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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-25
WILHELM STAYS IN
BED BECAUSE OF COLD

Berlin. Nov. 25.--A bulletin, which
was issued at 12: 80 o'clock this after
noon from the new palace at Potsdam,
states that the emperor will remain in
bed today because of cold with which
he is suffering He was indisposed yes
terday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-25

Des Moines, Ia. Nov. 25 Hun
dreds Of young people from all over
Iowa Will spend the Thanksgiving holi-
day period at the capital city, attract
ed by the state convention OF the Ep-
worth League. Final plans for the
convention we're concluded today. The
opening session win be held tonaor-
row.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-25
ROOSEVELT SAYS NO.
Trophies of His African Hunt Not to-
Be Exhibited at Seattle.

Seattle, Nov. 25.-President ,Roose-
welt will not make a display at the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition OF the
trophies of his African hunt next year.
In reply to a formal request sent two
weeks ago, Secretary Loeb, for the
president, has replied that it will be
impossible to comply.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-25

Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 25.-Dr Mac
Aachlan has been commissioned as
physician at the Indian school at Bis
marck by the commissioner OF the IN
dian bureau at Washington. He will
begin his duties as soon as the school
opens.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-25
LOT or EVIDENCE SUBMITTED.
Carroll Case Will Probably Take An.
other Day in Court.

Grand Forks, NJ. D., Nov. 25.-The
defense in the case of Joe Carroll, ac-
cused Of criminal assault, was not
nearly through when tie district couri
adjourned yesterday afternoon. IT. is
expected that all of today will be
taken up. The defense lis said to be
making an effort to show that Lucille
Pierce was coerced INTO prosecuting
Carroll, although knowing him inno-
cent. and that she feared the reform
school IL she did not do so.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-25
FIFTY BODIES RECOVERED.

Valett, Nov. 25.-Up to 3 o'clock
this afternoon fifty bodies from
the Sardinia had be brought here.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-14
LIBRARY BENEFIT
ENTERTAINMENTS
Course will be Given During the
Winter at AFn8rV

The city library board met in the
office Of C. A. Dodge Monday and cou-
Guided arrangements with Contractor
Gram for the use of the armory build
ing until next spring The agreement
reached allows the library board the
use of the building for eight months
during the winter and Mr. Gram pays
one hundred dollars for the privilege
Of leaving the building stand until
spring
series Of entertainments Will be
given during the winter and the pro-
ceeds Will be turned over to the Ii
brary board which will be used toward
the expenses of the building when the
erection is started in the spring. They
will include lectures, musical enter
tainments, plays, etc.
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HalLaaAD ASSESSMENT.
Asrsed Upon by the seats Beard ea
Equalization.

The state board OF equalization In
session at Bismarck agreed upon the
assessment OF the railroad property
In the state for the ensuing year and
Increased the total valuation of the
reads in the state something over s3,
900, 0a0, the total ROW is $40, 08S, SS1,
IN increase of s. 1896 4s over last
gear, The assessment was agreed &c
BY the Republican members of the
Beard, led by State Auditor Holmes.
and the resolution fixing the value of
1s roads was presented by Attorney
General McCue.
The principal item OF increase is on
aAs main lines Of the roads, which are
assessed al valuation of $4,000 a
milo for the Great Northern and
gsarthern Pacific roads and $500 a
@Sls fer the 500. The total increase
@sr the Great Northern road is some
@tag like s1,q0a,o o0> Fer the North.
@Ra Pacific it is about $3.50, 0G1, and
a&ere Is considerable Increase On the
@0o and Milwaukee
There was no division on the board
when the matter finally was settled,
3he fetal increase to the roads in tax,
aH5cn at an average Of about 31a per
SAINT fer total taxation will he Some
Gfng ever 100000.
The hoard made Nc change In the
WRIuarien OF telephone lines IN the
gsRte except to assess the Fargo ex
aaange at S1g,0Ge
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-14

Mrs. Page, society editor of the
Grand Forks Herald was iR the city
Tuesday
Chas. Morris, the representative of
The Oliver Typewriter Co, was a
business caller in this city the first
of the week
At New York Cash Store We have
just received a complete fall and win
ter line of Royal Blue and Crosse1t
shoes in ox-blood, patent colt and
gun metal feathers.
Reports from Mrs. Henry MedeI-
man, from Rochester, Mimi, are to the
effect that her son Frank who recent
ly underwent an operation at that
place, is improving nicely. This is
welcome news to the family and
friends in this city
W. +. Graham met with quite a ser
ious accident Tuesday afternoon He
was doing some repairing on his barn
and in attempting to pull a spike with
| a claw hammer he accidentally struck
himself in the eye with the hammer
and head of the spike in such a man
ner that the skin was cut on the eye.
| The doctor hopes to save The eye but
/ is not certain that he will be able to
do SO.
| The great harvest sale at The New
York Cash Store starts today.
| John z. Wakefield who has been
manager of the North Dakota Lum-
Der Company in this city for some
time past, will leave Sunday for Aber
/ deem. s. D., where he Will be employed
Iby the same concern IN that city
I Mr. Wakefield has made many warn
tfrieuds during his residence here anc
:, they viii regret his departure but VII
wish him SUCCESS.
I The Success Spreader is Life tt
| the SoiT' and the Eagle Sprayer il
death to the Weeds These arr
uottos of the two best pieces of farm
machinery on the market F. H. Pros
ser & Co.
I Harry Eneeshaw LETT for Farg'
Thursday evening where he Will assis
Captain Saries in the coulmissar
! department Of the North Dakota Sa
: tiouaI Guards
RI Chas- E. Morris of Devils Lake
Etraveling representative Of the Olive
Typewriter company spent last Err
tday in Lawton.-Eawton Leader
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-14
a. Poesia conpsrTs III.

The poet was favoPing 4 friendly
sosls with bis last verses says 6
writer in St JaEes' Budea l. Ths
verses were descr- ptlve of heautif18
girl The poet rec.d:
Tier hair was rarlssed III flowing curtis.
The eDtslr OF whisper
This made the listener "zir up
'W hats ehasf" he said Read that
again-"
Il thought you would say something
ABBOTT that" the poet answered u
dent want to appear egotistIeatr but
that little phrase gives some scope foE
the exercise Of the mind"
I'm what wayE
The poet laughed
Don't you see he said how beau
ttfuEly that describes the shade of bel
haiF7 Every poet speaks Of galden
hair CT raven locks. To be Success
ene must be original Well she did
not have golden h:sir 1t was nes2rty
golden and T convey the fEnpressisu
by means Of that one word
The aEEeF still looked pHzzied~
You hare heard" said the poet Pc:
eIentIy. "rhat Silence is goideus~
Yes" TIE ether admitted
Well" resumed the poet II silence
fs golden what would whisper Be
1t would be nearly golden weuEdr'
ftp
The poet laughed again, The othe
vyss aftrEnC down and e05Id ugE arag
ger, 50 he laughed too
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-14
INSPECT LABORATORY SITES
Professor 6rannon VIII Fay a Visit
to Devils Lake

Professor Brannon OF the University
&C North Dakota soon VIII visit Devils
lake to look over the sites offered for
the inland laboratory to be established
D. the United States fish commission.
Two sites have been offered by Devil
lake nlea- The laboratory viii be
established for the purpose of looking
after the fish placed In the lake, max
1ag an analysis Of water, minerals and
gEant growth and fer Use in eounee.
zion with a fish hatchery The propo'
gasfon of establishing fish hatchery
ut Mission Bay also is being eonsid
AIRED 1t is now practically assured
that Devils Lake WEI have a labora:
tory and fish hatchery before veal
has elapsed
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-14
(jARRSkE
e

A hail storm passed through here
Saturday striking several places
among which were crops belonging to
MesErs. Ellis, Kftseh and Fab
Mrs. Roy Ellis who has been obliged
to- seek a nlfIder climate On account
of bronchial troubles has returned
FROM Los Angles and Seattle very
| much improved and expects to be able
to spend the winter in North Dakota.
Patrons of the Webster school dis:
triet are wondering when those mysti-
cal meetings as testified to by Peter
| Regain were neld in the Garske store
building
/ After four years effort to prosecute
Dan Regan for an assault and battery
with intent to kill for which a warrant
was given by Anderson (then States
Attorney and afterwards "strayed.
stolen or destroyed between Sheriff
Mclean and States. Attorney Ander-
SOIL Civil suit was brought by W.
w. Baker against Regain and verdict
for damages was rendered by the jury
In favor Of Baker. At the time Began
Left for Alaska and WAS gone over a
year, while Lou Eaton who was with
IRsgan was brought for trial Ander-
son objected to having the witness:
brought and Anderson's plea of not
sufficient evidence" carried for Eaton
Correspondent
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DsssreeG wife for Another.

A. warrart has been issued by order
90 States Attorney j. B. Wineman Of
Grand Forks for the arrest OF Gus
TaEe DahIstEomy who leaves wife
&Ed three children. the Oldest three
and one-hsn years and the youngest
seven months and who Is charged
with deserving them to eIope with q
young womaa friend Il Is further
stated that shIs ID the second time
that DahIstroua has clipped with the
sOung woman. Mrs. Dahlstrona is Teft
lies destitute circumstances The WAY:
Eang Es issued Under the provisions OF
q new law which makes it possible. to
BeEd a naaa to the penfreatfarT for de
gerTfag his wife and family II Dahl
sSrcu IS located fte VIII be- given ths
5gFiIfy It IL stated.
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REAL. ESTATE TRANS.
] FfRS.
foo Week Ending Aaa. E2th. :,


u s. to liver T. LesSrud, NV IA r.
157-61-
David Rubin and wife to W. e. Low
ell, Lot T. Blk 6. Cleveland G. Ken
nedy's Add to Devils Lake Consider
alton ssAa-aa. ~ g." "
>, l. 1E- Powell to Charles WIttkopp,
Lots Is and a, Biz LII. Devils Lake
Consideration sa55.A8. .~ .s ..
John W. Mahr ct al. to Charles
sneeshyr s IL lott, al Of Lot 8, Bill
g. Mahr G. Laeae's Sd Add to Devils
Lake. Consideration SLIGO. ~>%s~ u ~
William c. NeFadden to ~ w. Mu-
tuaI Saw. G Loan Assn, Lots l.. 2, and
g. 81 Be. o. Devils Lake Considerations
800. Is FL. .
Mutt Saw g. Loan Assrr. to
Devils Lake for library, Let's i, 3. ana
q Bic 9, Devils Lake Consideration
$4aae OF. f.. ii y e. sss3..
II
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-14
DISTRICT '||l COURT.
Repegt Of the Weeks Proceedings Il
This Place. w.. . zS:. y 7.
state W.. a. aa. Ssrsfer

This twas al ease THAT was brought Id
this county from Benson county oman
affidavit Of prejudice. the claim being,
made that sftes Citizens of Benson
county were pre5fudseed and that j jus44
tice could notsbs had he case was
continued to- the Nov enlhar term af
COURT " ~ .s s5.s. t i. 4
r. e. !. 3s tsEihrfes W.. Scribe sss z55
i This case MP ffar trial before
Judge Cow an + riessa ,,atheFfne I5ff-
brick was the ard Caroline ii
soFIis The seeras thai
the had ssfserrsa real III
tate To- the endas5t ana seeking
!to have the II ae azl
~ IRE EEelszad slss Taa aeiated
y kEaraaet ttlg tire Inc
made aza 81
IFsss raisi
wac arlss ii nov before
ne
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Mckee VS.. Haley.

Saturday morning the case OF Ed
ward Mckee VS.. Peter Haley was
called This is case brought by the
plaintiff to foreclose a mechanics lien
against the warehouse building of the
defendant. The case was tried and is
pending briefs.
State VS. Jack Miei1aeil
The defendant was arraigned on
complaint of States Attorney Serum
gard on the charge OF maintaining a
COMMON nuisance. He plead not
guilty and his bond WAS fixed at S2A0l
Eyanpai1anani vs.. Eyanpassass1auEi
This is a case In which the. husband
seeks divorce from his wife Oh the
ground of cruelty, and commenced
Monday morning. The case necessar-
lily made slow progEesB ON account of
the Witnesses ON harh sides being In
dams and ALI the testimony was taken
Through an interpreter: From the evI-
dence given III Seems that the plaintiff
claims to- have been I'm treated by his
wife, she having struck him several
times His wife when put on the
stand denies most of the charges and
admits to having struck him but once
When questioned as to her desire for
separation she said that SHE did not
want separation, as neither she nna
her husband had died and they were
welded until death should part them
The case was concluded Tuesday al
ternoon and the Judge has the matter
under consideration
/ State VS. Jehn Norris
| John Norris was arraigned before
Judge CowaH Wednesday morning
charged with selling Intoxicating iq
ueTs contrary to Law. He. plead guilt!
and was sentenced to ninety days II
jail and q fine Of 500 and cost!
amounting to S25.
Court adjourned until Monday
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-14
Money and Goods Gore.

s5 w hen L. Simmons came to q realizar
eesson OF Bis location Ee was I'm the Far
go police court The unfortunate n1sE
~, wfdoFsT and a hoznesteader In
the western part 81 the state and
saaVfag hta foHE children with hfs
Ernaher. Tic vseat 70 the valley 10 help
farcagh hagIng TIL his crops wers
geadF for harvest. He vent 70 Fargo,
Bought sonae eloFhes, q Ticket for bone
aaai Rad 81 lei, He vent 10 d saloon
81 Manrhaad sid ezass THAT Ne ~
ns anlbessd rssttif ing more IT'LL the next
5sgnia His srTsyssey and DIR lasea
4. II
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MAD his WITS WITH FiEhH.
VIctirn Of Fleeing Robbers Rides n ;
Freight Train With Them

Martin FIJI. negro, was arre~r5.I
IL the Grear Northern yards ar GT:i2~
Forks On charge Of highway robbery
Hill had Just climbed eff a Grsat
Northern train from SreeEstou. He
held !ohn Olson In Crooksfen while
q negro ecnarade went through Olson =
sockets and took ST. TIE ne7rces
then ran and jumped OF freight
train pulling toward Grand FcrGs
Olson, With rare presence Of mind
caught a eaboose and rode over On
the sgae train He huFTiedEy i'll
98gEed the officers On the arrival At
Grand Forks and Hill was sooH AT:
rested and Identified
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10 GET ELECTRIC POWER
SssfsEatsn Business Men AisS Want
Erssaruraan Electric line.

ESsfsEatsn Business Men AisS Want
Enssruraan Electric line.
Negotiations are about completed
e3Gkfng to the passage Of franchise
Szhtch will bring water-gsnerated cleo
Erfc light and power from few miles
wast of Fergus Falls, and will permit
manufacturing at Wahpetnn with
sheap power. The total available
Dswsr will be 2,0oo horsepower The
Commercial club has ON fsot q plan
Do connect by electric railway Sisse-
sDE with Wahpetou via Hanhnsou.
Tho line would pass through some OF
sAs BEST farming land and most thick
~ settled country in the Baketas
@uea of which In relatively far from
railroad markets. Also it would make
the large towns Of the southern part
&C that section much more accessible
TO the county seat
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-14
DEMOCRATS MEET
County Central Committee Organize
IN This CitV M0nday

4 small number of democrats met
in Devils Lake Monday afternoon and
perfected their county organization. by
electing the following officers:
Chairman, J. ". Kelly.
Secretary, J. H, Bloom.
Treasurer. i. B. keriin.
w A. FnIkerson.
Vacancies we're filed by the COM
Gratis could be found
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gaall iiirEfs EEfs 800.

ES ca q sGzssEs5Ga
sWpss VFllasss y cot sffle
sssss ssssfyfzs ran aaa VS.
81 szasss saaE aaasssaa
ssfSs as
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-14
CITY VS.. COUNTY

The greatest bunch Of base BALI
players ever gathered on a field took
part in the game between the officials
of the city and county at the ball park
Tuesday afternoon, the city officials
winning in a seven inning game by a
score of I6 to IT. Heavy hitting and
brilliant fielding stunts were plenty
FIJI and up until the last man was out
it was either teams game. Frank
Whitman. manager of the city team,
protested several times very strongly
on the ringing in of new men but the
court house aggregation paid NO at
reution and went right ahead with the
game determined to wiu,. but the
bunch OF s1uggers that the Mayor had
gathered together proved to be the
undoing of the court house team.
Fred Mann, the star FIRST sacher OF
the city team, was the shining light OF
Whitnaan's team and he pulled Oft sew
eraI stInts around the first sack that
brought the large crowd to- their feet,
while Steve Jones, who did the back
stop work, nipped all those trying to
pilfer sacks and Jack Mclean on Sec
ond was right there to- receive the
throw and touch his NAM
Billy Nfnna1 did the tw1EHug tar the
city and had the heavy hitting cs'Irt
ers at his mercy, while Frye and
Greer, who did the pitching for the
county team, were hammered to- al
! corners of the lot Howard WhIppls
was the batting sensation of the game
and had five safe cues marked UP tt
his credit, while c. Baker did tht
heavy hitting for the court house
team
| Each member of the team deserves
| credit for their fine playing bu
space Will not permit 4 detailed ez
PLANTATION of how it happened, but i
Twill cost the court house team a ban
auet, for which the city officials weg
living in expectations all day
4 Following is the line up OF bot
teams
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FoR GALE.

FOR SALEs-3z9 acre farm northeast:
4 of Webster NJ. q. TIE -Clsauess
farEn IN the country. 275 acres nm
der plow and the rest In pasture and
a fine hay meadow. Good hulldinga
! and a fine well At q bargains sg
taken at once. Inquire Of Jnlaas Z.
Lee at his farm. S# .s%:sSs$$ /
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. FARM FOR SAI4E-Known as the
E. p House farn, $40 acres
miles southeast of Doyaa. Bart1es
township. Ramsey county Fine wen ]
OK good water house barn. granarE
and pasture. ~ About ESQ acres
walton ssss Price s7,ae0 90 terms
5easg at1irs DC dress H.
N. LAX s,'sS r. 5s35s9
FOR Sal IS eemplara outke sc
household I'm m III sell an III
part satlae ealaire at AZ East
S Sixth ssrsas - / 4
Fs1R 81 oung team az assagaaa
"a ahcslE years old, weight asasssg
I aasea. These hoyaas ara s l,,saas
and sound Enquire ed q. H. 14sasa
sfsarEsa. , l-zz zassIas N u. eg Dsvgls
3 3 15s. d barrs
1 bargeIs "a al 4 aAlsx
fssrrss uss
ID acres. III ssss sssss
T,ry Isle sEisda ave ssI
tsaa Ill Us saa.
ess,p 5 ssassss
I'd
stssssssE Il n 80
n acres fsss ssFads ssfsss as9ssAs
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FOR SALE-Seperator truck. suitable
for cook car Price VAC GO See b.
H. ProsseT. n. & Il. IS 5s5sy #.
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E's,Es - 1sse q
y. barrels alax
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Batteries, NiEnmo and JONES' Frye
Greer audi Redmond: umpire Dawson
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and next week Will have a detailed
description Of the trip and country
Lieutenant Hine1Ee has asked uer-
mission from headquarters to accom-
psny the company to American Lake
and be excused from the taking part
. in the rifle competition at Camp Per
ry This action was Brought aEaat
by Mr. Hineke on account Of Com
J pany NJ being a new company and
Needing the services Of all Officers.
OrvilIe DaeH has accepted rasfF-
.tion of instructor IN tie connar sfaI
department OF the High sehoaE for me
coming year The work VIII eonssstt
OF shorthand, typeH rfttiagg, FbodhkeaR
ing, commercial and ss1sai;
Il nsereta1 Law He was prepared al ssiips
4 4 university school af and
y wen fitted flr the post
zfas EsSiaesas Dit tiafg cIrg
and Of
I Il were married at the
b III thaa
4 fng BIZ BEevt 81
4 I5grlaaa ~ d cousin oGf
and Has nsasffs d II a
tss5a feg rsaz
tn 7aahiIsa
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1908-06-06
The Old Folks Meeting at Auburn.

Editor Leader: Some weeks,
perhaps months, ago an idea
struck somebody unknown to this
writer; and, as usual, when such
thing happens something comes
of it. In this particular case the
idea hit good and strong and as a
result, more than a Thousand
souls are willing to stand up and
be counted to honor and bless the
one who conceived the thought of
the Old Folks Meeting held Sun
day, May 81, 1908. at Adams s
Camp Ground; Printed invita-
tions we're sent to many living at
a distance. especially to those
who have formerly lived near that
halIowed ami historic place, and
who have wurshipped at that sa-
cred altar. Numbered among
those who were present we're peo-
pie from GIoster to Brookhaven
and from Meadville to Hatties-
burg. 1t was reunion of reIa-
tives and old friends which will
long be remembered by those
who we're fortunate enough to be
present. 1t was truly an old folks
meeting, for there was a much
larger per cent of aged people
present than is usually assembled
at one time. Some who we're
there have more than reached
their four score years, while quite
Ia number have lived out their
three score and ten. But all ages
we're represented, the young as
we'll as the old. There we're
present many families which,. for
numbers, reminds one of the pro-
verbal household in. which the
roll is habitually called at night
fall to make sure none had strayed
from the fold. There were young
parents who were exhibiting with
evident delight their FIRST born
who had come to bless and light
up their wigwams. There we're
cooling couples by the scores
whose 'eyes looked love to eyes
which spake again. !" The college
lads and the sweet girl grad
uates' were out in force.
AT ten o'clock the tabernacle
| bell was tapped as a signal f0r
tho service to begin. The SER
vices were conducted under the
comfortable tabernacle erected q
few years ago in one of the most
Enchanting and delightful groves
known to this writer.
The pastor invited as many al
| desired To sing to occupy 4 seat or
| the platform, which will comfort
lably seat perhaps hundred.
About half that number responded
and the melody Of their voices lin,