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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
Postal and Patent News.

[From Our Regular Corrcspondent.] "
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March 26.--Patents
issued: virginin-Edward s tDinkel. Bridge
water. windowshade roller; Bonifaco, Gras-
berger Richmond. CLAMP. setting machine;
Charles p. vnwter, BlacksburB. recording
instrument. \ S. / u, g
North Carolina-Thomas =. Lee. Charlotte,
Insulating clamp. Eiy 4, 't5i8
Postmasters appointed: Yirglnia--;-Boggs.
Accomac county. Joseph w. Griner.. vice
Henry Battaile. resigned; Goshen, Rock
bridge county, H. p. Judy. vice James +.
Gunne. resigned; Laurel Fork. Carroll coun-
ty John p. Burnett. vice Ewell L. Brans.
come resigned: Oyster. Northampton coun-
ty. Annie e. Martin, vice William T. Travis,
resigned. .a.g,
North Notwithstanding, Cherokee coun.
ty, James Robinson. vice Calvin Robinson,
resigned. gt$taias Ns&'f
George A. Lane appointed regular ,Jat
seph r. Pickering substitute. rural free dc,
livery, carrier route /. at, Aurorn, N. G.
The post-otfts at stickleyville. Lee coun-
va; BroS River, Mcdowell 3county;
Elmer Yancey county. and Horners.a Moore
county, N. c.. ordered discontinuedr:i8
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BRADBURN RECOVERING.
Young Man Who Cut His Throat
Won't Talk of Himself.
ecial 70 The -l)ispateh,

TSpeclaI 70 The 'TImcs-Dlsphtch,]
DANVILLE, VA, March 26.--stuart
u Bradbnm, Of Bridgewater, who
made a sensational attempt to end
his life by cutting his throat with a
pocketknife at the Southern Railway
station here yesterday afternoon, is
getting along nicely at the General
Hospital, whore he IL receiving treat
ment The Indications tonight point
TO his recovery. A friend Of j, r.
! Bradbnrn, father OF the wolid.bc sui
ieide, arrived here to-day, and could
account for no motive for the deaa
Brsdbsrn niaintaing a stubborn silence
| regarding the cause OF Ills sllort al
self-destructIon.
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conducting his defense in
rational inanner.
Saws IT'S All Right.

Messrs. partridge and Oltcilly went
with Mrs. Evelyn Thnw TO the Iombs,
and there in the hospital ward they
met tho prisoner This ward had
boon placed at their disposal because
Of tho crowd In the usual consultation
room, The brothers of the defendant
did not 1go To the Tombs,I but hurried
uptown with the news of the commits
sion 10 their mother aud sisters, VINO
were waiting IN their apartments.
Tl,aw had OWNED the result OF the
conference with Justice FttHgerald
and was not in the least surprised
'.It is nll right, dcnric. he SAID
to his wife. II ain not afraid OF +
commission. ! am a sane man
now, Just MS sane rs the Judge
himself, and am sure that any
fair minded commission will SO de-
clare me-
The attorneys quickly Withdrew
from tho conferences and Thaw ana
his wife sat FOR long time together
discussing what the commission PROB
ably would do. When Mr.. Hnrtr,ose
came out he declared: "The fortitudc
OF tho boy (mcaning Thaw) astonisnes
mo sometimes. and 1t certainly aiu
to-day"
Later in the afternoon Thaw sent
out a statement in which he SAID:
"Evervthing is perfectly salts
fnctoryJto me. am sure VIII
no able to satisfy the commission
that am sane at the present time.
ANYTHING Justice Fitzgerald does
Is nll right He has always acteed
n a fair and impartial manner.
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elyle, otherwise William,

5Willlam selyle otherwise William
Smith sometimes W144Anm Pullin, but
best Known as willie" to nearly every
office on Main Street. paid q co , 81,
yester day, and after discussing ms q,
i.irs with the superintendent took
French leave. Willie is beggar' pom ~
by cnoice and by profession. ne - ~ ~
EiVe points to any one who proposes
"a make a study OF the best means OF
working the chSr i1'is yn inyIn tho ud-
v, r. esEl 81 w,tn GOOD %'s aeN and
M the Proud i Prince" his costume was
not more suitable to his part than "
Wilie's get up When oHt ~ ~, ahnca az q
fa5't sore reporter Willie considered. not
SUN ciently pathetic for his profe ,s,o,:
gothey found their Wny 1S ooN ls to pn he
the pswnnrnker; MI niye ui lis ago as
tWenty- FOUR His tow head and, faint
whita mustache are well crusted VAIN
ART and NJ " Ifs n shosto s0
long standing, although many JOB
has been his. Even drivlng q ca, cart'oua q
dirt from 20 s fean ss'n for HIS mus
e euNllarity. Tho one man While is really
AFRAID Of Is his old friend, M. Cruten-
eld whose morning re na ties
peg Th ere ' i Is an N once on Main Street
mat While has worked up to the lim-
IL and a little beyond. When he Came
| III The other day the cashier TOOK 20 W
|tnnot him with the patrol wagon, VII.
! liz left suddenly without the formalitS
| OF goodby,
His call on Or, Buchanan, Of the AZ ~,
1 ISOLATED Charities, yesterday had mucf
/ tina e same result, although me CONVEX
i skktion was more extended, When tn
slperintepdent inquired how " hap
III 4 collection to bury his mother f.
En- a. !, nineteenth time In Ave years. VII
lies only defense, through his coptou
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RICHMOND VA ~ 1907

q Ch!lds. Hanover. $1,000. Robert 9,
son AHgmsn slies1oS ertF nn,
NJ, .niiok, Augtistn, t1,aoo; Robert 7.
Wfiteliead, Nelson, s1.400; John ~
obefrlin RocNbriage 'J 5;sSo d Trnnc y
Carroll, Fnirfax, $1,000; Herbert Il.
'iaan,ey, Alexandtia, $1,000 Mrs Column
binfN. PAYNE Norfolk, l;0oo 4 Char +,
,,otte 7. Dennis, Norfolk, 5000; Richnra
NJ. I'aunt1aroy. Augusta, 1000; iseuben
ih,9Ira; p5D.Scl,lana !SSSSS M na,,., MY
Hammer, Irn ffax. 5000; Miss Sarah !, 81.
Mullen. Richmond 5000; James w.
Held Louaoun, 5000. II ss,s "
Bnreau IF Education.
4 Miss Chtoltne Forbes, Westrnorelard.
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BURTON SAYS HE WILT
"GETsEVEN" With MAYOR

A letter has been received In this
city from a. Chadwick Burton, the en-
.tertainment 4 promoter and purveyor.
who had his TT oubles In Richmond
about year ago and who attributed
most of them to the vigilance and ac-i
tlvity OF the Mayor In the letter 1t
is understood the ex-prisoner expressed
his opinion, OF the Mayor.in Language
more empha t Ic and profane than po-
lite or considerable, and intimated that
the is nursing his wrath with a hope
some day OF getting even with Mayor
Mccarthy, who exposed his methods OF
money making at the expense Of
churches and other organizations.
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ny WALTER EDWARD HARRIS.

s.if " w ALlGlt cD W ALL IlANNAS.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March ga;
Mrs. Flora Adams Darling, OF this city.
has. presented to William and Mary
College historic mirror from the
White House, which will hang In the
new library OF the institution. The
was made through Judge
B. Matthews. OF this city. who
purchased the mirror at an auction
sale In this city some years ago. He
kept the mirror In his residence for
some time. but when he recently closed
his house and went to reside in apart
monts, at the solicitation OF Mrs. Darl-
ing. ne allowed her to have the relic.
and she has presented 1t to tho old
Virginia college.
Judge Matthews. in a letter to Prosl-
dent Lyon G. Tyler, OF William and
Mary. says OF the mirror:
SIN 1902 when the Executive
Mansion was remodeled and re-
Furnished to meet modern ideas,
sale Of the old furniture was or
dered By the President but was
quickly countermanded by Con-
gress-'to save the relics How
ever, l had purchased the mirror.
and It han been IN my possession
Until this tercentenntal year. and -
now transfer 1t to Mrs. Darling 70
place in permanent nome IN thc
!. Old Crown College OF the Domin-
ion.
.The mirror. with bronze frame,
a. style OF tho sixteenth century.
10 pass on events OF history and
portray heroes, represents DRAKE
Cnvendish, Raleigh and Smith.
It is said the mirrors were
placed in tho Executive Mansion
when finished and furnished and
flrst occupied by Mr.. Adams, IN +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
Nervous
Indigestion

The action Of diges-
ton is controlled by
nerves leading to the
stomach. When they are
weak, the stomach is de-
prived Of its energy. 1t
has no power to do its
work. If you want per-
manent relief, you must
restore this energy. Dr,
Miles 1Jervi1he restores
nervous energy, and gives
the organs power to per.
form their functions.
qg many years %Sa as an a;u a
m most wf bar e. aesPonasaa keds p
is O. 10 relief uHt, 9A Se n,gIns lass
s sfs ssre ssy'ss s i
tic purcha s. Of one bottle OF NerYln I,a
and one OF Heart Cure. In q few DAYS
began to feel better. Whish, -, e, eG the
aged mo SO much that / con1,n nrs I , iatn
!, q dozen bottles. am very mueh INA
! proved In every way; n pody, ,, im,i. u
and spirits since. make g spe enc
feel sincere pleasure u kn95Wlmg
that several persons have been p oa,s i,
flied tfToYTh tH1yN e%ahlyiiie n q
Or. Miles, Nerylne Is solo ny yo9SS s
druggist, who Will Ouarantee tnns VIZ
first bottle VIII benefit. u u falis, no
VIII refund your money, !.
Miles Medical CO, Elkhart, 1nd
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PRICES TAKE AN
UPWARD bound

Continued from First Page.)
but it was not without effect on the
trading.
Except for occasional recessions. due
to profit-taking, the strong tone con-
t1nued to the close, and the final prices
throughout the list We're at substan
tial advances from yesterdays clos
ing quotations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
Mrs. Elizabeth Priscilla Thornton

Mrs. Elizabeth Priscilla Thornton
died last night Mt the residence OF her
son, Mr.. Robert G. Thornton, NO, 1919
Years. She was tho daughter Of Robert
Grnmmer, OF Locust Grove, Dinwiddle
county, and Elizabeth Starke. Of Nor
folk, and granddaughter Of John
Grammer and Priscilla Withers. of Pee
torsburg. Most OF her life was spont
ut her country home. Court View, near
BchiIdren-Mr. Robert G. Thornton,5 OF.
Richmond, and Miss Mary +. Thornton,
and Marie u. Thornton. Ct Houstoln--l
and two interchangeable. Willlam
n !; thornton. United states Naval Acad z
Tho remains will be taken to Hous-.
tom" and buried In the family section
ut st. Joints Church, where the funerai
service be held.
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lGeoIopical Survey.

Mrs. Sarah Grlgg, Alcxnndria, 5000:
Miss Mary III. Cofbett, Alexandrin: 531,..'
1905. Powell r. sWithers, &1.40O David
;hydrogrnpher: William Morris Ton-
'tnine, Albeinarlc, puleontoto lot, o.
day. Charles X. Urqul,nrt, Henrico,
50. 900; lillian Stranahan, Ia lrfaxt Sl,S
500: WllllamNN. Brown, Prince william.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
THE WEATHER

Forecast: Yirginin--Partly cloudy
Wednesday and Thursday, probably oc.
5casionnl showers; warmr Wednesday,
In southwest portion. colder Thursday
night; fresh southwest winds.
North CarolinH-lTair warmer We'd.
nesday; Thursday fair; light to fresh
south winds, lt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
4ORSESHOER 3ELECTROCUTED
while. CLIPPING A HORSE

IA CHICAGO, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tesmer,
d l,orscshoer. was killed by electrocu-
ton to-day whileNc1ippins a thorse by
steel clippers inahfsthand, when sud-
danly tlerer camera blue streak from
the ceiling Tesner was thrown
against the wallItUfa the shop and died
instantly. 1.-THE horse also was killed.
Llnemen were at work on wires
across the, street. and in some acct-.
dental manner a wire charged with
electricity of high voltage was thrown
across the wire which furnished cleo
tricity for the clippers. iS q ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
METHOD1sTs GATHER ! !:
Baltimore Conference Convenes in
.Staunton, Bishop Hoss Presiding.
Snacial to The Tlmea- Qisnatch.l

4 sTAUNToN. VA. March 2e.-Numbers
of ministers and laymenof the Methodist
Church. South. are arriving here on every
nd-twenty third session OF the Baltimore
Annual Conference, which assemblies at
the Lewis Street Methodist Church TO-
night. .l, 81 81; 80 ,G
The opening sermon was preached by
the Rev. Mr.. Sydenstrtcker. Of Summit
Point, w. Va The first business session
OF the conference will be held to.morrow.
and vii! be presided over by Bishop =
H. Hoss. OF TENNESSEE. About $3.50 dele
gates are expected, and Stnunton's hos
pitable homes have been opened to re-
ceive them and to extend to them every
courtesy during their stay In the city.
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Didn't Know | Had Kidney Trouble.

s ~ 4 e.t
- was out q health and run dow. generally;
had no appetite, was sdizay and suffered withi
y headache most Of the time. lfdld not know
that my kidneys were the cause OF my trouble,
/ bnt somehow felt they might be- and began
K taking Swamp. Root There iB such q pleasant
taste Ito Swamp. Root, and It goes right to the
SPOT and drives disease oft Of the system. ,fte9s
4 has scured me- making me stronger and better
y; n, every way; md I Icheerfuly recommend It to i
Gratefully yours, ;,,.iafs
MRS. "a. W WALKER. $40 Boulevard Place,
Atlanta. Ga. /.
q Weak and unhealthy kidneys are respons!be.for
many kinds OF Diseases and II perntted to con
tlnues much suffering and fatal results are
a,,rs to follow Kidney trouble rEitates the nerves
Makes You pass water often during the day and
G,btges YOU ~ get up many times during the night
tatrh of the bladder, palm dull ache IN the back
baek ache. cause indigestlon stomach and liver
trouble: you get o sallow, yellow complexion:
make YOU feel as though YOU had heart trouble;
YOU may have plenty OF ambition, but no strength
get weak and wnste away. .4 S.
TO overcome these troubles take Or. Kn,er'a
Swamp Root. the world-fam kidney remedy
Nature for Swamp Root Is the most perfect healer
and gentle aid to the kidneys that has set been
discovered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27

Georgia Goes to Cuba.
NORFOLK VA. March 2s.-The United
States batteship Georgia passed out the
Virginia capes to-day for Guantanamo,
Cuba. where sho will Join the North At
.lantc fleet under Rear Admiral Evans.
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How to Find Out

condition
to taxed
ere s q ust setui
TToniA successful
sample bottle absolutely
writing Dr. im GS Bghnmon be to say that you
NAL
and
N. Y. 2
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WEARY WILLIE NEARL Y DIED
HIMSELF At MENTION OF WORK
Has Buried Mother Nineteen Tines, But Explained
That Part Of Them Times It Was Ills
Sister Then He Disappeared

tears, was that part Of them times It
was his sister"
The number of recent interments,
among Willie's parents breaks tho
record forthis locality Dr. Buchanan
limited to Willie that there We're a
Rich rnond advertising for able bodied
laborers, whereupon Willie left pre-
cip!tatcly.
friends to-day to arrange for his
mothers 4 twentieth funeral Dr..
sBucharnna Major Werner would be
glad to know of his whereabouts.
Sarcasm.
.shorr:y I'm aho late, m'dear." began
Dngle alphabetically. put shome fresh
s1okers stopped me an wouldn't lsmmo
go------'S3 b Ell ltga
"Indeed Z" interrupted his VITO. why
didn't you take the brick out OF your hat
and hit them With lt?"--The Catholic stand
ard and Times. s{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
Funeral Notice.

Funeral Notice.
TuOIlNTON.-Thc funeral OF Mrs, II.
1P.FyTHORNTCN Will take place at st.
Joints Episcopal Church. Houston, at
il2 NJ, MARCH 28th. The romalna
viii be taken to Houston on the Z
a. M. train Thursday over Southern
Railway.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27

The Spring fashions have
hatched out.
Our store Is the incubator Tor
STYLES for men and boys.
Come in and see the new
things while the down Is on.
Anything to wear that you
have In mind Is l1ere-also lots
OF new ideas that you've not
thouqhtup.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
CONDITIONS YESTERDAY,

Highest temperature yesterday.... Z
Lowest temperature yesterday.3... .63 3
Mean temperature yesterday. ,..,,,. 90
Normal temperature yesterday.,.. 70
Departure from normal temperature. O3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK !?
Thousands Of Men and Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect 1t.
TO Prove What the Great Kidney Remedy. Swamp Root Will
Doior YOU Every Reader OF The Times. Dispatch May
Have Sample Bottle Sent Absolutely Free by Mail

II you IRE sick or feel badly" begin taking
tho great Kidney remedy Or. 1Simor's Swamp
Root. Because MS as yotr Kidneys begin TO get
better they will help ali the other organs to health
Al trial will convince anyone. ii sss $E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27

FateHC 3O11lCe,
Willard +. Moore, Fairfax, $500;
BENZ. w. Pond, Fairfax, $4,000; Robert
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IMMATURE ALMANAC,

ALMANAC.
March 27. 1907.
HIGH It'd u,
Morning,..,.3:l4
EyeRlRs,r,.3;20
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
CITY CLUBS RECORD.

The City Club its logical successor was
formed in 1892, and active members of the do
funct City Reform Club transferred their ac-
tlVitles to the new organization. Non-partisan
IN civic politics. 1t was designed to furnish a
social basis for the purpose Of securing CO.
operation and direction to the activities Of all
associations interested in civic reform It imme-
dately went further than the old City Reform
Club, and not only conducted Investigations 10
determine needed remedies. but took means TO
put those remedies into effect It at once ba-
came an important factor in civic affairs I'm
der Its direction some twenty good gov
eminent clubs were organized In the various
city boroughs and for years did excellent work
in a parochial capacity. Following the election
frauds OF 1893 IT acted with the Bar Associa-
tion in carrying a series OF prosecutions. and
offered rewards for the conviction OF imperson-
ators which bore some good results The bill
providing for separate city elections the reglI-
latton of primaries by the state and comforting
the veto power upon the Mayor over Albany
legislation affecting the city prepared and
enacted upon its initiative during the following
year.
In the same year It began agitation for an
independent city party and three years later it
sought TO bring together upon a non-partisan
platform all elements opposed to Tammany.
With the idea of reaching the public for this
consolidated into the Citizens Union,
which became political organization in the
effort TO overthrow Tammany. This work was
done under the direction of Elihu Root, who was
chairman OF the special committee OF the City
Club which brought about the consolidation.
The effort. however, failure the Tammany
success resulting III the election Of Mayor Van
Wyck and his administration. Lack OF success
this occasion did not produce inaction The
Van Wyck administration was closely scruti-
niezd. and corrupt contracts which It
sought to railroad through IN the dying hours of
the administration were stopped. with the
suit that many millions were saved the city.
Working steadily with the helpful cooperation
OF the Citizens Union, It prepared the way for
the fusion OF 1901. This period marked the be-
ginning Of the accomplishment OF solid. tangible
results IN the cause of good city government
Among the most important reforms inaugu-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
Science May Propagate the
Parasite Which Produces
the Jewel.
By somers Somerset.

Inc northwest coast Of CeyIon, a Iow-lying coast
" Fed-bTown sand, harborJess. encumbered with
saho3snks and shoals sea- is clothed with a wild
"u uoTny jungle. For the greater part of the
.'@' a resounding surf breaks increasingly. and
Vay between the nnonsoons IS IL possible for ship
!" approach the shore. For hundreds of square
i-es the jungle is unbroken by any sign Of cuItiva-
o1' Elephants, leopards. deer and pigs wander un-
,s'ufoec, and only here and there a few tiny VIII
ages near reedy tanks shelter few poor fishermen
20 hunters. Far inland lie the vast remains Of
sAe'eht buried cities once great and populous; to-
tary -'0 '0
70 this Wild coast year by year there comes a
o'''loe Here year by year, a city more ephen-
= O-@H any other In the world rises and dis
oiS leaving no trace behind. A few boats
-i'e upon the coast and worknen disenbark
IN leaves are cut and waited, old wattled leaves
- IMPLIED stout posts driven into the ground
sHo building operations begin. In a few weeks a
1nN of palm lear houses has arisen more mar
'0-s IN the rapidty Of its construction than any
uey ciiy In the West, ordered into broad
~ee'7' market places. police courts official resi-
60 i'gAted with street lamps provided with
11ops oazaars and public houses and ready for the
r-t,'n OF from ten to forty thousand persons
,',in d few days every house is let at prices
- "oLld excite the cupidity Of London land
D-Fe.s' boatTaen, merchants from the whole
- ~-i-Fe ana settle in their quarters Where
H-+u i'iS foaIned multitude Of men traffic
sal al-c tArong the streets. long lines OF women
-@ Gown the roads 10 the well, hundreds ~ boats
81 '4e sea vast fortunes change hands. and a
:" weeks later the palm leaf town roe,ts onc.
"@efe 50 many thousands have lived vybera
- p'Nce PatTo.ed the ordered streets and the
,4Ps Sl''Ae O. accumulated wealth the srn rours
- upon tAe empty shore and the eIenbsnt tbe
= 80 -4e p-g wander again ct their viii
80 t-s year the oyster banks far o,t to 20.
DSs- -.ei--iy surveyed, and the fishing ,fnoit.
e'"ss y Hags and 5Goys a.d uuon = cs,,er a.,
-. 'sI-4~ = 1ec.4Fed open and work begins Rv
-s t'~e the !Rterva! between the tuo monsoons
- CONC and tie sea Is calm At n,idnIgbt Co.
80 --Hcfea large beats. each containing sapos
-. '--si-' sci sail and stand out 10 sea runntng
re1. iaVoraols wind, which. with extraordfnarv
enr5a en5-a''.y' changes and brings then. back again
. trsi-c &c afternoon The boats sail out somo
yyb,or "a ~ liieen niles, and on reaching the bank
80 :, - % De fshed lie within the buo,.d ,,r,,ta
aea, .'s-ihs begins. The divers descend with -
ga e. S-| "Aich brings them quickly 10 the
Or ot,,, N'-'sct as many oysters as possibIA ard
faoe as s signal are rapidly pulled ~ the s,,r
fer VIII their catch There they -en,a,,
rising az, minutes alongside tie boat their heads
anot6o -1 Iallhg in Tie swell and then. one aftar
rita ,i, i" Gown INTO the sea and again return
and tba, '4AAet; short time 10 get their breot,,
~ hOugs ''' ana 30 On without eeasins for