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Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
MICHIGAN MAN NAMED
TRUMAN Fl. NEWaERRY APPOINT
ED ASSISTANT SECRETARY
or TIE NAVY.
RUMORS OF OTHER c&8:NET CHANGES
SAID TAFT VILE *succEE1 HAY
AND MORTON BECOME SEC
RETARY OF WAR. .

Washington. March. 24::--Prestdent
Roosevelt has rendered the oS1er o.
assistant secretary Of the navy to
Truman H. Newberry of Detroit,
Mich, and the proffer has been az
cepted. >. r.
> Mr.. Newberry is a -.Dron2inent bust-
ness man OF Det1oit. He will suc;
ceed Charles H, Darling Of VeTHont,
who some time ago rendered his res
ignation to the president TO be ACCEPT
ed at the presidents convenience.
Mr. Darling will be appointed colle.--
tor OF the port OF. Burlington and Will
devote his attention to the: duties o.
that office and to the practice Of law
= The Appointment OF Mr. NeWberrT
as assistant secretary OF the navy led
to the rumor that he was. to succcc3
Secretary Morton at the head OF the
navy department and that,EMr. Nor
ton was to succeed Judge Taft as
secretary OF war and that Judge TAFT
was to be transferred to. the depart
ment Of state as the successor of~Sec-
retary hay There is the highest az
thority. for the statement that no pres
ent change in the cabinet is probable.
During the Spanish war Mr.. New
berry, who was one of tile organizers
of The Michigan naval reserve battat'
ion, served on the auxiliary cruiser
Yosemite with the rank Of lieutenant.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
UNSUCCESSFUL HANGING.
Officers Forced to Spring Trap a
''.' Second Time.

Pittsburg, March 24.-Two men
were hanged here during the day
and the first unsuccessful hanging
was recorded in Allegheny county.
Reno Dardaia went to the scaffold
first and his neck was broken. Will
lam j. Byers followed him and when
the trap was sprung the loop of the
moose pulled away, precipitating him
to the ground. For about one minute
he staggered around under the scat
fold and then Sheriff Dick caught him
and, removing the moose and black
cap, carried him into the jail. He
was not badly hurt as the result of
the fall. The rope was again adjust
ed and Byers, pale and trembling,
was again placed on the scaffold and
the trap sprung. This time there was
no mishap and death resulted from
strangulation.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
ALL. BUSINESSSS.. SUSPENDED
PUBLIC FUNERAE SERVICES FOR
s-::>**t,- .s:.srw:a :. =
...%. VICTIMS .oEs BRoGkToN. =.
~. :-..> .(mAssl. :plisAS.s4!ER:: =

:. Brockton, Mass, March 24::-- Public
funeral services we're heldd. during the
day for. more than twQ score. 81. per-
sons who lost their :ljXes, last Mon
day in the ,explosiops- and fire hich1,
created thei greatest calamity in the
chistorxAef the city and one of the
greatest = New, Englarid>> ever has
known. Twenty thousand sGf : Brock
tons sinffabitant ts.sWori1, in sthe great
shoe factories. of the city and ali that
vast number Joined in the> public
manifestation of soErow,...~Sixty faa-
tories agioseds their doors.,. BUSINESS.
so1sfara as possitb aleas.Was-, SUSPENDED.
Street cars ssdid not srun> during, the
funeral: al:s:seryiee land t:trafica. on. the.
streets was alHrost.- eRtiGeiM stopped
EvsEywhsre flags weressat, half: ar
and buildings. dEaped with Long black
:streameRs attested to the presence; Of
a greatsuniEersal Bereavement. March
ing bodies. of silent meu, 4 accompa
MED by! .bands.rag1d drum corps play
ing dirges for the dead evidenced the
general sympathy: with those left be
hind. by the: men eand women = who!
went to work Monday. morning and,
never returned to their homes. -
During the forenoon the bodies OF
the. fftyrhve victims, lreeoXeEed from
the factory ruins were, PLACED. in cas-
kets. Three public. funeral SERVICES
were held, one at the City theater,>i
another at the. Porter: Congregational
the third at st. Paul's Episco-
pal church, =, ,,u o..
Only fifteen of the, ifty-f1ve bodies
recovered from the fire ruins had been
Identified, the remaining forty being
so mutllated as to be totally unrec-
OgniZable .,--...-'.- -. .,~t.:
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
/, SITUATION is. RELlEvEp.j
French Official Opinion Of Venezuelan
:; -, Dispute.

:. Paris, March 24.-InTthe. course OF
Ambassador PortSE's weekly visit to
the foreign ofhte he: conferred with
Foreign Minister Deleasse relative to
the FrancosVenezuelan situation and
it was disclosed that the French gov
ernment considers>'., that the emer-
gency of the situation has been en-
tirely. relieved as a result of the in
definite hostponement Of the decision
of, the Caracas court in the case of
the French Gable company. The fu-
ture course is expected to be slow
owing to the necessity for carrying
On negotiations by mail. The authQgi-
ties here Share the belief Concerning
the hopelessness of the present re-
gime in Venezuela and incline to the
view that sooner Or later some unit
ed means may have to be taken to
ensure respect for foreign interests
in Venezuela.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
EACH ONE FOR ITSELF
EUROPEAN POWERS MAY DECIDE
TO PRESS CLAIMS AGAINST
sANTo DOMINGO.
CoNSlaER AMERICAN TREATY LOST
~'*~r =. r'
sENATE,s-,:.EAlLuRE 10 -.RATiFY
'convEN1lol;N ;TiA:E:,cA1!s:E ! i: Or
E q ~'":tf- ApPR EqaE NsfoN:

Washington; March 24.-Tn the lab
sefce Of the Belgian minister, Baron
von Moncheur, nothing is known. at
the Belgian legation y ''Sregarding the
reference. of"preYideht.' Morales IN the
dispatches bom> San Domingo to the
BELGIAN claims which, the president
saEs,fare .beMg pressed. SeVera@l, days
ago. Raron, Mencheur. received from
hrs ~goNsetaan entaatcablegram asking II
.any Investigation was to be made by
an @Ani'&rican commission into the.
Dominican situation. 1t is supposed
that, 'ffiiff": ii" :vieH Of the senate's 'refusal
to deal with the Dominican matter.
the Belgidn g;ooVVernment feers.1it is
forced to pursue its own COURSE ..:-
Other Europaan powers also. s: ~ While
wllipg q awai5. Il lhs ss, ,ne}gatistions } il fof
Secretary lEgssaEd. the. attltH9e OF
.Eae senaceisasssso.. 8. ognosed to. .Jhe pro-
posed >course< fsdhes government that
:Birey fear they sWll be- obliged~to act
individually on%.S sft tesss tittestaen. a~ The
Belgian gofernIneht'has kept iii close.
touch with the state department in
the preceding phIaase5 zof The San Do-'
mingo matter. Last fall, with Italy
and Gerniany, Belgium made inquiry
as to tie. Intentions of the United
States relative to the collection OF
cGstoms. under the San Domingo Ina
proveinie:n1t - CON mbany's protocol and
they EXPRESSED apprehension that the'
interests 'foofs' of rifeif'" citizens ,shavfng
claims against San Domingo would
suffer uhdeff the Operations of thet
,protoc,ol 'fof thssFeasua that Sufficient;
reyentfe t6 hfeet fe t. Tffffeni would not be.
available after after: TIE TIE Dominican goverRa
'meht had pfovisfed' FOR irs" own main
tenllaainc and the United States had
collected the, revenues at Monte sCrisei.
andss Fuertp Plata. Their .apprehens,
sionss .onssfhss ascore were somewhat.
reliesed BY I ths submission to the.
ssaatsf Of thess.proposed. :: DominieaRs
treaty. e:5gssgaR the failure Of this treaty; /
state ;departaeht oficials' think with ]
President Morales that:HKese *creditoEl. r.
nRtions hayes conceived; the Idea that
the treaty is lost and thar it:is now a
casea Of each one for himself. = .
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
Initia! Trip Of the Dakota.

New London, Conn, March "a
The steamship Dakota, just completed
at the works OF the Eastern ShiI
building, company for the Great North
ern Steamship company of Seattle
wash, left: this harbor during tho
day on. her trial trip outside OF Lonl
Island sound to extend oyer a perioi
OF twenty-four hours, on board the
steamer We're the officials OF the ship
building company.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
Met a Russian Squadron.

Port Louis, Island of Mauritius,
March ga steamer from Colombo,
Ceylon, which arrived here during the
day, reports that during the night of
March 16 she met Russian torpedo
boat which was followed by a squad
ron of warships some distance be-
hind The steamer was unable to
make out the number or character OF
the ships
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25

~ y oS as+ ti A 2 aass.s ..
: ToQthache~is something to- be dread
ed Until axdenttist It gan i BE consulted
and the exact 2aEpF cause s9f tthe tthEI disturbance
located and PROFESSIONALS treated. it is
an excellent. thing. to moissteen the finger
and. after dipping it. into some bicar-
Donate of soda, rub it on the gun. pr trouna
the sore tooth, too4t 1T IS xalsQ 9 relief to
miz teasp99pf,n s9: sss .9s. Ct fhia RleaEbonate
of soda IL half Sass gfWafm @ water
and rinse the mloQntth mloQn with itEl, some ONE every
little, while holding % little II the
;r4ponth for few xs xsegyoilsly| S 20 that st
tFatesssaH the eSeXdees The soda.
pens 81 seEk e fa As'ltFa l,ze tiie tiia
aeias n Assapath Which age AZ s.sfta sSftsp the s
cause q, ea5S e:kS.s,. s4, ,,,i sss,s :
sTs sstssssassssss s!sss s!!sassss ~ assas. = j.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
BEFoRE GRAND JURY.
Armour's Manager at Omaha Cues
toned at Length. -...-. !;

Chicago, March 24.-R:. c.. Howe.
;. general manager Of the Armour, ,pacH-
ing plant at Omaha, was questioned
during the day by the federal grand
jury inveatigating the alleged beet
trust. He was before the inqufsitqrs
two hours, 1Reassing through groups IS
OF secret service agents at, the Jury
room door. he was gayen. his witness with a
fees, and. said he. would return at
once ito Omaha. =. He declined 70 dis
cuss what took place IN the juTyroom,
.remarking .smilingly that he. was for
,lidden absolutely to talk. Asked
whether he was questioned on 1..;I alleged q
preference given by railroads to mem
bers of the alleeea trnet he shook his
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
The Tools Of Genius.

i. sPme Of tie greatest, discoveries in
physics and, chemistry. :haFe be6if matte
with tie simplest forms Of appatratus
,and3. 3.c under the most modest con1jtions
of Of }}aPorat5or.E eqdipmeGn!t One need only:
r9cR!I the ach5iefFements =? Of the f4lno"F
IoA4 Dalton n.fS3 f8i3d in lateE tine e, Of s:H
Gabriel Stokes. to fl1ustrate tie point:
As. regards tfS latter, a comment OF
Lor9 ~R?aSy}J RayJ(e5gI IS o. 9 i9ttresi stokes
sexper:jj!nellfal :j M9!1r work 1s SAYS vas exc
euteQ with the Most ,lfGdss.st ,dbp!iances>
Many Of his.1jScoys,srjjeSS S Ns;sse ;s snh2Fee:1n a
narrow passage Dehffft the pantry of
his house. into tie window of:whfch he
had Shutter fled Wifi 3Ii Slit ii it and
a bracket o,ffbst Oh stwtfF&s1h tfFs1h to,pFaeea crystals
and prisms. London Telegfaph. r.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
~JAas esfsssrcLesE. IS, PURSUIT. :
Continue to FolioW.@Russian: Rear
%..,:s: - .tfGuard NorthVIard. ! -.


-: Gunshu. Pass, Manchlr4a, March "a:
The Japanese are ffoiIoWing the
Russian rear guard, which IS moving
north from Santoupu' s>at' 1.-The rate OF
eight and a half nliaes a, day: On
both f1anks the Japanese,:ar operat-
Sihg a wide turning movement but the
strength 'of the fanking forces has
not been definitely asceftained.sT At a
number of places; afong::the railroad
between Santoupu shu@spass
there are broken hills, With;s. steep
sides and gorges at the bottom where
stubborn resistance might: be made,
but it is doubtful whether General
Linevitch will make a stand before
he reanhes.:: the ,Sungari river and
Chantchiatu. Unless he is able to
hold the line of the river the Russian
position will be so weak strategically
that he may be compelled: to retire
back Of Harbin into Siberia owing to
the fact that as they approach Har-
bin the Russian front parallels the
railroad, rendering the danger of a
severance OF the sole line: of3communi-
cation constantly greateEa The pros
pect oil the isolation of Vladivostok
must also be met and it is urgently
necessary to supply the garrison with
provisions and ammunition, not for a
few months, but for two years.
Tive hundred thousand reinforce
ments from Russia are now necessary
to make it possible for the Russians
like even terms.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
CARRIED OVER e. "A :. DAM.
Six Occupants of~Ferryboat; Probably
..Perished.

Charleroi; Pa, March; 24.-During a
heavy fog William Higgins a ferry
man at lock NO 2, attempted to row
FIVE men across the Monongahela
river ina sl1iff Wren in midstream
the ferryman lost his way and the
boat Was carried over the dam and
<capsized. The Occupants were thrown
into the swollen stream, but before
their calls for assistance could be
answered they were swept out Of
sight, Several .hours''later. the ferry
mans yawl":Was located over. a, mile
below the* dam, 33ut none of the"bodiaS
have been recovered. The names OF
the fyer men have not yet been asCef-
tained.% - ..-
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
cad and preserved silence.

head and preserved silence.
A branch Office manager for Armour
& Co. at Jersey City, N. j., was re-
called during the day. The auditor
in the Armour New York Office fol-
lowed
It has developed that secret service
men meet incoming. trains which carry
witnesses. the purpose being ito pre-
vent conferences between outside
branch house men and heads of the
packinghousas here.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
Fortune in Her BustIe.

Cincinneti; March 24.-While work.
ing over a washtub Mrs. Werner,
wife OF. a contractor, dropped dead
from heart trouble and in preparing
the body for burial: $4,000 in bonds
and St51 in cash were found in the
hustle she wore at the time.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
rF}lRTY-THREE PERSONS HURT.
Burlington Train Wrecked at West
Lincoin, Neb.

Lincoln, Neb.,, March 24.-Burling'
ton -train No. 40; Coming from Grand
Island to j-inC6ln, was wrecked in
West Lincoln and thirty-three per
sons We're injured, two probably IA,
tally. Tie smoking. car and rear
coach turned c0iAnHIetely eyer. The
engine and. baggage. car did not leave
the track
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
THoUs4N215 RESUME WORK.
Flood Situation al Pittsburg Rapidly
lnlproVIna.

Pittsburg, Marcn 24.-The rivers
are falling rapidly, leaving the streets
and many cellars covered with a
heavy layer OF mud and wreckage.
AS the waters recede there is. great
activity in river and manufacturing
circles. Thousands OF men employed
in the mills and factories, which
were partially submerged and forced
to shut down, returned to, work dur
ing the day. RiTermen' 'are making
preparations to ship'ilmilliUrs. of bush
els of coal to Southern markets. Hun
dreds OF men are "at work pumping
out water from the conduits of the
telegraph and telephone" companies
and this service. is rapidly improving:
Railroad traffic has BEEN resumed to
all points and trains; are again run
ming ON the regular schedules: -.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
GOLD VEIN Us RICH.
Pepin (Wie:) Prospector's Strike Said
20 Assay High.


Pepin, Wis, March 24.--George
Dohl1orth Of Pepih has been digging
and experimenting for gold near here
and has struck vein Of rock at
depth Of twenty-three feet below the
surface. The top Of the vein assayed
SIS in gold and $42 in silver; the
lower layer $50 in !G'oId and so cents
in silver. Before striking the vein of
rock the prospector found single rock
which looked like solid iron: and as
sayed as high as $3SS.59 goiu. :and
silver per ton. '"':
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25

,Washinston, March v24-The sud
den growth of the sentiment in Rus
sian official circles in favor Of peace
is not at all surprising to the officials
here, because it IS in line with the
predictions OF the American embassy
in St. Petersburg when last, heard
from ON this subject. Ins.f fact, it was
gathered that the real obstacles in the
way OF beginslin ling~negotiations to this
end was Ito Ire found rather in the
jealousies of European powers out
side OF. Russia than in the czar's own
court. There have for~some: time been
substantial evidences that, by the
execution OF quiet pressure from the
outside upon. the st: Petersburg gov
ernment, it might be induced to break
the deadlock in the sitiiation which
results from the. reluctance of each
belligefent, as a matter Of pride, to
make tile first overtures: for peace.
But Just at this point Ethe efforts of
the real friends of peace are said to
have been negatived by the fear. of
some OF the European powers that
their interests might suffer in "a set,
tlement Which they did noe themselves
arrange. There: is' reason: to believe
now, however, that the great flnanciaf
interests of London, Berlin and Paris,
looking tS tSiS their own salvation: and the
security Of their enormous Russian
risen abo4s3Rattonal lines
antd.rthat to the exertion OF: their pow
'erful Influence is due .the, present
:pfs6stise-, of peace I'm ttes-near future
.,.4c .s&..,, =, ,.-.,,x .,,,.,sr, -
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
Maiden Trip of Turbfns Steamer.

|. Liverpool, March 24.-fhe new Al
Ian line turbine steamer Victorian
was, bidden an enthusiastic farewell
when she started on her maiden voy-
age to Montreal during the afternoon.
Thousands q persons iafeerea her de-
parture. The Victorian carries about
,1,5Qo passengers, including number
Of engineering 81 rerts:; ;HsN'
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
Nototloas Prisoner ESCAPES.

Tacoma, Wash, March 24-Alfred
r. Bell, one of the most noted mail
pouch robbers in the United States,
has made successful dash for lib.
erty at the United States prison on
McNeils island and escaped into thu
heavy woods near the prison.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
Eight Killed in Racial Fight.

Marseilles,. France, March 24.-The
steamer ;Yangtse, which arrived here
during the day. reports that when
she touched at Gambia, island of
Crete, recently serious outbreak oc-
CURED between fifteen French soldiers
and twenty Greek marines. The fight
lasted Ian houraand six Greeks and
two Frenchmen were killed.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
ST. Paul won1amaS Suicides.

St. Paul: March 24@~~Mrs Jenny
Drew. forty years old: Committed sui
eide by hanging herself in the cellar
of her home. Mrs: Drew had been
suffering from melancholia for over a
year aId had been carefully watched
RS it Vas. feared that she might harm
herself in some way -
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
Negotiations for Jap Loan.

Londont March IA 2:4zt,=Negotiations
for 3 lew. I52issssFaese are proceed<
ing put are. 1stihs uncon Gluded. The
principals concerhed dqcline to fur
nish details until the full terms are
settled upon. The" amount Of the
loan is yariously estimated up to
SEQ, zoe, 600. -, ! -: ..,.>=
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
JAPS REACH CHANGTU.
Russians Reported Retreating North
ward in Disorder.

Toxic, March 24-An official re-
port from imperial army headquar-
ters says:
Our detachment pursuing the en-
emy reached Changtu on March Fl at
2:3a p. NJ
"A large body of the enemy in dis
order is retreating toward the'north-
east along the line of the railway
"A part of the enemy's cavalry has
halted at point within two miles
north of Changtu."
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
FAILS TO ELECT SENATOR.
Delaware Legislature Reaches End of
Session.

Dover, Del, March 24.-The state
legislature has adjourned without
electing United States senator.
Three ballots were taken at the morn
ing session without result and a re-
cess was taken until afternoon. After
the reassembling of the joint session
Senator Rose, Democrat, moved that
the joint assembly separate. A viva
voce vote was taken and President
Pro TEN. Conner of the senate, who
was presiding, declared. the motion
carried. Senator PennyWill demanded
a division and called for the ayes and
nays, but President Conner told him
he was too late and declared the joint
assembly separated.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
SAID RUSSIA HAS TAKEN STEPS
TO DETERMINE TERMS OF
VICTORIOUS JAPs.
OPPONENTS OF WAR; SUCCESSFUL
CAR GIVES IN TO THOSE WHO
FAVOR SUBMISSION OF PA
CIFIC PROPOSALS.

st. Petersburg, March 24.-The* min
listers and supporters of the court
who advocate the submission of pa
cific proposals to Japan SO as to as
certain whether an honorable basis
of peace is possible believe they have
carried the day and the Associated
Press hears on high authority that
an actual step is imminent if not al
ready taken.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
Pulaiane Uprising subdued.

Manila. March 24-General Allen
of the constabulary, in command Of
the federal troops on the island of
Samar, reports that the uprising
among the Pdlajanes is now under
control and that the majority of the
regular troops will be withdrawn.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
tMfssissfppi. Navigation. Open. .

La Crosse: Wis, March 24.-Nayiga"
tion opened on the. Mississippi river
duTins the day,,sthe ice Oh the upper
river going out. in a general move
'Ment. The opening OF navigation Is a.
week earlier than last year, :
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
Peary's Steamer. Launched.

. Bucksport, Me, March 24.-Lieus
.tenanta.a. e. .Peary.s Arctic steamship
wasso4aunehed successfully during the
day. asshe" was ehEistened Roosevelt"
by Mrs. aPaaFy.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-25
EXPLOSION KILLS SIX.
Serious Disaster Occurs in an Indiana
coIIiery.

coIliery.
Princeton, Ind, March 24.-Six min
ers dead and four injured, two prob
ably fatally, is the result of an ex-
plosion of powder in the mine of the
Princeton Coal Mining company.
This is the second serious disaster
for this mine. Nine years ago an ex-
plosion in the mine killed nine men
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-12-21

suggesting that Rachel must
have rewarded her faithful low
er for his long service of four
teen years by constant compan-
ionship.
Wherever the collection has
been shown it has attracted un.
usual attention. While on dis
play at Kansas University, ex.
cursions'were run from all over
the State; $50 persons coming
from Topeka alone.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-12-21
Bible Story in Picture.

A series of paintings inter-
esting alike to the passing OBJ
server as well as to the devotee
of art ACKNOWLEDGING exhibited to
the students of the University
of Missouri. There Care four
hundred of them in all. Start
ing before man was, they tell
the entire Old Testament story.
To see them is to be inspired
and made more religious.
A strange history is connect
ed with these paintings. Twen-
.ty-fve years ago, j. James lis
'sot, an artist of Paris, France,
was an infidel. One night he
went to church to paint the
picture of a beautiful singer,
and was converted. Then he
resolved to tell the story of the
Old Testament. Every work"
he said, "has its ideal, mine is
truth With this ideal in view
he went to Palestine, became
part of the people, living their
slaily life, studying their man
ners and customs.
A single example will show
how Tissot has excelled all 9TH
Yrs. Rachel is depicted among
khe aocks. that Jacob tended.
No one be fore eyer thought Q
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-12-21
A Correction.

In an Eye Opener" in the
last issue of the DEMOCRAT the
type made US say never instead
of even. The sentence should
have read: The best Lime
stone for building brrdee
abutments or for lime in The
state of Missouri, under Ger
tain conditions even turns to
yellow clay in less than eighl
years. So we are pardonabDr
for not believing that it takes
natures workshop hundreds OF
thousands or millions of years
to build a thing and then for
the same labratory to recon-
vert the finished product into
the raw material, less than a
decade.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-12-21
Damaged Shoulder.

Ruben Douglass tried to out -
run a calf apd then wished he
hadn't. The calf took to the
brush and down steep hill,
with Rube a close second, but
in IA moment his body got to 60
ing more rapidly than his legs
would work so he grabbed at a
bush as he tairly flew by, the
grab was true, but oh Lord, my
S houider is out of place and that
is lots worse than when a young
man gets his arm out of place.