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KLAMATH KAMA, OltKOON, I'lllDAY, NOVKMIIKH 10, Itill
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ELKS MINSTRELS
STIR UP RISIBLES
MUCH GOOD TALENr
ciiiciiitaiilk riionnniox, with
I'llOlllHIlH, tUmiH, NI'IXIAU
Til, IIUIILrMOlrM AND UHWU
ii.XUH, MAKK8 HIT
Kvet) hotly Iiml n drink or Klku'
milk lust nlglit, nl least ovcry-
I..,.,, mi,, wuin i mi' i.i iiiinnui'iH in lorn, ny .m, it, rumple, nuilaum
given at HuiibIoii'h opera homo, nmt (y ,Mllin Davenport nml Illily Turner J
lliey (oiinil Ihc linniil of rli)l fur- "Oonr Old Donr." liy I. Joy Knapp nml
iiIIiim hy Oio wnpltl, or tvrtiu nlcv( llnnlit, "Conui AIoiik My Mnnily," b)
it mm Inctrnl iliOlisht, p. I,. Ilmiiiloii n croom, 0; II. Ilny-
Ho, If thr rentier Irnrim of n frli'iullilnn m lliu hrhli', M. K. Tomplo n,
h Ii.r InM up loitny, tlm illtuhllll) pnrmni, r. It. ()lil anil 1'. C, llnmbcr
limy likely bo Inlil lo finrtbrnl rllm.jinolil folk, nml Millm Dnvenporl nml
iipllt nldoii or illoririit t iMlhtin Hilly Turner mi plcknnlnnlci.
oiiimmI by nn ownloiio of niniiietneiit. Tim "Clono Vo' i:)i" boiik iIIh-
Imily who waul lit tin. i:ik' minstrels
Tliero, wnn u bin turnout of i:ik
mi't their frlrmlii to wltiieim tlio pro-1
iliifllon, Milled wnii put on (rrilllnlily.ifnllitr tr)lm,' to lull to ulecp bin llttb
i'rry wny roimblercil, nml the lornl
bit wrrn ni.mcroiiH nml luillrrouii,
leo tunny lo bo repent id In it newn
pnper linllro, nml too roim lo bo
polled by I r I n k to kIvo them to i;
lender irroml Imiid, nml In cold l)pr,
nt Hint.
Tim curlnlii rime (Hipln)lnR tlio or
ibcilrn, cliorm, lllreetor (leorRo T.
Wilson nml Interlocutor Chnrltn K.
I' rKi.non. Tlio orrbentrn nn roonteil
In tlio rrnr of tlio Rlnito In iiutonnry
mlnitrel fniblon, with tlio ehor'ii
bnlikotl In itbenil of It, nil the men
heliiR iiiiltormeil In nlmple but effect-
hn roitiiiiKii, bami Ibu Interlocutor I
In tnHly black nttlro nml tlio director
In evenlnc dreiK. I
There wnx no bluck fnro until tlio
following end nKii enmo In: M, K.
Templii, Clcoro A. lln)don nml Knil
I., Iloiiitou. wlebleri. of tlio ebon),
nml V. It. Olds, William II, Hlinw nml rtrhimntlon ivrvlte, has been hero for
I' ('. llnmbcr. innnlpiilrt'irB of thejtwo nyn with Project Knglncor W.
Ini't slHepkln. 'W. Pnlch, limy with rlRhti of wny
Tin, oponliiK ttin intltletl "In tb it.ntten, im well iih dMn In eonnecllo'i
I'li-k Koyer," "Thy Monnreb of Ml llolHh tho Rovcrnment'ii Intended ult
m vi')," Chnrliii J. KurRiiinn, Inter-. nRnlmt tho elty for stopplnR up tho
Irtilor, IicIiir tho Imllvldunl referred 'Ankeny cnnnl.
In, ho IioIiir ncntetl ni the chief of
Hit. rnro HRRreRntlon of Klk mill-,
str Uy, i
Aflor tho medley ourtnre by the
nn licit rn, Ihc chnln of rlmrnl ijndenv-f
ot rendered ronsUtcd of tho follow-,
Ihr "nikdom I Out TonlKht,""Open
Your Mouth nnd Shut Your Kye."i
"Wo All llnvo TroubloH of Our Own.".
I
"I'm Prepared for It.""nolln of Kate,'
".My lllack llnhy Mine," "llaccoon
nml line," "When tho Cat'n Awny tho
Mini Will Play," "Olvo Mo Your K)o"
nml "Torendor," from (leorRo llltet'n
"Carmen."
IMirltiR tho cffecllvo rendition of
thin well nrrnnRctl olio thero wns koiiio
life-like ih)ilrnl Illustration offered
for certain of tho souks, especlnlly
the "Cnfa Awny" dllly. which wm
given color by fellno nellvlty on Iho
,i. .i ui,,,in .
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,- ... ,... 1M.MW ...... ..-,--
perts, who hopped iiroiind ou nil
fours nnd rnterwnnlcd at onn another
In truo, aly, cnltlsh fashion.
"Bmllo. Simply Bmllo," end song, ,
New Lakeview Council Progressive,
Sewer And Water
iliu-elal lo The Herald
IAKKV1RW, Nor. 10. Tho town
i'U tlon hero Tneiday rosultod In a
l(!ory for tho progrvsslvo clement,
mnl promises that tho town will havo
u i.uworaga system nml perhaps a
municipal wator system In tho near
future,
Whllo thero wns nothing exciting
about the election, ruoro than tho or
dliinry number of vote polled, thero
be'iu 301 cut.
Mayor Harry Bailey, who has held
tin. offlco for some time without oppo
sit 'on, was defeated by B. B. Rlnehart
hy n rote ot 111 to 7T.
Rocorder Wbi, Wallace, who was
iipTWHatpd. by Uhe last council, was
alectod oHr n.T. Clark by a voto ot
1V to ot
Treasurer A, wfcbor was ro-cloctod
again without opadiUlon, and polled
wim offered liy Gooruo A, lluydoui
Tl. old 1.0.1 wijllo n,.,l 111.10." by
l. Lldnr.l, allli iipp.oprlnto plo
...re. muuiRK no nuiiun iiirowu on,
n .tree., over II... pro ..I..... arc).
.1. rl.it; llu, ten..., lis m...K l.oln,: ,
"" i, .inriKU '. lll.iw.lj I'lIU HUHK,
"l.lin," liy r. . OI.Ih; hnllnd, "Ool.l
in Dream," liy (lonrgu T. Wilson, I.I
own uitnpo.iltloii; iikI song, "Call
Mo lli Koinu Kiilny Afternoon," liy
W II. Hlmiv; "inks' Milk" stein song.,
iiiiiK I')' II. (J. On, tlio composition
being l,y Oeorgn T. Wlliion; "Clonn
Vu IIjch," hy M, K, Tom pic, nmlitml
pln)rl Mr Trtiiil' eipepliilly Kml
iiinlly of tolro nml tlio nctlon of n
r.lrt wlillo tier brother mUcil tlio sltiin-'.uinio
tlon by ImditltiR on pln)liiR on
M'oiiiluuiil on I'liRe i i
PROJECT LAWYER
VISITS KLAMATH
iii.ivi:ii i. moiitox ok ifiitT.
MNIi HKIIK lti:(l.ltlll.
MMATioVNCIIVIL'K MOUTH OK
WAV AMI ANKK.NV CANAI,
Oliver P. Morton of Portland. Icual
n.hlier of (bo Pnelflc dlvlilon of tho
MORE SCHOOL BONDS 10
FINISH BOW WITH
In
.Vcciliil for Completion of
l.itkcvlcti With Hetcrmlmil ou hy
Yuli't-M Wlm Areortl ProiKwIllim a
Ijiirc Mujorlly.
special to Tho Herald
i.ai;i:viijv, Nov, io.
The $16.-,
000 titiuil Initio voted upon to com-'
pit to tho now IiIrIi school rnrrlcd by n
largo mnjorlty of riho tnxpnycrff, and I
., , ! . l i t ... 1. 1
ihuik win no meu .,, r, ...
rnlu from now until tho first of tho
nr, whihJ tho btjlt
for occupanejr, V
Tito total cortrtf
tho holding will bo ready
Tito total cortdf Iho building will
ho $66,000, and It'ls ono of tho finest
Systems In Sight
tho full voting tttrongth of 203 votes.
Dr. 1), II. Smith, with 186 votes;
J. F. Majdeld, with 134 votes; H. F.
Chcnoy, with 130 votes, nnd F. M,
Duko, with 128 voIob weto elected ns
councllmon.
Dr. Smith and Mr. Cheney aro sorv
lug tholr socond term, having gono
Into offlro ono year ago. Iloth nro
progressive, whllo tho two now men,
Maynold nnd Duke, aro decidedly pro
gressive. , '
J, N. JVatson; B. B. Rlnehart and
a. W. nicawer the defeated coun
cilman candidates, the two former
having polled Iho, larger number of
votes duo to Mr. rUco having had his
name presented wltnau his consent.
Ho posted a notlco tliftt,caused many
of his friends to voto for others on
tho ticket. Tho new councllmen will
tako tholr places at the next regular
meeting.
MlrnttiircH for a (ohm of J.SUO tiopn-
intinn id ijo riiiini in unr statu, i
Tho tilpiiifiit l' modern, iiml
mini)' now lirnnrlicjrut study will ho
(might, Mining ipm being ngrlcul-.
line, which Istlni moil valuable
courso li&ri. iiK'niiiiiy nn iivnll them-1
i'lo iif a h.rlnmiy college cnurHO hyj
iiltoiitllng lilgii school.
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,.,llrd ,,rCK11 8m,C(,
.,,,,, Nov 10,A V()luMtar,.
nonuntMUm , 10 ,,orntlonol
,,., , pri.,,ctp,,.
SNOW DROPS,
MANTLING CITY
nio.M romi to rivi: inciikh of
MAAMEH lll.'AlTIKUfj, CO.V.
(JKAI.KII, WATKUV I'AHTICI.KS
I'limriT.vrm
HI. no tlio hiiow lint bt'Kini fnlllnft
jrstcnlay inornlnK n wholesale con
iilKtiiixiit of tlio bcniitlful, nlnbnnter-
tlnleil rlakcH tin (iTrlvod In the city,
moro benutlf tit than otliem, but
l.li,nll, If trnilltloii U to bo believed,
""" beniltltill.
Ami why Hhoutdn't trndltlon Im be
Ihn.dl 1'nlenH there U somvboily camlnR
forunrd ullli Reed, clean evidence,
pit-Hcnteil honn tide, that trndltlon
hen not it lint clnxs rcputntlon for
1 1 it t It nml urnelty In tlio nolRhbor
hootl where It reiliU'M, who dnreii to
miy Dint "the bvnutlfiit" li not bonu-
tlfulT
Tl,at ' rT1"' 'l'cnklnK' "f
eourne, for thero In nn Instance of n
UKf'-ijoiniK mnn In tlio city who wns not
tnWm on northweiitorii winter of
tlio old-fashioned nrltty, nutl who
prefers warmth nml biiiihIiIiio to cold
weather with mow. Ito hna been
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hum! to express himself In favor of
"""
v loped In tho same from tlio toes to
tho Jugular region.
f hanccfi are, however, that bin with
will not bo icnllred, ns oven thoio
who nro most fond of snow do not
banker for It for bnthliiR purposes ns
I much ns tboy desire milk or charu-
pnlRii for Hint rcfrcshlnR operation.
About Iho Inches of snow, nil told,
hno fallen nllko on tho Juit nnd tho
niiJiiBt, Of cotirwe there nro very few
tor tho latter Ih Klamnth Palls, hut It
I would not ho fnlr to iRiioro them.
I"SPY TEVER" BETS TO GOURT
1 AND BEAUTY IS INVOLVED
illmiiloonie Kronrh IjuiRiuigp Teacher
1 Asks ImllmrVet Questions of Oer.
iiuin .Iriuy OtllOT, nnd (leu Klght
lontlii In Prison
United Press Service
I.KII'Kl. (lormany,
Nov. 10.
Tho "spy fover" bns reached tho high
court hero, nnd a woman nnd four
men, tho former already sentonred,
ihnva eoino under tho ban.
Trials of two ot tho men begin In a
fow dnys.
I Uormnlno Tltlion, the woman, la n
bcnulltiil French languago teacher.
. UurlOHlty got her In trouble,
Sho asked Indiscreet questions dur
ing flirtations with German army offl-
cerrt and got eight months In prison.
A
Want Advertising in The Evening Herald
Will Shorten and Cheapen Your
Search For a Buyer-
Wr444iMn$ X
A mini who wants to txpr a horse, or a vehicle t or used furaUare, machinery or oasco i X
tine like the nun who wants to buy a home, la eager to tad tho beat possible BARGAIN X T
Your nd, It yoa have something lo sell, will ftadj readers awaiting U who waat to bay aad J
wlm will Investigate yoar offer
WILL SELL BONDS
TOMONEYSAVERS
CJOVCIt.VMKNT' WIMi ItlXil.V KIIIHT
or vi:.u to urr pohtal hay-
INCH Itr.lUSITOHH IIUV .VA-,
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f
PostmaMor CI) do K. lirundenbiirgl
i Iiiih received from I'oitinastor General I
.Frnuk II. Hitchcock, tbroiiRh T. L.
' Vl'kfd ihlii filalV tt Ihn luiiinflliA A A- I
MJ'I I.IIIVI hljlft ll) UVMIIUVO uv t
pnrtiuciit, notbin rcRardlnx tho poital
suvlnRS bonds, which will bo Issued.
on Iho first day of January, 1912. I
Thcso bonds urn issued for tho bun-1
out of postal savings depositors, who
tuny exchange the whole, or a part of
ineir aoposns ou January ist next ior
I'nltcd States rcRlstored or coupon
bonds In denominations of $20, $100
nnd $1100, benrltiR Interest nt tho rato
of 2& per cent, redcomablo nt tho
pknxiiro of tho United States uftor
nno )enr from date of Issue, both
principal nnd Interest payable In
twenty )cnrs In Rold.
Tho savings are exempt from all
Inxrs or duties of tho United States,
ns well ns from taxation In any form
by or under state, municipal or local
nuthnrlty, Thoio who wish to buy
bonds under tho plan roust apply to
Ihc postoflleo before Dcccmbrr ICth.
If deposits nro converted Into bonds
less than ono year after certificates of
deposit hcRln to draw Interest, Iho In
terest on tho deposit will bo forfeited,
tho samo as withdraw nl for any other
purpoic.
Whllo a portal saving depositor Is
nllowcd lo deposit as savlnga only
$.100, ho may buy as many bonds as
Im likes, thero bcrlnKJio.ltnUt-lo bis
piirclitoica specified.
Tho bonds will bo Issued In either
registered or coupon form, the latter
holnR protcrnblo for a depositor who
Intends to keep them but a short
time, nnd has a ssfo place to storo
them.
Registered bonds are preferable for
persons who Intend to keep them for
n conildornbla period, and differ from
coupon bonds In that they havo on
their face tho names of tho person to
whom Issued. They &to pa) able only
to tho persons to whom Issued or
their assigns, nnd tho ownership can
bo assigned only by nsilgnment In
proper form.
um)koi;t" Knrroit i.e.v
IT, AM AIJW) I.KAVKfl WRKII
II. A. Itogers, erstwbllo publisher
ot the "Summit Lookout" ut Wotd,
bns left tho v.l"T, also tho Jmctlon
i.lty, nnd J. M Potter, trustco for
the creditors, Iris undertaken tu look
after tho Interests ot tho paper, with
James A. Power as tuanagor.
TUFT MAY PRACTISE LAW
NOTES roSSIBLE NEED
Pit kUIciiI Lets Drop Remark la Home
City Indicating That He Is None
Tiki CoiilldVnt ot Elertloa, Even It
lie d'cU tho Nomination
United Presj P-iM."
CINCINNATI, Nov, lO.'Tut mo
down as a law) or; I may need my
buslnesn soon," declared President
William Howard Taft, aa he signed
Little "Campaign"
If It looks at all feasible.
a4aaaaaaaaaaaaaa 9
livttMtmMMMMvMMtmMMMMMMMlMMlft
his nit in o to tho great rtglster bore,
Mid answered tho formal question as
: his occupation.
llu accompanied tho remark with
tlio usual Tafl smile.
President Toft almost lost bis vot
ing prlvllcRo, nnd was warned that If
ho did not personally appear to reg
ister ho would bo out hls.voto.
.NOT Till': TIMK
UY
Hut the lluio
your order
for that
nksglvlng turkey.
Wo havo
trimmings.
10-21
.TON MARKET.
LYMAN KEEPS UP
EIGHT IN COURT
L ONKIIIKNCI
MAN WITH MKDI-
CAI, TIUMMI.MiH, HTIM, ON
CItl'K.'lll-M, THYI.NO TO UrTT
IIAII, ItK.lllCWt HY Jt'lHIK
SAN FRANCISCO, Nor. 10. Both
Or. J. (J rant Lyman and his suits
drnggfd wearily In court. Lyman,
still on crutcheo, hobbled Into tho
United States district court at 10
o'clock. Judge Do Haven set Decem
ber 7th for bis trial on tho charge of J
conspiracy In reference to his hasty
and sensational flight to Klamath
Falls, Oregon,
C M. Courtwrlght, tho guard de
tailed by Marshal Elliott, Indicted on
a churgo of conspiracy, entered a de
murrer to tho indictment. Judge Doj
Haven intltnntcd that ho thought thej
Indictment perfect, but ordered Court-1
wrlght's attorney to flic authorities.
TOJt
Ufb
T1A
tjjfo
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urn.,
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On Courtwrlght leaving tho United
States district court at tho clot of
Mho fssIonho was rearrested on an
In.llrlnwnl m-hlrli hs.l hn nlarml nn
tho secret flic, charging him with a!-'
lowing n prisoner to escape. He was
Inter released on tho second charge
by his relatives putting up another
bond of $1,000.
Carroll Cook, attorney for Lyman,
mndo another appeal to Commissioner
KruII to havo hli client's ball reduced,
which wns rcfustd. Krull entered
December 8th as tho dsto of taking
testimony on tho removal ot Lyman to
taa Angeles on the chargo ot having
tired tho United States mall for fraud
lent purposes'.
Danco nt Mills Hall Friday night.
BOSS ARMY ON FRONTIER
CAUSE OF MUCH COMMENT
Catr'ii Force Along; Armenian Fron
tier Have liven Quktlr Reinforced,
Making Its htreiiRth Nearly FUly
Thousand Men
United Press Service
LONDON, Nov. 10. Russia's mil
itary nctlvltles along tho Caucnwlnn
Armuulan frontier have perturbed the
chancellories of Iho European powers.
It has been definitely uscortutacd.
desplto official contradiction, that
Russia, taking advantago ot tho
Tnrko-Itnllnn situation, has been
quietly but effectively reinforcing her
tioops In that quarter.
Authentic Information comes from
Kara that tlio Caucasian commander-in-chief
lyia boon on the frontier In
Of
i
o
COMMERCE COURT
MAY BE ABOLISHED
person for tho past two weeks, super
intending the disposition of troops.
At least 4S,000 soldiers have been
distributed along tho border In the
post month, together with huge quan
tities of war stores.
Also, the Russian black squadron,
II vo battleships, three cruisers, six de-
ttroyer and a number of torpedo i
boats, baa boon cruising along the
Anatolian coast.
M,II HY HAIL INSTEAD
OP 8TAGE U PROMHRD
j Special to Tho Herald -'"
I.AKEVIEW, Nor. lOwftr. Dernard
Daly Is In receipt of a Jelegrara from
Urltcd States SenatofOoorge Cham
berlain, stating tbakHbo'mall aerrlce
between Lakoviewind Alturai, which
has been coming Jy stage In spite of
tho fact thai. trait s are running twen-ty-flvo
miles tha side ot Alturas at
Davis Creek, will bo changed Novem
ber 20th. and Aha t until further or
ders aro Issuld will come to that
point vja the nil route.
Sonator Chamberlain brought the
matte tq tho jutcntlon of Postmaster
General HHcteock,
.
FINE SPUDS OFF
FOR SACRAMENTO
CAHLOAIi OP WHTTR BURHANKS,
KIKT-lUUFPBtMUMC---ltt
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ilin luusili UAIUIIWSSva
HAMKNTO RRIXa OOOD FMC-
Klamath Falls today shipped a ear
load of fancy white Bur bank potatoes
to Sacramento, being the first car of
tubers over shipped from Klamath
county. The spuds, which went to
Sacramento, were purchased from the
Altamont haneh by R. C. Klepper,
representative, of Wood, Curtis A Co.,
nml tho unusual prlco of $20 per ton
wns paid.
SEVENTV-SEVER, STUDIES
AS TH0U6H VET YOUNG
Pirnlilmt Kmrrltaa Charles Kllot of
Harvard, Past Three Score aad
Ten, Ooo Abroad SoWy for the
luriose of Txaralag.
United Press Bervtce
NE WYORK, Nov. 10. "I am go
ing abroad to study, and for no other
purpose," declared Charles William
Eliot, aged 77, president emeritus ot
Harvard, and by some consldorcd the
wisest man In America, before sailing
today Jor Europe
Later ho will continue his journey
eastward, visiting muny strange lands.
and girdling the globe before return
ing to America.
Crater Lake National Park Closes,
Season Being Latest In Some Yurs
Special to The Herald
FORT KLAMATH, Not. 10. Su
perintendent W. F. Arant ot Crater
Lake National Park, yesterday moved
to this town from his camp near tha
lake, and the park Is now closed for
tho winter. The heavy snow has set
In, and already Is several ftet deep.
It Is expected that the present saow
In the vicinity of the lake will rsaula
all winter, and that all travel over
the mountains will be stopped.
The present season has been oho of
the latest la years, aad Mr, Arant bad
everything In readiness to move out
on the shortest aotlee. ,
The planking on all of the bridges
had been removed soms' weeks ago,
and late visitors to tha lake hare been.
making the trip on horseback. J
uaaoe ai au s-wgy.vigasuina"
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SYSTEM CONFLICTS
CfiAIM MADK HY CO
THAT LT TKRHTATB
COMMISSION AND
TM-OTAI
NULLIFY EACH
I United Prea" lee
WASHINGTON, ICr.
1.
gressman Blmt ot Tu
Introduction of a' kill aboUakUg tk.
commerce court, followlag nmttt
action of the court reversing tao -terstate
commerce eomlto
Congresasaea declare that tka eowt '
and comralssloB nulHty Mfc otkar, .
and that nothing to gataai at aa
enorraoua expeaae. c
The 81ms bill plana taa reMl t
tho section ot tie eoauamreo act era
atlag the court ot commerce.
Sims contends that taa esatt Ian
only empowered to' deelda aotata ti
taw, and aaaerts that H la dartdtag
questions of fact, thus arcralBS tka
functions of the eommerea
loa.
The hoHse la espeeted to
bill.
The first breach betweea taa i
mlasloB aad the court raaulted traai
the recent deetatom whereby the court
cancelled raauetloaa of rate aa Cal
ifornia frutta.
FEESTI.KKCT.aaiT.
ftuniMgrngMR
llriwrt Shown Needy
Declared Tbrml'aaafo
Ixxuu Were Made at ThJrtews
ilKd lVr Oat Upwards
United Press Servlca
BERLIN, Nor. 10. Otto Kloaus.
an apprentice tailor, got a get-rlch-qulck
Idea ot his own, aad taaached
a "loan bank.' Each applleaat waa.
charged for "Investigating tastr rail-'
ability."
But Invariably the report shows the
clients declared them unsafe.
But two Instances of leans: ware
found, one a widow, ckargsdl.lt
per cent for a loan ot f 7, the other, a
wh woman, charged 3,000 per'eeat.
He received over ISO fees far the,
"Investigation," It waa
ROYAL
CHILD HUNTBR
CONTRACTS MMNCmi
United Press Berries
Munich, Nor. 10. Priaca -aHaoM.
the 9-) ear-old regent of the klagdom
ot Bavaria, Is declared to he danger
ously III with an attack ot broaeattls,
contracted while haatlag dear la the
mountains.
He Is passionately foad ot tka sport
and desplto Ills ago persisted a
dulgtng himself, even theasjb, the
door had to bo drlvea wUhhf rlae
shot of his position In the wood.
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