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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24

FOR SALE-My stock of light grocar.
les, confectionery and fruit stand.
cigars and tobacco. soda fountain and
supplies; doing a good business: best
location in town; will invoice about
$2,50O; good chance for right party.
For further particulars call on or write
J. L. Mollerstrom, Lake Park MINI
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24

LAND FOR sALE-section Of the
finest land in Mclean county for
sale or exchange for property in Far
go. All fenced in; S65 acres all new
field, 240 acres pasture and $4,000 worth
of buildings; just one mile to town.
Call or write A L. Anderson, 62s Tenth
avenue north. Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24

FOR SALE-Confectionery, fruit, cigar.
stationery, news and soda founcaln
business, with small bakery; ali In
GOOD condition. Reasons for selling.
poor health. It's money maker In
vestigate quick. Chas. r. Bergstrona.
w aSnourn, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24

FOX SALE-Best newspaper snap in
the state. Good circulation, good
advertising and job work patronage.
Business shows a net of 500 to $3.50
per month. Growine rown 80 nnn
VIII sell fer $2,3O cash and s4no Nal.
ance ar per cent. Owner has ofhar
interests that need his attention. Ad-
dress s2s. care Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24
MACHINERY EoR SALE.

FOR SALE--One 25 h. p. j. i. Case en-
gine, one 20 h. p. Nichols & Shepard;
also rebuilt gasoline engines from one
to twenty horsepower. at the North
western Iron Works. Devils Lake, n. ID.
threshing rig, 25 horse engine, 36-
inch separator, now running, in good
condition. Steel tank, truck, tender
and pump, fully equipped. Reason for
selling, must buy larger rig. Box 232,
Fargo
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24

FOR SALE-Thirty-si acres fine
farming land one mile from Frazee;
good house, frame 16x24x14; kitchen
12x24; shed barn, hen house 10x12
good well. Fine chance for truck farm
ing and poultry $1,400. $500 cash, rest
on easy terms Schleher Realty Co.,
Frazee, MINI.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24
FARM FoR SALE.
rYpEwRIrERs FoR sALg.

ALL KINDS of secondhand typewrit-
ers for sale cheap. L. c. Smith &
Bros. Typewriter Co, 61S Front street,
Fargo. N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24

WANT TED-HaIirUad laborers for A.
Guthrie e. Co. Report at Office. Cul-
kertson, Mont. Fifty miles OF team
work from Bainville northwest. Glass
OF laborers required: Transfers,
scraperholders, grading machine men:
COOKS, cookies. blacksmiths and la
borers. Steady work all season. Good
wages for ten hours work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24

FOR QuICkSALE-Gooc paying res
taurant in Fargo; business growing
fast. Rent $40; have hfty boarders q.
present. Worth $500. win take $500
on quick sale. See H. H Larson, AO6
Fl ont street. Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24

JUST OuT-Digest of North Dakota
Law. An invaluable book for farm
ersS mecnanlcs, working men and
tradesmen. Price 81; bound in full
cloth $125. Obtainable from local
agents or from A. B. Guptln, fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24
HOUSEHOLD IRREGULARITIES.
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
HOUSE AND SAFE MOVING.
MEDICAL.

BEST medicine on earth. Barker !
Cough Remedy. Made at Sparta, Wis.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.

NMANTE p--CapabIe man TO lease hoe
tel with fine bar and dining rooms
&. f. Grant. Melston. Mont.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24
wANrED-soARD AND CARE.

WANTED - A desirable party to
board and care for baby For further
particulars enquire afternoons from
to S at 71s Fifth street north.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24
FOR sALE-LANp.

DAKOTA, Minnesota and Canadian
lands for sale. H. II. Miller, room
20. Huntington block, Fargo. N. ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24

FARM FOR SALE--Cheap IL taken at
once, with good crop on, close to
town Of Disley, Sask., Canada. Write
to owner for all particulars. John
Cook, Disley. Sask, Can.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24

FOR SALE-Cummirs news depot
and general store; money maker,
good reason for selling. See Cummings.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24

FOR QUICK SALE list your property
with Hansen Land Co, 23O Broad
way, Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24

FOR SALE-Bakery, with all neces-
sary machinery, horses and wagons.
Good established trade. Box S54. City.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24

A SNAP IN CUBA Lam I'll, 900 acres
best land In Cuba, all fenced, It's
acres timber, $50 head cattle. title per-
feet; easy terms. Might consider pro-
ducing northwest properly in part pay
ment. e. A. Rolston, Ia Vigia street
Camaguey, Cuba.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24
HAIR GOODS.

FULL LINE OF hair goods. Mrs. j.
KopIeman. s14 Front street. Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24

FOR CHOICE improved and unim-
proved farm lands that are sod
upon ten-year payments or on crop
payments. write or call on Frask l..
Kellogg. Cleveland, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-24
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-Commis or
salary. Montana Nursery Co.. Bill
lngs. Mont.
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sHoCKs NOT SERIOUS.
REV. ANNA SHAW ON
WOMAN SUFFRAGE

New York, Jan. sO.-The Rev. Anna
Shaw, in an address before the Equal
Franchise society, at the home OF Mrs.
Clarence II. Mackay. stoutly defended
woman suffrage. She said:
II have seen men hug and kiss
each other In an election aftermath.
1 have seen them smash another fell
lows hat or slap him on the back
until his breath was gone, and yet
they say women are too emotional
20 vote ] never saw a woman no
matter how great her excitement take
on her bonnet and wave or crush
In the bonnet OF some other woman
or slap another until she grasped.
Women do not know anything about
emotion II IS men who go mad.
"They say women should stay home
and control their husbands vote" she
continued. mo woman CONTROLS her
husbands vote II she could sha
would be too ashamed OF having mar
ried such a man 10 let anybody know
she controlled him
Wyoming has has equal franchise
for 40 years, yet there has only been
one case Of fraudulent voting on the
part OF women.
'DepraVed women will not be made
saints by the ballot. they will sell
that as they sell their souls
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Oh" jim DONALDSON
IS BEHIND THE BARS
viii BE Turned over 60 Warden
Pratt Today to serve iliz
Term la Prison.

James Donaldson. sometimes known
as cdr Jim Donaldson. ia lu tho
county Jan. awaiting 90 be ukon t0
the state prison. to servo "a no years.
term. When "a COPY of lhe Original
commitment papers have been p.a "a
in the hands of Shcrn Joseph su.Iu.
from the office 0f Che county DIerk.
the prisoner Wll be- tUueu over 90
Warden Pratt OF the state institution.
The papers are expected by thu anrun
some time today
Donaldson was convicted 0f compile
city in the famous MCWhlrter robbery,
in September 1906. ile WAS .he only
one of the gang brought f1 trial.
though two others were auura heulDu
and went scot free. m was believed
by hls friends thHt Donaldson wac the
least guilty of the bunch. hut be- was
convicted and though haFInE carried
enc case as high aa ho could hf nnlH
himself facing a Ions term ol lmpus-
Onment
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HIGH WINDS CAUSE
DISASTROUS FIRES

Dallas. Tex, Jan. SO.-Damage from
fire and havoc wrought from h n6d
winds. estimated al above RfoO'VoO,
was caused during the last two uayS
I'M Texas and Oklahoma
In Dallas alone In two days mere
oras ~ alarms. number OF resi-
depces were burned with losses Oh
$4,000. ....aa,. o.
Grand Saline 49,. 49,
The grain elevator at Bison, near
Rinefisher, Okla. with a quanpty OF
corn In cars burned causing loss
of about $4,000. NILE,
In me Glenn OH pool. near Tulsa,
the damage is probably RSo'Ouv os
resson OF the wind having leVeheu
n,anv dorricls. Fifty derricks are
down in the old field near kieief'
Okla. A. ..ra
I'M the Texas panhandle the sana
,tortn was terrific The gale has peeh
followed by "a cold wave which eil-
braoes the entire southwestern country
srom Kansas 20 southern Texas ana
into New Mexico.
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CARPENTERS APPROPRIATE
MONEY FOR LABOR LEADERS

indianapolis. Jan. S0.-At the open,
inc of today's session OF the United
Mine Workers convention Frank puI-
~. secretary OF the Carpenters union;
announced that the executive pot's ~ 90 So
sc orsranization had appropriated $1,000
Tor the assistance OF John Mitchell
samuel Gompers and Frank Morrison
An their appeal from the jail sentence
FOR alleged violation OF the Injunction
in the boycott case OF the bucksloVe
company OF st. Louis. 49,. -,
the Illinois miners, took the floor 70
defend his district against the state
meut made in President Lewis report
That IL had not done its part towards
the ioint. Interstate agreement.
He was opposed by Samuel fAseoe on
az The imam who IS trying 20 do his
best for the rank and file OF the
miners"
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VALUABLE PACKAGES
THROWN INTO THE RIVER

New York. Jan. 3O.--According 70
William NJ Barrett, first vice. president
OF the Adams Express company
safe containing money and chest OF
valuables were thrown from a car
Of the company into the Suspuehanna
river IN Pennsylvania on Thursday
night, but have been recovered, They
were found between Marysville and
bridgeport. Pa, yesterday. The mes
senger IN charge Of the valuables cast
them into the river while his car
was crossing a bridge between the
two towns. fearing. he said, that rob
beers were about 10 attack him. He
was startled. he said. by an explosion
under the car and this led him TO
adopt quick means OF frustrating tho
supposed robbers.
Private detectives are investigating
the case AZ yet the cause OF the ex-
ploslon has not been ascertained.
Divers. by dint OF hard work yesterday
located and raised the safe and chest
with contents practically intact
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-30
LIQUOR INTERESTS
NOW SEE DEFEAT
To Temper Their Rout They Are
Working for a Modified
Measure.
KNOW LEGISLATION is SURE
Possibility of Downing the Foremost
Question Before the State Now
Viewed a. Forlorn Hope.

With all members OF The senate exc
cept those living iu salt Lake absent
10 their own baliwicks. the senate is
trying 60 meet this afternoon to comply
with legal technically
The provision Of the constitution is
that one body of the legislature cau-
not adjourn FOR more than three days
counting sundays without the COM
sent of the other branch. but that
minority number may meet and add
journ from day to day. while try.uc t1
compel the attendance of absent sens
ators
Wednesday five members of tho scu-
ate left on "A junket for Cedar City
Thursday there were barely enough
senator's present 60 conduct business.
and Friday II was agreed that the
country members should so home while
the salt Lake members should meet
and adjourn until Monday.
But some one Of the new members,
not yet skilled m the manner OF
having the journal show quorum
present discovered The provision in
the constitution allowing less
than "a quorum TO adjourn only for "a
single day Therefore the members
are meeting this afternoon, with the
plan Of adjourning until tomorrow,
/ without attempting any other business.
At the end Of the third week. the
| legislature has before &c almost all
| OF its more important measures, while
/ from committee rooms are beginning
! To emerge the first reports showing
! what bills will be forwarded during
the coming week for final passage.
RUM INTERESTS FACE DEFEAT.
smng to the quick. the rum inter
| ests are now relying less and less on
theAr hope 20 smother prohibltory
| legislation II Is thought that the
| senate committee having charge OF
the matter of putting the legislation
away will not dare to act and that
a full and open fight will have 10 be
/ met on the floor OF both houses Tce
| prohibition bin stii reposea in tht
| house committee TO which 10 was sent
from that body for consideration anc
report. The withdraw OF another
measure aimed at the same trouble
takes away a complication and
chance 10 offer excuses that IL Is diff
icuit to choose between bills"
The last hope OF the saloon men q
20 introduce a prohibition measure o
their own Those who spend most o
their time arguing that prohibition
does not prohibit" and that 'prohibi
ton Is unconstitutional" are now busy
drawing up a substitute prohibition bill
II probably win be ready before Mon
day. when Il Is expected that IL viii
see the light either through Senator
| Carl A. Badger in the senate, OF
through some house member
with the legislators busy today
| mingling with their constituents II "a
| probable that Monday will see many
more OF them than have heretofore an
/ nounced themselves come forward on
the liquor question.
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STOLE EGGS.

Chicago. Jan. 20-A dairy company
has offered "a reward of 500 Tor in-
formation leading 20 the arrest and
conviction of doapcrHdoea who rhYiah-
ID d. pointed ont that with the same
enort and Ingenuity they might have
obtained Wagonl0ad Of butter. but
they preferred eggs and the reason "a
not obscure. Eggs are now retailing
al about four cents the egg. somewhere
near as cents the dozen.
There has been a net advance of B
conta in Two days. This price dealers
amirm "a not Justified by weather con-
diti0ns nor by want of activity IN the
hennerie6 Of the country.
The dealers declare that values have
boen manipulated b. a clique OF oper-
ators on the local butter and egg board
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/ OVER CLAIMS OF
LETTER CARRIERS
Senate Adopts Amendment 10 the
Omnibus Claims Bill Allowing
Them-Carriers Interested.

Washington, ID. c., Jan. 30.-Letter
carriers are interested In an amend
ment added by the senate TO the
omnibus claims bill. which passed the
senate last evening providing for pay
ment OF overtime calims OF letter
carriers.
The bill now goes back TO the house
where this senate amendment will
have TO be acted on before il becomes
law.
The Salt Lake city carriers in the
list ars as follows:
Edgar Best, 92s6.51: Cassius {. Cum
mings, t836.62: Harry r. Dewey.
t16s. So: Charles r Hayward, ti71.74;
Orson A. Houghton. S236.51: Fred L.
Libby, t57.13; Brigham l.. Morse
S175.43: william s. Mailer. t236.5i.
samuel r.. Neslin, s4A27; John A. Neu-
son, f7.63; John X. Onler. ti4470;
Ezra r. Palmer, t4.ss; Aaron Sprst.
sass: Joseph Erigby. S273.1S; Rueh
St44Ol: samuel A. Skidmore, S375.33:
Prank B. Snyder, s13419; LinNe r.
Prague. t226.5l; Walter Wiscomb.
ss5Ss william W. Wiscomb. s4s2.94
Total S27b2.28
Senator Smoot was largely response
BILE for the favorable action taken on
this matter. he having favornbly re-
ported the measure from the committee
on claims Mr.. Howell, representa-
tive AZ large from Utah, has also taken
great interest IN the matter beaore the
committed on claims OF the house OF
which he Is a member
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BILL TO INCREASE USE
OF DOMESTIC COTTON

Washington, Jan. 30.-In a bill in
PRODUCED by Representative Sheppard,
Texas, the secretary OF agriculture Is
directed TO institute an Investigation
into the use and s-sstitution OF raw
cotton for other articles In the various
manufactures In the United States and
prepare a report which may aid In a
campaign for increased consumption
Of domestic cotton In the United
States. According to the terms OF tho
bill, the report should also contain
certain data concerning the manufac-
ture and facts as 10 the cost Of using
cotton as compared with articles for
which il may be substituted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-30
BARCELONA WAS
NOT DESTROYED
Reports Of a Disastrous Earth
quake and Tidal Wave
Are Untrue.
SLIGHT SHOCK IN MuRClA,
But Inhabitants Fled Panic stricken,
Fearing n Disaster such as
Messinn suffered.

Madrid, Jan. So.--Ail communication
with southern Spain and with the city
OF Barcelona Is uninterrupted and the
reports emanatlng from England rela-
tive to a disastrous earthquake and
tidal wave are untrue.
There was slight earthquake shock
at Totona in the province OF Murcia
but no serious damage was done. The
walls OF only a few houses were crack
ed. Slight shocks were also felt In the
village OF Olias
At both Tolona and Olias the in
habitants fed panic stricken TO the
suburbs, fearing that disaster was
upon them such as devastated Sicily
and southern Italy.
It Is reported that the moment the
earthquake Occurred the sun was hid
den by dense gray cloud, which, how
ever disappeared Immediately while a
shower OF hailstones as large as wal
nuts covered the ground TO a depth Of
several cen1imeters.
SHOCKS NOT SERIOUS.
London, Jan. s6.-Special dispatches
70 Reuters News agency from Madrid
say that there is absolutely no truth
in the reports Of serious earthquake
and tidal wave in southern Spain and
at barcelona. All communication with
those sections is normal.
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ron GREAT oFFICE BUuDTNc.

Chicago, Jan. 80.-An eastern syndl-
cate OF which Henry c. Frick, the
Pittsburg steel man. Is said 70 be tho
head. Il negotiating for grounds here
on which IL IL planned 10 enect what
will be- the largest Office building west
OF New York.
the chamber Of commerce site and some
adjoining land. This Is said TO be the
$1,000 600 deal report concerning which
has been floating about Tor three or
four weeks
Another skyscmper is also said 10 b.
in contemplation. The Leander McCor-
mick estate has practically decided o.
build on the site ~ the Victoria hotel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-30
oLDRoYD RELICS.

Washington. Jan 3O-The house
committee ON public buildings and
grounds has appointed a sub-com-
mittee 20 investigate and report upon
the proposed purchase OF the Oldroyd
collection OF relics. OF Abraham Lincoln
and tho real estate surrounding tho
house ln this city n which tho
martyred president died. Tho house IS
now owned by the government but By
the provisions of "a BIN introduced by
Mr. Rodenherg lu 10 is proposed 10
ret possession OF the ueighb0rlng
buildings Tor making "a park
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-30
PROVO WOMEN ARE 7,
HOLD A MASS MEETING

Provo. Jam DO "A number oI hH."s
ol tne various clubs and church a-
eauIlII..Ha nI fHIH ritr met tlia morn
mn HI OBJ. knight offices for the pur-
uusU uI ....fIng "a preliminary TOM
nafHuU0 HulzHunn Al "a result of
fIU ae IUU. another moatiuE was
called for Monday next f0 ho hcid
n 900 tabernacle at o o'clock b. m. tl
which an ladies Interested bon the uru-
hhIfI0n movement aw invited M ri
expected thorough organization Nnl
ne enr.loU oH MnnaaN ana fha moNf-
meri placed In operation aetInst tha
.uutuuanpe of the liquor etil in the
slate
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WHERE THE SALOON is UNKNOWN.

Tha o a
blythe tina by
trsof the and
wfokn wtat tito have
sfred yibw placed lin its articles o
edeann
o
Mark Austm o
presidency Of Fremont in al L. weako
nU whhd
had
wand City the Company nb to
saloon t. be set in
o drink few do to o
Anthony gadosa in dos
hcandI DOL o Sc it in
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suTRo Tunnel WIRE.

Vlreir'a City. New. Jan. 29.-The
conditions resulting from the FIRE IN
the sutro tunnel are greatly improved
TO-DAY The pumping plants now are
running steadily and the air circulat
ing freely. The management OF the
mines states that there are no signs
OF fire anywhere In the workings. A
force OF men has been put 10 work
wetting down the smouldsring timhers
and IL IL expected that the work Of ~
pairing the tunnel viii soon begin.
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TO PROTECT NURSERY STOCK.

Washington, Jan 80--A bin design
ed 90 AFFORD protection 10 nursery
stock interests IN this country, has
been introduced BY Representative
Scott OF Kansas. The bill provides
for the inspection Of nursery stock AT
ports OF entry OF the United States
and authorizes tho secretary Of agri-
culture 10 establish quarantine
against the Importation and also
against the transportation IN inter
state commerce OF diseased nursery
stock or nursery stock infested with
Injurious insects.
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nAREFoorEp AID srARvING.

Chicago, Jan. 30.-A man, barefoot
starving and almost demented, Is al
the house OF a farmer near Shabbona,
Illinois He Is believed 10 be the man
who jumped from the window Of a
Northwestern train az Maple Park a
few days ago. He had In his pockets
a ticket from San Francisco 20 Chi
cago and so In gold
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FIRED AT A PREACHER.

Oakland, Cal. Jan. S0.--A man re-
gistered at the Hotel Celline here I'M
der the name OF G. H. Burton Of
Chicago fired two shots last night from
his window az a preacher. who was
holding services I'm the street near
the hotel. The plate glass windows
OF a store across the street was shat
tered by the bullets, but the preacher
escaped unframed Burton was ar
rested by the police whom he told
that he was a real estate dealer and
horse trader from oregon. The police
claim that Burton is either demented
or suffering from the effects OF heavy
drinking.
The preacher, who came here re-
Gently 10 organize a new sect. has not
been seen since the shots were fired.
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ro sAvE YoUNG GmIs.

Chicago. Jan. sO.-The problem Of how
Al teep Young girls from taking tho
a. step ON the easy p~fh TO ruin ia
my, of the questions before the philan-
thropic societies and church organiza-
,iont of chicago. according 10 the an
nual report Of the juvenile court which
I'm shortlv b. made public formally.
INC report dwells on the girl prob
lem rather than on the boy problem
inasmuch as the record of delinquent
c,ses before the court last year showed
st,bstanual decrease as compared WIN
lQ07 I'M regard 10 boys but eAhlnila
decrease OF few only among uellh-
oueut girls.
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rIRn IN oKLAHoMA oIrY.

Oklahoma. CITY okla. Jan 80
Hanned By a o. mile wind seven fires
IN as many sections OF this city yester-
day destroyed property valued al $780,
900.
shortly before noon the building oc-
cupied by the Oklahoman was Quilted.
causing a loss of $4,000 Several hours
later the warehouse OF the } L. Case
company was destroyed. Loss about
100000
Five other fires followed
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HEATED CONTROVERSY
BETWEEN ESKIMO AND JAP

San Francisco. Jan. aO.-A heated
controversy over the relative merits Of
their respective governments between
a Japanese and an Alaskan Eskimo
led 20 a desperate battle between the
two on board the revenue cutter Nc
Culloch. where both are employed. The
Japanese tainted the Eskimo with be-
Ing the son OF a fiaglesa nation and
me result was hEht which lasted
Don several hours before the combat
ants were separated by the captain or
the cutter Although the Eskimo was
nearly exhausted he pleaded with tho
captain 90 be- allowed 90 continue un-
an he further INDICATED his right 10
"a claim OF citizenship The japan
ese was BADLY battered and hls pun
ishment was Increased by me on
half "a months paw for applying epitheta
10 the United States.