Transcriber's Notes

Minor punctuation errors have been silently corrected. Some

illustrations have descriptions added for the benefit of the plain

text version readers.

Title Page: Changed "COVICTIONS" to "CONVICTIONS."

(Orig: 200 PENITENTIARY COVICTIONS)

Title Page: Changed "CRIMINAL" to "CRIMINALS."

(Orig: AN ARMY OF 600,000 CRIMINAL AT WAR WITH SOCIETY AND RELIGION)

Table of Contents: Added listings for the last 15 chapters.

Changed "Wails" to "Wiles" and "Tellers" to "Telling" to match the

chapter title: "Wiles of Fortune Telling."

(Orig: Wails of Fortune Tellers)

Page 28: Changed "acomplished" to "accomplished."

(Orig: it was acomplished successfully.)

Page 28: Changed "connetion" to "connection."

(Orig: he severed his connetion with the railroad)

Page 32: Women's names omitted in original book after the sentence:

(Orig: The following are the names of the women arrested:)

Page 38: Changed "rerevolver" to "revolver."

(Orig: he pushed his rerevolver in Wooldridge's face.)

Page 46: Changed "Woolridge" to "Wooldridge."

(Orig: One of the last exploits of Detective Woolridge)

Page 51: Opening quotes retained; no closing quotes in original.

(Orig: "A 'grafter' is one who makes his living (and sometimes his

fortune) by 'grafting.')

Page 71: Retained "salonkeepers," possible typo for "saloonkeepers."

(Orig: salonkeepers and others that buy them)

Page 92: Changed "phychological" to "psychological."

(Orig: what he considers the right phychological moment,)

Page 97: Changed "knowns" to "knows."

(Orig: it isn't because the public knowns any more than)

Page 110: Retained "senualist;" possibly a typo for "sensualist."

(Orig: it is the senualist whose vice is read in his lips,)

Page 114: Changed "POSSSESED" to "POSSESSED."

(Orig: THE BANKER WILL END LIFE POSSSESED OF WEALTH)

Page 115: Changed "OFERED" to "OFFERED."

(Orig: IN WHICH THEY WERE MAILED ARE OFERED WITH THEM.)

Page 125: Changed "allegitimate" to "illegitimate."

(Orig: he was in an allegitimate business,)

Page 134: Changed "weathy" to "wealthy."

(Orig: ten or twelve weathy ladies,)

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