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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10

+atllA i '3 4 . Z. 4
Ing when he heard a sort, Of Sigh behind ,s
was the very trumpe ter. he had just. seen
walk out by he$adoor! N my 70 thei.s
heart jumped before, you may believe At
Jumped quicker now. b ut, after n bit, he
went up1to the man asleep in he chair
and put n hand upon him. 1t was the
5trunlpeter In flesh and blood that ne
touched; but, though the flesh was warm,
the trumpeter. was dead & II L
"Well, sir they buried him three days
after; . and at first 6na " father was minded
to say nothing about his dream Gas ne
thought}iD, But the day ter the funeral
he met parson Kendall coming from II OIL
Have'ee heard the news the coach
brought down this mornln'?' What news2 2
SAYS my father. Why, that peace Is
agreed @upon'i None too soon, says my
father. t$ x lga
at Bayonne,' the $pars on q severed. t5. Bay
| onne! cries my father, with "a jump.
why, yes. and tho purson told him all
about Il great sally the FRENCH had
made on the night OF April. 18Th DO
l5you happen to know II the Thrty-eiEhths
lReglment was engaged?' my father asked.
Come, now said Parsons q Kendall ut
campaign But, as It happens, II do know
that the Thlrty-elghth was sengag ed, for.
twas they that held q cottage and stop
ped tho French advance. K 4
Still my father held his tongue; and
when, a week la ter, III walked Into Hell
ston and boughtta Mercury Off the Shsr-.
borne rider, and got the landlord of the
Angel to spell out the list OF killed and
wounded, sure enough, there among the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
THE GAME OF RIG-A-lNAROLE
\ A Unique Way for Little Foil
to Pass a Rainy Afternoon.

on rainy days the children seem lost
for something to do. Books, even those
containing tho best stories. become dull,
and tho oftpayed old house games ORA
heavily and fail to amuse. g
But hero Is a way Of passing an hour
or SO, a way which Is ever full OF change
and novelty, for each time the game IS
anticipated lii 1t mny5Snssumei new tei-
tures-in fact, It must assume new fei'-
lures, for the stories woven nre made
each time from new cloth. This game
goes BY the name o Riga marole. ana
Is played in this manner:
one boy or girl seats himself Or herself
in the room and all tina bother clllldreh
mont. Then the gamo besins by The chill
dren all returning to the room and nam
merlng loudly on the door, asking admit 1
lance The boy OF g!Fi whD ,n ~ ssaalu nv
cave door, The answer comes, We are n
a lost tribe from the moon Cor any. planet
they may wish to name), and We Deg
shelter for the night. II
The boy or girl (who assumes to be 4,
wizard or witch) then calls out, /" Enter
Tine crowd comes trooplng "a anu seAt
themselves In q semiclrcle poMt y, lr ! :,
owner OF tho cave. whom, 10 =, simply
then addresses the first person Oh nor
right and says, Tell mo ot tlls county
from which you have come.
The boy or girl address.l proceeds %
weave an original Year,, OF me a. y,
IONS, speaking for about lnrGe " iGur
minutes, when he or she suddenly stopa
and the child sitting next on INC I'snI
takes up the narrative wh9pe o y III p and
surprise Is furnished those taking PART
in The Riga-amarole. 10. no one knnws
just where he Will haze ~ stI " WIN ,t
Iii
much Originality III n TIC !oilm OF tm-
tpromptu story composition an eXunFle
OF the game follows; @
First Narrator-rWa come from the
other side OF tho moan, wners ~ "
ways dark except from the Light furhlsh-
ed By Il small, manufactured sun, we
live on tho top of mountains and when y
storms we 40 down into the sea to keen
out O. t hut raw Viii eSpan my That our sea-
water is nothing but warm SAND, u we
take this sand and put II over a slow ire
1t mets and becomes clear, peaut,ll Ir, WI
the witch may interrupt and order the
speaker to tell Of the people OF the
nioon.) sour people, goes ON ne story
teller, ARE very peculiar % io o upon On,
a.aS ~ heys 100 eyes J" '"0 04FN : ~
Suddenly the narrator stops ana turns
to the child on his right and mods for
lin Ia continue. Tho witch says. Pro
coed with Your friends ha 1s,t st9fS from me
Second Narrator-"Whith makes It pos
sble for them TO see ms Well backwards
as forwards, Having four eyes, they
can watch four different things % = tlme.
Tho same object. like the eyes Of the peo-
Mo of the earth, With one eye woman
may sew; wlthlnnother eye she may read;
with a third eye she may watch tho chill :.
drem 10 keep them out of mischief, and
With the fourth eye she may watch her
nelghbors business. And all the people
: OF our side OF tho moon have detachable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
Meaning Of Nature Study.

The first necessity In nature study y to
become acquainted with some locality
say, with a farm. 1t does not matter how
small how eommonplatcs how near h tno
are trees, water, fences and some secluslon.s
lryourf own cabin can be In the middle q
such a spot--that is ideal; For there IS no
piece Of woods and settle down there To-
stay. Nature respects you. foM hay S,3
taken her into your CONFIDENCE She Will
take you into hers, and in the course OF
a few seasons dtEyou will limit the SIZE
what a multitude Of interesting things
come With the place that were not men
toned in the deed. s. II.
Owning a farm OF course, Is not neoes.
sary. Sometimes am 1uite convinced
one should not possess all acre. Once you
have looked upon land of your own, once
you have trodden upon earth that belongs
10 you, ana all your, sundays will be
spent, looking and walking there, The ",
and lost his interest in other pleasant
things had a real case.--National Maya
oj 4 j !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10

killed was Drummer John Christian, Of
the Thirty-eighth Foot. "a. SD
religious man8FbutA to make n clean,
breast. So my father went up to Farsnn9 h I.
Kendall and told the whole story: III The
Eparson llstened,3 and put a. question or y
two, and then asked S,i 6
that 5night?' It r. .S5}. n. sis S{EEs2g&
st's':Then come along and try y' When
the parson came to, he cottage here, ne
lock. Did you Il say s. Bnyonne ?'@'S54 The
word has seven letters 'ff}j2$, MI
}s''..a' Not If you spell 1t with one ~ Ne as
he did,, says my father. y IN
The parson spet 1T out-B -A-Y-O Nh. /
s'NVhew!' says he, for the lock had fallen
open in his hand.
Sf"FIe5 stood considering. IT a moment
and then he SAYS tell you what II
shouldn't blab this all&round the parish
| IL I was you You won't get no Scred1 Z
for truth ceiling, and q miracle s wasted
on d. set OF fools. IA But III you like, T. III
shut down the lock again upon "a holy
word that no one but me shall know. and
neither drummer nor trumpeter, d sad or
alive. shall frighten the secret out Of
me. 3, < s y
sud my father ii i35 VI (. X
1.-The parson chose he holy word there
and then and shut the lock back upon
1t, and hung the drum and trumpet back
in their place. et He Is gone long since,
taking the word With him. And till the I
lock Is broken by force, nobody Will ever A
SeDa ra te those two. lias3i 5t55f ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
Plating With Cadmium.

Plating iron objects with cadmium Is
ment Ola German chemist, The bath la
prepared by dissolplng cadmium chloride
In water, preclpltating with sodium cars,
jpreclpitnte. while still moist. In a solution,
OF potassium cyanide IN water. Cadmium
anodes arc used, With q curren, of to-
5, volts, The deposit after buttins Mas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10

5stomachs, which are very convenient 3
the fat people. They may eat hearty
dinners and # "a ~ 4, IL, sa
third narrator takes up tho tale, weaving
anything in that may lead to surprise
and laughter, so long as he or she keep
the original theme; Sometimes children
marvellous fairy tales; again. they will
dig up historical figures and tell Efancisd I
anecdotes about them. All = In al, the 3
Rig-a-marole Is a most unique and en-
joyable game for little folks OF, imaglna--5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
Rabbit Plays 'Possum.

II was walking across field with my
cog at my side when a young rabbit
emerged from a wood close by. sassIas
writer. Suddenly. It fell to the grolnl
and was to all intents dead. The dog
sniffed It and i watched II for about 10
minutes, thinking II absolutely dead. &
walked away about 30 yards, when &
run rapidly INTO tho wood Whence II
came, It Is evident that IL saw the dog
and dropped dead out OF fright.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
New Roentgen Tern,inology.

At the recent Roentgen congress In
Berlin Il special COMMITTEES adopted the
ence: RoentgenoogY Is the study OF
Roentgen rays, Rosntography is photog-
5raphy By the rays. Roentgeposospy ls
observation hS RnenteAn rays, Ortho-
ronigenosraphy In place Of ort iodiag,
raphy, Roentgonotheraphy and the verb
10 Toentsealzeb In their obvious meanings,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10

he looked neither out TO sea nor rd
Coverack, but headed straight FOR the
FIRST ttagc--tto same that stands above ''.
North Corner to-day. man named
Billy Edo lived there then. and when my
father burst into the Kitchen bawllng,
Wreck! wrcck!' he saw Billy Ede's wife
standing there In her clogs, with shawl
,ovcr5l head, and her clothes Wringing
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
HandkerChiefS
The busiest spot in this
busy store at Christmas

You know why-we always break rec
ords here.
Hemstitched, Embroidered, Initials, in
linon, in oambric in silk.
Handkerchiefs for man, woman and
child-every good kind, and an assort-'
ment that's simply bewildering.
We have made a great bid for the bulk
of the Christmas handkerchief business
in town. We know you will respond.
Swiss Handkerchiefs, fancy scalloped
edge ...... ..-..... ....-. .Ioc 70 woo
Linen Handkerchiefs, fancy scalloped
edge .......... ..........-- 25c 10 QI.5o
Ladies' Embroidered Hemstitched edge,
linen and Swiss ........I21zc TO SI.oo
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
Mems Furnishings
The Kind that Men win Wear

The average department store sells
great quantities Of NeclSwear, Suspend
ers Etc, that are purchased as Christi
mas Gifts, but never get further than
the bureau drawer Of the recipient.
We don't sell that kind.
Our Mems Furnishings are selected
with the same care and skill that would
be used If the stock was to be chosen bN
a swell and exclusive mems store.
Mems Silk Neckwear, new designs and
patterns, and plain colors. In a pretty
kNIhLnlde UOAs SOC anu VAsuo
Mems NeclSwear, especially good value, IS
Mems All-Linen Initial Handkerchiefs,
absolutely best quality we've. ever had,
I71zc, a5c, soc
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
An Under-prIced Sale of
Xmas Umbrellas

VALUE is THE MAIN REASON. Our
assemblage we purchased from the fore
most umbrella manufacturer Of the coun-
try-put in our order months ago-when
work for his hands was scarce AND
WANTED-and so we obtained big
price concession-nearly a fourth,
Here are other reasons-Exclusive and
High Class Goods-Handles, Mountings
and designs that are DIFFERENT, in
silver, gold, gun metal, pearly-metal and
wood 0mbinations-natural wood-dull
-brilliant-oxydized umbrellas for every
one-umbrellas for every day-umbrellas
for Sunday-umbrellas for service-um-
brellas for style ana service.
A good serviceable umbrella at.....7sc
A work of art t.................... $500
And full measure of good ones at every
price between.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
An Acceptable Gift

No Christmas Present can give more
lasting pleasure to the whole family
than an
EDISON PHONOGRAPH.
or Victor Talking Machine.
Ihey combine i'm one Instrument an
unlimited variety Of music and fun. It's
rsrsitllity is unequalled.
They sing songs in solo. duet, THO,
lr quartet.
Ihey render instrumental music.
They tell funny stories.
They entertain children as well as
adults.
Ihey entertain visitors or the sick.
Ihey provide music for dancing.
They record voices and Instruments.
LET US PLAY ONE FOR YOU.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21

keys in Wilmington this year than at
other Christmas times, owing to the
fowls being so high p.tced. Several
rallies for geese. ducks and chickens.
however. will take place on the quiet.
among the sporting fraternity
SPECIAL NOTICE-Large shipment
OF Irish Malls will be in. to-day. We
can hn an orders at our regular price.
S4.75. Place your order at once. Z. g
Bradford. III Market street
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
Pictures for Xmas

Not mere handful, but hundreds ana
hundreds Of fine pictures, in black and
white and colors. Both framed and passe
partout.
Reproductions Of the old masters,
clever duplicates Of the best modern ar
fists and refined pictures that viii be a
delight forever.
Landscape, in price from. sa.so to $3.50
Oil Paintings .SI.a5 to 5000
Fruit, Fish and Game Pictures,
SI.oo to $500
Sportsmen's Pictures .... .sI.as to Sa.so
Gilt, 0xidized, Silver and Wooden
Frames ...... ..... ......foc 70 ot.7S
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
Dreaming of Santa Claus.


Claus told you when child Remember how you would lie nbed night
and then to imagine that was Old Santa Claus himself down
o he
all decide
dreaming
andey
il ousvi thai
t.
homeless
It's Woady world; from
when we realize that our ambition rule
the world than the desire bring
Ito
worlds whr
of
0 han a
Evening journal., 1905-12-21

vicinity this winter has not material.
lied Ice formed on all the ponds
here sabouts cary last week the cover
ing at many places bearing the
weight Of a person, but the warm wave
has caused the ice to thaw, and pros
poets Of an ice crop at present are
poets of an ice crop at present are
are nearly empty, and a good crop is
much needed.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
4 Silk Dress or Dress Pattern
Makes an Ideal Xmas Gift

Silk, the queen of fabrics, steps to the
fore and says "Can you imagine a more
appropriate fabric for gift giving than
a piece OF handsome silk with life, lus-
tire, and style in every inch?"
This is the silk store of this city. You
can buy "better silk for less money
HERE"
Black Peau de Sole, 40 inches wide, 7sc
Black Peau de Sole, 7r inches wide, sI.oo
Black Taffeta, 80 inches wide .S1.oo
Black Taffeta, 10 inches wide, SOC, rsc
A special black Silk, the "Rite Kind ~
. inches wide, very lustrous and soft,
wear guaranteed o.. .............S1.as
Evening journal., 1905-12-21

of the six bankng-houses Of the Uni
ted States established prior to the war
of 1912 st!ll in existence and doing
business in the forefront
1t is said that the SIX banks which
enjoy the distinction OF standing
through prosperity and adversely
through the century of the country's
greatest vicissitudes are the Bank of
North America, Philadelphia, Pa, es-
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
For Baby's Xmas

HAND KNIT SAcQUES, white, and
white with pink and blue trimmings,
2sc to S2.oo
Hand Knit Socks and Bootees, Ioc to 7sc
Hand Knit Lap Pads, lined with rubber
cloth ...... ........... .75c to $3.50
Hand Knit Caps, white and white and
blue ...... .....7sc to Sz.as
Hand Knit Carriage and Go-Cart Robes,
full size, white and colors,
$3.50 to $500
Infants Coats, of Bedford Cords, Cash
meres and Cecelian cloths, both short
and long $3.50 to $1,000
Infants Caps and Bonnets, to match
coats ...... ..... .......25c TO $500
Evening journal., 1905-12-21

and. snatching the bride Of his horse,
pointed a pistol at Hudson and com
manded him TO halt. Hudson whipped
mis- horse and escaped. As william G.
Anthony was walking to town man
held him up ard demanded the time,
blt Anthony frightened the intruder
on
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
WOmen's NsCkwear

STOCKS of silk, lace or embroidery, in
colors and plain white, with or without
tab.
One in a box .........asc to Sr.so
LADIES' COLLARS, Jabot effects, dain-
ty styles in Lavender and White, Pink
and White, Black and White, and Blue
and White .... .... soc to Ss.so
An especially pretty one Of Black Lace
and Chiffon Observation-Disclosures .Sr.oo
CUFF SETS of heavy linen embroidery,
and lace and insertion, with either wide
OF narrow hemstitched cuffs,
a5c to sI.5o
ScARFS, of Crepe de Chene, plain colors
or figured, one and one-half to three
yards long. Very suitable for evening
wear ......... '........ .SI.oo to $3.50
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
WOmen's Xmas Gloves

women's Mousquetaire Suede Gloves:
s-button length, black, white, tans and
grey .... ................... $3.50
Ia-button length, black and white only,
S2.aS
I6-button length, black and white only,
SAYS
ao-button length, black and white only,
S3.a5
Women's Glace Mousquetaire in Black
and White, s-button length . $3.50
Black and White Silk Gloves:
I7-button length ...... ... soc
2o-button length ...... ...... s5c
24-button length .,..............S
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
Muslin Underwear.
Make Acceptable GIFTS

In France it's the fashion to mare.
gifts Of ine lingerie at any gift giving
occasion.
Sensible idea and worthy Of adoption
here. We are going to help along by PUT
ting forth some extra good valuesln fine
Muslin wear for Holiday shoppers.
Corset Covers, of Cambria, or Nains0ok,
embroidered yoke, others trimmed, with
Jun uNhNAAE oOks
with yokes Of fne tucks ..SLoo
Night Gowns, of MasonvillesMuslin tucls2
ed yokes, finished with embroidered
Nuhc sFss.ss IiCe
Night Gowns, ofiFrench NainSu6lS, trim-h
mings Of lace.embroidery or medallionsf
SI.as, SIsof
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
First Among Preferred Xmas
THINGS
Are Furs

Fine Furs are growing scarcer every
year and prices are mounting higher
but we bought early and literally, and
our furs represent the best values obtain
able to-day.
Just consider how pleased she will be
to get a handsome fur scarf, neckpiece,
OF muff on Christmas morning, with your
card attached.
Let US exhibit the great resources Of
our fur store.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
Boys Sweaters.

by customers,
hoppd both quality and
price That's the result of much effort
Some manufacturers that too particular butwe let
you decide that question
Boys Anwool Sweaters desire all sizes from
to inches 100
Sweaters inches All Prices
Sweaters white white trimmed with baby
pink .soo TO saoo
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
with Slippers"

One good way TO solve
the Gift Problem.
We advise every man, woman and child
to see this stock before they make gift
purchase; for it offers economical oppor-
tuunities to the making of the most
pleasant and acceptable Of gifts-those
that are useful-pleasure and comfort.
Ladies Knit Slippers, Lambs Wool Soles,
all colors ..... 80. ...... ....... S1.oo
Children's Knit Slippers, Lambs Wool
Soles, all colors .............75c 85c
Ladies' Boudoir Slippers, all kinds of
leather and in colors to match dressing
gown OF kimono. ......... .....S1.zs
Mems Slippers, all styles and feathers
SI.75 to $3.50
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
Knit Underwear
An extremely Good Item for Xmas
Gifts


Every style Of Union Suit or undergar-,
ment that's good; Wool, Merino, Fleece
lined, and Cotton, properly shaped. All
are good fitting garments and at popu-
lar prices.
WE GUARANTEE UNDERWEAR
SATISFACTION.
Ladies' Natural and White Wool Vests
and Pants, plain knit, 7sc, Sr.oo, SI.as
Ladies' White and Natural Wool Vests
and Pants, Ribbed 75c, SI.oo, SI.a5
The Vests have silk tape in the neck,
and pearl buttons, and has gusset under
the arm.
Ladies' Sill and Cotton mixed Vests
ana Pants ......... ... ...... .SI.oo
Ladies' Silk and Wool Vests and Pants
silk tape and pearl buttons $3.50
Ladies' Black Equestrian Tights,
SI.oo, $3.50, sI7s
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
SMYRNA MEN HELD UP
Highwayman Did Not Succeed in Get.
ting Money or Valuabes.

Smyrna, Del. Dec 2i.-Hlghwaymen
are terrorizing persons who travel hy
night between Smyrna and CLAYTON.
As Homer Hudson was driving from
here a man jumped from behind a tree
Evening journal., 1905-12-21

tablished 1881: Union Bank. New Lon
don. Conn. established 1888; Farmers
Bank. Dover, Del, established 1907;
Bank. Hagerstown, Nd,
established 1907: Mechanics and
Farmers Bank. Albany. ~ Y, estab-
nshed 1911: Bank of America, New
York, established 1912.
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
LaCes for Xmas Gowns
and Gift Trimming


Hardly a household in town, but has
some handsome piece Of needle work un-
der way, that is intended for a Christmas
gift, and most Of them require lace trim
ming or ornamentation to make them
complete.
We have just the proper laces.
All-over Laces in Cream and White,
7sc to S2.so yd
Persian Braids, to match any dress
8OOdS ..-.. -.-.. Ioc 10 37t1c va
Handkerchief Footings .....s SC to Iac I'd
Handkerchief Footings, lace edge,
Ioc to I5c yd
Baby Irish Lace ali widths, z5c to e4c yd
Bandings to match. ........I .Isc to soc yd
Baby Irish all-over Lace, 10 inches
wide ...... ...... $3.50 to $3.50 I'd
Baby Val. Laces and Insertions, for trim
ming dcll's and infants clothes,
&C to Ioc I'd
Evening journal., 1905-12-21
farmers BANK
100 YEARS OLD

Dover. Del. Dec. 21.-Within fort
night, the Farmers Bank at Dover will
begin It's one hundredth year. 1t is one
Evening journal., 1905-12-21

Few Raffles This Year.
There viii be fewer rafies for tur-
Evening journal., 1905-12-21

Ice is Scarce.
The ice harvest in Wilmington and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-01
DREW DIVORCE AGREEMENT.
Singular Experience Of a Married
Couple in Virginia.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
NORFOLK, Va, February %. 1908.
John Newcomb and his wife, Ella z.
Newcomb, of Mecklenburg county, Va,
finding it impossible to live happily togeth-
er, agreed to separate. and did so, each
taking one of their two children. Later
Mrs. Newcomb sued for a divorce. Learn
ing of this, the husband went to her and
said he had no objection to the divorce. and
would save her court costs by himself
writing out divorce agreement" The
wife consented to this and withdrew her
legal suit.
Two years afterward she married ]. w.
Wtnn. Everything went smoothly until
Newcomb demanded the child he had per-
mitted his wife to take at the time OF the
separation. The mother refused to sur
render the child, and then Newcomo had
her arrested and put in jail upon big
amy charge.
The woman pleaded guilty under the law.
but asked the mercy Of the court, and
Judge Barksdale, with the consent Of Com
monwealth's Attorney Goode. quashed tine
case and discharged the woman. who re-
turned with her second husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-01
THE NEW CRUISER GALVESTON.
Trial Trip in Few Weeks-Bancroft's
Repairs.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, February 2S, 1905.
The trial trip of the new cruiser Galveston
will take place In a few weeks over the
regular government trial course off the
coast of Massachusetts.
1t is expected that stake boats will be as
signed from this navy yard to accompany
the new cruiser to the place of her trial
and to mark the distances on the course.
The date for the trial trip is still in abey-
ance.
One of the most important jobs that
this navy yard has gotten in long while Is
the repair work on the cruiser Bancroft.
which has arrived at the. navy yard
The Bancroft was formerly used as a
cadet practice vessel. She was designed
especially for that purpose Soon after she
was first commissioned, however, 1t was
decided that she was unsuitable for the
ment and assigned to duty in the tropics.
During the terrible Venezuelan revolution
of 1903 the Bancroft was constantly at the
front and was at several encounters, which
took place on the banks of the rivers she
was patrolling, actually under fire.
Her boilers were at that time in bad con-
dition but she was kept in tropical waters
for nearly a year and half after that time,
until the corroding influence of the waters
of those parts made her hull rotten, Us
the sailorman says, and she was then or
dered to this yard for repairs.