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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-11-30
SAYS NfRsON FIRED HIM
THOMPSON SAYS HE WAS FIRED
TO MAKE ROOM FOR ivER.
SONS RELATIVE.

st. Paul, Nov. %. - The Dispatch
says:
A. w. Thompson, deputy state audi
tor under State Auditor Iverson for
the past four years, will sever his Off
cial connection with that department
Immediately. He has been let out.
In order to make room for c. s
Brown, State Auditor Iverson's
brother.in-law. Mr.. Thompson was ask
ed to resign Monday, to take effect
with the first of the year, but he Re
fused and Informed Mr.. Iverson that
he would step out Immediately. Mr.
Thompson's explanation is that Mr.
Iverson wants to keep the money in
the family.
Il have not resigned-I refused &c
resign when requested to do so by
Mr.. Iverson. I was discharged, dis
missed-the dismissa! to take effect on
Jan. 1. But it will not take effect at
that time. but will take effect now,
said Mr.. Thompson.
THE redsons Why, Iverson wants
to give my place to his brother-in-law
c. S. Brown. Iverson wants to Keep
all the money he can in the family.
There are in the Office VERSIONS Sis
ter, his brother-in-law and himself, and
SO the money will be kept in the FAINT
ly for the coming four years. The
Iverson family will draw $500 an
nually from the state treasury"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-11-30
LONE BANDIT HOLDS UP TRAIN.
Robs Fifteen Passengers, but Is Arrest.
ed Before He Could Leave Train.

Robs Fifteen Passengers, but Is Arrest.
ed Before He Could Leave Train.
Kansas City, Mo, Nov. PA lone
rcbber. masked and armed, robbed ff-
teen passengers on a Chicago & Alton
passenger train near Glasgow, Mo-,
after midnight this morning, He was
arrested before he could leave the
train and was taken to Glasgow and
placed in Jail.
At Slater the robber, wearing a
mask over his eyes, boarded the rear
car as the train was pulling out. After
the train had gained speed, the man,
revolver in hand, entered the car and
began a systematic robbery of the pas
sengers. Fifteen of them were made
to disgorge. AS the train passed
through Glasgow, at which point it
does not stop, the man was seen at
work by the station agent, who wired
the chief dispatcher of the fact. Arm.
strong, the next station east of Glas.
gov, was notified, and officers were at
the station there to meet the train
when 1t pulled in. When the train
stopped at Armstrong ON orders and
the officers boarded it they caught the
robber red-handed.
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PllIqD
Will HOUSE I !
VOICES THoRouoH ENJoYsa Es y 1
/ or HIS NO TgREMARKABLE NJ
VOYAGE.
CONDUCTOR 0 ! sIRAlNROBBER
BOLD BANDIT HOLDS UP PAssEN.
GERS ON a TRAIN IN mis-
SOURI,.
CONDUCTOR ABSTRAINROBBER

Washington, Nov. CSC Completing a
remarkable trip to Panama, during
which he Travelled several thousand
miles by sea and visited not only thu
isthmus, but Porto Rico as well, and
voicing his thorough enjoyment of the
entire voyage, President Roosevelt re
turned to Washington at 1O:42 o'clocs
last night.
The trip up the Potomac on the con
verted yacht Mayfower, to which he
and his party were transferred from
the Louisiana at Piney Point yester
day afternoon, was made without spa-
cial incident.
The president landed within ten
minutes after the arrival of the May
flower.
Pleased With Everything.
To those who met him he stated he
had had delightful trip and was feel
ing finely. The president and Mrs.
Roosevelt Immediately proceeded to
the White House.
Speaking of his trip, the president
said:
1--WE had very pleasant-very en-
joyable-time, and am deeply i'm
pressed with the United States navy,
with Panama and with Porto Rico"
The Panama canal, it was stated by
the president, will be the subject OF a
special message, and consequently on
that subject, he will say nothing at
this time.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-11-30
A Strange Awakening.

Senator Bailey of Texas, in describ
ing a terrific fight that he had once
seen on the streets of New York, said
that the hubbub and confusion remind
ed him of an episode that happened
on train.
con a certain train,", he said, "a
very large, muscular man fell asleep
and annoyed the passengers by snor
ing tremendously. A drummer, carry
ing half a lemon in his hand, tiptoed
over to a little boy who sat behind the
snorer.
"'Son,' said the drummer, 7 am a
doctor, and If that man doesn't stop
snoring he'll die of apoplexy. Watch
your chance. and, as soon as his mouth
opens a little wider lean over and
squeeze this lemon into It,
1.-THE boy obeyed."
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-11-30
men AND We ld' GUT DolIN
5HAMlLT TON. ONT, s'TREET# CAR
STRIKE cAusEs FURIOUS
VIOLENCE. ..

Hamilton, Ont, Nov. "a. - Never IN
Hamilton's history were such scenes
of disorder and lawlessness seen az
were enacted In the principal streets
of the city Saturday night. I'M
Scores Of rioters, sympathizers w..n
the striking street car men, felt the
weight of policemen's night sticks and
the keen edge of the soldiers swords
in conflicts. ST.
Attacks on streets cars began AZ
early as z o'clock. The polices welded
their clubs freely, but the situation
grew too serious for them to handle.
Sheriff Middleton was notified and
read the riot act, which makes every
able-bodied citizen amenable to police
duty. He also notified Capt. ogilvie
that the aid of troops had become neo
essary to maintain order.
Charge ls Remorseless.
At o'clock a concerted effort was
made by the police and soldiers to
clear the streets. The police charged
this crowd first. The officers were
met with jeers and insults.
Smashing right and left with their
heavy night sticks, the police waded
into the crowd. Men and women suf-
fered alike and soon the pavement was
marked by many unconscious forms.
The mob. realizing that the police
meant business this time. began to re.
taliate with stones and other missiles
Cavalry Disperses Mob.
At this point the clatter Of horses
hoofs on the pavement announced the
approach of the cavalry, and the
crowd, attacked from both sides, broke
and fed down side streets and through
alleyways. The streets are strewn
with debris and many plate glass win
dows in stores were broken by flying
missiles.
Nearly one hundred people were
treated at the hospitals for slight in
juries.
Sunday was marked by unusual quiet
on the streets. The officials Of the rail-
way company do not believe the trou-
BILE is at an end, however.
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PEARY's CREW is STUBBORN.
Explorer Will Have to Get New Crew
to Bring Roosevelt to New York.

Explorer Will Have to Get New Crew
to Bring Roosevelt to New York.
Sydney, N. s., Nov. 27.-At the last
moment Commander Peary was unable
to leave for New York. He will be de-
tanned until Monday. The crew insists
that the Roosevelt is in no condition
to be taken to New York and demands
that the ship be locked. There is no
dock here large enough to accommo-
date the Roosevelt. Commander
Peary got diver to examine her bot
tom.
Commander Bartlett has had much
trouble with the crew and said yseter-
day that it must leave the Roosevelt.
He has sent to his home for new
crew to man the vessel.
The men in the forecastle are posi-
lively filthy. They have no idea Of
cleanliness. They are not even good
sailors. The commander undoubtedly
had great trouble with them.
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DliNl l II! [!
F1sEcRETA6 81 ~ EoeEs -
THENCE III. H yER l,lIy = Il 4.
1URo slTG. Isjs. 5':s

Pittsburg, Nov. IS. Charges 81 graft
connection with the site for the pro.
posed new postofnce building were In
Sdignantly denied ~ secretary Shaw
here yesterday. The secretary came
to Pittsburg to make q personal In.
spection Of the various site offered,
and while conferring with representa-
.tives Of various commercial organiza-
tions declared he would give 81 900
for the name Of the man who made the
charges. Mr.. Shaw said he was unable
to select q location that would please
everybody, but denied having any per.
sonal feeling In the matter. During
the proceedings Mr.. Shaw snapped his
fingers in the face Of H. d. w. English,
chairman Of the chamber of commerce,
who thereupon left in disgust, .declar-
ing the hearing was farce.
The charges of graft grew out Of the
recent visit of Pittsburg real estate
men to Washington.
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voLlvA WANTS LIFE JOB.

Unless Recognized az overseer TO,
Life He Will Reorganize Church.
Chicago, Nov. 27.-Wilbur Glenn Vo
Iva, successor to John Alexander
Dowie as overseer of the Christian
Catholic church, declared at the con.
clusion of an exciting meeting at Zion
City last night that unless he was rec.
ognized as general overseer of the
church he would abandon his present
following 10 their fate and reorganize
the church.
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sHAkEuP IN THE SENATE.

Davis of Arkansas Will Start Some.
thing.
Brook Haven. Miss, Nov. 81. -
"There will be something doing in the
old town of Washington when I get ia
the United States senate" said Gov.
Jefferson Davis of Arkansas, address
ing big audience of farmers here.
What is needed in that body is an
old-fashioned row and a shaking up Of
the fossils. With gentle, kind-spirited
Bob Taylor of Tennessee and "Pitch.
fork" Tillman of South Carolina, the
fearless Vardaman of Mississippi
there will be first-class sensation"
said the governor.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-11-30
CREW HELD FOR DISASTER.

Trainmen Branded Guilty Of WoodviIIe
Wreck by coroner's Jury.
Valparaiso, Ind, Nov. 27.-Sixty one
persons persisted in the Woodvilla
Ind.) wreck on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad Nov. IL, according to the on:
cial finding Of the coroner's Jury. En-
gineer Galanuer, Conductor Moste and
Brakeman Woodward were held IRE
sponsible for the disaster. The men
are already under arrest. IN
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-11-30
ASKS PROBE FOR COUNTY.

Commissioners. Want Grand Jury to
Investigate Certain Offices.
Minot, N. D., Nov. %. - A special
grand jury to probe into charges of al
legged misconduct on the part of Ger
tain county officials of Ward county
has been requested by the board Of
county commissioners. The members
of the board refuse to state what the
charges are that will be investigated
nor what Offices will be probeG.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-11-30
VATICAN plsPLEAsED.

Because King Ct Greece Has Not Call
ed a. the Pope.
Rome, Nov. ~. - It would appear
that King George o. Greece has aban.
doned the idea OF visiting the pope
during his presens sojourn in Rome.
alleging he nay still decide to do so
to-day.
Tie feelings Of the Vatican authori
ties will be hurt if the Grecian king
does not call upon the pontiff, and they
are chagrined that he did not announce
In the beginning whether or not he in.
tended to do SO.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-11-30
NAME OF CITY ON POSTAGE.
Next Years Stamps vii, Bear tn

Next Years Stamps Will Bear the
Name Of the Issuing Postoffice.
Washington, Nov. %. - Postage
stamps of the issue of 1907, put on
sale at the 5000 presidential postof-
fees, will bear on their face the name
of the state and city in which the post
Office is situated.
The chief reason for this innovation
is said at the postoffice department to
be the belief that it will help to do
away with the big postoffice robberies
and make it much easier to trace Grim
mails
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-11-30
QUEEN MAUD HoNoREp:

All Vessels in Mobile Harbbr Deco.
rated for Morse Royalty.
Mobile, Ala, Nov. 2S.-All vessels
were decorated yesterday in honor OF
the birthday of Queen Maud of Nor.
way. The masters of the Norwegian
vessels in the port of Mobile received
the following telegram from the
queens mother at Sandringham:
1.-The queen sends her heartiest
thanks for congratulations.
-"Krag, Private Secretary
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Otherwise.

Gov.-elect Charles E. Hughes certi
fed to the secretary of state that he
spent $61S.55 in promoting his can
vass.
John Johnson has sold to Eastern
capitalists his claim at Cobalt, Mich.
comprising eighty acres, all undevel
oped, for 100000.
Citizens of Honolulu have sub
scribed $4,000 to bring back the Ha.
waiian Royal band, which is stranded
in the United States.
Sheriff August Beck issued an order
dropping the lid on prize fighting OF
boxing contests of any nature in
Houghton county, Mich.
1t is estimated that there are be
tween $500 and 1000 hunters in the
woods Of Dickinson county, Mich, and
that not to exceed 500 have licenses.
A specimen of the first cent struck
in the United States mint in 1893, with
thirteen links in circle on the re-
verse side, was sold for $S2 in New
York at the end of two-day sale OF
coins.
The Sixth infantry, which served
two years in the Philippines, arrived
at Missoula, Mont, from the Pacific
coast. The regiment will relieve the
Seventh infantry, which has been sent
to Fort Wayne, Mich.
Harry Lewis, charged with murder
as the result of the death of Mike
Ward, following their boxing match
at Grand Rapids, Mich, last Thursday
night, pleaded not guilty, and was held
under $4,000 bonds.
Suits to GUST from Office A. B. Kirk
wood, mayor Of Pittsburg, Kan, and
F. w. O'Donnell, mayor Of Junction
City, Kan, for failure to enforce the
state prohibition law we're filed in thu
Kansas supreme court.
Vermont's cattle commission, which
recently resigned as result of crit1
cism in connection with the investiga
ton into the sale of dieased cattle fol
alleged food purposes, cost the state
$S2,7S2, according to its biennial re
port, just published.
At a meeting in Washington OF rep
resentatives of lumber manufacturers
and wood users associations, resolu
tons were unanimously adopted advo
eating the establishment by the gov
eminent of completely equipped lum
Der testing laboratory.
The union printers Of the country
have spent nearly 100000 in theil
fight for an eight-hour day. A meeting
in celebration of victories, which are
regarded as foreshadowing the "begin
ming of the end" in the long struggl,
will be held in Chicago.
During an auction sale at Detroit Of
the household effects Of the late Johr
Mullin $4,000 in gold was found hid
den away under a dusty old carpe
which the auctioneer had just sold al
it lay on the floor. When the pur
chaser ripped it up the money was
found.
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SUES FOR VALUE OF HORSE.

Winona Equine TangIe Gets Into Court
Again.
Winona, Mimi, Nov. 90. - David
Goldstein, who was in the county jail
the greater part Of the summer on the
charge Of stealing a horse from Harry
Lewis. but against whom the grand
jury found no indictment, has brought
an action for damages In the sum OF
500 against Lewis, on the ground that
the horse belonged to Goldstein and
that he was wrongully deprived Of ii
by Lewis, who sold 1t. y
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NOTE FROM SINKING SHIP.

Message From Man in Collision Two
Years Ago Found in Bottle.
st. Ignace, Mich, Nov. 2S.-Thomas
Furlong has picked up on the beach a
bottle containing piece of paper :pon
which had been penciled these woods:
Lake Michigan: Steamer John
Duncan. We are sinking; struck by
Wisconsin in fog. Good-by to all
John McLush."
The Duncan was sunk in collision
near st. Ignace about two years ago.
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Awesonne.

AWe8ome.
II tell you, stand before this paint.
ng, awed!"
moi"
YES. sir. It gives me new Motor
{ omnipotence."
well, I declared"
only to think. sir, that the Lord
,uld make a sunset like that II he
hose!"
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Writ 81 Error f !, !, B ol \ !

Writ 81 Error for Glover. Ss3s
Pierre, s. D. Nov. 2S The supreme
court yesterday granted . writ a, er.
ror and certificate of possible cause
in the case sof State ys. Rome Glover.
sentenced to the penft entiary from
Meade county on the charge 81 horse
r1u 81 Tho cate susps Nh sen IN.
stence until a new hearing
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-11-30
CLAIMS VETERANS ESTATES.
Milwaukee County Will File 4,oo0
Suits Against Government.

Milwaukee, Nov. 23.-R. B. Mallory
acting as public administrator, filed
124 suits against the United States
government yesterday afternoon in the
county court. The plaintiff in each
case is the county of Milwaukee.
The issue at law is the question oil
Jurisdiction in determining who shall
administer the estates of old soldiers
who die intestate. Over 100000 is
involved in the litigation.
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PATRICK wlNs'PRIzE OF LIFE.
Murderer's Sentence Will Be Commit
ed to Life Imprisonment.

ed to Life Imprisonment.
New York, Nov. 27.-Lawyer Albert
T. Patrick has won his fight for life.
His end will not be in the electric
chair. Before Gov. Higgins gives up
his Office as chief executive of the state
he will sign Communication of the death
sentence. Life imprisonment will be
Patrick's fate.
Patrick, in his cell in the death
house, heard the tidings without emo.
ton. His faithful wife was non-com.
initial.
The action of the governor does not
pull down the curtain in this most
celebrated case. Patrick will insist
that the fight for his freedom be con-
tinued.
There was great rejoicing among
the cellmates of Patrick when guard
ted Of Patrick's good luck.
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Wisconsin Capitol Board to Meet.
Eau Claire, Wis, Nov. 90. H. In
gram. PRECEDENT, has issued call fol
a meeting Of the capitol commission a
Madison Dec. "a.
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OMNIBUS IN MOROCCO.
Powers Should Use Strong Hand From
the Start

London, Nov. q. - Commenting on
the situation in Morocco, the Tangier
correspondent of the Times says that
although there is no imminent danger
of native rising the time has arrived
when an end must be put to the out.
RACES and insults to which European
residents have too long been exposed.
and if armed Intervention is forced
upon the powers by Raisuli's hostility
or the hopeless inef1iciency of the gov.
erning board, they must be prepared
to take it seriously.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-11-30
BURNING MINE BLOWS UP.
Six Men MiracuIously Escape Others
May Be Killed.

Wilburton, I. T.. Nov. 2s.-With a
record of nineteen violent deaths dur
ing the past year, the Degnan & Nc
Cornell coal mine at Wilburton blew
up with frightful force last evening.
Six men in the shaft miraculously es
capped. The mine had been on lire sew
eral days. 1t cannot be determined
whether any lives were lost.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-11-30
ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENTS.
Secretary of State-elect Names Three
Assistants

st. Paul, Nov. 23.-Julius Schmah!
has made partial announcement OF
his appointments of assistants in the
secretary Of states Office for the mex,
two years. James Larson of Walnut
Grove will take ]. J. Lomen's place as
assistant secretary. E. NJ Parish OF
st. Paul will succeed George Brown
as chief clerk. Miss Jennie NJ. Bixby
of st. Paul will retain her position as
stenographer.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-11-30
BITES MAN; is FINED $3.50.

combatant Who Uses HE Teeth Is
Convicted Of Manning.
Sioux Falls. 8. D., Nov. 49, 1t cost
Charles Jones, q /. resident Of Sphinx
county. the sum Of $3.50 for making
use OF his teeth during q physical en-
counter with q young man named
Lake. A jury found Jones' guilty OF
the crime Of manning and q fine Of
$3.50 was imposed. "a 4
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No New Trial Tor Slayer.

TNVE"SW 1II0S SOT StayO1s
Des Moines, Nov. %. - Charlie
Thomas. serving q life Imprisonment
term for the murder Of Mabel scofielc
seven years ago. was denied new
trial BY the Iowa supreme court yes
terday. l5 u II
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FOR sALE-oNE STRONG MAN.

Kentucky Sheriff Will "Farm Out" a
Fellow Who shuns Work.
Elizabethtown, KY, Nov. 20. 49, The
sheriff of this county this week will
offer to the highest bidder all able.
bodied white man, Doc Auberry, whom
jury has declared to be. without
means of support and able to work,
but with mastering inclination not to-
do so. For nine months the state will
turn ,Auberry over to the buyer to per.
form manual labor. The action in the
Auberry case is perfectly regular and
under state law, though one not call
ed into use often.
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ENGAGES IN FIERCE BATTLE.
Conductor Beats Robber Into submis-
sion After Desperate Battle.

StOn HTISr desperate Battle.
Marshall, Mo-, Nov 2S.-The bandit
who held up the Chicago & Alton
train Sunday night between Glasgow
and Slater. Mo-, and who was brought
to the county Jail here, was captured
solely through the bravery and quick
ness of the action of Conductor Hey.
wood, who says that the robber snap
ped his revolver at him and that prob.
ably the only thing that saved his
life was that the hammer descended
on his thumb
Surrendering his revolver to the
conductor, the robber made a break
for liberty. Haywood followed closely
after firing one shot, and grabbed him
by the coat collar as the robber was
trying to jump from the car.
Battle in Great Peril.
After he had been dragged into the
vestibule again the robber continued
to fight desperately, and Haywood was
compelled to pound him over the hea.,
with the captured revolver until he
was senseless. Immediately upon his
arrival here the prisoner offered to
make a full confession If the charge
against him was made burglary. Ii,
Missouri the extreme penalty for train
robbery is death: the minimum ten
years Imprisonment.
Tells About Robbery.
The prosecutor refused any conces-
sions. The bandit then volunteered a
statement. in which he described how
he boarded the train and how he sub
sequently was beaten into submission
bv the conductor and train crew. He
got $1,000 and number of watches.
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Bride, Bound and Robbed.

New York, Nov. %. Mrs. Nellie
Munson, q bride Of three months. was
chloroformed and bound hand and foot
~ her home early yesterday by a
burglar. The thief secured 4 small3
amount l q money and some 1ewelryi
and hed. II n q DBL;
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Commander r. I 81 .t eea..

Commander 10 Lost At 6ea.
Honolulu, Nov. ~. lieutenant Com.
n1ander Leroy NJ. Garrett, commanding
the steamer Albatross. wa. lurched
overheard and lost last Wednesday,
when the vessel was 500 miles north
west of Honolulu. N sss; .4.l
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is HURLED ABOUT SHAFT,

Man Is Bumped Against Ceiling and Is
Badly Hurt.
Waterloo, Iowa, Nov. %. - Roy
Campbell, engineer at the candy fac
tory, received serious injuries and
had a most miraculous escape from
death while at work yesterday. In
some manner his arm caught in a belt
and he was carried around rapidly
whirling shaft, each revolution OF
which banged him heavily against the
beams of the ceiling, only eighteen
inches above.
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Hia unbearable Affront.

His Unbeatable Affront.
my husband is a BRUTE" said th.
xcitable woman. &
Have you been scolding hint"
OF course have"
.'Ah! ] supposed he talked bach
ID used harsh language"
Worse than that! He yawned!' 3