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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
Not Revealed Ia Any New Light.

So after all "rdNing Chances" did not
reveal Ihc actor IN any new light OF a
kind to encourage his admirers. on the
other hand thcr" Nds the result IN
variable wuen q player Is struggling
with q pdIt IN which he must supply
such qualities. important after all, as
p.ausibNity. Uaturain'ss and humanity
The proceedings throughout were alto
gcther artificial The result was an
eNaggeratiOu al all these traits in the
methods Of the actor. Hts eyebrows
shot up and down IN their Mephlsto-
phclitn manner when there was no rei-
son why they should His voice was
hollow and rs movements In evening
dress were ancctcd. II any single man
nor Of playing could have impaired %
Taking Chances any pl.usibiliiy Z
would have been some naturalucss. But
NJ. Tell"gcu does not belong to the school
of natural actors. He rs incorrigibly
romantic.
Ivy Troutman suffered under The arti-
f~iCiality Of the scenes In which she ap-
peared with the fascinating burglar.
aimee Dalmores. with a Winter Garden
experience back of her, was sufficiently
sophisticated NJ the maid Of the prefers
wife. She was rot to he unduly upset
10y midnight RENDEZVOUS. In the group
OF the robbers victims in the frs, act
real reposc aud distinction were revealed
ny Win.'rcd Harris There was little
10 10 TO- any Of the actors except NJ
TciloGen AS the count de PAStrd. Blu
In" evening was. are. all, rather PEI
ispcTi al dStra for everybody concerned
OF both sides OF the footlights.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
SAD ON HONEYMOON; FREE NOW
Airs. Huhn Gets Divorce From New
York Mineraiogist.

,.clNclHNATI, March l7.-Mrs Caroline
MUM got a divorce here to-day from
Edgir HUM, In!neralogist, of New York
CIV and Chicago, she will he allowed
:" use ner maiden name Of H~oetinghon'
Mrs HUM testified that her honey
noon was unhappy and that while they
.'ed IN New York her husband locked
nrf ~ d bathroom, Ills conduct at a
elnn'r PARTY Inundated her, she said,
40 ne put her out Of their apartment At
~ o'clock at night, She also alleged
thst he kept a painting OF her dead
daushter by a former marriage for the
purpose Of wounding her heart. knowing
cs Treasured 1t above all things.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
BOUGHT GIRL FOR S25.
Abrs ms Held on Detectives Nv hit.
slave" Charge.

Detective EnrGht told Magistrate
Ten Eyck in the Morrissnia police court
YESTERDAY how he bought a girl from
Louis Abrams or 90> Freeman stree.
for S@i. The girl ~ Lily Levine. -
years old. and she had been LIVING with
Abrams, who IL 20. With a woman agent
of the Police Department Earight went
TO the Freeman street address and laav-
ing Detective Foley outside concluded
the bargain with Abrams. Payment was
made m marked bins
The Magistrate held Adams In SO 600
bail for a further hearing on a charge
Of violating the white slave law
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
SPEEDERS TO LOSE AUTOS.
Minneapolis Penalty Prevents I sr
Of Iawbreaker's Tar for u Nrnr.

M~NHEAPolIS, March livery Mn
neapolis automobiles who violates the
trahic or automobile Laws after next
Sunday viii he deprived Of III" use Of
his machine for a full year This Is TIE
edict of Police Judge Smith, issued Io-
day
1--WE have Il ed warnings, cooperation,
light and heavy fines To nO purpose, 50
after this week Offending Motorists viii
get no leniency.' said the Judge. II
viii see that every man specder aitcI
that time is deprived of the nsr OF his
machine for the following year. | see
no other way to stop the trouble
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
EXTORTIONERS CONVICTED.
Three Men aud n Woman Found
Guilty In Trenton.

TRr>roN, y. J.. March II -Niuceuzo
Kalcaso, John Retro ana Joseph Neuzp.
all Of New York. city, were convicted
in the United states District Court to-day
on = charge of sending ilack Hand let
tcrs t. Joseph Glarintsna, a cobhlor uf
HavkcnsdCk. G~!arantdNd VAS directed
t. take $500 and place it vita Joseph
Glassannu, also u vuhblcr, In The iiruuN
The plan misCarried ana subsequently
the three men were arrested.
Della btgrOut. "A young umm of
Suftcrn, y Y, was convicted for mis-
uslne the mails IN an EFFORT TO eNtort
500 from James d. Wanamaker, dlau
Of Sutfegn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
NO EFFECT ON NEW HAVEN CASE
Gr.sor, says ash Resis'"r De-
cision IL on different LINE.

General Gregory does not believe that
the decision of tie United States CIR
cult curt At Cincinnati ordering a new
trial of the National Cash Register case
will materially weaken the Govern.
ment's case against the directors OF the
New Haven Railroad charged with vio-
latlons of the criminal sections of the
Sherman act.
Mr. Gregory pointed out that the Gov
ernmcnt's case against the cash register
officials was based mainly on evidence
OF unfe.r trade practices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
steamship Men Honor W. .. Il.
Hudson.

SiNty five steamship men, friends OF
William j. O. Hudson OF the Anchor
Line, gdv" a dinner to HIM last night in
the Waldorf-Astoria, ia celebration OF
his half century Of service With the line,
They presented TO Mr. Hudson "A phone
graph with many records and an en-
grayed gold plate telling bout the occa-
sion,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
FARMER DIES AT AGE OF 1903.
Pennsylvania Man did His Work
LnuI Three Months AIO.

PUEXsUrAwNEy, Pa, March IL
+. phty-live years n resident on the same
farm, Jacob Beers, 1903 wears old, died
at Sigcl, Pa, yesterday, Mr.. Beers until
three months ago worked on his farm,
among other things feeding tie cattle.
lie was born in Germany November -,
lhll.
This springs ploughing IN the farm
will be the first that Mr., Beers did not
holp n since he first tool up The land.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
columbia BOyu 10 sing In sins
sing.

The Columbia University Gl6e Club
has been asked to give a concert at sing
SINE prison for the purpose Of assisting
in the formation OF a chorus there, The
invitation came from Mrs, J. n Flag
Ter, to the university authorities, who
gave the boys permission 10 accept.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
Hard 10 Find suitabI. vehicle.

The spectators realized last night HOW
d.t,iCult il Is to-day to place this actor
Ia the plays that Will SHOW ann al the
best. Romantic drama Is OF course his
inevitable field. liut where are the 10
mantle dramas ut the day? Those OF
yes,eryear empnatically will not do. Thu
day of Monte CrisLo" aud "Lrgadere.
Of "i.uy BIAS and "nuboscquc' has
passed forever And it is just 10 this
rocco theatre that N Tellcgen belongs
He Is a dereli,t - the romantic school
of acting. who IL difficult To tdtus; to tn"
present dry and literal drama of the
time.
So when it comes TO putting oT~dr
NJ. Tellegen. his difficult talents and his
orchidaCeOus personality il - generally
as some sort of "a rebel against social
conventions that the managers conceive"
him. Miss Donueily made him a hne
sort OF Spanish villain and murderer. in
Secret Strings" he was al irresistible
and fascinating thief and last night he
was again a social highwsyman, indus
triously plying his profitable trade In the
congenial air OF Nice. He was a
descendant Of a family of rIOre ar less
distinguished marauders and ne trans
ferred their somewhat irregular methods
OF acquiring the properties Of others 10
this year Of grace. In three acts--the
garden Of a horne in Nice and two rooms
in the same place-the action OF TAX
ing Chances passes,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
Little More Than n Parade.

N. Tellcgen needed all his resources
last night, for Taking Chances was
little moro than a parade piece for him,
There was material in the theme for
dramatic interest. but the authors care
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
''Takieg C~hances"-At the Thirty mint h
street IhSatVe.
I.ou-Teliegen. the most interesting

Lou-Tellegen, the most interesting
Young actor on the American stage, was
seen IN 4 new incarnation at the Thirty
ninth street Theatre last night. Two
German pldywtights. by name Paul
Fran and S.ogfried Geyer. wrote "I;iu
Reizendes MeuSch. NJ which !. H.
Benrimu and Agnes Morgan made TAX.
ing Chances the new piece ia which
this actor was seen. This is NJ Tclle.
gems third attempt to conquer the New
York public IN Its own language
Dorothy Donueily gave him the first op-
p%OTtunity IN Maria Rosa IN the same
little plas GUS watch sheltered AIM
last night. II ~ doubtful II his second
appearance IN the dishearten.ng Secret
Strings did anything to Increase the
reputation he made In Angel GJimert's
feNerish drama. Yet IN spit Of tn hope
less character Of the play AZ the Long
acre Theatre there remained the feeling
tltt NJ TellrgcR IS the posses-"r of
talents that are bound t. pat him .u the
right light before The public aome day
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-12-24

1.-THE Instinct for n blow" tn. old
man ehortl,si Tis not Put Oh. I'm
iellin YOU He 10 n VIZ He snoas
biow without the lnosin when II
starts an' -herr the speei an space
an III ri.'ss ~ II An It's nothing
s''t -'owrl Inn .T,s Inspiration
H.. na~ 80 born
One In a q NIB the ngrt manager
h.e'e1 ~ glove OH Young rats mouth
aud there MAS just "a hiui OF vicious
H. Ia Tie uanurt ~ doing II. 4 tho
MT 4't,r. IN a., ut eitnen. sam re
c, ~. lie h,,.l al the others rto,e on
IL #..r mouth
lh'-, VS. netH.l- >ualIs about It..
tui - ir,'r>gr, - d'N A.l as II
al, pvt H. h,4i ,alA ~, the )olnt>
e-.tee.i aud TT o., moment ~
u.oa-ht H., u,-A ~ Hresra lie
5 r. eed hl~ h"'i' a. dtsrp,d - arms
in t"ArH that thr n,.Ii vs. s,rr fcit
tn IG-,aut release hid ,.Isg' -,-d lear
He arll d.. n, s1~I-d rok NJ
N, adm. ratiol he ne1 ,i t. ii,tth TO
aIt,r
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-12-24

received wage increases Of I cent an
hour. Workers affected are mArhin-
lists, blacksmiths. boilermakers, sheet
nstal workers and assistants.
Knoxville. Tenn.-Newspaper pub
fishers have signed a six years con-
tract with the Typographical union.
The first three years wages for hand
men will be- Increased 30 CENTS n week,
and the last three years, $3.50. Rates
for machine composition will be also
increased
Trenton. y. 1.-THE moving picture
operators strike against several the
aters in this city has been adjusted 10
the satisfaction OF these workers.
San francisco.-Electrical Work
ers unions along the Pacific coast are
voting on IA proposed agreement with
the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company. which has been accepted by
representatives Of both parties.
Topeka, kans.-The Iathers' union
has prepared a new wage scale, to
take effect March l. These workers
are asking for an increase Of one-half
cent per yard.
New York.-The New York, On
tario Western Railway has signed
federated agreement with its me-
ehanies and helpers. Pay for overtime
and rates for apprentices is agreed to,
as are methods for adjusting disputes.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-12-24

got IL do something rrst make = re-
ord You've got 10 b-gin on the little
Local duhs that nohsiy ever heard Of
guys IKE club Collins, Raughhouse
KEEL, and the Flying putshman.
When you've put them away. YOUR
onl! started on the FIRST round II the
ladder Hut after that yunll ~ NJ
Ike :. halIoon
I'll meet those three named ID the
sane ring one after the ether was
Pat decision Make the arrange
ments arcorlinely
Stubrurr laughed
What's wrong Don't YOU think !
can pat them away
I snow You can" stutrurr assured
Inn l,ut II cant ~, arranged thai
~ Nou vc got IA TAXI them one al
a 'imr Besides. rerarinher | know
~ game and I'm managing YOU This
IrnI-sS ition has 10 b. worked up. ana
In the hoy that knows how II we're
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-12-24
PROLOGUE.

Few authors living today have
the force and dfrecfness. the
rsSssd sfrsngfh and vtfoiify Of
sfyis Of Jock London This nsS
novel 10 one Of his best. II u q
sfosy Of the prise ring. q real
MANS sfosy. Dig and vigorous
ssd thrilling Behind the tense
Hfe, the excitement Of the Ushf
itself. one can see in rsodtnS
IL the crookednsss. the devious
voys Of the keen uifted men who
sfoes the bfs Hsht and rsop the
pro/ifa More than fh,s. one con
see into the soul Of the Abys-
mol Brute himsei(. one Of the
sfronsesi. moa human and (as-
etnofins chorocfsrs London hes
ever drown. a bruisss who 70 q
schoior as veil. vho - honssf
and clean and innocent sp TO
the moment Of his disiiiasion.
Msnf-o verifobis cyoss section
Of q strange phase Of American
life.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-12-24

Columbus, Ohio. 1900 Machinists en-
+ ployed by the Modern Tool, Die and
+ Machine company have won their
STRIKE. securing an eight hour day and
"aRe increases that average 6 per
cent. The company has agned to dis
miss an injunction against the strik
ers. William Blackman, federal de
PARTNER, OF labor conciliator. assisted
IN adjusting the differences.
Providence, X. / Because employ
"r, ignored their demand for a wage
increase, over 100 sheet metal work
ers suspended work. They have been
joined by other employees and the
plants are completely tied up.
Toronto, Canada. Organized ma
chlmsts have asked their employers
70 confer With them ON the question
Of wages and hours. which these
workers insist should be- revised.
baltimore Carpenters in this city
ar" demanding 81 10 for an eight hour
da}. beginning the first of the year.
The present rate is $50. These
workers say Baltimore ranks among
the leading cities near the nifty mark
IN wages and sixth IN population.
Macon. Plumbers have raised
wages to s. for an eight hour day
without suspending work.
Retail clerks. chauffeurs and laun-
dry workers are discussing organiza-
ton and II Is believed locals IN these
callings will be formed IN the near
future.
De- Moines, Iowa State Labor
Commissioner Urick has ruled that re-
soillng doors do not comply with the
i L." requiring that all entrance and
ext doors must open outward. lie
holds that while a revolving door
op'as outward II does not open the
irga way when one IS entering.
Providence. X. |. The Rhode Island
Perkins Horse Shoe company. at Val
- fails. near here. has ended five
months strike by reaching an agree
mcn' With the Amalgamated Associa.
toa II Iron. Steel and Tin Workers
The company first imported strike
breakers, but later closed its mills
because of unsatisfactory service by
these nonunionists.
Grand Rapids. Mich Many Of the
furniture factories in this city hav,
abandoned the 9-hour day and ar.
working 10 hours at the same wag.
rates. Organization among thes.
workers is practically unknown. as IA
as effectiveness is concerned, an.
wages are at the lowest ebb.
Blaeksmiths employed b,
the Morgan Gardner Machinery Com
pany now receive a. cents an hour
and helpers "a cents. These rates ar,
!, , increases Of fraction less than /.
) cents an hour
Danville. lll.-The Chicago 4 East
. ern Illinois railroad shop men hax,
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-12-24

No employe en- - Z
out just cause. ~ M
investigation. 1T . q
dismissed witAsut -
shall be reinstsAe1 vl1
all time lost.
Boston.-The fer -
fishermen asainst to-!
ing Company ~ .
agreement sxtisfsetssy -
ers. Hours Of labse -
Cincinnati.-Bis -
telegraphers have ~
cent as q result =
agreed to betweea 49,
tives and the cousVnnE I
Pittsburgh. Pa.-h0 -
tablish the eightAsW
cinity, about $50 ~ Z
strike. -
Louisville, Ky0l
State Federation 4 -
a call for the annu0
held in this city, ~
January 10.
Springfield. No.
tors Company IN Z
overtime and thsk {
have returned to -
Working hosrs 9
ploycs at the Ysa
of the Otis Elevso9
reduced from 81 10
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-12-24

Contlnucd from last week
women ha beeb the ruination Of
many a good fighter, but they won't be
OF him Tie bushes Ike a girl II any.
thing Young In skirts looks at him q
second time or too long on the tir~.
one An they all look st him But
when he fights, when be fghts. Its
the old savage Irish that fares In
him an drives the tists OF him
Not that he goes on his base. Don't
walk away With that Az ny best
Was nrver L. cool "a he ! misdouht
'twa- the wrath OF me that brought
the accidents But he's al Iceberg
He. hot at cold at the On. time. .
liv. wire In IN Ice chest
stuh.rpr was doing wien the Old
mans humble aroused him lie listen
81 drnwsilv
Il mad" u1n o him | made . man
o Tim. MI Ia- tNo h>ts Of him an
ID. upStsndfeg l.gs II hin. an th.
STRAIGHT s.-in ives. And know III.
gam. 70 rs head. al I've ErIt NJ
With H. times snd the modern
changes The cropch'
sure h. knows a. the STYLES an
ecoL' ms II. never mot.s two inches
when an iu, b and tat viii do th.
turn And when h- wants be can
spriue Ike tnrk kangaroo luGgh,
u Nait - You So. Better than h.
onthgliin and he could are a spar
resi- viii f-tef jackson an autfpei,a
torb.tr 10 a- test ieH tou. ~.
nngbt m II al TO the la.t tri,k. ana
he's improved OF the icarhiu ne
fair genius at the gam.
An bes Tad rlenfy u musk, noun
tain men To Try out Oh I gav. mm
the 'anrY work md fhet 90, u th.
s.nsgin Noth : sAs 81 G.'fa'. about
then R"anu au..s "a m. .rIzzh
bears. that's What the! are. Wien II
cone. 10 huggin' IN clinrh Or swing
IN rpugh'ihe 10 H.. ru~8,. A. H.
plaNs viii rm Mai a - IT, u,s
lie Lays Nlth then tx suu ~ M.
would play with tittl- fAHiY q -
Another tim Stat"frt 3aase. t.
hear the Old nan Ann tIa.
Is The funny tb.aa =. 81 taxi
nghtiu seriously II a. 49, e
bin he thluk. II jas 81 -
he's tapl''-i sHlft III L -. ~.
wait An you d So. ia iArna al -.
Juice IN thni cid storage p.lut - E.. s..
an turn ln"~e the urett.c,t slertis
walloWn' that ever you laid ives On .
In he shisery gray - mountain
dawn stuh.uet vas routed from hi.
biansets 10y Old Pat
Hes aamln VI III. tran now WI.
the hnars" WHISPER cut with - an
TAX your lrst p.ep Al IL. bigge.
nghtin man thr ring H. ever s,.,n o
Will ever -ee IN thousand year
again"
1he manager peered through thi
open door. rubbing the sleep from hi
heavy eyes and saw YOUNG giau
walk Into the clearing In one haa
was ride. across bis shoulders
heavy deer under which b. moved ,
II IL were weightlesz
lie WAS dressed roughly IN blue os
ais and voolen shirt. open At u
throat Coat he bad none and on b
feet Instead Of broxsns were moee
sins stub-ner noted that bis va
was smooth aud eatliks. without N
Eestion of his 10 pounds Of weight
which that Of the deer vas added.
The nght manager was Impress
from the nrst GLIMPSE Formida
the younk fellow certainly was. /
the manager ssnsed ghs straag-s,
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-12-24

ihgJ Il wtli. locking and blocking
with mastsrful accuracy aud scarcely
noticing or acknowledging his exist.
ehcr
Half the time young Pat seemed IN
spend ia gazing on and out at the
Landscape In a dreamy sort Of way
And right here stubener made anoth-
60 mistake lie took II for = trick oi
old Pats traininx. tried 20 sneak In {
short arm jolt found his arm In I
lightning iock and had both bis ear
caffed for BE pslns-
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-12-24

same ring one after the oths,-
1t, ~ YOU may Sc, TO the top 10 =
couple % years and be the hampton
With mint II money
Pat sighed at the PROSPECT, then
trghteu.d VI
And after that can rrtir. and go
b. home to ia. Old man" he said.
Stuhen.r WAS about Ia reply. but
sh.. S,-l hlms~f Stranr. a. was this
championship material. he felt con
tdent that when the top was reached
II Would PROV. very similar 10 that Of
all III" nther> who had gone t,fore
Resides. two Years was long way
the meantime"
When Fat fell to moplng around his
quattcrs. reading endless Ioetry books
AM na'"., drawn from the public II
hrart >tulsu"r sent him on TO i've
OH contra costa ranch acro~s the
tis 4ndcr the wat. hfui eye OF Spider
NAist
NJ u" "ud NJ a week spider whisper
81 that Tie sob Wa cinch His
,h.s-s "a. away aud over m. hills
f. .!sRu TIL darn whipping the
, sis"#.h- for trout. shooting quail and
rHf'.Ht> and pursuing the oh" lone Il nd
'r'tft hu' h famou> for having sur
,H.d a d,-.id,. - hunters IL was the
SPIDER. Who waved lazy and fat, while
h hIf-" keIf himself In condition
y >fph.i.r rAr.,t ted. his unknown
w. aa-it'-l 1t by thu. tight club man.
a.'.t~ Nere hot ia. Nr,ds full OF
ulhuaWu> "ho wet. always breaking
"ai VIII 'hauriph>hip rash,'s
preliminary. 10y Of four rounds
~. th., W"u Il grant hun that hut
tar i1slu rt,tit never Stut.uer was
re~''.f"d that wang Eat should make
hi '!ehut u hathIn. l.Ss than a main
et'b'. all - the prestige Il his own
LaIi" IL - LAST managed Il
Witt inLs u "a sgislng the Mission
fInh a-r,--d ttIt rat Gl.ndnn could
- hft"b rpsnis with Rnnsh House
k'lh TT a Iz;f~c II slrI II was the
custom - Haaug fighters To assume
IA" nafss u Old ring heroes 80 ~
On >a-I'. I'll that hr W. III. son ~
IL" -p.4t Pit Glet.lau ~hiIr Stubcner
B. / ~ 20" Il Ms = I'D pr-ss
~ 81 - +" pug after
-. 'hc ~ e II" hght after a
f.t'# ~ St5l"ner, anxiety
49, 49, II taf"--iaaaI reputa
- s., ,'a.s bal h, nan would
-. ,lg'.a- nd h" w. astound
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-12-24


| and unusnslnr-s "f MN lie was
new typ. something H'fe" from ih'
nm Of fighters
III, seemed u creature ~ tn MA
mor, q night r"anir: h-nu rom
.o,n. old fairy st"r' - -" tale thar
. ,w.pti..th ,rntur, s"na
A ,hinr srut"trr sHa - DISCOVERED
was that yum: ~ 49, NJ 30 ~ d
tslker lie a.hne" 's'-'@i 49, -" II.
traiutti"u VII -'tl' az '5' h'.'' Oh
without sl,,s "a 1ri at 49, I"
WORT IL bulldin- tn M A. -ritih-
breakfast
r., M, father d'f't.f gu' .iisHS u.
answered IN muuu>, li.", ~ f7r ia
stance. when asked Whr, b, b1i i,cS
cd up IT,, deer
South fnrk w. a. he yHurhsa'rd
-EI.y.n nilr~ a,r,.>~ 49, r. l'lln>
IN, old man rNp"> ',d -, Gun {"
Stut-urr an TIA . - 'f'Rs
your heart
Breakfast consisted ui h#i.h rofer
sour dough bread md au itamens"
quantity Of bear m'at bta II ."yrr tse
Goals OF this tn Noui,- CIV ate
ray-nousiy. aud Stun,ner d'un-d that
both tie Glrndous WI. ae.a.sonrd t.
an almost straight m,at III
Old Fat did al The Ia 49, though II
was not III. the mra. 49, eli,i Tn;
b. preached the sIbJc,, he bad al
heart
Pat. boy" be began .laa hnoN
who the gentleman l.
Young Fat nodded and ,a>t 4 lut a.
comprehensive eidhse a. liz manager
Well bell Ice taNln you AVA! ~
him aud down Ia san Fran i,,o
I'D soon.r stay Lete did was the
answer
Stubener fr,t a pri - dI~apiuInt
Dent 1t was "ad - cas-. a.;
er all This VS. no hsht.r e.-,r ahh
fretting To ~ ~ IL Ill, TX. hr-vi
counted for nothing II Wt- nofhils
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nght. me boy. That's Whit I've train
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All right When do W. start"
-0h sam here. he'll lie waut,n'
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az 10 try you out with ID. cIuAes
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Suppose YOU strip and Civ. M
taste Of your quality"
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