The Arkansas Little Rock Gazette, of this date, states that the long existing feud in the Cherokee nation, which has divided its old and new settlers, has terminated in a series of frightful murders.

"To courtly roof and rustic cot Old comrades wend from far and wide; Now is the ancient feud forgot, The growing grudge is laid aside.

"Now is the ancient feud forgot, The growing grudge is laid aside.

"Ring out the grief that saps the mind, For those that here we see no more Ring out the feud of rich and poor, Ring in redress to all mankind.

Do you still maintain the ancient feud?

An ancient feud?

" The Saxon paused:"I ne'er delayed, When foeman bade me draw my blade; Nay more, brave Chief, I vow'd thy death: Yet sure thy fair and generous faith, And my deep debt for life preserved, A better meed have well deserved: Can nought but blood our feud atone? Are there no means?""No, stranger, none!

He seemed to know the ins and outs of every blood-feud from Beersheba to Damascus, and warmed to his subject as you listened.

I've known at least one Arab blood-feud over here that began with a quarrel between a Jew and a Christian in Chicago.

For here is a land which is innocent, which has no past guilt to atone for, no feud, nor ill custom, nor evil of any kind.

And so ended the feud between the two men.

He was therefore obliged to satisfy the leaders of the Christian agitators by the concession of minor advantages in the local conflicts, oftener of Christian against Christian than of the same against the Turk, and finally he was obliged to resort to the inciting of feud and jealousy between the clans, villages, and provinces in the island, to keep them from uniting against him.

These rivalries early in the nineteenth century resolved themselves into a blood-feud between two families, the Karagjorgjevi['c] and the Obrenovi['c], a quarrel that filled Serbian history and militated against the progress of the Serb people throughout the nineteenth century.

But the return of his most dangerous rival was as unwelcome to Milo[)s] as it was to the Turkish authorities at Belgrade, and, measures having been concerted between them, Kara-George was murdered on July 26,1817, and the first act in the blood-feud between the two families thus committed.

Burgundian barons, Catalan condottieri, and Florentine bankers snatched the Duchy of Athens from one another in bewildering succession, while the French princes of Achaia were at feud with their kindred vassals in the west of the Peloponnesos whenever they were not resisting the encroachments of Romaic despots in the south and east.

Lone wolf of the feud pack.

MANN, E. B. Gun feud.

The longhorn feud.

The longhorn feud.

The longhorn feud.

(My book, 3) © 28Jun35; AA179113. Margaret Lowry (A); 10Apr63; R313633. GLIDDEN, FREDERICK D. The feud at Single Shot, by Luke Short, pseud.

The feud at Single Shot, by Luke Short, pseud.

Lone wolf of the feud pack.

EWING, DOROTHY S. The stagline feud.

ADAMS, FRANK R. Arizona feud.