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RoYALTon.

wANrED:-Two teachers. Apply to P
J Rev. {. E. Beals is having two weeks
vacation from his studies at Dartmouth
college.
Mrs. Emma Gay and children OF Barre
have been spending few weeks al the
home Of her parents.
Mrs. G. ID. Harrington has been quite
Ill since leaving the hotel, but is now
somew hat improved.
ID. A. Peacor and son, Joseph, were
home from West Hartford a few days last
week, returning Monday.
Carl Peacor aud family from West
Hartford spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Peaeor.
Miss Rosamond Denison OF Denver. a
senior al Smith college. and Miss Rather
Inc Denison OF Randolph were guests Of
their cousin, Mrs. c. ID. Mcclellan, Tues :
day.
st. Psuls church. Good Friday Friday,
April 18th, service at IL a. m. Offerings
Tor work among the Jews. Easter day
Evening prayer and sermon at 4 p. IN.
Offerings for parish purposes. Everyone
invited 10 come.
The Sarah Skinner Memorial society
will hold its annual Good Friday thank
Culver at 80 p. m. An earnest invitation
is extended to everyone. Members OF the
society are requested to meet at for the
election of officers.
AT the meeting Of the Woman's club
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. A. W.
Lyman, two interesting papers from the
Reciprocity bureau were furnished by the
leader, Mrs. Henry Dutton. One paper
was written by Mrs. Richmond OF North
field on "The Toltecs and Aztecs," the
other by Miss Mosher OF Island Pond on
"Knights OF History and Romance"
A meeting of the Royslton Historical
association was held at Royalton April
4th and It's preliminary organization
effected. The association asks every
present and former resident of Royalton
to help secure data and facts of its history.
Any personal recollection OF its early
residents and landmarks, any family
records, any anecdotes, any Information
whatever OF its people aud events are
most eagerly desired by the association,
which hopes for hearty cooperation so
that the history may be the towns his
tory. In addition TO the officers whose
names have already been published, an
executive committee has been chosen, the
members of which are Mrs. Frances
Joiner, {. p. Tarbell and DIR. ID. L.
Burnett
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Probate of viii.


ESTATE OF AhiJAh W. b5Hoob
STATE OF VERMONT. AZ Probate Court
RASDoLpH DISTRICT. 50 held 20 itan4eiph,
April. A. ID. 1898.
Present. Hos WILLIAM n. NICHOLS Judge.
An Instrument. purpurttnE u us
the last VIII and Testament Of Abiiah "
Oseood late Of Randolph, 20 said DIS.
trict deceased, being presented O. the tnuri
IN. perSis ~ Ozgaad the custodian Thereof
for Probate. II Is ordered BY SAID
Court. that en- persons concerned therein %
notified 20 appear az session oi SAID lunft
IL he held al the Probate Office in Randolph
on the 18th DAY IT April, A. D. 800, and show
cause, u any they may have, against the ~
Their ordered. that 3 copy q the record %
this order be publish ed three weeks success
sively IN the Herald and News, printed AZ Kan
dolph previous to said time 81 hearing.
By the Court; Attest
i793 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS, Judge.
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Prohate of VIII.


ESTATE OF ALBERT n, ALEXANDER.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held
RANpoIPH DISTRICT, s.. at Randolph, in and Tor
said District on the 3ist day Of March. A. d.
1906.
Present. Hon WILLIAM H. NICHOLS Judge.
An instrument purporting 60 be the last VIII
and testament OF Albert y. Alexander, late 81
Tunhridge. in said District, deceased, being pre-
scented 10 the codrt by Clara E.AleXander. the eN-
ecutrlx therein named, for probatei IL Is ordered
by said Court that all persons concerned therein
bs notified 10 appear AZ q session 81 said Court
10 be held at the Probate Ofige in Randolph
on the 2sth day % April. A. D. 1905, and show
cause II any they may have. against the probate
OF said viii for which purpose u = further or
dered that 4 copy of the record If this order De
uubIished three weeks successfully tn the
Herald aud News printed AZ Randolph, previous
10 said time appointed Tor hearing.
b. the Court. Attest:
1909 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS, Judge.
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coRINTh.

Mrs. Loren Emery is on the sick list.
Mrs. Della Heath Coyle and little Dewey
and Russell are Ill with diphtheria at
their home at Somsrville, Mass.
Miss Julia Hartman, foi merly OF this
town, d ed in Topshhm Saturday, over 50
years of age; burial on Monday at the Cen
ter cemetery.
Ex.-Gov. Carroll Page was in town Sat
urday, having been called here to attend a
lawsuit, o. c. Clement VS.. Carroll 5. Page.
The case was decided in favor OF Mr.. Page.
John l.. Judd and Flossie /. Brown Hut
ton were united in marriage Sunday morn
ing, April sth, by Rev. I. ID. Davies at the
home Of the bride, Frank j. Hutton's.
They are in East Barre for the present.
Mr.. Judd has secured work in the granite
quarries.
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Human Blood Marks.

A tale Of horror was told by marks OF
human blood in the home of j. W. vii
liams, a well-known merchant Of BAG, Ky.
He writes Twenty years ago | had Sc
we're hemorrhages of the lungs, and was
near death when | began taking DR..
Kings New Discovery. 1t completely
cured me and | have remained well ever
SINCE" 1t cures hemorrhages, chronic
coughs, settled colds and bronchitis, and
Is the only known cure for weak lungs.
Every bottle guaranteed. soc. and II.
Trial bottle free.
For sale by II. A. Leonard and +. f,
BryPn, Randolph.
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NnRIh RoYALToN.

Robert r. Mead Of West Rutland sQent
Friday and Saturday OF last week at E. A.
Fields.
Mrs. Dana bearing and daughter,
Dorothy, OF South Royalton, also Oren
Burbank, are visiting at George f.
bearings.
IL. l.. and f. A. Field have lately added
TO their stock three registered Holstein
cows from !. n. Mead's herd OF west
Rutland. The record OF one OF these cows
during The month of June, 1905, was
from 3 to sIi pounds OF milk per day.
This Is haid 10 beat. They expect TO add
more OF the same breed later.
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Is the Moon Inhabited 2

Science has proven that the moon has
an atmosphere, which makes life in some
form possible on that satellite; but not for
human beings, who have a hard enough
time on this earth Of ours; especially those
who don't know that Electric Bitters cure
headache, biliousness, malaria, chills and
fever, jaundice, dyspepsia, dizziness, tor
pid liver, kidney complaints, general de-
billty and female weaknesses. Unequal
led as general tonic and appetizer for
weak persons and especially for the aged.
II induces sound sleep. Fully guarantt ed
Price only SOC.
For sale by n. A. Leonard and F. E
Bryan. Randolph.
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their property here. The colonel has re.
Gently purchased a $4,000 residence on
South street in Newport. He sold his
house here Wednesday to Sheriff w. N.
sprague for 1000. He is TO sell his house,
hold goods and personal property at auc-
ton soon. Mr.. ard Mrs. Emery return tn
Newport today. While in town, they
stopped at the Orange County hotel.
Dana W. Austin, aged 26 years next
July, fireman on the Southern Pacific
railroad. was killed in an explosion at
Rocklin, Cal, March 9Th, together with
the engineer and brakeman. His body
was found, stripped of clothing, six car
lengths away. He was secretary and
treasurer OF the largest lodge Of Brother
hood OF Locomotive Firemen on the Pa
elfe coast. Young Austin was the eldest
Of the three sons Of Arthur S. and Fannie
". Austin, who were married and lived in
this town prior TO December, 1882 A. S.
austin studied law here with the late G..
W. Clark, and later became a member of
the law firm OF Clark a Austin. Mrs.
Austin was formerly Miss Fannie Wins
low. The readers OF the HERALD will re-
call with pleasure the interesting cOntri-
buttons Of Mrs. Fannie Winslow Granger
from Beach, Lummi Island, Washington,
IN the past few years.
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EAsT GRANVILLE.

Alberton Patch was in Barre over sun
day.
T. B. Kendall OF Roxbury was at l.
Webb's Sunday.
Mrs. E. j. Handley visited in South
Royalton Monday.
Mrs. 5. Webb is i'll and is attended by
DR.. Scott Of Randolph.
Miss Marion Nickerson returned to her
school in Randolph Monday.
Mrs. T. B. Kendall Of Roxbury visited
her mother, Mrs. Webb, Tuesday.
Mrs. A. A. Richardson and two children
were in Randolph last week Wednesday.
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COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DEPARTMENTS
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Burning oRoyaon by Indians Oct 10 l7s0 Memorial edition
Copyright 1906 by Iyah Dunklee) now in press
On Sale at dwelling Of Monument, Gift of d. +. Wild.
Reprint Of Zadock Steeles Narrative other
hots Pneas akhurs the "au Revere of the day; Royaon
which Lafayette DR. d. L. Burnett locates places of
story Womans Clubs Program date yet
announe including by Rev j. Newton Perrin and address by
Rev. VIM. Skinner Iazen ID. d.
Postage copy extra quantities, express G. O. d.
Order now yah Dunklee "Oakaeld" Weymouth Mass
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We the undersigned, do hereby agree e
-efrnd the money on a 50-cent bottle OF
fsreeners Warranted Syrup Of Tar II Il
fails 10 cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee a 25-eent bottle to prove salts
factory or money refunded.
q. II. Black. South Royalton.
Geo. A. Laird, Royalton.
WalbridEe & Heath, Sharon.
Badger & Moves, Sharon.
Edward Miller, East Barnard.
MI. Sargent a Son, south hoyalton.
NJ. M. Adams, North Pomfret.
49, Morse & Co, West Hartford.
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EAsT RONsURY.

Miss Leila Webster is home for the
Easter vacation.
Carl Thayer came home from his work
in Berlin sick with grip.
Loren Churchill has moved from Fred
plsnchard's farm to Mrs. Tim Blanchard 3
farm 10 Williamstown.
AIr and Mrs. J. Buzzell were IN North
FaId Falls last week 70 sttend the funeral
81 her nephew, Mr.. Legier
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The most rational remedy for coughs
and colds Is Kennedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar. II acts on the bowels as mild
csthartic-expels all cold from the system.
cuts all phlegm out Of the throat, relieves
coughs, colds, Group, whooplng cough,
etc An ideal remedy for children-equal-
IL GOOD for adults. Sold by Goodno's
,,,arn,aev Rochester.
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AIuokx Postmistress

is Mrs Alexander of Carey, Me, who has
found DR.. Kings New Life Pills to be the
best remedy she ever tried for keeping the
stomach, liver and bowels in perfect order.
You'll agree with her If you try these
painless purifiers that infuse new life.
Price 25c.
For sale by II. A. Leonard and F.. T..
Bryan, Randolph.
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/ Give Honor 70 Whom i IS Oue.

DIR. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
of Rondout, n. ", cured me Of Bright's
disease and Gravel. Four OF the best ply
sicians had failed to relieve me. have
recommended 1t to scores OF people with
like success, and know it will cure all who
try it.-Mrs. +. p. Miner, Burg Hill, ..
Price 81 90, all druggists; 8 bottles, - W.
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Frank Matthews. Praeticsl ZINC

It's sound sense that we tell you.
Your work costs less dollars and Is best
every time you use the L. & NJ. Paint.
You do more painting with one gallon
Of L. a. NJ. than with two gallons OF other
paints and the l.. 4 NJ. Zinc hardens the
l.. & NJ. White Lead and makes the l.. &
NJ Paint wear like iron.
Four gallons L. q NJ. mixed with three
gallons Linseed Oil will paint moderate
sized house.
Actual cost L. & NJ. about $40 per gal
lon.
T. Terrell, Riverhead, n. Y, writes
$40 years ago painted with L. NJ. Only
now requires repainting."
sid BY Topper Graham, Bethel, VI.
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is no worse than the terrible case OF piles
that afflicted me ten years. Then ] was
advised to apply Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
and less than a box permanently cured
me, writes l.. 5. Napier OF Rugles, KY
Heals all wounds, burns and sores like
magic. 25c.
For sale by II. A. Leonard and F. p
BRYAN, Randolph.
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THE
PRUDENT MAN

THE prudent, far-seeing
man lays the foundation
of a fortune much as a
mason builds the foun-
dation of a house-one
stone at atime. 4 The man
who neglects to lay the
first stone will never have a
completed wall, and the
man who neglects to save
the first dollar will never
be well-to-do. Many peo-
pie live up to their income
with never a thought of
saving for the rainy day."
Many people never begin
to save because the first de-
posit must be small, and yet
small deposits made regu-
larly will soon make a res
pectable bank account.
May we suggest that this
Bank is always glad TO well
come the account Of the
small depositor ? One dol
lar opens an account.
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Pineb. use ALLtKls Foor-EAsE

shake into your shoes Aliens Fout-Ease,
powder. lfcures Curns, Bunions Painful smarting
Hot, swollen feet. AZ an Druggists aud Grocery
Stores, ElU.
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SOUTH TuNBRIpeE.

For SALE.-Ten good cows, part new
mitch. the rest will be soon; one pair
three ear-old Holstein steers, weigh
2i20, handy and good workers; two good
using horses, weigh from 100 to 1850, true
and kind. Wv
Jk.fps X HOWE. Tunbridge. VI,
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Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys and
bladder right. Don't delay taking. Sold
by II. A. Leonard, Randolph, and G. A..
Densmore, Chelsea.
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Pneumonia is Robbed OF Its Terrors
by Foleyis Honey and Tar. 1t stops the
racking cough and heals and strengthens
the lungs. II taken in time 1t will prevent
an attack OF pneumonia. Refuse substl-
tutes. Sold By II. A. Leonard, Randolph,
and G. A. Densmors, Chelsea.
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Robert Alexander is improving slowly
and Is able 10 be downstairs.
Mrs. F. A. Ordway returned TO her
home In West Somerville, Mass, Saturday.
Little Raymond, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
f. ;. smith, IS very sick with pneumonia.
Fred Fiield went to Andoyer, Mass,
Monday, where be expects to work this
summer.
On account Of the illness Of the pastor,
+. 4. Wells, his brother from Montpelier
seminary preached here Sunday.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17

4The heavy wind Thur day bleW in
une Of the p4nes Of glass from the
NindDw in the business Office At the
Administrator building. and the ny
ing glass STRUCK Accountant VIM.
Porter On the bead just above the left
~ye, custiag = deep and painful cash.
nna barely missing the eyehall. The
woand wAs sewed up. and Win prob
abss heal with no serious effects.
Kari p Allen. who has been with
fAs News 0fiice for several months a.
maehine operator. will return 10 his
heme AZ Pullman. Wash. Sunday
NJ. Aiien has proven himself an ex-
cellens man and one who will givs
safizfaetiOn in any ofsce Standpoint
News.
Sir. and Mrs. james Mathena and
l. 4. Eay have gone 70 Philadelphia
b uttead a mseting Of employees Of
The Perm Mutual insurance company.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
OFFICIAL COUNT
Of WHITMAN VOTES
Republicans Have 500 PlurAli.
ty on State Ticket

The official count of the ballots cas-
in tia late election in this county gives
the following totals:
Congressmen -Joaes. 2ss7. Black
man. is44. wNgenknecht. socialist.
- Catop. prohibitionist. ls2.
State senator sth district McGreg.
OF. 1854 Mackenzie. lls4. Perrnis,
l55.
Representative 7th district Dur.
ham. lsu2: Sberfey. tsg whitlOu
1883; Smith. u@. Hinchlia. ls5
Odell. ia.
Representatives sth district Con.
nell. 1913. Readyeord. TOO ..Kincaid.
sSs. Stephens. $40 Nielsen. us
Hssltead. lU7.
Sheriff Iathram. 2l25: RatIa
2564 Jennings. al.
CLERK Yonug. Z2s. Todd. 2s20
Wilson. 255.
Auditor Duncan. 2gs0 Welty. 2ls2
East. Z77.
Treasurer Meta. 2ll5. McCroskey
2574. Black. 267
Prosecutins Attorney Kipp. sss6
lamar. I74l Neiu. 52o.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
WOULD ENFORCE
THE CITY LAWS
Law Enforcement Party Names
Ticket for Approaching
Election

The Law Enforcement party, q party
whose existence was made necessary
because Of the gross violations Of the
city laws IL Pullman the past year.
and which violatous were combined
and atsetted by city officials. met IN
caucus IN q. A. r. hall last Wednes-
day evening 20 place IN nomination
candidates for the coming city election.
and 70 announce its declaration Of
principles upon which IL would ask the
election Of It's nominees on December
4th.
The convention. which was largely
attended despite the shortness Of the
call and the inclemency Of the weather.
was organized b the election q Prof
K. ". Thatcher chairman. and Prank
Campbell secretary.
Prof. Thatcher. in taking the chair.
made ringing speech IN which be
called attention 10 the distressing con-
dition Il Affairs under the present city
administration, the gross and eontin-
ued violations Of law and Of decency.
and the necessity for more strict regu-
latious in a town that invited the
youth Of the state 20 come for an educ
cation. He charged that no longer
ago than last Sunday a gambling game
was run in a business place on Main
street nearly all day.
The following platform was then
unanimously adopted.
The Law Enforcement party. in
convention assembled GOES now declare
First That II It's nominees are
elected they viii justly and vigorously
enforce the laws Of our city including
the gambling and saloon laws. which
have been purposely and disgracefully
overlooked and neglected by the 50
called Citizens Administration which
failure and neglect u enforce. was IN
direct violation Of the pIe-electiou
promises Of the leaders Of the So called
Citizens Party. which were made q
get the votes Of many of cur law
abiding citizens.
Second Ii shall be- the policy anc
purpose Of this party to comply with
Ordinance No. Il, relating 20 ths
granting Of saloon licenses 20 suitable
pers1ns until such time as the voters
q our city shall otherwise direct.
Third Ii Is a notorious fact that
the saloons Of Pullman during the past
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17

Dor: I. ". Savage and } NJ. Husband
iaarss.
md ward p " Lawrence. inspec.
|tors }. b. Kerr and T.. = Gallagher.
lpdxna.
BID ward-J NJ Klemgard. inspec-
Ger. J. ". King and l. Dysart. judges
The council also ordered tn publ.
cation Of the offcial call Tor the elec
tann 70 be held December an. ans
ward caneuses 20 BE- held next Thurs
dag evening. and = general caucus foi
Friday evening.
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year have repeatedly sold liquor to
minors. drankaris, and intoxicated
persons. which fact Is yell known %
the present administration. bat there
has not been q prosecution therefor .
therefore. il shall b. the policy q this
party 70 rigidly prosecute such offend
ers Of the law and 90 forfeit the
license Of saloon keepers - offending.
Fourth We favor the making Of
public improvements IN cur city as
fast a. the financial condition q the
city and o. its citizens will permit.
and We particularly direct the atten-
ton Of our citizens 70 that part Of our
city which Is embraced within ward
one. % the fact that the same II not
keeping pace in the way Of improve
ments with other parts Of the city.
and IL shall BE- the policy q this party
70 aid and encourage IN every way pos
sible the citizens therein 70 make and
have made such improvements a. they
may desire. A Just and fair distribH-
ton Of public benefits is what we al
vocate and will make.
Fifth We congratulate the abatt-
ing property owners. along the streets
the grading and macadamizing Of
which mas recently been completed
for not making or offering any oDposi-
tion thereto. and for their zealoas
efforts therein the contrary Of which
conduct would have proven fatal and
defeated the work. as such work is
not paid for OF accomplished by any
political party or set Of men. but by
the assessment Of the costs 70 the
abutting property owners.
"Sixth-We favor all public work
being done BY our own citizens II pos
sible. and no determinations being
made against any man who b. willing
and able 10 do an honest days work
on account Of any church or political
affiliations that be may have. or be
cause such person may have a desire
that the laws of the city be impair
TALLY enforced against all CLASSES. VI
favor a square deal 70 all.
To sum up
We favor prompt and vigorous en-
foroement Of the Law
We favor the protection Of our home
from the gambling blight
We viii Try 10 keep the sa loon keepel
from starting the minor our boy
on the read % be q drunkard
We favor public improvements within
our financial ability.
We arr eternally opposed 10 class dis
elimination against cur day or iot
laborers
The above platform was adopted a
first read except that. al the suggest
the convention. the second clause. ne
Continued on page eight
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Assessor-Trus. zi7. De. ~
Hulss. ~.
Superintendent q nehool.-
walter. ss24 Krueger. Isas
Surveyor Murray. All: Horton.
ies3 Miller. -.
ooroneE- Crawford. ss7s, Mitchell.
2io. LArkin. ~.
Commissioner md district Raplsy.
sSs. Raeh, lss Melissa. ss.
Commissions ard district Ella
2aso Bains. 1851 Goa. ass.
The vote On the hrss ooastisusioual
arnendment Submitted was: Fu
amendment. "a; against. SIS: a the
seeond amendment Submitted. Per
amendment. 80 against. ssS.
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kss4rs. Z. z. GAllAxhav. wm.
Swain. Vim. Chambers and c. n.
Gaddis returned to-day from sprssu..
where. IN eoFnaany with ". c. Qua
ming. they punehed holes IN tbs atsnus-
phere under the plea that they wxrs
hunting ducks. A few eaeks were
brought home 10 sul.stantiaae ths plaa.
The party also broaght down foas
beautiful white swan. one of which Is
noS on exhibition At the Allen {
Clara meat market.
C. Z. scriber. rspne.entiag tn
Horton bondzmen. was here Tharsasy
assisting in tbs settling up Of the
maeadamizing contract finances.
d A MArCrackeu vas over from
Palouse yesterday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-04

Among the passengers on an Allan
tic liner when she left New York re-
Gently was a charming young woman
from st. Louis who was making her
first trip abroad The vessel had not
proceeded far when the fair passen-
ger approached the captain and said:
The ship appears to be stopping,
captain. Why should we stop here?'
1--WE stop here to let the pilot of, 81
was the reply.
ITO let the pilot OFF, exclaimed the
young woman in a tone of polite incre-
dulity. DO you mean to say that the
pilot doesn't mean to cross the ocean
with us and direct the course?"
Il mean just that" answered the
captain.
The fair passenger pOndered for a
bit. Then, smiling as If a bright idea
had occurred to her, She added, ''Oh, l
suppose after he has set the rudder
pointing in the right direction that
there's nothing left for him to do so
he goes. "-Philadelphia Ledger