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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19
Diseases
What They Are, and the Best Methods of Curing Them.

[ have tssn treating Pslvis d1DuneD e9 ny professfonal nfe. riGht hge M the South for many ysar& an1 ep~N unauestionably cured nnors of t1ew by far than any othsr phys1eian = specialist.
 The Pelvic system is the lover eztrsmk ity Of the body. embracing the seauaJ and rectal regions.
 Instead ef attemptiEg c cure all dc eases. as soma doctors do. Iim1e my practice strictly c Chronie diss eases. including vsricooels. etrieturs. eyphilitic Blood Poison. Nsrvo-oe4uaJ Debility. Piles. Female Troubles an4 associate CT reAcx eomplicatione. xhe superiority of ny treatment for t1lo particular branch C Pelvic diaeeaeg has been proven durtnG tho year juok ended to the entire satisfaction of thousands of men and women. amoug whom are many of the most promi- neat and tnnusntial people of the South. What I have done and am do- ins for them ! can do for you
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19
STRUCTURE

Of all the diseases peculiar to the mas cuiine gender none require more skillfui, intelligent, painstaking con- seisntious treatment than organic Structure.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19
THE STATE OF, ALABAMA,
 Montgomery County.

NEW YORK.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11

by DR.. Hunter" said Judge McNally.
Ihey are absolutely false and with.
out foundation of truth, They are
infamous .,eg. and were made through
spite and with the express purpose of
fainlns me with the state department"
Judge McNally stated that he would
go to Washington and file proof with
the state department that Minister
Hunter is guilty of bribery.
He said that he would not ONLY prove
that Hunter bribed the Guatemala an.
thorities to secure the acouittal or
his son, but that he bribed parties in
Guatemala to make affidavits against
him (McNally)
Minister Hunter and his son are ey
pected to arrive in New Orleans from
Guatemala next Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11

Tuesday evening at the V NJ c. A.
rooms. No pains have been spared
to make this entertainment success.
and it is free to all the young people
of Pine Bluff. Young people means
those under 80 years of age Refresh
ments will be served by the ladies. A
program rich with music and reading
has been arranged. Some of the
special features are as follows. First
shown. many of which are beautiful
and when grouped as the ladies will
group them. The rooms will be beau
tiful to behold. Mr. l.. E. Kirby, Little
Rocks sweetest tenor, will sing. Mr..
Kirby has recently moved to Pine
Bluff. Mrs. w. T. Sewal will read.
No doubt many Pine Buffians have
heard Of her success as a reader. She
will not long remain stranger in the
city. Her readings are superb. Mrs.
Sam Franklin will sing at Is Enough"
Mrs. Franklin is one of the best vocal
lists in the city Another treat will be
Miss Mabel Craig. of Charlotte N. c.,
who will sing. Miss Craig is a singer
Of note, and one who never fails to
please her hearers. She is at present
visiting her sister Mrs. A. Brady,
Sixth avenue.
The Ladies Auxiliary will receive
and quite a number ef young ladies
and gentlemen VIII assist them in
entertaining those present Some Of
those who will receive are Mrs. A.
Brady. Mrs. j. w Crawford. Mrs. H.
S. Higginbotham, Mrs. G. E. Valiant,
Mrs. H. |. Holderness, Mrs. R. H. NJ.
Mills, Mrs. Fred Fox, Mrs. Noel and
number of others.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
JOLLY FOR ELkS.
Eiave One of Finest Show Houses in
South.

Harry S. Richards is tie business
manager Of the West Minstres that
are to appear soon said to the Graphic
you have the finest show house in
the west and south" He also stated
that 1t was far superior to any in
Dallas, including the elegant stage
and dressing rooms. He said that the
management ought to photograph the
stage and house and forward the pic
lures to New York to let the people
VINO can send good shows here have
an opportunity to see what kind OF a
house Pine Bluff has. He claimed
it would greatly facilitate matters in
the booking of first class attrac ions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
O'6ryan Was Murdered,

Little Rock, Jan. 1O.-(Special to
iraphic)-lt is no settled fact that
2. 7. O'Bryan the jewelry peddler
whose body was found Tuesday on the
Choctaw tracks fifteen miles from this
city was murdered. Too empty gun
shells were found near where the body
was placed on the track and the doc
tors have removed gnupowder from the
dead mans BRAN. A gold watch and
chain hundred pairs of spectacles and
money which O'Bryan was known to
have on his person and in his grip
are kissing hence the motive tor the
murder was robbery
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
Y. M. G.. A. NEWS

A double male quartette was or
ganized yesterday evening to assist
Mr.. Earle is training the men SO the
octette is sure success. The person
mel is as follows: Adolph Bahlau, Camp
bell Fox, first tenor J. c. Mccoy,
second tenor; Rev. J. M. Hawley, Prof
Early. first bass; Harry Williams,
J. F. George, second bass The octette
will make its first appearance at the
great mass meeting to be held at the
Presbyterian church Sunday after
noon, January IS, at o'clock.
A great mass meeting will be held
at the Presbyterian church on next
Sunday afternoon January 18, at g
O'Clock. 1t will be open to the ladies
as we'll as the men. The double
male quartette will sing Doors will
close at 3:15. All ladies and gentle.
men in the city cordially invited to
attend.
The mems meeting this afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock at the Young Mems
Christian association will be a prepar-
alton meeting presided over by Sec
retary George of. the association. If
you have never attended one of these
meetings don't miss this opportunity
as you will never regrete it. Good live
singing by men who love to sing. All
Yen in the city who are interested
men, even if it is only in himself. is
cordially invited to attend. at $3.50 p.
m. at the Y. NJ. c. A.
The ladies Auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian association will give
calendar exhibit and reception to
the young people Of Pine Bluff next
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
NO CAUCUS NOMINEES
Be Made for President of Senate
and Speaker of House
All Except Short Withdraw for President and
Moore and Toney Both Claim Victory
for Spe ker-. Little Rock News

Little Rock. ,.E. 1o.-(Spccia] to
Graphic II he contest for president
OF the enate has narrowed down to
one candidate Senator Joe Short of
Tie N' nfItEiI5' district. by the with
d1aWai OF the other candidates. Sena-
tor S'lW'li Gi ;! 'ierson county: Sen
III u ". IL, ~, and Senator r.
v. Cfisl of White county The with
"raWalS do not r.can that Senator
SIT VIII lave 10 competitor when
the election ii a L esident comes be-
to'e the senate, IS ii is strongly hint
el Eerc tonight t.at there will be a
lark EcrSc. f!.e Ct ponents of Short
f"r the caucus IL n.ination withdrew
cause they Saw defeat, and the eau
Gus has made no nomination and will
n't make one
The greater interest centers in the
contest for the speakership of the
house, which is very hot fight, and
Cvershadows the tanner affair for the
senate presidency. There are only two
candidates-H. X. Tony, of Pine Bluff,
and J. |. Moore. of Helena The house
caucus met tonight, but no nomination
was made. as there are only two can
didates. Both will go before the
house
Tonight the Moore men claim 72
votes. 81 more than necessary to elect
The Tony men claim that they will
win out with votes to spare but they
refuse to uncover their hand by stat
ing the number of votes they will have
Gov Davis has made himself quite
oficious in the speakership fight and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
Shooting ARRAY at BrinkIey.

Brinkley. Jan. 10.-Between 8 and
8 o'clock Thursday night N. E. House,
druggist, and w. J. Terrell, who con-
ducts the cotton exchange. had a COM
bat, in which pistols were used
House fired two shots at close range,
but mis- 5ed his mark Terrell closed
on him. th1tw him to the ground and
fired two shots, taking effect in the
fingers of ouse's left hand. and then
struck him several blows about the
head. :ntlicting bad bruises 1t seems
there had been bad feeling between
the principals for some time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
BRANDED As A LIAR
- of1suI General McNaI'y Says Cod
frey Hunnter Told Infamous Lies

New Orleans. Jan. 1O.-Brihpry and
falsifying facts are laid at the door of
Minister w. Godfrey Hunter. who re.
Gently resigned his position as min
lster at Guatemala City. in a state
ment made by Consul General James
&. McNally, of Pittsburg, Pa.
Judge McNally arrived from
Guatemala via San Francisco. and in
the course of an interview branded
the charges made by Dr. Hunter and
his son, in which he was accused of
having been implicated in an alleged
plot to murder young Hunter. as in
famous lies and the work Of a man
who is desperately at work to cause
McNallys ruin and ultimate recall bv
the department of state at Washing
tOn.
Il deny in toto the charges made
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11

1t is thought he has done himself con.
siderable hurt by it, He has more
friends among the Toney men than
among the Moore men, and they are
feeling sore over the active part he
is taking against Toney, and many
of them declare they will hereafter
antagonize the governor in his ambi-
tions. The larger per cent of Moore's
support is already anti-Davis, and he
will not be able to win them by cham
pioning Moore
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
WILL BE A SUCCESS.
Minstrel to Be Given by the jefferson
Fencibles.

The Jefferson Fencibles are prepair-
ing for a grand minstrel show the
date to be announced later. On
skirmish for talent the officers of
the company find many who can and
will take part and it is sure to be a
success. Capt. Bell stated that every
thing was moving along nicely for
the affair and that the Elks theater
would be used.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
FIRE AT REDFIEuD.
Caused Heavy Loss to Mayor A. r.
Mcneil.

A. F. Mcneil, of Redfield. had a
very disasterous fire at his plantation
Friday. His barn, thirty tons of hay,
$500 bushels of corn, a large amount
of seed and other farm produce were
e total loss. The live stock which was
sheltered in the barn was saved. 1t
is very distresslne loss for Mr.. Nc
Neil as he had no insurance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
FIRST TRAIN
And First Shipment from Pine Bluff
ito Sheridan Over p. B. & w.

be within few days. 1t is going to
prove big addition to Pine Bluff. and
will very materially increase the vol
ume of business here. While it was
only work train which went out it
carried a shipment from Pine Bluff to
Sheridan The shipment consisted Of
feed stuff and was made by the West
brock Grain and Commission com
pany.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11

The first train out of Pine Bluff
for Sheridan over the Pine Bluff and
Western, was on Saturday. 1t was a
work train. and went out over the
line to make test of the tracks, and
TO make any needed changes
before traffic opens up over the line.
The superintendent of the road said
1T could not yet be definitely stated
when traffic would open, but it would
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
NOWland Soon Be AfI0at

insurance company will Jointly pay
the expense OF the work OF raising.
great deal of building and preparing
will be necessary to accomplish the
raising.
Mr.. Philpot states that when the
Nowland struck the snag the pilot
steered toward the bank and succeed
ed in getting the boat into shallow
water.
The Nnnland is of 400 tons capacity
valued at 80, 1000 and insured for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
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i BASEBALL NEWS. j
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The local baseball park is sure to
be enc Of the best in the circuit. A
number of men are now at work
blasting stumps with dynimite and the
reports can be heard down town. But
The report of the Pine Bluff team will
be heard far and near. Mr. George
Blackburn is in Hot Springs arranging
for more good players, and the team
then will be complete, and Pine Bluff
people will soon be able to see some
Of the finest t.ams in the country in
the practice games that will be play
ed here
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
ADMINISTRATORS APPOINTED.

Thomas M. Wilson appointed admin
istratOr of the estate of Rilla Wilson.
deceased.
Thomas M. Wilson appointed admin
istratOr Of the estate of Susan Powell
and Laura Johnson deceased.
w. T. Smith appointed administra-
tor of the estate of Felix Waters, de
ceased.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11

the matter and there seems to be only
one thing in the way-the financial
inability of the city to appropriate a
sum annually for the maintenance OF
the library as Mr.. Carnegie always re
rnlres that the city spend a sum each
! ear equal to 10 per cent. of the
amount donated by MIR Carnegie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
"Low White Cot in Arkansas"

The Graphic has received a new
Cot in Arkansas the words written
by Mrs. Sue L. James, of Hot Springs,
and the music by James C. Beckel.
1t is proving quite popular with the
music people CT Arkansas, and it is
a piece to be admired by musicians
anywhere 1t is en- sale at Rosenberg's.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11

S11.GeG
G. +. Philpot. the local agent for
the sunken steamer Lucille Nowland
says that the boat will be in service
again by Tuesday. Two divers arriv
ed Saturday afternoon and went to
work to close the hole made in the
hull.
Capt. J. w. Shallcross, of the Under
Writers association Of Louisville XIV
is here to supperintend the raising of
the boat. The expense is prorated and
the company owning the boat and the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
Officers of speers Company.

The stockholders Of the ]. B. Speers
Grocer company met and elected p.
P. Byrd, president, w. H. Langford,
vice-president, w. w. Byrd, secretary
and John B. Speers, treasurer. The
officers compose the board of direc-~
tors
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
Carnegie Offers Library

Andrew Carnegie has written the
Md'hontes club here for estimates and
support with view to making a hand
some library gift to this city. 1t is
probability that this city will soon have
finc free library, as much interest is
manifested in the offer. The Mathon
tes club is very much interested in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
Wagon and Team Hit by Train.

The Valley train which leaves the
depot at II a. M, struck a wagon and
team Saturday at the new oil mills,
and one of the mules was killed, the
other mue's leg broken and the wagon
demolished. The negro driver jumped
ard .ed his life 1t was a team used
at the new oil mills about hauling
feed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
Capt. Fitch Transferred.

Little Rock, Jan. 1O.-(Special to
Graphic Capt. G. D. Fitch. United
States engineer for Arkansas has been
transferred from this place to West
Point. He was here for many years
and while here superintendent the i'm.
provements on the White river.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
Little Girls Arm Broken.

Little Norma Rutherford, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Rutherford
fell from the second landing of the
stair case in their home Saturday at
s a. m. and broke her right arm near
the socket joint. The shock was a
severe one and the wound is one that
will require skill in treatment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
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Chafing Dish Party
Misses Josie and Nettie Grace en-
tertainel a number of friends with
\ ehafing dish party one evening last
week. The entertainment was pleas
ant one and highly enjoyed by those
present. The refreshments were deli
riol,s. The guests were: Misses Mary
Lindsey. Edna Freeman, Cora Mitch
eli, Mabel Craig and Bessie Atwood
Messrs. Curran Nichol. Richard Bar
nett, John Baldwin. S. X. Pierce, Will
and Beaurie Hutt and w Porter
Grace
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
Decree Rendered.

A decree in chancery has been rem
dered by Judge Elliott in the action
Of Jerry Jordan and others against
Henry Willingham, ordering parti-
ton of the ne, sw, 13 and ne, NV, "a
Go between plaintiffs and defendant,
and commissioners were appointed to
make the partition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11

to tell them; for if there is anything
that makes me get kicking spell on
me it is these tale bearers who create
domestic infelicity by talking too
much
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11

Falling Weather Far and Near.
The weather far and near is of a
falling nature. All Friday night and
Saturday SHOWS prevailed throughout
the north and rains throughout all the
south.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
SOME KICKS.
By the Graphic's Kicker.
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There is one thing the "kicker" is
going to speak of not, so much to have
something to kick about as to put
some other people to kicking because
they are being systematically robbed
A few days ago saw a negro drive up
to negro shanty with ton of coal
and throw over into the yard about
25O pounds of the incest Jumps on the
wagon. He drove to another negro
shack and put off about 25O pounds
more of nice Jumps. The remainder
of the load was taken to the home
of white citizen and unloaded.
don't believe the white man bought
only 1900 pounds of COAL In fact
l would be willing to stake a coca-cola
against one of those old accounts,
which Senate Seabrook is trying to
collect from some former IN. g." Gus
toner of a member of the retailers
association, that the receiver of the
1900 pounds paid for 2,OO0 If he did
pay for only 1900 pounds he certainly
expected to have it weighed out to him
and not have it guessed off by the
"nigger" who drives the coal wagon.
The "Kicker" knows the "coon" who
ulloaded the ton of coal at the three
places, and if that "coon" was really
knocking down on the customer who
really bought and paid for the coal
he ought to be kicked out of his job by
his employers. A ton of coal is no
heavier than it ought to be without
being reduced by a thief who drives
the delivery wagon.
1t is amazing to me how some
white men rush around to the city
court to go on the bonds of dissolute
negro women. Some men who are in
"our best citizens class sometimes
do this thing, and married men, too
but then why should l be kicking
about it SO long as the wives of these
husbands who do this sort of thing
don't kick? Maybe the wives don't
know it, and I'm sure I'm not going
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
CORPORATION STATEMENTS.

The statement of the Southern
Merchantile company has been filed
showing assets of $12.425.49 and liabil.
tiles of 11,907.36 Stockholders and
shares each. Fred Havis, 20; Wiley
Jones, 20; NJ r. Perry, 20: S. w.
Dawson, 4-5
The statement of the Chas We'll
company has been filed, showing as
sets and liabilities of $56,543.12. Stock
holders and shares each: Chas. We'll,
1854; A. Strauss, 14O; S. C. We'll, 14O;
H. X. We'll, 8; Ben We'll, s.
The statement of the r. M. Knox
company has been filed, showing as
sets and liabilities of $31.324.61. Stock
holders and shares each: S. Y. T.
Knox, $50.
The statement of the Gillespie &
Bro, Grocer company has been field
showing assets and liabilities of $780,
5O8.17. Stockholders and shares each:
J. F. Gillespie, $50; T. E. Gillespie
LANSING
500; V. o. Alexander, 400; Chas H.
Triplett, sr.. 200; D. W. Richey. 1870;
E. w. Phillips, 40; G. H. fowler, 40;
Harvey Hogg 20.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11

The average wife diSlikes to ask
her husband for money almost one
tenth as bad as he dislikes to havex
her do it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
Philharmonic Society.

Philharmonic Society," =.
The Philharmonic society had a
very profitable rehearsal last Mon
day evening. At the regular meeting
next Monday evening at 7:30 the So
ciety will be entertained by the Math
ontes ladies quartet.
Bundle Euchre Club
Mrs. Anna Mitchell entertained the
Bundle Euchre club on Friday after
noon in honor of Miss Jennie Draper.
The members were all present and
the guests We're Misses Estele Buck
ner Cora Mitchell, Jennie Craig, of
North Carolina, Elizabeth Collier and
Fannie Hanf
$50
The Elinch Club
A Finch club was organized and
the members are Messers H. D. Far
mum, John Mills. Joe Nichol. John
Speers, P. P. Byrd; Misses Zue
Thompson, Bessie Atwood, Lizzie
Byrd. Finch is a new game, and is
going to be interesting on account of
the mystery in the game.
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Surprise Party
\ pleasant surprise occurred to Miss
Anna Belle Taylor one night last week,
when the following named people,
gathered at Miss Reva Harris home
and proceeded in a body to surprise
Miss Taylor who is the daughter of
Nj and Mrs. Sam M. Taylor. All
lad delightful evening. Those pres
Ont were: Misses Reva Harris, Lot
to Byrd Nettie Byrd, Clara Wherry,
10 Rowell, Una Winters. Anna
Belle Taylor: Messers. Bert Strick-
land, Edgar Mizell, Met Gallagher,
Dave Kelley, Gus Reevs, Charlie
LeMaire. Henry Byrd, Don Ringler,
John Gillespie, Charlie Beard Ed
Kelley.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11

A. X. Goldsby was here from Little
Rock Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11
ARKANSAS IN BRIEF.
s'aaas9s 9.s.s.

Dr. II. {, Johnson. a prominent Ma
son and Well-knoWn citizen, killed
himself at Van Buren. Dependency
was the cause.
SiXteenyear-old lad elopes with
a IA ycar-old maiden, Lovers captured
and brought to Helena
Baby horribly scalded at Helena
Prohibitionists and antis lining up
for battle at Newport
Four prisoners break Jail at Searcy
and four others refuse to leave the iail
though f. f'eedom was opened to them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11

Baby horribly scalded at Helena.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-11

Il deny in toto the charges made
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-07-15

Hls Aasnassr Tslls q aass,s oi q Lon.
don roe.

He Manassf Tells ~ aneets q . Lon.
don FOG.
Mark Twaln's FORMER lecture mana.
ser tells this story Of an entertain.
mont given BY the humorlat IN London
during heavy fog: zone night the
Queens concert rooms were Ike q
smokehouso. and I saw from my chair
n the royal box q shadowy dresscoak,
supported BY q pair OF shadowy trou-
sers. glrdled BY the faint halo q sne
Intellectual footlights. A voice Waa In
the air, but Il was diflezit to locate Il
with any des-so Of certainty. The
apparently headless trunk Of the lee
turor told what he knew Of our fellow
savagos. the Sandwich islanders; and
at intervals out Of the depths assembled
the muiled murmur Of an audience In
visible TO the naked eye. Mark began
hls lecture on this occasion with q
delicate aliusion TO the weather, and
said: Perhaps You can't see me, but
am herer"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-07-15
AN vp.roDArE oAMr.


With An the Accessories That Marx
Modern Life.
Tommy. Robert and Mildred had e..
hausled the moro rlotous Of their
pastimea. All three stood dawdllng,
awaiting q suggestion for something
new and exciting. Several things
were proposed BY the boys, TO each OF
which g.;dred objected on the ground
III there was no place for q lady IN
them.
she finally solved the problem her
self BY saying:
'Let's play that I'm an American
helress and you, Robert, win be =
duke coming 70 marry me for my
money"
The role suited Robert In every way,
but Tommy came out with the objec
ton:
where do come int"
why, that's all right, Tommy
cried the little girl. "You can be the
sheriff after the trunks.v
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-07-15
RAPID rRlp or BALLOON.

French Asronauss Travel q sixty
Mile en- Hour CLIP.
A balloon with the aeronaut Nc
Iandri and three other passengers.
recently accomplished an all-nlght
voyage Of $50 miles. having lefI Paris
at on Saturday evening. and having
descended at Aries, In the south Of
France. after breakfast on Sunday.
The travellers attained en- altitude
Of 1900 feet. where hey encountered
. wind that blew them along at sixty
mlles an hour and q temperature that
sent their thermometer down 10 .
degrees Fahrenheit (3f degrees Of
frcst) and froEe their bottles Of Vichy
water.
Not liking the look Of the Moditer.
Tanean they decided to descend. They
fell nearly two miles In ten minutes
and beyond being quite deaf when
they reached terra fFIna were none
the worse for their trip.