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enmity that had always besh between hoir


Late IN tho month he walked ,s,i across the
him ~ tue door and warped him never tocross
house. and she shot him.
That day. tie news came that Amos Albright
len mllos away. his vile ami cnidien Ind lied
from tue house which could DO u homo to then
vi h news ns mot them. that s
cofs would o'eriaNe her. Tor whether .r not
her shot Was fatal; il was touserious to BIS for
.iNen. Sbc met her h Isband aud drank her
great soul fun oil Ills ono cnrrss OF his on" Kind
pressure o. rtilid liis.u on hor own ard then
nl nun Mown contcnted. lie never knew OF
PEOPLE In inc little Illinois town know to this
dny illn PERSECUTION with which George Cur.
the MONEY her husband b'ough, her WA dssi-
raed IN n light 10 Ind not the, ihnnlincss to
rscortc cd by hall the iorulntion OF the town
ship buck 10 the home made snr rsdly hers by tho
thor" rro,eetcd BY them Ssaimst The The siandr ~
US we'll as tloasennlts OF her "nenemy, until he
wen; al INST 4 tardy, volunteer Int" the army.
ana leu with lienvons curse upoh him III tho
They know is vol that tho children Of these
By tho ,rfc Of rareats and hat the Se.we"n fo
Fred Albright and Madeline Carlisle ,hci 9 was
Youth And essf than David s' 10 en "ns
nen' g., thnn ryth H t. Danny drew The hearts
Who s II tho bS " and The wSods Wits
poor furnishing Amos AIDrlght was ilrhtins
death at The mouth OF u mine. Whom they
were grown they went to tol orado together.
and found u city whore were barren rocks In
war Time. They found out ;hrn what MI Culu-
RADIO hal known Tor yehs that tho Albright
yoin was lost. No nun over hnd found II.
They knew lie had told the truth. They found
the silver hO hnd cached. they followed his
very fuotsers down tho t,R: hut IN the In
Panity which must hnve CONS OF weakness
aud excitement he Ind buried his treasure too
well Ono by onn men followed tho search.
spent n fortune, and abandoned IL. When tho
boSs camc to Boulder thieo years ago they
cnsiy secured all gighta AMI begun apn n the
search tho others bad found SO fntuous. Made
line. now Tor years tho vile OF. FtAd AL
bright. WINS lett nj home. smoothing the sun
set nd Of Mnry's life in the very house whore
George Carlisle hnd fallen wonnded. Tho
boys worked together diitEentl and confident
~. They know they would nrd the i" lost
,rir.." othors said: l.ope YOU will: wo
conduit. They never lett tho search for an
hour, and never omitted on act that would as
est them. Day after day. month after month.
year after rear. thcv hopod AMI lahoreu. turin
lug aside for no seductive smaller fnds.
And ut los they were rewa, ded. Right under
tho house in which they had lived, right down
the centre OF Il rock az hrond mud build rs All
ocoun bilow they lonnd that rift; and 1t was
filed with silver. How iar down II runs no one
cnn tell. Hoy it nay broaden or narrow no
one knows. But tons and tons OF the ORE have
nireahy been taken out. aud every ounce OF 1t
And il is sacred coin to .hem, for every atom
OF is haliowed by tho blood and tears and
hopes OF hero.
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Several Tgm-s stranger than Fiction.

MOI, long ago a well. t1,-d". gentleman from
Panl. lie occnpeI tho sanio seat al III. tabo
Tor about Tour weeks and was attended by tho
same waiter eac!! day, At the conclusion Of
place il by he side OF his lato rs u tip TO lie
waiter, Win unyaryi,G regularity no de-
por II ed the cent ami tho waiter rs regularly
p cke,l it IN, Tho other dG. the guest came 10
10 and he called the waiter Z" him and asked
him whit he ha,! done with tho pennics.. Iio
n big handful OF copper coin.. The guest asked
the wnior Tor them and tho latter unhcsi-
taiingiy gave them bacs,
You nro the FIRST wilier over saw" said
the iRs'srner. who never By word or look m
timn:ed thai yoii wanted tin." GnylnG his
he rut "A crisp Siil motto IN tue ilarky's hand nS
an Indication. OF his appreciation oil tho walter
freedom 4 ON the pes. ferrous practice Vi nag
cling Tor tbs
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HIND 10 HAND WI7II KNIVES.
An Indian Dispute Settled by the Denth OF
Both PARTIES to II.

From III. San Frdncisco Erhmtr.r
William Weston, n ranehman Lying twenty
story OF u most horrible ducl which Wns fought
%itn knives by two Indians near his ranch.
There mad been bad bio Il between tho two for
some ume. Which had started over u horse
race.
III. Indians were named sewapi and Nune.
Chi. They had been restrained from ughl.
inG several times by tne,r friends, but on
meeting at another horse race last weak the
quarrel was renewed. and 1t VIA, i!naly ar
ranged that hey should end tho matter by n
duel with Knives. largo crowd vi Indians
iurmei aeh MARI ns is ss n f wmo W Was
Grmel with Winuhes or riilo, ready 10 shoot
iown any one WHO might 10 tempted to inter-
The contestants were stripped to the waist
ana Gaen was arMtd win two sharp knives.
When tho men entered the ring it was with tho
understanding that II was Il duel To tho death.
and they were equally adeit in the use VI tho
knife.
Amid breathless silence the combatanrs
There they stood for Il minnie gazing ut ,ch
other. While the silence was most painful. Not
stamp of horse Oh the outskirts Of the crowd.
THO spectator; sat nround perie moti"niess
while the duel rs began SLOW ~ to walk around
another OF guard. it was broSsbly two min
u ,es before PEI 9 change came; and then it was
Sewapi suddenly made leap through tho
ar toward ~ his ene mn ana ior an instant ths
ALI AppeuIeu TO Iull o. 1QQlaub anu hnlNeSs
which latter flashed In the sunshine Ike
streaks OF light. AS quickly rs they cnme to-
gether did they separate. and Notwithstanding
the rapid play Of tue weapons it WAS seen that
neither had received n scratch. Still. during
the whole exciting scene not sound could be
hearI except the clashit.g steel US i, came to:
gether. Slowly the ,c.rcling began agnin, and
the glitterng eyes alone showed that tho walk
meant death. Soon the same leap was re.
ily through tho air The light was fast and
furious. anil when they separated both were
across his nreasl. while Nlnechi had the mus
Gle OF his left forearm almost SO, cred.
The utermissiOn was Very short. and both
men sprang simu taneously toward each other.
Tho struggle was fierce. and suddenly trip
was given aud Sewapi fell on top OF his antag-
onist The lightning like rapidly Of tho stroke
and parry precluded the possibility Of knowing
who was getting tho worst OF IL. until II was
noticed that Nunechi threw up his arms. stiff
fensd out hts legs, and WAS dead with knife
III his hear. Sewapi sprnng TO his feet gave
an earsrliltinG yell and then slowly sank to
me gr UNI Wn oiGGa sn 1r0 6ozea
TOO. was corpse
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RESET By M0CCis1y snakes.
"A Virginia Girl Gets Charge Of Buck.
shot Meant FOR One of the Intruders.

From The Psry.turg lid .-.Apn,aL
"A very remarkable story comes from Wor-
sham cit lion. Hn says that his village was
other day over the news that Allen Jones had
shot his Sister, and - largo number quickly re-
patlod 10 Jones s home, where tho following
The fnml!y consists Of Mrs. Allen, Mrs
Jones. widowed daughter. her two children.
Matte and Allen. and a single sister. or late
they have been yerv much annoyed by snakes.
fered huge moccasiu lust outside tho yard.
She gave ii II lick with stick. think ny to drive
It. on but not So 1t snrang toward fer. look
again. AMI then screamed for hoIp.
An old colorod woman who nappened near
came to her assistance. She fastened her eye
and ,.h tod the youP M lady to 60 and get gun.
monster 1t was over sx feet long. aud WAS
The next day they found another in tho
same Isce and shot it also. Last Wednesday,
as ailss Matt o was passing out VI the door she
she saws large snake snnGiy, On sconced be-
house, They tried to XIII ii. but could not get
su good al ltck az It. Alien was told e get ,hs
that the monster did not come into the house
She was unmindfu! OF her peri! tn standing
directly In range OF the gun until she saw hcr
run. Al unconsciously she bowed ler head
and attempted TO ram across tho room.
lust as she renchod he middle OF the floor a
Had she not bowed her head the whole load
would have struc;; her and caused her instant
death; AZ i Wa sho Pn'y reeeived ten ortwelye
able pal 1t seems they had not thought OF
TIC load goi ne through tho casing, which II did
making largo no o, ild also sMnshln2 n big
doing well. and hu. had Nil tho shot removed
but one. which seems quite refractory.
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SPIRITS AT A CHRISTENING.
The Ceremony OF EcdicntiuE an Infant ,
tspirituaiiStic Work ON Earth.


Last nIRht Mt -. Georges Hall there WAS d
stirltuai, tic christening. A bnhy was drdi;
cate To- tn spirii ANA and tho iDitia,e SAID
aud ho,crod ,Ner tho chilli. iiling tho air with
promisos %; fGiulo Gren ne-s Tor theft inltht
nlo'cg. one medium, howrvrr, dGca,ed ihat
Tho recent dis'hur;r o bombs aud i,rs, Hackers
had So d.tul bed The elements that tho b.tws
tntrlnhes were u tic nirihl to to oui. and
Or. &. Nj. Rim cs prrs ded aud tic Gu is!en-
IN. ceremony was performed icy i'r. Robbins.
There was ~ aimi .-ion ice % ten coats. aud
nr. I'm es h,d I" divide his iine heiMcc he
platform and ke,iing hts Weather ESQ ON The
dimes trken IN at tue door.
Mrs. OF onn"r opened the cerc!r ony by pass
inG into pra.nr,u! trance. Tue spirits srtzol
bmk Aud iorth lor halt an hour cau-inG her
To emit whole VOLUMES OF supGI!catinns aud
m II pr spir,s assured he. wrrs nj ones M iottoi
down In tue big book tor future con,it, ration.
Alter everal s. nss from !ue ii iritma,is:s pres
introduced.
Or. Robbins, under " influence" tod how for
iISm tie rhis,ian th.neH ior a r ' ySs
Its doctrine OF lies. but hnh finally had his
eye. onsnei to the trnth, u. thsn nasss' ,no
he M teen stry for it, Through is MIN.
not to MARY Su, Il they dia mn ry ' 10 advised
them TO regnt Tho laws a. n"l",ily, lot tho
nrentivo The rsd-haircd man should marry
tho biacG.hn W, man.
He congratulated the parents OF q o baby on
tho wisdom of their sclccti n OF en., o;hor,
the o1e bcimI fair, tho otncr Ia'k. Then tho
Doctor took tho baby In his arms Tor u mo.
ment hel"re chri-tonlnait; Tho music. PLAYED.
thn bnby coord nh kickoff IN The Docto's
arms. aud the spirits d descended on II o Doctor
IN force; he contentious 81 his face under
Their Influence wrr" painful IN the eXtrJmo.
The Stronger iniinonce passed in n few mo-
mcnt- Tho Doctor brought the baby 70 ward.
and read ng from II lengthy rioce Of cardboard
said: !;ottie Augusta i;euiorth. | bnrtizc
thee In the tame of the iirent Spirit IN the
nnr" of thy spirit friends. lnon sweet little
dorc that the beautiful sririts have ont into
thy father abode o lrvc. Thy iitt.e hands
shall deyelonSo large that they shall sprcni
known to tho world. Thy work ehH be done"
lle then gave back tho. chlla =, its parents,
predicting. under influence. thntft would at
tnin great things and 'ecome power over the
people. and be healer OF the sick, and that
the q AYES should open up and yield their
secreis to lillle Lo,ti., Her voice. no said.
should be II power. she should ho an Adelaide
Nciison. and move people through many moods
aud years.
= zion tho ceremony was OYER and 1.ottic
Rcu.orih was dedicated to the spirit world.
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Tho Hon. ]. T. Younger OF Osccola. No., on o
aprominent ,neWber Of tho Missouri I,,cgsla-
Thomas Jefferson Younger. tells this story:
b"me months ago / saw u statement in
st. Louis newspaper about n rooster with a
spur on his honI ihnt seq med TO 10 attracting
considrinble attention. This apparent freak
III nature can he ACCOMPLISHED 10y u simple
SnrGicSl operation. Take, a young rooster
When his SPUR Is only bud. make M incision
around the spur: then. with the roint OF tho
knife, iiit the spur OF. taking with il III. car,
ti,aginnnS iOr'nntion: next mako an inrisIOn
on the head. or any other place where Tho bon,
can BIO reached. place the spur therein. cioso
lew stitches md Keep the rhicEcn enclosed
S Sntl ne S graf " snnr hHs healed ma al,
as soil as th,uGfh nYtule bad caused II 70
growth. Tha young spur, or Tho germ OF II
spur. can be grated either on the head or on
the foot by tn" same Process which 10 similar
T. the grating Of budding ea"hes. squire
Berry OF Eenr johnson iiy, 81. lair county. Is
IN on pert at that business, ard while scien-
tinc mn MAY experiment In that direction. II
they desire We stand ready to demonstrate II
fact
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OYER THE FALLS.
A Curious Incident at One OF the Meccas OF
Those Dcnt on Suicide.

NIAGARA FALLS, July IA very curious
thing hannened horo yesterday. something
pTIPPnbl, without parallel in the annals even
tales. 1t WAS an incident which WAS not with :.
out humorous features. too one man was
walled as lost. and turned up large as lile and
another man actually did 30 over the cataract,
'Ms eeior. Sna a ,hs
ple standing around tre parapet watching tho
ccnsoless rush Of tho water over tho rrecirin,e
cry. and almost at the same instant the body
of Il man was seen in the current swlfty NOV
70 tn sufs cash kor
ssssgse%Msd Was MR. Maileoi% Mcdonald >, q
ns laS%@n On bensl in M, tic IR.5I
thoy wandered around tho village previous TO
entering tho park the husband occasionally
felt the want Of something cooling. AS Il was
had gone ahonrl, Tn, ana The heat Of the day
possibly Turned his head tribe. Tor after sill
hs wiie's iar no jumped ,up. and 5 !artinE TO-.
ward the rivers edge lell iato some bushes.
The wife ss, ere, Ind started f1r some
inc parapet saw n body 30 over, tho American
fan. about twnn'y feet out, The two facts be-
sion IVA was ihat sIcDonald was tho 0i man. lie
wife was taken to NO surerintnadent,s office,
e sob s SS n
WAYS ana his fondness Tor MO icat ing liquids
winch evidently We're responsible Tor his sup
POSED suicide. She herself seemed inclined to
In tho inid,l OF it MI tho Lost husband ap-
penrcd; n reservation oircer ACCOMMODATING
hin. Crying GA papa, is IL You" the wils
d splRy Tuito SO much nf1-' ton. but no en-
denvoieh to Iniot his wi;esp"riurbed feelings.
Thus was onn woman comiorted, but mol
wl,hstnnding this turn OF affairs. 1t WIS clear
some ono Il III go over tho falls Not only did
people on tho pnrai"t II; Prospect Point soc u
tioy. tie gGide. now emp owed on tina inclined
piano. bring CALI d, saw tho body and Tut out
for II. He ,ol!h not reach II. However. efors
II sunk. II ore ", % SAM the body describe 1t
ms thar o nnn o. midiic "a" IN dark clothes
Identity. inquiry WAS made NJ tho reservation
Office this m.rnng. but nothing hud deycloped
since yestcfday.
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NOT THE BRIDES IAyLE
Nobody sent FOR Her 10 Go to Her Wed.
din, ana SO She Waited.


curious incident happened at a church
wedding In this city tho Their evening. II was
society amir, Hu'l at 3 o'clock. the hour ap-
rontad Tor. the ceremony. the church WAS
crowded with guests. The IN mister who was
10 4,lic!at" was there. also the groom. ush rs.
ana bridesmaids. hut the bride was not. Ten
mnuies a ter S-twenty minutes aftor =. still
no bride anpenrod. The peoi Ie iu tho church
were growing impatient. Halt pnst s and SIN
no bride! Tho groom was very anxious Hal
her courage intiad her ut tho last momNnt ?
another man Had her house burned and. she
persisted IN the flames Had the carriage
bi,2koh down and Injured her!
These were some OF tn" Questions that ran
thr ugh his mind leaving their impress on his
lace. Eight thirty-llye! Tho bridesmaids bit
their lips. tugged nervoualy AT their ribbons.
nnd uhcunsciously despoiled their bounuots
NND she not romingH Vague runior. IAN
through The audience. and The minis er him
soll. Used to MI SORTS of curious things at we'd
council 81 war WAS held. and 1t was do.
cihed 10 send another carriage after her POST
haste. Another! When the facts Lccamn
Known no carriage nj ali had been sent Tor
that the ceremony had been IL progress. In
!he cNcitemcnt tho principal factor had boon
1orsotten II Is needless to say that no time
wa, lost ~ transporting the bride to The altar
and NJ D $40. ree-pnnrters Of an hour late. tho
nuptial knot was tied. and tho ptlnted brido
und tho happy lroom went on their way.
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Old TINES Nv TEXAS,
How Quaker viriinnic Made Friends
with Brn Thompson of Austin.

from fir ~. I'ts GiOb .DsnOCrN.
- AMrsT,S' July ls,mWhsn John \, Hoxie came am,
first things he did o identity himself with the
country was to l9in Vigilance conmitior; Mr.
mili%nsire Ills ancestors we're s,"akers llis
conditions OF sJeiety in that rart OF Texas 10
Which he moved from Illinois that he soor
igation Of His neigh bors to enforce morality by
Mr.. HoAie, went down to Galveston 10 attend
pubic gathering. 4 community Of 10 ON OF
12.vOO neorle was trying to play hos, toa c,ow,l
E a,s eo or ii o . ,tr"rser NJ oXiS was
III Q. somewhat dubious tone:
AZ; Hrxis, III hay; to tut, you in room
VIII rS ST T ali rrht 81 A. sn mr. .,
the d"r and se"red S ft%1' Sssns
bed Ms ;;uddcnly rs II he had been on 81 Rugs,
dropprd two reyo.,e,,s. one in each hand uUon
Lilo down. my friend" said Mr. noxio calm.
~ or, I'm smI not gong 70 t,omhln ycu. There's
y, The man with the vi lois apuloGiznl. with
the remark ti!nt h. hG hcrn suddenly aroused
IRON sleep. Ana thus tho millionaire from Ill-
NOS nude tho acquaintance OF Ben Thomp on
In the morning. Mr. Hoxic arose FIRST lie
maho solnn noise IL getting nioHni the Dom.
81 ,ITs,S SisiSIs If E%nd; ~ ~" "sa
While YOU were getting ieady. Ii III wanted 10. +"
MIR. Thompson eNIla ned thnt he had bern
m good deal recently and his nerves we're
unsteady. III" hoped TINT his fellow guest
would excuse his bnd brcnks.
Whit you want. my r.cn!.", said Mr. HoXir.
SCOT hngly. and vi h Quaker deliberations is
gin cocktail 0bont So h Oh. Indicating tho
ice in H."
Mr. Tholni son sighed and replied: l can t
got NJ and dress vet. IN too siuky"
Mover mtntl." sniti tho IN l,onAirr. md he
went down stair. had he cocktaii huilt undor
his rers nal snnerris!nn. MD cnrricd II back
sat up in bed without bis Ills, OILS his time and
from that day IN lie 4 led with HIS boots ON in
g snn Antonio theatre he was tho friend OF tho
Quaker Aivllantc.
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FIRM N, Dai,1s Moraipg M,ws.

Firm he bdH1s Mornipg NewG
IIorn is q portion OF tnr examination to
VIII Oh an old lawyer Iold me he was subjected
when he app!iol f"r u i,cnse. Tho olGest
meniier o' the ehaM ming cOmmittee lnterfo-
gated him:
Ara YOU familiar with any game OF chance"
ma. fir"
bon you know how 20 play any game Of
enrist"
NJ. sir" ~.
Surely You understand cuchre :"
Never heard I H. before"
1t can be Ossib'e YOU never INDUCED in O
game oil draw poeoryp
>ps. bir, II IAN. nm member ri the
ehur"ti ana don'l know one card from another.
We'll inter u lorE pause of astonishmentl.
young man, weii give you n license, but how
IN the world yoa'r- going tn make living Tor
The frs two Or tnr.o years after YOU start 10
practisip. law is Il mystery to W."
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2HE COOK HID Ni.ECI.
With the Aid OF This nnd Two RcvOivers
He soon BccaMe u ther

f'om tie san frchcisc0 Cat.
Not so very long ago q large band Of ca,.ie
tue line 10 Kansas. Tne boys Gelongingto the
weeks no less than I'VE coo, had lett hc CAM
IL disSusi. as no mattor whit they did or how
to growl Tho hend Loss was in a Tuundarv
y hon the NTH man lcl. rs he knew ho would
10 his surnrse. ho how t,o Coon after sunrise
neYt moaning short. SNOWY son ct Erin
walked into cnmp. mud. inter lighting his pire
Iuired II n cook was wanted. 1t did not mkt
the boss long to make bargain W. til the man.
soon installed in hs position, slowed his grin
away, aud after wash in the creek began tho
%nor fhn ow " Es,ipr d,nner The boys SIZED
AeAt mo,n!nE however. the fun began. One
foilys in tn. pot, But Re was deal to ali until
he wondb Do hanged II h" could "a: such biscuit
as those. and ii th.re was no Improvement In
ne grub at noon tie cook would hear some-
AT the frs mention OF the biscuit. tho p!Ipe
Iuie'l over TO ths wagon. he ilshe.. out q rair
OF Colts revo!vSrs:. and marching IN TO the
but you sit down and ea' them biscuit. or I'll
Plug ioe:y or before Xon can wins There was q
Taylsr saw The COOK mean. lusness s0 IL hai
pistol in his belt. but he also knew that be-
lore he could draw il he would b. q dcnl man.
Eat Them biscuits" came the order again
while the rest o, the crowd sat around with a
grin. taking in tho fun.
There was no help for It, SO TAYLOR sat down
and before Mac let him 20 he had eaten every
biscuit In the pan. and WAS stuffed so full he
could ha', div breathe.
Il thought you would soon find your appe-
Ute" said Mac: Then turning 70 the rest q
lhs bows be asked - Huw'R the coffee ~
Every one replied Tint It was fine and all
agreed that tho pork was cooked to a turn.
Mac st aycd with the Quilt seye al months. and
whom no left the boys swore he was the best
cook west OF the Mississippi River.
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INDIAN FIGHTS TO n FINISH
Rules Under Witch One OF the Principals
Is sure TO ne Knocked Out.

- sure 10 nc hnOcskcu Outs
From the Globe DemccraL
John T. Miller OF Fort Reno Okla, while
seated in group AZ the Luclede Hetel, puRil-
ism being tho topic Of conversation. said:
When you talk about q light to II finish and
bs,weon TWO Indian bucks is seen in a ring.
string Il interes tied human spectators. It is u
Tact that among lE.;ians, OF the same tribe.
though thoy may number thousands, there are
result in murder This is strange when it ia
remembered that the Indian is s-ionae.
cious by nature. They have their difficulties
an an h9wSEsr but OF tho
YET onee in while light occurs and it is
novel sient to witness One buck challenges
another 10 combat, and accompanied by their
turei art ,choois amons The paIe faces. md
lies war ciub..n SIN Doth. long Piece Of hard
"a IS a sort q mascot bseaase q, ne blood
bark on ';he wet rtho dry principle when boys
as GifSs u the s'aD aas Rs
punts himself esHdng his head l, Is TIE
Just as hard as he can. and with all the viEor-
gus righteousness hs can command on the
low tito back, Cne blow is struck, and then
the man who has endul cd 1t picks up tina club.
END In MS onpoment is subjected To- ~ tho force
and almost every blow Is C knocE-down one
until the duellist last knocked down rises to his
Iebt and refuses to accept the club from his
opponent. lilo has had enough and the party
freaks UP.
endured In these duels il marvellous. Tho ciu b
used has u Jagged edge. and every blow struck
brings blooI. making deep cuts and fearful
bruises have seen Two such lights. and they
are brutal and nnu.eating in the roolness Of
their =. ocedure and the appearance OF both
con,sslants atter victory is won and defeat