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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27
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From The Sentinel

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Mr.. and Mrs. Ruth Of Toxic, visit,
ed at the J. H. Heimark home this
week. ..s4 s 81. ,s> $s; RAT
Mrs. Fred Prev and Editor Kirscah
were visitors at Devils Lake Monday.
Hans Hanson and Judge Henry ! Of
Devils Lake, transacted business in
Justice Kirsch's Court last Saturday
afternoon. '-@s' s > .5 s355S e Wy
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Mefer and chill.
dren visited with relatives and friends
near Crary last week, returning home
Saturday afternoon. ~ S1: I:Ss 1,
Geo. Buttery has returned from ida.
no where he has been soiourning Tor
the past two months: Geo. claims that
parts Of the west are all right while
other parts are Just the opposite.
Editor and Mrs. =. x. Kirsch, 3. i.
Sears and Miss Blanche Anderson at
tended a ball at Devils Lake last Fri
day evening given by the L:@O. o. 4M.
Lodge. They made the trip. in Han
sens touring car, the owner Of which
is. the popular photographer at Devils
Lake. Ill.,. q 81 y, HUI 81: +
The Ladies Improvement Society
met at the home OF Mrs. L. q. Wright
last Thursday afternoon. Officers for
the ensuing year were elected as fol
lows: Mrs. S. A., Baker, president;
Mrs. D. B. Shaw, vice-president; Mrs.
F: K. Kirsch, secretary; Mrs. &Ls5$C.
Wright treasurar N %5!. '$;f3 NJ
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Mr.. Albert Nelson OF. Devils Lake
was in town between trains Wednes.
day. f $:3% n III + c@4' :.>t
Mrs. Victoria Corbett of Kenmare is
here this week. visiting her cousin,
Mrs. A. @Flath. t. r ~
Mrs. Ralph Price arrived Thursday
from Canada on q visit to her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson.
Dr.. Dow returned Monday from a
weeks visit to Fargo where he attend
ed the convention of the State Dental
association. = 5:> III i !: - p
We are informed that Johnny Doyle,
son Of Mr.. James Doyle Of Coulee, is
quite ill with diptheria. and that the
farm home has been squarantined. Vi
Banker Lysne returned +, Monday
from a visit to Ward county. He says
grain looks promising in the west, but
the crops begin TO show the need of
moisture. 4, y III ia s%1sz : 81 r !, ~
Mrs. NJ shelvin and Miss Sadie re-
turned Wednesday from a visit to their
daughter, Mrs. N. Il. .Geer, ait Glen
burn. They1left the same day for De-
wills Lake, from which place they will
soon depart for their future home in
st. Louis, Mo. :. /. Il E3t :. II II
Tom STAINS bury, Mrs Moe and Mrs.
Noltimier and Miss Ruth drove to
ghautanqua Saturday III the formers
auto to look after their cottages ana
prepare for the seasons outing ~
5zAipetition is being circulated in the
interest of Ole Hoistad' IS candidacy
for nomination for once of county rtt
commissioner from the, Fifth commits
sioner's district. Mr.. IIoistad Is very
generally known Throughout the dis.
5trict,Y and his endorsement for this po-
sttion will be. very large and there
will be no Question about his election.
Il Little Orlando Helseth, son Of Rev.
and Mrs HeIseth, was taken TO, st.
Paul Tuesday by his father for the
purpose OF having his hip examined "a
second time by specialists. The lad
underwent an examination some weeks
ago, at the st. Paul institution and the
doctors could not determine it the
4 trouble was from tuberculosis OF the
bone orswas due to sarcoma. The lit.
tie fellow has suffered much from his
affection and It is hoped he may be
successfully treated and fully regain
his health. S5 .9s5 4, 3 r. Il !, .s 4
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,s5 Ms Leod was q Devils Lake yisi-
tor Tuesday. y ss IS G:58
Mrs. IT. Al. Mic olson visited at. Dew
lis Lake Friday. IS S3 s s3sE5 Mt
Alds Wolf was a business caller III
Devils Lake Tuesday. HI II s9s.
Misses Iverson and Small were shop
ping ia Devils Lake Saturday. II {
Al Banker Ugland Of Knox was bust
ness VI sitor5 III. Crazy this week.
Mrs. DIN and 4 Mrs. JHadley we're
visiting Il siin tends Il Devils Lake Tues
day
lMessrs ochnoW. and johnson az
tended 4 dance at Devils Lake Tues u
day night Ell
Miss IVA Hurlbut and Miss Mar.
[garets ltl 9; saney spent Monday at Dey.
Durbfn and Miss Durbin were
|in Devils Lake betWeen \ Il IFS wed
nesday gsI5;
III sp ent Sunday at the
l home ct # his brother, u. NOT
Devils Lake
Mt tll: White off 81 was the guest
| of Mi and Mrs Cracke last week
H Sagog vas n Devils Lake sun.
DAY Viisiting with his William
| On, ss #i b
3 was att ending to-
llis farm terests at God AXE the
flrst of the wegkI
Among the Devil 10 AXE callers Wed.
nesday were n & Gilman. John nag
en and oIe TIa
John fHs,lrseIl who spent TIE winter
" III IIuld Inn. went out Tuesday to ss
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LAYTON
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H. Halvorson's little boy is down
with an attack Of pneumonia
Miss Ellerton, after few days Wis
it with Mrs. H. Hops returned to her
home in Niagara Wednesday.
p. J. Whelan and family left on
Monday morning for a weeks visit
at the old home in st. Thomas and
with friends in Crystal. -. -
Thos. Fish, who had just recovered
from an attack of tonsilitis, was strick.
en- down with measles last week and
is very sick. e 49,
The Donahue, Langton, and a dozen
other families are all down with the
measles. Miss Gray, teacher in the in.
termediate department, says that out
Of class Of about 40 pupils, only
responded to the roll coll Monday
morning. I. - ~
Charlie Durbin met with an accident
Tuesday evening while running past
one of our business places on main
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From The Hustler

From The Hustler q 81, ! 5 IS Vi,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz have returned
from their eastern trip. ~ ,estS IN NJ, T
Willie Stoesser has returned from
his visit to, Rock Lake. e. s:%:.sSi {. :
Francis Bail returned home from
Devils Lake Wednesday. I, itssS. 5.. .s:2
Mr.. Danielson Of Devils Lake was
transacting business here Monday. Z Ely ~
Mr.. Matt Ryson and Jim Stockford
were Devils Lake visitors Thursday
I Miss Ruth Gessner returned from
Devils Lake the latter part of Last
week. r:
Ed. Harrington and Henry Muehlen
made,a trip to the county seat Wednes-
day. e.
Pete Stoessef is down from Newburg
this week visiting relatives and
friends. - %.g|fs IT - 5',S->; Is.
Mr.. J. N. Gill was attending to bust
ness at Devils Lake the fore part of
this week. - - 49,
Miss Adele Thompson Of Devils
Lake is here visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Herman Schultz. +
Austin Leavitte and Billy De vancy,
both of Grand ~Harbor, visited here
the first Of the week. =.
Bill Millerkee and Bill Doyle made
an automobile trip to Devils Lake the
middle of this week. \
Rev. and Mrs Kolmorgan went to
Devils Lake Thursday. The trip was
made in their new auto. = 4
Fred Bosworth of Devils Lake was
here the latter part of the week look.
ing after his farming interests. -:
! Miss Halyorson came up from Dew.
lis Lake Sunday and is now visiting
her parents who reside south of town,
Mrs. Charles Kendall arrived Tues.
day from Long Beach, Cal. She viii
spend the ssummer in North Dakota
visiting her old home. :: :, ! J. ] !
Miss Lou Kline who has been attend,
Ing the State Normal school at May
| vile, returned to her home here the
latter part OF last week. II " ,-S ;.:}ss q
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From The News

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Mr.. Hueleth is the name OF the new
section foreman. 49, 49,. u =
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Humphreys of Mi
not, N. D., are in town visiting the
parents of Mr.. Humphrey. !;
MIR. Bays from northern Minnesota
is moving onto the Butler farm near
town to take charge Of work there.
Miss Olivia Gilbert has resigned
her position as telephone operator and
goes to Lisbon, N. D., where she came
from. r,
Pete Anderson and family moved to
Lakota Tuesday MIR. Anderson has
been section foreman at this place for
the past seven years. Recently the
railroad has recognized his worth by
promoting him into the position of
Roadmaster of this bronch.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27
221YEARS 60.

What Devils Lake needs Ii more
swimmers and a few less; Heaters. Most;
any fellow can float ashore on ~ high
tide Of prosperity, but the real value
citizens are those who can swim TO
shore in case the tide should turn
Another elevator is now under con
struction at Bartlett P N s$Si
A. j.. EStade came down from Grand
Harbor Monday. = sS VA y VI
Dave McGanna was in from ToWner$
county yesterday. He has 500 acres
sowed to wheat and It Is ali up and
looking fine. 5.ssS. i Tq.,s, {Ei
It is believed that Gray Bros, OF;
Jamestown will be unable to: carry out
their contract for the artesian well lin
this city. The city council, Will prob
ably undertake to get some other firm.
A. B. Mcdonald came in from Eando
yesterday. He reports the Manitoba;
graders on the ground. The line will
extend northwest from Cando, touch
ing the boundary line about ten miles
east Of st. John. ! +: 4
"; Sidewalks hereafter constructed. on
Kelly avenue from the depot to Sixth
street and on Fourth street from Far
rington to FLINT avenues must be OF
the uniform width Of twelve feet, laid
upon five stringers Of 2xS. Us ~ - &5
The surveyor Is here from Grand
Forks, to place the grade stakes on
Arnold, Harrington, Fill and Uline av-
enues and Third and Sixth streets. 4: III
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station agent.
Victor Ruth Is painting ana fitting
up his buildings at this place former
Fly occupied by G. smeallie and within
a couple Of weeks open up A restaur.
ant ana lunch counter. The people ofs
this vicinity are glad Ia M come Mr.
and Mrs. Ruth into the business cir
Giles, and We predict for them IA tlne=
business III this new line. s38$
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street One Of the awning ropes was
loose and BY some means Il caught
Charlie: around the neck and nearly
strangled him before he got free from
It. He now wears 3 soft hand erchief
around his neck and also the mark 81
the rope. 5$:t: ; ;&5=S5 ss,s Sz
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27

+ Smiles win more battles in modern
life than Drawn. W, r I. 3 s 3!
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-27

B Imaginary troubles are sometimes
the ones that give the most heal both
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28

Saturday afternoon and In connec-
tion Herewith l desire to call your
attention to the correspondence
from Governor Gillett to Attorney
General Webb dated June IA. 1910,
and suggest to you that there are
some citizens in the city and coun-
ty of California who are waiting
anxiously to learn what action you
intend taking in this matter.
'If this is a correct portrayal
of what took place there is certain
ly no doubt that crime has been
committed under the provisions of
section 412 of the penal CODE"
The correspondence referred to
by Attorney White includes the
governors letter. written at the
time he ordered Attorney General
Webb to take steps to prevent the
Jeffries-Johnson fight in California.
The question of what constitutes
a prize fight was threshed out by
the governor at that time.
Commenting on the governors
letter in connection with the Nor
an,Nelson fight, Attorney White
said today.
IT'S up the District Attorney
Fickert to take action. l fail to
see how he can refuse to do so in
light of events thta have tran
spired and in view of the govern
or's letter. Indictments should be
forthcoming, II newspaper accounts
of the scenes in the ring are true.
The law has been violated and II
is the duty OF the district attorney
to punish persons breaking the
law"
Governor Gillett was told of the
action of the attorney. for the
church federation and was asked II
he intended to take hand in the
matter. The governor answered
that he had no intention of inter-
fering In the matter. He had put
the whole matter up to the district
attorney and other interested in the
fight game.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28
HOT FIGHTS
GOING ON
IN MEXICO
American Youth Arrested
Because He Said Madero
Could Lick Diaz.
(sy United Press Leased Wire,

(By United Press Leased Wirel
Ell PASO, Texas, Nov. 28.-
Cruces, in the state Of Chihuahua,
is being held by 1000 rebels, ac-
cording to advices reaching here
today, which state that the Insur-
gents captured the city Friday af-
ter a hot fight.
Other.reports were received stat
Ing that 20 insurgents were killed
In fighting six miles from the city
Of Chihuahua. These reports were
verified this afternoon by later ad-
vices, which stated that the com
batants fought all day before the
retoiutlonists were routed. II 10
not known how many federal SOL
dlers were killed or wounded, 40
the troops are pursuing the rebels.
Strong feeling 10 aroused here over
the arrest Of Dick Evans, an FL
Paso youth, who 10 held "lncom-
municado" At Juarex, where he had
expressed the opinion that "Madero
could whip DIaz and the Mexican
army"
Evens' parents were not permit.
ted to communicate with him and
the American consul 10 being urged
to take up the matter with Wash-
ington.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28
COAST TEAMS SEEK
TRAINING GROUNDS
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S.-Although it is more than
three months before the spring training opens
managers of the different clubs of the Pacific Coast league
casting about for suitable training grounds which to
whip their 1911 teams into shape.
In all probability the San Francisco team will break the
rule Manager Danny Long made last year to train his
team in their grounds and will go south Bakersfield
probability will be the town chosen by Long, although he
is possession of flaterng offer from Paso Roble to
bring the team there.
President Walter of the Oakland cubb has not decided
whether he will again train the Athenians at Hayward
will choose some training ground further south Sanes
or Tulare may be selected.
The Portland team has practically agreed to train at
Santa Barbara.
The Boston Americans will train in California next
spring and Manager Long, who will book the big eaguers
for bush games during the training season. plans to give
exhibitions with his team and the fasteners in the larger
towns of the lower part of the state.
Los Angeles, Vernon and Sacramento probably will
train on their home grounds.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28
PARLIAMENT
DISMISSED
BY GEORGE
ev United Press Leased wire,

(6y United Press Leased Wlre)
LONDON, Nov. 28.-kins
George v. today prorouged parIia.
nent, thereby precipitating q bat
tie between the lords and liberals.
The two houses met Jointly and
Iistned to the formal speech Of the
king. The monarch thanked both
houses for their services and then
announced his intention Of pro-
rouging parliament and calling a
general election.
An address was read by Lord
Loreburn, high chancellor.
The members Of the cabinet
were not present. being engaged in
an executive session.
The sudden termination of the
parliamentary session was brought
about by the liberals, who are seek
ing to destroy the veto power OF
the lords. The kings address re-
ferred in touching terms to the
death of King Edward VII.
Il am determined to follow in
my fathers footsteps" said the
king.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28

placed In q cell. where he will re-
main until the next term Of the dts
trict court, when the case will be
called for trial. some time after the
first of the year.
The only defense made by At
torney Mcfarland for Mcdowell
wa In q motion that the defendant
be discharged because of lack Of
evidence. He declared in his argu-
ment that suspicion pointed more
toward tho son, Elmer. than toward
the father, because of the formers
action in connection with the find
ing of the body. No evidence was
offered, however, TO substantiate
this theory.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28
LOOKED LIKE APPLE
AND WHIPPED CREAM

That big creation hanging under the electrical How
Riverside this which
the Christmas the The
white white
pedestrians something akin admiration.
a big capped with said
Of the apples mother used make said anothe
fluffy with little mountain of whipped
Lord, that be good" and he possed
exclaimed another
winter for look at
appropriate for Christmas apple shows you know
had dumped bucket of
lid" a boy uS better
down. Geo. sig fell standin
and he blnked In delight.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28

LONDON, Nov. 2S.--The political
situation attending the prorouging
Of parliament brought to light to-
day the cause Of split between
King George and Winston Churchill,
secrtary for home affairs. His
majesty is understood to have told
Premier Asquith that positively
never again will he meet Churchill
either officially. or socially.
According to those who voEch
for the truth OF the story. Churchill
aroused the royal wrath somewhat
in this way:
The king is In the habit of read
ing carefully every state paper sub
mitted to him. This irked Chur-
chill, owing to the delay involved,
so one day. 1t Is said, the home
secretary entered the palace and
placed a batch Of documents on the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28

I'm addition every
without
box think houses there without
support
scheme of the mayor and the board Of works!
Now another point in Of the peoples learned friend
Armstrong; I'VE find from the cities that
water consumption could be least hreequartes
Now this alone the opinion The Press enough damn the
two vital things One that the the
would would be
the other would be little
that the beauty the would
cusly effected
ssm the peoples People want all the water
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28
EW REAL FACTS ON METERS, FOR THE CITIZEN

Bearing directly that brilliant scheme that equally brilliant
Pratt Commissioner
Interesting figures They be absolutely
but practically peakng they ARE accurate which can
Armstrong; hodgepodge lining Of the situation
And here the figures The Press has obtained:
Approximate meters and installation, including
number $4,000
OF METERS AND INSTALLATION
threefouh
10000
Total estimated and installing .sooOo
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28

they need at the lowest possible They ~ "
water they make their city
to other people I and other capital There ne water
day The 1909 eauSS ~
the maximum
water, for at least few
In this meter proposition The Press letting the people ds1;
In fact Is the only Of publicity
public sentiment What the people want to be plenty ~
at lowest possible liberty
they do do not compulsory ryn
And then they particular re.e
for the the board
there NM
m the whole situation The Press ouH
all the facts for the people. a8T MS D"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28
, e>>~~HAHAH>H&t = =
THE DEiTz FAMILY.

= JOHN DEITZ: Shrewd, I
q capable, fairly well read.
= hardy and strong. with . good
= hand for the ak or ploy and I
= good eye along rifle bar !
= rel.
= MRS. DIETS: A fit help
. mate, Injured to hardship, /
= once a school teacher. level I
= headed, gritty.
. CLARENCE: Eldest son,
= quick thinker. resourceful,
. courageous--apd q good shot. /
= ALMYRA: Eldest daugh- I
. ter, well educated. unusually- I
= intelligent, and very handy /
= with q rifle.
. LESLIE: Daredevil Of the /
= family, mo more afraid Of 4
q bullets than snowflalaes.'
. HELEN: Fourteen, a.
. healthy. happy American girl.
. JOHN, JR.: The baby. sew
. en- years old, with long curls
= and chubby. valiant fists.
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28
sIRL TRAINED TO STEAL.

i PROVIDENCE, Nov. 2S.--Miss
Eiorence White. 10 years old. was
f1nsd $40 in the district court to-
cay for shoplifting. She gave the
police the name Of q young man
n New York who. she says. in
Dtfucts young girls how to steal
frc;n stores. She said this was the
fret time she had gotten into
court.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28

BY RAYMOND EVANS.
HAYWARD, Wis.,, Nov. 28.-John
Deitz isn't the only outlaw In Saw
yer county.
It's easy to determine that be-
yond peradventlre. There's no
question about 1t at all.
These other outlaws Of Sawyer
county may not be technically and
officially outlaws, as is John Deitz;
certainly they are not admittedly
outlaws, as is he. Nevertheless the
bold fact remains that they ARE
outlaws.
For those men are not all dead
yet who made a milk COW OF Saw
yer county. who bankrupted the
county treasury while they stripped
Sawyer county Of its timber, who
made county politics q byword and
carried grating to the limit Of
crudity and unblushing frankness
in operation.
The men are not yet dead who
were wont to herd Chippewas to
the polls. each Indian with a piece
of money in one hand and a ticket
in the other. There are men In
:
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28
PRIZE RING GAME
May BE KILLED
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

A~SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 28.-The blows of Owen Moran
@at feted Battling Nelson Saturday may deal knock
out to the prize fighting game in California In letter
addressed to District Attorney Charles NJ; Fickert At
torney George E. White of the Church Federation today
calls upon the authorities to investigate the fight and
charges that il newspaper accounts of the true
"a crime has been committed" and asks Fcker what he
intends doing in the matter.
Whites letter 27)
herewith
eearing (Novem which this
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28
MCDOWELL
IS HELD
NO BAIL

COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho, Nov.
2S.-James NJ Mcdowell, charged
with the murder of his wife AZ
Springston on November z. will b
remanded to the custody of the
sheriff aud bound over to the dis
trict court without bail. This was
the verdict Of Probate Judge r. c.
Egbert this morning before whom
the preliminary hearing has been
held.
Without displaying any particu-
lar signs OF nervousness, Mcdowell
was led from the courtroom and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28
Bloody Razor
Lies Nearby
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

OCEAN PARK, Cal, Nov. 2S.-The body Of Miss Jes
sic Corn 25, her throat cut and body lying near
was found today in an empty house on Kenny street
Miss Corn came to Ocean Park from Honeywell Kas.
year ago. She had hoped to find work in California
The girl is reported to have been respondent and home
sick since her arrival She disappeared two days ago.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28

Is CAUGHT

current at the police station this afternoon
that the marshal Of Thompson Falls Mont had taken of
the train at that place Italian suspected Of being Dan
Rubert wanted in connection with the murder Of Iii
Basta last night No definite nforamtion has been
ceived
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28
JACK johnson SAYS HIS
ILLNESS WAS EXAGGERATED

CHICAGO, Nov. pa telegram from Jack Johnson
declared that published reports of his physical collapse
exaggerated received by friends of the dusky
champion here today Johnson is scheduled to arrive in
Chicago this Afternoon He has advised his friends that he
intends to take much needed rest
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28

EDITORS NOTE-The trial of Deitz "Outlaw
DAM will begin HAYWARD Wis The truly remarkable
this
Wisconsin
the TRUTH The Press Correspondent
the He probing
He sends back narrative full OF
told In three chapters. Todays 1.--EDITOR.