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fiuence of supply and demand in a market dom
mated by speculative cliques and upheld or de-
pressed by the methods of professional operators
in the stock and trade exchanges. The natural
laws of trade assert control in the long run; but
while they are held in allegiance, as is often the
case, by the power of combined capital, the le-
climate trader is made to suffer- and the result
ing distrust and uncertainty cripple business
even after the disturbing influence is withdrawn.
This is eXemplfied IN the history Of every great
corner or attempted corner, in stocks or prod
uce.
In the local market there are few changes to
note on large receipts The price of eggs has
gone off another cent, and the poultry market is
off l cent per pound on hens andl2 cent on rQQs
ters Receipts of buttef, as well, are large and
only choice article viii bring our quotations.
GRAIN.
Little change in the position of the local
grain markets. The Board of Trade Price Cur
rent says of wheat: While there is no quotable
change in price, yet feeling is rather dull, and
offerings are shade lower and rather more lib
eral The effect of the large increase in ship
ments at various points during the week is seen
in the marked decrease in the visible supply of
2,o14, 504 bushels. New York is 1-sc higher, Bal
timore lac lower and Chicago is l 7-se off from
yesterday. We quote:
No. Mediterranean, track .S10S
No. Mediterranean, track Observation-Disclosures. LOG
No. Mediterranean, track Observation-Disclosures. 1.04
No. Red, track. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1.04
No. Red, track NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %
Mixed track OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
June track OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LOO
July, track. Observation-Disclosures. Oh
Corn-Still we notice an excellent demand for
all cash offerings, and the scarcity of gradable
stock has toned up prices Arrivals very
light. Futures in no request. Nearly two mill
ion bushels decrease in the visible supply. Sea
board rather inclined to dullness. New York
lac off, Baltimore steady and Chicago l 34c
lower than yesterday. We quote:
No. white track. "a
no: Wilte track ---------- --------0l
Yellow track. -...-...-.. ...-.......-...---.-5 SO
f1gh mixed, track ..-------.------.-.-- 5Z
Mixed, track ......-.... Observation-Disclosures So
No. 3, track 1900. Observation-Disclosures so
lte1ected, track ~
Sound ear. track .....----.............5 So
Oats-No signs of weakening in prices. Light
receipts have made market strong for cash deliv-
cries. We quote
No. 2 white, track SO
Mixed track ....-.... 81 10
Rye-Steady; G0c hid, nothing offered
Bran-arrn; S14 bid no sellers.
Hay-Prme timothy. quiet; $l2 bid; no sell
ers.
GRAIN IN STORE
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JeGersonville, Madison 4 Indianapolis

Depart-Southern Express. daily, s-........ 4:I0 ana
Louisville and Madison Express -. 7:25 am
Louisville and Madison mail, p. c. 3.5Op1a
Louisville Express, daily ......... Gas pza
Acknowledgements and Madison Mail 49,. GAS ana
indianapolis, St. Louis and Chicago
Express, daily, ll:00 am
New York and Northern Fast Ex
press r. c; ,.......-............ 7.o0pm
st. Louis, Chicago aud Detroit Fast
Line, daily, .1O:30pm
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Metals
Butter Fiavor-How 1t Is Produced.

NEW YORK, April 30.-Leaa weak; common, 3Ss
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Chicago, 81. Louis & Pi,:sburu

lineage ST. Louis & PtsSburg.
Depart-Sew York, Philadelphia. Wash.
ington Baltimore and Pittsbure
Express, daily s.. 4.15 ana
Dayton and Columbus Express ex =
cept Sunday 10 AZ an
Richmond Accommodation -. 4yflfIpUa
New Yorh, Philadelphia Washing
ton, Baltimore ard Pittsburg Ex-
press, daily, s., h...-..-....---.. 4.55pm
Dayton Express except Sunday 4.b5pn
Arr1Ve-Richrnond Accommodation except
:, Sunday ;............ 9;4O 2aa
New York, Philadelphia Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg En-
press, daily 1:3z an
Columbus and Dayton Express, ex.
eept Sunday. Observation-Disclosures. 5:2eRE
New York Philadelphia Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsbure Ex-
press, daily .1o1opn
Dayton Express, daily except Sun
day .10.2oera
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoKOMo r.. c. & ST. L. 4 X.
'epaft-iIouisville and Chicago Express,
p.ea-----;.... .-....11.t5 ana
Louisville and Chicago Fast Ex-
press daily, :G0pna
Arrive-Chicago and Louisville Fast Express
daily, g.. 1853 am
Chicago aud Louisville Express,
3.3J
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADvAHCE-PosTAGE PREPAID
BY THE PUBLISHERS.
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LIVE STOCK.
INDIANAPOLIS NIarket.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 80.
CATTLE-Receipts $50. Good demand for butcher
cattle; shipping cattle dull AZ
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Wabash. ST. Louis & Pacific.

Depart-Detroit and Chicago Mail --.. III
Toledo. Fort Wayne, Grand Rapids
and Michigan Express .-..-...-.. 81
Detroit and Toledo Express, daily
c. c. and Observation-Disclosures, Ills
Arrive Michigan and Toledo Express, daily .
except Monday ...........-.. &c
Toledo and Fort Wayne Express. Il La
Detroit and Chicago Mail. .-... 81
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Cincinnati. Hamilton & indianapolis.

Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indianapolis.
Depart-Cincinnat Dayton & roldeo.--..: 400 avn
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo and tx,
New York -1O:5Van
Connersvile Accommodation -. 4:30pm
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo and
New York Express. ...--.--.-- 6;4& pm
Arrive-Connersville Accommodation. $50 am
Cincinnati, Peoria and st. Louis 11:50 am
Cincinnati Accommodation. --..--- 500 pm
Cincinnati, Peoria and St. Louis. 10:40 pm
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Entered as seeondcass matter at the Postofice at
INDIANAPOLIS Indiana
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-05
A BROKEN STRING.
'Corn..ill Magazine.l

.Sorh"hl MasaAheI
Sing, and " you! NJ, no; with one note
Jared
Tie harmony of Lifes long chord 10
Your WORKS were light, AMI b. light lips
were spoken
hand;
will,
Falt.rs upon the verge OF sound, aud still
Falls back as sea waves shattered on the
strand.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-05
mary AoaersnW's AaOlrora,
philadelphia Evening CALL

Ths following ha fair sampls Of The
uyih,ly scenA u OCCUR q the stage door
ol TIE Loud,n ths6|9s IN which our own Mary
An lenon y nov playing.
''Stsnd beck, me lud yslA Irsachsd hsrs
arss y know
"0svs way thsrs. mo luds. hb fghnsss b
gasp.ns Tor air."
"Your grace, 'poa ne word y know, I
cawu't ave yea stanliug ~ - CORA y
kaOw."
''This b Q bloomin', hlarstsd ssass Of ~
eAirs, whsa royal duke mus sland out hin
Ne wst and b crowded BY oadA Hits Q
blssdin' shanss, don't chsr know"
"Pusts W snattsr vii -, ~ baoody
spalpssnsF shouts Or Dsnnis killarney
'sthani formnst end ~ hsr ny phas rals
Irish gintlsnlaa n"
Thsa Q hurry policeman foruss ~ crowd
beck aud Mics Andsrson maks brsak Tor
Der carriage and 10 RAPIDLY driven a, fol.
lowell By motley crowd Of princsA duke,
lordA masVuisa. visccunta, sta
This country should have warm Pot h
ID hssst Cor Mary.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-05
THE TALL BRAKEMAN MUST GO,
For the A1titudtuOrs MAJ az the
" heel Ia the Victim or Peculiar
Gre nm - aucrs.

~. LOUIS Globe Democrat
aNO; we are not hir'n: any tall basemen
now Might give Won a place il suue other
den irtnht, hut mot at the bra ,s Tail
b asemen are not bal things 10 have when
one goes ia for stNia. but they ae too ex-
passive for this rad"
That's H.. answer that will I've given to the
next sis-f pt,r fiOm the country Who wants
TO 90 biakiag on The gr,l. annpn-bll route.
The Wabash lea. drplrtmenr is always
teaching the other Departments pf the roal
s0inc nsw siuk IN the way of hurlliug ears,
and now tn, lat has bten is>aal, 81 ne tail
brakeman must co.
THE atitul non. m3n II tho wheel is the
victim of PECULIAR rlr'n n-'anc,as. II was in
the summer Of iss. Ia Il man named Brad.
ley wa, heading los Il 'J-car IN i 10.
track at k-ilys station, in Wabash county,
Ind. A ii'-l,n r,'.i' along with one car
about i'rt h n I Ian freigbt-cars usually
are. On the centre uolhoard Of t8is car
stood cay AMI festive braaeman six fe.s.
three inches high, being nine Inches higher
than the average klisut of TIE wheel
Across the track We're >o;n. Telegraph wires
the lowest OF wLi,i hung about i"ot lower
than sicb w,ns Usually ID. o. tbs particu.
lar occasion the Law of general average went
into te nporary Retirement
The low telegraph wire caught the tall
brakeman under tue chm. TIE brakeman
didn't give way, but the inst.ator GA the
cross-trec Of tiie hi--t telegraph pole dill, and
50 did several 81 ~ non-condlctors. In
few seconds there was a large amount Ut
lops., telegraph wire l,,llpwiny the train and
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-05
The Orxaa Iriaaer's Prsata
Boston Courier.

You sympathetic ladies' who send nickels
and silver piscps by servant to the poor or
gan grinder who stands ut your door, or who
throw down 10 him from an upper window
pennies wrapped In chick writing paper, may
like to know how inu,h the man gets In the
cours OF the day, ani What he does with his
money. For the latter. be does not spend
more than seventh part Of it. He puts It in
O bag and then in long, low chest in his
loom, To save till he has enough TO 60 back
b southern Italy and live ut ease. More
often lie joins every night q select club Of Eel.
low countrymen, who stack up tleir organs
at the and Of the room, aud gamble. gamble
the pennies away In long and delicious ex-
element How much. think you, does he
earni More than carpenter, or q brick.
layer. or q policeman, or q postman. or Q
salesman In store. who wears gloves and o
dlk hat He svers ,es tls day. He labois
systematically, and has his regular beat, and
his varied art 10 extract the penny from per.
sous Of each class he plays before. A be ex-
pressed Il himsslf in monsent OF rare ex.
pansiveness, b. "plays on .oO blocks every
day, and It's poor block that does not give
ceutA"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-05
AnxlOmania In Names Of Hotels and
Piaeea.


l"Calar's" Letter in D,troit Free Pressl
BY the way, the ADglonsnla epiemic
keeps right on notice that The Free Press
in late vi usion to il mentions the names Of
some New YORK hotels 10y way Ut illustration.
Only four are named, though, willie the list
coul! Ia made quite long. Besides the Wind
sor, the Westminster, etc, We have the st.
James, the Victoria, the wellington the
Buckingham, the Imperial and many more
with maize. which tell the same story. In
deel il the names of the iIot,ls were tine guide,
New ioik might as really be taken for an
Englsh city IA an American. AMI the nam
IN If the F,eBcn filt', to9-beres I'll, most
Ridiculous mcoag.ai,ty OF all Bui ders put
up great barfack, Which tn y called French
fats, aud then give them English names.
They are hot doing quit, ~ nuch row, be-
cause The names arr giv.nt; out, Int the W
per part of the cay a. dotted all over with
ilat> IL airing fore II names. a appropriate
m New hork ~ American Indian names
would be in H. gland.
4 VII sort Of attir. on til. whole silly
business may lie seen ia the lower part Of tae
Bower, where large number II dives
and other resorts Of tine laser Clements dupli
cate the hIg.l-toned English nam s gwen to
hotels anl hats. The Unly New York theatre
with dlstinctively EnciIsh name, the Wind.
sor, was IN toe Bo.ory, and tie worst Of the
Bosrry. at that. II would he there st.ll il d
bi5 lie had not swept II away few weeks
Ego.
another symptom VI the Anglmania dis.
ease is seen IN the names given 10 places.
Aion; the Hudson. for instance, We have
Washington hu ison, lrvingi,n on Hudson,
F.shkill-on-Hulson, BitL-ou Ha ison, New.
balg-on-Huison, and so On all the way from
New York I" Albany "On-Hud,on,n you
see, suggests tie EHg.s, "On-Tnam -" and
gives q sort OF ari.locratic flavor 1t may
be some time before the disease run. its
course. IL 10 not really dangerous 70 life
but It's effect In producing imbecility is SO
serious that an increase In the number VI
IDIOT asylauD may soon be necessary.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-05
TWAIN'S SUCCESS.
How the Humorist Has Managed 70
Pocket the Profits,
Beck Peddilag the Secret 81 mtg
Sales..-iow Mark Fights His
Ows BATTLES Of Copy.
Right.


MARI Twain. use If his pen i urofessional,
Of ,pnrse but hi, making Of book. /, unite
m. rcan,,le "A. IL one Of the very few
.u,nor. WHO A, ma, divid. with ,s,iisbars
tba mr., a., derivab.. from their b ans cir.
cu,,s ,,,.. nav. f.v,ceJ his imi,,,.nas,cs
NJ or,i,n,rv un.,hoi. of ul,ica,,,,. and w.,
ali Ina, h. has do,e other succ.s.fuI writer,
nirb, io Rim, IN, t,s, ,f HI. u.cnl,or
kind of fun maker. a,d po,.ss...i Of ma.
turallv Jrnl delivery no m,ae a s,usli for
t,ne ,a,ly i, his ears, as !, ls.:pr.r. and
e., n, -. 81 d, l,r,,r an. uav;,,' a.
l.cmns conf rail-. 81 , c,n;,,,;., bs VA
s,vrJ from tho ,...,.irv 81 turoin. nj.
n,,,n.,.ri,,r No., ~ I,,,o,a u,c,nI, ~.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-05
q Qeeee Castea.
Chicago HeraId,l

a JapansA oibcia who hes Psut W.
ysan In Coca reports that be hes never go
u fAcs OF . Corsan woman Tbs msu
Sevsr NE the name Of Q woman OF girl In
conversation, but spesk of such Q mans
vita daushtur % slstse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-17

! st. L1nb Globe Democrat. M
Over sixty years ago tho State Of New
York established the typical county acri.
cultural fair, a system which has been
adopted by the larger number Of States.
extending. 10 the Rocky Mountains, in
Colorado, in 1874. These fairs have been
the great educators Of tho public in ali
that relates 10 agriculture, and arc to-day
important adjuncts and supports Of tho
many State Agricultural Colleges which
have been founded since 1862. Other
fairs, more varied and comprehensive than
the agricultural, embracing moro particu-
larly the much wider range OF manuiac.
tprcd products, have been held in some
Of our larger cities for many years, nota
bly, those In boston, Of the Franklin In.
slitutc in Philadelphia, Of the American
Institute in New York, Of tho Maryland
Institute in Baltimore, and also the exhi.
billions OF Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis,
New Orleans, San Francisco and the Man.
ufacturcrs' Institute OF this city. Such
local and special fairs and exhibitions as
those in this and other countries have cul-
minated in the great international or
worlds cxpositions OF the past thirtyyears.
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DR., Fraxier,B Root Rittsra.

Frazier's Root Bitters arc not dram
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
in every sense. They act strongly upon
the Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels
open and regular, cleanse the blood and
system Of every i1npurity. Sold by drug.
gists. $l.0O. Dr. Frazicr's Magic OintmeSt
the greatest blessing that has been dis.
covered in this generation. A sure cure
for Boils, Burns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds
Sore Nipples, Hard 4 Soft Corns, Chapped
Lips and Hands, Pimples and Blotches
Price 50c. Sold by druggists. Frazie,
Medicine Co., proprs., Cleveland, Ohio
Wholesale agents: Logan l. Co., Wheeling
Y. Va, and J. O. Dent & Co., Bridgeport
Ohio, y VIC $1,000 } : - y ntw
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AN INVENTIVE GENIUS,
Remarkable Mechanical Productions OF n
..HN.H .JOrsSv Ind. ha t..E

Remarkable Mechanical Productions OF I
E"a Jersey Lad. Rs NJ
Talking OF inventions, said Ncwurl
man, we have boy in our town who In.
made II locomotive which drew hin, somt
distance along the sidewalk and subma
rine bout which ran several hundred
yards along tho bed Of tho Morris Canal
llels rs daring as he is ambitious The
lad Ia George Geiser, son Of Theoder Gel.
scr, tho plumber at Plane and Plum
streets. You can sec his wonderful craft
to-day in the yard Of his fathers plumbing
shop. It Is. made Of sheet iron, riyited to.
gether, is eight feet long and shaped like
u cigar. On the top il little house., like
a monitors turret. The boy launched the
BOAT IN tho canal near the Plane street
bridge and took his seat inthc turret, where
he could work crank connecting with
two wheels on the side Of tho boat. Just
ahead OF tho crank q second SHIFT passes
through the vessel. On each end out in
tho water is fiat paddle like u bread
shovel. fI 49,
ny holding these paddles horizontal the
boy kept his boat on tho surface, and
when no was ready to start under he
closed his turret and turned the paddles
vertically. The boat quickly dropped
down under the water Propelled by The
wheels it shot along, passing under the
Washington street bridge, and then on
until it was near tho bridge at tlalscy
street. 5f dG ~ II -
~
BY this time young Gciscr had exhaust.
90 tho air in the craft and had 10 rise to
the surface. % -
On the second trial the boat timed over
when under the water, and he had TO
break out oft 10 save himself. He repair.
cd damages and loaded the keel 10 prevent
such tipping. i, - -
The next time tho craft again capsized,
however, and the inventor than abandon.
ed her, not because she was cranky. but
for the reason that he did not sec how he
could supply himself with air while down
in the deep. He thought OF running Il
rubber tube from his ittio turret up to
the surface Of the water, where it was at
taclied TO cork float, but he feared that
this device might Introduce more water
than air into the boat. At present he is
considering problems in electricity with q
view probably to entering tho field against
Edison. ~ -,
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Impolitensss OF an Old I,nchelor.

1mpolitcnsss OF IN Old Bachelor.
Nnr York Sun. -G0T5
Il was in n Pullman sleeping car in the
middle Of the night.
Tho passengers we're all asleep but two
One Of these, an elderly female, was moan
ing IN an undcrtone:
soh, am m, so dry, l am SO dry, an SC
She kept this monotonous cry up unit
the other wakeful passenger, an old bach
clor in the birth opposite, grew wild. III
got mp, CROPPED his way to the end OF the
car where the porter was engaged in black
ing boots, gave him IL coin, and told him
to take pail Of ice water TO the old lady
and see that she drank every drop Of it.
Then he got back into his berth,
The porter carried out his instructions
the old lady thanked him gratefully, untl
all was quiet. Is.
Presently, and just as the old fellow was
losing, himself in sleep, the same voice
querulously pipcd out: ..s y
.Oh, l was so dry, was SO dry, was
so very, ,ery dry" r..
The bachelor passenger bounded to q
sitting posture, bumped his head asains,
the bottom OF the berth above him, pokeC
his lace through the curtains, and shouted
Indignantly - :
"My dear madam, will you be kline
enough to dry up7"
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BY using DR.. Frazier's Throat and Lung
Ba!sam-the only sure cure for Coughs
Colds, Hoarseness and Sore Throat, and ali
diseases Of the throat and lungs. Do not
neglect a Cough. Z It may prove fatal.
Scores and hundreds OF grateful people owe
their lives to DR., Frazier's Throat and
Lung ba!sam, and no family will ever be
without it after once using it, and tliscov-
erlng its marvellous power. tits put up in
large family bottles and sold for the small
price Of rs cents per bottle. Frazier Med.
icine Co., Props, Cleveland, Ohio. Sara
toga High Rock Spring Water for sale by
druggists. Wholesale Agenta: Logan j
Co., Wheeling, W: Va, and J. @. Dent 4
Co., Bridgeport, Ohio. wee paw
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Origin of County Fairs,

"Remember, II I am elected will take
my seat. l will tillthat office or my coffin y
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Home Proof

:. Kidney and r,ror n,,o,,o, -. n..,,.,..
urnNrad tnr L Ens,sis anu hneumhHsm.-
eomtd rot tat nMs ~ ~ 1sesa 70 nelp me-
no' nrts pHTii n Ipa o.n Guteo n'e
t.rnd ~ a.. We sH tolce;-eul'
d. smith c,rsd n,a A1eo 70 neip me-
~ e1s1 YIN Cu I1 y, ny E, cv.n,,,,,
o..,s SitA = - a., GShh,OoGGh,
nr,n.,.,o ~ TReiaet e. g., Mneennk. ": Va
~ ~ s,a at @ w, 1tn1 n
,ue |s4' 4n'e1 ny n 1gcti ~. ni cu.eo
me- Ei,. tEoHAS AoLi. insurance Agent:
,,i rmano tacm LOT f6ur{eon ycaE; "; smith
scsaiin p,r,,, GO ~ II +. mAeInitN1aoN.
.s7ictoN N1 tns So..a " sou "aA
eAitSteu ~! ioa1uNu yeaIs: NollnS becMeQ 70
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An Interruption.

| . . D..
While Mary Anderson was playing In
gomar to an appreciative audience in De.
troit, not long ago, they were amused by
some unconscious but audible comments
passed upon the hero by ono Of the coun.
try's yeomen.
When lngomar bids farewell to Parthe-
MIA, within sight Of the walls OF her native
city, and disappears toward his mountain
BONE our conntrymnn gave a sigh OF re-
liet as he said, '"There, he's gone" But
when, in response to Parthenia's pathetic
'lngomar! oh, Ingomar!n lie secs that
barbarian come sneaEing back, look OF
mingled disgust and establishment spread
over his face, and he calculates, 'The
burned fool has come back again!n
The pathos OF that scene was wasted
upon most Of that audience. G
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experienced horticultural states that
he did not succeed in securing crops from
his plum trees until he used sulphur
fumes i'll the orchard when the fruit was
set, which he continued for two months.
Although it was u troublesome undertake
king the crop largely remuneratcd him
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way. Such was the case d few weeks
ago, when a large bear was killed by a
Finnish peasant, who had gone fishing
with his little son on the Janisiarvi lake
In Finland, 81 The bear has been doing
much mischief IN the district, md was on
this quiet August morning taking a bath
In the lake. The peasant no sooner per-
ceiyed this thnnhe rowed toward the AMI
nal, caught II by the car, and held It I'm.
der water TIL II was drowned. The story
would not make bad incident for North.
crn SAGA, i(H f s,g 'sH53},7VEI