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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
BY H. L. Miles, a Republican
and a PrOtectl0niSt
PLAIN TALK TO COMMITTEE
SAID Congress Went Into Trustmaking
Business When II Passed. Denounced
Duty Of % Per Cent, on Oil-Said
No Need Of Duty on Steel.

Washington, Dec. Herbert T. Miles
of Racine, Wis, chairman Of the tariff
committee II the National Association
/ 81 Manufacturers WAS the principal wit.
ness before the House ways and means
committee saturday he was on the
tand hyc hours, and will appear again
TUESDAY
Ilc was severely questioned BY Repub-
iran. and Democrats alike, and his re.
marks caused considerable discussion Of
the attitude Of the political parties with
respect 70 tariff revision.
ma compared the percentages of the
prices II certain articles which repre-.
aeutcd the labor cost with the percentage
81 protection afforded those articles liz
NE tariff Chairman Payne repeatedly
told Mr. Miles That The comnittee would
like 70 have 4 detailed statement Of his
comparative figures
MI Miles c0ntended that the so,called
oil steel, bra goods. ear building loco.
motive. farming tool linsted oil, lead
sugar. tobacco glucose chemical, meat,
rubber goods leather and lumber "trust-'
are receiving protection much too great
III comparison with the labor cost on
their products
The tariff rates on steel and its prod
ucts he said are all in excess al the
wage cost. Claiming that there Is an
international price on steel which gives
the American product to the foreign
consumer az q price IS per cent less than
the price which the home consumer must
p8y. be pointed out that the foreign
eel manufacturers are able 10 sell for
pss than Tie American manufacturers
fla such neutral territory as Argentina
Dr South Africa
he declared that % per cent Of the
steel output is controlled hy the United
states steel company Jones & Laughlin,
The Republic Iron & steel company, the
Colorado Fuel 6 Iron company, and the
fsekaVapna and Pennsylvania steel com.
uanies. On Mr.. Dal2cI's suggestion, be
l=o included The Cambria Steel com
Hluy He said that these and several
others are 'ia commercial sense prac-
tlcaIiv one concern
Mr. Miles represented p maximum duty
of Is per cent on heavy steel products,
and O. a minimum no duty This rr5uc.
tibn of the schedule, he explained would
result in o Hmtcriul reduction III The
cost "a agricultural implements and wag-
oa- to The farmer EEc advocated putting
usiis and some machinery on the free
Hst. Free entry for iron ore and scrap
Wau be said would permit several New
England factories which have been forced
Ike shut down, to resume operations. He
admitted later that the entire steel
schedule for rolling mill products should
be reduced from u Re- 20 per cent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07

feature Is expected to prove a very good
hoped will IN turn plant windrsaks
around their farms.
The forest is Try open and for the
most part contains a scattering stand of
western yellow pine timber. Along the
creek bed Il found ash, box elder. cotton
wood elm; and birch Cedar breaks are
also found on precipitous slopes border
ing the stream-. Western yellow Pine
is the only merchaRtable species, how.
ever, on the forest and the average stand
per acre is not over 1000 feet The
reproduction Of pine Is fairly good whey.
ever mature trees occur, but owing to the
open condition Of the forest and tie
dense growth Of grass, it is for the most
part unsatisfactory
There is but little timber that win be
sold from the forest at the present time
since this area Is very isolated, being
surrounded on al sides BIZ vast plains.
Many homesteaders have ia the past
come to this forest for timber for logs
to build their houses. Since the opera
tion Of the Chicago, Milwaukee, 4 ST.
Paul r. r.. Billings county IS rapidly
being settled, and while stock grazing Is
at the present time the most important
industry, il j. very probable that farm
ing will become the most important in.
dustry within the next few wears, II is
very important, THEREFORE. that the timber
which now remains should be conserved
exclusively for the use Of the home
builder.
At the present time there are but seven
homesteaders within the boundaries Of
the forest, but all Of the odd sections
are alienated land, being owned BIZ the
Western Land Securities company This
company mas been selling portions OF
their holdings during the past few year
Very little Of the government land with
~ the boundaries Of the forest il suit
able for farming purposes, since IL Is
quite rough and broken and water is
very scarce. 1T II the country outside
81 the forest which Is now being taken
mp by settlers.
NO saw mill operations have ever been
conducted on the area. When the NORTH.
ern Pacific r r. was being built, large
number Of trees were cut far railroad
ties and together with The logs which
have been procured for house building by
settlers, this is the only use which has
been made Of the timber in tho forest.
H f. understood that the logs used in
the construction Of President Rooseyelts
cabin, which now stands III the state cap.
ltol grounds at Bismarck, M d.. were
obtained from the area now included In
tho Dakota national forest.
Governor Burke OF North Dakota IS
very much interested In this forest and
thinks It will b Of iuesfimable value In
The people who live in tho region where
the forest il created.
Both Of the new national forests. the
oeala in Florida and the Dakota. will
be put under administration by the for.
est service a. soon as possible.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
ICE SPORTS IN MONTREAL.
Winter Carnival Resumed Without Fear
Of LlbslIng canada,s Climate.

OF Llbelng Ganadas Climate.
Montreal, Dec. AFTER a lapse Of
twenty years, the Canadian winter car,
niyal il to be revived, In the old days
the carnival WAS an annual event and
Americans came in large numbers TO take
part in the snowshoeing, toboeganing and
various other sports II finally became
the conviction Of tho citizens, however,
that the advertising OF these winter
sports gave a wrong impression, particu-
larly in Great Britain, whore they had
an idea that Canadians wore far coats
aud used slsighs throughout the year.
For this resson the project, which was
under the management Of the city, was
given up II il believed now. however.
that Canada has outsrown rs north pole
reputation and that 2 revival Of tie win
ter sports will in ne way affect immi-
grafton FOR this reason a strong com
WittSe Of citizens has been chosen TO
formulate plans. which will Of course in.
clude an ice palace ..
The interest in winter sports, particu.
shy that Of snoWshoaing and skating
las never lapsed, and to day Montreal
contains more snowshoers and skaters
than ever before in her history The
date set fer the carnival is from Febru-
airy 10 TO 20.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
ACTUAL STARVATION


Although indigestion and dyspepsia on,
50 prevalent, most people do not thor
oughly understand their cause aud cure
There Is ma reason why people should
not eat anything they desire III they
will only rhew it cnreiuly ard Choir
oughly Many actually tarye thom.
selves into sickness through fear 81 eat.
ing every good hooking good melting
and good tasting food, because It does
not agree with them
Dieting cannot cure dyspepsia II Sc
refuse every article Of food that disa
proes With us, before long ~ hato moth.
ing lott, and had ourselves chronic dys.
pepties.
We can cure dyspepsia We are So
confident II tl, taet that nc guarantee
IA cure, aud promise 10 supply the medi.
cine free q all cost % everyone who viii
use il, who + not perfectly satisfied With
the results which il produces We ey.
act no promises, and put no one under
any obligation whatever Surely nbth
ing could Be fajfcr We are lognted right
here IN Barre, and our reputation should
Be sufficient assurance Of the genuine
ucs af ouf offer
We want everyone IN Barre who Il
troubled with indigestion d dyspepsia u
any form To come TO our store and gat i
box d RcNaH Dyspepsia Tablets Take
them home and give them a reasonable
trial, according 70 directions They are
very pleasant to take they saothe the
irritable stomach, strengthen and intig
crate the digestive organs, promote a
healthy and uaturol bowel action, mmc.
diatcy relieve nausea and an stomach
irritation, produce perfect aHd healthy
digestion and assimilation and promote
nutrition.
A 25e package Of RcNal Dyspepsia
Tablets frni-he. IS days treatment.
In ordinary eases, This is sufficient to
produce a cure. lu more chronic cases, a
longer treatment, Of course, f. netss
arl5 and depends upon the severity of
the trouble For aueh c1ses we have
two large sizes, which sell for 85e and
500. Riekcrt & Wells, The Red Gross
Pharmacy, Miles granite block.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
100000 PLAN REPORTED.
Deals with New Ravens Changes in New
York.

New York, Dee THE Evening World
says the New Work New Haven 4 Hart
ford railroad has placed a contract call
ing for Che expenditure OF $au0eq090 in
and around this city.
These improvements, tina story 8ars
include liberalization eft a six taak liHe
from New Rochelle 20 One Hundred and
Twenty ninth street. q tunnel under tho
East river to Astoria, thence to Long
Island City and another East river tun
mel and subway, 60 huge passenger
station to be erected on the blaak bound.
al by Fourth and Lexington avenues,
Thirty second and Thirty third streets.
1T says the contract has been 'iet he
the New York trm known as the Brad
ley Gatiuey Sears company. the successor
to the company In which Charles z Muf
phF leader OF Tammonp Hail. was one
Of the controlling forces.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07

oh come with me and be my cook.
And you may have my poeketbook!
For you the parlor door ajar,
md you may use my motor car.
Your friend may come 30 dine or dance.
And ] will pay you 10 advance;
And if these things should suit your
book,
Then come with me and be my cook.
For you The Claddest gowns to don.
And yours the couch to rest upon;
And If to study you aspire.
My books shall wait on your desire
My wife has gems that you may wear.
And Won may nse her Sunday hair,
And if these things entlcing look.
Then come with me anu Be nay eoak.
Puck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
PROSPERITY TAKTrK IT'S TIME.
President Tuttle's Reflections Endorsed
By Report Of The Boston q Maine.

/ ny Report on Inc Boston Maine,
Boston, Dee. 7.--~Thc Boston q Maine
railroad for the first four months Of
the current fiscal year shows de.
eFeasein gross revenues Of Sf,404,s5t,
or 3 per cant. The road reduced op-
elatinr expenses f0 per cent, or ST..
095,346 which left tile net earnings
available lor interest $300,504 below
the net Of the same four months If
1907.
There was a decrease of S32S, 224 in
the item Of interest, rentals. etc. which
together with other minor adjustments
left a surplus, after four months diyi.
den6s on the preferred and common
stocks, of $9I8 .49T, an increase of $685.
Ala over the same four months of
1907.
President Tuttle said Saturday.
There was quita a squirt in general
business Immediately following the
election Of Mr. Taft and percentible
increase In the tonnage Offering for
transportation, but this Improvement
has not been maintained. The con
sumner of manufactured goods not vet
buying any more or consuming any
more as the result OF another RepubT-
can victory
1T will take time for the country to
recover from the disastrous effects of
the panic a year ago. aud We should
no expect toe quickly a recovery Of
normal business conditions. It win
come, but we must give it time"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
FARMER IN A FIX.
one-half Of His Barn Is Under Quar-
antlne.

Oxford, Pa, Dec. With his hay
and feed on one side of the Mason and
DiXno line and his cattle on the other,
II ]. Algard 81 Lombard. Md, faces the
alternative Of letting his cattle starvc OF
breaking the quarantine laws against Che
loot and mouth disease, Icidantallv, the
state live stock sanitary boards of Mary
land and Pennsylvania and the interna-
tlonai bureau Of animal industry at
Washington and three or four other de-
partments have been kept busy trying to
solve the many rexed problems which
the quarantine laws raise on this farm.
The Mason and Dixon line runs direct
ly through the Algard barn, leaving the
greater portion Of the harnyari in Mary
land and the entire haymow III Penusy-
wanna. Under the Law, il il criminal Ia
transport hay into Maryland or cattle
INTO Pennsylvania Hence. Mr.. Algard,
7 Ne Is going to observe the regulations,
must buy Maryland hay for his cattle
and buy Pennsylvania cattle TO eat bis
hay IN the barn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
PAYS 0UTLAWED DEBT
WITH GENEROUS INTEREST
Sends Check for $1,000 in Repayment
for $500 Borrowed Twenty-six Years
Ago.

Billings, Mont Dec IA check for
81 600 has been received by Mayor j. II.
Foster Of this city. in payment Of q debt
OF s4o0 contracted twsnty-stN year, ago
by a thum, the luck,ss7 scion Of u veal
Try Minneapolis family whose note Eos.
ter endorsed ard had Ia pay.
Fosters chum finally disappeared, and
M more was heard q him until yestar.
day. The letter stated that he had
an.sssed wealth and had never forgotten
Fosters act of Kindness Mayor Poster
viii not dieulzc The mans name.
AT the time Mr. Foster and Els ChUm
were engineers sent ont from Mime
apolis when The Northern Pacific build
ers started West.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PTLLs-

Rave you neglected yuur Eidneysg Have
GOA avefWnrked Year nervous system and caus-
"a trouble with yoHr kiahegs ana b'suaer7
Have Fau neiHs IN fCias. side. back gFotus and
agaddsFe Have vuu a 6abhy appearance - the
face especially under the aFesF Too frequent
desire g Hss5 uf3ne II So, Williams hla-
ueg PMS wii nra vsu-a Druggist Price
f9. #fHisms Mtg Ga PHGEs EfeEai&n.9 q
Sold By c. r. Keudrlck & Co, Barre, Vt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
Plus K NEARLY WELL.
Able to Say Mass and Receive Secretary
Of State--Audienets To-day.

Rome. Dec. THE pope has almost
recovered from his recent Illness He
left bis bed yesterday and celebrated
mass Aftsrward be had an Interview
with Cardinal Merry Del Val the papai
secretary eli state
It L likely That his public audiences
uill lie resumed to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
INDIANs - nENvER 90
Hauzer and Balenti Star for the Rel
Men.

Denver. Col. Dee. 7-On a Geld soft
and In spots muddy from the resent
SHOWS, Denver university held the Car.
isle Indians Saturday % close score,
the latter team wiaHiug By s q +
All of Carlisle- points were scored
In tile FIRST half BY Hausef who made
ESQ clever goals from the Hel8 Denvef's
score came iii The second haii alter Il
brilliant exhibition 81 the neW ami uld
tvles Of foot ball BFusha kicked 4 field
goal from the S. yard line
The teams we're about evenly matched
in al departments Of The game, exeept
Il running back punts 1 was here that
BaIeHt showed t. the bae advantage
Ia Nas eaeared glms after time for his
runs through 3 broken held
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
EXPECTED 10 GIVE VIEWS.
Taft to Speak 70 Southerners in New
York Monday Night.

New York. Dec. 81 President.clect
Taft win Be a guest If honor aud the
principal speaker az tie annual dinner
81 The North Carolina society at the
Hotel Astor Monday night lie Is eN-
peeted 20 define bis position and policy
IN tbe southern aud the negro prob
lems.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
TYPOGRAPHY OUTFITS
AND GOODS

Ig he right time now to start
n. tor Christmas. Moth
aniatier oil more aprro-
e him Or her then
81 burnt wood glove box,
arah.aI box frame Jewel box,
anels, neck tie rack Of any
cf tbe many rice things we
here. costing from Sc up.
81 haven au outfit buy one
eT5 nipple to learn how I'd
rtistI8 ais we'll The ones to-
ca give pre- ents Will Ike
nuea better if I'll something
Yourself. Outfits cost from
ATS rs 81 so
0. ]. DODGE, TIE IsgslsT
200 Main ST with Ideal Book Store
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
DARTMOUTH BOOKS 20 GAMES.

Baseball Team Has Ambitious Schedule
mo Southern Tnp.
The Dartmouth baseball schedule for
the coming spring - shorter tmn us.
nal consisting 81 but 20 games There
viii Be no southern trip, Rs last yoar.
Pennsylvania Princeton, Harvard Yale
Williams and Amherst win be played
i series Of three matches win take
place With Holy Cross, Dartmouth again
having the Memorial day game in
Wore ter
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-14
TO BE "UP-TO- DATE"

Tho ooroo, ,,J,o uoofo n,oc4
ne person WIN I',. S = . '. .Io,
puOJIclly ana MAKING Il 90 JIldl
out of life" nowadays is the
person who adopts for his per-
sonaI benefit every valuable
modern ptilitv - who accents
.o~an, roaI for,uard cton in io-
os9,y ,'" a,5 ,o, "o'4 ~ p,C, m ~
F9'll'oI@ 70''CS' att 7C O.
or science as one appIICa0Je 10
himSeIf-as having a practical
bearing upon his comfort and
oroore -s
II IT, ooyooo who dooc mi
u, .I0 '0' l 1o.' ",,0 , ooJo ~, ~
nae q Oh tI'0 Cd.0 I''I8"I as
we'll have Iyed IN the Gays
when there were no cars to ride
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-14

our MERCHANTS Lunch - IA
CARTE" Is TUE SOLE TOPiC ON
TINE STREET WHEN YOU ARE
REAL HUNGRY DROP INTO TIlE
FASHION CAFE AND GET \
SOUNNE MENL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-14

our ASSORTMENT or CANNED
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARE \
SELECTED STOCK, COME IN AND
Examine THEM. 4. G, PRATT Il
co, 2I SOUTH SCOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-14

rOH FLOOR COVERINGS or All.
KINDS SIE ECTRElLE ltiiNl-
TTRE COMPANY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-14

Try a M0r0i02 journal want adj
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-08
NEBRASKA
 FOR TAFT
Nuggets opeo,al Service.

Nuggets opeeial Service.
 LINCOLN. Ncb. July S. The coming presidential election. if the present state of feeling can be taken as an indication. will he more exciting in this state than in any other in the Union. Already a strong canvass of the residents is being made hy both parties and partisan feeling is rum ming very high Bryan has a great many enemies here. and il is probable that he will lose out in his home state.
 The republican state committee add ed fuel to the fire this morning by rlac- ing large banner across the main street of the city bearing the sign Nebraska for Taft"
 Protests have been filed with the mayor. and it is probable that a com plaint will be filed asking that the rc- publican party be restrained from us- ing the sign on the grounds that il is a public nuisance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-08
Everything Tor Bryan.

hi-NNElt. Ht NlI=af fhe aif- f#..uf flc.EH# and IHgtr aIBe- Hfsr fa..a eefHr#raH aaafHd. and as-ettnr tz a-s fH EataG eNs.ptes MHa.- =aft. #R#aauH and ash,f zHeul #aaf- Harn#a aIru#HfaH
 Ne# A.rE= FsH=# #EtHa and Hhr .a.ui =aBa Ht= fo.eu# ssau -aser t.. Htt- =# ua =p.ts.al bia aHpa#finu ta# ih. Gl..tHuI a.=nIuDH=
 THr Wr,l. a.uatlaa .l--..d 1uHi- t.H chairman. and lh, N.a YarI. dol .aaa4 #.,u.I Inc privilege of hlA- He aa r.fmna tWf.u by Nuau E. faJH-r Ht.# -su.#ff., eF f-u. E-N tar.eaHt ta=aHaasa= Haee= a=.a dfaar 4H. la=lab ,la4maft 5aHi.a# eauplHlrls
 uH ta. natAH.af Easal 44 tdiatn- m.ng U1- uesu tr uo"u f"r th. ual- aaea#af tla. ds. ,ntE of r-=fret fu ,N-I'a.. eIeas ,H.s-#Ha
 H.H.aat.a. ft H#aHf. Ht= af. f.nI H#ua H,h#es for ..,5a ..-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-08

T. J. Nestor has bought the entire stock of liquors. hccls and cigars of the Northwestern Commercial Co.. ana Hill place most af these goods on the market at outside cost The goods Will all be placed in one warehouse. and We ask our friends to call and look them over. We will guarantee to sell as cheap as you can buy on the out side.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-08
W|CkERSHAM AND GALE WITHDRAW
 ANNOUNCED

Nugget Special Service.
 tAlaBsEKs Alaska. July 7- Juas1 W,ekeraham and Thomas Gale nave positively announced that they s.4I! ~ithdrlv from the contest for the delegateshtp to congress from Alaska
 The Press today publishes an su. thorlzed statement from Wiekershsm b the effect that he has withdrawn. which amounts to a statement iron, htn that he has knowledge Of the fact that he could not win.
 A telegram vas reeeived here from Thomas Gale at Fon du Lac. Wis.con- sin. which says that owing to the H. ness of h,s wife. he ~ill be unable to come to Alaska. and vzti not be a can. didate for reelection under any cir oumstanoes. The telegram also states that Gale cannot possibly visit Alaska this summer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-08
TERRIFIC
 BATTLE
Nuggets Special Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1. - Bleed ing profusely. staggering from exhaus- tion. and almost unconscious. Joe Cans threw up the sponge to Battling Nelson at the end of the seventeenth round uf the big fight here this afternoon
 The fight was a WhirlWind If living fists from the time the gong was tapped in the first round until the close and there was no doubt among the spccta- tors that Cans had planned tn win the fight in five ar six rounds, but. failing in this. hc became tired. and. although many opportunities Ifeseuted them selves, was uuahl. to deliver tell Ing blow.
 Nelson took a vast amount If pun ishment without apparent effect. Cans sending punch after punch to his head. face and body with kaliedoscnpic ra- pidity. But the little Dane was there ali the time. and repeatedly took three blows for q chance tn return one. Ev- cry time the Dane Iaudel his blows told and. while his face was cut to ribbons and ne was beaten unmcrci- fully in the Grst six rounds he man aged to throw few into the negro's stomach and kidneys which had a telI- Ing effect
 Nelson was sent to the floor several times but always responded prompt ly to the call The negro fought with the ferocity of savage tiger. and he showed his rage every time the EattIer landed one in return.
 In the fifth round Nelson sent a swinging blow to the face. which split Cans lips through to his teeth. and he spat out blood from that time until the end of the fight The blow infmiated the lanky black, and he lost his head. mixing it closely with Nelson. where the Battler exchanged blow for blow for fully half a minute. At the end Cans was sent flying backwards with a blow under the chin, which it is claimed Nelson delivered with his head by putting up suddenly from crouch ing position.
 Cans returned to the center of the ring more angry than ever, his hatred of the Dane showing in every feature of his face. hut his blows from that time lakced steam.
 The betting at this time was three to one on Cans. but il soon veered to even money, and thence to no money at all on Nelson.
 After the sixth round Cans was ap- parently too much exhausted to de- liver telling punch. but Nelson then became aggressive. and by the twelfth round he had roughed it to such an ex- tent that the negro was all in. and his marvellous defense was broken down. Nelson. on the contrary. grew strong er and more aggressive. He quickly to nfiict any injury on him. and left himself open for all kinds of punches. taking them with a smile. but Cans was too far gone to do any damage Every time Cans attempted to deliver blow he received one in return
 In the fifteenth round Nelson landed straight left punch to his opponents nose. fiattening it to his face. and causing it to bleed profusely.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-08
KILLED A POLAR BEAR.

N hiI.. on raute from Teller Ia Nome yesterday on the Diamond L.. captain kltsIsclH.dt and A l.aEarl shot and aftlrd ii large f.al4r bear and then toaB hr animal thoard and brought i. to NaHH- it Is @rieEdia apeeim,u of I#. i'ra'n famIfs. and m. skin ,eil be. 1reee.d far 9 trophy Tn. bear weighs $ z. uuuul-
 Tn" bear was e0 imung In tae aprn s..3t Htar some suan ice tloes. ss .ra he ,s- sera by Captain KHeus@ @hmidt. and T tpt raer .as1aa \ few rife ha.ls iodera H. tH- head .hy place where aeN are n.'-5 effective brought the
 HimaI down aaa he Was dead when fhe boat eausht up lp hm.