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Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-08
SUFFRAGE BY PROXY.

Mrs. Presonia Mann Martin anti-sufragst of Staten Island New York, proposes a compromise by which the suffragsts vote and the antisunragists mayhave also The difference is that the "sufs" will have to the vulgar polls and their votes. The ansuragiss will vote by proxy, letting, their males do the dirty work of casting the paper in the ballot box while they stay in womanly seclusion in the home
 The procedure is like ths explained by Mrs Martin in a letter The New York Times:
 For example, girl coming of age, may go father before justice notary and cerf- cate empowering father during long short a period chooses her proxy being vOkable by her at pleasure should she develop in politics represent to faction. By this means. she actually eector as her father will the polls representative remove privately instead of publicly and for candidate personally her-both conditions congenial to woman's nature"
 The right of proxy being safeguarded as be from fraud, the male yerson who holds is empowered On election day two votes.
 Such a compromise" concludes Mrs Martin "extend- ing to women freedom of choice which services to society solely entitle them would balance of both sidss, and adopted would put an end to the long and bitterly fought fight between Let us have peace"
 This pan which guarantees to every who wants it the power to cast her ballot and every who objects to having the ballot forced upon the right through proxy vote that freedom choice which her services to society entile her, much like suffrage design.
 It may be compromise it's author thinks it, but to an unprejudiced observer, if yielding inevitable she had merely tried graceful treat By all means let have peace Martin! But this looks very much like peace-wth votes.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-08
ANOTHER NATIONAL PARK NEEDED.

strange that while congress has created seV- era national parks the last few years it has done nothing the Grand Canyon of Arizona. That won derul region considered by many travellers the greatest attraction of North America is still in pprivate hands.
 Fortunately private exploitation has yet done noth ing to spoil it. There compelling grandeur about that masterpiece of that to drive the peness out of mems hearts and forbds vandalism or commercial ism And yet as long the region is not definitely and officially protected by the power of the United States government as Yellowstone s is always the danger those wonderful rock walls be defaced with whiskey and cgare signs and heroic size statues of alarm clocks and condensed-milk How the Grand Canyon hope escape permanently the trade legends that have marred many beauty spots in the Rockies?
 Doubtless too there would be improvements in the yoEs accessibility and in its accommodations for tour if Uncle got the job Nearly everybody will favor the project unhestatingy. There's why congress should delay the matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-08
TEN CENTS A DAY.

doesn't cost much to support the little French young stes orphaned by the And yet there of them-15O.OOO at present-that it is really big job.
 group of interested men and women in middle-wes city have pledged themselves pay for the support of these children will them only a day for year for one child.
 The money is to be handled by organization founded by prominent French citizens
 Each person who pledges himself to the support of of these children will receive photograph of the child and little history giving the chids and main facts of his life.
 To people this may like disregarding the crptura injunction by letting the right hand know what he left doing But it really is sensible and whole form of relief It presents definite need and direct appeal to human love and sympathy for childhood.
 Carranza is said to be thinking of shifting the Mexican capital in Europe. get farther away from the enemy. but to get nearer to him.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-08
Tuesday Morning, February 8, 1916.
PREPAREDNESS AT ANNAPOLIS.

PREPAREDNESS AT ANNAPOLIS.
 The nation is driven wonder, sometimes, just how patriotism there great naval academy at Annapolis
 There various kinds of patriotism The most vaun type is that which mpels soldier sailor give his
 life for his country, when he may feel that his nd vidual sacrifice will be useless Nobody suspects the stu dents Annapolis lacking that kind of patriotism Americans have it.
 But dying isn't the primary duty of sailor. His duty is his days work whether it's firing gun navigating a battleship holystoning deck studying book And there's just much patriotism in mnding his job in time of peace in the midst of battle
 It looks if embryo and admiras at Anna polls don't quite grasp that kind of patriotism cheating in their examinations and dscredng their "honor system Now appears that onefourth of the mdshipmen in the academy-more than 200 young men failed their examinations and are in danger being dropped
 It may be that the examinations are needlessy se- haven't worked conscientiousy If that true every of them should feel much ashamed in eyes the picks out and pays his expenses and trains him, if he had played the coward in battle committed fragrant act of moral turpitude
 We need all those mdshipmen. The navy is gaping y of commission of officers and it takes ten years Admiral Fletcher says, to make officer Don't we need 8 new spirit in Annapolis?
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-08

from whose fibre the paper is made It has been custo with most paper makers to get rid of this yellow tint by using blue aniine dye, just aundress blu ing to make her linen look white. The embargo has shut off the supply of this dye along with most other ami
 line German origin And because there isn't any natural state.
 It may be just well, toor although it doesn't look attractive the pure white contrasting with the black ink Color experts say that tint is moro restful to the than glarng white. If it's good color for wall paper why not for newspaper?
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-08
UNNEUTRAl AMERICA.

Here's more proof of the garing failure of the United States balance of neutrality in its dealings with belligerent powers.
 Referring to Secretary Lansings recent note to Ger many the submarine issue the Berlin Taegche Rund schau Tt could just well have been signed by Sir Edward Grey" That gentleman. of is the British foreign secretary who corresponds to secretary of state.
 The London Daily Telegraph says: "One might think that the note had been prepared by Count Bernstor who all the world knows, the German ambassador Washington.
 If our government were favorable to only side it would be bad enough. But what be said of the down. right hypocrisy and crminality of country which, while it pretends be neutral is favorable both sides if prefer to look at the other hostile both sides No wonder yirtuous Europe hates
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-08
NEWSPAPERS TURNING YELLOW.

Many dgnifed and respectable paper finds itself drv- en at last to admit the charge of yelowness The ent tendency is so marked that in all probability there will be newspaper the United States that isn't yellow. l1
 Fortunately however this applies lately only to the newspapers coIor-not to their character The war is responsible.
 Readers may hape noticed lately the prevailing yellow tint of most newspapers instead of the white tho hepsh-white tone This is simply the color of the wood
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-08

Advertising Rates On Application. Entered as second-cjass mail matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10
MILITARY MASS
AT CATHEDRAL
AFFAIR is ANNUAL OBSERVANCE
OF ST. PATRIcK's DAY BY
HIGH SCHOOL CADETS.
ful Dress Parade viii be Held Ate
Mass on Principal Streets
OF This City.

81. Patrick's day. Friday. March Il.
WIN be fittingly observed al ST
Joseph's cathedral with a military
mass followed by full dress parade
OF the students OF the Cathedral high
school in honor Of the patron saint OF
Ireland.
This is an annual affair at the cath
edraL Although IL is not a holy day
of obligation the exercises are so beau.
tiful and impressive that they have
always been attended by many mem
oers OF the congregation and their
friends.
The cadets viii meet at the school
armory next Friday morning az $50
O'Clock. whore they will assemble and
march TO the cathedral where high
mass will be sacrificed at 10 o'clock.
The mass will be OF the regular mill
tary style with the sounding of the
drums and bugles at the offertory
Immediately following the devotions
review OF the companies will be- held
on Thirteenth street. between Eoff
and Byron streets After the review
parade. headed by the Cathedral
high school drum corps. will be held
on the principal streets of the city.
The school has five companies with
81 cadets TO company. Major Louis
Wagner has been working hard to get
the boys In fine condition for the milf
tary mass and parade The severe
weather has been preventing outside
practice drill but the entire battalion
got out yesterday for an hours prac-
tice on the street adjoining the school.
and they expect to be thoroughly re-
hearsed for St Patricks day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10
BANQUET TONIGHT
Senior Gymnasium Class % the Y. NJ.
Z. A. viii Enjoy Feed"
This Evening.

This evening the members OF the
Senior Gymnasium class VIII enjoy
their annual banquet in the physical
departments OF the Noungs Mems
Christian Association building. The
members OF the class will assemble at
. o'clock and will be served with a
sumptuous feed by Ny Ebeling m
charge o. the cafeteria. Following the
banquet number OF musical selec-
tons will b. given by members OF the
y. NJ. c. 4. Glee club and addresses
will be made by Dr.. John l. Dickey
and DIR. y. b. Best
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10
FUNERAL OF coLoRED WOMAN
Services For Lucy Jordan Allings-
worth az Wayman Church Sunday.

Funeral for Lucy Jordan Allings-
worth. colored, wife OF Henry Allings-
worth. who dropped dead Wednesday
night at her home, 93S Chapline street,
viii be held at the Wayman A. NJ. r.
church. Sunday afternoon at . o'clock
The Rev W O. Davis pastor OF the
church. with which :he deceased wo-
man was long Identified. will be in
charge.
Interment will be- in Stone church
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10
APPOINT TRUSTEES
N. a. Ruben Bankruptcy Case Was
Up Yesterday Before Referee
Nolte-Bsnkrupt Examined

Tho frat meeting BOO tho ~. a ru.
ben bankruptcy case WAS hold yes.
'.rdat before Referee Henry s @pff..
boz fho -'hmu.h3ch building Thr..
trustees and three appraiser. were sl
pointed Tho trustee. ar, Fired 4
Ir.nkmau. Dlvd" b. Amo. and Roy
g. Darby They each gave bond o.,
10000 Charlie flIrug. Herman
liurif and Nathan Harrison var. ar.
pointed aa appraisers Tho DAFT. far
fHH examination nf tHn bankrupt wa.
..t FOR March f-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10
REMODELING CHURCH
Two Large Rooms In Basement OF
Third Presbyterian Church Will
BE Improved For Use Of
Boys Brigade.

a large force OF men are al work IN
the basement Of the Third Presby-
terrain church OF the South side. re-
modelling IL for the use OF the Boys
brigade Of that church Two large
rooms are 10 be made for the use OF
the young folk Of the church. as driu
rooms. and for other social functions
The contract for the work is IN the
hands of IT l. Seabright and com
pany, and Mcdonald Bros The I'M
provements will cost approximately
s. 500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10
SPECIAL S1rErraes TO START.

Two weeks Uf special meetings VIII
o. started hy the Third Trsebrtcrial
church. on March 12th. TN, first week
th. meeting win hc conducted boy Rev.
j T.. Lsysubcrrsr. pastor OF the church
and for Tho second. Eev. j. = Hill or
Martins Ferry. has been secured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10

II the hour. The rich. IUs-
trous TaffctaS i'm solid col
orS and rare changcant eff
fects. The full-flariug
flomccS without w hic h
the correct drape of the
suit skirt is impossible.
Tailored and fancy effects
-frillS. rufficS and plcatS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10
Silk UnderSkirtS

A general scarcity Of Silks in dcsira-
bic shades will quickly ncccssitatc in
creased prices in the Uudcrskirt Mar
kct. Right now, we are amply supplied
with the fashionable SILK Indcrskirts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10

When your hands are red and
ehapped, use Lily Cream n your
cheeks are raw or your lips cracked.
use LILY Cream. IT'S a harmless skin
lotion that heals. softens and yyhitens
overnight 25o al any reliable drug
store. Trial bottle f5c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10
Washable Cloves
Sis
Tbre-SM HOSiery

Women's Round Ticket"0
fibre Silk Stockings in 10 IN.
Spring shades and black and oUC
Mhite ENtra nualitN-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-10
ANOTHER DAY
viii Be Set Aside BY Dental Soc tety
70 Extract Teeth Of Poor Chill.
dren Of the City,

II was announced yesterday that
the members OF the Wheeling Dental
Society had decided on another day
for the Dental Clinic. that IS being
maintained hy that society and the
Aid and Social Service ASSOCIATION.
The work was in1ugur1tod yesterday.
when a local dentist was in attend
ance az .ho office and extracted thir-
teen teeth This extra day that has
been added will be- for extracting
teeth alone. no certain day has as
yet been decided on for this work. but
a. will b. one Of each week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-12-28

Some one has turned the light outr''.
whispered Leroux nervously. Il left
it on" ~ 81 -
r cdr Eumberly pressed the sswHcf
turning up the lobbyllig htas Exel en-
&C.,. L.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-12-28
Normal School I'll : Notes not s..

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Looks likeanQeheni6h ample nshlp |,
steam in basketballe
} sF4eedgf6iend9 Hsfifsn oeag latge
4s1dguaPat qhFy tf67d IF eyaaf 1dsqa
Prof GS5bife7 Waas aafISsd d4}G9 his tsBiI onig
~ aI Ilipo oiiSasSn; pMday aceQppt of the
'desthJ Of ihtIis BIS apidest sfster.m nnh .tm
d XabI1$SG @il0dG9aGfM nlo1f awQh
4rXYdnR y89fp rt51ffe PaaS,jIfifcoy f}rf3d9
from his recent operation and will
f9fbtH4 gr tqsq4ho9l ld AtafRq ary,2tol4 ssjM
Observation-Disclosures 48l5y hasa
PesgUapRpinted stat q, lgprah sehooLq
inspector in the state of Nebraskasad
} River Falls is fluff of graduates of
iths NORMAL IsdAdop@hoIa4s spenaihg
thgif1H olldagdsdcatieia daea nome orr
with frienaggod sts .Ei9gi19sqg9I ,gob
) Professor Eller is delighted WIFI
the outlook. for p normal band and
the ) and Boys are pieased With THEIR
new band leader !" = s@ii& EsJa21&o
Tie floors Of I'll the assembly = fosp'mrnst9
all agricultural Ioomsa and corridors
Of ttIhseaf6rrsBt foQg hays lsa3y, FsceiYed fine
c9 Is ct cement PAINT tough ofTa p}9
badly ably needed .'rH 10 smod sdj % sxa5
Prof. ]. H. Amessand bisr hrotheF{
in the Stevens Point State normal
,sohoelsaGeffIcompleting aslbrief his
tofy,of the u nited Statessafo be subr
mitted1tothei pa bhshers.s oon. 40 The u
faculties of the twos schools are zexrT
'pecting to see in "thts new book
many ngwicongtructivey teatriEeB.iM
TIE students will learn With pIeara
saFe4he action of the River Falls
lecture courses committee III arrangL"
ing to install in our assembly Groom 2
drop curtains and 4 complete stage
eqdfpn1enFgadtA coSt' Of sevePaf han
dfdddoflarsi, the sdhoot beaffhgr eheh
SIN Allet part Of ,fRg' expense atrhe.I
best atti5t 4hrf6g Twin cities fo5rrmdfu4o
latedqh Tpf2a3tbis2:dt The s9s6h6fo ddhdi
mittee, Miss Pardee and Mr.. Wells
aided n IN fb9a 2d9h0ftce 'of 'vi9Ws 8nd
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s'lf ,os"'sjlaks kaBo4o ," poboism, -
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holderA ofhf7v bEaFnaensnand0 Mel
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CONTINUED from~page II ~

s1reNy forearm, crept In from the
black lobby, through the study doorway
and 't0uched the electric switch. = 'd~
F3sEigino39s 5V6EI 10y 9nGno1
The study. was, plunged in darkness!
: Utteri1g d SOFA ecry~'of &dgofy and
horror that caaps fgQa 1J]lagl tyeyys
the woman stood upright and turned to
face the door, clutcning the sheet of
J aperdApn e3rigias Hanty0 3GnI I'D
r Through the. loaded panes Of the win
dow above the with g! ia BE swept a
silvern beam of moonlight 1t poured
I scare inglE>Hpon the fur clad figure
swayfng BY the table, cutting through
the darkness of the room like some
. huge seiniter, to end in a pallid poo!
I aBontEthe. woman's shadow on the cen
ter of the, Persian carpet.
: lGoirseident with her sobbing cry
Nine! doomed Big Ben; ten!
n=.. Two hands, with autstretched~ crook
&c, clutching. fingers leaped- from the
: darkness into the@ig ht.~ ofyvthe~mo
beam.
"God! Oh, God!' came a frenzied,
raspifg shriek-"Mr King" III I8
h Straight 9atstheN bare throat sleaped
the yellow hands, q gurglings cry rose
sfen and diedKawaEs 81 lsse4GGE IL ID
Gently, .nofselessly, tie lady. of the
eiyeta fur sank upon the carpet by the
table. AS she fell dim black figure
bent over her. The tearing of paper
told Of the note being snatched from
her frozen grip, but never for a mo-
ment did the face or the form of her
assailant encroach upon the moonbeam
Batlike, this second and terrible Wis
liant avoided the light.
r. The deed hadS occupied so brief a
time that but one note of the great bell
chad accompanied 1t.
TweIvefang odtJthe final stroke from
the clock tower. A low, eerie whistle,
minor, rising in three irregular notes
and falling in weird, unusual cadence
to silence again, came from somewhere
outside the room.
Then darkness-stillness- the
moon a witness of one more CHASTITY
crime. W." s'~~ags -
Presently confused and inEermingled
voices fromo above proclaimed the re-
turn Of LerouX with the doctor. They
were talking in an excited key, the
~soice of Eerelxi especially iso1lndings al
most hysterical. They created such a
disturbance, that they Attracted the at
tehtioH OF Mn J chm 81 el;s FF'9,~oeetk
Ya1Tt Of the tat below. " t1o at that
Fery moment had returned from the
Aouseland Waslabout. to- insert che hey
tstlies loek5 ofs IFS door ~HeAlopkeH up
the stairway, but. all gbeingS4n dark
mess s#as unable o{detect anything.
Therefore he EaTled OUT:
8fDf1at yod. EEefou3 ss1R an5thing
b. s5s & naftsFs 3 kIe,svo aadaqgfo5n
There's a devil of a business. For
,percX sake come up"
| ] His Fd1iVSsaty greatly excited Mr.
Excl mounted the stairs, entering the
lobby Of Leroux's' fat Immediately be,
HUG Ehe owner and Dr. -umberly.
Eho, like XgafYSs. Was fdsSyeq in a
dressing gown, for he had been in bed
when sump9ttql9peg By his fffehd.D
You are all in the dark here" NUT
tered Dr.. Cumberlg, fumbling fertile
switch - -
Some one has turned the light outr'
whispered Leroux nervously. Il left
h : sD Dr. ea@bsrly prssseqsthsas@aefg;
| turning up the lobbyllight as Exel en-,
tered from, the landing. Then Leroux
Sehtefthgs. the Study first Of the three
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-12-28
PERIODIC EXAMINATIONS bi

Dentists F Say That each year All III IL i
,reasing number 81 l1 p5{g3pl9 '9f9 eiaifzt1 =
hat prevention is better than cure,
antd=ffa fras1cQf1e Rpef, ana 7 come fP9a
quently for e1af11itffEaRtffof WHieBff win 344P
discover small cavities" long before
hey would cause pain aofnr equifea
costly and nerve rack 1fepsi 4 5igb9'
Garage men, similarly, state that
theaold eek pefienoedad tomobile aFiH
arsbt441gsthsif ears int tile &shSb
more often now-s-daysTfort the tight
ening offa' nut here and0as anin or2ad4
hsffnept6hich EwilG insinTh,iI1Gn GER
life of the car and greater pleasures
to the owner.
BauShsi<p hgsieiaasl aatnong2mhnha
I hate;tnade idqaiuias51are mot pears
ly so complimentary concerning5tf1e
intelligent foresight Of the public as
it relates toTqHeJ earlp rdiscSveryi6f
begin fffHfg diseases ahdsdfsease)teb2
denotes. While a client, move ana
then, presents hfmselffor voluntary
Ex;saffif}faattiio q ndi iaaaviete3,n'pe opI&
g6fier8ny; 1stifiiWaf FOR distressing
symptoms to arise beforei -c6nsale'
i ng their physical ministers and re-
aaff1FfI1ffHggitpiM 10 snonInia35E{ .M Sim
/ ftstddentss of ya6h ac64f3o6 i iifcstai seass
IS as tuberculosisya cancer gRGA
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-12-28

switojSed ,epi the light tbeneG aGsoY sVviis
One glance be threW q boEgt i AefEEoona
then started back like a. man physical
~ stricken. ..m.A
And2hel pointed; to- the furry fIReap 49,
the ,Wgitiag1 table .Tsa2a|9114 d3G9 % u
You said she lay on the chesteEF,
field" muttered Cumperly.
Il left her there"
D1. EumBGiqyIcr6syed tte9r6ofrf and
dropped fllpon jhisa4kneesgd- Heg turneds
gthea white face &c toward the light 4gesa
5tly parted the civet fur and pressed
! his ear to the silken covering of the
breast He started Slightly and look
I edlinto the glazmgeeyes. gIN bfy8 I'M
Replacing, the fur 3lwhieh b he ad1dis-E,
sarranged,- the physician stood up and
kfixed a Keen gaze upon The face Of
FHenry Lerotdx. The latter swallowed
Snoisily, moistening his parched lips.
I stahe24 qbe3smuttetedN Is shenH
GOD So mercy r, Igerou4I1 ssWhispeEed I
Mr.. Excl What does this. meap?"
'"The woman Is dead, Said Dr cum
berIy, ttiY g74@9fl9g0 as5tBT1 I'D g333f
In common with all mediealfmen jDrsi
sCumberly was az physiognomist. He
\ was q: great physician, and a, proper
/ tionately great physiOgnomist. There
fore when he looked into Henry Lee !
roux's eyes he saw atherej and fec0gs
hized, horrop and CONSERVATION. With
no further evidence than that, furnish
led by his own powers eof perception,
! he knew that the. mystery Of this ,wo-
mans odeath- was as f1fexplicable TO
Henry Leroux9ass IT was einex plfcable
( TO- sselfsnaltaira0 3ngGs ,s3aei4 III
Brace ups old gchap!"", he ,said : you
win want all your" wits about you
81 left her, began Le4roux hest {
tatingly, II left"-
/ -'Tserouz,l'1 said Cum6erlg, placing his
arm 19 paternallyI about the shaking mansa
sry0u are. such; a nervous subjeetI Do
snake an effort. old Fellow: P1lf your
SELF together" .yE'sS9nI 90 Vsht4a mos
MIR. HxelX tapping9hisvboot osith9the8
head Of Of his inveFted games was staring
sfiXedly at the doctor. ..,.....x..., 49,:
Here you are. Leroux, said Cum
liberty Drink this up and let us ar
range onrfacts 1nfdecentsofdef before
/ weY -,si1oirgM haa saz9vsaoI .Es4blfd
s SRFshqne fof th5 the sPolice2" ffooneIIqded
EExef, bis gaze. upon the last. speaker. !
Eer6ux ifahk brandy at a. = uInb9 a8 and
sputedo@i TIE grhsss dpoRfa; Eittfe Pdf9
sian eoeeetaPle9wieh a hand which heo
- had, somehow ctontriTedq ITO staaarv re9
1 HSp b f9Es 4 kGs9 . q tha 9aiGia9 forms
ffPicture this thing happening ID ydIuli
Eblace:"
GA G9ftJsett DECLARED fE xet M Unity ~
SAYaQ 44. lafS ima sl}iast said Gum,
EbeT1y, Take a whisky and soda and :,
iheip1 he fofsgafeh the lhf9aafff 81
'sdarctRtlieiHa trHlpdoL2 u L .Ssfta
H8e RAtsiciasehaiysd a. fnraA6 genrsbi
Ef9eP9fs Si SlisT gsyia pal faFoaot2 g4f
| Int fb}dii6ffg mg{sf t If df hsSe 5ssg4
Naeafd flagh fJf rfe systtrreee eht raHeasa to
thd3enBs3eni afgtherrfnStanaJshc fseY
foH4 yqqaahAgdeffeaaed stherstaieisndF
hietyouGp tAed apdliinl2g ittti s req sQnabl
i 10 Suppose that the assassin can only
befh one pzafeeeI Here S'1d crew snfSdfs
"H6nertld f1ed Ex6l aaadg Leroux9 Il osf
gether.
sT0:d v0II ,.oc onv ono Ioovo 4bo J-------.,