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The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
AppIe.-5ocau per nu. sl.5ows bo,;

western box apples. 81 1923 box.
He.ns-Dried Lima. sue ID.
Cabbuge-$i 30 a La Dbl
CauIidover-$l.5 so doz
Ceiery-Home- grown, 30@56c do1.
Cheese-Michigan fun cream. l6hc:
cream. 1sc; Schweitzer fancy. 2tc ID.
Conee-Package coffee. Sl4.26017.oo
California FruIts-Pears, S25O&3 per
|, box; grapes. $l.5001.75 box.
Chestnuts-Spanish "a loc Id.
Cranberries-$2.25 q $50 bu; S6Q7.,s
Date.-Persians. sQel4c: Fards. 90
shc ID.
Dressed cslve--f'aney 1OGlic:
Dressed Hog.-Light. 9V1Oc; heavy.
Fis.-Imported. new. ll9l4c Id; Cal
Flour-Nlichiean patents: in wood.
ssI5; second patents. s59S; straisht.
Feed-Jobbin lots. bran. ,24.5O:
coarse cornmeal. s27; corn and oat
chop $3.50; coarse middlings. $3.50;
fine middlings. S29 ton.
Finan IIaddics-1t u qf1cc lb.
fresh Nese'nbie.-Cucum hot
house. 75c-s1;25 doz; lettuce, hot
30 q 2Jc doz; wax btans 81 per hamper.
beets. i5c bu: rutabagas, 30M 4oC, Hub
bard squash, &c ID; california toma p
house tomatoes. zoe Id.
Grape.-Concords. Alb. lac: Cataw.
has. Alb. 12W l3c. Malagas. $4QS.5e
Grape FruIt-s3 5oas75 box.
Honey--Fancy white, 1910 ID. IN
Der. l0411c; extracted, 616hc ID.
following prices for baled hay in car
slia14.5o; No. 2. s13Q13.5o; clover. SIS
oat straw. s6.5097 ton.
EIides-No. l cured. I3c; No. cured,
i2e' G Mo green ,ic No NJ green Ss l tG
green. No. /, iSc. No. > i5iac; calf
cured, No. /. .lsc. ~, 2; l.she; horse
skins, as to wool. SOC gSi.So.
Hickory Nut-o-New. slcSo@i.7S bu.
Iemons-California. 50 20 u $50.
Maple Sugnr--l0l &c per ID.
MushrOoms-50Q COO 10.
OrRnges-California navels, s2.754
! 3 box; Floridas, s2Q250 box.
! OuiOns-Mi Chigan, 90 n zoe bu; new
| Spanish. sl.40 per crate.
Oiis---Raw lnseed. 64c: boiled In
Sc 4. Soc gal, LEGS l per cent for cash
in 10 days; diamond headlight kero-
sene. 9hc. turpentine. Ia barrel lots.
62c gal
Provi.ions-Mess pork. -125: family
pork. s26; medium clear. ,.26; smoked
. .am &rS ss pienio p nams ss
bacon, 1917 a Tic; lard IN tTerccs. ITf5 Q.
kettle ,.,. rcneerea, lee les a. 10
Poultry-Hens. i2ql3c ID: springs
l3ql4c lb; geese. IL l2c Id: ducks
l4a1IIsc lb turkeys, young. $50 DC
! ID: dressed hens. l3q14c 10: springs
1441+1ac ID; geese, l2413c 10. ducks.
IEc ID: turkeys. 16g17c ID.
Potatoes--Car lots. bulk, 33436c blu;
! bags. ~ n Toe per bu.
| . kabbits-S2 doZ.
Sweet Potatces-Jerseys. kiln dried
f1.35 crate; Illinois. f125 bu, 81 Dbl
SugRr-Crystal dominocs. sd.95. Eagle
tablets, $500. cut loaf, $40. cubes
$3.50; <XXX powdered. IS 80 standard
! powdered. $3.50; granulated extra
! coarse. $3.50; graduated, fine. In bulk
$40; granuiated In 25-lb. cotton bag 8
f545; Michigan granulated. So. 20, dia-
mond A. $3.50. confectioners a. s. 35;
No. !, s5i0: No 2. $40: No 8. $3.50
No : SIg; No No & sSS.iIss. No No g. $50 80
! No. 10. So: No. IL. s4.96; No. IL, $500
No. ls, $tS5. No. II. $i.sS; No. 10, sisa
per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
Heart hearl All Who Have
Claims.

n Won have a claim asans' the
civ for cancellation Of taxes be- sure
Ia bo ON hand in the city hail, next
Friday morning. when the common
council tax committee will hold its
last meeting of the year ana pass on
outstanding claims Persons VII" 30
no, appear TO argue their claims VIII
find their petitions denied.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
NEM ,oni> rI,opIc,..>

NEN NOIik. DO IU--POIk -I0NI|,
mess. $40 - l.aId. hrm. middle
west spot Sl3.Gaff 1870. Sugar. raw.
quiet refined quiet Coc.o Eiu No.
on the spot NisWNS.c. Tallow.
steady city, size country GN6sa @.
Dressed poultry. steady. live poultry.
quiet Cheese quiet. full cream spe-
Gals. - - ~ lNr. skins specials llisc.
full skins, 5e 6iac Coffee options
opened steady. unchanged to points
advance. Butter. firm. fancy higher re
r'tpts. sol creamery extra. G3tec:
stat" dairy tubs. 25N 32iac; Ufttati"u
creamery. brstS 26m csr. Eggs hrmer:
receipts .9GE. nearby white fancy asa
L", ro mixed, 20H21c Irczit u'sts
- % &c
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
PRODUCE.

This cold weather Ia having stiren-
ing effect on the fresh vegetable list
and the tendency is toward higher
prices. Butter and eggs are unchanged
both as TO prices and conditions. Poul-
try is very firm. with an occasional
fancy package bringing better than
quotations. Receipts have been fairly
liberal this week but a good many
have been dressed up and PUT into stor-
age. Receipts Of rabbits arc very light
has advanced a little Commission men
reported a good general trade and a
steady list.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
\ mnn about 81 years old. giving his
name ~ Arden Cnmp. and appnrent-

- htluthlcd, was treated to supper.
breakfast and a nights lodging nv
The police, and turned over To the
poor commission. Friday mornlnc
Camp was found at the Boulevard
ana CouCord-ave. and taken 10 Chenr
station. Tie first said he was from
then Cincinnati. and finally declareo
that be had driven team Prom Uud
son. Mich, and that somebody ma
taken The team away from him AMI
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
Reported for The Times ny Hayden
Stone x Co. ll6-l1S Griswold-st:
Omen. Illgh. Low. Close


TOLEDO. Dec. 1O.-Wheat: Cash aud
Dec. leele; May si.25l,; July, 81 or.
corn: Cash and Dec 81 tsci May Go,
45l.c: May. f6hc, July iIsc ny"
No 2. 77lsc. No. ,. 14c Cloverseed.
cash and Dee. 50; Feb, ss.l5 March.
SEQ. Prime slsikc: $50. Prime TIM
othy: S1.h6. OIL butter, eggs and hay
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
Belle Isle must have number al new
docks for motor boats within ~ year

or two. Their" is a demand on tho
part of motor boat owners fur places
whore they can land. and thp present
facilities are very limited Commits
stoner lIuribut says that IL VIII re-
quire Some thousands OF dollars To-
provide the needed docks and he Will
turn IN an estimate for the purpos.
next year. Assistant Corporation
Counsel Lawson has given an opinion
To the effect that tho park commits
sioner cannot allow the man WHO
now operates q launch ferry between
the bath house aud Water Works
PARK TO build private dock ON the
Island
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter-Creamcries. extras a3c.
frsts. SIC, dairy butter 2ic packing
stock. aga III.
EHg--Frcsh current receipts. cases
included. ~ re- doz. Receipts tNtdHy,
-gN Utt~g~
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
Markets and Finance

and closed stronger except Dee, which
ended So under the opening price.
Corn aud oats very strong and higher
an around. tork closed lower, lard
and ribs higher.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10

Butter. Creamery extras 3ac. hrsts.
Cheese: Twins. lGm l6i.c. daisies. iSisc;
young Americas. l6al6hc. Live poul-
tryA Turkeys l5c fo\vlA l4ca spring
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10

c"ipts 5000. SO Toe higher; mediums
ana heavies. $3.50 500 mixed and
| workers., $500: pigs and lights, IS %
! Cattle. receipts 5 cars. steady. Lambs
receipts. Il cars: $S.25 top. Calves. re-
! faIlts 200 so Is ton
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
4 IIIC AGO.


slow and weak. Beeves s4.0OMS.z5.
COWS and heifers. s210u5.65 Texas
So S0Gli So stockers and feeders. $50
6f5.25 western. Si.25M7 calves. s7fp
$40. Hogs. 20 600; strong to &c higher.
Light. sS1s.50: mixed sN.10mS $50.
heavy sS.206ts.S5: rough sS.9o0S.65
pigs. sG.50Gl 7.S5. sheep, 10000, strong
Natives 81. 80 a $50. western $3.10gr
$50 lambs native, S5.75 Is, western,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
I Insses al civic corruption and possible.
remedies for Of the existing

municipal OWLS werc discussed by
Judge Murphy. OF the Wayne circuit
court in "A lecture on Our civic du-
ties in the Detroit college THURSDAY
night. The most common cause or
corruption. he declared. was the in
trusion OF federal party lines into
municipal politics. The Spea ker
strongly advocated the esta blishmcnt
OF civic ceutcrS in COugpStrd neigh
borhoods for the enlightenment of
the people on civic problems as siig-
gestcd by Mayor Breitmeyer The
schools could he very handtly used
for es..f.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
rho noIicc are looking Tor nm owner Tor
=. ..,nn.ilA nI cNNcIrN. Inmnh Lm The

rOum u I'rrCY 7 IUUIUE0U0IT' - -, III
old. OF No. ~ Port ., W'I n,o,.,.,1c l,'
%r"scen, pin sd with pearls. one
smalI diamond. \ ladya gold brooch
in tie form OF a\ciake, aud n g"ld
,rr,,stcd on the charge OF driraudlug
a boarding house keeper Detectives
searched his room Thurs daN
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden,
Stone * CO.: Opening:
Rid ID
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10

"IN MANY GUISES," a Serial
Story OF an Exciting Dash for a
Fortune by an Aetor-Adve nturer.
Will Begin IN THE TIMES
Monday, Dec. ~.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
LIVE STOCR
EAST BlFFAIO-opening

EAST BUFFALO, Doc l0.-Dunning
a stevens live stock report-Cattle. .
cars: stsady. Hogs: 90 cars. strong
heavy. $3.50: workers. $50. pigs. $40.
sheep: 40 cars, strong, best lambs
SSG5, yearlings, s6d6 80: wethers. SO
ewes $i75M6. Calves: 5000 1880
EAST BVFFALO-6Iosing
EAST BUFFALO, y y Dec. 10-Caf-
tie Receipts, So. steady. prime. S6.75Gi
20: butchers. s3,2j4G.25. Neals. Re
Ceipts BOO. active, common 20 choice.
s6.5O4niO.50 Sheep and lambs. Receipts.
1000 active, lambs s6.25 mS.65 Can
ada lambs. $sms.50. yearlings. S7.05d
125: sheep 81 50G7.25. Hogs Receipts.
3 500 hrm. workers.. sS.50us75, pigs.
$40
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10

driven back wiri &c. = drove IN TO-
deliver some pac kagcs. hc s'd.
don't remember who tHr pa NdH'S
were FOR, but Som"h9". '"'N Wv
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
The mystery In the cnse Of I6-year-oid
Nnlph ueffermnn. w hO Mns carried in

to 81 MaryS hospital Tuesday un-
conscious and In serious condition
from an automobile accident. was
cleared up Thursday. when Joseph
Madison. a tester for the Chalmers
Detroit Auto Co. reported TO the pc
lice that his car had struck the lad.
ana he had carried him To the hospi-
lal, where the companN's physician
was mt 10 attend him. Madison said
that he didn't know that the police
Were trying 10 locate him until he
read IL I'm newspaper. liefferman il
steadily, Improving ana will recover.
lIn llNNA 1t M A-n Iru
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
y. S. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by hay
den. stone < Co, ll6-llS Griswold st. :
Ria Asked
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
IIIIIAnn pHnIlI-II

CHICAGO Doc. 10 Eggs ENtras
21'ec prime hrsts 2glac. drsts = nc.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
An Address by Attorney james u. Me-
Donald ON real estate contracts from

Donald ON real estate contracts from
legal standpoint took unique
form at the December dinner ~ the
Detroit real estate board in the IIo-
tel Cadillac Thursday night. AIR. Nc
Donald acted as Judge" in the mock
trial OF suit involving r real estate
commission. Much amusement at
tended the proceedings. witnesses
openly conversing with the Jurors
and handing them bribes ia the form
OF cigars. II was in his charge to
TN" jury that Mr. Mcdonald. speak
INK seriously. gave his address and
the board showed it's appreciation by
rendering him vote OF thanks.
About GO members were present
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
William Kelly. Of No. 22S ToIcdo-ave..
partInlIy Identified the bOGy OF the

man found crushed 10 death beside
the tracks near Clark Tuesday.
as Frank sam. d former boarGcr I'm
the Kelly home. Sam had been work
ing for two weeks as a section hand
on the NJ G. r.. Kelly said. He Ia
said to have come here from Flint.
Coroner Burgess * trying To locate
relatives
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
Dr. trorge \. Gritch. whose trial ON the
charge al mansIsughtcr In connection

NllINfAlf MNhfI -M1ITUtdN CuSf- Will
start next week, has been scouting
through Trenton. with Attorney +. =.
Lodge. during the past fcw days. II
Is said that they are looking up cvi-
dencc for tho defense. pr. Fritch re-
Il. III No. 4 LIZ u 4 ~
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
The VAN Dyke Motor tar CO.. with ~
capital stock 81 SI,0OO.0oO. has filed

articles of association and VIII prob
ably locate Ia Detroit. The company
viii manufacture "A commercial truck.
The inCorporatorS are. Frank g.. Van
Dyke. George l.. Davis. WILDER Bros
George {. clark ana George t.. StcV-
enson Articles were He'd in I.ans-
ing Thursday by the Russell Motor
Axle co, OF North Detroit. AMI the
Hebbell Chemical CO. another De-
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
TN the ground tbrt ne violated the or
gmnIknlinn's codc 81 cihics hN pub

fishing his style OF work and mode or
operating, Dr. g n. Land was eN-
PEELED from the FIRST District Dental
society Thursday night. by vote of
~ 10 L. Dr. Lands work has at
tTAsted wide utteptiou
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
The young man W no WINS found uncon-
scioms md nImnsI frnzcn 10 denth im

Grand Trunk box car. Ia the yards
near the Hrush-St depot Thursday
afternoon. has recovered conscious
ness and is much improved. In -.
Marv's hospital. lie Is Joseph KEEL
Ter. OF No. 2iS COngrcss-st east
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10

The turnty-ninth annual election al
diNi-ion NJ. .. 4. a.. ~, viii be held
M the Elks temple hall sunday aftcr-
The Detroit times., 1909-12-10
>upt. DoiaD. 90 the poor commission.
says that the demand Tor MD at this
Miss Evelyn Morris, cashier OF Gray a
" nrccsIer,s lrur slars.- HhnEl ;

: 'IHH 5''I nuI lVI FkI9 nI HIHNutI
stranger Thursday night. according
10 police report. The man asked
FOR So IA large bills for $50 in small
bills. Miss Morris was short $50 at
the end Of the transaction
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-11-19

City election next Friday-one
week from today. And don't for
get to vote.
H. X. Schuster, the Wibaux real
estate dealer, was a pleasant CAL
Ter at the Chronicle office today.
E. j. Curtin. vice president Of
the First National bank. arrived
in town last evening from his
home in DEBORAH, Iowa.
The Wibaux Pioneer, since its
new press was installed, presents
a decided improvement in appear
ance. The proprietors are to be
congratulated.
There will be basket social at
the Weinreiss school house south
of town on Nov. oath. It is being
gotten up for the benefit of the
school-for the purpose Of buying
an organ.
Lame back comes on suddenly
and is extremely painful. 1t is
caused by rheumatism of the
muscles. Quick relief is afforded
by applying Chamberlain's Lini-
ment. Sold by P. H. Lee.
Roscoe r. Reed, son of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Geo. Reed LIVING ah0ut nine
miles south of this city, and Miss
Mary Lydia, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tho mas Krcma, of the same
neighborhood, were quietly united
in marriage at Dickinson Tuesday.
The worthy young couple will
settle on a piece of land, either by
claim or REIMBURSEMENT, and de-
vote themselves to farming.
The Russell-Miller Milling Co.
has intimated rather strongly to
a certain party here that the fur
Their development of its properties
here would be proportional to the
speed with which Beach develops
an adequate outlet for the stag
nant water along the tracks in
proximity to the new mill. This
will be another problem for
the city dads to solve.
| The members of the North Da-
kota railroad commission and high
officials Of the N. P. road held q
conference at St. Paul Monday
anent the passenger service west Of
Mandan. The Bismarck Tribune
gravely announces that, as a result
Of the conference. trains No. z
and 8 will probably stop at Beach
Hereafter. Inasmuch as these
two trains are the only ones stop
ping now. the news is without
much value and our people will
, scarcely throw their hats in the
air over the announcement.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-11-19
Tales Of the Town

For life insurance see Jim
Burke. 44tf
FOUND: A key. Call at the
Chronicle Office.
M. E. Wood returned last Fri
day night from Augusta, Ill.
Adentist remedies tooth troubles.
See DR.. McClintock at Beach about
yours.
WANTED: Tobacco stripper.
Good chance to learn trade. In
quire Of Woodward Bros.
C. L. Moulton as a passenger
east Tuesday morning. enroute to
Minneapolis and Sioux Falls, to be
gone until December I.
j. R. Smith. the flax king. ar
rived home Friday evening from
Sioux City, where he had been to
attend the funeral of a brother.
The Rocky Butte Ladies' Aid
will serve Thanksgiving dinner
and Bazaar on Thursday, Nov. 25.
Dinner Csc for adults; Csc. for chill
dren. Bazaar in the afternoon.
Come everybody and have a gooc
time.
The cook in Jas. Frost's lunch
room accidently cut himself in the
hand with sharp knife Wednes'
day morning, the cash being SC
severe that a surgeons attention
was necessary. Four stitches were
taken.
Messrs. Jenson. Hall. Stensrud.
Lowell and MacNdb returned Mon.
day evening from weeks deer
hunt in the bad lands north of
town. The snow storm made their
outing somewhat strenuous, but.
for all that. they bagged buck.
bobcat and a coyote. The buck
fell victim to Guy Lovell's gun.
Otto Stensrud got the decision owe,
the bobcat, while the coyote
we understand, dropped dead o!
fright.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-11-19

Smoke Beach cigars, made by
Woodward Bros. 1tf
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mr..
Carol, of Beach, last Sunday.
John Kanouse. of Yates, sold
his standard bred pacing stallion
to H. D. Miller, for $500.
FOR RENT: Two office rooms
over Power & Wagner's store.-
A. B. Kellogg. 1tf
Mrs. E. S. Meacham, Of Spencer,
Wis.,, is spending the winter with
her daughter. Mrs. w. G. Olson
of Yates.
DR.. Anderson of Dickinson,
state veterinarian, arrived in
town Wednesday evening and re-
manned a couple of days on official
business.
n. w. Power went east Monday
evening and before returning will
visit at his old home at Wadena.
Mimi, and from there will go to
Chicago to buy goods for his Golden
Valley Clothing House.
Sundays blizzard, coupled with
a freight wreck at Detroit, Mimi,
delayed the west bound mails for
"a hours. The trains passed
through here Monday evening,
close on each others heels, the
blockade having been raised.
| Eli Cole of Bellevue, Iowa, ar,
rived in town Wednesday night
Mr.. Cole is president of the Gold
en- Valley State Bank, and will
tarry ii Beach for about three weeks
looking after his financial inter
ests. Mr.. Cole hardly recognized
the Beach that he knew earlier il
the year.
SETTLE UP All persons know
ing themselves indebted to tn,
undersigned are respectfully re
quested to make prompt settlement
as l have disposed of my business
and will be away all winter.
may be found at either the Colder
Valley Blacksmith shop or tn,
Farmers and Merchants Bank.
M. Cramer.
We understand that some Of tn,
people Of Wibaux took umbrage a,
the Chronicles squib concerning
their prize cups. Certainly M
offense was intended, the ctr
cup" term being in general ust
as Distinguishing between cast
and cup prizes. and we used it al
such. Had Beach captured those
cups we would feel just as PROUD
as the people Of Wibaux, doubt
less, and have been just as quicl
Ito resent a joking paragraph.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-11-19

See our line Of pipes. Wood
ward Bros. 1tf
P. H. Lee went to Dickinson
Thursday afternoon on business
trip.
Geo. Baht. of the Beach 1mple-
ment Company, was at Dickinson
this week.
Geo. Mcclellan transacted bust.
ness with the land office officials at
Dickinson the first of the week.
Myrl Gertrude. the seven year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. Richardson, passed away at their
home last Sunday at $50 a. m.
Cause was diphtheria.
Chas. Camp, who has been work
ing on the Berth & Woods dray,
left last Sunday for Michigan,
where he expects to spend the
winter.
+! FOR SALE: Two 50-foot. cor.
ner lots in the Woodruff addition.
A hundred dollars takes both OF
them. Inquire at the Chronicle
Office.
Too many people in this burg,
who have furnished rooms te
rent. expect to clean up the price
Of the house from the renters ir
a couple of months. There i:
reason in all things, or ought te
be, but there is no excuse fol
some Of the exorbitant rentals.
The population of Beach ha
been materially increased, tenn
porarily, by a large construction
crew, mostly Italians, employed
in laying those new 90-pound stee
rails. After the N. P. gets thos,
very heavy streaks laid there will
be something doing in the line O
speed records.
Inasmuch as several people hav
had narrow escapes from seriou
injury. and have had their feel
ing and tempers very much ruff1ed
we would respectfully suggest tina
the Instructions in front of tn
new buildings on First avenue b
either removed or lighted at night
Such a course may avert som
personal damage suits.
Ernest Vitbro, one of our pros
porous young farmers. left las
Monday evening for Green Bay
Wis.,, and expects to be gone 70
two or three weeks, and Will
there will be married and brin,
back his bride to go housekeepin,
on his farm 10 mile south Of town
Mr.. Vitbro is an Industrious youn
fellow and his Beach friends joi
in extending him congratulation
ION the coming event.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-14

Il SROUt GFOsc tO htS ups, put Ht ttChtI Uie
 poiccr Co qirc H rOicc. tired eyes into the inscrutable night that hid the sea from view-the faith less, moaning. jeering seal
 When he aroused himself with a start the gray. drizzly dawn was upon him. He had slept.
 The next instant he was on his feet. cl1tching the stone balustrade with q grip of iron. his eyes starting from his head. X shout arose to his lips. but he lacked the power to give 1t voice. A quaint. smile grew in his face His eyes were bright and full of triumph. After a full minute of preparation he made his way toward the breakfast room outwardy as calm as ! May morning
 Browne and Deppingham were asleep in the chairs. He shook them vlgor. ously. AS they awoke he said in the coolest, most matter of fact way:
 There's an American cruiser out side the harbOr. Get up"'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-14
CHAPTER XXXH.
IN THE SAME CRAVE WITH sKAaGs

IN THE SAME CRAVE WITH sKAGGs. ~7OwN in the village of Arafat lne there were signs of vast III commotion. Early risers and o the guards were flying from house to house. shouting the news. Outside the harbor lay the low. saw age looking ship. It's guns were point ed directly at the helpless town, It's decks were swarming with white clothed men.
 The plague was forgotten The strategy that had driven off the ships of peace was lost in the face of this ugly creature of war. Rasula's reign of strategy was ended.
 They will not fire! They dare not!' be was shriekinG as he dashed back and forth along the dock. "Ii Is chance! They do not come for Chase Believe in me! The tug The tug! They must not landr'
 The crash of the long unused six pounder at the chateau. followed al- most immediately by great roar from one of the>cruiscr's guns, brought the panic to crisis.
 The islanders scattered like chaff be- fore the wind, looking wild eyed over their shoulders in dread of the pursu- ing cannon ball, lodging in and out among the houses and off into the foothills
 Rasula, undaunted, but crazed with disappointment, stuck to his colors on the deserted dock. He cursed and rayed' and begged. In time two or three of the more canny, realizing that safety lay in an early peace offering, yentured out beside him. Others fol. lowed their example. and still others slunk trembling 10 the fore. their voices ready to protest innocence and friendship and loyalty.
 They had heard of the merciless American gunner, and they knew in their souls that he could shoot the is- land Into atoms before nightfaii.