The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-08
KILLING 4 NEIGHBOR.

yetn said panl I,everino Tie looked
worried ont NOT anorv
..Thea means Dick Uardvn
YES
ssWhat has he baen doing to thee
nowpo asked the nuae+;onar = Friend
named Isaac Martin neiobhor
Hes always 9oino some5hinq friend
Martin. Scarcely q dav masses that 7
don't have comnl9int of him ynctar-
dav one of the bows came and told mo
he saw him throw q e+ona Of ,,,,, ,,o,,,
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hoadn ~ '''0 ~ '- '--o
..T'bat's vnrv had frior5 roror;,r
n,as tbaa l-,,o,,, ,,,I,,, ha al +hin9 w.
the Durbaro tresnassino, On t,io crrou,dg,,
s.No sha was onIv Ioolyioo, o,,o,. the
fo,oo rTo b,, . ,,,i4o 80. ,,,a o,.,.
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,s-- ~ I'''i ~ 'iiJ 'iie me
= - ~ ,''o NV i'''i 'Ae.0 pe,i 'leo
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'o...l'as ..Wa2 ,'I' :, proper Ivy
~ '.' i''iI2 i"ii u li''lC huii9
oNe' |'i Iilo sue 1ou would ildfdiy De-
.l7, t H. D'I' II - true was OUT lhere
Ju"' now, anu ul9coNeIeu thaI ne haa
9""e,' " 'i'o7e 1"o liil9 llhlp"- 1hey
i''' Wv" "poI 'ilo Siouhu' anu HIS
ri5o "eIo e%'il5 'io Il ui''
ny 10 DIcN 80 SP4IeLul aSdlhHS
49, : -o'''' ~, - oii'is' nc ooeaii
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lhln:
Eo'iiii's oi any consequences.
iileG iii"9O nave uohe SohleIhihg.
y %I!u l3ili5ihoeI'
M" nov i,iS' p''0 iilIn o"''
M lS,N I,a,"i ''' S o,o Nt0s VI iii' oiioe'
=, ~, -, 80. ~ lI,.'io : '"p
o" ",'3 - ~ ,l'iio plo,, Ing ''uo".
csr,o j., his WOW one dav e.-- ,,,',,
bic, cuddanIv. oa,-o hin, q +,o,,,an-
dnus Rick that Sent him hor,iinr
through the cate. Unfortunately as il
TUNED out. the dor,s master hanpened
TO be passing along the road. The way
he swore at me was dreadful. | never
saw a more vindictive face. The next
day splendid Newfoundland, that |
had raised from Il puppy, met me, shlv-
ering at the door with his tail cut off.
| don't know when | have felt SO badly.
Poor fellow! his piteous looks haunt
me now; | had no proof against Dick,
but have never doubted as to his agen-
cy in the matter. In my grief and in
dignation | shot the dog, and so put
him out Of sight
Thee was hasty in that, friend Lev
erlng, said the Quaker.
,-ii"po 1 "''' 'lIo''7 II nave lIoNoi
lesIo',e0 'lie dct' / iiIeC DICK ae"
days afterwards. Inc grin oil satlslac-
loh on ms lace 1 accepted as an ac-
acknowledgements OF his mean and cruel
revenge. Within a week from that
time one ofmy cows had horn Knocked
off.
"N hat did thee dO?'
81 went to Dick Hardy and gave him
A piece of my mind"
THAT IS, thee scolded, and called him
hard names and threatened.
"Yes-jUst so, friend Martini
did any good come of it?'
About rs much good as II l had
"hiStied to tue wind.
| now mas IL peen' SINCE:
N"' iii''0'l o01'ol' II Sio"s' Il any
'".lio, "o'oe "l'>' "oioo' pl0N ho'ei
/ se1o t'icu VI "liioJl llls hie'
i1S 'lIte ever tileu the Id" WIN
'litil' u Iel'o' efelnis' iHe III" silould
pIo1eo' 'iie0,
W. So'' 'o 'Aio" 'iIo Law oiiO0
| lie ran ms heaVy wagon against my
carriage ptFpoSe!y' ana upset me III
lhe road maze Il narrow escape win
| my ll'e, no cuttings ""o 81 -.
olo'>''' '-'''. = - ''-o ~, tp--''-s
,ei''''S' y neg 'lool -" my 80
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-, -, ,,,.,;a, yrhan r trros+anod him
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"i'ii q plos0o,''1o'I, CIV, .io SaI+ ,ho
.i,e .: i, my i,,lo i-','' 80 9no;s, ana
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