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ter for worse. for richer FOR poorer.
from this day forward, until death us
do part"
They sealed their pact with n silent
embrace. De Spain turned to Duke.
"You arc the witness Of this marriage.
Duke. You will zee, II an accident
happens, that anything. everything 1
have--some personal property-my In.
theirs old ranch north Of Medicine
Beud-somc little money in bank at
Sleepy Cat--goes to my wife, Nan Nor.
gan dc Spain. VIII you see to itT
81 will. And II It comes to me-you,
De Spain. will nee to It that what stock
have in the gap goes to my Niece,
Nan. your wife,"
She looked from one to the other Of
tho two men. IAN that I have" she
said IN turn, 1.-THE lands In the gap, cv.
crywhere around Music mountain, 80
to you two equally together, or which
ever survives. And II you both livp,
and I do not, remember my last hneS.
saSs-bury the fast In my grave"
DUKE Morgan tested the cinches Of.
~ saAdls "a. ths Lady once mofs, IN.
|iooood ~ tugs oace ntees. inn. ~.
[Aaeot1a1 A6ol6iG 04amtnA4seaeA haehloi
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The Potato Blessing.

Riding outside the city. n VIII NOT
fail to see the wide expanse or pota!"
plants growing luxurlously, and form.
with he INDUCES in a%ntlcipatlons Oh
the golden plenty that Is soon to DC inc
good fortune Of people. But cioua.
ing these nnticipations is n dark fear
that the Spectator will invade these
premises and get nearly all these pour
toes into his own hands and by some
sort of restriction or limitations :"
work the prospects that he VIII DC
able to keep up the price and gather
in the profits. says the Ohio state Jo"
nal. 1t would be n decided advantage
to the public welfare IL 1t could DC >"
decrced that no producer should se''
to u mere Spectator. There u no OF.
preston in that. OF course, 1t misn.
stavc of a little Inconvenience, but !.
will my in the end. Let us hope may
the beautiful potato prospect Will t"r"
out n public blessing.
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casion VAS the first in years; George
McCloud. who had come all the way
from Omaha to join his early comrades
in arms; Wickwire, who had lost hone
Of his taciturn bluntness--and so many
train dispatchers that the service on
the division was crippled for the entire
day. .
A great company of self-appointed
retniners gathered together from over
all the country, rode behind the gayly
decorated bridal coach in procession
from the church to Je!fries' house,
where the feasts had been prepared.
During the reception Il modest man,
dragged from an obscure corner among
the guests. was made to take his place
next Leftover on the receiving line. It
was Bob Scott, and he looked most IN.
comfortable until he found n chance
to slip unobserved back to the side
of the room where the distinguished
Medicine Bend contingent. together
with McAlpin, Pardaloe, Elpaso and
Bull Page. slightly unsteady but ex-
tremely serious for the grave occasion,
appeared vastly uncomfortable to.
gether.
. y
The railroad has not yet been built
across the sinks to Thief River. Blu:
only those who lived In Sleepy Cat In
its really wild stage days are entitled
TO call themselves early settlers. or to
tell stories more or less authentic
about what then happened. The great.
err number Of the Old Guard of that
day, as cankering peace gradually re.
asserted itself along the sinks, turned
from the stage coach to the railroad
coach; some OF them may vet be met
on the trains In the mountain country.
Wherever you happen to find such IL
one, he will tell you Of the days when
Superintendent de Spain Of the West.
ern division wore a gun In the noun.
tains and used 1t, when necessary, on
his wife's relations.
Whether 1t was this stern sense Of
discipline or not that endeared him to
the men, these old-timers are, to u
man, .very loyal to the young couple
who united in their marriage the two
hostile mountain elements. One In
especial, a white-haired old man, dc.
scrIbed by the fanciful as a retired
outlaw, living yet on Mans ranch In
the gap, always spends his time In
town ut the DE Spain home. where
he takes great Interest In m active
little hoy, Morgan de Spain. who
waits for his Uncle Dukes coming, aud
digs into his pockets for rattles cup.
tured along the trail from recent huge
r~attlesnakes. When his uncle happens
to kill u big 0ne--one with twelve OF
thirteen rings and a button--Morgan
uses 1t to a his younger sister,
Nan. And Duke. secretly rejoicing at
his bravadO but scolding sharply, helps
him adjust the old ammunition belt
dragged from the attic, and cuts fresh
'gashes In 1t to make II 1T the childish
waist. Ills mother doesn't like to see
her son In warlike equipment, ambush.
ing little Nan In the way hob Scott
says the Indians used to do. She
threatens periodically to burn the belt
up and throw the old rifles out Of the
house. But when she sees her uncle
and her husband watching the boy
and laughing at the parade together.
she relents. Il In only children. after
all. that keep the world young.
(THE END.)
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Find q Use for Rats.

The city authorities Of Stockholm
have begun a campaign against rats
by offering a reward Of 2h cents for
every dead one. While II IL hoped thus
to reduce the rat plngue considerably,
the chief end Is to get an important
addition to the stocks OF fits available
for the making Of soups and lubri-
cants. The rats are treated In n
"c0rpse utilization establishment"
where. after the fat has been boiled
out. what remains II converted into
u poultry food. South Sweden Inns
for some time been utilizing cud,,vrrs
Of animals. Considerable fat IL ulsO
obtained by skimming large contain.
ers placed In the sewers leading from
hotels. restaurants and other places
where there II 90 unavoidable waste Of
tat.
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Alert for the Future.

"you've got Il lot Of weeds In your
garden" &c.,.
"Prctty fine weeds, too. don't you
Think" rejoined Mr.. Crosslots.
"Surely you are not nursing them
aldngi"
eyes, sir. I've been finding out that
so many new things are edible that
I'm holding out to g whether SCI
ence won't discover some way Of fry
Ing the jimpson or stewing the bur-
dock"
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CHAPTER XXI.
At Sleepy Cat.

Nothing in nature, not even the
storm itself, is so cruel as the beauty
of the after calm. In the radiance of
the sunshine next day De Spain. deli
rious and muttering. was taken to the
hospital at Sleepy Cat. In an adjoin.
ing room lay Nan, moaning reproaches
at those who were t~orturing her reluc-
family back to life. Day and night the
doctors worked v the three. The
town, the division, the stagemen and
the mountain men watched the out
come Of the struggle. From as far as
I Medicine Bend railroad. surgeons came
to aid in the fight.
De Spain cost the most acute anxi.
ETY.. The crux Of the battle, after the
three lives were held safe, centeren on
the effort to say De SPANS arm-the
one he had chosen to lose, If he must
lose one, when he strapped 1t to the
w%hifletree. The day the surgeons
agreed that II his life were to be saved
the arm must come of Mt the shoulder
Il gloom fell on the community,
In a lifetime Of years there Gun come
to the greater part Of us but a few
days, a few hours, sometimes no more
than q single moment, to show OF what
stun we IRE really made. Such II crisis
came that day to Nan. Already she
had been wheeled more than oncc into
De SPANS room, to sit where. she
could help WOO him back TO life. The
chief surgeon, In the morning. told
Nan Of the decision. In her hospital
bed she rose bolt upright. mo" she
declared solemn1x "You shan't take
his arm OIL" .
The surgeon met her rebellion tnct.
fully. But he told Nan. at last, that
De Spain must lose either his arm or
his life. NO." she repeated without
hesitation and without ~blanching, "you
shan't take or his arm. He shan't lose
his life"
The blood surgcd into her cheeks
better blood and redder than the doc.
tors had been able to bring %thcre-such
blood rs De Spain alone could call into
them. Nan, with her nurses help,
dressed, Joined De Spain. and talked
long and earnestly. The doctors, too.
laid the situation before him. When
they asked him for his decision, he
nodded toward Non. "She will tell
you. gentlemen. what we'll do"
And Nan did tell, them what the two
who had most at stake In the decision
would do. Any man could have done
AZ much as TINT. But Nan did more.
She set herself out to save tho arm
and patient both, and, lest the doctors
should change their tactics and move
together on the arm surrepttiously,
Nan stayed night and day With Do
spain, until be Was able 10 make such
active uss Of either arm - 70 coavincs
her that no and not the sufgee10 woel6
$1,000 - WV ..x4
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IdIeness Makes a Fortune.

'Tf you sit idly you will lose money
every minute" Is a liberal %paraphrase
Of a well-known Japanese proverb ana
serves as n protest against idleness.
but the Tokyo Hochl cites the case OF
the great Buddha at Nara, which,
despite @innctl0n, is reaping A. fortune.
During the year ending June % the
Buddha received 351,O0 visitors, who
paid admission fees aggregating S9'5'o'
The cxaction Of a fee to visit the Dig
Buddhn began In 1911, since winch
time $127, 800 gate money has been TO-
cetved. .
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stnps Of aeathes. the re-eatoecso fas-
Jennings on the whiEetree. rolled all up
again, strapped II. and stood BY the
head till De Spain swung up into the
saddle. He bent down once to whis.
per q iast word OF cheer to his wife.
and. without looking back. headed the
Lady into the storm.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-09-06
SLIGHT Mistake.

Il must say this khaki camping
skirt Is a Loose fit"
' :'You're IN wrong. autie. That IS
the boys tent YOU have on"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-09-06

Parson--'This eccentriclty sou
speak Of IN your daughter, isn't It.,
after oil. a matter Of heredItyf" Girls
Mother--"No. sir. I'd have you know
TINT there was never any heredity 10
our family."-Boston Transcript.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-09-06
one g~xplsnasIsn.

~ like this poem Of yours to q brook.
Il fairly gurSies. You evidently
wrote Il BY q ripping rill." mot
exactly. sald the poet" but I dlo write'
Il With q fountain pa. Maybe that
loecQu3tD t. ~
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Natural Feeling.

@"IIow Is that stitch in your side"
"Oh, 1t is only sew-sew.'-b liti.
mere american.
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The Reason.

"Let that man down easy"
"Why should r."
"Rccallse he's 50 hard up"
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womANps GROWING GLORY

Is her hair. If yours is streaked with
! ugly, grizzly, gray hairs, use LA Gre
ole" Hair Dressing and change 1t In
the natural way. Price $1.OO.-Adv.
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Making Haste siswly.

The grandparents Of little Virginia
were recently visiting her and one day
her grandfather. whom she called
"bampa." happened to DO upstairs
when the maid called dinner. Tho
grandmother, accompanied BY Virginia,
went to the foot Of the stairs and called
grandfather to hurry. Waiting Q fsW
moments and not seeing her grand.
father appear, shs said: "Bampa %
slow hurrying, Isn't her
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Il v reported that . large number
" nussisns ass about 70 eolcaiSs y
1922 AAara Stta5 GsgM
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-09-06

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her through the snow n still breathing
human being. Less tlnn IN hour be.
fore 1t had been Il man. 1t was hardly
more now, as the Lady plodded on,
than an insensate log. But not even
death could part it again from the
horse to which De Spain, alive, had
fastened It.
The fearful pain from the tortured
nrm, torn at times almost from ita
socket. the gradual swapping Of strnin.
ing llgaments. the constant rupture Of
capillarIes and veins sustained his
consciousness for q while. Then the
torturIng pain abated, the rough drag.
ging shattered the bruised body less.
II was ~ II the Lady and the storm
together were making easier for tho
slowly dying mar his last trnil across
the desert. He still struggled TO keep
alive, by sheer will power, Pickering
sparks Of consciousness, and to do 10
concentrated every thought on Nan. II
was a poignant happiness to summon
her picture to his fainting senses: he
knew he should hold to life M long
o. no could think Of her. Love,
stronger than death. welled In his
heart. The bitter cold and the merci.
less wind were kinder M he called her
image from out Of the storm. She
seemed to speak--to lift him on her
arms. Ahead, distant mountains rose,
white.peaked. The sun shonc. Hs
rode with her through green fields, and
q great peace rested on bile weary
senses.
ssss . . .
|. iAdy Jans, pssAins 'oa and Cd. en.
liahtoao6 NJ nat instinct before which
EGIo1IllNsak 81 rlllEnf,
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Sie bratt1en nidt uf oieiem
2ouoe BIT leben pOer 8erbeiierungen
ouf 0eluielbeu por5inlehntetl, wenr
Sie 0asielbe inter oelr goliten0 9ct
belegen. g8ir foniten 100 @der I'M
noroiihen Miinueioto nit idpnr5em
8o6en uno Sebm uatqrarmo, fitr
Sie erlongen. @eiae Steine, CUTE
5troBen. Nur nod meitiq iibrig.
9eouftra9t inns che es SIT lp1t lit.
5rogt nadl &errn SnseI, t0i5.t6
" o. rs. SebGttOe, Gntaba. Geb.
-A.dt7
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8er Herf Scr a~derprOslsgfe IN
1tn Der. Sfaattn im Sahgt 1916 mar
am z03S Vrpsfni 455er as DIT in
aa9Et 1929.
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gabcr. 0r. Moorfielo's 5hnpefel.
DompFb6ocr. 1909 SoporN ct. Sill
Fe fir &bumotismts. Dtailoge II.
eleftr. gebonoIung. Sog ny gladlt
aeoffret. 9(bteilnne fir Gamen, 5
llbr nlorgenS bis 6 llBr abeu0s. g.
omaha MiueroImoiier. Doug. d753.
7st0a17
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Maiingr 9arlor. 5rduIein @eis
ger 1nO Sri. China @iaioms. Wfine.
raj. 9ampf. mo @onnenb1oer.
Snnutogs unO abenos ge0ifnet. 228I
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gder. @crlhieOene Bargains.
Spreht bal rtir Dor. gtatbau @atts,
537 4arton ST., Omaha. Gebr.
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.Mnnrnrhritell.

Sdidei Sie mir S9re on8ge.
tarnmten Scare uno i'd made 81
neit einen 3opf. Toe bis $t.50.
Mofe aud ltbrfetten. GoitbefteI.
Ilngen prompt beiorgt Gat6. Sane
len, 29G U 2a1tOn, ct, 9auf,
Minn. 1.tst7.
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Gllms frei entruidelk N einem
goae. Sale ac6of Gtiioio, ReDiae
glod, t6. unb &arnen Omaha.
-12st.17
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,,Gift ucpcIties's
SUD- SEQ. 6.
Zen a0sttns esrOett.

sSnnfsiq gEaIeitaraeH mir misunderstanding
IN 5dtelarbeit. .Gsdn ilnbet bierbei @efneHfe
thr ie0es gliaIieo oer 6nnlilie, ME S@lr5eH,
4aimcRtlneF, SaubDeL 8abiditeH, Enninds
iailen, Aueerbeniei, iomie eine Meaae ans
bercr dbniilaer Mrtifel, Die duberit teiht bers
~sliteliefl it1o, nn0 ben Gmpfdu0ern blele
ssyelbe bereiten. Gie ituoeH inter ser crobet
Musudbl iiber bas 8GlIeuoe ifE 3hre Ners
pan0iet Cher @esaiifiieR.
Eiss SuD fir 12c porioirei peF 8oit bers
inubt.
sasiae cmaba zribHHs
1871 S0Darb Sirahf EmaBa, gsbr,
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DMrdb klcinc ,,Derl0nots1lnsciocn" wirN be-
fric6iot, tper 6ilfc min i'm RanIc, 0uF sem
Canoe cNer Scr Sabrik, pcr kaMfcn cccr pcrs
kamfem lUiQ, wcr 1Grbcit cHcr 6eIA6ftss
anfdbImk Imdbt, wcr ctrpas U~crlcrcn bat cccr
tucr kapitGl braidbf.
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NadbeSe6nna

9a6bebefnng-9edt SIR Dad?
ggir %reparierm ielbiges fir Die bal
ben Soften, bic anoere berlongen
uul0 odrantiereu uniere Mrbeit.
Mfeolud 9ioofing So.
Sci. 9pngl 3261-4tt @are Slf
-9.1.17I
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3n Derfaaisn, DrrtanidcH oOer 81
bgrmieten nir soc Der 4fer 9rels
$3.50 bis S25 Der 4fer. 20 SET.
tionen 2an6. $40 Aaer o0er melr,
Hegt i'm 9rt6ur Co. Nie4berion
Co. 9romn 81. 0haie So Stun.
baa @e 9berrn So Suo II 9ioro'
Iafoto SIS 4rmloes 8l0g. get.
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Erafhides sGttins.gr.o.

Htgs H.
@dbi bpnitd1eide NM fldr ilnttriftte Nns
ieitiHgeH IN alien IeiIeu Der iebt 10 polishing
lidbeH GatiiHqsauHit. Ite 0nf6babtftg oer
saifiaen uR0 bic Gage Der edHoc mirp IN
iie5eH iebr beutiideIl liEID taoeiigs ge5ei6Hetel
ElTnifrditnnen ge5etnt gelcigi bon fehr tefAf
DetfiaHoi1 Nepebeiaa GniesinngeH. Cine gr3Be
In5abl bon Wguitern fsr st0Htcn. Giniaee, 10
fiBe. Mttieliti1es Strngef, glantfieibers G1o
eeat6eniohs, S~dnotu4fnnten, 8rotleIlersBed'
Den nfiu. liHo abdebifoet tne eie Inieiflns
gen erm5eIiben Is aum slniangerr, oieieIbei
hersuiteueit
Eas 2nca If 6Hi Dem belieH Barrier Hat
oeIi b66fieH AfrioroexuHgen Der 8ambTuders
fiiHit asbridi, uHn orr Afiib oesielbeH mir0
tir Sic cine Guele BET Befritai6une unD res
-MeraniigeHs biloeTi. gllnH iebe nnteH bic Ieid,
Ten BeoiHGuHgeu. 81 Rrlrer e 81 habfH IN.
gieies eE6 fur f2f porioirci per Rot bep
funDb
Sagliat Cmnba Sribane.
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Sans ~ D%crFanfen.

4 3immcr 0nuS ) 9lods bon
StroBenbabn uno gutter StraBe. Sc
ment 9nrgeriteig inn 1alls bis CUR
5troBeubahn 2oi 80 beI 1873 SUB;
geaiou 8aiierleihutg. elettrlides
2idt, BpOenfnntnler, gan8er Seller.
0%ubnerbnus 20 bel II SUB, inHen
nit 2atten beridlalt nn0 init elet
trilflem 2idt allsgeltqttet. Gnclone
Seller. s. u. Garlberg, $40 8rnnb
els gheater 800. 3s5.17
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Gyarmen An Uerfanfen.

Bette Carmen I'M fDeitlihen Soma
uttO allen EeiIen BON gtabrasfn Ill
btaiaen grciien lft0 giinitigen Cob
IungsbeoinGangen.
$. .. gSalbrpr, 1867 Omaha
9dtion1I gaHf 9lOe.. GinabG, gteb.
-Ss5.t7
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9amOrr6Olben, ,yiitcln fmriert.

PUHIUttYDEUtN OtFNtH tHEtNkA-
Or. 6. n. SarrD turiert Sdmorr.
boioelL 6ilteln uno anOere Garnl,
lei0en obne Oberotton. Sur anror.
tierf. S1reibt UNI BUD iiber Dorm.
lei0en nit 3eugniflen. 9r. G. 81.
Sarrn 240 See 8Iog., Snabc.
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BomSolr ueoIioees
SO. 3.
Bon a6eiiae gorbeL

Bon a6tlfus eorbsf.
Elefe3 Bind snibdlt pie ale d6tigeB Hda
der 6iefer Game cine arpbe s~uspabI flns
ieituneel fUt s1feIutleile1. befcucers fdr
Das Ncnbcirs Ban nr1ef etIe 9roee Uns
safl afIiier bon M1raenileioerH. hdppden,
sdnlcB, Hiiiaiiffaef. penbeHnnflgH. da6fs
flelDsrcqiisH, 1asheMiiiretHs AlnbegghlbeH,
MiH0eFhGnBeH. ranf6ejlIstrH. S4trsagR fir
eiefitiihc 2afaesfB, tidaelfi1en Hir. Ter
bsi gute1 fsiH Hnb i1r Gin 3eroHiaea be-
Ieiigh. Dsda hareste i0fgri am oasfelbe.
9ieies 2nn lit re s~oTioitel pes 9oit Der.
iapof.
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WaeOiainiiArs.
gRaiiaoe unS gaSrr.

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9inmer 2 91oer un0 Wloiioee,
Sci. 1ouoIos 34tO. Sill
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qafniilnni narlnen.

@oLftaitmsadn0. feiu beilere,
$25 BIS $40 per ader u. Z Smifb
So, 9ff Sin Gatl ganf 9l0g.
Il Il.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-05
klaiiifisiertc anscisen.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
In Answering Ads ri>sse Nen,icr Time.

WRITE call nr phone W. about Your
farm you wan to selt W. have the
buyers, don't delay. llall, 40 Lee llldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26
Lawyer Permits
Client to Bite Arm

BOSTON, Jan 26,-Attorney Henry
K Roberts counsel for John K, Sand
ford, negro janItor Ola Winthrop apart
mcnt house, bit his own arm until i,
bled, and then allowed his client to
maSticate another portion OF the mem-
her IN a similar manner N ar attempt
to convince Judge Barnes today that
Sandliord was Innocent OF al ALLEGED
assault upon William J Sarfaty, a ten
ant
, Sariaty, finding his flat chilly on ;
recent cold day demonstrated with San
diiord, whercupon the Jabltor was sal,
to have bitten Sariaty's LEI, arm an,
thumb. A physician who treated tn,
/ injured man examined Sandiford'
teeth and declared that II VAS he whc
had bitten his patient
Attorney Roberts told the court a
this point that, in his opinion, any w,
bites would look alike, and ATTEMPTED
to prove it. His heroic action, however
did not convince the court and sand.
ford was found guilty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-26
LOST AND FOUND.
POULTRY AND PETS.
In Answering Ads. Plesae Mention Times

FOR SALE GO-ogg buckeye Incubator
Is, also h0-cgg CNClu inCuha tor. In
Gulrr l2lb W alst st
WANTED To huy small male bulldog
must bee very cheap. MI care Times
WANTED-G Aredalr puppy st rc1-
tonabo price Address George "
Guthrie, 1909 Classen, Oklahoma CITY.