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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-03-30
A DOGS sAGAoITY
- the Means of Rescuiug His Master From,
Painful Position.


MUNCfE, Ind, March 2G.-Rev. Daniel
Dragoo, who resides few miles out of
the city, was in the woods near his
house loading logs on a wagon As
one OF the logs was being rolled on the
skids the chain broke and the log rolled
backward, knocking Mr.. Dragoo down
and pinioning him TO the ground. Ills
faithful dog hearing che means OF his
master. came running up and com
menced licking the injured mans hand.
which relieved some OF the pain. Mr.
Dragoo' having a notebook and pencil
IN ms pocket secured them and wrote
on leaf; Come at once; am fast under
log; can not ret out He then
placed the paper in the dogs mouth
and started him toward the house. with
tne expectation Of assistance coming MT
once. The dog delivered the paper.
and in short time the injured man
was rescued from his perilons position.
Ills left ankle and foot were badly
mashed. and will have 20 be amputaicd
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STRANGE SCENES
At the ruriai of the hin Farm Mine Vic
tims-Richard Bigiey Breaks the Coffin
OF His Isrother With "a Hatchet.


OF His tsrother with IA Ratchet.
DUNRAk, Pa. March 20 The TWEEN
ty-three bodies of the victims of the
Hill Farm mine explosion. found We'd
nesday after "A search of twenty months,
were buried Friday morning. The re-
mains were placed in the coffin, or
rough boxes. down in the mines. and
the relatives and friends were not per-
mitted TO see. them. All but two were
identified by Some trinket on their per-
sons. The names were written on the
boxes. which were securely nailed
down. Father Milady conducted the
services at the Catholic cemetery,
where twenty-one of the victims were
inferred side 10y side.
During the service brother of
Richard Bigley insisted upon seeing the
face of his dead brother once again.
but this was refused At this he grew
frantic. BY heavens, | shall see him. "
said ne, and seizing hatchet attacked
the rough box TO cut n hole in it. He
was grabbed by several men, and after
IA struggle they succeeded in forcing
him out OF the cemetery. The other
two bodies were buried in Franklin
cemetery.
Coroner Hubert and his jury con-
cluded on and executed a deed of aston
ishing stupidity. They decided that as
two bodies were not positively identi-
fed, there was reason TO doubt that
any were, and to satisfy themselves
they must view the remains again. SUI
perintendent Lang and others begged
them not to do so, but they proceeded
Al -.
gathered. They ordered the undertaken
to open the coffin of Martin Cavanaugh.
Scarcely was the lid removed when
every one in the cemetery rushed to the
place. Among them were Mrs. Cav
anaugh, her daughter and the sister of
the deceased.
Stand back, ladies'" said the cor
oner. lie was too late. The wasted
almost skeleton form was seen by its
loved mother. Mrs Cavanaugh shrielSed
as did her daughters Others crowded
around, and the outburst of grief was
Notwithstanding. The women were
Frustrated, and had 60 be taken from
the cemetery. The coroner. after be.
ing satisfied that it was the corpse of
Cavanaugh, had it closed and proceeded
to another one. Here an effort was
made 60 keep the crowd back, but 1t
was useless a similar scene was en-
acted. At this moment woman sank
TO the ground and said: Hush! Let us
pray"
For while the widowed and father
less stood quiet as the woman repeated
the Lords prayer, but ut its conclusion
grief broke out anew, and when the
caslSet containing the body of Courtney
was opened Mrs. Courtney tainted on it,
Mrs. JOY was also overcome and threw
her bonnet and veil in the grave, after
which she fell upon the coffin and bury
ing her face in the hard wood. sobbed
piteously. The coroner's jury brought
in IA verdict that the men met their
deaths on June rs by suffocation from
smoke from fire accidentally started
IN brattice
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WESTON, w. Va, March % One Of
the most remarkable recoveries on rec
ord Is reported from Gilmer county.
Less than two months ago n man named
Doc Snyder was thrown from q horse.
His skull was crushed and his brain
was laid bare and oozed from the head.
The best medical skill pronounced his
case hopeless, yet he has continued to
improve until be is now able TO be up
and among his friends
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A N.wsnnner.s ulntnru

BERLIN, March % All the press but
the official newspapers are rejoicing
over the victory of the Cologne Ga.
zette in regard to its comments on the
kaiser's Braudenburg speech. The
provincial court has rejected the charge
OF Lese Majestic, made by the public
press prosecutor against the Cologne
Gazette in connection with those com
merts. 1t is o great victory for free
dom OF the press.
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sICKENING CRUELTIEs.
Shocking Revelations Made at Bows
ReformutorN

Shocking Revelations Made at Boys
Reformatory.
PHILADELPHIA, March 23.-When the
state board of charities meet at Hunt
mgdon, mass of startling information
will be laid before it by State senator
Osborn, of this city, bearing upon the
cruelties and barbarities inflicted upon
the inmates of the Pennsylvania indus
trial reformatory. The names and
prison numbers of the sixty-three boys
Will be presented, all of whom have
been victims OF long confinement in
solitary cells, and in most instances
have also been whipped with water
soaked leather flaps, chained up to iron
bars above their heads or TO the floors
and in some cases compelled To curry n
ball and chain. Some ot these victims,
IL Is charged, We're driven into insanity
and TO attempts at suicide
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WAemNotoN March Us -Thc entire
session Of the cabinet was devoted 10
the consideration of the isrhrinq soe
question. u is understood THAT the
government will await reply from
Lord Sails ury 90 the presidents not,
OF the 22d inst before proceeding ON
the assumption that Great Britain win
not cooperate iu measures for the pro.
lection of the scaling industry. The
seriousness of the Bchrnr sea situation
is shown by Che fact tnat Secretary
Elaine attended the cnbinct meeting
Friday Notwithstanding hc mas not we
July recovered from his recent sever.
attack of the grip.
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Last of imprisonment for pept.

New YORK, March 24-There has
been introduced in the Legislature a bill
TO repeal all provisions of the code re-
lating to imprisonment in civil actions.
The bill abolishes the last remaining
vestige OF imprisonment for debt and
with 1t the debtors prison-Ludlow
street jail-which is to be directed to
be turned over to the city authorities
for public use
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STARTED IN THE SOUTH.
New Industries Which show. Not
Boom, but Solid Growth

New Industries Which show, Not n
Boom, but Solid Growth.
BALTIMORE, March 25-In its issue
for this week the Manufacturers Rec
ord. OF baltimore, presents a summary
of new enterprises started in the south
since the beginning of the year, show
ing that new concerns have been
organized rs follows: One blast
furnace, - machine shops and
foundries, . agricultural implement
factories, Is flour mills, o cotton mills,
9 furniture factories, gas works, l1s
water works. rs carriage and wagon
factories, 30 electric light plants, 1870
mines and quarries, 1872 wood
working factories, &c ice-factories
II canning works, : stove
foundries. % brick works. mis-
cellaneous iron working establish
ments, cotton congresses, 10 cotton
seed oil mills and 2S3 other manufacture
ing establishments of miscellaneous
character Commenting upon these
figures the Manufacturers Record saws:
we want TO disabuse our readers of
the idea that the south is booming and
in place of this impression we desire to
prove TO the world that the south is de-
veloping steadily, surely and in a
healthy manner"
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INptANAPoLIg Ind, March 20. -TSn
days ago one of the journalists en-
ployed on the Freeman. the organ OF
the colored people in this city, attempted
to Kill his lady love after which ne
committed suicide. Friday Martin T..
Tucker. also colorcd and employed on
the same paper went insane. and was
locked up.
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CoEE. March 24-Joseph Joyce, a
supporter of the Parncllite section of
the Irish Parliamentary party. was
sentenced 20 be hanged for
the murder of Patrick O. Learv. an anti
Parncliite. The only motive for the
crime was the ill-feclinR Joyce enter
iained Cor O'Leary because Of his diff
ferent political views.
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WASHINGTON. March 24.-In the sen.
ate Wednesday the ice-prcsident pro-
scented petition from benjamin G..
Harris, Of Maryland. on behalf of him
self and other citizens of that state.
asking congress to secure compensa-
ton for the slaves taken by the general
government or emancipatcd by state
convention, at the instance and desire
of the general government
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Ex-confeas Invite Grand Armu Mnr.

RICHMOND, Va, March 81 AT meet
ing of Lee Camp Confederate Veterans
a resolution was unanimously adopted
inviting the members of the Grand
Army of the Repub bile during their ma
tional encampment at Washington to
visit this city, assuring them of "A hearty
welcome on the part of the people gem
orally and confederate soldiers espe-
cioll,-
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ANDERsoN. Ind, March 2a.-The
large residence of Jasper Pastelle. this
city, was blown to atoms by natural
gas explosion and the debris harmed
Pastelle was fatally injured. The oth.
.er mem oers of the family escaped with
out serious injury. Pastelle had nee.
lected 90 turn out the lights while re-
pairing a sudden leak.
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no Room for THAI Kind

CLoQUEr Mimi, March ga great
fire swept Dunlap's island, destroying
seven buildings valued at S25 600. The
buildings burned were stores. dwellings
and the village Jail Insurance SO. 600.
Patrick Flaherty. asleep on the second
floor of one of the houses. was burned
to death One of the heaviest losers is
the Miller Brewing Co.. OF Milwaukee.
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KING TONBRINO.
He Wants the United States to Establish
rrotectorate Over the Gilbert Is

He Wants the United States to Establish
Frotectorate Over the Gilbert Is
land.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 81 king
Tonbrino of Butaritari, who arrived in
this city on the bark Towara last week,
announces that his mission to this
country is to secure the protection
of the United States for the Gilbert
islands He says he feels that these
islands would be much more prosperous
under such n protecorate, and if this
government will accept the proposition
and raise the American flag over the
islands, he would agree to transfer to
the United States the harbor of the is
land of Butaritari, aId TO keep the har-
Dor in good condition a. coaling sta
ton and for refuge at all times lie
would also assist to the utmost in pro-
noting commercial relations between
the two countries. King Tonbriuo will
return to the islands in few DAYS. but
states he has arranged that his PROPOSE
ton be laid before the authorities at
Washington.
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salLabnrr.a Nota nn 1nanlt

NV YORK. March %. According TO
the Herald, senator remarked TO its
Washington cores pondent that Lord
salisbury note was an insult To- the
good sense Of the American people. ut
amounts, he said, ''to "a practical adj
mission on his lordship's part that lac is
weary of the subject, and il the Harri-
soy administration does not like it they
may go TO the devil"
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CRYSTAL FAILS Mich. March % -
ba"eI sfepHcns01 aud Louis Nelson.
-"ri'- working near Br.ar lldl. were
burned io death in their cabin near
mere. Their chrred remains were
round ~ party or their return from
work
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A Fatal Fit

MAEriNsviLrE, ind, March e6
James Long a AHchelor aged fifty
eight lived with his mother near Mt
claire. While his mother was out Of
the house he was seized with 70 80. TO
which he was subject and fell into tho
fire and Long was burned 90 death be-.
fore ncIn nrrLvnn
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minister WIG KiIled Nv a Eurr,ar

MILLEDGEvILLE, Ga, March %. -
Louis Williams, n negro, entered the
house OF Rev. 5. Leonard, and was dis
covered in the act Of stealing some
valuables by Mrs. Leonard. who made
an cutlery, whereupon the burglar
struck her with an AK. inflicting in
juries from which she died. Williams
was arrested, and it is probable that
he will bc lynchcd.
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ONO Rapublican Convantior

CoLrMBus, o., March 20. AT a meet
ing of the state central committee it
was decided TO hold the Republican
state convention at Cleveland, April 81
and IS. Chas J.. Griffin was selected
Tor temporary chairman. defeating
Gov. Mckinley for the honor The
convention will be composed of ~
del c0ates.
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Acsidentary shot by ne VIZ.

SrENcEH Ind, March g. Dr. T. w.
Mahcrncy of Nliddletown. who was
shot by his WIFE Tuesday. died Wednes-
day They had been married but a
short time. Mrs Maherncy is nearly
crazcd by the sad accident.
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LoNpoi March %. Mr. C. u. Glca-
dove 20 G. ert of thc treasury and Mr..
a b. Rose assistant secretary OF tine
Marine Insurance Co. are about to
start Cor Vancouver 90 assist fro the set
Element OF the claims Of Canadian
scalara
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Austin. Tex Narcn 70 William Ir
lluddic one Of the most prominent
artists OF tine south. died here OF paralv-
Sis llc was well known in Washington
and Paris art circles and schools. lie
was tine painter of all the portraits Of
Texas governors and confederate sta N
officers.
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HAVANA. Kas March 90 For the
first time ir the history of this CITY.
and possibly for the fret time i'm Kan
-a7 coiored men have been appointed
judges of election Mayor Bret. stcr has
selected four cOiorcd mon. one from
each ward 90 serve on tine election
I.ya-I.
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Witnessed the Battle Of Lake Erie

INDIANAPoLs, March "A Mrs. Buell.
Phillips, the oldest resident OF Door
village. Ind, died. aged nincty-two
She witnessed the battle of Lake Erie.
fought between Commodore Perry and
the British in 1912. she then being
eleven years OF age, and remembered
10 fully.
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CEDAH RAPIDS. Ia, March &c Mrs.
Fannie schado committed suicide Fri
day afternoon. She shot herself five
times with q 22-calibre revolver. three
times in the right breast. once i'm the
abdomen and the last tine in the right
temple.
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The Proc Coinage BIZ.

WAsmNGroN, March %. The debate
on the free coinage bin ended Thurs.
day night About midnight a motion
was made Co table Che measure. and a
vote was taken which resulted i'm n tie.
speaker Crisp came to the relief and
cast the deciding vote iva favor OF the
6iil, thus saving 80 from defeat.
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L. Emnsror h fmnrnulnr

BEEriS, March 25.--The emperor has
been much benefited by his visit to
huoertusstock 10 Is reliably affirmed
That he is only suffering from gAcral
fatigue. it is expected that he will be
fully restored in o few days
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one Kllled I'D Four 1ninred

WHEELING W. Va. March "A
wreck occurred on the Monongahela
River railroad Monday afternoon, near
Paramount. about seventy miles east
OF Wheeling In which one man
was killed and four others badly
injured
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800 of - -

kA1p CITY S. D. Mucn 23.-Tbe
heaviest snow fall for year fell here
during Sue past thirty-siv hours Tho
mo" l.cs light inches deepen the leyei
reports hy telegraph and telephone
sho" ilo snow 20 have been central
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- P,ob.h-Y D. pnr1nnna

HtEEi-HrEc ia. March .i-Thc
board OF pa~ions recommended par.
don boo the cases OF John a. Nciioue
aud WIN 70 Porter thr Beaver Star
publisher. wro were couy ietel of libel.
ing Senator Quay
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louisville Ky March 2G From
the same gailows from which Turner
and Patterson were hanged Murderer
Henry Smith was swung into eternity
Friday morning Smith did not close
his eyes during The night
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NEW loEN March 25-On April 20
Sing Sing viii swing open for Ferdi-
nand Ward. the famous Gnancicr who
was associated with Gen. Grants sons
when their firm went under. Ward
was sentenced to ten years.
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DrHrQUE la March 90 Michael
Smith. his wife and eight children were
poisoned by eating beef affected with
iurnpy jaw The mother and one Tow
are stiil very sick and may die. but tho
other, are out OF danger.
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JudEs 90 - th. onth

BALTIMORE March o. lion. Nathan
Cor, Of West Virginia. has qualified i'm
the United States circuit court. before
Judges Bond and Morris. as United
states circut jIdge of the fourth judicial
cireuIt
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caprLvl EetaInl II. c1arc.l-n-.hLn

HERLN March 23 The latest r.po,.f,
concerning tine ministerial crisis are 10
tH7 effect that Gen Won Caprivi will
retain Tine pVsts OF chsnccllor of the
empire and Prussian for ign minister.
out VIII resign hi- posit.0o as president
OF tine FruseI1n council OF ministers
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DEADw"op. S. d.. MarcE - Edward
owen and Miller Mckenzie. employed
doing e0ntracf work ON tine i0O-foot
level Of Che Highland mine. were i'm.
siantly killed 10y premature discharge
Of blast
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BrmIE. March 2a- Prince bismarck
is recovering from Che sudden illness
with which BE- was attacked fc.v DAYS
ago
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4 rair Of Editors Iardoncd.

HAWusEuEc. Pa, March rs The
recommendation OF the board OF pardous
that Editors Mellon and Porter. of tbc
Beaver STAR sentenced to six months,
Imprisonment for libeling senator
Quay bc pardoned. was Friday au-
proved by Gov Pattison.
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nome ~ Nd and Innrn Lnnrn.l....

NV HonK, March 2G-Thc govern.
ing board Of the international Jeague
OF press clubs mot IN this city Friday
The most iu 9ortant business transacted
was voting 30 establish home for aped
and iufirm journalists.
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OIL TRUST PROFITS
Over s2eOOO.OOo Made BY the
Concern in Two Years.

This I'm addition To the Twelve Per Cent.
Annual eividend-somc OF the Surplus
Is Co he Distributed IN Cash, tho
Rest IA Increase Capital Stock.
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SWEDISH SPECIE.

Pieces OF Money Weighing -Four Pounds
Coin Are Sont to the Worlds Fair.
Some curious copper pieces of money
were received at the custom house re-
Gently for Gustavus Stc,nberg, a
Swedish dealer in coins. who intends to
exhibit them at the worlds fair. The
coins came from Sweden, where they
circulated in the sixteenth century,
and bear more resemblance to pieces Of
boiler iron after an explosion than
money.
The coins are great fat pieces Of
copper. cut into squares. The smallest
coin is four inches square and worth
thirty cents. The largest is over foot
square and with a face value of four
dollars, and weighs four pounds Each
slab ct copper is stamped in several
places with al inscription giving the
date of It's issue and it's denomination.
These enormous and cumbersome
coins were the result Of o craze which
prevailed several hundred years ago for
the exclusive use Of copper for money.
In those days wealthy ladies were COM
pclled to hire an attendant to accom-
pany them to carry a basketful of the
coppers while shopping.
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Progress In IsuiIdin1.

The construction of the exposition
buildings is progressing in the most sat
isfactory manner and there Is no reason
for doubt that it will bc completed in
time for dedication. The rough carpen-
try work is practically finished on all of
tholarge structures except raachircry
hall and the manufacturers building.
and on these it is In nm advanced stage.
Six or seven of the buildings have the
exterior appearance almost Of flashed
structures and look like imposing mar
bile palaces. The erection OF number
Of the state buildings is now progress
ing Landscape gardening and other
work OF beautiiyiny the grounds is be-
ing pushed by q large force Of men. and
sodding, Matchmaking and the planting
of thousands of trees, shrubs, etc, is in
nrnprQSS
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The son of man in England named
Housley had his arm amputated at an in
firmary, and after the operation Housley
asked for the arm and the surgeon re-
fused to give it to him. Soon afterward
he brought box to the infrmary and
asked again for the arm. Then the boy
died and the father asked for the arm a
third time eunsuccessfully. Then Housley
sued. The judge gave judgment for the
defendant.
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THE LAiEO'S UMBRELLA.
McPherson's House Had Not u Door Thai
Would Take 1t.

Mcpherson's House Had Not u Door That
Would Take It.
Jonas IIanway was said to be the
first man who carried an umbrella in
the streets of London. Umbrellas were
long before that carried by women, but
they were considered feminine lux
ury, and q man would no more be seen
with one than nowadays he would walk
the streets with parasol in summer or
carry q mufl in winter.
But Jonas Hanway, thinking, like q
sensible man, that all the good things
should not be appropriated by women,
boldly walked the streets one day with
an umbrella probably it belonged to
his wife, over his head. lie not only
kept himself dry among his moist fell
low creatures, but he rendered his
name immortal, and left shining ey-
ample to US who have not always the
courage Of our convictions"
But it was not long before the whole
country got used to umbrellas, says
Harpcr's Young People 1t was told of
one distant corner Of Scotland that in
this quarter umbrellas were sported
only by the laird and tho minister. and
were looked upon by the common class
of people as perfect phenomena To
sce the minister or the laird go by witt,
an umbrella over his head was as good
as circus to the small boys Of the vii.
lagc.
One day Daniel Mcpherson called up.
on the laird to pay his rent AS he was
about to leave hard shower came on,
and Daniel, being well-to-do man
and much respected" the laird polite.
ly offered him the use of IN umbrella.
Daniel proudly accepted the loan. and.
much clatcd. walked of with his head
held several inches higher than usual
ct He had not been gone many minutes,
however. when 70 the laird's surprise
he saw Daniel posting back with all pos
sible haste. the umbrella still held firmly
over his hoad.
"Hae. hae. Kornel." he called out,
''this'll never do! There's nae q doc,
in a ay house that'll talk II tnl My
vera barn door Wilma TAX II tn!'
Poor Daniels head had not yet
grasped the umbrella must be shut up
before he tried TO take It in the door.