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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
BACK FIELD IS WORRY
TO PENN STATE COACH
!3ezdek Must Round Up OF
fensivc for Niltany Foot
ball Team.

STATE COLLEGE,. IA. sept. 3
The loss nf six letter winners and
two high grade sui'si ttut"s from
last years back field at Penn state
is giving Head Coach Hugo i:ezde,S
some extra worry this fan. ana the
popular nittany tactician IL malS =
Ing no effort in conceal the fact that
year ag" Fem state had twn
complete hack ncld- OF almost e.innl
strength. To-day, i:czdrk IL having
difficulty In rounding out one.
Yet difficult IA tho situation is.
the I,lu- and White mrutor is far
from discouraged This Is du" To
;h- hne spirit That has been shown
Ivy members ~ the squad. who have
practice. AZ one promising half back
s'ut 1t: We are all out /" hello it-z
d"vclnp an"ti'rr strong team" aud
this spirit seems IL prrvadr the ri, e.
tire group ~ candidates.
Two years az" i:czdrls was forced
Ia shift back held men into the line
In order L" holster up the team.
Captain Harold Hess AMI a numhrr
Of n;hcr backs we're converted Into
linemen that year and they mad.
good This fall Hug" must rrvcrS =
tho process Naud ho Is nnw expert
p,cn'ing with number Of linrmcn
in his back tcid squad.
The rrst experiment was with Dick
Schusi"r. III" hir wiiamSpnrt hoy,
WI" played taokl" in l9:U. and WHO
returned this fall after a years all
s"mrc. ''"rdak tried to d"vcl"r pirI,
Into fan lack. but The big fellow
Is natural lincman ana Hugo is
l"aih IL change him unless he shows
exceptional huck uchl promise.
Chances are thar Dick Will play In
TIA" line. where he Will 1T In nicely.
Other lin"mrn who are being given
- iry-"ui In the back field are:
Singer. Anderson. Artelt. Shanor aud
f"s;. Sinear was q half hnck ON
the yrnrlns team two years ago.
hut played line last fall. Will. ,h-
others we're All iinrIncn on last years
freshman eleven.
i.czdek did the expected when he
ordered scrimma.a last Monday. III.
third day OF practice and despite
tn" sc"rchine hot weather. tho boys
cam" through the oprning hit az
rough work In good shape" Nike
Palm. substitute" half back last sen
son. has h"cn calling the signal,
on tn" varsity. and under I.-Zdeil' .
coaching. he's Ia beginning to show
flashes Of real ability. Harry VIII
son. the hashy half back, who is
the only back field veteran to rn-
turn. is the same old Harry. who
knitted through every npponcnt last
year. and hc should have srca
season.
The first varsity has hccn lining
up this week with iInfford. right
end: M'Alal"n. right tackle: Rcdenk
right guard; Captain Ecniz, center,
hamilton. left guard: Srhuster. lsr'
tackle: Frank. l"rt end: Palm. quar-
tor back: wilson. left half. Patton
right half. and Shanor. tull back
tn" second team lin"d ~ with Mccoy
and Cook. rnhs. Johnson ana Ell-
wood. tackles Iosur and Einrlx
Rna rds: Murray. reutar: Anderson
quarter back: Nrtclt and kratz. halt
backs. and SINGER. full back. Other
PLAYERS who have taken part in the
Scrlmmnccs are Nalr. Armbrustrr
Aiwinc and Thomas. linemru. aud
ynst. k"rsfrttcr. Hartman nnd Good
man, backs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
WILL PLAY At ATHENS
charlottesville Confirms Re-
por, of Transfer Of An
nual Game.

CiiAEI.oTTEvIIL.E sept ?.-Vir-
ainia viii play G""rei, at Athens
this YEAR. and not "m Lambeth Field.
as was hrSt planned ELLIS i:rowu.
2radmnt" manager "f thu athletics at
NirGi mia. haas signed an agreement
transferring III" Nrmi>ti.. lay con
i-"i I" the ;""rGia city. rms will
give Virginia i've games At hnrmc lud
four away.
':c"rsia's management h-ss-d hard
I" have the gam" played III Athcns
ANA "Urfrd inrs" siIarautr" I"
hiN"t-thc chang" mall \irrinin'S
TINS contest I"ll"w-d .ipS"iN after
IA" scrap with Washington and lie.
IN >"Nrnb"r T. which is IL be one
"i the big games ~ III" season. that
II wax thought h-St 1" piaN II away.
FhiS VIII ais" mean that instead ct
u,r"t,hr both 'i-"rsia and North car
lima NJ home oil" year And away
the naNt. future games with these
teams viii be altrtnutc,l aud Will
xlN- NirsIuia "a more -Nru schedule.
or III" ninr games arranged Tor
the orange aud I:lue this year. there
j. NOT one thar will NOT t"~t tn.
Campbell aud Able viii hrEiu I"
shape ~ n-Nt week.
Hi-"rs" Washington VIII open Wiz
sinia'S season with II game en- Lam
beth fi"id september "a - Il Year
the orange aud Hiu- defeated this
team from the national capital ny
four touci,IoWnS 4 week later Viz
sinin Viii go North 1" play Prince
t"u and viii try I" prevent tn" Tis-r
from using her claws L" the extent
~ last season
Virginia Military Institute wa, the
rcntcr "f intnrnSt on Virginia :
schedule a yea ago, but this game
With the cadhtS DGtnhrr 81 Will b,'
nN"rshudow-d by the Washington and
lie" game November 1, when these
Nv" teams viii meet GA the sriiiron
&" resume athletic relations, after
played. Arrhns-m-nts have already
hr"u started to accommodate ia"
largest crowd ever assembled un
.inhcih Firii for his day.
iichnl"nd University Will come to
charlottesville. Orrtoh-r -. ana br-
t"i-r "S Nirsinia win travel to Enl
tinnre L" play johns ii"pS ms. Ntr-
toe sond showing against these
teams. hut II II expected that the
rcV"rL viii he hrttrrri thi- year.
West Virginia defeated Virginia
last year by .-i"-u score. When
virginia goes to Aioneaniown toe II
return game, N"v-mhcr IS. Il VIII
h- with determination - even up tho
balance.
! Nurth Carolina closes the season
as usual, this year "H Lambeth fi"ld
For several s-asuuS the orange aud
Hue have not held out ia their best
form until thu hnal sa,n~. and have
gone down h-fur- the Tar ii"rls. \
ycur ago. the score was To 3, Ia
,'arulina's favor. Coach Campbell
viii probably usr different method
az training this year from that fol
l..wrh In tn- past Anl viii keep III.
team In y swinging stride uhtil afirr
| Misunderstanding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

HANRE DE GRACE. Sept. q
Narylands fast expanding thorough
bred producing Industry aud Mary
land ownership in racing will he
brilliantly represented In the impeni-
ing renewal ut Havre de Grace OF
the $4,000 Eastern Shore handicap,
n sprint OF six fur!unes for 2-ycar-
aids that was won last season by
Norwich: in 1920. by careful. aud in
ial9 by Consistency. The Eastern shore
h"ndirap. along wish the Si0.000 I'o-
tniuIr. Il handicap of onr-miic aud q
sixteenth Tor 3-ycar-olds. and the
$4,000 liavr" dc Grace, n handicap OF
one mil" and furlong for Swear
",ds and over. will close with racing
secretary Martin Ta,hanson, Of the
Hartford Agricultural and Breeders
association 81 Havre dc Grace this
coming Saturday, September 8.
The Eastern Shore Will be the oren-
INK day feature OF the Hayre d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
BIG DAVIDSON SQUAD
STARTS GRID PRACTICE
Sixty Candidates; Including
Ten Letter Men, Out for
Wildcat Team.

DAVIDSON. Sept. s.-The Davidson
college football squad reported for
practice September ., about sixty
strong Coach Grey is being as
sisted by |. u. Graham. Of Cnoleemcr.
\. O.. Dr. y. Truce Edperion. oi
Columbia. ). C.; l.. Richardson. ~
Greensboro. y. g.. aud H. Hlnnton,
al columbia. :. G.. FOR the first week.
rue above men are members az the
new alumni advisory coaching hoard
formed last spring
Every Indication points Ia "a pre,t
season ahead az the Wildcat suu.d.
with ten old letter men rcporting
and good flock OF substitutes ANA
freshmen 1" spur them IN. there Will
hc some hot contests for bcrths on
the team
Captain Spratt Moore who was in
doubt about returning. has nnalIy
decided I" come. Though weighing
only u" pounds he was rated as an
Aii-Siatc man last year.
Gig Shepherd. half back. can he
counted on /" nil his position in old
style again. Shepherd Arured
largely in the Wildcat victory over
carolina in 1920 These two men
are the only ones returning for The
lack hcld. However with Leonard
nck' HUNT. Crawford. aud Hendrix
OF last years squad. and ahinaa Mt
nav material. none of the poaiti"n.
VIII lack good man To MI IT,
inc line viii he stronger this year
'han for many years. with RrIre an
"nt'r Fields and SorreIis. on
guards; Davis. $. NJ. McMaster aud
clark. on tackle. Davis. 9. NJ. and
Faison, on ends. nn weakness Will
he round in this quarter
Hugh Murril. OF charlotte an old,
west Point football star. who was Ia
he assistant coach this season. bax
been forced to resign ON account ~,
death in his family. hrrannemeuts
are under way 10 secure another man
within the next week to TAX. his
place.
The season opens on tho 2sd of
September with game against E,Io,
''"llege. To he played at Dsvldsnn
The remainder of the schedule ,s a.
follows:
S"ricmh"r % rrcshyinrian COLLAGE
~ South Carolina. at clinton g ~
October I. Georgia TArh, in Atlanta
ia.
October ~. Wake Forest. at Char.
lotto. " g.
October 81. V. r. l.. ut Davidson
y. G. 7"
October 81. Trinity. undecided.
November 4. North Carolina state
at Eaici"h. " G.
N"v"mbrr Is. University of N>rt
Carolina. at Charlotte. y. &.
November 80. Furman. at Green.
Vile. :. &.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
Wis. Mccorm,.I rn,. Ia sn,,.

NEW YORK. Sept. .. Miss Muriel
Mccormick. scheduled Ia sail for En-
rope on the Homeric today To Join
.Nr fathers new opera COMPANY I'M =
dcr tho stage name of "Nawanna Mi
cyS." was not seen on board the liner
before ahc sailed. nor was her name
on. the passenger LIFTS. At tho hotci.
where She was stopping. however. II
vas said sh" had checked oui dur INK
tile morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
Ken Hits Number 81:
Sisler Nears Record
fEy Associotcd Press. ]

-. LOUIS. Mo. Sept. H=kon-
nah Williams Of the ST Louis
americans. who leads tho nnjor
leagues in home runs. knocked
his thiriy-seventh circuit drive ~
the season In the second inning Of
ioday's game with Detroit Sis
i"r was on base. Williams has
shocked home run IN each az
the last FIVE consecutive games
Holling was todny's victim.
George Sister. Of the ST. Louis
Americans. triplcd in the frs, in
ming Of today's game with DO
troit making thirtv-eight games
in which he has hit safely. or
two below the modern major
iearn" record. Two men scored
on the three Dagger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
SWEETSER DEFEATS
EVANS'FOR TITLE

Continued From First Pagc.)
On the next hole. the Fastener got
away n had drive and lay deep In
che rough. while Chick was on, hf-
teen feet from the pin, with nib
NICK second at the end OF n 325-yard
hole. 1T looked like n sure advan-
taee for Evans, hut Sweetscr's
mashie second. after landing in the
rough above md 10 the loft of the
green, trickled down onto tho vel
vet turf and rolled up 10 position
as good as that OF Evans. The break
appeared to disturb Chick and he
was inches short with his putt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
AMERICAN SIX-METER
YACHTS BEAT ENGLISH

hRrtND DtSTRprE MAIIAN.
rFF OYSTER Ray. y. Y. Sept o. :
Americas four "ntriaa In the six-
mhter yacht rn""s for tho british
American cup made n cl"an aw Aap
OF th" first "f TIA" series OF six races
today, scoring tw"ntr-aix points e"
ten scored by the l:riiIs,,ars
Lea. pil"ic,l hN 4. sherman. can
tHin VI the AmHriSan team. nuishri
erst. az .;0a;i1 The other AMERICAN
cntri"S EniShcd ahead OF the nritons
ia til" rnil"wine order; clytir. At
h:l3,;i: l.Esrrlt. y, ai:s,. aud
Grrh". ~ a:li;32. Jean. Tho leading
Invader. nniSh"d AZ a:it.aG.
tmcrIrnn >s."rinbom Results.
> Columbus, !. louisville. 5.
Toledo { indianapolis. .
81. Paul, Z Milwaukee, Q.
Minneapolis. s.; Kansas City, S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
NEW ATHLETIC CLUB
FOR ALEXANDRIA

Tho Drcadnaueht Athletic Asso-
ctation. Inc. Of Alexandria, Va, with
n maximum capital stock Of $500 and
minimum OF $40. was granted a
charter by the state Corporation
Commission Yesterday to promote
athletic sports and exhibitions, The
officers and incorporatcrs are Silas
Davers, president; w, Fl. AfcMena-
enYfxl. RNnrAfarx md. Z, p A1iA - eE.,.li.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
:. e. ,..,. ,o.om, ron. SIR, Conr

WASH NOTION. Sept. Alteration
az iOu00 tous ~ hitumu nous coal u"
Snnth Carolina was ordered by Fed
craI Fuel Distributor Spencer today.
after he had RECEIVED reports OF
serious difficulties In Keeping Indus
tries In that state running.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
Georgia womnn Dtcs NJ ,o,.

AUGUSTA. CA, Sept O. Mrs
Nancy Newman. l"i Years old. is
dead at her homo here, following u
brief Illness. cp 10 = month aeo
shc was able to. a,tend To house
hold duties and Wait among her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

Intcrnn tionni League Results.
Toronto, 1T. Syracuse. 3
(seven innings. second sameJ
Newark. 4, Reading. g.
Buffalo, 3; Rochester Ia.
Baltimore, 4; Jersey City, 10,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-01
Buried Last Wednesday.

The burial of Miss Edith
johnson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eric Johnson of Pioneer
lake district in the town of
Conover was held last We'd
nesday afternoon, interment
being made in the cemetery
near the Mannheim school.
Services were to have been
held at the Pioneer church at
one o'clock Wednesday after
noon, but owing to the ter
rible conditions of the roads
and storm then prevailing,
the minister from Eagle Riv-
er was unable to reach the
church until late in the after
noon. During the meantime
the body was taken from the
church to the cemetery sever
al miles distance and inter-
ment made. Rev. Davies did
not reach the cemetery until
four o'clock of that afternoon
and was unable to return to
Eagle River until Friday.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-01
Rheumatism

The principle characteristic of rheuma-
I'm {. pain. There il dull continuous aching,
Hlh ,f,.rity and sharpness at times. LII the
pain u..'d stop for intervals il might be
m"re able. but the fact that il il continu-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-01
Now Its Eagles.

George Mutchler, one of the
caretakers of the power plant
at Otter Rapids, phones in
that on the 22nd washing
tons birthday he saw the ar
rival of two bald eagles which
for years have made their
home near the power plant.
George might be right in the
arrival of these birds" but
he wants to remember that
they do not guarantee an
early spring. The past week
and the present fall of snow
does not back up that asser-
ton. Yes, sometimes strange
things happen down around
the power house where so
much electric juice is flowing.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-01

A purebred German shepard
(police dog) puppy, was re-
ceived last Friday from an
eastern kennel by Arthur
Morgan. At the rate pedi-
CRED dogs are being purchas-
ed by fanciers in Eagle River
lately, this section of the
northland will soon become
famous for most anything
one cares to mention. For a
number of years Eagle River
chickens Eyes, chickens) have
cleaned up the prizes at down
state shows, and with the
spud honors coming to us
this fall that will add one
more ribbon to our already
large collection.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-01
Bronchial Asthma

Bronchial asthma only differs from other
Term, iH the fact that il appears localized i'm
de- chest rather than higher up. There is
Ta,m0die struggle for breath that often
auouHt> to real agony. The breath is short
and painful
The cause J. pressure upon spinal nerves
~ thf inr>al. or upper back between the
'hoaldrr-. aud adjusting at this point is the
eHy mean. of getting at and removing the
serve pressure which j. the cause of this dis
ease. Those suffering from this ailment fire.
gusntl have a bumped curve i'm the backbone
u the rHrk aud upper shoulder region. Adj
g'iin- bias been responsible for the restOra-
ton uf thousands who thought themselves
doomed tD a lifetime of suffering from this
disease.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-01
To Library Patrons.

The Eagle River Public Ii
brary which for the past few
years has been located at
Miss Richmond's millinery
store under the auspices of
the Woman's Club, has a read
ing public of about 200 mem
bers. These members have
had full usage of all the books
with no expense whatever.
excepting for the sum of one
cent a day for the newest
books installed, until they are
paid for; also for fines if any
are overdrawn. Miss Rich
mOnd has been acting as IL
brarian for a very small sum
for which, together with the
the purchase of new books
yearly, the Woman's Club has
been responsible.
However, owing to extra
expenses which have arisen.
the members of the club feel
that the public, which derives
the most good from the libra
~, should share in the expen-
ses of it's maintenance.
Therefore beginning with the
lst of March each family that
wishes to draw books from
the library are asked to de-
post SOC per year with the IL
brarian for this privilege. $50
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-01

l nat makes rheuma-
ti>m taa most dreaded of dis
Eases.
lhr cause J. weakened func-
u.oAla- 30 the Kidneys. due to
si'P.ar-Weut of spinal joints
az WIZ, j. known a. Kidney
place This displacement
'al>ts PRESSURE on the spinal
hrT'r-. Jhiropractic spinal
a.ia,iWent> restore the spin
a. '"Ht> 10 alignment and
siih she pressure removed
NE siuHeys act normally and
'as disease gradually edears.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-01

Gas Ca@;y NsEs-S2.OO a year.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-01
JaeksOns and POwells Coming

Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Jackson
and daughters and Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Powell are re-
ported as having started on
their return from Perdido
Beach, Alabama for their
home on Little st. German
lake west of the village. They
are driving home, and expect
to be in Washington, ID. c.,
next week. How far they will
drive by car is to be deter
mined by road conditions be-
tween Washington and Chica-
go. That city will be about
the limit of their drive north
until road conditions settle
after the spring thaw in this
north country.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-01
Death of Father.

Frank and Math Kutscher,
who reside at Kathan lake
were called to their home at
Menasha this morning by the
sudden death of their father
which occurred Monday.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-01

The Dormitory of the Sew
enth Day Adventist school at
Clearwater Lake was destroy
ed last Saturday night about
midnight. For the past three
months the building has been
vacant. although it is said
that for several weeks past
a light has been observed in
the third story, said TO have
been placed there for the use
of youngsters who congregat-
ed during the winter nights.
The building was owned by
John F. Higgins of that viii
lage. This makes the fifth
fire Clearwater has had this
fall and winter.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-01
Injured While Skiing.

Francis Morgan sustained
an injury of the spine last
Saturday while skiing with
a crowd of young people. The
injury is not serious.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-01
Celebrate Birth Anniversary

Celebrate Birth Anniversary.
Mrs. Herman Ketz of the
town of Washington was ten
dered a community party last
Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Mayo, the oc-
casion being that lady's birth
anniversary.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-01

|Ilau BuiIdi1- Bungalows.
G-e Of the two new bunga-
Is which E#w Lacau con-
plates having in readiness
sumner use for light
eksepir- parties. is as
-r q rear--o-cOmpletiOn
Egrce The one being
Sled viii have three good
MONS with a kitchen
bee attached It will be fur
ed thTC- ECut.
lH Comfy NaEs-S2.O0 a year.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-01
= eIT n OVER BIG


p-wfs to a
,,r.hing via.
- Yea ~
land Clearing
Cs1ng - shown.
Cgsi inter-
Ea OF every
Es-f Ire past month
~r ers Of Villas
IL fr-- agent CID
his cv OF land
.ta rr amt If acres
s---sf - 1922 viii Tar
~ 500 acre mark
s~.- of me year.
school house and
.rf-s packed by
vi ur-a. when a meet
/ -rs sc-a- ma me IN
.rrrr fully a hum
/ s-s-e-t am added IN
- m over me the dry
.f-Fe us. .u-s. Mr.. Glib
-.s-srerl.a the land
-- Arguments with mo-
..rre films of standard
- this being aided by
I. t-~dr1 talks by Hen
r..a-1- r the superior
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-02-16

They're pigs, Bob. I tell Won" he
Iepea'ed roughly. "and what I brough,
you uo"n here today for"
ROXY lost the rest Of his sentence
BACK aud yet farther back she Skinned
over Tue roof She had never heard
anything so dreadful as this. In fac,
sue had always quite liked pigs, but
she hnd never thought OF comparing
.ne shanty or Granny Hope and Daddy
pants. 80 wv
She heard the men ride away: and
once more she sat up. BY raising her
oody little, she could see them walk.
ing their horses along the road thu,
led It's crooked way through the set.
Element
Mackenzle's straight, thIck.set fg.
ure made her shudder, but the slim,
Doylsh one beside him brought a queer
little thrill to her heart.
He's beautiful angel himself"
she murmured, aud taking up the ax.
sle slipped down the tree and dropped
10 The wet ground. Granny Hope
strengthened up as Polly entered the
kitchen. Swiftly the girl crawled out
OF her fathers trousers aud tossed
back her curls.
WHAT'S the matter, pretty bratr'
q he woman drowslly.
VI TO find Daddy" replied Polly.
voice shaking. "Old Mares back
an he's after US squatters a.fyIn', an,
Granny"
She paused, her face softened, and
she smiled.
Yep, honey" prompted Mrs. Hope.
"Old Marc had a beautiful angel
with him." went on the gIrl, "an' he
likes us sQuatters. lie stood right up
TO that rotten Mackenzie. I heard
him, | did" She crossed to the old
woman's Side. Loves able to send a
angel slapbang down 10 this old earth
to help Us, huh, Granny Hopper"
yep, sure-sure, honey girl" muir
INJURED Granny. and once more her
head bobbed forward, aud she slept.
Polly Hopkins crept out of the hut
and sped away along the shore toward
Rad Mans rayine.