Honest Lillis Aces Bank Sneak And Forges Honest Life
The New York figure Jim Lillis, once a top thief with seven prison terms, declares he will reform though past fifty. He recounts high profile crimes including a 1869 Chemical National Bank sneak that netted $14,000 after a botched plan by a partner. He now vows to live honestly and retire from crime.
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