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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-10
HAD NO ANSWER TO THAT
Georgia Mans Assertion concernin0
Watermelons Left UphoIder OF In
diana Product Gasping.

Harry Grimsiey, a Terre Haute Ro-
tary club man. comes from Georgia
and Is still in love with his native
state. He boasts OF its wonders. and
the last time he dlscoursed on It, was
telling OF the wonderful bargains he.
got Ia watermelons. why. we got
the very biggest ones for only five
cents" he said.
But they aren't SO big as the ones
We have w here persisted n OF his
listeners. Why. out ON my farm we
had some half as big around as half
the top OF this table. We didn't eat any
OF II except the core. aud yet the
whole family had enough OF Il and
more"
Down there drawled Mr.. Grlms-
ley In his most southern drawl. I'VE
never eat nearer than two feet OF tho
rind of the melon and yet there's
always more than enough for a fam
lily Ia one melon. indianapolis News.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-10
FL. II. Thomas Controls
Telephone Company

IL. II. Thomas OF the Utah, Nevada,
Idaho Telephone Company has pur-
chased "a controlling interest in the
White Pine Telephone Company and
has formally taken over the manage
ment of the business from July l.
The deal has been under way for
several weeks.
Mr.. Thomas says that the present
telephone system will be greatly i'm
proved and extended and in all prob
ability it will not be long before Ell,
! will be connected with the transcon
tinental telephone line at Cobre, thus
making connection with Salt Lake
City and other eastern and western
long distance points.
j. s. Bennett will remain in charge
until August 1. when Mr.. Thomas
will take over the active manage
ment.
Mr.. Bennett, who has been with
, the White Pine Telephone Company
for fourteen years, was formerly with
the American Bell company and al
ready has an offer to return to ths
employ of that company and may b,
sent to Cuba, where telephone con
struetion work is TO be done on al
extensive scale. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
nett will go to New York in August
where moro definite plans will b.
made as to their future work.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-10
DIR. A. +. Adams Departs for Reno

DIR. A.. r. Adams Departs for Reno
DR.. A. F. Adams left for Reno
Thursday morning and will engage
in the practice OF his profession in
that city. His wife and children will
remain here for the present or until
a home is arranged for their recep-
tion in Reno. DR.. Adams has been .
resident OF Ely for about fourteen
years and is recognized as one of the
leading physicians and surgeons of
the district. His departure is gen
orally regretted and his friends join
in wishes for his success IL the new
field, which no doubt offers a wider
range for practice than elsewhere in
the state.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-10
Recovered Coin After Fifty Years.

Fifty years ago when the founda-
lions were being laid for the Wash.
lngton statue In front of Independence
hall, In Philadelphia. John Nash, then
a policeman. threw IA 2-cent piece intd
the hole being dug for the foundal
tons. Recently when some changed
were being made to the statue. NASH
recalled the incident and stirred I'd
the dirt and uncovered the coin.
will be hung In Independence hall
Incidentally. DIR. Nash recalled thae
z cents had a buying capacity at that
time treble that OF today.
The News In delivered by mall OF
carrier at ~ Der year.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-10
CELEBRATION
BY CITIZENS or LUNO

!" Iund observed the Fourth OF Jul.
sa with a rousing celebration which
commenced bright and early Monda'
I morning and continued through Jul,
:. the program including a parade
exercises In the church. a baseball
, game. sports, dancing and racing
, The parade was made up OF severaI
handsome floats and the float of the
Glover Club was awarded first prize.
c The club consists of the junior class
7 of the farm bureau and the efforts
! of the leader, Miss Mary Sinfield. to
produce such Il creditable display are
worthy OF commentator.
The program at the church was
attended by an audience which filled
the building TO capacity and was
opened with the singing of the Star
Spangled Banner by the choir. led
by Bishop Whitehead. The choir was
assisted by Christian Leicht. violin
list
Those taking part in the program
we're George Gardner, chaplain; l.. r.
Wins, grafton; Mart Gardner, violin
solo; reading of the Declaration OF
independence" by Vera Carter: Mil
bred Reed; representation; Lee
Hendrix and Hilda Oxborrow. vocal
duet; Laura Gubler, recitation. Gun
ga Din.
The baseball game in the after.
noon between Lund and Sunnyside
was won by the home team to the
tune of Is to ,, Frank Hartley OF
Ely umpired the game and while the
score was rather one-sided the con-
test created plenty of fun, and when
the ielders were not chasing long
drives into the alfalfa field the spec
rators were chasing foul tips and
passed balls among the audience.
After the ball game there were
sports of all kinda for men, women
and children and a peanut race by =
bevy of Lund matrons made no end
Of sport
In the EVENING" here was dancing.
the children having the floor from
6 until 8, when the grownups took
their turn, and the good music kept
everyone stepping until daylight.
July 5 was devoted principally to
sports, with automobile races as a
thrilling feature. The winners were
Bryant Oxborrow and Will Vance.
The evening of July 5 there was IN
other big dance. which made a fit
ting conclusion to a real celebration.
Visitors from East Ely, Ely and
McGill at Lund July 4 included Mr.
and Mrs. Henry NJ. Fulmer ant
daughter Martha, Mr.. and Mrs. N. w
Fay and son James, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
L. Smith and son James, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Bradley and o Harry. Franz
Hartley. Frank Duck, o. B. May, Dicl
Bray, Victor Carlson and c. c. Hart
ley. the latter from Kansas City.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-10

Little Girl Kicked by Vicious Cow
The 1G-year-old daughter of M. Lu-
cetti of Lane City, who was injured
recently by being kicked by a COW,
is making satisfactory progress to-
ward recovery after treatment at the
Ely Surgical hospital. The child's
back and one OF her arms were in
lurpd
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-10
ELY SOCIETY NOTES

RrDN11NL Ell From PA6E THliEt.t
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Campbell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller entertained u
large number OF their friends and
neighpors at a barbecue and dance "a
the Campbell ranch, in Steptoe val
ley. on the Fourth. Two lambs were
~barbecued and there was plenty OF
Everything that goes with a barbecue
to make a sumptnous repast. includ'
ing ice cream and lemonade.
The supper out of doors was a
jolly. informal affair and abou. 3
o'clock the guests went to the dance
hall in the old mill building, where
: dancing was enjoyed until after day
light. The guests included Messrs.
and Mesdames Joe Buzetti. Fins
Molleson, John Magnuson. John Lu-
setti, Gus Neiderberger. George NJ.
Campbell, Walters. Bennett. Slater,
Mrs. Stanley Reed, Mrs. Max Her
man, Mrs. Mcclure, Misses Lois
Reed, Margaret Mcclure. Lucille
| Magnuson, Daisy Lusetti, Rose Luz
setti, Disolena Lusetti, Tracy Lusettii
Biana ~Drayosavac, Mildred Drayosa-
vac. Messrs. John Molleson, Don
Reed, Jake Magnuson, Martin Mag
nuson, Gus Flangas. Alex Flangas.
Rudolph Ferry. owen Ferry, Sam
Truckee. Peter Dravosayae. Eddy
Drayosayac.
Rudolph Ferry vas operated on
for appendicitis at the Ely Surgical
hospital Tuesday morning. Mr.. Fer
ry had attended the dance given at
the Campbell ranch Monday evening
and spent the entire night dancing
without feeling III. Tuesday norm
ing he was taken suddenly i'll and
brought to Ely. where it was found
an operation was necessary. Mr..
Ferry stood the operation well and is
improving slowly.
George Holland of Cherry Greek
spent Wednesday in Ely.
The members OF the Odd Fellows
and Rebekah lodges will hold joint
installation OF officers at the Odd Eel
lows hall tomorrow evening.
A merry picnic party composed OF
Messrs. and Mesdames Nealy II. Cha
pin. Frank Roper. o. G. Bates, r. II
Hoffman, Vail NJ. Pittman. II. S.
Sturdevant and Mrs. Ellis motored to
Berry creek the Fourth and spent the
day.
T. j. Duddleson was host Mt dinner
at his East Ely home Friday evening.
Seated were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s
Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Hickey.
Mrs. w. S. Holmquist. Miss Estelle
Lakenan and Messrs Guthrie and
Whiteley.
DR.. A. F. Adams departed Thurs
day morning for Rano Mrs Adams
and the children will join the doctor
later and the family will make their
future home there. The many friends
OF the Adams family. while regret
ting their departure from Ely. wish
them every success in their new
home.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-10

Mrs. Louis r. Zadow will entertain
the members of the Spoon Club next
Wednesday evening.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-10

Lake Valley Ranchers Market Cattle
Messrs Carr and Haskins, James
Carter. James Haley, Andy Zambelli
and Fred G. Harding of the Geyser
Land and Cattle Company we're eg-
istered at the Northern hotel yester-
day. They brought a large number
of cattle for shipment from East Ely.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-10

Don't borrow thu News. Subscribe.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-10

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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-10

The members OF the Odd Fellows
and Rebekah lodges will hold joint
installation OF officers at the Odd Eel.
lows hall tomorrow evening.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-10

George Holland of Cherry Greek
spent Wednesday in Ely.
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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-10

A merry picnic party composed OF
Messrs. and Mesdames Nealy II. Cha
pin. Frank Roper. o. G. Bates. r. II.
Hoffman, Vail NJ. Pittman. II. s.
Sturdevant and Mrs. Ellis motored to
Berry creek the Fourth and spent the
day.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-10

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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-10

T. j. Duddleson was host at dinner
at his East Ely home Friday evening
Seated were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s
Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Hickey
Mrs. w. S. Holmquist. Miss Estelle
Lakenan and Messrs Guthrie and
Whiteley.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-08
srOKrs Am WNn,uO,sIs

YOUNG LADY unusually talented In ART
desires position In display adyertisiNg
Particularly intererted In using own oritl-
nal IDEAS For Interview, call Usage
g9s0 H.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WANTlp--RtNI ESTATE

~ YOU want tn sell your property worth
the money With small cash payment.
lHt Win y. \. NtOvu 90. blOG South
Main, phone cedar tiiN We have the
clients
W. ntr IN the market fnr ~ lots around
kendall college MuI nay the cash
hut must be worth tho money can
Wheeler Investment Co, Cedar 2og. 5iI
Roberts HlGg.
WANTED rO my Vacant lot. win pay
200 cash, balance monthly. Address
Y. II Ross, lili =. rroost
" WNNTEp-aro hear from owner ~ four.
tlyc or rN room house Tor sale. Address
hll u. cAIn OF MnIII
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FOR RENT-Four- room modern furnished
apartment with sleeping porch. 73s =.
Phoenix Usage 6O5l. 4s4b.
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LANDS AND FARMS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Weil improved farm OF i0j
acres. complete with stock, implements.
hay and grain, VIII sell all or farm sep
arate, would consider trade for good east
ern oklahoma land or rental property.
Hugo Goctz, Lawrcnceburg. Tenn.
SPLLNDlbLY improved farm wear Bro-
ken Arrow ON paved road, INesent oil
royalty 8 per cent OF price, easy terms.
Usage 0677.
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SPRINGER APARTMENTS
"Ohlahomas Finest"

phiahoNlas flnest
'e ffc' From Cares, Cold and Fire.
.n''foo' fri~rcy; oil burners lncin.
"' SOUND yrpof
'"ee minutes walk from downtown.
Eeni 'l,5 Up unfurnished. rem, ,ncluaes
required ""'0'' e"'''
SIXTH AND CINCINNATI STREETS
:" '"ih'' Information call Usage s9N.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
iIoI sIts voR sAIl

TWO HDuSES--Duc three. room and ono
four.ruon, modern. sidewalks tn, garage.
well Tti,r s. 600 with 81 600 cash. Es.
Colipnt location. y. N. tiuUynau 60
Phone Cedar 1883
$500 CASH payment. three rooms. newly
decorated, sb-fOut. we'll. fruit trees rrt
out. fun EiIc lot rUte s. 600. balance
ON easy payments. = NJ liollymau Co
Phone cedar l2s2.
\ GOOD MY In uillcrcsL fivo rooms
oak floors throughout. nice decorations
and mAntcl, basement snd furnace built.
iu features, 81 oo0 cash, balance like r"nt.
Phone pFago Gg2.
$500 CASH ami small monthly payments
viii handle 10 rooms of furniture And
lease TOT quick sale. real clOso In. all
rooms rented; good income. can Usage
NlSs sunday OsaEc 32t2
s. 500 PRIVATE MONEY from three to
five years On improved city property
business preferfcd. e. y. CoEgorhall %
Co. Gl6.t17 Daniel nldg. Usage i3d
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-08

roth ROOM modern puagalow, Kendall
WIN take light car az part OF first
payment, Balance $500 per month
owner, sg $ Mccoy.
5000 CAYU-New bungalow. Immediate
pussesslon: On pavement, hardwood
floors. massive fireplace ana maniel an
unusual opportunity 10 bus home, Cal
Roop Really CO., Usage 22oo.
FDR sALE-Close iu, north eide. new
five room modern bungalow French
doors. basement, .bock u school for
$500. $3.50 cash, $50 per month can
fstey, osagc 5g.
FOR sALh TWo-room modern house and
lot In good location, near school car
line and jttney: paved street can be
bought from owner for $500, Wal take
In car. 39s-B, care world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-08
OKLAHOMA

FOR SALE-Lsrge tracts " Old Mexico
land. near The border, good titles IN
Zee simple low prices and reasonable
terms. g. u, McGinnis, J.. q. Box 72e.
Fort worth, Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-08
hiIssOt ri

FiHST CLASS sTaip ana stock farm Of
900 acres, vernon county. Mo, a. A bar
galn price. VII consider part trade, In.
formation witt " A, Lee. Nevada, No
Farm $50 acres. - cultivated. log I'M
prov-msnts good spring water, nshiug
and hunting nv" mlisH ~ cuba Price
$500. g. " Lewis cuba. Mo
SEW YEAR Time 10 start HuUoth Ing
good Tor yourself, 20 and ~ acre farms
In tho pretty Olarhs, Mo, just south of
81 Louis, at low prices and easy pay
u.snt4 10 those only VINO hay" Do land,
Apply to J. J Hamilton Chanute Kan.
$50 v Fourth,
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BLAIR BROTHERS

Real Estate, Architcsts and Builders
G19 Unity Wdg. Cedar $50
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HORSES FOR RENT =;
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FOR RENT-,rh rhIoe-f"om mouse IN "ssa ,so
nor month, Gail cedar 1874 NJ. J. Glass
Co.
| ONE THREE- ROOM house, 27is T.. Ad.
va r,ira x,iih hpIit'in features ,s5 per
n,h'' C,ii osoge 500 eia & Bos,on.
,,,,f,,,s- q, a,,i.x a., ,ai7
ri,sy piyd fcr rent at ,e5 monthly
in ndvance SO extra for garage IL want
ed use OF phone included, call on prem
| ises or Sterling Investment Co. Usage
| 52Si. -.
| FOR RENT--Modern siN-room house eau
garage and drive, in Country club dis
| trict, high and cool, 3s5. Phone Usage
| lot7 -
| FOR RENT-Six- room modern house; ga
rage. 9io S. Lawton. Phone Usage
| s26t
| roR RENT-Ualf of six-room modern du.
rleN. garage. 1886 l. Fourth orase
s.eY. .-.------- I'M,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES ron SALE
REAL. ESTATE
The u. g iopling Company

OSAGE 7a,s
,2o.HOOM NTARTMENf MOUSSE Tor sale
tures. sun Realty Co, Usage sgCi gos
$. Main.
ELEGANT 6.room cottage on south side
new and strictly modern, WITH ali mod
crn butt in ,convenienges 500 cash
s'' ). Main Usage s2si
BARGAiN- MODERN HOME
81 500 CASH DOWN
$3.50. Good nvo-room bungalow one
haif block car line, on pavement good
location. south Wheeling. shade, fIli.size
lot, fireplace, beautiful decorations aud
electrical fixtures, convenient arrange
mont Best buy In Tulsa \ j. Jenkins
Son. Usage A3Od. Nesdcncc. Usage
NEW five rooms and bath. oak floors
throughout. large garage \ bargain
Address owner. T. l.. Corley l?3 W
Cameron.
FOR SALk-Cluse south side bungalow
five rooms and breakfast room oak
iootB throughout. bult-in features, at.
tie finished fof storage; shades ana avn
ings go with the house. garage with
solid drive owner leaving city; VIII sell
rent, Phone Usage 1888.
My HOME Of six rooms with two four
room apartments. beautifully furnish
90, the furniture II Included. strictly mod
crn, slao Income, Tor $1,000 $4,000 han
dies, The owner, Phone 4o7l-J.
FOUR ROOM modern. high corner lot. IN
Irving Place. Usage c62i.R
MUST SELL seven room. stone and s,ucco
house, with garage; most picturesque
location IN city, facing boulevard and
park only 10000; S. 900 will handle
home. Phone Hyde Park 746b. Smith,
nos k"nwood Ave, Kansas city Mo
EIGHT. ROOM duplex; six hundred block
north side. two baths ful basement
Price s. 800. liberal terms. Booker Real.
ty. Cedar 1859.
81. 600 CASH rour-roon modern house In
twelve hundred block south side. on
pavement and real buy FOR $3.50. good
terms, Usage 1922. j. /. Lennon Real
Estate CO., 202 security Bag.
81 900 CASH buys modern tvc-rOom
bungalow IN good location. Price $1,000,
Phone Cedar 2J.
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orr1cEs Am DTsK ROOM

uAtr of large, well lighted and steam
heated office. with telephone s'INlSe
Apply Edw. waters, AZ security h'uE
Cedar 1874,
OFFICE with law library for rent fhohe
osage 1916. Tulsa Security 90.
FRONT offices for rent In Iowa BIds'
Tulsa Security 90. ossse 1875, -.
COMPLETELY furnished office and re-
ception room for rent immediately
something permanent io1 bliss bids'
FOR RENT--pesk space. call o-age ssa7.
nIssK Room with new roll top desk and
chaIr also stenoRrapher and Telephone
service S2g Mayo Bldg osase sy.,
WANTED 70 RENT--One or two office
rooms in modern building VIII buy iur
niture. Phone Usage 2ias or Usage lsb,
INSIDE ground floor office space for rfht'
e23 r. Third. Usage $3.50
FoR RENT--office space. furnished 40
Bliss Bldg.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

~ TRADE--Three lots. Lorraine Drive.
l5o1lsO. for good car. During office
hours call Usage $3.50, after s p. m. call
YM g. A. ]. ]. Edmnson.
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$500 CASH payment, corner lot size 5ON
40. fine location. water and sewer
available Price 1850, Z. NJ. Hollyman
co. Phone Cedar i2s2.
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PEAL ESTATE FOR RENT
ILNTs-IIRNIsIikn

FOR REST--A very desirable apartment; ;
unusually larg" rooms. hardwood floors
throughout, furnace heat, garage. Call
Daauo siQg
, 1921-08-11
HOLdups Lose
First Victims,
Grab Others

KANSAS CITY. Aug. II-Asscr-
tons that they had arranged 20 hold
up two bank messengers carrying
$4,000 but arrived mt the scene OF
the proposed robbery too late and so
held mp two others were made In
statements TO the police hero today
by Edward Patton and Louis Cor
don OF Portland, Ore. and Seattle,
Wash. respectively. confessed par
Elephants In a IS. 900 bank robbery
at Seattle July IL last.
According to \ police announce
mont, the two mcn who were ar
rested Mt n downtown hotel Tuesday
with two other men and three worn
en-. ampiified their original stories
materially.
After they left the house in Seat
tie. the police quoted the men rs
saying they went down town and
stole n motor car but by the time
they reached the appointed spot the
messengers who had arranged to al
low themselves to be robbed, already
had left the bank. I'VE saw two
other messenger" the police quoted
Patton as saying. 80 we thought
we might rs well ma.sc q play for
money. We held them up but got
only SIS ,00o."
, 1921-08-11
ROAD REPORT

The following report on road CON
ditions today is furnished by the
district office OF the state highway
department: 4
Grant Observation-Disclosures line to
Node. fair. Node to Shawnee. good.
Shawnee to Grin fair.
Yellowstone Highway Platte
county line to c%areyhurst good.
Careyhurst to Glenrock very fair,
some rought stretches from Glen
rock to Casper. Casper to Sho-
shoni good. cars in good condition
and not overloaded can make Birds
eye Pass without difficulty to Their
mopolis. From Thcrmopolis to the
Yellowstone park is generally good.
Shoshoni-Lander Road--Good OK
cept somewhat rought between Riv-
erton and Hudson.
Casper-Shcridan Road-Casper to
Salt Creek and Kaycee. fair.
, 1921-08-11
AUTO THIEVES
PLACED BEHIND BARS
FARMER HELD
FOR ASSAULT

SYRACUSE. n. Y. Aug. 11.-Frank
Sheets. Oneida farmer. arrested after
the finding Of Frank S. Jarmin OF
Idaho Falls, Idaho. beaten into i'm.
consciousness beside the railroad
tracks rear Oneida yesterday made a
sworn statement to Captain S. J..
McGrath of the state police admitting
that IT was he who attacked Jarmin.
The crime was committed with an
iron bar and came at the end of an
automobile trip almost across h con-
tinent.
II resulted from n quarrel between
the two men over payments on the
ar, which the two had purchased.
Jarmln is I n an Oneida hospital. how.
ering between life and death. with 20
jagged cuts in his head.