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Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
Aluminium Ware

Seamless Cast Tea Kettle, size Z.
regular $500 sale price s2.69-size g.
regular $3.50, sale price s29S.
Mixing Spoon, regular 25c, now zoe
Folding Drinking Cup. sale price Toe
Lemon Juice Stranger, sale price 1oc
Weighted Toothpick Holder, sale
price 10c
Graduated Measuring Cup, sale
price 10c.
Weighted Pepper Shakes, sale price
10c.
Weighted Salt Shakes. sale price Toe.
Seamless Drinking Cup, sale price
i0c
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
Enter COLLEGE.

Mrs. George F. Taylor and daugh-
ter. Miss Ruth Mrs. f. w. Staebner
and daughter, Miss Louise, and Mrs.
w. P. Jordan and daughter, Miss Ma
rion. left for Northampton, Mass, on
Wednesday. where the three young Ia
dies enrolled as students of Smith
college. Thursday morning Mrs A.
L. French and daughter, Miss Doris,
Mrs. Frank Larrabee and daughter,
Miss Dorothy, and Mrs. w. J. Asher
and daughter, Miss Evelyn, left for
Wellesley Mass, to see that the girls
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
Preserving Jars and
Jelly Tumb,ers

One quart Mason Jars, sale price
roc dozen.
One-pint Mason Jars. sale price 55c
dozen.
One-quart Sure Seal Jars, sale price
90c
one-auart Sure Seal Jars, sale price
Toe.
One half-pint Jelly Tumblers and
covers. sale price 25c dozen.
Mason Jar Tops porcelain lined,
sale price sc each.
Rubber Rings for Mason Light
enins jars. sale price Sc dozen.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
Suffers Third Shock.

Charles H. Broadhurst of Spring
street sustained a third shock Tues.
day evening and his condition is said
to be critical. DR.. Louis I. Mason, the
attendant physician. gives no hope for
his recovery. Mr. Broadhurst has for
many years been superintendent of the
dyeing plant of the Holland Silk com
pany. He is prominent in fraternal
circles and is a brother law of ex-
Senator Charles A. Gates.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
Toilet Sets

Ten piece Decorated Toilet Sets at
the following prices for this sale only:
$3.50 Toilet Set for $275
$500 Toilet Set for s3.19
$3.50 Toilet Set for $3.50
$500 Toilet Set for s419
$500 Toilet Set for $49S
$3.50 Toilet Set for 1919
Special prices on all Decorated Ban
quet lamps and Decorated Lamp
Globes and Shades Also Decora ted
l.riionade Sets and all Fancy China
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
No Convention Called.

Democrats of the Twenty ninth sem
atorial district are commencing to
wonder when the district convention
will be called. No one seems to know
who the committee is, and as far as
can be learned there is no candidate
who aspires for the nomination. Town
Clerk Frank P. Fenton, it is under I
stood. is a member of the committee
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
WHAT 20 CENTS WILL BUY IN
ENAMEL WARE DURING
THIS SALE

THIS SALE
3ec eleven-inch Deep Colander for
roc.
'42c Seamless Chamber for 29c
42c six-quart Tipped Preserve Ket-
fle for 2ec
SOC eight-quar Tipped Preserve
Kettle for 29c.
42c six-auart Tipped Sauce Pan for
29c.
AGE eighth Cuspitor for 29c.
zoe two-quart Tea and Coffee Pot
FOR 29c.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
Decorated Dinner Sets
Al A. BIG REELECTION

1Oo-piece Decorated Dinner Set, reg
ular $1,000 set for s7.9S
100-piece decorated Dinner Set, reg
ular $500 set, for $9.9S
101 -piece Hand Decorated French
China Dinner Set regular $500 set,
for $1,000.
Very SPECIAL PRICES will be
given during this sale on all Munich
Austrian. Madrid Orbean and White
and Gold English Stock Pattern Din
ner Sets.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
Death from Bronchitis.

Edward Raymond, the two months
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Casey
of Capen lane, died Wednes day eve
ming following several days illness
with bronchitis.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
OTHER GOOD OFFERINGS o
ENAMEL WARE

75c two-quart> Rice or Min, Boiler
Tor 5Jc.
85c sixteen quart Tipped Preserve
Kettle for soc.
So fourteen-quart Deep Dish Pan
tor 3ec.
s1.39 fourteeu-quart Covered Cook
Pot for s110
SIPS tweive-quhrt Covered Cook
Pot for CSC.
35c Seamless Chamber for 23c
Big reduction on all better grades
pr Enameled Ware.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
IMPORTANT ISSUES
To Be Decided at Annual Town MseA-
ing.

The warning for the animal tovn
meeting that will soon be Issued Will
contain several clauses OF rhnsunR. IN
terest. embodying the following:
To accept the various repoxtS Of
town officers; for the election Of the
regular town officers; to ask for an
appropriation for st. Josepll.s hospital:
to see IL town will vote an appferris-
ton for Eeedaework guild of $50; TO
Continued on Page Tenn
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
What Sc Will Buy. During
This Sale :

Eight, ten and twe9ve-quarts Dairy
Pan, =
Six and efght-auart Pudding Pan,
Full Tipped quart Measure,
Birch Chair Seat
Two part Knife Box,
Wire Broiler,
Nickel Tray,
Wire Strainer. wood handle,
Bread Pan, all sizes,
Champion Sieve,
PAIRING Knife,
Rotary Flour Sieve,
Two quart Dipper,
Three-quart Sud Dipper,
Dover Egg Beater,
Wire Dish Drainer,
Brass Lamp Burner,
Tack Hammer
Ten-inch Colander,
LePage Glue,
Household Ammonia,
Dust Brush
so foot Clothes Line
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
What Is Going On Tonight.

Madame X at Loomey Opera House.
Moving pictures at The Bijou and
Scenic Temple
Radiant Chapter. No. IL. 0. E. S.
Division No. L. A. o. H., meets at Old
Special Meeting Central Labor Union
in A, 8. s. Hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
Stone Crooks and Covers

Two gallon size, sale price 33c, were
Three-g gallon size, sale price 45c,
We're Sc
One gallon Stone Jug, sale price
121ac.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
WHAT IS CENTS Will BUY IN
ENAMEL WARE DURING


THIS SALE
95c large size Fry Pan for 15c.
22o Deep Bread Pan for 15c.
csc Obiong Cake Pan for 15c.
&c four quart Deep Pudding Pan
sor Lee
csc quart Deep Pudding Pan
for 15c. 9n
3ec four-quart Tipped saucs Pan
fer 15c.
SOC four quart Tipped Preserve Pan
for 15c.
CSC one quart Covered Bucket for
15c
252 two-q quart Windsor Dipper for
55c.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
Enameled Ware
WHAT 10 CENTS WILL BUY DUR
ING THIS SALE

ING THIS SALE
lie two-ouart Tipped Preserve Ket-
lie for 10c.
lie two-quart Dairy Pan for 1oc.
lie two-quart Deep Pudding Pan
for 10c.
19c one-quart Windsor Dipper for
noe.
lie Covered Soap Dish for 10c.
13c Seamless Ladle for 10c.
lac Seamless Drinking Cup for 10c.
lie ten-inch Drip Pie Plate for Ice.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
rs MONUMENTS.

Headstones and Markers in our stock
ready to be erected. Obtain our prices
and inspect 1000 artistic designs
WIN. r. e. p. A. LENNON,
corner Main and Watson Streets.
Wiilimantic. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
WILL IMANTIC.
HORSE KILLED.

got settled nicely for their school year
at the college. go
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23

A nice variety OF Fresh I1SAs also
Sca1lops, Oysters and CLANS. at
STR0kG's FISH MARKET. 20 North s..
ees7SA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-09
STREET RY.
BUILDERS
M AKIN C
PROGRESS

When the big force Of Iaborers Oh
the street car line quit work tonight
they viii have completed laying she
ties for about three blocks. The two
blocks between Sixth and Eighth
streets on chickasha avenue we're
about completed by noon today
Mr., Seymour, the trackman. stated
that steel laying would begin as soon
as the second car Of rails comes.
One car Of rails were unloaded TO-
day and distributed on Dakota avenue.
The second car brings heavier steel
which viii be used on chickssha ave-
nue., where traffic will be 1eaviest.
Additional rails and ties and also
poles are on the way and should arrive
in time to keep the construction gang
going
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-09
RESIDENCE
IN ASHES
Valuable Collection Of
Oil Paintings Lost
in Fire

The large two-story residence Of q
D. Yeaton, corner Alabama avenue and
Ninth street. was destroyed at 6
O'Clock this morning by fire.
Very little was saved ard the work
of the fire department was fruitless,
the flames having gained headway be-
fore they arrived and It was impossi,
bic 10 check them.
A loss dsplored by Mrs Yeaton fully
as much as the destruction Of her
home is that Of her oil paintings. Only
three out Of her fine collection were
saved
1t is not known how the fire started
as the roof Of the kitchen was ablaze
before NIr. aud Mrs. Yeaton discov-
cred it. but it is supposed that a mouse
upset box Of matches in the cup
board.
The loss is partially covered by in
surance Mr. Yeaton expects to re-
build in the near future.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-09
CALL FOR
CHARITY
Is Made by Woman Work
erS Money is
Needed

The people Of Chiekasha who
pride themselves on the fact that
Chickasha has no poor quarters. would
be surprised to know Of the many dis
tressiug cases Of poverty and sickness
which have come under our notice dur
ing the the past few weeks. said aIrs.
r. X Wootten. president OF the Chick
asha United Charities.
I'VE have done what we could TO H.
lieve the suffering. but our hands are
practically tied. as the association is
IN debt and we receive little help from
outsiders. Many OF the merchants
aeve, indeed, been generous and given
us unlimited credit, besides donations.
but we aislize to 40 to them again and
again she continued. One of the noet
ritiful eases oc whica Mrs wootten
itld, was that Of a fainEy OF siy chill
cren. an or whom We're down will re
measles and had been without food for
thirty-slx hours. There are now being
cared for by he association Another
family II Nfive children, without a moth
er. were found III. and in this case a
nurse as well as provisions was sup
piled In still another family three
children were IN with the measles and
in the same room lay an older boy. de.
lirlous With pneumonia. The father
was also ~ and the mother in no CON
dition to care for the family 1t was
necessary to send stove and fuel ta
this family this morning.
Many families in similar conditions
have been cared for BY The United
Charities this winter. ard with mnds
exhausted the members appeal to the
citizens for assistance In their work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-09
REPORT ON
COLUMBIA
Made by YOunG-WilI
Make Good All
Losses

Oklahoma City March 9-showina
that over two million dollars worth Of
assets OF the defuncf Columbia Bank
& Trust Company OF Oklahoma CITY
have been liQuidated. and there stiiI re.
mains over a million dollars, which is
more than sufficient to pay all remain.
ing claims, including the guaranty
fund, A. NJ Young, state 0ank commits
sioner. has issued a statement Of the
affairs Of the defunt bank. The state
ment is practically the same which
win be filed with the district court of
this county this week.
Mr. fonng states thar although the
assets ip band are more than the out
standing liabilities. therswii Be mate
rial loss In liquidating them. which loss
he estimates at 100000, The commits
sioner says this can only be made good
BY the private property OF W. L. Nor.
ton which IS appraised at over $780,
900 The amount Aorrowed from the
state guaranty fund Is s6O6.ss72S. and
is yet unpaid. together with other ap-
proved liabilities OF Si3s, ,s04.15.
The claims of various surety compa.
nies which were on pond for deposits
OF the state and county have been re.
fused payment. and the question is
pending in The supreme court These
amount to S2l0.e00. Other miscella.
neous plains refused run the total Of
disputed claims to s222.447.s0.
notable feature Of the statement
is the fact that the expenses Of the
administration since Sept. 27 have
been only ss,65l27. This includes all
attorneys fees, clerk hire and other
expenses and is considered remarkable
for he amount of work which has
been done and the property handled.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-09
ANYBODY KNOW
UNCLE WILLIAM
FROM IRELAND?

and after several years he wrote home
to his brother to sell his farm and 60
out to him and TO bring his family.
He, William Johnson. had no children
then. His brother refused 10 come and
he was very angry and never wrote
again.
Now the lady that writes this letter,
Is this William Johnson's niece. or
grand-niece. as he was my grand
fathers brother.
Many times our friends have urged
us to write and try and find this I'm
Gle, for he had no relatives in Amer.
ica And our family are his only re-
lations, and strange to say we have no
relations in America. by my fathers
side only one old lady OF 80 years.
Now this last year we have heard Of
several persons receiving large
amounts of money from estates that
had been escheated. some over 200
years back, Of $4,000. 900, another Of
s30,OO0,O0O eighty years back, and
right here by us, in Long Island, Of
s6OO,OOO. My friends again urged me
to write. So have made start. Now.
dear sir, II you would be the means
of getting us fifty millions assure
you you will be we'll rewarded.
Now, there Is town named John
son. about a hundred and twenty miles
q should Judge from its location on
the map from Chickasha city. Now,
If you could find out who that town
was named after and where the man
came from, it would be help. But
after that there would be lot to find
out. The first thing to find Had he
any children? If he had, there ends
the matter II not, he must have made
a will and left it to- some stranger.
Could that be contested? If no will
was made then the estate was escheat-
ed, and the thirty or fifty millions are
there waiting for US. Now. make a
bold dash to unearth the gold But
this is only little joke.
Now only want a short answer.
Just saying what you think about the
matter would be very much pleased
to- hear from YOU as soon as YOU find
time. Iiremain most respectfully,
fMISS) JOHNSTON.
81 Grant avenue. lstcHmond I'M. III il.
New York.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-09
WOMAN ENTERS RACE
FOR COUNTY OFFICE

Declaring that she IS a "Democra
Of The old school," setting forth hei
qualifications. and expressing conf
dence in her ability 70 win the race
Mrs. Anna p. concb OF Tuitle. IS the
first woman 10 announce for public Of
flee in Grady county. the office which
She seeks being that OF county super
intendent Of schools
The only other person who is being
mentioned in connection with this OF
flee IS f. y. Herring principal OF tho
Rush Springs schools R H. Wilson,
the present incumbent, announced that
he will enter the race for county treas
urer
Mrs couch's announcement reads as
follows:
Tuttle. Okla, March s. l9i0-To the
Voters OF Grady County wish to
announce 70 the voters OF Grady county
that am now candidate for the Of
flee OF superintendent OF schools III
this county, subject 20 the action Of
The Democratic party at the primary
IN August 1910. and that ] win ap-
preciate any and an help accorded me
in this race for the nomination for the
office to which ! am seeking to be
nominated | have been in the school
work in this and other states since my
graduation al Cynthiauna. KY. from
the Harrison Female College IN the
year 1856 and have been continuously
in the work for the schools OF Okla
homa since the day OF statehood and
even before the date OF statehood. /
have taught one term of the schools
at TuttIe as principal and am now nrin.
cipal OF the Davidson schools and have
been teaching there for the past two
years | am a Democrat Or ihe old
school and can claim the south as ms
home as ] was born IN the south and
my father vas q soldier In the confed-
crate army and allied bis fortunes with
the lost cause.
Speaking for myself as a candidate
for the position Of county school super
intendeni J WIN say that my best efs
forts will be given 70 the schools of
the county and that I viii, AZ an times
he found doing Tny dufy ~ the Iaw tiisl
reefs ana WIil play 10 fasorItes and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-09

Does anybody In the crowd have any
personal recollections Of William
Johnson, who came here from Ireland
in the latter part Of the seventeenth
century and settled In "ChiclSasaw?'
II there is. let the person in posses
sion Of this important information see
Mayor Edwards at once Il may mean
fortune for him.
There is lady in Long Island
who is looking for a rich uncle who is
supposed to have settled hereabouts
a few centuries ago end she is willing
to do the right thing by anybody who
will give her a pointer that will lead
to the location
Tom Dwyer. who left Ireland abort
the same time that Uncle William did,
says he knew Johnson well in Cork,
but he lost track Of him after he came
to America Tom Burk says h re-
members Johnson quite distinctly ard
according 10 the best OF his recollec,
tion Uncle Bill settled near Ninnekah
Here is a letter which Mayor Ed
wards received this morning:
Richmond Hill. l. 1. N II, March
8. 19lO.-Dear Sir; take the liberty
Of sending a letter TO You asking you
to answer question if it is in your
line Of work.
out about a man named William John
son who came from the North Of Ire
land about the latter part Of the seven
teenth century and settled in Chicka-
saw He bought a large tract Of land,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-09
YOUR
TICKET FOR
The BIG
SHOW

This way, this way. gentlemen.
Secure your tickets for the big show
now about to open.
Here we nave me royal. unriyaled
untamed and untamable. fierce and fe-
rocious G. O. P eIephants-two Of
them-count em--the most dangerous
beasts in captivity.
IT'S a two-ring circus, a guaranteed
attraction, money refunded if YOU are
not satisfied.
Or is It two entirely separate rival
organizations? The small bills hint as
much.
Or perhaps one is the big show I'M
der the big tent and the other is the
side show. Puzzle: Which is which?
Free ride on the street cars for the
first correct answer.
Official calls which have appeared in
the Republican organ are reproduced
on this page for the enlightenment OF
the public Two meetings OF this Or
ganization win be held Thursday even
ing. one at the court house. the other
at the city hall.
a story Of furious factionism under.
lies the two calls and what the out
come will be nobody can foretell.
A few weeks ago when Olin Bra.
shear. president OF the club called a
meeting for the election of officers and
then on the day OF The meeting an
nounced its postponemeht. the s.old
guard. composed OF Hamilton. Payne,
Speake. Sanford and others met and
disregarding the postponement pro
ceeded to elect a fun set Of Officers.
They claimed that the meeting was
regular in every way and was large
and enthusiastic
The next day when the other fellows
learned what had happened. they took
counsel together and finally decided
to let the old guard have their way.
We have the city executive commit
tee and the club amounts to nothing,
anyway" said the fellows who had
been caught Mapping
No movement was made looking TO
the undoing Of the former meeting was
made TIL the postoffice pot began to
boil over The county central com.
mittee met and unanimously indorsed
3. w Kayser for postmaster. Kayser
already had the Endorsement Of State
Committeeman Fechheimer, National
Committeeman Cash Cade. State Chair
man Jim Harris and about all the rest.
Then some of the old guard got busy
and wanted the city council TO butt
into the scrap. with a resolution
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-09
BRIDGE on
12THSTREET

Residents OF the northwest part OF
the city and merchants who deliver
goods in that section VIII be interested
IN the announcement f.at bridge is to
be built on Twelfth street across Line
Creek. AT the present time there are
bridges on Fourth, Sixth and Ninth
streets.
Aldermen Temple stated today that
all material for the bridge had been
ordered and construction will soon be-
gin. It will be 100 feet long. 20 feet
wide and Will cost about $780,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-09

will always be ready to give ear to
the cause Of better schools for the
county and state.
Should ] be nominated, which have
no reason to fear defeat In this race,
Il viii be my best wishes to help car
ry The flag Of the Democratic party 10
success at the polls in the election IN
November
Trusting to be able TO meet each
voter personally when my school shall
have closed at Davidson in Tillman
county and to have the pleasure Of
knowing each voter personally. and
that my cause may not be allowed TO
suffer while am still at my labor as
teacher. I am very respectfully.
AIRS. ANNA B. CROUCH
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-09
State Convention
Win Be Held Here

The state convention Of the knights
and Ladies Of Security will be held IN
chickasha Apsil "a. At this meeting
delegates will be leleetel to the na-
tional council.
A large crowd Of ott-cftown visitors
are expected and good program is
being prepared. Arrangements are be-
ing made to entertain the convention
visitors in manner 10 do credit to
Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-09
SEWER WORK
UNDER WAY

Contractor Roperts now has the
storm storm sewer under way and Is
making good progress. He has COM
Dleted over three blocks on south Sew
enth street and has put in large mum
Der of catch basins
Mr. Roberts contract calls for $4O,
600 worth OF work, which he must com
plete within four months
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-09

+ = -
= REPUBLICAN, CLUB MEETING =

+ Thursday being the date OF the =
, next regular meeting OF Chieka- +
= sha Republican Club, the mem 4
= bers Of the club. and all other Re- y
: publicans Of ChiclSasha. are re- 4
+ quested to attend the meeting, =
= which will be held at p. m. y
4 Thursday. March 10. 1910. Ak the =
: court house. Matters OF Import y
= ance to every Republican in =
= Chickasha will be discussed and 4
+ ii is hoped that the attendance =
: will be large one. =
+ Z. HAMILTON. +
+ Pres. Chickasha Republican Club =
= r. A. SANFORD, y
+ Secretary. =
#%@@+%%++++%$#&%
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-09

against Kayser and this the council
very flatly declined to do. Following
this Mr. Hamilton announced that the
club would meet Thursday night. Ru-
NOR had 1t that this meeting was TO
be packed against Kayser, whereupon
AIR Brashear issues the call for the
city hall meeting and thus endeth this
chapter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-09
s+$*+*%%%%@*%+++s
REPUBLICANS

= The regular annual meeting OF =
> the Republican Club 10 elect Off =
= GERS will be held at the city hall =
= Thursday night, March l0 The =
; meeting last month was post =
+ poned because Of had weather ;
= Plans viii be made al this meet =
= ilig for the coming campaign and =
= etety Republican in the city IS =
= urged to attend A new city cen :
. trail committee will be chosen =
. OLIN BRASHEAR. J.
= %4& = = = = = So + = > + +
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-09

Mrs w. J. Ritchie Of Marietta ar-
rived in chickasha yesterday to visit
her daughter, Mrs John McCalla, who
has been IN this week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-09
WOMAN RooTLEGGER
PLEAD GUILTY TO-DAY

Mrs. Joe Johnson. Of verden, who
was arrested for bootlegging. plead
guilty in the county court this morn
ing and was given 80 days in jail and
$50 fine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-09

Pr n 81 Williams is expected home
tomorrow from carrizoza, N NJ. where
he attended the funeral Of his sister
last week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-09
; 4++% +%*4**+4444@+
HolLERMAKER HURT.

= n A. Louis, a boiIermaker liv- =
= ing at 22S North sixth street, is =
= Off duty this week with a badly =
; cut face. Louis was working on =
= a piece Of sheet iron. when a fell =
: low worker, in swinging sledge =
> hammer. struck him in the face. !
> lcceratinr the flesh. y
= 80 4 = + 4 + 80 + = 4 = 4 = =