davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1939-10-05
Sat-, Oct. Z, 1899
100 p. Nj.

2 Beds, 2 Bureaus, Chiffonier,
large Wardrobe, Rocker and 4 Bed
room Chairs, Davenport, 5 Rockers,
Gateleg Table, LibraryTable, Stand,
5 Porch Rockers, Floor Lamp,
Bridge Lamp, Table Lamps, Mir
ror, large (Detroit) Gas Range, in
perfect condition; Ice Refrigerator,
Diningroom Table and 6 Chairs,
Porcelain-top Table, Kitchen Stool,
Eight-day Clock, large (Hoosier)
Kitchen Cabinet, large Congoleum
Rug. 2 small Congoleum Rugs,
Swing, 50-foot Garden Hose, small
Cook Table, Philco Radio, Royal
Electric Cleaner, Lawn Mower,
Hoe, Rakes, Shovels, Spade, Pota-
to Fork and other things too num-
erous to mention.
Terms-CASH
Smyrna times., 1939-10-05

itors to Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Cread-
ick.
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FOLLOWING THROUGH
By ACUILAR
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PLAY BALL. AMERICA
1899 le9e Baseball Centennial


This column continues its ex-
cerpts from the publication of
the above name. The last article
gave, along with others, a history
of baseball, dating back to its in
ception by Abner Doubleday at
Cooperstown, N. Y, in 1888. It
pastime's background was en-
bodied in the sixth inning, the
publication giving innng- by-in
ming ways and means Of cele-
brating the Tooth birthday of
baseball. Today, we begin with
the seventh inning:
SEVENTH INNING. The
National Baseball Museum and
Hall of Fame, Cooperstown. New
York, is to perpetuate the mem
cries of the great men of baseball
and the history of the game. A
national baseball museum and
Hall of Fame was erected in
Cooperstown, N. Y, nj 1888. It
will be dedicated and formally
on June IL as part of the
CaIvacade of Baseball to be pre-
sented in the town where Abner
Doubleday invented the game of
baseball 100 years ago. The mu-
scum and Hall of Fame is an inn
posing yet simple building on the
Main Street of Cooperstown
across the Post Office and a few
hundred yards from the Double
day field, where young Abner
propounded the rules for playing
baseball. 1t contains the tablets
erected to the memory of the
men who have been elected to
the Hall of Fame, and many his
torical relics and exhibits. Earl
baseball bats, baseballs, uniforms,
gloves, masks and equipments.
are all in glass cases.
Hall of Fame Nominations
In 1886 five players were
named by the national system of
ballots: Ty Cobb, Hans Wagner,
Christy Mathewson, Walter john
son and Babe Ruth. In 1887,
three were named: Napoleon La
joie, Iris Speaker and Denton.
In 1888, Cy Young was named
In 1889, three more were NOM
George Sisler Eddie Col
Inns and Willie Keeler. The sew
en- pioneers, the grand oldsmen",
were named by a special com,
George Wright, Morgan
Buckley. Ban johnson, John Nc
Graw, Connie Mack. H. Chad
wick and Alexander Cartwright. I
Go Be Continued)
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TWO AGAINST LOVE
BY Frances Hanna

hors foeaUTes With reach: and
between eating and drinking he
appeared to be having the time Of
his life. Spying Jocelyn. he called
out:
There, folks, what was ! tellius
you? She's the spittin' image Of
her Grandma josie! III bet she's
got a red headed temper, tool Tells
a man black is white and makes
him say It's. SOS to get along with
herl Come q mite near Josie. ]
want a real good look at you.
Jocelyn, crimson with displeas-
ufe, approached. aLordamighty
he said softly. SHES even got that
there widows peak in the middle
Of her forehead just like her
grandma's. Makes ME think o. the
time we was sittin' on the porch
spoonin' and Josie says.
"PIedse, Mr.. Mackl" Jocelyn In
terrupted. 1Your grandson has
taken your family. to the house and
they are looking for you. I'm sure
you are anxious to rest after such
q tiresome journey"
A twinkle glinfed in his eyes.
Now, Miss Josie, that's right Kind
of you, but amt bit tired. Why,
that there trip was fun for q old
codger like me. I amt used to set
tin long in one place even il / did
squat in Texas nigh onto twenty
years. Guess I'd still be there IL
them DANCED bugs hadn't eaten the
cotton up and if your grandma
hadn't wanted us to come here and
live with you folks. Why. before ]
went to Texas, / sailed all over this
whole burned world. Yessir, this
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LEGALS

IN CIRCUIT COURT. STATE OF
FLORIDA, ELEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
p. f. Huntington,
Gladys Ellis HUNTINGTON.
ORDER OF PuBII Lie
Tt appearing by the sworn bill
filed in the. above-stated cause that
Gladys Ellis Huntington, the de-
PENDANT therein named, is a nom
resident of the State of Florida and
resides at 1901 Aldrich Avenue, So.
Minneapolis. Minnesota; that said
defendant is over the age of TWEEN
ty-one years; that there is no per-
son in the State of Florida the
service of summons in chancery
upon whom would bind said de-
PENDANT.
1t is therefore ordered that said
defendant be and she is hereby re-
quired to appear to the bill of COM
plant filed in said cause on or be-
fore Monday, the 3rd day of July,
A. d. 1889, otherwise the allega-
tions of said bill will be taken as
confessed by said defendant.
1t is further ordered that. this
order be published once each week
for four consecutive weeks in The
Key West Citizen, a newspaper pub
1ished in said county and state.
Done and ordered this May 18th.
Ross c Sawyer
RAYMOND r. LORD,
Solicitor for Complainant.
may17-24-S1; june7-14.19S9
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The ChaFacters
5eeelyn RpsseIl beautiful and
naughty young heiress.
Tablet Mack. proud but poor
young farmer.
Yesterday; The tribe Of tra0el-
morn Macks orTiue In the middle
Of y0celyn's garden party.
Chapter Four
Two Different Breeds

TALBO 8 sister Gretchen
\ leaned over the wheel, spoke
anxiously. SIN so sorry, Miss Rus
sell ! told Tally be should have
written you about Us coming. Wen
try not to be any bother"
Jocelyn observed that the girl
was small and frail, petty in a sort
Of helpless, feminine way; yet she
also noted that her hair was UNI
becomingly crimped with a gas
iron. that her rouge and lipstick
did not match, and that her sleazy
silk dress was obviously home
made. Gretchen read the iInper-.
sonal disapproval IN Jocelyn,s face
end was embarrassed and self -con-
scious as she compared her clothes
and hair to the other girls. An un-
wanted sense Of inferiority began
70 rankle her.
I'm Betsy's mother" she of
fered, sure that this was one ac-
complishment the other girl could
not be superior about. She's five
years old. My my husband,
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
(Senafa nil No IaQl


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That vincente Molina, holder of Tax
Certificate No. 323. issued the 5th
day of September, A. d. 1882, has
filed same in my office and has
made application for q tax deed TO
be issued thereon. Said certificate
embraces the following described
property in the County of Monroe,
State OF Florida, to-wit:
Waddell's Subdivision, PIT. Lot
2, Sqr. 6, Tr. IL. Book D-1, Page
81, as recorded in Monroe
County Records.
The assessment of the said prop
erty under the said certificate is
sued was in the name Of d. Will
son.
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according to law, the
property described therein will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
court house door on the first Nom
day in the month of July, 1889,
which is the 3rd day of July, 1899.
Dated this 29ths day of May,
1899.
(SEAL) Ross C Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court Of Monroe
County, Florida.
may3I; june7-l4-2l, 1e39
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whole burned world! When your,
grandma run off with: your grand.
pa swore to never look at Boston.
again and I never did. but ! shore,
looked at lot o. other portsl" He.
winked meaningly at the young,
men crowded close. "Some mighty
pretty gals in some O. them ports.
too. | member gal in Bonn
bay -.
Dreadful Old Maj
IOCELYN fed. What dreadful,
y old man! She was on the.
verge Of hysterical tears by the
time she located Thorndyke IN the
billiard room. Pulling him. into 3
deserted anteroom she half gasped.
half sobbed what had happened,
"Eie 81. he's telling the most ter
rlble things, Thorn! Running my
party oh. Thorns do sonae-
thlngl"
Thorndyke's pale blue eyes
glinted with indignation. aCome,
along with me. Lyn. I'll put him ii,
his place"
Hilarious laughter greeted them
when they stepped out on the ter.
race. It looked as If every person,
there had joined the audience,
around old Talbot Mack. Thorn:
dyke. look Of pompous authority,
on his square face, pushed through,
followed BY Jocelyn.
4Ohs Mr.. Mach, . she broke in on,
some involved story: this Is my
brother Thorndyke.s
'sHowdy. gEinned the old man,
his eyes swapping with excitement.
you don't look a mite like your
grandma. young man. Reckon you.
take after old Homer. old Poker.
Face we uska call him back In Bos-
ton. That's the trouble with Eng.
lishmer they amt got no sense.
of hunaor. / was jest tellin' the
folks here about the time your,
grandma and me went on hay
ride
I'm sure they aren't interested =
Thorn cut in icily. This is Joce-
lyn'S party and she has already ar
ranged entertainment for her
guests.
"Oh. that's all right" the old
man nodded, Il amt got no special
objections to high-falutin' singers.
All the farms down in Texas have
got radios nowadays. I sorta like
that Lilypond gal =. sounds like,
a bird
While Thorndyke remained mo-
mentarily speechless, old Mack
extracted huge plug of tobacco
from his hip pocket, inserted one
corner Of It into his mouth and
bit of q chunk. Guess none Of you
young fellows chew" he chuckled.
I've been goin' to quit but /
reckon as how / never viii. Don't
enjoy it much, though. with these
here false teeth ! got over at Aus
| tin"
Jocelyn thought: an one more
second ] shall screaml"
Centlnnea ssmorrow.
fCopwsoAs. 1881
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JUNIOR LEAGUE
PLANS MEETING

There will be a meeting Of the
Junior Baseball League held this
evening at $50 o'clock at Trum-
DO Field.
The meeting will be for the
purpose of selecting team to
compete IN the American Legion
Tournament at Miami. George
Watkins, who is in Miami, will
select the team as recommended.
All managers and others inter-
ested are requested to be in at
tendance at the meeting this eve
ming.
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Andre Landau, was killed in an
airplane crash three years ago"
How dreadful" Jocelyn MUIR
INJURED. slancing at Betsy.
Scan ] come 70 your party?"
Betsy asked. her round eyes in--
ploring.
Don't pay a mite of attention
70 her." Mrs. Mack beamed. "This
long trip has her IS fidgety as the
cat. What she needs is q bath and
some sleep. Don't you worry none
about US. Miss Russell Wen man
age"
Don't wanna sleepl" Betsy
walled, screwing up her face.
Want ice-cream. Wanta &C to the
partyln
Mother, can't you keep her
Quief7" Gretchen complained.
Tally ordered: "Quiet.. Bettsl
I'll get you some ice-crearn after
while. Shut the car door. Mons.
while / back il up"
~But where's Gramp?" Gretchen
cried. HE was here a minute ago
and now he's goneip
A wicked grin turned up one
corner Of Tally's mouth. "Oh, he's
wandered of somewhere. Prob
ably to have a reunion with the
ocean. He'll find US all right" He
slid behind the wheel and started
the car. "See you later. Miss Rus
sell"
Jocelyn swallowed hard. "Ycu
and your family '. II have dinner
with US Of course. We dine at
seven. IS
Arrogant -InsoIent
Al Tally noisily backed the car
n and trailer toward the rear of
the mansion Jocelyn discovered
that she had bitten her lower lip
This young Mack person evidently
thought himself her equal just be-
cause hrr sentimental grandmoth-.
er had left his family half of this
estate. Oh, why had her grand
mother done sucn athing? Hadn't
she known that no house is large
enough for two families? And
especially two different kinds and
breeds Of families! The disaster
the Russells had so long antici-
pated. and finally decided would
not occur. had at last descended
with vengeance.
Walking across tn. clippe d
green Of the lawn Jocelyn decided
that Tally was an arrogant. in
solent farmer who certainly did
not know his place. OF course he
was rather good-looking IN a
brawny way. Il one went in for
stalwart. he-men with cleft chins
and eagles beaks. Well, she'd have
TO tell her guests she decided
grimy. She only hoped she could
relate the story amusingly.
Yet upon reaching the nearest
table she perceived there would
be no relating necessary, for old
Talbot Mack was the center Of an
amused group who listened 70 his
shrill. cackling voice with avid
ears.
Someone had put a glass into his
hand: another had set a platter Of
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sss.ooo.ooo.ooo IN SAVINGS

Washington According to DR..
Donald H. Davenport, of the
Harvard School of Business Adj
ministration, cash savings of in
dividual citizens amount to more
than $69, 900, 900, 900, an all-time
peak. Included in his estimate
were the savings of bank de-
positors, members of building and
loan associations, life insurance
policyholders and credits in old
age retirement or pensions sys-
TENS.
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RoBs a. SCHOOLS

Mt. Pleasant, Mich.-In the
past 10 months, Archie Robi-
chaud, So, of Muskegon, broke in
to and entered at least forty-two
school houses in various parts of
Michigan, according to his con-
fession upon arrest recently. His
loot ranged from few dollars to
$500 by prying open desks and
breaking combinations on safes.
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Today's Horoscope


Today's native is emotional
and likes the good things of life.
The intellectual powers may not
be especially brilliant, and in
that case much labor will be
needed to accomplish good re-
suits. There is a fair opportun-
ity for success. The native
should seek to cultivate energy
of action and conserve the re-
sources to the utmost.
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FALLS ) sToRIEs; UNHuRr

Montreal Paul vachon. one
year-old son Of q police officer.
narrowly escaped death when he
fell from a gallery on the third
floor of his home. He landed in
soft earth in the yard below and
suffered only minor bruises.
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GIANTS SET RECORD
WITH FIVE HOME.
RUNS IN one FRAME.
ALSO TIED MARK OF SEVEN
IN ONE GAME; yANKs LOST
TWO GAMES IN ROW SEC
oND TIME THIS SEASON
tspeeIal % RE Cltlsen,

NEW YORK, June New
York Giants set q record and tied
. record yesterday afternoon.
With two men out in the eighth
inning, the Giants really went to
work. They poled five home
runs in that frame to set a rec
ord for that sort of baseball hit
ting. Previously the mark was
four, held jointly by two teams,
Pirates and Cubs. Two other
circuit clouts had been recorded
earlier in the game by the New
Workers, making seven. which
tied the record held by three
other major league outfits.
Giants poled total of 20 hits.
and scored II runs. All this hap
pened against the league-leading
Cincinnati Reds, who were held
to 1Iswell scattered safeties and
three runs by rookie Salvo.
Meanwhile, the New York
team in the American League
were again defeated by Detroit
Tigers, and again the Yankees
were held to four hits. This time.
Buck Newsom turned the trick.
The day before, Tommy Bridges
hurled a four-hit affair against
the worlds champions. The dour.
BILE loss marked the second time
this season the Yanks have been
defeated twice in row. Wash,
ington Senators did it earlier in
the year.
Two errors by Boston Bees
shortstop allowed st. Louis Car
dinals to. score the winning run
that downed the Bees, .. to 8, in.
ten innings. G. Davis and Shoff-
ner had staged pitchers duel
all the way. Stu Martin Of the.
Cards collected five hits out Of
six times at bat.
Cleveland Indians. coming
from behind edged out Boston
Red Spx, 3 to 4. -Four Bosox err
rors aided the Tribe.
A three-way tie for third posi-
ton in the National League re-
suited when Brooklyn Dodgers
downed Pittsburgh Pirates, 5 to
q, and Philadelphia Phillies
overcame a lead of Chicago Cubs
to down them, 9 to 8. Fred Fitz~
simmons won. his first game Of
the year for the Dodgers.
Chicago. White Sox continue
their winning ways as they went
to victory over Philadelphia
Athletics yesterday afternoon. Z
to A.
st. Louis Browns practically
had the game against Washing
ton Senators sewed up. but q late
inning rally by the Mats over
came the cellar occupants and so
the Brownies went down in de-
feat. 10 to. Z.
4
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PLANE KILLS BOY m pool

Greensburg. Pa.-Peter Kody-
lax. u. was killed and his COM,
panion. Joseph Wyoets. is, Of
Amherst, was critically injured
when an aiFplane. out of control.
fell into a shallow pool where
the two boys were swimming.
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NnTICE

The undersigned will on the 9Th
day of July, A. II. 1899, or as soon
thereafter as they may be. heard,
apply to the Honorable Circuit
Judges of the Eleventh Judicial
Circuit of the State of Florida, in
and for Monroe. County, for an Or
der to legalize their adoption of
Janet Doris Richards, a minor, resi-
dent of Key West, Monroe County,
Florida.
Dated at Key West, Florida, this
7th day of June, A. ID. 1899.
esd /. w. WATSON.
(Sd.1 NJ. L WATSON.
WILLIAM v. ALBURY,
Attorney for Petitioners.
june7-14-21-2S; july5, 1888
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COMPLETELY FURNIS HE'D
HOUSE at GIT Ashe street, APP
ply within, open for inspection.
june5-3tx
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eassessesssaesseesseese.
Major Leagues Big Six
Especial to ire Citixen)
oeeosesoeeeeesseeo0eees

NEW YORK, June 7.-Arno-
vich of Philadelphia Phillies in
creased his average in the Big
Six yesterday afternoon from
1886 to .399--l points while
McQuinn of st. Louis Browns
fell from .357 to- 1853. ArnOvich
went to bat five times yesterday
and got, four hits. McQuinn got
only one safety in five tries.
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FOR SALE-Bargain: Furnished
House, situated on two lots,
100x100 feet each. Apply to
1906 Virginia Street. may25-tfs
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
zee 0N0a . a6g 9a0a o Oo0o ~
MAJOR LEAGUES
GAMES TO-DAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at New York--Pas-
seau (2-4 VS.. Melton (2-5) or
Gumbert (5-2).
Pittsburgh at Boston-T obin
(5-4) VS.. MacFayden Ga.
st. Louis at Brooklyn--McGee
(4-0) VS.. Mungo (3-3).
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
Grissom (5-2) VS.. Butcher CD.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York at Chicago Gomez
.(3-2) VS.. Lee (4-5).
Boston at st. Louis G alehouse
(l-2) VS.. Gill (0-4).
Philadelphia at Detroit Mel
son Oily VS.. Rowe Q-3).
Washington at Cleveland
Haynes (2-3l and Carrasquel
(3-2) VS.. Milnar (3-D and Harder
(O-3).
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2. :. q
BASEBALL
BRAIN TEASERS


BY o. Z. MILAN
observation-disclosures
!. who, is the Blue Sox' lead
ing batter2
2. what baseball player glances
his searching eyes
through, the sports col
ump in hopes of seeing his
name in print3
8. Who is leading the Monroe
County Summer Baseball
League in most rllns-bat-
ted in?
4. What baseball outfielder has
been nicknamed Home
Plate"
5. Two Trojan players are on
the up and up and tie for
most base hit honors. Can
you guess who they are?
6. What three gardeners are
called by baseball fans
THE pony outfielder"?
q. Can you give US the name
of a very enthusiastic
baseball fan who sits in
the grandstands and en-
joys contest with much
gusto when he is, among
the Senoritas?
8. What shortstop is leading in
most errors committed?
9. Not long ago it was rumor-
ed that a certain baseball
player had dropped dead
while out riding with his
best girl friend. Can you
name that athlete, who is
very popular with the
fans?
o. Who is the Key West
COnchs' bat boy and adj
WISER?
/. What player is not interest
ed in publicity, although
he deserves a lot of it?
2. What rookie pitcher signed
up by the Conchs is very
promising?
9. Al coach was suspended for
one week the other day
when he refused to leave
the grounds after the UNI
pire had ruled him out of
the game for back talking.
This gentleman was not
allowed in the dugout last
Sunday but nevertheless
he coached the team from
the grandstands on the
first base line. Who is he?
lnaad Aha AYexxare IA The
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BARGAIN-20 Lots on Stock Is
land, $4,000. Brokers protect
ed. Apply "R", The Citizen.
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FOR SALE lots. each 50x100.
Run from Washington to Won
Phister street, $1,000. Apply
rear 1917 Petronia street.
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FOR RENT

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MENTS. Mo d ern conven-
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Home run standings remained
the same yesterday except that
Mel OFT tied Mccormick and
.Mize, each with nine circuit
clouts
Standings:
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Rent, Apartment For Rent,
Private Property, No Tres
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HENS, from Soc to $1.25, AAA
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MAJOR BASEBALL
LEAGUES STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-11-16
HOW OLD is A YOUNG
DEMOCRAT?

John Tabb Duval of Gloucester.
State president of the Young Dem
ocratic Clubs of Virginia, has ap-
pointed a committee to study the
question: How Old Is Young
Democrat? We shall wait the COM
mittee's findings with considerable
interest, for the question has in
trigued US for quite some time.
Under a clause of their constitu-
ton members of the Young Dem
ocratic Clubs must be "between
eighteen and forty-fve at the time
of their enrolment" Under lit
eral Interpretation of that provi-
sion citizen can become a young
Democrat at the age of "A and re-
main one for the rest of his life,
even though he lives to be ninety
five years old. Quite few Young
Democrats up this way are con-
SldefaDly gray above the temples
Or hadn't you noticed it?-(The
Roanoke Times.)
In the opinion of the Herald, as
election results are viewed after
the campaign in Dickinson Coun
ty, we ask "When Is Democrat
a Democrat, or When Is a Repub-
lican a Republican? We search
for an answer, and election Off
Gals from the various precincts
tell US that never in the history
of Dickinson County politics have
there been SO many criss-crossed
ballots.