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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-04-02

How about your subscription?
L.. W. Fuller is on the sick list.
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Mumps.
New postal cards at VAN
berg's Drug Store.
Fresh strawberries at I4oney's
next Saturday.
New Edison Records at VAN
berg's Drug Store.
For Fancy Vests call at The
Kraabel-D Donaldson Co.
Buy your formaldehydc at
Mallory's and get the best.
King & Smith will supply you
with window glass in all sizes.
w. u. White was a passenger
from Minneapolis this morning.
Best quality Neatsfoot Oil for
your harnesses at Mallory's.
Mrs. L. l.. Lang is visiting with
relatives at Aneta this week.
Farm Loans at lowest possible
rates. Blabon State Bank.
High School Contest, Friday
April 10th in Hope Opera House.
Mrs. j. f. Beckerjeck and
children are visiting at Casselton.
A. G.. Nelson visited with
friends at Neville over Sunday.
SELF shoes makes life's walk
easy. The Kraabel-D Donaldson
Co.
Easter Supper in M. E. church
palors Saturday evening, April
18th.
If you need a good work horse
or driver see G.. D. Fisher before
buying.
Chris. Jensen and two sons
were passengers for Fargo this
morning.
Adam Major went down to
Fargo Monday returning Tues
day morning.
Street Hat Opening at Mrs.
Bowen's millinery palors Satur-
day, April 18th.
Pure Formaldelyde 40 % solu-
ton Is cents a pound at VAN
berg's Drug Store.
The worst snow storm of the
winter visited this section of the
country yesterday.
Six room house, two lots, for
sale. $1,000. Easy terms. In
quire Pioneer Office.
Fall in line and get a Lanpher'
hat, they are the latest. The
Kraabel4Do Donaldson Co.
G. B. Cole, painter and paper
hanger. Phone or call at King
& Smiths hardware store.
A big reduction sale in girls
school caps, to make room for
summer goods-Mrs. Bowen.
Brighten up! Paints, Varnishes
and Alabastine in all tints and
colors at Wamberg's Drug Store.
If you have a job of painting or
paper-hanging see G. B. Cole, at
King & Smiths hardware store.
"The Orleans" Restaurant has
closed it's doors. We under
stand it is to be reopened soon.
The pupils and teachers of the
Hope Public Schools are enjoying
their Easter vacation this week.
Gilbert johnson is still at St.
Johns hospital Fargo and his
condition is said to be very
critical.
B. r. Walden returned yester-
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-04-02

r. W. Soule the Eyesight Spec
ialist will be at Fulmer's jewellery
Store again Wednesday and
Thursday April 18th and 10Th,
prepared to examine defective
eyes and fit glasses when needed.
Don't miss this chance.
A large crowd from town drove
down to the Clarence Carpenter
farm south Of town Tuesday
evening to help "Dott" celebrate
his twenty-frst birthday. The
evening was spent at cards and
in a social way. Owing to the
storm that was raging many did
not get back to town until late
yesterday afternoon. All report
having had a fine time.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
GOMPERS PLEASED WITH
INJUNCTION PLANK

DENVER. July 1.-THE departure
from Denver of Samuel Gompers. John
Mitchell John B. Lennon. Frank y.
Morrison. Joseph Valentine. James
Duncan and Max Morris will be delay
ed week or ten days. on account OF
their having been served with papers
TO appear as defendants in Il suit
brought by the w X. Thompson
Marble Co. against them MS leading
officers OF the American Federation
of Labor for $50. 600 for alleged dam.
ages 10 its business by strike and
boycott
Gompers said of the convention:
We will endeavor to have the
American people ratify the stand TAX.
en- by the Democratic party In its in
junction plank in the platform. We
received nothing in Chicago: "A great
deal in Denver.
III Is a regret To me that the Re
publican party failed 10 see the wis
dom OF getting into line AS friend
of the working people. The party
showed at Chicago that ii was an
tagonistic To our interests and con
trolled by the corporations. The
Democratic party Is friendly"
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
ACTIVE WORKERS
FORM DIOCESE
ASSOCIATION
PROMINENT EPiscoPALlANs ARE
PLANNING TO BAND TOGETHER
FOR PURPOSE OF UNITED EF-
FORT FUTURE.

A number OF prominent laymen or
the Protestant Episcopal church OF De
troit and vicinity are planning 10 or
ganize "a big club to act a. sort or
vestry for the Rt. Rev Charles l.
Williams and carry on such other work
I'm the denomination as would nCCes =
sarily fail 10 the lot OF the nvh OF
the diocese. The necessity Tor such
an active body OF workers has peen
demonstrated many times IN The hio-
ccsc OF Detroit, notably at the NEE ING
OF the Church congress a Few weeks
ago Al that time Bishop Williams
had 10 .cok to the rectors Tor men y"
carry out the various details OF thc
Mig meeting Consequently. number
Interested in the plan have made
careful investigation and decided that
now was the opportunG tine 10 WORN
or, the idea The club, II Is eNpect ted
will comprise many business men VINO
viii give ID the Organization tho bcne-
r,fs of their experience, and the young
men. especially. Will be enlisted IN the
work 49,
II. r. stevens ia chairman or toe
executive committee and tho member
shtp committee has reported 90 ihC1
u,ho will lola The formal organlza
ton will be effected Tuesday evening
July 81 a; a meeting 10 De helu IN 81
Tohr's parish house. omcers VIII ."
elected and the club then put on
working nnsis IL is expected thar tnc
generalization will have permanent clib
rooms IN the Campau building IT, con
rectlon with the Episcopal rooms
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
II tpTIsT.

About ij0 young Detroit Baptists are
attending the Il Y. L. L. convention In
Cleveland this week.
Dr. J. W Conley. pastor OF the First
Baptist church. Omaha. Neb., will oc-
cupy the pulpit OF the Woodward Ave.
Baptist church next sunday.
The Rev. Marshall II. Petit. OF the
stanton Park Baptist church. viii
preach sunday morning on Christian
Progression" and IN the evening his
topic VIII be The Lamb OF God"
The Rev. X. r. Y. Pierce. pastor OF
the Second Ave. Baptist church OF New
York. is preaching from the front steps
OF his church Sunday evenings. Illus
trating his theme with impromptu
crayon sketches on n drawing board.
in which he Is an adept.
The Rev. S9cnser r. Meeser, former
pastor OF the Woodward-Ave. Baptist
church, has been supplying Emmanuel
church, Brooklyn. during the pastor :
absence and has been engaged as act
ing pastor from September l. 10 July
/. 1903. when the pastor returns.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
John Worth Kern KnoqUn
els Man Of Right Timber
For Bryan's Running Mate

John Worth Kern has been regarded
/ for years in Indiana as the worthy
successor OF Thomas A. Hendricks.
who was the running mate OF Samuel
j. TilGen in 1876 aud was elected vice
president on the ticet with Grover
Cleveland in 1884 For more than a
decade 1t had been said If he could
not carry the state it was useless for
the Democrats 10 try.
He was born in the village OF Alto,
Howard county. Ind, on Dec. 20,
lS49, and with the exception of few
years OF his boyhood. when he resided
with his father In independence, Iowa.
all of his life has been passed in the
Hoosier state His father, DR.. Jacob
II. Kern, was distinguished physi-
clan. In his old age DR.. Kern pur-
chased a country place In the noun
tains and his son, John w, became
frequent historic Roanoke. The mem
bers OF his family still go there ana
It is said that in Western Virginia ne
is almost as we'll known as In Indiana.
Mr.. Kern paid his own way through
college, graduating with high honors
at the University OF Michigan, and at
forwards won the degree OF bachelor
of laws In the law school OF that IN
stitution, all before he was 20 years
of age. He was admitted to the bar
at Kokomo. Ind. in 1896. and almost
Immediately he began TO win fame in
the criminal courts.
Made His Mark as Lawyer.
John w. Kern has APPEARED In some
OF the most famous cases tried In the
middle west in the past quarter of a
century and has triumphed over many
of the most eminent lawyers of the
nation. His practice and his family
are his two hobbies. He is said to be
never happier than when working on
brief in his library at home amid
the chatter OF his children's voices.
In his younger days MrAKern drank
I'm moderation, but now he never
touches liquor in any form. He is
said to have decided that the bottle
was one of the evils OF politics and he
would have no more OF It,
In religion he is a Presbyterian and
is regular attendant at church with
his wife.
In politics Mr.. Kern has Away S
been Democrat.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
METHODIST.

The Rev. Charles Bronson Allen. OF
the North Woodward Methodist church.
with his wife and children VIII make
the trip from Detroit TO Boston and re-
turn In his automobile.
The Rev. J. l.. Gardiner or the Tab
ernacIC Methodist church. Will preach
Sunday morning on The attractive
ness OF Christianity"
District Supt. Rev. G. y. steele ard
the Rev J. T.. Jacklin. Of Detroit. VIII
preach at the rcopening OF the Metho-
dist church al Ubly Mich. Sunday.
July 10.
The Rev. J. NJ. Thoburn, Jr., who was
pastor OF The Central Methodist church,
preach in the church both morning and
evening Sunday in that church. Or.
Leete. the pastor, is now on his vaca
ton.
The Rev r. r. Fitchett. pastor Of
simpson Methodist church. will preach
slons." and in the evening on Giving
n man another chance" The work Of
repairing simpson church Is going on.
tho $4,000 which Is to- be expended haV-
There viii be new roof put on. and
the interior OF the building VIII Dc
completely redecorated ana painted.
Mr. Fitchett leaves next Tuesday for
Lake Orion whore he will spend two
weeks Dr. T.. W. Ryan. a former pas
tor. will preach Sunday. July 10, and
the following Sunday. the Rev T. a.
Greenwood OF Asbury church VIII have
charge OF tho services. The. TUT Bible
class OF Simpson church has decided
TO have n lecture course OF five mum
bers the coming season, similar TO the
one OF last year. Senator Dollivcr. or
Iowa. and George II. stuart. the famous
evangelist of Cleveland. Tenn, have
been secured AZ two OF the attractions.
The course proved great success last
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
CATHOLIC.

The annual parish outing Of Holy
Rosary church VIII take place Thurs
day. Aug. 8. at Tashmoo park.
The Rev. b. J. WATERS, assistant
pastor OF our Lady OF Help church, Is
spending q few weeks In Quebec
The Rev. Father Christian, c. $ E..
OF Amherstburg. Ont.. was a guest at
ste. Annes rectory during the last
week.
The Young Mems club OF St Eliza
beths parish will give an excursion TO
Tashmoo on the steamer Tashmoo next
Monday.
The Young Ladies' sodaIity Of St.
Xincent's Catholic church Will give It's
annual excursion to Put-in-Bay. W ed .
nesday. July To- The ST. Louis society
OF the church will receive communion
sunday at the s o'clock mass.
The annual excursion OF the parish
societies OF ste. Anne's Catholic church.
viii take place at Bois Blanc Wednes-
day July 10. fine program or games
and athletic events has been arranged.
The trip Will be made on the Column
oia
ST Mary's aid society Will meet sun
day afternoon at o'clock in the home
OF Mrs Lynch. No. 533 Fourteenth ave
The society viii give a pedro party
Monday evening, July 90, on the lawn
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John DOnlon, No. 565
Waba shave.
The cornerstone or the church I'm the
new Polish parish OF 81. Florian Hol-
brook and Joseph Campau- ayes. VIII
Rev. John 5 Foley officiating The
various Polish societies OF the city are
expected TO participate In the process
sion. which VIII meet the bishops car
rage at Woodward ave. and escort IL
70 the church.
Work has begun on the new brick
school building for st. Johns Cathoii p
parish on East Grand Boulevard, ad-
Joining The church The building Will
cost IN tho neighborhood OF $4,000
and 81 Is expected that IL Will be ready
about the first OF the new year. There
are some 800 children OF school age I'm
~ Johns parish who Will attend. The
Rev John a kessler Is pastor or the
church.
Catholic bishops made the opening
PRAYERS at the two great national con-
ventions this year. We are glad they
began IN prayer and we have no obtec-
ton to the men selected to lead their
deVotions Michigan Christian Auyo-
cate. Bishop Muldoon, OF Chicago. de
livered the Invocation at the chicago
convention and Bishop Keane, OF iowa
at tie Denver convention.
The Rt Rev. John s Foley Will leave
for Baltimore July IS. and Will spend
few days IN that city as the guest or
Cardinal Gibbons. before leaving In
company with the cardinal and num-
ber OF bishops for visit To Rome.
They Will go first TO the Worlds EuCh-
artistic Congress In London, where Car
dinal Gibbons Will be the principal
speaker. From thence they Will go
through Germany. France and Switzer-
land To Rome. Bishop Foley VIII De
ia Rome when Plus x completes the
nttieth year OF his ordination 10 the
prizes hood
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
EPISCOPAL.

CnicaCo has sl4 Catholic churches, of
which IS are German. II Poilsh' = 30 -
nen!an. Italian. Lithuanian, $40 .
yak. 8 Crotian. French, syrian ana
Ruthenian.
The Rev. W. -. Maxon. y. D.. rector
~ Christ Episcopal church, ~ OUT OF
the city on his vacation. The Key. w
$ Sayres. ID. D., has charge OF The ser
vices during his absence
The Rev. w. +. Faber. D., d., OF 81.
Johns Episcopal church. ~ IN the east
on his vacation. and the assistant rec,
tor. the Rev. Mr.. Webb has oharse oil
the services during his absence.
A correspondent OF the Boston
Transcript makes an impressive sum
mary Of the advance IN pubic interest
OF tho Emmanuel Church movement TOT
healing The method has taken root
I'm England. where IL has the support
OF Bishop Winnington-l ingram OF Lon
don, and other prominent clergyine n
and physicians Dr. McComb VIII VISIT
London and VIII deliver addresses al
Cambridge university and speak at the
PAN Anglican conference this summer.
In America the range or Interest via
ems constantly. EpiscopaL Congrega-
tional. Unitarian and other churchcs
have taken up the work WIKI good sue
cess and public support In Chlcag".
Bishop FailOws Of the Reformed Epis-
copak church has "A well developed and
successful class. \ recent textbook
for Roman Catholic priests fof casvs
which come 10 them in the confession
al b. prominent New York physical n
and "a priest who has made a spectaI
~ o. psychological study runs along
tho same lines EVeryw here-leNcept.
perhaps. In Germany. where expert
Incnts have been made by some pas
tors without medical counsel--the
mark OF the movement mas been rs
careful association Of the physician
with the minister. the cure OF souls
resting on the basis OF skillful study
OF me bodily condition And the men
gho arc a. the head VI the movement
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
pnI,saNTE.HIAN

The Rev william +. Jerome. Of
Worthwhile Mich. viii preach sunday
morning In Westminster Presbyterian
church There VIII De no evening serv
ices The Rev. Or. Clarke. pastor.
Will be away during July and August.
The Rev. ". T Jaquess OF the TTum-
bull-AVe. Presbyterian church, with his
family leave Detroit the first OF August
FOR months vacation. During his alb
SERGE the pulpit VIII be supplied by IL.
a bowling. W A. SeTViss and y. '.
Jcnness. 81 -. Louis. Mo
The Rev. I. h. Bisseli. OF the Cadil :
lar-Avo. Presbyterian church. entered
upon the Twenty ninth scar OF MS
ministry last Sunday. The pastor VIII
trk c his vacation during August. There
viii be- no SUNDAY evening services IN
the church during. July or August.
The Rev. J. NJ. Barley. II. -. OF the
Torcst-ave Presbyterian church. who
conducted services In the state last
sunday will occupy his pulpit tomOr
row. In the morning hc viii spesk-on
The true cNaltation OF the nation,
and in the evening he VIII deal with
some OF the great songs OF the bible.
The work W remodeling the old
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11

French Baptist church and parsonage
into a church and church house for the
Italian residents of the east side Will
begin next week. The house Will he
used for the Institutional work which
has been carried on for the last six or
seven years i'm the JencTson-Hve Pres
byterian church. The work OF rcmod
cling the church "ill not begin until
September The committee OF i APP
pointed by the Detroit Presbytery "a
now unfleaVOring TO raise $500 for the
ed Nv the men OF the church and $1,000
by the women
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
JOSEPHUS DANIELS,
(Of North Csrolina1

Bryan and Kern will be elected.
one has only 10 compare the two con-
ventions 10 distinguish the difference
between the chances OF both parties.
The tariff, trusts and anti-injunction
planks Will. In my opinion. form the
paramount issue. OF the ultimate re-
suit ] have no doubt. Victory awaits
Democracy this time.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
JAMES w. TOMLINSON,
(of Alabama.)

| believe there will be a Democratic
victory this year and / know that
am not deliberately decelving myself.
The country has been coming to this.
for long time. Mr.. Bryan has been
strong candidate on each occasion
that he has run, but he has had 20
contend with natural but unprece-
dented wave OF prosperity. The panic
of this year and the existing condi.
tons demand change and a change
we are going 10 have
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
Saturday. July IL,
1903.

ured In the Bryan nomination as a
somewhat unhappy family. by instrac'
tons Chairman kimmerle should
have swelled the glad acclaim with a
report OF "A solid delegation for Bry-
an. But instead. he sent up re-
quest for roll call OF the delegation
which brought both the Ryans and
Compens. of Bay CITY. TO their feet
with vehement protests.
I'VE bear the instructions OF our
state TO vote as unit for Bryan.
said Edward Ryan. and We are not
To be betrayed by the chairman OF our
delegation"
The Wolverine delegation gave
correct imitation OF storm on the
Great Lakes for moment but Ma
tional Committeeman Wood prayed
for peace. while the chair announced
that Michigan must conform to Its IN
structions. Kimmerle has not illumi-
mated the mystery yet. rs to why he
called for roll call. The impress
sion is that he wanted To give tn"
Johnsonians chance TO say just how
tley felt. but Henderson insists thai
he sought no such opportunity. Kim
merle was unhappy because he was
not chosen To second the nomination
for BRYAN. but he ought 10 have been
reconc.ed when he beheld The attenu
atei figure of Ryan shaking rec !
before the wind i'm the storm OF pro
test ana banter that was let loose up
on every seconding speaker OF lesser
note. First. the Calumet apostle OF
Ryan vas pulled back To the chair
man and then he was thrust forth into
the vortex OF noisy Impotence that
rendered him voiceless. 1t was sac
fate OF Michigans only representative
i'm the eloquent talkfest OF three days
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION
,coatlnued from First p.ge.)

asked that it be called, and then sec
onded Kern.
James. of Kentucky who was again
in the chair, stated the motion, and
roar OF ayes" made John w. Kern,
of Indiana, the nominee for vice-presi-
dent OF the Democratic party
The convention was instantly in
great confusion and was brought back
to order with difficulty.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
SENATOR GORE.
of Oklahoma.1

We have the winning candidates:
we have the platform and we have
victory ahead OF us. The result OF
the Republican administration has
made IL possible for us TO elect. The
Democratic party will be swept into
power with an overwhelming major
ity.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
pos,sl savlnos Banks In India.

The postal savings bank OF india
was established in 1882, in which year
the depositors numbered 1921 and
1hs deposits amounted TO ss32,243. In
1907 the depositors numbered $780,
&c aud the deposits amounted TO s4s.-
ga. 2s5. which. perhaps, should not be
..onsidered large in a country having
a population OF some 1000 900. but
<At nvcrsyr indian former. mechanic.
osfvnnt ar laborsr never deposits
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
FRED w. FLEMING,
(of Missourj1

Ny stare always gives Democrats
majority. but this year We will give
Nc. Bryan greater majority than
We have ever given candidate be.
fore. The time has come for thu
Democrats to go into power. The en-.
tire platform is the issue.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
Nothlno Left.

Have YOU" asked the Judge of
recently convicted man, anything TO
Offer the court before sentence IL
passed."
mo. your honor replied the pris-
onor: INV lawyer took my last Earth
ing Tit Bits.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
ALvA ADAM S,
fof CoIor,doA

The national desire to beat TAR
and cause change in the system u
government will elect the Democratic
ticket. Everything the Democrats
stand for Is the issue. for the Repuo-
licans have straddled most issues.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
DETROITS CHURCHES

have with wise self-restralnt kept tC
well within the limits OF those ner-
vous diseases which respond 10 suggs-
tioE and are TO some extent under the
control OF re-enforced and Consecrat-
ed Will
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

Evangelist Fred s. Weaver. or this
CITY. VIII conduct series OF meetings
In TENT EvangeI" at the corner 81
Grand River and second ayes. begin
ming SUNDAY afternoon at o'clock.
These meetings Will be undenomins
ti0naI, and Mr.. Weaver will have tho
assistance OF other pastors Of the city.
as well as singefs During the year.
Mr. Weaver fas been In the northern
part of the state holding meetings. lie
held series Or out door meetings IN
Detroit two years ago.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
JAMES c. oAHLMAN,
Jcf Omaha.

Mr. Bryarfs victory is assured. This
is as certain as II the election was
yesterday and | spoke from the re.
turns. The tariff. trusts and the
guarantee of bank deposits constituts
the principal issues.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11

Tho Rev T. Hart. pastor OF the
Church OF the Redeemer. will deliver
ar address at the vesper services -
the y W G. A. building sunday after
noon Miss Marie Heinemann. preCcu-
tor o. music IN the First Church OF
Christ Scientist. will sing
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
NATHAN COLE,
(of California

VIM. J. Bryan and what he stands
for form the issue. ! believe the PEG.
pie want him this time and neon
fident he will be swept on TO vic
tory.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11

money In bank, but hides IL away in
n pot OF box In the ground OF in some
other place which he may consider
safe
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
CoNGREG sTIoNAL.

There was a decrease IN Attendance
the last year In the Sunday schools OF
the CoAgrs Eational churches OF the
state,
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
Bryan and Taft.
Taft or BrYan2

Bryan and Taft.
Taft or Bryana
Of these two men, which Will
be the next president OF the
United States?
Does the country want = radi-
cal or a conservative in the White
House?
There can be no question that
in the nomination of these two
men the issue is clearly drawn.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
UREY WOODSON.

the Denver nominations:
UREY WOODSoN,
tSecretary Democratic National Com
nittee.)
OF course, the Democratic national
candidates for the presidency will he
elected. The Republicans have made
II possible. The people are awaken
ing TO the fact that Republican pros
perity is snare and a delusion and
that their hope Of real freedom. real
prosperity. and Of a real fair deal lies
In the election OF the Democratic tic.
ket.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
Michigan Figures as
a Somewhat Unhappy
Family in Nomination

BY JAMES scHERMERHoRN.
DENVER, July ll.-Michigan fig.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
SOME OPINIONS ON THE
DENVER NOMINATIONS

DENVER. July ll.-Fiere are few
opinions from wellknown persons. on
the Denver nominations:
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-01-16
WOOSTER.

D. ]. Hallman, Claude Johnston and Barrett Ethridge went to Little Rock with stock last week.
 Dr. ]. A. Hutto went to Holland last week.
 There was no school here Friday on account of Prof. w. C. Beene being sick The infant of MT. and Mrs I. S. Ball died here Sunday and was laid to rest Monday at Pleasant Valley Cemetery.
 Pierce Badson and Joe Arthur of Hen drix were with their best girls here Sunday.
 Several cases of measles through this section now.
 Claude Johnston will leave for Okla homa this week.
 A. D. Hogan, Press Beene and F. A. Ward went to Conway Monday.
 J. l.. Lee of Republican went to Con- way Monday.
 l. l.. Nash and Charles Lyons of Republican was through here last week en route to Conway.
 Mrs. R. M. Browning was very sick last week but better at this writing.
 l. M. Holloway was on the sick list last week but is out again now.
 January I3.