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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09

A BIO NACNIF1CE
Fine Colorado irrigated farm, 900 acres.
With 32O shares perpetual water right.
all level land excellent soil 100 acres
now In alfalfa; splendid house. barn.
gmrary, etc an ideal dairy fam, close
to creamery owing 10 sickness In family
owner must sell at once. write today.
T u. Lynch, Model. Col, Las Animas
county.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
Illinois
Arkansas.
Colorado.

1000 ACRES Irrigated hay aud grain
land, with water right, In Grand coun.
~, Col, $50 per mere: with or without
Hereford Thoroughbred cattle. For in.
formation. write Jones Cattle Co, Rrem.
Wiling Col
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
rARM AND AcRE TRACTS
Oklahoma.
All Bottom

lb0 acres In Ten Mile fiat 100 acres
finest quality. heavy sandy Ioan soil
none better for corn, alfalfa, cotton and
wheat; surrounded by pne farms priced
at tl2b 10 $50 per acre, this farm. for
quick snle, is5 per acre
Ross K. Thomas & Sons Co.
gOp- IN CamDheIl Htdu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09

WANTED to let contract for drilling In
Chelsea fleld portable rig, Wiro or
call G. H. Hamilton. SOL HerskowitA
NJ. 2Ss2
SIX acres with small producing wells:
Just right for new company. Wal is5.
Gl6 Security Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09

For SALE--One two story frame bust
ness house In one OF the, best oil towns
In Oklahoma; now under lease for 81 $50
per year; price 5000: need the money,
For further information write w. c. Cole,
?2l6 College Ave, Fort Worth, Texas
FOR SALE On account OF fractured
arm, shoe shop and shining parlor;
will take about $500 to handle same,
Henderson Shoe Shop, Gainesville, Texas.
FOR SALE--pnol hnil md hnrhnr shnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09

FOR SALE--Tallor shop. doing from $40
to $50 per week; best location In town:
Hoffman press; extractor. delivery car,
and other things too numerous 10 mem
tlon: everything In first class shape w.
q. Glen. Cordell. Okla.
FOOTBALL, Q tables; 2-chair barber
shop. cigar Sand. Tanhauser bar; Nor
rison. Okla. the coming oil and gus
centerj reason for selling, other business
compels It; rent SIS; nice brick; all for
$3.50; take good auto or other clear prop
eTty: might sell on terms, don't miss
this Hall. 2lb Lee Bldg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
on LAND, LEASES AND srocx

TEE-This desirable stock for sale a a
bargain. Bob Parman. 500 Majestle. w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
Books and Authors

York %hose ~" sc GRpIss
insight into some OF their problems, has devot
nd h nd data s sAs for "i Soek to
for the Workers which Mofrat ' Yard & com
Of a1 the sn e Ss Work
interesting study OF the ]. w. W.
, Though "syvander and Ciarinda." the recent
Turns and Agnes Mtchose. edited by Amelia
@e 9 aS' ht the i. na
that the correspondents were not hopeessly lost
carinda: John Milton I wish thy soul better BET T
rest res than ,,o ! cSpee. on my pillow tonight. OH
nature" and when Clarnda could retort:
horse in me. You and have some horse rise prop
,r , but more OF the eagle and too much Of
:narkablc pictures Of War Work in England and
; Amsriea t,o be published BY the Lippineot,s in
les of Amcrica) has this say: Joseph Pen
Ills method OF renderins these scenes and human
figures seems altogether right to me. He secs
as inhuman and as Wonderful as cliHs or great
caves of iceberss or tho stars Upon this
strung to-day. but to,norrow they may be strung
bs ehHr ana ey the
OF the spur: tomorrow they Will bridge and
seS 1 ana G Of these
scenes he finds them both in England and
America.
lFolCSSor f-d"dFu -. i>oi 3e % pan Lay -
Day" his journal kept during his residence in
] a pan between 1877 and lSo2. (Houghton Miffiin
Company makes the interesting statement that
the cats in Japan all of the ManX breed. or
at least taillcss. A cats tail is used like that
Of 4 Kangaroo to balance the body when the
animal reaches UP with its forward limbs; hence
Professor Morse says that the Japanese believe
that the cats tails originally cut off To
prevent them from standing on their hind legs
10 pull things down TO the floor. This idea.
nc says. lis parallcled in Cuba, where the ears
Of cat are cut off prevent 1t from roaming
in the cane fields The sudden showers that fall
in tho tropics annoying to cats. nasmuch
as the rain gets into their ears. and this they
particularly loathc. Tho result Is that cats re-
shower they can make quick dash for pro-
lection"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
MRS. COOKE REELECTED
tS ain at Head of Social Workers or
the Nurses Settle
menf,

At the annual meeting OF the social
workers OF the Nurses Settlement yes
tcrday afternoon at llo4 West Cary
street. the following officers were elect
cd: Mrs r. ST. George Cooke. re-elect-
ell president; Mrs. Walter Russell
Bowie, reelected vice-prcsident: Miss
Ruby Hart, reelected treasurer: Miss
Mary Boyd. reelected corresponding
secretary. Mrs. William Campbell was
elected to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Mrs. William NJ.
Habliston as recording secretary. The
annual reports were not read at this
meeting. but will he read at tho gem
eral meeting OF all three branches OF
the Instructive Visiting Nurses AS
ISOLATION next Wednesday at 223 South
Cherry Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
News of Fifty Years Ago
tFrom the Richmond Dispatch, Jan 10. 1869

The parties to the Twelfth Street difficulty
sdo ana ad Of
on the other again before the Mayor yes
and r eahy po,can 81 and member OF th
the Ilustings Court. MIR Handy was discha rscd
and the of McsSrS. CoWardin and Samuel
were continued
Deputy Marshal Lynham received Yesterday
who has been twenty months in Libby Prison on
the charge Of passing counterfeit money. lie
man before and after his trial, protested his in
nocencc. and there is now no doubt in tho minds
OF omcialdom that he was innocent and has
suffered punishment unjustly.
IL Iirnrico Circuit Court yesterday an order
entered suinmoninE the magistrates OF the
ing an election on the question Of a subscrp-
ton TO the chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
The board of directors OF tho Planters Ma !
,iona Bank yesterday held a meeting and de-
clared dividend of 9 per cent on the capital
18th instant.
The Constitutional Convention held its first
night session last light Very little business
breezy and sometimes noisy. Mr.. Gibson Con
scrvativc), in the course OF debate. gave Hun
ncutt geutecl dressing down,
The nanvillo Register says George Stone, of
that section. who was member OF the Esh-
,centh Virginia Regiment OF Infantry, and who
May. 1862. and was not heard from for near iy
six years. has written a letter home from tiong
kong. China where he is in government employ.
At n dinner given by General Grant, Mon
day night last Tx Secretary stanton was one Of
tho guests, and it would appear that tho
ported.
The senate Yesterday passed resolution call
whether tho bill abolishinE tho word white" In
tho laws OF the District OF Columbia had become
law, II.
spYrs,em,,snts feS tie month q pscen,bsr were:
S SoS Ha s Amy
artmcnt, Sl,ooe.o0o. Total. $3oS0e,ooe. 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
Who Keeps Ills Word.

lie is entitled to our praise,
Though things against him may DO
heard.
And he falls short in other ways
! speak of him who keeps his word.
\ lot Of things we ran forgive.
And not to anger be SO stirred,
If those with whom we deal and i've
With US will only keep their word.
How agEravating tits TO wait
out on the corner Of the street.
When he is nearly two hours late,
Who named tho time when VIC would
meet
We oft to sorrow have been brought
When he who owed us fixed the day
To pay. and then. without thought.
Packed UP his trunk and stole away.
When some things unforeseen arise,
Ono cannot do as he agreed;
Surely the power within him lies
To call, and from his word be freed.
Heaven send down blessings on his head
In coplous showers, as when 1t rains,
Who keeps his word; or else, instead,
Comes round in season, and explains.
Thomas b. Porter, In Boston Globe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
CHAMBERLIN BROUGHT
TO HENRIC0 COUNTY JAIL
Will Await the Outcome OF Efforts o.
His Attorneys to Secure
New Trinl

New Tria,.
Or Asa w. ChLmbcrlin. the C;ooch
land County physician who WAS con-
rictcd OF the murder of his bro tn r
aud sentenced to life imprisonment In
the State Peniteu;iary. is now In the
Renr.co County Jail passiveiy await
ING the outcome OF tho action his law
ierS may take in trying to obtain for
hltri ncW trial. II Is expected that
MS attorneys. James &. Page and Con
way X. Sands, Will appeal to the SUI
hreme Court OF Appeals contendinr
mat under the Legislative: amendment
!" nich empowered the Jury to choose
t"t'reen verdict OF Ica.h in tho cleo
'ric chair and Imprisorir nat for life.
me renirenen choscn 10 compose the
lor: should be questioned as to whe,h-
or they opposed lite Imprisonment.
inc verdict as brought in by the
jury was received Will! much surprjse
by The people of c;nochianl, who gen
eraily believed the doctor guilty Of
the crime which they thought cou,6
ie atoned for only b. giving up his
me 1t was after celebrating for;v
riSht minutes that the jury brought
~ It's verdict three of the Jurors n
was subsequently learned. being for
the death penalty.
W. Chambcriin insists on his limo
ccncc' and remains finn in his denial
ol inc crime. Throughout the tria
NC "iSpla"ed an iron nerve and stuck
10 MS statements: in such a nanna-
As 10 WIN the admiration of even ,hs
Stste oIhcers. The verdict was 70
reivtd b. him without any cmntions,
oeh,ohStration. he calmly saying he had
nothing to say. "au
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
HOSPITAL SHIP REWA
TORPED0ED IN CHANNEL
All Wounded Were Saved, but Three
Members OF Grew Died
in Struggle.
NOT IN THE BARRED ZONE
Vessel Was Displaying All Lights
and Markings Required by Hague
Convention-Within Rights Tray
cling In Bristol Channel.
fRY Associated Prcssl-


LONDON. January 9.--Thc hospital
ship Rewa was torpcdocd and sunk In
the Bristol Channel on January while
on her way from Gibraltar, it is an
nounced officially. All the wounded
were saved. There were thrcc casual
ties among the crew.
The announcement follows:
Ills Majesty's hospital ship Rewa
was torpedoed and sunk in the Bristo
Channel at about midnight on January
4. on her way home from Gibraltar.
The wounded were safely transferred
to patrol vessels. There were only
three casualties among the crew. three
Lascars being missing.
"She was displaying all tho lights
and markings required by The Hague
convention. She was not and had not
been. within the so-callcd barred zone.
as dclimited in a statement issued by
the German government on January 10.
1917"
After making several charges OF the
misuse OF hospital ships. which wer..
denied specifically by tho entente gov
ernmcnts concerned, the Germans last
year suspended the immunity OF these
vessels in the English Channel and
certain other waters. The British dts
continued special markings OF hospital
ships on the ground that they were
merely rendered conspicuous thereby.
aLd were more liable to attack. Las,
September King Alfonso OF Spain IN
tervened and succeeded in obtaining an
agreement from tho bclligcrcnts for the
free movement OF hospital ships within
specified areas.
The torpcdoed vessel was of 1905
tons gross and 45s feet long. She was
built in 1906 and owned In Glasgow,
and has been in the service OF the Brit
ish government
The Bristol Channel Is an arm Of the
Atlantic extending into the southwest
ern part OF Great Britain, between
Wales and the southwestern counties
OF England.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
AnsxNcrn to Oucrfes.
TO lie Continucd.)

H. T.. WI read SO much OF some ono get
ing mt IN the solar plcxus. Please. what is
the solar peNuso III NJ
Answcr-Thc solar is a nervous plesus stu
atcd in the abdomen behind the stomach and
IN front OF the aorta and the crura Of tho
diaphragm, surrounding tho cocliac axis and the
root OF the superior mcsentcric artery. 1t con-
tains several sanslia. tho most important being
the Semilunar. and tt distributes flamcnts TO
all tho abdominal v!sccra. We're fcarfully glad
&c answer any little mechanical questions like
TINS one mcidly and massaginously. II there's
any other little thing you want to know, j. b. NJ
just come right along.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10

pcndagcs, must 20, leaving the Council to
run affairs through department heads. or tho
powers OF the board must be enlarged to
commission and tho Council thrown into the
discard. IL the Council doesn't its way
to doing the first, the people are likely to
do tho second.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
SURVIVORS LANDED AT
SWANSEA SAYS MESSAGE.

CARDIFF. WALES, January s.-Most
OF the survivors q! the Rewa were
landed at Swansea. Many OF them
were without clothing OF any kind
The wounded were removed immedi-
atcly TO hospital
The torpedo which sank the Eewa
went directly through the Red Cross
pa ntcd on her side
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
VIII DISCUS. Home Econom,c.,

"fIomc Economics" will be the SUBJ
ject of tho address delivered this at
tcrnoon ut the regular wceking j set
ing OF the Equal Suffrage League OF
Richmond at o'clock, by Miss Mary
Frayser. economic home demonstrators.
Mrs. Stuart MichauX will he chairman
OF the afternoon. The public is cor
daily invited to attend. Election OF
tho candidates receiving the largest
number Of votes at the primary will
also take place this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
Health Talks, by DR.. VIM. Brady
,CouynEn, l9l7 uy Nauo"aI Ne~s,,ape per s.r,is.p
AtrOnhic RhnitIs.

.Nrophy means wasting, shrinking. Rhinits
Other names for The conditions are ozena. mean
u ,o aIwS ~ ndar css there
odor may accompany syphilis Of the nasal cavity.
Saiarrh is probably the most common name
The cause Of a,rorhic rhinitis is unknown
lrohabiy IT IS the late result OF long slccted
spaces or sinnScs which communicate with the
cavity, particularly chronic suppuration OF any
IT, r.. pt, ~ sense Of smell IS USUALLY bluntea
rm.,rnTaefatrs Of atrophic Ihntis crust
Gnen,, honrseness and dry cough, When the
headish, sreSu"" ,hs Hing "Sn:s'i is FOUND M1aa
,nimnsd shrnmks" Tough and nsens!,vc The
of , trusts and accun'uiated secretions.
clears up Is never by any chsnee eurea by
any treatment which the patient any one but
I'm, Tnc %" 10, for a cure depends upon the
i"os,h Of ,i'ne me treatment has been put off
ppattiomyG, and skin with which the treatment is
aud throat spseats may be- dSrs T,th IN
s9lng c"sS$ there l.: nothins to be gained by
"neri"i i Nose and throat specialists arc ia
toner wh" equipped Viii, head mirror md
m ordinary medical training can accomplish ali
,idcd the patient viii perscvere in proIonnred
rci:ulaton Of TIE mode Of life actoriins l." good
\ Remedy FOR sspa "a sn'" iiaircs, Won
apc4aona hair Gf1 rnm the "h ass TjI
10 p, 'n nr 5Mn% : reliable preparation Tor
',HI"2- noc t'S Of o r"xors Or ms, a., J. y
ro4S i ~ thu h nest rcsay know the pur
n'n9r@f,i% dI[Sye ~ la:. which. OF course
% and So on down 70 ~ ana a. 'o' arc "a ,i ara
ncca sneni " S nan s@oG razor The eeers
hcFm;'nrili%: IN crrtain cases N-ray ,rcatnIcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
ReEistrantx SubIect 10 Examlnatinn,

+. s. r.. Richmond Tho fact tha, !,
volunteer for military service has been
rejected does not cxcrnpt him from the
drsit. ~ within tho military age, fur
thcr disposition Of his ease being win
tho examining board upon call Of the
class 10 which he may be assigned
under the rules OF classification III
accepted for service, his assignment TO
a given branch will he determined by
the military. authorities Of the camo
10 which he belongs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10

Opponents of charter changes in Rich
mond are camoufaging the issues I'm me
economy war program presented by the sub
committee there vas provided The abolition
outright OF several South Side Offices regarded
as useless and the removal OF others TO INC
City Hall. The committee seems more dis
posed 10 hear from friends OF the Officials
aHected than from the great BODY Of the
Puphc' "hlch Is demanding more for its
money Ill the way OF city government The
General Assembly is already in session and
Wnen IN few weeks it adopts a rule bar
ring the Introduction OF further local bills
Richmond's chance for charter changes viii
nave passed for two years. Why not face
tho issue directly without running OF on so
small tangent as two or three more or less
useless Offices on the South Side? The CITY
government is too heavy at the top. Either
the Administrative Board, with all its an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10

y STICc
lie had purchased Her fine bouquet
0f American Beauty roses
lie wished to send them by messenger,
And attached a card, which read:
IT YOU love me, wear these tonight
OF course, the MESSENGER boy
Got the package mixed with another
And when the young lady.
After reading the card. opened the box
She found
No. not "A pair Of stockings,
Nor a pair of corsets.
But a bouquet Of American Beauty roses
Similar to the one which had been
Sent by her admirer.
Two boxes of roses for different addresses
Had been sent by the Same messenger,
And although he mixed the packages
He was foiled for the first time in his life.
And the course OF true love smooth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
Motors Form supply T,,,n

PHILADELPHIA. January "a train
o. United States Army trucks arrived
nero to-day on the way TO an Atlantic
port with supplies from Buffalo. One
OF the cars, which became separated
rom the convoy somewhere near Tren
ton preceded the forty-hve other ma
chineS IN the feet to the city by sew
cral hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
BRAZILIAN ARMY CAaTPED
IN RID GRANDE DO II

The bulk OF the Brazilian army was
moved into Rio Grande DO sui during
the recent railway strikes. and tho
troops have been kept there. cncamped
along the railroad 1t has also been
officially announced that under tho new
mobilization and army reorganization
plans the greater part OF the cavalry
viii be kept in this State.
The Intense state OF the public mind
Is shown by many recent reports Of
instances OF peasants seeing falling
stars and believing they were Argen-
tine airplancs. So persistent were, tho
reports that the Argentine government
finally issued official statement de-
nying that any OF their airplanes had
been near the frontier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
Tenderness Toward Dangerous Aliens

HE Federal government has achieved
great results III many directions since
this country went to war with GERMANY hut
II is no longer possible 10 close our ewes Ia
the TACT that the administration has been too
SLOW IN realizing the danger of allowing
great numbers of dangerous alieu; 10 opcr.
ate at will in this country. II is possibl. to
lay tho blame for this state of affairs al t,,
door of the department of Justice That
great organization has been charged bv the
president with the duty Of dealing with
aHchs' ana full responsibility for tho present
ihcompetcncy or indccsion, or whatever il
is rests upon the Attorncy-Ccncrai.
Mr. Gregory has stcadiasty refused from
tho very beginning to tell the country how
many dangerous aliens he has caused TO inc
informed. There has been Il great deal OF
ohie'al conversation with the public regard
ing eoic's' prociamations, registration and
war zones, but the country never has becn
informed by the Department Of Justice what
IL has done respecting actual arrests Of Cor
mans or their inicrnmcnt The War Dcn,rt
fhcht which is moro candid about tho mat.
Ter. mas mad" public this infurmation an
nouncing that only (cw more thar, 200
dangerous aliens have been turned over Ia inc
army for safc-kecpng
mere arc thousands Of unnaturalizcd Ger
mans III America. inuumorablo outrarcs
a"d acts OF ihccndarism have been committed
by the aliens. and yet less than 400 Of them
nave been informed. True few hundrod
more are being held in jails throughou. the
country while the evidence acains, then, is
beins examined, but when that Is s9.I mo
"ho'c story of the Department OF Justices
pursuit OF enemies at home has bccp ,o,l
ne president undoubtedly is informed
| concerning this phase OF tho war Situation
| ana ii is surprising that he does not mako
! "Nc'"IFc move IN that direction lIc of
| course must carry multitude OF burden.
| "ha cannot give personal attention TO every
/ departmental activity, but the time i. sur.,,
! '""'hs "h'n he viii realize that the Dcn,rt
/ h4'ht OF Justice must be made 10 protect Ill.,
/ "Ves ana property of American ci,izcrs
against the thousands Of German snbioc,.
! scattered from end TO end of the country
! The onc-deiivcrya-day plan If adoptca Nv
| merchants. IS counted upon TO effect vast
savings. II prices continue on their inward
path, vcat-pockct delivery soon viii be aJc
! quatc.
| Kaiser Wilhelm is guarded from his own
soldiers while travelling. but even his pickcd
| bodygnard cannot defend him from his own
conscience.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10

In the death of Ben T. August. Richmond
loses a faithful servant and friend. For
thirty-thrce years he had served as city clerk
and for twenty-five years, until stricken by
fatal illness he had not missed meeting
OF the Council Few can boast of 50 splen-
did u record OF fidelity TO trust, Perhaps
no man i'll tho city was more widely known
or counted his friends more numcrously. Ills
passing is u distinct loss to the community
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10, 1915.

Whatever action may be taken by the
General Assembly on the nationwide pro-
hibition amendment, Virginia has at least
been deprived OF the distinction OF being the
first to ratfy it. The Mississippi Legislature
rushed under the wire with its rauhcaton
twenty-four hours before the Virginia law
makers had lined up at the post
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
information Bureau

inqoirfes regarding almost any tonic.
excepting on legal and medical ann.
$500, nro anHWercd free. As NIL In
sohn, letter aelf-nddresscd, STAMPED
cnSelope Is required. Adiresu Ths
I,,nes-nispateh Information Bureau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10

Marital felicity, measured in terms OF salts
faction with the self-imposcd bonds ordained
for securing welded bliss, appears TO be not
altogether a success in Lynchburg, according
10 the showing of divorce statistics. One
divorce for every 10 marriage licenses issued
during the past year is going in the wrong
direction!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
Omcer.' rrninInr C.n,,..

r. =, Kichmond. .-Onc OF the Training
camps is located at Camp Lee. Admis,
sion is only TO enlisted men in the ser
vice and to a specified number OF stlI-
dents or colleges and universities Civ
ing military instruction. recommended
by such institutions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
Some MINI,

Yes. sir, he grabs Pete by tn hair an swa,s
him up aGin tn bar outs with s1-shooter an.
plugs TIL Mex three times right plumb in tn.
gizzard."
Huh! That's nothn! Big Bill O. tn Bar-6
Ranch Kilt six Grcasers in night"
Il know. but this Teller I'm tellin' you about,
his name was Percy"