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New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
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uyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE of NEW 4oS11Sl SS1S1SloSl
Il the grace of God free and independent - - Mar
Surety Company. Fidelity Deposit CehpeiN NJ Jar9
land. William Freeman Arnold kalses, -T-sfsnntN
Fromme Trustees under the last VIII ae vvpiisn
OF Schreiher, deceased Nathan Schrse-.ins Viz
toria SchTeiber Irene Goldsmith Ruth OosI es,ml,
Goldsmith Walter Goldsmith, berehISS Iaiies
Martha Meyers Geraldine Blume, bareu de -, MI sra
Benevolent Society Lena Invalid Ald VSYSsitis q e
Hospital Montehore Home for chrome ln-sian socee
City OF New York Hebrew Shelterns HSS-aSsn AsylA
OF New York. Orphan Asylum. Hebrew - e. lndelea
OF the city OF New York. District No =, Wiiizm =
dent Order Benai Berth. Frances PlnSg s1f on ps
the estate OF Soioul'u as cr
OF the County OF New York. deceased elt - as W.e.e
tors or persons claiming % De creuisu.% uarsons
next OF kin legatees otherwise anu " IRE COpn3
terested estate % Rosa Schreloel next ol - 81
OF New York deceased. creditors. lefas ~ t0
Otherwise. send greeting; You anu ,1d aQpesf =.
hereby cited and required personally 70 VnrS, az U,
fore our SurrOgate the County or ~. me Hal
Surrogates' Court Of said County heS me Sh dy IN
Records In the County of New York on \. ths foren -
November 1902 halfpast ten cIysS t,ficlsl sesr
~ that ,iay then and there 90 atteN riauI Frehs.
ment ~ the account 0f proceedings or Trs~ars o. ~
Arnold Kaiser and Jacob Fromue, ~ M sucn ol -
last VIII and Testament Of said 81 tsens -
"a are hereby cited as are under the 49, ~
wears are required appear BY yolr.s and app sr
have one II you have none. 20 eplS vour neg ne
one d be appointed In me SSolS anpointsd n,,s.
failure 10 do guardian VII -, IN the proxy .hs
In 1est!mony Whereof We have eeusS xsw YORK !" :
surrogates Court Of the said COUNTY n onr
Witness Hon Abnsr c Thomas ysrx the 18Th Au ans
September. IN the year of our A"'o s ,rr
hundred and nine n.NIEI, j. DoN- 'cs60
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New-York tribune., 1909-09-28

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
their Uptown once. No
81 and 37th St. until o
received at the follO~inz
rates until 3 O'Clock D. m,
23d 81. 153 6th ave. cor.
81 West 42d -.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Pleated skirts are noted in the newest and smart
est costumes for young girls This one can be
utilized both for the heavier suitngs and the thin
ner materials Of indoor wear. and be left plain.
in this case. trimmed as liked The pleats are
stitched nat the hips, doing away with bulk
that point. and pressed TO give long and sen-
der lines at the same time providing fare and full
ness IN the illustration of the pretty green
and blue plaids finished with tailor stitching only
Rough finished cloths 10 De much used this sea-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
CHARMING EXCURSIONS

West Point, ewburgh and POughNeeps'e
Daily (except Sunday BY Palace Iron Day IL
Steamers Leave kIyn. Fulton ST. (by Annex "a
DeSbrOsses ST. $40: W. Ard ST. 9; ". l29th -, - h
A. n Returning down boat. due 42d ST. S-So = -
MORNING AND AFTERNOON CONCERIS
RED BANK LINE. @sa
Lvs franklin st.. Pr "a n. daily. $50 u-' rs
p. m. tSun., $50 a M; Battery $50 ApaS a " ss
, tSun., sos a. m ,. for Highlands. heu nS.N
Exc soc Trolley to Long Branch, Asn1-- -----
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28

Mil. Sir Walter Scott and score Of others as 10
tho Importance of a day OF rest.
The alliance, which held its first meeting OF lhe
season yesterday morning the Presbyterian Buio-
ing Is also arranging for the organization OF aux
aries throughout the state in all the leading towns
that have not go them already. Mrs william h
DanieIson began the work this summer and VIII
continue It long the special fund whlch ls
being raised for the purpose holds out.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28

A delicious tomato spice, which &c su,.o,,.
win meat at dinner at chiIdren's suppers With
bread Instead Of jam. calls for three quarts 90 90
matoes' measured after peeIing and cuttInr TITO
stilall pieces very scant pint OF vinegar quart
OF brown sugar. four teaspoonfuls of cinnamon
two OF cloves and two of salt My all -. s.l
olents together and boil them down until tbict,
Then seal up in quart Jars '''i' H.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
FOR a DAY OF REST.

The wOman's National Sabbath Alliance is going
70 take advantage OF the Hudson Fulton celebration
70 disseminate its ideas the subject Of Sabbath
observance. II is Feprinting for distribution
throughout the state at Hudson-F services on
October ana 10 leahet called AN Appeal to
Loyal Americans" This consists Of quotations from
various celebrities including Emerson, John Stuart
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. September 27. 1909.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-28

A DVERTIsEMEN rs AND
~ The Tribune received al
1864 Broadway. between 3Gth
o'clock .. m. Advertisement.
branch Offices az regular once
viz 2Gt Sth ave, p .. cor.
18th st. l04 East 18th 81.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
Look Ont Boys.

Boys, it is a violation of the city ordinances 10 shoot any kind of fire arms, sling shot etc, within the city limits, and against the state law to kill any kind Of song birds or rob their nests Of eggs or young Quite a num- Der of boys are guilty Of violating one or the other of these laws. and We hope they will stop 1t before the ohi- ceFs are compelled to put them under arrest and they are fined IL is a most pernicIous method of enjoying your- self. and if you persist in 1t, you will have no one to blame but yourselves and parents, and must suffer the con sequences Ne say parents. because We think it parents duty to teach the boys better things and prohibit them doing such mischief.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
Times Buy, New Machinery and Type.

Mr. Hiliory Jennings of Little
 Rock. representative in this territory. of the St. Louis Printers supply Com pany. was in the city Tuesday. talk ing print shop machinery and sup plies to ye editors. He took au order for a new sxl2 Job pres-. a paper cutter. and nlee i8t af lob type labor saving brass rule. etc, for The Times office. which will be added ta our already up-to-date and vet outfit, and give Us more and better facilities for turning out the neatest, brightest and prettiest speci- mens of commercial printing on short notice. We want to do your printing and will guarantee you good work al reasonable prices. Come and see.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
Dan shea Will Pnt up New Stack.

MT. Dan Shea. of the ban Shea Boiler Works. of Memphis. was in the city Saturday. having come over to bid on batting up the smokestack at the light plant. Mir Brooks. of the Southern Engine & Boiler Works. of Jackson. Tennessee. Was over on Mon day f0r the same purpose. The stack which is intended to be pat up will be one of the largest if not the iarg- est ia the eity. II viii be loo feet high II inches h diameter. and will set on brick foundation oH to one side of fHe boilers. with smoke box connecting it with the fire box. In the meantime the plant is running with the temp r4rg stack which was riFsed up last Friday Mr Shea was over again Wednesday. was eiyea the contract to Fat ufthe new stuck and vii probably begin work on il next week
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
Abe Ash To Visit Holy Land.

Mir. Abe Ash, of the Pear Cafe, k making preparations to take trip hack c. his native country Syria. Abe expects Co sail from New York on ar about March l, going from there 70 IIavre, France. thence overland tia Paris. across Frame. to Mar seii5e~. fbease aeas- #ths Meditrr- ransau >e4- ta Het5 fla eH The coast af syria fr4m winch IT f- 3 short dis E4uee 70 aud C. hgs home n making the water tHp If8m N4r-siI .tfs. his steamer aiH 8by a~- through the straits HI Ne7-ifa. ai3 within sight of tHe eIfy af Messlua. where ST many Hee, Mess H~t=Iu fHy awful eaft aaake and fi3a wave disaster Il feW Weess a2a Tbi~ pil be Abe.s Hrst tup tHur since he came 10 America eleven xears ago He locks forward % 4 pleasant Trip and we hope that Els anticiP9tl.us may be realized WHie ilere he vii travel considerable over thr hoy land. and Will visit Jerusalem and other noted blbl.ca. cities bqi best uf all Will see this aged parents whom He las not seen Tor so long lime
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
San Antonio Tonight.

The offering Friday. February 5. at Inc opera house sill he the big masi- cal round up, san Antonio. the same production that has been play ing all the larger cities. The company is headed by PeFee l.. Benton. and carries al their own special scenery and electrical effects. The scenes of the play are laid along tie borders of Old Mexico, showing the famous Old Alamo in the fourth act During the action of the play ten big song hits will be. introduced by the Broneho Ballet and the Alamo Girls. Prices. 35c, 50c and 15e.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
SPRAYED OR STOLEN

From St. Frants Bottoms, near Nay lor's Mill, one Light Bay Mare Mule, three years old, wire cut on right knee, close to fifteen hands high, branded IL on left shoulder, very gentle. sl0 reward will be paid for the recovery of said mule. or for in- formation leading to her recovery.
 MRS. c. W. LAMBERT.
 Phone l79, Forrest City, Ark. February ,, lq09
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
soldier iialks Death Plot.

It seemed to I. \. Stone. a civil war veteran. of Kemp. Texas, that plot existed between q desperate lung trouble and the grave to cause his death. II contracted q stubborn cold. he writes, that developed a cough that stuck To me. in spite Of all remedies, for years. My weight ran down to i3'' pounds Then l began to use Dr. Kings New Discovery, which restored my health completely. now weigh l.. pounds. For severe colds, obstinate coughs, hemorrhages. asth- ma, and to prevent pneumonia it's un- rivaiied. Joc and sl. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
Many sleepless Nights Owing t0 d Persistent Cough. Relief
 Fnund al Last.

For several winters past my wife has been troubled with q most per sistent and disagFeeable cough which invariably extended over period of several weeks and caused many sleep less nights. writes Win |. Havner. editor Of the Buriey. Colorado, Balle- tin. arioa- remedies were tried each year, with r.l beneficial results. In November lasf the cough again put in all appearance and my wife. acting on the suggestion Of friend
 purchased bottle of Chamberlain : Cough Remedy The result was in- deed marvellous. After three doses the cough entirely disappeared. and has not manifested itself since. This remedy is for sale by ]. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
>ate Money by Bating Chamberlain's
 Cough Rrmeds.

You Will pay Ia-t 2. much far a faut4e ef thambsftaiH Oauei Rem edy as far anA af tAe other cough medicines but Hou save money iH buy iug lt. The saving i@ tn what you get not what fur pay Tie -uFe-te- cure-y0a quality k ia every bottle of this remedy. and yau gel g04d results when YOU take 1T. Neglected colds often develop serious conditions. and when yea bay a cough medicine taa want co be sure you are getting one that viii cure your cold. Chamber tains Cough Remedy always cures. Price 25c and j0c baitie For sale by J T. Sander.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
Pointers For kickcrs.

Perhaps the paper falls short of your idea of local newspaper Perhaps there are many local items that you fail Co see. that if yon were running the paper you would see there. Per haps when You don't find the notice at your friends visiting you from a distance. OF 1ou or some mem Der of your family have gone. 0r returned from visiting. you are ready to con demu the paper Perhaps there k q pleasing social event al your home, a new heir k born, and the event fails to appear in the paper. Perhaps you have painted your house. built new barn. or a new sidewalk and the paper does not mention it and YOU feel that you are sighted. Perhaps your son or daughter has gone. away to school and the paper never said a word about il Then perhaps you have met the newsgather d dozen or more times q day with some or all of these items under your hat. and you never give hint. and perhaps, if he askedyo for information you wouldn't | know a thing. Perhaps you are not aware ef the fact that the newsgath- ereF is Lot ail-wise nor k he omni- present nor mind reader And per hap> after you read this you will 20 on doing as you have done keep every thing away from the paper and then kiek al the paper. Perhaps this isn | meant for v0u.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
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Mir. Brookin Adkins, Of Liberty. Mo, Is ln town among his relatives and friends. Brookin formerly lived and married in this city, but has been ab- sent so long that lie is almost stran- ger. He Is accompanied by Mir. N. T. George, of the same town, who is pay ing his first visit 10 St. Francis coun- Y. They both left yesterday for a tramp in the Garden Of Eden. MT. Adkins is as fat and sleek as a New York alderman, and shows that he has pTospered
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
LAUNDRY NOTICE.

To the good people of Forrest City l desire to notify one and all that l am in the laundry business for my self only, and will give all my best and most courteous attention. the same as I have tried to do Tn the past. Thanking all for hearty support 1 beg to remain yours truly.
 RoBT. L. SCOTT.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
Don't Be Irritable.

An irritated skin makes an irri- table person. and an irritable person gathers much trouble unto himself or herself, as the ease may be Moral: | Se Hunts Cure, one box Of which is and unqualitiedIy guaran- teed to cure any form Of skin trouble. Any kind of itching known k reliev- ed II once and one box cures.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
Warning Order.

lu ~t franaHs Clnaafi Court March Term f.sa J. k ffrfy and E Kslfr l4aIatlas
 
 Bennett lfardWaad Iamt.f fa. al n.f.lnts The defendant keHH#Hf IIaFaadsz8 tnmhef Company #s a##ed ts appeaf iu fhis CQuft within tnHHfA days and answer the nnmplamt of he plaintiff. 3 B Terry and \ l.offe.
 NJ V. ~EABuNN. Clerk. February 4ta is.-
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
Warning Order.

In ~f Francis CIrruIt Court Mareh Term. ise h. Terry and L. \ koife Plaintiffs
 
 Bennett Hardwood Lumber Gn Defendant. The defendant. heHnett HardNassa Lanltt GcuapAny is warned 10 appear ia ihls 0ouFl MffhIH thirty days and answer the eomhiAlhs of the plaintiffs J. |. Terry and [. \. kolit.
 NJ. N. >IABOkN. ClefA- February |, I&a
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
Sold and Recommended by
 !. T. SANDERS.
Notice oi Trustees sale.

WHEREAS. Levi Sain. and Fannie sam his '" wife. on the 9th day of February. Ha3, ek- tcnted To Hall saudeE<.+lu trust, | convey 3aHee of the west half of fHe ~oathca-t quarter If section taeHty ty-Gee township -.a tff HortHa range one tll cal containing eighty (.at a're~ more or ies~. in ~t FrauCi, county. Nrsau-a-. >atd conveyance va maaa to seeHte an iu- dehtedue@s therein de=.tH#e4t payable ta I.= EoilNa-e. said trust aeed heiH- of record IF book lo. page --9 of ~aid county. aHd
 Whereas il Na, prez H,-d iH ~aId trust deed that ln ease of tHe death ot tat trustee u9metG the theH acting sheri1 ng = Francis county ,neH4d aef and the said tfu=tee named being dead. and the uHdcr,i-upd being tbr sheriff Of >t Francis county. and
 Whereas it Ea9 provided ia said trust deed thai apoa default iH tAe payment of said lH- dehtedne,s or any part thereof. the trustee -bould a the request of the le-aI hoifIer Of said debt, sell said property t8 >ati i-fy he same
 Now therefore drfaaIt having been made iH the payment of said dehf, and he undersigned having heen requested tG ~eH the above de ~erihed feal estate To pay tae SaHH notice k hereby given that The uHdeF-igu#d= RllI aH
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
Notiee olTrn.tee,. salr.


 WHEREAS John kaHHdiFet aud AH1H A##if..i w tree. his wife on tHe f2tH dET at H ar5far tet1 executed Ia fhs uHtltfef-i.tH# il. t-E=-t a eonveyaurr of the south haf of tHH ~E- lfas- quarter of section .-htetIs fis faa -9 t tte til north, range two t-f ta~f H#Iff HiH.ITs eighty t>e4 acres mafe or Is->. iH ~f EfaH.'= county ATkan>a-. sad eHf5k Ha atz#H "a as H# afts 10 secure an indebtedness tHtlraa .Ita=# E4#s-sl pay able to l.. RaiiWaess said fra~f HIfraI HH I.z of record tu book sO, ra-v ss of said Ht#5.li t# ld
 Whereas il Wa> prUN la,d iH -aiH ff.-i f.fl1l that upon default in thr payment #f sad Iu- debtedne>s or any part thereof tHr uuust- signed. should al the psiHs-f ef tht lssaH holder of said debt. sell said property ta sati,- fy the same;
 Now therefore default having hesl made iu the payment Of said debf. and tnr undo f@i -II- ed having been requested tO sell the ainFe de- scribed real estate Co pay the sane noft-s ., hereby given that the undersigned Kill uu Saturday, February l3, 1909. at the west door of the eouHt house. Iu Farfe-f City. St Francis county. ArkaHsa~7 sell at HHh- lie oatcry 10 the highest bidder far cash. the above described land Title believed 10 i~ good, but i sell only as trustee.
 l-2222 JoHN W. ANDERSON. Trustee
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05

You may have sample bottle sent free by mail. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co. Bing- hamton, N. Y. Mention this paper and remember the name. Dr. kilmer's Swamp Root, and the address, Binghamton, N. Y., on every bottle.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
More Names are Wanted

Every citizen of AGkausaS las at least one friend or acquaintance who would be glad to take advantage of the op- p8rtanitie- which tle state affords. Vii you hefpe Send in the names and It tLe Roe lsau3 aothe Test. JkS. HARRIS F. F. A.
 Little Rock. Ark.
 GEO. II. LEE. ti F. A=
 Little Rock. Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05

Mr. Jno. E. Yaager. of Oklahoma City. representing the Fox Typewriter Company, was in the clty yesterday and renewed the Fox agency with Us. If you are thinking of buying stan dard tirst-claSs machine, call and see us, and let Us show you the Fox IL has all the latest improvements. writes red or purple, or any other two colors without any changing of ma chinery, has tabulating apparatus, aud in fact. is a complete machine in every respect.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
Two Merry 1ramps.

Of Two Merry Tramps many pleasing things have been said by ths critics, not only in the larger cities. but in the night stands as well, dur ing the past sea- n where Two Merry Tramps" have been presented. about Wood X Ward $ production. the play being strictly musical comedy with three acts and bevy of pretty girls The title of the piece is some what misleading. but it is only the title. for from the rise to the fall of the curtain il is just one of the clean est, jolliest and liyeliest of comedies that has enivenei the musical field. Never for an instant dos it bring a tlush. but instead brings laughter that k irrepresSible For the past e!eIt seasons fl has played to packed houses in the Middle West. and ap. peas To the elite of fashion and al that is refined The comedy k nat uraL the music ca chY. the scenery magnificent. the costumes gorgeous. and the east all that is desired. Wood X Ward have carefully select ed their company for Iii, or her ability. Among the members will be found Mis- Bes si Bennett. Miss Myra Jefferson. Mis-, Margaret Mcdonald and Miss C0rene Mcdonald, Wto are playing the prin- cipal feminine roles This attraction will be at the opera house, Tuesday night, January g
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05

cause of its remarkable health restoring prop critics. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by druggists in hfty-eent and one-lollar sizes.
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The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
Saturday. February 13, 1909.

ttae we@f aoafaf tHe roafthoa-e in Forrest City. >t. Francis county. Ar<au-a=. sell aa pub- lie outcry to the highest bidder far cash. Inc aboxs described land. TItIe believed fo be good. but ,ci only a> trustee and acting sheritY.
 l-e2 " E. MttIIAN-- [ ErlL.l.....
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05

 a brick dust scdi- nent or settling, strIugy or milk y app@raneeottea indicates an ur
 healthy coHdi- ton of the kid neys. too fre- quent desire to pass 1t or pain iu
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05

the back are also symptoms that tell you the kidneys and bladder are out of order and need attention.
 What To Do.
 There is comfort in the knowledge SO often expressed, that Dr. Kilmers Swamp-R Root, the great kidney remedy, fulflls almost every wish in correcting rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage. Corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing 1t, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to go often through the day, and to get up many times during the night The mild and immediate effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest be-
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-05
Thousands Have Kidney
 Trouble and heYer Suspect 1t.
How To Find Out.

Fill bottle or common glass with your water and let 1t stand tweutv-four hours.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-03

The last letter received from Frank
Grotian and Ed Jensen, the Rock Isl
and boys who are floating down the
Mississippi In a cabin boat, stated
that they had reached st. Louis in
safety, being now practically out Of
danger of ice-the bugbear OF all
.shantyboaters" who get late start
Lake others who make the trip depend
ing upon the current and armstrong"
sweeps for propulsion, they have met
with many obstacles to progress, one
u the most discouraging being the
Wind While the wind is proverbialv
with the able navigator it is as a mat
Der of fact, nearly always against the
cabin boater.
Ed Lundberg has received a copy cf
the log" of the boat. which is kept
by Mr.. Grotjan, and few extracts are
given here:
Oct. give got under way at 1920
3. m. and arrived at Iinwood, Iowa, ut
1920 a. m. The morning was most
beautiful until about IL a. m, when
Il started to slow drizzling rain. We
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-03

boat, but he came back to the same
place where he started to cross. lie
did this four times and he was about
to walk all around the island He
finally came back to the boat all COW
cred with sand burs and was about
all in. 1 had dinner all ready for him
and was wondering what took him so
long. He was gone over two and a
half hours. The brush was so thick
that he had to use his knife to get
through. I saw the vines and weeds
so 1 turned back to the boat again.
Well, We got started at 1915 noon and
had to tie up again at D. m A
cross wind blew us ashore again. This
was a regular gale. The wind was
something awful. The waves came
right over the boat. Mr.. Jensen got
soaked to the skin. We are now on an
other island and the wind is blowing
20 miles an hour.
Nov. 17.-Well, we did not get start
ed till a. m. and piked for 500 feet
and had to stop. The wind is too
strong 1t is a regular gale again.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-03

had no trouble to get of, but we did
not go very far, about 500 feet from
there, and waited till daylight The
wind was too strong and we went
hunting and got one duck. We got
under way at a. m. and made very
slow time. We got two miles from
Dallas City, Ill, and had to pike the
boat along shore, Ed pushed from the
rear while 1 kept the front end out.
He had rubber boots so he waded in
the water along shore. After we got
to the city Ed went back and helped
the trapper get his boat in. Well, we
took in the town and bought some
groceries, and at night went I'D and
played a game of pool which Ed got
two out of the three. It is now D. m.
and we are ready for bed.
Nov. 4.-Got underway at Z a. N.
and arrived at the head of the canal
at a. m, four miles we covered in
an hour, and then we struck the IA
nous rapids which a launch can not
go over. There are too many rocks
sticking out of the water and lots of
them that you can not see. There
was a man said we had better get a
man to guide us but we did not care
to have anybody take US as we want
all the honor of going over alone. We
got over but we had some very close