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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-05
Up and Down in
IN DIAN
NEGRO DUELLIsT Is DEAD

Pasha Hunt Of Evansville, the negro
who was shot yesterday in a revolver
duel with Robert II. yandivert, fore
man of the construction work on the
Works died at St. Mary's Hospital to-
night He was conscious almost up
to the time of his death. but oppressed
no regrets over the crime. The body of
Vandivert was today shipped to Beth
any Mo, where he formerly resided
His father A. H. ynadivert is superin-
tendant of the Insane Hospital at St
Joseph Mo.
EPILEPTIC ATTACKS YOUTH
Ed De Bonia of Anderson an escaped
patient of the Epileptic Village at New
castle. was brought to the County Jail
from his home, two miles south of here.
at IL o'clock tonight. following an
attack made by De Bonia upon Sam
Graves. young man of the neighbour
hood. who was calling his sister.
De Bonia objected to Graves calling
oftener than once a week on the ground
who escaped from the epileptic village
more than a year ago. had been cared
for at the home of his father. Frank
De Bonia-
PURSUEs CHICAGoAN IN AUTO.
Daniel Morgan of Chicago was over
hauled at Walkerton Saturday after
noon. following pursuit by Sheriff TIL
den in an automobile. Morgan Is
wanted for the alleged stealing of a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-05

horse and buggy, the property Of
Brinkman Bros, Michigan City livery
men. The pursuit extended more than
twenty eight miles. with Morgan hav-
ing the advantage of several hours in
time He is said to be wanted in other
cities on similar charges
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-05

Chancellor of Germany. died Born
March 81, 1919.
1910-Jared Y. Sanders elected United
States senator from louisiana
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-05
NO, THANK YOU VERY KINDLY.

Of
Of New
from his agent?
publicity promoter
One hous rites
relating Woodrow
will whether
ng pathet
could furnish
matter of New
of
the
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Of immed
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Passed to be Ensrossed.

Resolve IN favor OF E. NJ. Thompson.
Res tlNe i'll favor ol the town OF Birds
ton il: tne county Of Cumberland. con
motion of MI Milliken Of AroostooE.
tabled pending second reading for a
statement Of factsf
Resolve in favor of Lola Coly. rep
resen,ative Of the Penobscot Tribe ..
Indians for 1911 aid 1872.
An Act Il amend Chapter BIS oi
the Private and Epkcial Laws of 1909
relating to the hunting of deer II
the town Of Sears,nont. IN the coun-
| ty of Waldo. ion motion by Mt
Donigan of Somerset. tabled)
Resolve authorizing the land agent
to release the States interest in u cer'
tain ledge or reef near Bar Harbor III
Hancock county. (Tabled on motion
| by Mr.. Milliken of Aroostook for a
statement of facts, pending second
readingD
Resolve in favor of James A. Ben.
son.
An Act to authorize the York Light
and Heat Company to acquire addi-
tional properties. tOn motion by Mr.
Milliken of Aroostook, tabled pending
second reading.)
Resolve providing for an appropria :
tion for the protection of trees and
shrubs from the Introduction and raw
ages of dangerous insects and diseases
Resolve int favor of Richard Stuart
Orders Of the Day.
| Mr.. DONIGAN of Somerset: Mr.
President: I move to take from the
table House Document 107 relating to
the hunting of deer in the town of
Searsinont, the bill just placed on the
table. After talking with the chair
man of the committee, I now move
that the bill be indefinitely postponed
Mr.. W1NSLOW of Cumberland: Mr.
President: / want this to be clear
and wish Senator Donigan would ex-
plain the reason for this action.
Mr.. DONIGAN: Mr.. President:
will explain that this bill conflicts with
a measure that we passed after this
bill was presented. The Searsmont
bill provides that there should be open
season on deer from the middle of
October to the middle of November
as l remember it. Afterwards there
was a bill came in there which we
passed, asking for an open season from
the first day of November until the
first day Of December, on all of Waldo
county, and that would conflict with
the later bill. 1t was decided by the
committee that this bill when it came
up should be indefinitely postponed
The question being on the motion OF
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senator the bill VIZ then referred TO the
eommtte" on temperance.
Mr.. MlLLIKEN of ArooStook; Mr.
President. ] desire to ask permission to
present a public 1ill out of order for the
purpose of getting il printed in tine TO
reach the committee this week
There was uu objection, and Mr. Mill
ken introduced bill. An Act to provide
for the distribution of the school mill
fund and the common school fund. and
to amend Sections l.. rs and 125 OF Chap
ter II. and section of Chapter Ia of the
Public Laws of l9Q+, relating TO the dis
tribution Of the common school fund
on further motion by the same senator
the bill was tabled for printing pending
reference to the committee on taxation.
on motion by Mr.. Kellogg of Penob-
scot, Resolve in favor of John Il. McDon-
aid Was taken from the table. on further
motion by the same senator the resolve
was referred to thu committee on claims
in concurrence.
Mr.. MILLIkEN of Aroostook Mr..
President. / move to reconsider the mo-
ton whereby the bill in relation to the
distribution of the school mill fund and
the common school fund, etc. was tabled
for printing.
The motion was agreed to.
On further motion by the same senator
the bill was again tabled for printing and
500 extra copies ordered printed.
On motion by Nj Hill OF PenobScot.
bin, An Act for the cXtirpation Of conta-
Sious diseases among cattle. horses,
sheep and swine, was taken from the ta-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
A GOOD SHAMPOO
FOR ONLY ONE CENT

1T is hardly bclievablc that women
will pay dollar for shampoo" says
Mac Martyr in the San Francisco
Chronicle, when they can give them
selves It better one at home for about
one cent. Yet such is true, and in
variably women paying the cxorbitant
price havo thin. straggly hair.
every woman can have fine, glossy
hair if she will carefully dissolve a
teaspoonful OF canthroX in a teacur
of hot water. This should be poured
over the scalp and rubbed until il
fathers well. then the hair rinsed
thoroughly.
you will find this canthrox sham
poo not only restores natural lustre
to the hair. but makes the head feel
good and banishes .itchiness OF the
scalp. BE sure to get an original
package of canthrox'
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Tf.9~t'5 I'll f~55 fff i TT /
eh1l

Mr.. Doniean 10 Indefinitely postpone
tho bill, the motion was agreed to.
On motion by Mr.. Staples Of Knox.
Sill. Az Act relating to taxation of
personal property, was taken from the
;able. ON further motion by the same
senator. the bill was referred to tne
committee ON taxation. in concur
renee.
on motion bN til" same senator. res
olution favoring direct election of
United states senators. was taken
from tho table.
The senator then moved that the
Senate concur with the House.
NJ. MILLIKE,N Of .Aroostook: Mr.,
President ! think there is room Tor
soma discussion about that matter
and move that it be tabled and as
signed for Wednesday.
Nj, STAPLES: Mr.. President. Il
there is to be any discussion in regard
to this resolution, will acquicsce in
the suggestion OF the senator from
AroCstook.
The motion was agreed to.
ON motion bx Mr Staples oi kuoX.
Bill. An Act TO provide for nomination
'2f candidates Of political parties by
primary elections, was taken from
the table. on furthe. motion by the
same senator. the bill was referred to
the committee on judiciary.
On motion of Mr.. Mlliken of -Aroostook.
Senate Document No. 81. An Act to
amend Section Of Chapter 136 of the
Revised Statutes, relating to sentences
in criminal cases. was taken from the
table. On further motion by the same
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Reports Of Committees.

lIr. Frank from the committee on
agriculture reported ought not to
pass" on Bill, An Act to amend Chap
ter 24J OF thu Public Laws Of 1909. re-
lating to bounty on bears in Washing
ton. Hancock and PenobScot counties.
Mr.. Pollard from same committee
reported same on Bill, An Act to en-
power municipal officers to protect
shade and ornamental trees along thc
highways within the STATE.
Mr. Phillips from the committee on
ways and bridges reported same on
Bill, .tn Act regulating the construc
tion OF fences along public ways.
Mr.. Mall2t from the committee on
appropriations and financial affairs
reported same on resolve in favor OF
a memorial statue of Abraham Lin
coin, and tablet OF his Gettysburg ad-
dress.
Mr. BoSue from the committee Oh
the Judiciary, to which was referred
the bill entitled An Act granting ad-
ditional powers and privileges to the
Peaks Island Corporation reported
that same be referred to the commit
tee on legal affairs.
Mr.. Clark from the committee ON in
land fisheries a.ld f,amc. to which was
referred the ReiEunstraucc OF Q. +.
a. Merrill anu 10 others Of Durham
against repeal OF Chapter $50 Of the
Private and Special Laws of 1909. re.
latjng 10 fishing in the town of Dur
ham; also Iclnonstrancc of .;enrg,
+. Merrill and y others of Durham
against same. rc9Hrte1 that the Ro-
! mlnstrances he placed or file, as tl.
subject matter OF the same has al
ready been reported upon by this c0m-
mittee.
Mr.. Wheeler from the committee pn
legal affairs, on Resolve in favor Of
a memorial statue and tablet Of Lin
coin, reported that tic same Ie re
feTTed to the committee on appropri
atians and financial affairs.
The reports werc accepted.
Mr.. Scates from the committee or
legal aitnirs reported ought to PASS
OH Eill An Act to build and repair
a dyke in The town of Milbridge.
Saiae gentleman from same commit
tee reported same on Bill, An Act tu
authorize the mayer of the sisy of
Portland to appoint commissioner OF
cemeteries and public grounds.
Nr. PelIetier from same committee
reported same on Rin, An Act to
amend Section "A, Chapter %. of the
Revised Statutes. relating to water
ing -tubs.
CONTINUED On Page Nine)
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A Large Contract
What Bowditch, Webster e. Co. Want
Every Person in Augusta To Do.

When Bowditch, Webster d. Co.. the
enterprising druggists, first offered a %
cent package of Dr. Howards specific
for the cure Of constipation and dyspep-
sia at half price. and guaranteed to re-
turn the money if It did not cure, they
thought it probable from their experience
with other medicines for these diseases
that they would have a good many pack
ages returned. But although they have
sold hundreds Of bottles. not one has
been brought back,
To those suffering with dizziness,
headache, poor digestion. constipation
and straining. DIR. Howards specific
offers quick relief. 1t is an Invaluable
boon to all who feel uncomfortable after
eating, and is today the popular dinner
pill In all the large cities.
febH-lS2l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
Of probate in York county.n RVT

Mr.. Staples. for the committee on
Judiciary. on An Act to make unifH''',
the law relating to the. sale of goods,
referred from the last Legislature To
this Legislature. reported that the
same be referred to the next LeSisla- :
ture.
The same senator, for the same COM
mittee, on An Act relating to nego-
table instruments, referred from the
last Legislature to this Legislature. re-
ported that the same be referred to
the next Legislature.
Mr.. Stearns, for the committee on
judiciary, on an order of the Legisla-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
A Box Of Stomach. Rite

IN the house and one or two tablets
taken after a hearty meal would
quickly eliminate the after effects and
save you and your family much un-
necessary suffering. While thousands
have testified to the wonderful quail
ties OF this medicine, you have got to
try 1t for yourself to be convinced of
Its true worth. The best testimony
for Stomach-Rite is Stomach Rite.
Don't you think it worth while to try
Just one soc. box of this medicine and
end your suffering? Why wait?
Stomach Rite is here to help you and
your family.
FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS
EVERYWHERE, Soc. LARGE COX.
The kinsman Pharmacy, Frank p.
Burns, Pho, Prop, 1s0 Water ST.,
Aue1sta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14

tle. On further motion BY the same SEN
ator the bin was referred to the commit
tee on agriculture and sent down for con-
curHence,
GA motion by Mr.. Donisan Of Somerset,
Adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14

81 Mr.. Kelley Of Boothbay--Ee
jmonstrance Of Albert j. Lewis and 81
others OF Eoothbay, against any di-
vision of the town OF Boothbay.
Also, remcnstrance OF John 5. Spin
nc: and l64 others Of Boothbay
against Sauc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
Read and Assigned.

IN Act authorizing the merst: u
Somerset Rail"aN, the washington
County Railroad Company and thc
SSe&asticook and Moosehead RAILWAY
Company With the MaiGc Central Rail
road Company. (cn motion BY Nj
Donisan Of Somerset. tabled pend
ing second rcadilgl
An Act ~ provide for the p'ircnasu
Of supplies br tie State through =
system nr competitive bids.
An \ct to repeal Section OF Chap
ter ItS Of the Public Laws ri !905,
rela ting TO the construction of booths
at polling places.
An Act to incorporat" tn" SaNtcllo
Brook Lam ard Improvement Com
paHE
IN Act relating to the Southwest
IarLor Water Cor pany
Resolve in favor of Fdv ard L.
Chase Jr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
HOUSE.


Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Miner Uf Gar
diner.
Journal vi previous session read and
approved.
Papers from the Senate disposed ot
in concurrence.
The following petitions. bills, etc,
were presented and referred:
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Williamson of Augustl-Pe-
tition Of NJ. =. Cullinan of Augusta
md u others, in favor OF Columbus
day bin.
By Mr.. Otis Of Rockland--An Act
to amend Chapter III Of the Revised
Statutes.
BY Mr.. Goodwin of Riddeford-An
Act to amend Section i6 OF Chapter 81
of the Revised Statutes relating to
| county attorneys. Grabbed for print
ing pending reference On motion of Mr..
GaoIwiIa)
A.so, An Act to amend Section IL uf
Chapter 133 of the Revised Statutes,
| relating to limitation Of prosecutions.
Grabbed for printing pending refer
encc, on motion of Mr.. Goodwinl
Ey MIR. Corners of Bangor--Pctition
| az Nj. Cohen Of Bangor and 33 others
, in favor of Columbus dag bill
Also, Petition OF 7. Walter Ianlcy
OF Bangor and % others. in favor Of
Columbus day bill.
| Also, Petition OF F. l.. Wilkins OF
| Bangor and Sc others. in favor of the
| Columbus day bill.
By Mr. Small of sport-Peti-
| ton of G. s. EIinkley and l6 others Of
J"nesport In favor of nomination Of can
didates Of political parties by primary
| elections.
Legal Affairs.
BY Mr.. Snow OF Ducksport--Rcmon-
STRANGE of Frank r. Smith and A Others
against passage of Dunn bridge bill. So
called,
Banks and Banking.
| By Mr.. Scates of Westbrook--.in act
TO amend Section SO, subdivision sixth
| clause "a Of Chapter 43 of the Revived
Statutes. as amended by Section o,
Chapter GO of the Public Laws Of 1yt,
| relating to investments legal for savings
banks.
Agriculture.
BY Mr. Porter of Mapleton--.fn Ac,
to amend Section 20 of Chapter Sc of the
Public Laws of lsoe, relating to the regu.
lation and sale Of fertilizers Grabbed fol
printing pending reference on motion OF
Mr.. Porter Of Mapletop.)
State Lands and State Roads.
BY Mir. Mace oc Great Pond-Pcti-
tion OF Arthur Chaplin and II others
residents OF Bangor, Me. in favor oi
a resolve for the Chick lliIl road, il
PenobScot and Hancock counties.
BY Mr.. Austin of Phiili ips-fetitior
| for an appropriation on the Dead Riy-
CT road in Dallas Plantation.
| Also, petition for an appropriation
on the Dead River road in Dallas Plan.
tatien.
B$ Mr.. kelley Of Boothbay--Re-
lnonstrance Of Albert j. Lewis and 9t
others OF Eoothbay, against any d.
! vision of the town OF BoothbHy.
Also. remCpstrapce OF John 5. Spin
nc* and l64 others Of Boothbay
against saline.
Placed on File.
| i'N Mr.. uuimbv - Turner E.Dlo,l.
strarce at-a'nst r,subnisison, sgne,
! by J. &. Briggs ana 81 others Of Win
| thTop.
Also. ..cJnonstrance against rea'Ib-
! mission. signed by Rev. Isaiah Pink
! h&In and Il others Of Lebanon.
| Also. RemonstraIce against resnb-
mission. signed b. Rev. e. II. TiryJn'
| and J.9 others CT SearsInont.
Taxation
By Mr.. Scates of Westbrook An
Act 20 amend Section l3 Of Chapter
nine of the Revised Statutes Of the
State of Maine. relating to securities
eXnl,nt frnln 1HNafiON. lrablcN fOr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
Taxation

By Mr.. Scates Of Westbrook--tn
Act 20 amend Section l3 Of Chapter
nine of the Revised Statutes Of the
State of Maine. relating to securities
exempt from taxation. Grabbed For
printing. pending referenc" on motion
OF MI Murphy of PortlandD
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
THE 18th MAINE LEGISLATURE.
Stenographic Reports Of Yesterdays Sessions o|
the Senate and House Of Representatives.

| turc of 1909 relating to tho cXpediency
of uniform law for the annulment of
marriage and divorce as adopted by
the National Congress, reported leg
| islation inexpedient.
The SAME senator for the same COM
mittee. on An Act to make uniform the
laws Of warehouse receipts. referred
| from the last Legislature to this Leg
| islature, reported same Ought not to
pass"
| The same senator for the same COM
mittec, on An Act to extend the char
| ter of the Maple Grove Electric Conn
pany, reported that same Ought not
to pass"
Mr.. Moulton, for the committee on
agriculture, on An Act to amend Cham
ter 141 of the Public Laws Of 1909. pro.
viding for tho uniform grading. rack
ing and branding of apples, reported
that the same ought not to pass"
Mr.. Donigan for the committee on
ways and bridges on resolve in ravnr
of Seven Islands Road. located at
headWatefs OF st. John river in Aroos-
took county. reported that Same
ought not to pass"
fhe reports We're accepted and sent
loohh I'i concurrence.
At. !>ttafrs. for tn" C0mnlittee ON .Jr.
| dieia"v. ~, An -Act to amend S.cfion
.. OF chapter 50. of TIC Revised Stat.
utes OF Maine. relating to Regular
sessions o. the e3Lnty commissioners
ot o%ford county. reported that the
same "ought to pass
| Mr. G""'ll. for the same coulInittec
on IN Act t" extend tie charter or
tne Northern ..roostook Electric Conn
panE reported that same "ought to
pass"
ihe SAL 'c senator. for the SANE. com
| mite" On An act additional to IN tc,
70 incorporate tia General Confer
enee If Free Raptists. reported that
Same ought to ,ass''
lhe same senator, for the saIne conn
lni'tee. "n An Act &c extend the char
ter OF ,he Genital Maine Aroestook
I Electric Company. reported that sam.
"oaght IN pass
Mr.. Stearns. for the same commit
tee. on IN Act to Iatify, confirm and
MAKE valid tie lrocee dings Of tn,
sp. cial town meeting OF tie inhab.
itants of the town of Presuua Isle
held May j. 1919 and the bonds Is
""'u ~ stiih wv III III ala bl me ArODS
took Valley Railroad COMPANY. re-
ported that same ought TO pass
The same senator. tor the same COM
mitte2. on IN Act to abolish the
Dove municipal court and the Milo
municipsl court and establishing the
Pisca;aq!is municipal court. reported
same in ne1. draft under the same
title ana that it ought TO pass
AR. M"alton. for the committee on
agriculture oG An Act to amend
Chapter ~ "f tnc Public Laws Of
1909. relating to grading. packing aud
branding apples, reported a new draf;
un',er the sam, title. and that II
"oGgl to pass" tTabled on motion
of Ny. Edftarfs--of Andro3cogLinD
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
Placed on File.

i;N Mr.. uuimbv cf Turner E.DIurt-
strarce at-ainst submission, signed
by ]. c. Briggs ana 81 others Of Vim
throp.
Also. I:cInonstraRce against res1b-
mission. signed by Rev. Isaiah Pink
ham and Il o,ners Of Lebanon.
Also, RcmonstraEcc against rcs'ib-
mission, signed b" Rev. {. II. Bryant
and - others CT SearsInont.
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ing Or Z J61. Scarcely Z minute later
the marshal appeared on the landing
above. one hand firmly gripped In the
neck-band o. m undershirt, thus 10
cureiy holding the writhing. helpless
figure q = man. who wore violently
every time he could catch his breath.
ANY other room you could conven-
venisntly assign Mr.-h-Montgom-
cry to. Tommy" he asked pleasantly.
RI he doesn't like It In the morning.
he could " changed. you know"
"Give-sfvs him .47.'"
IAN right. I'm the beIl-boy tenn
porarily. Montgomery; easy now. my
man. cary, or I'll b compelled to
use both hands. .Rsd,, carry tho gem
tisman's luggage to 4Ts-he has kind
~ consented TO give mp his old room
70 : lady-coms along. Montgomery :
II was possibly ilve minutes later
whom be came down. still smoking, his
face not even flushed.
"Montgomery ID feeling % badly
W were obliged to lock him a." he
reported to the clerk. Seems - BE-
~ : somewhat nervous disposition.
Wen. goodnight. Doctor" be lifted ~
hat. And - ycu. Miss. pleasant
dreams
Hope watched him - he stopped
outside, pansing : moment Al The
sAadows % glance kesnly ~ ana
dawn ~ long strest before ventuFing
down he steps. This quiet nan NJ
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start
West end graders just paid on
was the reply. They have been
whoopin' It up ever since noon. and
are beginning to get ugly. Now the
rest Of the outft are showing up. and
there will probably be something In
teresting happening before morning.
Wouldn't mind It 20 much II had Z
single deputy worth his salt"
Whats the matter with Bain?"
Nothing. while he was ON the job,
but Red Haggerty got him In Pony
Joes' shebsng two hours ago; shot
him IN the back across the bar. Ned
never oven pulled his gum"
I'm sorry to hear that: what be-
came Of Haggerty?"
The marshal let his eyes rest ques-
tfoningly q the doctors face for an
instant.
We'll. ! happened to be just behind
Ned when he went,' he said gently,
and Red will be buried on Boots
Hilr tomorrow. I'm afraid l don't
give you much chance to show your
skill, Doc" with q smile.
II they Ill shot like you do, my
profession would be useless. What's
the matter with your other deputies 20
Lack Of nerve, principally, | reck-
a; amt n Of 'em worth the powder
to blow him up. I'd give something just
now for Z fellow I had down at Dodge
he was q mar. Never had to tell
him when to go In; good Judgment
too: wasn't out hunting for trouble,
but always ready enough to take his
share. Old soldier In our army. Cap
tain, ! heard, though he never talked
much about himself: maybe you knew
him-Jack Keith"
Well. / reckon" In quick surprise,
and what's mere to the point. he's
here-slept In my room last night"
Keith here! In Sheridan? And
hasn't even hunted me up YETI That's
like him, all right, but I honestly want
to . the boy. Here's your hetel,
Shah you need me any longer"
Better step In with us, BILL" the
4eeteF advised, "your moral influence
might aid IN procuring the lady . de-
cent ROOM
4 reckon It might"
They passed together UP the three
r4ehe4y steps leading into the front
hail, which latter opened directlv -
To eeemped ONCE to aft was the
snrN.Rs --.-room. clamorous and
-.OOofng with life. A narrow bench
stood against the wall, with a couple
Of half drunken men lounging upon 1t.
The marshal routed them out with a
single. expressive gesture.
Walt here with the lady, Fairbain."
10 said shortly, "and I'll arrange for
the room"
They watched him glance In at the
bar, vlgilant and cautious, and then
move directly across to the desk.
Tommy" he said genially to the
clerk. I've just escorted a lady here
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knuckies.
"savs he'll, - a.mr.a - 4. ~,l-
sava he's gors - n.d -, 80. thera
ain,t !. cussaN 800 !. ~. h,s.teS
co,,ntrv Ma =. - -. :. 1922
circuustanti.ii~ : .,srr =
told re - ~ -. - r,,r,h =
han an, M !. -. 49, 80 can.
nonrd,r ,ro,r1 80. $3.50 Ma
49, -. 49, A-s.-s ~.
door .Fifteer, 1890 . M rsevish.
sir. an. reclrcr~1 + <. Vs. riled m
muc, NOR. 8. -s-h - r.mhrrc.
tious. his ,sns,,.~. -. .,,re aerce.r
.w,Id piIIs srrr.1 .iovlv .rounA.
.t,r, calmly .rcrsr~ ~. ~. erhibit.
tn miId .mre.w~rt
.n,d var c,~.r,v ,rscrm Mr-ah-
Montrornerv ~ =. ds.,red me room
for ths use = !. ,.Sv,.. i. -cr.stioned
xently. -apparentiv both psined ana