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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-18

to G. NJ. Hollngsworth and third to III
y. McCracken. The three winners took
their choice Of prizes. Spencer select
ing the s25 in gold, offered by the
First National bank; Hollingsworth,
choosing the gold watch given by b.
W, I.ubman. and the loving cup do
mated by Flatau & Son, eang to Me-
Cracken.
The memberships reported by the
contestants were as follows
II B. Spencer. lO5
q. N. Holsingsworth, 90 2-2.
l.. ]. McCracken, 6S.
A. N. Harris 54.
A. B Thompson. 81.
L. A. Sanders, I9.
BY vote Of the membership the unan-
imous thanks Of the association were
extended to all the contestants and
alao to the donors Of the prizes.
A Big Meetina.
The council chamber was packed
with enthusiastic boosters last night
With T. H. Dwyer as temporary chair
man the constitution previously
agreed upon was adopted without de
bate and without dissenting vote
There being no other business to trans
act. while the ballots were being
counted. the remainder of the even
ing was devoted to good Of the or
der talks. in which unity, harmony
enthusiasm and cooperation through
the c. OF G. were the keynotes Among
those who made good talks were Ain
Dwyer. J. E, schowA DR. Dawson. j. A
Schwartz. John w, Duff, A W Ben
nett, ]. G Mayes. Jonas Cook, Law
renee Martin and Others
A banquet will be pulled off within
the near future. Il. 4. Bryan being 3
committee Of one 20 arrange for IT,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-18
The NOBBY
OPENING

Tomorrow. the Hobby Tailors. who
the first Of the week moved from South
Third street TO Darners old stand at
22i ChiolSasha avenue, will have their
grand opening The store has been
remodelcd and new furniture and fix
tIres installed. and It now presents an
attractive appearance. a large and
complete line OF new goods. has been
received and the Nobby Tailors in-
ylte their patrons to visit one Of the
best clothing houses In the city,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-18

ritorial accounts and himself thought
Lawler's assistance was necessary in
ferreting out things not shown by the
territorial books. The second employ
ment, he said. was IN connection with
the Kansas Natural Gas Company suit
against the state and tbs Indian Terr-
tory Illuminating Oil and Gas suit in
which the state wanted to oust the
company as an offshoot Of Standard
On.
In answer 70 a question. Governor
Haskell said Lawler had done some
private work for him but was positive
he had done none OF this work during
the time for which he was paid BY the
state he said he was inclined TO be-
lieye this private work was performed
after Jan 81. 1909, the last date men
toned in the charges filed by Repre-.
sentative Maris OF Ponce City
The money paid Lawler on March
2S, 1909. from the appropriation for
expenses Of Investigating committees
delegates 10 national conventions and
other emergency cases" the governor
testified. were for the purpose Of show
ing the connection OF the Kansas Nat
ural Gas Company and the Indian Ter
ritory Illuminating Oil and Gas Com
pany with the Standard Oil COMPANY
Clark asked the governor if he did not
think the expense item Of s2i2 for
meals. s2os for hotel bills and sl4l5
Tor laundry for the period from Dec.
81. 1908, to Jan. 81, 1909. were little
high. The governor explained the
great cost in New York for meals and
hotel rooms and thought the item was
reasonable,
Governor Haskell. regarding the Or
vile A. smith charge. testified that
smith was first employed at the be-
ginning OF statehood. al $500 per
year. and that he was subsequently ad-
sanced to $1,000 and then TO $1,000
per year: that he was paid from dit
ferent funds according to the nature
Of the work he had performed during
the month. but never in excess Of $3.50
per month. He said that for a while
Smith acted as executive clerk, a po-
siticn created By the legislature at
S125 per month, and received addition
al pay, bringing the amount up to $3.50,
but that 1t was found that after few
months the work as executive clerk in
terfered With his other duties and an
other executive clerk was employed.
smith drew his $3.50 per month for
the time he was in Ohio IN the latter
part OF March and April, 1909, accord
ing to the governors testimony He
stated that after Smith drew the 500
for an emergency case. beginning at
once on March 26, he left the next day
FOR Ohio. The governor said. however,
that smith merely took little time off
to take the depositions. as his state
work in the oil cases tcok him 70 the
same parts Of Ohio.
Pressed by Representative Clark for
anything that Smith had found that
was OF benefit to the state or that had
been Or would be used in the case to
oust the Indian Territory Illuminating
Oil ana Gas Company. the governor
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OPPOSING THIS BILL, BUT VI is
CERTAIN THAT THE HOUSE WILL
PASS THE BILL.
A BITTER FIGHT is BEING
WAGED IN THE SENATE TODAY
OVER THE BILL WHICH SEEKS TO
MOVE TO ELK CITY THE SECOND.
AIRY AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL
WHICH WAS LOCATED AT HELENA
BY THE STATE BOARD OF AcRl-
CULTURE.
IF THE LATTER BILL SHOULD
PASS, 1T is ASSERTED THAT AN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-18
DR.. DAWSON PHYSICIAN
FOR OKLAHOMA CENT RA

Dr. z. T. Dawson has received from
President Carter notice Of his aepont
ment as general consulting physician
for the Oklahoma Central Railway
Company AS an employe Of the COM
Many. Of course, he is entitled 70 2
pass and will therefore have She pleas
IRE Of riding while folks who can't dig
Up the cents per VIII have to walk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-18

Probably the first consignment of
made-in-c -chickasha godds TO be shipped
TO the far-north frozen regions was
sent to Cordova. Alaska. this week by
the Colons Cotton COMPANY
II was an order for cotton felt, which
came BY mail and was promptly for
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-18
Directors Elected and
Prizes are Awarded
CHICKASHA PRODUCTS
SHIPPED TO ALASKA

warded BY the Chickasha factory.
The Collins Company at their plant
south Of the compress manufacture
felt and mattresses.
Along with the Alaska consignment
vent orders which came from Seattle,
Wash, and Portland Oregon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-18
APPROPRIATION BILL FOR |. |. s C.
REPORTED FAVORABLY IN HOUSE

EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO
CHANGE THE PRESENT LocA-
TioNs OF ALL THE SCHOOLS Lo-
GATED BY THE LEGISLATURE AT
THE LAST SESSION.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-18
= - = = = %+%4+S
= WEATHER FORECAST. =

+ For chiclyasha and vicinity: To !
+ night and Saturday fair with ris- !
4. ing ternerature Z
+ %+++++%++#+@++#+4
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CONTINUED on Page 50
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he PrIze Winners.
The first prize in the membership
contest went to Fl. B. Spencer. second
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27
Grant Under Fire M si
AsVeteran has this to say of Grants

46$A8VeteTAn has this to say or Grants
bravery
III the informal ions VI those WHO
have never Seen ia ba tie let me- ;ssay!
without seeming didactic, that the
Sccoomnlanding general IN Ills corlpus con-
Ssnl,,anderls are rarely where the artists
have depicted them I'll sreari horses
81 directing amid q sheseet al IRE. There
are times, however, NV llen tie artist a ii
tine to life, ia when Wi sheesrriiia q seeing
yres aid Shis regulars resct.oiling Tor g
moment nn.:er ii stterrifics. fire III Eve
Forks, dashed III. ana there ana stlaen
With those fIashing eyes lae might hive
beenna intad
uppose M 81 l,asi SHOWN nm nm.
se1f and ridden shis INES, 81 Gaineg
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27


first year Steve ain marched inS the
parade along ide sof me since was:
blind.
Vie girl never heard that
Jane Fletcher sent your son away. h
she said seeidl
she mig as Ste
Sphen: on AIRY ohn Fletcher's
daughter ana I'm done Wi th you- You
Sdon't get my blessing forbid At.
Jane Fletcher was silen her red
slips pressed together iii sstraigh lines
And Tie scar lssly Gays
MON sS,s marry her is IL make youl
unhappy. hut Ii can, q stay here and see
her every day, ID iyat go away
# .he pagad wsss on WI.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27

first year that j ain'aa been sent Tor to.
Join the parade. EXPECT 1t 3 all the
doings 81 that new Teller, Addison
Smith. Now he's come to- run the
town they don't get any, store bby,, me,
that's the only one left M Greenvilless
that At In the civil war. i It's ali them
Spanish vet rams nov a ES h :, :
Jane E1etchers pink cheeks paled e
little. IS M Il &
~ on swant;to walk in the parade TO-
day and there siss 10 one to go. With
sou. 70 that tire trouble ME- Paine I"
she asked gent Il Il, !; ss,s i;
N ..Srhat's be returned Sane4i:uioaasly.
sSs.,AArs, ,Bibbtnss my house keeper, she's
gone Oh with q pack of wimmin folks
and left me alone Jest because I'm
blind and useless. IL my son Stephen,
was here e. II s$S
* win 90 with you.' MI Paine, ,.'ssaid
Jane timidly III yon, win place your
hand on my should the parade isi
forming now. 4: 1a$. II Es u, s:s;t
81 Inaeld Paine net fflesd Grand.
Army hat @on his head and Ebutt0ned
5hiss blue cloth coat about lis tan, spare
$agurs. :s!S5 i Y I Z
Il az most Always have ID. ID ica
hs sadd s1Ggag e sesstiv ssbgut} widow.
5Bibbins said Eahe I couldn't flnd whare
Stephen put asl
SS9s sssWatt y MIMI !, said Jane. breath,
;letssly She opened the gate and ran
Typ The path u is TIE neat Tower bed
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27
!, JE
or Surety Bonds call on ~ d. u II: 4 g.

j 1or Surety Bonds en- on ii. y. zones.
s5S. q M & esibarg III the w city ron IL
:!E'1' B I1 Often aturd 81 yssi
ant lBal dwin Ii ar u ytaittne
at points in Minneso
baby boy IL M ii ana ,i MrsE
b I ictpr s;Doingle saturdiaa
civ al iii II besn e e,be
aiming Ia3 Mss. az
Hinck leftS Saturday i Isl j MI six>
weeks yiait to the eoast. m
M l,t5JJ went tn 81 Paul :on =:
5.s5 business ~ ~ tr Il saturd .
Jo'h y, Miller Vas III Deyils. lake ION
Toxic Il. the fors part of Tue week 5 VI
II az John On W Maher Makes Il Nam u Ioans
St lowest rates and easy terms. \. q
{. II. SMITH a \ h "a VI
.yi5 Interior corator. 4 w
Miss Hilma Freebur,g, 81 Toxic. il v II
40 Altin e With yt friends Is this city and M
II cnty Id: 3 IA
Il 4 ~ Mt. g. ana III Baitsoon,s 81 Toxic
were Sin Devils 2 81 business tues.
4 day. 81
Dan Farley ana daughter 81 s tarrkt-.:
weather 'a y # Lake visitors Sat-
urday. ;,3, * $
NJ &; Mss LI.aurena vannier has gone, t tts
Portland Y y Oregon, swh ere she will make
q future home 4. 5s e s IL. \
Mrs r'7.:J Serum has been enjoying
ta visit from on her father coopers-
4 town, n. 81, ;ss55 ss js5$$
s / -; =. 4 n Chamber lin left uesday for
eth bridge Alberta Canada On q fesw,
days business 5;Sz3
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27

S
lags III. latnsss hand saippad
from ansS ~ her 500, coal
palm and atsvray alIe 40 him ttD tals
t,yan p6 tise proeesd
Z,
gvey gida an ana those had
ten his existence 81, this day sacfs
4 fo hefoas Ike htlnsalf
made 4 place Tor him AZ the head sof
fne little c6mpaIiy z Z. he'd ls NJ
teetYed q the y war With spa q.
4 VIII leave you Eaatnss
saM Jane Hlehehe wing r
nana Irs2ln as clasp
Els lean tinfper ~ IS closed about ers
i. You dom 2ouI. Just &
march along With ms lit q y y;
5aon and me WI aead thts
ptusned stfeln ~ ere en
curious $eyesS Dent upon ne *.
uneonscto usty iraitaf dns the blind man
sn afe RE sim ypnlng infe ~ ~
sHnA nelgnt: III
1@T.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27
Shooting Gallery and 4 Souvenir
& Stand At Chauta uqua. Enquire Of.
n. Huesgen. II y III


I'd Ignatlus Court, off the n oklo M cream
4 tile Cos; MAS in Devils Lake 81 bust
L ness Mond I'll R552E S5
q 4 John ", Maher WIN make farm
i loans that you can 81 4 oR any inter
est payment date 81
s III MIS-. Fred BOTHER of Perth has been
4 guest at tina home sof her parents,
4 M. ana Mrs., Alsx Mol aan il tits city.
n: n teft raanagssr ofsthe SBovssy4
shute LsuntD, 40 Tokio, was
u St I p Devils AXE betWe zen trains Monday.
81, Anton al Barry,
MinI has been ting fo 81 several
4 dayy the ssves; zone "a, Is This city.1
D. % jane jia agent f L the Donald
! eon sfsamship. lines: Cal 81 him fo ,
informal 81 oii's about your contsni6pi atsd
nip. .s3s7 & 5:s5 & I'M ssB5
t III. Mrs. Henry Me elman of sCrary was
B a visitor ~ the home so her parents;
! Judge and Mrs. Orr the latter part 5of
last week, Al ts h
.. ;WheeIe r 81 Mich gan u. d,
was 81 Devils Lake 81 legal business
1t ii conn ction with the Imperial Eleyas
s1bor ], d, M1pnea polls Tuesday s 81
I g. Long who was njured fl the
wreck Of the Fast Mall train near
Rugby several mont ago, was releas.
h ed from the general hospital Friday.
pIetely recovered His difesWas dis
paired pf for5 some time IN account %
internal injuries and six soper adonsI
were necessary, but he now seems xto
II be .dn first class condition and #is con
Nsid erably elated tto think that lhe$ has
4 been able to pull throug
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27

y. We have Just been reading of q NIL
croscope which enlarges an object one.
million times. Under this powerful
tense, q knocker appears as large as
q man, q man who has been caught
kissing another mans wife appears
natural size, the proWess Of q braggart
appears as big as he claims it is and
26e worth OF steak looks as large as a
soc piece 30 that machine is all that
is claimed for it n 4: : e
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27

word toS Steve He's coming nowi
Look, little Jane! q !; 5ss 2 y,
Jane turned. HE is!''' she cried joy
fully as q tall form came swiftly up
the hill toward them. You couldn't
see him! u How did you known ssSs:
Winfield f aine nodded his head sage:
amt 40 blind as IsWas about
some things. thank God. And you and
Stephen can De jusit: 5as glad tos see each
other as You Ike. little lane, because
q won't look
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27
Tot R new M ORTIZ DAKOTA
TOWNS. 2s.}:

S5 81 -Four new towns will soon be added
to the map Of North Dakota Bremen,
Hemida q, Dallas and Amer are the
names Of four enbr yctic cities that
viii starr on their career the first Of
June. si
N These towns are all located on the
new Fargo inott line of the Great
Northern railway On which work IL
now being rushed 70 compile ton. S! zS5
Announcement Of the opening sale
iof lots has been made by the
Bremen Heimdal Town and Land com;
pany through MI. Guy Grove, field
agent ffor the conn any at New Rocg-
ford, ~ 10. The auct ioneer will start
HE FIRST sale al Bremen June list 9th
er sales VIII follow az Heimdal Dallas
and Almer on une 2nd, srd and 4th
,respectivel 81 "
M The new OWNS are located In one 0ff
the richest ana best Develops agricuL
tural sections of the state, and Will
prove of great benefit 10 the farmers.
IIass III VIII lessen the ssdis tance they are
now compeIle lea 10 haul their Grain and
products il order ~ reach d railway
shipping point II
These are the four ioff3 several
new towns Nhich van be onened I'm me
near future on the Great Northernss
new
lone hap piness is NOR often found
stnde tliatched ROOT than under IL
marble dome. 81;
] Isn't II fonr your own chi.
stlren are always 10 much as.
5hayad than those off your neigh
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27
WINFIELD! a / lei !. | PAIlllEI')
'.'t|lllE||;'|ll|C|H| | ! ]
! \ s'tofF of Mem I orlal Day.
sy GAR | ] ssA, N Aci< il /,
tCopyrfght. 1910 by Amer FrSuss Asnc,e
III hon 81

ECCVspyStelts 1H10C 5by American FT1ss sAaBp.
ESS II }S9s rs
NH " n I. FI.H,I CHER liking slow.
along tthea,s road ia cav saW' vi Winaeld
- Paine i, leeanine over 81 his g,;aaxden
81 a ss safe n Tue oid mans stghtless
eyes were tnrne toward the town.
<,w " sama tie distant sattas end
!s .hll:l of drum aid h S2s #5S3
hi Al r N Paine 81 turned as her light step
sounded ~ on the I'M;
1T, ~ n b glad 4 some ody's happened
5alongg. 4 he said peeytshiy. This III tfg
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27

n you leave yonr bug y and lack
ii srnift lls work at a. ~ Mandy shop
| yon can rest assured that II win ssbe;
done right, as5S there ire 3 none 4 en-
ployed Ia HIS shop but the best q.
Makes q specialtt ~ alI
kinds III buggy Sworlk rood work, rub;
] Der tires, and IA class horse shoe
you want ttlhe best goff work
i ron Va max no mistake by callingl
Son Mandy
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27

EcS2&&NtPEJI
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-10
Calendar of Sports for the Week

MONDAY
national golf championship
more H.
Opening annual exhibition Louisville
Annual field trials the Brunswick Barre
Opening grand circuit City
Battling Nelson Monte AteIl, City.
Johnny Frayns Phil Brock rounds Canton,
TUESDAY.
Cleveland Cincinnati post-season begins Cincinnati
Light meetings Richmond
Md; Birmingham. Springs, Conn., Greensboro
NC
WEDNESDAY,.
walking St Louis
wrestling championships Association
Francisco
THURSDAY.
intercollegiate
GiansHighanders post-season begins in New York.
Opening Portland Portland,
FRIDAY.
championships Union
Orleans
Johnny Coulon Earl Dennng. rounds, at Milwaukee
Jim Stewart, en rounds a
SATURDAY.
championships at
New
Opening State fair meeting at Dallas
meeting of Maryland Jockey Club, Pmico
Trappers Sabua
OOOmle reliability Chicago
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-10
GEORGETOWN 0UINT
READY FOR WORK

As the prospects are bright at George
town College this fall for turning out
q winning basketball team, Prof. Joyce
thought it advisable TO have early prac-
tice and get the men in shape, in order
that they may work well together by
the time their first game is scheduled
This morning all of the candidates
for the basketball team will report to
Prof. Joyce at the Ryan Gymnasium for
their first try-out.
That the team made such an excellent
record last year is largely responsible
for the reorganization OF the quint
again this year. Among the teams that
Georgetown won from last year was
Baltimore City College, St Johns Col
- leCe and Gallaudet
The team will lose but one man from
last years team, and as there is plenty
OF new material 10 pick from, there is
no doubt but what Georgetown viii
have another winning team this fail.
Among the old men who will report
this morning is Kingsley. Cogan. who
played forward last year: Sitterding
Lamey, Graham. and Wymard
At the present time II is not known
whether there will be a varsity team on
the field this year or not. Prof joyce is
also undecided about letting men from
other departments join the team.
Georgetown may enter the Capital
CITY League i'm order TO have regular
games, and also a chance for the Dis
triCt championship.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-10
TO FIGHT
SECOND RATE MAN
Former Champion Will Attempt to
Come Back" Against Untried
Boxer Tonight.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, oct 1J.-Battling
Nelson, the one-time star, will try to-
night to come back" against Monte
Dale. "A Western lightweight. The con-
test will be a ten-rOund one. a distance
not all to the liking Of the former cham
pion. but it will serve to show whether
he still is there with the steam.
Unlike Jeffries, or any Of the others
who have attempted to come back, -
Nelson is not going against a whirl-
wind Little is known in these parts
about Dale. and il is considered unlikely
Dale will do more than give the Bat
tier a little exercise.
Nelson has an eye on a bout with
one Round" Hogan, whom he hopes
TO meet before the Frisco Club
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-10

I almost forgot the real reason Of my
visit.
I put of speaking TO him. one day
he expressed a wish 10 80 to Niagara
| Falls before returning home. / am not
much of a lover Of the grand sights Of
nature, but I decided 10 go with him
Il was awaiting the propiUOus mo-
ment TO tell him what i had learned.
| Ny decision was formed L had learned
! by heart the little speech that 1 was
going 10 say. II was this.
" Douglass, find that / must divorce
( my wife, and ] shall expect you 10
marry her 1 know now that you have
/ loved Her for ten years. IL was not fair
/ that through the hypocrisy Of the mOth<
or ! should monopOlize your child. I
1 think IL VIII be very unwise that FOR 4
question Of sentiment we break a part
nership which has until now given such
| satisfactory results
I ought 10 tell you, that at this time
We were running under a capita liZation
/ Of one hundred million dOllarsl
| "Cnhappily an unfortunate occurrence.
/ an accident, stopped me from speaking
| on the subject 10 my partner.
| "One day. when he had gone on the
/ highest ridge above the whirlpool to
! admire sunset, he was taken with YER
/ tigO and fell into the abyss Of the gorge.
/ where his body disappeared forever"
| Kingsley placed his two arms nat on
/ the table and looked at me fixedly
/ No doubt, behind the glasses Of my
! InETf0f1IlTE
/ which cleaned from my piercing look,
l for he said quickly:
/ Yes, yes; I know what you are think
! ing Ny wife thought the same thing.
| When / returned home she threw of
/ her mask and accused me openly Of hav-
/ ing killed Douglass
l lie shrugged his shoulders.
I What interest should 1 have in lying
/ TO your he continued
! Listen TO the end Of my story. which
! Is absolutely true. i give you my word
! You can understand things were not
/ very pleasant at home after that
| truly regretted Douglass death I had
| 10 bring up William as though he were
/ my son. I sent him 20 Boston; his
mother died six months later"
! "Ah," / said, my breath coming in
short, excited gasps, Mrs. Kingsley
"Ohi her death was almost natural"
I Almost
That is TO say. she committed a last
| foolish act She poisoned herself with
! arsenic"
! "An.-Ah,"
You don't seem TO understand, You
/ say nothing but All, All All" like an
( idiot. ] told you she poisoned herself.
! Listen, my poor man, you have the
I same sacred, stupid air that YOU had
! kitchen and accused me OF killing Lucle
] Weir What an odd creature YOU are.'
! He uoured out another glass OF brandy
What about William I asked.
! Here the story takes another turn.
\ said he. IN q lower voice 'I do not
I quite understand Il myself Follow me
well my friend before YOU Judge
What do you say
Before you judge. How the devil
l would you Ike me TO say itZ Well
! Mrs Kingsley got into q frenzy and
cried out once TO me-