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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-19

The changed conditions which make
the farmer wholly dependent upon the
local butcher for his supply Of meat is
all wrong. No man can afford to sell
animals at wholesale prices and buy
his meat at retail prices. Every man
should make his own salt and smoked
meats and by cooperation with two
or three neighbors supply himself with
all the winters fresh meat.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-19

The question Of vigor in seed corn is
a matter t. which little attention has
been paid, while as matter Of fact it
is Of Just as much Importance as is the
same quality in the breeding Of our do
nestle animals. There is lots of seed
corn which will terminate, but which
is SO lacking in strength and vigor that
it can never under any circumstances
make healthy and productive stalk
Of corn. Such seed produces those
stalks which never mature an ear Of
corn and which are as matter of fact
the worst weeds in the cornfield, for
they rob the more vigorous stalks Of
moisture, light, fertility and sunshine
and besides scatter lot of their
worthless pollen to further degrade the
field. Seed corn which can only just
barely make live Of it is even worse
than that which will not terminate at
all.
The Introduction Of the farm sepa-
rator is working out complete reyolu-
ton in the creamery and dairy bust
ness all through the west. With the
farm separator it is easily possible to
secure a high grade Of cream from the
average farm, something which is not
always or even generally possible
where the cream is raised by the grav-
ity process. The new method has made
unnecessary the organized creamery
company and the erection of an expen-
sive plant and made possible the taxi
ing up Of the dairy business by any
man anywhere who is within reach Of
a depot or cream receiving station.
The shipment of cream by express to
the city creameries has become one of
the big lines of business and is grow
ing every day. This is probably true.
However, the butter product Of such
creamery is not Of quite SO high a
grade as where the milk is delivered
at local creamery and separated, but
because of the plan being so very
adaptable in its workings to SO large
a number of people it has evidently
come to stay.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-19

It will often be found that tile drain
age will be almost as much benefit to
some Of the billy farms as the fat and
wet ones. it being popularity Of the
rolling land that the water will be
found close to the surface In many
places in seeps where the crop will suf-
fer from wet feet just as much as on
the low land. During recent trip Of
hundred miles we found hardly a
single farm upon which more or less
tile draining could not be done to great
profit and advantage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10

nominating party candidates, desire to
FAC fact tsat 't iheft and tTlekery are not
parts Of the bp,pnry pat peo
ple themselves are honest; ] take th!s
say tnat ( ths p sfsmp g.
the nomination for any candidate, the
effort will fall In the end. II there ever
existed the. necessity for corrupt metn-
are In no humor to compromise with po-
litical thieves and knaves. For my part;
l am going into, the, primary IN good
and fairy Conducted, and When this ha.
been done l shall feel In honor, bound
to vote for tho. nominees, PVT serve
sss Il noM ntss th he ps1y
SOME parts OF the State that fraud VIII.
ates all contracts. and that u they steal
the nomination ad9Ps eprup.
people Fss5 ~ e is eIn Atut brsak
knqTss on the 9tars 81 t bus
oorrsspt ton and rottenness, whether & g
II the DomoHTaic Party OF abny af otneh
RnrSt e0 TO party sr feaS that II.
way to keep the Democratic party n
power Is 70 keep i clean a p ma 10 70
the honesi people OF TINS ~, seate 70 p9
Urinary Shall be a full and fair expires.
Sion Of tho Democratic, voice. ana tnat
estly counted. 10 believers IN THO PR.
aboSt psrfestsd primary , BIZ w q ths
ssn.Tnaernl' Assembly, that takes the con.
dsue 81 Summarizes out Of the hands 5, Of Of
party ana pl lace o i and i
Inc t,,1 Sa. aleotions, and tia bull further
p psseyIdes that tie expenses shall be paid
as those Of regular elec,t i,}!, are no"
paid: very Eesp1A T.''THOMAs.
Demo cratic Member Senate, Twentieth
District. I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
Chickens Coming Home.

In the course OF his speech before tho
Republican State Convention IN Roanoke.
Temporary Chairman ]. L.. Gleayes said:
ut created n Corporation Commission,
the members OF which receive large sal
aries, and which had scarcely been IN
existence twelve months before It became
tainted with suspicion, and one OF lts
members charged by his own party WIN
being the beneficiary OF graft"
This statement refers, we take 1t, 70
remarks made In this connection by Sen
ator Martin in his King George speech.
but It is most unfair to say that the SEN
ator made any such charge However
we fol, surt that Senator Martins lam
gut.ge would be misunderstood by some
and misreprescnted by others, and 10Y
that reason we call upon him 10 MAKE
another statement and clear up the doubt
Tho public assertion OF Chairman dieaV'S
shows conclusyely that the senator
should have replied to our call.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
The Republican Platform.

The republican platform adopted by
tho Roanoke convention Is unique in that
4, neither "points with prlde." nor views
With alarm" Ilowhelt II is proud OF the
record OF the party and Is alarmed lest
a continuance OF Democratic rule send
Virginia to the bow-wows.
This as to generalties. specliicaliy "
lodges tho temperance question by de-
cluring the .'triditiona Republican doc
trne of leaving the people Of each com.
2rmnity to decide whether Intoxicating
liquors shall be sold among them"--ln
,lietr midst would have been more ira
aItional" expression. But we are not
eGliing the platforms; we are simply COM
mentIng on it, md We remark Just here
that 1t is news to US that local self
government Is "traditIonal' Republican
doctrine, If that party does not STANG
for Capitalization and paternalsam, The
public have been grossly deceived,
The charge against tho -emocratit
par,y OF election frauds Is well grounded
but the Republican black and tan regime
Sas responsible for the practices, and Ins
s:eat body Of honest Democrats ~ ths
s,ate have made stern vow that tht
practices shall cease. The grand 1ury ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
os,,rn,,on n richmond to-day Is an

vestientlon III Richmond to-day is an an
ehrnest OF that fact. " " .
The promise of free books II! the pubic up
schools Is tlemagogic appeal for votes 't.tsl'
and cannot be TOO severely = d = n' 80
,rhe public school system was vas ba vi up up
5,,n1er Democratic rule and was t1 l'''
tiourishlng us now. 70 saddle upon inc =.
State the cost OF supplying books wouio
be to cripple instead Of improve NE ne
\. stem. Moreover, 1t would be a inca m sure
Of. socialism which word be Indignantly Ie'f
resented ~ MANY taxpayers who are now low
laying literally toward the support OF IN. the
schools without receiving any direct bon Jon
efit that plank alone m the platform 1ttEt'
wcro enough to defeat the Republicans In IN
tbe,r effort ID capture the STATE govern
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
THISDAY I'm HISTORY
August 10th.

1 543-Tho Turks, under Barbarossa. and
the French, under Count d'EngueIn.
assaulted Nice, but were ropulsed by
Montford,-a savoyard gentleman, and
obliged finally to raise the siege.
1557-Battle Of Saint Qulntin:the French.
under Montmorency. defeated by tho
allies, under Phillibert, Of Savoy, and
n tho, Earl OF Pembroke. Tho Duke
Il Enguein, GOO gentlemen and 1000
French were killed; several dukes and
many other officers OF distinction, 400
gel. tleipcn and 1000 men were taken
prisoners, and all their standards,
cannon and ammunition fell into the
hands Of the .victors.
17o2-Lord Cults carried. sword In hand,
Fort St Michael, at venlo, before any
breach had been made. This was
considered one Of the greatest exploits
during the wars Of Queen Anne
t74e-Thomas Topham. an Engllshman OF
remarkable strength. died. One OF
his feats was that OF throwing his
horse over the turnpike gate. He
assessed the strength OF six ordinary
men.
177e-A destructive eruption OF Mount
vesuvius commenced and lasted sew
crul days Tho country for several
a miles around was covered with lava.
17sa-East India Connpany's ship Ante
lope, wrecked ON the coast Of Ooro-
long, and the crew, protected and
aided by tho king OF tho Pelew Is
lands.
1794-CaKl, in Corsica, surrendered to the
British, Lord Hood, with the whole
OF his army, after siege OF f1fty-one
days.
17es-Battle OF Bassano. In Italy: Bona
parte defeated the Austrians under
Wurmser, took 5000 prisoners, TWEEN
ty-nve cannon, etc.
1so2-The sea at Telgnmouth and Goa st
OF Devonshlre. England, rose and TELL
several times two feet In ten minutes,
1eo4-,rhc King Of Portugal ordered all
governors OF western islands under
his Jurisdiction to raise ms many
.,s, troops as possible to quell tho 'nsur-
rection among the negroes IN the
ports OF tho Portuguese settlement OF
al South America.
1s2e-A regiment Of militia sent out from
RATION Rouge to search the surround
ing country for runaway negroes. who
were fleeing, owing to the scarcity OF
provisions ION the plantations,
1s54-A Are destroyed 1870 houses Mt Var
ma, Turkey, and destroyed vast GUAM
titles of stores belonging to tho allies.
1854 violent tornado swept along the
track OF tho Cleveland and Plttsburg
Railroad between Bedford and Mace
donia, covering tho track with large
uprooted trees and causing great op-
struotion to the trains.
1s5s-Dclegntes mot at the city OF Mexico
and chose General Carrera President
for six months and>ordained the free
dom of the press.
1e5e--Iast Island, n summer resort IN tne
Gulf OF Mexico. DESTROYED by storm
OF three days duration, Tho island
was entirely submerged, the honse'
swallowed up and 17s persons lost
1s7o--Franco- PrussIan War; strnsshurs
Invested and the railways leading
thence occupied by the Prussans
Prussians advance to within ten miles
| of Meta
1ooa--More than 100 lives were lost In {
disaster In the underground TUNE
Mt Paris. Two trains took fire from
n defective dynamo, and the passen
gers were asphyxintcd,
1eo4--sortie and dispersal OF Russian
= squadron by Japanese fleet, under "a
nliral Togo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
KING REVIEWED
COMBINED FLEETS
English Sovereign Celebrates An
niversary Of coronation-The
Scene Very Imposing.
.fRv Associated Press.)

IS PORTSMOUTH, ENGLAND. August
e.-King Edward celebrated the a a'a' yer
sary OF his coronation to-day BY review
ing tho combined French ana brlusn
fleets. asgregatlns some seYen.y s ,,,h !
noarred ~ gloomy and showery weather,
but tho enthusiasm OF the crowds wa" was
undlminished. :
The entire combined fleets TONED 10 9
salute Of lol guns. His Majesty, wearing
tho UNIFORM of an admiral, stood alone
on the bridge OF the royal yacht &C salute
Xii the ships were dressed and manned :.
ana their bands played GOD save me me
KinE." ,d 1,ar,s.
mouths haYbor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
Manufacturers Statement.
'itor of The Times.Dispotch:

Editor of The Times-Dispatch:
sr,-Our attention. has been called 70
IL your ear he III a days
lesvIn S the 81 plants Of tho Southern stove
Wofks R9senegk Bresylng Comp1ny
established a new boundary l!rn.
We are especially struck with an eu-
ts!s yn ans 9pp sa ILL., PaRsf tns
crookcd-W hich?" The insinuntions con-
ta!ned therein strike us os entirely I'M
called for. We have fought this meas
board and open, and have resorted to no
sd wHsh w mshea, for tho
n ErsnnE ncn the dysrta the RBry ne We e
manner. shape or form although We e Fly,
attorney estimated the value OF tn q
Worth nothing 70 IS. ana We did not ask
There was no deal Of any kind nj, made g;
and the gentleman who at q a meeting 81 q
referred to a deal OF this sort was cyl "
IDENTIFY tia sore over the lncl tnd'
there was absolutely nothing OF TINS KING
a Ms Wy nS sp e usked f eS
for this matter unless they could con- :, m
scientiously do SO, after We explained
our position to them, -,
we aid not want to be taken n. Prin,
cipallX, the city has q law which does es
not ALLOW On abnttolr to be operated
within the city limits for slaughterlna
OF cattle. hogs, sheep or any animals
therein, If we We're taken ~, t. wo 'Md
could derive no BENEFITS. such as soot
streets. for a long time TO- coma. as wt
know the city cannot AFFORD 70 pays
properly the streets already, within theil
limits Tho matter Of hauling 70 vs.
q tremendous Item. We 40 not tn!nt
that We would DO granted any addltlona
fire protection from what we now hay'
for quite while to come. " course, ou
taxes would be increased
All OF these things We conslaerea Wnsl
outside q tic slsS Iim,,o an nsn ere AZ e
homes IN the vicinity a. our n'ahf ,g I's'
on this account we have 70 FIX h'e Nv
wages, as our men are coHlpetleu " "a
to spend portion Of lhs!r rn money oI1r yn,a $. 9
car, fare In getting to ana from ouf p'ap
q We sas' thnk. after consideration 81 4, a
these facts as laid before XIV, s SNu ~ ~
agree With us that IT ~ pnly latr lma
We should be left out pf the cily, " M
We hops, after explaining our posl!lo'
| 10 YOU you Will see no further caus
We sre broad-mlnd0d enough 70 % ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
Cardinal atWilkesb arre.

BALTIMORE. August s-Cardinal GID
hons has returned to this city from his
vacation visit to Long Island He Will
leave here 81, Thursday for Wilkes
barre, Pa. to attend the mammoth
temperance meeting Of the Ancient Or
der OF Hiberniana and the United Mine
workers, which Will also Be attended
by President Roosevelt and President
John Mitchell, Of the Mine Workers.
The Cardinal said he had been N
communication With President Roose.
welt upon the subject OF the visit. He
said no had not bean invited TO deliver
an address, but might make Some ONE re- re-
marks. 81 tS&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Pass Resolutions Deploring In
creased Assessments.
sp.c,al. to TIE T!mes-Dlspatch.)

w1sN SSgfeoSSN salem. n, q, August AZ
The Grand Lodge knights OF Honor,
closed q two days session this afternoon s11
eeiec ntd " supreme representa tive, The
Grand Lodge adopted a resolution deplo!r,
ns the acton Of the supreme 10 lodg KAN ~
suprsn,e representative g use d!llgent. q.
forts TO secure modification OF th'A
legisla ton. ,o.n
IN n sass,o ny Tor an hour and 4 half to-day
and S had istt e to speeches from num- Y
Der OF prominent citizens. 1hs motor, 70
grant license for the estab!lshment 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
Addick. An Editor.

DOVER, DEL. August 81 Edwin
Addicks is about to take up roAl news
paper work. He owns tho Dover Sentinel.
ana Ia tho past coAtented himself with with
directing Its policy. I,
Evidently this ARRANGEMENT was not
satisfactory, for II was announces YES
terday that with change in the man
nrener,t the Gusr1an would become
chief editorial writer.
with Addicks .pcnning fiery editorials,
the Delaware political hsht is bound to
be exciting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
That Crooked Line.

Our editorial yesterday on the question
whether Richmond shall have a straight
and direct line for It's northwestern
boundary. as proposed by the City Eng-
neeT and as Is manfestly 10 the inter-
est OF the city, or whether the same
should be diverted in such way as 10 be
distinctly crooked IN order TO suit the
interests Of certain corporations, has
aroused great indignation among The
officers Of the corporations left out OF
the city,
We publish on another page u letter
from the Virginia Packing Company. and
we have the personal assurance Of tho
stove Works and Of the Rosenegk Brew
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
Stuck Foot Under Engine.

MEANWHILE, Pa. August 9.--For seY-
.etal months James Duffy, aged fiity-
eight; has been afflicted with a fever sore
,o,, his right Les below the knee. he
wanted the limb amputated, but the DOC
tors refused. YESTERDAYS afternoon Duty
decided to do the Job himself. and when
tho Eric branch train arrived from OH
City no stuck his foot Under the engine.
4 bystandcr pulled him back. but the
wl,el ca,ight and crushed HIS toes Dui.y
aftrcward announced that he would
thrash his rcscuer for NEEDING,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
Y 81. Louis Girls Shocking.

SOUTH HURON MICH, August o.
Summer girls from st. Lotlis ana ant. else =,
where were surprised at mass at 81.
Basl's Catholic Church here Sunday
morning. when the Rev, Fatner John
SO'RnRerty, from the pulpit warned them
not to attend divine services with their
sleeves rolled UP" 3 n Y. I 81
IF d dress Il made with short sleeves,
IL liz all ri3ht" said Father o Rafferty,,
''But wish to tnttion young ladies' not
to como hero with the long sleeves Of their
dresses rolled high TN on their arms. ! 4
II lis the custom II the summer R'rls
their arms 10 4 coat OF tan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
Mineral Nuggets.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
} MINERAL, VA.4 August 0.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. c.. Cussons have Just returned to
their home at tho Arlnintus Mines from
their European trip. They visited Mr..
Cussons's parents In Glasgow, and en-
joyed the interesting sights In Paris and
Liverpool for several weeks They were
absent for some three months
Mr.. L. A. & Keller is now convalescing
from nn acute attack OF malarial fever.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
Creatore Arrested.

DETROIT, MICH, August 9.--Giuseppe
Creetore, a bandmnster. has been arrest
cd on complaint OF his wife, Anna. on q
charge Of non7support. Mrs. Creatore,
with her baby. followed the lnuscian from
italy. The warrant wns served lrnmed-
lately following his bow to an applauding
audience at the close Of his concert hers
Monday night Creatore rave q bond OF
s300 for his appearance tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
Bow Slabs a Man,

Especial 70 The T!nss-p!app;atGSh2 \
personal s9solnter hessf Ia; Aisx Toe
renee check clerk In the Southern
Railway ill Office at this place, in the SIDE,
and the condition OF the wounded young
man Is pFecartous, TIE kn n,rsn es'g and
Went full isJ,Eth into his body, ~,
Montgomery, who ts mere 'aa' "as
arrested, 5t .f N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
Mns4 aK.en," Not "Obey."

ptTTsBuRc, August o.--Conies Or tne
revised rules 10 ministers OF the Mo Gnu
dist Episcopal Church when nave 'u ns
been received here, show that ~ .ne
rrurringc ceremony the word .ooey uo.s
no tappear. Hereafter the prldo WI n.y.,
only to agre to love. honor anu A. ~
j.l,n,.nE hc word keep" having taken ne
place OF the word ''obey" IN the rltuaI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
a Dernocrat Gives Notice,

rss's ssrs e T2a sis been
PROVEN in the Richmond primary, I, nus u.
ersated ssA IN. y sss RbelIevss
III shat pi ths Primary \, The best method q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
l3oAg]
30 am happy q pay Ii. .soo for.
Manv Clowns in Pulpit.

cHA,tTAUouA,.N. VI, August q. Rev.
~ . r. ro.s NJ, buckley, Of New YORK.
nhn,r,ra :, Of Tic ltpiscopacy Committee
Sof ,'t tho Methodist episcopal Church. d..
KIN - II has no right to mike his
e e laugh. and that to . DO e,,,s 50
4 irreverenco. 'Yet there nre a good
many clowns in tho pulpit NC COZ
IN tt tt t3 ~ fEsf sf3sl'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
81 BriefItems From, Everywhere. IS
Wreck ~ state 81 Virginia.

3 HAErFAX, NJ g., August 1.-The steatr,.
er tfavana returned yesterday morning
from sable island With Captain Farqu.
har, where he ma gone explorlng for
wrecks.
The captain located a wreck, presume
bly, the State Of Virginia, lost twsnty.six
years ago, She was broken UP, but her
engines wore stili standing. He obtained
d ton Of copper but owing to the rough
wenther was obliged to leave IT,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
Typhoid In ashington.

WASHINGTON, 3. G., August s,.-An
unusually serious outbreak Of typhoid
fever, generally attributed 20 the use Of
river water, ls prevailing In this city
washington and the surrounding section,
ana each hospital has It's quota Of pa
tients. 81 "a, 81 Nj s.. Ell III
Since July 100 cnses have beer, re-.
portAd In the District Of Columbia. ana
81 doaths have occurred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
thermometers in New York.

lspeelal t. The Times pals ,a nS. r. a.
claFke; Grand Union. 4, p I, IM Is, YorS,
J. N. Rnbens and vile, i; ssllhs en-, Z
KensinKton. G, Z. Moore; MArlpoEous'b
ISL Pjeasaiits, n. T.. Durham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
Race Suicide Man WEEDS.

CHICAGO; August IA. G. Tisdell.
banker and q member OF n bachelor race
suicide club. will gay the club sboO Mon
day as a forfeit for violating the mem ee lr.
ship oath BY marrying
..When svore ] would die before
would marry" said he, did not
think would live to marry. but as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
Speak Kindly

81
Editor Of The Times Dispatch,
by an editorial IN Tho Times. Dispatch. OF OF
SPEAK KINDLY. y. Il
Speak kindly to all with whom YOU con- ,t,tl-
IT n n9ly0 Is tho tone Of your voice
VIII IVA wake a1. sweet music n eomeDooS
And someone's sad heart rajoice!
some S SeaSts y w!II treasSfe 4 gentle.
or bleed to hear you denounclns. a,
10 gqo1 70 all as you journey through
Each act Of loving endeavor
Will soothe the rough ways ways others are
And i i've brKht thing forever.
YOU know not how closely somcone OBJ
rhe ys that s You, feet sss s9 ay 81
: K s bess is yo IL s spe bees sS
Look brightly on all with whom whom YOU
il. mny DO the shine II your eys. " ].
VIII l llghft up the chambers IN s0me0nes
AS Bright as the sun lights the skies.
Somebody viii SEQ good cheor IN your
Or Shrink from the frown on your face.
Someone may enjoy shake OF your
hand
AS a child tho mothers embrace
BE cheerful and bright and always polite
Somebody beholding you may.
Gather an Influence that will bo
AS sweet as the flowers in May;
The roses we strew IN the pathways OF
f%@ life -
Will lose their rich fragrance never;
They'll sweetly perfume the air we
And bloom In heaven forever
WILLIAM JOSEPH JONES. 81
Nv rrnxat. Va I.Ss. ...l. .. .-h3...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
Man Hitched With Mule. y

WASHINGTON, IND, August B-perry
Cam pbell, travelling overland from New
Albany to vincenncs, arrived here yes
tterday titched wiz. n mule drawing
wtgon which con tained his family.
Lightning Killed one OF Cnmpbell'sa mules
az Georgin. east Of here, and. being tos
moor TO buy another and anxious to roach
( lila home Mt vncennes, be took the place
OF the dead animal. His faithful wife
helped at intervals, and they occasionally
received help from persons travelling along along
the road.