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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-30
z A n D O M
THINGS AND FILINGS

WE will all join in the doxology
when it is over
A LONG pull and strong pull and
a pull that's altogether. for Hon. John
A. Brennan.
THE official ballot of New York is
so inches long. Yes that's quite long
enough, thank you!
WE look for the daily blues to be
too peevish to even eat for several
days after next Tuesday
ACTUALLY some people are losing
interest in Christmas shopping be-
cause of the political rush.
JOHNSON is gone to meet Jeffries.
Well, why shouldn't Mahamet go to
the mountain if he wants to go.
49,
AND after next Tuesday you will
list in vain for the rock-shivering
voice of the hon. bilious Kliver.
THERE is everything to show also
that after election all the candidates
will realize that they were in fight.
THE man who can get plenty of ad-
vertising out of the advertising that
some one else is getting is lucky
man.
THESE are the melancholy days
when the old problem recurs Shall
we wear rubbers, or let our feet get
wet?"
DOCTOR found two tacks in a New
York womans lungs They were
doubtless there to help her hold her
breath.
TWO girls have quit a show because
they wouldn't wear tights in their
home town. Perhaps it was funny
home town.
THE woman $ page is having an
awfully hard time with the political
page these days, but is CALAMITY hold
ing its own.
THERE'S hardly a box of lozenges
left in the Calumet region and the
daily consumption of gargle is some
thing enormous.
YOU never see a woman going shop
ping when some body is having a
party on her street to which she has
not been invited
UP to the hour Of sending the fourth
page to the steam bed. Mr.. Becker has
not been able to make even a dent il
gallant little Robertsdale.
YOU can't spend your time better
tomorrow, than by thinking it ovel
calmly and making up your mind il
you have not already done so.
THERE is supposed to be dignity
attached to the Office of mayor, ever
if some present occupants of that ex
lalted position fell to find it so.
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ELECT THE TICKET WITH HIM.


which
change
which
Of caprap when
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-30

1T may seem strange but it act
ually is true that the citizens of Gary
feel they can actually vote for Hon.
John A. Brennan without any fear of
what the great Tom Knots may do
20 them.
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PRAISE FOR F.. r. sCHAAF
FROM NORTH TOWNSHIP
ADVISORY BOARD.

} We wish to state to the people
} OF Hammond that the admins
} tration Of F. r. Schaaf as trus-
} tee of North township was care
} fully. ably and honestly admin
istered as to the disposition of
ALL monies in his charge. Not
} single thing did he do for the
township. not a penny did he
spend but was with the fullest
} sanction of the advisory board
} and the people OF North town
} ship. Petitions by the taxpay-
ers were made for the improve
, ments of all roads and school
, houses before anything was done
, with them by the township Of
fcials We endorse Schaafs ev-
, cry act
, CHARLES CHICK.
, P. H MLAUGHLIN.
} l. II. MATTERN.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

Wills suc
Gs the suchco
an
caution Is taken to OF uar
In the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-30

WISCONSIN woman aged 70 has
just entered state university We
hope that she gets her parents con-
sent before she asks for job on tie
girls basket ball FIVE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-30

JUST as soon as these elections are
over, we are going to take up the
question of winter fiannels. which we
are sorry to say has been sadly neg
lected.
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Hammond transportation
is ade
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-30

WHY TAKE A CHICAGO PAPER
FOR SPORTING EVENTS4 THEY
DON'T GIVE YOU LAKE COUNTY
EVENTS. THE TIMES DOES AND
ALL OTHERS AS WELx.
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ALDFRMEN.

First Ward-EmersOn L. Bowser.
Second Ward-R- E. ROwley.
Third WRrd-Anth0ny BnukuS.
Fourth Ward-John Siemasko.
Fifth Ward-WiIIiam Wolf.
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} PRAISE FOR +. r.
} SCHAAF FROM THE
} BECKER ORGAN.

Trustee Schaaf is entitled to
great credit for the tremendous
amount of work he has done IN
improving the township school
system in addition to his other
onerous duties as trustee. -
Hammond Daily News, Sept. II.
1906
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DON'T let them coerce you Mr.
Workingman, stand for your rights as
an American citizen and vote for the
man who has no strings tied to him
F. r. Schaaf
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GARY

MAYOR-John A. Brennan.
CLERK-JOseph H. Cothrey.
Observation-Disclosures c. simpson.
AIderman-at-Large- MCNEIL
AIderman-at-Large- Ssy-
manskL
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Thomas Music Studio
EUGENE THOMAS, Pianist

Will open on Oct. 10Th, a
school of Artistic Piano
Playing.
Beginners Courses-Art-
lists Course, Certificate
and Diplomas issued.
Hours: Saturday 9 a. m.
to 6 p. m.
Room: Z Elder Bldg.
203 South Holman st.
Hammond, Ind
Chicago Phone, Lincoln 3os4.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-30

YOU never see a woman going shop
ping when some body is having a
party on her street to which she has
not been invited
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-30

UP to the hour Of sending the fourth
page to the steam bed. Mr.. Becker has
not been able to make even a dent in
gallant little Robertsdale.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-30

THERE'S hardly box of lozenges
left in the Calumet region and the
daily consumption of gargle is some
thing enormous.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-30

YOU can't spend your time better
tomorrow, than by thinking it over
calmly and making up your mind if
you have not already done so.
THERE is supposed to be dignity
attached to the office of mayor, even
if some present occupants of that ex-
allied position fell to find it SO.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-30

THESE are the melancholy days
when the old problem recurs Shall
we wear rubbers, or let our feet get
wet2"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-30

DOCTOR found two lacks in New
York womans lungs. They were
doubtless there to help her hold her
breath.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-30

THE woman page is having an
awfully hard time with the political
page these days. but is CALAMITY hold
ing its own.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-30

THE man who can get plenty of ad-
vertising out of the advertising that
some one else is getting is lucky
man.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-30

TWO girls have quit show because
they wouldn't wear tights in their
home town. Perhaps it was funny
home town.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-30

AND after next Tuesday you will
list in vain for the rock-shivering
voice of the hon bilious Kliver.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-30

THE official ballot of New York is
so inches long. Yes that's quite long
enough, thank you!
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-30

THERE is everything to show also
that after election all the candidates
will realize that they were in fight
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JOHNSON is gone to meet Jeffries.
Well, why shouldn't Mahamet go to
the mountain if he wants to go.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-01-28
Interesting News.

Few newspaper readers ever stop to
consider thc real loss they would suffer
wcrc all the advertisements eliminated
from their newspapers, says the Alton
(OklaD American.
The average reader il So accustomed
to seeing the dealers announcements
day after day that they arr taken as a
matter of course the same as fresh mir
and sunshine and other bcuciccnt nr.
rnngcmcntS that cost nothing. but vet
arr exceedingly scrviccahlc
The truth is uo newspaper would bc
complete without it, advertising am
nonnc"mcnts, for thc simple reason that
advertising * really ncws-stnrc news.
business nrws-and the people Of any
community are naturally interested i'm
th" efforts and achievements of their
fellow -townsmcu in business lines as well
as IN their social and artistic accom-
phshmcnts. IAN news il advertising"
=" 1t ~ stated, "and all advertising that
ever counts for anything must bc news. "
Whether people realize the educational
value of advertising or not the fact re-
mains that the newspaper reading pulIic
does read the advertisements; and to "A
largo part OF the reading public the adj
vcrtising columns arr quite AZ interesting
az any other section of the paper.
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III send special invite 60 YOU"
I'm sure much obliged" sneercd
Mckee. making his way toward the
door.
Here's your gun" cried slim. toss
inG the weapon toward him
Mckee caught the weapon. muttcr.
ing Thanks"
1t needs clcanin'." snecrcd the
sheriff.
Turning az the doorway. Mckee said.
81 haln't much stuck on wcddiu's. any
way" Looking at Jack. he continued
thrcateninEly. "NcNt time We meet
itll hc at II little swarcc NV my own"
tGct" was Jacks iaconic and ONT
nous command
with assumed Carclessncss Mckee
answered, I'm H.gcttin Well. gents.
l hope you all II enjoy this here pink
tea. Say. Rud, put piece NV weddIn'
cake I'm yer pocket fer me. wants To-
dream ON IT,"
Who brought him hcref" asked
Jnck. facing his guests
Il did" answered Bud dchantly.
You might have known better" was
Jnck's only comment
I'm not saying who's to come and
go. This isn't any of my wedding"
Polly stopped further comment 10y
laying hor hand over his mouth and
slipping Into the scat beside him
Well. let II go at that" said Jack.
closing the incident
lie rcJolned Echo M he spoke. The
guests rcseatcd themselves Mrs.
ALEU- laid her hand ON Jacks shoulder
and said. Just the same. II ain't right
an proper for you to bc together he
fore the ceremony without Il chap
eronlc"
'Nothin' that's right nice IL over
right proper laughed slim.
We'll, II amt the way folks does
bnck east" replied Mrs Allen tartly.
glnrlng at the sheriff.
Blast the east" growled Allen. I'VE
does things I'm our own wny out here"
with mischieyous smile. Slim
glanced at his comrades and then sol
EMMY observed, "Still. hear they does
make the two contractin' parties sit of
alone 10y Themselves
What forT asked Jnck.
why, TO give them the last bit Of
quiet enjoyment They're goln To have
for the rest OF their lives" chucklcd
slim.
The cowboys laughed hilnriously at
the sally, but Mrs. Allen, throwing her
arms about Echo's neck burst into
tcnrs, crying, MY little girl"
Whats the use of openin up the
sluiccs now, Josephinew
Let her alone. jim" drnwlcd Slim.
Her fcclin's is narrowed some, an
Irrigation ls what they needs most"
The outburst OF tears was incomprc-
hcnsiblc TO the bridegroom. Already
irritatcd 10y the Mckee incident. he
took afrront at the display OF senti-
ment lie cried, 81 don't want any
crying Mt my wedding
ITS hnlf my wedding" pouted Echo
tenrfully
Amt I losin' my daughterf" sobbed
Mrs Allen.
Amt you getting my mothers son"
snapped Jack.
The men howlcd with gIce at the
rude badinage. which only called forth
fresh burst Of weeping ON the part OF
Mrs. Allen, In which the girls began to
| show symptoms OF Joining
Polly sought 10 soothc the trouble by
pushing Jack playfully TO one side ana
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Offers Springs for Sanitnrium.

CHAmESruN, Jan. 26. Hon. Levi T..
Morton, of New York, owner of the Red
sulphur Springs, of Monroe county, has
offered to thc state oi West Virginia, free
OF charge, his holdings at the springs,
which consist uf magnificent hotel.
baths, and other bindings, for state
tuberculosis sanitarium. A. $. Johnston,
oi Monroe county, editor Of the Watch
man, and Mr.. Norton agent, made the
formal proposition to GOV. Dawson and
IT viii likely bc presented 10 the lcgisla-
turc at m early date. Experts claim that
thc water Of the Red Sulphur Springs is
second only TO the famous French Lick
water Tor the cure of consumption The
resort ~ famous gathering place for
those suffering with the disease. Mr.
johnson X responsible for the statement
that the property offered 10y tine New
Yorker has cost him $50, 900 and il
worth twice that sum Since the agita-
ton for state tuberculosis samitarium
has been going ON here the supposition
was that Terra Alta would be- the site of
the place il one were established The
offer Of Mr. Morton will, however, change
thc matter considerably.
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CHATTER VII

II NTERING the living room. Bud
found Echo surrounded by sew
cral girls from Florence aud the
- uclghbOrlug ranches. who were
driving her almost distracted with
their admlring attentions, for She was
greatly disturbed about her lovers IN
eNpIieoble absence. Had she been free
from The duties Of hospitality she
would have leapcd ON her horse aud
gone iu search Of him.
Echos wedding attire would seem ass
incongruous as Jacks TO the eyes Of un
castcrucr, yct St was entirely suited TO
the circumstances, for the couple In
tended as soon as they were married
To- ride 20 q little hunting cabin Of
Jacks lu the Tortilla mountains. where
they would spend their honeymoon.
She was dressed in an olive green
riding habit which She had brought
from The east The skirt was divided
and reached just below the knees Her
blouse. Of light material and brown ln
color, was loose. allowing free play for
her arms and shoulders. High riding
boots were laced 10 The kuces. a som
brcro and riding gloves Jay ON the
table ready 10 complete her costume
Bud coldly acknowledged Echo's af.
fertiouate and happy greeting and
curtly Informed her that Jack had ar.
rived
She rushed on, OF doors. with q cry
OF joy
Running scross thc courtyard toward
her lover who awaited her with out.
stretched arms. She began.
"Wcll. this l- q nice time. you out.
ragrous" Then Polly stopped her
with mock serious look "Wau "a
minute wait minute" the girl
drawied os n refining ln o. too eager
horse Don't commence cauin' love
names before you got the hitch Time
enough after Tie has been actin up
somcthln' sraudalous with me-"
Jack throw up his hands ln protest
hastily denying any probable charge
that the tense might make "Whv. I
haven't been saying % word" be cried
Polly laughed as sho ram 10 The door
"No. YOU haven't" She answered
mookingly MS ono agrees with % child
whose feelings have been hurt He's
only been tclin' me De loved"
fauslng an instant. she pointed nt
Echo. ending her sentence with n
shouted you"
With her hand ON Jacks shoulder
Echo said Polly. you are "a Girf
You've too many strings 20 your bow"
"You mean I've too mony beaus 10
my strings" laughlngly answered the
girl.
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much lip. But everything Will come
out all right Jack says
Has that low down liar and thief
been coming It over you, Polly? DID
he tell you how he gave the place he
promised me to SagebrushT
"That wasn't until you give him
slack, Bud An I'm sure he amt n
thief Why
"Thlef! or course he IS, and n black.
er hearted one than the man that kill
ed Tcrrill Isn't he going 10 steal my
brother Dicks girl this very nlRhtT
But Dick IS dead" expostulated
Polly.
'Dick isn't dead / know it-that
is," be stammered II feel Il I'm my
bones he isn't dead. And Jack feels
It too That's why he's hurried up
this wedding"
But your own friend, Buck Mckee,
saw Dick just before the 'Paches
killed him"
But not after It, and Buck now
thinks the rurales may have come up
iu time 10 save him"
Seems TO me II that's 50 be has had
time enough since then 90 write" OBJ
jected Polly, who was nevertheless Inn
pressed by Buds vehemcncc.
How do you know that he has not
wr.ttenT
Polly could only gasp These accuse.
tions were coming too fast for her 10
answer.
you can't tell what man might do
iu case like that Perhaps Dicks
away in the mountains. away from the
railroad, prospecting down in the Ghost
range where he has been trying TO To-
cate the lost lode There's lots Of res-
sons for bis not writing 10 Echo. but
Echo doesn't seem 10 mind. a year
and half is enough TO mend any wo.
mans heart"
Now, you began Polly. who was
growing angry under the charges which
were being heaped ON her two best
friends by the ovcrwrOught boy.
Bud would not let her finish but
cried Echo never loved him. III she
did she would not bo acting az she
IS doing tonight"
Rushing Co Echo's defense. Polly an.
swcrcd. "She may or may not have
loved Dick Lane but / know that she
loves Jack Payson now with all her
heart an even 81 the Paches did
not get your brother he IS as dead 10
her os II they had"
Polly was startled and confused by
Buds accusations Accordingly Il was
relief to her when Jack Payson ap.
peared on the scene They had been
50 interested In their conversation that
they did not hear him ride up to the
house. Hello, Pollyi Hello. Budr'
were his cordial greetings, for he was
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Forcing him to opcn hts fingers and drot
his gun.

htk gun.
saying "Oh stop It all, Look here
Echo Allen. you know your hair amt
fixed yet"
An the minister due here at any
minute" added Mrs Allen
"COmc along. we Will take charge OF
you now" ordered Polly. The girls
gathered IN group about the bride.
busting and chatting, telling her oil
men were brutes a. times and. looking
az the mt sheriff. who blushed to the
roots of his hair NJ the charge. that
slim Hoover was the worst OF the
lot Mrs Allen pushed them away
and again fell weeping on Echo's
shoulder Hold on now. They amt
n soul goin' 70 no nothin' for her except
her mother" she whimpered
There she goes again" said Jack in
disgust
Hes goin' 10 take my child away
from me-" walled the mother
Tears were streaming down Echo's
check Don't cry. mother" she wept
'No. no. don't cry" echoed the girls
ITO nll FOR the best" began Polly.
ITS all Tor the best. IT'S all for the.
beat chorused the grouu
well, III be- gasped Jack
Jack Payson. you just ought 10 bs
ASHAMED of yourself" said Polly.
stamping her foot "You nasty. mean
old thing" she threw in for good
/ measure
Mrs Allen led Echo from thc room
/ The girls followed crying. "You nasty,
/ mean old thing" to The unfortunate
| bridegroom
The cowboys enjoyed the scene Inn
| mcnscly 10 was q blt of hiyu1u come.
! dy totally unexpected First they
I initiated the weeping women aud then
LAUGHED uproaripusly ~ Jack
"Did you ever see such dorucd car
ryIugs ouf" said fbc bridegroom I'm
/ disgust What have ! dOucr
"Shucks. All mothers SIS just Ike
that" remarked Allen alphabetically.
They fuss n their girls marry. an
they fuss n they don't why. my ma
/ carried on somethiu' scandalous when
| Josephine roped me-"
All Of the men chuckled except Jack
I'm appointed a committee" con
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either by promises Of reward or fear
OF punishment the chances OF detcc-
tion would lessen as the days passed.
"And that viii be about twenty
four hours II you don't keep quiet.
Why didn't he put up his hands when
j holleredI He starts to wrastle an
pull his gun, an ! had to nail him. ."
Mckee shuddered IN spite Of his
bravadO
Pulling himself together with an ap-
parent effort, he continued: wen
hold the money fer a SPELL not spend
cent NV 1t tin this thing blows over.
They'll never git us Here: weII di-
vide It,"
Keep It all. / never want to touch
a penny Of it," said Bud earnestly.
moving along the ground 10 place a
greater distance between him and the
murderer.
Thanks. But you don't git out NV
yer part in the holdup that easy. Take
yer share or III blow It into you"
said Mckee, pulling his revolver.
Bud, with an effort, arose and walk
ed over to Buck With clinched fists.
In agonized tones, heSrrlcd shoot n
you want to. ] wish I'D never seen
you! You dragged me into this, You
made me your accomplicc I'm n mur.
derr'
Mckee looked at him in amozcment.
This phase of human character was
new TO him. trained as he had been
on the border where men rarely suf-
fered with rcmOrso and still more rare
ly displayed t.
"Shucks! ] killed him. You didn't
have no hand I'm &C." answered Buck
"'Tbis hain't my first KILN. / guess
Buck McKce's pretty well known In
some sections. j took all the chances.
i did the KILN You Git half. Now,
brace up an take yer medicine
straight"
but ] didn't want to take the mon
ey FOR myself" replied Bud as II TO
soothe his conscience "Oh. Buck.
why didn't you let me olonc1" he CON
tnucd as the thought Of his position
again overwhelmed him.
Buck gasped at the shifting Of the
foil blame upon hls shoulders.
well, III be darnedw he muttercd.
you make me sick, Kid" His voice
rose In anger and disgust. why. TO
hear you talk one would think you
WIZ the only one had right feelIn's.
I'm goin' to take my share an start
a decent life. I'm gOin' back TO Texas
an open a saloon. You take yer
half, marry ser gal an settle down
right here. ole Man TerrUrs dead.
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country. Did You hear about ole Man
Terriuy"
Bud did not walt for her to explain
hut nervously answered. They told
ms about Il IN Florence when we were
coming through. We've been at tho
Lazy X"
Wasn't II dreadful ratified ON
Polly. "Slims here The boys are
goin' TO turn out Win him after the
weddin' to see II they can kctch the
feller who did the KILN"
Bud pnled as he heard the news To
conceal hls distress he moved toward
the door anywhere to get away from
the girl 20 whom he feared he would
betray himself I'm Join en-" he
huskily answered
Polly, however. could see no reason
for his evident haste 60 leave her.
She felt hurt but thought his ac.
tionS were due TO her scolding him FOR
being with Mckee
'Nou amt ever ast me how look p
she inquired seeking 10 detain him.
"Hou look fine" Complimented Bud
perfunctorily
when TELLER ain't seen a fellcr I'm
week, seems ike Teller ought 10
brace up an start somethln'," replied
Polly I'm an injured tone.
Bud smiled In spite OF his fears
Catching tho girl I'm his arms. he
kissed her and said. Il was waiting
for the chance"
Polly dlsengagcd herself from his
embrace and sighed contentedly.
That's somcthu' like IT, What's
the use OF bein' engaged to a fcller IN
you can't have all the trlmmlu's that
goes with it You look as II you
wasn't too happy"
Bud pulled himself together with an
effort. He realized that II he did not
show more interest I'm the girl and
the wedding he might bc suspected Of
connection with the murder.
lie trumped up an explanation OF his
moodlness
We'll, what call have TO be happy?
Haven't lost my job?"
Yes, but that's because you was
hot headed an give your boss too
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tined tho old rancher. ito sit up with
You TIL the fatal moment"
m game" responded Jack grimly.
1 know what's coming. but won't
sQueal"
You'll sit all that's a-comln' 10
YOU" grinncd Allen.
slim had mancuvcrcd untn n.
reached the door. blocking Jacks wnv
AS the bridegroom started to leave tho
room he took his hand ami with nm
assumption ot deep detection and sor.
row bado him "Goodby."
Oh dry up" laughed Jack. pushing
l.' sherin asld" Hating. hc request
'd, "ono thing l want TO understand
right now II you're going To ding apv
old boots after mo remove the spurs"
This here's n sure enough event
an I'm goin' to tap the barrel an
throw away the bung. Vow shout.
ed Sagebrush.