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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-28
LAUGHS

50 your little boy wears glass es?"
 Yes. His poor father wore them before he died, and it seemed a pity to waste them"
 Mrs. Gordon had just moved into the neighborhood.
 One morning a neighbor called and said: T thought I would like to set tie the matter if I can.''
 For my part" said Mrs. Gordon. haughdly. T have no time to waste over the chiIdren's quarrels. con- slider myself above such trifling mat ters."
 That's all right, then" was the re-. ply. .'Tll send your Jimmy over on a stretcher as soon as he can be moved.'
 The un-Americanized aliens should hurry up and learn English, or they will never be able to read the ball scores.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
MAN AND GIRL Held
ON WHITE SLAVERY
CHARGE HERE TODAY

Held under joint charges of violat-
ing the Mann white slave act, ana
the state law prohibillnt; the commits
sion of an immoral act Earl West,
80, and Pearl Clevinger, is, were in
the city Jail this afternoon They were
arrested in a local rooming mouse,
where it is claimed they have been
siding as man and wife for two
weeks. by Patrolman Walter Thomp-
son and Police Matron Shanks. short
ly after noon.
. Chief of Police Varney immediately
telephoned to First Assistant United
States District Attorney Barnett IL
Goldstein for instructions, and was ad-
vised to proceed with prosecution un'
der the state act dealing with lewt
cohabitation. Until stress of business
lessons in the federal court, Goldsteli
said. the case would not be dealt VIII
under the Mann act.
, West told the police that he cam
to this city about two weeks ago Wit
the girl from Morton, Wash, with IN
:, irtcntion of marrying hsr. He sal
: that they had made an effort to we
at Morton and were unable to 90
because of the girls age, and ths
she agreed to come here WIN III
and become his wife
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
Patience, Says
Cop, Sometimes
Not All Virtue

AT 8 o'clock this morning police re-
ceived phone call. 1t was an excited
womans voice that rang in Sergeant
Harry N. Rowe's ears. She said tina
a policeman must be sent to her home
at once. Something terrible had hap
pened, she said.
Summoning a taxi Sergeant Rowe
hastened to the number mentioned
249 West Miller street. He rang tn"
door hell and Allie Parkinson answer
ed. She was calm; there seemed td
have been no calamity after all.
THAT man over there" and she
pointed across the street, has pllet
some wood on my lawn. You mus
make him take it off"
Ills said, something like this, tina
there are times when patience cease
to be virtue. Sergeant Rowe, NOR
: than once arbitrator a la imprompt
: in similar cases, settled the affair ami
: cably by requesting the man to remoV
: the wood. Then he mounted the ta>
: and swore.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03

BY virture of the reduction oruereu
in. phone rates by the public service
commission, the majority of phone
users in Salem and Marion county VIII
not receive any bill when the reauo,
tion has finally been determined anu
the time for distribution of bills comes
This was announced today by W. "a.
Dancy, local manager of the Paciir7
telephone & Telegraph compgns'
Dancy gave figures, which ioho"'
showing the amount of the reouctio"
on each phone and line.
The reelection, as enumerated peio"
look elect December l. Another le,
"uction, greater than TINS one oroeie'
under Huling 400 o.f the pubic serNio'
commission, hat,@i from August y
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
IS Torn
BY BOLSHEv|ST
RIOTS monday
Foreign Minister Says Decis-
ion On jenkins Affair Re-
mains Unchanged; Situation
Is Admitted Delicate.
BY Camille Cianfarra

(United Press Staff Correspondent
Rome, Dec. 2. - might )-Three
persons have been killed and at least
n dozen injured, many severely, in
rioting resulting from socialist demon
strations at the opening OF the chamber
of deputies Monday.
Carabincs Open Fire.
Two were killed at Milan when Cara
Diners fired upon a crowd of workmen'
One Gardiner was injured fatally
+, In Rome group of demonstrators
fired on Carabiners who returned TN
fire. killing one and wounding six
Rome was placarded tonight Will
nanifestos praising bolshevism an
urging workers to establish soviets.
At Florence loyalist and socialls
demonstrators clashed. Several Wer
injured.
| Temporary Strike Called.
The socialists called a temporar
general strike in Rome, Milan an
Florence. In Rome printers went ou
leaving the city with only two new
papers-the Popolo Romano and u
!, Osseryatore Romano. Public utiliti'
! were not tied up, however. ~
=, The chamber Of deputies this afte
noon elected Former Premier Orlan'
the governments candidate. preside
O Of the chamber.
h Tomasso Tittoni, former foreign n,
q lister. was appointed president OF
! senate by king Victor Emmanuel.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
81 Nine WORKERS
CITED FOR cONTLNPT

indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 3.--Ninety |
seven members of the United NINE |
workers of America were clted TOT
contempt of court today, charged WIN
violating the injunction against the
coal strike.
Among the defendants are the 81
international officials, district presi-
dents and executive committee men
restrained by Judge A. b, Anderson
frop, furthering the strike by any
means. IT,
The charges were filed by Dan W.
c;n,ns special assistant district at
torney in charge of enforcing the IN
junction and L. L. Slack, distrlct az
torney,
/ The eighty four original defendants
ore cited upon the grounds that the
action and talk have encouraged the
n,irars to remain on strike IN Vioia'
tion Of the express terms OF the III
i,,no+ion and that they have made NJ
move calculated to induce the miner
to return to work -, 10 :,
Judge Anderson is to, Tx pono i'.
.,..,, ofto,noon for each of the defend
ants. IT,. +ho dafend
on+s are TO appear for hearing at l
clock next Tuesday morning
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
APPEAL IN HORSE LE|N
CASE IS FILED TODAY

Notice of appeal to the supleniu rei,
oo,,rt from the decision OF judge DIS
ham in circuit court here NoVeillpei
% was filed today by William HIil',i
For nlaintiff in suit brought by houis LOUIS
weissenfels. Weissenfels hao sooa
scha fer for $3.50 alleged TO nav :
Neon due for hauling SO IL coras VI
wood near Mt. Angel, and $50 a''ol-
Nv fees which were granted ps
Judge Bingham :, o;rcnit
Az the time of the trial IN circui'
oonrt here attorneys for Schaffer con
tsnded that the team used by Weis'
senfels could not be classed as per, per
sona1 labor, and therefore were nv nv
liable to lein. Judge Bingham INV ,m,
ever handed down decision p,"o,,, ,n,
fhe horse in the same class as ,ns nna
co far as lein for. services was CON eo,,
cerned, and forthwith decioeo =, .ha h
or of We:ssenfels. 1t is beileVeu .ra sfa
lthe appeal begun today py 'u 80
Iii he based on the theory thae
: ,ain on the services of team eaii'''
e be sustained,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
lOCANBFRRY MEN TO
+. MEET HERE SATURDAY

The highest available price for logan
herries next year will be sought py
those growers who are not now uhuet
contract. This is indicated by the iac.
that meeting of all such growers II,
the county has been called lor
a,o1oo,, saturday at the auditorium OF
the Commercial club
AT this meeting plans VIII DC ioi ~ ~,
lated to gain the maximum price , ~.
tba 4 92O crop, according to Bruce Sui'
ningham, one of the largest iogahpei I,
~ growers in the courtv ara ,en" 'ee"e. ~, ~
tha movement. He said that looo ION, ,
20 barries have ALREADY been pieuse'
" .h,s novement, and it is hoped ina
soOO tons will be reached
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
CARLISLE SAYS RE
N|SJUDGED SPEED
Of PURSUING POSSE

Douelas. Wyo., Dec. 3.-Wiiilam ~
Wyoming's "parlor car trs'"
robber. is resting easily this afterhoo''
J., bosn,tal here, while deputy sher-
iffs and railroad detectives IN aoloi"
inc. room watch his every move
Carlisle SAYS he was unarmed WheA
,o was shot through the right iuhS
and captured by Sheriff A. . ho..La .
late Yesterday at the Williams ra"S
"I was not armed he toid Dr' - W.
story. Denver physician, VINO 10 re-. -,
attending the robber. i Always nv
49,, ,,,re in the brush before going I"
,.anch house, SO that ! wouiu hoe
scare the folks. When the oinoeis
l., was so startled that JUMP
ed and they shot me. ,,s-
,.,r,,o,, caught me because l mis-
h,dred the speed of the posse, .,
iiele added. After / held up tno oN
Tod Union train at Medicine DOW
wont straight to the Laramie peAs ~
| a,,a,, and have been there ever s'hoe
: Ia,a not write any letters or te'eslani'
( and { wasn't in Casper or any oA
: nlaees they said was IN 49,.
S II stopped at ranches all ',e .s. @ =
a,rina tbe last two weeks. Most .
o tha Nc ncople recognized me and cai'e'
s. me Sarlisle, ,os. canning L
it "When they got me was cois nsn
Douglas to have the wound ID my "'~'
m dressed" .,o,,, hut NO
IN necessarily critical, DIR. story s'n' 80
IL afternoon
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
TWO AMERICANS ON
EXPLORING PARTY
/ KILLED IN WRECK

Cleveland, O., Dec S'---Two Allea
ioons members Of an expiorihs eNp
ai,,nn launched Jointly by the smi'h
IT, IT. Institute and the Universal
I,nn, company. were killed In a ran,
rood wreck in the Engo tores', po
eian Congo, South Africa ana SUI s',s',,c =.
e,'',l n.hors seriously injured, aceorulhe
q, nohleeram by the Newspaper E"
tornrise association from bowtlo 4no @
Thinrrv. Il newspaperman WIN Dol
a,noaitIon from ElizabethsViile' i''
gian Congo
-. Nv Joseph r. Armstrong OF hos os
,nge,es medical director ana oO''''N
1n a7acer of the expedition .o,os
'nH,"s ny',1iam stowell of Los Ahseies 'o
motion picture director u
ditlon. ,hore of the part!
pliny Horne of Los ,sna Anse'
.rnanhar cut and bruised nno,a,
Henry N. Kohler OF Los los r not 90,
,naronher, ilv" body injuries ho' ''i
/ ious. ,,oy correspondent
noad lacerations, bruises ,,at at'N and d.
heau ,rv ," e Raven naturalist anu ,,o, ~
mem roRov shontz botanis,' w, ",
Hone, ,., ~ he expedition into the III
not ,"rest. w,ssa ' but ore in Rhoaes'a e,'s, .,
!, Edmund IIollGr, ,,hnootorrapher a
u !, George Scott chief pN0'''
in Beirs. -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
O. A. c.-NoTRE DAME

Corvallis, Or, Dec. 3.--Fhe proposou
football game between oreeUm nanaa q,
cultural college and Notre pal"e ,'al' noer az
Portland, Or. Christmas day mas ''''
dropped. o,,nced thi.
The college faculty announces meet 'i, th,
e,an0oon that il could not permit III
aa,el aantast as il would necessitate Keep
ing the equad in training "''e
examination period
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
MEXICO HOLDS
TO ANNOUNCED
STAND IN CASE
Three Killed And Many Hurt
In Disorders Growing Out
OfSOciaIist Demonstrations;
Strike Called.

,llnited Press Staff Correspondont) |
Nfovico CITY, Dec. 2,--The Mexican
covernment has not changed its atti-
t,de in the jenkins case.
Thil declaration was made today by
,luorio Medina, acting foreign minis
stor In an exclusive interview with
thc United Press
,Ntexico's position is the same today
oo stated in It's recent note to the Uni
,od States" said Medina. I'VE outlined
tto facts then, and they are UNI
,h,nged. 1t Is true relations are deli
,,ic but they are not so critical as to
cause n break | do not think they
ara boyond the possibility of an ami
cable settlement
Opinion IL Reserved.
Medina said he must reserve opinion
r.sardine the latest American note
(Which reiterated that William o. Jen-
Rims American consular agent, must
lac released from the Puobla JaiD. He
could not indicate MeXicos reply, he
enid because II would only follow the
carcfnllest delberation but he express
cd the belief that the American gov
crnment was misinformed regarding
fine circumstances OF the Jenkins cas-,
and misunderstood Mcxico's position.
The minister said he wished to mak'
MAIN that the Mexican government il
not accusing Consular Agent jenkins
Iu,t that the case was one instituted II
the local courts Mt Puebln and that tn
decision rested with them.
Relative to the conteption that tn
case belonged to the federal court Me
dina snid there was possibility
would 90 there but that the question c
jurisdiction would be decided by III
supreme court This was the first int
nation that such course was conten
plated, He did not know when Il
ruling would be made.
Forebcarancc Asked.
Meanwhile jenkins has an opportui
ity to obtain his liberty, by furnlshiI
a small bail, Hedina said, and Is beiI
wen treated. While he had not be-
formally charged Ti,h collusion wi
the badits who kidnapped him, the +
obla authorities are still investlgatil
that phase. The minister maintain
that 4 consular agent is not beyond I
jurisdiction of the state courts and c
titled to no different treatment than
private individual IN such Il matter
"f beg the American public a
press to wait and be calm and III
are sure to be convinced of the Just
Of Mexicos stand" Medina conclpd
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
SENATOR'S TO PROBE
NEWBtRRy CHARGES

washington, Dec. s.--The senate TO- 70,
49,, oraared Immediate invest'sat''h
uss .,o Eord Newberry senatorial cleo
tlon in Michigan in 1919 .nonte,,
without debate the sFnate aaopt@r M sn,.
the Pomerene resolution p'e Viu',k !. ~, ~,
s'le : sweeping inquiry into the PRIMARY @ ~
and regular election c,mpa's,s y, y,
Henry Her Ford and TRUMAN H. Ne n " %ne,fs '..',e,
~ ,o.tor under Indictment on chafeea
.rnowinr o out of the sarapa1%n.
Tha Investigation is l. gin as s'oi
as senator DILLINGHAM; cn',i ,l,,,m,'tte,
the privileges and elaet'ors ','i, y,
returns ret to the city, senato' =" -
said. "a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
Tvo Wharves Ard Six Ships
'"' DESTROYED b. Fire Todav

n.,,,n,ore Dec. 3.--Two WharVes %
b"i.rin ston Lumber company, the
tae Covernor McLane and llVe
steaniei .,a ,,ossels were destroyed by iire
, otnel woke out at one of the whafVes
shortly after 8 a. nl' TO-DAY o"
is missing.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
FVFRYTH|NC' READY
FOR CHURCH BAZAAR

With the prettily gabled oootha
elaborately decorated with liahiius
and multitude OF Christ-
mas lights, everything was IN reaon,
ness today for the bazaar to be helu
this evening and tomorrow at - Jo-
hcph's hall. Every store III the ei's
;s represented in some way or another
ond the gift booth, filled with choice
contributions from the various mer-
chants in town, is a gem OF IL MIN"
A beautiful mahogany piano ialiip
with an exquisite rose shade, Silt
from stiff & SoM silk petticoat nom
the Portland Cloak and Suit Comn'rN
a sat of aluminium ware from moore
Errniture company; and magniti-
cent niece of cut glass from Garu'ilei
and Keene. are a fe wof the CllhsS
u,or which chances Will pe soio
Thoro will be an apron booth, a pro
d,,oo booth. A candy booth, and a UNI
que fish pond, altogether ailiere., y,
fror, ANYTHING heretofore SHOWN
ca1o,, which was designed by Z. "
Niemeyer for the occasion. ooi'e
the special attractions al . -.
tnller known as the Mystery Lazy
who will tell the future, anu eiiuo'
all comers with that most enViaDie
nossessions-a past, and the supper
,u,,. ,.cb will be served by the Laole
81 tho Altar Society bot hevenhhgs'
excellent program will be presentt
this evening, and repeated tomorro
with an additional classical dance
4 jeanette sykes and vocal solo by u
"Nvstery Lady" The program |. Il
lows. selection by Ally's orcnesti
pe@ ding bv Virginia Dorcas, pul
o. 90 Mrs Leland w. Porter Vlolin 81
e. ection by Miss Mary scnoe''ie' mil ", II
+ Dance by Myrtelle shipp' pup'1 n
no Mrs. Ralph White. Vocai SOLO Wy -
It. Langenberg.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
LODGE WOULD SEVER
ALL RELATIONS WITH
MEXICO LlNlNEDLA TEL Y

Washington, Dec. "A concurrent
resolution directing President Wilson
to sever all diplomatic relations with
Mexico immediately and withdraw this
governments recognition of Carranza
was introduced today in the senate by
Senator Fall, New Mexico.
Falls resolution also would put con-
gress on record as backing up the
state departments action in the Jen-
kins case.
The resolution was referred to the
foreign relations committee.
Fall declared that evidence has been
obtained that will astound the cvun-
try when 1t is produced.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03

This ,cdr'ion oe'nv DC nvs,.
peoemhe[ asr,ods does not apply to 0oS'-
ness phones ,.+,or follows:
Inc business Phones. .o reduced
one party line, wall p''0"V'
rom ONE party line. ID desk pn0"''
from s4.75 to s4.S0, ,r.,, phone, reduced
frG% T~o oI,o party line desk pn0''''
from st suburban To to-Parts Line, ss5o t,
wall phone, reduced IRON
SS.25. a,cod from 1915 !
$3.50.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03

81 charge that the Mexican embas-
sy in Washington, the Mexican consul
generals in New York and San Fran
constantly stirring up revolution and
bolsheviki ideals, Fall declared.
"Carranza. is behind this propaganda"
Senator Shields declared that res
olution by Senator Ashurst, directing
the war department to send troops to
the border did not go far enough and
that it should be changed to declare
war on Mexico.
For the last five years there has
been ample cause for us to go to war
Shields said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
COAL SITUATION IS
ASSUMING SERIOUS
ASPECT; EAST cold


Seventy five per cent Of the
Industrial plants in Chicago
and other mid-western cities
face suspension before Satur-
day.
stores operated on six hour
bass in Kansas City, Des
Moines, indianapolis and otn-
er cities throughout the sort
coal consuming region.
Lights on streets and adver-
tising signs turned out in prac-
tically all midwest cities.
Hospitals subsisting on day
by day fuel rations. with the
isolation hospital at LaSaie'
H., forced to close,
Railroads slash schedules IN
hopes Of keeping most neces-
sary trains in operation.
Governors of Illinois and
. Missouri confer with coal oper
/ ators in hope Of procuring
! strike settlement or coal sup
k ply.
|. Confiscation Of coal resort
< ed to by officials in many cit-
< les.
]. Kansas army Of volunteers.
\ protected by armed guards
K continues to dig coal.
X Miners at Trenton, Mo, say
X ing they are americans" re-
!. ported returning to work 70
X save their neighbors from SUI
x fering." .
\ Permits issued in Milwau-
\ kee for weeks supply OF Goa
y: to consumers.
j. Newspapers suspend edition
X in Omaha.
y Five hundred Nebraska UNI
X versity students respond !
\ qcall for volunteers to dig coa'
\ -. =, l.
! X X X X X X X X x X
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
r. Fl. Vibbert, 81,
ofBrooks, Dies
Here Last Nigh

r. Fl. vibbert Of Brooks dlea /. AZ tha d
,rnital M here Tuesday evening at the
hoSp1t''o nos w o. Years. vibbert came to Ore
ase s, e. from pennsylvania in 1873 ioca'
s,' son T. Hood River. From there ne
moved o to The Dalles thence e,,nsnrt 10 ~ !.
li,U lnud, Cello and Brooks Vlopert asor, =,
ianui a,,ived by four children: Mrs Rober'
sur y, ond T. r. d. vibbert of Brooks )
n nav yibhert Of Hood River and L. )
yibbert Of salem'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
Change in Telephone Tariff Mean; : sRsi%s seSate,
% nJP.d,ced Future Charges for Sa'em ose'' s's,

One Party hesioe o75 to
wall phone, reduced from SS''0 y
'si3s. Desk phone, reduced from $500 to
$3.50 III nbone. reduced from
$s.sS TO ,arty s1,OG desk phone, reduced from
$3.50 to s2.25. ,,,one. reduced from
''-Oo our :, party desk phone reduced from
s2.25 to $500 ,o, through reduo-
The money refunded ,a 'nroa1 s,,,s. ant
ton will be applied on future re els' subscrib rib
ers,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
OREGON FAVORED TO
REPRESENT West IN
I! PASADENA, REPORT

Pasadena, Cal, Dec. 3.--Greatese IN
terest centered today in the selec.io,,
of teams to play tha east-west footoaii
classic here New Years Day.
Announcement as to whether 11ar-
ward will accept the chance 10 prove
,erself better tha nthe west has peeh
,,rom;sed for today. The commlttee III
charge expects telegraphic notifiea-
ton. so,oo-
IT was generally understood a seiec-
ton of the western team could DC eA-
pected before night, although tiefo
might be delay.
The University of Oregon has gam
cd much in favor here ana many pioN
the Oregonians as the lucky lealii'
washington, however, still is consider
eu M .no running.
Cambridge, Mass, Dec. S.-iiar'
Yards athletic commission wii iliaN'
nuhl;c tcdoy it's decision on the pro-
nosad trip of the Crimson team to TN
st he faculty, the coache'
; and the players having voted M iavor
ablv on it, the subject was feierIe'
> " L r Brgs. cAalrmah VI III
!, athletic commission. Some OF the plas
{ ars anticipating a favorable decisioi
S have resumed training
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
CONGRESS BUSY
upon REQUESTS
OF PRESIDENT
Steps Being Taken To Make
Effective Some Legislation
As Urged By Wilson In An
nual Message Yesterday.
by j.. G. Martin

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Washington, Dec. 3.--Steps were be-
ing taken today to make effective at
once some of the recommendation
President Wilson ..:-,ssdad in his "re-
construction message to congress
Much OF the necessary legislation is
already pending, having been intro
duced last session and caught In the
lam created by the treaty,
Here IL the reconstruction program
the president recommended as it stands
today.
Budget.
The house has passed the Good bill,
creating q budget bureau under presi-
dental direction and an independent
auditing system. A resolution elimi
mating the seven appropriation com
mlttees of the house and substitutinl
one committee will be considered a
soon as tie senate passes the pudge
bill, Representative Good, Iowa, chair
nan of the budget committee, said to
Gay.
Senator Mccormick, Illinois, ha
rrena~ea a nourh difforenf F'eas
introduction in tho senate, delegatin
budget making to the treasury depaf
/ ment.
Labor.
Senator Sterling, South Dakota, n
: uublican, said today he will soon re-il
| troauce his bill for compulsory invest
O cation and mediation of industrial I'll
putes. 1t provides federal investing
a tion board. empowered to step IN AT
the board of meriation and conciliatl'
d has failed. The bill prohibits strik
v or lockouts. pending the result OF |
@ federal investigation
Unrest,
Immediate action will be sought
the Sterling bill empowering criinii
i, courts to deal with anarchists, holsi
visits and reds generally seha'
Is Sterling announced
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03

London, Nov. al never
saw a place where women ws.s
neded more" Lady Nancy AS,
tor, first woman NJ. F. declares
today when asked Tor her :"
nressions of her first day as , .
Working member Of the bri'isn
law making body. s,...
Lady Nancy got her . niss
"ca,l down" last night whe
she committed the offense o.
talking to a mcmber WITHIN
the house. ,.,. c,,-
IS She was conversing with slr
John Ress and the hpessSS, -,
twice raped for order neiots
tha viscountess heard him.
she Immediately stsppeu
. outside the bar OF the nous
!. and continued her conseA
< tion.