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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
WALL STREET REVIEW
THE ILLNESS OF HARTMAN
 HAS ITS EFFECT.
Showing of the Banks Interpreted as Poor By the Trading Elemeat- Southern Pacific Makes New
 Low Record.

NEW YORK. May I6-The illness of E. H. Hartman made its influence felt in today s stock market and this was supplemented by the showing made by the banks, which was interpreted as poor by the trading element. The weakness of Southern Pacific was directly traceable to the condition of the health of the president of the company. The stock declined an extreme Ik. touching a new low level for the year. This weakness has some sympathetic effect elsewhere fin the market. St. Paul and New York Central also made low record prices for the year A slight demand from the bears to cover shorts made an impression just at the close, which was in consequence steady. The nominal increase in the cash item of the banks was as much as was ex- pected The fact that today's gold exports of SI 25o, 900 to South America withdrawn only yesterday and so figured for only one bank statements computed, left the prob ability that some effect of the transaction would be thrown over into next weeks show ing The increase in loans was generally re. garded reffecting the further transfer of obligations from foreign to domestic lenders During the money stringency of last Fall the recall for over-extended foreign credits was an important factor in upsetting the money market. The tendency to cut down these for eign credits is viewed with satisfaction in financial circles. But the professional sem timent on the Stock Exchange confined itself to the bare showing of the statement with its consequent inroad upon the reserve. Today g London disc punt market showed a hardening tendency resulting from the paying on Of the England and the bank lost over a mill lion dol lars in gold withdrawn for export to South America. This increases the likelihood of further gold exports from New York next week.
 There has been an irregular movement of bond prices and only a moderate amount of indicated a search for investment. United States 2's declined A per cent. as compared with the closing call of last week
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
liverpool Cotton Futures.
Daily Cotton Ma-ket.

NEW ORLEANS-Dull: sales, 60; ordinary, s%; good ordinary, 9%: low middling lo% ; middling. s; good middling, II l3-I6; md o57. GALVESTON-Firm: middllng IIM; sales iIl; receipts. 5ol; stock, 32,553.
 MOB1LE-Nominal; mddlng. Ios&: receipts IL; stock. 2o27.
 SAVANNAH-Firm; middling IoN; sales, i5i receipts. S66; stock. l3 27o.
 CHARLESToN-Firm middling, ioM: re- ceipts. 2; stock 2755
 WHMINGToN-Steady middling. lo%; re- 'NORF0LK-Steady: middling, H.: sales, G.; receipts. .6i9 stock. 800.
 BALTIMORE-Nominal; middling, u%:
 BosToN-duiet middiins, ii.so: net re. ceipts. 266: fgross, 357
 PHIbADELPHIA-ouiet middling IL65; receipts, l9; stock 3,3S2
 ST. sLoUIs-steady; middlins. IT.; receipts
 NEW YoRK-ouiet; middling. lI.4o; net receipts, s7; gross. 3e3l; sales, aes; stock
 Total today and consol!dated-Net receipts, 6.447: exports to Great Britain, 426: to the continent. 5,235.
 Total since Sept. Met receipts. 7.4ee. 653 exports to Great Britain. 2,67S. 6S4: to France 749,ehI; to the continent 2.694.496; to Ja- pan. l34,Il5. a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
Chicago Grain and Provis,ons.

CHICAGO. May l6.-Builish crop reports gave strength to the wheat market today and closing prices were near the top figures of the day July being up ssdAc. duly corn was of %Ghc. but oats were hGhc higher with Septemoer provisions from 21s to 5c lower
 Favorable weather caused an easier tone in wheat at the start. July being unchanged to bc lower at 72&%72% and the early tiansac- tions we're at some decline, July selling off to 72&@72&. Reports of damage to the crop in the Southwest were again in evidence and with outside markets higher and good buying O ders from St Louis and the Northwest the hIl;ish and unier these conditions shorts turned active. tuyers advancing the price materially. July sold up t o73%. The selling was scattered and principally by scalpers with profits; July closed with a gain of %@A at 7snaasM csaranSss noo r.sS Of wheat and flour ceipts were PIG. 900 bushels. against 265, 500 a year ago. Minneapolis and Duluth reported ceived locally two of which were cont act, made total receipts for the three points of I57 cars. against l7s last week and Ii2 year ago.
 Corn ruled dull and easy. the favorable weather being the main factor in the situation. There was rather free selling by commission houses against country acceptances and the buying was scattered. but mostly by shorts with profits. The strength in wheat was a steady % tone at the close los Julv a beina S S@ue lower at 444sd 44& after selling between 44Ns and 45q45%. Receipts. 255 cars. 23 con tract.
 Trading in oats rather light. but the market ruled firm the greater part of the day the bullish crop advices being the main stim- ulating influence. Offerings were light local traders being disposed to await some definite information regarding the crop prospect. The close was steady with July N9kc higher at 33hd33h after ranging between S2A and 33k Receipts. IS cars
 Trading in provisions dull and rrices had downward tendency after steady open ing. There was some selling by outsiders on the easier corn market an1 on expectations of increased hog receipts. The close was easier with September pork 21ic lower at SI6. .62h September lard was off Sc at SS. 95 and ribs were down Sc at Se.I7l1.
 The leading !utwes ranged as foIlows
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
FOUND BODY OF INFANT.
aild Thrown Over Bluff Into Ten nessee River.

Florence. May 15.-(Special "A small
 p1y, while fishing yesterday evening,
 made the ghastly discovery of a dead in-
 xant under a bluff half a mile above the X S4outhern Railway bridge over the Ten '3 Hessee river at this place. Some one had < S{1qently thrown 1t over the b,uff, intend < stug to throw 1t in the river, but 1t lodged sHetween two stumps on the bank and V Nes. not in the water until the recent s<jse In the river.
 M {t was impossible to tell whether the zs l1d was white or a mulatto, owing to 4 fhe fact that it had been dead about four 4HAys and was in a state of decomposi- uon- A portion of the lungs were taken
 out by Dr. Boyd and the ordinary tests proved that the child was born alive.
 Sherin Hill is positive that the child
 was thrown over the bluff here. as there is a fallen tree In the river just above the spot where it was found and objects
 thrown Into tse water above the tree
 uoat around and out into the river
 A coronef's inquest will be held over 4he remafnss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
Alleu-Miles Co.'S Hide and Leather
 Letter.
Especial to The Advertiser.l

CHICAGO, May i6.--On account of dealers being sold ahead and having some light de- rand caused increased frmncss in the market No heavy cows, buffs extremes are offered under s& and 7E cents. but no possibility of getting hides at these prices Eastern tanners will not bid o1s and 7A cer,tS, but are willing to pay those prices for Ohio and Indiana. City calf hides were reduced 1zc by local tanners A New York wire reports sale If one car of Southern hides at cents flat from 30 cents freight point. Milwaukee tanners will reduce their working 25 per cent. on account of la
 Tallow market Is dull and easier. Packer shearlings sold at 47h. Later salting hides fo tolder salting. Eightyfve hundred April and May packer butt brands sold at | cents from Missouri River. Eighteen hundred April Colorados moved at l0% cents. Six thousand April and May branded cows sold at 10 cents. Heavy harness leather advanced from 30 to 3l cents Five thousand Puerto Ca5ello dry hides sold in New York at 20A.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
H. & B. Beers Cotton Letter.


 NEW ORLEANS, May 16-As Liverpool ad- vices were not encouraging our market opened to 15 points lower on old crop months and 1 to points on new. realizing subsequently, oc- casioned an additional break of 10 to II points on near and 1 to points late. near the close fresh buying superinduced an improve ment of to II points from, the bottom on old crop options and to H points the making the net loss points May points on July. 12 August and to points on the other months. The visible supply of all kinds decreased 103. 900 during the week akainst a decrease of 15o.000 last year, of which the loss in American was 100000 against 1l6.0O0 last year to total visible supply of American is fss,O 900 against 2.265. 900 last year. senti- ment continues extremely favorable to the ticle and as the old crop months are held firmly by manipulations 1t is believed that these positions can be swayed at will by the parties under them. This factor, however, has restricted trading In these options to a great extent as conservative brokers not ceptng selling orders unl,ss 1t is against spot cotton In the meanwhile the strength of the situation and the large discounts existing In the new crop months are beginning the active
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
A. 3. Baxter G Co.'S Cotton Letter.
 Tire I


 NEW YORK, May ls.-Taking Into consid- eration our decided weakness at the close yes terday, the Liverpool situation was very en- couraging today. that market losing but 2 to points. This. together with the weekly statis- tics was bullish feature. The latter showed q loss in American stocks the past week of 4s 900, and the total American there today was 33J 900 bales less than last year. No wonder spinners abroad are growing nervous. To rem edy the situation Manchester spinners have suggested to work on short time and advices this morning indicate that Southern spinners will adopt similar measures. but 1t is regarded of cotton. which must be purchased in the long run hence the determination to restrict productions should not interfere with the up ward movement in prices. The opening this morning showed unimportant changes. Re- eeipts promised to be very light and the move rnent on the whole is assuring a bullish char acter. There was some little rain In the At lantic and Gulf States. Prices eased of to recent buyers Port receipts were estimated e.ooo against 2,7o0 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
Virgin C Faunce's Cotton Letter.
 gOver Private Ieased wireD

NEW YORK, May is-Uncertainty continues characteristic of the cotton future mar kct. Manipulation seems to have abated and tne snorts continue rather uneasy while the expressions of the trade are still mixed and more or less conflicting. The matters reviewed as ie9itimate influences in the market are Snansing but little. The movement seems to nave subsided somewhat and the general sta- tisticaI position continues to reflect consider however in connection with the recent high levels quoted for spot cotton in New Orleans European interests have shipped . great deal ments will undoubtedly serve to increase stocks in the South to some extent. The crop In that the climatic conditions are quite ,satis factory. there having been a sufficient degree of moisture in the Southwest which was@ most needed. Exporters are out of the market but holders of actual cotton are not offering on a heavy scale
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
New Orleans Spot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. May l6.-The spot cotton market was very dull-only sixty bales being sold. Quotations unchanged .
 Futures quiet and weak. 1t Is claimed that the market has been deliberately sold down by those in control for the purpose of shaking buy back again soon the low level they desire is reached. The present situation in cot long he had been in the business except those who are on the inside. At the opening June was down 10 points, July 15 August D. and the new crop months 4G5 points lower Later there was a recovery of a few points. The board at the close showing net losses of 6 points on May and June: on July, 12 oa August. on September and 394 points on the other months,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
Naval Stores.

SAVANNAH May l6.-Turpentlne-Firm at 4e; receipts 73s; sales. e4z; exports ss7.
 Rosn-Firm; receipts .7SS; sales 99e; ex- ports, 592; 4. B. C. D, F. Sl.70; r. $l.75; G, Sl 80: H. s235: I. s2. 95; K S3.o; M S3 20; N, S3.25 window glass, ss's5 water white, s 55
 CHARLESTON. May i6.-rurpentine-ouet at 45h: sales. none
 Rosin-Qulet; A, B. c. D. E. s!eo; F. s2 e2la; M. $3.o2; N. S3,o7ls; window glass, Sa lZIh: water white. S3. 37h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
Use Brown or Blue Wrapping Paper.

Some women do not seem to know that they make a mistake when they wrap up parcels that is. parcels of clothes fabrics of any kind-in white paper. The white paper no doubt looks neat and attractive. but it hap pens to have been bleached with chloride of lime, and this is strong that it will ruin the fabric which lies for any length of time against it. The most suitable paper for the purpose Is the stout brown blue not so com monly used but strong and without any harm ful chemical properties.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. May I6.-The dry goods ket has shown little change. although consid- able quiet trading has been indulged in during the last few days. Buyers have shown slightly increased confidence and taking in- terest in the situation. Prices remained changed with the exception of slight hard Cning on bleached cottons
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
St. Louis Provisions.

ST. LOUIS. May .l6.-Flour Steady: red Winter ratents. S3. 4od3.55; extra fancy and straight. S3 iod4 AS.
 Whiskey-Steady at SI. 30
 Dry salted meats-Steady; boxed extra shorts Ss 25, clear ribs. So. 50; short clears. So 62h
 Bacon-Steady; toxed extra shorts, Slo 37l2; clear iibs. Slo.62h; short clears, Sio.75.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

Our wagon will bring you today a gallon of Ice cream-any favor-for $1.O0. Get in line early.
 City Creamery Co.,, Phone HE. Is Monroe St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
ARTICLES.

Cash Quotatlona were as follows: Flour-Dull and steady
 No. 2 Spring wheat SolsI; No 3. 73G 30: No. red. 79l4m7eh
 No corn. 45a46; No. 2 yellow. 47 white 35Aa37
 Mess pork per bbl., 37lt@I7so. Lard, per 100 lbs, Ss.e5as e2lA. Short rib sides tloose. Se 2oGe 30. Dry salt"d shoulders (boxed) S8 25dS 371.. Short clear sides (boxed). Se 5oGe 67h. Whiskey, basis of high wines, Sl .3o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
New Orleans Sugar.

NEW ORLEANS. May I6-Sugar-DulI: open kettle, 2ss93 7-i6: open kettle centrifu- gal. 3hd3S; centrifugal whites, A.; yellows, 3SsG4; seconds. 2h13h.
 Molasses1open kettle. nominal. i3a2s; cen trifugal 69l6. Syrup. .iominal, le@24
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

confectioners A. 47o; mould A. 5Io: cut loa. 54s; crushed 5.45; powdered, 4 95: granulated. 4.S5; cubes. 5lo
 Coffee-Spo. quiet No invoice 5M; Cor dova, 7H9l2 The coffee market opened quiet and unchanged in keeping with the eatureless character of cable news. ruled inactive in the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
Provisions.

Provisions. Oats--white, 4Sc; mixed 47c Corn-white, SIC; mixed. 66c per bushel balt--.iverpool. S5c sack: Virginia. @/c, Michigan, 260-1Sund karreis SI. SO. Butter-Jsrssy. 26G3oc: Tsnnessss ,orntry .-bn- syrue-raney. zoo: rebO,ied. soc: osorx,. cane. 37c. r Eiour-Patent. s4 ese4. as: straight. ss. so eD3. 90 per obl.
 susar--Granplatsds SIC; Y. C.. 4xc: cut loaf 6% cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

absence of local operations on either sic ana closed dull. net unchanged with sales of i.5oo bags. September AIS; December 465
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

speculation into them. They will continue to Dc ruled by weather conditions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
rraas,,ru state,nen.
LOCAL wHoLEsALE PRICE LIST.

WASHINGTON May l6.-Treasury bal. ances. S22o 765.97e; gold. Slo5 s42, ,223.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
Cincinnati Provisions.

CINCINNATI. May l6.-Flour-Dun. Bacon-Easy at Slo 62h Whiskey-Active at SI3o. Sugar-Easy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

Many trade with us for many req sons. Get the savings on your side for while. Crescent Grocery,
 Phone 523. No. 9 Monroe St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
New York coffee and s,.rar

NEW YORK. May l6.-sugar-Raw. firm; fair refining 3 3-l6; centrifugal o6 test ] l-l6 Molasses sugar 8: refined stnadv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
0'LEARY's FUTURE BOOKS ON MEXICAN DERBY

EpQkiyn, Suburban. The Harlem-Nation nal and 4Awthcrne Handicaps. Write for Quotations.
 umissions handled on all races JAMES (kEARY. 4i53 s. Halsted St., Chicago, IL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
ESTABLISHED 1872.

nkNRr BEER. BERTRAND BEER
 EDGAR H. BRIGHT. ]
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY May ie.- Catt!e-Receip:s. 300; market unchanged. t:ho,-e expnrt and dressed beAf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

New York St"ck List.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
New orlosns Cotton Futures.

May 16.-Cotton futures lay 1l.50, nominal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-10
1)GS OF HIGH DEGREE q
ON DRESS PARADE
.n,rs DAY AT THE ENcA SHOW IN ARMoRv HALL
= lrssavxs RUADY FOR INSPECTION

hoNled his ioudeHt That when IN.
visitor WAS sono he would eaNt a
covert iook Of hate and envy al bin
more fortunate eomfAde
OF " II was a bun terrier. or some
other duE with n puKnnelous strain
be showed his teeth and In aaa
language proceeded To tell the psttsa
one how he would like tu set At him
and chew him up
10 the unlnltiated the show to-day
and frun how on viii be much more
Interesting, All the awards have
nov been made and the blue. red o.
yellow CARTS are tackled above the
respective winners benches A. that
hy consultation q the marked
catalogue one can learn al about
each doc. Who he il. what he il. aud
whefc ffcm.
The show this afternoon was en- :
liNened hY the performance 81 the
trained tfoRp 81 dogs snd monkeys
thr know mK little animals showed
an almost human conception Of
what vas wanted Of them.
Tonight the trained dos aud mon
koN show viii - repeated. and be
sides, the rrttiuttnE snutsst will
lake place. At o'eioek the hunting
doss VII b. marshaiied together and
each given a trial to show What he
can do. The dogs viii be feuntred
o. retrieve freshly KILLED pigeons
thrown into ths riuz
A souvenir WsH prosecute dto each
iady ard child ausudink this after
nnon. and thaee attending tonight
viii receive the samu attention a.
the hands ~ the Seattle kennel
CiUe The souvenir " q pretty little
medal en- which "a inscribed the club
emblem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-10
GREEN MOTORMAN
d CAUSES SMASHUP
BRAkEs BUT FAILS TO TURN orr JUICE" wHEN cot
LIsIoN WIZ woRk TRAiN IaRIATINs-eAR pGRAIlGo

with brakes set hard. but with all
the Juice nom the trolley wire
stlli n play, kinneaf Park ear No.
as6 this morning gailY sailed into
the rear and OF Seattle Electric
cnmpany'n work train ~ the corner
Of Western avenue ana Denny WAY.
badly smashing the feaf Nat ~ aud
crushing in the front vuatibule.af the
passenger ear o t.nehily no paaaen
gers were hurt, and thus Motor ma y
stOucuifVr and Conductor Mufe. WIS
we're iu charge of the kiuusaf Park
car viii have fewer explanations To-
make than might otherwise have
been the case. Both are nan-uniou
men.
The story 81 the collision vac taid
by one of the work train crew as
follows
Just at the corner Of Western
avenue ana Denny way. our train
was weltinE To- Bvs right Of way
Co Another car on the single track
which runs between Western and
tlrst avenues on Denny way. when
tss crashed igko ua fro mthe rear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-10
viii NOT Try
DR.. HEXARDER

INDIANAPOLIS. Aprl 30 ~
lowing the attempt 90 get Cnntrr1
10 the insane usy lum. s'e pfuHee ut-
ing attorney announced thaf De Al
eEandcfn trial has been Indefinite
mean shat he viii never be tried
Chutreu and the entire gang %
gtnouiH have refused 20 testify.
The trial ~ Martin heTinH Tuesday
Cautreii'a ia ect fur April - The
n.Frus witnesses have become angry
and have decided not in testify be-
cause they hlleEe rumity has been
shown thHim by the prosecution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-10

BURNED
FIRE NEARLY DESTROYS KIT
ftRI NEARLY DESTROYS
KITCHEN RESIDENCE ON
LAKE WASHINGTON

The home OF c. ". kitchen. at
Fortleth avenue and Madison. one Of
the haadsomest cottages In Seattle
sAs NEARLY destroyed b. a ARE last
night chief Cook OF the nro d.
par,naeas estimates the damage a.
s. eea Insurance covers the loss
The hgtae = valued at - 600
While the cause Of the frr r. not
definitely knuNn. u a Thought that
II stagted from a defective nue a.
the heater. Before the IRE apraFat.
un arrived az shr heua. the ne had
Eotnea considerable hraaNuy The
entire Basement eas . mass - hainv
Rna q had broken through 10 the
tltft iioar IN several placen.
Huas eonpa niles Nos. and ~.
atssndvd To the alarm With No.
truck. Three Hfrvams e water wVrr
turned On the me- pgt the hesdsay,
gained NAz - NreAi that u was two
hearu before the flames we're unsiri
control The alarm vas received III
IRE headquarters az n - n'eioek. but
As-@ AtHt@t1AAE HtA NeHA NNAMAA WIFI
after s.rleeA this maFuinE The
lens fuu - the LAKE vas made in
remarkably short time but the
horses we're nearly exhausted when
they arrived A. the fire
Al the time uf the Ere the yea.
dsnes Was unoecurlsd. Mr ana Mrs
Kitchen had uaen iistnE in "a house
aefpez the street from the rraldsnc.
that burned Yesterday they had
been preparius the larger house for
occupancy. hffsudiHg 10 asa into ig
within = fsw dasa nfe VAS buiis
H. the h~stef in the basement. bat
had aqs BEN pnt out when they
istt the house NsiFhbnfs discaysfrd
the flames and turned in the alarm
Tie Kitchen cottage IL situated o.
Madissta street two tiueka west ~
- - 49, 49, : ~ - 80
covered an entire block Il vas one
story AID = hsls frams. but WAS
built IN tau~s expensive styis The
iutsftaf eas finished ~ hard w God
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-10

and Afternoon The
- ssasnse occupy ms We
seas. W dos show m thr
y z. ,ses their rrctucst pr
n e,'s ,,s.,.,d thtiF most docilo
2 .,.,.is 90 ut their tc-
sl ..'es Ia ifc II b. ladies'
SO $500. 49, .,,istoefatic bow WoWa
- pfsnced about in hls y
n. exception oi several
~ ~ ~ business, Who t'oh
aias' y ana ritbons AhoNc
.sss - : instter ~ coni =.
- ters even rrtnl'N 20
"a = hen sofnr lait hil'ea
r,ttd cvcg hlln
"a rat know that ! hu
800, = without haNihs TO
elus card ani ca'A-
~. Mo had cnly me rsd
- f...,F,tions. ~. psfNhaner,
~ aoticc nom the
49, Judge rhomaa. how
e q y, from sAst down in
II . s,.. they barkcd me
rat ~ the best mont
.en.nee q icaEts heip
i s.'snsrilc lndlViiHals Who
4 pl,k flaws tn their
= makeup , a..
- : ,.,-rtv & ladies and chit
4 ,ssssal 70 ~ ~ tag ', .,., y, et
~, eal ever - e'.a 49,. wv ~
- - !, ~ nns finss fhua when
80 y, = ~ ,ioeeed q fnni'o one
l.svt9 80 AZ hnudred and bis
~ y, \ 80 - reeeiyius TIE sanc
-, al nslghber immediately
rseikus ard barked or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-10

ELWOOD
CAPT. mopoNALp's WIFE BG
llEvEs TIE VESSEL SAFE

Aecoriins ~ Mrs u a. Mcdonald
wife ~ Capt Ne uunAia % tbs little
steamer klNoud. Witch u overdue
nom sfansell at this port. thste
need - NJ asHietY as set faf that
vessel shr said this morning
Capt Mcdonald wrote = lstfsf 20
me iust bsfufr he started from
Wranssst stating that g sunid prob
ably lake eight Or ter days O. Haaka
the trip.
he said thai he was fuinE T.
take no chances b. running ~ aquei-
" weather o. ~ might ard that Il
TIE Ei~ood did not arrive inside
% two weeks not 20 worry aa IN
thar cas- the steamer suuid pfefaes
N b. laying up somewhere 10 avoid
storm"