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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-05-19
FADS OF THE DAY.

PRESERVED ginger is being fashion
ably handed around with the ice
course
The fashionable dogs in Paris at
present are the big French poodle in
black, brown or white, and the ungain-
" Danish boarhound
A NEW notion which might be ap-
piled 20 some of the restaurant menus
for the benefit of customers untutored
in French is to have the dishes num-
bered, as well as titled. in an unknown
tongue
THE latest fad to be INDUCED in BY
the seashore this summer is '-pontho-
NANCY" or fate by footprints II has
superseded palmistry, and now it VIII
be possible to tell by the toe joints and
curves whether you are amiable or not,
why you are not happy though mar
ried, and all the rest.
AT dinner given in Paris IN honor
of a young girl who had Just entered
society, all the table furnishings, deco
ratiOns, and as many of the foods served
as possible. were entirely white The
guests were twelve young girls, all
dressed in white and with powdered
hair. The servants wore white liver
les
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-05-19
THE RHINOCEROS.
Many and Curious Are the Legends Told
Concerning Him.

Many and Curious Are the Legends Told
Concerning Him.
The rhinoceros is a beast of legendary
and mythical associate as well as Of
stern reality. In the mythology OF all
the old world he figures very conspicu-
ously. being worshiped as god by
the early Javanese tri bes and Landed as
the builder of the earth and the heav-
ems by several East African peoples.
The old Jewish Talmud declares that
his skin is folded as result of having
been exposed forty days and forty
nights in the waters of the food. The
waters of the great deluge were hot,
according to Tabari c., IL where we
read: After that Noah sent forth the
dove. The dove departed and. without
tarrying. put her feet in the water.
The waters of the flood We're hot and
they scalded and picked the legs of the
dove. 1t was hot and briny and feath-
ers would not grow on her legs any
more and the skin scaled off. Now,
doves which have red and featherless
legs are of the sort which Noah sent
forth This is only cited for authority
to prove why the skin of the rhinoceros
lays IN folds and ridges; certainly, IL
the waters were hot enough to pickle
and scald doves legs at the moment
of contact they would make the skin of
a rhinoceros too large for him in the
course of forty days,
But you say, why was he exposed
in the waters OF the great deluge while
all the other beasts were safely housed
in the ark?'
Simply because he was too large to
be put aboard TIE great Hfeship. The
bulk OF the old rabbinic waters agree
that the rhinoceros f1oated along with
the ark. but they disagree as TO how
the floating operation was performed.
Some declare that Noah dashed the
creatures horn fast TO the side OF the
vessel: Others that the head of the huge
beast was admitted the legs and body
being left in the water. Some even as
sert the Holy Land escaped the general
deluge. and that the rhinoceros' supe-
rior reasoning faculties caused him 10
select that country as a haven Of ref
uge. All agree in one thing, viz: That
the rhinoceros lived through the food
without entering the ark. TopselIs
Apologize says:
'-Oppianus saith that there was never
vet any distinction Of sexes in these
rflinoeerottes. for all that have ever as
yet been found were males
Topseu hardly believed the unisex
story as told by Oppianus, for in an
other section he says: From hence
let nobody gather thas there are no fe-
males. Tor in that case the breede could
not continue"
The West Coast Africans believe that
a pair of rhinOceri held the rainbow N
position. and that should the brutes
finally become extinct. another food
would result--St. Louis Republic
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-05-19
Left a narrow Margin.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May 12.-The pros
poets of a congressional and senatorial
reapportiOnment Of Illinois were Sc
riously impaired this morning by the
death of Representative Ernest Myers,
of Calhoun county. This leaves the
democrats but seventy-seven votes-a
bare quorum in the house and the party
is at the mercy Of single recalcitrant-
Sixty days must elapse before the va
caney can be filed and the legislature
is expected TO adjourn sine die before
that time
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-05-19
The National Republican ChaIrmanship

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 1.-THE na-
tional republican committee met here
and elected Thomas H. Carter chair
man. and Joseph Manley secretary, ae-
cOrding to the programme made up at
the caucus. After four hours session
the committee adjourned I -e much
talked of trouble regarding Mr.. Carter's
right to the Office of chairman was
am;cably settled
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-05-19

SIOUX CITY, Ia, May 12--The an
nOuneement Of the failure Of the Column
bia National bank of Chicago sent the
Sioux City engine works to the wall
and W. VI. Thompson was appointed
receiver for the company. He qualified
under a $50, COO bond
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-05-19

SAGrand, marvellous, ineomprehen-
sible, " were the words used by Presi-
dent Cleveland after a short tour
through the exposition grounds OF
course it is TO him ineomprehensible
that a nation should be able TO create
such fair while repudiating the sacred
principles of free trade And as the
executive views the American exhibits
IN detail he will find further reason for
doubling the virtue of his recently ae-
quired knowledge of maxims and of
markets IfAmerican protection needed
vipdication it secures it at the Columbi-
An exposition--Troy TimeA
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-05-19
SUPERINTENDENT Rrovne Retired.

WASHINGTON, May 12--An order was
issued at the navy department to-day
relieving SurgeOn-General Browne from
duty as chief Of the bureau OF medicine
and surgery and placing him on the re-
tired list Surgeon Browne was ap-
pointed from New Hampshire, had
served over 20 years in the navy, and
was retired on.aceOunt of age
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-05-19

CHEYENNE, Wy, Nay 12--Gov- Os-
borne has issued the necessary requisi-
ton papers for the return of c. T Gale
the defaulting treasurer OF Laramie
City, who was captured in San Francis
CO. Deputy Sheriff Owen of Urbana
county, has left for san Francisco 20
secure the smooth embezzler.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-05-19
Gov. Fi-hbaek Anrry a. Lyuehe-s-

LITTLE RocK. Ark, May 12.-The
governor has offered q reward of ESQ
each for the arrest and conviction of
the parties who on May lynched Abe
Grain, Dock Benson and Jim Stuart,
the three negro assailants Of jesse
Norman He also addressed letter to
Hon H. P. Smead- prosecuting attOr-
ney of the Thirteenth judicial district.
denouncing the eowarily act of the
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-05-19
Lightning speed

BUFFALo. y. Y, MAY l2--New York
Central engine 500, which made record
OF 100 miles an hour, beat the record
yesterday By doing mile in thirty-twO
seconds, which IS equivalent TO 1125<
miles an hour.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-05-19
Navy Agents Fail.

LONDON, May 12--HaIlett & Co.
navy agents and bankers. have sus-
pended The suspension has caused a
sensation in military and naval circles
at the West End, as many officers are
depOsitQrs with the company. but com
mercially the failure IS OF slight impOr-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-05-19
Worid.s Ear Attendanee.

CHICAGO, May 12--Twelve thousand
six hundred and eighty-two persons
bought admission tickets 70 the worlds
fair grounds yesterday 1t IS estimated
that 5000 others bought tickets at the
down town Offices
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-05-19


President ]. S.Clark-
son called the ma
tional league of re-
publican clubs to or
der. Every seat was
represented by a
large party.
; Mrs. J. Ellen Fos-
ter was ushered on
the stage and her
presence was greet
ed with a storm of
applause.
President Clark
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-05-19

Little Flo. being censured by ne1
mother for some small mischief she had
been engaged in, sat thinking it over
for some time and finally said in ="
planning tone Everything -
on ME -
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-05-19
REPUBLICAN, CLUBS.

Meeting of the League of Clubs ut Louis
ville-President Clarkson's Addrcss-Ths
Woman Suffrage Question.
LOUISVILLE. KY, May 11.-More re-
publicans than were ever seen before
in kentucky were in this city when
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-05-19

There everlas ting spring ab.des
Aud Eever-vi, herring flowers.
Death, Ike ! narrow stream, divides
That Heavenly land from ours.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-05-19

cashewnut- and | saw the luxuriance
of those gardens were helped by the
abundant supply OF water. l came TO
It on a day when strangers were not
admitted, but by strange coincidence.
at the moment got in the kings char
lot passed and the gardener went up on
the hill and turned on the water, and
it came flashing down the broad stairs
Of stone, until sunlight and wave in
g1eesome wrestle tumbled at my feet.
And so it was with this garden Of
Christ Everything comes from above
pardon from above, peace from
fcation from above Streams from
Lebanon. oh, the consolation in
this thought Would God that the
gardeners turned on the fountain Of
salvation until the place where we sit
and stand might become Elm with
twelve wells OF water and three score
and ten palm trees. Bat l hear his
sound at the garden gate; hear the
lifting Of the latch Of the gate. Who
comes there? II IS the gardener, who
passes in through the garden gate He
comes through this path of the garden,
and he comes to the aged man and he
says: ''old man. come 20 help thee,
come to strengthen thee Down 20
hoary hairs l viii shelter thee. viii
give thee strength at the time Of old
age; viii not leave; viii never for
sake thee Peace. brozsn-hearted old
man. viii be thy consolation forever
And then Christ, the gardener, comes
up another path Of the garden and he
sees soul in great trouble. and he
says: Hush. troubled spirit the sun
skSn not smite thee by day, nor the
moon By night; the Lord shall preserve
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-22
News or the wheelmen.

AZ the July4 raeo meeting of the Columbia Cycle
Messrs @. Taylor. G. NJ Murphy. Hoyland Smith. and
Cycling Clubs OF New jersey has been changed to July
80 from July D.
The Lyceum Cyclers of P,auneld will hold twenty
nye-mile handicap rond race, open TO New Jersey
riders. on Aux III
The Kings County wheelmen contemplate holding a
fall tournament ut Eastern Park They have chosen
Sept. 80 for the date.
The nnnua. picnic run Of the Atlanta Wheslmen OF
Newark will be held on Saturday aud Sunday. The
desI ination VIII be Greenwood Lake.
l.. u. Munger the Western racer. has made apPlica-
tho L. A. W to compete IN the sixtymile inter
national race at Chicago next month.
The Race Committee Of the Metropolitan Associated
Cycling Clubs have decided 20 hold their tournament
A meeting OF the Yonkors Washington, Mount Yer
non and Kingsbridge wheelmen will be held on July
10 for the purpose of organizing racing league.
The A.bay Park Athe.'c Cup VII! hold ,o ,, a.
run; mile novice. onemtie OPEN one IN lie three
minute class. two.mile handicap. onenio 2;4o class
hve.me open. one'miie handicap
The programme OF races to be held by the Mercury
Wheel Club OF Flushing on Sept % Is as follows: ono
mile novice. one-mie handicap; onemiie scratch. hAn
one. milo championship OF Long Island. hvsmile
Tho Elizaosth Athletic Club cycers viii hold tour
following races will DO run: ons.me novice, one.
mile handican one-mils three. minute class, onemils
S sssm lass ans G 70 SsrssS oabs tan@
for cham plonship or Union county. half mi ham
dIcAp ons-mile 2;4O ciasA.
League OF American Wheelmen, to be held 70 chicago
next month. will be as follows; ReteTee IL X Ray
George Gideon. Edward Nsglenny, Louis Miller and
E.w'G member: Of he hSsng SoaT lo SiIa.
j. Fannina and n Forrest; Announcsrs w. A. schook-
ley. H. Hanford and William q. Marion.
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sm.,,.pox In Pem stree, Tenement.

Health Board inspectors discovered four
cases Of small pox yesterday in the tenement
% Pel street. The sufferers were Constan-
tine Trabaco and his three children. They
were sent to North Brother island. Mrs.
Trabaco. although not sick. was sent with
them as matter of precaution. Trnbaco has
been sick for twelve days. The children wero
stricken four DAYS ago. No physician attend
ed them. All the other tenents were vacci-
mated. and tho place was thoroughly fumi-
gated Louis Gorhead n homeless man. was
the dispensary in Centre street discovered that
he had the disease.
About fifteen lodging houses where .typhus
underG Ding hous. cleaning BY inspectors Of
the Bureau OF Contagious Diseases. The rooms
are washed with a solution OF bichloride OF
mercury and are then closed and fumigated
with burning sulphur. 1t takes two days to
disinfect house.
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Gossip or the Ring,

to arrange fight at 12o pounds.
noSnr While in until after hi. light WITH Andy
Bowen.
Eins for $500 a side
.ns eject s s ss r
Auiine because he has no one to back him.
Mnsae H. a he "a s 20 raEm 81
boxing show At Saratoga In month or SO.
sI tss kR a s n. rsa to ss
Australian Billy Murphy in four-roupd co. He wtl
accept.
Walter Edgerton. better known as the "Kentueky
@ 4, be mot 0 my
dspnia' '"' '''''' ''"' ;" "''"
Fred Bs snsser r. Of Joe Hophns Of Rrseayn
nsh, any TO pound man in America Davis has been
notinedto forward articles at once.
1 It.
so wi WITH @ rS 4, Snd match will
ofss sitsrnoon Tor Sonnie sullivan but
80 sH as sd IN s sSai hi .s
-. 600 a side. ''' $500 - " "''N '' -
A.hGusn M,eneI! h,, signed 70 Ugh. Corb..s before
thu GSI
ho ON that Sg 81
Crescent A. e wiM make Amove within few days to
p,on arrived here said INA. no would not DO any
however, and is now willing to take somebody on at
his weight The MATCHMAKER of the COney Island Club
has had a talk with Thompson. and promised secure
him q match with Johnny Ryan. II such . thing
possible.
Con Coughlan and Frank Craig, the" Harlem Coffee
Cooler" had n hot struggle at Reading on Thursday
one round wa. fought the police interfering. Cough
Ss
. ss .s sort A o
weeks ago. through MS manager. he was engaged to
meet any man u, philadelphia at tho Winter Circus
buiiding next Monday night. the man not 70 weigh
pected to weigh Walter Campbe was secured to face
The AUSTRALIAN. but the latter refused TO meet him.
Napier IL il said, also refused to have Jack Randall
feather weight, substituted
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Yachting News OF Interes,

hAph n Eiss fast schooner yacht Iroquois has been
s'Atereh again. and will haul out at wintrngha IN Q
~uAJ 70 nave lighter spars put in her.
me steam yacht Wanda which has been thoroughly
eihaaled and repaired al Tebos dock under the d.
nehon OF Capt Dudley Brandt. went into comm ssion
yesterday and started for Newport
=, ushew steam yacht Aquilo owned by Mr.. Thayer OF
we Atlantic Yacht Club. at Tebo's on Thursday
Being overhauled
me schooner yacht ATLANTA 10 being ovsrhsuled.
eeAhed and painted Mt wn;ringham's preparatory to
s0nR on the New York Yacht Clubs cruise
hu'herfurd stuyyesant. the owner OF the schooner
yaeht Palmer who has been III abroad, started for
Aoms On Wednesday and yesterday men were busy
That mo old boat ready to 90 into commission
,. ras yacht Vision which has just been char
S siS1s Nays today TO be cleaned and painted she
IN. be followed en- Monday by the steam yacht iso.
10 Gs Eaps racing Queen Nab
hen s,s OF Whestone where her sails win be bent
The NATIVES IN q ne 9nsen Nah astonshed
sft y s.s with ms curl
the MAJ s%n race ."' i or
S and I's s.: S ro1as s
Be "n TIse nv Which !: open g 20 2ooGs 6os and
.nao as . i. 10, Of $40 apsc. and
sss s"s1s Rsys sSs. aaa fannse e' and S'
&c from W o Dc % sa 81 SssSf ans the
Capt III ia r1tTT IN, u, N. co,o,,. ,,,on,
hi. HaH vi tho tolohlh, WITHOUT ulbphrhRnK
I'm upAts chances. think that the Paine
fncs H. ooArl Jubilee viii DO tho dark horse IN the
and r,S views are shared by Capt. Henry StRnwOod
nansd ~ LTessy Of tho Namoose. and the two last
ss.sfn Ahd to win good sum II the jubilee "a
Co.'S. anored that the Yaikyrie had left the Irish
ms g~Ihay 10 NJ oct for trip across the Atlantic.
TX. MAy cup against the NavahOs.
aSs indicate cutter Coionta came on the dry
tsrdaS Wnndren Robins's ard south brooklyn, yes
efysg mo there she has been visited by hundreds
Esod SnsIIen and every one who has seen her has
EolI Su t 1T hsr even " she 10 not n centrebOard
All ht liank Han. who Is In charge expects TO
bent He"por IN her to-day as soon as her sails are
i,hIsi nsw York Yacht Racing Associations fleet will
hodots uh ~ Erh0 Bay, New Rochelle. today. Com
farhd ~ AhIruss who 10 the New Rochelle
isiItr cruise as appointed Messrs hazard c.
tsnE hAumhn. Philip J. kroche. and Fleet Can
1sea, :, usOorne Committee on EntertAinulen mt 10
~e The members OF the feet 10 the hArbVr
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Little Danger OF Its Introduction Heres He
Thinks-Consuinr Buis OF Health.

Little Danger OF Its Introduction Heres Ne
Thinkr-Consuirr Bills OF Health.
DR.. W. A. Wheeler. Chief OF the Medical
| Bureau at Ellis Island who has been for sew
| oral months investigating the sanitary condi-
| ton OF the principal European ports from
| which the United States receives immigrants.
| came home yesterday. The result Of most Of
| his work abroad has been published In de-
| spatches to the Treasury Department
DR.. Wheeler says there is little probability OF
cholera being introduced into this country.
even should IL break out again in epidemic
form in Europe. Tho Doctor says that in
Bremen and Hamburg emigrnnts bound for
American ports are kept under observation.
after being washed and having their clothing
and baggage fumgated. until tho period for
the development Of the disease has passed
In regard to the appearance OF cholera In
Naples within tho last few days. the Doctor
II believe It was imported. and / have no
doubt that. under tho present good sanitary
The Steamship companies with lines running
hs th the Srme Hons SHvor to
the OF qhoeTs through
Seen of sporadie sort There were several
recently in Marseiles. There was chance Of
that has been S9 reduced to bare possibility
by thorough disnfection.
Russian Jews, the Doctor said had had
g ad IG to to
and Antwerp. where there seems to be less
care In the selection OF STORAGE passengers
by the steamship companies.
A Federal quarantine law passed last spring
ports OF tho United states, from foreign ports
to have duplicate bills OF health signed by the
American Consnls of the ports OF departure.
filed ut the custom House nnd the other left
with tho local health officer. Tho British
steamship Maranhense arrived here on July
u with only one bill OF health. which Health
antne On Wednesday Collector Hendricks
wrote to DR.. jenkins demanding the bills OF
health issued by the ! nited Sta tes Consul at
Para to the master Of tho Maranhense. In re-
lowing:
The bills Of health are issued in duplicate In compli
ance with section OF the act of Feb 10. 1899 In
custom or this department. one has been retained. l
believe that the intention OF the new law was IN
ntlegst. was informed BY the gentleman, senator
Harris who drafted the hill. and subsequently when
the hill prevented from passtnv with the Cochran
amendment tho amendment was withdrawn
tins alton. have been certifying the
been carried out II tho United States neglect
refuse to issue bills Of health in duplicate cannot
give the customary cerihchtion
of health has served my purpose II the bills or
should c"ntan data which u would he necessary for
me to use and keep on NE should feel that MaEnex
Their gives the oppor unity OF Gazing attention to
the failure Of consuis 20 carry out the law which
being made clea: to them 1t has been called to my at
tention on one or more occasions by the masters Of
supply tho Consul with the form ct the bill OF
health, and the old form ha. been given as subst,
this apparent friction or misunde rstandtng.
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They spend GnIn Day MT Shelter leland
The Cruise Ends To-day.


They spend GnIn Day mt Shelter Isinnd-
The Cruise Ends To-day.
SHELTER ISLAND. July 21.-The Larchmont
Yacht Clubs feet which has been anchored In
Deering harbor since Wednesday evening.
spent the last day before the breaking up In q
pleasing and appropriate way. Tho Commo-
dore. G. II. Colt, gave reception on board the
Dauntless to the members OF the fleet and to
the many friends they have made at Shelter
Island. and tho usual series OF races were hold
in the afternoon. Tho reception was success
in every particular
The fleet was decked out with flags Of all de-
scriptions. and tho harbor put on a gay ap-
pearance. Among those present were: Mrs.
Samuel Colt, Capt. and Mrs. Flint Of the South
ern Cross. Capt and Mrs. John Hall OF Hartford.
Messrs. Scott and Munroe Of the steam yacht
Jessie. Commodore Parmlee Of New Haven.
Wilson OF the philadelphia Corinthinn Yacht
Club were also present From the Tioga were
Misses Kinney: Mrs. kerr and the Misses
Hcadley came from the Niator. From the &c.
Mrs Chaancey kerr Then theFe a were Co e.
Mrs BsyeridEe. and Mrs SCHUYLER: ,...
TSere were i've Ave S ssaP HE f pa%ns
mona had Harvard flag. and her crew wore
the crimson. But the crimson was not in the
race. The race was intensely interesting. and
by about ten feet in IL minutes So seconds.
The Ramona was second and Katrina third.
In the race between naphtha launches over
the same course the Atlantic won in 1U min
utes 1O!s seconds. The Tamona WAS second
in 1G minutes 45A seconds. and the Dauntless
Nine crews started in the double scgll and nd,
trouble in aetting the crews away: The Allan an
southern Cross second. Nonpareil third. Via
tor fourth. and Tioga fifth. The next race was
between single sclllers OF the Phantom and
Ramona. 1t was over mile COURSE The
The most exciting race of the day by far was
between the yachts Dauntless and Speranza.
They left the buoy near the breakwater with
tho Dauntless slightly In the lead. The Spe-
only decided by the final squirt made by the
Dauntless. The feet will disband tomorrow.
DIxon's Manager Holding on for Moro
Money.
It is not likely that George Dixon and solly
Smith will meet before the Columbian A. c.
until a portion OF the articles Of agreement
are changed Dixon's manager. 1t is said. re-
ceived the articles last evening for Dixon to
.ORourke. 1t 10 claimed. does not like the
size Of the purse or the stipulation which reads
that 81 900 shall 20 to the loser.
He. thinks $500 OF the latter amount is
$1,000; His motive In asking for an increase
Is his belief. 50 1t Is thought. that the Coney
Island Club will give $1,000 for the contest.
John Eckhardt. the official referee OF the
Dempsey-Smth fight will not tuke place ut
Roby. but at Coney Island.
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WILLING TO RACE For Fun OR s15. 900.

Chi-t Hsilhron orthe Yacht yamoose Makes
an Ofrr for Knee with the Javelin.
Theodore Hebron OF the fast steam yacht
Namoose is now trying to get on race with
the Javslin. and offers to give her five knots
start, over an eighty knot course. for fun or
$4,000 slde The following letter explains
ITSELF
TEBo's DOCK. sourH BROOKLYN. July 20. 1903.
Carr Htnft. !S,rH larhi .Lpp,iin
puR SIR understand your people are not satisfied
.hA' the 'nmoose rnn beat the Javen IN speed
,esL am aui h"riz.d by Mr. Foansb.e. who Is now
ghnf we Namno.e. to make n match race with the
sellh Tor eighty knots giving you nve knots start
W uh or or any part ofsl5.oO side. Hoping for
TnEopoRE HrILsnok.