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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-01-06

Upon the retirement OF Mr.
Roosevelt. WEE would advise Mr..
Taft 90 send the Big Stick To
the Smithsonian and let il
gather cobwebs there.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-01-06

How about those New Year
resolutions. Are they still in
TACT
The turkey 'hat isn't chicken
hearted ohont now is "a brave
bird indeed
Those who think the most se-
ua1sia of mnfrior. frequently
ar ..H r.I.
1h. Mississippi belle who
mauied Cmuamau win find
him handy 10 sh, even has 90
fai-. Bon washin
Fourteen ears forthe CRATER
and bribar h- rref Good
for Frisco r.D l.t ritstlrc
har. au innine
ou cannot ALWAYS tell hon
"' your li'''' iIhes you o.,
the cost % tle Christmas pres
eng you receive.
man says when Dec explains
end nine times out of ten she De-
on ine right track.
arc ,"' ',N''n'' 'us'-
~ ''''' = ''"' 'oSo'"'eN
~" ''' i '.''' oraei
10 some rii'sourgers the
'"'c''' ''.ns about ,he new
t.''' 'ls.' is i'e sm'.iness of
'-l'' 'l % e. amounts.
Afte- "a e-sonsl trip toPana
ma t,e Corgiessmau will he
able to teil af sight the differ
ence betw cen an isihmus and "a
canal
While the misfletoe il borg
inr from every chandelier tbo
popular young man 6nds his
social dutias very nrassirg
The Taft Club is 90 take the
South. and il is expecte5 ~ ac.
complieh more through mii5ar
methods
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-01-06
B. s. 6. ( P. Y.
RHILWHY.

SCHEDULE FOR DUMMY
the Dummy leaves Bank Building as
follows
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-01-06

The editor of this paper en-
joyed n most pleasant Christ
mas. and he trusts that every
reader OF the paper had equally
as pleasant "a time. Let us AN
strive to make the present year
the best veor of our lives I'm
every way we possibly can.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-01-06

While the mistletoe is hang
ing from every. chandelier. the
popular Young man hnds his
social duties very pressing.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-01-06

Ih' Mississippi belle who
married Chinaman win fnd
him handy 10 sh, even hos 90
fai-. Bon wa.lin
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-01-06

Afte- -e-~onsl trip 90 Pana
MA Vie Cons iessmau will ho
able to tell af sight the differ
ence between an isihmus and "a
canal
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-01-06

ITO some Pittsburgors the
gaddest thing about che new
graft cases is the sma'lnees of
some cf the amounts.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-01-06

DcC 9lst laa
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-08-06
Farm Loans Money Oh hand on
favorable terms. Lowest rate. {.
u Ghamberlin j. q


Joss Stick DO the busines They
keep away the flies, sauitos and
gnats. Try them S3frag grant to burn,
TOO. Sold by thes Rams y Drug 8s=s
Roy Bari knan. sof the Spopular firm
o. Chapman g Bari ckman, BARRIERS,
has been trout led with a severe cold
for some time past Which now has set
tied upon his lungs. Roy IS conten-
plating a trip south ward 1 and among
TIE many places The VIII VA sit isS the
capitol % View NJ xiccto,. The many
friends off8 Ray WI 1 ook forwa rd t. his
complete recuipe ation. during his 80:
2journ. offES which ne i very deserving
III n your liver ii sluggist and ont sof
tone, and You SfeeI dull, bilious sconsti,
5pated take A lose off Chamb erlain's
ssstomaeh and Liver Tablet tonig The.
retiring ana you Will feel all right
IA the morning Sold By ail drug giists,
M Bicycle repairing new 81 and second
hand hicyeies bought and snld. Salts.
factaon guaranteed, prices reas onabie.
"a. Grimes nos Kelly 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-08-06

that he must fan before BIackbeardB-
sim perfect stee!. But be fought on
with what remained Of his blade.
sthrusting. cleaying. hack Ting SD
ss8 It was d terrible sight, those two
men, the one possessed by q demon OF
cruelty, the other demon Of revenge.
struggling ina death grip. Thatch
was grotesque In his ribbOned beard,
Maynard n terrible in his greed for
vengeance. And each knew that the
fate Of an his followers depended upon
him. 5sSS ss n
& 5sAt last the pirate, who had managed
to get hold OF 81 loaded pistol, stagger-
ing under q dozen wounds. while cock
ling it fell dead The end had come,
and It had come for the pirates. Every
man sof them jumped overheard and
cried for quarter They were taken
Ia to be reserved for d different end
ing. :s@o:xy 4 $;5 a $s n " Sk
Five or SIX days later the settlers Of
I Jamestown and the crews OF the war
ships saw sails down the river, recog-
nized the sloops and waited anxiousfy
the results sof the expedition. When
they came nearer, on the end Of the
]bowsprit of. the foremost vessel was q
| deaths head, the head Of Thatch, the
! pirate, with its CHASTITY. sunken eyes.
It's livid flesh, its black beard tied up
in ribbons. Then they knew that the
lieutenant had wreaked his vengeance.
! So much for Blackboard. What re-
NAMED was for his crew. When the
lieutenant and his men had been con-
] graduated "a hangdog looking lot con-
/ sisttng Of thirteen pirates were taken
i out from the hold tn irons, rowed
!, ashore and after trial distinguished
only for It's brevity., were swung of at
! the ends Of hempen ropes. e E
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-08-06

/. In buying cough medicine, don't be
afraid to get Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. There is no danger from 1t.
and relief is sure to follow. Especial
ly recommended for coughs. colds and
whooping cough. Sold by all drug
gists. = .ss ~ Is
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-08-06


For snap on new Parsons feeder
call "a = y. Prosser n ca. Sss III
Boys School suits ala 81 special
sale At t8 the New York Cash store
Great values 81 s5 lsS!3S
@ James McBeth, ~ ht polio man, i'll
laid up With 4 serious attack Of inf1am-3
Il tory rheumat S5ss.5
Il MIiisses Olga ana Inez sserumg gard,
who have been vi siting fiji Minnesota,
returned home sunday 8s III
Yrs Thomas sThorsen has been very
illBat the Thorsen home at Chaut auqua
Tor several days past 5.: 81 n! 3;
Geo. Chamb ers. editor 81 u the
[Churchs Ferry sum NJ IS Al this city on
business Monda might. S5aS \ S @ asss
Albert Starr return to his home at
Tower City Sunday after a visit at the
Glerum home II. this city. S53$55
81
u dozen extra heavy Huck towels
worth zoe each on sale fol- 15c each.
The yew 'ork Cash Store, .5.s q q
The Star Bloomer Girls base bail
team defeated the Devils Lake team
Sunday with q score Of 8 to n
l#S You pay about half price for granite
ware of all kinds at the special sale<at
The New = ork$ Cash Store. Il I'll '55ssS
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-08-06
NEN 81

loans I III n lowest rates. see
d John Maher
Chas. Doyonlllg was IA this ut o. bus
mess Londa
;ttoll i ana 4 two sons are
visiting at " Paul,
$5.: silver serung ard WAS AZ ola I'm IN
business last wee
arm loans H lowest rates. see
John ~. Aaher.ss
Big sale 81 men y trousers worth $5
q and on sale for * HID The New
York Cash Store.
Gus Furstena u Went e Grand AZ y s.
On business AZ
Sam and Len IN aso q u ar u, visiting at5
mot and wills 81:
.5s " ii. Beiforr'd was II Fargo the lat-S
ter part ofs last Week 555s5 s
rs: Is. ECKER IL visiting her
sister at Duluth Alinn.
liss Nora MED an has BEEF, visstt ting!
& at Rock Lake this week
Il. Bedford was ii SlBisbe q on st,f-
fetal business esday III
Boys NV aists and wash suits ellinlg.
cheap at the special sale of then
York Cash Store ;sSiis5
baby boy was born, Mr. q and AZ
Mrs. 6. s: Flietel Saturday &
Special values II whit shirt waists e.
II ct THE New York Cash Store,
baby was born " nll and and
4: mrs, Frank kler 81 u
len Mallrer was down from Stark *
weathe On business Tues "a
il1ianS ieman Il Time ota
spending vaeatt on,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-08-06

The Edmore base ball team disband-
ed last week after having played rs
games, Of which they won 10 and lost
10, two Of. their games being ties.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-08-06

BE merciful 10 your horses and
cows. spray them 18th Kresko and
keep ava tho flies. The cost III svery
little; the results are; very & great Sold
N.Y. Ramsey Drug GO s
College of Law..$ University Of North
Dakota trong ffaculty of able law
yerls Good librraalrl Fail term opens
Sept 21st.s For orlmat don address
College pf Law, Gsrand Forks, N: Oak.
III. Met urren went To CasseI-s5
ton Saturday and accompa nied his
wife and family TO this They
have been istting there ffor couple
of weeks.
Mrs John ynor, d 81 cando. who.
has been visiting At tie home of her
son Fred " this city s3ffor
couple aof weeks past. left Monday for
Grand Forks. 4;
~ SSALSA 40 Y
! but can be cured Chambe rlain's Col:
Il, Cholera and Diarrhosa r eme dy has
been successfully use \ il nine cpl
denies off d1ysente cry It has newer
been known to fall: tt ts equally VAL
liable for children and & adults, and
when educed with water and sweeten-
ed, it is pleasant to take. Sold by al
\ druggists.
The rains which have been visiting
| us the past SWeek have delayed hay
Ing some but are good for the late fax,
and not hurting the wheat any M Il 5.s III
13S# The annual picnic 81 the Presbyter.
ian Church and Sabbath scho was
held Tuesday 81; the Chaltauaua
grounds IS very pleasant: time was stalss
genjoyed BY q !. ,s;s Il, 81 ;s rs
More chickens die annually from
4 svermin than ON all other diseases
1 combined Prevent all this BIZ using
= Kresko. Sold BY the Ramsey Drug CO
Young women if you wish to- he Ii
dependen learn shorthand and type
writing A stenogr pher always com
+ mands a good salary. u Send \ to- Man
kato Commercial College, M ankato
Mimi, for 1 their yearbook and yor
will learn al about It. Do It now \
.jj5 Mr.. and Mrs. W1n.$ Sparks left Wed
i snesday night for the east; to be gone
81 for about six weeks. While gone theJ
will visit points IN Illinois, New Yorl
Is and Canada. MI. Sparks has earned
his vacation, aging been almost; con
ID tinuously at his work, as baggagema1
4; for the Great Northern Railway in@thi'
city for many years. '$:s55 # $s. 55S
#ls$ Be sure and take a bottle Of Cham
,s:berlain' ~ Colic, Chole ra and Diarrhoe,
~ T2emedy 4 with \ YOU when starting o.
y IA your tri > this summer II cannot b
:. obtained on board the trains or steam
u err. Changes Of water and climate Of
S, ten cause sud- at acks of diarrhoea
q and If is best: to be prepared. Sold b;
all drugs ists. st: y5 .s.'5; 4
and IS. creme and balb
arrived Devil Il ake Tuesday an
ss expect TO make this their #futur
home. MI. Serene, who IS quite wei
! y known in this city, was formerly en-
Il .ployed sas operator at the Great NORTH
8 ern* dep bout q year ago they Ino1
4 ed to EIibbing, Minnesota, but ShaV
decided that they like North I akot
!. better and >will move to this city 70
i good.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-08-06
For farm loans call on 6 N i.
Brennan, Devils Lake. D III 4.


Il 4 First mortgage farm loans. See
4 Fred -. Locke. III .s{s
40 The Presbyte rian sunda lay chool pic
nicked at Chautanq ia Tue sday
Ohm Mclean and ffanil SUM ayed
with relatives AT Churchlss Ferry: 5s
IS. &. ID. Mills and son ghas. we're
Mi iron Tokio over II ght Monday ss N
Get d house ,wrappe On special
/ sale .ats the New ~ ork Cash Store
Moses BAN, of Penn, was 4 business
Visitor ia Devils LAX last wee s55#,
Mrs. q. M oers, Of Monticello Isl
visiting with rel atiYes in this#city
James McC Gamma, Of Cando, was Il
business visitor 81 this city Tues day, II
Az enjoyable band concert was play
/ ed lby the Eagles band Tuesday might.
baby boy as born lA and d.
+ rank Wand rlin s unday morn ls'',us
Miss Tillie Romlstagd of starkweath
81, visited friends a this city last at
week
ed. Gulnane and Steve i. Keane went z rit;
west saturday TO sterS at the land ll'
B drawing
ss IA. Farm loans At lowest ! rates. see
Ohm Maher. h fs54 ~ ,s35s7
Special alues ii Tomen x rs 'il
and shoes this week at the York +
Cash Store.
.. spragne and fanlil ares spend, d,
Ing a weeks All s5pragu I e'ss farm
near Mape
Girls straw hats ortth 66c each
sale BIC each All the New York
& Cash Store
Ohm Morgan 4 81 Roland Ohio Obi
has been listing Wit 81 sister Mrs y;
A Haslans
Mr. ana Mrs Otto chiostn are en- ann,
ertaining Mrs ghlin ana AZ s Z a.
IS ON Chicago III
all pairs Boys / 3. N ash Pants lling
n at s25c ans 800 pair rae NJ York (, Il
Cash Store sgSIs
ANY one need of beds spring 80,
hairs, dres sers, or1 81, estauratl n
; 4 supplies of any kind can save money
III they viii seeE Red, Reds IIo.
Misses Ethel cLaren ana blanche BE-
es crook stor were isitors dE
| this city Monda
3s we tolerate nothing 2 hut straight n
u open business metz ods and reaa enable
prices hasad "a the cost and quality l.1Es
furnished arnsey Drug "a.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-08-06

Ihe First National Bank Of Devils
lax, loans money on Real
Estate at a very lON rate Ofinterest.
You can Day your loan At any time
with fus. sI,3
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1909-04-08
Miss Peck in Mountain Climbing Cos
tune and Medal Presented to Her.

said that she was the only woman
who had addressed the body in its
native tongue, Spanish.
Miss Peck has had her eye on Mount
Huascaran since 1904. and little later
tried to scale its sides with native
guides. 1t was not a success.
Four years later, accompanied by
two guides Miss Peck left New York
for the Huailas valley After arriving
in South America there was 90-mile
horseback ride into the interior. A
start up the mountain was made on
August 6.
Snow had to be melted to make
soup and tea. The trip was not sue
cessful and after IL days the party
returned. Natives in the village at the
foot of the mountain thought that the
party had persisted. Arrangements
were made to send out searching
party. The appearance of the Ameri-
can and her guides caused more ex-
element
The next trip was started on August
%. There were many vicissitudes
NlOiO hoAAfC POllClo maui DIOSIGSS Vi
the party speedier.
Miss Peck reached the summit on
September 2, and the next night. while
she was descending with her guides
all dashed together with a stout line,
the leading guide slipped and fell into
a crevasse, carrying her to the very
edge. There were numerous slides
and narrow escapes, but each time the
guide behind braced himself with his
alpenstock and saved her and his fell
low countryman.
Miss Peck was born in Providence,
R. l., and after finishing in the State
Normal school there got a degree in
the University of Michigan in 1878.
For time she taught mathematics in
Bartholomew School for Girls in Gin
cinnati and was professor of Latin in
Purdue university and Smith college.
She climbed the Matterhorn in 1895
and Popocatepetl and Orizaba two
years later Miss Peck was the first
woman to ascend the latter. Then she
tackled Funffingerspitze in the Tyrol
in 1900. There was the climb up
Mount Sorata in Bolivia, some 10000
feet, in 1904.
Miss Peck was the official delegate
of the United States to the Interna-
tional Congress of Alpinism in Paris
in 1900. She is member of the Ma
tional Geographical society and for
years has been writer upon the SUBJ
jects of travel and mountain climbing.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1909-04-08

that it might aid him materially ii
either of the Maine senators should
pass away, leaving a vacancy for
which he has ambitions. He has long
had an eye on the senatorship, but is
too wise to attempt to wrest it away
from either Mr.. Hale of Mr. Frye, as
Maine takes much pride in the leading
position these men occupy in bossine
the transaction of public affairs. So far
as being in line for the senatorship is
concerned, Mr.. Hill has for years re-
sided in the house formerly occupied
by James G. Blaine at Augusta.
In addition to other personal quail.
fications tending to popularity, Mr.,
Hill is a reputed millionaire and has
plenty of money for the expenditures
essential to make and retain friends.
Mr.. Hill is nearly 81 years old. He
was born in Eliot, York county, Maine,
October 30, 1855. After obtaining an
academic education he studied medi.
cine and was graduated from the Bow.
doin Medical school in 1877. He later
perfected his studies and received a
diploma from the Long Island college
Hospital in Brooklyn. He took UP
the practice of medicine at Boothbay
Harbor Me-, and since that time has
been called doctor by those ac'
quainted with that experience. After
following his profession for about a
year he moved to Augusta in 1879, as.
ISOLATED himself with P. o. Vickery in
the publishing business and has since
followed the avocation of turning out
family periodicals.
In 1889 DR.. Hill first appeared in
politics, being elected to the Maine
house of representatives. He was re-
elected and then promoted to be state
senator for two terms. He was subse.
quently elected governor of the state
two terms. He has been a member Of
the Republican national committee
from Maine since 1899.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1909-04-08

the cat at ALL It's your new silk hat!
Oh, I'm so sorry!"
The man looked at the hat The dog
had his head through the crown
"G-r-r!" growled Pal, shaking the
ruined headgear frantically.
Mice dog!" said the man, looking
sternly at the girl!
I'm so sorry" repeated the girl,
Historically! 81 never knew him"
STOP" commanded the man, firmly
"Who-me?" stammered the girl.
"Yes,-you-right where you are,"
advancing a step. "Right-there!"
kissing her full upon the mouth-"un.
der the mistletoe!" taking another
with wonderfully true delivery consid
ering the unstableness of the mark.
Crimson stole into the cheeks of the
girl.
He is nice dog, anyhow" hiding
her face on his sleeve, Il don't care
wha-what you say" showing evi,
dence of tears and laughter com.
mingled.
Nice dog? Finest dog in the world
Greatest-here, Pal! Come here, you
rascal Take your head out of the
gentlemans hat and Oh, all right;
go as far as you like. Eat the hat, Pal!
Eat the"
"G-r-k!" growled Pal, with the
rim around his neck-"G+r-r!"
Copyright, 1909. by w. G. Chapman)
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1909-04-08
With the Worlds
Great HzxrnorisfS
Selections from the 6rfffnSS of BeSf
Makers Mfrfb

injury when one of the horses let fly
ready hoof; what do you mean by
treating your faithful servants in this
manner? Get down off'm that seat.
I'm going to have you arrested"
The driver raised his whip and
warned the preventer of cruelty to
stand back.
you dare to strike me-" Mr.. Spriggs
yelled, land I'll have you put where
you'll never have a chance to flourish
another whip!"
The policeman gave the signal for
those who were bound north and south
to proceed, and the man on the box
attempted to drive on, but Spriggs
chung to the reins and proceeded to
block traffic, at the same time calling
on the man in charge of the team to
get down. Then a distinguished look
ing old gentleman who wore fur
trimmed coat and a silk hat leaned
out of the carriage and demanded an
explanation while a crowd of people
began to surge into the street. The
policeman at the crossing also became
lulSIcSleu. IdhllS AuuiSOu OpllSSS NY
the collar and depriving him of his
equilibrium he ordered the driver to
go ahead. When the carriage had
passed the officer whirled the CULVER
ing Spriggs around a few times and
said
NOW, Misther Nutty, what's all this
about, anyhow"
Spriggs explained. the crowd hooted,
and the policeman, giving him an I'M
kind shove, said:
Jaw, gwan!"
On the way back to his office Addi-
son Spriggs almost ran over the dimin-
utive messenger who was again deeply
interested in the adventures of Dare
Devil Harry. Giving the child shove
that caused him to bump violently
against an unyielding pillar the man
OF mercy said:
ut beats time how few of the peo-
pie in this world ever stop to realize
that dumb brutes have feelings"
Copyright, 1909. by w. G. Chapman)
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1909-04-08

Vegetable Compound has done for me
during this trying period. Complete
restoration to health means so much
to me that for the sake of other suffer-
ing women l am willing to make my
trouble public so you may publish
this letter" -MRs. CHAs. BARCLAY,
RED, Graniteville, vt.
No other medicine for woman's ills
has received such widespread and I'M
qualified endorsement. No other med
feline we know of has such a record
of cures of female ills as has Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
For more than 80 years it has been
curing female complaints such as
Inflammation, liberation, local weak
nesses, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, indigestion
and nervous prostration, and it is
unequalled for carrying women safely
through the period of change of life.
1t costs but little to try Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and,
as Mrs. Barclay is worth noun
tains Of gold " to suffering women.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1909-04-08
Addison Spriggs, PreDenter of Cruelty
BY S. E. kiser.

Addison Spriggs decided that he had
a duty to perform, a sublime mission
to fulfill. He had just been reading
about the filming of cruel driver who
had been arrested for abusing his
horse. On his way to his office that
morning Mr.. Spriggs had seen cab
man lashing poor old horse unmerci-
fully, and leaning back in his chair
he thought
Sat this moment some heartless
teamster may be goading an over
burdened steed less than a stones
throw from where ! sit will go
forth upon the errand of mercy that
awaits me-"
As he was hurrying out he almost
san over diminutive messenger who
had telegram for Dixon, Spriggs &
GO The boy had stopped in the hall
No find out whether Dare Devil Harry
had succeeded in rescuing the maiden
and was so busy reading the tattered
page that he had not seen Mr. Spriggs
coming. 1t is probable that the child
was IL or II years old, but he did not
Jun luOlC tntn StNCn ~ ltdSI ne
Was not any larger than seven-year-
old boy ought to be.
Here" cried Addison Spriggs.
grasping the boy by the collar and CIV
ing him vigorous shake, what are
you doing? Loafing on your job, Ell +?
Le'me see that telegram All, ha! |
shall report you for this Do you
think kilograms are sent to be de-
layed in this manner? I've a mind
to cuff your ears, Go in there and get
your book signed"
AS he finished speaking Mr.. Spriggs
gave the boy violent shove toward
the door of the Office of Dixon, Spriggs
& Co., at the same time aiming a kick
at him that the youngster, being lively,
was fortunate enough to escape
On reaching the street A Spriggs
looked about in search of a horse that