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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 31, 1910 · page 6

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' WWW“, . March -idore
. 950 delegates at tho tlolit
liters of the American utio'u

 

s condition than It has our been,
ough at no time since it foundlnl
it been ill “low ebb." financially

therwlss.
he church was hca lifiiily and

. counted for l "menisci.
0W6“! weld will); in i‘ll»
‘ the Mill aild‘ the re-
, n3 officers chair was picturesque
l its embiiilsiimt Ill. The voting dele~
' It pews of fthei
roll. the notes it “.0 hell “or-
ins speclu seats reserve for them.
0 dole ates were the guests of the
nam hapter. the members of
; h met the visitors at the trains
escorted them to the church. The
old sewers, ,due here at 10: 30.

istrap yesterday morn.
. iet tho delusion oil to attend
conference.
abuslness session opened at it
.. and continued until can when
_ ileon‘wss'ldrm bit :3) rulers of
‘ chili-.ch At the bust ass session.
. orts “of the various officers were
dcomruittoep reportedoo the
work entrusted todhsir consideration
Most of the delegates left shortly af-
Q icstclday altomoon. after ou-
13mg a dsv in Greenwich during
hidh business was coupled with
auburn. MAny of the visitors pre-
tried to see places of historical In-
1:5” in the village. and they grail
lied their ambition instead of attend-
in% the sessions of the conference.
he state regent Mrs. .lnhn ..

Buell presided at the morning's ses
slob. Seated with her on the plat
form were Miss Jennie E. Kent, re-
sent or Putnam Hill Chapter of Green-
wlch and Mrs J. 1‘ Sterling. of Bridge-
port Vice Regent for Connecticut
Miss Susan Mead offered the Opening
prayer and the 250 delegates sang in
'u iaon the State U. A. R song Miss

out then greeted the delegates in a
graceful welidelevered speech. illi-
mediate!) thereafter reports were
submitted. Mrs. William. Tyler Brown.
of Faith Trumbull Chapter. Norwich.
the state secretary, erad a‘ieport that
contained much interesting informa-
tion. The report of the General Utill.
ty Fund was read by Mrs. bouts K.
Curtis. of Soutiilngton. and that for
the State Commisibn on Patriotic Ed-
ucation was read by Miss Clara lice
Bowman. of Bristol. A recess for
luncheon was declared about noon
Thesiiftornoon session opened at i
p. m.

The ushers were Mm. Eroderick llv.
Bray. chairman; Mrs. Clayton W.
Finch, Miss Ruth Buff, Mrs. Charles
'Burnea. was Bury Chopin

The report at the state regent
shoved that remarkable strides had
been ands during the past year by the
Connecticut Danxhtcrs and that tilt'
membership ha grown iii propottion
to the [treatise t compilations holds
in the state Just before adjourn
merit, the automatic; committees
brought in the names of candidates for
a treasurer to succeed Mrs. IA. K. Cur
tin. of soothingtcu. and two new coun-
sailors.

who Connecticut olfioers who will
me during the ensuing year will be
formally elected at Washington next
month when the annual continental
“ingress of the D. A. R. will he held

ihfibnnancv .IN connecricur.

One or the political development:
which is going to surprise tire country
I" the congressional nominations
(tolls on during the summer. will be
the exhibition of insuraont sentiment
in New England. says Mari: Sullivan
m.” article in Coliiar'l. Exception
Congressman A. P. Gardner oi Mas-a
(idiot-oi.“ the indulgent area has been
about entirely restricted to the Mid-
dltiWent, but there will be It mod
my insurgents in the next Contras-
tibia New York and New Erratum.
gal; letter is irorn a Connecticut mem-

rm Dear Sir: Replying to your int
Mammal (looms-icon delegation
not under obligations to Speaker

as moot of them have felt the

 

 

‘ nil-ital his hoot."

‘Terlonally. i did not vote tor Mr.
Mon when he was nominated for
W in the Reno loan caucus

at the commitments t oi the use

Quinn. and should not support
lilo) ii a member or the next House of
Representatives. .,

‘ “Yours with respect "

,? fl. 8 Henry "
9;. MM
MIG. LOWRV IAGK.

 
 
 
 

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i ii. , th as e troy/ray, of
" area from her

igloo the names
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‘ that titles-isomer tells
. on rm” than h“ 3069mm
mail “WISE! id thiliii.
will Iho wan :live.

fififlfio‘: y MWMVIO:

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: town u

not filth W0 b
so unto on.

NEW YORK, omit ‘ lilac—TIM
lino l r's otth o! loot an
Bur till dint so lit

y ver most as rat new no, In
and the police in c-ansctlon with in
recent plundering f thzmaichnlon

i 0.000 but lid in.
Chester. charged ith the cri
third man who was with Cunn “(ill ‘
and Chester just hilore they were“
can?) tin still mlsaJ x. in live trun
fill the 354i I0 l mtanids‘nn
oldies; visit rdcdvldd Indians]:
'i‘ue «up an yesteldsi“
m'i‘he comp “leiciiesl or tile hurxlilrs
outfit found In one If the trunks ship
pod hero by the and excited comment
in police circles today." Extensive
montoi'nnda or fact about details oi
Southern nod Wes rn Banks, lndicaL
ting plans for a rs of no mean or
portions on strong boxes or financial
institutions in that territory, were all
so discovegjed.

.jitlAL. “co" _

3,700 Page: ’0! l vldonco In the
Krltehman Cassi—Why the Doe- .

PM it.

of interest inc auction with tho
KritcliihanvMitchell In'urder cuss which
has just been concl tiled in the spoon
lor court are the a tistins economics
the case. in the t lai in New. Haven
there were 3.700 no es of evidence in
trounced invoivin bout loo words to
a page. The trio Ith all the export
nos entrusted will least in the not
borhood of $15 000 There were i '00
pages of evidenco l the first miss'triul
lIi Waterbury. 'i‘hii coroner ”a report
also involved about ”on pages or clout-.-
Iy typewutien paper.

From good authority copies the run-
son for the sudden cpsrlurc or Dr. A.
K. Rutkankns lei hlcago i‘Iom New
Haven. As will bill remembered. Dr.
Rillkaukas came to visit Sophie while
she was on trial nndl it was stated that
the two were com .d. it Is now
brought to light list svhcn he heard
the "love letters" urltien by the girl
to Mitchell. he discovered that iic had
an important case tin Chicago and
made all posnlhlo halide for that placc.
As far as can be lo I'llPIi nothing has
been heard from th doctor since if
one inicrostcd ink trouble to look
back on the rose it will find that the
doctor left New H van shortly after
the "love letters“ had been introduced
as evidence in the Krltcilnisn ruse.

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KENNEDY To TIIITIFY AGAIN.
Made the First RtivOiatlous in the

New York insurance Scandal. ’

NEW YORK. illsich alwmtisded
that nothing more regarding corrun
lion in connection with fire insurance
legislation at Albany was to be gotten
Just now out. of William H. Buckley.

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

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‘ nrotnut it cure as n titty cunt treatment
" ill Papa‘s Diuretic, which any druggtst

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

. auroral dam oi.
psii Dial-silo all mister from a lame

allowed or swollen eyelidi. nervous
Manx. irritablllt‘. d sin-as, warns
l. traitors or symptoms
, “overworked or “damned kidneys.

“.,,.Unoontrollnhiu alumina. frequent
urination (allheuisliyd at. night) and
ill iii adder tier: out! a. . . .
' Thin unusual preparation goes at
pans to the disordered kidneys. blur
dot and urinary system. and distrib-
uies It healthy. cleansing and vitalit-
in; in conch directly upon the iii-sans
and glands attested. and completes
the cure before you reptile it.
The moment you suspect any kidneys
br uriuar disor or. or feel rheuma-
tism coin us. he a taking this harm:
innit met! as, with the unowteagsuuit
the other remedy, at any price
in” Ellyn/hold! one in tile world.
which will eil’ect so thorouxh and

». idiom rhuumatillli. Mini stitches.

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

can supply.

Your physician. pharmacist anhcr
or any mercantile agency will I it you
that Pane. Thompson a Paps or Ctn
clnnati is a large and responsible mod
iclne concern. thoroughly worthy of
your confidence.

Only curative results can come from
taking Papa‘s Diuretic, and a tow days‘
treatment means clean. active. healthy
kidneys. bladder and urinary organs-—
and you loci tine.

Accept only Papa'sfiiuretIc-«Iitty.

cont treatment—«trons any drug store
~anywhero in the world.
WITH THE STATE SEERETARV
, thousands as rollnwli have‘ueen
tiled in the silica of the stale accre-
tari':

i‘srtiticato of Incorporation of the
lialioid Drum company of New ilrltl
iiin. The company is to manufac-
lurc a composition known as liroruo-
li‘iss. The authorized capital stock
is 50.000 and business will be- starl-
cd with half that amount. The luv
corluiruiors are William E. luau ut
i-lantcrd. James ii. ilsilcrnn and
Thomas F. Egan. in. of New iiriialn.

Certificate of orxnnlsnliiin of the
Gibson Realty annually or Norwnlk.
'l‘hc dinners arr: President. Frederick
id. Whilehcnd: vice-president. donate
0. Simpson; seminary and treasurer.
Frank Hudson.

ticriiilcnlc Iii” incortmrntion iii the
iircskyh‘itnpiro company oi “Tilhll‘imi‘i
The company will deal in farm and
luod products. The cupiiai is 35.000
nod business will be started with
£2,000. The lncorporatora are Henry
llroalti. Philip Shapiro and Samuel
Gordon.

Final certificates of dissolution. of

 

legislative agent at tire insurance com-
panies. Superintendlrnt oi insursnI-cl
Hotchklna is annealed to bark back}
next. to early develolliments in his son

national raid on logislatiic secrets

Elijah R. Kennedy}, the
agent who mails thlil ilrst revelations
In the inquiry. wan xpcrtod hack for
futiher questioning illidm. Mr Hoteli-
lilss nus anxious tol lentil If iiit’ t‘id-i
cm disbursei ol II o insurante corn
puny funds in Him had refreshed his
Inomtut stifllciently to remember the
names of some Oiiiii individuals lic-
side Gnome W Aldiidge to whom he
made paimcnts whih seeking in limb-

of the companies.
for the Republican i

lied when Illneiilliily sworn
were other
couldn't recall to whom
tirade.

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SUSPECT! HILIABED.

Man Arrested In Fa a Robbery Cm
Occurs Ball.

The nircsts in thl Perils Inliiierv‘
«one which has boo undoi- investin-
ti‘on by Sheriff Haw ey and the state
police have not yet been completed
and the suspects will were believed to
he in New York a .w days use are
said to have evade the authorities
and their present met-cahoots is us-
know. Mohamed Farris. who was
mound of nearly 38 00, is the propric.
tor or a fruit store in Danhury. He
was attached by his companions dnr
in: a drive from D ubury to Erin's
port relieved of his ousy and thrown
from the WIIDH nes Lon: ilill
Three men under min in Bride
port on suspicion of avio Itnoivle to
or the robbery who can hold in
the arid; Jail . bench wart-nt-
:rlin intlle c inal su rior court. were
‘r ‘0an Tuesday In

dihedral for t
'iiiiils'ld. tit Dnnbury.

sling in the short
in}? lili‘ iiiidtr “mi,

Ni. Burst
hollowed tho
before the and or 7. present week.
William Tllli LIV soils.
to aunt-sad commisslnnsrl
add to il‘otiiiiy not: «tilt to take all
thii audition lit layers or the new
853mm Line trolley . d thrash diction
raw a town :- lin-
some conditio . retarding
lli lit that the rail d company oil
. 1 / . ' .* ’.

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'i‘hsproadvis now .,
the, (3th
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tun lly Without
he has been an
to capture the
said yesterday
it idiot dine at

 
 
 

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legislative]

 

gr “‘0 p‘flm‘e Of a “l ‘u in? "‘terefit (‘lnfll‘ lflilei‘. Buxxrllinu "H“
Aldridge got u 000 the deliwru of the Map rock vlhlcll
nmpnl‘n fund “1 VII“ ”00“ dflifll'fid
his district, and the; Republican state ““0“” "9 "“93 ‘0 "WNW ‘0 ”‘9 ”lib
committee got 35.00.1(eunedy icsii- "i
There dressiux us have been carried mar to
olivine is. but Kennedy ”l" “WNW?“-
Wm. commissionrr limit. will help to

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n hailcfuiloi

the t‘oichcsicr Manufacturing (‘iilii'
puny of (loiciiestcr,

(‘crtiticatc of incorporation tifilio
Mutual (lip-nai- company-oi iirccuwich.
‘llic company In In conduct an auto
garage. The capital is $4 000 and busi
ness will be started with $3000 The
iucorporutors are llsrri G Williams.

Allin \l' Kliln. lohn A i‘lurk and
Thomas .1 Engnu

 

i To ON. PUBLIC HIGHWAYS.

To the neiocimen to sixteen towns In
the aisle whole the hlxhwuis ucri'
oiled last year. lligllwui t‘omtuissioner
James ll. MacDonald has sent a cir-
pending

u mud scraped

travel such screenings and top

This treatment the
keep
the moisturc in the road until the or
rival of the lrup rock which is needed
for repairs and it will also form a
cushion fill the stone «lion applied
“lilo. sluts sill pity tiircooiiarlcril of
the expense

’l‘ho commissioner suits that it is
his purpose nilcr the spilutrts hurls
'Iiccn npplied to trust tlIi- toads withi
ntiullict application or oil so as to
keep the limit down during the sum-
mer. The system of oiling which was
carried out iii unit a low towns last
your will he conducted on a more or
insulin sonic this summer. the coin-
pilsaiolior says.

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castles oAvs guns nus? PAY.

NAIiiV March it
"Kiln has ILilanotiilm-now he must pay
" lidlcr." says Manager Frank
than“ of the Cuba "The Chicivgb
lielllld club will not contribute ohe
nay toward the payment of that $100
Elie imposed by the National Commis-
ion. Zlohn alone is to'hlnnie. althcu h
In I the penalty to beyond run It.
Othr players have committed (realist

 

lines. Willi: mg) back and in the
Inap‘o he spin i'liwo your: use. i
am confident that no club on earth will

ever on
" “i ill he it!“ to have Kiln; back

 

* with the team. for ho Is one at tho

* collided “Wiflilllii

in twill!!!“

lit-$303."

all his at

a 9
“Hi

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0. Smith

form right all
N I
Maliagitsnlt—G.

“chatter. (it: 14.

twin? cuwnl J» ili" Ha;
mill” illiyt. nuuW‘ ‘
i all“?

liar r. u
is. it. _i

 

wflm Ella“ ct iii
, has

 

hotlwfllvvolsad Louder.

midis” Pharmacy.

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hflelhllw and escaped with smaller

“MW a lot of

moon is l air“;
Iii. on r in m. r.
«y

mWw’llgiii’ triad Oren

when : it Ll
. Hurlini'
H! “mm EA my!“

iii nfrlliil'll u

. «Wench ii All”! 24.
My. Charles F. Milli!)

will?“ Wflogumgl‘nimtgmfil"
ism a I a
were yos‘tweiidhy Oflliorlllu' in
.3gt sulphuric innsussc the move-
! or s Manhunt Tuberculosis aun-
“Elm Aprils”
adults; “i am 9 woundiy

tilililthli to know tilts the tio’nal
“dilatation for the hind? and PW

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

on a great scale s“Nuiional 'i‘ilher»
cutouts annuity: i shall he, shill to
cooperate to tile limit or my ahiilty
and opportunity. in the old days, a
ddptor’ii diagnosis. ”Consumption;
wa‘s‘ retarded an a sentence of denim
and the prevalence of tuberculosis
wan thought or in the light of some
mysterious ‘visitstion of God.‘ Today
we know um tuberculosis is curable.
and, what promises even more for
the hulnau lace. that It to prevent
able. Preventable disease ought to
be prevented. And the. Church of the
Living (led. with the memory or Hint
llwhom We love to call 'the Good PM
Inn.’ of whom it is recorded that
u went about doing good. and that
lie healed many that were sick at
divers disease: should hit In ills van
(it those who love their follows. sock
my to revcnt preva‘niilll‘iln ills. The
world ’ s cursed by. ignorance and
darkness. it is to ho blesud
knowledge d light 'i‘u crculniiis
irl‘born of I ounce: it I fished In
the darkness. And if the light of the
knowledge of the glory of God shined
’from the fans of Jesus Christ into
the Church. it‘ must stream again
from the Church into dark homes
and into dark llviiii ilflfl tile dnlit
places of the city where physical and
literal evils abound. Social problems
are spiritual st heart. We worship
lied by serving man. And i wish you
every success in your short to enlist
the enthusiastic and consecrated scr-
vire or the Christian Church."

Dr. Flick. alter expressing his linen
interest in the movement. and his
desire to tin or all posihlc assistance.
says:
vantage ground for good work in the
crusade against tuberculosis than
clergyman. 'l‘hcy arc in close lunch
with the people who ilet’di education
and what they say trill he Muir-pied
as from authority Such u clltisc
tho stamping out of a plume must a v
pout to them as it exemplifies the
Quintessence of religion. Every clef»
xyuiau In tho land should become a
teacher of the ills trinc or health and
preventing: medicine. He should.
moreover. as a loader of turn become
a living active flirt‘t‘ in the world
movement for stumping: out consump-
lion."

llcporiii thus for rescind at the
National llfliliflildlil'im in New iorlt
indicate that on ipril ti lllflf'v pmipll‘
will horn iiw cmw‘i oi health and
right living than how over before re-
coil-oil such a twosome.

“DOM'I nuclei: rurc constipation
Without striping. nausea. nor any ironic
oiling effect. Ask your drugslst for
them. 2h cents per box.

PITTuURG TO RECEIVE CAR-
. NEGIE.

Series of Meatlom. Dion“. and Rs-
clpiloiia Will K009 Ilni King
In".

PITTSBI'RG. Pa. Mort-ii 3l.-—~~An-
drcu‘ Carnegie. Mrs. Carnegie and
their dsuaiiti-r will arrive here Ionior
rots morning from the West tor a four
days visit to the iron ilil which is
the norms and liouctitlari of lunch oi
his forluno in steal. ii iii the first real
Vlnii which the Laird of likilio ital
pdld to Pillsbury; slncc three years
one. when in: was here in upon the
film“ CIl‘lll‘lllI‘ institute. The family
will lie elilvriiilucd at the Hotel BC'WW
icy. nearby ”11' institution. and It is
upwind that Mr. Carnegie will he
kept busy with inspection of his new
technical schools. attendance at meet.
logs of the Carnegie IJhrary and insti-
tute trustscs and the hero commission.
Saturday urchins he will give a din
her lo the trustees of his various
lunds at the Hotel Sunshiny.

The feature of his visit. ROVWVM‘.
,wlll lie the dlnnci of the Carnegie
' Vl’it‘lllifl' Assoc lotion at the Duduoshe
Club on Friday evening when he will
dine with his old partners and for the
lilrat time with the younger steel mbu.
3A suiprliic for the retired stool hing
its also said in no in store Ila nature
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HIGHWAY GONTEACTI AWARDED
highway Commissioner James ll
Mnclnnaid has ‘awarded contracts for
state. highway work no Mortal
in the town of NIilflmllii ”I not
and in the than of Pro at 2.1m (not
of gravel to Quorum Jr..

company. at it ‘io port at l
31.300 respectively :telford base at 65
i masonry walls

bent per tinting

Ell?“ a cubic rd. rsndwuhhin drain

“'1" “REE-girl alkali mil! lid‘

up vs .

our hit in insulin bismuth ii
”1%anleth 31.20 a linear fruit for
gravel road. no a iinsarvo‘ut denim
iciford base. 55 can a s linear foot for
ruhiilc drain.

Woodnnrywilhsmllii fiiil ”mi-g?” will
feel. and Mindvm ,

will in

ear that, nuts ,
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hills in.

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

or Utohdcid to

rsapdctlvclmt trot-ti
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Will-It’ll oi Tuberculosiu is thiamine

"No body of men has lioitor '

 

 

when Willi ,‘

mom-dinnin
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a». Iii-ti.

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ditching 2m , ..
Polluli vii! , d
When the woodwork ill! 0‘1!"
man buysaislughnficcsils
retina and have to be rescued
the concrefe posts you put in. hi
the same or less colt. will tililbe
good for hundreds oi years. . j.
The quality cl Edi»n Portland
Cement never varies and it is
Union-l1 10/ Fiscal
Ground in the Vi .
Thais wily itgoet iarllieshll
called to mix and yet bind:
meanest. invaliabic in color.

Sholnandulnio to is“ you about ill

Raymond Bros.
South Norwailt.

 

 

N‘éw'umrciiius res assumes
comicvs.
l’lTTSiil Rt} i’ll. “arch .ll. m‘l‘iierc

 

art! so (nun) "soirtloinen copy-’litti'
uniting the 2'00 prisoners of the \\ out
urn Pciiiicntimi that Warden John
Frniiirics aunounicd today that the
stripes arc to be practically abandon
ed at that institution. The ronsplcu
tins prison garb only serves to embit-
Iod lili‘ll. said tlic will-lion. and makes
it-lnorc difficult in reform. Noni suits
or blue. with class letters on them.
are to be substituted gradually for llll.‘
stripes and only inc very worst ho-
Iiavod men are to hu punished by unl~
forms of the "zebra" type. At present.
however, even a hunk president and
two former monolimcn at the petition
lion are wearing the humiliation
prison clothes.

 

"And you don't love him?“ No."
“Then why marry him ‘Oh i might
its well. l-‘ very girl has to llill’i' a fool
isli marriage or two before she really
settles down.“-l-hrhsnge.

 

 

 

We Recommend

REGAL

THE TROUBLE-PROOF

That Is by far the most satisfactory

or its type. Chemical when the cost
per your of service is considered.

 

m

Horace R. Nash

T‘L‘PNONI N!
North lulu ind you sheen.
° , South Merrill“

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. “(a Yarn from
0i o-Milmy Man.
old New Haven railroad

it it
‘ dissolving whether an surf

., or crew members of z
Mahmud lump, If in ‘
when one or the memhei‘el
years experience in train as vit

related how he had jumped had his .
lite had been saved so he thounht by. ’
the fact that hc had played “ill drill. . ‘
on. the Frankfort side" in the policy .
name then flooring in New Haven. ,
“l was running a freight on... the

Show line a new years ago." silld iii 0
man "and 1 suddenly separated truth
the 0an when a collision coultlinot be
avoided iii. to tell the truth. i don't
known whether i lumped or not. 1 VII!
tolling down a 601'601 cinha‘nkmen't.
i kept roilins. and when l white all in!
lantern was out. i couldn't see taro
tact tags ay when i opened my eye! .I
felt l lilo pain. Aflei' taki I kick or
two of my legs and suingin my arms.
i decided 'i was all right and tried to
stand up. Right then i set the shock
of my life.

"My head bumped into the side (if a
frclght our. it was within a foot of
me. and lying on its side, and by not al
count there were thirteen others 11 lit
in hnclt or it. with this one ssvriniras
bumper r the whole lot. and protect
lug my p scious person. Had that car
moved another foot down the book.
it would have crushed the life out of
me When i realized that fact. it rob;
bod me of every ounce of strength.
and i was so scared that i had to sit
still for live minutes to collect my
senses. When i crawled up the hank.
there was my train a mass of whack-
ago But i was lucky thitt day in an
other way it was really my lucky
day all ”Kill i had played 13 ilrst on
the Kentucky side in the policy mic.
and when i got home. i had won on
that long shot. and my intent play
netted Inc a filif‘ililwd stake.

“By the way. that lucky car was
one or thu old style used on the Grand
Trunk. and its number was 1313 What
doubt that? Well have a piece of«
that our to more it. if i wanted to
lie. i could am it was the lilth of the
month but It wasn‘t it. was the. 26th.
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