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The Ketchikan miner., 1912-05-03
MINERAL APPLICATION NO. o14ss

U. s. Land Office, Juneau, Alasks, February g, 1912.
 l NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Francis Clarno, of Portland. Oregon, by his duly authorized attorney in fact Chas. E. Ingersoll, of Ketchikan, Al. aska. has this day filed his application for patent for the following Four (4) contiguous placer marble claims, dcs- ignated in this office as U. s. Mineral Survey No. 947, and described by tho plat and field notes on file herein as follows:
 SOUTH ARM NO. g: Beginning at Cor. No. l. U. s. M. M. No. 16 bears N. 5 deg. 24 min. 20 sec. W. e3s. .52 ft. Thence N. 60 deg. 34 min. W. 1l7e.7 it. to Cor. No. ?; thence s. 51 deg. 55 min. W. 496.7 fit. to Cor. No. 8; Thence s. 53 deg. 5S min. E. 1e75.76 it. to Cor. No. 4; Thence N. 2e deg. PC min. E. e17. 14 to Cor. No, l, place of beginning.
 SOUTH ARM NO. 10: Beginning at Cor. No. U. s. M. M. No. l6 bears N s1 deg. 07 min. 30 sec. E. eos. IS it. Thence s. 51 deg. 55 min. W. o6O fit. to Cor. No. 2; Thence N. 3S deg. 05 min. ". 1920 ft. to Cor. No. 3; Thence N. 51 deg. 55 min. E. 660 it. to Cor. No. 4; Thence s. 3s deg. O5 min. F. 1920 it. to Cor. No. l, place of beginning.
 SOUTH ARM NO. II: Beginning at Cor. No. l. U. s. M. M. No. 16 bears s. 56 deg. IT min. E. 17o2. A fit. Thence s. 51 deg. 55 min. W. 1920 fit to Cor. No. 2; Thence N. 3s deg. o5 min. w. 660 it. to Cor. No. 3; Thence N. 51 deg. 55 min. E. 1920 it. to Cor. No. 4; Thence s. 3S deg O5 min. E. 6eO it. to Cor. No. l, place of be. ginning.
 SOUTH ARM NO. 1a: Beginning at Cor. Mo- l, U. s. M. M. No. 16 bears N. 65 deg. 55 min. 30 sec. E. 122s.22 it. Thence s. 5l deg. 55 min. | ". 261.7 it. to Cor. No. g. Thence N. F deg. 23 min. w. 752.4 it. to Cor. No. 3; Thence s. 24 deg. 07 min. E. 84o ft. to Cor. No. 4; Thence 8. 77 deg. 46 min. w. 153 fit. to Cor. No. 5; Thence N. 38 deg. 05 min. w. 1924 fit. to Cor. No. 6; Thence N. 51 deg. 55 min. E. 660 it. to Cor. No. 2; Thence IS. 3S deg. 05 min. F. 1920 it. to Cor. No. l, place of beginning, Variation 29 deg. 02 min. 30 sec. E. Said claims are one contiguous group, and located on the West Arm of Moi. ra Sound. Prince of Wales Island, Al. aska, bounded on the north by Survey No. 946, and on all other sides by un. surveyed lands. Plat of said claims and this notice posted on said claims November 1911. Location notices thereof of record in the Ketchikan Recording Office in Volume ". of Mines at page 121. 122, 123, and 124, respectively.
 Any and all persons claiming ad. ycrsely any portion of the above nam. cd claims or the surface ground there of are required to file said adverse claim with the Register of the Land Office at Junmu, Alaska, within the sixty days period of or within eight months thereafter of tho publication of the above notice, or they will be barred,
 c. B. WALKER,
 Register.
 It is hereby ordered that tho fore. going notice bc published in the KETCH1KAN MINER. q weekly news paper published at Kctchikan, Alaska. for Ten (10) consecutive weeks.
 c. B. WALKER,
 Register. Applicant.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-05-03
MINE OWNERS
 AND PRoSPEcToRs

I will locate all ore bodies, iodes and veins with my new inventions, for gold. silver and copper to a depth of 250 feet, at reasonable charge. This offer will expire Aug. 1. 1912. Write for particulars.
 J. F1NTZEN.
 Sulzer, Alaska. + ! !
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-05-03
siTkA WAKING UP

"Jack' Chamberlain, Alaska's premier drummer, came down on the Spokane last night. Jack was recently in .Sitka and re- ports that things are doing there. \ company has been formed calling themselves the Sitka Wharf Association, with NV, T. Mills, president; c. NJ McGrath, vice president; F. Rell, treasurer: and R. Hearst, x. Brodnick and F. Barron, di- rectors. This company has pur chased the government wharf, and will go into the mild curing business. Prospecting has shown that there are plenty of spring salmon in the neighbor-. hood of Sitka. and there is ev- cry reason to believe that a mild cure plant will be a money maker there. Mir. Chamberlain states that as far as he can see the abandonment of the marine service at Sitka has had no ap- preciable effect on the general business of the former capital.
 -t-
 Rosebury Hats at Fields for men.
 Spring Heeled Jack, at the Rink Theater tonight.
 +++
 Columbia Monographs and Records at Fields.
 The steamer British Colum- bia, Capt. Gus Foefmer. is in port discharging 25O tons of La dysmith coal at Strong's dock.
 W.J. Sully, the carpenter. who has been struggling with the grip for the greater part of the week. is improving.
 
 F. J. Comeau. manager of the Hidden Inlet cannery. ,r- rived up on the company boat yesterday, and is registered at the Stedman.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-05-03
AT THE RINK THEATER

The same old price of 25c. still prevails at the Rink The ater, and you get your moneys worth every time.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-05-03

Saturday May 4th is tag day for the Ketchikan Base Ball Club.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-11
CHAPTER XVII

II thought" said Solano. as the IN
happy Adventures walked mournfully
through the Chicago streets. that you
had your messages. your money. ana
everything else OF any special value In
a leather belt that you wore ne1t 70
your skim"
7 certainly did" sighed Broekett.
despondentIy. but the belt had ehafed
my skin. l took II OF last night while
gave myself . rundown. and when /
went TO bed I tucked Il into the In
side pocket OF my coat. Just forced II
/ on the thief, as you might say. Hes
/ got the goods: his government VIII
have them as quickly as ne can turn
them Overland ! suppose | might as
well try TO locate . position OF some
kind here in Chicago. I haven't the
nerve 20 20 back TO Washington after
this. The chief might not even say
word about Il. but I'd be set down as
a rank failure in his mind forever.
why give up 50 soong" the Cuban
said encouragirgly. Let's make one
last sffort 70 get back the letters. Luck
has broken wonderfully well for as so
! far along the Toad-it might stick By
} rs now"
I'm do anything that you suggest
: Rrockett scquieseed. but the chances
. are about q million 20 one against US
: What course would offer any possibil
, itiesg"
a I'VE might report the theft to pOle'
= headquarters. simply stating that yo'
Z had lost a leather money-beit. naminI
d the amount Of currency, and sayini
. nothing a. to the papers or letters
& Description Of taief." dolefuliy n
marked BTockett. - maR who had
e brown hand. That was about all
q saw q Aim. n might have been sitAs
- zsaeAsAs q Axeslszs - . sssssrEHs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-11

o. either one Cad Ne have every
Jap and Filipino IN Chicago roansea
upr"
Debating and discussing various
IDEAS none OF them seeming 10 oaer
much hone. the boys walked aimiessiy
along. killing time ;fll the morning
wss almost gone. Three times trey
pasSed Japanese gentlemen. dressy.
smiling. bland Of face and Innocent IN ]
personality. Each Of these sons OF
Nippon must have wondered. sfter-
ward why the young white devils
peered so sharply. almost savsgeiy.
3nso their countenances, but the quick
Inspections brought no comfort-none
| of theu had the least likeness 20 Mr..
Yazimotc. Pacing onward In this de-
sul,orv- fruiyiess fashion. the banned
messengers turned into Chicago
Chinatown. and hurried out OF t. again.
| All ChInatowns are twinkle IN tneh
buildings. sounds and odors. and inc
memory OF recent experiences ~
Doyers street did not give the boys
any special desire 20 lngsr In the Chi-
cagO colony.
towards noon they found them
selves an a district as intensely black
IN population as Hayu or Mashonalano
. "A region that might have been inter.
rstfnr 20 them under ordinary circum.
|, | stances but which was now anythine
but attractive 20 the seartsick adven
turers. They walked YEARLY along
cleared as they thought the bound
aries Of the black belt. and entered
, an unpretentious restaurant whcr'
! they could az least talk over thei
I, unpleasant situation. They had be
= gun A half-hearted lunch before the
noticed that the other patrons or IN
place we're All brunettes. or veriou
a, shades between lampblack and hgh
- saddle-coIor. but the discovery did No
- worry them. Tn their state % min
"A they would hardly have raised oole
4. lions n they had been seated az Ga
- same table with band Of gorillas-
y. AT the next table sat bulky blac
!. woman. whose blll0wy hgure Nl
- draped I'm most OF the coiors OF n
- rainbow and who Tended OF the 2
a. oulries OF the dusky waiter by expiai
= ing that she was "waitin 20 a &c
"a F. tleman." The gentleman" came I'm
-. moment later. and proved 90 BE-
"a colored man OF gigantic stature-su'
- magnitude OF person that the lar
- negress herself was dwarfed befo
- him. This mammoth Zulu settl
himself comfortably. grinned deilg
- eiIy az the woman and summon
-. J the walter with a lordly wave OK
40 broad black hand
That fellow is a twin 90 the G
"a. who handed as the message IN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-11
0HEHEKEk

very fair offer for de bApOrs- Il you
vos so insensato as 70 refuse. den
could take dem forcihly-but nsh for
dem ofer de transomH Vot craeineaa
ISIS diss, my friendtg"
Zolern's men emerged from the
room, bearing whatever clothing
Brockett and SOlanO bad left behind.
They reported that nothing OF any In
terest had been found. and quick
search OF the prisoners turned up no
papers OF any special value. Baron
Zollern's face wore a bewildered look.
and began 20 cloud portentously as
he turned upon his captives.
You haf hidden de bapers." he
purred, ominously. "Berhaps We can
End Ways und means 70 induce you 70
discofer demr
I have told you. you German sneak
thief" snarled Broekett. how the pa
pers we're stolen Ask your. mer
which one OF them went nshinl
through the transom. and you vii
have the one who got the messages.
Baron ZOIlern walked over 20 IN
door OF the room where the boys la
slept He studied the panels. tn
floor. the carpet leading from the doo'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-11

thing Ike datr' An ies' den Ah
heahs All sohts OF noises roun' ds
tuhn OF de hall. an Al sees. right
ruick dat dis u man mus De some
ways disponsible To- all desc excite
ments An makes one grab 10 de
thing he has in his hand. an De M
icbbu try % stick me wiz iRbknito-
Think OF IL. hon'-tried 90 stick me,
Ius' same An was pig
eco on. 60 on. baby urged the
woman. ~Did be stick yof"
stick me. hon3 Hoc hee' Does
YOU sec any places whar De daylight
comes froo me? Al JUS GID him a
Slap on DC wrist. an his jahknife fall
sudden. Den Az takes from dat IA
man dc onfeck he "a oarryin'; Al gihs
DAT lu man one tremendous good kick
fat fft him most up 90 Do ceiling
am den. as De noises was CROWN
stronger every minute. All done come
away from dche ne in man, he run'
one way. Al goes de otheh. an heal
An Is. wiv de baconi"
'But. baby. 20 aiut chen tole me-
what 20 got A pocketbookf'
40. hon It's 5omehu dinrunt. A
decided dat AID glib 20 a big sci
prise. an maybe mahscd one too. g
, An neveh even looked inside OF
Wen open Il an go froo de thin
togetheh"
And 40 speaking the mammoth o.
gro tossed uDon the table the misair
belt 80 lately stolen from young Hari
Brockett
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-11

troit." whispered Brockett. II he
were only uniformed IN the same sort
OF giddy costume. you couldn't tell
them apart
Il wouldn't have believed" solano
returned. that there could be two
black men as big as those. but here's
the evidence before as. What's the use
OF raising white hopes n the black
ones grow as large as this monster"
The great black man spoke chuck
inxly TO his lady friend and bis
words were waited to the astounded
ears OF the boys ave feet away.
"Ah say. hon. began the big fel-
low Abe suah got 'sprise 70 20.
When All come Ia from Detroit yes
tehday"-the listeners almost toppled
/ over their chairs Ia their astonish-
ment--Ah went right up 20 de ole
hoteI whar All worked las winteh.
Got a Job as pohteh quick. Dey allus
liked Big Sam round dehe. bee hee!
But de Job didn't las long. Las night
a big Dutchman. Cat suah looked hks
ready money. done buy De hotel. an
gfb Us al one houh's notice 70 git out
Said he had people OF his own ds
he'd put IN 70 DO De wohk Re don
paid me 70 de whole week. SO A
] had no kick comm"
"Yo' suttinly am lucky, SAM con
rnented the billowy black lady.
All. hon. dat amt MUM laughe
the big fellow. "Jes' 20 wait iii A
done tell 20 ebrytngl All didn't fe'
Ike Eoin' out huntin no place
sleep. 50 All simply slips out, slips
agin-de Dutch pussOn Was too bus
to notice anybody comm or goin'-ai
picks out an empty room dat A
knowed OF on ds fouhth nOoh- A
gets up good an eahly. an stab
down de- hall. real quiet-Hke. whs
what should come bumpin' Into N
, hon. but a man. A ID bit OF = ma
J. non-ln brown man. les Ike Chin
+ man, an IN al awful hurry. Hone
baby, dat III man musta had gas
Q nent to be handed money. nee he
u He done come bami right plum IN
6 ne. an Al nAehully grabs ht
8 Couldn't let no III man bump into I
datawAy, an not even an him WI
3 Ne think lie gwine TO &c
Q AN what dsn. Sam cuaTied {
I woman. grtnntng a. widely a.
" 9Seas AlNse4 ever "a nAxrsttcaH
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-11

way. He dragged q chSir TO the door.
stood upon II, and examined the tran
som. Then he returned to the won
derirE group again. his face q strange
cOmminSlin1 OF purple. white and
crimson
1T iss as you haf said" he rum
bied, half-chOkinSly. SOMEBODY. climb
ing on q chair, fshed ofer dot tran
som. Let me see your coat. Abb
va. va, dere iss de blaze we're hook
caught Ia de fabric. You haf told de
truth. You we're robbed by a skiiful
fisherman, NIT a line ind hook. ober-
ated dr0ugh de trsnsom. II vos elefeF
work"
Some one OF your people" ex'
claimed Soiano. why don't you Gel
the papers from him. II you are %
Wild about themf"
The baron turned bis nOttiee, an
guished face upon the speaker
Young chentlemon," he cried, raissni
his right hand or high, CAS- eere las
Gott. as lofe und honor De ChermAi
kaiser. no man OF mein haas done al
ting. De drtck hasa been bulled oi
by somevon else. somevoA 20 who's
dose oabers vas As valuable az 70 m
or you. We haf both been fooled. un
I am de biggsF fool OF two fools
There was no nistaking the rms
honesty Ia The Germans voice. Taes
vsa n wtstaAiAz Aa ssAk peoA =
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-11

Baron zollern had been . mighty
man ss home In Germany. Stories OF
his strength and his tremendous deeds
were table-talk from Mainz 20 DaatEic,
ana Il was even said that his great
countryman, Eugene sandow, would
have found Il no easy task TO cope
with the baron in physical achieve
,rnent. The baron. however, Was now
IN the position of man who tries 10
hold q wildcat with sach hand. ano
even his strength might have proved
insufficient 20 restrain the Kicking
slugKink captives had not half a dozen
husky Acknowledgement. every one
of them-sprung up a. If By magic All
around the trio. Surrounded and OUT
numbered, the boys had sense enough
40 cult lighting, and stood gasping. ais
hsyeled, siaring at the baron and ni'
retinhe, Zollern. still smiling. In spite
OF painful bruises on ships and eoun
tensnce, eyed the prisoners fer mo
lnsnt and then spoke In tone CT th'
utmost friendship ana good-humes'
wv 90 uaraky. yeuhg eeeooeNsA
"a ha1 I a<sz fsuA - - kAaas4 =
- - 49, lsouxH
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-11

50 abusifg"
lyon have done enough" snapped
Rrockett ito get yourself put away
for wears to come-you have proved
yourself a German spy. and even this
country doesn't deal very gently win
that Kind OF yellow dogs. Give me
back my messages. and let me 60. or
you'll know what a Jail looks Ike
from the inside"
Baron Zollern laughed amuseoiy.
How could T." he gurgled. "gh you
hack your documents ven l hat dem
not got meinselt as YETI exbset dot
viii hat dem in a very few minds,
md den We viii see apout ginnB dem
back aIretty. At present, I half dem
not. so w such excitationsf
You are a liar" snarled Solano
THE PAPERS we're stolen not ave min
utes ago, and you have them IN you
pocket now.
..,So. no. aber nit" chuckled th'
baron. eff me time De bapers vi
be here. in mein own hddle hand IN
few minds. but W andicioateE Nv
OF YOU men search de clodinEs
desc Young men. und bring me va
ersr documents dere may be COZ
cealed derein."
You don't need 20 search" sal
Brockett. Some Of your thieves too
the papers from my coat few nj
utes ago. Flshed for them over u
transom. and got them II was MD
, trick-one I suppose I ought TO gu
you credit for"
~Fished for demf Offer De ira
som7" queried the baron. NO inde'
Dot ISIS not de way I intendet to
ouire dose documents. Not az all.
: vos my intenchuns 20 make you
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-11
CHAPTER xVili.

Just what happened between the
moment when the big negro brought
out the money! belt and the moment
when a FUN understanding OF every
dav Affairs came back to Brockett and |
Soiano. neither OF those young men |
could fully detail There had been |
cyclone. closely followed By an earth
quake. after which the roof had fallen
ln burying them under the timbera-
at least. that was how they figured Il
an out when they began 20 sit up and
AXE notice again. They found them
selves In dark. almost pitch-black
region OF obscurity and silence. with
a wooden settee sustaining their
weight and stone floor echoing 90
.he touch of their heels. They found
their heads aching fearuly. while sum
dry bruised spots on their backs ribs
md shius demanded consolation. To
was so dark 60 their new quarters that
they could not see themselves OF each
other. but each OF them felt himself
strangely solled aad dirty.
How do you md yourself. Ramon -
queried Brockett. striving 20 peer
across a few inches OF midnight gloom
AZ his companion.
Somewhat battered on the head
somewhat damaged Ia tho ribs and
knees: considerably mussed up as e
clothing. and. apparently. In JAIL re
turned the Cuban Otherwise thipl
, am all right and perfectly happy
, Who pushed the building over on us
II anyhow
l. Il haven't the slightest idea rue
fully responded BrOckett. "Al 1 ca
J. remember Is making one grab az TIA
4 negro. while you tried % seize the bel
J. Then things seemed 20 90 round an
q round and I began 20 look through
, big telescope az the evening star
"a Did things impress you that wayr
= Pretty much so" Ramon angwere
n Il distinctly remember having OF
= hand ou that belt. and the other han
on that large black mans nsckti
II. Then somebody turned OF the ugh
AZ for an instant. turned them on aEai
ne much brighter than before. and tn
Al turned them on for keeps I wond
where We Rreg"
N Jail. / believe you limited. PrS
ably the best place for us-Or for q
Cd any way AAAct o~DAAAb 49, - ~---~~
Al as this has been. I'm sorry I drags
eel you into such a pisce OF foORishnes
TO Il came along entirely Of my o.
Ia accord" said the Cuban. and DO
isy think We have made q failure OF
an / expedition-not yet We didn't
All the belt away from that nsgro-tl
Alb enough-but We are a great deal ne
hts er 10 Il than We were an hour bef'
len We saw him. There can't be ma
ne. black men ike that one: It's almos
an, certainty that the Chicago police kn
ma him and can locate him. and N
as'. that when they find him he viii
.gs- quite willing TO listen to reason"
eel "Yes--but how about making the
INTO lice listen 20 reason frst. IN regard
I'm. ourselves md our acairsT-
me- This was a proolem which rcoui
har veighty elaboration. and the unia
wanderers had Just started an
the mated discussion when there va
TIE changing Of iron and q graIizg OF DC
Some enc turned % an electric Z
Heasax - Ia 49, sae&sAR .
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-11

horror- stricken vlsage. He had been I
bamed at bis own game. and, In the I
very tran he had prepared, had been 4
beaten 10 the prize By some unknown
soouodrei. Brockett, heartsick and
desperate. could almost sympathizs. In
the midst Of his own troubles. with the
disappointed Teuton. For several MN
ut.s baron Zollern. clenchinE and IN
eienching his hands. the notified col
ors playing back and forth across bis
face. leaned heavily against the wall
Then he shook himself together, and
forced a grim smile TO his lips
IT blamed II veil. young chenille
men" said he You wonder how II
yos dot I could do such tngs In dis
hotel7 Dot vos easy-but vearvuliy
exbensife. I.asd nighd. before you bad
been IA de blaze an hour. I bought de
, hotel. Made de acquaintance on DO
. brobrIetor. Told him I musd make an
, investment. musd make Il, Himmel. 80
sr,ddenf Asked him de brice on De
hotel. Ach, but he vos. NIT himself.
( mosd uberall Den ind dere I laid
T. down de money, de crisp American
a bius. with half an hour I vos IN tui
q bossessfcn OF de house. VT some
q faithful employees at my command
Ia vos de quickest transaction In hote
l. brobertfes on record. va IND ID vo'
/. All for de good burbose-und Ia Vos 81
+ wasted
n Cant say we are sorry for you
Ia troubles" spoke up Solano. tn
question is-whAt are you going 70 d
| with u.s."
| -yv,. 1900 hfa wfd
| rhouIders. Il belief" said he. dot
rausd gone TO gombromise- TO
haf losd your documents. haf nc
SECURED dem. We are both In, W
you call id dehl of a TX"
IN all probability" cut In Brocke'
4 your dear friend, YaEimoto, has n
ri papers now"
III II so" sighed Baron Zollern' ID
does me no goot-apsoludely no zoo
MeIn young friendts, nations chani
deir alliances even as men cham
dem. Herr Yazimoto ind meinsef b
no longer inderesds In common.
him. your documents are on exees
ing vaIue-und 20 me as vell-ao'
neider on US now wishes 20 share d
: NIT de oder
q AN OF which" said Ramon Solar
- has no bearing on that question
a what are you going 70 DO with usF
- Baron Zollern debated, interior
for I'VE minutes before he spoke.
Young chentlemen." said he. I
y0o lief dot ! can gif you your hbe
q mitout de leasd gombunchuns- IN
tof de circumstances. you VII hardly C
less 70 tell apout de Rlleched robbery
your bapers. nor. IN any case
me charge ID 70 me. Moreofer, q
ainS you loose. you vii. mitout doubt.
IND your utmosd 20 RECOVER your d
IN meats. Dot viii gif me. possibly.
uieA oder chance 10 dake dem away q
no you. I viii release you We VII 2
Aron start de hunt for de stolen oapei
ooK' ind may de besd hunter vim!
As broof OF de good VIII bear you
moneys dot you paid for your r
Nc shall be gifen back 70 you. VII
can also do me De honor 70 dake Or
~ 70 fAsd NIT me 10 mein new hotelT
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-11

When cows are runniAg On pasture
the manure IL not lost fcE grass laaea
ped the fsrtiIissr cutie 90 1aeA q
Feza esAss ess&&
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-11

The bgx tsuo~ almost skook andsr
a gale q chockiss
AN dem hon,- he resumed. ~An
Jes' happened 60 notice souep'u ns
had IN bis hand. Says An 20 BIN. 11R
brown man. vhado 10 run roun' no
tsls dis houh oo de mawnin'. csrryin'