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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
ARCADIA RESULTS

SANTA ANITA March 29-one hundred and
nfth dey; weather, raining. track. heavy
o.L FIRST RAcE-six furlongs. selling:
ODDS. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str Fin
4-1-winie Gregg tWiisoni III III e IN
9.,I,-Panmonk tDennison) ia 5 IL 80
l;el 3d. I:l5. At post minutes on at /: IS.
Prolific, All Ablaze, Cataline. Skylark. Town
topics Lucky Lad, finished named. Value
Borealis. Trained by ]. Stowe.
SECOND RACE-Three furIongs. selling:
2-l-May Bride (HowaTd1 los II i2
s:s-Irma Lee lKennedyj los iS 8 4isi
Iime-:ll ~. 20. 10. At post minutes.
on at 2:27. Genoe. Third Chance. Roberta,
Young Miss Rex. finished named. Value to
winner sS25 Winner, ch. f. by DR.. MacBride-
Modreds. Trained by a. J. Goidsborough.
THIRD RAcE-six furlongs, selling.
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT St Str. Fin.
45-Lord Nelson (AicGee) .1Is 2siI
Slid. of Forest (BHtweIDI11 II 23
loFeoss2ef Timei2 i5 Il % sBisfl 5 IS
i:13. At post minutes. OF at ESQ Redondo,
Lee Harrison II. Blue Heron, Laudahle {. W.
Burt. finished as named Value to winner 1925.
Winner ch. g. by st. Carlo-Good Hope Trained
by Ciopton.
FOURTH RAoE-one mile. purse:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
4-5-Norbld (ButwerIl I07 a6II
2-2-Guy Fisher (NIcGee) ). 102 10 as
s-l-E. T. Fryer tLindhorsDlll 3
Time-:I2 3-5. % 1-5. ::l5 A.. AT So 1000
1:12 80, 1:24 81. :3S % AT post minutes
on at 3:l7 Three starters. Value TO winner
S325. Winner. b. b. By Inspector B-Varnish
Trained by House.
FIFTH RACE-oue and three-sixteenths miles.
selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT. ST. Str. Fin.
2-2-County Clerk Rice ,112 l 81 l h
6-l-0beron Crooks ...1OJ Il IL
2o.I-NIiss Noami williamsl 92 II SO
Tfme-:19 %. :3l-3-5 "A 10 so 3-5
1:o9 As, 1:22 3-5. 1:35. las, 1855 %, 20l 40
Al post minutes. on at 3:42. Silver knight
Bye Bye ii. King of the Mist, Cambyses, Mas
merfto Hi Caul Cap. finished named. Value
to winner 1925. Winner br. b. by Ruskin-
Hannah Port. Trained by II. AIcDaniels.
SIXTH RACE-Six and a half furlongs, sell
ing:
odds Horse and Jockey. VT St Str Fin.
4-1-Iuclement (Rettig) ..112 l 11al
6-1-Freneh Cook (Howard) I12 l 3 y
6-l-Sandpiper (4Iusgravel. .I09 4 IL
Time-:05 %, II 40. :29. Al. :54, LOG SO,
l:20. At post 5la minutes. OF at 4:101a.
Gerrymander, Yankee Tourist, Signor. Meddling
Hannah. Shapdale. Ollie Ward. finished
by Peep o Day-Rsindrop Trained By E. L.
Gushing.
SEVENTH RACE-six furlongs selling. 4
year olds and upward
odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
3-1-Sibari q. King .....114 ; l
4-J-Fleming &c. Finn ...106
4-1-St. Eimwood (Howardl .114 5 nk
Time-1:2T. At post minutes. on at 1856
Mary T and Quagga finished as named. Value
to winner S325. Winner blk. h. by Santallo-
Mercidets. Trained by J. NJ. Smith.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
ROSEVALE is REAL
SURPRISE AT
EMERYVILLE
] axes Band of Useful Sprinfers
Into Camp With Ease
i'm Opener
By J. e. Jefery

= notwithstanding that the track was
teIock deep in mud as a consequence
at the heavy downpour Sunday night
he results at Emeryville yesterday
1V.ere fairly formful T. H. Williams
.s{2sevale. at 20 10 !. was the only real
.7s1rprise- RosevaIe. whose preceding
:.slces had been very moderate. took a
band OF useful sprinters into camp
with ease iu the opener, in which Tom
-7haW was supposed TO be the goods.
shaw was barely able 10 beat the i'm
proving Fred Mulholland. another long
slot for second money. John H. Shee-
lah, one Of the choices. whose odds had
receoed at an alarming rate. led into
iAe stretch, but cult TO a walk in the
-e losing strides. The once clever
~prlnter seems 10 be far from his good
-orm of last season.
light " ool and Bon Homme were the
. iaalns IaForites. Light Wool was at
E14s on and won from CloudlighL
: srailne dare and others of lesser re-
own as short priced favorite should.
.-oudllsht made a brace showing. but
was no match for the son OF Wools-
e.i'9i pe in the sort of going that pre-
80 --cA ana which served him exactly
bon homnle lsO won his race i'm
-9siNei1 and IS eVid entity "A better
lQrSe than several of his previous
EnoHnt ON this favOrite. as well as on
itosevale. and was the only boy who
s1cceeded ia putting over two win
ners. Ross is developing into one Of
the most reliable riders at the local
track.
Johnny Miilin's good colt Penn finally
> ~ 10 ms early promise in the year
I'D race. but had TO be driven out to
iAe limit 70 beat Redeem. Taplin was
nl Penn and lines on Redeem. With
Hoys reversed Redeem probably would
nave won bv himself.
steel whose failure at ODDS on the
previous time out was due 10 poor rae
luck. squeezed in winner as second
ehoice OF the third race in which he
pear Yankee Daughter by a neck.
steel probably was lucky to have won.
iof ankce Daughter encountered in
terference, which. although slight was
enough 10 have cost her the race.
Nlford. heavily backed as favorite
- me NTH. ran ina manner which sug-
gested that he had not recovered from
Ire effects Of his recent four mile ef-
ror- ll the Thornton. Deficient in early
speed. he closed only fairly well and
FINISHED 4 distant third. Fantastic. the
second choice. got 10 the front al the
rral turn and had an easy time win
u<ug.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
DUGAN WILL GET LICENSE

1t is said that E. Dugans failure to
secure license from the English lock
ey club is partly due to the fact that
ey club at New York for the usual
papers. Dugan was suspended last
September until January /, but even If
he had not been set down a new license
would have been required for him to
ride on New York tracks again As III
p. Whitney has Dugan under contract
1t is thought that as soon as certain
technicalities have been got over the
crack jockey viii receive license in
England.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
MANr NETs DESTROYED

olKL.AND. March 29.=Fifty shrimp
uf1 con fiscated at Bay island farm
when their Chinese owners were said
10 have been found catching under
sized fish viii be DESTROYED il the sH-
perior court grants a petition filed to-
day by the state fish and game COM
fafssioners. The petition alleged that
tile nets had been used for catching
1sh and not for shrimDss
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

DRIVER Tor team driven TO brougham or vieto-
ria: answer tbis advertisement by letter only.
90 into details. state your occupation for the
last years. age. habits. nationality. former
employers. references. arc you accustomed to
driving IN town or country. have you had any
experience in driving for family. the person
employed viii be expected to make himself
generally useful around in the house when
not busy with stable duties: a safe driver
with clean habits willing % make himself use
fUl i wanted. wages $50 with board and
lodging. Address A. SCHILLING. 140; lack
son ST. on Lake Merritt, Oakland. Do not call
in person
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
Arcadia Selections

First raee--Gatien Lass, Galinda,
Dextrine.
second raee-Sir Ashton, Sure
get, The Golden Butterfly.
Third race-Prcfensfon. Adora-
ton, Bye Bye III.
Eaurth race-HarriGan, RiaIto,
Waterbury.
Fifth race-Descomnets, Harry
Rogers. StendaI.
sixth race-Bat Masterson, j. HI.
Reed, Likely DieudOnne.
seventh raee-MontcIair, Alma
Boy, st. Iiario.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

The Kentucky state racing commission will
meet Thursday 10 allOt racing dates. Lexington
VIII get a week Or 10 days. 10 end April I3 and
churchill Downs VIII be allotted a days, be-
ginning May J.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

Colonel 7. r Clay's Sir Dixon. one of the
most famous thoroughbred stations in the conn
rfy. broke a hip recently and has been DESTROYED
His progeny have about 81 O00. coo since the
first of his get raced in IsS4- Sir Dixon was p
years old.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

Trainer william CahTll and Jockey Nepfrr re-
furned north yesterday from Arcadia v-birber
IheF went in connection with the running Of
Rose Queen ln Tle Los Angeles Oaks Gehfil
rlames the fast early clip Al which she was car
rled BY Achieve for Rose Queens failure to rnata
p better showing in the Oaks Al Keeuigsberg
beg owner, VIII return north today with the
rliy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

chicago O'Brien was in evidence in the
-nerEFilie ring yesterday. having come north
-'om ArcadSa with tho idea Of operating here
.uring the balance of the season He beat the
-'oEias 90 the extent 81 about $500 on the day :
.Iarar ions
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

Mamie Alg0l. tbe mare that ran Los AngeIenc
90 nose in the Thornton OF 1907 and rel,ea ted
fie performance IN the Thornton Renewal the
r,ne year. is again Ia training after having beer
turned OuL since she bowed a tendon In the -four
mile race ~ Arcadia last season J. W. Hate
o. Centralia. H.. now owns the mare and She IL
being prepped AZ Lexington
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

Henderson & Hogsns string Of p viii be
ipped 70 Churchill Downs al the close Of the
arcadia ueering.
The new track at Jacksonville. Fla viii be
known as M0ucreif park.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

Piunger Peter Christensen has again trans
teIrel his operations from EmeryviIle TO Area
fia- hariug found the local game hard one to
beat since his return from the southern track
several weeks ago
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

len ef y owners have combined 10 have a
sale of horses that are Of Iittle account FOR rae
lag purposes, but are suitable for rtilitzrisn
sos ID The Eneryville saddling paddock Safur-
aa.- lt s probable that number of such sales
wiz be arranged before the end OF the seq sou.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
4328 SIXTH EAcE-Futurlty courses SELF

EXHIBIT THOROUGHBRED DoGs-Chicago
March 29.--0ne thousNd thoroughbred dogs are
on exhibition at the eighth annual bench show
Of the ehicsgo kennel club. The Judges VII
pick the champions Of the show Wednesday
evening,
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

Starters DWyer and Hoffman made their final
rerehanye u positions yesterday. Hoffman viii
remain here during the remaining three weeks
~ the Emeryville meeting
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

N. O. lanke, Ubo Is running The Berkeley
Quo book has been winning consistently Of lste
sud bis book IS about $1,000 ahead of the game
oa thc season
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

Trainer Galbralth of &. A. McLaughlin-s sta
lle and one Of his men figured ia an aiterca tion
at their quarters that ended IN nsticufs. Both
Ifen were badly battered, and Superintendent
Grant elected them from the Enclosure with =
warning rot 10 return.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

Jockey i Mcintyre. who was suspended Al
~oafrle il~I summer. has been making strenuous
forts 70 obtain reinstatement. but il is reported
,har The ofncials of the Pacihc jockey club are
la- inclined 70 reopen the case.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

Jockey II. Smith. who has been riding at Ar-
csdia since his reinstatement was a visitor al
I-mergVlle yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

Trainer james Blute returned 10 Arcadia res-
ferday with Donan aud Sureget. the colts thar he
brought north FOR the Bell stake.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

>. H. Spratts apprentice rider. Groth fell
from q horse fbat De was exercising YESTERDAY
snd sustained q bed wrenching OF the back.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

BURNS WANTS TO FIGHT-chicago. March
29.-Tommy Burns has come to the front In
letter received here from Australia By L. b.
.Bailey With an orer to. box Jack johnson once
mors.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
LIkELIEsT - ~ wINNERs-AcE OF DIAMONDS RUBIA eRANDA
The Calls Form Chart of Races at Emeryyille

icap forecast is Indicated in black faced type.
hundred and twenty second day. Weather
Judge. J. j. Hoffman. starter
; year olds and upward; value 10 first 1926.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

Tlme-.24 -. 81. lis. lag. 2:13 %
place. So show: Mendon. place,
Phantom Belle. Trained by c. Bu
Second same. Third driving Higl
Fantastic rated IN behind the leads
the lead and gailOped home. Men
early speed. closed fairly well. Col
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

a. IL Wiedemann has purchased the mares
noiue Dollars. NrS. 0'Farrel. All Black and
Black Dress az EnervyilIe within the last few
days anu Vill ship them 10 MS ranch Al Con
zlIes 10 be used for breeding purposes VTiede-
mann is counting on raising rIOrOughhreds Tor
raclng as wei for other purposes Dewey. a
sen ot Sain- is bis principal stallion.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
Fast Time is Made ON a Muddy Track
The Calls Handicap Forecast
By J. K. Jefery
Ratings Deduct pound overweight
HELEN CARRoLI-ELECTRoWAN-

year Old nliies-
Remarks.
Bad luck last start: previous race good.
Has been running we'll
Some races fair.
Not as good as she was.
Ran one good race only
Some races fair.
One race promising.
Others have shown little.
~ n7a r-.t,x % a~;,.-,
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

IT. D- Miln yesterday sold Msuretsnla Ocean
Queen and English Aiail 10 Garrity & Dunlap for
A-'N1- and the irio. with others of Clarity x
'llau string, have been shipped 10 Arcadia
amer 1arrlry Weur south with the horses and
VIII Fare tncm az Santa Anita. while his part
WIZ mauage those running here. EflnlaD
I'D s'ake "a nFing trip 20 Arcadia in few days
BUT HiL immediately return north. Archibald
+. DEE stable jockey has been confined 10 the house
+or >eFerat days With slight ATTACK Of pneumo-
i.a. ort IS on The road 10 recovery.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

Jockey A. Walsh has had a disagreement with
j j. Flanagan. trainer for Colonel ". Z. AD-
legate, over the character OF the mounts that
ne has been riding, and Flanagan has given uD
lc task Of making the boys engagements.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

order IN which horses figured in The can Ia nc
OAKLAND. Monday March 20, 1909.-One
ondy. Track sloppy. z. c. Hopper. presiding
.32S FIRST RACE-Futurity course: selling
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
BOOGER RED-SMILEY CORBETT-FANATIC
RUBIA GRANDA-DAREINGTON- IACK

olds and upward:
Remarks.
Back to her good form.
Recent races extra good.
Rounding TO.
Last race fairly good.
Gould win with good rider.
Improving.
Others look 10 have scant chance.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

E- A.. Forsythes formidable stsble VIII be
-a-npaigned over tie Neg York tracks the COR
lH- sumner q conditions warrant 81. Ira iner
'e--lol - lamelitllg the misfortune which has
recently he-alieu number Of his good horses.
loraufe j. ou The shelf In consequence Of fall
Hl tle training track, Indian Maid is temporarily
H.r ~ training On account 81 q kick received al
faIe post il her last start and Berry Maid. from
H-iel Jockey Butler fell and broke arm i
I'D such shape d result Of lhe mishaD that she
may not be ln condition 10 start again at the
meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

2 minutes. on at 1880. Rosevale, place 1
W. Winner b. T. by Eddie Jones-Sweet Rose
iser. The Mist. Start good. Won going away
gh price-Shaw 1875. 0seeoa so. Rosevale
a good stretch run and galloped over the
7 speed. came through on the inside and was
from sluggish beginning. Argonaut stopped
L turn. So did Sheehan. He likes TO be ont
with him first half he logged ii at the end
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-28
Mission study Glass to Meet.

The Mission Study class of the
Broadway Methodist church will
meet Wednesday afternoon from 3
to O'Clock In the Ladies' parlor of
the church. The Gospel In Spain"
is the subject for discussion and will
be presented by Mrs. Mildred Davis.
Mrs Clarence Bennett, Mrs. A. C..
Dickerson, Mrs. John Bonds and Miss
Lettde Smith. light ranreshm Jnks
will be served after the study.
When the Mission Study class Is
adjourned brief business sessions
will be held of the Woman's Foreign
Mission society and the Junior War
den Missionary society. This week
is the regular meeting of these So
societies and as the members of each
compose the Mission Study class. all
will be combined in the one after
noon for a holiday meeting.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-28
BENTON TRIBUNE
DEMOCRAT SOLD
JUDGE u. BARRY BUYS PAPER
AT COLUMBUS, TEXAS.

Benton, KY. Dec. 2S. Especial y
Judge Z. Barry has sold the Benton
acknowledgements to A. A. Cross, of
this place and will move February
1 to Columbus, Texas, where he has
bought a paper. Judge Barry rep
resented the Marshall-Lyon county
districts in the legislature, where he
was a thorn in the flesh of the state
machine. He was a candidate of the
anti-saloon league for the Demo-
cratic nomination for state senator
in the Second district, and was de-
feated by small majority in an &C
rimonious convention. Judge Barry
has been a great moral factor In this
community. and although his con-
science compelled him at times 70
get crosswise with his party organic
alton. The acknowledgements was
one of the few country papers that
maintained a rigid attitude of re-
spect for the law at the inception OF
the night rider trouble in western
Kentucky and as a result Marshall
county had no tobacco war.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-28
will Have His Office Where
Mayor and Board Of Pub.
lie Works Are Now.
Some Regulations That May
Be Introduced.
PEOPLE ARE WELL PLEASED.

Chief Henry singery. How does
that sound?
He is the new six and one-half
foot policeman who was chosen last
night by the board of police and fire
commissioners and will take charge
of the police department Saturday
morning. Mr.. Singery was not
ready today to say what changes, II
any, he would inaugurate in the
present system of the police bust
ness. In fact he hasn't had much
time to think over his new duties.
The first of the year the police
headquarters will be transferred
across the hall. where the mayors
office now is. Chief Singery will
occupy a private room at the rear
of the office where he will not be
Interrupted in his work. The front
part of the offise will be occupied
by the two police captains stationed
at the telephones. Consultation
with the chief will be held in his
private sanctum and visitors, desir-
ing TO speak with the head of the
department, will not have to be
taken from the office into the hall
for privacy.
Chief Singery received many con-
gratulations today and will no doubt
ably supervise the police.
Strict discipline will be put into
effect January ]. in accordance with
Mayor Smiths desire to secure the
best possible service for the public.
Patrolmen will wear their uniforms
all alike, shine their shoes and keep
their blouses bpttoned up while on
duty. Loafing on their beats will
not be tolerated, and each man will
be expected to know the character of
every place on his beat, and to see
that all the city police regulations
are enforced. II conditions that
come under police regulations on a
mans beat are reported to head
quarters, the patrolmen will be held
accountable for not knowing 1t.
The new chief will spend much Of
his time out with the men on their
beats for awhile. He will be held
strictly accountable for results and
in turn will hold the men to ac-
rount. 1t is probable that the de-
merit system will be introduced.
For minor attractions the patrolmen
will receive demerit marks and a
certain number will get man on
the carpet before the board.
On the other hand the patrolmen,
who attend to their duties, will have
no fear of their positions, and will
not be expected to play politics to
hold on. An effort is being put on
foot to secure for them an increase
in wages. and no martinez system
will be adopted merely to find fault
over trivial observances.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-28
Family Lice
on Pri'Oafe Car Note,

New York Dec. %. Especial William johnson Har
ahan formerly with the Illinois Central and member of the
Paducah lodge of Eks; but with the Erie road, has
solved the scarlet fever isolation problem novel manner
He has installed Mrs Iarahan and ten of their eleven chill
dren with force of servants in his private siding
at Montclar n. j.
The paatia hotel on wheels will remain their home the
next six weeks while detectives guard around it, In
the meantime Mr.. Harahan with the family physician and
and servants will watch at his home beside his
John aged three years. who stricken with scarlet fever
Christmas morning
1t was an awkward position the Harahan family found
itself in Christmas morning, when the nature of the
illness the little boy became known. 1t impossible
move him and necessary to guard the other children
from infection Not resident of Montclar willing to
take in the members of the family from scarlet fever
house.
Mr. Haraan telegraphed the yardmaster at Jersey City
and in few minutes the private of the finest in the
country well equipped with everything Imaginable to make
the occupants comfortable racing to Moncair drawn
by the Eres fastest locomotive There the family is
living. .-- --.---
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-28
BLAME CREW
HEARING BY STEAMBOAT IN.
SPECTORS HELD.

A hearing into the damage suit of
Murray & Wathen against the steamer
City of Savannah for about $1,000
claimed due for the sinking OF their
gasoline boat Stag ii, November 8, In
the Ohio river at Paducah is being
held this afternoon at the custom
house by Steamboat Inspectors Green
and st. John. of Nashville, who ar
rived today FOR that purpose.
November 3 while Frank Garrett
and Maurice Lydon, two young men
were floating in the stream the Ten.
nessee river packet boat, City OF
Savannah. backed away from the
wharfboat, swapping the launch, the
engine of which had gone dead. II
is charged that the accident was due
to the carelessness of the crew. Both
Lydon and Garrett had narrow es.
oapes for their lives. but were res
cued. A few weeks later Messrs
Murray G. Wathen, owners Of the
launch, brought suit against the
steamer for about $1,000 damages
The sunken launch. "Stag H." has
never been recovered.
The hearing this afternoon is fol-
the purpose of ascertaining whether
the crew of the Savannah was To
blame. Ed Pell. now pilot on the
steamer Shiloh, at Shiloh. Tenn, was
a pilot on the Savannah at the time
of the accident and will be a witness
William st. John, who was second
Iengineer on the boat and who. II Is
said, witnessed the accident, will also
testify.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-28

While repairing a wire on a pole
at Fifth and Clark streets yesterday
afternoon about 8 O'Clock, Milton
Riley. a lineman for the East Ten
nessee Telephone company, received
a severe shock and was knocked
from from the pole to the ground,
20 feet below, alighting on his back.
lie was carried to the residence OF
Henry Mammen, 4l6 South Fifth
street. and DR.. Jef ID. Robertson
was summoned. II was found that
his spine had been badly wrenched,
although his injuries are not con-
sidered serious. Later he was taken
To his home, 612 Adams street,
where his condition today was some
improved.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-28
aIS FEET FROZEN
ON WAY TO CHURCH
PASTOR TURNED AWAY FROM
DOOR As A TRAMP IN
ILLINOIS.

Chicago, Dec. 2S.--Amputation of
both legs is the price to be paid to-
day for religious zeal by the Rev. w.
+. Bostwick, minister in the hospital
of Yorkville. III. Both his legs were
frozen. He tramped IL miles through
the blizzard Sunday night to be on
hand for services. The train was
stalled in a drift. Five miles from
town he sought shelter and was mis-
taken for a tramp and turned away.
He trudged on and both his legs were
frozen. Two miles from Yorkville he
took of his shoes. His feet had
swelled so he couldn't put them back.
He left bloody tracks through the
snow to the village.