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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
PLOT TO BURN
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up early Thursday morning and hike
to Petersburg to take in the fair.
Many Rumors.

UP early Thursday morning and hike
to Petersburg to take in the fair.
Many Rumors.
We are hearing all SORTS OF rumors
about getting away from Camp Lee
in u few weeks. One report is that
we will be sent to Fort Sill. okla.
or Fort Houston. Texas. for target
practice: another that we're going 10
Alabama or Mississippi. and still an.
other that we're going 10 France soon
We don't get 10 sec many newspa'
pers and don't know what the official
announcements from Washington are.
But this place isn't so bad now. and
a great many of us are willing to stay
awhile al least. Anyhow. we'll all
stay here until we get orders 10 leave.
Strict Discipline.
The beginning Of our fourth week
at Camp Leo was marked by tight
ening Of tho military regulations.
Colonel Welsh had sentinels posted
for the 314th regiment field artillery,
and from now on il will he Halt, who
goes there" for every man who APP.
breaches the sentinel posts between
the hours of II o'clock ut night. when
the men are expected 10 be in har-
racks and rcrclle al o'clock in The
morning.
The pass system has been inaugu-
rated In the 21dth field artillery. No
soldier is nj liberty TO 20 10 Peters.
burg. Hopewrll. Dupont City. or even
10 leave tho confines of Camp Lee
without n pass issnnd by his battery
commander, or one OF his officers.
with the approval Of Col. Welsh. And
the soldier who is away from bar
racks after tanS have sounded is apt
n find himself trntting along to the
GUARD house. three PAGES in front OF a
sentry, unless he has a pass bearing
Tho anprovAl Of his battery commander
md tho rclmrnial officer nf his alb
yeucr from harrack during tho hours
Of challenging.
HiIt. The commanders deal as kindly
as tbcy do FIRMLY with The soldiers in
This respect. and no man who attends
ia duty nronrrly. knows his general
orders and observes The rules for mill
tarv courtesy is denied permission 10
70 10 town during half holidays, or
in tho evenings. provided Of course
that hc IS no, m regular or spo-
rial detail that does not permit him
tn leave barracks or tho post TO
which he may he assigned for a day
or longer period Of time.
There could not have been a pref
flor dav than today. Just warm
nnourh 10 be comfortable without a
coat. and the mir clear and crisp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
LIGHT SCRIMMAGE
FOR W. & J. ELEVEN

WASHINGTON, Pa. Oct. ia very
light scrimmage between the varsity ana
the second team featured the Washing
ton and Jefferson practice this after
noon. A number Of the regulars were
held out of the clash. but two or three
men. who neod work. notably the men
who have been out on account OF IN
iuries, we're given plenty TO do. The
scrimmage was the first In practice ror
ovr TWO weeks. and will likely be the
last ono the squad will have before the
Penn State game Of Saturday
The coaches were greatly pleased with
tho condition Of Brown and Wlmber!F'
Iinrmen, who returned yesterday To III"
field after a long aoscnc. The men
seem TO have recovered completely from
their injuries and are in shape TO play
= bangup game Both men arc certain
Ia start the championship clasa with
stnte at the end Of the week. The en-
tir. squad was available for work ndny
and Coaches Metzgar and Morrow lost
no opportunity TO improve team play.
Inst what was accomplished was not
given out, as the practice was again
behind barred portals. but tho men dld
nor leave the field until o'clock. tndi-
eating n practice Of ovr two hours and
q half.
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NAVAL BATTLE
CONTINUED From FIRST Page.)

80 guns, q machine guns and
several airplanes were captured
by the Germans in Oesel.
The troops OF the Entente
Allies are still keeping to their
trenches In Flanders, probably
awaiting Il betlcrment OF SOIL
conditions, which the recent rams
and flooded streams rendered al
most simpracticable for attacks.
Possibly, however. Field Marshal
Haig and the French commander
on his left have not yet sum-
riently pounded the German lines
with their big guns to warrant
the turning loose Of the infantry
for further gains. Day and night
the British and French guns are
showering the German positions
with the usual mass OF steel
which is thrown about them prior
TO an attack. while the Germans
AT various points. especially IN
the important salient Of the ipres'
Staden railway are replying YlD' =
OrouSlF.
TO the south along the Aisne
front, the Germans. after il lively
bomhardment. have again al
tackled the French and succeeded
in penetrating their enTench-
mcnls. As has been customary
however. the French Immediately
courier attacked and regained The
lost ground.
Little fighting Of great. intens-
ity. except by the artillery wings
of the opposing forces. is taking
place in any Of the war thcalerS,
but there is every indication that
shortly along the IsonZo front IN
the AuStro.Italian zone another
big battle will begin. From the
head of The Adriatic nol1hward 10
The Bainsizza plateau intense ar
rillerv duels are in progress along
tho front lines and against the
Austrian lines Of communication
in the rear.
Considerable activity also is in
progress or The Carso.
Aerial raids in force have been
resumed by British naval aviators
IN German positions in Belgium.
The BruggerS docks and SeNera,
airdrnmr% have been successfully
bombed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
BASKETBALL TEAM
Will ELECT LEADERS
Cathedral High School WIN Have
Strong Quintet This
Year.

A meeting Of the Cathedral High
School alumni. which was scheduled lot
last evening. at the high school. was
POSTPONED until Friday evening OF 'h!s
week on account OF there being but SIX
man prcsent The meeting was To be
held 10 arrange Il basket ball squad Tor
the coming season and to arrange q
schedule and elect q captain and mani
ager and other officers.
There will be few stars or inc
squad this year and they are c"h.I"Fn'
RAJ th,rc will be very few teams in The
valley that they can't handle. Among
the stars will be Thoner. Whalen 81
Statz, Henry Of ". and J.. Gorsuch. Raf-
ferty. Dailer OF Bethany. and ha!ten-
bach Of w. V. L. From the above men
will be selected the quintet for the COM
ing year.
All members are requested to be pres
ent at the Friday meeting. as there VIII
be- important business to be transacted.
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Russian Statement.

pT:TEOt;i:Ap. "r'. lG.--Th" German
landing fore" r,n la Russian island NJ
prsrl. * developing its success. III" Hus-
Sinn war uriir" announced to-day, anu
Inc Tcutnns ar" bring reinforced with
additional iro0nG.
The Germans hay" instituted an. nfr"n-
eiyr against thr Svorh peninsula IN
The southwestern section of IN" island
with the object "f capturing IN" Russian
batteries; at S"rrl. These batteries cnV2r
the entrance To 1h" Gulf Of RiEa:
Two German torpedo boats were SUNK.
two others were damaged md on" EnS-
sian torpedo hnni went /" tn" bottom IN
nm engagement ON Sunday I'm IN" Soeta
sound north Of G,'s"l island. III nfhclal
statement announces.
Tho RusSiari torpedo craft sunk WAS
the Grnn destroyer Of LOO tons. huiit
i'm 1qIi-lI. speed 81 knots. complement.
o. mcuN. Nor" than dozen German
torpedo boats had forced their way
through SOFIA sound. supported hy Il
German l,atilcship.. when they wore met
rv IN. Russians ami turned harN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
BOWSER OUT or GAME
WITH LAME ANKLE
Bethany's Fast Back Fielder Injured IN
Saturdays Game at Mus
kingum.

BETHANY. Oct. lG-Ar6a Bowser.
who has been playing a good game in
the back field. sustained q badly sprained
ankle in the game with Muskingum last
Saturday. and probably Will not be In
the lineup for couple Of weeks. Ex-
ceptiug for BowSers injury. the team re-
turned in good shape. and has been per-
feeling some new plays the last two
days. Since Bowsers injury, Coach
Chambers has been working Taylor and
T. Bowscr in the back field. but due TO
his speed and experience. il il likely +.
Bowser Will start in til game Saturday.
George Hepburn, captain Of last years
team. dropped into the Green and White
camp for short stay. en- route home
He has been summering in Florida.
Tho Henry eleven OF Wheeling have
been carded as the attraction al College
field Saturday y good game is ex-
pected. as this club always supports ono
Of the fastest teams in this section.
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v. Y. j. SHOWS
WILL FOR THE
HANOVER CANE
Special r.srs:rh to the In;eiltsrncrF.

MoRGNTowN W. va Oct; So long
scrImmagc that developed more asHr"S
sIvcneSs than has h"rn shown IN my
practice OF the year featured io-uaH
Workout for West Nirginl;.. The SCRUBS
wrro greatly strengthened by inc pres
cnr, uf NIedcmcy"r ana the WHORE
s"rv. aggregation played extremely
hard. . =.
The scrubs were given the bal IN
varsity five yard line. and, using t ,art
mouth plays: took III" oval oyer ,rins WIN onIv
nncvr in every four nr five attempts
were they able TO make s shnwsd re-
,nrrIiahlc mower on the dC'rnsF; HnI
tim. after time he broke througn I ihe
threw the runner for loss. wncn 'he
varsity too the offensive.
The first play was long pass IRON
Rodrers to Lent that scored 5oucit
down after a net gain OF 50 yaras' = =
fr>v minutes later Harris took inc nA,i
on short end run and never St0plyu
t!!l he ;allisd another touchdown -, Mef TO-
din was not allowed 10 scrimmaEs To-
dav, and Ice did not get In an IN, r""S"
work. The whole team, howcFTI R PHI
Uses to I've in tip-top shape LOT tmr ''''
month game at Hanover. SATURDAY.
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TRUSTEES
FOR J. Y. THOMPSON

CNIONTOWN. Pa, Oct. I'D. w.
Hertzug and George Z. Scrugham. both
Of Cniontown. and r. NJ. HItc OF Fair
mont, w. Va were unanimously recon-
mcndcd for election as trustees in bank
rupcy for Josiah V. Thompson. HHrincr
millionaire banker Of this city. al
meeting Of attorneys representing the
Thompson creditors here today. The
three men were endorsed yesterday BY
the Thompson ccrditorS' committee at
meeting held In Pittsburgh, and. il
Is expected. they Will be elected trus-
tees tomorrow Ut a meeting or the
THOMPSON creditors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
HARD PRACTICE FOR
WESLEYAN'S ELEVEN

Special Dispatch To the lnt'gencer.
EUCKHANNOE. W. VA. Oct. 10
Coach Neal" gave tho Wesleyan football
squad 4 hard workout today. which was
the first practice since Saturdays game.
The game with W. & J. showed up some
defects and the work today was aimed
toward those places. The practice was
varied and closed with a Commute
scrlmmage with special attention being
given TO the guards and tackle. Only
tn" varsity squad wns present for prac-
tIcc. as the second team playeyd Il game
this afternoon with Glenvilic Normal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
BLEACRERS ARRIVE
will Be Erected at Fair Grounds Grid
Today-To Be Used FIRST Time
Saturday.

Yesterday afternoon. over tho Wheel
ING e. LIKE Eric Railroad. the new
Wheeling high bleachers. orlcrd the first
Of the month. arrived. The preachers
were Immediately unl"aded from the
car, and taken TO tho fair grounds grid,
where they Will he erected today. They
will have n seating capacity Of over y
mn ncrsons and will greatly facilitate
Tho handling Of the lnIm"uS" crowds
which attend the Wheeling high games.
rhcy have arrived just in time to ac-
commodate the fans who Will witness
,hc hardest game that Wheeling high
has 10 play this season. Saturday. when
,hc Old Gold and Blue Orders meet Tho
Carnegie. Ia. high school squad. which
,is rcputed far and wide FOR having L
strong elvon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
STILL WANTS GAME

The ~ z. =. e. Of Martins Forty Il
st,u m want Of n game for Sunday 10
l,s r,nycd nj League park. They place
M restrictions on the speed or size OF
,hr team. bur really want n game.
The bac,. flnld OF the 'Ncacs" has
been materially strengthened by the
coming " Graham. former Martins
Ferry High football star and later
back field nan with the Martins Ferry
Ali-Stars.
The squad WAS put through hard prac-
tfrc Tursdnv ard will get the same desc
on Thursday evening.
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bove 100000 before tho drive
Appaa1R Iaauad.

Appeb4b @AoosA
Statement, urging the people OF the
country to subscribe now were issued
today by Secretary. Houston and Samuel
Gompers.
Every man. woman or child who
wishes to feel he has had part In
bringing about the wider Liberty which
Is coming TO the world through o war
we are lighting" Mr.. Gompers said. can
be assured he is contributing directly by
buying q bond. An investment in one OF
these bonds is an investment In Liberty
with q sure return on the money IN
vested. -!
Every citizen Of this free country
ought to contribute in accordance with
his ability. Patriotism consists In doing
or giving that which is necessary to
maintain the principles OF our country
Not giving. but loaning money, Is
necessary contribution to world free
DOM"
To tho farmers.
In a statement addressed to the FARM
ers Of the nation. Secretary Houston
said: =:
1T is every citizens duty 20 purchase
q Liberty bond II he is in position TO-.
do so. The nations task is serious
one. 1t intimately touches each OF US.
II faces you and me. II we do not WIN
this war We must prepare ourselves ZOE
grave changes in our institutions and to
lead q different sort Of life, from that
which we had planned to live-from that
which our forefathers died to give u.s.
the right to live. ~
IT know that every farmer wants to
do ali in his power for the nation in
this day Of trial. He will not only lahor
10 produce the necessary foodstuffs' but
also will contribute generously OF his
means to make it possible for the men
at the front to achieve victory 80
Secretary Lane, just back from LID.
ortv Loan tour of the middle west. told
President Wilson and the cabinet to-
day that the middle west was deter
mined to do its part. IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
TRUSTEES TO MEET
Teachrs' Pension FUND hoard WIZ
Hold Session This
Evening.

At the Wheeling high school his eve
ming there will be held meeting OF tha
hoard of trustees Of the Tachers' Retired
Pension fund Of the Wheeling independ.
ent school district. Special matters Will
be aiken UP and general business trans.
acted. The trustees include: Edward
Rogers. Miss Carrie are, Miss Mary
Rcppctio Dir. E. L. Amorecht. Dr. n ID
Reed. P. o. Rcyman and Supterintend-
cnt c. E. Citizens.
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william watkins.

ON Thursday afternoon ii = =. m. n
The home If his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwawrd Watkins. will be held funcrH'
services for tn" late William Watkins
who was killed III an auto accident III
Evansville. Ind. Sunday morning Kew
W. RI. Fields, pastor nf the First Chris
nan church. will officlhlr. thterneht
Will b. in Mi Zion cemetery
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Jacob Steucrnage!

Funeral services for the late Jacob
St,ucrnaE&l. who died Monday evening
nj $40 o'clock. will hc held at the FAM
ily residence Thursday afternoon NJ
o.: o'clock. Rev. August G. Ra$chr
pasror Of 81. Paul's Evangelical church.
viii urficiaic. Interment in Mt. zion
,ruCtErv
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WHEELING TO PLAY
CARNEGIE SATURDAY
PAST PENNSYLVANIA TEAK WAS
BOCIED YESTERDAY FOR
4 GAME.
VIII PHI Place In Schedule Made Vacant
by Moundsvtlle's Unttmely
Cancellation.

1t was learned Yesterday that after
all. the Old Gold and Blue squad ~
Wheeling High viii b" on, ,he football
map OF the world Saturday. y te'e-
gram received from the Carnegie RiSh
school At Carnegie. Pa. stated th2t us
football squad vii come to Wheeling on
next Saturday and Me-; the local boys ae
the Fair Grounds.
having a strong squad and il IS expect
ed tina, Their. vii! d. Il :lght-Ic-tne-t'n-
ism game Nth. ISlaad grid. wheeling
High was l.f, il, tn. lurch by Mounds,
yylIr's breaking IN tha home stretch ant.
though III. Carrsg:. gam" was uneNp"'t'
cd il was heartily welcomed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
NEW CUMBERLAND
DEFEATS BURGETTsTowS.

In q .nappy and exciting game. New
Cumberland HI defeated Burxettsto~n
HI last Friday. by score OF 12-o. on
Burgettstown gridlron.
Tho Burgettstown eleven IS fast ana
clean and tho New Cum berland boys
are quite free In expressing their ap-
prscfation Of tho excellent treatment
received. not only from the team. but
also from the people OF the town. The
return game Is looked forward to with
much pleasure.
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German Report.

FEII.IN. VIA LrNl'ON. Oct IL
The Germans hay" taken full possession
of the main portion Of '"Scl island nj
tho cntrn,rf" "a tho. Gulf "' RiEa. inc
war office rrp"rtS. fh" RUSSIANS nav"
been iSninich on Sv"rh peninsula ana are
Offering desperate r"$iSiAhr'.
Runo and .\brh islands. III me inH
or Rira. have been occupied hy thc Ger
mans, ana
The Germans have captured 100
nrisonfrs ON h"scl island and thirty
guns. twrntv-oru. machin" ghnS. anu sew
rrl airIlnncs. the statement says. IN"
essential part of the Germans task on
tn, island was accomplished in four
DAYS.
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NINETEEN AUTOS BURN

TI'NEEl.TON. W. Va. oct. lG.-- Nine
tcrn automobiles were completely CON
su,ncd when the BUnaIirld garage NJ
Tunnrltnn WAS destroyed by fir" enrIY
Yesterday morning. Among IN" NM
chimes DESTROYED wcr" n roadster hrlnnE-
ing tn Tho Cumberland Dry Goods ANA
Notion company. used by il. i: DAVIS
IL Cumberland street. 'ui'lf"rihhu.
travelling representative. ana '"r "S''''
b, MIR Wrngal". Baltimore rrp''S''t-
.i,r , p.Itiuor. show house. The gar
u,,c large structure. stood near a
,,rni, rarehnusc bcth buildings being
owned by Guy Il. ionnIicld Nearly half
,hr automobiles in the town were Kept
in the ISonailcld garage.
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wes1cv M Owen.

.BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,. Oct. lG.--Wes-
low NJ. Owen. aged As. who was an as
snciatr justice IN the banana canal zone
during the second administration or
President Roosevelt, died suddenly ut
his home here today.
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AT THE MISSION

A rousinE meeting was held at the
Union Mission last evening. There was
n variety OF music furnished by tho
Echo Bible class. consisting OF twenty
members Of tho Billy Sunday chorus.
Mrs. Sherman D. Clegg rendered solo
and Mrs. Harry Bans MISC sang. There
were two conversions and meeting was
quite big success In every way.
The meeting this cvning Will be leo
by Superintendent G.. ". Cory and spe-
cial music will be rendered.
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Ahro and Runo are small islands. cnch
about three miles long. Abro is M the
southern consr Of p"sol Island. about ton
miles from ArcuShur-. Eunn IS IN the
middle Of the Gulf. twenty miles east 81
the Cuurland cnasi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17

|. In securing under the ancient Roman
method the culprit was stripped. stretch.
cd with cords or thongs on frame and
beaten with rods.
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Through an INTENSITY" campaign ny n
crew OF trained irift workers. DctrolI
savings bank within rev weeks oo-
tanned sou ncw LrpositorS. and another
bank recently celebrated It's INST BIRTH
dny by uutting 5000 new names on its
books.
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Tonight.
Patdol vs.. Quakers.
Standards vs.. LaRrlle.
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NOT ENCOURAGED
(Coutinued Prom FRS Page.)

rnn. non. and whilu no figures for the
ntirc Kansas city dfstriN arc available.
[ is known that Omaha alone has sub
rrji,nd S1D 0n6 ann
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15
GAINS twenty
POUNDSONONLY
TWO BOTTLES
Felt Ike he couldn't last
much longer - T anla C
brought relief.

"a gain Ct twenty pounds or two
bottles OF Tanlac is going some, but
that IS Just what happened 10
me since I began using It., said Harry
ID. Wilson. an employe Of the Humble
OH company, at their Goose Creek,
Texas. plant, the other day
Il had q spell Of malarial fever
some time ago" he continued and
wasn't able 10 get Strengthened out
afterwards Ny system was badly
rundown. I lost my appetite and had
70 live almost exclusively on a diet
OF raw or very soft boiled eggs. Even
that didn't always agree with me and
many time my stomach would feel
al torn TO pieces. Ny head achec so
made me miserable and my system
was clogged I'd with malaria. fell
off 20 a hundred and tWenty-eight
pounds and was in such a bad fix
believe I couldn't have lasted much
longer.
i had already tried about every
thing else I could get without finding
relief and was sure surprised TO
find this Tanlac getting hold OF my
troubles before had taken many
doses I feel hungry all the time and
am actually ashamed to eat enough
TO satisfy my appetite Ny weight has
increased to q hundred and forty
eight pounds and I feel fine in every
way. ] have got over that tired and
drowsv feeling have more life and en-
ergv than 7 have had in several
a new man Of me and 7 viii gladly
recommend II TO anybody
Taulac is sold in Fl Paso by Kelly
q Pollard Co, Inc under the personal
direction Of a special Tanlac represen-
tative-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15
The Daily Novelette,
THE LAST STRAW.

Translated from the Hindoo)
-oR a thousand days and a thou
II sand nights had Ashbar Bey
L king Of rug weavers, labored on
his masterpiece. And now at last it
was finished, a thing Of beauty and
a Joy foreverybody-
The eyes Of Sishbah Chem, the rug
merchant, widened as he gazed-
Allah be praised" he cried de-
youtly. The rug is indeed a yeabal-
lahl CJim-honey)- I have a rich
American customer on hand, q man
who loves rugs even more than he
loves his wife and only son. VIII
And he departed and returned ano1
with a certain Sahib Kelly, from New
York, whose eyes also grew wide as
he Eazed.
language Of his land. That is a WIZ
a corkerl PH give you $4,000 bones
for it and no questions asked"
Ashbar Bey reverently smote the
ground with his forehead
You must indeed be a king In your
native land" he said Take It, and
adoru your palace amidst a thousand
fabulous works Of art"
We'll" said Kelly, as he tucked the
rug under his arm, 4 don't know
about no palace, but / got a champeer
race horse that can pass anything OF
the road, and this little ruE'u looH
pretty well draped over the side Of
her stall"
"Blishmallai" CWeu I'll be darned)
said Ashbar Bey, and he fell over IL
an unconscious heap. An hour later hj
applied to his brothers chewing gun
factory for an inglorious and per.
manent job as assistant faster