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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-06
HOG MARKET 5 HIGHER
Yesterday Only a Fair Day
For Receipts.
TOPS UP TO 1926
Cattle Steady With Sale
Stock Light In Receipts.

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
full s cents higher. It was an average
Monday and just fair day. volume Of
receipts concerned. The strength of the
market and the firm tone was commu-
nicated over 70 yesterday from the clos
ing days OF last week, and this week
ordmakes its initial bow under very IA
Norable conditions. AS to receipts the
record was about the same as Monday Of
East week and about hundred below III 2
OF saturday. There was an active. steady
demand for hogs OF fat butcher grade all
Gay, ana though as many more could
nave been handled as easily as what
cid come in. and at the same strong
prices, there seemed to be a disposition
70 be satisfied and make the best of il.
Dold took all the car stuff on sale and the
representative waited until all reports
were IN for the possibility Of taking on a
stlli further line and this would have been
done to an unlimited extent had the hogs
heen on hand The snap and vim 10 the
trading, so far as it lasted showed A
Aealthy tone TO the market and ali car
lots were at once bid for and weighed up
80 soon as fed and ready for the scales
Everyone patiently bided their time for
added consignments of hogs, and though
LI5 BUSINESS was wound up comparatively
early, all waited until late for some be
iated arrivals to be in transit There
vas for some time a difference of opin-
Ion as 20 a split Of 212d5c higher, but il
soon was demonstrated that in all cases
the real quotation was fully SC higher
The quality was fair, but not more than
that save perhaps for the two top loads
which were pretty good. one a heavy load
ana one a medium The average for the
entire offerings both local and car stuff,
vas only fair. with the average weight
for the day. car hogs only, was 2S3,
against 249 for the Monday previous, and
- for Saturday. The weeks gain in
prices IS encOura ging. the tops yesterday
being just Is cents higher than the tops
of the previous Monday. while the bulk
was Ia to 20c higher. II was not a dull
day yesterday on this market the trade
being good while the hogs lasted and
the spirit good enough for more. There
were decreased receipts at most Of the
ether points, and the market generally
q point or two higher.
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Great Britain.

FRIENDSHIP N TIE WAR
Our relations wi,h Great Britain have
conunued on the most friendly footing
Asserting % cur reques-. tn- protection
% Americans and tnei- Interests ~ sos1-
IN Jurisdiction was assumed d. tee DIP
Iomztic and consular representative q
Great Britain. Eeo fulfilled thei- delicate
and ardu9us t-Ust via ract and zsaI
eliost.nz nigh CONNIE -datl0n. I nay bs
allowed - make ftiiaE allusioa % the 80
stance % A. RaE-s,iel. her maze % .
consul a. Santiago &C C15z. whose an
timely dearh af-e- ds-inEu4shes service
and untirlnE sH7-- during re sege q
the city vas sincerely sa-neuted-
Az INCIDENT or NEUTRALITY.
II ere early pert y April lzs-. pursuant
20 a reouest made ~ zee s-s-s1ce O. the
secretary y state % re B-itsh susssH-
szao- a ;thls capltsi. re Canadian gov
eminent granted fscr.-.=s 20 -1s pas
exc for TAXED states revenue cutters
from - Great Lake. - tee Arls1-ic
coast b zay % ere Carzdssn ca-aI zns
-he 5 LsTr@nce -i~e-- Tee Tessss rad
reached Lake Ontario sna were Thee
a z-as-inE tae opening - navlg atiaa v.e-
w. wzs declared t@-Eae1 ~ Tasted
states ard Svalu- Her IA seEty-s r8ge---
-neu- th~-@1p<1. bT e csm-ss-lczr5sa -
re later pzr- - Aur3 stated TIA. ere
permission graur4E a~fo-e tH@ asre.r-sx
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p-sTis~5 - Tuzies s-afes Tov@ruu@-t
gaze assurance ths- re vess~is -n g5>=-
r.oa ~5szd .-e-ee1 direct -e e ratts1
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CANADIAN NEGOTIATIONS
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49, - zusAn~4s<.4 - es-er-s-... -
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France.
- PARIs E.XPosITTON.

There is now every prospect thar ne
participation Of the United States IN the
universal exposition 90 D. held n Pats
in $50 vii be on a sale conmeuscrst e
VIII TIE advanced position bed by oar
rr5-iuc,s and Industries IN The Wo-i IS
chef rna-ts
The preliminary report % Moss T..
Handy, who under n. act approved J1-y
e. 1885,. was appointed special commis-
sionsr. with a view 20 securing all attain
abis Information necessary n a flI lHd
complete underssandins b. coag7ess in r.
gard % the participation OF th-s govern
usent IN BE FarLs exposition, Eas las b.
fc-s yoa by my message = Dscernae- g.
IS. and showed the large opportunities
opened 20 make known cur uatsonai p-7-
E7ess ln srt. science and maniItsc- sr,s- -
seu a. the urgent reed o. IHanslisre ana
adequate provisions 20 enable cue ssvsn--
axe rhereof 20 - taken NJ. Hzndys
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a. ExTRADITIoN DIsrrTE.

AZ ~ EADlAlJE DirFLIE-
IRE .-t.-p-ers.i1n - csrfslu .rovis. 80
- - er-radition Convention % Dee u7sr
=. Issl has 5ser ~ vari5.s tlnes re
occasion O., controversy Etfh ths =9rfr1-
r-s-t CO Mericc
A. acute ciTerszcs arrss la ire C7Fs ~
- &s1icaa demand fer tas ds-vsry p
Jesus G1errsrs. v1a hak .ssE 8 VS.
ra1zlnE erpefls.o5 ne4r ths k1resT. Sifa
enc proclain1ed gzrp.ose ~ su.-safrg 1f iL-
s1-re-r ~ against P~sr1fsr- Dssz. ss-acfs
lats Texas Extrs1it-1H Zzs rffsse3 -
sc F-err1 fHai $40 sLsEss GEsrss sss
-1sea - go character. ara tesssf1re
ca-ns E1-s. tse treaty sreyisa = r-n-
ss--e-ss- TIE NsElcan c91iszrisn sss
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20 adr1f.. % v.es - a. reesiFsE .-s-rrs-
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LIVESTOCK MARKET,
CHICAGO.

AIllN-AAIN
Chicago Dec "a good demand for
cattle existed today. but buyers were very
eNacting in baking their selections. and
droves that were not well matured sold
rather slowly Good fat cattle sold all
right and choice 10 prime lots showed an
advancing tendency. but half of the lots
were barely steady. Fancy Christmas
cattle sold up TO s5s5. while very common
steers sold around $500. the greater par,
Of the offerings finding purchasers at
s. $40 80: stockers and feeders were in
demand at 81 .0ea4. 40 while cows. heifers
and bulls sold at prices unchanged from
last week. Fed westerns and Texans
were unchanged. Calves brought s. 659
Go
HoC-In spite Of liberal receipts. there
was further advance of , TO 19c in hogs.
packers taking hold freely. Prices ranged
from S.25G3.S5 for common lots. up 90
Sc. 5odS.55 for choice 10 prime drOves. sales
being largely at S.45GS.50. Heavy hogs
were offered freely and were the favor
ties. Pigs sold chiefly at 81 10 Sis
Sheep-Early prices for sheep and lambs
we're al stronger prices for desirable lots.
but prices weakened somewhat later.
Sheen sold a. & 5eTS.50 for the commoner
lots. up 10 s.. SlG4 % for good 10 choice.
heavy westerns export sheep being want
ed around 50 a. Light weights sold the
highest. Yearlings were wanted at S4-l0
asa and common 70 choice lambs
brought A.0od5.5a Feeders paid s. 500
IS for lambs and S.SedS.9o for western
sheep.
Receipts-Cattle 1880: hogs s.ooe; sheep
eco.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. Dec. Receipts.
(offIcisl $3.50 natives. l5So Texans. Light
supplies and active demand strengthened
prices. the most desirable Strengthening
cattle selling a shade stronger. Common
killeds. stock and feeding cattle steady:
choice native steers. 81 S5d5 10: medium.
8. SaF8.S5; light weights. s. 1850. stock
ers ard feeders. SS.cel4 ~: butcher cows
and heifers. s. s5G4-25; western steers.
&. ooeI4. 50: Texas steers $. CO.'S. S2i-; Texas
butcher COWS. Se5a3.So; canning stock.
s. 0.Ge %
HossReceip;s. (o1icisl) s4So Light
supply and q strong packers demand sd-
vanced prices 5 20 loc: heavies. & 4o-siS .,
mixed. s. &lzaS -; lights. $. 25N2.4S
.sheep-Very light supply. the few offer
ings selling quickly al steady prices.
lambs. S475a5. =: muttons. SS-Sii. =.
feeding lambs. s. 56a+ -: feeding sheep.
* 25H3. -: Stocksrs and breeding ewes.
s. SQs.5o.
ST LOUIS.
ST Louis. Dec. 5--Catile-Receipt -
800; market steady 10 strong; native ship
ping steers. S4-2SG5 =: light and dressed
beef and butcher steers, S.epdS. %: stock
ers and feeders. s. lo34- 10: cows and heit-
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[IIIlIIIIIE1IIl|

Primary, Secondary or Tertiary BLOOD
POISON permanently cured in Is IN -
days. You can De treated at home for
same price under same guarantee. II
tract to pay railroad fare and hotel hiIis
ard no charge If We fail to cure IF Us,
have taken usa mercury nnSeS iodide potash. and
Patches in mouth, Sore Throat Pim0i.Hs
Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers on any ps ,;
of the body, Hair or Eyebrows fatIfng,
out, 1t Is the Secondary BLOOD POISOS
most obstinate cases and challenge The
world for case We can not cure This
disease has always baftied the skin. of tb-.
most eminent physicians. 100000 capital
behind our unconditional guarantee. Alb
solute proofs sent sealed on application.
Address COOK REMEDY CO, 1850 Ma
sonic Temple. CHICAGO. ILL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-06
COFFEE AND sUGAK MARkErs

New York, Dec. E-Coffee-OQtlous open
ed steady unchange5 70 points loWer,
ruled generally barely steady, under loWe-
European cables. absence ~ speculative
export and apathy OF sqo- buyers. sel--
ing checked By higher Brazilian cables
and continued small receipts ~ RIO ard
Santos; closed barely steady, unchanged
20 % points net liver, sales. les" bags.
including January SIS. March. KS.
May. SO; August. S5.S, September, s -.
Spot cofee-Rio quiet but steady No
invoice. $40. No 5oo1iug. s5sc, mid
holders adhere 10 former prices
Sugar-RAw firm. buI inactive, far -
fin.ag. } I5-lsc: centrsfuCal- - test 4 s-l6c,
molasses sugar = l-tc; refined d1.l and
IRREGULAR
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Greece.

TIE government OF Greece strongly
urges the oneronsnesS OF the duty here
imposed upon the currants OF mat coun-
try. amounting 20 100 per cen. or more
OF their market value. ms fruit is sta
ted 10 be exclusively a Greek product
not coming into competition with any do
nestle product. The question OF reciprO-
cal commercial relations with Greece, in
Guiding the restoration OF currants 10 the
free fst, is under consideration
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Dry GOODS MARkEr

New York. Dee. 5.I4swreEce < Co. have
named prices on fancy prints Tor spring
as follows: Pacific Parthian. 80: Fou-
lard and COrdeline. 4i.c- CochechO ANA
ranths and GOSseline. +lzc, other leading
lines are likely 20 admit some price ba-
sis Tone Of market for prints drm and
demand fair Staple Cottons IL fuI aver
age request and prices well maintained
throughout, but 70 p-ice changes report
ed Mems wear wooiens IN good request
for light weights Demand Tor dress
goods improving and outlook more salts
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Hayti.

The long standing claim .: Berand
Campbell for damages for injuries sGs-
tanned from violent assault committed
against him by military authorities In the
island Of Hsyti has been settled BY the
agreement 81 that republic % psy him
$4,000 in American gold or tots sum
$500 has already been paid. 1, Is hoped
that other pending claims o, American
citizens against that republic may be AMI
~ al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-06

London. Dec. At the WOO, auction
sales today the majority OF Me-iuoS oct-r-
81 were taken by German ard French
buyers Many lots % greasers were sod
70 home purchasers. Deep grown. us
trous cr0ss-hFeGs were keeniy competed
for. Medium and inferior WOODS we're firm
er. Falkland Islands were IL good demand
drm a. October figures.
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- - plsARalANEsr-r.

TIE CARS ufsA BAfANEsST
IFS majesty. me car. having announced
tis purpose 20 rsss ne iunp~fia5 f2ussian
mission ~ this capital - ~ rank q
an embassy. 7 resp.nded. under N. a.
fhorty coaf.rreG To- 80 a. ~ HaF-> 2.
fss7. ~ commissioning ard accr~iifinE
~ Rcf8al representative a. r. sf'rsr,-
blrg Ga ne capacity % asshsssaSior ezra
ordia4ry ard pienipofsnfiary. TIE Riss-
san ars1a seador % thIs country saa SECS
presented hl- crrt~rs "a
TIE propcsal q <ss ear 20 a r~r--st
reduction - ths vzrt military ~sfassiv4.
cnsn-E nat wes~H ~ heavily up1n may
psgr-fs ln fsEae - pa uaa rgr1-U g1l-
Gated - tlss govern us~rf ssts ar -aFHsst
irVlfa-tor 20 - rsgT-ssnr-5 ia ffis car-
ference whieh e e. conteFnr iatss' % s-zers-
BE VIE a sSsz 70 essfg-sinE - rEssHs
- accouluiinasnr 80 6salrsts- r~suit-
Ef's ruaicasT -aa =. orrs frfo~uef - -
cordial svroafny - ms z7vernrsr- wisss
,a- rrlrrir.. invoivs1 IN hfr srsltef Pre-
rossl and - 80 r~asfsszs af 49, t-5s.s-i
s;ases % take part an So conference.
Tne active usrra~v f1--- 70 re rai.ssi
s.atse. a. rn~assr~i ~ or Pec1iasis-.
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rq-E,ts-s u-art cear-ae % - - fius
r. c~ars - crrs-ir z9asiF ie-s fhsn 49,
=, 80 arm~5 rov--s - zaora t.s rrsrs
a-s~ag e. szrsrarr asereaa~d -sa- -
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s-z veszrss ~ s~lrars - Easssn ergsss-
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uzes - SO rraT*a fsrs
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fEe-s - s~a-zf-z arrsss % - ra1a..-
49, tere-sioz - 80 Tes-zl 81 R~arzsvs.
lsse - cTsesrs - RI Tastes ssas.x e.
srss -esrr - 80 Easfaesa sass-lss =
yiaz-FtA Tras szp~~s sergza.aaFla<
e. u.-eaz- szsE- 1at q - ssersssssa1s
ela-- as1 lsstitF ths zsxrnrg H1ts .e,ea
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Samoa.
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PROHIBITION OK FRr-ITS

transmitted to the senate. on February
10. last information touching the prohibi-
ton against the importation OF fresh
fruits from this country. which had then
recently been decreed by Germany on
the ground OF danger OF disseminating the
San Jose scale insect. This precautionary
measure was justified by Germany on the
score OF the drastic steps taken In several
Of the states OF the Union against the
spread OF the pest. IN. eil-5orate reports
% the DEPARTMENT OF agriculture being
put in evidence 20 show the danger 70 Ger
man fruit growing interests. should the
scale obtain a iOdgmsnt in that country.
Temporary relief was afforded n the
case 90 large consignments Of fruit then
on the way. by inspection. and adm ssiou
when found uou-infected. Later the pro
hibition was extended - dried fruits OF
every kind. but was relaxed 20 IS % ap-
ply only 20 unPeeIed frmt and fruit vase
SWITZERLAND FOLLOWS.
Az vas 70 he expected tSe alarm
reached the other countries and sNirz>r-
land mas sdo1red a similar Inhibition
Efforts are N progress 70 induce +hs Ger
man and Swiss governments 20 relax ne
prohibition N favor % dried fruits shown
to have ben cured under circumstance
rendering the existence Of animal llfe In
-,oz=sfTe
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you favorable conclusion OF the pending
negotiations with Great Britain in respect
TO the Dominion Of Canada I; Is the
earnest wish OF this government 20 re
move all sources OF discord and irritation
in relations with the neighaoring dou,ia-
ion. The trade between the two countries
Is constantly increasing. and il Is import
an1 % botn countries tina, ali reasonable
facidties should be granted for is devel-
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san Domingo.

The claim OF an American citizen
against the DOMINICAN republic for pub
lie bridge over the Ozama river. wh-ch hsz
been IL diplomatic controversy for several
years. has been settled by expert arbi,ra-
ton and an award in favor % the claim
AM amounting 10 about ssoe)0- II, how
eyer. remains unpaid. des7i-e urgent de-
mands for its settlement according % TIE
terms Of The contract
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COTTON.

ding uplands SIC Cotton futures closed
steady: December. Sc; January. s. a;
February. <5.44; March. s.. 45; April. $50;
May S.5l; June, So: July. Isl. August.
S5.S4; September, 8. 50; October. go
New Orleans Dec 5.-Cotton-Steady;
,-sd1Is-r -
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
CATTLE.

The cattle market was steady. with on
~ light run OF sale stock. There were
several cars yarded for rest and feed
liz transit, but the fat stock on sale was
only scattering. There were u oars un-
loaded from various points, and later
shipped on to their destination. Proctor
& Southland of Fort Smith, Ark. had in
? cars, % head Of stocker calves billed to
Rocky Ford, Col. Root & Co. OF Ponca
City had In cars, 1913 head. of stockers
billed TO Pleasant Hill. No. Graves *
co. Of Ponca City shipped in S cars of
calves 265 head billed 10 the east There
was good demand for cattle. and more
would have met with ready sale.
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change Of ra;'1cations having elapsed. the
convention fails unless the zine be ex-
tended bT amendment, whi2h L am en-
deavoring 10 bring about, with the friend
~ concurrence of the Chilean govern
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ers. s2.00G4. IS; Texas and Indian steers,
s2-ecG4 -2; cows and heifers. s2.l6q3.1
HogtReceipts. $500; market active and
SC higher; Workers, IS. 30Q3.So; packers,
g. 0d3.5o; butchers, 3.4CG3.55.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; market steady;
native muttons, s.. 50q4. %; lambs. s4.ceq
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TRADE ARRANGEMENTs
GERMANY.
EXPORTS OF PORK PRO

EXPORTS OF PORK PRODUCTS.
Negotiations 70 the same end with Ger
many have been set on foot Meanwhile
no effort has been relaxed TO convince -he
imperial government of the thoroughness
Of our inspection OF pork products for ex-
portation. and il is trusted that the efi-
Gent administration Of this measure by
the department OF agriculture will be rec
ognized as a guarantee OF the healehful-
ness of the food staples We send abroad
to countries where their use is large and
necessary.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

Chicago Grain and Provision markets,
furnished by r. L. Bostick, Commission
Broker, Rooms 10 and Y, over Kansas Ma
tional Bank. Telephone 167.
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BACK TO THE PEOPLE
PRESIDENT M'KINLEY
REFERS WARS ISSUES

Continued from Second Page.
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CAPITAL Stock. t25o. Ooa Paid %.

II YOU want Stockers or Feeders. write
MS Reasonable advances. experienced
saiesmen n each department Cattle.
Rogs and Sheep. Telephone lsfs.
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The Netherlands.

TIE coronation OF ere young queen vt
The Netherlands was made the occasion
OF fitting congratulations.
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I. W. 81 exc sp~czsl Esfss<ac-soz =
a. - zz1Asrz.et 20 cozzz=.=..a -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-06

New York. Dec. 5.-The statement OF
the visible supply OF grain in store and
afsoat. for the week ending Saturday.
December 20 as complied by the New
York Produce Exchange, i as follows.
Wheat n 0caS on bushels; increase, -. o.;
Corn. % Sf9.00o bushels; decrease. so. eo2-
Oats, ). 54s.0Do bushels; decrease. 5000:
Rye. I02Z.ap1 bushels; decrease. HOO
Barley, 2,S37O0o bushels; increase, 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21

I won, down into the wardroom and reported
10 Mr. D.,,-y that FlEgiauni hAd hi'uEh. M
ri,colo OH board. and tn" executive Sa"''''''N
w - my table. ,,.-
'.,h M...,,r Dewey" said tn" handmasi'r
,,lltr, ms hands and smiling =" broadly 'hi'
3D.. us closed and tho corners Of ms mouth
.,.,r.l a point una ~ his ears. ! nave "'''
..,,rI rrl.. zie Is Nic"lai Elc,l galupi, oil ~
ROYAL opera - Napoii"
%t..ni Ha,,igalupL hearing his name Spoken
...,,,,. : this =, lr ct Introduction ana 'p'h on
las liz, and cave 1t wide sweep. boWihs III
..i. ,r,..,! N,apolitau style.
b.u., surveyed ia" man from head I" io''
uiih an amused smile. .,.h
49,, th.s 80 your piocoloF' he sAld Win
vs. sair. ze piccolo" Here Fasgianni SPOKE
... words in Italian - the stranger VINO
t,.t l.nu INTO his pocket ana produced
t,i.r.i1 . nt,l, AFFAIR looking like very small
nf~ ,,..
IL + wcv looked first at tn" eighty inches ot
man ard then ~ the eight inches OF p''"!''
and ru5inrly said.
.E,ih,r a nix crew for a small ship
..V.,y fin, musician. very nrst-ciass. sair.
IT, remark aW Ike Dewey 10 the business ehu
q IA. transaction.
How do W. stand with regard to the rat
ings'' he asked M"
w. have already exceeded our limit Tor mu-
sirians." | answered.
.'W,n ship him IS an ordinary seaman. He'll
soon know the ropes
So The tall form II the newcomer lowered
alny. his fellows 81 the band. even as the Shrill
notes II thu piccolo climbed high above tn" less
inicrse vibration Of drum. cornrt and hageoset.