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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-10-08
Republican Ticket

Republican Ticket
For President
WARREN G. HARDING
For Vice President
CALVIN COOLIDGE
For United States Senator
SAMUEL D. NICHOLSON
For Congressman. Third District
GUY U. HARDY
For Judge Supreme Court
GREELEY W. WfITFORD
For Governor
OLIVER H. SHOUP
For Lieutenant Governor
EARL COOLEY
For Secretary of State
CARL s. f1lLLIKEN
For State Treasurer
ARTHUR N. STONC
State Superintendent Of Schools
KATHERINE CRAIG
For Auditor
HARRY E. kULNIX
For Attorney General
VICTOR E. kEYES
For State Senator, Twenty-sixth District
WILLIAM E. RENSHAW
For District Attorney
W BOATRICHr
For Representative. 23rd Gen. Assembly
CHARLES L. JAYNE-S
Republican County Ticket
For Clefk and Recorder
B.A. HOLLEY
For Treasurer
WILLIAM H. STEPHENS
For Sheriff
WILLIAM J. HARVEY
For County Judge
ROYAL R. GRAHAM
For Coroner
DR.. ALAN D. FRASER
For Superintendent of Schools
MRS. IDA E. PIKE
For Surveyor
PERCY P. BARBOUR
For Commissioner. Second District
JOHN W. GREEN
For Commissioner. Third District
LOUIS v. CRIST
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-10-08

There were AS votes cast at the
Primary election in Gilpin county
and it cost 81 341.47, an average
OF $500 vote. Some luxury this
primary stuff.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-10-08

The Siftings-Ne has added a
line of small school supplies.
Buy your pencils, tablets. etc., here.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-10-08
Gard of Thanks

We wish to thank those who
were SO kind to us during the
death of our husband, brother and
ST. p-father. Wm. J. Milford, and
especially are we grateful to the
singers and for the flowers.
Mrs. VIM. MILFORD.
Mrs. SUSAN MILFORD.
WALTER MILFORD,
Mrs. l.. PRoDUIr.
MRS. RICHARD GARTRELL.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-10-08

The Denver Post has not raised,
an you can still get it for IS
c. its rer month delivered. Sub
scriptlons taken at the Siftings-
News office. Phone Idaho 2S-J.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-10-08

Miss Kate Hemp of Cripple
Creek is spending few days in
Idaho Springs.
Evening star., 1920-01-12
WANTED-HELP.
statesmen.

SALES MEN WANTED
TWO GOOD MEN OVER 21
YEARS OLD TO REPRE-
SENT LARGE NEW YORK
HOUSE; CITY AND COUN-
TRY; GOOD WAGES TO
RIGHT MEN. APPLY ROOM
100 McGILL BLDG, 6O8 G
ST. NV. MONDAY MORN
ING AFTER 8 80.
SALESMAN to sell supplies to hotels and
lunch rooms; must have experience ac-
qnAintance with this trade. Address Box
1S6-H. Star office. 13s
SALESMEN-Wri.e for list Of openings and
fun particulars; earn s., 600 to SO. yearly;
big, demand for men. inexperienced or expert
e1ced, city travelling. National Salesmen's 5
Training iation. DEBT. 381. Chicago
TIRE SALESMAN TO handle standard make:
good opportunity for permanent connection
Apply before IL. Potomac Tire Co., 1852 Wis
ave NV 14s
Evening star., 1920-01-12
wANTED-HELp.
FEMALE-Continued.

LEARN the real estate business and be paid
while learning; an opportunity to supplement
your salary or work your way out OF the old
salaried position; until your earning power is
greater than your present salary 1t need not
interfere with your>present position; full in
structions and lectures by successful real es-
tate opera tors; no capital or experience re-
quired but forceful personality and Al refer
ence essential Glass will meet in Room Sls,
Colorado bldg, 5 pm. Wednesday Jan: "a and
81. See or write Allan w. Gibson, 3lS Colo
Evening star., 1920-01-12
M. BROOKS & Co,

require the services of a compe-
tent stenographer; steady en-
ployme1t and good salary. Ap-
ply at once.
Evening star., 1920-01-12

YOUNG MEN-Several, bright,
about 1o years old, as bank run
ners. Only those who can show
a clean record and are not afraid
of work need apply. Address, in
own handwriting, giving full
particulars in first letter, Box
12o-H, Star office.
Evening star., 1920-01-12

B0OKKEEPERS-Two; must be experienced
Security Savings and Commercial Bank, 9th
and G.
Evening star., 1920-01-12

PHOTOGRAPHERS wanted. young man some
experience amateur printing; good pay. Ker-
foot's, sos Pa. II"
PORTER-COlOred; must furnish reference;
good salary; permanent position. Apply Fam
lily Shoe Store. 80 7th st. n.w. NV.
PORTER in drug store for nights a week and
every other Sunday. Apply Dupont Pharmacy,
No. Dupont circle.
POSITIONS for men wireless operators at
good salaries. in addition to all living e1-
penses: we qualify men to fill these positions
in about l6 weeks SERVICE RADIO SCHOOL.
0nO-2 Pa ave.
Evening star., 1920-01-12
WANTED-SITUATI0NS.
MALE.

ACCOUNTANT BOoKKFEPER Finances
costs, credits. collections. income tax. pon1
references Address BOX 216-K, Star office. l3
ACCOUNTANT auditor. bookkeeper, experlenc-
cd omen for engagement Address Box 203 X,
Star Office 10
Evening star., 1920-01-12

ACCOUNTANTS-If you feel that you are
adapted for public accounting work and have
one or two hours spare time day. then we
with US only a few weeks who are getting
several dollars an hour for their spare-time
work. Call s25 Colorado bldg. Open until
o.p.m. 12s
Evening star., 1920-01-12

MILLINERS and millinery
saleswomen; must be expert
enced. Apply Kafka's, 10th and
F SITS.
Evening star., 1920-01-12
EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANT.

A responsible and permanent
connection offered by one of the
larger rubber manufacturing com
panies at Akron to Il high grade
Young man with technical col
lege training and experience in
personnel or employment work.
Ability as correspondent, famil-
iarity with job analyses. expert
ence in hiring and placing of
technical men very desirable; in
itiative, tact and clean business
record essential. Feel free to give
full details of experience and quail
iiications in strict confidence.
Evening star., 1920-01-12

coat in latest trench coat design; medium size
lightweight; khaki colored coat Of best quail
ity cravenette ideal top coat for spring wear
$1,000. Apply between am. and $50 pm,
Rliss Electrical Company, 40 12th st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-01-12

PIN-Saturday evening. somewhere IN uo"n
80, 60 ion . cameo breastp:n. surrounded by
tiny pearls; a keepsake. Reward u returneu
TO 9c0 + st. ne.
PIN. Eastern Star: reward. Return 21id
Evening star., 1920-01-12

TO LEARN automobile trade driving and re-
pairing tcolored) Phone n. 1907. L. l.. Jack
son, Ill Pierce st. NV. 12S
USEFUL MAN for lunchroom. hours II Pm,
to a.m.; S15. G st. NV. 12'
USHER-Evenings So weekly.
6O8 9th st. NV.
WANTED-At once. 6 men to sell goods
trains; So cash security and blue suit re-
quired. Union News Office No g. basement
Terminal station. east side entrance. 16s
WANTED-Boy to learn mechanical trade, Is
over, accompanied by parents; trifers keep
away 800 18th ST. NV 13h
WANTED-A strong youth to work in printing
department. Apply 50 B st. NV.
WANTED-Timekeeper for shipyard in south:
prefer man between 80 and 40; reply stating
experience, salary expected and give refer
ences. Address Box 292-H, Star Office. 14'
WHITE married man, children. to take
care of small apartment building fur
nished and~S25 per month; will not interfere
with other employment Apply between 3 and
4:3O p.m.- Henry Schaffert. $50. John Marshall
place.
YARD MAN to look after unloading cars local
deliveries stock records and and contractors s
equipment; must be able to handle men; ref
erences required. Address Box 27-M, Star of
flee
YOUNG MAN-Night work. Apply Room 21S,
Evening star., 1920-01-12

fUJNI MAN-Nlght Work. Apply Room Us,
District National Bank bldg.
YOUN G N E N-Three, Be-
tween Is and II years of age,
for clerical position with large
corporation; high school educa-
ton or equivalent; splendid op-
portunity for right party. Apply
Mr.. Norris. 7OS 18th st.
Evening star., 1920-01-12

YOUNG WHITE MAN, with auto. to do col
lecting or stock clerk. Address BENZ. Siegel,
General Delivery. 1Ss
YOUNG MEN-$35 per week. Our course in
stenography will fit you for the position in 80
days: FREE days trial instructions. Day and
night classes. Individual instruction
30-DAY STENOGRAPHIC SCHOOL.
S17 14th st. NV. Fourth Floor. NJ. 2S76.
YOUNG MAN-SD per week after completing
our short intensive stenographic course. We
guarantee the position. Open Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday evenings.
Enroll now-Don't wait.
New class-Low rate.
STEWARDS BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Main 8671. Mr.. Hales.
1902 F. st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, experienced. to promote bread
and pastry route in Chevy Chase. Address
Box 171-k, Star office. 12s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-02
TAPS SOUNDED FOR
E. CHICAGO HERO
First Lake Go. Boy in World
War to Reach France
Buried With Honors

All that is mortal OF Carter B. Dono-
van Of 4l4o Barring avenue. East Chi
cago. the FIRST Lake county boy to ar
rive in France during the world war,
who died Tuesday morning az the
Hammond hospital while undergoing
an operation was consigned to hi
shaker this afternoon. Dismal weathar
and overcast skies failed to keen
mourning friends from the funeral
services conducted from the First
Methodist church, East Chicago, BY
Rev. Geo W Jones. who paid a glow
ing tribute to the ex.soldier
Fully two hundred citizens and over
a hundred legionaIes. besides a score
OF uniformed policemen with a band OF
20 pieces donated through the courtesy
OF the Elks. formed an escort at the
city hall and then marched TO the
home.
Upon arriving at the house the en-
tire cortege passed through the room,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-02
1000 Men
Laid Off
Yesterday
Leonard Construction Co.
Building Sinclair Contract
Cuts Down Force

Nearly 1900 men employed by the
Leonard Construction company, who
are working on a contract for the SIM
clair OIL Refinery company were laid
off early yesterday afternoon.
While the direct cause of this sud
den lay-off has not yet been ascer-
tained, II Is believed that the uncer-
tain condition OF the building material
market is the chief reason.
The construction compan has a con-
tract with the oil company for build
ing watch Will require a year and q
half 20 conpIete~ They have just re-
Gently completed an office building.
The construction company has IN
the neighborhood Of 1900 men en-
ployed On the construction of three
/ buildings, and with the lay off Of
yesterday, there will be left in the
neighboriaood OF 500 men still en-
ployed.
The construction officials declare.
however, that the men laid on will be
given employment on some work they
are doing at Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-02
SPEEDERS TRY
To bR|BE COPS

Two speeders, one from Whiting AMI
the other from East Chicago. yester-
day tried the old trick of brlbing Ham
mond'e motorcycle cops and as usual
came to grief.
The first man taken was John Kader
4436 Todd avenue, East Chicago. who
was later taken into custody by Eas1
Chicago police en- tho charge Of run
ming down Mrs Julia Seja and her
daughter at Calumet Sunday evening
with his machine kader was arrest
ed by Officer Erlenbaugh at Calumet
avenue and 15oth street He was anxi-
Gus to get away. for reasons which
were obvious when it was learned that
he was then evading arrest on a man
slaughter charge. He offered 'ErIen-
baugh IS but the cop refused.
Special Judge Tinkham heard the
case in court this morning He said
"Ordinarily you would get the limit
but as l understand you are in much
more serious trouble at East Chicag
will let you off with s5 and costs"
The next man arranged was John
Dobornik. $40 Indianapolis boulevard.
whiting. OficeS Bell and Erien-
baugh caught him speeding with his
motorcycle and sidecar on Sherfiel5
avenue.
Follow me- commanded Bell as he
took the lead toward the police sta
tioin- Erlenbaugh dropped in behind.
Dobornik kept tagging behind Bel
and finally he begged Erlenbaugh 70
let him go At last he held out So say
ing it was all the money nc had AMI
telling the speed cop that it was bet
ter to take So there than to arrest
hin, and ret Dofb hing
Erlenbaugh took tho money and then
dumbfounded John by making him
keep right 10 the station. John was
booked and told he must d < up $50 for
bond before he could go home. He dug
a huge roll Of bills from his sock and
peeled off s4s. lie wanted 10 deduct
the 50 which the cop already had
Nothing stirring said the sergeant
That So will be pinned right on yeur
arrest sheet for evidence And it was
This morning John paid SIS and costs
for speeding. A charge OF attempting
to bribe an officer was then placed
against him but after it was seen tha;
he was thoroughly scared and had
learned his lesson, it was decided not
to press the suit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-02
ESPECIAL 10 rHE rlMEs1

GRIFFITH. Ind. Dec. IA rich
find was made this morning by an
Erie section man in the yards at High
land in the shape Of big pile Of
Liberty Bonds. farm leases and other
valuable papers.
Report has it that there is a hun
dred thousand dollars worth of Liberty
Bonds in the bundle. and other reports
say that the sum is much larger. The
loot. evidently stolen. was found be-
heath a box car IN string used as
homes for section men. and is believed
to have been thrown off a passing
train.
Report of the rich find was made by
the section man to the Erie agent at
Highland. who communicated with the
division superintendent at Huntington,
and he came to Griffith to take posses
sion of the bonds. They are believed
to be the loot stolen from the Clifton,
His, bank week ago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-02
VAMPIRE:
AUTO|STS
ARRESTED
Men Accused of Shaving
Mother and Daughter are
Taken into Custody at
East Chicago.

Accused Of being the occupants of
the machine that struck and instantly
killed Mrs. Julia seje and her daugh.
ter. Iona. age l. at Chicago and Mel
vile avenue. John kader. John Phil
lips and Julius Petto. all of East Chi
caso. were arrested late last night by
Officers Petro and Trtant.
The arrest which is considered one
OF the cleverest made in East Chit
caso. came following the recovery of
the Marmon car by Ofhcer Pefro in
an East Chicago garage.
Great praise is due to ehe two Of
tioers, who have been Ia boring on the
case since the accident Sunday eve
ming.
The machine. which had been dam
aged considerably. was found By OF
fcer Petro, who had been making his
rounds in an attempt TO locate an
other machine Seeing that the ma
chine answered the description OF the
car that was supposed 10 have been
the death OF the two people. Officer
Petro summoned several witnesses and
the machine was finally Identified as
that of the one they had seen strike
tho two people
ARRESTS FOLLOW
The machine once Identified. the Or
flcer had little trouble finding the
owner and the arrest Of Kadar fol-
lowed. Upon being taken to the sta
ton, Kadar denied all know edge Of
tho accident A little later the two
officers arrested Phillips as being one
of the occupants Of the Car. Philips.
under a grueling examination impli-
Gated Julius Petto
MAKE CONFESSION
After the three men had been placed
in jail. Kader. who has been married
only a short time. broke down and
made a complete confession.
The accused man then went on TO
tell Of taking his wife over 70 Whiting
to visit some friends and after TAX
ing supper at q friends home, had
LEFT hts wife and gone UP the street
to another friend, when he happened
to meet Phillips. While the two men
were talking, Petto came along and
asked Kader to take him to the Har
Dor.
Kader consented. and the three men
instead of taking a shorter route from
Whiting to the Harbor. came by the
way OF Chicago avenue. 1t was while
nue." said Kader. who Is the owner Of
the machine and who was driving at
tho time. that the dreadful accident
happened. was driving at the rate
OF IL miles an hour and did not see
the two people until had struck them.
I wanted TO stop the machine and help
those whom I had injured, but Petto
insisted that 1 keep on going which I
did. increasing my speed TO about %
miles an hour. Upon arriving at the
Harbor. Petto left US. and 7 returned
to East Chicago. placing the machine
in simko's garage. Upon arriving
home. I informed my wife what had
happened, but I was afraid to tell the
police.
Kadar. who formerly resided in
Whiting came here several months ago
and has been the owner Of the machine
only a short time.
All three men will be held without
bond pending the coroner's inquest
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-02
GARY MAN SUES
FOR ALIENATION
He Couldn't Save Money
But Wife's Friend Had
It To Burn

Julia Jngoroc is the wife Of laborer
employed in the Gary steel mills Crist
Andule IS a single man who runs a gro
Gerry store at 1437 Adams St, Gary.
Crst has accumulated some money
while Julias husband. Alex has never
been able to lay by much.
Alex and Julia are not living togeth-
or now and in a suit asking for $4,000
damages for alienation of affections
which was filed today in the Hammond
superior court, Alex accuses Crist Of
enticing her away from him.
The Jligoroffs occupied apartments
over the Andule grocery store Andule,
it Is said, became enamored OF Mrs.
Jligoroff and asked if he might room
with them. They took him in and for
u while all went well. Then Alex no.
ticed the change which was coming over
his wife She cared little for him. He
keeper had been giving her presents
from time to time.
More expensive gifts came to the
charming Julia until finally it is al
legged Andule offered her an automo-
BILE many beautiful dresses and an
easy life If she would only reciprocate
MS dlleSNioH- Jul1d 4Sil- On June Il
she disappeared from the home and her
husband says that he found she had
been induced to leave by Andule who
was providing her with a home else
where
Since then Alex has been deprived
of her association and help and feels
that he has been damaged to the ex-
tent of 10000 He is being represent
ed in court by Attorneys Mcmahon &
Conroy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-02
Ware Fake
Tax Men
In The City

First uf all let il be stated right
here that City Treasurer Walter Biele-
field has no deputy tax collectors
working in Hammond. lie issued this
statement this morning that the pub
lie might be warned against dealing
with anyone claiming 70 be sucn Now
as to the cause of it all
Sam Spetabie who owns A lftitl @
home at $50 Kenwood avenue. Ham
mond, presented himself at the treas
urer's office early this morning
WHATS a matter, YOU senda collect
after dlsss money. l pay him Tonga
time Cot pepra right here dissa year
fasta year and year biffore. Ala time
money. money, money. Too much
Right away"
Sam started rantinE right Off this
reel waving aloft three tax receipt.
ard another piece Of paper which wa
plainly the object or his ire. Bieiefeld
finally halted his rawlings and tried Il
get a straight story OF Sans troubles
After much questioning ii was
learned that yesterday evening tive
strangers called at SANS house. One
Of them. d young fellow. inforne
Sam that he owed $500 back taxes
on his property Sam protested. but
was met by. tho threat Of instant sale
Of his property unless he paid what
ne owed the city. At last he gave III
and paid the money. lie received the
following receipt.
ss420 December i. 1870
Received OF San1 spetable. eighty
four dollars and twenty cents. back on
1916. 1917. 1915. 1918 1920
No. :ss ". L. PELTINSC.
Dep. T. Gel
With Sans back taxes IN then
possession. the men departed The
more Sam thought about it the mad
der he got 1t resulted in his visit
to the treasurer's Office where be
learned the truth He was the victim
OF slickers.
Spetable later told his story TO the
police. He says his wife insists that
she has seen the soung sharper at the
city hall when she visited there on diff
ferent occasions. she will be ques-
toned and probably brought 70 the
city hall to look the employees over.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-02
THEATRICAL PEOPLE
DIE IN NY. FIRE
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERYIcEl

NEW YORK. Dec. Five persons
we're burned early today in a fire that
wrecked a hve-story apartment house
IN West Ftfty-seventh street, Just on
Fifth avenue. More than 100 families
living in nearby apartments and houses
we're driven into the street by the
blaze.
Only one Of the dead has been
identified. that being the body OF Miss
Marjorie Lescomb. hlm actress.
The building, formerly a fashionable
residence, had been converted into q
five story apartment house.
Mrs Boswell Reid. an opera singer,
who lived on the top hoor, has not been
accounted for. Firemen reported they
could see the leg OF one body in the
wreckage.
The flames spread rapidly and all
persons living above the third door
had narrow escapes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-02
SEASON OPENS AT
SOUTH SIDE GYM

The basketball team representing
the Presbyterian Y. NJ. c. plays the
opening game Of the season tomorrow
evening at the South Side gym. the
presbyterian church. They will take
on the Young Moose of East Chicago.
The Y. NJ. c. team is touted as one
of the strongest teams in Lake county.
They are in the field TO meet all COM
ers and are after the county amateur
championship of the county Here is
their lineup for tomorrow evening:
Forwards. Sheldon and Hess: center.
Cadwalter; guards, Grace and VII
helm.
The Young Moose are not slouches
by any means and have been going
good since the season opened. 50 a
lively game Is promised. A curtain
raiser will start at 1890 o'clock. Teanp
desiring to book games with the Y.
Il. c. should call on George Parsons.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-02
PRAISE FOR
POLICE FORCE

Editor Times-To much credit and
praise cannot be given to our grand
and worthy chief Of police and his able
co-vorker. Capt. Bunde. also q officer
125, and others who have been doing
such good work in North Hammond.
One Of the greatest was the cleaning
up of the South Shore depot of the
gang of hoodlums and boys. Their vile
talk and actions was a menace to the
public The stopping of the speeding
of reckless drivers of machines and
trucks was fine ard we sincerely hope
tho good work will continue.-From
North Side Citizen.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-02
ADMITS KILLING
BRITISH OFFICERS

DUBLIN. Dec. 2.-Countess Markie-
wicz. NJ. r.. one Of the most prominent
Sim Feln leaders in Ireland who was
arraigned today before a court martial
charged with conspiracy and sedition
admitted while in jail that she had
killed British army officers, according
TO the prosecutor in opening the
states scase.
When the noon recess of court was
taken the countess advanced to the
president Of the court marshal. and
swapping her fingers under his nose
exclaimed:
That's for your British Justice"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-02
AUTO BANDITS
FIND A VICTIM
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sssyIcE

CHICAGO. Dec. -Four men ieaped
from a black automobile in the 240O
block on Southport avenue shortly
before noon today and dragged into
their car, Edward Van Horne, secre-
tary-treasurer of the National Milk
company took from Van Horne 81
900. which he had on his person. And
then threw him from the car at the
corner of Fifteenth street and Turner
avenue, a few miles away.
Van Horne was on his way 10
bank near the milk companys Offices
with the $1,000. $500 of which was
In cash.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-02
GATES OF FOREIGN
OFFICE CLOSED
NEWS SERVICE

LJNDoN. DC 2--F0r the first time
II. years the glgantc iron gates Of the
foreign office were closed today to all
but those having official business in
side. This precaution was taken as a
result Of evidence discovered by the
police in anti-Sinn Fem raids It is
probable that Westminster Abbey may
be closed to visitors. scotland Yard
officials said that important names
had been found in the police raids.
The home office has barred Arch
bishop Mannix of Australia. for max
ing an address at Bootle. where in
cendiary hres occurred last sunday
morning
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-02

f'F--- a - TX cF-VTrFT
SOUTH BEND, IND. Dec. =
Following a consultation of rhv-
sicians at the bedside Of George
Gipp, star half back of the Notre
Dame football team. it was announ-
ced today that physicians consider
the only chance of saving the foot
ball stars life lies in locating the
poison in his system. Gipp's con-
dition was brought about by the
bursting of an infected tonsil fol-
lowed BY an attack Of acute pneu-
monia.