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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
BOY BANDIT RETURNS.
Carl Bullock Again Robs Eudora,
Kan. Bank,

Driven to bay by an armed mob,
Earl Bullock, the 17-year-old-bandit,
of Lawrence, Kan. who twice within
the last month has robbed the Eudora
State bank, murdered q policeman and
shot another man. fatally wounded
himself in an attempt to suicide at
Eudora, Kan, Friday. Bullock's at
tempted suicide followed his second
robbery OF a bank in Eudora Friday,
and his shooting OF Fred Starr, cash
Ter Of the Kaw valley State bank, of
Eudora, who was In the bank with his
days ~clearings. Accompanied by Will
lam Mckay. Is years old. at Jackson
vile, Fla, Bullock held up the bank.
Although Starr offered no resistance
to the holdup, Bullock shot him
through the jaw. Snatching more
than $500 Bullock fed, followed by his
companion. Each youth had two re-
yolvers.
Harry Wilson. clerk In the robbed
bank, reported the alarm, and a crowd
Of citizens armed with shotguns, rifles
and revolvers pursued the boy bandit
across the fields. In attempting to
swim the Kaw river the boys lost
ground, and a few moments later the
moi vas at their heels. Mckay sur
rendered, but Bullock wrenched the
revolvers from his faltering partners
hands and sped into a patch of wood.
John Miller. a farmer, in no way con-
nected with the pursuit, stepped into
Bullock's path and the boy, thinking
him an enemy. fired. His shots missed
Miller and the posse, seeing the youth
was ready to shoot, fired a score of
shots at him. Bullock returned the
fire. But realizing he was about to be
captured, shot himself through he
head.
He died at 2:25 o'clock Saturday
morning in q hospital at Lawrence,
Kan.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
BEAD or DYING AT CHERRY, I'LL.
PLACED AT 3s5.
ARlsRcrs Enter nm Airshaft and Find
= Lack az Excessive Temperature,
which - Only Ray Of Hope Left for
Grief Stricken Relatives.

Nearly 400 human beings, men and
6oys. 1t IL now believed. are dead or
DoSishing in the st. Paul mine ut Cher
-. I'LL, though experts who succeeded
In penetrating h smoke-flled air
shaft to the depth of 300 feet late Sum
day returned with a ray OF hope for the
grief stricken relatives OF h en-
tOmbed men.
I'nat the fire has been e~xtinguished
WINS the conclusion of mining experts
aad inspectors sent by Gov. Deneen to
investigate the calamity and it's cause.
For more than thirty hours the pris-
oner were cut off from fresh air and
undoubtedly subjected to smoke-filled
veins.
The list OF the missing was compiled
Sunday in the Offices OF the mining
company and 1t reached the astounding
total OF ass, including the dead whose
Charred bodies were taken from the
burning cages Saturday afternoon. 1t
was declared to be probable that this
Hist might be Increased. One hundred
and seventy men who entered the min
Saturday morning a been account
I'D for. company had scores of
tracers at work rounding up the en-
ployes, and Saturday night the COM
pany officials admitted that the num-
Der OF men in the mine was greater
than they had at first believed possi-
BILE.
Among the missing are many Amer
lcAns who have lived for years and
reared families In the mining section
OF Illinois.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
ALDR|CH AND CvMM|NS
ARE HEARD IN CHICAGO
Leaders of Opposing Republican
Factions Speak in Windy CITY
on Same Night.
FORMER FAvORS CENTRAL BANK
Iowan Declines to Be Read Out OF
Party by Speaker Joseph
G.. Cannon.

Senator Nelson w. Aldrich, chair
man of the National Monetary Com
mission, told the members OF the Com
mercial Club at a banquet Saturday
night in the Congress Hotel in Chi
cago that a comprehensive, sclentlnc
plan for the changing Of the American
monetary system, both as to note Is
sues and the organization OF credit IS
to result from the work Of the COM
mission.
Senator Aldrich, who was listened
to with the closest attention by bank
ers and business men of Chicago, st,
Louis, New Orleans and other cltles'
declared that the commission thus far
had prepared no specific plan. Inc
preparation of a plan in the concrete,
he pointed out, could come only after
a detailed study of the worlds bank
ing systems and after minute consld-
GRAFTON Of the financial needs OF this
country. That study is now being
given. But the Senator, after pretac,
ing his speech by this declaration
went On to point out some OF the
things which appear plainly to be
needed. The whole trend of his adj
dress showed that he is a believer IN
the central bank idea. though he dld
not say so in set terms.
In his first public utterance since
President Tafts anti-insurgent speech
at Winona, and more recently the pub
lie speeches of Speaker Joseph G.. Can
nor reading the insurgents from the
Republican party, Senator Albert D.
Cummins, before the Marquette Club
in the same city and on the same
evening, not only defended his posi-
tion in the party, but denounced
Cannon, Payne. Aldrich ct al. as com
mon enemies Of the public good and,
therefore, not themselves the sort OF
stuff from which good Republicans are
made.
Senator Cummins declared that the
time is at hand when it is necessary
to inquire into the qualifications of a
Republican. but that. while he is will.
ing to accept an arbiter, he is emphat'
ically unwilling to leave it to Speaker
Cannon or to Senator Aldrich. Il am
anxious" he declared, ito prove my
Republication and I hasten to name
the judge. My Judge is the Republic
can platform Of 1908, which declared
for those principles for which l cas-,
- in the Congress of the UNI
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
AUTO EXPLODES.
Driver Fitzpatrick and His Machini-
clan Thrown Many Feet.

Driver Fitzpatrick ana His Machini-
clan Thrown Many Feet.
A P~ope-Toledo car exploded in prac-
tice on the Jack stretch Friday at At
lanta, Ca, and Driver II. J. Fitzpatrick
and his machinlcian, r. Church, were
thrown from the track. Boil escaped
with slight injuries. Fitzpatrick was
thrown $50 feet over the outer en-
bankment of the speedway, but landed
in q pile of brush. The car burned
Fitzpatrick, holder of the straightaway
record of 81 seconds, for the mile,
made on Long Island last year, had
Just made q lap Of two miles in his
best effort or the present meet in 1885.
He had completed the second turn
when the cylinder exploded. n mar
chine was going 70 miles an hour.
The asphaltum covering the track
was igntted by the burning wreck ana
furnished a fiery spectacle before 1t
could be extinguished.
The machine, which was destroyed,
was Quilt to enter the Vanderbilt cup
race.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
MOE RULES IN CAIRO.
Negro james. L,nchcd In the City's

Public Square.
With two men lynchcd by an angry
mob, another in imminent hanger ana
the streets filled with wild-eJad men
thirsty for more blood, Cairo, ILL.,, after
a s~lecplcss night of murder and riot,
waited a~nxiously Friday night for the
hundreds of soldiers that are on the
way to auell the mob at the orders Of
Gov. Denccn.
VIII (~"Froggy") James, q negro
confessed murderer of Anna Pelley,
was hung, riddled with bullets n
burned early Thursday night after
1000 determined men had chased
Sheriff Davis and the negro for "a
hours and seized the prisoner.
Henry Salzner, white, held for uX-
orcidc, was later taken from a steel
cell in the county Jail and hanged and
shot by the infurated men who up to
that time were unsuccessful in captur-
ing Arthur Alexander, a negro impli-
Gated by James as an accomplice in
the staying Of Miss Policy.
Although the horrors OF Il race war
had not broken out during the night,
~pcacCablc citizens had begun to fear
n repetition of the Springfield riots
OF last year was imminent.
GOV. Dencen was informed over the
long distance telephone from Cairo
Friday morning by n deputy sheriff
that it had been reported to his office
that the mob had lynched the negro,
Alexander. Alexander, it was report
ed to the deputy who was in the jail
office, had been captured in a private
house. The report of the lynchinG
could not be verified.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
GREGORY MAN DISAPPEARS.
Friends Fear Fred Harris Has Met
viii, Foul PinY.

That he either has met with foul
play or wandered away while Temporal
rily doranged, now is believed to have
been the fate of Fred G. Harris, who
a few days ago disappeared from his
home at Gregory. Gregory county, I'M
der mysterious circumstances. His do
nestle relations were pleasant, he was
receiving a good salary and had no
financial worry, and was of steady
habits, being accounted one OF the
most reliable young men. He tool no
money with him and no extra clothing,
not even an oycTCUat. The missing
man has a brother at Coon Rapids,
Ia, and q sister at ashland, S. d, and
if he has wandered away while tenn
porarily ~derangcd there is Il faint hope
h a he may appear at n of those
places. His wife is almost distracted
over the uncertainty as to his fate and
the failure to secure any trace of him.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
"SHOOTS up a BANK.
Lone Bandit Kills II New Albany, Ind,
Cashier.

Lone Bandit Kills II New Albany, Ind,
Cashier.
J.. Hargary Fawcett, cashier OF the
Merchants National bank of New AL
bany, Ind, was killed, John x. Wood
ward, president of the bank, was dan
gerously wounded, and James r. Tuck
err, a negro chauffeur, of Louisville,
"a fatally wounded Thursday morn
ing when a young man, partially iden-
tilted as Arthur Hal, a Louisville deal
er in second hand furniture, entered
the bank and after commanding ev-
eryone to throw up his hands and get
in the vault" began shooting. Mr..
Fawcett died almost instantly after be-
ing shot through the neck and chest
Woodward was shot through the liver
and intestines, and Tucker was shot
through the body and may die.
Hall was captured after a long
chase. He is only IT years old.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
STEEL PLANT TO GO UP.
McClintic-Marsha1l Concern Buys
5O-Acre Site at Indiana Harbor.

McClintic-MarshaI1 Concern Buys
5O-Acre Site at Indiana Harbor.
Indiana Harbor, the Standard Oil
town. which sprang, like it's %neighbor,
Gary, from the lake front sand dunes
Of Northern Indiana, was given a
boom Monday which was such as it
probably never felt before. Announce
ment was made that Honore and Pot
ter Palmer. Jr., have negotiated the
sale of a tract comprising fifty acres
in Indiana Harbor to the NcClintick-
Marshall Construction Company of
Pittsburg, Pa, manufacturers of struc-
tural steel. The purchasing company
is to erect a giant structural steel
plant on the ground at once. The
plant and the lock and railway ship
ping facilities incident to it will oc-
cupy the entire space, and the new
Western home of the Eastern concern
is to be established at a cost of half
a million dollars. aside from the pur'
chase price of the land.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
HIS SIGHT.
Remarkable Case of an Aged Man at
CrpcuSyay.

A somewhat remarkable case of eye
sight being restored is reported from
Grecnway, q new town in Campbell
county, in the extreme north central
mart of the state. During the past six
years "Grandfather" Henger, an aged
resident aC that place, had been to-
"uY ollnd. rtecently he caught q. Sc
we're colo' whlu1 badly affected his
s'sh1iess eyes At the suggestion of
members OF the farnr. he applied a
home remedy, which wIu,in a short
time had the effect of r%esto.ine his
sight. 1t is stated that he nov can
see almost as well as he ever col.3
and car with ease read coarse print
Without the aid Of glasses.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
SUIT BROUGHT FOR $4,000.
EOmcslakc Company in an Action
Against MOI

I!Omcstakc Company in an Action
Against Union
A decisive step in the agitation over
the efforts of the Western Federation
OF Miners through the Lead local TO
make Lead q closed camp was taken
Wednesday when the Homcstake Min
ing company brought suit in the Unit
ed States circuit our in Deadwood
against the Lead miners MO for
$4,000 damages. No Injunction Is
asked.
The company alleges threats of bod
lily harm on the part of the miners and
intimidation of n~on-union men, and
charges the union with an effort to re-
duce the efIcicnry of the employees.
Last month tine MOI voted not TO
work with ~nOn-union men after NO.
venber Is, and Wednesdays suit Is
started to show the company's stand
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
oman HIGHER UP" INDICTED.

OfGclal OF Sugar Company Involved in
Sugar Weighing Frauds.
James +. Be~ndernagel. for many
years general superintendent OF the
williamsburg plants OF the American
Sugar Refining company, was Friday
indicted by tire federal grand jury in
connection with the alleged
Weighing frauds in New York.
An officer has been sent to take Ben
dernagel into custody.
Bendernagel's resignation from the
was accepted Thursday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
PIPE NEARLY COSTS LIFE.
Bcrcsford Man is Badly Burned While
Smoking.

L. H Cooke, a prominent resident of
Bercsford, nearly lost his life and had
his features badly d~ishgurcd as the re-
suit OF u combination of smoking pipe
and comfortable gown made of outing
flannel. He was enjoying a comfort
able smoke at home, dressed in the
flannel gown, when a spark fell upon
the gown. In a moment he was cnVel-
oped in flames, which spread with re-
markable rapidity. The flames at once
jumped to Cookies luXuriant growth of
whiskers, and it was only through the
presence of Mrs. Cooke, who rushed
to his assistance, that his life was saved,
and that the house and it's contents
were not consumed by the fire. Cookies
face and portions of his body were
badly burned.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
FATAL FIRE.
Two Persons Killed ant n Number Iu-
jurcd in Blaze in Comb Eacrocy.

Two Persons Killed amt n Number Iu-
jurcd in Blaze in Comb Eacrory.
An explosion and fire in the comb
making plant of the Charles A. Het-
sci company, on the sixth floor of n
building on West Thirty-first street,
New York, Thursday, resulted in the
death of two employees and injury to
nine other persons. Frank A. Hetsel,
a member of the firm. was among the
injured.
Two firemen were severely burned
when they dashed into h burning
room and dragged out the dead and
injured. Forty girls were employed
by a shirt waist making firm on the
anne floor. All got out of the building
In safety. The money loss is small.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
$4,000 REDSKINS LOSE CASE.


Court Holds Choctn ws and Chfcka.
SAWS Not Entitled to Redress.
In an opinion by Justice Holmes the
Supreme Court of the United States
decided against the compliments in
the case of the $4,000 .Choctaw and
Chickasaw Indians who asked for re-
dress for being excluded from the citi.
zenshlp rolls of those nations when
they were prepared by Secretary
Hitchcock of the Interior Department
Oh Mach 4. 1907.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19

Faulk County Farmers Yield Will
Aggregate 1850 Bushels.

The members of the Lower family,
who own and occupy a large farm in
the vicinity of Seneca, Faulk county.
will manage to keep the wolf from
their door this winter, as they have
lust completed the work of threshing
an aggregate of 1850 bushels of
grain, which was raised on their farm
this season. Practically all of the vast
amount Of work necessary to produce
and harvest this large amount of grain
was performed by members Of the
family. This is the largest amount of
grain ever raised in one season by one
family in that vicinity.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
PUItiI MILK CRUSADE.
Aberdeen Consumers Want to Secure
the Pure roduC

NDCrUCCn COnSulnCTS Want TO Secure
the Pure
Tho Aberdeen pure milk commission
has been formed among the physicians
and health officers Of that city for the
purpose of seeing that Aberdeen milk
get the pure product The
dairymen will cooperate with the
commission to that end, n all herds
will be tested for tuberculosis; all
barns will be fitted with cement floors,
s~tanchfons for the cows, and means for
washing out the barns and keep them
in a highly sanitary condition. Milk
will be sold only in bottles which have
been thoroughly sterilized, the old
method of selling from cans being dis
continued.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
Bookings County Stock Sale.

The prices at the stock sale at
Brookings for the pure bred Shrop-
shire sheep averaged S24.50; for the
Duroc Jersey hogs, $1S.25, and for the
Poland China hogs, S24.25. The 81
cattle offered brought $3.50. The
highest price paid was for a Shorthorn
COW S197.5O.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
Drainage Ditch Completed.

After the work n been carried on
for many months. q huge ditch project
has just been completed in the western
portion of Sanborn county. The
ditch will reclaim thousands of acres
OF valuable farm land, which for a
rIurfi"vr-o1 seasons has been rendered
worthless beca-se of an excess of wa
ter. and also win Tain a huge lake
covering several thousars acres
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
Church for Grcenway.

The members Of the Congregational
church society Of Greenway, a new
town at the point where the lines of
the 500 and Milwaukee railways cross
in the northeastern portion of Camp
bell county, have completed
ions for the dedication of a fine new
church building, which has just been
completed.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
Hord=rrAIen Guilty.

D.. w. Woods, William Nrarr1v~---
Lawrence j. Golden, Frank Grigware
and Fred ~Torgensen, who have been
on trial in Omaha, Neb., charged with
holding up and robbing the mai car
on the Overland Limited train on
the Union Pacific the night Of May %
last, were found guilty Thursday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
TexaS Rank Robbed,

The safe Of the Ben Arnold State
bank at Ben Arnold, Milan county,
Texas, was blown early Thursday by
three men, who took $4,000. Citizens
whoheard the explosion exchanged a
dozen shots with the burglars, who
made their escape in an automobile.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
DROWNED WHILE HUNTING.
Jerry Kelly. OF WATERFOWL, and VIM
Inns Lose Lives.

Much sorrow is felt in BrOokings
owe the death of Jerry Kelly, of Wa
tertown, who with William johnson
was drowned while hunting at Clear
Lake on Friday. Mr.. Kelly ttende
the state college for two years, enter
ing in September, 1908, and taking the
commercial course. He was a fine cor
netist and was principal musician of
the college band.
He afterwards acted as s~tenogra-
pher for the republican state central
committee and later went to Washing
ton as private s~tenographer for United
States Senator a. B. kittredge, study
ing law at Columbia university in his
spare time.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
THE MOTIVE.
Witness IN Wyoming Cattle Men Cases
Has Property Burned.

William Goodrich, h witness
whose testimony, it is claimed, went
far toward convicting Herbert Brink,
oae Of the defendant cattle men. OF
the murder OF three sheepmen, re-
coived word Sunday night that his
property Mt Ten Sleep a been burn
Cd. Goodrich was not concerned in
HE case. except as a witness, but the
feeling against him has been bitter.
He testified that Brink confessed to
him his part in the killing. but Brink
denied any such confession. The five
mem Who were found guilty Of the kill
ings viii be taken to the penitentiary
tats week.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
Shot ny Girl.

Samuel F. Morley, farm manager on
n large estate at Bloom Hills, twenty
miles north Of Detroit, Mich, died Fri
day from two bullet wound inflicted
according to the mans dying state
ment, by Miss Bertha Libeau. whom
he had refused to marry.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
Yule Sole Owner.

The property of the Herald Print
ing company at Alexandria, which
publishes the Alexandria Herald. one
Of the most influential weekly newspa-
pers in the state, has again passed into
the sole ownership of e. b. Yule, he
having purchased the interest Of S. G.
Phelps.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
Tenth Victim Of pcnasra.

Mrs. Maggie Hutchins died at Dur
ham,. N. c., of %pellagra, making the
tenth victim Of the disease in that city.
She was the second white patient to
die from the strange malady.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
Given : Prison Term.

george A Lamprecht. former n
Ser Of Lamprecht Brothers & Co.
0fokers. OF Cleveland. o. was sem
4snced to three years in the %peniten-
uary Saturday. Lamprecht's convic-
uOn was the outcome OF h failure Of
80 brokerage Arm over q year
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
Shooting ARRAY at Wayne.

A shooting ARRAY occurred on the
Vera hotel corner in Wagner in which
Frank Leonard and Cal Morse were
the principals. The two men became
involved in an alteration when Leon
ard drew a revolver and fired at Morse,
the bullet lodging in the Geshy part
OF the arm, inflicting a painful though
not dangerous wound.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
Girl STEMS Fincry.

An uncomfortable love for fnery
caused Tillie Shoemaker, a beautiful
girl Of Davenport. to take
q suitcase and SIS in cash and a large
assortment of glad rags" belonging to
Mrs. A. e. Fields. a prominent society
m She was arrested.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
Former Sioux Falls Nan Kincd.

Albert G.. Ransom. who was killed
at Marmarth, N. D., on Wednesday
evening by being u down by a train
of cars while crossing a bridge. was
a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Ransom.
well known residents Of Sioux Falls.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
lodging House Burns.

Thres unidentified men. all foreign
ers. are dead. ivc others are seri-
eusly injured and twelve men and
women are suffering from bruises and
aAock. tho result OF a Sunday morn
- Are IN . lodging house on the river
front a. Pittsburg. Pa.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
Finger Nearly Torn or.

John Bobeldyk, a young man resld-
ing west of Armour. was severely in
jured Wednesday while engaged in
clearing UP some refuse on the farm.
In hitting and throwing a heavy piece
of wood a spur on h wood caught
in the ring on his little finger and the
member was very nearly torn off the
hand.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
Court ut Yanktou.

Judge Of the First judicla, district by
Gov. Vessey last summer, is Aolding
his first term of court in f's
place of residence since pioneer days.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
Panic in Car; One Killed.

During a panic or a street car at
Kansas City, Mo-, Thursday caused
by the report and flash Of a burned-out
controller, Louis Agnew, a passenger.
was knocked off the car and killed.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
Wuman Hnnes Herself.

the body OF Miss Margaret Thomas
$50 FOUND BY her father hanging from
! rope In the woodshed In Akron. o.,
Friday. Two months ago Miss Thomas.
Who was q public school teacher. at
Aa0npted to md her life by jumping
Grom . high bridge while at . santa.
rum IN Cuyahoga Falls.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
Brink Guilty. Of Murder

The jury in h case OF Herbert 7.
Brink. one of the seven cattlemen
charged with the murder Of three
sheepmen in the Tensleep country. re-
turned . verdict OF murder in the ar,s
degree THURSDAY Z: Basin. Wye.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-11-19
An Interesting Damage Case.

A case that has drawn much atten-
ton at Yankton, is that of c.. T. Lingo
VS.. George Brooks for damage caused
to a corn field by reason Of a prairie
fire that Lingo alleges Brooks set. The
Jury found for Lingo in a total sun of
$50. damage and costs.