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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-19

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nov ihatslIed N thelg ae~ sss hsnt
Hsme bBlldlnr snd ssesythlas sits
tht iatfifnfion u moving slons
saB0othiy 'fhc ncs Iocstloh y IN ~.
mtfsble oue sbd ~ill M aoubt psvvs
advantageous IN many ssys ~ both
tbe bank and W pstfoas
Miss rachel Mct,eod ~ss tho ebsfm
Ing hostess N the Fostyt~o UI.b last
FRIDAY evening fhe following Nom
bcr we're present Misses Msfy
Ellen Iieffln. Cecllc f,sllry. t,essic
cowan. Rachel Mcleod, f.plis Van.
dcfwaIl wes@s X W. f,ufnhsu,.
Fred Taylor, John Lowe, Clinton
Wood. rfentiss Mcleod. MI Mcln.
mis- ismcs A. Dunn, Clyde MclonIs
The visitors we're, Mrs.. Perkins. ~
Crawford, Miss. Mas Hattie HelIe
Mcriwcthcf, ~ scranton, Miss wIIsie
iill, Miss Eva Lacore and wr Clyde
lscafdsIee.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-19

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crested II wni ~ fsesliea fhsf shs
storm N sept =, iss destroyed sh's
nsht
Mr. q. ~. pslmss, ire vsssfss oyster
sss Ash a~sles ~ this city. reports ths
shipment N ssis ester psodsets - t~srx
sbout - ususl fsf shls s~sser. The ~
elsuSns westhes ~ the psst several dsys
hes he'd sssssdiss effect spon catches
NJ nsb. bot this condition ~ snsiss VII
not isss much longer.
Hsv John Chlpmso Isfs here Tuesday
morning for Lsassi. where Ne vent 10
attend the guIf Coast Convention Of The
Protestant EpisccpsI Church. wbieb
met tbers on the 10th and will scptinuc
until today tFrdsyt THIS meeting viii
bring together most Of The Episeopsl
clergy OF The southern part Of the state,
and bishop Brstton Will attend snd pre-.
side over the sessions Of the body.
The jolly Jokers were most pleasantly
entertained on Tuesday evening 81 the
home Of the Misses oatti on Cedar
street ~ . lotto party. The fifst prise
for ladies was won by Miss Philippe
Kssbs and the second prise BY Miss
Sadie Jones. Mr.. Ray krsbs won the
nsst prise for gentlemen and Mr. John
Green carried on the second prise with
easy honors. The next meeting Of the
club will b. held 81 the home OF Misc
Sadie Jones on Tuesday, March ?.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-19
NOTICE or REMOVAL.

will move my stock " General
Merchandise tn tho new location on
upper Main street On ~ about Feb. -,
where ] Will he better prepared than
ever ~ cater 10 the wants ~ my
patrons. JUuN II. kREDs.
Mr. Leo scharn has returned from q
business visit 20 Lucedalc and other
points In the interior
Mr.. Henry A. Walker returned Mon
day at noon from short visit 10
friends In New Orleans.
Mr.. Jules X Johnson returned
home Tuesday morning from u pleas.
ant visit 10 friends IN Mobile.
Mr. John +. Krebs expects to begin
moving his STOCK OF goods into his
new place of business early next week
Miss Lola vanderwall leaves this
Friday for Mobile, where she will be
the guest OF relatives tor the carnival
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-19
MOSS POINT |
| DEPART MENT |

W. W T. wllsos wss recent We
lfof ~ friends IN Monte Als
Tfa " T. stewart ia spending
some tlme ~ Neblle with friends
af@ " n Thompson has returned
b0me ffnm 4 wait ~ ffewton, Aia
Miss Dora wcCartcf hiss returned
nume from q Walt ~ friends A.
Hurley
VIZ. Thomas " stccde was busi
ncss visitor W Hurley and Americas
this week
Mr. lett pofsctt, " MeffllI was a
Tuesday visitor 20 old friends In this
CITY ana virinlfy
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-19

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sun6ey - feii1sst ~ Weft Ton
mustor u 3 ns Meyntnx rfevef.
eusdsf srheyf - the 0susi heef
Hxws JOINS rHfrwks, H~rtosl
pss~ryfsrfsv services nest sosdsy
81 l8tts ~ sad 1871 m
euadsy schooi ~ pBs N,
Hsv. 10. wan, Pastor.
LvrurnAs- No services nest sunday
On scsywat NJ sbssDce N psstos.
sunday school ~ y .. m.
Midwest services nest Wednesday ~
hsv. q. ~. Kssnsca. PASTOR.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-19
DEAFNESS Cannot be Cured

by local spplicationss - they cannot
rssch the diseased portions Of the ear.
There 10 only one way to cure deafness,
and that 10 by constitutional remedies.
Deafness 10 caused by ~ infismed con-
diticn OF the mucous lining OF the Eus-
tachisn Tnbe. When this tube 70 in
famed you have { rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when II u en-.
tirely closed, Deafness is the reeults and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored TO its normal
condition, hearing Will be destroyed
forever; nine csses out Of ten are caused
By Oatsrrh, which T. nothing but % IN
famed condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One 81 hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness (caueed BY cAtsrrh)
that cannot be cured by Aalls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
FL. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, Q.
Sold By Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for ccastipa.
ton.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-19
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nas1ss esest ksss.
Orsssss 80 mn ere fss md me ed
n sssos ssus6ssss here.
VIZ, fsw s6is sbss bodlsd men seen
o. or ssssets skess dsys.
Ths dssmmsss from New Orleans and
Msbsls ere eomssa ssd xotns.
ave sks wnIlss WORKERS your order
Sos sshss sod psss scs sandsy. Phone
No. ~.
Mr.. o. D. Moore and family have
nevsd Isso shs ssnyIy dwelling on
Houlh Paseaeouia street.
osvssal whiss and cciossd jurymen
from this eounty ere on the Federal
juSiss q Biloxi tbls week.
a speosas for pasn--Ds. Thomae 10.
1ssosie OIL, glson6ess, cheapest Imminent
ever 0ovl6oG. A bousehcId remedy 10
Amey1os eos - PEARS.
Nj. 0sos.s Clinsoa Pickett and fam.
~ havs movsd v ths Psqussts dwelling
nsas NE Goash Psssssouls river front.
The Mas6i 0rss celebrations ID New
Orissns and Mobile will no doubt cisiFn
good proportion Of our population next
; week.
Wondsr who will bring 40 ths first
msss Of new irish potasoss this year.
i We used 70 Yst them on the 18th Of
March.
Nh J, ". Cox u emerging his fsh end
oystsr house on the river front and
Otherwise ssttine things in good snaps
for business 10 the near future.
Mr.. Ed. Mausfsld, the baker, has
opened up in the Altman building on
the corner Of Dslmas avenue and Pasca'
goula street. Everybody knows chat
I'd, handles good bread.
Scranton u ably represented at ths
present session Of the Federal court q
Biloxi ~ The following we'll known
attosneyss w. N. Denny, ST., J. Irs
and r, D. Ford, John n. Cook, w. D
/ Ballard and ". -. Denny, Jr.
Mrs.. Gsoses ,. Granlund returnet
home aGondsy night from New Orleans
whore she had been under treatment To-
Est six weeks 1t Touro lnflrmary
mi many friends WILL b pleased y
lessn that she rsturns very much bsne
htted In health.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-19

Ds. Mayer visited The three schools ON
last Monday and addressed the pupils
on the subject cf certain contagious dls
eases. Ne vas heard with marked at
tentIon and The children we're much
impressed by his instructive and clear
explanations.
During the serious Illness OF little
Miss Hula Gordon and the consequent
Absencc from school Of Mrs. l.. Il. Cor.
don, Mics Octsvis Evans IL officiating as
principal Of the Beach school. win Miss
Ida Mertwether In charge OF the pri.
mary department
80
The thanks OF the Central School
teachers and pupils are due 10 Mr. J. d.
Crane for his generosity In repairing
the school clock free Of charge. The
school building Is equipped with . sys-
tenn Of electric bells which ere attached
10 the clock and thus IL promptness
assured 10 the school work provfisd the
clock 10 attending to its business prop
erly.
-
At the Prentiss Literary Society meet
ing last Friday = most interesting pro
gram was rendered, consisting Of tn,
following numbers: Paper on glass
making, by Arthur Chidsey; reading
by Emile Westphal; paper on the U.
navy, by Byron Clark; recitation, b.
Myrtle Lewis; paper on the U. 8. army
by Guy Krsbs; debate, "Resolved, Ths
Jackson County Should Construct
Shell Road from the Beach to Mos
Point'-afiirmative, Claudia Dupont an
Harold Gautier; negative, Horace Il,
eritt and Thelms Clark.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-19

Mr.. L N. DaDtzler, Of Biloxi was
among week. end visitors TO this place,
where lie came ON matters Of business
for his firm.
Miss Stella Roades, Of New Orleans
has returned to this city and IL again
installed in the J. W. Rogers store AS
head milllner.
The many friends OF Capt. John
Alberts are glad to see him about
again, after an indispositlon OF several
weeks duration.
Mrs. Il Wolf and little boy are ex.
pected home this (Thursday) noon
from EllisvilIe, wherG she has been
spending the past three months.
The many friends OF Mr.. julius
e. Turner will be panied 10 learn that
he Is very III at this writing at his
home here with severe case Of pneu.
monia.
Mr.. J.. J. Mcintosh left here Mon
day afternoon for Meridian, where he
goes to attend the annual meeting Of
the Masonic Grand Bodies OF Missis.
s,ppi, which convened 10 that city on
Tuesday morning at II o'clock
Justice OF the Peace e. q. Over.
street reports business In his Office as
somewhat dull these days. With
god officials, both county and city
VIC experience no difficulty In main
taining order 10 this community Ut
all times.
All reports from the back country
are most gratifying concerning The
rising waters Of the rivers and creeks
tributary to this place. The rainfall
came just 10 the nick Of time snd Il
regarded a. boon both TO the mill
40 we'll a. log owners.
The American brig Motley will
$4,000 feet Of lumber for Msysguez
p. r., and the American schoOne
Joseph w. Hawthorn with 40 O0O fee
OF lumber for San Juso, r. R., cleare'
on Monday from the mills OF the
l N. DantzleT Lumber Co.
I Married 90 Monday evening At
O'Clock atehe Baptist parsonage. Mis-
GeorRine Whits, Of Scranton TO Nj
Walter y. Hill, Of this place. Rev. {
J n. Morris ofIicisted 10 the ceremon
y which united thesa two young peopl
y 10 holy vedlock. Both the bride az
y aeoom ara we'll known Ia this con
Il munity and have many friends VII
utll iuin With " 10 Wish for Ion
-liiis aud psospssity.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-19
EvASGELIsTlC SERVICES

Rev. W A. McComb. Home board
Evangelist Of the Baptist church. will
begin series Of services NJ the hap
tlst church IN this city IN Wednesday
night, Fet ~, at 7;J0 o'clock. sun.
day services az usual hours Week
day services 10 A. IN aud 1880 y N.
All are most cordially Invited 70 at.
tend these meetings.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-19
EARLY PLANTING.
Farm near Scran ton, Miss.,
February Is, 1909.

Farm near Scranton, Miss.,l
February Is, 1909.
Editor DEMocRAT-STAR.
was quite glad 70 see In your last
weeks paper that the farmers here.
abouts were getting Z move on them
selves, hence were ahesd In their work
Of previous years. This is as 1t should
BE-. for II No do not take advantage Of
onr ideal climate We may as we'll move
further north. We should always plant
early, even II We lose the seed and have
TO plant over. when we perfect .
truckers Organization We will buy seed
at large discount, hence 1t will not be
20 bad 70 hpve stun killed. planted
tomato seed south Of I building in the
open. and although we had the quick.
silver down 70 48 above two mornings,
and Ice for SIX consecutive mornings, by
covering With sacks, my plants were
not injured and are growing beautifully.
expect 70 get half sn acre put out by
the first Of March.
What say the farmers and truckers
around Scranton to forming . fsrmers'
union, or . truckers' association? Sue.
cess here will almost BIZ impossible
without union Of some kind. WhstNs
want 10 do IL 70 buy the best fertilize;
by the car and be In 9 position 70 sell
truck I. o. b. the car and ship by the cal
| or cars. Some days In June Crysta
Springs ships twenty-five cars Of toms
toes.
| Another thing we oDe-xallus psopl,
must DO 10 70 mske country lite NOR,
attractive 10 the boys and girls who o.,
coming mp 90 that they III won't 70 4
town - soon - they ere Of age, or, Il
fact, In many instances 81 much earle
period. when We get comfortably
homes, with ideal flowers, plants, mus
saA every thing easily obtained then ID
] girls and boys will stay IN The country
/ especially II W will chow them that
! bsttsr living and more cash 70 the 600
rtcsa ~ gotten IN . mope pleasant W.
; 1thsn In storss, shops, oflcss. etc., I
towns and cittss.
i How long. Oh, Lord, Will " b. ssti
6sd 70 exc ont an existsucs simply 0
: aceonnt Of orr indiffereucs snd lasinssl
q Very truly you're
GsoRan 4. STEWART.
!. q
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-19

Mr.. Dec Miller, OF Kansas City, Mis-.
souri,, lie spending several days In this
city and vicinity, where he 10 engaged
In doing some work along educational
lines.
Mr.. James b. Davis, Confederate vet
eran from Denny, this county ,.return-
ing from Biloxi Tuesday, where he had
been attending United States court,
gave us pop call.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii II. Ladnier returned
last Friday from . trip to Tulss, Okla
homs, where Mr.. Ladnier has some
business interests. They report having
had IN enjoyable trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Adams, en- route
from Mobile to New Orleans, spent .
couple OF days here the forepart Of the
week with Mr.. Adams sister, Mrs. II.
Couret OF the New Scranton Hotel.
Mr.. Val Fabisn, OF New Orleans was .
Wednesday visitor here. He represents
the we'll known firm Of H. Lochts n Co.,
OF New Orleans, and hiss travelled thia
territory continuously for the past
twenty five years.
Mr., John b. stempcr and family re-
turned to their home IN New Orlcans on
| Wednesday, after spending two weeks
here with relatives. Mr.. Stemper II
now employed with the United Fruit
Company In their Office st New Orlesns
Mrs. B. B. Paddock, OF Fort Worth
Texas, arrived here on Wednesday O
last week for visit to her sister, Mrs
r. p. Linfieid. Mrs. Paddock expressed
herself - being charmed with our de
lightful place and Its hospitsble people
She left here this Thursday morninl
for her Texas home.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-19

A slx.year old boy wrote his first
composition on water. water Ia good
TO drink, 20 battle In, ana ~ skate on.
When | was little boy, the nurse
used to battle me In water every morn.
Inv. ! have been told that the Injnns
don't wash themselves once 10 ten
years. wish / was an lnjun.r
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-19

Tho Farnsworth mill In this city re-
sumsd operations Wednesday morning,
after shut down OF several days owing
to scarcity OF logs. 1t IL hoped that
the recent rains In the back country
have been sufficient TO enable this con-
Germ to continue saving without inter.
ruption for many months TO come.
Died, in this city, ON Saturday morn.
ing ct $3.50 o'clock, Mrs. Annie O'Con.
nell, sged IS years. The deceased was
native Of New Orleans. but bed made
her home IN this city for the past four
years. acting - housekeeper In the
family Of Mr.. Frank h. Roshko, on
Delmas avenue. Her remains were con-
veyed to New Orleans on the afternoon
train the same day for intsrment.
Mrs. T. B. Cottrell arrived home Mon.
day night from Yasoo City, whore she
has been With relatives since August
last. On her return she was sccom.
panied BY Miss Maggie Bsrnetts, Of
Pickens, who will spend several weeks
with Rev. T. B. Cottrell and family
The friends Of Mrs. Cottrell will be
pleased 70 learn that she has been very
much improved IN health while ia
Yasoo City.
The United states court Of the south
srn division Of the southern district Of
Mississippi convened in Biloxi on Mon
day morning It o'clock. Judge H. q
Niles and other officiAls OF the cour
reached thst CITY sunday evening. Tn,
sessions ~ being held in the new fed
erai buiidtna, which was completed Les
summer. There 10 considerable busi
Ress % b done At this term on accoun
~ the isst sitting being pSstsrmtttsd
and court Will probably continue 70
4 two wsets
4 Privats car No. 100 Of ths Hsndsrsol
route arrived hers Tuesday svsnin
q from louisviiis, Ksntpeky. having O
board - {olloViIg we'll known bus
ness men pf thst sitys Who ere Intel
ssted II The Pssesgouls Street Railwa
and Power 0ompsays Msssrs. o.
Cla&gstt, Harry ws,ssinger, 8. b. On
bsrsos, Oscar Finlsy and John l. Hslu
NJ. Lawrs7cs Jones' of ~ Same city
With ~ party = thsis snsst. The W
d The gentlemen - thts tims Il 6evoI
lof aey signiaeanos. NJ nip 6sis
| morally : vleesNFs one. Thsy viii !
maa1 bore for thrss Of soas days.
Ia
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-19
PERSONAL
MENTION

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~ this slfy
W.. iehe whn@ N rers.~,is, 20 ,
u ihe ssest ~ hsf sister. Wfs Y v
roaasn IN Mr. street
NJ rsiaf smith fetegaed wsancsasy
sfiefnarn from haslness eflp w. Motifs
spd montgomery. Ala
" Joseph Fsf, the wsli kno~n
sstsfinssiss ~ uohiie wsa business
visitor hefe IN "Wednesday
Ne ". y Rassell. N ocean springs. q
large isnd owner w this COUNTY. was ~
the coufl house on rscsasy
Nh ueofee T.. sossen, ~ Mohile, The
weil SHOWN bsnk accountant, was here
scversi days this week on business.
Mr. James y Kifk wood, q popular
commercial msn out ~ New ofIesns,
wsa among Monday visitors IN this city
Miss Irene McFsui loft on wedncsdsy
for New Orleans, where she viii be the
snest ~ friends during the Carnival
season.
Misses Myrtle and Lola lewis spen,
saturday Last In New orleans, where
they went TO witness the play cluster
brown"
Miss Isabelle krebs spent Thursday
IN New orleans, returning home tho
same evening on the coast accommoda
tion train.
| Hon. II. A. Roberts, member Of The
board OF supervisors from this district
was 4 Monday visitor from his home o.
Orange Grove.
Mr.. y. y. Wright, OF Hattiesburg Il
spending the week here, where he Il
engaged in piano tuning At MIR. J. i
Baskin's music store.
Stevedore John Krebs Is home again
after an absence Of several weeks a
Guifport and Ship Island, where he ha,
been engaged st work.
Mrs. w. u. Hughes left this (Thurs
day. morning for Now York city, wher
she will spend some ten days In buyin
q spring stock Of goods.
Mr.. Frank II. Roshko returned HON
J Sunday from Now Orleans, whittier h
J had gone on Saturday with the remain
t, Of Mrs. Annie O'Connel.
Rev. 9. II. Kenrich is spending . 70
7 days In New Orleans attending II
/, meetings OF the Southern Distri
I Synod Of the Lutheran Church.
> Mesdames b. B. Paddock and II.
s Linfeld spent Wednesday 1t Beauvoi
4 where they were pleasantly entertAin'
:. by the veterans OF the Soldiers Hon
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-19

II you NEED . pill take DeWitt's LITTLE
Early Risers. Insist on them; gentle,
easy, pleasant, little liver pills. Sold by
the Palace Pharmacy, Scranton, Miss.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-13

a phonograph sent music, classical and
otherwise, into the Arctic air from the
cabins. At table there was kind Of con-
tinuous performance. with a steady hand
and receptive stomach.
During two days of stormy discomfort
several important meals had been willing
ly missed. But in the Arctic food accounts
must be squared as quickly as possible.
Here were the Joys Of civilization, health
and recreation in new wilderness, all
combined in the composite adventures OF
cruising in Arctic seas.
On the following morning we passed
Cap Alexander and entered Smith Sound.
Half gale came from the sea as we en-
tered Boulke Bjord. The town of Etah
was composed Of four tents, which for
this season had been pitched beside a
small stream just inside of the first pro-
Jecting point on the north shores.
Inside this point there was sheltered
water TO land the Eslimos' kayaks.
1t also made good harbor for the
yacht. 1t Is possible in favorable seasons
to push through Smith Sound, over Kane
Basin, into KENNEDY Channel, but the ex-
pertinent is always ut the risk Of the
vessel.
There was no special reason for us to
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-13

hazard life, therefore the yacht was here
prepared for the return voyage. This
was to consume several days, and we
sought to occupy the time in exploratio
and sport
The vicinity Of Etah is notable as the
stamping ground of DIR. Kane and Dr.
Hayes in the middle Of the last century
There were no uncxplored spots in the
neighborhood, but there was a good deaI
of game near Before we landed we
watched tho Eskimos harpoon a white
whale. The little aux kept us busy for
day, while harcs, tumbliug Ike snow.
balls over dark rocks, gave another day
Of gun recreation.
Far beyond, along the inland leo, were
caribou, but we preferred to conGue our
exploration to the seashore. The bay
waters were alive with cider ducks aud
guillemOts, while Just outside walr1ls
dared rs to venture on au open cuutegt
on the wind swept seas.
After ambitions for the chase and local
exploration were satisfied we were told
that the people Of Annotook, twenty-five
miles to the north, would be glad to see
us. Here was the chance to arrange Il
jaunt in the motor boat. The tnnKs were
Glled, suitable food aud camp equipment
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-13

we're loaded and off we started on the
morning Of August II for mans ultima
thule.
It was beautiful day, with light air
from the sea. Passing inside Of LittletoD
Island, we searched for relics along Life
boat Cove. The desoate cliffs of Cape
Uatherton were blaze of color and
light, but the sea was refreshingy cool.
with fleets Of blue towering bergs to
dspel the fire OF Arctic midsummer.
As we rushed in comfort past the ice
polished and wind swept headlands the
sea was alive with birds, .Gals aud wal
ruscs, but little shooting was done, for
we were bent ON enjoying the quiet sport
of motor boating.
Arrival nt AnnotOok.
As we passed the sharp rocks of Cairn
Point we located nine tents ia small
bay under Cape lngleiield.
Look, there is Anu9tookw said Tun.
gan, our native guide,
Looking up Smith Sound we noted that
the entire channel beyond was blocked
with jam Of hard blue ice, The north.
egumost limit Of motor boating had beep
reached. A perpcndicular cid served as
q pier to which 70 fasten the boat. here
Il cUud rise and fail WIN the tide aad