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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-08-15

A little girl was reading a compost
ton Of her WI IN Grants Work in
" until she reached Lees surrender
at Appomattox court house. Then she
told how Lee wore his sword and was
handsomely attired In full uniform.
while Grant" she announced, had
ON nothing but m old, ragged union
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-08-15

The disease OF chestnut trees nov
causing serious injury In the eastern
states was nrst noticed about the year
1904 In the vicinity Of New York ano
q believed to be due to the growth OF q
hitherto unknown fungus described by
Aurrfn in 1905 under the name Of Dia-
porthe parasitica.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-08-15

cycle rider. Ia not satisfied with the tri-
ulmphs he IA achieved in the rink and
long distance races. He has turned
out to be an inventor of a very prac-
tical bent OF mind. Jacquelin has JUS,
secured a patent for a tricycle. to be
used in street cleaning. A cylindrical
brush is fastened by gas pipes to the
tricycle.. In front OF It and between
the two rear wheels is q basket or
scoop for the sweepings. The machine
does the street sweeping more quickly
and thoroughly than a number of men
can accomplish 1T,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-08-15

A liking for oysters is supposed to
indicate a somewhat advanced gusta-
tory taste. and vet. according to a re-
GENTLY published book. "Monkeyfolk in
South Africa" bv F. w. Fitzsimons,
balloons share this prediction with
gourmets. Shellhsh of all kinds are
welcome food to them, and troops of
balloons often make excursions to the
seaside to get these salty d%elicacies,
opening the shells either with their
strong teeth or bv striking them on
the rocks.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-08-15

Corsica has got rid OF the ola fash
eoned brigand. and the last of tn
eicilian bandits"-perhaps a disputes
dtle-was lately laid by the heels ane
y now facing the ordeal OF his tria'
ct Aquila. He is Giuseppe Salomone
He Is a dandy, and has always pait
has an expensive taste in perfume anl
in gloves. He is a poet. His time IL
prison has been spent in writing &
poetic drama o: his life's experience
and he has written a good deal of COM
mendable verse. He is said TO have
made a fortune IN brigandage.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-08-15

Sheridan's solicitor found the drama
lists wife one dav walking up and
down her drawing room apparently in
the cause OF this violent perturbation.
She onlv replied that her husband
was a villain" On the solicitors fur
Their questioning her as to what had
30 suddenly awakened her to a sense
Of that fact. she at length answered
with some hesitation: why, 1 have
lust our out that all the love letters
he sent me were the same AS those
which be sent his first wife,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-08-15

BY the addition to copper Of chrom-
1um. aluminium, nickel and zinc al
certain temperatures. which are main
French metallurgist has brought out
IN alloy with the hardness Of steel and
great tensile strength.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-08-15
TIE Zee! Truth.

Who bovoo not Wosnen. Vino an oonR
VIII richer - ~ wkose life long.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
EXPLODING LAMP AT
DANCE CAUSES PANIC

Corona n. NJ. March 2O.-A panic
was created at the W. o. ". dance
when a lamp in the hall exploded and
scattered burning oil over the room.
The dance was given on the second
floor of the building and there was
danger for a while of a crush re-
sulting from the stampede to get out,
but the fire was soon eXtinguished
and the dancing was resumed The
dance was largely attended. Those
present We're. Misses Nae Clements.
Gladys Bond. Pearl COlbOugh. Ia Simp-
son, Callie Thompson, Donnie Franks
Ora Melton. Ollie and Betty Beatty
Ervy Isle, BeauIa Everett. Mrs. Stew
art. Mrs Melton, Mrs. Simpson and
Mrs. Hill. Messrs. Cleve and Ross
Brown A. j. Jenkins. Less Haynes
Richard SullemIer, Melvin Franks, En-
met Davidson, Bert StrOop, Bert Penix
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
CLOVIS WORKS FOR
NEW RURAL ROUTE
District Court Convenes in
Clovis with Judge Alb
bott Presiding.

Clovis, n. NJ. March 2O.-Since the
burning Of the BlackuOwer pOstoffice.
an effort is being made to establish
q new rural route out OF Clovis which
viii take the place OF the BlacktOwer
pOstOffice- Mr.. UPPER, of that COM
munity, was here making the prelim-
mary arrangements for petitions and
thinks the new route will be estab-
ushed.
Dr. J. 3. Cochran. presiding elder Of
the Methodist church for eastern New
Mexico, is spending ten days in Clovis
and surrounding country holding the
quarterly conference for that church
The Clovis commercial college Is pre-
pairing for its formal opening at the
beginning OF the second quarters
work on April TO- An elaborate pro-
gram and reception is being prepared.
After an absence of the epidemic
for two months, scarlet fever has
again broken out in Clovis. This
time the victim is Miss Madge Gallo
way, the daughter OF Rev. and Mrs
c. B. Galloway of the First Baptist
church. No one has been exposed, how
ever, and it is thought the disease viii
not spread
J. E Love, vice president of the Mel
rose National bank OF Melrose, is here
cOmpanied by II. T. Bowen, VINO is also
here to do jury service
Miss Orpha Appleman, music teach
er of this city, is on short visit TO
her parents at TeNlcO-
Rev. John Henry Nesser, presiding
elder of the Albuquerque district Of
the Methodist church was here from
Albuquerque the guest of Rev. Column
bus A Clark and family.
District court convened here with
judge a S Abbott of Santa Fe presid-
ing as special judge under appointment
of chief justice Roberts. Judge j. T.
Mcclure desireu TO continue mas cOurC
at Portales in order to dispose Of
number Of cases of long standing and
requested chief justice Roberts to ap-
point a special judge for the Clovis
term.
Among the citizens Of Belrose who
are here this week to do jury duty
are w H Austin and j. J. Leary. The
Melrose delegation are sending all
their spare time boosting for the new
proposed county of "Melrcse-"
The city campaign Is warming up"
A J. Writings whose friends had pre-
scented as a candidate, has definitely
refused to stand for nomination. and
il is reported he has Withdrawn in
favor of banker B. d. Oldham it
seems that the campaign has now mar
roWed down to a contest between the
present administration and "busi-
ness mems administration The 9TH
er candidate for mayor is ex Mayor
E r. Hart The city convention viii
be held Thursday evening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
LITTLE Boobies PA
By WILLIAM F. KIRK.

they wanted to 90 back north or else
south or sumWare- They went on a
strike & so the dog fancier was glad
to give them to me.
The rest was easy, Pa sed. We got
crew together in no time, & erly in
the Autumn was sailing south beefOar
a gentel breeze. We fingered it out
on the chart, Pa sed, that if we kept
sailing south long and far enuff we
wud have to git TO the South Pole, in
time.
Yes, yes, go on. sed Ma am Iissen-
ing.
OF course you are Issening, Pa sed.
I have q way Of telling a story that
wud make anybody lissen. Well, after
two or three months sum of the crew
got tired of Getting the saim food day
after day, q thay began to show signs
Of mutiny- If IL haddent been for my
iron hand & my unquestuned cUrrage,
Pa sed, they might have seized the
Dread-nix & sailed back acrOst the IN
chartered seas to the place from which
we had calm from, Pa sed- But / faced
them like lion, sed Pa, & drove them
back to the fOrecassel with my bare
hands. All OF them had guns excep me,
Pa sed.
Yes, deer lion hearted luv, sed Ma.
hurry e finish yure yarn beefOar I 20
to sleep in the morris chair. BObbie las
taken the count alreddy, sed Ma
No, Ma, I sed, was jest going to go
to sleep, but I viii try hard to hear the
end.
To maik a wrong story short, sed Pa,
two years after we had set sail in our
good ship Dread-niX, we sighted a
plato. II was ten thousand feet above
the sea level, & Oaver It there Whizzed
& Whirled the winds OF seven seas. It
was a terribUl experience, Pa sed. but
me and my men never ALTERED. It took
US four months to cline TO the top Of
that crate plato. he toald US, but we
finally made it. Just think, Pa sed &
every one OF them four months was
spent in darkness. How we ever got
Up at all is a MYSTERY to me.
How you ever got up the nerve to
tell about il is a MYSTERY to me, sed
Ma Now Amundsen, Az tenk yu ban
ready to 60 to bed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
Milady's Toilet Table

To Keep the skin soft and lovely,
gently massage the face, neck and
arms daily with a solution made by
dfssolvine an original package Of may
arone in half pint Of witch hazel.
Trhis is better than powder. for Il gives
. more natural appearance and viii
not r-1b off. although it makes the COM
01ex1on smooth. white and sarnllke-
10 -ie---=e and refresh the scalp and
hair use q dry shampoo powder made
bv mixing a cupful Of cornmeal with
> small original package Of theroX-
Sprinkle on the head and brush out
thOroughly Too much water makes
me hair harsh, dry and faded Iherox
strengthens thin and weak hair and
produces thick and luXuriant brilliant
tresses. --t----
pain and worry give one an anxious,
harrie5 look Many women nave toi0
me- mat Mothers Salve gave them re-
lief from headache pains ana acnes Oh
the hack or joints, sore muscles
snrains. bruises, rheumatism, lumDaso'
neuralgia and other common anne
tons 1t IS easy to use. QUICK 70 acl'
and should be in every nome
SuperfluOus hair IS most annoy ms
ana ernbarra ssing Disagreement IL
dies can easily and quickly feiliot E wiz
hairs from face and forearms Dy an
duplication Of delatone paste. Just mix
nov-dered delatone with enough wafer
IA cover the hair surface apply ana
after two or three minutes rub OIL
wash the skin and the mars VIII DC
gone--4dY-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20

Elwood Bond. Clint Colbough. Leland
Bond, Bill Dry, FINS and Lon At
kinson, F. A Clark. and JnO. Melton.
The E P. & S. W. bridge gang has
been in town doing some repair work
on the stock pens and warehouse.
Mrs B. +. Adams has been confined
10 her room for some time with a
sprained ankle.
Mrs. A. s. McCamant who has been in
Fl PasO for some two weeks undergo
ing an operation on her eye, returned
home and is getting along very Well
Chas- Gates and Joe Music have been
spending two or three days in town
waiting for some repairs for a well
machine.
Alex jenkins has been confined to
his room with grip.
Melvin Franks has been in town for
several days He has recently pur-
chased from Jim Johnson, his ranch
and entire stock of cattle.
Mrs J. T. Bond has purchased a
new piano
ranch 20 miles east of here and re-
ports everything in good condition.
G. c. Brown was up from Ieso for
the dance.
AIr. and Mrs. Zeb Owen were in town.
Roy Snodgrass was in from his
ranch and reported a sale Of G bunch
of cattle for $50 q round
Mrs. F. S Hall and daughter, Mrs. r.
L owen, are spending few days in
Miss Mary Cecn Adams is confined
TO her room with a sprained arm, the
result Of a fall
Dr. V NJ. Vinkley and wife have re-
turned from FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20

Of butter or good grease with 400
grammes OF flour Let IL get slightly
brown then add five quarts Of beef or
veal stock. Boil for four hours on the
back Of the stove. When fl starts To
boil add this mirepOiX, which goes
into all the sauces and is a famous
French seasoning
8IirepOiE.
One big carrot. onions. medium
size, , pieces OF celery, sprig OF
thyme. parsley, . laurel leaves, pepper
grains. half pound OF bacon or smoked
lard. Cut the lard onions. carrots and
celery into small pieces Place little
butter in a saucepan, put in the laru
or bacon. let il melt, add the other in
gradients and brown them, then turn
them into the sauce
Strain the whole into casserole and
put il back on the fire next day with
I - quarts of tomato juice and / IL
quarts of soup stock Bring it to the
boiling point and let IL simmer for
three hours skim frequently. Pass
IL through q Chinese strafner and then
through muslin Put 1T in bowl or
Jar and stir until IL IS cold Use when
needed Many cooks make these sauces
in a Few hours and wonder why the
result is not what It should be- slow
careful preparation is needed 10 make
a perfect sauce. The more care cook
takes. the better the result
The two Illustrations today give an
one shows the popular apple salad in
its own apple dish, the other is
Lobster saute with Rice
Three boiled Holsters weighing about
two pounds apiece Chop them up
leaving the claws, remove the meat
Season the meat with salt and pepper
and place in a pan with g ounces Of
butter and three soup spOonfuls Of
olive oil, which should be heated be-
fore the Holsters are put in. Let
them get a good color Turn the con-
tents Of the pan out on a platter and
put IL back on the fire with three
eschallOtes chopped fine and the lob
ster, over which has been poured
glass Of brandy. Light the brandy.
For each person take half a glass Of
white Wine ] glass of fish stock,
spoonful of tomato PURGE and half a
pint of half place, which is the sauce
EspagnOle. mOistened with MADEIRA
Cook from Is to 80 minutes
Arrange the lobster cutting in snail
squares. Strain the sauce through
muslin and add butter and chopped
herbs. Heat the lobster claws and
place in the center OF q rice mould
with the rest of the lobster and sauce
The rice should be cooked in salt
water.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
TEN YEARS
HORRIBLE HEADACHE
Husband Tells Story Of Mrs
Guthrie's Long Illness
and Is Glad She Is
Now Relieved.

Beaufort. n. C.-1Lr. Luther Guthrie
writes. as fellows; Ny wife suffered
with horrible headaches, for ten years.
and spent Three Hundred Dollars for
doctor bills for her, but nothing did
her any good
had read about Cardui for years
back, but never tried it. until last Oc-
tober. when L decided to get it for
my wife.
Now she has taken two bottles. and
it has done her two thousand dollars
worth Of good
She is entirely well. and has not had
another attack CT headache since she
commenced to take CarduI
Just as long as the medicine Is made,
I shall have Cardui IN my home
can't praise it half enough"
Cardui has cured sick women. after
other medicines have failed. Tt is
made Of ingredients that act sDecifi-
caIly on the wOmanly constitution. Il
is not cure all 1t is a medicine for
women. and only for women
For more than so years it has been
IN widely extended use. by women OF
all ages, and has given perfect salts
faction. as a remedy for rebuilding wo-
manly health and strength
Try it yourself 1t VIII help you
n. B.-WrIte tos Ladies, Advisory
Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co. Chat
tanOOga. Tenn, for Special Instructions.
and 64-page book. Home Treat ment
for Women" sent in plain wrcpper. on
request.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20

q bouquet of kitchen greens. several
grains of pepper and salt Let it boil
three hours and strain through mus
lin into a saucepan Have ready 200
grammes Of butter and $50 grammes
of flour. VI DIT together and cook FOR
q few minutes w.tLOut letting II get
brown, add three quarts Of the white
stock described above and let II boil
for three nOurs. szimming it when
necessary. To add TO the taste, put
In mirePOlx which has not been brown
ed and made without lard. This is
not absolutely necessary Strain the
sauce and put it aside In a large
saucepan put I IL quarts OF cream,
- pint of the juice or water in which
mushrooms have been cooked, add
uttle lemon Juice and soric MADEIRA
vine and a pinch of nutmeg. Whip
all together and thiclSen over good
fire.
Strain through muslin and beat it
until cold. Set aside for use when
needed This receipt is not as COM
plicated as 1t may seem The guam
titles given may be greatly reduced
and only enough made for the tmme-
diate use OF two persons
Sauce EsDagnOle Spanish Sauee).
In a deep saucepan melt 800 grammes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20

Deming, y H., March 20.-The newly
organized, Deming Automobile club
made its initial run to Haywood
Springs by way Of JacObsen's ranch,
leaving here at 10 a. m. and arriving
at Haywood at 11:30 a. m, and return
ing to Deming by way Of Old Town
al p. m, having made the return trip
in two hours The following cars made
the run: J. E. Kerr, A A Smith, c. H
Lester, Chas. SchOepf. r. H. Case, Fred
Sherman 1.-TWO cars), r l. Miller The
following individuals composed the
party J. z. Kerr, Y. S Hills, ". z.
Holt, Chas, --ughes. A A Smith, \. A.
Bolich, Mrs H H. Williams, Miss Bess
Walker, Mrs Van Sickle, c. H Lester,
his two sons and their wives; Chas.
Scnoepf DR.. and Mrs. N. J. Moran, Miss
Clark, r. II. Case, z. c. Wells and wife.
Joe Wells Mrs. Nellie Quincy, Fred
Sherman. P. J. Case and wife, II. H
Jacobs and wife, R /. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sadler and nephew, and Wade Her
rem.
Other Runs Arranged
The Deming club met representatives.
from the Silver City club at Haywood
Springs, and the whole party had din
ner at the springs They report the
roads in perfect condition r. H case,
secretary Of the Deming Auto club, and
DR.. r. c. Hoffman, its president an
nounce that runs viii be arranged for
the following points. Silver City, Aim
pres hot springs, FL Paso, Lordsburgs
Douglas, Bisbee. Columbus and Phoe-
nix
The Deming club is very active in
stirring up good roads enthusiasm, and
II IS the annuOnced intention Of this
organization TO put the roads of Luna
county in absolutely perfect condition
II is securing the cooperation OF the
county commissioners. of the state good
ROADS commission, and Of various good
ROADS associations in this section.
v. ). Hills has purchased Of Mrs.
Mary F. Anderson so acres of Mrs. An
derson's homestead tract lying four
miles southeast Of Deming, the cOnsid-
Grafton being $40 per acre. The deal
was made through r. l. Miller
j. % Taylor, superintendent Of the
Demlng public schools. has been en-
ployed 10 conduct a summer teachers
institute at Roswell. y. NJ. during the
first OF June, and one at CarrizozO. n
NJ, during the latter part of the same
month de VIII hold an institute for
Luna county In Deming during the first
portion of July.
The following registered at the cham
Der of commerce y B. Norton Albu-
querQue W. c. Oestreich. Albuquerque:
J. II. Dickson, Lampasas. Tex: J. Il
clinton. MADEIRA, Mexico Joe Brown.
san Diego. Cal; Earl c. Stearns. ST
Louis, Mo-, c. W. Alternately. Logan. n
NJ. W. =. Byrd. Doublin. Texas, J. s
Castleberry, Americas, Ca
William Rutherford Misses Elizabeth
Waddiu and Margaret Moore. spent a
day at the Thos. r. Taylor farm, II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20

miles south Of Deming. the party max
ing the trip in Mr.. RutherfOrd's car
Has 1900 Grape Vines Set Out.
Ira o. WetmOre and p. E Kern went
in Mr. Wetmore's car to inspect the
work being done on the vineyard which
Mr.. WetmOre is having set out IS miles
southwest of Deming- Dir. WetmOre Is
having 5000 vines from the famous
Italian-Swiss orchard set out on this
place. The variety is the italian muscat
one Of the most profitable of the wine
producing grapes
T. c. Peterson has received a 50
horse power stationary H c. engine,
and a so horse power traction engine
OF the same type.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
NOOAAl4g OCCiCtS VI d dlOOuS NAcl St Regis New York
HOW To MAKE FINE SAUCES
AND OTHER RELISHES

~ HE moment you talk Of French
cooking you summon up thoughts
% marvellous sauces.
The sauce is prominently French.
but nowadays it is a much abused
addition to cooking.
There are many hundreds Of sauces.
Every good cook has created one. at
least; but all of these sauces are made
from one of three sauces-called in
French les sauces meret''-the mother
sauces
These sauces are:
Sauce BechameL
Sauce Alamande. OF German sauce.
Sauce EsDagnOle, ct Spanish sauce.
OF course, evecy hotel and restau-
rant keep these pTircIpal sauces on
hand all the time, SO that all orders
for different sauces can be filled at
once, but IT is GoOd idea for a house
keeper when making one of these
sauces TO put some of it away tor fu-
ture use.
Carefully strained and placed on
The ice, the sauces will keep some
time, and Of course they are always
valuable in fixing up dishes and left
overs.
There is an art in cooking. a gift
which only the born cook possesses,
and which no amount of teaching viii
impart This gift shows itself especial
" in preparing sauces. 1 can give
the same recipe to twenty assistants
and every one viii make il just q
little different but the born cook will
have a sauce which is perfection.
Bechamel sauce was first made by
the Marquis of BechameL who rose
very high in the estimation Of his
mastOr, Louis NV. of France, because
of the sauce he invented. 1t is made
in this way Take 275 grammes of
butter and 800 grammes of flour 81
grammes make an ounce Wet this
with quarts of boiling milk and boil
IT gently for three hours Add season
ing (mirepOiE, see below. rub through
a sieve and beat it thoroughly Place
a piece Of butter on top to keep ii
smooth. Let fl thicken if it is to be
kept for some time. but be sure that
it is perfectly smooth.
Sauce AIlemaldS.
Take some white stock made of veal
bones and left over fowl; add water
carrots and onions stuck with cloves,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
DAILY RECORD
BuiIdInr Permits.


To ". r Weeks to build an adobe
tenement on lot Is. block %, Magoffin
addition Estimated cost, S1400.
To Mayfield Realty Co. to build
room brick bungalows in block IS
OOO
To Howard Fogg. TO remodel Air
dome theater building by enclosing
II with iron Estimated cost $1,000
Deeds Filed.
The Island, san ElizariOs Tex To-
mas Garcia and vie to W @. Morgan.
survey y. Consideration S1440 March
Is, 1912.
Park Boulevard between Frankfort
and Memphis streets F. Ware and
wife TO j. " Webb. lots Is, IA. block
46. Altura park addition. COnsidera-
ton $3.50. May g. 1911
Northwest corner Florence and
Blacker streets-F. P Miller and wife
TO Mrs. NJ E. Proctor and Burt Orn-
dOrff lots IA to 20. block 131, Alex
ander addition Consideration S111O.
March Is, 1872
North Florence street between Ne
vada and California streets Porter
northerly one half lot II. block Is.
Alexander addition Consideration S4,-
500. Jan. is. 1912
AfagOffin avenue between Eucalyp-
tus and Wilton streets-Guadalupe So
TO and wife to Guadalupe Ascarate,
lot "A. block 80, Bassett addition Con-
slderation $3.50. Jan 80. 1912.
Licensed to Wed.
Nicolas Hellman and Elizabeth
BrOckhOlz.
H o. Webb and Virginia Andrews
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20

%ELL, sed Pa an glad TO see
NJ that the South Pole has been
discovered aggenn- Aggenn4
sed Ma why, 1 thought it had newer
been discovered until that Norwegian
Teller discovered It the otner day.
10. sed Pa 1t wassent tnaU Was q
All 1 discovered 1T first M AInl !lI-
-s- merely recovered It. The who're
ground had been gone oaver DeeLoaIt
SEQ Pa, BY no other man than me my
"a Ha, sed Ma Bobbie, here yure
father 20 on, Just lissen to MIN 4I uIe
Fe+l1e- discovered the South Roles bow
7o1p ago was that, deer hearJz seu
Ma Tell Us an about II
That was In 1871 Pa sed- Inlngs
has been breaking kind Of hard Ior
NJ in the United States, so 1 thought
Tvu6 20 out & do Httel finding. First
I found a rich man that Wud stake me-
e then I found a nice whaling FeSsel
which had painted all oaver and calIeo
the Dread-nfx Then I found grocer
who offered to trust me for all Of the
stoars & then I dug up dog Iancler
oaTer in Brooklyn who gaiT me hun
derd hardy Eskimo dogs
I dident have TO buy the dogs, ia
sed. beekaus the man witch owned them
had brought them from the north to
sell. but when them dogs saw the
Brooklyn baseball team play, Pa seo,