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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-04

eral missionary. New Mexico BAPTIST
convention Also letters from several
senators elect. from leaders in the
WOman's Christian Temperance union:
and a very significant communication
from Gov Mcdonald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-04
WHITE SOX IN TRAINING
AEIEE TRIP EROM CHLCAGO-

Waco. Tex. March 1.-Two teams OF
the Chicago American club. stiff after
their arrival from Chicago, took no
practice before the exhibition game
they played yesterday Thirteen hits
were made by the Whites and six by
the Blues. The Whites won to !.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-04
BIG CHANGES ARE EXPECTED
WHEN asRIG EIGHT,. r,nNTE,r

Chicago. III. March President A
". Harris. Of Northwestern universitv
yesterday set March 10 and 20 as dates
for the meeting here Of presidents or
the universities in the big eight to
discuss matters OF athletic reform. II
Is probable that the meeting will re-
suit on radical changes IN intercolle-
giate athletics
Pastenrized NM IN - ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-04
Track Work Deserves All Kinds
OF Encouragement From Sportsmen
By Lewis Arms

Sport Sporting Ru-
Sometimes Are Worse Than War Tips Other
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-04
CLOSE GAMES ARE
CONTESTED AT "Y"
Younger Players Step Into
the Limelight For a Few
Glorious Minutes.

A very closely contested basketball
game was played between the Saxons
and the vikings Saturday night IN the
Bible classes OF the ~ league series.
The SaxOns came out winners by
single basket. the score finishing a.
10 40 The game between the N0rmans
and the Wolverines was forfeited by
the Wolverines . TO 0.
Ioung America played two one sided
basketball games in the Grammar
school Athletic league Saturday after
noon at the ~ san Jacintois school
team beat the Sunset 2 TO 3, and Mesa
conquered Lamar p to Q
In the Boy Scout league games. the
Cray Eagles won from the Black
Hawks As TO 10. and the CentfDedes
won their first victory IN the series
by beating the Painters. 26 to "a
The closing series OF the Basketball
games in these two leagues VIII be
played saturday afternoon. The san
: aclnto team IS ahead in the Ora mmar
IeSsue and the Eagles in the Scouts.
neither team having lost a game tie
entire season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-04

Pasteurized MIX. FL Paso Dairy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-04

Old silver antique vases. paintings and
other valuable relics at reduced prices
at kli7e's Curfo House.
Fresh Fish at Ardoins.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-04

! ++++++++ +F+ = :
) ENTRIES FOR THE
gUAREE JOCKEY CLUB
SD Day, March 5,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-04

First race-Four furlongs' purse,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-04

shOuldered men, and makes Of them TO-
bust American citizens.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-03
La audiencia
p1blica de aver

Nueva York, lniercoles.-
FL Comite de Hacienda del Senade
cmcedi6 aver audiencia acerca del pro-
yecto de ley de la ibre entrada del
aziiear; gran nfinfero de cultivadores de
cana sc presentaron a oponense a su
aprobaci6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-03
votaci6n de 189 contra 81; 90 republi-
canes votar0n su favor.
Una gran inundacion

Naleva York, mi6rcOleS.-
Las InIlntiaciomeS OcaSiOnadas pOr ell
RIO Mississippi no han tenid0 igual hasta
la feefa ha faabndo millones de dollars
de p6rdida Ea Memphis, Tenn, Sc han
rerrado yarias fabricas; los carros elec-
tricos no pueden funcionar Por cuatro
pumto sc destruyo ell dique anoehe GER
ca de Hickman, Kentucky, siendo inun-
dado ei pueblo Centenares de fami-
las han tenido que salir de ALI. En-
Cairo, Illinois, subi6 ell aqua una al
tura de So pies, coss nunca ocurrida. Ell
representante Ransden de Louisiana, ha
pnesentado un bill pidiendo La concession
de Ia sUma de $350,000 para emergen-
caas
(Continua en- la Ia. pagina.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-03
Ell Secretario de la
Guerra trabajando
por ei az1car

Nueva Y0rll, mi6recles.-
Santiago 1glesias conferenci6 aver
con el Secretario de la Guerra ESta
autoridad comparecera ante el Comite
de Hacienda del Senado con las Conf
stones de Puerto Rico que van traba-
jar en- beneficIo del aziicar 81 citado
Secretario de ta Guerra comp&recera
tambien ante ell Comite del Senad0 en-
que sc haIla ahera ell bill de la ciudada-
MIA para los puertorriquehos, con OBJ
jeto de achvaT SUI tramitaci6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-03
CABLEGRAMAS
IL aZucar ante
el cenado
iNueva York. mi@rroles.-

Nueva York, miercoles.-
Eel General Edwards. Jefe de las Of
-ssnas de Asuntos Insulares, comparecera
ante ell Comite de Hacienda del Sena-
*fo en- La manana de hoy Y hara una ex-
posici6n breve del efecto causado en-
Puerto Rico por 81 proyecto de ley de-
.darand0 libre la entrada del azicar.
a1 referido Comite de Hacienda ORA a
los comisionados de Puerto Rico tan
S,ronto como lleguen
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
FINED FOR RACING
HORSE 3 MILES
Nag COIIideS With Pole After
Dragging Grocery Wagon
in Mad Chase

Joseph Dunn, OF East Marlborough
township Chester county, Pa. has sport
ing blood in his veins, though. he must be
content to drive market wagon along
the country roads. lie attempted to es-
tablsh a speed record with his nag
Wednesday.
HIS horso is built on stolid. steady
going lines, but Dunn made it do a
marathon with "a speeding trolley going
from Marlborough to Kennctt Square.
For three miles the horse kept beside the
car, even outstripping it when stops were
made for passengers to board and dis
mount.
Dunn grew wildly excited. aud passen-
gers in the car began TO lay bets on the
race When the horse showed signs OF
exhaustion. the driver used his whip to
advantage, and the animal. frothing az
tho mouth, finished the last of the three
miles, when il dashed into Telegraph
pole and was stunned
The Pennsylvania Society for the Pre-
yention OF Cruelty to Animals heard OF
the race and sent Agent McCurry TO
Marlborough township after Dunn. The
arrest was made yesterday and the driv-
er taken 10 kennett Square. where
Squire Dougherty fined him $3.50.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
MIDDLETOWN
A.O.U.W. OFFICERS

MIDDLETOWN, Del, Sept. l3.-The
old Reybold farm near st. Georges has
been sold by the Reybold heirs to James
II. Gam, of st. Georges; price. Sl4,UUU.
Union Lodge. No. q, Ancient Order
United Workmen, has elected the follow
ing officers: NJ. W., s. Edward Lewis
Overseer, Daniel W. Stevens; Foreman,
Irving B. Roberts, Recorder J. Fletcher
Deakyne; Financer, Alfred G.. Cox; Re-
eeiver, Jacob H. Emerson; Guide, w.
Dawson Wilcutts; Inside Watch. Levi
Atwell; Outside Watch. John Arm
strong; Medical Examiner. DR. Norman
J.. Beale; Trustee. Minors Banning; Rep
resentative TO Grand Lodge. Alfred G..
Cox.
The following committees were also
appointed: Auditing committee. Iudson
j. Northrup, Dawson Wilcutts, Daniel ".
Stevens; campaign committee. Irving B.
Roberts, Daniel W. Stevens. ". ID. VIII
cults. Levi Atwell j. Fletcher Dcakyne,
DR.. Norman L. Bealc and Jacob II. Emcr-
son. Solicitor Davidson, engaged by the
order to increase the membership, prom
ised a banquet to each member who is
instrumental in gaining new member
The Hon. Eugene W. Chaiiin. Prohbi-
tion candidate for President. will be in
Middletown on Wednesday afternoon.
September Is, to deliver an address on
the High School campus at 3.45 o'clock
NJ. +. Bingham and family. Of Chicago,
ILL.,, passed through Middlctown on
Thursday. They We're in a large 30
horsepower Oldsmobile and were ON their
way TO Chestertown and Easton. Md.
They have visited a number Of eastern
resorts.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
Zearfoss, DeveIope. of Stars
May Turn Baseball Scout

out by Mike Grady, were all brought
up under Dave.
The following players have also
taken a bunch of pointers from Zear-
foss: art" Home run" Smith of
Union league fame. Jack Price who
for a while played on the Baltimore
Eastern League team. "Barny" Byrne,
the one best bet of Gas Company
team who went 20 the Connecticut
league; Duify. a Wilmington youth
who started the season with the Vir-
ginia league ard who is at present
pitching winning ball In Ohio; Ray
Topham, OF the Allentown OF Tri-
State team: McReight. who is now
holding down third base for the Erie
team Of the Ohio Pennsylvania lea-
que; Joe Mccarthy. of Toledo. who
formerly played with Wilmington. aud
DOC" Caress a Boston National man
who has been playing with Cape May.
Judging by the men he has brought
out Xeari0ss should make good as a
scout. Should Zearfoss decide TO once
more enter the big company the ST.
Louis team will no doubt benefit by
his work.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
STUDENTS MAKE
NEWARK LIVELY
Town People Glad to Have
Boys Come Back TO
College

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, sept. l2.-The return OF
the college students 30 Newark Tor the
fall term ia generally welcomed by most
Of the residents, as they greatly cnliven
the town compared to the summer
months, and this fall is no exception.
There are now nearly 200 students here
counting all four classes The number
OF the freshmen class viii not be known
until early next week, as some additional
students are expected to come in on Mon.
day. BY Monday the order in the college
work will be- more thoroughly understood
and the students settled down SO the
general routine.
II WIS AT the request OF the faculty
that the usual annual rush. which gem
orally takes place on the first day OF the
fal, term, was postponed until Monday.
Tho students have not been idle. however.
and there has been considerable reason
able hazing. This has principally been
between the sophomore aud freshmen
students. Member, of these two classes
had a clash in the oratory ON "Wednesday
night and there were some lively mix
lps Tho new students however. show
ed much pluck. aud no n general rule
held thcir own. More ha4ing Is looked
for but the big cvout is the rush on Mon
day and this is hcing looked forward TO
with much interest.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
ATLANTIC CITY
TO REMAIN In
TRI-STATELEAGUE

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 1S.-Atlan-
tic City will remain in the Tri-state
baseball league. Definite announce
ment was made TO that effect by Pres
ident John Il. Myers, of the ex-Lan-
caster nine.
we have received most encourag-
lng support during the last few weeks
Of our run in Atlantic City and I be-
lieve that championship baseball will
become paying proposition next
year." said Mr.. Myers Il is under
stood that some seashore capital will
be taken into the club and It Is TO be
made more Of a home organization.
The Atlantic City club officials are
negotiating with several major lea
que clubs and the resort will in all
probability be selected as farm by
one OF the big teams with the result
that a crack aggregation will repre-
sent Atlantic City next year. Johnny
Castle, who played on the Atlantic
City Colleglans several years ago, and
Is a Philly recruit. viii again hold the
managerial reins Of the Buds" in
hand next year
Atlantic City club owners expect to
see chat the schedule will be arranged
SO that the team will play at the Inlet
next season all during July and Aug
ust This will I'm all probability be
arranged, as all along the circuit a
general decrease is noted In the re-
ceipts during the summer months
condition will be exactly reversed m
Atlantic City, as baseball would hard
Is pay In the opening months. but in
July and August record crowds may
be expected and the transfers Of these
games would undoubtedly tend TO in
crease the receipts of all the clubs
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
PATH REGIMENT.
Annual Reunion of the Survivors Will be
Held at West Chester Next Week

Hsld at West Chester Next Week.
At the annual reunion of the Survivor.
OF the l2ith Regiment. Pennsylvania Vol
unteers, held IN Media last September,
a committee was appointed TO make nee
essary arrangements for the reunion TO
be held on September 18th. this wear. at
Antietam battlefield. 10 commemorate
the 50th anniversary of the battle near
Sharpsburg. Nd. The committee neglect
ed to give the matter proper attention
until IL was too lete to secure the ac-
commodations, So jesse Darlington OF
West Chester, and several other veterans
of the association. in order to maintain
the organization, have arranged to hold
a meeting IN the Y. NJ. O. A. hall West
Chester, on Tuesday, September 18th.
and all the members and their friends
are invited 10 attend.
The business meeting will be held in
the morning at ten o'clock, followed by
dinner at noon, and then a campfire in
the afternoon.
The present officers are; President Col.
Joseph ". Ilawley. Media: Vice Presi.
dent. Ronert NJ. Green. Philadelphia;
Secretary, vacancy. occasioned by death
OF Edward +. Harlan, Philadelphia, a
few months AGO; Assistant Secretary.
George y. Mccormick. West Chester,
Treasurer, Joel Hoilingsworth. of Wal
lingford; Chairman OF Memorial Com,
mittec, John ID. Howard. OF Chester
Chairman OF Executive Committee, John
L. Grimm, OF Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
W. c. T. U. BAKE.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ST. GEORGES. Del. sept. 49, The st..
Georges W. G. r. L. assisted 10y the
"N's." will hold bake on the lawn at
the manse on Saturday afternoon and
evening, September n. The Glasgow ".
G. T. Z. will hold bake next Saturday
afternoon September IA. on the lawn OF
the Presbyterian Church.
Because OF the absence Of tho Rev. !.
J.. Anderson. thnre viii bc no preaching
service at the Methodist Church next
sunday Tho sunday school service will
be followed by class service led by Free
man Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Swain had for
Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs Elwood Cos-
den and children, OF Smyrnai Mrs.
Blanche Seymour and Miss Evelyn Cos
den. of Kirkwood. and Mr.. and Mrs.
james II. Gam, OF st. Georges.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
SOME LOCAL
BALL HISTORY
Eight Years Ago Old Stars
on Chick Team Trimmed
Lebanon

Eight years ago today the Whining
ton A. A. team beat the Lebanon team
by the score Of 10 to >. The noted
"Cozy" Dolan twirled for the local
team and allowed but five hits.
"Chick" Hartley. who is now playing
with the Spokane team OF the North
western league, drew three hits out
of four trips to the plate, one being
a triple. Red Maher, now playing
with Fort DUPONT OF the Semi-Pro
league also banged out triple. It is
the belief OF the fans that Red" is as
fast today as he was in the Labanon
game Butch Rementer, who caught
for Atlantic City this season also took
part in this game. The score:
Evening journal., 1912-09-13

Dave" learfoss. who has had fif-
teen years experience in the National
game and who has made a big hit in
the big leagues catching for the st.
Louis Nationals has been offered a job
by the same club as a scout for next
season. Dave is now considering the
offer Zearfoss. has had success since
quitting the big league. He captain
ed and played with the Wilmington
Union league team and the Dover
team which won the State Champion
ship from X-Wilmington. Dave" also
was captain of the Gas Company team
which won the New Castle County
league pennant Dave also managed
the Franklin City team, of Pennsyl-
vania. Many stars have been turned
out under this successful leader.
Harry" Hook. now pitching for
Elmira, in the New York State league.
was recommended to the Wilmington
team while under the eye Of Zearfoss.
Red Scarborough and Chief Miller,
who played with the Springfield team
last season; skinny Johnson the fast
little short stop of the Old Gas Com
pany team and who was given try
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
nam MIS- crLEnnArr

Hiawatha Tribe, No AZ, /. o. II. NJ.
celebrated its twelfth anniversary
last night A most enjoyable time
was had and addresses were made by
c. A. Kline. MIR. Jones. William We'll
din. &. c. Mckenzie Music was fur
nished by the Mozarlan quartette and
there were violin and piano duets by
Misses Marsden and Stuber. Mr.
Squires sang a solo. A corn and
venison dinner was served. The
guests included members Of the Koo-
kuk. Mattahoon, Apache and other
tribes.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
,NoMFN WIN WIrH0ur YorR.

MILTON. Del. Sept l3.-The women
Of Milton found out that they were a
force in the community, even If they
could not vote when Council passed an
ordinance stopping the sale of near
beer. hard cider and other drinks which
have been blamed for frequent disorder
in the town.
Other towns in Sussex county, fol-
lowing the lead of Georgetown. had
passed ordinances which had proven very
successful. and Milton Council was urged
10 take the same action. Excuses were
made. no ordinance was passed and dis
orders in Milton grew. Then the women
took a hand and petition containing
the names of 200 of them was presented
10 Council. I'm the meantime the women
had begun a personal canvass OF The men
In the town. and when they had stopped
work Council was glad to pass the or
dinance.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
BANKERs TO PLAY Ball.

What promises to be an interesting
game Of baseball has been arranged
between the Arden Central team andl
the Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company's team Of this city tomor-,
row. The game will be played at Ar
den. The lineup Of the Security play.
ers will be:
II Denning, IS; A. l.. Mowbray. p;
y. y. Ellison. If; T. j. Mowbray, 1b;l
II. j. Ellison, CT; H. Mearns, sb; j..
Hardie, C.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13

A really effective kidney and blad-
Ger medicine must first drop the pro-
gross OF the disease and then cure
the conditions that cause it Use
Foley Kidney Pills for all kidney and
bladder troubles and urinary irregu-
larities. They are safe and reliable.
They help quickly aud permanently
In the yellow package. n. y. Dan
forth, Market and Second Sts.. VIII
mington, Del.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
ONE VOTE GIVES
SMITH THE PLACE

Martin J.. Smith, Of Rose Hill is the
Democratic nominee for the Levy Court
from the Fifth district of New Castle
county. which comprises White Clay.
New Castle aud Red Lion hundreds. by
majority of two votes. On the face
Of last Saturdays primary election re-
turns Smith had a majority OF one vote
over Alfred j. Davidson. his opponent.
Davidson filed contest with the Demo
cratic County Committee asking for a.
recount IN the Third election district Of
New Castle hundred and then Smith
filed a cOuuter-contest. asking Tor a re-
count IN the same district and also in
the Fourth district Of New Castle hum
drcd. the First I'm White Clay and the
Second iu Red Lion. The committee
tool, mp the contests and after the re-
count u was announced Smith had gained
one vote and he was declared the nominee
by two votes majority.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-06-14
Two AVIATORS FALL
TO their DEATH
Lieut.. L. W. Hazelhurst and A. L.
WEIGH Killed While Testing
Army Aeroplane.

Washington, d. c.. June 11.-Lieut. l..
". Hazelhurst and A. l.. Welch were
killed this evening when the new Wright
army aeroplane fell with them in Col
lege Park. Md. Death was instantaneous.
They were descending from a height Of
200 feet and were about fifty feet from
the ground when the machine collapsed.
Welch was instructing the officers in
the use Of the aeroplane.
.Weich had intended making the requir-
cd test. ascending 1900 feet and carrying
40 pounds. He rose 200 feet. and made
a DIP. to signify to the time keeper that
he was ready for the climb. when the
aluminium wings crumplcd and the ma
chine crashed to the ground.
Hazclhurst was twenty-six years of age
and was a sngle man. His home was in
Macon. Ga. He Is the third officer to be
killed in this manner. Lieut.. Selfridge
fell with Orville Wright in 1905. and
Lieut.. Kelly fell at San Antonio last
year.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-06-14

At the regular session OF Rougl
River lodge Knights of Pythias
last Tuesday evening the follow
ing Officers We're elected for
the ensuing term: b. l.. Taylor, C. c;
w. +. Anderson, V. C; IL. T.. Brown.
Prelate: w. II. Hedrick, M. Of W.; w.
II. Rhoads, NJ. Of A; T. Il. Barnard. I.
G.; John b. Wilson. o. @; John #. Moore
Dep Grand Chancellor; John Il. Wilson,
j. Il. Pirtle and H. T.. Brown, Repre-
sentatives to Grand Lodge.
The lodge will observe memorial day
and decorate the graves of deceased
knights next Sunday afternoon. Knight
Roy l.. Brown has been engaged TO de-
liver the address which will probably
be at the Court House at O'Clock p. IN.
All Knights are urged TO be at the Han
at 2:30 O'Clock and go in a body to hear
the address. after which they will march
to the Cemetery and deaoNte the graves
special music win be arranged Tor the oc-
casion by Knights Il. p. Moore. ]. Il.
Pirtle. w. J. Bean and II. ID. Walker.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-06-14
JUDGE VIM WILL NOT
SEEK denomination
Judge O'Rears Successor Quits
Because of Promise to Paints
Vile JuristS.

Frankfort. KY, June 11.-Judgc Robert
J. VIM, Of the Court of Appeals .tonlgh
Withdrew from the race for the Re-
publican nomination for the place he
of the leading candidates in the race for
the nomination at the August primary.
withdrew because he had given his proni-
ise to Judge A. J. Kirk that he would
not oppose Judge Kirk in consideration
of the latter not opposing Judge Il. G.
O'Rear. when the latter was last cam
ddate. The election this fall will ,be to
fill out the unexpired term of judge
O'Rear.
Judge VIM tonight gave out the fol-
lowing statement of his reasons for with
drawing az candidate:
after Gov. Wilson appointed me -
the Appellate bench upon Judge O'Rear's
resignation. In the hope and desire that
my party would give me the unexpired
part of his term without opposition. 1
wrote many friends In the district ask
ing their support. Judge A. j. Kirk, of
Paintsville. in the exercise of a right
which cannot be questioned and for whic
no criticism attaches to him In my view.
announced his candidacy. l have used
every legitimate endeavor to induce him
not to make the racc.but without avail
When Judge ORear. a candidate for his
Kirk contemplated making the race. l
then said to Judge Kirk that If he woul
not then enter the race. but should at
a future time do so. I would not oppose
him. That condition has now arisen In
a conference here tonight he has told
me of his purpose to remain i'm the race
and l cannot honoraby oppose him. 1t
Is Just to him to say that he has not
called upon me To keep this pledge. but
1t ds none the less obligatory. !. there
fare will not make the race. AS an
other candidate may desire to enter the
race | make this announcement while
there Is yet time for them to have filed
their petitions for the August primary.
The years work has been agreeable and
beneficial to me. shall leave 1t CRATE
full to Gov. Wilson for the experience 1t
has afforded me and with entire good
will toward my SUCCESSOR
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-06-14

I have read of the trials and troubles
of country editor but never before dill
realize just what the man who gets out
the country sheet must endure. haMs
had some experience in the Composing de-
partment. being everything from devil 10
linotype operator, and while contested
with that end of the job Thought no man
should enjoy life more than the boss.
different.
Last week the editor of this papar
was called away on business and tho asHt
me to look after his work until his return.
He being a good friend of mine gladely
consented to help him In any way 1
could. So took up the job as editor and
got along very nicely for two days and
then my trouble began.
To begin with Ahe stove pipe fell down
splitting SCOT on the new editor and damag-
ing his appearances greately. l had
hardly recovered from the stove pipe
disaster when I was called up on the
phone and given a good old time
bawiinsOut. This occurred again few
minutes later but l stood 1t all In
manner becoming an editor. However. on
my arrival at the office this morning
found that the lineot,pe man was lpaf-
ing In parts unknown ami that the fore
man and devil had gone fishing. didn't
inquire about the rest of the force but
note they are also missing. This was too
and 20 fishing too.