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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-02-18
Part gton Farm Opposite Fredericksburg

out on his long legs, throw one over
the top rail an begin firm questions.
Tom'd tell him 10 quit, but il didn't
Go no good. SO Tom'd have to bang
him on the side o. the head with his
hat. Abe'd go off a spell an fire sticks
at the snow-birds an whistle like he
didn't care.
Pap thinks 1t amt polite to ask
folks SO many questions, he'd say. 1
reckon ! wasn't born to be polite.
There's so darned many things | want
to know. An how else am | goir' to
git to know emf"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-02-18
The Prince Of Grumnlers.

When Mr.. Beeton asked If he did
not find many unreasonable people
among his summer boarders, Farmer
Joy quickly assented.
Lots an lots are never satisfied
anyway" he said. mo matter what's
done for 'em, therein always be some
thing wrong somewheres.
Now last summer" he went on,
with a cleaning eye, I'VE had a man
here that was SO fond of grumblin'
that one day he actually called for a
toothpick after he'd had glass of
milk youths Companion.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-02-18
,r1rr OF ONO CITY oF TOLEDO. =.
ITCAS COUNTY -

Franz CHENEY makes oath that he ia senior
mariner OF the nrm OF l.. J. CHENEY * Co.. doing
business In the City Of Toledo County and State
Aforesaid. and that said Arm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
ease Of CAThRRH that cannot be cured by the OF
HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY
sworn TO before and subscribed IN my presence.
shis s,h day OF Desembcr. a. ID, 1886.
A. W. GLEASON.
I shAL NOTARY PUBLIC.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
svstem Send for testimonials, free.
y. J. CHENEY CO, Toledo o
/, Gold ~ all Druggists, 7hc.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-02-18

There is a false gravity which Is a
very iii symptom; and II may be said
that as rivers which run very slowly
have always the most mud at the
bottom. so a solid stiffness in the con-
slant course OF q mans life is sign
of a thick bed OF mud at the bottom of
HIS brain.-Saville.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-02-18
BRINGING HIM OUT.

Asker-How is it you never speak
tdA- fly? I'm sure he's a diamond in
the rough
Miss Trimm-Yes I think so, too
that's why I'm cutting him.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-02-18
DISPUTES Are Settled.

Commissioner Buchanan telegraph.
ed that he has signed a protocol with
the Venezuelan government for the
settlement of the disputes between
that country and the United States.
The New York q Bermudez Asphalt
Co, through Mr.. Buchanan, has reach
ed direct settlement with the gov
eminent. by which the company OBJ.
tains possession Of its property in
Venezuela by paying the government
$4,000 year. Furthermore. the
company will pay cash indemnity of
100000 to compromise the suit
brought against IL on account OF it's
alleged participation in the Matos rev.
olution.
A. F. Jaurett, an American news
paper man. expelled from Venezuela
by former President Castro. is
awarded $4,000 without arbitration.
The claims OF the United States &
Venezuela Co., otherwise known as
the Critchfield Concession, OF the Or.
inoco Steamship Co. and OF the ORR.
noco Corporation are TO be submitted
to The Hague tribunal for arbitration
The effort OF Borough President
Bird g. Color, of Brooklyn, to get the
evidence of President Roosevelt orally
or by deposition in his libel suit
against a Brooklyn newspaper, has
been futile. Sec. Loeb for the execu-
tive responded TO the request with
curt telegram to the effect that "The
president OF the United States does
not testify in court nor give evidence
by deposition
The New York. New Haven & Hart.
ford railway threatens To quit Massa.
chusetts, declaring IL is impossible &c
obey all the laws affecting them and
urvive.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-02-18

Scre throat leads 20 Tonsiltis, Quinsy
and Diphtheria. Hamlins Wizard Oil
used as a gargle upon the first symptoms
"a sore throat will invariably prevent
ali three of these dread diseases.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-02-18

The man who ruined the Roman PEG.
lple was he who first gave them treats
md gratuities
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-02-18

To r\store a normal action to liver, Kid.
neys, omaeb and bowels, take Garfield
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-02-18

II isn't the knocker who gains ad-
|knission to. our confidence.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-02-18

ANY Of the kindred OF
George Washington are liv-
ing on the ancestral lands
in Westmoreland county,
Virginia. Within pistol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

ffarn ths bans fss bad 500 eft
IN the world. beside his worthless
homestead II whs Sos uftis O.
take them aast. svsn
Wen figfs him while wa are
alive. saia his Wlfr #Do Yeu 70
member whaa tlsas sravniiaw Hurs
Tsyar said two yssFs aMe. that
there WllGtt he an underground
stfsam' Slak q well aeae
ny Ged wiii~ cried free
noA.
Il cosf al that he had q RON
dSNh 10 roch level and s,aage the
sides against the sand. And y ben
ihis as Zone. there "a no
wst-r.
-irsErnn. ~ give yea sewuty.
fsr Tor Ypar hoas~. % uMss ths
humber said Bsacsn. Aufue
IN make u caapia II huatrsd
81 that yoa ran set away 3lun'l
BE- a fool iran rhink II fuul
wife You've got Is 20. a 4silas
couldn't earn a living here or
.Iii nei YOU five fnfa N tle sssrn
panys land. my down and hfa q
fn0nfh~
And gFeEaou 1snE hack - De-.
fiance al him ana stili refnaisssa.
Npw thsY had only foasi Tor !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

n 80 great IA touching scene that
applause ~ forgotten. yet the truly
great actress IL fully aware Of theif
approval,
SIN Has Stage Fright
And ! confess 10 stage fright, "
she admitted The first perform.
anco IN Seattle was 30 terribly
frightened could hardly force my
self upon the stage | felt Just like
running away Yet the moment
appeared tho feeling ~ good fellow
ship 20 very apparent IA the audi.
encc Just relieved tho sense ~ fear
Instantly"
Miss Herman 10 greatly In love
with Seattle
= wish could stay here al
ways" Hho said. The mountains
and the scenery are grand and "a
Inspiring
And now. AZ ! was leaving, tell
the girllea that ones struggled fof
recognition and that my heart goes
out 60 the dearH with great am
billions. and that am always ready
20 extend helping hand "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

sold regularly and exclusively By
the Pioneer Pinno House
Club "A members pay 90 down
ana weekly payments 90 llah 60
q 90 tpny more W YOU like, but
thin lR on that is rrQuiFedl
Members ~ Club "n' pay tfN TO
SO upon ioining and sigs 10 saoo
pei week
club ~ memeera pay tis 70 $40
payments 81 gaaa 90 faso
Members ~ Club ~" get their
pianos Tor feo 90 tss down and pay
monts of SASS 90 g. SO week
rHICEs no CLUH MEMBERS.
Tho regular eas0 $500 sad $3.50
styles go go club members for 4i6b,
t2l1 aud sass.
The regular ssfs. taoo ana sass
.th les ~ 80 club members for f2tl
The Regular slso. Sass and $500
styles 80 60 club members for $500.
gR9f and $500
Tho regular $3.50 $500 and $3.50
STYLES No 90 club members for saHB.
ta2s and tAGg
Remember every instrument IL
brand new Every ono SIS unpondi .
uonnliy warranted The enormous
stock givrH unparalleled chance for
selection.
n YOU live out 81 the city ana
cannot call. write for booklet "An
Invitation Go Join IN Wholesale
Buying Mailed free Remember.
lust na soon "a tho four clubs are
nned, this offer viii be withdra wn
ID. n Johnston co. Pioneer Plano
House, Johnston Co hldg, Third and
Universally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
GET A PIANO ON
THE CLUB PLAN
You Save by Cooperating in Whole
sale Buying-PianO Clubs
Filling Rapidly

Tho 10 a Johnston Plano club plan
N selling u a great success nut
that's 90 be expected Thla club
PLAN ia mot n Something for Noth-
Ing scheme" It's che best aaa falr.
oat plano gffer ever made 20 dts
eliminating music LAYERS anywhere
itH SOUND straightforward husl
n means that sou bus aH donl-
cr buys with AN the middlemon' e
profits, nEcnta. cemmiHaiona. etc.
eliminated Instead Of buying
singly you ioln with others in
Wholesale huF ing Anyone knows
that We can sell hundred pianos
nt ono time Tor great deal less
than slnElY In other words itH
the application of tbe Wholesale
principles 90 tno Retail Department
Simple, Isn't it9
CLUn TERMS AnE EAsIEH.
Not only ~ e possible 10 effect a
handsome saving in the price ct tho
pipuo ON sho Club Plan but tho
Terms Arc easier There's no dues.
100 waiting no rod tape Simply
select amy piano desired Pay tho
initial payment and the piano iH
Doe paid On weekly OF monthly In
afnllments a. YOU choose.
Club members can choose between
the very choicest regular catalogue
styles % such famous makea na
tnc kimhnll. tho Lester. the Hobart
NJ. Gable. the Haiiot a Davis. the
schubert the Htory & clark tho
Marshall A Wendell the schumann
ana many other highest grade pianos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
THE TREASURE
or the STREAM


The twa msen faced ene another
aatsfas thn stone offices q the tssna
co. tha one etsut. ofefdfrssed.
flushed utth prnapnrityi fhs other.
has in hand. az aue who eleads.
-Ny good man. you're wasting my
time said the preriisut of fhe
company affnhiy = eaut help y =
you've no water en- yopr fsffa.
Take my prirr. tun hundred and
riff and n Isn't wsrth ths ftfiS
alars- stay there and rot
The ianas Irrigated lanas. they
called them. with fine srenY ~ sa
been first settled BY miners Nfo
had eanis there attracted ~ marvel
Gus stories " a iost sold mine. Thay
had iabsttaunly ncraped the fnin At
iusial from the hanks ~ the Atream
and thea Departed Afterward tfie
n~ftisrz came. Houicmteads spfaaE
up beside tho stream which nlats
sii the land fertile for seven miles
on either side 90 n Bot thsy vsrs
0utNitted by capitalists from the
east. John Hascam had seen. with
the eye 81 an expert, the fnafFei-
ouH possibilities ~ the dry seil two
miles eastward. where once the
river bed had been. before the
course 81 the stream changed lie
had acquired rights "a the hillside
and begun % baiia the greaf dam
nh4ch wam 20 divert the riysF into
'.~ ancient bed and irriKata fheu-
sands az acres now nothing bat 4
sandy desert Meanwhile chs aat-
tiers. finding their water supply
gradually diminishing. had ons -
one sold out 10 the Land Co. tsn
only oFcEson and his wife remained
Il was not nascom'a intention 70
divert the entire stream lie eal-
culated. b. leaving the end Of the
dam open. he could divide the fio~.
and thus acquire possession ~ tW0
tracts Of fertile SOIL one along
either tributary. But fret he must
friKhten Gregsua away Thus u
wae that AZ the darn drew 70 com-
pleti0n. the river shrank daily unttl
Il was nothing bus a rivulet
God help ~ Mary. well havn %
60" Oregon muiterod. staring out
over his parched ecrea "ren years
"a homestead built aaG prosperity
facing us-and now
Il had been worth twelve thou
sand the preceding year Nov the
| desert bad erept In. and where the
broad river had been a man could
wade across The stream had been
diverted and the Land Co was grow
ing rich
Well. 0rcFgon. are you ready
to mover" asked naacom pleas
autiy che following week. as BE
rode BY
Curse YOU no." Gregaon cried
% him. "i'li rot first NouH never
get this place never"
Wait tili next month" said
haHcom picaanliy
Wen. there was nothing but Il
complete the dam and shut orr fhs
leuiirc stream. n would cost q
cool thousand 20 tear down fhs
masonry again and divert part oI
the stream, but grcgnons farm
was worth ~ times that would b.
worth forty thousand when properij
divided up into settlers lots so. Il
I due course ~ time. UreRaon ana hll
wife were loft hign and dry upon tn
face " tho desert
8reEaOn drew Mis- laAt penn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
ADD FIVE YEARS
MORE TO LIFE

Dr Burnside Foster. editor " the
st Paul Medical Journal, Ia urging
a plan which. he thinks. would add
five years to lives Of millions ~ men
in the United States. and IN time
Increase the longevity of the whole
nation.
Or Foster "a the chief examiner
in Minnesota for one - The largest
life insurance companies u tho
East He proposes that all insur
ance companies adopt a rule for
the re-examinatlon ~ policy hnlders
every five years This frequent
medical examination. he asserts.
would indicate the beginning % IN
suspected diseases ia time 10 effect
cures or materially retard the prog.
ress ~ disease
Or Foster urges that a. tho life
insurance business was more direct
" concerned with the health ~ the
people than any other business. the
companies form a combination %
carry out bis suggestion
Tho re-examination. according 70
his plan, would De free TO policy
holders. and the trivial cost be said.
would be more than balanced b. the
increased premiums that would re.
suit Dr Foster said.
Modern medicine has. above an.
two chief aims the prevention %
disease and the recognition ~ ita
earliest eigns IN the Individual
Preventive medicine becomes more
nearly an exact science all The time
and. while rs possibilities are far
from being recognized, this Is nor
because o. iis own inexacineas o.
shortcomings but because the PEG
pie have not YET awakened % The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

Riu said that in "Aus Wen That Ends Well" The more
one reflects over some savings Bills the wonders IT,
after all his head didn't hold all the wisdom OF the world
Young man scarcely over 80 came the Iowa legislature
this year from town old Dutch settlement IN the northern
part 81 that state
Five wears ago that Young aborer on his fathers
farm Today he is successful practeng lawyer with Of
the biggest practices that section His father an inm
grant 20 this country Holland aud until i've ago this
boy titled the ON his fathers farm.
But he conserved his mind and improved his time under the
lamp light in the old Kitchen lie studied law through
correspondence course During the he couldn't study
much and do justice 70 his job.
But In the course years he had mastered the
ntrcaccs the and and personal rea
ons and an branches lie passed with his self du
o the best law examinations turned into an Iowa
examiner lie moved town. and went into an abstract office
and hung sign saving that here &C. KAY lawyer
lie Joined the chess club incidentally and played tennis
Other lawyers used laugh OF his pleas and the
chess experts consider him rather small game while any cot
gc youth home Tor vacation for the summer could wipe the
courts with him at tennis. But he kept plugging
Now the lawyers don't laugh him when they conduct
Ing against him. the politicians when he Is running for
office ye, the chess and tennis players when he the
other side of The board the He's into his
Hc has introduced the legislature dozen
which passed carried bill BY the force OF has agu
against hostile force and already he being mentioned
for congressional nomination four years hence
Here who has made OF the mind and hands the
Almighty gave hnwho has dissratcd his talcntswho
has cultivated every 81 them the modern
lists would have cultivate land So he's become
All this trite and commonplace enough There's
a lesson oi the every community
But that's the lesson that hard get through the head Of
youth-that rus no luck
that opportunity word that should be spc universal"
every his maker the arbier a his
that If he will take himself into his mold
self he viii be what God Almighty intended hna whole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

fact That those diseases which cause
the greatest number OF deaths and
the greatest amount Of suffering
are actually proyrutable II money
enough BE- spent 10 prevent them
The only way % enlist all the people
actively IN the crusade against pre-.
venlabIe disease ls 80 present The
subject as an economic one. which
il surely ia. and ono which appeals
directly 10 their pocketho0ka"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

week remaining. They scooped up
water Tor drinking out Of the wet
sand with difficulty And even
that failed them.
We've Eot to 60" said GreRaon
az last "nut well leave him moth
ing Let ua nll IN the well. az any
rate. before We leave"
For three days they worked In
ccssantly Ehoveling sand fran tho
bed u the stream and ruling up the
well. on the fourth day Gregnon
trlpprd "a tho excavation and sat
I up with "a cry. holding his foot Hc
had atuhbed " against boulder Hla
wife ran up 60 him SHE saw bis
face freeze suddenly. saw his foa -
lures distorted. heard the laugh Of
n mailman come from his throat 10
[ pointed into the sand Round him
lay bouldors. each of them yolnea
with isgged stripes OF dull yellow
sparkling lu the sunlight
What Is it3" cried hia. wife
fearfully.
cold" answered GreFson sol.
Jenny ~ means that we've
found tho lost mine. my dear"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
o. X. TO SPANK YOUR i7.YgAR-
oLo pAHTgR.

les all right legally. and strictly
within your rfshta as \ father. 10
spank your isyear old doaEhios.
That IL. N you're big enough 70 get
away with a.
such IL the decision handed down
BY Justice Jeffriea Of Detroit
Margaret GranHiH had her pa
piached for spanking her. Daddy
tlranEln said the SRI had been 20.
Ing 80 moving pictufs shows instead
o. doing the dishes Justice JEFF.
fries sustained him.
or course. n the daughter IL a
great hig girl and you scale under
Give foct siS but then a man n sup
posed 20 use a little discretion In
these things
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

letters but u would be- infringing
upon their trust Ia me. aud
wouldnt bciray their confidence for
anything
She Loves the olris.
a 90 20 ioya she little deara and
knoW that my fnw words of cheer
and comfort have brought light "a
many a dnfhcnUd heart / have
even gone 60 considerable trouble
90 correspond with managers n 40
effort 20 arrange a trial for several
gifls who had stage ambitions. and
several timea the girls have sue
rs,eAed
Mias Herman has that sixth
sense 20 often seen In great stays
artists. that ~ feeling ar audiesoe
A. times tbs strain on the heareri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
THEY WRITE HER LOVE lat.
TERs AND ARE aER MOST
arANcH ADMIRERS.
nY nARNEY GOODS.


Listen. all ye matinee gifllea DO
you know who's your friend 2
Have you ambitions and hopes for
Ia great career or have you a broken
heart that needs comfortiuRf Just
write Selma Herman Not selma
the seer. nay. nay. hut Selma. the
little leading lady az the Seattle
theatre
one OF the puErling things about
this actress nov playing az the
Seattle theatre II that her acting
appeals moro strongly 60 tho
women IA the audience than 10 the
men Uannlly these conditions are
reversed when the leading role Is
played by al pretty a girl a. Selma
Herman. but All during her stage
life the notes from admirers Ia ms
audience the tellales of an act
rrsa popularity are mostly from
the fair SEX
Receives Many letters.
Securely locked in a cedar chest
and carefully tied la packets with
baby ribbon arr the many letters
Miss Herman has received from the
girls who were attracted BY her
wonderful personality
Where are the nweetly scented
mlaalycs from The male fraternity
thc curious reporter asked
~Oh / never kept those. except
from few I know. They are 40
terribly lnalncerc. and moet 81 them
aak fayora that cannot b. granted.
such az AUTOGRAPH photographs aud
souvenir trinkctH. etc"
Ia ., true that yoa always an.
miraru -
Yes. indeesi. Invariably ! would
50 Ike to read you some Of These
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
BALLARD MAN
BAKED IN OWN.

medicines. and esald Dus set bsnsr
or even reliessd | had 70 b ~
sisted to the offices q Lo1fhasI q
Loughney l felt felisEsd iEne|
diatciy after the aut srssinssi
and kept on impressng viii ssA
bake oven treatment CT sn o
tirely free from Rheamsiisu
have not felt any more q iks -
pains since the frs nep sreaintzA
80 I feel satisfied ! an sa's-
Loughpey q Loughneg have a@
offices At the corner Of PTS k'r'
and second avense. in The Fspss'
SAVINGS Rank Building suite II .
2as. They give free consal'sn'a
and they can tell yoa = YeH
symptoms. You need rot TEL len
That is one thing that zw y
confidence IN them Wien y'a AZ
10 them you viii reslize ihsI ~
their business and thef ass eaIlas
every case Of Rheumaiisn ns'
take. They viii not take sz' ~
they can't cure. Ny address = ~
West sixty second street s.'.
station. Ny phone number 7 -
lard a.. I win be only go E'aa '
snbsiantiate the above,
sincerely. JOIN SHkAlN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

some Of our smartcst corporation
lawyers. and OF the highest social
standing They may leave sou
alone lust now, but as soon aa
they absorb the rest of the Irish
heirs interests. then, with their
greater wealth and consequent
higher social standing. they will
use fhcir power 10 pay you back
with interest
Yours with a friendly warning,
W. WGTTEKOPF.
lG29k Minor aV.. city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

idea Tor a

-vou have aa original idea Tor
yea arawerst ste Publisher.
esa yau niias tsiiiHE the Elet
sauh. thr plots 80 secret hNt ~
a0t antnE % give sway TIE ute 81
thr cover design - washington
star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

Jolly Pinkie wimblcwwE
Saved his unciea wooden leg
Mere than halt In two. 30 waen
$40 sent down stairs Uncle ban
nrokc his AGED back and died:
Piukie laughed until he cried.
Mamma fondiy said. I'm Klad
Pinkinn such a happy lad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLI

Seattle. Wn.. April lG. 1905
Editor star" The undersigned
reads your paper regularly and care.
fully and notices that you stfll insist
on PUBLISHING All the latest news
about the Irish heirs versus Seattle
heirs. n ! waa running your paper
] would be- more careful telling the
public how the Seattle hxlrs have
been doing the poor Irish heirs
You don't seem to be a blt afraid
Of those Seattle heirs, who are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

.4nr 8asks faFg ieafnedif On ART
L. she an sApsft FfttAr
80 shes a. shfEt3 Aathef
Cleveland plain Dealer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

The police do not believe that the
eccentric iadividual who shot up
the bank wAs a robber. which. %
course. is an the bank officials
want 10 know.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19

When sheY tatk about heiuk mad
Is q March hare" " Trey womla
~r~W m ~h.A-i-r every woman
wr,lia esa fhs force ~ - Lowell
Courier .l,ffitnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-19
! aiRos As THEIR
! OWN SURGEONS.


. MOROCCO. ind. April 10 - 4
q Oid hunters along the Kan. Z
q kakee river assert that yari. 4
= ous birds are able % minister 4
. 10 their own wounds. and that I
. this knowledge Of surgery IL 4
. especially noticeable tn the I
q auips I
They claim that when q I
anire IL wounded u files OF ,
q crecps Hpay 10 some quiet I
. spot. tears feathers from It's ,
side or winK. strips off the .
q dowuy part and places Il over ,
a the wound. thereby stopping I
the flow ~ blood ,
q The crisis being over. the ,
q anipo finishes lia surgical op. ,
. GRAFTON BY findlng some cast, ,
of feathers lying about tho ,
grass. and. after tearing out ,
q the quilts. lays fold after fold ,
. OF the down over the wound. ,