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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20
Besselo Pleads
 Not Guilty to Charge

h the United States District Court at Phoenix W. C. 5esselo, the Ssr Diegsn Italian was arrsignei and pleaded not guilty 10 the cnarge of using the msiis tu defrsud. Besselo was represented in court by Mrs Mary 8. Folz. the eminent woman lawyer from Los Angeles.
 The case is one Of interest to the people Of this community as a great many local pe"ple subscribed 10 the stock compsny. which the defendant was promoting. Ba-selo had c pst- ent pipe wrench tha, Is sad by many to be very valuable. The Democrat says the man himself is 6 mecDsnical genius, but kuose little or nothing about business or the laws of the United States.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20

At the meeting of the Ysvapai board of supervisors Thursday. an Of. der wac nsie that hencefor,h no more bounties would te paid for the hides of the skunk. The last legislature repealed the law which provided a bounty for these animals. and it is now in effect.
 Mics Agnes c Lsut. one of the special writers for the Saturday Even- ing Post and also representing several NeS York papers spent several dave during the week inspecting the ruins at Casa Grande. and slso to some ex tent, going into the irrigation ques. 'ion in which the people of the Casa Grsnde valley are 80 mut h interes.sd. It is possible that Miss Lsut will do some special work on the water aues. ton right after election.
 There are POO more scholars in the Douglas schools today than ever before D the history of Douglas, the total reaistration being l765.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20
Bull Moosers
 to Speak Here

Hon Dwight B Heard. candidate for Presidential elecrOr on the pro. gres.ive party ticket and Hon Geo. U. Young. former secretary of Terr'- tory and acting Governor will be m Tomt stone on Morday eyeuing and address the voters o' the ci y On the Issues of the campaign.
 rombstone Committeeman W. A. Fo.ler today received sdvlces that the two orators will te here and nave teen made by the local Progr, ssIve pa-ty nthusias for tig meeting on that date. The speaking will ne had at the City Park and announcements made later.
 Both gentlemen are able orators and Tom bstnne will accord them a hearty welcome
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20
Popular Cochise Lady
 Proves An Able Lawyer

The supreme cour, of the state Of Arizona had a womsn lawyer arguing before it yesterday afternoon when Mrs Sarah II Sorin oi Tucson Ad vsnced to plead the cause Of the ap- pellsnt in the case of Wsrnekros vs Bowman an appeal from the district cour, of Cochise county. Mrs Sorl' who is we'll known in Arizona. sa opposed by Col. Picsett Of Tombstone formerly a candidate for senstor from Arizona Mrs Sorin is a gentle gray haired lady who plead Ter client'- csuse with all the vehemence of a skilled practitioner, and all the dig nity of a thorough lawyer. Wnen she had finally concluded her srgu- ment, che was congratulated by even her sdverssries .-Republicsn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20
Will Visit Tomb
 stone on Sunday

Chairman H-r kIns of the Demo- cratic County Central Committee, snrcucce1 charge ID tie COchise itinerary Of Hon Mark smith, Hen Carl | syden and Hon Wiley E Jones g. that Ton rsfcue may have sn op- porlun:iy 70 hear theee distIE, ui-hed DemncTais and now the party Ui.! arri,e in TUmb-tone from DOus- las via auto On Sunday and remain here untIi the toliovjng morning.
 Accordingly the Wiiaun-a,aT.hsll Clua o' Tomh.tone will arrange for public Q eeiirg under the auspices rs he ciua p'esunAtiy the City lark ou sunday evening The Tombstone City Band msy furnish music ard a cordial aud enthusiastic meeting will he had
 Tomb=t5ra sil eyfend a hearty welcome to the visitors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20
From Thursdays Daily

Tie bosrd of Supervisors todsy awarded the contract for tuildine the Hereford bridge to the Midland Bridge Go for s3ll2 John E." sc:' as chairman because of the uosyol3 able absence of Chairman Hickey. Fouf i sets oi bids were offered each slt- | mitIirs several plans and sps cifca. ! tons, making total of F -ets oi hids | to be passed upon by the board The bic ioi the Midland Company was finally accepted for S3ll2. Page Windhsm. of Someftun, A the peanut business dogn to d scieuc- and is raising -ome of the bet ue-- nuts in the world. He Is exh:bliIn- bunch of peanuts wh oh weighs IS pounds and has about 5E pesau;. O. it, al grown from oue seed.
 T K. Brandt. caahier of the First National Bank of Ton. hsto ne, accom- panied Ly Mrs Brandt departed this afternoon for Tucson. where the State Bankers Assncia ion ~ill meet 'n con. v-ntion for two days, October IS and l9. l. is expec cd that no fever than sixty of the busy money changes of Ar zopa vii convene in tue old Pu eblo this week, when Tucson will de- monstrste her capacity 8. s conven- ton city.
 Charles Ray, brakeman on the
 Tom bsron- branch. lei for Tue on to. day 10 take in the Fair st the OlC
 Pueblo.
 \ County Surveyor McNeish returne, to Bi-bee tcdsy alter attending thu
 meeting Of the board of .upery sors. = State Senator Sims, of B.sbse, is ou C sith denisl yt tFe report that he va y going to orig nate proceedings ag ine = Cochise county i1 ,ha ma tor oi min q as-essment He says he never made J statement which could be copstrue e that ! had any such intention Tn
 false report originated in Ph enix,
 People who attend the Far q
 Light on the l9th will have the y!ea
 ure Of hearing political speeches |
 Congressman Hayden. Senator init n sad Hon Wiley E. JoE"s. The Hey
 den party will go to that point 'ror
 Tombstone, on their way to Dougla o, where they are to speak in the ever :, ing.
 ve James Mars Jf the Pony" join. he the Tombstone excursiou.s:s to u ,g Tucson Far today, leaving on Ii t' l0:iO train.
 o' Supervisor Wm. Riggs and wi n, came over from the Star ranch cd 4
 making the trp in her auto.
 Attorney Ed Flannigan was oy
 from Bisbee today on legal business
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20
HELP WANTED, LEARN AUT0M0- BILE AND ELECTRIC TRADE
 IN FACTORY

Ambitious men suo bo;s are wsnt- cd HhO wish Co take advantage pi this opportunity 10 b-cume trained me- cLsnics, after bIch you are given the preiererce of eu pI"ymeut in the Cal Iforni Foundry aud Engine Works, with whom this school has u contract, and where you nave the unparalleled advantage Of seeing with your own eyes and working vi h your own hands all the different oPerstions oi the me- chauicsl trades from the rawlings and blue print, the pat 'ern shop, then through the fcuDdry and machine shops and finally the finished ma chine IS in operation. We absolutely Gfter you the only opportunity wess of the Mississlppi River where, in the mluimum oi time you may master c trade that took men iu your fathers tune, five years belure he was con-id- cred "Out of hIs ime. To re able to read aud write your own name in Eng lish is all the education that IS required to enter this echoUl. Our instructors incIude men who have been induced 6. great expense, to come 10 Us from be highest chars of the largest engineering schools. Here IS your pp rtuni y oi file time to master trade and also spend the winter m Sou hern California where you never see 6 snowfall. Couses
 rom S25 co to Sl5) % Write today .for tree cs'slog cuntainIug all the iu forms'ion. Sptci.. Inducements of- ..ered fret scholar from new terrIory- e. ddre.s ECHANI AL ELECTRIC. L ENu,INEERING SCHOOL OF
 ALIfORNI 5257 souIbFig uero-, Los Angeles, California. 9-29
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20
From Fridays Daily

Fretchie Rose berg, the hat drum uer. N ho has been visiting Arizona points in the interest oi his firm Tor over 25 years was 6 Tombstone arriy- al today.
 Richard Hsvilsnd and daughter. Mise Carry Hsyilsnd. returned tndsy from sn extended visit to Floriis and the south Mr. h.vilsud who Is 6 p,oneer Arlzonan ard resident Of Co chise county since '79 says be will continue his residence in Cocbise.
 The refugee camp of the Morm0ns ID Douglas will be deserted by the end of this week. Bishop Lillywhite stated that most of the people had gone to Tucson. some to the Utah colonies and some in the Gila val
 Hey.
 ,l Keith Preston Is a Tombstone vis- itor today, shaking hands with man, . friends.
 Bob Hennessy, Walter Hubbard
 and Dan Hsuley came ov-r from Bis ' bee today on brief welt on cour U business. After stay o! q few hour
 they returoed via sa'o 10 the bi jcopper camp.
 JN Christiansen of St David Nas tcoupty seat vsitor today. al Sheriff Wheeler is owner of ne IS Overland suromohile. The car is - beauty and much admired hy tt r. many friends of the popular sheriff. 'i Col. II L. Pickett returned last e' |. ening from Phoenix where he Was Is ate ndsnce at the supreme court set
 sion and argued several csses for h ,d clients before that tribunal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20
Cardinals May
 Practice in Phoenix

The board of t-sde at Phoenix held . meeting Monday afternoon 10 c me plete arrangements relative to induc- ing the St Louis Cardinals to come to Phoenix for their spring practice President Martin oi the susrd Of trade will confer wIth Judge hingsbury oi St Louis and lay before bim the sd- vsntages oi the Cardinals coming tC Pboenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20
Tried to Steal
 Quart of Whiskey

When iourteen Msxicsns, two of whom were armed and one of them shOot:ag at him. attempted to take q quart W hiskey from him. K NJ Me- Mahan, a saloOnIst Of Rodeo, N M, acted in defense If Lis life, opening fire and killing one man, while an- other IS severely bu. probably not fatally injured.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20
Cattle Growers
 Meet in Tucson

JIM Roustadt, member oftbe Ari- zons Cattle Growers association. re- ceived word yesterday that the asso. ciation would hold it's meeting in Tuc. son Thursday, October IT, the first day oi the Southern A'izons fair. Tbis informs ion came from James Johnson oi Winslow.2president of the live stock bosrd.-Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20
Mexican Electro
 cuted Near Tucson

An unide' tiGed Mexican wEs el c trocGted st Silver Lake, near Trc-on Wednesday afternoon ln sP'ri. of iun ne inmp d ur from a u iron ,craper ant caught 0iIe of the power iine ol the Tuc-on Electric Light and r wer company. Itsaggsi under hIs Weight When h's eet toucht | the irou scTGper + ain, A circuit Sa, established and he Was instantly xllltd.
 The lue carrles 23DO wits The lead man Was ou. of the ere W working
 'n the dItch Of the Tucson Farms Conpany.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20
$5,0OO,OOO Dam to
 Be Constructed

A project that will mean almost ss much to the state of Arizona ss the Roosevelt dam has. is sbou, 90 be started. The prcject is the Geely- A'izona irrigsting company, which sill construct 6 large diversion dan three miles above Parker 1hs dam will irrigste about 25O QUO acres oi land and transform the desert into 6 paradise. The dam will cost in the neiehborhood of s5.OOO GOO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20

The political engagement of Hon Sam r Webb and Hon Louis T Car penter, who were to speak in Cochise county next week and scheduled for Tombstone on the 23d. has been called of. the state committee assigning them to the northern part Of the state. Hon Fl F Asburst will be in Cochise county on last days of cam paign, the dates of which will be an. nounced ty Csirmsn Hsnkins later.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20
Will Start Semi
 Monthly Payday

Beginning wth the wages due Tor the m nth of November the Copper Qpeen Consolidated NJ ming company will Fnsugura'e the semi monthly pay day for all mplo, @ of that company |. This Vas the announcement made Tuesday afternoon by $ W French general manager.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20
Must Show Good
 Health Certificate

After th = year st the University oi Ari2 'ua, sll students entering will b. forced Co show etstement from A phys ciIn. souching for their good teeiih. Inir wIli te A prsquisite to becoming entered n the ,tste univer- sly should the university autbori- nee dcc.de the, ih statement Is not all thst |; should be, another e1sm- Inat;on wIil be required from some phy siclsu desiensted Ly them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20
Methodist Church
 Makes Changes

Rev. J. s. Rogers, who for eight years pss, has bees superintendent of mis.ions and head of the Methodist church in the state, has been assigned to St. James church in Los Angeles His place in Ar zons will he taken hy Rev. A. s Atkinson, D. D., who hast been pastor of the Frst Me bod is church of Riverside, Cal. and is c man of vide experience in church v1fk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20
Former TombstonIte
 Stricken By Paralysis

Conrad Fly. sn early day Tomb stone resident, but now of Bishee and night ~aichmsu st the Spray shaft. ~ss stricken by paralysis yes terdsy morning about o'clock, and was found in helpless condi,icn by mine employees. He was taken to the Copper Queen hospital.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20
Court Cases Filed
SUPERIOR COURT

Judgment in cut No. G52i II L Johnson pr, Vail Banning CT. Plain tiff take nothiug, defendant recover | e ste of { 560
 Judgment in suit No. III. Lillian Volt Lensrd Dr. George L Lenard CT. Decree of divorce. p sintiff to pay costs
 Judgment in suit No. &. Nancy Mckinney Dr. R M Mckinney CT. Decree oi divorce.
 PROBATE PROCEEDINGS
 Estate of Alexander Wight. De- cree of distribution on final account. Final account Of Edward Branch, ex- ecutor. allowed All residue O prop erty distributed to Flora Branch daughter of deceased, same being property in Douglas, Pesrce and Turquoise mining district; also dls- ;ribuiiun Of come personsl property
 Estate of Alexander Wight. O der nf court to change name of Ontsrio mining claim to Saratoga mining claim in all places where it occurs iu the schedules, as 1t was listed On' taIio by mistake.
 Estate ri Elena Korpp. Order sp pointing | J Orerlock, w F Edward and Joseph NJ Muheim appraisers November ], 1912. at 70 o'clock m made day Of hearing return upon cal
 ni real estate.
 Es.a'e Of Aida sisy Wiley, minor , Order sppo' nsing November l, l9lI 10 a' m. day of hearing petition z 2 Aida NJ Wiley for appointment 6
 guardian, directing notice to be giver
 Estate of Terry minors. Order ap
 proving sale of pers ,nsl property.
 Estate oi E J Jackl.n. Order sr | pr, vius sale O. personal propert.
 Order confirming sale of real proT
 erty by c L Cummings, administr' c tor. 70 T k Brandt. for $500. of an UT . divided one-!our,h interest in Dou, e las town lots.
 Estate of Jsmes Fsrrsgh. Ord appointing Harry Fsrrsgh as admi
 istrstor.
 |, Estate of Hsery B Hanscom. O -- der 10 show cause why order of 60 of real estate should not be mad i. Hearing November l5, 1912. at ,s ?. m.
 ID Esta'e o' Edward Set,e. Order . '' pointing October 25. 1912. e. 10 T. ID. ss day o! hearing petition Of Fra ir ces Sette for letters of sd sdministratio Estate of Nina Stone. William Stone and Ro.s May Stone, minor - Order appointing Rosa Stone as qua - dian. upon her giving bond.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20

At Tucson. work on the consfrue- Zion of the new machine shop for the 5oothern Pacific company is going on ct . rA pid gait and it is ststed that within t~o weeks the building will be completed and the machinery in- stalled,
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20
Three R. Mine
 Sells for $2,OO0.OO

For 6 sum said to ba in excess of $2, 900 900, the "Three R mine in the Patagonia district is said 10 have been sold by \ L Am.teT to the American Smelling and Refining company. Arrangements are sail t' have been made to ship 900 tons oi ore daily to the shelter at Hayden, and 100 10 the EI Psso smelter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20

Gducsts Tour Jowe1%sgyith Csscs"~-- Candy Css5srstc. eurr eonslipst.oa c'
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20

PinesaIve e"'s IKEA rsvLri-. CS~e-liz v; -as.s 0s axn Cis:.-s
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20
-...-
 AHerQtjue

What is . "tonic"? A me iicine that increases the strer gth Or the tone of the wEo'e system. What is an "alIerati"e"? A medicine that alters Or charges un- healthy acton to healthy action. Name the best tonic ard alterative"! Ayers Sar- saparilla, the only Sarsapa- rilla entirelyfee froma alcohol. Ask your doctor about if.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-20

Bilious attacks, sick-hesdaches, inoiges- non, constipation, dizzy spells these are some of the results of an inactive iiver: Ask your doctor if be endorses Aycrs Pills in these cases. The doso n small. one pill at bedtime.
 Mae ey ths 2. c. sYER CO., Irvsu u.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25
Little Forget-Me-Not

once there was German fiddler
who Was very fine fellow indeed
and so very handsome that all the
girls wished him for q partner when
they danced.
one day as he was walking through
the forest he CHANGED upon a beauti-
iul little blue flower, such as he had
never seen before. AT first he Thought
mat he would pluck it. but It looked
SO very sweet and pretty that he de-
clded to leave IL to bloom on As he
was departing. what was his surprise
to hear the flower say to him. For
get me mott"
How very kind you are" said the
nddler; Il certainly will not forget
you See. I viii pluck and put you
In my hat
So he plucked the tiny blue flower
and placed 1t in his hat. He had no
sooner done so than the ground be-
fore him opened. displaying a cave
full az II could be OF gold and silver
and treasure OF all sorts,
Why. how lucky / am" cried the
fiddler.
Forget me not" said the little
/ flower.
He entered the cave. and a beauti-
full woman clad in white came forth TO
meet him.
| Welcome she cried. Fiji your
pockets with treasure. gentle sir"
! Thank you very much" cried the
astonished fiddler.
/ Forget me not cried the little
blue flower
| The fiddler filled his pockets so full
| that they were weighed down and he
could scarcely move. He was making
his way thus heavily laden to the
mouth OF the cave when his hat blew
Off
So very full we're his pockets that
| he could not st0op without the very
greatest difficulty. and he said to him
self, mo need to mind my hat: can
| buy another any time with all this
treasure in my possession"
Forget me not" pleaded the little
blue flower.
| The fiddler. however, was much too
! lazy to bother and was passing on
when loud clap Of thunder sounded
and the cave closed up with bang.
III the adder he'd not bsen already
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25
My Trip to Ocean View
by
LOUIS DAHL, Farmville, Va.

But on we went, for everything
That We could see that night We saw
From "A to T." from base 10 taw''--
The penny motion picture scenes.
The little penny song machines.
And next we tried the Guess Your
weights"
Our names We stamped on metal
plates:
The donkeys, too. the children rode,
But Maud, vow bet, l never strobe.
For fear. somehow. that 'twoud be
who'd share the fate Of poor old Isl >
We hit the nigger's beaver hat.
Jack johnson, Liza---all IF that
Black bunch Of darkles Ger the gate,
And then our photos while you wait ="
Our beauties gtruc-," We went up
ttairs
Where beaux and bellies with graceful
airs
Went here and there and Ia and fro
Upon the light fantastic toe"
Enough OF this. I thought. al last
My time for bed had "oyerpassed";
! quickly left this happy band
And soon was found Ia Sunderland.
ITO he continued next sunday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25

oned stings Nainlv the men threw
themselves from their steeds and
rolled upon the ground in agony.
There was no escape for fresh clouds
replaced those crushed TO death
In the struggle ChIogion's head was
cloyen In two by one OF his own war
r!ors. and he fell dead from his horse.
Nothing was heard in the Kingdom
OF the bees but the feebles means Of
dying men, and fnally even these
died away. and the whispering, sigh
ing wind was the only sound
And so II came TO pass that the
murder OF King Merovay was avenged.
and the child was saved TO rule his
people. Sweet as honey he proved
himself 10 those he loved. but his
wrath held the sting OF the bee in
anger When he was an old man he
died. and four hundred golden bees
were placed In his tomb. and the
brave silken banner which was set
over IL was sown with gold and
black swarm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25

My dear Aunt Nancy. listen now
For just while: I'll tell you how
I spent my time, and money, too.
Last week way down at Ocean View.
You bet twas fun. Aunt Nancy, dear
The "ciassiest'' trip Of all the year
On wednesday noon / took the train
And half past 1--WE was at the main.
Where first I saw Its pillows roll
Majestic, thrilling heart and soul
The trip had made me tired; for rest
found the home OF Mrs. West.
The Mecklerburg. the cottage neat,
Whose tables groaned with things To
eat
And rooms with every comfort placed
To suit the most fastidious taste.
When I had had q hearty meal
And out the stars began TO steal.
HE'D me down upon the strand
TO Join the merryrnaking band
We hit the owl and ducked the econ :
We threw the rings and hooked the
spoon:
The .'Dip-the Dip we rode around
And IN thu "Otd Min Race" we found
Enough Of fun TO please king.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25

When Merovay. king OF France. was
told that his son Childeric was walk
ing alone he WAS so happy that he
ordered q great feast 10 be made
ready in his honor. Among the
guests whom he invited TO take part
in it was Chlogion the Armortcan.
with whom he had been for many
years at war. and 20 whom he had
Just been reeonciled Perhaps" said
he to himself. the Armorican having
no little ones OF his own, Will love
our little lad, and happy prove a good
friend TO him some day
So the goodiy feast was set forth
on gold and silver dishes. and Chic
gion. with his $40 warfolk. came and
made merry about the hospitaele
board.
When the goodtellowsh!p was at
ts height Merovay set the little Chill
deric, clad IN his cream and-green
cloak. upon his sturdy little legs III
the center of the table The baby
crowed and smiled his welcome. but
the queen, who was watching the
American with distrust in her eyes.
suddenly caught the child in her
arms. At this very moment Chic
sion. mad with wine, sprang TO his
feet and with stron swing - shis
battle AK slew Merovay.
The queen fed. as one dIstra ueht.
from the banque. hall, fast filling
with carnage and slaughter.
With her little son in her arms
and accompanied by two men-at'
arms. she fled to a great forest known
as Mirkwood, which lay TO the far
east. Swiftly she rode, for she knew
full we'll that 50 soon as she was
missed she would be pursued. The
silver dawn was flushing the east as
she reached the shelter of the pine
forest.
Here she paused. striving 10 hush
the hungry cries of the cold little
king on her arm. "A little further
on" said the men-at-arms. we Will
come to the huts OF the charcoal
burners; there we will find food
albeit coarse fare for q queen"
So they rode on and on until they
had reached the rude novels OF the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.

7.3o A--Laeai-- Daily--Newport News
Sis A.--fncal-- Daily--Cear iottasvils. Ex Sun
Taurrnond.
1900 A.--Exgr-se--Daily-- Old Pant
i07ooA.--IeoA.-D. ily--Lehbs, Lea..C- Forge.
1900 Noon - ExDress $500 Daily -- Norfolk. Oh
Point
s2I5 P-Expreze-D aily--Ca-L'vi1e
400 r.-Expres.--ual Norfolk, ~. News
500 P.--Iooai--DAily--N Eews. Old P,ink
5:l5 p.--Ioeat-Ex snn.---C;ordousviils.
s6i5 p.--i.oeal--Ex ean.--Iynchburs. Natural
Bridge Ciftor. Forge
ss,so P.--fimtted- Daiiy-Csnoinnati, Chicago
stl-oo Daily.-Csacinsaai. L'sisiA
ssleeper. fParior Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMoND-Looal from
Ess.: $40 A. NJ. TAO P. N. Through hon
Fsse: II 80 A. NJ. 205 P. NJ. $40 p. n, Lneai
from wsss: $40 4. NJ - esq A NJ. aad z:21
P NJ Through: $40 A. Nj. II IS A. NJ. and 2;So
Pm.
s~Daitv exeer7t sunisv
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-25

outside the mouth OF the cave, ne
would surely have been killed out
right AS matters stood, however. only
the back OF his heel was clipped of,
and though he was left with his
pockets bulging with gold and silver,
be was never properly able to enjoy
them. for he was lame the remainder
or his days. -.