Th** jniirm \ to i ho I’jinn was a pluas-hit At flu* farm in a 11« is were differ-• •lit. Mr. Wppor jaw Faulk and his \ir\MM' coniitm to look the Holds over, ami this fa* t mndo Mm amjry. II** not fr.’ht i11mad. I!**lat ion* hip out no ioo Th** ii»* a that Kan k should think lliat no $sr» 'vortli of damnm had Imon don*■ to his farm and lt;tons mad** Nop-p* r indhoianl“Now. : a id Mr. Kaulk f* Mr. lt;Jiv-• a . “I think N * * p p * * r savs tin* shoop v * nt in ill*1 corn II* hi this way. and that th* \ at* various t.anh ti trn**k in\ * n * I * • i* pat* h. Suposo \\o soo just what damnro wa? «tom* h m\ sli* op.It was l ut a ? holt fimo aftorward until \* p| or and Faulk and Mr. lt;«iv-• us w*to fa*** to fjoo Ih.'V talk***!and talk**!. I h* *r * * worn many wordsmod. Sonio ot th** ponplo of Fall lit-• a ,-av mon* than words won* used, and that fists w* t o hroui'ht into play. It is *1 limod Mr. Faulk's hat was dam* apod, an*| it wa^ a now on** at that. Aftnr a 1 liort timo Iho d*hato ondod,iait I |m talk ah*mt it is M ill v.oim? on In t al* utta and vioinitv.\i*pp* r's *:• «• arainst Faulk will h** hoard ? ion hy Jipti*** doom. Aft**r that mm** law h lt;*\pootod hy th** p« a* o;,id*' farm* n. ol (’ah* itta