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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03

while ago. That is the crater that
will take the whole of Vesuvius and
let it go out of sight within it.
II would rather see the Seauoia
Gigantic than Niagara falls. They
are mightier, more beautiful. Now |
want TO tell you men today 1t is the
thing to spread the Sequcia Gigantic,
] have some two score Of them and /
think some of them now are not less
than eight feet in diameter They
have been planted there only lately,
Plant them anywhere. ! believe they
would grow here in Utah just a well.
"The lofty peaks show far greater
power than Niagara. When / look up
the side OF mountain a mile and
Elf and see rise upon rise, | feel the
impression OF present divinity crush
Ing almost everything into submission
to the will OF God. find a power in
these mountains of ours. They are
vast In proportion and beautiful In
their coloring"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03

twenty.four hours here made me stand
in awe. Niagara to be ruined ruined
simply to give somebody a dollar
Well, sir, l believe there are men that
would cut down the tree of life to-
morrow and sell the log il they knew
that the river of life would dry up
next week, If they could get hundred
dollars for that log | believe that.
"But want to say here today to you
people OF the west that Niagara is not
the greatest scenic thing we have.
Judged by the highest motive possible
1t Is not, | would sooner see Crater
lake than see Niagara Could | but
be permitted to lie all night awake on
the brink Of Crater lake and behold
that wonderous place! | don't know
how many of you have ever seen it.
That is the crater | referred to a
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03
After Roosevelt.

81 have been making my criticism
OF certain individual for whom l
have a high regard in Washington,
that it would have been fully as well,
and he would have shown greater
courage, II he had faced that bear with
a big bore camera instead of a 46 or 60
calibre rifle and three or four guides.
Let me see the man that will face ami
NAL life with camera rather than to
kill. What riot there Is about it out
here when we seek to encourage that.
| know where little group OF buffalo
grazes and have observed that every
time a train passes that place not a
person on the train but tries to turn
his head more than around to see
them. Men will tell you this is lit
tie thing, but ii is not.
81 have heard the story of the man
who had coach full OF people going
through Yosemite. One man calmly
reading novel wanted to know what
the coach had stopped for when the
guide was explaining the scenery, and
for this instance the whole coach-load
was blamed for not being enthusiastic
| tell you watch that whole coach-load
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03
Want Game.

"a man said to me the other day
coming here, Did you see any gameY
| said. Yes, the last time l went east
through here saw ten splendid ante
lope' WELL he said, Il would give
hundred dollars to see just one
Now just catch the spirit. l want the
railroads to just undertake that thing.
speak OF of the moment, nor of
narrow plan. Big things now, sir, or
nothing. Is is a good deal easier for
this body to do a big thing than it is
to do a little thing and great deal
better. II you plan some trifilng thing
today it will fall fiat thing That l
know. am here to substantiate in
detail, II you want 1t, for mean all
this positively.
II want the people out here to pre-
serve the scenery pure. These forests
should be preserved where they are
approachable. | know what it means.
| ha re been coming and going back
and forth for long time, but I'll con-
fess that the man has got to have a
good deal of endurance to get out today
on the Pacific coast to see big tree.
1t Is wonderful how they are gone. My
language may not suit you, but say
that the forests ought to be put where
they are approachable. Some OF you
men remember that when we used TO
leave Omaha TO come to Salt Lake we
didn't see any trees at all. And do
you remember that you put into the
railroad guide "a thousand-mile tree,
that used to stand here little bit
beyond the mountain. Some OF you
certainly remember it. There was
just one lone tree, and l have seen a
train full Of people with that railroad
guide coming to Salt Lake just asking
when they would reach that tree. AT
last they reached it. An old stump
stood there. AS the train passed, the
people all crowded to the windows and
doors and cranged their necks and said
See, here it is Nobody missed 1t, or
II they did they lied about it and said
they saw it, / guess, afterward.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03
Million Pigeons.

II wish l could see once more a
million pigeons as 1 saw them in
Minnesota in 1867. | wish l could
see five thousand geese arise from one
of those Minnesota lakes once more.
We have been simply murderers of
these wild things and the time has
c)me when there ought to be less Of it:
a stop ought to be put to 1t and we all
should begin the preservation of them
instead. Give to them fair chance
for life If there is no other reason than
the accomplishment of the mission
for which we are here together. Pre-
serve these and let them stand here
and have their pleasure Of existence.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03

ing OF the rock and brick for their
meat market. The contract was
awarded to Likes Bros. OF Teton,
their bid being 1923. The material is
now on the ground and will be used as
soon as spring opens. The building is
to be lSx50 and is to join Marler Bros.
store on the west. We welcome the
enterprising spirit in the town.
Jesse NJ. Baker contemplates extend.
ing his store to the north and putting
in a basement In the, early spring. His
business is growing.
Marler Bros. Co. have entered real
estate and insurance business and
have now on hand a number Of farms
and town tots and residences for sale.
The Teton Roller Mills are running
constantly and have now a full supply
Of all mill stufIs on hand They are
here for business
We would say to all the good people
OF Cache county and elsewhere, II you
haven't home and plenty of land
come and look al Teton and vicinity.
II you can't come, write. All inquir-
les will be cheerfully answered by
Marlcr Bros Co. real estate and in
surance agents.
The Teton Imperial Dramatic Co. is
alive and doing good work Their last
performance was great success.
Thco France, OF Lewiston. Utah, is
drilling the Teton vocal club,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03

The following is continuation Of
Dr. Grants splendid address before
the Salt Lake "See America First"
conference few weeks ago. His
words are fraught with no little inter-
est to this movement, and should
prove delightful to the people of this
western country about which he
spoke. The conclusion Of that por.
ton of his address published in our
last issue, dealt with Dr. Grants in
sistence that wild animal life be pre-
served. He continues it here, as fol-
lows:
"rhe buffalo, l want you to be-
gin saving some buffalo in order TO at
tract interest. Begin preser wing on
this western half of the continent the
buffalo, deer and beaver You cannot
present to the public any other attrac-
tion equal to that. And | ask that
these governors and lawmakers OF
these western states shall begin i'm
mediately to make some radical new
hunting laws-not game laws but ami
NAL laws Have you got the tip? We
have had enough hunting laws of men
gun authority.
81 read this week OF a man in Africa
that had killed two hundred elephants
in one year. 1t was pity that the
first one did not kill him. mean it.
There is no more reason why the ele-
plant should not have killed him
than there is that he should have
killed the elephant. Give equal rights
TO both, | say,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03
The Causes

A combination of events led up to
the tragedy Of this morning, which
pointed forebodingly to the dark eli
max. Monday night social gathering
OF friends was held at the Checketts
home. That night Checketts secured
bottle Of liquor, and before the morn.
ing OF Tuesday was under the influence
OF liquor. He started to abuse his
wife. All his troubles were laid at
her door Tuesday he drank more
liquor. His temper burst forth and he
threatened not only his wife, but his
children with immediate death. The
situation was growing tense. Neigh.
bors proposed that the police be sent
for but the Checketts, out of consid-
Grafton for their father, extended
leniency and begged him to sober up,
and quit his abuse OF Mrs. Checketts.
Their entreaties were of no avail.
Checketts went up town Tuesday
morning. Neighbors, as well as his
own family, implored him TO quit
Quarreling. He returned at O'Clock
in the afternoon more intoxicated than
he had been since the spree was COM
menced. Again at p. m. he visited
the business district.
Meanwhile his family was distract
ed. Checketts had made so many
threats. His condition was becoming
so alarming that immediate action
was thought necessary to prevent
tragedy. Since Monday morning the
older members of the family had not
taken their clothes Off. Their nerves
were shattered. While sitting in SOL
emn conclaye Checketts entered the
home
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03

iicers Chambers and Morrissey drove
rapidly to the place where Frank was
apprehended. He made no attempt to
get away, but on the contrary submit
ted quietly to the officers, and was
taken to the city jail. He occupies a
cell there now, awaiting the inquest
and verdict of the coroner's jury.
Before leaving the Checketts home.
the officers restored partial order to
the house and quoted the fears OF the
family.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03
About Niagara.

"Do you know-you talk about
Niagara. You tell me that Niagara
Is great scene. IL is, and 1t is sad
enough today that Niagara Is being
ruined. thought IL was not true,
But looked through their statistics
and the figures have startled me.
Figures which / read within the last
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03
Beats Wife

He struck his wife. his daughter
interposed, grabbed his hands and beg
ged him not to strike her mother
again. With curse she was thrown
aside and Checketts threatened her
life II she again interfered. Checketts
continued abusing his wife and one
time struck her across the head with
large butcher knife, saying, as he did
so, that he would kill her before morn
ing. The knife Is covered with blood
and hair.
About midnight Checketts had APP
parently spent the greater part of his
fury and he was induced to rest.
Frank and the children withdrew to
their bed rooms to snatch a few mo-
ments Of sleep. They were aroused by
loud talking and heard their father
say That II Mrs. Chccketts would go
to bed he would settle down and be
quiet. Later Mrs. Checketts cried
out. Frank got up and entered his
mothers bed room. He was put out
by his father and the door shut. Soon
a sculle on the inside made him an
xious for the safety OF his mother and
he opened the door. Checketts had
mis- wife by the throat, his fingers
were gripped hard around her throat
and she was slowly being choked in
20 insensibility.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03
KOdOl
Dyspepsia Cure

enables the stomach and digestive organs
To digest and assimilats all Of the whole
some food that may be eaten. II nourishss
the body. and rebulds the weak organs,
restoring health and strength. Kodol cures
Indigestion. constipation. dyspepsia. sour
risings. belehing, heartburn and all stomach
disorders.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03
The ''See America First Idea
By DIR. ROLAND D. GRANT


instead Of watching the one man. be-
cause the coach-load tells the story.
Transcontinental railroads cannot do
a much better thing than to create
here and there buffalo reserves or ami
NAL ranges
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03
1t Rests With YOU

to determine upon this piano matter:
DO you want musical instrument OF
any kind: Is that kind called
pianoy DO you care for case alone. or
do YOU want action and tone to har-
monte with outward appearance? If
you want complete combination of
piano perfection, we have what you're
looking FOR, otherwise we fear we can.
not serve YOU sure that our piano
prices and selling terms will suit you.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03
yater-just turn the tap.
Electric Lights for Teton.

Things are beginning to shape now
for the installing of the electric plant
OF the Fremont Light & Power Co.
The machinery and poles are all on
the ground and will be put in place as
soon as climatic conditions will per-
init. The plant will be located at the
site Of the Teton Roller Mills. The
wheel to be used with the fall Of water
at hand will give one hundred thirty
eight horse power. Lights will he
conveyed TO Sugar City and Salem,
both these towns acting in conjunc-
tion with Teton in the establishing of
the enterprise.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03
Digests What You Eat
Prepared 81 the Lab
eratsry Of x.o.DsWtts
. o.. ohisale, U.s.A

Sold andguaranteed by Ritter Bros
Drug Co. Logan, Utah; Montpelier
Franklin and Preston, Idaho.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03
Business Notes.

The Moss, Caldwell & Boam Co.
have Just let the contract for the lay
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

I'm the ludl1tsa mEn ia Arlzansas,
Writes r. a. Stanley, 81 Bruno, SINCE
the restoration ca sny Rafs's health after
fue EEHrs Cd continuous coughing and
ncedinF from the lunrs. and ] owe INV
good fortune 10 the worlds Eresiesi
medicine. I,r. kings New Discovery Scr
CnnsuHJinur, Winch know from en-
perlence wiz cure cansu1uTtian Il taken
IN time Ny Nlie improved win first
b0rtle and twelve bl1les completed The
cure Cures the worst UauFhs and
calds on MONEY refunded Al IA
Greene druggist Soc and sl09 nnal
hBrfle free
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Born on January 18th 20 ST. aud Mrs
lie. P Lamb a daughter
Ino. Carlton. formerly With The posi-
Office under lis brother, D r., Is nov
assistant postmaster, much 70 The delight
o. friends
Il a Smith. representative Of ihe
washington Daily Posi- was in Arcadia
ths week and hunted US mp. lie ms
heaiquar,ers for the winter At Jackson
vile.
Mrs n. Donaldson. who formerly kept
ihe Desoto Hotel. has leased the
Robertson Hotel and viii shortly open
II as q srst class boarding house AIRS.
Donalsou has arrived.
M Keep, represeuting the Dodson
Printers supply On, Of Atlanta, PAID rs
vist Tins ueek. also Representative
OF Ra1nhart RrothGs s. sqindler. q
Waihfngtou, was a visitor e day or 50
previous
Arcadia has never had resident
phoaoRrHpha Eho hRs girep sach ssiis-
iataiaan IS r. A Sagg Reunmher the
sandio is lacaicd above the s1Eifh Drng
co. sme. Sa1p and gsa rook when
DeKs IN ArcnaiH.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

Folcy 4 o., Chicago originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lunE
remedy, and ON account of the gueat
1nfrit and P1pulHrirt 81 Foley's Honey
ind Tu1 NANNY iiuttBtions are offered fld
me genuine Ask sor Foley's Homes
and Jar and refuse any subst5rute offered
as no other ErepHfEnun VIII Eire Ii,
sElne satisfaction II is mildly laxative
il CONTAINS mo olnEies and Is safest f1
children and de5oHis persons sold b
I'd Greene
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

vi Arplication iot Tax Deed Under Sertiou 81
chsptcr ~, Laws ~ Florida
Noiicc j. htreio zs,rn ih,l I " v-,.s.4...
~ Sn,ser q tax certifcstes Ms 6lSl c.ta.i mi,
~, - and cert No l67l. l67l. i67s ib,s it-S
isey ~. tated the srd day Of july. A ID lse
-. nlet seid cefuhcatcs 10 MY Office and IA.
l.-le sppucai,cl ior lax decd b Issue in ac.,,ri
ence with law. said certificates esnhracr ~,
ioi-otlil,E cescllbcd property situated IN Deyosr
county, FluIlds, ipuiii Lots ; and hlork 4
80 ! Z. 2, 8 10 NJ q and a. block n los : d
= , 2 olosk d, all book = an IN Hinkicv's ~.
diiion - Aroaiia. IA The said isnd f..sng ~
s.ss9a g the eale "a tie Issuance ~ such terii6
e.ie % me nauac a unknown. pnless al ~.
Hls4ie SASH * Icieelzcd 1coagliins 10 ilrg IA
80. ~i,l issee thereon On Tx ltth day al Feirn.
-i3 =, ID. l@t- Witness ms uficisi sir,sf.,r,
Nc ssai ms ne ltih t1y - January a. ID ~.
"A =. cA8lTON
-. -. Clefk q Ct, DcS5io Co. f,la.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25
Mensoe % FIeslth.

kidney truubie IS al iusifious danger.
and many People are victims % seTioui
malady before the Symptoms are reoog.
uinsd- Folg's kidney Cure oorgeets IT,
reguiaEities and ssrengthens and huiids
up he kidneys. and !, shouid Be ,ske1
Al the mrs, indication Of kidney uouble,
as il is impossible 10 have good health il
the kidneys are deranged Sold by I'd
Greene
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

u Coi.rIs l1drs.s t,...lt l,e.s,., r.-.,,. r-.,
-- - ~e.,-lis lllkr - sid co1iniy-
acit1e - J. cimricns has arriit,i IN ,hss
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4. y a y Asi,a' tscsased laico q Saii a,unl, al
--1o -1,-.t tlt illcteiofc 10 sitc "a ~
1l1iss all sld sissrlor lfe ki-.lI,e6 - '-,.i,,
- G 50 ccceletd 81 he ana arr[s- $500.
~ ccais 81 ths I'm olg q fsirusir ials ~
I, -s ~ stin1lis, g nrg tnty 1ale b. ~ cs-t;1-
trlnthd Is f1ased -s e''' .
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-, ss4 tais sc t1s ~ lreiasiy l1a6
D. COCHRAN
Coaais lrase
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

Rev. Bundiek viii lecture oa temper
IN the Baptist church next Sunday at II
a m, the Presbyterian church at ) p. m.
aud the Methodist church at Up. m.
Let US give him good audiences.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

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t atl IE q W. IIl4.-1'1. > s.
it.ee ~ rs Ifoiatt cl.lt (. r1
rnlca TN 8a s,tiI Tl s, ~
- - t y f1n ser
$780,. it ~ ~ uF Ard fi
AS fflis1Isfe
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ass tlle IA o11 ~ IltatI. Az to.e
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

a a Balhuun, the Eumumy-Fence-
Stay man, mas recently hougl1 hali
irtaTesi in the Mills orange grove near
tlle river, tor K5,lC0
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

Several eruineu1 8A7aist lirines have
reoeH1ly favored AroaiiA by preaching
recently IN The Bspsis cilursh hl1e.
siidh Is al rreseut vifh0ut rias1o4.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-11
VICTIM OF OUTRAGE
PERPETRATED DY RUSSIANS
THOUGHT TO DE A RESIDENT
or CRESToN, IOWA.
Friends Of Young Woman Seeking re.
lief Through Congressman Hep
turn--An Alleged Defect in
Passport.

Ores on Ia, Oct To-. Margaret G.,
NeirhaGcr of Gu Gag alleged TO be
The victim Of a Russian o TRACE $
thought to he Margaret & Whithat
fer. OF Creston, who was conducting a
schonl Of languages in Bedin and il
known to have gone to Russia as a
guest OF some pupils Her passport
gives her re idence as Crcston, la.
ID Is tn ughl he difficulty may have
been caused by the representation she
was from Chicago, probably from
these mo ives Friends of Miss Whit,
haner are making efforts to ascertain
the facts and secure relief through
Congressman Hepburn Miss Wier
haifer was probably taken from the
train some days ago by Russian olfic
ials at station near the border be,
cause Of the alleged defect in her
Her friends were not allow
ed TO leave the train with her and
when they last saw her as teh train
was leaving she was in Mysteries on
the station platform
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-11
WORKS WONDERS.
A Wonderful Compound. Cures Piles,
Eczema, Skin Itching, Skin Erup-
lions, Cuts and Bruises.

Louis Bernard Of 2o6 Ninth street.
employed AZ the American Steam
Laundry. says: II suffered from itch
ne hemmorrhoids for four or five
years When / became oyerheatcd the
annoyance almost drove me wild and
| tried one preparation after another
but received little If any benefit
Finally I procured DOan's Ointment
at Paul G. Schulz & Sons drug store.
and began the treatment The first APP
plication gave me relief, and by the
zine / had finished one box / was
cured ! do not hesitate to recommend
the remedy which does what is
claimed for IT,"
For sale by an dealers. Prce 50
cents. Foster Nilburu Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name -Doau's and
take no other
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-11
To Contractors.

Sealed proposals for the construc
ton Of foundations of concrete and
brick for round house, turn table pit
and cinder PTS al Cairo ILL.,, Will be
received by the Cairo a Thebcs rail
road company mp to 10 O'Clock a M.
October %. 1906. Plans and peciica
lions may now DE seen at the Office
of the chief engineer of the company
at Cairo, ILL., This company viii con
struct at this time the foundations
only for those structures, he remain
ing portion Of same to he constructed
after ttll is made in and around foun,
3ations Payments viii be made on
the 18TH of each month
The right to reject any or all bids
ia reserved.
]. ARMSTRONG
chief Engineer,
p. 4. SMITH. President,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-11
FAST GIVING WAY
Western Area Of High Pressure to Be
Followed BY Another Montana
Disturbance.

Washington. u. G, oct to.-The
weather bureau tonight announced it
was approximately 2o degrees colder
than yesterday in states east of the
Miss ippi river and that the light
snowfall doubtless would continue IN
the states alo~g the lower lake region
Snow is falling along the Grea
axes. The western area of high
pressure is fast giving way and a
fresh disturbance is moving eastward
on ita rear, the center being north OF
Montana.
The western area Of bish pressure
has oversprcad the central valleys and
southern districts with heavy and XIII.
ny frosis IT. Mississippi and all norm
pf Memphis White frost also occur
ed in Oklahoma. ca tern and central
Tennessee and "A heavy frost In north
western Arkansas.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-11
DEAD EMBEzzLER
AS Head of Great Drug Firm Left
Bogus Paper Agar,gating Sew
cral Hundred Thousand.

Philadelphia. Pa. Oct t0-Accord.
ing To a statement which the Public
Ledger will publish tomorrow on au,
hor.ty of a member of the Wampole
company Henry K Wamp0le. drug
manufacturer whose body was found
recently in East River. New York,
lied an embezzler Of perhaps more
than $5o5.0Jp Of the firms money.
Wamnola. Fl is stated. left paper rep
resenting several hundred thousand
dollars in about sixty banks in this
city and state and New Jersey.
Not until a few days prior to his
lea aid his partners have any idea
Of his dafalcations The dead man, it
is said had for a short time, been
engaged in a number of exceedingly
risky transactions, and even resorted
10 perjury in order to secure money
from the banks.
Creditors Of the company have
been asked TO await the maturing OF
a plan which, it is expected, will re-
suit in the payment of every dollar
due Application ha, been made for
.harter for a new corporation, capt
allied at s10oo.000 aud the business
o be carried ON under the new man
'gement.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-11
FICHT|NGMACHINES
Beng Butt BY England Arc M5rvels
Of Ingenuity in Marine
Architecture.

London. DC. 10.-The Telegraph
says hat the three armored cruisers
now under construction about whica
20 much secrecy has been maintained
by tho admiralty. are IN reality bat
tIrs hips of as heavy hroadsides fire
a. the D,caduau-ht. but very much
faster These vessels viii, ia fact. De
fha most wonderful ships ever buil.
f1r any navy IN that they will have "a
greater offensive power than any two
bat'leships nos in commission in any
fleet iu the world. combined with eN-
frapriinary speed far in excess Of
anything hitherto attained By a pr-
cliIar arrangement Inc gun fire Of
fre @ vessels in chasing i- as heavy
OH head or stern fire as any three for
s.-u haiti ships while on beam DO will
have effect If any two other battle
ships