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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-16
Contributions Needed For
Police Quick Charity Fund

The Mayors Quick Charity Fund
is rapidly being depleted, owing to
the unusually large number of calls
for assistance during the severe
weather of the last week. The fund
needs contributions if the work OF
aiding the aged sick and inflrm is to
continue. All cases are investigated
by policemen in person before aid is
given.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-16
MISS LENIER TO PLAY

Miss Sara Lemer, violinist will
play several solos at the Y. NJ. c. A.
mems mass meeting Sunday after
noon at $50 o'clock. Robert b.
Reeves, secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A.,
has announced that Walter NJ. Chan
dler, Congressman from New York,
will also be feature of the Sunday
meeting. He will speak on The
Trial of Christ From Lawyers
Standpoint"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-16

BELL 1os1-:s56 UNITED
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-16
UNFURL SERyJCE FLAG

A service nag containing forty
stars and large national flag have
been presented to Messiah Lutheran
Church by the Bible class which is
taught by Mrs. H. C. Peters.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-16
YANKS WITHOUT
TOBACCO FEEL
WANT KEENLY
Men in Trenches Constantly
Asking For Supply
From Home

IL you see a complexion that's
peaches and cream,
Remember things always are MT just
what they seem:
Just take a good look and come out
of your dream
It's camouflage.
If the opposite player leans back
in his chair
Looks happy and whistles popular
air,
Why, just ask the dealer for all he
can spare
It's camouf1age.
The reason the Kaiser. the silly old
Is steadily losing is simply, alas.
He never got out of the primary
In camouflage.
There's too much camouflage;
that's the fact. "Brainless Bates"
the shifty poet from Poetsville,
might have continued a little longer
and said something about the folks
who are panning the smokes-for-sol-
diers fund. Is that a camouflage, or
what is it? Do they mean what they
say and write? If so how can they
overlook the sentiments and opin-
ions of great and good man such
as Charles Kingsley. Here is what
this distinguished scholar and
ecclesiastic said on one occasion:
For when all things were made
none was made better than tobacco
to be a lone mans companion. a
bachelors friend, a hungry mans
food, sad mans cordial, a wakefui
mans sleep and a chilly mans fire"
No camouhage about Charles
Kingsley He meant that and was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
ENGINEER BRINGS
PLATINUM TO u S. A. FROM RUSSIA

staff Special
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. "A
fortune for which the kings Of
croo,sdom would have chcerfully
rixlsed their necks has just been
delivered 20 the government aft
or having been carried half way
round the world like 80 much
junk.
Sheer Yankee pluck turned tho
trick.
IL was transported from the Ural
mountains In Russia TO the United
States by r. w. Draper, an Ameri-
can mining engineer. who has turned
Il 900 ounces OF platinum over to the
department OF commerce.
The rare metal was carried In
boxes, as Diapers luggagc--a kings
ransom at the mercy of every porter.
baggageman and iongshorcman In
Russia and Japan.
Refused by Express
81 got II safely shru." explained
the engineer, because ! did the In
credible. No one would believe a
man had so little sense as 20 lug a
few millions around like that To
have treated those boxes as precious
would have meant to lose them
and probably my life as well.
1T was Just nm interesting bit OF
practical psychology"
His wife and 4-ycar-old son &C
companied him.
on the railroads across lawless
Russia and Siberia. under the nose
OF irresponsible Bolshevi<i. and past
thousands who would have cracked
his head for n fraction of that
wealth, Draper smuggled the pre-.
cious dust.
Express companies had refused to
take the risk ut any premium.
you'll never get II out OF the
country" they said. mot with plat
mum worth almost It's weight i'm dia'
monds."
Slept on Boxes
"Wcll, there It is" he said. kicking
some old boxes on the San Francisco
pier.
1--WE slept and eaten on those
boxes for over a month. And when
| wasn't sitting on 'em my wife was
I've become quite accustomed 10
sleeping on n $4,000. 900 pillow. And
| want to say It was deuccdly hard
on my head.
| But while Mrs. Draper and
guarded the shipment carefully w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
Sammy Marks Big
Rat With Bottle

WITH THE AMERICAN ExPE
dictionary ARMY. France. Jan.
+--oid Ding Dong is still running
around the trcnches--a marked rat.
He is big fellow. even for n
trench rat. and the average trench
rat grows IA big as n Shetland pony.
according TO the sammies.
A youthful inf,ntryman caught
him one night as the big fellow
scampered around the dugout The
Sammy was standing on guard. and
not being very busy guarding. he got
a Y-shaped tree branch and clamped
the Y over the rats neck.
With tho rat held helpless. he tied
a little bottle around It's neck and
turned the animal loose again.
The next occupant reported that
the rat was still an inmate of the
dugout. And the Sam,nies have
named him Ding Dong. because the
bottle sounds like bell when IL
strikes the flooring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
CHARLEY HERZ0G TO
SUE NEW YORK CLUB

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-Before
leaving yesterday for Florida with
his family to spend the winter. Chas.
Herzog. Giant second baseman. de-
clared he had left instructions with
his attorneys to bring suit against
the New York Giants for sum
that will exceed $500. The amount
represents back salary, which Her
xog declares is due him. 1t accum-
ulated during his absence. last SUM
mer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
BRITISH ADVANCE Is
REPORTED SOUTH LENS

LONDON. Jan. 4.--British troops
advanced their lines south Of Lens
last night. Field Marshal Hdg re-
ported today.
North OF Cambria. In the neighbor-
hood OF the Canal Du Nord. he said.
there was local fighting yesterday.
resulting In no material change In
the military situation.
Hostile artillerying WAS reported
during the night In the Buliccourt
and Ypres sectors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
TWO POLICEMEN ARE
ON SUSPENDED LIST

Officer T.. r. Himmons must have
thought the last day Of the year Il
policemen's holiday.
At any rate. he failed to report for
work, and Thursday was suspended
five days without pay for being off
duty without leave.
Officer r. +. Bradford has been
suspended for 80 days without pay
on n charge of being intoxicated
while on duty, New Years eve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
WESTI.AkE

Stall 1872, 10 lbs. corn meal, 60c;
best patent flour. $2.6o SIX: 2 l5c
cans tomatoes. zoe; pkgs. Uneeda
biscuits, CSC. Stall 109. fancy red
Jonathan apples. box csc; Bell
Flower apples. box 800; Yakima
Gem potatoes. SIX. $1.75. Stall 1870.
No. 4 pail cottolene, s5c; new pink
beans, Id. 10c: cans old Dutch
Cleanser. 15c: 45c Hills coffee. 35c,
Stalls 1896, Yakima Gem potatoes,
SIX. $1.i5; Burbank potatoes. SIX. $l.65;
carrots. SIX. sl.25. Stall 1876, fresh
white bread. loaves Csc: raisin
bread, 3 loaves CSC: French and milk
bread, 3 loaves Csc; rye bread. 3
loaves 25c; fruit-filled coffee cakes.
2 for csc. Stall 105. lbs. yellow
corn meal csc; small white beans.
Id. 15c: Campbells soups, can 10c;
zoe can Van Camps kidney beans.
Id. Ice. Stalls 1919. csc can X. G.
baking powder. 1Sc; rolled oats. 4
lbs. csc: cream OF barley. 25c pkgs.
s5c; tomatoes. ibc can Toe; Silver
Shield peas. 2 zoe cans Use. MIX
Stall. butter. Id. soc; Borden's milk.
2 cans 25c. Sugar Stall. best local
patent flour. s2.64 SIX; Gold Bond
flour. 92.59 ak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
Public Markets


Anderron's. wcsson oil. ss.is gal. navy
beans. 2sc ~: cider vinegar. 35c gal
peas and tomatoes. 2 cans acc. Stall ~.
lamb chops. 2Se 10; veal chops. 2oe 10.
Stall a.. beat Jersey butter. sac N.
fresh ranch eggs, ssc aox. Stall 2.
Porter's mayonnaise. :7c jar; Queen
olives. t.c OF: Del Monte aprieots. SIC
can. Esmay's jelly. lac glass. Stall SO,
bread. . loaves CSC: doughnuts. zoe dox
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04

The fish were Of good size and
easily caught. seeming sluggish.
but. tho carefully fried. they could
not be eaten. They appeared half
petrified, and Trueblood concluded
the limestone water had affected
them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
PINE ST.

Elliott Fish Co, cat fish. l5c h.:
ling cod. lbs. Csc: boneless smelt
2bc lib. Stong's. l5c pkg. Aunt Je.
NINA pancake flour. l0c; cream of
barley, pkgs. 35c, 6 rolls toilet
paper. Csc; 800 brooms. s5c. Red
Seal Grocery Annex. 2 l0c rolls toilet
paper, 15c. eating apples, loo doz-,
doz. Csc; cans Carnation milk.
CSC; potatoes, IL lbs. Csc. Stall "a.
coffee, 3oc value. l9c h., 2 lbs. s5c;
fresh eggs. doz. 55c. Stall 20. all
kinds OF bread. loaves Csc. Stall
10. fresh ground peanut butter. 1sc
h.; oleomargarine. 35c h.. lbs. csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
WHITE HOUSE TRUCK
USED TO SERVE POOR

WASHINGTON. Jan. Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson today directed that
the White House baggage motor
truck be used for the delivery Of coal
to the poor in this city. The coal .
being furnished BY a local newspar
mar. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04

4 o gane
"A A o. excellent lines.
of
black Reprd Saturday the January Clearance So
Co. floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04
Stone Quarry Fish
Fail to Taste Good

JOY. Ga. Jan. 4y--Havtng stock
a an old stone quarry with fish
tl.res years ago. Fritz Truebiood to-
Az ret out TO make his first catch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-04

II you value your watch. let
Haynes repair II. Next Liberty
Observation-Disclosures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-06-09
Adopt American Garment.

THE "chemise Americaine' is the
Il newest thing in France. accord
ing to the 7. w. c. A. War Work Bull
letin. It is transformation of the
old-sty1e 'pantalon" and was intro
duced to French girls by Miss Helen
Hunt Jackson Of GAINESVILLE. Wis, who
is in charge of one of the Y. w. C. A.
foyers established for woman NUM-
ton workers near Bourges.
Miss jackson wrote that she found
the girls sewing on what she termed
the awkward French pantalons." and,
that they were quick to adopt new
ideas. II showed them how to make
the simple. pretty chemises that
American women wear" she said,
'.and the girls at once began on
them"
Miss Jackson was associated with
the Y. w. c. A. in Chicago and taught
French in the high school at James,
vile, Wis, before going to France.
She attended Northwestern University
and later studied year in Paris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-06-09

composer of 'Salome.' and sung by q
Swedish tenor who has lost his voice.
it might get by"
Unfortunately the ultimate senti-
ment is not true" said Priam. That's
why ! wanted to see the chap who
first said it. I want to show him
how everlastingly wrong he was"
70 I'm not SO sure about that" said
Dfogenes. I'm pretty old guy and
I've been looking for something new
for ages. and haven't found it yet
that, and ! may agree with you"
mats the new thing you think
you discovered, Pri?" asked Socrates.
IF you have really found it you
ought to be able to prove your case. u
well, this war has brought out a
lot of new things."said Priam. Take
this new German gun that shoots sew
enty-fve miles for example"
stuff and nonsense" said Ajax.
New? Why, Priam. Vulcan was maxi
ing that sort of thing for Jupiter way
aeons before Methuselah was born
guess I ought to know: 1t was a long
range shot that knocked me out.
don't know the exact distance 1t trav-
eled, but ! heard Mercury say once
that that old thunder-bolt of Jove's
travelled eight million seven hundred
and f1fty-two thousand miles before 1t
plunked into me. The thing is older
than the hills. Your Wanted seventy
i've mile gun Is only the practical APP
plication of another stolen ideas
usual"
you'll have to guess again, Priam."
laughed Socrates. Ajax has caught
Ecu there"
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WAS HIS OWN TWIN

stretch whenever 1t wanted to. I'd
just like to ask him If he ever heard
Of me!'
sure, I have" said Priam. YOU
were the original Jinx. I'll admit
that since your time there has been
nothing new in luck. but / am talking
about a submarine that carried human
freight and could stay under water
for days whenever it got good and
ready to do it,
too" said Jonah.
well, what's the idea? Were you
a submarine that carried any human
freight" demanded Priam.
mo" said Jonah. I've had hard
luck in my day, but 1t wasn't as bad
as that But am the human freight
that was carried by a submarine ages
and ages ago. was the first known
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under water for days and days. and
came to the surface when he got good
and ready"
well, even at that" said Priam. his
eye lighting with hope as he thought
of one last point "rl bet you 40
this gathering of truthloving spirits.
and, with the fate of Ananias staring
you in the face, tell us that that
whale or submarine, as you choose to
call it, was equipped with torpedo
tube"
"I don't know what. old Standy was
ea9 ola %bo %ith cried seg Eapc deoah
"Standy," said Jonah. Il named him
Standard Doyle. he was such gush-
er-but, as 1 say, don't know what
old Standy was equipped with, but ii
he didn't have a torpedo tube he had
a synthetic substitute that made the
you'd have admitted that yourself.
Brother Priam. If you'd been in my
place the morning the old boy hove to
a mile and half off shore and shot
me out into the ambient atmosphere
to land. sprawling on the beach forty
yards beyond tide water somewhere
in Assyria. Gosh all fsh-hooks, but
that was some projection and won
der lived to tell the tale!
"In other words" said DR.. johnson,
ain the days of Jonah there was a
submarine that carried human freight
and ruthlessly fred a fairly good imi-
tation of torpedo in utter disregard
of the life of the innocent non-com-
Blatant"
you said something that time,
Door, calculated Jonah, with fervor.
THE parallel" said Blackstone. "is
complete. The plaintiff loses and is
hereby ordered to defray the costs of
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DOINGS REPORTED BY WIRELESS
TO JOHN KENDRICK BANGS

liquidation. I'll take schooner OF
chilli sauce"
1t was at this point that Solomon
entered the room.
anybody asking for me-" he said;
Not that I know Of. growied
Priam, sulkily.
"Ascanius said somebody wanted to
speak to the chap who said. There's
nothing new under the sun. SAID
Solomon, land so 1 came"
"Oh, are you it," said Priam;
yes" said solomon. Il said it In
nv little book called Ecclesiastes",
well" said Priam. Il just wanted
to tell you that when you said that.
Solomon@
The old fellow hesitated as IL reluc-
tant to give in.
"Go on" said Solomon.
"You spoke the truest word you ever
spoke in all your life" said Priam-
And I could make it untrue in
minutew said Shylock.
"You?" said Priam. How
"By buying somepotty drink. said
Shyiock. "Tll do 1t for So
NO" said Priam. 1T would be
novel, Shy. but it would be too much
of a shock to everybody"
Copyright. 1918. by Mcclure syndicate)
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loud laugh. IT guess I gotcha this
time, eh?"
There was a slight commotion at
the rear of the group. and in mo-
ment Jonah was observed standing
on his feet.
For the benefit of our good friend,
Mr.. Omar Pri YAM" he began.
"Sh! Shv' admonished Shakespeare.
IT'S Priam, not Khayyam. and his
name is not Omar"
well, I'm sorry" said Jonah. nerv-
ously. II get terribly mixed on this
who's who-in- hades business. What.
with Priam and Khayyam and Homer
and Omar and the Lord knows what
else, it's a terrible mixup to me. At
any rate, whoever the dear old top
may be who says that the modern
submarine is a new thing because it
carried human freight, and could
stay under water for days at a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-06-09
AT THE H0USEB0AT ON THE STYX WV W

SIR" roared Priam. Indignantly. II
know the story-Munchausen told me
about it several years ago, and l took
it as a sensible man would, with a
grain of salt. sir-yes. sir, with a
grain of salt"
IT took it with several hogsheads
of SALT" said Jonah, land even at
that there wasn't a dry moment in
the whole adventure. 1t was perfect
ly awful"
"Oh, I know all about that" said
Priam. impatiently. You can't cuttle-
fish this argument with gassy eamou-
fiage. Nobody imagines for a minute
that your experience living inside
of a fish for three days an dthree
nights was a pleasant one. But the
point is. you don't for a mament
claim that whale Is a submarine, do
your
why not? What else is it?" came
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dren and old men and women every
where, but there's nothing new about
here. or Ulysses, or Homer, about the
Harpies. l guess you'll find that we
old Greeks knew a thing or two about
your Zeppelins back in the days when
the Huns were swinging by their tails
in the African jungle"
Perfectly true" said Achilles. "and
they were the most offensive weapons
of offense ever invented. They were
worse than buzzards and condors and
other dirty birds that eat. only carrion.
The buzzard and the condor eat car
rion because they like it, but the har-
pies, like the Zeppelins, used to come
racing along through the heavens at
a break-neck speed, and out of sheer
love for mean, malicious, depravity,
spoil everything they touched, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-06-09
4: M: :: !: !; !: :: {:
Il ING the Youthful AscaniuS

I'D Boat on the styx. address,
ing the youthful Ascanius
a. he passed through, page the man
who said There's Nothing New Under
tho Sun, and tell him want to see
him"
Eyes. sir. very good. sir" said As
oanius. Right away, sir. but what's
his other name, sir?''
That's what want to find out my
SELF" said Priam. II don't know who
he is. where he is or when he was
but I have a rather nice specimen Of
Q flea to put in his ear for having
made any such absurd remark as
that"
.'Very good, sir. I'm of. SIR. said
Ascanius, making a Decline for the
door like a veritable messenger to
Garcia.
.Whaes the big idea, Pn?" queried
Homer. You're not going to write
topical song about that line, are you?
Something like:
There's nothing new.
There's nothing new beneath the sun.
We'll, no, hadn't any such notion
In my mind" said Priam. But If the
saying were true it would make
good one"
Il should say it would" chortled
Shakespeare. Wouldn't mind taclling
fhe job myself in this strain. perhaps:
Old Kaiser Bill he thought himself
The only jam pot on the shell,
And sang, 30 ira -la-lee-
Since time began long years age
And mortal life began to dow,
There's not been stitch as mel
am the first Of all my kind
Search every age and You'll not find
On land or on the sea,
On earth, in air.
Or anywhere,
Another one like mel"
But Bill was thinking in the DARK.
He'd clean forgot the hungry shark:
And losing sight Of his own shape
Completely overlooked the ape:
And never dreamed that in mere sin
Beelzebub was his own twin:
And that for lecherous intent
Pop Tarquin was his precedent:
And that for things Of murderouS strain
He was the duplicate Of Cain;
That Ananias long before
HIS very self-same laurels wore,
And name and reputation won
Along the lines that Bill has run
Yet tits fact
Far too exact.
There's nothing new beneath the sun
Alas how true.
There's nothing new,
: Ihere's nothing new beneath The SUM
That's not bad for an mpromptu."
said Homer. Rewritten thirty or
forty times, and set to music by the
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THE ANTIQUITY OF THE NEW

hand" said Priam. How about the
Zeppelin? rather imagine Brother
Ajax won't be so flip about that"
Ajax mayn't." said Aeschylus, but
Zeus save us. Pri. you must be in your
thirty-second childhood to talk about
zeppelins as something new in the
presence Of Homer and myself. ad-
NIT that the Zeppelin has proved it,
self to be one of the flthiest birds
that ever few the air. dropping death
and destruction upon innocent chill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-06-09

from all parts of the room.
That's it." said Jonah, What else
is it? II a whale is not a submarine
what else is it? You wouldn't exact
~ly call / an aeroplane, would you?
Anybody here ever see a whale soar
ing the heavens?" he added. turning
and addressing the others. =
'I did, once" said Bacchus. Il
caught him in a butterfly net. but
when I tried to stun him and pin
him ON a cork I found he wasn't
there"
\ x
Exactly" said Jonah. He wasn't
there because whales never are there
they are submarines, and not super
terrains-and at least one of them
carried human freight, and stayed
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mon carrier"
That's news to me-" said P. Il A..
derstand there weren't any Carnegie.
libraries in Troy in your day. and
you are. therefore, not exactly what
anybody would call a bureau of in
formation. But ii there had been
such library. and you could have
bors long enough to look into the
found a book called Jonah. or Four
Days Behind the Blubber." from
perusal Of which you would have
gained much valuable knowledge. 1t
was about me. and my adventures
in history" :.
"And a whale of a story it was"
said DR.. johnson. II read it from
cover to cover with GREATNESS in
terest and gasping Incredibly"
ooh, yes, I know that old yarn"
I remember it. you were such an In
growing mascot on the liner you
sailed on the sailors threw you over
board"
"Yezza. Plum into the brinty!" said
jonah
I'm the swim at last" suggested
Beau Brummel.
"And Immediately taken in by the
first families of the sea-" grinned Ma
poleon.
sticking to your point. was
Jonah. II hadn't been in the water
two minutes when the thing hap
pened."
"You were swallowed by a whale,
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making no moro ado about soiling
whatever came with their reach than
a Hohenzollern prince in the chateau
Of French gentleman. They were
super dastardly, super cowardly
super-beasts capable of flying through
the air and loving nothing quite so
much as to spread ruin and desoIat-
ing filth wherever they went. This
war Zeppelin you speak OF, Priam. Is
logical fact. It. is a dirigible harry;
the same idea. the same, degenerate
purpose, the same cowardly expedtent
for fighting the helpless non-com-
Blatant meanly and obscenely."
Priam rubbed his brow ruefully.
He was a stubborn old man. and was
not at all pleased to have his kingiy
pronouncements so readily gainsaid.
"Well. anyhow" he said triumphant
ly, "the submarine"
Noah has already told US of the
giraffes dotting the silvery surface OF
the deluge with their periscopic
heads" interrupted Barnum.
y
"oh, tutt!" laughed Priam. THAT
story may be humor, but it isn't his
tory. This is serious discussion.
Noah's giraffes don't count. They are
only a part Of the admirars nautical
persifage. He had to spin a yarn like
that to prove he was ever a sailor. ]
mean the real thing-the submarine
that can remain under water for days
at time. come to the surface when
1t wills. carries human freight, and
above all can shoot q torpedo un-
erringly when occasion arises. How
about that?" the old man added with
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well. I've gotanother right here at