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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-09
CELEBRATION IN FRANCE.
Festivities In Honor Of Raising of the
Siege Of Orleans by Joan Of
Arc Proceeding Peacefully,

Orleans, France, May 8.-The festiy-
tiles in the celebration anniversary Of
the raising Of the Siege of Orleans by
Joan Of Arc, when the city was besieged
by the English in 1929. are proceeding
without any disturbance.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-09
smaIter CLOSED DOWN.

Salt Lake City, May S.The plant
of the American Smelling and Rein
ing company at Murray employing a
thousand men was closed down today
because OF strike OF ore handlers
and furnace chargers
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-09
DENTISTS HAVE a NEW PLAN.
Convention at Cedar Rapids Proposes
Dividing State into Fifteen Dis
tricts-Laree Number Attend.

Cedar Rapids. May Sat the meet.
ing of the Iowa State Dental society
held here a plan was considered to di-
vide the state into fifteen districts,
with dental society for each district.
No dentist is to be a member of the
state. society unless he is a member of
the district society Almost 200 mem
bers were In attendance.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-09
Milwaukee Brakeman Killed

Davenport, May g. Especially -
John Olerick, a Milwaukee brakeman,
was killed in the roads yards at Ma
baut near Davenport last evening.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-09
RaItImore Democratic.

Baltimore, May S.-The democrats
swept the city In yesterdays munici-
pal election. The plurality OF Mahool,
democrat, for mayor over Timanua.
repuhli hlican. WAS 4.641, : !;
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-09
FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT.

New Jersey Woman Racing With
Train When Machine Overturns
Girl Is Killed.
Asbury Park, N. j., May 8.-While
racing with a Jersey Central railroad
train between Point Pleasant and AS
bury Park today an automobile in
which Mrs. G. w. Boyse and Miss
Awilda Mass. of Point Pleasant, was
riding, overturned Miss Mass was
instantly killed. Mrs. Boyce was rem
dered unconscious.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-09
Deadlock Continues.

Deadlock Continues.
Madison, Wis, May s.Today's bal.
lot for the United State senatorship
resulted:
Stephenson, 26.
Cooper, IS.
Esch, 81.
Hatten, 16.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-09
Jr. o. u. A. M. ISTITUTED

Tazewsll Council No, 1856 Jr. O.
L, A. NJ, was organized in the
Pythian Hall last Saturday night.
The Council was organized with
bright prospects, Abont 20 charter
memoirs were initiated including sew
eral members of the old lodge, which
was in existence here several years
ago, The following officers were
elected and installed for the ensuing
term of six months;
;, Bowen, Jr. p, G, G. G, Hiltz-
heimer, c.; III. +, Easton, V. {, It.
A. RepasS, r. s.: w, b, Leslie, f..
3: w. j. Mitchell, W.: J, A. l..
Harry, Con. b, +. Howell, I. S.
f. Wall, o, s.; w, X, Vermillion,
}. A, Hagy and J, l.. Stevenson,
Trustees.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-09
A NEW DOCTRINE

TazeweIl people are to hear new
doctrine proclaimed, that is, if thew
are willing 10 hear. a lady lecturer
and teacher, Mrs Marie Elizabeth
Bailey, of Los Angeles, California,
is the exponent of the new doctrine,
new To us nj least, as formulated
distinct science. Mrs. Bailey's sub,
jects will be Life, Science, Physical
Education I'm It's Broadcast Sense.
Music, Art and Literature. Mrs.
Bailey is bright, intelligent wo-
man, about 90 years of age and, an
example of vitality and youthful
ness, which she claims as direct re-
suit of the application of her teach
ings 10 her own life. We feel sure our
people will give the lady hearing,
and If she can teach us how better 10
live, prolonigng life and increasing
our powers and wasting energies her
visit will be a blessing.
Mrs. Bailey reached town last Sat
urday, and is stopping with Mrs. DIR.
Cooley.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-09
Cedar Bluffs Reply to Blue
Sulphur
Communicated. }

In the issue of Pocahontas Head.
light, of the date the 2nd of August.
IL Is commended that the postoffice al
present known as blue Sulphur, -
should hereafter be called "Cedal
blun' These two postoflices are
within Ii mile OF each other in the
town of Cedar Bluff, the former at
the railroad station (near the Scots
and the latter in the more thickly
settled part of the town.
why was the Cedar Bluff postoffics
removed FROM the residence of II. Nj.
scott at old Cedar Buff, TO its pres
ent location? Because Mr.. Scott
could not take what was known as
the Iron Clad Oath" which nj the
close of the Civil War was required
by the Federal Government i'm order
TO mold Federal office, and Miss
Ruthy Prather, whose father then re-
sided where t. A. Gillespie now
lives, consented TO take charge of the
Office for the convenience of the peo-
pie, with the understanding that il
DE moved TO her fathers residence
which was done, and she took the
required oath and became postmis-
tress, which Office she held for a num-
Der OF years, and il was still Cedar
Bluff postotfice and has remained so
Notwithstanding its location on the
banks of Indian Creek, to the pres
ent time.
She was succeeded by DIR. James
Peery, deceased; he by Alex Beavers
and Beavers by G. III. Peery and he
10y the present postmaster, w. p.
Cecil.
II seemed then, AS it does now. to
have been but natural and appro-
pirate that the Office be moved into
the town Of Cedar Bluff in order TO
accommodate the patrons OF the office
who afer the close of the war were
rapidly building up and peopling
the town, and as natural conse-
quence II became necessary that the
Office be located i'm or near the center
OF the town. At the time Of the
removal of the Cedar Bluff postofiice,
Immediately after the close of the
civil War, and until but recently,
we have never heard an objection
offered as TO its location.
August eth, 1907,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-09
SENSATION AT NORTH TAZE.
WELL.

There was quite a sensation on
Wednesday, at North TzeweIl
N q serious consequences
were threatened. Several ladies came
upon tramp in the road, who by
his actions gave them a frightful
scare, Mhether intended or not. The
ladies ran screaming TO their home,
and one of the citizens, armed with a
gun, went in search of the man, who
was finally located and arrested. A
gun was found on his person. He
was tried before Squire III. G. Pee
ry on Wednesday, and fined $40 for
carrying a gun, and other misde-
meanors and given 80 days in Jail.
lie gave his name as j. w. Maxey.
and his home, Roanoke. He was on
his way home TO move his family.
he said TO Berw indie, where he has
been at work.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-09


The large al of the Wittens Mill,
Supply Company in this issue, Of
course attracts attention. Readers OF
this paper will end it to their inter.
est to visit this store, and inspect the
large stock they offer.
Rev. II. NJ. Fugate preached his
farewell sermon last Sunday, as pas
tor of the Baptist church here. His
congregation was large at both morn
ing and evening services. At the
close of the service delegates were APP
pointed to the New Lebanon Baptist
Association, which meets at Lebanon
in Russell county the last of this
month, as follows: A w. AIRING
ton, j. A. Leslie and n. w. Kiser.
Mrs. I'D. HARRISON has been quite
sick all the week. She is some better
this a. IN.
Lathrop O'Keefe came home from
Williamson day or Two ago quite
sick. 1t is reported this am. that he
has typhoid fever.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-09
Life Insurance

For twenty-five cents you can now
insure yourself and family against any
bad results from an attact of collie OF
d:arrhoea during the summer months.
That is the price of bottle Of Cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, a medicine that has never
been known to fail. Buy it now, it
may save life. For sale by Jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-09

III Is understood that committe q
OF three has been appointed bytbe Fair
amusement, on advertising. So far
as IL Is evident up to this date, within
ABOUT one month of the meeting of
the fair' nothing has been done ex-
-cept issue catalogue, and not one
person In thousand will ever seeone
III theFair is to be more than conn
" meeting, lot of work should no
uohe at once TO let people know
about il.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-09
Death of Mai. Henry,s Mother

Maj. h. r. Henry returned last
Saturday from his visit to the death
bed of his aged mother. Her death oc-
Cured on Tuesday the Both of july.
The burial took place at Fredricks-
burg the home of her childhood.
Mrs. Henry was IS years old. We
regret that we cannot publish an ex-
tensive and detailed history of this
remarkable mother.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-09
A Significant PRAYER

May the Lord help you make Buck
Zen 5 Arnica Salve known to all, writes
d. u; Jenkins, of Chapel Hill. N. a. II
quickly took the pain out Of a felon,
ior me and cured it in a wonderfuII1r
snort time. Best on eprth for sores
Durns and wounds. 25c at Jacksons
drug store. -N90na
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-09
SP GALS
HIS w E E K


46 inch Persian lawn, fine quality, at 25c yard.
% inch cotton crepon, blue, pink, red, green and
lavender, 15c yard.
36 inch solid blue and gray bingham ~ 1-2c.
This goods is being sold at IL LIE wholesale.
Extra quality fine brown 36 inch domestic Be-
Cotton sutings for early fall wear dark ,colors
at 15c.
Great values in ladies necllwear, both silk and
wash materials INT very much less that one half
price.
White wash belts at one half price
Black taleta jumper suits S7.S9 these were
$3.50 each
Whitley wash parasol that sold at ST. 3 now S1.25.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11
Had Wrong Parties

M. S. Sims, of near Crotch
er, who had some chickens
shot aud s.uleD sometime ago
aud reported the parties,
writes us that he has found
out since That The person who
told him the names Of the
thieves Wa mistaken. The
men wsre reported rs resid-
ing III Marshaii aud having
been recognized by q neigbbor
to whom they had telephoned.
Mr.. Sims is sorry that the
mistake happened and apollo
gizes TO the gentleanen.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11
Champion Snake Hunter

j. W. Kent, OF east Of town,
in Tuesday with his
grandson, Fred Brown, who
is the champion snake hunter
of these parts. He says the
boy raises an awful racket
when he finds a snake-beipg
deathly afraid OF them. While
out with him Monday the boy
ran across four snakes and in
each case he had TO come 70
his rescue and kill them.
Since Mr.. Kent gives the boy
credit for being a champion
snake hunter, he no doubt
wants credit for being q cham.
pion ~exterminator.
Mr.. Kent says be is glad 10
see bis friend, Mrs. W. ID.
Wood, Of Nayton, reading the
Republican and says she
praises the paper but adds
"drat it's politics!"
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11

There's something missing right In
the middle Of II. but the points there.
and It's Just the point I want you to
soc Useless each without the other"
That's Il exactly. The man who wrote
II. whoever he was, probably wasn't
thinking about yellow envelopes, but
II nts everv phase OF married life. You
don't often get 20 much practical com.
mon sense out OF poetry. Useless
each without the other" La me, Bill
can't do all the home building by him.
self. You've got to pitch In and help
him. and the place to begin 10 right at
the cashiers window on Saturday
afternoon.
P~srtnsrshlp In Salary.
or course you don't have the pleas
ure Of the cashiers acquaintance. He'e
q mighty nne fellow. IL the cashier. but
you've got no business at his window.
Thnt's Bills place. But IT'S . good deal
important that Bill doesn't lose what
the cashier gives him before he gets
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11
Accident at Republican Rally.

Waterbury, Conn.,, Oct. 81
During a Republican rally in
the North End Athletic Club
r. Om tonight the floor col.
lapsed, precipitating $50 men
Into the cellar of the building.
BY the explosion of a lamp
the building was set on fire
aud the crowd of men strug-
gled aelplessly.
The fire was extinguished
within an hour, and when the
the men were rescued from
the cellar it was found that
one, Harry Dean,a well-known
Republican worker, was per-
u, ps fatally injured. Among
those injured we're John E.
), well, Republican candidate
for mayor, who had just
sLoken as the building col
lapsed, and Senator Irving
P.C Chase, one Of the prominent
men in the city.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11
"Tnat's Buzz place"

THAT'S Buzz place" family r~sfriesra-
tor. and Il puts q bend In . womsn's
back and a dent IN Z woman's hsast
that shouldn't be there. I Just mention
ed this Incidental have no doubtabcut
your William getting homo At q propsg
hour Saturday night and rsasonab&y
upright. What ] mean, sweetheart =
that the effect Of your gentle influence
should. Be felt by him from the moment
he draw his pay; that hs should b %
impress With the principIs q part.
nership, Of equal rights In the proceeds
OF his labor. that he 10 thinking Of yoa
when he opens the yellow envelope
thinking Of you when be counts N
contents and thinking Of you 90 be
rides homo with II intact. And It's up
TO you to do the impressins-not with
q rolling pin OF q fiatiron. but by show
ing him that you have . deep personal
interest In his affairs. that you are ~
doll baby to be dressed and pstted. but
a sensible woman whose chief thought
is her husbands welfare. 4 woman
who knows that . dollar u composed Of
100 cents and who knows how or 10
willing to learn how to make every
n Of them worth par In the domestic
economy.
The woman who takes no thought %
her husband's financial a6sirA who
spends his money without knowing a.
caring Whist he AFFORD, 10 not q
helpmats, but an incumbrancs. II may
b that he carries. tho load willingly.
even joyfully. II may be that In the
nrst overwhelming unselnshness Of his
love he would not have her any differ
ent. But he will and that the load
grows heavier with time. and then he
win sigh for the help and sympathy to
which be II entitled. He win 90 on
bearing the load. NO doubt, unless be d
overwhelmed by disaster. but be will
rscognisss that IL n Z tload,s that be, he'd
sonnehow been ehestsd wfSsn ne wed
ding cards were dealt thai the whole
business h unfsir ana marsiAss indeed
Z 5failups. Such Z wVEagng rtt3s ygir1
dopee'ts measut1 mp ttd( 611d =
INVITE She hr1 ed NfaorpdP|
trai(y ana tradt4 fqt6ot hapt g.
rp0cG9t gsatinclbonkaI want
~ btef - b. aud'9t1oe1n9
~ era shaI \ ~ Al
IN ~ - ~ ~.
/ tlnd ef : III g,y18f pe4hef CO
hleesFl IN 49, 80 ~ tl.a ! I
~. 49,
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11

Suppose that he otpes fession Of weak.
you half his salary. ness or incapa.
biiity and. besides. places an unfair load
on the wife. The better plan Is based on
the idea OF equal partnership. equality
OF income, equality OF expense an6
equality Of proht. That 10 to say. NJ
him divide his salary with his wifs,
each assume responsibility for half q
the Fixed expenses Of the household,
and each have the right to spend az
rave bis or her share q the remainder
without question from the other. That
gives the wife q definite standing IN
the economy Of the household; II makes
her financially indepsadsnt. and at the
same time places an obligation upon
her which she 10 not likely TO ignore.
That's the way Td like TO see you
and, william arrange your affairs. be-
cause I know by my own experiences
ss well AZ the experience OF othsrs
that II Ia ths surest road to independ-
encs and because Il promotes that ms
ssal ssspect and confidence ve1sA,
whsa associated with love. Tern -
tasis o. married happiness.
OF course I don't know, NJ 0eof,
what Williams attitude may BE-. Sons
men ihnd II mighty hard TO cough ~
any part Of their income even ia
household expenses, let alone pin
money. But. taking II for granted thai
he's the kind Of . hairpin I think he ID
and Willing to do ths square thing By
you when Do learns what h the square
thing, lets figure . little on your end
Of the ssesaw. Suppose that be gives
zoo hsif Of his salary and he says
'.now, darling" o. 'swsstnsss." OF
''bunch q roSsss -whatevsr II ID b
calls you when his dinner ats him vel
NOW. goa, pay Tor the provisions, thu
laundry and the help, and al you have
lsft you can spend for clothes or any
! thing else you want but you mustn't
sGcsed your allowance. and II you cor
save some OF II al The better. I'll pay
The rent, the fuel, tho light and oil tn
othsr expenses, with the same under
! Standing a. to the ieavings." 6uppos'
b does this, what are you going to do
/. III ne give you . fsw polnters.
= the farut p1ace. cont have . charg'
acc6unt anywhere. IT'S mighty con
vsnisnt, but IT, also mighty expensive
4 dollar In cash win 90 . rood de-
furtbee Tim 10 seeatnrsn the qrecer'
bod ~ - u1yEwhossver you ~
~ h4G1I ~ y0pr noney, -
No. p1s9o. 6oGno9thino1k ot ~
4ik1oN xAuft1rA IN hN&Gn1tionitoltn
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11

Bfit's ,corking for you. valuable In bust
ness nj home as In business down
town: the only trouble is the more You
know about II the less You like II. AZ
the same time the more you know about
human nature the better you like the
cssh system.
Two-thirds OF the economy OF the
household In In the buying; the othei
third II in the use OF what you buy
The last even more than the first N
quires experience. and II II expert
ence that must be mostly self gained
bat your mother "a help you a ioi
n you will let her. guess I've saic
more than you want to read aboul
spending and mighty little about say
Ing. There isn't much 10 say about
saving. As old John Sherman said
about specie payments. "The only wa,
to resume 10 to resume" So with saw
iug-the only way to save Is to save
Don't stint, There is a broad differ
ence between stinginess and economy
Dress az prettily and as stylishly Al
you can, have all the comforts and
luxuries you can properly AFFORD. but
keep within your allowance and al
ways aim to have a margin at the end
Of the week.
whether it's big or little. have q
margin. and then you are always on
the safe side. also the saving side
Put the margins away somewhere-tht
banks the best place-and keep them
Don't touch your savings for any
thing but actual necessity. and n !
should come to that your old dat
would like to be consulted.
Now. my little girl. this h q mighty
prosy subject. Maybe it's distastefui
but you want TO remember that Bill
downtown in his shirt sleeves working
working for you. and IT'S q doggonet
prosy business. too, taking II by itself
But his love oils II with poetry. and o
your love for him can weave hexame
tiers. or whatever they call them, abou
the dollars and cents. the toll AMI
the trouble and the tears Of househol'
economy. Put the poetry into II, hon
O.. put the poetry But see whiz
there's my train- 0oodbyi Your 81
esetionats dad. JOHN 6NEED.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11

more rhnn you expected. n there's a
mistake or an overcharge you a have
II corrected nj once II you are paying
cash: " you nre doing business on
credit you probably won't know any
thing about II at all.
Where the Economy Lies.
In the second plnce. do your owe
marketing no far as you can. It's the
only way TO be reasonably sure that
ron are getting whit you pay for. II
gives you an opportunity TO see what
10 In the market and TO make better
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11
Two Rare Articles.

E. NJ. Iglehart, of Miami,
handed us a big red apple
(genuine) and L. G. Shackel-
ford, of Naptou, brought us a
gallon OF honey (the real
honey-bee kind Tuesday and
all our troubles quickly van.
ished. Who wouldn't be an
editor?
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11
rcopyrisht. 1907. by Casper 9. Yo.t.I

MY DEAR LITTLE GIRL
" don't know how big a wad
lv Bill puts into his pockets
when the ghost walks on Sat.
urday afternoon, but I'm pretty sure
that sweet william IL no $4,000 beau
", at least not to anybody but you.
His employers may pay him a pretty
good salary. but I'll bet a whole string
q Missouri mules that he earns every
cent Of II, and the future happiness Of
both Of you depends to a great extent
on how you spend II. ! am led to this
reflection by the faint odor Of burning
currency which clings to your last let
ter and which leads me to believe that
Williams expenditures are running q
pretty close rae with the pay wagon.
I may be wrong about this, but I've
been loaded up with a few brief re-
marks for some time and I'll feel bet.
ter n I can deliver them where I think
they'll do the most good. Maybe I'm
wrong In my surmises, but II I am you
won't take u amiss. You know your
nomadic old dad has but one object IN
view. and that In to make you happy,
20 show you the way rs well m he can
20 the permanent happiness that comes
with q life well lived.
Now, nj old Psrson Smart used 20
say. after he had led his bewildered
hock 10 far from the text they couldn't
remember. whether II was from the
Songs Of Solomon or the Epistle to tho
Observation-Disclosures we will return to
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11

selections. q
than that, n
teaches you to
recognize values
and u gives you
a knowledge OF
human naturs
you couldn't &C
quire In a hun
dred years by
sitting In your
bOudOir ana NJ
mono reading m
Indiana novel
A knowledge OF
human nature u
mighty valuable
my dear. Just q,
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11
Nerve
Sick

IF weak, WORKOUT,
nervous, cannot sleep;
have Indigestion, head
ache, neuralgia or peri
odic pains, It is because
your nerves are weak. It
h the lack of nerve force
that makes the stomach,
heart, lungs, etc., work
fmperfectly-becom sick.
D.. Miles Nervine cures
The sick when IL restores
nerve strength, and puts
the power behind the or
gans to do their work.
almost three years I suferes from
ton OF the heart. I could not est gr
s';sHss sa ; soniisisss;. ~ HI,I S:sss9 ala T sss
: n R'p Sop ss% 81 any D q ,h. sso d nGs ni me
q .Ssa' sy d. E i M.,ssi E'r sns r. s:s
from the nrst. Ind after q Few days
felt like q new person. II not only
relieved my heart and nerves. but
en- I'M very srst.fui wSscsus" s,nss hsvs
stopped using II. I have had absolutely
no return Of my old trouble"
MRS. HOWARD. FORD. -
40 gummit Ave. Worcester. Mas.
druggist. who viii cusSscsse susss.' the.
Nrst bottle will beueWt. N u falls, no
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11
rntted IDIOT.
wife 90 Financial Manager.

The average oma Is a better man.
ager In small things than the average
a In the financial affairs Of The
household she can make a dollar -
twice al far al he can II she wants b
do II and puts her mind on II. She h
better at driving q bargain. has q clear
or understanding Of values and q great.
or respect for the penny a. a unit Of
measurement When . nan gets this
fact into his head. when he learns that
she not only desires to help him. but 10
TO be trusted with the purse strings,
he 10 pretty likely TO make IN Of Der
talents and let her share In the ex.
penditure OF the salary. Many q man
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11

home. Lots -
men are careless
that way. ~
dear. Lots q
them don't -
homo at oil Sat.
urday night. OF
course that ~
lieves the wS0-
an Of some ~
sponsibniU b
the matter I'm
talking about.
bot II also ~
moves the oecn.
lsity for ice In IL
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11

Don't worry about your kidneys
when you a obtain 30 days treat.
ment Of PInenles for ei.00. These
iuiic globules bring relief In the firs,
dose. Backachs, Lumbago and Rhe
umstism yield quickly. n not salts.
fed your money refunded. This IL q
fair offer you cant lose. Sold by Z.
n, Frankliu.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11

10 90 impressed
with the imam.
eta. ability OF
bis wife and bis
own lack Of II
that he tn n .
over all Of bis
earnings 10 Der
and 10 a greater
gamer by the
transaction. But
such a shifting
OF responsibility
n In itself con-
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-11

home seekers. The vessel
encountered three days Of
rough weather, with easterly
yalesand heavy seas.