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Time. l:47S+. Tho Jndges ar1oneou1y kkys
sroet Day second p!see-
In tho
~ the horses got Al even Mart, With the excep-
tion Of War jlE, WHO con1n,ancad trailing behind
~ thn word. Ths others went round tha firtt
streseh = string wss formed with n,ce In The
leeu Aul War Jig In tho rear. about fire lenRtha
neparssinE them. On the home stretch Hico as-
snmtn commanding !osd and War Jig fau i,to
.ocohn place, but could not roach hrst ll,ce
came home first. War Jlr eocnnt, Reality third
i:4sI. '9'3 ''' '~' -'''
TIE 7n1np nz.r
~. "ee loent'cal WIN The prasnuh ono. A before,
Hoe want o6 ritb tbs lo,d ~, i :. "a peyer had.
e1, uhiIs War Jig dropped to tho roar on ths
titss quarter, Aua stayed thcre unit! reaching ths
home-stretcl,. when liz mado hls usnsi a,,Ti and
pttaed r. Al! b'ls lElcc Who won hs tno lengths.
Jig. Tins, l:4711. The following ia
saxE nAr Ann TaAor,-Runujns rr.nlurn. r,,u
he.t,: In +: 500: sAo to nfst tiod to aecond 81
0eofgs Rtee.. ..................-........l
Ia
': ':.a{ "aaalo9'on''
i'm--it7i; i:'sX: i:tix.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
To-day t'lero will be three racoa-shn 2:34
class. tic 2:2J claes. s"d running race In ths
2:23 clans Cosette, Della, Fred Hooper, Brother
Jonathan. Lady ataf. aud Crandall 40 entered.
The running race Introduces hotns OF tha
horses which mads ouch remarkably fast tim. ut
the first moeting. Yeaterday's mistake In tho
eelnotou of Judges wa9 greatly regretted Try Mr.
Manaur, Hhote sndeayor 10 to bnva orerything
con Inctod 10 a nonnor which thal lravc no op-
portunity for fauIt-hnd!ng, and Hho will o1crceo
e1ira caro- In the choice Of judges fur to-lsys
races.
Ihe Michigan Southern cars wait for passan-
GERS ultil tho RACES arc over.
F0o1A
on the running and 2.23 race1 on to-day's pro-
gran'uo, we're Bold last night At tho Palmer
ilouse, furnishing two huun OF briak blsnoAB
for slaj. BARKER. Tho fAyorto Tor the r,lpn,ng
race wa+ llhnkns' colt, Ar2mus. In tho Grst
pools sold tho following wers tho figures:
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THE WApbY THOMPSON 0N8f.
in ths Waddy Thompson Casa to-day. sod It u
thought thAs ths panel Will b eompla>sa 10 ths
nosnlnk.
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rhs partnasahsp herstofoEs s4id!ug tatsssn Casa Z
nsre{ {CAtRntefs and Hui1det1} u lh4 day ssolted
bT mutusi ct;u,yut 9amuoi Case i authorized Ia COL
Lei nj bllis Snd pxJ u aAhz Of tbs 6slu.
'-~' -" SAMUEL CA9E,
fhiosyn Jnly "a tA7t J. ". BARTLETT.
, 1875-07-21
THE POUND MURDER CASE.

6p*Eta* Vt1a&IdN % Ik4 EAIo1aS 1f18NN4.
oaAan aAvks, Iioh., July 2o.-This afternoon
finished tho p1elmiuary's1 amipatton Of tho Ful.
lars for tbs murder Of Wilaon Pound. Recorder
Poxslsoo save thon over to tbs Jailsr 10 await
tstAl Ia tie Circuit Cout$ IL AuRuat.
, 1875-07-21
N0s-Gs7 2%1 9:aaN.
TUE RUsNtNd.

The ns1t sas closo and vary interesting
running race. boat three in Ave. for psenlum
Of $500 $3.50 to first. Sl00 to second. *50 to
thlrd. Tha feld embraced t4s following hoesoa !:
NaalitY, George Mcs, Lady Warrington, Sweet
Day. and War Jig. When tho iias foifln tho first
otr in Tho lesd. eiosel. followed by sweat uAy,
who mas \ coupla lonRths III advance Of War
zig md nix lengths alead Of Reality, who WA
going tho wrong NAY when started. On the nrst
turn, Ltdy Washlngton rushed to the front. but
oould not hold 1t sgsinss Rice. who showed :
fsnSih In front On sutertnK the back atEstch.
Al tbs hAlf, Mcs, Lady Washington, snd 6neet
LAY wars shout : lenxth apArt In tho order
named. vhl'e Reality and War Jig we're together
dys !engths further away. These poaittons wsfs
hold until the final brush which commenced on
On sha isadats, who responded to tho challenge
nod cams down tbs stretch ~ = fyl1x
psos. Alas. howevsE. nos ouly hsld biz leAd
but increased II, aud won BY lonEto from War
Jts, who best awsss EaY lu shs lA1l % yatds,
R&AAU tsAhAa. LadS Washanstna poo& Attn
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA THIEVES.

Special D,spascA 70 1Hs CA.eapo T51bunA.
CoLuA1R14, 8. c., July 20.-At II o'clock last
night the Jury IN the Parker caso gave verdict
TOR the Btate in the Sum OF s75, 900, thu fundable
value Of 81, 500, 900 in ooupuns proved by Ladd
DICT Ia N Implication aganss Lsdd as in a cou-
pom ring. His atatomonts however, ~ to them
arc not oridetlca. It IL likely that tho case will
no4 stop here. rarhsr may DO proceeded against
orininAlly. and suits instituted against Ke,np.ou
md tbs Financial Doard OF Bcott'a Alministra-
ton. The yerdic. gires sahsfaotion. miatziAl
WAS confidently expected.
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Nxw yonE, July 2D.-'rhe Special Cornmtssloa
on Indian frauda held another private Meeting
thiy tpofuing at the Fifth avenue Hotel. lasting
almost four hours, rrsf. Mn1Bh appeared again
befors tl.om aud explained souls PORTIONS OF his
pamphet u KreAtet longth, and futnilhad nane1
of Witnesses to be summoned.
, 1875-07-21

THE MoUH1NIN MEADOW MESS16RE.
H1AvEa. Utah. July 20.-ln Court this morn.
ing. Judge Sutherland. counsel for Dana, said
that he hsd found = fatal dsfsos In tho indios-
nasnt, which b. hsd intandod to overlook, md go
10 ssia1 upon II, tut dnding that Lees cue would
bs ths first tstod, sod Danes not reached this
tsszn. b aalsd shat ths indictment b. qaaal,sd
upon ths ground thAA ttss eztns ws1 not 4iIsRsd
10 hsEs ba>a committed h this Territory Of dts.
tftsA no9 p ~ soahsy. but anply u Mountain
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MtHQER IN TENNESSEE,

New ORLEANS, La. July 20-Gov Kellogg
has addressed lettet to the Attorney General.
inc!oslng report OF tho committ.e OF experts
appointed to examine into the Auditors Office,
In which bo says: "1ho Investigations that
have tateo IAace before both tho civil and csim-
inal courts. md the Investigation and report of
the State Examiners, disclose gross culpahllity
on tho part Of other persons, whoBs acts have
injured Tho State and for yoata have cast dis-
credit on tho Governu,c,st. especially call Jour
attention 10 tho record iu tllB rospoot, aud 9e-
quest That you will Immediately take psouirt
rneAaurea to bring to 1uBtca ali those WHO have
becn guilty Of defrauding the 8tata "a disclosed
bY tho ipqul{lek."
, 1875-07-21

moved from lltS uRaful AnlmAl, hut bY 6tAady
sdhezenoe 70 this dat. h. shonld b. abba Ia
eek9e himself BY sous available piecs Of E1lrnsut
and hoist hlEasstf ~ far ~ Patagonia thu a.nk
stsp and suon to tho Bouth poso,
Ths Ban Feanc[soo mron{cie makes ttds vorv
necAssary correction, "In writing our notlcs
Of London Assurance yesterday ~ alluded
to tbs dsshlng Fanny Dayenpors,' Some
printer, Wllose zeal IL greAter nod whose mod
eaty IL less than oura, made u aay tho dasliux
Fanny Davenport We trust the l4dy will Aoquls
u OF any intentional familiarity"
Il ls straugo taet that ali thoso who took part
IN tho 0sx1osn expedition oAtna 10 m ~yil eud,
Tho Emperor Napoleon drained thu Dup Of
hunillssion 70 the dssgs tho Empress Eugenla
IL n exile, Marshal psin wAs assassiuatsd, tia
Gmpexos Ms1luilaa MA shot Marshal Razaius
Il fugitive from Justice and Tia Empssas Csr-
lotta Il ius4ns.
The Paris Am<!oan Regtstsr gives the names
nd stopptng-plAces Of Chioagoans sb1oad -
follows, Paris, Mtaa Eta Benedict, tho Rsy,
Ansslm Brown, MAs L. A. Farnsworth, J. z.
Jenkins, l. 2. Lsltaz and family, Mrs. II. L.
Miller apd daughters, Alvin Patton, Msz. Patton,
Sydney WAlkar London, II. II. Blair spd fam.
III, ". 7. bAF. T. Wtdsworth, lin. Wadsvusth.
l. H. Tsylor. z. Bobns1asr. J. Philhps,
Aeeensly thzen young man cams Ill tbs var
tron boston to Long branch 10 ~ Anna Louise
CszJ II Lbs aasf. THY carried small Bussis
leather oasps&-bags, voss pls4a blaok clottss,
with walssooAs battonsd up to ths tnsoas, sad
taEu~dovn sollaEs hsd pais high hwovs, dssply
faro"Sa BY anas q thought paosphasascsus
sysA saa &Ndsd pabda opt1oo II IL nzAnoh
a ~ whs&ass thsy wsEs dlssutAsA &ssashouosr
sa2ssat& " aAspsattoo sa6saAe
Afysx
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-23
H. ROBINSON,
AGENT FOR TIM
Mount Hope Nurseries,
ROCHESTER,, y. y,

Y WILL receive orders for
w FALL PLANTING of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Grape Vines, Currants, Eng
lish %ooseberry-re,y large,
Raspbcrries, etc.
In new varieties he offers
two new PEACHES-the
Early Beatrice and Alex
audcr's Early ;thc largest of
PEARS-SOuvenirS du Con.
gress, and n new CHERRY
the MOntmOrency-early
and rery fine.
In RlIUBARB he has the
Myatt's LinnauS, Victoria
and Prince Albert-aNlarg-
est and best.
In his absence parties de-
string anything in his line
may leave their orders or
their names at j. S. Metzgrr
& Co.'S Book Store, Main ST.,
Frosthurg, Md,
@ All orders promptly
attended to, and all informa-
tion as to arrangement, plant
ing, and growth, checrfully
given. Give him a trial,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-23

of our State, Moreover, it has in its inter
csts the cnterprising and progressive men
of the Statc--Ritchic, Blair, Hamiii, Ham
ilton and others, and the Board of Directors
Of the canal. They recognize its impor
lance TO the State and to our section, Then
let us be up and doing
And in this place, one word about the
considerations that too often obtain with
politicians to hinder their active support of
measures that look to ben ctitting the inter
eats Of the people among whom tliey live,
With their eyes upon offices for themselves,
they shrink from n measure however i'm
portant, however just and however feasible,
if their advocacy of it should unfavorahly
affect the r stanging with the ruling poll
tiCians in Cumberland. They look to fu-
turc conventions to he held there wherein
shall be distributed those coveted .boons
whereby they are to be made more honora-
bic men, richer and greater. And this they
do il spite of the experience of to day which
teaches them the lesson that out Of the
Hirty .t0Hr nominations made by the two
conventions last held in Cumberland, that
the region from Mt. Savage to Western
port wherein lie half the taxable property
and half the population of the county, has
been awarded but nine candidates. And
some of these people have yet the etilontcry
and bascncss to say to those who advocate
a, 81, cot
of the article that you thereby dig your
political graves" We say defantlv to
them that we thereby establish our claim
to an independent manhood, which will
serve to command our own and the respect
Of the people when the political timc-servcr
has been shelved or it may be has enjoyed
his hon0rS to the disgrace of his manhood
And now a word, en- PEASANT, to "Rox," a
man, We doubt not, in those essentials OF
form and body, who, had he lived i'll the
| time of Pythagoras, would have confirmed
that old heather philosopher in the doctrine
of the TRANSPORTATION of the souls of men af-
tel death, into animals they most resemble in
manners and habits during life, though he
had been left in some doubt whether that
of this "RoX" would animate the body of Il
polccat or an ass Whilst always ready to
meet the intelligent and sensible argu-
ments of men, we can not descend to notice
their low ribaldry and scurrility or their
boyish nonsense Nox.
Georges Creek, Oct 10Th, 1915.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-23

all sorts Of Subsection s:nCc Il world Logan
and it emanates with no grace from the
headlight of reform" in Alicgany, 1t tells
us to condemn abuses in State affairs, but
warns us of the danger Of applying similar
treatment to county disorders. But what
have VIC 70 lose if VIC Go stir up strife ?"
1t is certain that amity forces an cXtortion
which no strife" can enhance ii is equally
cert in that, if we will, we have the power
to turn all such differences to our good.
And then our attention is called TO the "un-
founded assertions and unfair conclu-
sions" to which tic Nttr, thinks the JOUR
NAL is subject. TO get this matter Mt rest,
we invite the -NCtrs TO furnish bill of par
ticulars;" the Indebtedness Of its charge
seems 10 require it.
Bat let us get rcri View from the Cum
hcrlaEd standpoint = Let Us refer to Mon
DAYS Mars wherein the failure Of the Iona
coming treason is the tl!cmc Of Cumberland
cxultation We shall see the cnormity of
"iudcpendcnt movement" in general (nucss
]
disoyal. rcbcllious, Homecoming essay, in
particular, and yet how graciously they can
he contloncd To give the terms of re-
proach and PARDON more force, we put item
in italics. Now, bad spirits, sec for your
selves under whose ;cgis You exist
W ia nat hs&tate to sag that tie Increment
| ,ras r1nrsirfG in a bad spirit and might have
made trouble though luckily it did not.
Far on, part zee are TtNi"g To- to'ytrt TIC par
tcipa1ytS, one tiA.d al, on cohdit'0n that Msy
! ,rW net do 50 GHp more, and will vote the
straight ticket this fall.
prompt Was it ever moro swecpingly
rctroacltvc: Certainly not; but isn't it a
pity such magnificent clemcncy is laden
/ with conditions" the first of which capsi-
yes in advance every independent move
mcnt" that may be launched on the stormy
lake of Allcgany politics? Indeed, ii may
be twisto d to bear directly on new county
and canal extension" scqucstratng each
''in the house of its friends And then, as
rccompensc for their long unscllish fcalty to
Cumberland interests the country dis
tricts" Join in mortgage upon their politi-
cal liberty for decades and lustrums yet to
come" Awful, isn't it Yet that's our
view from the Cumberland standpoint.
1t shows precisely how We look from that
altitude. 1t is the true inwardncss" OF the
whole thing in concrete. 1t is tho latest
gospel of local politics, and the Nc'rs is its
! anOStlc
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-23
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Mortgagee's Sale Of Fee Simple
PROPERTY,
On Main Street, in Frostburg, Ma.

IN pursuance of the power and authority
i contained in mortgage from John liar
ris and Mary Ann Hatris, his wife, to Albert
Hole, dated November 10th. 1874 ana rec
Ordcd among the Land Records OF Ailcgany
county, in i,ber T. H., No d3, folio BIB, DC,
the undersigned will pcrcmptorily sell by
public auction, in front of his store on
Broadway, at the hour Of o clock f. NJ, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER BOTH 1876,
The following described property, viz;
That parcel of property. being part o!
of Lot No. OF Block No - OF Bcals tlrst
addition to the town OF Frosth'lrg, having Il
front on Main street of - feet and running
back with an equal width 80 feet t" an
alley Reference being had to decd from
Nelson Bcall and wife will more fully appear
The improvements consist of ONE NEW
TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE and
OITBUULDlNGS
The terms as prescribed ny HE mortgage
are Cash. ALBERT ioLiE,
Oct CTS Mortgage.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-23

New MINES OPENED.-The Kelly
Bros. opened,on Friday last, a new six
foot vein of coal at Morrison's Mills,
on the line Of the Cumberland and
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Owen Riordan, Esq, opened a new
mine of three, six and nine feet veins
of coal, about fifteen miles off the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, in what is
known as the Elk Garden region in
West Virginia. The coal is Of the
same character as that which is COM
monty known as Cumberland coal.
Both mines promise a rich yield
Wllnce
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-23
A Proposition.

Mr.. Editor For the purpose of taking
the vote of the people in the coal region and
Mt, Savage on the Canal Extension and
New County questions, it is suggested that
the tickets Of both parties be headed Ca
which or both, the voter can strike if he
please This method will avoid any undue
influence either in favor or against either
ticket that the question might otherwise ex-
crt. These questions have ice" pretty full
ly discussed before the people and it is be
licvcd they arc prepared TO act thercupon
CITIZEN.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-23

But then you will find small schemes
wherever you find small schemels and AL
lrgany has her share Of that stripe of poll
ticians.-Nc'rs
\ quart of the bicarLonate of electricity
rammed down their Threats and touched off
well, the people of West Virginia would
hear the thunder just cover in the city by
the margin of the river
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-23
Vote First and Survey Afterwards.

In answer to the objection urged by some
against taking a vote on the new county
question at this election because a survey
has not been made as authorized by the
Legislature, it is to he said that the survey
can easily be made between the I'd of Nov
and the Il Getting of the Legislature. Peo-
pie too will have little hcsitancy in sub
scrib;nS to tie fund necessary for the pur-
pose once a favorable expression of opin-
ion is had upon the question at the ballot
box. Let us then vote upon the question
end make the survey afterwards. c.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-23
State and County Taxes
FOR THE YEAR 1875
ARE NOW DUE !
CoII.ECrDK OFFICE FOR
FR0sTRUHG AND MoINT SAVAGE :


ELECTION DISTRICTS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
II pursuant to an Act Of the General As
scmbly OF Mary land, passed at the January
Session, 1872, a discount of Four Per
GcntUIsa will I've made to all PERSONS pay.
ing their State and Comfy TaN,s for th'
year 1878 before the Both day of sep
TENDER, 1875. The rate OF discount de-
creases thereafter One Per { rRa. per
month until January lst, 1876, after which
time the law will be- strictly enforced an,
interest charged on all delinquent taN-pay-
crs. Persons are therefore requested to
come forward and settle their taxes tor the
current year Immediately, and receive the
advantage Of the discount.
s5~ Office South End Of Broadway
Frostburg, Md.
J. y. ARMSTRONG.
July 3-4m Collector for 1875.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-23
CANCERS

ID ENJOYED without pain, or the use of
II either caustics or the knife, and rad'-
cdNy cured. If painful and all open ulcer
formed, medicines will bc sent Ivy Express
to give prompt relief Consultation by let
ter, One Dollar. Send 30 cents toI Book
with descriptive Cases, References and
Testimonials.
Dns. PARK & MCLEISU,
Aug 1-1y 81 East 10Th st, n. \.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-23
NJ IScellaneOuS Advertisements.
LOOK OUT FOR THE
Boot, Shoe and HAT EnsD0rirsm

IN Bank building, opposite St Michmls
L th,trch, Main st FrUsrburg Md
All who want anything in the line of
Shoes. of the best and finest quality;
Shoes of the best and heaviest make Shoes
Tor poor or rich, young or old; Shoes for all,
no matter what their occupation or profess
ION. Boots for Men; Boots for Ladies';
Boots for Children; Boots for all. Hats
for old and young. TRUNKS, NALISES
%c,-alI at fair prices should go to
WILLIAM THOMAS
70 Boots and Shoes made to order Re
pairing neatly and promptly done. Leather
and Shoe Findings on hand. IApll3
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-23
Froslburg, Oct. 10th, 1875.
Large Potato Yield.

NJ Editor:
l see in your last issue that an editor
doubted your pumpkin tale Now give
him one on potatoes: Last April bought
in New York one pound Of potatoes COM
prising five small ones, from which have
just diggcd scventy-eight pounds, strong
weight Also three quarts of Peerless Po
tatocs, from which | have realized over
three bushels. If it is necessary these po-
tatocs may be seen and the amount planted
sworn to. Now come on with your potato
crops. JESSE J. ARNOLD.
Rose Meadow Farm, 1 mics east of
Eckhart
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-23
A GRAND CRASH -!
'EIIE failure OF the great California Bank
will not deter us from selling the
Best Groceries and Liquors

The market affords.
We are now fairly OPENED and purchas-
rrs in quest of anyihin" in our line will
find il 10 their advantage to give us 4 call
We pay cash for oar Eoods-havinC
withdrawn our deposits from the California
Bank few days prior to its suspension
thereby obtaining a handsome deduction
below regular prices, and our general cN-
pcnscs being small, VIC arc enabled to sell
cheaper than most Of our competitors, the
benefit Of which We propose giving to our
patrons.
We also have On hand large number of
EMPTY CASKS Suitable for Cider or
W me barrels which We will dispose Of at
very reasonable rates. either 4ing!y or by
tie dozen as the purchaser may desire
Cali and You will find everything as rep
resented. y. tlol.LE.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-07-07
/" CLAWINa OFF,.

&
Yesterday as policeman was strolling past
house on Front street east, woman year
or two over forty, having her sleeves rolled up
and her bands covered with -four, ran out to
the gate and called to him.
"It's d little delicate, !" she said as she lean
ed over the gate and tried to blush, :" but I'm
a person that knows my rights, and besides,
I'm alone in the world and no one to advise
me.'
"Spcak your mind freely, madam" replied
the officer, and he tapped on the pockets with
his baton.
'You know all about the law, don't you?"
she inquired.
Everything, madam can tell you how
to go towork In an admiralty case, and bring
you from that down through divorce, bank
ruptcy, arson, burglary, false pretenses hitch
ing horse to shade tree and getting intoxi.
cated.''
It's little delicate,n she softly said az
she rubbed the flour off her hands, "but as j
said before, I'm all alone"
"sTrust me, madam-repose confidence In
me" he replied, swelling out his chest
"Well, s'posen you were widow"
eyes, madam"
"And, s'poseh one Of the boarders gave
you breast pin?"
~ see, madam >, - -s
"And s'posen he smiled at you, and sem
you poetry, and asked you to ride out ON Sun
day, and the neighbors whispered around thai
you were engaged"
proceed, madam-I congratulate you.n
"No you mustn't for s'posen' after nj
this he suddenly began to claw off, and didn'
smile on you any more, and didn't praise you
cooking, and took another woman to the min
strel show ?"
"Ahi the traitor Perhaps he has trans
ferred his affections to some one else"
"That's what think. / know it's it'll
delicate. but I'm alone in the world you see
and want to know if there isn't law to bea
on him9 1t isn't right TO 60 and encourage
lone woman like me and then claw Of"
"He ought to be roasted alive, he had ~
81 don't know as I'd want him arrested
but I'd like to have you call on him and max
threats. Tell him he's liable to State Priso
for clawing off this way. / tell you it's
pretty serious thing to go and encourage
woman of my age and then skulk around be
hind the hen-coop all of a sudden. Ism
there law?"
"Less Sc hardly think there is.
Well you can call on him. Take hin
alone--look fierce-have your handouts 4
sight. just tell him that you know all abou
it, and that Tn good-natared, pleasant, ricl
and that he better be careful how he brace
around, or he'll think tornado struck him.
The officer promised, and she rubbed a clou
of -four off her hands and ran up the pat
: with light heart.