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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market developed yester-
day into a very narrow affair After
an opening decline Of 5 to 9 points. II
rallied TO points on n little better
showing in the Santos futures market
but that advance was lost and final
prices were 4 to s points net lower
Next Friday will be first notice day on
December contracts. and considerable
day 20 day business Is switching 20
later months. Firm offers were report =
ed about unchanged. but there were
rumors OF still lower offers. The de-
mand in the local spot market was dull.
Range of prices Satur-
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COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool Cables-Spote cotton In more de-
mand at 20 points decline mlddllng. 12.20d.
sales 1000 bales, including 5000 American.
Imports 5000, American 5000. Futures
opened quiet but steady at , points decline
10 advance. Closed easy at 10 to II points
decline. December, ll.JOd.: January. II 4sd. (;
March. il3Td May. Ii.29d.: July, II .21d.
dun and irregular; cloths
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PRODUCE MARKET.

BuTTER-Creamery higher than extras
10, CSiad6dc extras, 92 score. Gjc.: firsts
90 TO ~ score, 5Jq63c.; frsts. rs 30 III
score. 4gGDj3c. seconds. 80 70 ~ score. ilGl
4.c: lower grades. 3sGtoc. Danish casks
10dJSc. unsalted, higher than extras, OsI
Gskc; extras. 07GG7bsc. firsts, 50d85c. sec.
onds, 42Qisc. State dairy tubs, good q
prime. a0a5sc. common 10 fnir. 3sa4sc.
renovated. ox,ras. 4Gg Indies, current
make, firsts, SEA 35ifc. seconds, 32d33c.
lower grades. 3003ic. packing stack. cur.
rent make. No. !, J1d3i &C.. ; No. :. SOC.
lover grades. 2Ideac.
CHEEsE-statc. Whole milk. held flats,
specials, H., 2Sd29c.; average run, aiikG
26isc. fresh specials, 2jl25Mc. average
run. 2si46 2iiso. lower grades, 20d22}sc.
twins. held specials 27izn2shc.; average run
24ikT20c. Wisconsin, held flats. 27m2Sc.
single daisies. held, 26isd2sc. double daisies
held, 20ikd21Nc.; Young Americas, held, 29N
d3oc. skins, held specials. iSa zoe. prime
choice, lJgi7iAc.; mir Co good, f2uiitsc.
lower grades, TO-
EGGS-Fresh gathered extras, dozen, SEQ
ssc. extra firsts, SJaS5c. firsts, 1Jasic.
seconds, dTn1Oc. dirtles, No. I, J2d55c.
checks, fair to choice, dry. f6gJ0c. refrRer-
ator. special marks, fancy Soc. firsts, 66M
q5sc. seconds. 52d55c.; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby Western hennery whites, extras,
81 0s; extra firsts. 81 .0Sn 1905; flrsts. a2q
81 .02; gathered whites, firsts 10 extra firsts
02c. asi 90; under grades. 10000; puilets
75as5c. Pacific coas, white, extras
al 001i .os; extra firsts. i,03ai .05; firsts
G2c. di$1 .O2: under grades. s5n90c: medium
size. s5992c. small. 10000; other Western
and Southern, gathered whites, G5@a5o.
state, Pennsylvania and nearby Western
hennery browns, extra, p0Gg3c.; gathered
brown and MIXED colors, graded extras, ~
fesc.; firsts 20 extra firsta, 7Id55c.
POTATOEs--Maine. $50 lbs. e4Qs.50; 10;
lbs, s414.25; State, 1870 ibs., $3.T5T4 %
$50 lbs, s3d3.25; Pennsylvania. 1875 lbs.
s350a4 Long Island, Dbl. s4:2594.5o: Jer.
s3d3. 25 $50 lbs, S2e0l11; no. ., bbi.. siG
Il; Southern, Dbl. s2.76T3; sweets. Jer.
sey, basket, r0c.dsi.50 Maryland, STAT e5i
Southern. Dbl. Si7jG2.Jo; poor, Siai.5,
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STANDARD OILS.
INDEPENDENT OILS.

100 Anglican Oil. 1919 1915 1855
- Gaiena sig oil 80 30 so ~
80 o Of y y. $40 $50 $40 -
$50 Un Tank Line.1O2iA 1921 102is r !
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UNITED LIGHT NOTES OFFERED
bankers Placing Company's Issue
of s2,OOo,o0o.

Bonbright & Co.. Inc. arc making a
public offering Of 100000 of United
Light and Railways Company 10 year
per cent bond secured gold notes, dated
November /. 1920. and due on November
/. 1890. The company operates nineteen
public utility properties. supplying with
cut competition OF like service fifty-five
communities I'm the middle West The
notes are being offered NJ ~ and In
tercst 10 Yield about s.i5 icr cent.
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LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.

Common TO prime steers. 100 lbs. 81 ooai41j
Common to choice bulls, 100 lbs a. 50fi Z 80
Common 20 choice cows, 100 his. 2.5On 3 %
Common TO prime voais, 100 lbs. ~ .00ais.50
Com. 10 pr. sheep (cwes) 100 lbs. 8.00a $50
Common TO prime lambs. 100 lbs. s.:O1tt IS
Live hogs. 100 ~ OO5Pi3 90
Dressed beef. steer sides, lbs... $50 csc.
City dressed veals. lb............. 201 CSC.
Dressed mutton, lb.............a 50 14c.
Dressed lambs, lb................ $50 &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23
COTTON MARKET.

The cotton market was uncertain in
general trend yesterday, the session
being one Of erratic movements, prob
ably caused by internal conditions. 1t
was evident that the short interest was
uneasy for one reason or another much
Wall Street covering being traced TO
the advance in stocks and the drop in
money to per cent. Those factors and
the bette~!nent in foreign exchange were
this oass puliish ones In the situation, no
improvement being noted in the char
acfnr OF textile news, cables or spot ad-
vices. IL private reports were true, spot
holders weakened considerably yester-
day Prices were about rs to so points
ner 1isher early in the first two hours.
bur lost most of that gain. The tone
was weak and unsettled until the last
hou'. when ra7swal OF early covering
caused rally OF more than "a cent a
pound rom the days low.
Liverpool interests and the South were
prominent sellers around midday, while
Wall Street acted on both sides of the
market. The opening range was 20
points higher to 30 lower the market
having a fairly steady tone at the start
and advancing Immediately afterward
When the more urgent demands Of the
shorts had been satisfied toward the end
oil the tlrst hour the list slipped off
sharply, December dropping 10 1856, Il
net loss Of 20 points from Saturdays
finish Most early selling probably was
created by the bearish Census Bureau
report placing the total OF cotton ginned
to November II as S.920,776 bales,
against Goa. 32O in 1919.
The weather was no more than a sec
ondary factor. The map showed no i'm
portant precipitation anywhere and tenn
peratures ranged from 80 at Meridian to
60 at Pensacola. Official forecasts for
to-day were not less favorable than
those for other recent days, but their
effect was lost. There was a steady risc
from the low level in the fourth hour
and late I'm the day the market crossed
Saturdays final level Closing prices
here were to 81 points net higher.
Local spot was off Is points at 17.1O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23
POULTRY. pREssEp-rRrsH KILLED

IOtLIhh, DkE~SED-FRESH KILLED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5OdG2c virginia 4s
u0G; Western and Southern, spring. ID. fair
70 choice. 4Gd5Jc.; poor $50 Ace old, 4Td
DC. CHICkBNS-Nssi by broilers b., 42ft
dc. flyers, 3f03Gc. Virginia 3oQ40c. West
ern, dry picked b-Ai~rs boxes. 34df 4jc. :
flyers. 3i-12 lbs &c ot,,sa s3q35c. roasters
.4pi2c.: broilcrs. bbi6. 3ld3Gc flyers 32ft
$40; roa<t"rg. 3CT3Sc western lccd bbs
2 lbs s.Ih aud dnde'. 32d35c flyers. 1913
lbs oach, S0p33 chickens Sis Tbs, $40
34c; roasts, 70 lbs. .ST3Gc ,pided, 30
m3ic. FOWIS-Wcstern. dry picked, milk
fed. boxes, 29d42c. corn fed. 2s6p4oc. dry
picked and iced, bbis eTG3ac scalded e7GD
31c; old cocks. Western. 25n27o. DUCKS
Maryland, 8sQ43c. Long Isia ID. frozen. SOC. .
western. fresh. 3Oa42c GEEsE-Aiaryland.
aSd4oc.: western, 3od3Tc. SptTABS-f.ari.t,
white, $40 lbs. 10 dozen. Ss.JO1Gii: CT ms .
s5nt dark, s3.i0Ui ctlis. Si.JOG2
iuINEAs-Pair Si.2adft.s5. RABBITs-sup-
ply light and market firm Cottontails. West
ern' pair, GoUdjc.; jacks. Si.o5.
POULTRY. UyE-FOwG.s-Ex 2OT
DC Express, 3OgS2c. broilers
express, 3ial0c OLD RoOSTERS-Fyoignt.
&c. TURlSEfs-Frelght. Doc. cxprcss 500
aSc DCCkS--Freight, 3Jd3sc GEESE
Freight 2sn3Oc rfGEoNs-Pair. freight or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23
nRAzILIAN COFTEE sTATIsTIcs.
HONOR GUARANTY OFFICERS.

Cablegrams announcing their decora-
ton by King Albert OF Belgium were
received yesterday by Charles III. Sabin,
president and Albert Breton, Harold
Stanley, Joseph r. Swan and Francis II.
Sisson, vice-presldents. OF the Guaranty
Trust Company Sabin Is made a COM
mandcr Of the order Of the Crown !;
Breton. a chevalier of the Order Of Leo
pold. and Stanley, Swan and Sisson.
choyallors % The order of tho Crown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23

LONDON. Nov. 22--Toliowing are tho clos
ing metal quotations:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23

Coffee Cablos.-Rio was 100 20 $50 refs
lower Dollar rate 100 rels higher at $500
Exchange, 3-i6d lower az fihd. Receipts.
1900 bags and stock 5is 900 bags. Santos
spots not quoted. Futures unchanged 20 100
rcis lower Receipts. $4,000 bags and stock
. $40 600 bags.
RccolniB nt tho ports were % 900 BAGS
against 81 900 last year and 20 900 two years
ago. Sac paulo had "a 600 against 10 900
and $1,000, and Jundahy $4,000. against
$4,000 and 10000 bags. respectively.
Rain was reported IN Sac Paulo.
Cleared from Santos, 4s 800 bags for New
Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-23

Total sales stocks. 393, 1907 shares.
Total sales bonds. SS95,000. par value.
fSels cents n share. "Odd lots.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-19
EXAMINATION FOR
TEACHERS FOR CITY

N On Friday and Saturday at the
Caldwell school there will be num-
tber of school teachers for the city
u schools who will take the examination
preparatory to teaching during the
lfan and winter term. The papers will
HE sent to Frankfort and graded, as
iwere those from the county eXamina7
ition. There will be quite number OF
y INSTRUCTORS take the examination, and
3some new ones who have not been
|tcertifcated as yet 1t is believed the
Sfull quota can easily be filled and that
mo vacancies will be reported. There
His much interest manifested in the
Heoming examination, since numerous
Enquiries have been received by Su-
perintendent ]. Howard Payne, of the
KITTY schools, from instructors from va
|kious parts of the state. The city
~ chool law diners somewhat from
4that of the county, since the members
<Apf hte city school board may judge
hs to the qualifications of the teach
Rers for various teaching positions in
khe city
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-19
WESTFALL Believed
A SHREWD CRIMINAL
Richmond Man Narrowly Escapes
Being Mulcted Out of Big
Sum By Him

Mr.. Eldlidge Wagers, of Richmond,
who took time by the forelock and al
pretended through the aid of Chief of
Police Claude Devore one r. C. West
fall, said to be Of Portsmouth,, Ohio,
is not loser through his transact ons
with the alleged clever swindler as a
result, he having caused the appre-
hension of the man before a check for
a large amount had been realized on
here.
The following from Mt. Sterling,
where Westfall began operations, OK
plains the case:
"a cattle buyer giving his name as
r. c. Westfall and his home as Ports
mouth, Ohio, is in Jail here charged
with attempting to swindle farmers.
Several days ago Westfall came into
this section and purchased about 100
head of cattle from John Debord and
others of Johnson. county, giving
checks for $5,505. The cattle were
brought this this city and Westfall
engaged Mr.. Debord and other men
from whom he purchased them to sell
portion for him. Mr.. Debord sold
about $4,000 worth and obtained
checks in payment which he. turned
over to Westfall. Later he could not
find the cattle buyer, and, becoming
suspicious, telephoned to Portsmouth,
Ohio, to see of Westfall's checks were
good. He was told that no such man
as Westfall was known. Chief of Po-
lice Upton located Westfall in Rich
mond, and he was brought to this city
and lodged in Jail. Part of the cattle
was recovered and WestfaH obtained
only about. $500, some of which was
recovered. Police say the man is a
shrewd swindler, but Westfall says if
given a little, time he will straighten
up matters. There is much feeling
against the man in. his alleged. att
tempt to defraud Mr. Debord, who is
one of the oldest cattle traders in the
state
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-19
Wcman's Body Found In Rive,

New York, Aug 19-The torso
of an unidentified woman, with
head, arms and legs CHOPPED off,
was found last night by long
shoremen in the Hudson river, it
became known when police and
county authorities grappled with
a mystery resembling + first
glance the famous GniAensuppe
case of q years ago.
Clinging to the skin were shreds
of cloth. whisps of Irvine and
minute pieces of wrapping paper,
These indicated, according to the
police, that before being cast into
the river the torso had been
wrapped in heavy underwear or
"a blanket and this in turn cover
ed with heavy wrapping paper
and bound with strong Irvine. The
police expressed the opinion that
the package probably had bee
weighted down, but that water
had rotted the wrappings and the
torso allowed to come to the sur
face.
Medical examiners estimated
it had been the water about two
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-19
BIGCMLM MADE FOR
PRODUCTS OF GARDEN
Madison County, Dealers Taking
All Brought To Market At
a Good Price

Produce is now filing the local
market. it is said. as never before
The quantity, as well as quality,
is said to be very commendable
A fair price is being paid for the
fresh production from the farm
to vegetable producers who arc
experiencing ready market for
their crops in the city. The de
mand for garden products is said
to never have been as great as ii
the present time. Corn is show
ing a great, lead over general veg
tables, it is said, many having re-
sorted to the speciality of raising
the sweet variety, which is in
great demand Cucumbers and
beets are heavily called, for as
well as other garden produce.
Local dealers declare they have
had an unusual run on all vegeta-
bles during the past two weeks
There is little if any show, for
outside makrets, according to
both the producer and retailer,
the latter stating, they give the
local producer the preference, and
the only time they patronize for
eign producers being when fruit
and vegetables are out of season
here.
There is a Getty" demand for
fruit during the entire year, and a
call for it regularly, no matter
what the price One dealer stated
that while he suffered a great loss
at times through perishable fruit,
he was obliged to keep it even
out of season, when obtainable,
owing to the fact that there was
a steady demand for it.
The Madison county produce
dealers as we'll as the retailers,
are enjoying a great harvest in
the way of we'll developed and
matured garden products, and the
residents of the city are showing
their appreciation by presenting
a continual demand that is suffi-
cient to consume almost every
bit brought to the. city.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-19
ELSEY
! MEETING AT ALVARY

| Interest and attendance both
are increasing in the meeting now
being held at the Calvary Baptist
4church, this city. 1t almost
preached the point where the
y standing room only" sign had to
stbe hung out. at the Wednesday
fevening service. There is no
{question mark in the mind of
Ilnany whether the church will
tshaVe a seating capacity large
Eenough to take care of the ever
increasing crowd.
Evangelist used as his subject
Elast evening, Sin, and its Rem
Iedy," showing that all are sinners
land that there is only one remedy
the blood of Jesus Christ.
T Singer Elsey had his Junior
choir full of singers anu his SEN
for choir nearly full. He is us
ing a song book edited by himself
.entitled Gospel Songs in which
are several songs which he wrote
Mr. Elsey is not only song lead
.er and an effective soloist, but-.ar
author OF gospel songs, having at
present some seventeen popular
productions. The song service is
getting better each night under
his leadership. He sang last ev-
ening "The 'Prodigal Son, while
Mrs. Jones performed at +
piano. The earnest sincere spirit
in which he sang drove the mes
sage. home to the peoples hearts
Arrangements are being made
to have a special service for men
only at the court house Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, when, it is
anticipated that at least 1000 men
will be present.
! The subject for tonight will h
''Ye must be born again" Come
and hear what Gods Word teach
es about the new birth. TIL
morning audiences are increas:
daily.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-19

Jailer William Burgess, who has
been at Little Rock; Ark, for some
time for the benefit of his health,
writes that he will remain at the
southern resort for period of two
weeks at least, since his health is re-
ported as being ON the improvement.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-19
OHIO BLOCKS RATE RAISES

Columbus, Ohio, August 49, The
Ohio Public Utilities Commission re-
fused to permit steam lines in the
state to raise passenger rates 20 per
cent, milk rates and excess baggage
charges 20 per cent and Place a sc
per cent surcharge. on Pullman space
rates, as in recent order of the Inter
state Commerce Commission.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-19
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. I


WEDNESDAY,, SEPT.
offer for sale at my residence on the
Irvine pike, two miles east of Rich
mond, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing property:
All household and kitchen furniture,
consisting Of some old pieces, as fol-
lows:
1 set old fashion Mohair covered par
Tor furniture.
corner cupboard sideboard 1 drop
leaf tahle; l chest of drawers, etc; .
Jersey cows. 2, of the milking; L gentle
also many other farming implements.
driving horse; 1 wagon and harness.
Terms made. known on day of sale.
ID. G. MARTIN.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-19
Hay Fever Epidemic

+ If you have time to go to Pc
-tosky, it's hay fever, on the other
hand, call it a summer cold, and
forget it, if possible, for it is
the rounds, according. to
Richmond physicians, ahd there
are many falling victims of the
distressing malady-hal fever
victims being unusually lfected.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-19

For safety at radio at radio equip
ment for lifeboats has been invented
which can be carried compactly in a
boat at all times and which is fea-
tured by a floating wire as the an
tenna.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-19
JAS. H. PEARSON

REAL ESTATE and LIVE STOCK
As evidence OF my ability, 4 refer yOu
To many farmers. stock men. and real
estate dealers for whom I have con-
ductrd sales throughout the bluegrass,
Rfahpsond, Exy.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-19

4 A number of orphan children have
been tanen into homes and adopted
by farmers and city folks, according
to statistics just received.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-19

weeks. The police believe that
the woman was about Is or so
years old and weighed about $50
pounds.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-19
PUBLIC SALE.

OF Household and Kitchen Furniture
Farming Implements, Stock, Etc.
Having decided to quit housekeepine Or
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-10-08
EDITORIAL

Remember! The Davis Dept
Store does not desire to impair its
good reputation by selling merchan-
disc at one price today and another
price tomorrow.
However, there has been recently
great decline in the cost of GER
tain lines of merchandise. We have
always maintained one price to ev-
cry customer, but since declines
have come it is our duty and our de-
sire to follow the markets.
To do this it will be necessary for
us to make sacrifices and in some in
stances take great losses. This
store has always sold the better
grades of merchandise and by Judi
cious buying the past seven
years it has been able to offer goods
in many instances below all compe-
tition.
1t Is also our duty and desire to
PiotcCt Oui CuotouueIS III cVoIy way
that is possible.
We don't believe in halfway
sales, so we are going to make this
a real one" You will enjoy COM
ing here, and, best Of all, you will
profit by it, We will all have a good
time, and we will not be undersold
it simply cannot be done.
w. M. DAVIS
Proprietor.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-02-05
ILLUSTRATORS ~ RWM AnU9

glances met. and she advanced 10 ths
table. the light Of the swinging lamp
full upon her. The impression she
made Is with me yet. Hers was .
refined, patrician face. crowned by .
wealth Of dark hair. Indignant eyes
Of hazel brown. shadowed BY long
lashes. frightened q face whitened by
intense emotion, and brought into
agreeable contrast flushed cheeks and
red. scornful lips. A dimpled chin. q
round, full throat. and the figure Of
young womanhood. slender and yet
softly curved. altogether formed q pic
ture 50 enhancing as to never again
desert my Imagination. With, one
bound my heart went out to her In
sympathy. In admiration. In full and
complete surrender. Before could
change posture. almost before ! could
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-02-05

Bout how lon yer be gone, sab r
Il cannot tell you that. As short a
time as possible. II may require con.
siderable explanation and urging to
get those three women to trust me.
However. all you have to do is wait.
and be sure that no one sees you. II
you should be needed for anything at
the house. I'll get word to you some
way; and II I should send Della and
Rene out here alone. without being
able to come with them myself. load
them into the cart at once, and drive
to the boat. I'll manage to Join you
somewhere. and the important thing Is
to get them safely away. You under
stand all thIsT'
"Yas. sab: leastways I reckon
does. Use ter take keer oh dem all.
an let yer take keer o. yerself."
Exactly. because, you see, haven't
the slightest Idea what / am going to
run up against. There may be others
In the house. and might not dare to
leave Miss Eloise behind alone with
out some protection. l SHAH endeavor
to induce her to 60 to Hnines at once"
Following some impulse i shook
hands with him. and then plunged into
the darkness, my only guidance at first
that single ray Of light streaming
throuuh tho ,,pubadad ,,,tudn,y A. 7
advanced cautiously along the fence. a
low structure built Of rough rails, and
thus approached more closely to the
front Of the main building. other lights
began to reveal themselves, enabling
me to perceive that the inner hallway
was likewise Illuminated, although not
brilliantly. All about me was silence.
not even the sound Of voice or the
flap Of wing breaking the intense
stiffness Of the night. ! came below
the veranda. still In the deep shadow.
utterly unconscious Of any other pres
ence, when suddenly, from Just above
me, and certainly not six feet distant.
man spoke gruffly, the unexpected
sound Of his strange voice interrupted
by the sharp crate Of chairs leg on
the porch floor, and half-smothered
yawn.
SAY, sheriff, how long are we all
goln' ter set yere. do yer know7 This
don't look much like Saint Louee afore
daylight ter me-"
stopped still, crouching low, my
heart leaping into my throat. and
every nerve tingling
mo, It sure don't, Tim" replied an.
other. and the fellow apparently got
down from of his perch on the porch
rail. "Yer see Kirby is bound he'll get