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GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

.rrne Play and Pleasures OF the All
-o,,ra Strong Man" Will be the subject or
an address by George +. Poole at the roof
vsrder meeting fer men tomorrow alter
noon AT D o. M. at the I'D Street founs
Mems Christian Association,
Tho Rev. Johr A. Hutton, OF Glasgow,
Scotland. will preach IN the Collegiate
church of St. Nicholas, Fifth avenue and
isth street, tomorrow al IL a. m and 5
p m
There will be the usual services OF the
r,burch of the Holy Communion to-nor-
row Thov will De held al No. 20 West Nth
street and the Rev. DR.. Henry Mottet will
conduct them
A. All Souls Unitarian Church, Fourth
avenue and Goth street, the Rev. Leon y
Harvey, OF Brooklyn, will speak at IL
o'clock His subject will be George Eliot 5
Tito, n study in Self-indulgence." This
will be an Interpretation OF one OF George
Eliot's novels. ''Romola
There will be service at the Scotch
PRESBYTERIAN Church at Il o'clock to-nor-
row morning The Rev. George H Wal
lace will preach
."The First and Great Command" will be
the subject OF the Rev. T. Z. Johnson to-
morrow at St PauTs Methodist Episcopal
Church, West End avenue and ssth street
Ar the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
church tomorrow the Rev Len G..
Broughton. of Atlanta. viii preach both in
the morning and the afternoon Or.
Rroughton is pastor of the Baptist Taber-
nacle OF that city.
Philip 7. Roberts. Of the National Bible
Institutes staff OF evangeltsts, will occupy
the pulpit OF the Hope Baptist Church.
104th street and Broadway. tomorrow
morning at II o'clock
Don o. Shelton. president OF the National
Bible Institute. win speak at the First Re
formed Church. Yonkers. near Getty
Square, at Il q. m. tomorrow.
A, the Methodist Episcopal Church. No.
IU West 10th street. between Columbus
and Amsterdam avenues. the Rev. DIR.
Chesteen Smith. OF Anderson. Ind. Will
preach tomorrow at II a. III. and in the
evening at s.
AT ths Chapel OF the Intercession. Trim
ity Parish. Broadway and f5Sth street.
there will DE services tomorrow morning
and at o'clock In the evening.
An unusual service VIII be held az the
Metropolitan Temple. Seventh avenue and
I4th street, tomorrow morning at II
o clock Miss Guthapfei who has recently
returned from Corea after spending several
years IN that country. will address the peo-
pIe on "A Message from corea 10 the
American people Charles Talbot will
again give illustrated lecture In the
evening ON "The Kings OF India"
The attendance at The outdoor meetings
that are being conducted this summer un-
der the auspices OF the National Bible In
stltute continues 10 be of an ENCOURAGING
character. Despite the drawback OF one
or two rainy days, the number attending
the services this week has fully eouaIled
the record made last week That the
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13

SPOT Gu.ct, with prices unchanged at 1900
for lriddlinE upland and l5 95C for rllddlins
GJIf Sales, S0I6 bales; delivered on contract
22G0 bales. Liverpool cables: spot duIl
s. les 900 bales, speculation and export 4oo
American 600. Imports, 5000. American,
nn0 NiddlinG upland SS1o. Futures opened
weak at - 10 points lower Closed steadT
al 4 net decline of : Z to points. August
O2d: August September. III I'D; SepterohsF-
October. T.}S12 G. October-NOvenber, f.-o+-di >
EoveElb Der -Deceuber. III I'D; December an
uarg. T.0st-d January February. l.osd' Fet,-
rua-v-Niarch and March April, T07 I'D; april
Na- and Nay-JUue, IGTd.
COFFEE-AfJer opening steady, from > 70 .
psints advance, values hardened and ar th7
close ,vre .lrq7 at 4 net gain of 10 to Is points
with sales Of ii $50 bags Hayre was Z franc
higher Hamburg showed an advance or a
r,@eurIg Rio was 25 reis lower and Santos IN
changed 10 5U reis lower In the local cash
market rev Cron santos has been selling close
70 ille cost and freight basis but the tone was
firm with some Improvement IN the jobbiHG
demand Spot firm, or the basis OF &c for
Rio ro :. Local contract prices.
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Fair to good sheep sold al 81 5Gdsi per 100 10:
carload OF sery choice tady Ohio go o. a. 80.
common 10 choice lambs, 50 60fgSi 30,
of extra do, 81 50. Dressed mutton steaay e. ~
7ts@eisc per 10; dressed lam5s quiet al io7z@
131zc; general sales I1lz413e.
Sales. Shamberg < son: ga hensuesss a,5 -
lambs, 20 10 average, 81 80 per 100 TO; -S<' g.. 20
fh. 81 70; 23i - ID, 81 219 West virginia %
10. 81 90. =,
Tobin & Shannon: o30 Kentucky lambs: IL 10
81 60; 296 West Virginia, 90 N. ;. 20 Ass ss
Indiana. II II. 81: 237 Ohio 75 rb, s.; 81. 1 90
~ So 75 "a Ohio yearIings IS 10, 50, 22I ONO
sheep. IS 10, 50; 8, 125 10, S4 2s Indiana 20 TO-
81 so; West Virginia, 127 10. 50 so. 90 -
Newton & Co: Dos kentucky lambs. ts 10
So 75 25S Virginia, ~ 70. 81 SO.
Kerns Commission Co.: 219 West Virginia
lambs. II 10, 81 10 On,
]. G. curtis & Son: Vermont lambs. 60 10,
So: Is sheep 10T ID, 50 20
H H. Hollis: 30 state lambs % TO, 50 90
UOGS-Recefpts y cars 99s head IN
cluding only few head for the market Inc
feeling was 10G15c lower in sympathy WIN
Buffalo advices. Prime state hogs sold at 50 40
per 100 n. &c. :.
Sales-H H Hollis: > state hogs iS4 ID
average 50 40 PEI 100 10: l rough, ESQ 10, SS
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
PAYS FOR NIGHTS LODGING
One Man Grateful for Hospitality At
forded by the City.

is grateful for free lodging furnished by the
city of New York The following letter.
which Was accompanied by ffty-One two
cent stamps. and was forwarded TO tbs
Finance Department. was received al the
Mayors Office yesterday.
was in the city one time and did not
have no money and / stayed IN your place
one night and l sent you some stamps Ior
pay. 1 forget the street and number, but
II seems 10 me it's I'd or 45d st, Dut I
would not be sure I viii send q. extra stamp
so YOU can write and let me know Il you
got them had frozen feet asked out and
did not work for pay this was . or yrs ago
The letter was from PitJsheld, Mass, bu1
the name of the sender was not made pub
Tt.
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ACTOR LOSES DIVORCE SUIT.

Charles I. Hoffman f1lec his report yes
terday as referee In the suit for divorce
brought by Mrs. Frances j. Rose against
her husband, Julian Rose. vaudeville
actor The couple were married In 1904 In
Wilmington. Del.
The referee recommended decree OF d.
vorce for Mrs. Rose and the payment of
500 in lieu OF alinlony-
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Aug. 12.--SsIes of wheat Germany
were made to-day by Chicago houses, and also
at Philadelphia In addition. Baltimore con-
frmed 100000 bush expert sales, mostly 70
France. Directly a result prices mere ao-
vauced three times in succession, bat sttenipts
at profit taking caused reactions. SO that the
close weak at d net gain Of ss49se- Corn
showed final rise Of TsGIc, oats i4c to Ag1sc
and provisions 2120l2t2c. One OF the reasons
tor the weakness in the late dealings was the
fact that local professional spectators Of the
smaller class overloaded with wheat AZ the nien
levels the larger and more successful dealers
while selling freely Another was the some
what general withdrawal of the elevators from
the cash market, Notwithstanding the fscs tfast
receipts were undeniabIy large. Opposed TO
these influences was the weakness in ocean
fretgi1ts. making practicable the forwarding OF
wheat E1FroDoe a large scale the nfSt
time this season. Big sales OF -four 20 cross the
Atlantic were also reported. Range Of prices:
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

Fall River Aug t2--.There has been active
trading in the print cloths market all the week,
y,J+h b,,vers bidding for deliveries far ahead
as the manufacturers would go Sales are esti-
+an1 mrs T)ecernber. Quotations are: 2S-inch.
s4xf4 squares, s&tc, nominal 2s-inch. 64G6o,
3Bsc: 3s154nch, 64x6+ squares. 0hc: 39-inch,
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
VicE-PREsIDENT a DIRECTOR.

Alu~ny, arg. lz--SupeE peEinteIdent Cheney
C tIe state Banking Department to-day
nGtlzgI-zld tie Northern New York Trust
I9-H.aEy, CT E2tertoT-3. 10 begin business.
1ne estn 2aBy has capital Of s3J0,eJ
-lce-PEes.ar..t Sherman is oae Of the Gi-
rector
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oft st5 75asfe rs. Pig Iron certificates

nominal
OTIS-Linseed unchanged. Refined petro-
leurn steady at 1850 for standard white. in
bbls. al New York.
COTTONSEFD OIIr-Moderately active:
sales II SOC barrels, and prices firm, closing un-
changed for spot positions and 2Gt5 points
higher for active months It was estimated that
lies have already been made OF possibly i0o. 900
barrels mostly 10 Northern Europe, and this and
the strength in the crude markets and evidences
OF small supplies were strengthening factors.
Local contract Irices:
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yeEter-

PEOtE>LONS-EnaCtlVe nut UEtrtf- IaC.fr-s
Wcrr moderate luTers and tF"E MAS compare
lively little pressure 10 sell. PORf-Steady; Insss,
S2i 30 so. family. 80 ~ So % snCFt clear,
$23 80 So BEEF-t lrFn n3esss' e. 90 9 20
India mess. $50 90 q $50 BEEF HAMS
Quit. So SCI DRESSED HOGS--0t ady;
hacons. 13c; $50 h. l5C! i8o 10 49, c; lao To-
lies easy. smoking, lhc: Ia lb, lIci l. H.
I5Ac Il 10, 49,. -; picked hams easy, 10G
l51sr TALLOW-SJrous city, 7i=c; country,
! 95c. city. Il Il n j &c; refined South Amer
lea 1926. Continent. 1z.5Uc. Brazil kegs.
I4.sc: compound lea joi-c. STEA Rim F.
steady uleo, Il p a l2C5 city lard. l3 9,
sTG4R-Rehned steady. but quiet and IN
uIatad was 5,lac let. less l per cent cash.
Raw dniet. but firm, with higher prices asked.
Suot prices: Centrifugal. &c test. 1890 mus
cavado 50 test 3 soc, anG moiasses sugar. 50
s.lIers az, quoted prices, which were 2, d on
for near months and 3 d higher for distant
fenaber at 13s 3s4d; October 10 December.
Ia ipI-AssEs AND sYRuPs-s.eady. but
NAVAL sT0REs-Hsher all around. with
moderate demand ~ the advanced prices.
-COPPER-StendGrd quiet: spot.
rinseG At Il 4 ~ - Bt2SIleC. London nrIH spot,
f5a Is sd; futures. 100 It's sd. spot copper
avn. lake l. 81 y n 1Sc, eIectrolytie. i2.5aae
- nc: casting. 1880 = Ste TIN-Firm;
Si@tober 81; - . 81, 81 iaci November 30 IS 10
a. s5e London strong, spot, E1a4 los; futures,
1 - q 1 SIC East 81 Louis London spot. ff2
fns sPEI.TER-puil; > 35m i. 40c New York
and 4 93af 5.n5c East 81 Louis. London spot
800 I5s. IRO&-Cies eiaud warrants, 49s 81 IN
..arthe-n quoted at $40 25M$16 80: No =.
SIS goa SIC, No e'uihern and No Southern
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EXPORTS,
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

~ . B aaoat. fElevator. domestIo basls.
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THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH or ST

18th Ave and 4sth s.
Rev MALCOLM "a MES MCLEOD. NI-lstsr-
Rev JOHN y HUTTON. D D., Of GLASGOW,
Scotland viii preach AZ II \. u and ? II
TIDE WEST End COLLEGIATE CHURCH
Vest End ave. and 77rh St
Rev. HENRY EVERTSt;N COBB, ID, Minister.
Rev. J. FRED. BERG D. D. q Port Rich
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srThe Play and Pleasures OF the All
ro,-nd Strong Man" VIII be the subject or
an address by George F. Poole at the roof
garden meeting fer men tomorrow aIter-
noon at D. H. at the I'D Street Young
Mems Christian Association.
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The Rev. John A. Hutton or GlaSso"'
Scotland. will preach In the Coiseslate
Church of st. Nicholas, Fifth avenue ana
18th street, tomorrow at IL a. m ana
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There will be the usual services oI 'He
Church of the Holy Communion to-nor-
-o,g Thov will be held az No. 20 West 9th
-+ra.+ and the Rev. Dr. Henry Mottet will
conduct them.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
INTERIOR RECEIPT

sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
THE YIDDIF COLI EGIATE CHURCH

ID Ave and 9Th st.
Rev JOHN 80 FACG. L. .. Minister
Rev JOSEPH r SIZOO
will preach at II y n ana P H.
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OLD FIRST CHURCH

MEMORIAL. BAPTIST Washington scr-are
EDWARD JUDSON PaSto-.-PreachinS services
II and :.
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Rev DAVID JAS BT- -RRE ELL =. D., Minister
Rev DANIEL HOFFMAN MARTIN D. II
of GIens Falls. New York. viii preach at 7
4 NJ and : P NJ
Morning-''A Sympathetic Touch
EEenIng-,.A Ct-eat Arnari.sn Slr...
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CHAPTER VII.

0 0RAND and Nolan came out
d of the library after their
smoke and were surprised TO
3H1 find Judge RarteiDy and Du-
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Copyright. 1909. by Joseph Medll
Patterson and Harriet Ford.
Synopsis Of Proceeding chapters. !

synopsis Of Proceeding Chapters.
CHAPTER Judith Bartelnv, society
woman, goes to the Office Of the Daily
Advance to protest against a story
which had severely criticised her IA
ther. a Judge Of the United States
court. She discovers that the author
Of the article was Wheeler BRAID, a
brilliant young writer whom she kad
promised to marry. He refuses to
cease ATTACHING her father. II-Judith
dlscards her engagement ring. Dupuy,
q lawyer, representing big advertisers,
calls and demands Brands discharge, as
his clients are friends of Judge Bartel-
my. lIl-Brand is discharged by the
managing editor, for the paper, long
owned by an insurance company, had
been friendly to corporations Michael
Nolen, who buys the paper, comes in
the Office and finds Dupuy to be an old
enemy of his. IV-Nolan calls for
Brand and makes him managing editor
V-Brand tells Nolan and his socially
ambitious family that the dishoaes.
Judge, Bartelmy, and his unsuspecting
daughter have taken them up socially
so as to try to induce Nolan to at
lack the judge in his newspaper. VI
Dupuy aids Bartelmv in endeavoring te
have Brand and the Advance avoid at.
!acting the judge regarding a tricky
opinion he has rendered in the Lancin
Iron case. Every man has his price
even Brand says Dupuy.
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Victorian Gods.

II Thackeray. with a brain weighing
dfty-eight and one-half ounces. had
the biggest head among Victorian writ
ers who had the best features? The
choice would seem to lie between Ten
nyson and Henry Taylor. THAT man
must be a poet" remarked one Of bis
Cambridge contemporaries when he
first saw Tennyson come into the hall
at Trinity. and another friend de-
scribeS him in his under graduate days
as six feet high. broad ci.ested strong
limbed. his face S3akespearean. with
deep eyelids: his forehead ample
crowned with dark wavy hair; his
head finely poised. his hand the admi-
ration Of sculptors. But time dealt
none too gently with Tennyson. where
as Henry Taylor. always n distin-
guished looking man. seems to have
grown singularly majestic With years.
Grant Duff. meeting him when he was
over eighty. notes that Taylor looks
more like Jupiter than ever" and con-
Temporary memoirs are full of refer
ences to his .Iove-liAe appearance
London Standard.
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Della Henning. daughter of the widow
of poor li:tle Methodist clergy man
achieved the ambition of her life and
matriculated IT The school on the
scholarship she aud her mother had
made every known sacrifice to win.
AS the school year went by. though.
it did not take Della long to find that
the hardly wen scholarship did not
entitle her to social honorS in the
school. She came to be known only
as a greasy grind" and when the
time ca!ne for the freshmen to be
chosen for tn. college societies she
waited in vain for the ionged for tap
on the shoulder This was the great
est disappointment Della had ever
known even in her cramped young life
Della did not live in the college
dormitory. with her own maid TO wait
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No Chance In History.

MazZini said that he did not believe
that chance existed in history "A
cause must necessarily underlie every
event. although for the moment it may
appear as the result Of apparently ac-
cidental circumstances An Alexander
a Caesar. a Napoleon. are not the re-
suits of accident. but the inevitabl !,
product Of the time and nation from
which thy spring. 1t was not Caesar
who destroyed the Roman republic
The ublic was dead before Caesar
came. Sulla. Marius. Catiline. preced-
cd and foreShadowed Caesar. hut he.
gifted with keencr insight and greater
genius. snatched the power from them
and concentrated it in his own hands.
For there was no doubt that he was
filter to rule than all the others put
together At the same time, supposin;-
he had appeared $50 years earlier. he
would not have succeeded in destroy
ing the republic When he came the
life had already gone out Of it. and
even Caesars death could rot restore
that"
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Will I've on the head OF this schools
president IL She does ne added s-.
feriy. i know most of ven belong &.
wealthy families and think you vi
be willing 10 help this girl. who IS
sick only because of lack f prrrr-
nouri>hmcnt and because. rs her Ials.I-
lady informs me. she has hcen sitting
IN Till morning every night trying -
exc out an income. II was noble 90
her, Of course. to Try To get an cduca-
ton under such conditions. bat it i
likely to he fatal. Her name is Della
HenninG. and
Evelyn Parks jumped M from The
steps.
Della" she cried remorSefully-
Why. its ali my fanu. Wen. 4
should say we would help her. doc
TOY, Come on. giris. Wen 20 az
once
When pr. Martin led the croup Of
girls into lrel!a'> cold little hail room
she was raviug with fever. She knew
/ Evelyn. though
"Oh. have you brought them to :e.i
me I've been picked for the Del,a>.
Evelyn" she cried thickly Il Knew
you would do il, You're so good to
me-
The girls looked at each other re-
morsefully Git was their first intima-
ton that the greasy grind" had such
an ambition as she went on: "Dh.
and won't mother be pleased, She
can't understand why I've failed in
! -,
| Girls" said Evelyn. she muSt be
moved ont Of this at once Can't she
he carried OH her mattress To Il better
room. doctor" she asked. Then she
rushed ont Ia Il telegraph office and
sent for Il trained nurse from the city.
In three hours the nurse WAS in charge
Of the sick Siri. who had been removed
to big room downstairs where there
was q cozy open fire and ii was the
nurse herself who had To chase Evelyn
Parks and her chumS away LATER
At the meeting of the Delta Kappas
the next night Evelyn Parks told them
the whole story
We have never Known what reaS
nobility and worth were. girls she
said soberly and we came near los
ing the grandest girl in school through
: our SnobbiShneSS When she was
: through Della Henning was unani
mously chosen.
A few weeks later wien the sici
girl was able 10 sit mp by her fire
: she wrote a long letter To her mother
u who had not known Of her Illness.
Il have been a little sick" she wrote
I but still I'm the happiest girl in TIL
+ world. My illness has shown me tn
girls as ] never knew them before
= and-just think OF tim to be rea
Delta Kappa at last and an officer a
8 that. Isn't it just too wonderful to b
true?"
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Saved Fro m Awful Pes ii.

Il never felt so near my grave, y
writes Lewis Chamblin, of Manchester,
Ohio. R. R. No 8. "as when a fright
ful cough and ing trouble pulled me
down to lis pounds in spite of many
remedies and the best doctors. And that
I am alive today is due solely to DR..
Kings NewDiscovery, which complete
ly cured me Now | weigh 100 pounds
and can work hard. 1t also cured my
four children of Group" InfalIible fer
Coughs and Colds, its the most certain
remedy for IDaGrippe Asthma, desper'
ate lung trouble and all bronchial al
tections. SOC and Sl.00. A trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by all druggists.
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A SATELLITE HEROINE
Neglected at First. She at Last
Found Her Level.
BY VIRGINIA TYLER HUDSON.

BY VIRGINIA TYLER HUDSON.
tCopyri<h;. 1903. by American Press Asso-
clation.l
MY dear said Mrs. Robert Gilbert
Parks 10 her husband at the breakfaS,
table one morning Il have decided
shat we must send Evelyn TO Randall
Phillips college after all. Ii is the
best school in the state. even if they
do have those horrid scholarships
That is the only objection. for all the
other girls are an exceptionally exclu-
sive lot. as | have been at pains to
find out. But she must 60. though she
be compelled to associate occasionally
With a washerwonan's daughter. If
one should win scholarship and be
Of good moral character enough to
satisfy the faculty.
So Evelyn Lucille Parks was entered
at Randall Phillips the same fall that
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Nicely Graded.

IL is still Il tradition that the people
Of Manchester. England. should gibe
at Liverpool With the proverb. a
Manchester man. Il Liverpool gentle
man." but. it is said. classification is
not so strongly marked in Lancashire
as in the old days. When stagecoach-
es We're running n guard was once as
ed. Who has tina getten inside.
BillyT' Billy consulted his list and
replied. "A gentlemen fra Liverpool.
mon fra Manchester. chap fra
Owdham and n fellow fra igan."
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why Don't 90 on al nae
Will nothing COCK.
convince you?" excitedly. If he should
offer me a bride TO Kill this story
would you acknowledge then that he's
a crook:
why. yes. of course would"
will you let zoe print that story in
my own way and promise not 10 in
terfere?''
Yes. But the girl Nolan reminded
him-"how do you think she'll feel il
you print that story"
But Brand was not 10 be swerveo
from his purpose.
lit can't be helped. I've got 10 so
on. Somehow you know the thought
comes 10 me that perhaps it all may
turn out for the best
Well l hope So commented The
newspaper owner, but. man alive. TINS
story you
/ He was forced to cease abruptly. for
Judge Bartelmy and Ed Dupuy entered
the drawing room and drew near.
(To be Continued.N
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the facts. I've
been working on
it for mont hs.
Nov. listen 10
me. \ on re a
young man. In
spite Of " hat
you say about
him ] know that
in his public life
he's mighty well
thought Of by
some of the most
promi nent men
in this city. and"
W ca kly-"well.
If they believe in
him l don t-see