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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
World War Veterans Hold First
National Convention, Chica.
60, July I, 2, ;, and 4th.

The World War Veterans, an
organization of former fighters
of the World War, which has
always stood foremost in the bat
tie for the rights of the people
and especially for the Ex-Service
men will hold their first nation
al convention at Chicago, July
1, 2, 3, and 4th.
A program has been arranged
for the Vets for the full four
days of the Convention and on
the 4th a real old fashioned
Main Street 4th of July cele-
bration. Congressman Schall of
Minnesota will deliver the ora
ton Of the day. Mayor William
Hale Thompson of Chicago will
deliver the address of welcome
All Veterans of the World War
are invited to attend. The mem.
bership is open to all former
fighters of the Entente Allies
who are citizens of the United
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
OFFICIAL COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

On motion duly carried the Coun-
~ Surveyor was instructed to In
ppect said ditch and report at next
meeting.
On motion duly carried the COun-
ty Attorney was instructed to col
iect the amount guaranteed by the
Village of Hinckley for aid In con-
structIOn OF State Road No. 1.
The County Auditor reported that
the Towns Of Barry. Arlone and Clo-
yer had delivered Town orders for
the amount Of their pledges AZ aid
In construction of State Road No. 8.
The amount OF said Town orders
was "a follows: Barry 12,1S6. Ar
lone II $40 and Glover $1.433.
The Board Of Audit fled their re-
port which was read and on motion
approved.
A request from Ousley Post No.
$50. Bruno asking for SIS to defray
expenses Of Memorial Day exercises
was received and read. Said expCn-
ses being authorized by Chapter 233
Session Laws Of 1921. No action was
taken on thls request as the Memoir
ial Day had already passed.
Additional bonds for deposits Of
county funds were approved for the
following banks.
First State Bank Of Askov $4,000
First State Bank Henriette 5000
First Nat. Bank, Pine City :. 10000
State Bank OF Htnckley ...... 10000
First Nat. Bank Of Sandstone 1000
On motion by Com. Hancock and
seconded by Com. Stepan, and unani-
mOuHly carried. Engineer Harold
Jurgensen was employed IA High
way Engineer for Pine County at a
salary Of $500 per month
The following resolution was unan-
imously adopted:
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09

Interstate Lumber Co., part
payment on general con-
tract .................. 1,1l4.75
Cy o. Gibson, part payment
on plumbing contract -. 1885
l. M. Crosse Electric Co.,
part payment, electric wiz
ing ........ 1850
Ditch No. & Fund.
John Buckley. inspecting and
Elk, 2 bills .............. 141.SO
Bill from Willow River Mere.
Co. for Merch-, Mrs. F.
Drahos. laid over.
Following bills we're on motion
rejected:
Jos. r. Petchel, repairs 80. 1890
Adam Biederman. rent for
storage Of trucks ........ 25.OC
c. NJ. BabcOck, repairs ...... 71a
J. J. Greenly. livery, Supt.
OF Schools 14.Ot
On motion Board adjourned.
Nels Oakland, Chairman.
Attest:
Andrew p. Edin,
auditors Seal
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09

States of America and have an
honorable discharge from the
military service.
Be there, Veterans, spend the
full four days, let's get a little
action on that National Bonus,
enjoy the biggest time of your
life in helping make the organi-
cation that will be the coming
heavy weight of the country.
Chicago will be yours, nothing Is
too good for us, Ell, well let's have
a little of it, let's go.
Special convention headquar-
ters have been opened at Room
7O6, 166 West Washington ST.,
Chicago, Ill. Send all letters to
sos Temple Court, Minneapolis,
Mimi, until June goth and then
send them to our Chicago Of
flee.
We're off. Be in Chicago to
get all the information, July l.
use any method, but be there
National Executive Committee.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09

and N. Lewis attended the Net
eel sale last Thursday.
Fred Wanbaugh went to Min
neapolis Sunday morning to help
move his parents to Sandstone.
Several from, Duxbury attend
ed the ball game at Markville
Sunday. Score was 6 to in ia
vor of Markville.
Mrs. Hoseth and children came
last week from Minneapolis. Mr..
Hoseth has been here for some
time putting up buildings.
Ray Ketchum of Markville,
spent Monday night at Ray
Lampsons and on Tuesday both
Rays went to Pine City as Petit
Jurors.
The Rev. Bates and the Mat.
son, WATSON and White families
attended the North District Sun.
day School Convention at the
Sand Creek school house Sunday
Rev. Mueller of Danbury, was
in this vicinity last Saturday anC
announced that he would hole
services in the hall next Sunday
evening, June 18th, at 8 o'clock
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
Resolution Appolntlng Overseer o
Highways.

Resolved that Engineer Harold
Jurgensen be and Ia hereby appoint
ed overseer To have charge Of the
maintenance Of the State Aid Roads
In this County. And he Is hereby
authorized to issue time checks for
labor performed on said roads In
accordance with the provisions OF
Chapter 1S2. Laws OF 1915 and acts
MnendatOry thereof.
Gust Anderson.
J. G. Hancock.
Nels Oakland.
r. w. Stepan.
r. II. Thomas.
Board Of County Commissioners Of
Pine County. Minnesota.
Dated At Pine City, MINI. this 1st
day n June, 1921.
Attest:
Andrew p. Nlin.
County Auditor.
auditors Seal.)
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
Duxbury

Sam WATSON was at Markville
Monday.
Club meeting Saturday night,
June 18th.
Nels MatsOn has received word
that his son, Norman, was mar
ried June LIST.
Mrs. Delta Emmert went to
Pine City Tuesday morning to
visit her sister.
H. 0. Hanstad, Fred Wanbaugh
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09

The Engineer was on motion In
strlcted to call In all graders and
tools used on the Federal Highway,
~ said road Ii now maintained by
the state and said graders and tools
are needed for other roads.
II WA on motion duly carried
that a. soon IA the repairs on the
Holt tractor was completed that the
services 0f Geo. Fyten be dispensed
with.
The County Auditor was on mo-
tion duly carried ordered to have the
Judge of Prubate's and Sheriff's Of
nee remotieled and enlarged.
The Building Committee was on
motion instructed TO have plans pre-
pared for out buildings on County
Farm. s0 that bids for same can be
advertised for before the next meet
Ing of the Board.
Minutes Of the two last meetings
were read and approved rs read.
Order No. 1865 from G. NJ. Babcock.
Commissioner Of Highways was read
said order stating that the mainte-
nance of State Road No. had been
taken over by the Highway depart
ment. Order No. 1857 concerning
temporary location II Trunk High
way No. 90 has by order No. 134S
been revoked. A resolution was
unanimously adopted authorizing and
directing the County Auditor 10 ef-
feet policy Of Workmens Compen-
station Insurance covering employees
Ut the County. employed In road
maintenance and road making.
Mr.. r. Duwall offered 500 for the
grader he had been using. His offer
WAS rejected.
ably recommended to the Tax Com
mission:
Emil Leaf. Sturgeon Lake. person
nj property,
r. p. Berry, Pine Lake. personal
property.
Afford Olander. Royalton. personal
property.
J. NJ. O'Brien. Pine City. personal
property.
Mary Anna Lucxak. Sturgeon Lake
VII. real estate.
Inward Olson. Sturgeon Lake.
Appl. real estate.
John Percy. Sturgeon Lake VII,
real estate.
Frank kolosky. Sturgeon Lake vil
real estate.
w. n. Newman. Hinckley Viii. .
Appl. real estate.
Theodore Busselmeyer. Pine City
vii, real estate.
]. r. Therrien. Pine City VII. real
estate. ,M
Levi Ardner. Pine, City VII, real
Albert sjosted. Royalton. real
estate
Martha ]. Breilenfied. Royaltoa
real estate.
r. II. Jams. Arlone. real estate.
Charles Book. Crosby, personal pro
perry.
Roy Jurek. Sturgeon Lake. person
n property.
Following applications were re
jeeted:
q. r. Garrett. Pine Lake. persona
property.
J. l. Wells, Chengwatana. rea
estate.
Warren Derr. Munich. real estate
Mrs. Clara Derr. Munich. ~a
estate.
w. A. Guptil. Munich. real estate
J. r. PavelkA. Mission Greek. req
Natate.
Barney Olson. PokesamA res
estate.
Mn. inga Anderson. Polegam,
real estate.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
Poor FunA.

Gust Koski, house rent. Mrs.
knude ................. l6.O0
Adam Biederman, house rent.
Mrs. GyOmOn ............. 500
Mrs. M. l.. O'Brien, house
rent, Mrs. Shaw ........ 1900
Emil Sironen. house rent,
Mrs. Koski, 2 bills ........ 1900
Lee Webster, mattress, Co.
Farm ........ b.bO
G. H. Reechell. Mere, Mrs.
Spindler 100
Joseph Suk. Mere, Rose
Swarmer ................. 1900
John Joswiak Mere, Mrs.
Smiglewski ............. $3.50
Askov Nero. Co., Mere.
Adolph Jorgensen ........ 5000
Pine City Nero. Co., Mere.
Mrs. H. Lewis ............ 1000
A. NJ Challeen, Mere, Mrs.
Guymon and Mrs. Lewis.
btIls ................. 54.O1
| Sand. Coop. Co, Mere. Mrs.
Koski. Mrs. Luoma and c.
cooper ZO.0O
Geo. w. Schubmehl Co.. Mere.
County Farm ........... 1875
Geo W. Schubmehl CO.,
Mere. Mrs. viii, 3 bills $500
Mrs. Frank Howell, cooking
| for building crew ........ 315O
John Harth, repairing har-
nesses, Co. Farm ........ 1905
p. A. NystrOm, taking care
OF Matthews .............. 24.74
VIM. Schram. taking care Of
his brother .............. $50
Equity Cooperative Ware
house ASSN, Mere. for
county Farm ............. 81 90
Albert Engblom. Tel. rental,
Co. Farm ................ 1900
Bethesda Hospital. care for
II. Hulke ................ $500
County Farm Building Fund
AL. Oman. part payment on
heating contract ......... 21.65
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09


The undersigned Board Of Audit Of said Pine County the
office OF May
d.
and
respectfully
w
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-07-20
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

-Thayer has several good business
propositions to offer, all sound invest
ments.
The Right Reverends Harris and
Evans and families drove to Lacrosse
Friday.
Mrs. Murray of Rice Lake was
here Saturday fog, brief visit with
relatives. e
~ have a big of new rugs, all
makes, fall prices. Oscar Anderson,
Readstnwn. eek gs8s 1872
Chief Clerk o. G. Munson came
home from Madison Saturday follow
ing final adjournment of the Senate.
There will be special degree work
IN the Viroqua Eastern Star lodge on
next Tuesday night, July 26. -Four
candidates will be taken in. ~
You can now go to Lacrosse from
Viroqua at 1880 a. M or 1:30 D. m.
and return leaving Lacrosse at 1880
a. M or a 80 p. m. on the auto line.
DO not miss the famous farce
comedy, "A Cappy Ricks,p at the
Readstown chautauqua, Tuesday even
ing, July 26. A three-act play and
high-class entertainment.
Cashier H. p Davis of the Farm
erS Bank drove to Lacrosse Saturday
where he was joined by two Lacrosse
gentlemen and the trio went north on
a two weeks fishing trip.
Alvin Anderson and G. A Cutter
returned from Bemidji, Minnesota, last
week. Miss Vera Cutter accompanied
them and VIII spend two weeks at the
home of her brother here.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-07-20
Finds Difficult Work Interesting
Mr.. Will Matuska, Mgr. "WBU',

Finds Difficult Work Interesting
Mr., Will Matuska, Mgr, "WBU',
La Crosse, Wis.
Dear Mr.. Matuska:--I received the
little booklet which you sent and it
served to remind me that you asked
me to write and let you know how
was getting along with my work. !
find the work very interesting altho
it was quite strange to me when ]
started. ] understand the working
principles Of it now and can do what
is required without difficulty. This ]
credit to the thorough training | re-
ceived at the "WBU".l The people |
work for are very nice and have treat
ed me with every consideration.
have no difficulty in doing the
work that is assigned to me here.
attribute this to my good business
training. / recently received a raise
in my salary so ! conclude that my
work or rather my services are sat
isfactory to my employers. The work
requires great deal of accuracy but
by exercising a reasonable amount of
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-07-20
FIND YOUR WANTS HERE

FOR SALE--A dodge sport model car. in
good condition. Or will trade for Ford car.
seImer Moseng. phone 50. viroQua. 2s-1-p
FOR SALE Five Jersey bulls, eligible for
registry. ready for service and other three
nearing maturity. These bulls are excellent
specimens and priced low for quick sale
Hush Buchanan. RS. viroqua. 2e-4-p
FOR SALE Two good bicycles and one
bicycle motor attachment. Inquire of Karl
HaIvorson al the joe Fladhammer farm, vi
roaua. RS. 29-l-p
FOR sALE-one fun hooded Guernsey bull
registered will be years old in September
He is fine animal and well built Ward
White Phone 22rl4. Viroqua 29-i-p
FOR SALE OR RENT-The residence pro-
ferty which l recently purchased from Ber-
nssi Pierce. Mrs. L. c. Norris. viroaua. 2e-i
FOR sALE--A Bush & Lane piano. or will
trade for Ford car. via sell on terms If
desired. W. H. Ledman, viroqua. 2s-tf.
/ FOR SALE-A fine Reed baby cab in per-
/ feet condition. Mrs. Carl G. Christensen. 4lO
f. Hickory st, 2s-l-p
/ FOR SALE-one good sized lot in south
jtc-t of city: also a good top buggy. Chris
henry. Jr.. virOqua. 2s-e-p
I FOR SALE-Bull calf, weeks old. He is a
( fine inaiviaual coming from a full-hood Guern-
sey sire and full-blood Jersey dam win sell
at market price. Chris Davik. Court House
/ Rock Place, Viroqua. 29-I-p
/ FOR SALE-A Rumely threshing outfit and
saw mill. Separator s6xeO Is horse engine.
/ VIII he sold cheap if taken soon. Martin
/ Forum. West Prairie. Wis. 27-S-p
B
( FOR SALE-Nine head high grade Hol-
/ stems. E,ilk cows. fresh this spring, one
due to freshen July 2e. -Four 2-year-old heif-
ers due to freshen in August and September.
Cows are all good producers and priced right.
They are Federal tested and clean from abor-
ton. Come ana lock them over. Hillside
/ Dairy Farm, There Sebion, Westfy, RI. Box So.
2s-4
FOR SALE-Chandier touring car and FORD
Coupe, beth in Al shape Paulsen Bros, vi
roqua. 24-tf
FOR SALE-Tohaeeo habit cured nj 2 weeks.
smoking or chewing. Victim gains flesh. saves
money and dirt Tires. Ford castings cost
plus Sl.OO Ain tires cost plus 50. cords So
saves you SO to $40. w L. Butt. 2s-2-p
FOR SALE-Ford roadster 1920 model with
starter. C. ]. Kuebler. 2s-tf
FOR SALE-one span Of s-year-old mules
Well broke and all right every way. Mrs.
Chas. Cono@ay Westby, Wis. 2s-4p.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-07-20
LOST AND FOUND

leather gauntlet glove. Owner can get same
at this Office.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-07-20

Fred Bean was up from Retreat
Tuesday, taking back load Of butter
tubs for the Retreat creamery.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-07-20

"A great, grand
work is being done
b v { h e business
colleges"
John Wanamaker
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-07-20

Mrs. c. E. Tate returned Friday
from Minneapolis where she visited
her son Phil and family for a week.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-07-20

There are plenty Of good positions
ANY business or government Office po-
sition. aN
YOU CAN DO 1T. We can and
will help you if you permit us to do
so.
Remember, this is the only school
that offers One Month Trial Free IL
desired. The only school that has
special courses for high school STU
dents, REGULAR COURSES for 9th
ers. Monthly rate. N
: Send for Proof, the booklet Of en-
ployed graduates and cAtalog that
gives fun information. & 9t
Fall term begins September 6th.iN
please address. f8
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-07-20
Sauer HardW. Co.

care Lam able to do it we'll
Very truly yours,
JOSEPH J. WAVRUNEK, 0sseo, Wis.
With-Rusk County Abstract Com
pany, Ladysmith, Wis.
Course High Speed Combined.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-07-20

FOR SALE-Two good bicycles and one
bicycle motor attachment. Inquire of Karl
HaIvorson at the joe Fladhanlmer farm, vi
roqua, RS 29-I-p
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-07-20

FOR sALE-one fun blooded Guernsey bull
registered will be years old in September
He is a fine animal and well built. Ward
White Phone 22rl4, Viroqua 29-i-p
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

This country last year" ho added.
spent s1.soo,000,o00 IA drink. more
than s4oo.o0o,0oO In tobacco ana only
t12,00o.ooo On foreign missions.
II am not pesinaist, but in q few
years we shall have q peril moving out
from Asia, from China, from india and
Japan. What is going 20 be the result
God alone knows.
''Tho next war will be the yellow
against the white races. Think of the
FAST war and its horrorsl It will pale
into insignsncance before war of
color,
There il nothing that can prevent
such a war except that the principles
OF Christianity be made to underlie In
ternationaI and national life. If the
world does not give its sons and daugh-
ters to the cause OF the Church I ven
ture TO predict your grandchildren
VIII have to fight in this great world
war Of color.
only Christ can cement the nations
The true solution" concluded the Bish-
op, Ties. not at the Conference IN
Washington. or ia the Councils OF Lon
don and Paris. but on Calvary"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14
DR.. SHELTON RETURNS
TO DANGEROUS TH|BET
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvrce1

SHANGHAI, CHINA, Dec.-Doctor 4.
l. Shelton, the missionary who was
captured by the Yunnan bandits last
year and sensationally rescued by an
American searching party has re-
turned to China after a rest in Amer
lea, and is on his way to Lhassa to be-
come court physician to the supreme
head of the Buddhist church in China
the Dali Lama. who believes himse.-
TO be the reincarnation of Buddha.
While in America DR.. and Mrs.
Sheldon supplied themselves with
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

quantities Of pocket knives, cheap
watches. agate marbles and strings OF
shell pearl beads TO be used as pres
ents along the dangerous journey
which he is undertaking far into the
interior and through the country,
where he was held a captive for sixty
two days and underwent much suffer-
ing. Previous experience has taught
him that hese small articles are most
attractive to the average Thibetan Of
fetal or priest, and presents are an In
dispensablo thing In all Thibetan
travelling.
The trip he Is making is full Of al
most insurmountablo difficulties and is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14
FUTURE WAR WILL
Be BETWEEN White
AND YELLOW RACES
LINrgRNAIloNaL NEws srRvcs

LONDON, Dec.-The dread pic
ture or world war fiji which the vel
low races or tho East will strive for
domination with the white people Of
the West was painted by the Bishop
OF Chelmsford recently IN sermon TO
the English Church Congress at Bjrm-
tnghaln.
DO you know no asked. that the
whole or tho Christian community in
I'm gland, the Church ana the Noncon-
sorrnist bodies together. gave in a year
toward spiritual work what was less
than would keep the British Army In
the neid for six hours
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14
Energy Derived From III. Sun.

Ener9y UoTIVed FFon tho SUI.
It is estimated that the work done
on this planet of ours by the radinn-
energy Of the sun is equal to that
which would be required to pump
from the ocean enough water to sup
ply a Niagara $4,000 miles wide. To
equal the energy which the earth re-
row Of Niagaras encircling the earth
three times, with every foot-pound OF
energy utilized in electric horse pow
er.-Philndelphia Ledger.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

through the widest parts OF China and
Thibct where the bandits are in con-
troll and where there IS constant war
fare.
Mrs. Sheldon will not accompany her
husband. She Is en- route TO india,
where ane will publish the stosy of
Esther" IN the ThibetiRn language.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

snake money ~ home and defy
poverty" advises an advertisement.
We know a man who took this advice
too literally and found II impossible
to defy the law -r~n~d'n9 counterfeits.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

This regular SOC tooth paste
is very specially priced for
thursday only. with 27~
coupon. per tube.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

Cotton Tafeta in lowered
and plain colors. regular
sizes. $l.25 value QOo
al
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-07
american Lawyer
First Take SIX
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
London. Ny MaiD.-Conwatu-
latlons are being showered on X.
Newton Crane Of New Jersey. on
being the first American barrisier
TO become a Kings Counsel.
This office is entirely honorary.
but it gives a right of pre.audicnce
in all the courts The Kings Coun-
sells robes are of silk instead of
the ordinary alpaca of which the
juniors gowns are made and the
honor carries a great amount Of
prestige. along with certain legal
etiQuet which tends to have rather
injurious financial effect. so that
taking silk'c. as it is called, is only
possible tc he great men who have
got there and do not depend upon
their profession for a livelihood. a
Kings Counsel is prohibited by le
gal etiquet from accepting much q
The minor business which falls TO
the juniors share.
Discussing his new honor Crane
said, u read the oath very care
fully and ! find that il doesn't strain
my American conscience the least
bit. OF curse, the honor is very
gratifying. | have not felt 50 pleas
ed since | was made a Bencher
of the Middle Temple"
Crane has been at the English
Bar since 1894, when he was trav
in the British Isles with Mrs.
Crane, who fell i'll. "At that time
explained Mr.. Crane, I'VE stayed
here and, in fact, have been here
ever SINCE
This Anglo-American barrister's
speciality is international law. He
IS Chairman of the London branch
If the American Navy League, and
las been Chairman Of the Ameri-
AN Society in London. He found
ID the Newark Morning Register
With Richard Watson Glider, and
afterwards edited the est. Louis
ilobe Democrat"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-07
MONEY ONLY TO GIVE AWAY
BY United Press.

By United Press.
Denver, Colo, April 5.-Tlere's
one big-hearted man in Colorado. He
is Harry Popst.
Popst startled court officials here
when he told them he didn't want
money and that he gave it to needy
persons as fast as he made it.
Popst, ragged and unkept, was
picked up half-starved by a police
mar here. When brought into court
rs a vagrant he answered, in reply
to a question of what he did with
his money:
II came to Denver to have a good
time. | lad it by giving my money
to those more needy than !. In the
eyes OF the law I'm vagrant. In my
own heart I'm a gentleman, glad to
enjoy Gods blessings without crav-
ing for mans supreme creation
money!
Discharged said the Judge.