quietly. her body re- taxing. -'I shah not bungle it.- The discussion went back 10 Truxton King. @IsD'i it possible thar he is >adarer with eyes that lived She n,oEe down and cried herself into the sseep Of exhaustion.
 All the next day she sat limp and helpless in the chair they had brought to her. She could neither eat nor drink. Late in the afternoon Marianx came again. She knew not from whence he came; be stood before her suddenly as if produced by The magic Of some fabled genie, smiling blancly, his hands clasped behind his back. his attitude one of designing calculatioE.
 ''Iie laughed when I demanded that be should restore me to my friends. He chsdea me when I pleaded and beg ged for mercy. My questions were never answered Where am l, Mr. King: Oh, this dreadful placel Why are we here-you and Iy''
 Kings heart throbbed derceiy once more 4 vast hunger possessed his soul In that moment he could have laid down bis life fer her win a smile of rejoicing.
 Then he told her why she was there, why be was there and of the 20th-the dreadful 26th. God in heaven." she repeated over and over again in a piteous whisper. The light was going out
 -Quickr he cried. s'Tbe canllei Light a fresh one. My hands are bound.
 She erept to the candles and joined the wicks. A new light grew as the old one died. Then she stood erect. looking down upon him.
 You are bound l forgot" She started forward. dropping to her knees beside him, an eager gieam ia l her eyes. If I can unite the rope will that help? There must be one little chance for you-for Us. Let me 1 try"
 
 his spirits leaping to meet hers. you've got pluck You put new life in me I 1 T was almost a--a quitter." At last, after many despairing tugs. ! the knot relaxed. "There." she cried, | sinking back exhausted 'Oh. how it must have hurt youl Your wrists are | rawI'
 His arms were stiff and sore and | hung like lead at his sides. She watch ! ed him with narrowed eyes while he ! stood of and tried 10 work blood and | strength back into his muscles. l "Do you think you can-can do any thing now, Mir KingE" she asked after ] a long interval We must escape" ! she said as if it were all settled. I Tt cannot be tonight" he gently in formed her. a sickness attacking his heart Don't you think you'd better try to get some sleepT"
 He prevailed upon her to lie down,
 with his coat for a pillow. In two
 minutes she was asleep.
 For an hour or more be sat there looking sorrowfully at the tired. sweet
 face the utmost despair in his soul
 At last he stretched himself out on the
 focr near the door. and as he went to
 sleep he prayed that Providence might
 open way for hin 10 prove that she
 vas not depending on him in vain.
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'essy keavea.~ he exclaimed. q see it all' We've been deliberately shang- haied. We've been bottled up here and shipped out of town Don't touch that stun. It's probably full of pei son. Great Scott. what a clever ganss they are.'
 Wkereupen he proceeded to kick the uncfendine breakfast out of the ear eocr. To thet- dyin< day tbeg were
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vi,,y ber alone hv inc hand

dragging Der along by the hand.
 QuinnoS alone prevented the drs eoons from cutting down the naiiid ms0man wno suuuDied biindly toward the coaches beyord-
 Stop the coach.r cried Eir@
 Panic seized the crowd O,ea Plata nova stood alone her eyes wide and eiassy. staring as fl petrihed at the face Of Truxton King.
 He saw fhe object iB her waverina hand A plain. white faced farmer Ei a smOck of blue was crossing The street win mighty bounds bis eyes glued upon the arm of the frall. terrified an arcbist lf he could only arrest that paisied. uncertain arm.
 ar appeared Ia the course of his re marks that Mariaux had friends and supporters iD an parts of Craustark Hundreds of men in me hills. includ irg honest shepherds and the dishonest brigaDds who thriyed on them. coal miners and wood stealers. hunters and outlaws were ready to do his bidding when the time vas ripe. Moreover. Marlanx had been successful ia bis design to dll the railway construction crews with the rfIraT Of all Europe. all of whom were under the control of leaders who cOuld sway them iu auy movement provided it was against law and order
 With a cunning thet commands ad- miration. the Iron Count deliberately sanctioned the assassination Of the lit- the prince of the reds. knowing that the condemnation Of the world would fail upon theIo instead Of upon him and that his own actions following the regicide would at once stamp him os irrevOcably opposed to anarchy and all of its praeticesi
 In the course of his remarks Peter Brutus touched hastily upon the sub ject of the little prince.
 Hes not very big" said he. with laugh. and 1t won't require a very big bomb to blow him to smithereens. He wiil"-
 'Stopr' cried Olga PlatanOva. spring ing to her feet T cannot listen to yOui You shall not speak of it in that
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ID tLr EfSAlil-
 Lean on mer- she cried despair insiy.
 "NOnsenget. he said. with grim stubbornness. "I don't mind the pain. We'll not stop. my deaF-nO: till we get word 10 DanglOss."
 At a wagon road cr0ssin g they paused 10 rest. having covered two miles. Her lit- tle cry of joy caused hlm to look up from the swol len ankle. which he was regarding
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wayl Peter Bruus, you are not to speak of-of what l am to do! Never never again"
 She shuddered violently as she stood there before them. her eyes closed as lf to shut out the horrible picture her u,-d was painting.
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~ .,-i.~,v ,nal tne food had been put there by agents of the great consDira- tor.
 Hello. said be- "We're slowing up.- He looked out and ahead There's a bridge down fhe roed hi'-yes there's our same old river. 1sey're running slow for the bridge We can swing or Lorraine. NOw's our cfancef7
 The train was barely creeping up to the bridge tie eiasped her in the strong crock Of bis infr arm. slid down to a sitting positioE and boldly pushed himself clear of the car. landing on his feet Staggering forward with the in- petus he had received. be would have fallen except for mighty effort A sharp groan escaped his lips as be low cred Lorraine to the ground. She looked anxiOusiy Into his face and saw nOtb- ing there but relief
 ~Come along said the man briefly. We must fry f0 reach that station back there. There 1 can telegraph in. Oh. Ills first attempt tO walk brought out groan Of paiu-
 lie had turned his ankle in the leap
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amazed car 2 covered with tte weapon
 Hands up. Quickr De- cried. Twopairs ofhallls Neut up. together wHhs strauge oaias
 ruNton's eyes had
 own used Co thc 1gsuess. he could
 tte men ulsre pl1iaiT. W hat arc you doln
 tc demaHde0 of ioraile who be hind hin wss furabltur la fhe garnents ol the nunu-.aInu. n--I :
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(continued Next sunday.J
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fA>ift lf <1t--- unCouscious fFu-
 f- eattA ius.
 stare ts revolver" she replied. pllh a Qesfef ia her voice.
 Sat~ as said exultaaiiy. ~Let's t,.s.st a.e. he went on. -sse