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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-09
COURT NOTES,

Warrants were issued this morning for the arrest of Jacob Meyers and c. Christensen. charging trespass on the Sheldon homestead.
 Ben Booth, V. McNeal and w. E. Dudger were bound over at Haines January 6, on the charge of selling liquor to Indians.
 Judge Jennings recently appropriat- ed from schedule "C" $1,OOO for the purpose of plastering and painting the court house at Ketchikan.
 The case against Dan Delhardt and Charles Bennett for trespass on the Chief Johnson house, was dismissed on motion of the district attorneys office.
 The case Of the Alas-Juneau against NJ. M. McKannan was set this morning for Monday following the Pacific Coast Co. trespass cases.
 A warrant was issued this afternoon for the arrest of Al. Carlson on the charge of adultery.
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TWELVE HUNDRED
 BANKS FOR SYSTEM

:. WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-More than 1900 banks from 45 States have ap- piled to enter the new currency reg. ional reserve system, They include most of the leading banks and trust companies of the great financial cen ters of the country.
 The organization committee is in session at New York today. Other dates for 1t are: waahington. Jan 12 to IT; Chicago, Jan. 19 to 21; St. Lou is, Jan. 22 to 24; Denter. Jan. 26, and Seattle, Jan. 31,
 Boston May Get Bank.
 At the meeting in Boston earlier in the week there were advocates for a regional reserve bank at Boston and some opposed 1t. It Is believed here that Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo now fayors such bank, fearing that the New York reserve bank will be too large if the region which 1t will supply shall include New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and the New England States as is urged at New York and by many Boston h- nanclers.
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Times Says JackIing
 Yacht Complete Failure

SEATTLE. Jan. 9. - The Seattle Times today says: "The magnificent, ocean.going palace on which Col. D. c. Jackling, the Alaska and Utah min ing magnate, expended s5OO,OOO, the steam yacht Cyprus, is complete failure, and her millionaire owner very likely will abandon her, prepar' atory to placing an order with the company that built her. the Seattle Construction and Drydock company, for another yacht of equal spIendor to be built immediately"
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REV. LIVINGSTON F. JONES
 OFF FOR LOS ANGELES

Rev. Livingston F. Jones, for more than a score of years in charge of the Presbyterian Indian missionary work in Juneau, left on the Spokane last night for Los Angeles, where he will live in the future. Two or three churches are available for Mir Jones, and he will decide after arriving at Los Angeles which one he will take.
 Mir Jones leaves behind him as friends all those that have known him at this place, and they include all the old timers and most of the new'com- CTS.
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PROHIBITION FIGHT
 ON IN WASHINGTON

SEATTLE, Jan. S.-A campaign for Statewide prohibition of the liquor traffic will begin in this State within the next few days. Notice of the pre- paration of a petition to have the mat ter submitted to the people at the next election was served on the Secretary of State several days ago, and the or, ganization for securing a sufficient number of names to require the sub. mission is being perfected.
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prealdent Ruah An optImls..

NEW YORK, Jan. 9. - President Bush, of the Bush Terminal Co.,, says: with signing of the currency bill became an optimist. This does not mean that we may expect great ex. pansion of American business tomor" row or next week, but it does mark, in my opinion, the beginning of the next cycle of national prosperity.
 Tariff uncertainty is over and the currency measure, after proper estab- lishment of the system, will put this country in a position to take its place as an international money power, and give us financial machine which will make us as nearly independent of for eign countries as it is possible for any nation to be-"
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All eovernors Nav Attend.

OLYMPIA, Jan. 9.--Gov. Ernest Lis ter has invited Gov. J. F. A. Strong, of Alaska; Gov. Oswald West, of Oregon; Gov. John NJ. Haines, of Idaho, and Gov. Sam V. Stewart. of Montana, to attend n conference with the federal reserve organization committee that will meet at Seattle, Jan, S1 with the end in view of securing reserve bank for the Northwest. All of the Gov ernors have replied that they will at tend the conference if the business of their offices will permit.
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NATHAN STRAUSS HEADS
 NEW PUCK" COMPANY

NEW YORK, Jan. g. - Nathan Strauss, Jr., who heads the new com pany that will operate Puck" the comic weekly, is said to have sub scribed for all of the s4O.OOO named as the capital stock of the corporation. Nathan Strauss, IT,, Is the son of the Democratic member of the Strauss family and was a pre-convention SUD- porter of Gov. Woodrow Wilson for the Presidential nomination. His fath- CT was victim of the Titanic disaster.
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ROBERT SCOTT HERE.

Robert Scott, we'll known conner cial man, arrived in Juneau on the Jefferson this morning, having stopped over in Ketchikan on the last trip of the Alameda. Mir. Scott has been gone several weeks and spent considerable time East visiting in Baltimore before coming West. He says he is glad to be back in Juneau.
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GUILT TO BE
 MADE PERSONAL

WASHINGTON, Jan. g. - On good authority 1t is said that the antitrust program of the Administration plans primarily to supplement the sherman law so as to provide that individuals responsible for violations of the law shall be held personally responsible and prosecuted under criminal indict- ments. This legislation will be based on the principal that guilt is person al." Other phases of trust legislation contemplated will aim to break up communities of interests" among great corporations.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Vice-Pres- ident Thomas R. Marshall declares there is no need for any antitrust leg islation at present in view of the en- actment of the tariff and currency laws. He says: "These two new laws are enough. Let's wait and see how they work out. believe sincerely they will prove a solution of the country's problems. If they will accomplish this end. there will be no need for further important legislation. Trusts are now coming in and eating out of the hand of the Attorney.General."
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MORGAN AND SPEYER
 JOIN IN CUBAN LOAN

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-It is reported that J. P. Morgan & Go. and the Ma tional City Bank will probably form a syndicate, in which speyer & Co. will have a participation. to float s1O,OOO,' 900 Cuban loan. This plan means a compromise among the contending banking interests.
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LEEHEY GOES TO HELP
 ALASKA LEGISLATION

SEATTLE, Jan. 9.-Maurice D. Lee hey, the Seattle lawyer, left yesterday for Washington to aid the educational campaign to secure Congressional SUD- port for the Alasak railroad bill and other legislation for that Territory. He will spend several weeks in the Ma tional capital.
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TWO SEATTLE ALASKA
 PAPERS CONSOLIDATE

The Alaska -Yukon-Pacifc Review, started at Seattle December 1st by J, U. McGrath. the Alaska newspaper. man. has been consolidated with the Alaska and Northwest Mining Journ' al. of Seattle. The latter publication is issued monthly. and covers the min. ing development and news of the Northwest with particular attention to Alaska. It has been published for several years. The scope of the pub. lication is to be enlarged.
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IMPORTS DECREASE FROM
 RECORD MADE IN 1912

WASHINGTON, Jan. g. - The i'm ports of last year averaged $146,25O,, 900 a month as against an average of $151 300, ,OOO a month for 1912 notwith- standing that for the last three months or 1912 the lower schedules of the Un' derwood tariff law were in effect. The imports for 1913 exceeded those of 1912 though the figures will not be given out for a few days. The i'm, ports for 1911 were only $116,OOO,OOO a month.
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Register c. B. Walker of the local land office left on the Jefferson to St- tend the Munday trial in Seattle.
 Mrs. Kate Kabler returned on the Jefferson this morning after an ab, sence of several weeks in the States. Her son Paul was left in Seattle with her daughter.
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London Approves.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-A London ca ble states that London is taking dis tinctly hopeful view of the American railway position. It is felt that Pres ident Woodrow Wilson favors the pe- tition of railways for an increase in rates, which will be granted. The pas sage of the currency bill and the Pres. ident's conservative remarks have ere ated an excellent impression in Lon don.
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SHOE MACHINERY COMPANY
 DENIES ALLEGED COMPROMISE

BOSTON, Jan. 9.-Presldent Wood. row Wilson, of the United Shoe Ma chinery Manufacturing company de- nies that any arrangement has been made with the government for the dis solution of that company or for the evasion of the antitrust proceedings against 1t.
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GENERAL AGENT WATSON
 ARRIVES IN JUNEAU

B. F. Watson. general agent of Alas ka for the Pacific Alaska Navigation company. formerly the Alaska Coast company. arrived in Juneau on the Jef' ferson this morning will remain here until the arrival of the Admiral Samp, son. January IS, when he will leave for a tour of the Westward.
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WILSON RELEASES DOVE
 FOR LITTLE GIRL

PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss, Jan. g. Acting on the request of little brown eyed and brown.haired school girl with whom he soon became a fast friend President Woodrow Wilson stood on the front veranda of the cottage, where he is staying, at sunset last night and released from captivity a white dove whose broken wing the little girl friend of the President had nursed back to strength.
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Gen. Villa In Command.

PRESIDIo, Tex, Jan. 9.-Gen. Villa arrived in person last night from Chi huahua and is today in personal con- mand of the seize of ojinaga. The at- tacks on the city have been kept up with unabated persistence for the last 24 hours.
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NATIONAL BANK EXAMINER
 w. E. WILCOX IN JUNEAU

w. E. Wilcox. United States national bank examiner of Washington, D. C.. arrived from the South on the Jef ferson this morning and will examine the First National bank of Juneau be fore proceeding to Fairbanks to exam inc the First National bank of that place.
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Mexican Shelters to Close.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-A Mexico City dispatch says not one shelter of 30 in Mexico will be running by the mid. dle of the month, thus completely par alyzing mining. Guggenheims alone have $1OO,OOO,OOO invested in mines and smelters, which are now idle and in danger of destruction.
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WILSON MAY NAME
 TAFT CHIEF JUSTICE

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. g. "A New Haven man who has just returned from Pass Christian, Miss, says that President Woodrow Wilson is serious ly considering the appointment of former President William Howard Taft to be chief.justice of the United States Supreme Court upon the re- tirement of Chief.Justice Edward D. White, when the latter reaches the age limit.
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DISTRICT COURT CONFINES
 AND AJoURNs EARLY

The district court convened at 10 o'clock this morning, Judge R. w.. Jennings presiding. The case of Nels Peterson against the ska-Gastineau Mining company came up and argu- ments were heard on the demurrer by plaintiffs attorneys to the complaint. The court took the question under ad- visement. This action is brought un- der the Territorial law and is an ac- tion to recover for personal damage. Court adjourned until 10 o'clock to- morrow morning subject to call.
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OLD TIME JUNEAUlTE
 VISITS CITY AGAIN

A. s. Dautrick, for several years a resident of Juneau but now member of the Seattle shipping brokerage firm of Ballard and Dautrick, arrived on the Jefferson and will be in Juneau for some time. He comes North as. wit ness in the United States district court
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FIVE BLUE-JACKETS
 DROWN IN WRECK

OLD POINT COMFORT. Va, Jan. g. Five sailors off the flagship wyoin- ing were drowned here this morning by the swamping of one of the war ships cutters. One of the drowned sailors, Ernest A. Roth, was Seattle boy.
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CRAIG WANTS GOVERNMENT
 WIRELESS STATION NOW

The citizens of Craig are circulat- ing a petition for the establishment of a government wireless station at that place to serve the people of the West Coast. Deputy Marshal McMull' en of that place has written asking Marshal H. L. Faulkner to get sup port for the petition from the Capital City.
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SOPHIA TAKES RUN.

The Princess Sophia will relieve the Princess May on the Southeastern Alaska run beginning with the next trip sailing from Vancouver January F. Her return sailing date from Ju- neau will be Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, January 2S.
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MAINE BLUE SKY" LAW
 ACCEPTED BY BROKERS

PORTLAND, Me, Jan. 8. - The Maine "Blue-Sky" law that went into effect one week ago today has been benerally accepted by the brokers and sellers of securities in this State. More than 100 have applied for regis tration under the terms of the stat ute.
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Gen. Buckner was the last surviving lieutenant.general of the Confederate army. He was prominent in politics in Kentucky for a half century, serving in practically all of the high offices of the State. He ran for Vice-President on the gold Democratic ticket in 1896.
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ARGUMENTS IN eoMPERs
 CASE ARE CONCLUDED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Final ar guments in the contempt cases against Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell and Frank Morrison were concluded in the United States Supreme Court last night.
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SLEEPING QUARTERS
 IN AIR MACHINES

PARIS, Jan. 9.-A St. Petersburg dis patch says that an aeroplane with sleeping cabins able to accomodate several passengers, has been submit ted to tests there and has been pro- nounced a complete success.
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CONTR0[ OF NORTH MEXICO MAY BE DECIDED SOON
BANDIT LOPEZ IS
 IN LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES. Calf, Jan. 9.-Ra- fael Lopez, the Utah bandit, was seen on the streets of this city this morn ing. He was searching for the Mexi- can colony. The police have not To- cated him.
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British Land Marines.

VERA CRUZ, Jan. 9.-British mar. ines have been landed at Belize, Brit ish Honduras, who are to be concen. trated along the Mexican border. Fear of increased depredations from rebels in the southern part of Mexico is said to be the reason for the step.
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Series of Early Battles
 To Ind Northern Conflict

WASHINGTON, Jan. g. - Reports are reaching the State Depart ment that series Of engagements that will take place in the near future be- tween the Constltutionalists and the Federals in Northern Mexico will de- eide the question of the cotrol of Northern Mexico.
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F. M. BAiLEYsHERE.

F. M. Bailey, bank examiner for in- vestigations and attached to the de- partment of justice arrived in Juneau on the Jefferson this morning and took apartments ot the Alaskan Hotel. He came to Juneau in connection with the Summers case.
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CANADA HAS DRAWN
 STRONGLY FROM U. s

MONTREAL, Jan. 9.-Canadian Pa cific railway officials state that within two years United States firms employ ing 1O,S75 men and having an aggre' gate capitalization of $1S,O25,OOO have located along its lines.
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MOVER TESTIFIES ABOUT
 HIS DEPORTATION

HoUGHToN, Mich, Jan. 9.--Chas. F. Mover, president of the Western Federation of Miners, was before the grand jury yesterday afternoon. He testified with, reference to his depor- tation from Michigan.
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WILSON HAS BROKEN
 THEIR sTRANGLE HOLD

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9.-President VII son has broken the strangle hold oi the benfciaries of special privilege, declared Senator James A. Reed, oi Missouri in speech to the Demo crats of this city at a Jackson's Day banquet last night.
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rhenn comnanles to FIaht.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-so far as
 the Department of Justice is aware, the following corporations expect to
 fight government suits and not com. promise: Steel Corporation, Harvest CT, Kodak, Reading and American Can.
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LEAVING ON JEFFERSON.

The following took passage on the Jefferson from Juneau for the South this afternoon: Mrs. D. D. Muir, Miss Jean Talbott, Mrs. J. H. Randall, Chas. Roth, A. B. Converse, c. B. Walker.
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Marines Going to Vera Cruz.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9. - All the United States marines stationed at Panama have been ordered aboard the battleship Minnesota which will re- lieve the battleship Michigan at Vera Cruz.
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consrescman's Wife Heads Democrat
 Ic Women.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The Wom- ems National Democratic League closed it's annual convention here last night with the unanimous election of Mrs. William A. Cullop, wife of Con gressman Cullop, of Indiana, president of the organization.
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GEORGIA TRAIN WRECK
 KILLS THREE PERSONS

MACON, Ga, Jan. 9.-Three were killed and 27 injured when Geor- gla Southern passenger train was wrecked last night near Cordele. President John B. Munson of the road was among the injured.
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THE WEATHER TODAY.

Twenty.four hours ending p. m.: Maximum-35.
 Minimum-32.
 Precipitation-.7O. Snow on ground-6 in.
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VANCOUVER REFLECTS
 BAXTER FOR MAYOR

VANCOUVER, B. C., Jan. 9.-Mayor Baxter, of this city, was yesterday re- elected for another term.
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JEFFERSON BRINGS CARGO.

The Jefferson brought 1SO tons of general merchandise for Juneau and 40 tons for Sheep creek, besides mail and passengers.
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COPPER EXPORTS ARE
 SHOWING AN INCREASE

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Teh copper exports for December were 2,OO0 tons greater than for December, 1912.
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PRIZE NIGHT AT RINK.

Tonight will be prize night at Jax- on's skating rink. There will be a prize of $500 for the best performer.
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GEN. SIMON BOLIVAR
 BUcKNER IS DEAD

LEXINGTON, Ky, Jan. 9.-Gen Si- mon Bolivar Buckner died here last night.
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Washington Gold Medal butter, c. c. C.. at Goldstein's. 9-123-14
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-22
Other American League Games
Maps Trim Yankees.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. June 22-The
Maps evened up the series with the Yam
KEGS yesterday. beating them to 3.
Steen was given an early lead and he re-
fused to relinquish the advantage.
Four triples were made by the two
teams, each one entering into the scoring.
Score:
Cleveland 0 / 3 q x-7
New York .. o q = 0-3
Runs-Graney ~, LeiboiG Johnston 81. ONeill.
Steen PeckinpauSh, Hartzell. Williams. Hits
inning; on McHale in : innings. Two base hits
Fisher, Steen. Three-base hits-Leibold John
ston Hartzell Graney. Sacrifice hit-Turner'
Sacrifice hies-Cook Turner. Stolen bases-John-
ston io,, Maisel, Olson ~. First base on balls
on Steen, 8: of Fisher. 3. First base on error
Cleveland Left on bases-Cleveland. 4: New
York 8. Struck out-By Steen. 4; by Fisher =:
by WARRIOR. !; by McHale. q Double Riss-
Dineen and Connolly. Time OF
game hours and 10 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-22
We KilIa da SIumpa.
BY ED CALLOW.

DETROIT. Mich. Hotel New Guinea.
June 21.-T'ree-a cheer. boys, we bracka
da jinx-we killa da slumpa. We
chasa Cobba Da Peach to da Jail.
Evrabod' feela vera good. 1t Is now
time to use-a da hammer to knock da
nail in da new granda stan seat for
serious world gam. Clarka Da Griff
an Joe Bowleg com to da train. Dey
shaka da han weeth Docta Vermicelli
an Tony Da Barb. say, "Griff.
come to geev da shave. My frand
Docta Vermicelli com to operate on
da slumpa," Firsta theeng Docta
Vermicelli max ezra boy line up for
da tesla; he max ezra wan taxa good
exam. Docta Vermicelli shaka da
head-he feela vera bad; he hav' tearsa
in his eye. He say. "Griff, deesa boys
petal League. Dey gat raw deal in
Santa Loose. Too mocha can spaghetti;
too mocha da frankafurt; too mocha
do heat" He tesla Joe Engla-he say.
TOO bad, deesa boy hav' sofia dreenk
on da heart" He find John Hem flav'
two-mean poison from sofia shella da
crab. Doc Air is sick from impura
garleek. Evra boy on da teama is vera
sick: dey no hav' ambish': da pepp.
Collide Milano say to me. Tony. firsta
an hair cutta. We no hav' gooda shave
since we leev Washeenton." Pretta
soon I maka da boys acquatnt weeth
Pennsylvania av' shave an hair cutta-
Griff aska me If da Washeenton peep
knocka da teama- I tai him da knock
is onla from da smalla fry. da four flush, da
cheapa skate. Doc Vermicelli max exam
of Walta Da Johnse He say, "Walta.
you are in vera fina shape. Onla troub'
you hav' is beega da heart. You feela
SO bad for da bataman lik' Cobba Da
Peach an Sam Crowfoot you permit
deesa boys to maka da hit" Walta say.
We'll Doc. I promise to tighen up da
screw; I will show deesa boys where we
gat off" Wen Cobba Da Peach hear
Walta Da Johnse is to pitch da gam
for revenge. he gat colda feet: he ar
range to stay away from Maven Feel.
He put up wan slick jobba on himself.
He hav priZa fight weeth his butch. 1t
was lika dees. Cobba Da Peach sneak
into da butcha shop. He say to da butch.
"Geevo me coupla pound sword fish,
Da butch say vera polite. Il no gotta da
sword fish, Den Cobba Da Peach try to
steala da weak fish. Da butch sa, .-hame.
Cobba Da Peach; why you no takle
da stronga fish lika da sturg'."
Dees max Cobba Da Peach so mad he
puncha da butch in da lefta eye SO hard
he bracka da bone in his hand. | go to
da Jail to shava Cobba Da Peach: he
say. Tony, you wop. wen gat to Wash
eenton. I will killa you" Dees is why I
gat permit from Sylvest to sharpen up da
stillett'. Wal boy. I theenk theegs look
up pretta good. 1 bayleev we are still
in da gam for da prize peanutta flag.