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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13

Toxic dispatches to London on
July 10 stated that new provi-
sionai government had been estah-
iished In siberia. u was said that
Il had the unanimous support OF the
population and would continue TO
fight the central powers. The Seat
~ this government II was said, was
at Nladivogtok.
The program of the new govern
ment. as outlined In the dispatch
included the liberation Of Siberia
from the I3olsheviki: the avoidance
II possible. ~ foreign Intervention;
universal suffrage; establishment of
provincial councils and "A labor
bureau distribution ot land amona
the landless and the control OF
economic activities
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13

Dr breckenridge Bayne.
Dr breckenridge Bayne. popular
In Washington society circles before
the war, is now prisoner In der
many lIc was taken whom he re-
fused To leave wounded men ON the
battlefield when the hospital staff 10
which he Was attached retired before
victorious enemy attacks. lie was
serving ~ field phySlclan with the
Hrlfish lttd Cross The first word
which came TO his relatives was sent
hy prisoner whom In. Bayne
treated In Germany indications are
he IL stlll treating allied prisoners
who fan wounded into tho hands OF
the Huns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-13

KANSAS Partly cloudy Saturday
probably unsettled In tlu portion; fun
IA, generally fair. moi much change In ten
poraiufe
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-02
ROOF COLlAPSES
WITH SEVEN MEN ON
IT; N]||E INJURED
Workmen Have Marrow Es-
cape AT Fair Grounds
When Theatre Falls

Several wOrkmen employed by the
Knox County Agricultural society in
cleaning up the fair grounds and re.
pairing the buildings in preparation
for the fair this fall barely escaped
serious injury in peculiar manner
Thursday afternoon while they we're
engaged in tearing down the old op-
era house which stands near the race
track.
Seven men were on the roof OF the
opera house busily engaged in tearing
off the sheeting when the steel work
supporting the structure collapsed
and fell inward, carrying the men
clear to the floor OF the pit OF the
theatre. Air pressure under the fall.
In roof saved the men from heavy
fall as II caved In and all scrambled
Oni of the ruins with nothing more
than slight scratches and bruises.
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MASON LANDS IN
FRANCE;lOCAL BOY IN
NAVY WRITES HOME
Lost Baggage, Comfort Kit
And Personal Belongings
On Trip Over

In letters to his father, John w.
Mason OF East Vine street, and his
sister, Mrs. Robert Baxter, living
near Brandon. Walter ID. Mason an.
nonnces his safe arrival In France
after fine trip across the Atlantic.
Mason is enlisted as q yeoman In the
navy and he shipped from Philndel
phia about eight weeks agO. His rel.
n'ives had no word OF him IN Thurs,
day, when the letters wore received.
ana In them he made no allusion TO
the long period that elapsed between
letters.
Mason said that he enjoys the life
In the navy, While on the way across
the Atlantic he said someone appro-
priated his baggage, including a auan.
tity OF clothing and personal effects
as well az Il comfort Kit and It's con.
tents. He especially regretted the
loss OF the comfort kit. which had
been given TO him by his mother
shortly before her death last summer.
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--4----4l -
INNOCENCE.

The culprit ,-ad hired the young
town lawyer to defend him against
the charge of stealing book cabinet.
After the first conference the young
student of law who wns just beginning
court practice said to his client:
"Now. Bill, I'm convinced that you
didn't steal that book cabinet. II
thought you did I'd advise you to plead
guilty. However, just leave it to me
and I'll prove to the court that you
are Innocent. In the meantime III
take retainer of ten dollars and you
can pay the rest when"
''ren dollars!' - said Bill. II amt got
no ten dollars"
AT This startling news the young law.
yer seemed dOwncasted, but suddenly
he frightened. "Well, I'll tell you
what I'll do" he snid. 'T'll try to get
you out of this scrape and then we'll
call It square If you send the cabinet
around to my Office. / need one badly"
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FREDER|CKTOWN

FREDERICKTOWN June Mrs.
Carl Miller of st. Paul, Mimi, and
Miss Edith BrOkaw of Centerburg
visited their parents. j. r. Beane and
wife, this week.
Mrs. Ora Nethers visited last week
with relatives near New Castle, Co.
shocton county.
Douglas Wilson and daughter, Mo.
2ella, were in Columbus Wednesday.
III. s. Butler of Grand Rapids, Mich,
is the gnest of his daughter, Mrs.
Sickles.
Mrs William Months has returned
from visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Foy
Herendeen at Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mrs. NJ. p. HOwes entertained her
Sunday school class Friday afternoon
at her home. The afternoon was en-.
joyed by all present. ,,
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ.
T.. church met at the home of Mrs.
George Dougas on Wednesday after
noon and finished patching the eid-
vator sacks for which they realized n
neat sum. q
Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Meredith and
son, Howard and Mr.. and Mrs. Hoy
Lewis were In Columbus Sunday, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bon
ner.
Miss Fannie Reane, who has been
in st. Paul, Mimi. for year, has
returned home.
Miss Belle Frost of Sparta ia work.
ing I'm the telephone exchange here.
The Order of the Eastern Star will
have its annual inspection and sup
per in its lodge rooms here tonight
Mrs. Dell Bishop and children went
to Sparta Wednesday to visit Mrs
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-02
BROWN MAY LEAD
ALL TOWNSHIPS IN
WAR STAMP DRIVE
Shows Total OF Over $15,.
600; Success Attributed
To Thorough Work

Bidding fair to lead all townships
in the northern half of the county. a
total of $l5.942 in pledges in the War
Savings drive has been reported for
Brown. Much of the success was due
TO the thoroughness of the canvass
and to the number OF teams at work.
c. A. Pealer. n member of the $1,000
club, secured $500. Samuel Work.
man $2,7S5. G. LAY Workman $2,931, o.
w. Pore $2.2G8. and j. u. Scholes and
Ray Horn $l,097.
G. A. Arwiller took 100 stamps, S.
Il. Book l20. II. Dunn 40. Walter ID.
Frank 200. Fred Keck 200, Mrs. May
Mizer rs, Mary Il. Nyhart 4S. j. j. Ny
hart As. E. ID. Pryor so, A. +. Ross so,
NJ Richert 80. w. r.. Richert 100, A..
J, Richert 60. ID. n. Ross 40, o. i. Rich.
ert 60, Ida u. Ross GO, George Singer
80, Mary Il. SchOles 60. Lyman Work.
man 1876. G. j. Workman 200. Chester
w. Workman 200. G. A. Workman 200.
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SMITH AND WIFE
ANXIOUS TO GET THE
KA|SER'S SCALP
Local Colored Registrant
Valves Deferred Classifi-
cation To Enter Army

James G.. Smith. colorei registrant,
has a grudge against Germany, not
for any thing that the Huns ever did
to him more than they have to all the
rest of the world-just general
cnssedness" drudge and this ex-
plains why James c. Smith Will go to
Camp Sherman next month with the
Knox county contingent of colored
men, for Smith is in Glass under
the selective service law.
On Thursday, however, Smith and
his wife appeared before the local
board and inquired If he would be
permitted to go at this time. Being
answered in the Affirmative, Smith re-
Qnested that he be put on the list and
his wife smilngly signed the papers
necessary TO permit her husband to
enter the fighting forces of Uncle
Sam.
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PHYSIOLOGY.

(ChOOse -
!. Explain what spran is. A frac-
ture. What do we mean by "reduc-
ing" a fracture?
2, A woman faints on the street.
What would YOU do ior her or direct
TO be done?
3. What are the functions of bile !?
What is meant by ones being bilious?
4. Give directions for drinking
water.
5. Discuss the hygiene Of sleeping.
O. Does a muscle grow stronger by
resting? Explain.
Z. What are some of the principal
things that have made the average life
in this country longer in the past few
years,
What are some o. the kinds OF illness
or causes Of death that seem to in
crease.
g. Give directions for eating that are
intended to preserve the health.
y: OF what value are physical ex-
amlnations OF pupils made by a school
physician?
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THEORY AND PRACTICE.

(Take two OF the groups below entire)
(Group A. Based on Strayer and Nors-
worthy's How to Teach.)
|. What is the test OF concentration
of attention? Upon what does it de-
pend?
?. The ability to recall depends upon
three factors Name them, and discuss
one OF them.
3. Distinguish between thinking and
reasoning
4. Name the principal types of class
room exercises. Discuss one Of them.
Group b. Based OH Wilknsons Rural
School Management
]. Explain definitely one way Of
arousing interest among patrons.
:. How can the school secure and
frame suitable pictures? Name six good
pictures.
3. Explain the economic importance
OF uniform school attendance.
T. Distinguish specific and generic in
centives. Name several of each.
(Group {. Based on no particular text J
l. What should be the ultimate aim
OF our dealings with a school pupil !?
What methods of discipline and man
agemcnt promote, and what ones hinder
that aim?
2. Give in outline form arguments
for increases in teachers salaries. Why
should one teacher receive more than
another?
). Draw in parallel columns lists of
ten to fifteen desirable qualities in
teachers and ten to fifteen undesirable
qualities.
4. How can the excess capacity of
the brighter. pupils be utilized for their
own benefit
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". c. 7. j. MEETINGS
FRANCES WILLARD

The Frances Willard W. G.. r. u.
the home of Mrs. G. l.. Johnson, The
meeting was opened by singing
'.America 4"
Miss Katherine Fordncy read the
Goth Psalm. Mrs. Cassi OF Ottawa.
Kas.. offered PRAYER.
Nearer. My God to Thee" was
at the hospital sent messages of ap.
probation for flowers sent them by
the union. Mrs. Moore reported a
box OF magazines had been sent to
the Ohio penitentiary.
A discussion was held on the filling
Of comfort kits and n committee. con.
diers and sailors. Mrs Craig, Mrs,
Moore and Mrs. Paddock. was named
TO plan for the same. The following
ts the list OF useful articles which
each Kit should contain Soap tin
cOntainerb. washcloth toothbrush and
paste. narrow comb nail file. collap.
sible drinking cup, 2-inch bandnge,
trench mirror and Testament.
The program consisted Of n mem
orial service. In charge oi the presi-
dent. Mrs Walker, for the eight mem.
bers who have passed away.
One Sweetly, solemn Thought
was sung by Miss JcCalla, The sub
1ect was Faith" and many quota
tions we're given.
Faith Kept" Il Have Kept the
Faith" Faith in Action" Faith
without Works Is Dead Faith that
Justtfes," THE Just Shall Live by
Faith" etc. Crossing the bar" was
sung by Miss Mccalla.
4 Ieanet entitled Communion
(eivvn several members by the late
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-02

Mrs. Sanger) was read by Miss M
Fordney.
The following names Of deceased
members was read by the president
Mrs. Katherine Singer, Miss Kate
Cowden, Mrs. Val Settler. Mr.. and
Mrs. Parr, Mrs. Elmer Greer, Mrs. Ida
Mason and Mrs. Mavis.
Duet. Gathering Home One by
One"--Mrs. Tilton and Mrs. Morgan.
At the close Of the meeting. several
members. with baskets of flowers,
went to the cemetery where flowers
were placed on the graves of the de.
ceased members. "ln the Sweet Bye
and Bye" was sung and prayer was
offered by Mrs. Walker.
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GEOGRAPHY.



I. What articles of commerce is it
most important for us to secure from
Mexico: From Cuba?
?. State something of the develop
ment Of Alaska within Is years
3. What are the most important fish
cries in which the United States is in
terested: What is the mode of fishing
in each?
4. Explain how the boundaries Of
the zones are established
S. What caused the eclipse June 8?
o. Why are the rivers less used for
carrying freight than they used to be?
What is being done to try to increase
their Use in the future?
7. Why is it impossible to raise a
ship sunken in deep sea, or to recover
anything from it? What can be done
if ships are sunk in harbors or off
shore!
8. What are the chief lumber regions
of the United States and what kind
of lumber is produced in each?
9. What is the cause Of the foods
which often devastate parts of China?
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-02
ARITHM ETlc.

I. Explain the thriftness of thrift
stamps, using definite figures. (Iou
may explain the liberty bonds instead
if you wsh.)
2. The expenses of one concern are
100000 per year and OF another S275,-
QUO. The former cSpcnds 90 and the
latter so of this for advertising They
combine They reduce the combined ad
vertising cost 500 and the total expense
1919. What per cent of the total ex-
pense is the advertising then,
8. A formerly sold chickens at 400
profit. His cost of keeping them has
doubled but he now gets ~, times as
much for them. What is his present
per cent of profit?
4. How do you explain square root?
5. How do you explain Longitude
and time?
O. Name three topics in arithmetic
that may be left out and explain why.
What are the chief values OF arithmetic !?
T. There is certain best order in
which to teach number combinations.
How do you determine what is the best
order,
Give illustrations of proper choice Of
order of combinations.
8. Find the contents of cylinder
"a feet high inside and 8 #. 4 in. in
circumference outside. with shell "a in
thick.
9. Add: 1927. 30o4l4. sSs2s. 1905,
90S9, 1880. 4o35]7, 97z52, l6Oo9l,
1918. oSs6.44.
How do you KNOW you are correct /?
In what way do your pupils check the
correctness of their additions?
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-02

LAST QUEsT|0NNA|REs
MAILED FRIDAY To
NEW REC|STRANTS
Seven Days Allotted To Fill
Out Blanks Under The
Draft Law

The last que3tionnaires were mail.
ed by the local exemption board to
the new registrants Friday morning.
The law provides that the question
naires must be returned within sew
en- days from the date stamped on
the cover Of each one and the first
ones sent out will be returned on or
before next Wednesday.
The local board expects to make
arrangements to have members of
the legal advisory board, which is
composed of all the attorneys in the
county, on duty at the Office OF the
exemption board daily to cid re2i8.
tranis in correctly answering the
questions.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-02
WITNESSES FALL
LII HUN PLANES;
Writes PARENTS
George A. Harter, In France,
Sees Most Thrilling OF
War Sights
SAYS u. 5. TROOPERS
WANT MORE ACTION
Declares Conflict Resembles
Continued Celebration
OF 4th OF July

Many are the sights that are seen
by the American boys in France
many unpleasant, nearly all thrilling
but, according to letters from air
men and the members Of units for
ground work, the fall of an airplane
after q battle many thousand feet
above the earth is one of the most
thrilling. George A. tiarter is one of
the Knox county boys who have seen
the battles In the air and has seen
the airplanes of the Hun fall A let
ter from him 10 his parents, Squire
and Mrs. George $. llarter follows:
Glad to know that the garden is
coming along so fine and by the time
you get this letter You will, no doubt,
be replenishing the table with home
grown vegetables AS to the chick
ems, you know and so do /, that they
will make good eats.
We have been moving around con
siderably In the last three weeks and
are now and have been for the last
two weeks where II sounds as though
q good old Fourth of july were being
celebrated at all times. II is just a
little music for the boys.
Got letter from Flo and she said
she was learning French so that she
might he able TO talk to me when |
came home Now, II she doesn't get
along any better with French than |,
the conversation viii never take
place.
have seen several of Jerry's planes
brought down lately by allied planes
and guns on the ground. At all times
but at the same time everybody Is
ready for little more action.
] had better explain that Jerry IL a
name given to the German by the
fellows we are now mingling with.
and take It from me this bunch around
here IN fine lot,
picked out OF the debris and destruc.
tiOn OF home wrought by German
shell. These flowers will be my
Mothers Day bouquet.
VIM write again AS soon as pos.
sibe.
GEORGE a. IARTER.
+ Co, 9Th H. s. Engineers.
A. L. r., France
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-02
LITE RATlJRE.

l.. Name the hve bes, books you have
read recently and give the main thought
of each.
2 Name ten characters of Shakes
peare in the order OF your preference
and characterize each in single word.
5. Name your five fAvoritc authors
in the order of your preference with the
most noteworthy work of each.
4. Quote briefly from three Of your
favorite poems.
+, 5. What books of the Reading Circle
have helped you in your sutdy OF litera-
ture?
8. Justify the statement that the
Bible is good literature.
~ What changes do you observe in
the output OF literature as a result of
the war? What good war books have
you read?
D.. Outline briefly your method of
teaching literature.
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government in this ware (Give them
as expressed by the President If you
cam
3. What are the purposes Of bond
issues; What 10 their effect upon tax
atom
7. What have been some causes of
conflict between the views OF the people
in the east and west of our country:
8. Why was the national capital To-
Gated at Washington? What difference
between the meaning Of capital and
capitol,
9. What were the leading causes
which brought colonists to America in
the early centuries and recently?
10. What interest has The United
States shown in South America,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-02
GRAMMAR.

1. What is the value Of parsing' In
parsing q noun what facts do YOU re-
quirc to be stated? Why.
2. How are bad habits OF speech
eradicated?
3. What connection with the gram
mar class has the use of the dictionary:
4. How does knowledge OF gram
mar help TO all appreciation of litera-
ture?
5. Give synopsis in the third per
son, singular, OF some complete, irregu-
lar verb. ~
O. Illustrate in sentences the various
uses of the in6nitive
7. Illustrate the various ways in
which verb may be modified
8. Illustrate all rules for the sign Of
possession.
9. Use correctly Don't, taken, ones.
theirs, ourselves, laid, borne, beaux,
phenomena.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-02
HIGH scHooL AGRICULTURE.
Choose 81

(Choose -
!. State the three chief sources of
injury to potatoes. How is each
avoided?
<. What crops should be raised for
silage. Why is sil4ge an economy?
5. In what ways are weeds a help?
An injury?
-. Explain how the soil is kept moist.
What IS the need OF drainage
,. Give directions for transplanting
herbs and trees. Give reasons for each
direction.
o, II your orchard is not sprayed
what diseases will develop in il most
commonly What are the chief insects
which you try also to control by the
spraying?
z. OF what benefit was the seed corn
agitation OF last winter?
3. Why are We advised TO remove
all barberry bushes? Whst are .he chief
enemies OF wheat
>. Give some APPROXIMATE figures to
show the profits - hog raising. Go
into details as the expenses would prob,
sbly arise.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-02
ORThoGRApHv.

l. What besides spelling words should
be taught in connection with this sub,
ject?
2. Mark the pronunciation of five
difficult words (proper names il you
wish) connected with the war.
3. How do you choose drill words?
! 4. Spell ten words OF four syllables
each.
5. Distinguish between the two or
more words which sound principal, site,
rite. ore, rice, pare, pane rain, lye, roe,
wait.
Q. Show five ways in which plurals
are sometimes formed.
7 and 8. Spell the words which sound
intreeg. li-see-um. menajery, silinder,
orkestra. skedule, poinant, sasasity.
jeopardy. gorjus. sutfishent. in-vee-gl,
omnishens, hi-a-sinth, jmnazium.
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AGRICULTURE. A

/. State the three chief sources OF in
jury to potatoes. How is each avoided :
2. What crops should be raised for
silage? Why is silage an economy! =.
8. In what ways are weeds help;
An injury?
4. Explain how the soil is kept moist.
What is the need of drainage:
5. Give directions for transplanting
herbs and trees. Give reasons for each
direction.
3. If your orchard is not sprayed
what diseases will develop in it most
commonly? What are the chief insects
which you try also to control by the
spraying?
7. OF what benefit was. the seed-corn
agitation of last winter!
8. Why are we advised to remove all
barberry bushes? What are the chief
enemies of wheat?
9. Give some approximate figures to
show the profits OF hog raising. Go
into details as the expenses would prob
ably arise.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-02

Bishops parents, MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Willetts
Supt. Knowles In at Cedar Point
attending the teaIScra' institute.
Mrs Thomas i'opham has returned
home from q visit at New Castle, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Casscil Myers weht
to Columbus Sun lay ana brought
their son. William, who has been in
school there. home. lie will GpeAl
the summer with his parents here.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-02
That's Fixed,

"POpW
"Yes, my son."
"Is talking manual labor?"
"Why. no. my boy; talking for most
people is not labor at ALL"
"Weli, what is manual labor, pop7"
"Work done with the hands"
swell, pop, when Il Frenchman talks
with his hands Is that manual labOr?"
mo. my son; that's what the elite
call calisthenics."
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-02
20 DAYS LEFT FOR
PAYING TAXES

1aWith only 90 days left within which
taxes will be received by the county
treasurer. there are still largo mum
ber of taxpayers who have failed TO
put i'm their appearance at the little
window in the court house, according
to Treasurer Hunt.
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Those Dear Females,

Alice-Td hate to feel that I was
the wife OF man who married me
simply for my beauty.
Mnrle-Of course you would, dear.
Being married to blind man would
he awfully disagreeable, should
think.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-02
Law OF Averages.

"Why don't You make your husband
promise never to bet on the races
aguin?"
Because" replied young Mrs. Tork-
ins. "Charley has been losing so long
that I'm afraid I'll stop him just when
his luck Is due to change"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-02
BODY or SOLDIER,
KILLED In FRANCE,
REACHES MT. GILEAD

Mrs. N. l.. SquireS went to Mt. Gil
cad Friday to attend the funeral of
Harry Williams, who died some time
ago in France while serving with tho
u. S. army. Burial will be made in
bloomfield cemetery.
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HISTORY.


!. What are some OF the principal
engagements on which Americans made
regulations as sea fighters?
2 How did the South take the re-
suits OF the Civil War?
). What were the grornds on which
the United States justified its acts lead
ing to and in the Mexican War?
q, How has the government helped
the railroads: lHiniered them' How
10 II now concerned with themS
- ,. What are the purposes Of our
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-02
WRITING.

]. Write in your best hand This
is specimen of my formal handwriting
such as try to place before my pupils
for purposes OF information. illustration
and imitation.
?. Outline briefly a lesson plan for
the third or fourth grade.
), Write a set OF capitals. small let
tiers and figures.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-02
Excussble.

"Thnt's the first fight That ever made
me rum" said BrOnchO Bob.
II didn't know running was In your
line"
ut isn't. But this time II ! hadn't
run fast enough to catch up with Pi-
ute Pete, there wouldn't have been any
fight"