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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
Keeping Tab on Husband

A Tahlequah woman has invented
a door lock that registers the condi.
tion of her husband when he comes
home at night Here is what the Tail
equah Arrow says about it,
We do not know that this is true
but IL II Is and the lady Will have
the invention patented she will make
millions. 1t has all other slot ma
chimes beaten a hundred miles.
MY wife is genius" said a prom.
ment man few days ago IF she
had been man she would have rank
ed among the leading inventors of
the age
What makes YOU think So, said a
friend.
We'll, She has invented lock that
is wonder and she Is testing it at
ouf house, and II works beautifully.
1t Is an automatic time lock with slot
attachments. For instance. | tell her
! will be home at ten p m. She sets
the lock for that time, and If ar
rive before or at 10 O'Clock my latch
key opens the door At ten thirty |
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
CORNER s1UhE At 10hkAWA

Tonkawa. Okla, Aug. 29.--ArranSe'
ments are being completed for the lay
ing OF the corner stone OF the new
recitation hal at the university pre-
paratory school at Tonkawa, Monday
september II.
Governor Haskell probably will be
present as the chef speaker for the
occasion and Dr. A. Grant Evans OF
the university also will speak, Other
speakers from over the state also will
Dv present
THE Masonic Grand lodge will have
charge of thesceremonies.
4 The eitiseais of'this town, AS well
'asoihe 'patfonsI of The school are dc.
lighted at the chance for added pres
tige given BY the addition OF this
building, as we'll as another new one.
The buildings are being constructed
from the proceeds of the sale of 4
section of land donated to the school
BY act of congress in 1906.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29

have TO put quarter in the slot to
make 1t work II to II o'clock the
raise Is so cents an hour. But after
that Is dollar an hour until 4
o'clock After that time the trouble
begins. The moment a key enters
the lock a hidden spring in touched
and club swing out aud swats you
a husdred and fifty pounds. swat
that lands you eleven feet from the
door very much perturbed. Ii you are
In the habit OF drinking. there is an
attachment that can be added that. II
your key wcbbles uncertainty in >he
lock, connects with q mcgaphone that.
shrieks, He's drunk so loud that
it awakens the neighbors and sets all
the dogs barking fer four blocks
around"
fGe-e-erusalem, said the friens
If she'll sell the right to that lock
I'll form syndicate. buy It and des.
troy the model Why, man alive IT
that lock ever gets on the market
man Is doomed TO life of woe and
humiliation. Oh! What will woman
do next?'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
LET EN- SMOKE,
WE ALL Do II
! IN CAYPAREE

Paris, Aug 2S French society Is
wondering at what is regarded as mar
yclous inpertinence Of some Americas
women publicly and openly critIciziug.
even attacking. Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth aud other women Of society
Tor daring % smoke "a cigarette occa.
alonaly
What will not these American
moddlers do next" IL the inquiry Of.
ten heard Iii Paris. London, st. Pet.
ersburg, Berlin and other centers oil
fashion women Of the highest social
position, and needless to say, ncces-
sarlly unblemished reputation, smoke
= cigarette in public or otherwise, AZ
ter dining, and do not regard t1cn.
selves as cternally damned for having
dcne so. Their fathers. brothers or
husbands, as the case may be, do not
disapprove of their acts. and the
aeinousneas of their crime" as Wow.
ed by certain self-appointed censors
IN the United States Is. therefore, not
perceivablc in the countries whose
cities | have named.
How immeasurably preferable and
more cleanly IN every way Is the pres.
cnt custom of smoking a cigarette al
times when the old.fashioned one oi
ticking snnff and Offering pinch to
ones friends from the same box.
Comparisons are odorous,' rs the
mythical but famous Mrs. partington
was given TO observing. They are
particularly SO in this case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
- = :
GET GAS LINES

The efforts 70 secure electric All
steam failway lines for tiis people
III various sections u the sti,te have
bore good fruit and the adlel rail-
NAY revenues and power to market
crops without long hauls have been
appreciated By those concerned: OF
value 10 all legitimate business inter.
tsts. But the people Of the dry belt
are not being supplied with cheap
0llahoma fuel as rapidly as should
be true. With the greatesF gas field
IN the world here IN Oklahoma. there
ought 10 be no city of 1000 inhabitants
without the gas being utilized, and
there n no good reason why such Is
moi already achieved. The supply Of
gas Is well nigh inexhaustible aud each
community could easily organize with
sufficient capital to tap the big east
TO west mains that should have been
built long ago The state commercial
interests have overlooked the returns
that viii come from gas lines built
10 the uttermost corners OF the state
Tenleuy snouid DC maae al the earliest
possible moment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
MAKE OKLAHOMA GROW

0klshoma's prosperity and growth
depend largely upon her reputation
abroad Because people who visit us
are plcased with what they see and
their friends have come here and
prospered such are chains in the link
worth while 70 US 70 remember as we
90 along There are thousands OF
poor men of families In the more
popui0us states. where, because OF age.
property Is highly valued, who. once
here In new land where values are
not so high, would find comfort and
affIuence. He who tells the truth
OF Oklahoma. says that which Is OF
benefit TO himself and TO all his fel-
lowbeings Therefore. the story OF
our state must be told abroad. The
commercial interests. represented in
a majority Of our cities by organized
commercial institutions have only 10
tell the truth OF the respective com
inunlties TO induce more people to
come with us and the story must be
told well aud often TO get gool re-
suits. ts
Our story is not mythical False.
hoods are wholly detrimental we
have the undeyeloped wealth here at
hand. why not utilize II by increase
OF population branching into various
ncw industries, belplul 10 allg
Oklahoma transition TO statehood
and the strife over organic laws held
some bach who might be easily in-
flucnccd., Bit we have safe and
sane. laws, granting to all equal op-
poitunity and taking advantage of no
one. Let's tell the folks OF other
states. and allow Oklahoma to grow
as Il deserves.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
JANE HASKELL TO
TEACH CHILDREN
Governor Denies Daughter Has
Been Attracted BY the
Footlights

Oklahoma City. okla, Aug 29--ln-
stead OF having ambition TO become
an actress. Miss Jane Haskell, daught
er Of Governor G. n. Haskell, Is as,
piring to become an efficient kinder
gartcn teacher and has entered a col
lege In Cincinnati, Ohio The gov
ernor brands the newspaper reports,
that the young woman would so on
the stage. as falsehoods. Governor
Haskell Saturday night issued the fol
lowing statement regarding the al-
legged stage aspirations of bis daugh'
ter:
The statement that our daughter
Jane has gone to college at Cincinnati
Ohio. 30 qualify herself TO so on the
Stage Is absolutely untrue and there
was not even gossip or rumor to thai
effect. 1t is simply a story manufac
taicd, without any foundation. but
the imagination OF the author James
ambition is TO become an efficient
Kindergarten teacaer and she is TAX
ing a special course to qualify her IN
that line.
tSlgnedl &C. n. HASKELL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
DRINKS CARBDuC ACID
Hominy, Okla, Man Commits
suicidc After Noti-
tying Wife

tlominy, Okla, Aug. ga. w Nash
one OF the most prominent citizens ia
tnlS city, committed suicide by drink
ing carDoic acid after he had sdown
the bottle to his vile and told her he
was gong TO drink II. Wnilc sic was
soihg Tor a doctor, having left him III
,aie OF Alexander Young, Nash seiz
cu rifle. ran Young from the roodl
and drank the poison.
No reason for the suicide can be as
signed. Nash was married man
Without chi.1fen, aud apparently mad
no domestic troubles. He iad no iin
ancial troubles, so far as can be ascer
taiRed being one oil the largest prop
crtv ownels in this section of Usage
county He had lived here 10 years
and was Mason, Knight OF Pythlas
and an Odd Fellow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29

Mr.. Cruce need not spend single
moment regarding himself as citi-
PEN. the years he has lived In thu
state OF Oklahoma point 10 him as
tie Christian, progressive citizen. al
ways looking forward for the better
ment OF his community. AS a candi-
date before the primaries. Mr.. Cruce
stood an exponent Of Democracy, as
sailing that which does not conform
to Democratic ideas. defending De
mocracy from the stump. He was
clean, argnmentatiye and progressive.
When he enters the campaign for tie
election. which will be soon, he Will
rot stop for others TO start some
thing-Mr, Cruce will take the stump
az the standard bearer of his party
with no apology to offer. Consequent
ly the partisan patriots OF progressive
Democracy will not be compelled TO
await the war cry of their leader.
Very ably and with sound. business
sense. Mr. Crlice, apostle OF Democ-
racy and prophet Of sunshine, has
stated the grounds upon which De-
mocracy will face the foe. II smacks
not of apology, cares not for the men
Lf straw placed on the outer wall oil
opposition. The campaign, SO far as
democrats be concerned. will be wag-
ed along the progressive lines OF for
mer acts, The opposition may assaii
from whatever way seems pleasant,
but they will find Democrats still
miiitantE pressing forward to ac-
comDlish those things which make
empire and give TO all men equal op-
pprtunity. Because we have leader
able and willing to lead, we have
cause for rejoicing. The hosts OF De-
mocrscy are mindful Of the good thai
has been done and the tasks vet 10
do. They know the opposition viii
seek to encompass our defeat BY all
known sources. and tdat Is but stimu-
lus to battle the harder for our cause.
MIR. Cruce has proved he Is soldier
for the Democratic cause, yea, . gem
eral who leads his forces. IN MS
campaign OF sanity and for prosperity
for all concerned. he will be the tri-
umphant. victor, siill able TO allow the
defeated foe credit for his opinions,
although at this stage of the cam-
psign the Republicans are lighting
shy of opinions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29

While Governor Haskell's style o.
procedure In capital removals Is afro
c:ously queer. there is no question
about his qualifications as a town
booster. This Is evidenced by high
Is laudatory story OF the governor in
the Muskogee Phoenix, of Sunday.
The Phoenix is bitter Republican
paper. but II contains warm praise
for Haskell "as state aud town
builder" par excellence. Muskogee
wants Haskell to return to Muskogee
when bis term is out. while Oklahoma
CITY Is insistent that he remain there
and become a metropolis booster.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
Has Made Europe Safe.

Lady Cook says that the American
girl abroad does not travel in Europe
for the sake of learning to smoke Gig
arettes and drink wine. She is in
terested in the things that she should
be interested in, and has taken with
her the refinement of American home
atmosphere, with the result that she
can now travel as safely in any coun-
try as she can walk up Broadway.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
!. MURRAY'S AMBITION
To See Democratic Ticket
Elected and to Pay
His Debts
Special to Daily Leader.

Kinta, Okla Aug 2S-Thc Ladies
NJ. NJ. club held their annual picnic
here today Honorable Joseph W.
McNeal spoke at 10 o'clock a. m. ir
;tvcf CT the Republican party and ms
.caiMidac, for governor and Ali;iiCa
'r'n Mtila, rame In and spoke at ; so
p. m, for Tie Democratic party his
only reference to his recent race for
governor was that he lid not want the
people to regard him luw or for the
future a. candidate for au office.
Continuing he said MY only ambi-
tion at present for the future is 10
assist in the election of the entire
Democratic ticket and TO earn money
enough honestly 10 pay my debts.
and that this is his opening of the
campaign, His speech was satlsfac-
tory to the Democrats shi9a z
III ax,l .kH1.. 81.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
servinq Watermelon.

In the new way of serving watermel
on the rlnd does not appear ON the
table. There are scoops provided
with which great apple-like pieces
can be cut, and these served. A pota-
to cutter may be used for cutting wa
termclon balls. There are still lovers
OF the fruit VINO like 1t served in slices
The seeds are remosed. but the spaces
allowed to show. The rind Is cut off,
excepting the white part. which is
scalloped
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
MRS. RAINEy HAS RELATNE'Si G'
IN FOREST FIRE DISTRICT

Although she has sent several tele-
grams to wallace, Idaho, inquiring IN.
to the safety OF her relatives, Mrs.
George Rainey has received no answer
and fears that three of her relatives
may be among those who have lost
their life In the fires
Later reports, however, indicate that
the loss OF life is not so great as iit
first was supposed and II is possible
that they are cut of from commuuica.
zion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
horticulture for Women,

Miss Frances Duncan says in Bos-
ton paper that horticulture is good
field for womens work. She advises
a year in the German or English
schools of agriculture fof women, then
year at the agricultural cos.ege and
finally a year in nursery. although
most nurserymen, sne says, object
to women apprentices. II is c~en
mere beneficial. she says, to spend a
year working under the head garden
or in a large estate II one can over
come any social Inequalities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
LEO MEYER EAGLES TRUSTEE
fBy Associated Pressl


st. Louis, Mo-. Aug. 29-Thesc ofiic
ers of the Fraternal Order OF Eagles
were elected.
vice-President, John 5. Parry, San
Francisco.
Secretary, Conrad II. Mann, Kansas
City
Treasurer Finley McRue, Helena
Montana.
Grand worthy conductors Z. u Full
ler. Richmond Va. 1HG
Trustees, j. J. BOIL, Stamford
Conn; Joseph Dowliug, Dayton. o.
r. D. Sanders, Spokane Wash; Lee
Meyer, Oklahoma.
Thomas r. Grady, New York, auto
matically advances from vice presi
dent to president.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
FATHER RECEIVERS DAUGHTER

Anadarko, Okla, Aug. pa. u.
Born, Of Watongs, was here to take
back home with him his I5-year.old
daughter. who accompanied her step
sister, Mrs. Boyle, to their home in
Colorado. The Eoyles, who have been
under arrest. have been released. The
girl did not wish to go home with her
father.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29

hutchinson. kas. After trying
doctors and different medicines for
kidney. bladder aud rheumatic trou-
bic Halls Texas Wonder cured me. !,
is the best medicine on earth. Walter
+. Perry. 90 S. Main st. Sold by all
druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
Seemed To Give His A new Stomach

Seemed To Give His A new Stomach
Il suffered intensely after eating
and no medicine or treatment ! tried
socmcd to do any good writes H. NJ
ioungpcters, Editor of The Sun. Lake
View, Ohio. "The first few doses ol
Chamberlain Stomach aud Liver
Tablets gave me surprising relief ant
the second hottie seemed to give me
new stomach and perfectly goot
health For sale by all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29

Perhaps the postmasters will stick
to President Taft. but the remainder
Of the people of the United States are
trying to get in out of the danger
rain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29

A well known Des Molnes woman al
ter suffering miserably for two days
from bowel complaint. was cured hy
one dose OF Chamberiain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy For
sale by all dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29

Perhaps Kansas insurgents can ac'
complsh something. but it Is notice
able that New England special priv
ilege still gets stronger and stronger
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29

Getting through long speaking
tour without saying too much is the
Foosrvr'tigr strenuous job tnnsr DAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-25
SOCIALIST PREMIER
SMASHED A STRIKE

when BRAND. radical advocate OF
the general strike. accepted the
highest office IN France. the pre-.
miership. his socialist comrades
turned him down You cannot
take a job from a government that
We do not control and be true 20 us
az the same time" they said
BRAND said he could and would.
and has continued to call himself
a socialist.
But the prediction OF hN com.
rades who repudlatcd him has come
true lie not only arrested the lead.
ers Of the railroad strike. but he
threatened the strikers with the
law % denertion II they refused 10
man the trains as soldier reservists.
This defeated the socialistic trades
unions
BRAND Is a wonder He was a
failure when he had passed middle
life-a small town lawyer disbsrred
because OF his radicaliam But he
went 10 Paris. calmly lighted his
cigaret. and strolled into the hearts
OF the worklugmen by expressing
their discomfort Leadership. par
lament and high office followed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-25
ccENIC LICENSE
&c TURNED WV

The place viii be turned into a
legitimate saloon from which wo.
men viii be entirely excluded n
this IL done there will be no oh.
lection to the granting OF license.
As the matter stands now the
council has three licenses 60 grant.
The Columbia. Shomo'a and the
Scenic. These licenses are worth
about $4,000 apiece. The Columbia
aud the Scenic win eventually got
theirs. but Shomo'a ~ likely to fall
to some favorlte Of the councils
booae ring
The following licenses were
granted last night Bernhard q
Sperhen, Palace. i494 lat ay.. rabbi
4 Dempsey. Loop. 2i0 Main: John
Ciooria. Columbus. l6f Washing
ton. n LutSch. Eagle Cafe. i0i %
av. = harmon 4 Jaffc. Royal. Sis
LIST av.. Wolf a Gottstein. Lenora.
s03S iat av.. Occidental Realty Co.
Apex. Sii I'd ay,, George Lawrence.
Fishcrmen's Headquarters, sts0
Western av., Rafcno Ale. Boston.
sol King 81.
The following applications for u.
cenaes were received
w w Powers. Orient. 923 lat
az 3; Northwestern Distributing
Co. Wholesale. SCI Empire BLDG
Hotel Butler. Anderson 4 Nelson.
Jockey Club. soc 6th av; John n.
Beck Mercer Inv Coz. TiS lat av
Washington Trading Co. The
Breakers" iO2 Cherry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-25
MINISTER FLAYS
MAYOR Hi GILL

"The time has passed when such
men as Mayor Gin can ride TO glory
on the shoulders OF fallen women
and murderers." declared Rev VIII
fred Wilmington. pastor Of the Key
stone Congregational church, at the
labor council last night
Mayor GIL and his corncob pipe
represent a class Of public officials
who make no accounting Of their
responsibility 20 the people"
MFR Wilmington made a lengthy
speech IN which he pointed ont that
organized labor had been compelled
to enter the political field with a
clean ticket 10 offset the schemes
Of designing politicians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-25
BUNCOED
BYSHARK

state of Washington. County of
king. as;
G J Baker. being sworn. says:
| am a resident OF Olympia.
wash; am poor lahorinT man
In 1907 | was induced 10 visit noa
ton llarhor While there Iillman'a
agents told me In glowing terms
OF the many railroads that we're TO
build In To this place. aud the many
steamships that would make Il the
greatest shipping harbor on the Pa.
ellie coast, that there were any
number Of factories. lumber and
ahinglo mills already starting In
there. told Thorn | didn't have
any money. 80 they said, we'll.
there are all kinds OF workmcn
needed, so Wen sell you two lotn
Tor one hundred dollars and take
it out In labor. Well. It's been
about three years | trusted TO
their honesty aud never even got
a contract from them. All | have
TO show II the receipts for my
work. | met another man on the
property the other day. aud he told
the that li was his property, that he
had bought Il himself There are
no railroads or steamships there.
as they falsely represented there
would be. and all their talk about
factories was simply hot air to
catch suckers
G. J BAKER.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before
mo this Gath day OF October, 1910
JOHN II. PERRY.
Notary Public Ia aud TOR the State
OF Washington. Residing at SO
attic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-25

scenic cafe, FIRST aud VII ~.
ne $3.50 snled a renewal of its
ga - hv the city council
~ .,s Az The deprivation WI, 7.
y a's y, long. however. as the u
= y " NJ, undoubtedly be forth
- ' ~ the return or Reyeile
sssls sss,nSen. both Of whom were
l,s.a' s .s has the reputation OF
~ $3.50 n Inc ~roushes, Joints
~ ~ II is run by J l.
Z s.''I rs application for a II
Ss''e - before the committee
49, 49, w,th a favorable recon
= i 800 Nom the committee
So led the fight against IT,
ktss brlrf and satisfactory,
-. 80 was as follows
n W. -. license bullock Con
w ~ Hart. Mullen. Sawyer,
y, ' e,.l Is Way and Wolfe 3.
sss 49,. blaine. Bohlke, God
ssl,esx. wardall, Murphy 8
~ ~ IN Weaver Revclle. ze'n'
e. 49,, failed to get ten votes,
$3.50 was lost, bat a. it does
. 49, 49, aptil pee Us. there Is
n 49, .,,,e 10 Get Il through
- cslamSla Is Sold
.sss,l. Of the Kcllogs opposi-
y. licenses for these joints
= -. Y ~ charge Of heart OF che
ss~sls management The COZ
q, ALE 70 set q license last
- the owner has sold g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-25
First Interview With His
Royal Piglets and Chalo-
ner's Own Story of His
Brilliant Plan.
nv n. p. WILSON.

GOTHAM, Va. Oct al came
down here especially Ia see Prince
Dolgorouh," blue.blooded nefk.
shire sucking pigiet the living
deadly insult applied By the erratic
John Armstrong Chalonor Go the
Partisan person who participated Ia
the smashup Of his brother iioba
affair with Lima Cavalier
found this "eochon this
HQuaailng embodiment OF French
mans most awful improeation Ia
the plgftye back 81 the negro quar-.
tors az Merry Mills. the Virginia
estate OF the author OF that immof
tai qulddlly. Who's ioOny noW Il"
Surrounded by his brothers OF the
blood royal AZ the breakfast fount.
this Prince Dolgorouki" Was well
worth The dusty trip To soc And J.
Armstrong story OF how he came
% think u all out was better yet
Prince DolEofouki" Ia only a
fen days old. bat he EoeA into the
herkHhire registry forever wtfh his
nanrsakcs title NE ia the get 81
that monarch OF blue bioodod nerk.
shiFes. Arlful Master III. registry
number ie30Tt. By the uoW Lady
Johnston. i32T82
A clumsy rural Joke 10 name a
pig after the man who stole away
Sheriff Bots Lina7
No } Armstrong. who has 70
sided In Paris. and whose ariato-
cratic nerves vibrate with French
arngihllltiea. has done a far eley.
srer thing than that Ii q delicate.
subtle. bat cold ,biooded and studied
way. be has applied TO Prince Dol.
Eorouk that fightingest Of French
Insults "cochon pig the French
equivalent u an American cplthct
which The NirKinian said must
never be used without smiling IN.
ieHa one expects trouble
Thus IL III. honor 81 the CHAMBER
family satisfied. with a hint OF
more TO come the retort dlrcourts.
Gus from the prince. the heated 70.
ioiadgr. the exchange Of cards. eof
fee and pistols for two some mistY
morning
-'Vive Ia duel. Ia John Arm.
strouE'a sentiments His favoFite
diversion ia to shoot pennies of
bits front Eaiepoat Sith a % Colt
4 weuldnt kill an opponent. he
says ia shoot him through the