1 LA U1 TRAY \\ ji hi LT ' : No Herald §o. + (Copyriget, 1012, a the New York ernie Go | : 8 the rival teams lined up for the last great crucial game of the 3 3 BRITISH WITIG. TURSPAY. JANUARY 7, 1918. H OF CLANS. s roll back--as when a farmer's thumb nips [mad leap richocheting yet further toward] TUnwillingly, strugglingly, desperately, the necks of tender squabs; erackingjthe frightened child that sat weeping on!like a noble ox under the stroke of ue heads together like resounding billiard the towering shoulder, while that ruthless |slaughterer's hammer, Owen sab ould balls: 'shaking from lis shoulders, as a{arm like a terrible flail still smashed upto the ground at Vera's feet, J a '48t. Bernard might a swarm of rats, those [and down In front. Panis Shipping regretfully down who, leaping upon bis invading fizure,| Mruy times in the big gymnasium Flit| os he fell . . sought a him down by sheer weight. hall turned '"~ same trick in fan during | : The Courage of Flt. dure Right through them he went, not even the corner fights. Never had he done it] .Flit, perched on top of the Pu pk serapling to meet the dangerously re-(in suc. desperate earnest or on such a had momentarily turned towan I sistant with mereilesg blows of his pon- |loag drive as now, when he landed over a (a8 a new Shout smote oe ear. a derous fists. On! Onl--straight for the yard short of 's goal and liy helpless'y spasm of joy. he béheld the Resim, X E blue ribbon! jon the smothered heads, seized venge Pye of deshabille. burst ou ie Away offi. at he far end of fhe ela FOlly by a dozen relentless hanils. ¢ rer of the £3 wigasiam oy Flit Floteher after recovering the pre-| As his eyes despairingly met Owen's-he | familiar Wedfe hago _-- an cious shoe cleat wheeled about when the |*aw Duncan in the instant's nll whigh the screeching i be evant. fitst shouts of fhe struggling combatants|the diversion ereated slip Jessie from his Ha nearer : e Sonts a i aud bezan #0 tise from the scene of the sudden Shoulder. dropping her to shelter helin | had heard his s out and. Tao Teonflict. He was just in time to behold hf8 burly figure. at the side of the slim | seeing Him aid : ie Shil Te the object of his idelatrous friendshipiform from he crown of which fluitered | Hish fence, had gqniekly orgs crash through the outer crust of humanity! the blue ribhon. Then just as Flit felt|thnely resc ue Bogle. Se pie tak Hil and vanish in the seething chaos. himself being drawn down into the venge-| - With a smile of co his a. A 1, ad Nix | ful mass it trenibled and swayed as Owen, | glanced down again--just ia time to ; In anxious curiosity Flit leaped PONY ith one foot planted against the fenee, ness that fell stroke from far behind. and . the SRY henches and tehed np the wrged his body forward in a bull 'Nike! behold the stubborn collapse of his over ascending tiers to the topmost raw. ig ditve. The davied Fit felt himself seteed | whelmad friend. naking fram that yattage the heads h in the middle of the back hy two hapds "With a wild yell of rage. the quarter the Shapes. Jo a Th es thar (that laid hold of him lke a pair of steel hack, in frenzied grief. croviched low eu tre: the Mm o he blue ribshon at! ps a ai . pr Owen ir the line-up had pointed ont ONES. For a second hie thougiit Iie was!thie top of the watl: and, shaking his fist 3 & heing torn limb from limb, but in another impotently at the upturned, mocking to Him with a ierse exclamation whichy ament above the ominous sound of fhe fee of the cowardly assailint, panted Flite gositioe Faclusive confidant ping and rending of his precious "tags" with a ferviduess intensified by his own [448 safy nf interpretation. {hie heard howls of savage disappointment lpiplesnes:-- Heavens !--Vera Kirby in the midst off 0 3s wag deawn forward and dropped | "Damn you!" Fig ' that raging roilexe deviltrs! {lightly upen his feet beside Owen, | In the momentary cessation of conflict For Flit. too. knew well the utter inf cuoo jor pack against the solid fifteen |ipinediately atound the fallen man aud toxientlon of a genine college row. If in root wall, was huddled into a niche w lich | the suddenly revealed girl--to say wething front there were any with eyes clear] yoy structure made with one of a series of the startled attention given, apparently {enough %o see the girl and brains calm op thick; square concrete columns support- for the first time, to the helpless infunt {etough ta. realize the jeopardy to her frail}; it. Af her side was the sobbing Jes-| squatted on high~the miscreant disdain formg. with which the situation was. jy front of both was the muscle | folly turned his back upon the fmnhig [Fraught they would nevertheless be help- plated, screening body of Owen, his torn! Flit, yet prudently began to edge his way less against the press of those behind.|faee smeared with blood, his cut fists! through the crowd toward the exit'gate. Iwhile the latter. seeing nothing, wonld beating the foe with those fearful smash-| 'Goaded to reckless fury by the wanton stanchly maintain the loyal, fierce crush. ing blows, while his eyes gleamed giimly | atrocity of the deed and the sight of as | But Vera, Flit suddenly remembered, from his disfigared conntenance, Danean's huddled, senseless form--not to {had brought her sister with her. Was| "If you can win the top of the fence ™ speak of the brutal complacence of the 0 y Vincent Oswald. jthe policemen officiated with remarkable {effectuality; -dispersing the howling bed- ilamites in incredibly short order, a | A few arrests were made, among them i Flit's captive, and some patients were {taken into the college hospital, where the doctors performed much skilful teh work, -aided by yovng medical students, some of whom, doubtless, also hud as Sisted most strenuously to produce the (damage they were so gently repairing. { Devlin. who bad 'mysteriously Sidap- {peared during the melee, turned ap while Owen's head" was being dressed, und, I salicitousty seconding Vera's insistence {that Duncan Togtead of going tobi own (distant Wome should return with them. jnromised that the ear shonld be dtiven { With the utmost smoothness. pon that {condition the'doctors consented ta relesse { him. stipulating the faviher provica that the patient remain fi the Ronse, prefetably | srecambent. for 48 many houis as the vest jor the day permitted. "By gad. it really was splendia of you, {Duncan exclaimed Devlin, with gener song admiration, dusing the ride buck. "Macky for these girls fia} vau happened (to be at hand with that Herculean frame {of yours." "The frame' wonld have been aseless withupt the cores" amnenfed Vera [xoftly; ag she. & Bu boven glance at tDerlin's awn stalwart Ggure. "Hy the fway." whe added in a sague toue of voice, "what hecame of oi in that awful jmissp, Walier? Tp ta the flme we (reached the roadway 1 thought you were [right 'heside ne." if "Oh. ali. fon see!™ explained Devlin, wifh a slight fush, "rFesgnizing immedi at ha Fone lok conJd he of no earthly |e slipped off qiferly to the station hohe atfd fetched that squad. Denced cle¥er move anh my part, iF do suf it my scif: for they gor there jnst in time to (Medtter the erazy brutes And pinch that football season hundreds of pairs of eyes--belonging to certain knowing students of the home col-| Sege--focussed anxiously to a common point in the vast field. theart Flit. though intensely symparheti Peering from the midst of the unbroken with kis friend's 'wisery. «was profoundl; while Duncan stood in the centre of the sen of vaglegated color produced by the glad that so long as things had to be thw | 'mptyiog arena, his eyes again glued "Heritatingly Took the Hand He Held Out." se hud lost in one of the scrimmages, s § fag wh 1 artienls he blue ribibon-- which his gaze had i d they were thus just this partienla pun, 1 ' wating flags, siréaming pennants ag time, for on the one hand Ft Fletcher, iustinetively sought whenever a piause in fluttering ribbons of the banked humanity | i of the team, knew thut this day the game permitted his glance ro wander. which lined three sides of the great arena, ) 0. (0 ere up agaivet the bar! And still his eyes followed the band of the straining eyes concentrated upon (Wo |p. 0 po. lives, 'a crclapean contliet in; color as, in the midst of the dense throng, antithetically prominent figures--those of which a single dnuce of muscle or a single it moved toward the short, wide roadway 37 which, terminati i th reat exit Owen Duncan, the giant guard, aud instant of speed, one ling ceil of breath a - ating in the g 3 , he littl ter hack {oF one filament of ne ve power might be &ufe, was formed or. the ane side by a Flit Fletcher, the little quar . the deciding factor; while on the other transverse end wall of the vast gympa- When the knowing owners of the 0 band Fit Fletcher, the Bosem chum of sium building and on the other by a por- . Beltous eyes recognized those two familiar Owen Dunes and the man who under ton of the solid fifteen foot fence that figures, each in its accustomed place, 81,4 (ho utter better than difi-any otliet tvdynden wb remaining three sides of at sigh of relief und anticipatory exul- jivine Leing, knew also that. things velog . So up from the pent breasts of just a were, including the presence, ye see ! {of that futterhig: Lue sibbon, dangled by mt was that sudden turmoil jo the the Joyal home rooters, for not a man of [of tha 1MHICE Ng ottishly in Devlin's short exit road through which the sopho- them donbted the outcome of the impend- TE nd tia Jay like a More and freshman classes were leaving Ava : {faek, the g 4 id, the grounds in a single. compact hody? ing thane struggle with that peerless| = oo Lon and nothing hilean wound, gle. compa ¥ i i Hark to those shouts and cries of menace pair in place and fettle. ae able to stand against him. z : k 5 nd defiance coming from both within and That the two were In place in the fine-| gi je slipewd Captain Fit Bleicher without the grounds' op the anxious ones satisfied themseli>s smiled with grim confidence as he -. hat thie mischief was going on, any- { A v ay y by ocular evidence, and. that both were cally seatined the opis p Aegius way? in fettle and thoroughly "fit" for the lj. waited i a 2s | From the exit end of the field proper ithe heart-bréak h «the ground slightly sloped toward the wid mactic combat the faithfol were assured; | 0 oot exclinnge of glances : e wide ; : : i f jroadway. while the latter again declined after they had caught a fleeting glimpse 1, greqt conflict was'on io Seqdly euthest. still more toward fhe gate, 3id.d by this dat . : ( e o of the contented expression on the gud the immense Seat Fo Bart difference of elevation, which was supple- awarthy face of Maguire, the head coach. : homanity, banked in hoes of 'the ehor mented by his own towering height. Dun- tiers around the three sides : can beheld a mab of This was the last season of the famous fous rectangular stadium, grow tense aud, id a tne bo dak forms in close pair, too, as well as their last big game ilent - pouring furiously in through the " sile of the season. Both were senior wen, The S « * Duncan. | 5 4 i trength of Big' \npon the two departing classes corralled and the simultaneous graduation 'of wo; A hooded times during that wild. 'in the roadway. . such stars wouid be a sore blow to ie hrealiless conflict. was Captain Fietities But the sepried sophomores and fresh- university's athletics. In addition to be! } nirul for "things as they are," and y, jug admittedly the greatest guard.in the especially fof the presence of that flutrer warning, for instead of being taken by football history of his college, gigaatic'ing thing called a blue ribbon. For al-'surprise and overwhelnied they appeared O Duncan held all intercollegiate rec. Wh¥s the towering, massive figure of folly srepared for the attack. The con: wen Duncan ! olleg! {Duncan was ib the thick of the fray; sequence was a ferocious pitched battle as, ords for hammer throwing and shot put- always the might "of his marvellousishoulder to shonlder. the men of the ting, while "Little Flit," as be was affec- strength was able to stay the fierce! combined classes fought savagely until ticvalely known, was American amatear gesperate charges of the formidable ad- ithe short. wide roadwny between the sprinter and the greatest quarter back of vérsary, and always wherever he PROBZES | grounds and the exit gate was a turbulent bls dag. 7 [strong men gave way before him or werelgo, of desperately struggling humanity, Ibrustred helplessly tu earth like puny PU from which rose the coutticting roars of Many of those knowing ones knew also pets. : class ys and the reverberating boos that these two physical opposites were in-| As the craty home rooters hysterically of college slogans. separable bosom fridnds. As a matfer of followed the course of the maddening In the first moment Owen was utterly fact, big Owen 'cherished for "Little Flit" | game those aforesaid knowing oves Fe nonplussed; in the . xt he comprehended « depth of affection that was amos: jen. 276d that it was only big Owen Dun-iy), wig combat. Undoubtedly ft was the : 3 _ cau's irresistible strength and endurance ov ig ble culmination of a slumbering Jer, and Fit never tired asseverating! ad little Flit Flerchier's miraculous kill}, feud which had broken into pres . | that "Owen Duncan's the greatest thing and speed that won the tempestuous o,f ou several occasions, growing each the Lord ever manufactured in human batile for the home team that day. time in intensity, and which bad long flesh and blood I" | 'Phe big guard was useuthgrie sad he existed between the medicaPstudents and Py Ce . Fr ing id. gverwhelm him, lye sophomores, the latter si ed in ce | vincible, pothing cou : Pi pport Out Shete in the felt; veh While aly {nothing stay lim. He tore holes 1b the vhig ghee quarrel--probiibly for the ing vensely for the starting sigdal, Owen's sarermined eneuty at will; he SWEPL dOWD jpore sake of the excitement--by their guage was irresistibly drawn 10 a charae-iifie field, cafryiog ull before him, he Wet po oditnry and otherwise consistent foes, teristic bloe ribbon which Sutiered from thie crush ol tert Wild otislaughts und hewd' (0 proce. e a givl's bat. With vivid certainty nad' nis roi it we) "On, for @ Centre Rush!" Od vk . fswariied over € Before the smile of sWused" disdai bern) Ee if eeied hy Yer grea' body ju Vai attelifiio tear han! a by's orm in the centre of the ad (Which began to creep over Owen's battle mammoth stretch of solid humanity which ir earth. s : gata . ismudged face bad redched evew the eur- ee gh And Fit, "Little Flit," was everyw +t ners of Lis month it froze in its mception covered hole udinal north ; of the great enclosure. side [at ------ hain tos SDS 0 Tl oe fi the blood went told in bis veins as [the proverb hed Wis quick eye detected here in the very Just wk Owen's eyes turned reluctantly! of 4 8 Wagan efi - Smile " leart 'of (he flsing fists and he craay, from the ribbon they met Flit's alert {overtake as Suet A any Tui Deaving ouiss the flutter of a blue ribboa, i Sy It gare, | heu ils e sud the big guard winked telegraphically flied w ; oH - al = il | Xeras-and little Jessie--caught yin = X © BE sm 'that maelstrom of surging. savagery !-- while the little quarter back smiled in| "Vera Kirby's face was pai with ex) in oils Fagecy 1 odenstanding. citement when the fual goog raug tie Buty bitid ? d but nud the Ctemreut aud passion during these brug Owen's great secret was no secret to ed of that stupeiidyuy combal a trusted and trusty 'Seunt triomph of the bedraggied bome ne ig i heart Flt; Who ew, arviet. : » : $ i; i x J 4 : that his friend's heart had long ago been With yidle Jessie, | bet seen yours : Stolen bp he Sweet, demure face from jaier, cliuging a Thee Band upon owe . above which fluttered that revealing, end de and Devin walking upon the other, mistakable blue ribbon. Flit knew, two we girl, suiting dutifuby but obtiviusiy hat the' otherwise dabintlons' Owen, oy | | VT escort's reaiacis sud silent in pre Able to-get his courage up to the "pop imiputes as wature evbr wide wote fo ithe whole span of ity' burrowing exist ence! Amd, even were they not Blind, as well expect that beiling blood: to cool ut 'stantly at mere sieht of a waving ribbon as look tor. the white hot fava of Vesuvius to turn oul gf Tis course iu order ( spure the peaceful hamlets in aux path. More over. the few close emuugh to see the A the child's ceaseless stream of wou " girly Gould wot, iF Thef would, stay the Sad ~~ dering, adijviug prartle asent "our % paint, tecenily been ening 4 Owen," moved with the great Muss Sng pil tortures which Old Nick dpi wn through. the Barrow lsues Zh A hai ir ws. oes Shyu 2 3 v : of $4 toward the big exit gute iu (he Ve CXPAREH meena 1 Preserve exclusively for srdeut of eats for wer of the Bello OUsMDIE ih TSC thiuderoes opr + lovers. These safferitigs were precipitated The whole western end of the grounds: Bot vhesé thoughts: bud wot fun the 2 by un p wf lus Brau when Owen' © paiiding. int the yroond her ot which Jats wf, Was cia riding tawars the corras {phe players Bad ail rushed immediate Hike ab eWDhant goue stark mal wus ton of the game All rage 21 Whe bungling shei of a honier, fours feats Einar gang | Stnidbt vite Th dense bias be Prashed wiry and marcdllpraiy tearing, Sabin Muualiog. caving ribs with the pile driver thmsis of his muss gh fre elbows: cinfoliing thriaty ea yop "shob clex: that made the wyes bulge avd the beads v me {gate from the street and falling fiercely | en. must have received some: sort of| ef ight, Jaunehed Wimsell upward and for [Beartiess defirnum of combat (he bruval {cowardly devil 'who cracked Duncan's {eaput Trom the pear." | Vera stole a sidetong glauce at Owen's {f: ce, but he eyes that shone from the {patched features were ga®ing out of the fear with a strange twinklel "If you'll all kindly excuse me." he said {when the Kirby place was reached. 1 | think I'll just sfreteh mysel on the lonnge {m the living room anti! inner fe. I'm ashamed to bare to confess that '1 feel a little bit quedr and wabibly » /8e Lad barély installé Nmsell in the {solitude of the cohifurtalile room when . litle Jensie 'stole in aml. throwing her {erm impulsively about his neck, covered {the ufpatehell spots of Ws Tace with | kisses. Then she smoothed back the tale {front hig forehead and gazed with render pity into his éyés : An | ant Matter. It wis afighty sweet of her.' 2 ugh Owen, and fhe Hand whe cool and 1' - ful; but, wefl--he couldn't help wishing it wis somebody eive's Hapd. "Oh, yo Ger, grand Owen!" she whis- pered softly, wympathetically patting his [cheek #° AB-Ne Bi dpurkled With 'chila- {ish admiration. "Were you: very much frightensd, Jens?" y "Not after you came," she assured Mim, simply. s "Where's Yora?' he asked abruptly, "Upstairs, In Ker room." : "Sap," Jess, go ask her to come duwa here, won't you?-that's a goo! girl." The child put her lips to his €ar an whispered confidentially :-- ' "11 don't think she will, Owen; she she's crying something terrible." Duncan, piling ier ear ta his own Nps, whispered jn wpi-- "Yon jost rut ap ull roll her that 1 say I've got to eer her right away: or-- or--I'll get up, and--aund--well, then, 1 wight faint!" In a few minutes Vera slipped into {he room, and: seating herscif od a bw stool at his side, hesitatingly took the hand Le held out. , Owen never knew jus® 'how be succecd. 9 WN | : » | "The Next Instant a Child's Small Form Was Swung Aloft on One Shoulder Beside the Bloody Face." Ser | ke Jub: ian he Skuse lie possible, then, that the fragile, dimnu-rhe pauted into Flit's ear, "Ill sling you|offender and his cool preparations to es 8 : n ge Sg . rs a es tive Jessie was rourlly engulfed some- | the kid. I can't guard 'em both--and | cape all penalty of his dastardly act--, the poin ut p ¥ where in that sea of ruthless combat? {she's so small she may be trampled to the raging quarter back did a thing that Even as the question occurred to Flit's|death before these crazy fools find their was talked of in the college long after mind a face reared itself immediately in senses and grasp the situation." his sprinting records were forgotten, front of the blue ribbon and obscured the! In the few inches of space which Owen Buddenly rearing himself erect and bal- flatter from view, The quarter back!managed to comquer for him Flit| ancing on his dificult perc, Flit sprang {had played behind his friend too often clutched his friend's shoulder, set one foqf| clear of the fifteen foot fence ridge like not to recognize, oven at that distancé,'on the hip beneath, gave a spring, and thela savage panther dashing from a tree | the head of Owen Duncan. The great next moment was squatted astride the| limb upon some doomed prey. As he guard had won through the mad rabble tp ridge of the fence. Turping his invulnera- | launched himself into the air he screamed the girl's side, but surely his face was He back to the siorm of blogs, Duncan, | deliriously above the general uproari-- lcovered with blood. [with a swift motion, tossed the child] By God, I'll get you, you skunk!" } "Phe pext instant a child's small form aloft, and Flit, catching the slight form, | Before the retreating scoundrel coud | ds swung aloft on ove, shoulder beside | perched her squarely on the flat peak of turn his head at the sound of that | {the bloody face, while at the same time | the square concrete column, where he bude | strident, menacing shriek something lithe arm belonging to the other shodider her sit quite still and not be frightened hgepnck him beliind the shoulders like nl {erashed repeatedly down upon the pas- as he prepared to descend again to the aid | battering ram and he flashed to the earth, | 'sion drunk, wrath blinded maniacs in of the hard pressed Duncan. . {face down, with Flit's' knees boring ve-| {front--doubtiess driving each time al Flit had hoped that the mite of hurl tween the shoulder blades and the wus isledge hammer into some unfortunaie manity thus appearing on 'high would colar fingers ofgihie frenzied quarter back i face. {strike the gaze and reach tlie understand-'t wining thuselves veigefully about the | | Flit came off tlmt topmost tier and jing of the fevered combatants, but thet! (hroat of the victim. idown over the banked beuchés with theleyes and brains were engrossed with | At the same time Flit became suddenty | | dizye evolutions 'of a circus tumbler. Asithings nearer the earth aud' the surge inscious of an increase in the tumolt--a | hig toes touched "the earth lhe wheeled grew even fiercer through 'pressure of fy uitiplication of the shits and yells | jo shot down the fifld, measuring its! the oncoming biorde of medical students | pon something swept heavily, suush-! engi with a speed of a greyhonnd % len! who coutinWed to drive in at the gute, 50 ingly 'over Nim and bis quacey, aad ax 1it lays its belly along the ground. : } Holy Moses Al he oui} had his team! pbsume his forwer position. | that Owen now found Liuviself unable 10! 1a' sank across the form of the latter) > r i He was | ings 'Hegan to grow dark, ; fwith bim! T) d go through that bowl-| hopelessly pinned there, lis' gory ince, Indifferent to what dappled to "him: | ling wob te Owen's side like & hungsy within balf a foot of Vera's | dog through 'a pan of mush. But never The best he could do was [ : | TE { 3 ward, catipalting Bix body horizowtally aggressor bad per pallid visage. Lr, Flit 'realized, with a throb of jubi-) te place his! ution and pride, thas this was the Ling, \ {mind that, ue must reach Dunes with- tunds against Abe fence ob euch side of | jiadiong rush of the tenm--the drive of ont u puasethe delay of a single instant: jer, when, bracing hid arms at full deughh, | ug irresistible -wedge--swesping all - be night mean irreparable inyury (o one of he sucééeded, with the help of one leg rope it and clearing the roadway of its) 3 those tender girls. a5 ishmilurly used, in defending her from thie naman chaff. i Yet. ch, for . centre rush! crush sud blows. of" the ravening foes | fle exuitéd that he had nailed bis man :| Pit Spr Clear Off the Fif- Bat away in there ar the Aressiuy an with Sesfering Wir of Theeat aid pe, hoped hat Dwep wass . Sevis Sud a4 A Fence." The bi ymnasium | Menace they tore furiously at one ano: Heverythire » away 0 : ; > h erring he TE Eye hens) Just as Flit was about to slide down ra', : fuse other, more distil proirieutial riety umbe a derve {is shout. so he might as weil save bis Owen's assistance some crsven Llagh gruff arenace and sburp com: | brn ing e Wb a be kh . {breath for better use. - jgnard , further, in', the. throug. "iis gand were. He didn't learn undii after So, iw ihe fio ng i a he " iy po 4 ¥ Nevertheless he instinctively et out a takenly spotting the imirova bie Dunc: ward + Jens lie was elped lo lis feet, nope! ber uvar Suoagh - Linger something in 'xliill signal yell as he drew wear. asythe centre of a stubbors group of | ihe ows wut for' insumerable brutses | lier erimmoning . . a zo { On be flew to the mouth of the road fotwen, suddenly swung overhead a heavy god o sriff, daz; feeling. tart those were I must pave veh A wu i, some way and,' without slackening bk wild! wylkiok stick. The vest wecond, in fhe he volces of a squad Of policeten" vafled worl, or she murme: 2 : # haste (rom a station house a couple of | "Y-e-x! Yes. son. Owen dear ached far forward andiyfocks above the college, To be perfectly' And It nust ave lesen a voy apor. ator he heads of Ce eombutanty abl broaghs the fual: sie of the blodgend nuk. that was uot the Brat time the tag Mater, relict oh Surah lunding far forward stowiaca down, eniwith a sickeving thud down gpon (5 ficers bad bedn needed to quell abaorma) | théught: for. witison 3 gs Wy ihe astonished oi aniwms of the dese con tigre. waprotected skull of the defences] disturbances on the part of the student ridy puis nel bre. b ; ' festatits: then with flie momentum of hima shove back was tursed to the blow {Lody, sud, as "practice unkes perfey" nn a "edu : g . -