On the whole, I like the dagos, and reckoned I might try Cuba, or perhaps the Philippines" "A Lopez boat sails for Havana in two or three days," Barbara interrupted.

" "It would take more than France, Spain, Italy and all the rest of the dago nations to do the job!"

"I'm glad I told your dagos to burn a flare when they hit the channel.

Don't know I'm sorry the dagos have lit out; my crowd are used up and ready to mutiny.

Better take this bag of Spanish money; minted silver goes and you may find the dagos shy of the president's notes.

"What about the cargo?" "Some dagos came along with a mule train and loaded up part of the truck on the beach.

She is my sea-ghost, and as much a character to me as Riggs or Thirkle or Dago Red.

"It must have been Dago Red you saw," he began, grinning, and wagging his head.

"Who is this Dago Red?" "A worthy man," he replied getting serious.

Neither had he explained away the fact that he had told me I could not buy a ticket in the Kut Sang, which I did; nor the fact that he had his own ticket when he told me that, nor the false telephone message for the obvious purpose of making me miss the steamer, and then his getting in my way when I was in pursuit of Petrak, or "Dago Red," as he called him.

Maybe you heardhe and Dago Frank were in the act of breaking into the Western-Danish Bank.

"That would have been a dago's trick; not a white man's," he asserted.

My mother had hair way down her shoulders and you couldn't tell my uncle from a dago.

Isle of Gothland 80 23 5,000 Oesel 45 24 2,500 Oeland 84 9 1,000 Dago 26 23 1,000 Aland 24 20 800 Hogland 9 5 100 Denmark 240 114 360,000 Lutherans of the Helvetic Confession.

Mechanik und Aesthetik des Violoncellspiels von Hugo Becker und Dago Rynar.

Archibald Rutledge (A); 5Sep56; R176581. RYNAR, DAGO, joint author.

Mechanik und Aesthetik des Violoncellspiels von Hugo Becker und Dago Rynar.

Death for a Dago.

"Don't let all those Dagos in here!

"Them ain't Dagos, judge," whispered Roony the clerk.

If a man was a tanner, and especially a foreign, hand-workin' tanner, what would his markin's be? "'I tried to remember everybody that I'd ever seen handlin' a hide, and all at once I recollected that the first thing a dago shoemaker done when he picked up a piece of leather was to smooth it out with his thumbs.

"That was given to me in New York, sir," said he, "by a Dago, one of these I-talians.

[Illustration: DECIPHERING THE DAGO'S LETTERS]

"'Taint no use sendin' no answer," said he; "I couldn't find that Dago again.

DAGO, a marshy Russian island, N. of the Gulf of Riga, near the entrance of the Gulf of Finland.