CROCKETT WANTS
POSTOFFICEJOB
IF LEE IS OUSTED
Aaka For Support If Republi
cu U To Bo Ap
WANT3 “GENE" TO
REMAIN HOLDER
Amu Ctduo. Ho Will Gin
Pooitioo Higboet Degree Of
F Mr looey Poeeible io Evoot
He la Cboeoo Aod Wffl Bo
Grotofol For Help.
Ia the event Pre*ident Harding de
cide* to anoint a Republican poet
■eater at Dean. I. E. Crockett, trav
eling aaleiee, one af Dena'e eooet
pevmlar IiieHrm. will be a can
didate far the aMca. This wet »n
eeeaeed yeaterday in a public letter
laoeed by Mr. Crockett.
> n<rwev«r, Mr. Crockett it careful
to etate that be deea net want to eee
Pwtautcr Zagent T. Lee mired.
Only if Mr. Lee ia eliminated wW be
altew kimeelf to be eenjidcred a can
didate. Hi* letter road*;
n i» wmii uui warn ear. ntra
inf to inducted into oAeo a* president
of the United State* h« will revoke
the coder onder which the poetmaater
at Dana to ehaaaa through a civil
eafvlm mabitioa Aeh rovocatioa
wffl aacaadtate the retirement of our
vary cActont Poatmaator Kagent T.
Lac and the appointment of a Re
publican. And in that event I will be
a candidate far the pocition.
"I will date frankly that I am
net a candidate ageinat Gene Lee. He
to my frieed and I would like to tee
htoa held the eAee ae long aa ke
wante Ih Only if there la to he a
change will I allow myaelf to he con
eidared aa ippHcut
"If 1 thenght that I wu not qnaii
M far the padttoea I would not toe
pem Aa bgrdaa ad' my candidacy
apon the people of Daan. If there
la Cue who think* differently, I arid
not have any Ul fading toward Urn
if he earn fit to eppeaa me.
K yaa do think 1 am qaalt
rememboring that I da
> Jab If Gone Lao can be
in it—1 want year support. If
W Fire Men Wounded In
Race Riot At Norlina
r«M M FmIIu B«
hm Niitmi ui Whites Far
AUat a WmI
Balelgh. Jaa. St.—Thraa white
Mi aad two nagroea ara reported
to have beta wounded. several of
them believed fatally Injured, ia a
race riet at Norlina, in warren coun
ty, 15 mDeu ueitbweet of Headeraou.
The wounded men ere reported to
have heen taken to Henderaan beepi
tola.
The wounded men ere W. 0. Up
church. white, railroad engineer; A.
J. Kainey, white, railroad Inapactor;
Baby Trailer, white: and leroy Trail
er. white; Henry Janas, negro; Je
raeoe Hunter, negro.
Baby TruOor, most seriously woun
ded K the white Men, la In the Hen
dernau heepital, with the ether woun
ded whites, while Jerome Hunter la
la a negro heepital at Balelgh aad
Henry Jeuee is In a Henderson hos
pital.
The rioting followed had feel lag
which had bean growing between two
groups ef the mere for about a week,
according to Chief of Police 8. F.
Pleading, ■:! Neritaa,, having Its start
In a euarrel between^ brother ef the
tore Tradioru, who were mounded,
aad a aagro by the name of Bullock,
over a Undo involving some apples.
Erwin Cottqp Mill*
Start On Foil Time
* \
Om TUmJ OymUfw OMl (V
.
- Erwin Cotton Mill, at Dak. thh
«Mk will kfli aperatlen. on ffl
(Into after hawing worked an a foar
day a waak aekodalo aiaeo loot Mo
vetobar. Thl. announeoaent wal
aada following a heart to Wit taB
by WOUaa A. Erwin to tbo 1,444
operatives of tbo aiilU
MrvBrwIn Mated that ahhoagh to
woald loo* by A* raeanpUea of fat
tlaa aador yrooont tondltiono to
did not eara to aw the .yarattra
.offer aanoedtoarfly. Ha adtod ever]
aaa aad waaaa to do hi. or bar boat
hwaatod Uaa will aaaa a boost ol
ok oat $14,004 a wook la tka al*'i
pay roll »_
WHIP roues EAT m
ru. BAYYOU TMEI
Tka fellewtag lottor I. prwahkM
■oak aorvtaent oa the pan a
araryaaa that baa happened to aw i
* «apy of It In the tart few dap*. 1
waa owrt to a fortniaor cewpaav to
4m kf No Wdtoto aad wm print*
totko Maw. aad Obwrror. It. adrto
aad ward of waralne aaow la oar;
“I rwriotl raar latter kbaat who
f kon yaa. Maw ha paobent. 1 ala'
forgot yaa, aad aaaa a. folk, pay at
fH pay yaa, hat If tkli wm Jadgiaw
day aad PVN Mara prapartd t
kmt yarn 0®dthaa 1 an to not
vawr awaawt thaa yaa ike galac t
MIL
, “Oood-hyo.”
m
NEGROES ATTEMPT']
A DARING HOLD UP
Jura Phi IK**, Suadtrd OU Driver
U l«Umd T. Htr. WmMM
(
In s running light with highway
man last night James Phillips, driver
of a standard ail truck, was th* vic
tor, escaping without injury after, it
is believed, he had shot one of the
highwaymen through the am.
Phillips eras attacked near Klnro
Dam from a trip to country store* in
western Sampson County about 7 o'c
lock. When he neared the dam *czn> -
on* fired a shot through th* wind I
shield of his cer. Another man Jump
ad to his running board. Phillip* fired
two shots at him and ha ftD to tbs
ground. Savaral othsr shots weru fir
ed at Phillips as ha sped forward,
but none struck him.
; Two negroes in a delapidatad Ford
car wore on dam a few minute*
before the tAtk arrived, according to
tnformetfc JT gained by Okiaf of Po
lice Pt4< who want with Patrolmen
Nlppar aad Dapnty Sheriff Jerelgan
to th* scene of the battle as soon as
Phillip* reported the matter her*.
No true* sir the supposedly wounded
mas or his companion was found by
th* polio*man. however, exempt the
track* of th* Ford, which waro traced
through devious paths back to a ne
gro settlement at the edge of town.
Phillips usually carries a large tom
of money when he returns from trips
throagh the country. This is gener
ally known aad is believed to have
tempted the negroes to bold him up.
Malignant Wankptu
Again'On War Path
Tha Malignant Wampus af Mingo
ia agala on Urn Job. Autoista wtios
paths lead thraagh tits swamp coun
try aarroanding Dvnn profen to bars
aaaa this warm that diath mot—the
esppar colored moos tor with eyas of
Bra and a tonga# of falmea. Soma
kora raalod Iota tow*, intoxicating
with faar. Others bare fallen by tbs
wayMds and ilaabsisd through o
night and a Bag. *
In As good old pre-prohibition
Boys whoa H was lawful to'distill Us
Joyous spirits in thos* mU same
swamps, tbs W am pas arms often soon.
Bat for tan years or man ho has
a»t boon hoard from’ »tl> bow. In
those days It waa ask that, ho fed
opoa Ua amah tha* assthad ia tha
aaashlao before It *aa distilled. .Now
■IbaBy admlU that babas any sank
not _ night. He* bad
assn Ua wampus and is now oader
Us cars of o physician, hot relays an
eurfal howl whan it ia suggested that !
ha Tieit Mr. K as lay ia Oioaasbora.
A poms, erased with glass and ear
then weapons Is now ia Ua woods la
hat penult of the monster.
Week Link In The Cham
Somewhere Hoover Says
r,
(adkaeapUa, lad.. Jan. 17.—A
weak link exists aeseewbers la the
eeeaoaik social or politkel system
of the woitd aa a whole when Aaserl
caa warehouses are bunting with
food nod other eaeentiala, while star
vation threatens millions a short dIn
tense away; Herbert Hoover, nation
al Aairmaa af the European relief
council, declared here today at a 1100
a Plato luncheon far the benfit af *r
100,000 starring children in Europe.
The mean consisted of black bread,
•tewed rke and cocoa.
Painting oat that the United States
had enough food staffed to keep the
nation eighteen months, Mr. Hoavor
declared, "If Asm was any hanger
or cold la Ale country this winter, It
la due to the feollA functioning of
either ear social, our economic or eur
political system”
"It la reported to me that there it
a gnat deal ad gloom aver Ae Unit
led States aa Aa reaaH af fallig pri
nce and Aa damans la employment,
aad I da act wish to mlahalae the
any Indlrldoal, bat daa
' shear
etf Intelligent men |f*we eaaaet over
come Ala self made handicap at home
aad stA da oar doty Anal. No
oat la Ae United Slates has ground
far leap pad eary."
It .waa aatiatetod that approxhaato
ly 979,000 would ha added to Ae
relief fund badore Mr. Hoover leaves
Aa city
Mrs. D. H. McLean Dias
At LUtiagton Hq.ua
{ U» Had Im* lirl»«a M 9m A
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HARDING THINKS
TIMES IMPROVING
Jomnor of Federal Basaira
Board Speaka la Win*too
Salem Buatoaaa Men
Winston-Salem, Jan. 21.—Gov W.
■ G. Hardiny, of the Federal Raaerv* 1
<oaid. In hU address at a luncheon I
n his honor at th* Zinaindorf Hotel'
it noon today by the Chamber ad
Commerce and a brief talk at a din-1
iar Riven this sveniny by Cal. F. H. I
tom Twin-City Club, made ml
aa imprewion. Colontl Friei, prcai
knt of tha Wachovia Bank and Trait
"Sljny, declared that the meaaacc
* Wlp«or Harding brought to th#
iodicimm of tbit community wu
►oth iDByaetivd ail convincing.
Governor Hardiny ,pok* optimie
ieally as to the future, declariny that
k* developments of tha past thirty
lays moat convince those who have
;o*we,ed doubts heretofore that all ,
knyar of a yreat financial panic or
’>*• ,f Dan e he- boon p«-=ed a-d tbnt :
Hknam ysssrally l# safely over th*
suet critical ana tryiay stay * of tne
vxdfustment period. •
"Heretofore," he mid. followiay '
wnods of artificial expansion th* re- ,
ictiona that have com* have usually ’
tecs sharp and sudden, accompanied !
F money ponies. Nothiny of th* tort ,
■*» occurred in tbs present readjust- 1
naat period. While many prediction* ,
tea* made that an old-fashinad panic
ms I a evitable, I never once doubted
be ability of tha Fedaral Roservy ’
lystesn to prevent any such condi
ion.
“Th* decline in prices was neces- '
nrfly disaKrous to those producers '
rhe had yon* heavily into <VbX with
he epectntien that th* leva! of pri- '
es which existed a year ayo would ]
»• sustained or oven advanced, and 1
a many individual cases yroat losses !
rill be suffered, but so fyr as th*
Ommunlty as a whole it concerned, ]
here i* no question of eolvtney.
"In workmy out th* situation, it Is 1
'•ceoanry that those who hav* ex- ,
ended credit* should oxoreioe pati- 1
ipo*. moderation and forbearance In
mas* where debtors thaw them selves ■
b be worthy of confidence and are 1
eilltny to meat reasonable require- ‘
Beats.
“I have observed no dlspoeltion on 1
ho part of the bonks to fores col- 1
ecttons by foreclosures or other dret
ic means except as a last resort. 1
["here are aiynt everywhere of a re
vival ad bum*** In th* speiny,*' de
ss red Governor Hardiny.
9_ /
ianMtt County Man Mmifuti
Duliu to Rotura to Minis
try in North Carolina
Richmond, Vo., Jon. 21.—A mort
aont is on foot, it i(u learned today,
M get a pardon for Bryant Allan
Norri*, former Primitive Baptist
Pr*ach*r of Hemftt county, North
Carolina, lentanctd here thi* week to
* term of ftv* year* in U>* peniten
tiary for the theft of on automobile
A Roman Catholic priest and th*
Rev. Carey Montague, city probation
ofleer, have interested thomaelvei in
the c*Xe. In eonfartneo with Norri*
yesterday aftarnooa they indicated
that they would try to get Governor
Davia to Intercede and extend execu
tive clemency so that ho may return
to hia wife and child in North Caro
lina. Ha area in tsar* whan they call
ed, haring just roealved a touching
latter from hia wife tat which ihe pled
ged faith In him and expressed the
hope that ha woald return to hot
whan ha had served his time.
Norri* indicated that ha was adll
interested in mini atari*] work In
North Carolina, haring recently ro
eaired while ia jail awaiting trial a
copy of tha minutes of the Cape Pear
•onferanc* with which he was aaso
eiatod while riding a circuit in Har
nett and contiguous counties. He
spoke as If he might return to minis
terial work if hit apirit could he euf
ftciealiy purified- That ha will here
after steer clear af whiskey and aril
women, the eaoa* of hia down-fall,
was his firm doc la ration.
U developed today that Norris mr
rsd a tf m of six 'months In jnil in
Pstsnturg ia 1*12 for bringing an
aatooobile full of liquor down from
R&more.
'Dr. D. W. Daniel*
To Bo Invited Hero
Chnfclr at
Hold Firm
Dr. D. W. Denials, profeeeor o(
Keglidh in CSsasaon Celiege end one
at the ablest speakers of the South,
baa bom invited to ad dross a maatlag
of Dunn Dtetrlct folk on tha erasing
of Monk 14. Tho invitation waa
extended last night whan tha nowb
elected weneberm of the Chamber of
Commerce Board of Director* held
their Initial meeting and sleeted Cilia
ristein, president, M«D. Holliday,
M. TUfltunan and C. L. Wilson,
view presidents, and T. L. Biddle, tec
r*Tanoers of the district, apd their
srivea, are to bo Invited to participate
In tho big mooting tho a ham bar »l
commerce will stage for Dr. Danlali
reception. Dr. Den lets has a nation
wldo reputoUon as a lecturer, educa
tor and hamoriat. Ha baa addreesad
tha leading commercial erganisaUoai
of tha country and la reckoned otu
of tho gruutoM cousmually bollderi
of tho praoant day.
Besides perfecting tNh organ last lea
aad Inviting Dr. Enisle tha dlroc
tors did little, deferring moat of tin
PWnjRYR^K
^tlifonilMU la Lo
WANT SMALXjO^BjjC?-, I
WITH COOftSMMf
if the prime jtefi£E|K9Ha* the
i«« of eomb *cereir JpWtfomla
Kiultry ranch#* tcrnw^BBh'Caro
ina whither ikpejN^Bbody of
norpertori thll shown
n a letter fromllea.
lor of the Riddla.
■eel-eta ry of the j^^BHMrt>ar of
■om merce. He aoJB^^Bfor the
'crood. old'faakloMM^^Hkm hoa
■itality and good fiUuHf
Mr. Crawferd OM
(ainlock. and tea lloere
'ounty. North CaMl^^^Be will,
rlth a party of f4*H|n, Tie
t Dunn this rprta* wWt^^Bok orer
he field with ^a rlUW^^^Eecatme
mi tee: ..
"Dunn is ope ef A^Bi I will
on my way W> here
napped out a rout* me
nond. Cumberland and
Vake counties rents
cere natives of IbMaj^HHr and
think I will loeafi^^HSaf the
ountlea named."
Mr Crawford a#M^U» letter
hat it was the InteiBi^Hk party
0 Kart from CeUa^^^BMf cither
darch or April, beifb^^^Kl peeea
ary for them to dlajj^^HiAr vrte
•tock end boJd
nyi before thaSS^^B^Ba an
on poultry Mai
as B^Bj^^^Va Tklr
■rice u he ed^ME^^^Bntf to
ill tetter, and they
oil) he delayedl^Gi^HPatart.
1 The MDcha«flpr.t|aij||§ ||p^-■_ rj»
he*e btetw largp
ti| to u« ul
We would Ilk* at
he lead to b* a_
plenty of water, ’ not
natural drainage. Aa P i_am
save many latter* lelltag fa that th*
climate i jaexoeOaat, fat n«o* ha*
rtated th* average tod marii—
high and low temperature#, and fell
i» th* information wfingilK."
Mott of th* pooHr? raachan af
th* Pacific Coaxt couitry lain to
mov* caat, according to previous *or
ctapondonea with IP Crawford.
Thera ar* many la hi*party that *01
teat to North Carol!#* this spring.
If they find condltiaS to tWr «k
'ng. It U practically carton. Mr. Bid
dle I* led to heller*, that *ma*al haa
drad other* win follow.
Dunn lo preparing to **v# th* rito
tora a roya f welcom* t*m they rnma
to town. A banquet w*l h prepared
for thorn and a float *f autamobU**
will be placed at tbs* diopoml to
eiv* them ample opportunity to am
the many dhole# location* that will
ba offered them for th* indaatry la
which th* Dana Diatriat hop** t» ex
cel within a few yaato. .
Rev. Kevrpte McLean
Doe* Time fer
Dray— • d Uadsr
Bad I mo
Grtof Ul It lut Ism* to Ik* Bj*
tromd Kowple Mel—a, self-otytod
doctor of divinity, a gadll—hi of
color who ha* loaf svadtd the tea*
ha ad bf tb* law 1b A* potto* ,cd
U. A Pur*, chief of polk* of th*
town of Dona. Poroog Kowpl* h bow
sojourning la tb* on— where ra*M*
the** npoa whoa* fots hi* act looked
with Hndaoo* and arlB mad Aw tot
ter part of th* Md — awatho at
hard labor *a tbo Umphlp rockptlo.
Kap* wao wanted for, moral
things. B* had boon,tried on moral
counts, ranging all to* way frm tbo
mladomoanor* of b settee hi* tote
so* to gathoitng uatohfawslf things
belonging to laershonta white they
war* under, the temporary oar* of
th* rail rood! that run into Dana. He
was a drayman drrotteg his day light
borne, ostoadbly to hen— Ishor and
hla ironing ton* to loading his fUok
and comforting to* lodma.
In nU of kit soatlstesni Knp* was
freed tndsr isnuiii Jadamsat hy
Judge Godwin Bat ho felted to tns<
clean as th* oeot of on* *f th* ootiom
and ra* sway. Friday sight ho wai
lose tad omter to* had *f an old n*lgh
hor and dragged forth la ha gtror
justice. The ladloa 'of Ms fteoS am
sow making an on most effort to (aim
funds rattcloat to pans* of hU earn
lag oat whoa h* has ssrrod th* Ant]
days seat**** Impend. If they am
nsraccmefal tb* parson will ho n*
polled to sorro nw other month* U
pay the soot._ ■
basins** before to— to a spa
metirtg to ha hold' a—I terra do;
night- Thereafter Amy
sock month on th* stoand Taooday
A tettor from an «rp Brian*od trad
issacKsf-VSKi.:
tojPo»» toW. ,
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NEGRO IN CLINTON
HELD FOR MURDER
Will
hr
►e the
is la Jail
la Golde
_JTB*t»rday night sad brought bar*
*», nftermeenr givoo protaillnary
2*| Grady, aad Mg
ad la UU witboat prtvflage of bead
to await tbs action of tbs grand jury.
Thors is no atfUcment- A oooildsr
able crowd board the evidence aad
all are vlrtaally satisfied that Hep
Idas I* the right man, bat not one
ward of taking the law lata a mob's
hoods has been heart yet nor aay dis
poaHloa to da m otherwise nasi fast,
ed.
Alfred Baaaatt, tbs negro emote I
•t Wamaw Monday night, was ralsai
ad from tbo Buts Prison la Raleigh
r after witness*. had jmsttlvSy
-Mad him as bolag tbs wrong
man Beoastt had a narrow escape
from being lynched, according to the
oOeors who took him to luS^h, aw
sUIKpJBTWjr!
i
rotai i_ J
Thirty-two J
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Report of cotton ginned in the
jeon 1919 ond lttO, jam tuned by
nemo el L. Roger*, director of the
senna*, Blown that from Jana >0 up
to and Including Decsatoer 11 In ,
I MO, totel ginning* amounted to 1
787,10* for the mate period of 1018.
* decree** of *1,794 bote*.
Robeson county loads in both 1*18
sad 1920. Daring this period ia 1919
there were jriaaod la Raise on 92.12S
baton b lttt there ware giaaad in
this county 08.MS baton
Johnston county semes second with
48,909 bales la 1919. sad 47J06
bats* in 1990; Scotland eoaaty third
with 18,614 bias la 1918 aad >4,842
bales ia 19M.
The counties growing the smaDsst
non bar of baleo appear to hare de
creased their crepe a larger per sent
in 1998 than did tho counties grow
ing tbs largest u amber of baton Tor
lent*nee, Dari* eoaaty grow la 1919,
1.899 bah*, to 199*. 999 baton
Orange comity la 1919, 946 bales;
ia 1*99, 48* baton
Dasbam eoaaty to 1919, 909 baton;
1999, 898 baton.
ASERftrrMT THINKS OT
RUNNING TOR CONORS88
Now Bern, Jon. 9*.—Nr. Charles
L. Abernathy, defeated la the last
Democratic primary whan he raa a
gainat RspraasnUtfre Sam. Bk4a*on,
1* being eadosaad locally for tbs va
oont seat ia the Hobs* c rooted by
the rmpportloamont WtoUttoa Joel
passed by A* Honsa. fir. Aboraotby.
who has takaa aa active part la pall
tic* la th* Third district several Urns*
Is considered a real contestant for tbs
pdMitVotl.
MM • to
VW*OE Buik Head
1 _ Thao to Da
•f Pin*
Pmtoo B. Cooper, proldont of tho
Pint National Bank of- Doan, of th*
A after Baak aad Traat aad of *n
oral tthor baak* la Eaatara Carolina,
ha* rotifnrd a* pnoidont of th* Bank
at liiiinin at WhUnriBo.
Nr. Coop** ha* hoodod-tfco Whtto
vfll* baak f*r *vr*ral roars. WM
, ho aanand eharn* of H In 1B1B Ha
dap*«lt* wot* let.ooo Wkoa ho re
al rood they had itaan to MN,tN.
HI* naan far roatgahtf wo* that hi*
Mr bank hara rofotm atoro of hi*
atUwtion than b* eootd gin ft whllo
1 sssa.iLr“‘“" 'H“% ?
i ChrH *ttt mMIm MIMS
. HAM, MsU, KMMto Mpn
t,vxtffss?£3
» btaocoaeo aad *ay* «h* Ud*o owot
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BUTLfeR’S CHANCE
FOkl CABINET SUM
Now Tab
Wilmington, Inn. >4.—North Onr
oKn not only Mmto but little ihwti
of eaeiagone of ita Bopuhlhato lath*
Harding Cabinet, bat It weald ear
prino practicdHp nil ewnupee cor
reepoadeata of not* far the loath to
a.onT’winjUrae^r^
Ipeakoe.'eplui rorrwapoadent of
h>5* *«Pt Near Yeifc Tribune,
who hoi btflldatallod artth tho Pro*.
Jdewt-elo<- -Harding wan rngdoatad la
CkkfPy,
•M/- toaaka# in bar* *Wtiag hie
^fci b ^tudif • tww wtaki
w^k ter » otter. Mn Cothtert
ofU»c*PTotodM?oloct 2odTloft
£2snau»; £s tast
dent-elect comae out af HieelualouM
ta the Florida woods, and thou iota
‘he ponr at JackaooTtUa.
■■ *>», Wbff writar doo* not h*.
Uer* t^at Marian Batter «< thie Mata
kaa a chance for n place in tho enh>
loot. Ba taps that praridad the South
were to agree on John Metier Mete
head the latter might land a ptaae.
but ha etotod that praaaut fndVcatiaaa
tt* IMi If the South -*
mnUUo. It winSSt iS^TtaTC:
rum Stamp of Virginia.
Sicken Thimrm Mhk*
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1
i
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I
■end —b <wt *
incefol litUi nBae .
MM Damn w n af 1
ha HallaaM i.. . ,_r_hart |
an m many af tha tatthM af that .
Etrrnooaaly Chrtitiaa faith. Aad ,
rant af nU mm af tha Mthfai an
- - * - a I
AIINVN.
Diacawary af tUa uaa whan aae .
tt Mm flock tacogalaad mm of Ua ,
pitaa Plymouth X«4b ta a era la ha
l«C drfmad from th* UtUo town af
iodwtafcy a Mccahaat wha had par
ehaaad tfcaa from tha yiaaaatra n
■ponatbla for tha rahhcry. Tfpoa I*
nafiaatlaii ha fowod that tha vWts
sHsiKVvrafTSW
■offered.
Tha good alden af tha *a*MHNtlly
held a am footing aad farmed a
eaart af thair etpL CaafndiM war*
pottan frcaa the yowngiten wha.ad
mitted that they had aal tha Mo
ney dwtoad^feom tha ad* far atadjr.
dpBtdM Th* latter srtUa hnapht
tha gnataat grief, far th* dadaha
Uaa mahai Smmiu* •ki'. npaa th*
Mfilthy weed' aad win allow aonp
nf M la tha cimmnnttr •_ J*
X Tha ifftMhi Mi* wan mbcC ta
*.« tot* th* MeiMpi aad ant hefty
■w/hahaa far th* tarmtac that waa
thair .•*!*; hat whaa may rat aa
prompt C* exaentia* th* arldar nod'aa
wOlta* tdjiek* tha drahMapa th* al
ien Matted and Mat than ta had
with tha •Jhaeattlea U pa aad da a*
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Boaabcn af a paean lad by Bhartff
Will MaArtea aaar LWltagteP a fa*
might* aaa, aaeardiag te rayaata
raaahiag Daaa. Yaihareagh waa as*
ad a gang waa ted far MNdMte
Wbm tea ibartff iparil ba sad
Ma eaaapaalaM teewad dght. Ma
man wara bate, d—ytu te* *aat
that *«r*r*l teete waag fired. .
It la aH*p*d that tea< iiani wan
tea aparatert ad a dtoUlCry which
wg* Uka* uaant algtea narteaaU
wbaa tk* igandteaa aanpadk Tbrel
atear near* a* wan tekaa bt eaatedj
by tk* ak*rlft. Oaa ad teaaa la te
llarad te b* wasted 1a Oafti^a te
ww |Hv4ir.
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