The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-01
Harry Abstains From Drinking ana
Cigarettes-.-Spends His Time
in Reading
EG0IST HAS BEEN CHANGED
INTO MODEL YOUNG PERSON
Is Very Popular With Citienzs of
Concord, N. H.-Hotel Owner
Says He is Sane

X. Thaw has reformed. No more
primrose path for him. No more
burning up of his fathers millions,
No more revelry in the glare of the
bright lights! No more wine and
women! The prodigal son has
evolved into a model young man.
Let everybody who doubts it come
to Concord and ask the natives. ="
Thaw, installed in the throne
room" of the Eagle hotel, is the
city's honored guest and a popular
hero.
Harry" they call him, in affcc-
tionate admiration tho not to his
face, Of course. He Is "Mr. Thaw"
when he strolls regally through the
streets. accompanied by Sheriff
Drew, L. S. Marshal Mute Or Police
man Stevens. and the populace
stands aside respectfully while the
conquering hero passes. They do
not even take snap shots of him
TAa& waald ir iSpclitc,
Says He u Saae.
oal.er felrrn. who sanS the GdBt
AYERS 1'haw IL in Scntlen,sniy anI
rsti.nab!o guest as esef slept an.
der his root. not excepting . psesi-
dent or two aud q wtvie batch 0i
Governors.
'Why.' says peiren. che doesu1
even take a. t!rink. Never o b2st!e
sac 'estfa 1aty':ue SsSa' 4 'ais' sf az.
+: siq" t,ossn'. escn saoise u cigarette.
"ilc eats. wofks aaa sleeps wits
sh: srrntcst 'reguiari,r:' Ito goes To
Lied early. Tic srenda.: hours cvcsy
'Gas reading good books, lilo passcs
aNsrA vf his un,e In tho State law
. .Shrary. stuayias every 'lcga, phase
ds bis. Case. 60 ae eau dirrrt hia light
:: SSs sresassa.. Asd auswcr!n. his
: esersspchdehee. lasrs y good deal O..
hia lisscs.
= ."t'ss saa. ssac g.. tecm mc tina,
StA's .snis: sssh III u. H.. Thoroughly
: ssnv s.s's. las~s''hre,ssc'y slss sc ix
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-. .al:eziss dailea In.
:. Tli:fvs No HbsSs stat the aisyse
: as SiIsrsars ws,.G s,ss 'xnuw aI,.:
sss's aeo.ss." Ges. fsilss: sighed &.
Traditional rapss ~ stiprn Taa~ 10
New ross OH the charge o, Con.
sIAsasy Ia escaping srom the Mat
aaawao asylum. Then Thaw got
;. ~. witt al i,abras rcrpus, aud he Is
s,liow'''hsins at Tie -l,otc1 undss tho
::surg!Ilasre Of local. State and rcd.
ssal officers: ',1,stH shd .unisea States
.,sSnts sl0tAra,,Hus wbsssrso sisc ~.
1saaifajS jsS;vsllJ.. -..ss ) ..
:. vutasas .,aSgs. A'drieh vii, dccIdc
'sanS. The icsse lss appointed rom.
, ssatssen ns a,serjsss ii determine
.:sasthcs T&es ss saus now.
q he sse sseasanssd sane. the
court sSs &seaSslsss scsusn him to
} NsY Tssk. ~here he w1I ec tried cn
shs Conspiracy charge. IL convicted.
SSontsAt have to serve onkS SHORT
fstm 0Ut iRprsonmcnt and thSn .sc
ffcSs Meanwhile Ire would be- a&s
, tglttsai TO bail. il.
Walking Straight Line.
Ss he is pronounced insane. he
@B@S be jcrked back to Mattcwan TO
he held indefinitely.
Thaw is determined to establish
his sanity. And so he. is walking q
mighty straight line.
What are you going to do with
your freedom if you win this long
battle?" was asked of him. ''How
are YOU going to use the rest of your
life, your time, energy and money!"
But Thaw just looked wise and
virtuous and said not word.
His health is better than ever.
His color is good, his eyes clear, his
mind bright. His action is quick
and his speech decisive. He is given
much liberty and walks five or ten
miles day in the hills surrounding
Concord