SHAY One at the most famous of A hipmn: lines in the palmy 6.390.. “me was: the Cope line, Wm ' wtween I‘hihdelphia and 11'“ of M ‘ 359 the author 01' “Memoirs n. Cmmp" By this Hue John I dolph of Roanoke determined †' Russia when be had been w imlnister to that country by , 1 Jackson. Entering the om“ 01' icompany in Philadelphia. I!!!†' clerk In his usual mammal“. ‘ “°'- a All :kwheat Bulk of the best make; 'cellent flavor. He was shown to Mr. ' "I am John Randowh W he «316.4 wish to hm! ‘ f Liverpool In one of at†:- Irheexpected tom he was grievous}: dis! ..,. '"1 am Thoma†- ï¬lm «a Pal ~Uimm-st. men: of ï¬rst-clan *cure some at once 1". arnotap g: ï¬LIUNiI @ua Rate For BELL No “Deadhoad†Trip-1 Step in flour warm? fl 1H AN“ {Mix HI 13‘]! m m :63! IQ Luzztcnzulcc between xxghnd and deplftfl“ 1125813.†and atop 0 . {rm-u l‘unndinn P _- L-Hun‘tion to; It mprcsx of Britain March 1113‘. "N Hurt “an nhed! in. RI. \‘EI'ID.\L" OI“ .\'†Flour m ('arwi'ully seiected us-W from all lung aélkl ng m Canadian .\l. n. MLLN ASIA; Priceless {’Z‘Jï¬mm [n'ï¬lillw CRUISE a Wéflhï¬ rs ‘BU§§U‘ ‘ walling M a vim and “‘5‘ t Surat. 6019!!!“ r, dung 1‘0“ Li, Kobe 3“, ng Vang-"0“" Mei remains 1“ 1 Upfï¬ sail “0311 ml .81“ W006. a used‘ 190- which with nmuluco thl' smwmaï¬i iu‘ \\ I“ “23 mm»: 398†mu“?! xulau - -~ MURPHY- \.__ ’1‘of0n‘g nlll' «y?- mum‘s Mm. H‘- st perm; Son {mm l‘hc reward IV. MP fl QC" "MP. vm1 W. Dual-p came of a ï¬ne southern mi receive a]. . 9' when the ma war broke out he enlists ranks and carved wflh credit. Town rrrn‘oflf marsh! “a. uâ€â€™â€œ.t" (301"! t L; ontPred the enlistment service, and Ma myrtwr began b the robbery of 3 000 of Ind M~Registend in 4:671:20?!“ witb MO Coï¬rig/u Act. UllL-n - â€" _______ Thine; mi Banding ï¬at-o Tum pmsmsg. mu mix at mum exam II .....; Q" Mimi M a man Hum 99 Band M! N :mflr-kï¬ï¬‚ai; and t‘flï¬fafl: flame man an: - m- M "mu; Mm; {he mum in Muslim \. ...., mm. when m mam Mi smaty; demo .....: puma mm mm Mm wum; 8mm A w mm: vim-u may" mny mum m "r "-6 4 (WM MAP“: WM"! "18? mm M?“ mung: we 58 We his ram 5! 3m! , â€mm a! Mnemtwu la (as was a! I um tmwmn as aw“. M 9 mm. MM « --u++n m MM and mm my: mum as a Hum which t9 wane and w wMeh ...... .mm‘ g rubbery. v l.‘|cBRITAR-Y “.10 as uua u.-- -"ï¬ â€œ .. it: one time or another a fleet ex 1 Runné‘nt hotels In the United State- end "‘- uh. During thte time I worked with \ w man then on the road: end I me! be and myaeu as an euthority upon an I it “5-4131 consent, Lon John â€"-â€" was voted --: of the whole mo . John wee 9. hi hi! i a 7 an and in member of e dtetln uiehed - ‘ ‘ V» ‘w m t -11, lean npectmon. more 11 e e. Hooeier 51.; nastempr. Hie nervous. euntume tempere- ' hm always on the move. He could not~ con- ‘“ w‘ to sit down and do nothing for twenty "3 M n time. but must be up end moflnc about. ’ Wonderfully rapid while et work. and could "' T" rooms in one sconce than my other an n ‘ business. He must have had In on of e ï¬gm- sensitivenese. for he never etooped to 1:- ~ "1° door in order to tell whether the breethlni â€.‘A‘TTYY‘Vfle‘ indicated aloof. He would wen: rlgh ».. “ 'W‘r and go immed etely to Work. * . ~‘ ~“‘ ‘- a fortune, but blow It In he that as be t A ‘: Homo. which was ac jrlln‘ Ind‘ During his 9. Lecture. he never *rote ‘ ‘-:'m Vquuently re! ed to hut- Irom him Jon‘- 5‘ a â€me. CHAPTER xxx, Mums ‘4“: “F.“ n; msz upum r :hu luck 91;; .J[ .1 main pus] .qur ta" u; (m: gun“ but: {rum the lack. in: has locked n 15 easily in untll he found. tor ILh-hnmnd. V'a.. was uhlnnuhle hoarding ho m Hmn keep a careful I Iv-H. wnnks after that 0111 Hing gt intimacy. . a Mu Wuhan-q in ma quiima. 99 usiiy upuueii at night. Th. ggygwg u max plain and utturward inggniy i mare push will open tho gang, it; but i> “sinned withuut waving: suelt ha: locked his door and n- u (in: luck, the luck is upeneq with has loukcd the door and lett NIB ‘5 easily turned with 8. pair 01 key- is drawn by inserting through the wire to Whitih is fastened a string; tea". the bolt ceases to give trouble. y "mans of obtaining access to ;\ thief may come under the pro- ; tin: rooms. or he may pretend to Ali. a piano tuner. or some other bnurding house thief has succeedeq in a. respectable house, he usually hour, and at that time cleans out ‘e-nis. . AL_. 1 md to practice a method Inn, 1. with himself. He would watch he found. for instance, that mmnd. \'n.. was spending two [Me boarding house of Mrs. So- 1‘ Nu! clerk a tin bux. wuwu. u mz‘gc sum of muue)‘. Each-“123i, 'Iw~.x.‘d mu. m- opens this tux box. | amu‘cd with bank hates. ta‘kea : x» L111, locks the box and returns 1 In the desk with a man who has xm for a large sum at many. \ {rum the clerk. lays it on thc ; -ming it, and ï¬nds he has m “may disturbed at this. and \ my the bill, He hands the box mi asks him for the loan of a. few . tvnutuver the amount of the bill \nsmith can be found to open tho .wuommodated. whereupon he in:- :t’»; and when the bu); is ï¬nally â€1 people, it is found. to con \2115 of money. ' \’ years as a. crimlnu I did nothlnt :10 as this line made hunting .2 -â€"-5h-- - I‘ll 1' Mb, 1913 Proton-or 0‘ DIM"! ofï¬ct‘r's departure; Tar frn'tr ‘rau ~~~~~~ . :wngrsjgud mg: uuey. "aéh_ wee .._ quns this tin box. bank hates. ta‘kea .e box and returns eye, to ï¬nd 0M1 method that. I p4._.- «Irv: £13"; NHL: Exlkgiéii‘é xl HIM: home WW9 {B u}. F38!" {Uf HU-‘h tflrrcu , u. ...... ..__ -, rum!“ new“ mu summer, About midnight 3mm“ 9mm 9M t9 mm: us want t9 the mus" ream. but MW 89 9m: ‘23. wssehmm was mm m m ream dtrectlv 59m" (tom the 9M Eumvm Md hm 1m, Bumvm lumped It u FROM a flow 499" may 1mm ht: own, and put the key-always mtg HM! tools, ‘3‘!!! watchman had cguuoully opened No 4003‘ cm 5 «out, seams Sutuvm It work. no draw nu piltol m4 and at him. The bullet struck the thin: 13; tho ll“ IMO. and. baths a No. «a. it lnfltctod a leartul wound. Th0 report at the revolver brought out all tho guano, ï¬nd there was great exoitemant. A doctor, who won on. at the union. examined tho woundod nun and sold that the injury was moms. Sullivan was taken to a. hospital, where he soon died. At the time at his deuth. he was engaged to bo max-nod to Long John's utop- daughtor; and Long John w“ holdtng unto {3000 o! Sullivan's mono?- ‘A__ Ah- .hnnfinfl. tn. Sullivan's money. In lees than aix month: after the Ihpoting. the girl married Bob Wright, a hotel than who had worked with John for a. good while. 1 have told earlier in my memoirs how I used to work with Bob. At times. he was a crank and hard to get along with; and when halt drunk. he was a bit dangerous. He alwnyl carried a gun and, as he had need it on several oo- casione, I e gave him a. wide berth when he had liquor in himâ€"nut through fear. but to avoid trouble. In many or the big hotele the rooms Were dead easy to enter, there being only a lock and a bolt. The bolt we would usually ilx in advance. by removing the noule. placing a bit of match under it, and ecrew- ing it back into position. This would keep the bolt from going in, and the lock would be eaeiiy beaten with the key-nippere. During my career as a hotel thief. I beat moet of the leading hotels in the country. One of the Cleve- land hotels was an easy mark' and in Philadelphia. the Glrnrd House and Lu P erre (afterward e The Continental Lafayette) Were particularly easy. liote w very hard. It was beaten only by the morn- ing stir-a , oi when so crowded that mattresses were put down in tho pill'lUl‘l. on; in this hotel there were (‘39 Li the room do doude ovhs, one inside and one outside. and two keyhole: that did not communicate. llotween the two keyiioien With it ihin iron plate. which prevented the door from being opened from the outside when it had PUG“ locked on the inside. There Were also into inside mite. Hence the hey-hinting Were absolutely une- il‘FR; and neither lmit i‘Uii d be reunited thrpugii the hmhoio. In New York oity the [tutor Home. the t. vaimlna and the Metro milieu wore in i easy. Beside: than. there were it mun -er of smaller hoiieeemiiotebiy tiin l‘i‘t‘m‘niiirililiit oouid ho viii-lily touohed. Humming or the ignnuiwntel liotol. iii vidiminlphln. iviiiimin mo in! A immiehilia' them limt mm oi“ the iunni rwiiinn Mini. ’i‘ho twn chin! print-n in the affair worn Hinton] iiniiiitmzni'. Who “on lini’u in Ivlil‘nnuitl the i'inui h' nowmhinm ui â€in \‘mhiumi i'nmohuiui. and ilig iiili i'nimciii. n uuimi how-i thinr. , . .. i.ii.._....v “ml it tiuniiuuiiutit «if Latnyoite Ulriu‘st‘k’t tmutmm‘vr. wnn “np . t‘rcnvh'HM‘M'mnnnt at Hm \‘mtttuwn Lia! 1H1 um Unmwlh. It nutmt ltutut ttttnt‘. unlwt'ul ttuuluugnt' mut u ttcuuumtunt warn Hm l'nttt'nntfltlul‘Vt’d ut Frauen. t rt'um \‘urktuwu. Hm I-‘rwwhumn mum tn and rrgulvt‘wl Mt Hm Conulwnttfl. It“ Hm llmnt nutuhvutmt room tn the \ounu wun arintgltrfl tn tlmm. A banquet. Wat! tttnllltuutnhwl warty tn anuthal‘ wattuu ul‘ Hw,. um nut return tn the hotnt untlt u Mmut an tmur utter this. L‘nnuvll . lunmu method. ttm ttuur lutvtug 1m. m1 qum-kml, aumw-ctmt in autumn; Um I "rushing“ u [um- nt’ pantulumta. ha gut u aunt trlml tu run uwu). 'l‘lxa utmlstu l“:- rtght ut “hi lmulu. alumnus a. he Want. mmluu \suu rutaed, ulut mum) at“ tlm gut uf tin-tr rooms to lvul‘n the uuuuu ut the NH wua outlaw-«t nu thu next lluur am up to Hanerul ltuutauger. who. on tm n3 t humwnml, tried tu shunt Mm. "u wuut . tilu't'uwlml had he nut lnwtt restrained. t‘umu-lly u'ns tukan tnnuudtutely tt huuar. umt thu wat day was rutlrnudml 11 mmmvr. ’t‘he grand Jury was tn auuutun A trm- NH wns rumut, uud hq was urrul lle- plmulml gullt}. Wm; Bantam-mt tn t'vnltrntlury mut hmdc-d thrro in time ‘ t‘htlmlvlphln pnlmr Hum that if t‘mmt-tly u rub any unu Mae 3 show we nttvmpt t given Mm: but that the “legit: with sent up was the ntttcnme 2 l“r(-nvtnn:m hnw nulrkly jug Stan‘s. t‘umwtty. like most at the ma utt'lflh. â€A...“ “a", ‘1‘. hit â€18.50“ Mall! Hum h! In bent Stm awn N115. . of tlt‘ n‘ Imus nbvléslig t m an» rm (Ha NW: ‘sM'm-I-t In the Frencnmau - at mm.-." .. _ fl only one of which wu docked. Jackson jimmied tno latter Open end round e cod-sized wooden box. also locked The bot we: li’ewise uickly Opened, end there was the boodle. It was 30 ulky that Jackson found great difï¬culty in getting ewey with it. He hastily wrepped some at the money in a. newspaper. end carried it out under his erm; the rest of the money and the Jewels he laced about his person. He at away euccoestu 1y. When the Frenchmen returne and discovered his loe he became wildly excited. new to the ofï¬ce end tr 0%“ explain mat- ters; but his knowledge of Enzlie we: extremely imperfect. and it wee eome little time before the hotel omciele recognised the oircumetence: of the case. The old entlemen’e Ito? ebout the iernonde wee be- lieve . beceuee the otei eople hed eeen them on him; but the tale ee to the mmenee emount of money wee doubted. for it wee against the most ordinary dictates at common eenee for any man to keep euch e huge eum about hie room. The hotel pieced the one in the hands of the Pink. ertone. It beppened that two or three den before the robbery is Pinkerton men hed met Jeckeon et Lon; Branch. He hed. eleo eeen Jockeon in the Weet End Hotel end bed followed him eround for e while; t u Biiiy we: not e gueet et the hotel. the detect- ve bed eeeeed to pey eny further ettention to him. ithouxh the detective knew Jockeen the letter did not know the Pinkerton men. Hed he done eo. he ,would heve kept out or the detective’e wey. When the robbery occurred end the code wee . e.__‘- tuner -. flflfl- thou‘ht When the r01 puced In tho pm] of Jackson: and the country W9" months -nfter the me; Bmy face t‘ “A __a 58m \nnhwt warty m ul llul return u m an Imur uttn method. Um u Ml, Human-dud I up." u puh' nt’ pr WI iu'ruu uwu). 'l‘llu mun-u. . - i hi3 hrmlu. uhuuilng u. he Wuui. A great com- “qu ruined. ului muny ui‘ ihu uueuil name oui. r rooms in lawn the mums ut the uuile. wua cuilurmi nu thu next ihmr. and wan brou ht: a iuuerul Huuimmer. who. on living told what mi, tried in shunt him. [in wnul . perhaps. have iml had he nut hm-n rtesirainad. na-liy “us (alum imnn-diuiely to the station umi Hm m-xt day was rniirmulmi in a surprising r. The grand Jury “us in nesuinn ut that time. Mn WHH i'umui, nnd liq was arraigned i vourt. mum! guilt). Wm; wniem'mi tn the alien: ntiux'y mui landed tin-r0 in time for Iuppor. iii that it L‘unm-lly ha made an vlphin pmmr mi ‘1 m rnh any um; rise a show would no bun him: but that tho ceiarity with which he w t m was the nutcnme tit admit-n t6 show mum hnw quit-My has it: moves in tho Uni cg «*nmibiiy. iika most U! the mob. has pause is' .iarksnn «as EV kit- ih has an , ‘mnb‘; midflwi ii {he prissi i‘e igvrminn Va}?! ‘ . . Hh mm b wt tii-hssmi. ‘ * "v' -~.A.i LL. kaHQG-h n mnh K“ N: H“ pH‘e Hf ‘ MW his k? wivmnulxkls wjuakice ‘mmea m tno unlu: “Re most b! the mob. has pause; m “as“ b in H1 bdnrnfad uh {‘15};me l'o heath-pmtrm I133?!) {Mb as: thaws“? ï¬ns pir or! x itâ€? bhbh b mm mm an H- magi a .1Hn «knit :t m h aflkw bhï¬tbfl “WV; ’h â€REM w{Ms bï¬wui kw}; “t “Wt. nus)? Mix: bflrrkihk , nut bum“ ! mkan im -xt day WH“ ,uul Jury \H rmmd, uud er 8.! a HUlCI Luna" . in the country. One of the Cleve- n only mark' and In Phlladelphla. and La Perre (afterward the The Continental al‘tlculurly easy. (1. It was beaten only by the morn- x so crowdvd mm mattresses won hugt“ â€â€â€œr' n “UIUOINMH‘ nt Frauen. lhll‘fl“ mums U Ll‘I IUU'I' dummmtunt M hahyuna ’ M‘rum‘n. Hn rawrnum mu mums tn I‘tulmiflhhu «MM. Iulln aoulmntuu a [Na muun l'm'lnr L‘râ€"vs unmet Wuu laudarod m. u‘ uuuuuu ul‘ Um «My Mu! unï¬t uutll ulmut II A. M. |. L‘unuvll . by loum m - Mum prunahly use“ la! rrluu‘ Hm ruum. WIUIO ma. ha taut a rank tumblo , uhuldu Frau-Inna" wul 1. ha Want. A great com< y ul' Hm Mumâ€- «Ime out auuuu u! the mule. an â€MW. and wan prqught “yam: $963 :33} imooa to uni-rur- "â€"‘And now there unopened no an..." ,_.- -_ ._,e â€calm one": The «tomato. on» not-on nu boon nuanced; the Mien no man. wont to moon Me «a. tit found the door open ma Jock-on me. It on oholutoly. “upon-m. to: aim to flu mum cm door hen the melee: to some unknown person In toque-noun†opened It from the «moo. ‘ in. but mm door thot led from the m1 Into an been opened. The iii-manna)! quot- uon we. who Md dohe um. on It We“ Inna-word. The ï¬lm of the mar“! than to olloo woe to emu with“: e my one. and um ulna some «I: «more: in: not!!!“ come union Juneau much out from m an end went“ to Giovanni». new†the “ma who “men or New “Hm we he arrived than c "Hum. Wary «mu. ï¬e éfolted to Phfledeibhm eluhed up; Wen! In): moment) in autumn. Ieeufed e Nf-Mlhed room. and around In Inmewhu ntmbby mm. m an M0 meaty. humming m make mom-r mam. um the Ethan a! “mum man. Purehulnu A crowd. a. won! an! to tho-Hummenl Quiet-n end "teem whet luau-e ta Jase e um- um. end one mm may to be flown.“ fer many mm Hen he plum! mu Beams. waieh mu Insuruwï¬numa up and gleam m I Ha use: 5. Hum returned to m. ream. n his one!" In MI mlaa Wm WM m we. mums wound with i me my! an Mn“: Juklefl Fomnmm m tin-mu «My e “w an": #10 men rue-9 mg “mu. gamma um am; 9! e (mm: mm "mum mm, mm 5 amen 012mm“! to“ under NI um» um “mum . w; 0! m mm. mm as 99““; Q NHQMM‘ bound In; kWNHWW- â€M “New" Mtg! Wu Lawton. whm M "W“ “Wm“ â€M†,. _.. â€m... unlunlid the drill end 5" For some years chnsuu ........-_ _--_,, 7 life of luxurious ease. although he dld not squander the money. and occasionally took a trick. This wu an old habit of his that he could not resist. An interesting episode was how he best an Amer- ican woman of considerable notoriety in San Fran- cisco. She had madeaa great deal of money, most of which had been squeezed by blackmail from a prom~ inent mushroom millionaire. 'Jaokson knew her by sight. although she did not know him: and he was surprised to see her so far from home. on s P. a u. steamer bound for Constantinople. She Was looking for suckers. and so was he. When she saw him. she sized him up as a man of means. and decided to annex him as an asset. This Woman was not only handsome. but possessed many accomplishments' and she was a popular iixure { t bundle or wherever she wont. l or maid, a per so or mouthpiece and knew her part well. her mistressâ€"her widow- hood. her great wealth. her goodness, her charit --in fact. everythifng that Would make madam prom nent t a t r. and Rough After an elaborate play by these, two slt‘ens. .lnclt- lantlml. in son was. as they thought. neitvd. but not fact. it was ust the oontrary; for at Alexandria. nnnds and about icnynt. ho wai ted qi‘l with all her dim _ ._ ., â€4.. .. mnnhol‘ that no tum-hie __ After an 3 on has. “9 ac!» H W“ g ho w Iuoo. ind him to an Hun. mm nu... -u-.. m... rammmt ImI‘ ropmnuun I "warn. wlmm pI-a nuved to Wfll Hun nurtud rum! frï¬nndu. In H! ant-mun Hum that tho mun-um. r nuns! vunuuunuuw mdr at um-uw mot. and Hm! Im haul no 60M†03‘ mnnm utlur ho hm! Ian mm 10m- nven your: .luuluun earth. enjoying Minn". an (Inn naturally wtll. A; Hm “wrath Ml llnu ho was row than all he "turned tn um \‘nnnd mm law. In mun! uf Hm “an. pr! the printmar. Ilcmvo. U n vmn! «muhwd away fur lhn Unu- up: a had In «Hy unrvml MI time An JM' an" wuum have mu- mutation Ind hm! new uvon that no harm (-unld humwn m In (M- ha wna “My mlulnkon‘ ho madu no cnnvenimem n truly about. no romulmd n "mo. and than went to 9.2. law nu-ulnlll on 1m robbery Whg reading room at the Southern 113ml. when he waa aeen and recognised lay Sergeant 10m Henneuy. who knew all-ebout the escape and the reward ““er He collared Jack-on.“ took him to headquartera an turned him over to captain Hills. then the chief. Jackson could haVe been turnud up. if he had put up the money; but believing that he ceuld not be legally held. he would not Iay it ‘cent. although h had on his pereon at that ime “000. He obtaine counsel. and a writ ot habeaa corpua was awern out- but when Contain )fllla awore that he was an eacnped convict. the Judge remanded him to Jail to await the action of the aherii! of Monmouth county. N. J. The aheriff came on at' once and claimed the priaoner. He took him back to Freehold. the .cuuntx/ aeat; and. hav- ing obtained a new commitment. de ivered him into the cultod of the warden of the Rate prieon at Trenton. here he remained until diacharged, two years and tour montha afterward. From what Jackson had been told by the warden. he believed on his commitment that the unexpired art of the ten years would mean a three yeare' een- ence; and that u on this he would be allowed commu- tation: but the card of inspectors decided that he must serve every day. and could obtain no commute- tion. Jackson hen wrote a letter to ih gonmor of New Jersey. w 0 had been his rminee at the ï¬rst trial. The governor answered him. caring that Parker. the newer. serving the heat intereets at his piient. and .ar ergr the governor. set-Vin - "'9 5’" t.. . .__ e--.¢1'v tin d. .N“. â€.r' “The nimble Frenm ï¬iï¬ier. the diet“. and Interests of |u hfl FOCHTF“ \‘m'lu. hut he [u I1" "H": “' rh"fl""" Imf srp. wlwm uh“ [MNN‘ umu‘ N in" fln‘t‘ "N†omuuummlu and Hm! MG 1 » too you. In the pulmonary. nut that. happcnod the nuns“! pm of am mun The morning dul- Junon ma ban 6. the jnller. u unuu, wont to unlock hll an, m the dobr opqn ma Jack-on (one. It wu ly Impossible for hlm to hive unlockod m. m the Inside; to some unknown potion m onnbly opened It from an oumao. ....' u-.. flnnf that led from tho 1:11 Into tho iévtvrd. no mu one nun-u u... - _ 1mm ran 3H“; mm. oflort toh «cure a Ms! 0 M4 now: (mm or. w u a x uncured b rm- now. “mum. u n lumk m a, mu no N no he! Hm n Wm- nah fur . Hun. and Mom om mmwy and dtnmundm um! 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This In did. A writ was “and am. and we prllonu‘ wu brought before Bennett Van Bycle. Juwkuon'o hwy“ munulnod (hat were would be commuta- mm on me (has )‘Nll’l' um ce; mu ulvlmrd Mark- ton. the attorney tonernl, um ngnlunt (his und won. 80 Jack-on went bar? (0 prison and rmrwd MI term. . . .n._. L...‘ Inns" («and Tho money and v upon chknon by Capt hm when the uhorm‘ n h. “NM!“ NM prllml prowl-w over In tho . Ion mud. 3 mm; In! vnuld um um Hm prc WM H WMIIG 1m hm Hon-I'll Mon. Hum kn Puma". Mflln Hm mun ‘hul â€"4 â€llmnhl I' In.†mum! u mu Hm Mm; fund. ol-Ill Qulvl‘uml flhnl‘Ih (“~1th ul Minus mm IMp "nu rIH‘elm-l,‘ Mm \ulH Kraft wm we oould Balihbii hfllh; H1! IIIOt Anitaâ€"A WW- Ono am g“ u.â€".. w. , uh tor urn-alas. rflâ€"A burfl‘ry. Bangor-wuerâ€"A â€no! (Mot. hillyâ€"taunt. "Dom; the ends" .g‘w way" u pretending to b. Cn-A mutt. gumâ€"A night-w mum. Bakerâ€"A ghtol. nu ltâ€"Btop wo: Bonkâ€"A Ju 80. A III-810"“.- Chou. crux: m antâ€"To at me but on" To Christenâ€"To u "I rob. 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