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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
JONES AND DEBOLD LEAD
IN BOWLING TOURNAMENT
Tbirty-Two pnirs Participating In
TNSo-Mcn Event Fail to
DislodHe Leader.
IBy Associated Prc.s.I


TOLEDO. OHIO. March 1o.-Thirty.
two pairs bowling In tho two-mcn
event of tho American Bowling Con
gress tournament here today wero un-
able to dislodgo tho leaders. although
there were several shakc-ups down
the line Frank Jones and Bert De-
bold collected 1.161 for second place.
but the top-notch pair was not mo-
Tested.
r. McCiovcrn and A. Wilson arc lead
ing this division with 1.205, which
they mado OH tho first day OF two
men competition.
The Jones Dcbold second Eame OF
476 today was tho largest score yet
rolled in the tournament. Jones also
had one game OF 2I6. which is the
highest single count thus far.
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HORNSBY HAS HOLLOCHER
As SHORTSTOP OPPONENT
VIII he Fine Battle In National League
to Determine Who's
Who.

;, NEW YORK. March 1o.-if Rogers
iiornsby comes back this season there
Is going TO be fine little battle In
the National League to determine who's
VINO III the select circle Of Shortstop-
pers.
Hornsby had bad year in 1918. He
was III part OF the time and his bat
low his record OF 1917, when he hit
,3l7 and pilfered seventeen bases for
the Cardinals. Last season Hornsby
Tell off,, finishing with an average Of
Isl and stealing eight bases. and he
did not do the timely hitting Of the
year previous He was of form all
around.
Rogers believes that he will come
back strong. and if he hopes to uphold
the contention of st. Louis and other
critics who class him IS tho best short
fielder uncovered in years. he will
who looks like the real goods.
Charley Hollochcr the sturdy little
short helder of the Chicago Cubs, is
the bird Hornsby must keep an eye
Portland Coast LcaEuc) club, famous
for sending crack infcldcrs to the big
leagues hit more in the National
League last season than he did the
hitter OF about .:15 calhcr on the
coast. and what does he do but jump
right into topnotch company and ham
ner that old apple for a SIG average
his frs; year up. Going some? We'll,
rather.
Fred Mitchell told the writer before
the start OF tho 1915 race that IIol-
lochcr had all the earmarks Of a star.
pointing on; his ability TO cover ground
20 either his right or his left. tho way
he used his hands, his whip and his
manner OF tagging runners. Bu;
though Mitch" was enthusiastic over
Chuck as prospect, he never
dreamed that the younc member Of
the inticld would hit like a veteran
fence buster. and that's where Hol-
iochcr fooled everybody. particularly
; nc National "a c-,ln ~. nh.,rs
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FEDERAL LEAGUE SUIT
TO BE TRIED MARCH "a
President Hcydler, OF National League
Inform. Club Owners of
S2oo,o00 Action.
~ .Assoaat,E Fr%1

NEW TcRk. March lo-Th- seon.-
1oo sui, % the former Baltimore Fed
cal League club against organized
baseball, wh!ch recently was pcs, ponce
VIII come IT, for trial IN U-ash;r Eion
March =. President Hsy6iS-. Of the
National League. announced today 3;
~ informal meeting Of the National
League club owners here a. which
preparations tcr the coming hasebalI
season were discussed.
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CHECK FOR $4,000 GIVEN
BlLLlK0PF IN NEW YORK
Former Richmond MINI Rewarded for
Efforts I'm Bchnlf OF Jewish
People.

In appreciation of the services rem
dcTed Jews in devastated countries
by Jacob Btlhkopf. executive director
of the Jewish Welfare Fund. and for
merry OF Richmond. check for $50
ooo was given him by wealthy Jews
him at the home of Henry Morgcn-
than. in New York. Billikopf came
here from Russia several years ago
to make his home with his parents
md was educated at tho jefferson
School and attended Richmond College.
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ton on March "a. and pending tho
settlement of tho case no action is be-
Ing taken on the matter of clecting
a new chairman OF tho national com
mission.
Herman Schuefcr signed today as
scout for tho Giants. Herman formerly
was major league inficldcr and coach
OF the Yankees.
All the players holding regular
booths ypn tho Giants are now under
contract. Tho roundup was completed
To-Day when Manager McGraw an
nounced the signing Of Larry Doyle,
his second baseman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11

FORT SILL OKLA. March 10
Plans fo- the formation o. socce.
;oo'bzn tze:ns among the soldiers sta
t!o.ed h.-e are being rapidly pushed
70 cc-p,s;!o7. and oy the c!-e ;he
spring weather y here many teams
VII pe ready for work TIE pest
this:ic department = ARRANGING 70
form POE: -e-g-e e-d arrange
sc.eGrle
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GREENLEAF BEATS WESTON
Captures both Games Of pir-, Dsy 4,
1,2oO-Point Poci>.t-BiIlis,b
Match.

S NEW YORK. March 10. :eIp1
Greenlcaf captured both saucs 'odzv
in his 2oo,,poin, pochct bIu,sr,i
total score Of tho nrT' day was. Green
leaf. 200: Weston, i5G. Grcculcaf tooL
the afternoon game. 100 70 90 and
the evening sctto 100 70 80 In the
latter contest ne dispIayct e1traorf!-
nary gamcncss coming from bohind
when Weston was considerably IN the
lead.
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bantam Champion Get. Draw.


NiH BEDFORD. Mss 1.E:c. 30
P+;s Herman. @ New orleans ...ce-
Q. Inc g=Mlz-.w=l gG- ,..E a-t -
>hub.-t, Of tL.z cl:y. ,.-g.: -. .zx:
rounds ,cr!gi. 9-icr E--1A.- forcing
the fighting the grss-e- rz:, 2. ne
irne. ~ previous ss:sc-re.- - a.
c-S!cn was given
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Richard. and Beck Win.

= -HtIS'- II 30
PHILADELPHIA Ezrct io--yt-ce+:
Elchzcds. New Nc-&. 5unio- singles
piis- TO-DAY WEN tue Middle Atlantic
junior INDOOR tennis cham lc-ship -
ceteztinr MILO Miller aud Roy March.
~ ;.s Penn Cnz-.s. S-AocL Ftuzte!-
poiz, 80. SO, t-.
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ACCEPT NEW AUTO MARKS
Ralph dc Pnlmn's Record Smns hinS
Figures Are OmcinIlS
Recorded.

NEW YORK. March 1o.-At a recent
meeting of the contest board OF the
American Automobile Association the
following times. mado by Ralph dc
Palma driving a Packard Special at
paytona. Fla. on February IL, I6 and
II. were allowed and accepted as Off
cial records:
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The above times were all made from
flying start and over n stra ightaway
course. Standing start:
Distance. Time.
! nile o.3SS3
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Iitchen-Dundce Bout Called on.

MILWAUKEE, March lo-The Mitch.
ell Dundee boxing bout arranged for
tonight Has called off on account OF an.
abcess in one Of Dundees ears The
Eastern lad is said also to have de-
veioped fever
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18
upLp wANTEp-FHMALE

SftNOGRAPlER wanted at once for sd
YER sing office In iargs growing do
rartmeui store, must be able to take
dictation rapidly and operate typewriter
with good speed salary 500 10 Sl25 10
begin with. steady position and chance
Tor Arrangement to tho right party; ap-
py by letter or phone stating full par
tirul1rs as 70 experience, age, references
and salary wanted and when you can
come Address Mr. Webster, care Sam
Go'dstein Department Store, Chandler,
Dkla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18

ROOM MATS WANTED ! ouuE -- de.
sirrs room mate to share pleasant room
references Boulder, 4, liOb. Phono
q sI-I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18
BUSINESS SERVICE.

BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED 2s
LACE CURTAIN cleaning cleaning OF fine
lace Mrs G. " Tsminson, 1915 East
Hodge street Phone 5309
DINNER uarty service and catering large
and small orders Ring OAp5i 20 10
a IN Nrs q Watts.
NON UNION contractor, carperter, painter
anJ decorAtor let me make your old
home new. st0u leaks IN your roof /,
charges reAsonabls work done promptly
Let me figure your house | eau save you
money and give you first.clAss work
Phone 0llp between ard m. and
to y m OF call At 3iA SOntn FRISCO
LACE CURTAINS dry rlrsncd or Numbered
BY experts .ill9 south Cincinnati. phone
MArVRFSsES- Renovated and recovered (;
returned home the same day. Phons
644a Sanitary Mattress Go,
BUILDING AND CONTRACTING q.
WIEN In need Of carpenter call phone
9Ne2 from =. IN 20 > m
CARPENTER work nv dAt. eontrsct or per
cent. large or small ~ork guaranteed /.
trpair done also Phone q a7o6
pRBssMAKISo MILLINERY 2s
HOpGF = l6I5 Have your hat made h-
me fot Thanksgiving snd Christmas Gail
M ard talk n over yoar mster.Al used
n dssircd Cedar 1894.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18
AUTOMOBILES
MOTORCYoLus AND 8ICYCLEs

MOToRCYCLES AND BICYCLES -
ron SALE Hiryco goud condition, flh,
vel Noriu pTtoe CaA a. 1891 Eaht Dar
rurort street
FIX IT SiIOP. lg2 WFsr FIRST
TULSA ArTOCGtIE RtPttR co
bicycle tires any size ~ 80 Ani up bicycle
socsssoriss and repairing OHsc 2t2i,
rHr HEsr offer takes TT. on Sccoun,
bad roads. | an giving up trip aeroas
country and wat to sell E,crlslor twin
motorcycle with ado car can be seen
a. South Western usrsEo. 81 Norm
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18

WASTFD--Position IS truck driver: light
or heavy trucks 10 years eSpcrience
can do own repairs; married know Tulsa
like book Phone Usage Ae77.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18

BE A Excellent opportun
ity. gNod nay; travel write C, T. Lud'
wig, sJi Wcstoyer Bldg. Kansas City,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18
EMPLOYMENT
SITUATIONS MALE

POSITION WANTED as superintendent Of
refining department In oil office or sales
department by married man Of "a years
who has had three years experience as
general manager OF large refining com
pauy and knows the refining and sales
department Can give reference. Osi
World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18
Your Chance:

Men wanted TO sell direct TO farmers Sell
ing experience not necessary Men who
have their own suto or horse and buggy to
sell Hog Tone and our other preparations
direct 20 farmers. This u the lArgrsi nation.
ally advertised Ane Of its Kind. Sales are
easily made. no competition, and biz money
riFht from the start Oar ststa manager
wiil see you and arrange 10 start YOU in this
work at once Write Immediately Tor ter
fitory. Address
sales Manager. , Co
o2i West Ohio 50. tA'csro. Illinois
I FhRERS and rubber boots talf soled and
re-heeled 22A kAst Second street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18

,LtGrINu room. privilege ~ Kitchen aud
sirirrIy mudcru phon" o J3D7.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18
BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS

LIoHr HoUsEKBEPGNu ROOMS 10
CHEYENNE =, G27-une and two room
housekeeping apartments fna nolshbor'
hood close In.
FoSTORIA y. il0s Light housekeeping
.roomS bath connecting no rhildrcn
Gail after 6.p
TWO ROOMS with Lushrn pri,lcge 6is
West Thtd street modern
ELWooD y nos For rent Housekeeping x
rooms Tor lady employed
TWO hight Housekeeping rooms to couple
employed private home. SIS North Main.
ron RENT FURNISHED room Tor iight
Housekeeping ioi south frisco
TWO Housekeeping rooms completely fur
nishcd. 1873 Admiral
MAIN. s. Gls--Onc lArre front light
housok erpinga room Phone iaiS
NICE clean light housekeeping rooms
good veil water, no children. JOl south
houston.
ClNCiNSATI \ ttO Two room suite Tor
light Housekeeping modern ground
floor rood water and phone
TWO PARTLY furnished housekeeping
rooms use Of piano to refined couple
Phone a7t7l
TWO FURNISHED rooms North Utica.
y SO ner week. osac" 1870 .2elSJ
BOSTON. \ s0s--Lisht housekeeping Z
rooms " 'Ot".
COLLEGE. =. 9o7--Tso Hight housekeeping
rooms - per wrck gas aud every
thing furnished. no children. u2lS2 !
CHEYENNE , 0l6 For r,nt two nice
light housekeeping room, clos" In
Two ROOMS nicely furnished FOR Light
hou'es keeping rs North Mayhc0
ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED II
DENVER : $40 Tccplng room nicely
furnished 'or rent Cedar sN'
NICELY furnished slrrpinR room adjoin.
inE hath t2o West Fourth
FOR RFNT sleeping room In modern pr
Nsir home ciosc iu two gentlemen pre-.
ferrcd rhouc 2i7i o'sgc
LARGE fRo\r, sleeping room, for gentle
men, twin beds good board neI, door.
tsu . lias
ZUNIS NuRrU -Onc front sl,Nrirr room
adjoining hath In private home s's3J
TACOMA ~ 5ls Furnished room for
rent large closet south exposure, Al
Joining hath o'i7e
ROOM and board FOR ono young man GIL
South nostor o12i
ROOM Tor rent. suitable Tor two gentle
r,cn - ltoo
sI.ryrlNG room adjoining bath private
ertrs0cr. close In. Fcutlemcn only
MAN y liGp Nrr, large sleeping room
With French door. ivory Furnished. tn
p-i,ai, home ou jtn'y liu" on" block
~ car lime
lNrRN Vel hEuish,d front sleeping room
adjoining mlh private tamilN good
rr.rhhorhoud on cast sid" close 70
It'ur, aud car. - SD per week. Phone
+hll.'
CINDlNN \ aol -srspnr roar ono
or two gentlemen rhonr psass afin
t.B,N.r t.t ,..,l,,. ,.,..., ft,rI.I..a yr.tIr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18

| FOR sAL,F-Lsrrest and best e1' pc
beauty shop In the city; paving -
cent on Investment; owner reirlhs We
dres. por O.tq World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18

GOOD grocery. including meat mar.'. ''
sale: also fixtures for deliver
be sold for cash on Accouut Of ''s.
good location will sell At inyol-e '.'
stock will run about 81 500 y N..
dres. Wgi care World rroY N.'
- 80 kn.Ln.n. n.l n.L- q ---
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AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 10
tuH Jlt,uI ,Dl Iu. AoUi cot ~ 49, iH Z
uHH".,r' un UrdIum prrri IWpt"''i
property Phone C7i5 40 HorunJ
Nd.
FDN SALE OK TRADE DoDd five pas
reugor Nolc W good shape good iooh
lrg. s'ii eel cheap Tor cash Angel. an
Hulusut uhrru nn7G ili1
PRIVATE CNRS t2i
Liability ard property damage trucks s2s
C,l Bert kccno 0sags u5ji. dlH MosI
FIRST
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-17
PIeardx in History.

Pieardy WAS one of The old feudal
provinces of France, and its territory
is now comprised In the departments
of Somme. Disc. Pas-de-Calnis and
Alsne. The name Is still unofiicially
applied to that part Of France which
borders on the English channel and
contains the cities of Amiens, Beau
yais, Calais, Boulogne, Arras, Sois-
sons and Laon. The fighting in the
present war has been largely in Pic
ardy. which WAS portion OF that
part of ancient Gaul inhabited by the
Beigians. who were considered by the
Romans the bravest of the Gauis. The
city of Ainiens Is noted for its
cathedral. one OF the most magnificent
la Europe, founded In l22O. II is 4Tu
feet In length. with transept 2i3 feet
across
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-17

One Of The difficulties of the walk
Ing wounded at the front. it has been
frequently noted. IL their inability To
determine the direction or location OF
the nearest nrst-sid station. 10 help
solve this difficulty the American Red
Cross IL furnishing TO the American
army several thousand small cloth
signs, the distribution of which VIII
foilew the advance Of every American
attack. Red Cross men, stretcher
bearers and runners will carry them,
and they will be tackedson trees. posts,
the ground or any conspicuous object
in the wake of the advancing men,
pointing the way to the first-aid dress
Ing stations.
The markers. are OF white cloth,
with large red cross ut one end and
n red arrow at the other to Indicate
the direction. The American Red Cross
has been told BY army officers that
these markers Will save untold suffer
Ing and even the lives of some men,
as the seriousness of any wound de
ponds largely upon the promptness
aith which 1t receives attention.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-17
WITH THE C0L0RS he LOVED
How an American in Highland Reai-
nent Was Enabled to Join
Ills Own People.

! WANT 10 tell you about a fellow
here, writes Sefgl. Lester S. Lowell Of
the headquarters company Of the one
Hundred and Third field artillery, in a
letter to his brother, from a hospital
in southern France. He is an Amefi-
can, but when the war got going he
went 10 Engiand and enlisted in
Scottish regiment. They probably knef
he was an American but they winked
and signed him up for three years. So
he put on kits and went to war. lie
served three years and two months.
He WAS in the first gas attack Cypress,
1850 and has also fought in Egypt and
Turkey. Ills regiment was in London
after his three years and two months
were up In the meantime America had
entered The war and there were recruit
ing offices in London. This man ap-
piled 10 his regmental commander for
n discharge, but it was refused. One
day he was given a 24-hour leave of
absence. He went TO the American re-
crntng office and said he wished 10
join the army. Mind you he was in full
uniform, kits and all. mt the time. lie
was shown in to recruiting officer.
He showed the officer papers 10 prove
that he was born in Alabama.
"All right" said the officer. you're
an American citizen. and you want TO
enlist?"
ayes, SIR
Otilff a a z.
perience?' said the officer smiling. tNo
wonder he smiled. The fellow was
wearing three wound stripes at the
time.)
mo. sir" said the fellow.
The officer sent him TO a major with
a note, saying: please hear this mans
story and lake whatever action you
think best"
The major read ii. and then read the
answers to The questions as they were
written out ON the paper. whats
this--'ne previous seryicey
No, sir"
The major looked at the plaid OF the
kilt and laughed. He probably knew
the fellows regiment was right in town
1T the Time.
'Sure you're not epiisted?"
"Yes, SIR" says the fellow. Il never
was soldier In my lifs.".
The ma jor laughed sgsia and said.
"All right, just stick te that and 1t Will
get you by. Sign here.
The fellow signed Now" said the
ma jor. II suppose yeu want to leave
London as soon as possibier
yes, SIR"
so they gave him Yankee nnifsrm
and put him in an outfit which was
xoinx 10 France that same day.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-17

lie England every passenger oa the
STREET ctrs and omnibuses receives .
small ficket in receipt Ter his fare.
ny simpiy reducing The size Of the
ticket ~ half an inch the London
county roancii reports saving Of 100
tons ~ pulp per snnsm.
A thread manufacturer ia Great
eritain reports saving NJ is1 tons Of
pulp per snnum by rffiving ba, one
tiny label On the End sf thr spool "
thread IN place Of one at each end a.
formerly the practice.
The auestlea-ef senseless waste ~
paper In the matter OF hsndbills was
dealt With and IL was estimated that
more than 1000 tons OF pulp were
sbsoIuts waste IN this connection sIucs
more than half the hsndbilis were a
mere litter 10 the streets and ON trent
porches. and never read.
BY making railroad tickets half the
thickness England has saved 400 tons
Of pulp.
BY using postcards instead OF paper
aud envelopes the numerous societies
and organizations In Great Britain
have saved GOo tons. Of pulp a year.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-01-17
PROUD OF LIST GOOD TALK
Brave Little Jap Wrote His Record
High, ana Died as Soldier Would
Wish to Die.

"Yamato Hykasl familiarly known
rs Togo in The battalion. joined up at
Vancouver. He WAS bright attrae-
tive little japanese with beatifc
smile and some quaint knowledge Of
English Most honorable conscIip-
ton no catch me- he told the recruit
ing officer with a wide. disarmng
smile.
lie put married. opposite the ques-
lion, married or single on the attes-
tatien form, and favored the officer
witl a pictorial view Of his family-a
pretty Acknowledged girl and two doll
like babies. He accepted the assurance
that they would be looked after by
the Canadian government with beams
of delight. Then, squarng himself as
if he were going 10 fight the whole
German army, he strobe away happi-
~ with sergeant to the military de-
pot
"Togo became Il Lewis gunner, the
best No. J. in the unit. He developed
n passion for the weapon that amount
ed almost TO idolatry. and during the
training days astonished the instruc-
tors. not infrequently. by scoring pos
sibles ON intricate landscape targets.
Hun feel peevishly when honorable
Lewis talk with a full mouth he used
10 boast, and then proceeded TO spray
bullets at an amazing rate and with
uncanny accuracy on indicated posi-
tlons-the makebelieve of the ma
chinegun school.
1.-THE loss, 10 transit from Japan, OF
letters from the almond-eyed girl In
Spired conversations with honorable
Lewis'--sad. grooming. little talks that
none OF the gun team understood. But
they would not intrude upon or inter-
rupt him.
THE Lewis gun posts, pushed wen
cut in the crater area Of the neutral
ground. had been put out of actioB, the
guns destroyed, and the crews mangied
by hurricane barrage-all except ere.
Toward evening, as the German infan-
try advanced to complete the work OF
the high explosive and shrapnel. this
one gun suffered defiance and pecked
little gaps here and there i'm the Ca
comiag waves OF feld-grny. It's spas
mode rat-ta-tst Indicated to the anK-
iously listening men in the frant line
that either the gun or the gunner had
not entirely escaped the shrapnei hail.
Then silence.
"A bent, burdsned figure emerged
from q shell crater. rs yards In adj
vance Of the oncomlng Huns. and stag
gered towards the Canadian lines.
Twice he fell. but struggled Kameiy to
his feet, pursued by scattered rife Are.
It was Togo. dozer volunteers
lesped the parapet to his assistsnces
q hundred rifles held up the enemy.
"They lowered him gently into the
trench, marvelins at the vitality that
had animated the terribly torn body.
The gun he saved lay. smeared with
blood. beside him.. His shattered arm
moved towards II, as his spirit how
cred on the brink of the shadow,
smile lighted up the drawn face. Him
have last good talk. Hun no catch
! honorable Lewis he said--and passed
ont