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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-02

Ladies we want you to visit our
store and see the big line of Wooltex
all wool coats, suits and skirts we are
showing for fall. 1t is the largest
assortment ever shown in the city.
F. w. Mann & Sons.
Our line of mems wear for cold
weather will interest you. Call in and
look it over. Nelson & Roberts.
D. D. Sullivan, optical specialist, OF
Fargo, will visit Devils Lake personal
ly on Sat. Oct II, Office at Huesgen s
Jewelry Store. All persons having eye
trouble should call and see him. Eyes
examined. Glasses fitted.
You have no idea how pretty the
new fall caps for girls are unless you
have seen the new ones at the New
York Cash Store.
Father Augustine of the Catholi.
church here has made arrangement
for having mission conducted in this
city this fall. The date for the mis-
sion has not been fully decided upo1
yet but will be held in the near future
| We have what you want in hats ant
caps. Investigation will prove it. Mel
son & Roberts.
Get ready and go next Saturday ant
see the Canadian Pacific Railroa,
lands in western Canada, round tril
ticket, Minot to Calgary, $1,000 goo'
for 80 days, you, can't afford to mis-
it. Jones & Baughman.
L Mrs. 'Winans has one of the fines
lines Of millinery ever displayed ii
Devils Lake, comprising the lates
lcreations of the milliner's art with al
1.-The new shapes and colors, and rang
ing IL price from $3.50 to $500. /
Clarence Baker, who had been serV
ing a sentence in the county Jail TO
fassaulting a colored man while work
hing on a threshing machine. was Re
LEASED from jail Monday morning, b
having served the full time given hin.
ESQ pairs mems new fall shoes mad
iby# the Selz Shoe Co.. have arrive
Fat the New York Cash Store. & II :55
The Success spreader Is e life y
1.-THE soil'. and the Eagle sprayer 4
1 death to the Weeds. These ar
| mottos5 Of the two best pieces Of farn
chinery Oh the market II. II. Pros
ser & Co S %z
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-02
Farm Loans. Money on
hand on favorable terms. Low
lest rates. E. j. Chamberlin.

hand on favorable terms. Low
est rates. E. j. Chamberlin.,
J, The new Printzess coats are shown
atthe Network Cash Store, this week.
. The Misses Emma Riordan and Elsie
Gozee, left Monday for Valley City,
where they will enter the normal
school, +,
Mrs. Winans has a very complete
line of children's millinery comprising
everything desirable in hoods, bonnets
and hats. ~ 4~-' i
+ John Mikelson, of Garske was in the
city the early part of the week visit.
ing with his son of the Farmers Grain
Company. Z.
The New York Cash Store will save
you money on Mems overcoats this
week.. u -
! Miss Mildred Holmes expects to
leave tomorrow for Minot at which
place and Sherwood she will visit for
several weeks. -. -, II
800 yards of fine new shirt waist
goods, great values at Csc yard this
week f19c per yard at the New York
Cash Store. zs" ..~ {. &. ~ - =. w W:
Miss Lena Berger OF Devils Lake ia
visiting at. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Resler this; week stark-
weather Times. s:| XII t.: '. ..ss55
+ Comforts worth $3.50 on sale for
s1.95 this weeksat the New, York
Cash Store. Y . q, s i { { s ss5s q
81 Cold weather. is coming; our cold
weather goods are here. Come In while
thesstock$is complete: 81 Nelson & Rob
ertss n, IL II n. 81 VII N
I Farmers don't forget the exchange
feature Of trading with the Farmers
Mil. e: s)s @s I: Il,
J.sII Hazard was q caller In Grand
Fork first Of the week looking III.
ter business and he went down &espec,
tally to hear ". II
f. Mann's clothing department is DOING
ia big business these days The bie
Iassortment Sof high grade merchandise
at !therightS prices gets the business
The show at the Star this week Is
|goods he pictures and club swing
ing are feat lures and M anager Young
sings the illustrated song very good. u;
The coat depart Of the New
York Cash Store has been crowded
with otnenE al eek buy wing new fall
coat
hhohias on this city viii
open d wood yard iii Devils Lake about
1.-The fifEeenth pf this ID onth and viii
handle all kinds $of fuel The location
has not been def intel decided upor
yet
Extra salespe opIes have been engag
L led to sell ladies coats at the New
fYorks Cash Store.
The enro llnent 81. the Devils Lake
4 schols this year bout % Inors
4 THAN last yea 10Th school iIdinggs,,
a are ScroWded sto "a The ffac,,Ite..
i look for very prosper & rpts year
It III the una ii elas velrtiiet &c thl
4 ladies of Devil AXE that the .eade
Millinery store has the Aid est line q
B militn played ssssiaseI
q he styT les sare cosrect III "a
minute and Include VeTal rlporte
L IcreaEions slbesi the nToduefs % fth
L hest artfufers AAraeri
3 q, sslneii /
enter prise u ssls hasinas
Il has been phe aoTne nal
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-02

S Homer Resler. of the StarkWather
Times was a Devils 4 AXE Visitor the
fore part Of the week. ~. 5s355. q, 81
s5 Fl. ~, Gray returned this week from
the south where he has beens5for5 the
past two weeks He visited several
places tit Oklahoma and Missouri and and
us well pleased with that country On
his way hack he stopped in Pat ID
for a day II 81 i,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-02

1llC eN - NdtlUildk DdlIk VI UtVIaS
Lake, n. D., loans money on Real
Estate at eight per cent !.
Visit Mann's big department store
before you buy your fall bills it will
pay you, " =.
y C. c.. Gessner and E. E. Miller
we're down from Penn Tuesday on
business. q 49,. ..s>e
Even the coal men are developing
thesTaft smile. See Harry Densmore.
Celia DUEL left Monday morning for
Valley City, where she entered the
state normal, school, ~ ~: n 81 =
Mrs. H. A. Winans was quite i'll last
week but is now SO much improved as
to be at her store. r =, " r. t.>s:.' A.
Mrs. A. Beemer was sent this week
to the poor farm at ArVilla where She
will be cared for. ( ts= sS$:-2 S.5 s; = 81
You can't realize what. you miss ON
boys clothing unless you attend the
sale at the New York Cash Store ) y p
+ wv. Komstadins Of Cass Lake,
Mimi, has accepted q position with
the Devils Lake Drug CO. N FIJI &a@s y i.
Il 200 children's coats to be sold. by
$thezNew York Cash Store this week
at the low price sale. s5 E i 7 :s
Clyde Duffy left Tuesday afternoon
for Grand Forks where he will EN-.
ter the state university: gs. ,H$i III.
Thomas ,Ruger ana eli ,E Burgess
went to Brockett in an auto Tuesday
to look after business. S n; $fgs t Gss5S
la$ n. and Mrs. E M. Gilbertson will
shortly occupy their handsome new
reside nce on Ninth street. 3s i.
Mrs.. Mary Mcbride Of I Sullivan
township is the guest at the home Sof
Mrs William Belford. VI 35s s5 3sss
ss Harry Owens off SstarkWeather, spent
several days ii. The city last week
looking after business matters.
| ILpk over the new bedding needs
The New: q ork Cash s tore has d low
price sale on bedding this week
Mr.. and is. louis lkiiundt spent
several days Ia Grand Fork this week
visiting with rel ives and friends
/ You need q suit ease ;or trunk
1.-The View York Cash Store save
1 you none on them this Weea
Joseph lerum left this week ffol
iChicago where he VIII resume 9Ihis
I5studies at the North We tern anIvser
Isity.
Gonsidine no has been visit
/ ling at the home OF her brothe Col
kelly returned her: home #in Bis
ihee.
is. Mol tint er of rci,s
IFerry was I'M the cit for several days
this week shoppin and ylsi ting viii
4 friends
Ross Randall who has been cttiins
j az station agent On the farmers roat
Il at Rock I.aIke arr we'd An the eity jill
Week
MIR. anacek and daughte
81 10 have beer visiting at; the hon,
\ III Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Evans iii Till
q city returned 90 their One Ii aslin
u neapol 81 Cuesday
4 Latest Invent ion 3est ttllna snsssl
for pumping wa ltsna sssan
With purnp Jack attach 4
81 any psanap Sci sig zeatl m run. sssai
sA7.so s,s ussds asa
y maehsne saquar pNeE ~
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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-02

Clerk of Court Thorson was a call
er at Bartlett the first of the week.
A nice line of ladies fur turbans at
Mrs. Winan's millinery store, Mann
block. ~" !:
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Nelson, of boy.
on, we're callers in the city the first of
the week, .... =. g.. T., -. ~
The -four manufactured by the Far
mer's Mill is growing in favor all the
time. There is a reason for it. Quail
My. :: (" 4. = {; / 1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-07
CONDOR GIVES
UP ALL HOPE
Former Owner of Roby and
Forsyth Sees no Chance
for Racing in Chicago.

John Condor, the blind owner of the
Lakeside and Harlem race tracks, has
given up all hope that the racing game
will ever be restored in Chicago, and
is preparing to dismantle the beauti-
full Harlem course as well as the no.
torious Indiana establishment.
This information was received last
night in telegram from Hot Springs.
According to the message, Condor wrote
friend at the Arkansas resort that
he had ordered the Lakeside course torn
down and was preparing to cut the
Harlem course up into building lots
Harlem was known as the best of
| the Chicago tracks with the exception
of Washington park, and was one of
| the fastest courses in the entire coun-
| try, several worlds records having been
made there. The Derby Special and
the Harlem National were among the
most famous of the stake races run at
the course.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-07
WELL, THERE WAS 4 DIN
Whiting Young Men Attend
Chicago Ball and See
a Sight.

Whiting, Ind, Dec 7. - Two young
men from Whiting attended the Assoc
ciated Building Trades dance at the
Coliseum annex in Chicago, which
broke up yesterday morning in a row
when a woman threw beer mug at
an offending admirer
Then there was trouble
Before half minute had passed the
pent-up feelings Of at least 100 of the
men present found vent and they went
to smuggling each other.
Women became hysterical and many
tainted. A riot call was sent in, but
when the police arrived the fighting
was all over and they simply ordered
the hall cleared and the doors locked.
Two men who refused to give their
names left the building with serious
cuts about their heads and faces. Many
others showed results of the conflict
It had been intended to keep the
dance going until a. M, but at 8
o'clock skinny Madden. master of
ceremonies, was informed that it was
time to close the doors
Up to that time the annual ball of
the building trades had been peaceful,
and many spoke of the record being
made along those lines. But when the
first two men struck each other it ap-
peared to be the signal for general
cleaning up of grievances engendered
during the night and everybody took
hand.
The police made no report of the af-
fair, and those who saw the general
| fight tried to minimize it,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-07

lions of the bar of Lake and Porter
counties has been such close one
that Porter county would hesitate to
have such a relationship severed.
"A third and very important reason
why the lawyers OF Porter county would
object to the establishment of sepa-
Point would be the fact that in the
absence of an election Governor Marsh
all would appoint a democratic judge
to preside until the next election.
Porter county is decidedly a repub-
lican county and the appointment of a
democratic judge to preside over a re-
most of the attorneys there. This
would also be true of the Office of
prosecuting attorney.
Another Problem Involved.
Another objection that would be
likely to come from Valparaiso would
be the possibility of the elimination
CT the superior court there for the rea-
son that the business could easily be
done by one court and two would not
be necessary.
This involves another problem. To
do away with the superior court at
Valparaiso would leave the LaPorte Su-
perior court standing alone. This is
what the people of Michigan City have
been fearing right along. Billy Blodg-
EFT in the Indianapolis News made the
statement the other day that there is
no necessity for a court at Michigan
City any way and the people of that
city are not yet over the cold chill that
this remark caused
Mr.. Knots makes it apparent that to
make the circuit court at Crown Point
continuous would destroy the whole
delicate adjustment of the courts OF
this region; would destroy a sort OF
| a local balance of power which would
make a complete readjustment neces-
sary.
What They VIII Be Up Against.
/ Mr.. Knots suggests these things no
so much to discourage the people o.
Crown Point in their ambition to hav,
a continuous court but to give then
and the people of Lake county in gen.
eral an idea of what difficulties thes,
additional court facilities will involve
Mr.. Knots says there are only thre,
superior courts in the whole United
Estates, one at Kansas City, one at Lans
ling, Mich, and one at Hammond. H,
maintains that 1t is out of the question
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-07
UNHAPPY SCHOOL DAYS
Boy Set Upon by Classmates
in East Chicago Is
Injured.
Especial to THE TIMEs.)

East Chicago, Ind Dec. 7.-As the
result of hand to hand encounter with
his classmates, Carter Donovan, aged
9, is unable to attend school today. His
parents declare that shey will investi-
gate his story and if necessary will
prosecute the offenders in open court
They are also strong in their denuncia-
tion of the school system, which they
believe should not permit such an at
tack to be made on the school prem
ises.
Tt appears that Carter was unavoid-
ably detained at his home for half an
hour on Friday morning, reaching his
room In the Mckinley. building, on Ma
goun avenue, at $50 o'clock. He was
reproved by his teacher, Miss Simons,
but was allowed to march out with the
other members of his classes at the
noon recreation period No sooner was
the outside of the building reached than
the boys took advantage Of their num-
bers and commenced to beat the Dono-
van lad. He was soon overpowered by
| their strength and beaten until bruises
appeared on his face and body. He
does not know why his playmates
should have attacked him in this man
ner. On arriving home Friday noon,
his bruises were given medical treat
ment by his mother and he was con-
fined to his bed until this morning
Mrs. Donovan declares that she will not
permit Carter to return to the McKin-
| ley building until a thorough investi-
cation has been made of the attack
upon her son.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-07
A DAY IN GARY LAND
HEARD By RUBE.

The price of cotton tails will seem
extraordinary high TO Gary hunters
with a fine of s11.9O for hunting on
Sunday.
feed of the brave ones no doubt
witness the laying Of the cornerstone
today.
A report of Gary's secretary of health
shows that the steel city is an unus-
ually healthy place to live in. Why
not come here for your health.
Still hardly enough snow has fallen
in Gary to lay the sand.
AS the weather gets cold Chief Mar
tins hotel becomes more popular.
Have you got a ticket for the Ma
sonic clubs lecture course. If not, you
must be the only one.
The Chicago, Lake Shore & South
Bend tnterurban are trying hard to
please Gary people, and we think on
the whole they are
The bricks that are being laid or
the Broadway pavement make excellent
feet warmers.
Gary has two basketball teams which
q
themselves. Thanks for that much.
Gary will soon have new fire sta
ton. but who will preside over that de-
partment is causing some of the wise
ones to loose considerable amount OF
sleep.
Let US hope that the weather mar
will play q low anthem while the bricl
ic haip1 laid IN Rroadwav
Why hasn't some enterprising geniu:
| in Gary begin the manufacture of sand
paper. Who has the sand.
Shoe Sale on now. See the R & So
CO. t
There are lots of people in Gary a
the present time that have forgotten
that Gompers ever visited us a few
months ago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-07
GARY BRIEFS.

Attorney w. H Fitzgerald was in
Chicago yesterday on business.
H A. Vossler, the real estate man.
and DIR. J. H. Long were In Chicago
last Saturday and saw the Follies of
1908 at the Illinois theater.
Cut prices on Rubber Ware at the
r. & Sz. Co., Fifth avenue. If
James Scanlon of the Gary hotel
was in Chicago Saturday night, where
he attended the Majestic theater.
Arthur Miller, the Gary real estate
man, has returned from an extensive
trip to Detroit, Cleveland, Elyria and
other points in Ohio, where he has been
for the past week selling real estate.
The R. & So. for largest display OF
Christmas goods, Fifth avenue. tt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-07
BUYING IS ENLARGED
Dry Goods Houses Have a
Heavy Run of Or
ders Now.

Holiday business has increased with
retailers and jobbers and is largely in
excess of recent years. Purchases of
dry goods and kindred lines last week
were larger, both for immediate use and
future delivery Prices on cotton goods
We're firm and mills are getting in
creased orders. Cold weather was more
favorable to the clothing and shoe in
terests and their sales were liberal.
Increased buying of iron and steel
was a feature of the week. Railroads
were in the market for supplies and
brought 10000 kegs of bolts and spikes
and placed a fair tonnage for steel
rails. Their purchases of cars were
much larger, and the American Car
company will built 1000 fifty ton steel
cars for the Northwestern road. They
will also build 1900 box cars for the
Hartman lines. The latter have also
bought 1900 steel underframe cars, and
the Northern Pacific bought sixty-three
passenger cars from the Barney Smith
Car company, and will build 1900
freight cars in their Tacoma shops The
Rock Island will buy thirty-fiv loco
motives and seventy passenger cars.
There was a good sized tonnage in
billets, merchant steel rails, and struc-
tural material. Purchases of pig iror
were 10000 tons in Chicago and prices
firmly held, and a leading southern in
terest has taken 1900 tons in the last
forty days.
| The coal business was improved by
lower temperatures throughout. the
country. and sales of lumber are gooc
for the season. Sales of fancy and
staple groceries were increased
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-07

at Crown Point would necessitate a
separate circuit cour at Valparaiso or
Porter county would have to unite with
some other county to form a circuit
court.
Porter County Don't Want 1t.
THE bar of Porter county will prob
ably object to either of the above
plans. It's court officials would object
to having the Porter circuit court made
separate and continuous for the reason
that that the salaries of the Judge and
the other court officials is determined
by the population and there would con-
sequently be reduction of their sal
aries to correspond with the reduction
in the population which the court would
serve
TT is also understood that the Porter
county bar would oppose being connected
with counties such as Newton and Jas
per for the reason that such an affilia-
ton would not be neutral. The rela-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-07
hot AIR" RAILROAD
FIGURES IN COURTS
italian FinancIer Sells worthless Paper
at 800 Per Share.

The late New York Chicago Elec-
trio Air Line stock figured in New York
couts recently An italian "f1nancier'
continued to deal in it after the road
went into the hands of a receiver, and
by specious representations succeeded
in selling the worthless paper at 800
per share. The swindler is liable to be
punished. but that will not help the
victims. The only safety for the would
be investor is not to listen to the oily
tongued promoter says the Valparaiso
Messenger
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
HAMMOND.
HAMMOND.
Lots 81 and 80, block 2, redivi-
sion Hoffman's addition, Cost
Marrr, q co Harry q


sion Hoffmanis addition, Cost
lin. .Meyn & Co. to Henry c..
Lot Mi To- block q East Lawn add 'O'
ton. Peter ": Meyn to Black
ton. Engiehardt Ullrich to Joel
. D'a'AH0H ToLiEsToN.
Lot /. block So, E. Roy Kilpat-
sixth addition, Frank n. Gavit
to Gary & Interurban Railway j,
Lot II. block Il. G. T. /. & L Co.'S
sixth addition, Frank n. Gavit
to Mary and Joseph Urba. 35(
Park. 7. E. Knots to Martin -,
Lot '1 +. block 4. RED oak add ~
ton; lots h,o2 70, r. "a a q, 80, dS g.
ton, Louis w. Rose to Mathew
Lots Ms2 Is. q, block IS, c. r L. i''''
Co.'S sixth addition. EVA c. 30.
Lots and 2, block Il, c. g. l.
& |. Co.'s sixth add ton, EVA
c. Bryan to Christopher Drom-
Lots 02S to 81, block is, Oak Park -'''
addition, EVA c. Bryan to
Lot Th 10, siod Pay Ys' G r L i Co.
sixth additions EVA c. Bryan to -,
Ado1ph Bernstein .............. 81
Lot 1s, block Il, Broadwey addi-
ton. S. L Kohn to Charles
Lot ss, 6l9eh s9 Gary La Land a. cos
Section efSsps 571s w.part lot I. For -
syth's Terminal subdivision of
20 pafHH e aM =. For rssf - f0fsssn
Lot 81. F. c. Hairs addition.
James A. Linscott to Frank
Nuf'n LIvERPooL HiEfGHTrs. 70
Lot 8, block /, Matthias addi-
ton, New Chicago Real Estate
| & Inves tment Co. to George
h0i' wHITiNG.
Lot IL, Schrage's fourth addition,
Anna bffNEd ByfAN g sf HRRRRo asndls zSO
Lot 3, block S.. Boyd A Halstead
to STANFORD M. HaIsted $50.
Lot 3. block 55. STAFFORD NJ. Hal
Lot 80, block 5. Husak's addition.
Jason L Wilson to Rudolf Tom :.
se ean1 1859 w-Part Ne %
NV A-.O4 acres, Frank Ber-
wanger to Harry Rohrman.
SECTION 4-35-s W-Part NY y
man e Nieh aoEss R sGnn al Rohr- S.
NV 40 acres, ]. Frank
Meeker to Fred C. Schmidt. 81. 1.2O
| Section 1898 Wv x; section
/ 25-32-10-All of II" r. r.
Sc Z; section 36-32-1O-E Il
and 9.56 acres south of Rd. E Is
SW A-670.25 acres, William
H. Btnnett to Ebert w Oliver. 53, 81
/ Section 29-36-8 W-Part NE II
NE Il north of Chicago Rd.-
31.l4 acres, Arthur L. Russell to
secti5n $3.50 w-Ail part n EI -
"
S s114 ad iylRg Leo OF fg hdRofB2 F d.
Louis w Rose .............
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-07
Change of RiIl.

A repertoire company was walking
into Paducah, where they were billed
to play Romeo and Juliet" The lead
ing man approached the manager, who
strobe gloomily ahead on the ties.
Boss" he said. I've got to have Is
cents"
Fifteen cents?" growled the man
ager. You're always yelling for
money. What do you want Is cents
for?"
What do I want Is cents for?" re-
peated the leading man, bitterly. q
want it for shave, that's what I want
/, it for. I can't play Romeo with five
days black beard on my face"
"Oh, WELL" said the manager, "yot
won't get no Is cents Wen change tn,
bill to llo."-Saturday Evening
Post.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-07

to think of establishing another such
court in Gary.
He says the reason why Hammond
was able to get superior court was
that it pointed out the increasing vol
ume of business that originates here
and the fact that there were no rail-
road facilities from Crown Point
This cannot be argued in the case Of
Gary for the reason that there Is ont
only an interurban line between Ham
mond and Gary but there are a number
of railroads which give frequent train
service.
While Mr.. Knots arrives at no con-
clusion in the mater except that he
Is opposed to the establishment of a
court at Gary he offers many sugges-
lions that will shed a great deal of
light on the subject.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-07
Political Anecdote.

A politician who was making a house
to house canvass during a recent cleo
tion came to farmhouse, when he OBJ
served young woman standing at the
gate, and the candidate gracefully
lifted his hat and politely asked:
No doubt my dear madam" your
husband is at homer
Yes" responded the woman.
Might l have the pleasure of seeing
him?" inquired the politician.
He's down in the pasture a-buryin
the dog" was the reply from the indi-
vidual at the gate.
I am very sorry, indeed, to learn OF
the death of your dog" came in sympa-
thizing tone from the candidate. What
killed him?"
He wore hisself out a-barkin' at the
candidates." said the woman-Tft- Bits