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Cañon City record., 1910-07-21

Mr.. W. C. Thomas. Canon City rep
resentative in Colorado Springs, left
on No. 10 this morning for that city,
after short visit with his family here
over Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. Theodore Ashley went
to Denver today. DR.. Ashley will at
tend the meeting of the National Dent
al convention now in session in that
city. They Will be gone for about a
week
Mrs. Harry W. Combs and children
are expected to return home this week
from Ration, New Mexico. where they
have ben visiting the formers father.
for some time past
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott of New York
city are spending a few days in Cam
on for rest and recreation. 1t is their
first visit here and they are enjoying
their experience greatly. They are de-
lighted with the town and they are
enjoying its surroundings and regard
it as an ideal community for a sum-
mer's outing. In Mr.. Scott's opinion
the mountain scenery in the vicinity
of Canon City is unsurpassed in Colo
RADIO.
Sunday school club of seven mem
bers has been formed TO help the sick
and the unfortunate. The club will
have occasional picnic parties and will
enedayor to make its members and
beneficiaries have a good time. The
organization is composed of Miss Ber-
tina Cissna, teacher; Max Hardy. pres
ident; jake Echultz, vice-president;
Henry Evans. treasurer; James Prem
tiss, secretary; Orvil Richardson, John
Pearson and Jack Ward. flower COM
mittee. The club held its first meet
ing at the home of Miss Cissna last
week Thursday afternoon and all
present had good time. Games were
played and refreshments served.
Following the arrest several days
ago of a negro in South Omaha, Neb-.
.. an officer from the state penitentiary
at Canon City has gone to that city to
see il the prisoner is Edward Stout,
the negro who escaped from the con-
vict gang near this city some time ago.
Two other negroes escaped from the
the gang at the same time. but no
trace of them has been found The
description of the man held in oma-
ha is said to tally with that OF Stout.
Colorado Springs Gazette.
Miss H@ttie SchanIel came down
from Denver last Saturday night for
the purpose OF attending the wedding
of her brother. Walter Schaniel. and
Miss Nellie Connor. which took place
at the home of the bride on Lincoln
Park at 400 o'clock yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Lyons have re-
turned home from a pleasant visit OF
couple OF weeks duration with rela-
tives of the latter in Oklahoma city.
W. Babberger has Just returned from
trip to Colorado Springs, where he
has spent four days making pictures
for the D. & r G. railroad company.
(Continue,i on Page 81
Cañon City record., 1910-07-21


Mr.. ]. r. Quinn left on No. 10 this
morning for Portland, Oregon, where
he will attend the meeting of the head
camp of the Woodmen of the World.
The conservation of Christ church
yesterday morning as place of wor-
ship by Rev. Charles S. Olmsted@ of
Denver, bishop of the Episcopal Do
cese of Colorado, was largely attended
and was very interesting and i'm
pressive service. Rev Frederick Car
man, rector of the congregation, and
Rev. Mr. Cone of Galesburg, Illinois,
assisted the bishop in the consecra-
ton ritual. The dedicatory sermon was
preached by Bishop OImsted and was
a most eloquent. practical and helpful
discourse.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Patton OF Fair
point, Ohio. spent portion of last
week here as the guests of the form
er's brother, C. c. Patton, wife and
family. while enroute home from an
extended trip to the Pacific coast
They left home early in February, go
ing first to New Orleans to attend the
Mardi Gras festivities, and subsequent
ly to Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Portland. Seattle. Tacoma and other
places In the extreme West Their it.
inerary was an interesting one, but
five months of sightseeing made them
anxious to get home and they did not
remain in Canon City as long as their
entertainers hoped would be the case.
Rev. Mr.. Phifer left on No 10 this
morning for Palmer Lake, where he
will spend the week with his wife and
son at their summer home at that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brandt and son
Clarence of this city. left yesterday for
westcliffe for the benefit of the for
mer's health. They expect to remain
there until about September first.
Professor Demmitt OF the McGreg-
or, Iowa, public schools was a visitor
in town yesterday and this morning
while on HIS way to Los Angeles, Call
ifornia- He was shown over the COM
munity by Francis Dickson and 9TH
ers and was delighted with the ap-
pearance OF the town and its sur
roundings- He left for the Pacific
coast this afternoon.
Miss Mae Rittenhouse left on Dem
yer & Rio Grande train No. this af-
ternoon for her old home in Indianap-
oils. Indiana. She will halt at Dem
yer for short visit with realtives and
friends. proceeding later to Fort Col
Inns where she will be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coleman for a
few days before continuing her journ-
ey eastward. OF Chicago she will stop
off for brief visit. reaching her des-
tination about the first OF August Miss
Rittenhouse has been a resident of
Canon City four or five years and has
a host Of friends here. She may re-
turn to Canon City to resume her work
as a teacher Of music. although no
definite arrangements to that end
have been made.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Bisbee of Denver
are guests at the Hotel Strathmore
this week; they are former residents
of this city.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-21
News Notes

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Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.
Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. 523
Main street. Record office.
narsdsy.
DR.. Herbert E. Black of Pueblo is
q business visitor in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. York and Mrs. L
Clyde York picnicked at Temple Cam
on last week.
Mrs. A. Durfee and Ward returned to
their home in Florence yesterday. af-
ter a visit with their parents in this
city, Mr. and Mrs. Lucas, since Friday
last
Mrs. /. Clyde York. who has been
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. York OF
Lincoln Park. for the past two weeks.
left for her home at Giltner. Nebraska,
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Frank Laverty OF Cripple
Creek, returned to her home this
morning after short visit with Mrs.
W. NJ. vischer of this city. Mr.. Law
erty holds the position of manager Of
<shs mechanical department OF the
Short Line and the F. & C. c. at Grip
pie Creek.
Miss Frances shulz OF Pueblo La the
guest of Mrs. Charles Sell
Mr.. and Mrs. D. z. Gibson entertain
ed a bunch OF friends at dinner We'd
nesday night
Mr.. Everett Jones of Cripple Greek.
is visiting his sister. Mrs Frank Car
tor.
Mr.. Harry Shuiz left yesterday for
Pueblo, after a weeks visit with his
friends In Canon City.
C. A. Beghtoi. who has been In this
city for the past few days. left on No.
10 this morning for his home In Den
var.
z. T. Jewett OF this city left on No.
10 this morning for Pueblo whore he
will attend to some of his business In
tsrests-
Mrs. c. Z. Wilson and son left this
nlDl loE NbcAt htttI - -
Oregon. after an extended visit with
the formers mother. Mrs Ernest Sell.
Mrs. l. w. d'spain and Miss Mayme
Saunders Of Pueblo are Canon City
Visitors this week. 50 far they are
/veIl pleased with our town
DR.. G II Keilenberger entertained
a few friends at n trout dinner at the
strathmore hotel Wednesday night.
The trout were caught by DR.. Carrier
and Frank Thomas.
. G. z. Edmonds and family leave on
Sunday for two or three months trip
In their automobile. They will visit
along in Kansas and will probably go
IA far as Hot Springs. Ark.
Mrs. II. ". stamm and brother left
today by wagon for n camping trip at
the Lake OF the Clouds In the Wet
Mountain Valley.
Mrs. NJ. s Reynolds left on No. 10
this morning for Pueblo. where she
will attend TO some of her business
matters before she returns home.
Gall Hiatt. who has been filling out
al telegraph operator In the d. & n.
q. depot during the vacation OF the
regular operator. left on No. 10 this
morning for Pueblo. where he will re-
main for a scw days, before going on
TO Denver
p. A. Lutz ana wife returned home
yesterday from their months vaea-
ton They have been visiting Mr..
Lutss parents and other relatives in
st. Louis aud other points in southern
Illinois. Mr., Lutz has resumed his
work as frst trick operator in the D.
& r c. depot
Mr.. and Mrs. w T. Bridwell left on
"wednesday morning for Fond du Lac,
Wisconsin. being called there by the
death OF Mrs, Bridowell's father, G
W. Robertson Mr.. Robertson was 81
years of age. He has been In Canon
/ City several times spending most OF
Mast winter here.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-21
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.

Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. 523
Main street, Record office.
The evening world., 1910-12-23
BY Maurice Leblanc

lone with you. You're troublesome, but
full OF common sense I'll talk about 4
to my pals. And now I'm of. Good
by!'
lie pocketed his revolver and turned
hack the fastening OF the window. There
was n noise In the passage.
"Good-by," he said again. I'm only
Just In time
hut the idea stopped him. With a
quick movement he examined the pock-
etbook:
Damn and blast H." Flo grated
through his teeth, "The papers not
there. You've done me-
lie leaped into the room. Two shots
rang out. Isidore. In turn. had seized
his pistol and fred.
Missed. old chap" shouted Bredoux.
your hands shahing-you're afraid
They caught each other round the
body and came down to the loor to-
gcther. There was u violent and In
cessant knocking at the door. Isidore's
strength gave way and he was at once
overcome by his adversary. II was the
end. \ hand was lifted over him,
armed with a knife. and fell. A fierce
pain burst into his shoulder. He let go.
lie had an impression of some one
fumbling In the inside pocket OF his
Jacket and taking the paper from Il.
Then. through the lowered veil OF his
eyelids he half saw the man stepping
The evening world., 1910-12-23
1.-THE Hollow Needle"

Then he will come back. That gives us
about four minutes. II Will take me
one minute TO escape by this window.
clear through the little door by the
ruins and jump on the motor cycle
waiting for me. That leaves three
minutes, which is Just enough"
Bredoux was n queer sort " mis-
shapen creature, who balanced on a
pair OF very long spindle legs a huge
trunk. as round as the body o. a spl er
and furnished with Immense aims. 4
bony face and a low. small, stubborn
forehead pointed to the mans mario"
obstlnacy.
Beautrelet felt a weakness IN the legs
and staggered. lie had 10 sit down
speak, he sain. "Wnat do you
want?"
THE paper. I've been looking FOR Il
for three days"
Il haven't got H."
You're lying, ! saw YOU put II back
In your pocketDook when | came In"
"NeXt?"
quite quiet. You're annoying us. Leave
us alone n mind your own business.
our patience IL at an end"
lie had come nearer. with the revolver
still aimed at the young mans head.
and spoke IN a hollow voice, with a
powerful stress on each syllable hat he
uttered. His eyes were hard, his smile
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He ven away. His footsteps sounded
outside. Then the clerk closet the
door, turned the key and put 1t in his
pocket.
"liullo!" exclaimed Beautrolet. great
.ly surprlssl. what are you locking
us in for?"
I'VE shall be able to talk 50 much
better" retor,ed Bredoux.
Beautrelet rushed toward another
door, which led TO the next room, lie
had understood; the accompllce was
Bredoux, the clerk of the examining
Magistrate himself. Brodoux grinned;
Don't hurt your fingers. my young
friend. ! have the key OF that door,
too"
There's the window cried Beau
~trelet..
TOO late!" said Bredoux. planting
himself in front OF the easement. re-
volver In hand.
Every chance Of retreat was cut on.
There was nothing more Tor Isidore to
do. nothing except to defend himself
against the enemy who vas revealing
himself with such brutal daring. lie
crossed his rms.
Good" mumbled the clerk. And
nov let us waste no time lie took
out his watch. Our worthy NJ. Tilleul
will walk down 10 the gate. At the
gate he will find nobody. of course. no
more public prosecutor than my eye.
The evening world., 1910-12-23
mother Arsene Lupin Story

sonants which are logically able to sup
port the vowels are also logically able
to produce only one woIa, the word
That would refer to Mile. de Gesvres
and Mile, dc ~SaInt-veran."
Undoubtedly"
And do o see nothing more?"
Yes, | also note a hiatus in the
middle of the last line; and. II ! apply a
similar operation t. the %beg!nnin, OF
"consonant able to take the place Ot tho
dot between the diphthongs al and ul
Is the letter 8, and that. when | have
thus formed the first five letters Of the
word aigui, II is natural and inevitable
that, with the " mex dots and the
final Q, | should arrive at the word
aigullle,"
Yes, the word aigL lie forces itself
gpon US"
FINALLY for the last word have
three vowels ~ three ~conaonants.
cast about again, | try all the letters,
one after the other, and starting with
the principle that the two FIRST letters
are necessary c~onsonants, | find that
three words apply-feuve. preuve and
grouse, | eliminate the words fleuve
and preuve as possessing 40 possible re-
latlon to a needle, and | keep the word
creuse."
Making hollow needle. BY Jove.
The evening world., 1910-12-23

admit that your solution is correct be-
rause II needs must be; but how does It
help us?"
Not at ALL" said Beautrelet in a
thoughtful tone. mot at all for the mo-
ment. Later on W. shall see. ! have
an idea that n number OF things are
included in the puzzl.ng conjunction OF
those two words. alguille creuse. What
Is troubling me at present is rather the
material on which the document Is writ
ten, the paper employed. DO they still
manufacture this sort OF rather coarse
grained parchment? And then this
ivory color. And those folds-the wear
OF those folds-and. lastly, look. those
marks of red sealing wax on the back
At that momenr Bcautrelet was inter-
rupted by Bredoux, the Magistrate
clerk, who opened the door n an
nounced the unexpected arrival OF the
chief public prosecutor. NJ. Filleul rose.
Anything new? j. Monsieur lie Pro-
cureur General downstairs"
NO, Monsieur le Juge d'InstructlOn.
Monsieur lie Procureur General has not
left his carriage. He Is only passing
through Ambrumesy. and begs you to
be good enough to go down to him at
the gate. lie only has a word TO say
to you"
That's curious muttered NJ. Filleul.
"I~iowever-we SHAN see. Excuse me.
Beautrelet, ! sihn't DO long"
The evening world., 1910-12-23

over the w~lndow-silL.
The same newspapers which. on TIE
following morning. related the last spi-
sodes hat had occurred a me Cha
teau d'Ambrumesy-the tricksry at the
chapel. the discovery Of Arssne LupHA's
body and OF Raymonde'e body and,
lastly. the murderous attempt made upon
Beautrelet by the clerk to the examining
magistrate-also two. further
pieces OF news-the disappearance OF
Ganimard and the Kidnapping OF Holm
lock Shears. In broad daylight. In the
heart of London. at the moment when be
was about to take the train for Dover.
Lupln's gang. therefore. which had
been disorganixed for q IN by the
extraordinary ingenuity Of a seventeen
,ear-old schoolboy. WAS now sesunang
the offensive and was winning all slong
the line from the first. Lupln's two great
adversaries. Shears and Ganimard,
were put away. Isidore BeautSelet was
disabled. The police were powerless. For
the m there was no one left capA-
BILE of struggling against such enemies.
ITO Be Continued.)
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cruel.
Bclutrelet gave a shudder. 1t was the
hrst time that he vas experiencing IN
sense OF danger. And such danBcrl III
felt himself in the presence OF an I'M
plarable enemy. endowed with blind ana
Irresistible strength.
"And next?" he asked. with less as
sIranee In his voice.
Next? Nothing. You will be free.
We will forget
There was a pause. Then Bredoux re-
sumed
There IL only IA minute left. You
must make up q ur mind. Come. old
chap. don't be n fool-we are the
stronger. you know, always and every
where. Quick. the PAPER
Tsidore did not nlnch. with a livid
terrified face he remained master
Of himself. nevertheless, aud his brain
remained clear amid the breakdown Of
his nerves. Tn little black hole OF the
revolver was pointing at six inches from
his eyes, The finger was ben and obs
viously pressing on the trigger. 1t only
wanted IA moment
The paper repeated Bredoux. III
not
Here II Is" said Beautrelet.
He took out his pocketbook and hand
cd II to the clerk. who seized II eagerly.
Capital We've come to our senses
I've no doubt there's something to be
The evening world., 1910-12-23
When the Factory Girl Looks for a Home.

girl answered hat she was In . cigar
factory. tho other that she WORRIED
DOWNTOWN They stood hesits.inG.
shrinking back. like prisoners before the
bar rather thar wage-earning womsn In
search Of rooms. The landiady eyed
them shrewdIy. noting details of untidy
dress, stocky figure. curly hair. Finally
she said. We'll. my rooms are ESQ D
week. and l might ~ we'll tell you
that I don't allow no companies. No
gentlemen friends and no lady frisads:
| can't be having no noiss ana taihing
In my house. Now u youse want 70 go
the rooms youse can see them"
The evening world., 1910-12-23

"IE factory girl In a great city who
boards away from home II lin
tied In her choice OF living
,uarters. Poverty often sends the seek
or for room and board into districts Of
grade as low and sometimes lower than
tha usual slum.
at gave me- a fresh appreciation
writes Elizabeth Beardsley Butler In
The Survey. ''of the problem faced by
homeless girls to hear a conversation
between two would-be dodgers and a
landiady whose house had a To Let
sign on the door. Where do You
work? was her first question. and one
The evening world., 1910-12-23

II you ~cnt t 0re pour husband something phch will actsatv delight
him, mhy OF 0Bc him a evening of!
When a MAJ begins sonng at pomcn, listen for the reddins bells: Q
confirmed bachelor is too Indifferent ID the sea to waste time talking aboxs
IT,
really fen, don't try to break his heart; break his pocketbook.
Lore aIcays knocks at the door Of a womans heart; but the only xv
he a get into a mans is o sneak In by the back utndop Uhen the oWn~
isn't looking
when a "a tries to convince himself that a uoman Ia aothtn0 ito Mn,
II is q sign that she Is beginning to be a chote lot moret than he 0Nftctpotsd.
Tears IRE the qciatest Of a husbands affection.
After all. Christmas Is Chrsts Moss-whtch doesn't mean O moss o.
nonsense and rtpoHtv, gournandian0 and carousal. but a sacred ceIsbre
nn.
The evening world., 1910-12-23
L h e N e w PLAY S


= step from Broadway 10 "Iomander walk is a change, 1t is so qnIet
IN reNful at WaUacks hat you almost expect to lind pirk benches In
place. Of chairs upon which to stretch yourself and dream that yu are
mics nd mhes away from raucous automobiles, shHeaing "extrls" frantic
shopper and ticket spectators.
AS a cIe for in"omnn Louis n. turRe's drowsy little stag story Is quue
ue ust hms To be found this Id Of Brooklyn. 1t fairly SUMMERS in III Eng
nn sunshine oil a century aso with nothing to disturb it nut the love affair Of
" youth ad q s1 wAose troubles arcn cverg treat enough to destroy heir appe
uts In fg' oma"le Walk 4 crescent OF Ave little ed brick housesLs a
s"ely sentimental Lovers Lane. lIcartt ouhc is epidemic there It spreads
rom louise to rouse until the ed doctor Of divinity has his hands full of mar
rage contracts
Even TIE clustering I'D onccycl adniN Sir Peter Anuobus, is compelled
o SW'~nder when the weeping widow leads him gently bt firmly beneath the
elm tree m the crescent With the aid of her parrot a hopeful spinser helms a
olshmi smor to hhl his tongue The young naval lieutenant who seems always
" Re hungry, looks as though ne could at MarDaine. And 10 It soes-an IL
goes Ney leMure\' without causing go much as a ripple on the surface Of tho
catch"
al ts Is so sentimental hat a real bit Of sentiment come as n grntefi
urprEe when the father of the young naval lieutenant and the mother Of
MarJhalhe renew thr youthful romance and agree to fouow te example set by
toe yonry lny.r.
The evening world., 1910-12-23

syNursIs NJ rRh4 NDlNG CHAITERs.

slNJISlS OF iItkd HDlNG CHAlIEiiS.
The yea, ouul.p house Of tlu cunt de
,.tsvrss, in No malay. France, Is entered bN
luIgal,. I'll, rouat $ da,gh.cr, SuzanEt, AMI
his mee. la, -lua.e, are a"aAenei at, midnight
With an amfui ~ llu9der IA monde ntgs At
Am. lie falE. The ,onnt de Gesies y found
,enscless In his room. beside him Is hts iecTe.
tary, Jean Dayai. ,jlhhtd to dtath. The Count
ryitCs. bat ian tlruN no light On what has
happened. The grounds art searched IN vain Tor
he ,lot huTgla. and hs arTniul %; lonll. the
lolice ar summoned. N4th the Magistrate, ald
cher officials CuHe two r%tlDtttTs. pIe al Tue
supposed re 0rtcrs proves to he q schoolboy named
lidor Beautrelet. who shows unusual cle'erness
in relation IL several POINTS In the mysttp.
Bauirtlot declares .Nrsere Lupin,. the il.iei
genius" Is author II the crime. Raymonde Is
Hdnapel by the gang in reyensC for the shooting
II The mysterious rlbher. \ scrap Of ia, ct,
NhcIeon a cipher Is sc'aNlej. IS picked ~ on the
lawn q the t~;esvres estate. In the crypt OF =
ruined chapel near the house a body Is found
Apparently Lupin's. TN the nearby seaCoast
is found q second toly..lltntnlei as NaS-
monde's. BeautIect tries to solve the cipher
writ. j.
The evening world., 1910-12-23
"Secret Service" Still ThraNino.

TT Sarah enhar:t imagtnes that she alone knows the secret of making a ARE
well engagement successful she should see William Gillette in Secret Ser
d vice" Unless he were moved to speak in ponte terns Mr. GHlette would
have 10 reason fol saying, After YOU madame" For when it omes to a
natter OF big, enthusiastic audiences he is running the tr6ess Sarah a neck
andneck race There aren't seats enough to x our at the Empire
Like Nj. Gillette Secret Service has sUoi the test Oft time II is as thrnnns
~ ever, nd in clicking a telegraph key or pulling a gun Mr.. Grletes hand has
lost none of It. cunning. But it is he author. rather tina the actor who deserves
admiration TO- having had te courage to write a meodrama tina. leaves I'M
thng to he l"inathn in the end.
The revi II Secret Service brings 10 lew al excellent performance in
which Mis-, ,phne Browne reminds us that the stage lngenue of other lays
vas twins L to the solbetta Miss Browne does this very ceverly md pref
thy prob bly, lecause she happens TO be a clever and pleiyg girl May she nve
GTow fat
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character Is lat and a good IS a suetpu pudding. But like the others he becomes
a bit monotonous
7 Edgar Kent is scarcely a handsome young lover, but his enthusiasm for
Aa-jdaine carries him along As the girl Miss Dorothy Parker acts as though
ae were in love fr the first time She would he more charming. however, Il
she curted her strong young voice 4 bit GEORGE Giddens is capital as the old
admiral ad Miss Cicey Richards becomes a fountaino of JOY as the weeping
widow.
"Tomander Walk Is full Of characters" and the English ompan brings
them nj with considerable skill They puuer and futcr about dhn thing
in particular but o watch hem with a mild, halfamused interest, until you
wake u to the pleasant fact that the old arstocrat and his sweetheart of other
lays are real gentle human beings whs omcthng deeper than the Thames in
their natures
Walk If your tps lead you ntht direction o will find 1t the quantest spot
In all TheatreAnd. 'pomander Walk comes like a dramatic Christmas card
nd so let 1t remain at Wanacks
The evening world., 1910-12-23
ONLY KICK

"What're We comm home with ysur
milk pail empty forT" demanded ohs
farmer. "Didn't the old COW give my
thing?'
quarts m enc *ick.'y-Mstsepenean
MaSaxine.
The evening world., 1910-12-23

inc young lON eTS.
This scene Is beau
tifuIly and Simply
written. and IL b.
c~harmingly acted
y Miss Sybil car
lisle and Yorke
stephens. 1t smei 3
os lavender. as
the. say OF the lit
tie girl I'm "The
Blue Bird and II
takes the sweet
taste out of your
mouth that the
rlay leaves Up -
this point.
For Tho rest,
here Is a tCuOi of
poetry with "A
strain OF humor.
\ retired butler
who puts on the
airs OF "a gentle
man and refers IA
mil larly to the
Prince OF Wales as
1.-THE i. Of W."
finds little peace n
the window of his
house until his
wife fills him with
gratitude by pre-
s2ntlng him with
y son. Lennox
Pawle makes this