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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10
FAlRVIEW.

March Z, 1899.
Mr.. Smith, the miller, made q tril
overland to Inwood Tuesday.
Mike Harris sold forty of his steeri
to Mr.. Drey last saturday.
Miss Bird Drey. who has been visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Guinter
returned to her home at Lennox Mon
day. .....
Township supervisors were elected
Tuesday as follows: John Falde, chair
man, Paul johnson, Amun Amunson
Treasurer, w. w. Goble; assessor and
clerk, Albert Eliason; road overseers
Fl. r. Schoen aud John Slack. S.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10
WORTHING.

March Z, 1899.
Henry Bradshaw was up the road
looking after the interests of his lumber
firm the first of the week.
Alvin Eddy, prominent farmer Of
Delaware township, took the train at
this place last Sat urday for Charles
City, Iowa, where he will consult with
physicians regarding cancerous
growth appearing on his face.
Rob Qnigley, of Lennox, passed
through here last Saturday on his way
to Canton.
Three or four Of Worthing's elite
" ere out on pleasure bent and making
calls on their many friends one night
last week. Call again, girls, don't be
so tim'd next time.
Mrs. Steve Jones was visiting her
daughter, Mrs Henry Gerber, several
da, 8 the past week.
Pat Clark arrived home Saturday
fr m a several months visit to his old
home near Chicago. Mr.. Clark, after
his quite lengthy visit, is still of the
opinion that South Dakota is yet the
best place to live.
George Voges arrived home Monday
and we understand he is full hedged
barber. Well, Worthing ought to be
able to support another shop.
There is not vacant dwelling house
in the city. This speaks volumes for
the prosperity of the place. Some Of
the men of means would do well to
build several cottages for rental. They
wonld be taken quickly and at good
figures.
Ed. Lewis was at the county seat
Saturday on business.
w. F. Morgan and family came down
from Chancellor Saturday evening.
They will visit in this vicinity for q
short time then go to Minneapolis for
visit with Mr.. Morgan's people who
live near that place.
Township election for Lynn Town
sh p is being held today in the city.
Two tickets are up and much strife is
being manifested on both sides. Some
think that to run party tickets in town
ship affairs keeps the voters in line for
the fall elections but it generally creates
unfriendly relations between neighbors
and for this if for no other reason the
practice should be abandoned.
Tue Christian Endeavor met at Mrs
WIN. Bradshaw's last Friday evening
t r its regular biweekly social. Quite
large number were present and q
g 'od time reported
Rev. Spittell left last week for Hud-
g." for q: few days vacation. Rev.
Danaldson, of Fairvsew, supplied the
pulpit both afternoon and evening at
Union church Sunday.
Father Feinler, of Parker, held SER
vic. Sunday and Monday at the Cath
olic church.
Quite number of the young people
of town attended the carpet-rag social
given at the Woodley School house last
week. An excellent time was had. The
was exceedingly fine.
1t is rumored that Bessie Raymond
and Vern Markham are afflicted with
mumps thus far our city has been quite
free from sickness except occasionally
q case Of grip.
"a
sea, tn. H1hs Kind You taw Always Bought
Signature ss &HzZzez<x
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10

COLLEGE NOTES.

March, 6. 1899
The Augustana Association is now
having meeting in the college chapel
and the students are hindered from
many of their classes as tn eprOffess-
ors have to be present.
The Luther Legne last Sunday night
was very interesting under the leader
ship of Prof. Tuve.
Vikingen had a good meeting last
Monday night. The observer was read
by Ole Rolvag, after which the quest
ion for debate was discussed.
The A. L. society meet again next
Saturday evening the following pro-
gram:
Song-Ladies quartet.
Reading Nellie Toeseland
Declamatiun.-Gunnel Rikansrud.
Impromptu,-Arn Arneson.
Observer, by Charles Haglund and
Marie Enehoe.
The question for debate is, Resolved
that the International disputes should
be settled by arbitration and not by
war.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10
Special Sale
( Millinery / Goods!
Beginning today ! will sell all
goods at cost. This sale
will last one week.

uELGA HAGE will for the next
IL three weeks sell Trimmed Hats Al
. price that is just as near COST al
dealers often get.
This line of TRIMMED Hats ls az
fine rs anything ever offered at Miss
Hages store She has too many ot
theln that is all. and they mnst be sold
YIN never had q better opportunity
to ge, good goods for no little money.
Call and see what the prices are wheth-
or you intend to by or not. 1t may
prove valuable to you in the future.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10
THE BEST TRIMMER

In the northwest will be at my store on
Main street all the year. and callers are
always welcome whether they buy OF
not.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-10

$4,000. 90 To loan on real estate at
6 per cent. JOHN ALL1BoNE.
37-tf Canton, S. D.
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4 Marriage at i,ur,iinc

~ the nlarItI' of darkness WAS h;d
'"S me "'a'ltIinl dny of Dee 2Sth, II
large crowd of friends and relatives
were gathered around the residence. of
Mr. ,. IL. Iripp to witness the mar
ria"c OF hIs only daughter. Miss Essi..
Iripp. I" Mr.. IJubbnrd Smith. and ot
f;;'0 "'rl"rk the, ~rr most snlcmulv
united III "r'il"rk by Iinv TIC. I.igon.
al l'lrNIn"nr. The attendants were
Slr. Luther Smith with Mi.s Marion
l,"kcns. Mr. Lawrence Merritt witll
alIss Alma Smith. After the ceremony
me crowd WAS ushcrcd into n hrauti-
iully decorated dining room will, u tu-
D'r ~ tn" centre laden with exquisite
fruits hnddclicncics. Aftcrsllppcr they
fc-cntercd the rarlor, where every on,
enjoycn themselves tu the fullest cx.
tent.
IN the day following the wedding
party attended Il reception rendered by
Alr. and Mrs. j. u. Smith. This table
was also lndcn with fruits and candies,
and It, was a glorious sight to see the
Young folks eat md enjoy themselves.
After dinner they repaired to the par-
Tor. where they talked and played to
each ones delight,
The bride and groom were dressed in
beautiful costumes, and received many
beautiful and useful presents.
a dance was given ut Dr. w. A..
Trips in honor Of the wedding Dartv
CLARENCE SMITH
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Alice ltens;.

As soon as tho weather will permit
the farmers will try and finish pick
ing cotton. 1t takes about fourteen
months to make and gather a crop of
cotton.
MIR. Ben Roe, of Dalton Ga.. has
been Visiting in his section.
MIR. L. G. McAdam hns gone to An
'lerson to clerk i'll Judge Nanccs office.
MIR. Dave I.athcm. of Snntuck, moved
int" this community Il few days ago.
Miss Bessie Cownn, charming
Young lady Of the Mohawk section, is
visiting i'll this section.
Mrs. Eliza Taylor ia i'll the Mohawk
section visiting her sister, Mrs. Cowan.
Our Magistrate is getting his hand in
in the matrimonial business.
MIR. Monroe Alcwinc, of Ray, S. c.,
spent IL night with his brother recently.
Miss Annie D. Dalrymple spent the
holidays ut her home in the Fork.
Mir. T.. Cam has been visiting IN this
section.
We would be more than pleased to
scc MIR. w. l.. BELL appointed one of
the County commissioners. lie is in
every respect thoroughly qualified for
the position. MIR. Bell has made the
best Township Commissioner in the
County. II anyone will come and see
the public roads in Hall Township he
will agree with ms. Mr.. Bell looks
closely af;cr his duties. and makes
every man pay OF work.
Mis- Chapman, of Grcrnvllr tn,,n
~, has been visiting Miss Hr>Sir Bai-
ley
Good luck tn the INTEL IurN,EE and
all of its readers. f,HMrE.
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g@R SALE 3
GONE valuable River Farms situa,

GONE valuable River Farms situated
~ Ia North Genrgia. "a E,lloee:
Farm No. lying iullses Sou:heses O!
Dalton, Ge'rRis, III Whitfield and Muir
ray Counties, containing so acres, more
or lesp. Well timbered, we'll improved
and wa'artd 100 acres at fine river bot
tom land cleared, aud SO acres Of upland
Alsn, tiLe Fishery ON the farm. the
t'onneaauga River running through II.
R"otny d~ellinRs, she'd, DO. There is
AlaO Il fine shOal for nachinery.
Farm NJ" ., lying miles kaat OF Dali
ton, Georgia. in hau'r.y and Whitfield
Counties, containing IUO acres, more or
less, one good dwelling, besides four COM
Portable tenant hns,ssy, ore store house
and shnps, abnut 75 acres of riv- r bottom
cleared and IS acres Of upland in fine
state OF cultivation, tho remainder fine
tim be' cd, Cnnnesauga River running
through The farm also. two daily mails
from Dalton to Spring Place. Locality
healthy, within S miles OF Cohuttah Fort
NJ untains.
Farm No. 3. eight miles East of Dalton,
iytnE on sto ConnesauR1 River, contain
ing lti0 ncres-125 acres in cultivation, 100
acres tine bottom. the remainder rolling,
with Q comfortable dwelling, barns, &C.. :,
attached.
Farm No. q, containing 200 aeres OF up
land, fair improvements, we'll weterfd
and fine timber, 90 acres cleared, lying 2
miles Houth Of Spring Place, Murray
County, Georgia.
have alaO one O.horse Engine and
y 'iler, Cotton Gio snd Preae. 4riat Mill.
Plane. and Watcher. with all the ii ixtnrea,
situated In the town of Spring Place,
Murray County, for sale.
Terms will be made ea.y. Apply az
j. W. LANGsroN,
AMI. Murray County, Georgia.
Jan IL, 1870 20
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>np- rn..'y m,, oi'ar!.t~ N.c.
N inipd c'nl h.u.iii we # ~,
Na.tr e"n- "f he N.irha',, and
l'rnef, b,n'i'dvrrrinp-e H. h. li
en, cf'-',.d ard b.,r. hr"l~n 'In,
..'rw.- ia place, buw., hl,-. an.t
q = imposed That IL rn,ng honc
-"nr unc between , . clock aud d.,
'ir ran against The d."r Knocking i,
'i""n aud crashing hln-,lf 10 dcath
II" w", the -on Of Captain Harrison
Watts
y ~" copn'c'i,it 81 ,,i.rr Ger
uii'tc ha- been f,u"l III circulation
~ Charleston hy The ,crr. service
gents
1h" hl"w from knli, may be
ca-lIy cnr"d upt - with :. b!ow from
the tongue
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A Clever Trick.

" certainly looks like 1t, hut there is
really no trick about il. ANYBODY can try
II VINO has Lane Back and Weak Kidneys,
Malaiia nr nervous troubles. We mean
u" r., can cure himself righ' away hy taking
Electric Biiters This medicine tones mn
,he whole system. acts ~ stimulant u
Liver and Kidneys. is ~ blood purifier and
nrrv" tonic. Itcures Constipation Head.
sche Painting SPELLS. S'eeplessncss and
Meianch"iy. 1t il purely vese,ahle a
mn" 'aSativ', And restores tha system to
its nath'a' viy"r. Try Electric tSit,4rs
and tr convinced !hat they are miracle
w"rf"r. Every bottle y,ia- -an,ee.i o, ly
5or butte NJ Hiil-Orr prng G,
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There liz much opposition from Con
fcdcrntc veterans to the bill Of Senator
Butler, of North Carolina. to lcnsion
cx-C0nfc,lcratc soldiers, ana 10 Nrp
rcscntative Rixey's bill to admit Con
fcderatc veterans to soldiers homes
Many petitions have been received by
members Of Congress from the South,
from Confederate survivors camps,
asking them to use their influence tc
defeat the two bills. Senator Mcfaurin
and Tillman are both opposed to the
bills, as arc also II majority, if not all,
of the South Carolina members in the.
House of Representatives..
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Cheap Printing.

Law briefs NJ ia cents u paS.-Good
Work, Good Paper. Prompt Delivery.
Minutes cheaper than ut any other
house. Catalogues in the best stylc.
III you have printing to do. it will hc to
your interest to wriio to the Press and
asahncr. AbDevillc. S. G. If.
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na'.- tini' ai' .'i. ~. ,auc al &C.,
'"n aso'0''d dunn ia, drc.rl i,
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NiiN - iii lrin lno.rlci, -n-,..u..n,o
lnl"i'fi eiN'n 9l"rhn,,iloD .,uc,
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The rarI"ns farm journals in thu.
ronih are taking up the discussion of
the "all-rottnn plan" We can So. no
opportunity for IL cllnngr from the
present Innprr producing - n. M until
the landlords and advance merchants
cooperate with the tcnlnt slave in Il
plan ..v which the soil can bc made to
sNs4gi;; the southland. 1t will require
cO-0prratiou T., bring about Il cI,angc
aud prosperity.
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Dissolution Notice

'H>llE Firm M Brnwnl+a Il Vaniiyers
u In ihiA day dissolved by mutual G. II.
sent, ID. Brnwnl-- roiirinH. Tho busi
r"sA Will hn conducted in the futnre nv
y. :. and l.. p Va diver under tho Firm
HniHo Of Vaud.v-r Br.iA.
All narA"rl- o~ ing tn" Firm of Brown.
~" " Nhnniv"rH hre earne- requested
~ call Al one" hnd paw their nrr. Iinta 10
sbe now Finn. =. ID. KROW%I.+ +E,
D.. ANDIVER,
f.. + V .NDIVER
Anderson. s. e., Jan =. 1889.
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In their prcscntmcnt to the Court of
General S,ssions last week the Spar
tanbnrg Grand jury guvn II most nx-
ceilcnt recommendation with regard to
the ever interesting dispensary uucs-
tion. They recommended that ii be- sn
amended that each comfy shall man
age its"w disp"nsary and enjoy Ill
tho profits thcrtfrum: that the State
dispcnsary bc done away with; that
each county be allowed to vote on the
question as to whether it will have Il
dispcnsnry; that the law bc enforced H.,
the regular county officers as other
Laws are enforced, thus doing away
with the c"nstahnlary. These RECON-
mendati0ns are worth the attention Of
the Legislature
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the STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
C"rNTY OF ANDERSON.
COIiRE OF CANNON pleas

Anderson. e.. uni cr the Firm nar,. Of ", hb
4 Webb ilaint ts, against L NJ Murthy a.
,ss'.t 'GT nes 'Ss s' ,'s" Mntn, # Nh, St
phy, Ircnet ai.r torn ",iy Murphy Eva Muir
ply, Claude Murphy. tiar-nce Mur,hy ard
l."is murphy. Minors oN..r the rye OF T. lrteen
y,ar,. Der, udants - sun mons 70, Ke.icf~Com.
plainL Served
To the Defendants u. Murphy, as T,ustce of
l.. NJ. Murphy, G Loni,- Murphy. Irene Cater,
Murphy. Clarence Murphy aud louis Murphy
infants over the age OF fourteen yexrs:
VOU arc hereby summon ed and REQUIRED 10 an.
Il nwer the EoMplaint In this action, of which
py Is % nS1Srn SoSr sssyrd upon and TO serve
The Subscribers at their office, Anderson COurs
House. South Carolina. within twenty days afser
the service hereof, exclusive OF the day of such
service; ana if you fsi' to answer tho tomplaint
within tho time aforesaid, the PLAINTIFF In thi,
action will apply to the Court for the rslicf do.
mandc.. IN the Complaint.
Dated Anderson, So, January II, Is99
BONHAM & WATKIES
Plaintiff Attorney.
T" the absent Defendant clarence Murrhy
You " Ill take notice hat IN tom paipt in This
ac.inn. togeth,r with copy of the Summons wn,
flied In the "fiic- Of he Clerk "f tnc Cnurt uf
common Pleas for Anderson County on January
you bONNAM 4 Watkins
jan II, 1892 Piai.tifl. Attorneys
To thu Infant Defendants, Claude Murphy Clar.
tnre Murphy ami l.o Muuhy
f"u and tacm OF you arc b, rvby notified tina,
unless within twen'Y dA after krrxtc,. of ina
SUNNI 'n> aud Complaint an yuu, you proru,. fhe
a sp"intmeht of GuAida aus a,i iiira TO rrurr.cu;
y"n In this a'ion The Plai -tfys Will procure such
BONH.M & WATKINS, Plsip,in., Att,s
Jan u. 1879 -
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congressman Norton is quoted rs
saying HAT the Issue of free silver in
the next presidential campaign viii b.
rcltgatcd I" the rear by the ISSUES
growing Oui OF the. war. In ON hum
bic Judgment il he Democrats will
do this they Will sweep the County
next ysnr
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= In Prussia the price Of medicine
is regulated by the state, and new
price list is issued annually.
Rabbits are dying Of cholera in
the vicinity Of Matthews, Ind.
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We Sec it, nunntl.cr,l hat tl,. south
Crn Hallway Company viii from the
i'rst "f the year - restore I" is 'in
pInyrcS the rates pilnl To he c,ii of '.c;.
Ut Is Il pleasing item al news for ntll,i,
even beside the employers. II -rnnck>
ot the era al good feeling
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Trustees Sale Real Estate.

apY Deed Of Trust from C =. Shelton,
ID will sell at Anderson 4. r., = e.,
on Salesdny In r eb uary nsxl-
That Tract OF Land containing 1872
acres, more or less adjoining lnnde Of
j w. Sheartr, and others, known 40 the
a. Is. ekelop Tract.
Also, all that lFagt e9bsA3h|Hg 4saSres,
ni0re or .eaa, ed}b,hig4 IAhAa ot J. w.
Shesrer. A. 3. rkslton 9::ats, and otheru,
known as thp SihlGsan Tract.
Term9 OF SaGs--One third cash, bhiahos
twelve mOhlNH. with In crest. secured by
snorrgaEp, and purchaser TO pay for pn-
per5,
JO.EPH N. BROWN, Trustee.
Jan IL, lee0 20
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It is unfortunate that the teachers
profession is not more highly esteemed,
90 that the ablcst men and women
might be attracted and remain in it.
Ncn of the largest abilities usually
lind greater Inducements in other prO-
fcssions. Under the present conditions
man of grent ability, unless he he II
philanthropist, can scarcely afford to
devote his talents to ordinary r.luca-
tional work. Ii we are to have better
education we must have Il higher APP
probation of it's Importance. We must
learn that the solution of educational
problems requires the highest order of
intellect. skill and wis,lom; sn far from
bring mere routine of appointing
LESSONS ahh hcarin. rrcitatiOns. it is Il
professional w"N acquiring the high
est intellect and moral capacity.
The Chattanooga Irnd.Smun has
compiled statistics SHOW ing the growth
and development al ,l, Southern
States in the past 10 years. The iiynirs
are based upon rcpuliS sen, hv officials
CI ciCu Ctdtt. ut summary shows
wonderful growth in the Southern
States in population. wealth. capital,
railroads, manufactures. agriculture
and education since the census of 1850
was taken. The increase in population
has been 1919 per cent, the total now
being ls,550.32n. divided us follows:
Whites, ti,3il.94G: calorcd, G,194.0oi.
The incrt ase in the white population
has been Nr.2 per cent; in cOlOrcd only
0pcr cent. There are .t75, ,43O persons
OF northern birth in the south against
2i0.aS5 ten years ago. The assessed
wealth is 3,Si405., ,lG4. and the ,ctual
wealth is estimated ut $9,;5 ,Sl5, ,GlJ.
The State debts aggregate 500. 400. i26;
county debts, S20,5ll,l1.; municipal
debts, sec, ,Stm,.!a. Total public in
dcbtc,lnrss, SlS3..1,;3,:,. The capital
Invested in the south during the de-
cade reaches S2,:"!'.l,0, 600 The mile
ngc of the railroads is ll,liS and the
mrn employed number iSS,.3I. The
number of manufacturing establish
ments is 56,1 with IL capital of S551.
4S3,sOO; hands employed, 537 .OsG; value
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A HAPPY CHRISTMAS
MERRY NEW YEAR

''"l' me goo" "l Of Anderson County to all hc
people H oo t nile itc
i'f "''e whore kn wh'"' fncought
a'h " kh"wr-e thing uipbt
f"'Pc 'I1'"4lH the If hpu.hl,u
community VINO firm g i-h philnnthni,c
r i" PITY sab have their inclna ions
~ '| way '9 Minor the the
r sends greeting and wishes iia,y Merry New
Year 1'N"
W." '"lhaih III"
-' '"'""c" y" "l'N lh e. max,o of
' P'H"''"' '"s''s- r. al be
'" ""'''ll' We do theehn
our @'""' I"rnnc the years. ani, , wth
" f''-ur 'ha' "e place the
pun &C. ana nSnn wish q 10
those who have 50 kindly interest in u. and hav M ~ M
"'uy "' passing dwn the line ant, are ,l
l'auIc. mr. IN ~ w w "'o '"e
10 begin he New we pr pose TO cut IN. @ ,;, , r ~,
VI" snip ana c her sink We going 10 cau I'M
"'" ora purpose and that Shall later
Now look "ul' lrrc The westurt .n
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

A Ill T"nrhrra tni : 10 raris,eretl ut
IN this office htfIr- their uli.i,iiA can he
op.r"*ei see hat Xnui rin,.,- in al, tho
register, NO thrr" can h- ~ delay in get
t'hE Your clmin approved and In Drawing
your money.
X. l.. NICHOLSON,
Co. >up' tf Education.
Ian III 1899 70 =
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TO SEA IN A HACK.
Atlantic City Team Runs Away and
P1unges Into the Ocean.

Atlantic City. May AIRS. Virginia
Sanders and Miss May Sanders arrived on
the train from Philadelphia today and
took Willis Simpsons hack to be driven
to their hotel.
When near the boardwalk Simpson lost
control of his team and the horses started
on a wild gallop, heading straight for the
surf. A great crowd on the boardwalk
watched the runaway, and there were
cries of horror when it was seen that the
horses were uncomfortable. and that the
women were making frantic but ineffect-
ual efforts to jump out of the vehicle.
The back door was damned and they
could not open it. The team rushed I'M
der the board walk and plunged into the
ocean, dragging the vehicle and it's i'm
prisoned passengers behind them The
horses. when they lost their footing, swan
straight ahead toward the open sea
over the womens knees and the vehicle
bobbed around in the waves most threat
eningly. Willis sat on the box trying for
a long time in vain to turn his horses
heads. At least he succeeded in half
turning them SO that they headed parallel
with the beach.
The Hfe-SaVing crew was notified of the
imminent shipwreck of the hack. and they
launched surf boat in haste and pulled
to the rescue. When they reached the
floating vehicle they broke in the door and
lifted out the women, who both had faint
ed from fright.
and in a few minutes the hack was on
dry land again, ready for another trip
from the depot but for the soaking the
cushions had received