l.»Lr-ilLeka1-3-td)Sr.isillPERSISTENT\JINX AFTERTHESE MENAadretieigstrsnom.it*heitnt“In again, out again, Finnegan had nothing whatever on Bert Rollinger and Jack Kauffman, and they were again hunted down by the slings and arrows of. outrage* ous misfortune Friday as they were hauling a load of alleged booze to thirsty customers here.They were driving a Ford coupe when Deputy Sheriff Gels-ler of O’Brien county, gave them the command to halt. This they refused to do, and made a run for it. The deputy sheriff, calling a Sheldon town policeman to his assistance, jumped into another car and gave chase. About halfway . between Sheldon and Rock Valley they overhauled Kauffman’s car and forced him to stop. As soon as the car came to a halt Rollinger jumped out and ran through a cornfield, making good his escape. Kauffman was arrested.The O’Brien county officers then came to LeMars and got Rollin-gsr.Mourning over his arrest, Jack Kauffman ventured the opinion tiiat a jinx is certainly pursueing- the past , ; eighteenmonths I’ve ‘ spent twelve months in jail. I got rheumatism in that lousy Plymouth county jail—that’s the kind of service they give you! Everytime I try to do anything it goes wrong. It’s just plumb discouraging!”sssno ‘mDealings In Dirt