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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19
Enporia

Especial to The Richmond virEinian43i
Emporta, VA. Feb. 19.--Mr. and MrHx
w IL. Fisher have been visiting Mr.
Fishers mother in Tarooro. N. O.. this
week
Sheriff 8. W. Lee. his daughter. Miss
Bette, and sons. Jesse and Roy. ana
his wife. and Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Tay@
lor spent the day Sunday with NJ
and Mrs. C. r. Bounds OF Weldon. M
c.. Mrs. Bounds Ii Sheriff Lees daugA@
ter sM
Miss vernons Hoge. OF Baltimore. II
visiting her friend, Miss Ada Browns
of our city. "
4 Mr. r. III. Parrish. barber. ants 81 III
family have sold out ard gcre 10 het3
ersburg, having come here from thMf
city Mr.. c. NJ Howe il running thM
business in the old ~ nd here hsvtnM
bought the esluirments OF tho sho1
ard pool room rnn in connection MIN
Ii by Air. Perish saa4s ~
Mr. A. NJ. Potter a. popular tnsN&X
r*ee mar of cur town is In the Xt
giria hosp'tal in Richmond, for tfeMt
mert raving been In rather p4SE
health for some time. I'M &
Miss Ruth Rawlings. of Brink net4M8
bcrhcod, Is spending the week sffS
Miss Annie Cooper 81 this niares s8sa$
Commcr W sauh Atttrrev WMf, v u
Powell Is rr,oiffy rscavnf nss from
wcurd ir MS thsRh e-e1sed By ~ftxs&
atss'nvs o. dirk Ia tae hugyy 81
YIar.st,er WINS III In TAIL frsrss fte41fX
eattiA. F4fustisTss nttle Esrt cxe.tHs3 :
have ;,ut the knife the bHEGy* IS 81
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19
Chase City

Especial tn The Richmond XiEginian9
CHASE CITY, VA, Feb. 10
Thursday afternoon from 3 10 5 Mrs.
w. H. Norveii entertained the We-
mans Club. Following the very in
teresting literary program. the ladies
spent social period. after which de-
lightfui refreshments were serxed.
The editors of the Chase City Pro-
gress are preparing a novelty for their
coming editions They have invited
the Chase City High School to edit
the paper one week and pupils of
the Seuthside Female Institute to pre-
pare the next weeks edition,
Mr. r.. c. Stuart gave most in
teresting and instructive talk on anti
saloon topics in the town hall Thurs
day night. but only small house
responded, as the sudden shower kept
many away.
1t was decided to hold another
meeting, which Mr. Stuart will adj
dress here Sunday night.
Chase City Is proud of her tobacco
sales. The crop regulates scale OF
smiles about town Tobacco has stood
firm as luxury in Virginia ever
since the earliest cultivation of the
weed In this State, IN l6is. Accord
Ing to the report of w. w. Garner.
State Psychologist of the agriculture
department at Washington. the ave-
rage annual production OF the yari.
GUS types of tobacco in the United
States is S47,200,eo0 pounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19
Virginian Page for Each Member Of the Family
ART OF MAKING MAPS
BY FREDERIC J. HAskIN.

r ii
In not a single instance did he find
his instruments superior to those
which must have been used in tho
planning and construction of the py-s
ramids.
One OF the latest aids to map-mak-
Ing Is the eamerag The dirigtble bal
loon, the flying machine, the teleph0-
toEraphic camera and even tho mov-I
ing picture camera are expected To-
tend Themselves IT, tie perfection uk
the art of landscape representations
One hardly realizes at first blush how
all the arts and sciences are inter-
twined with one another. When tho
telescope was discovered IL aided thu
mapmaker almost as much as 1t help.
ed astronomy When electricity WAY
hitched to the chariot of Civilization
it aided the mapmaker In his work
as much as ii assisted man as a beast
OF burden. BY the Use of closed teie~
graphite cfrcutrg the surveyor can tell
to the decimal part-af an inch hnM
accurate his measurements have been.
Monday--The Louisiana Law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19
Pampliin City

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.
PAMPLlN CITY, Feb ls.--Mr l.,
w. Hoffman. OF KeysvilIe. cashier of
State Bank of Pampiln. in place of
Mr.. l.. NJ. Warren. who resigned to
take another position January / last,
has actively taken hold of his work.
and is giving ample satisfaction TO
the directors of the bank and to the
people generally.
Mr.. c. F. Harvey, who went TO the
Grand Lodge of Masons held at Rich
mond. has returned
Mise Logan efiiiians, who WAS cali
ed to her home here from the Farm
willie Normal School a few days ago
by the illness of her father and moth
err Mr.. anad Mrs. John w. Gillian.
who are now much improved, has re-
turned.
Miss Ruth Rice. student OF Farm
VILE Normal, who was on a visit to
her mother and sister. has also re-
turned.
MI. p. T. Warren, who has been
1ick since last November and who
has been in the house for the past
two weeks. has somewhat improved
Mrs. Warren has for few days
been suffering to some extent from
GRIP
Mr.. w G. Merrill. one Of the own
ers and managers of the large pipe
factory here. who has been sick for
some time. and under medical treat
ment in Lynchburg, is still quite sick.
Rev. j.. A. Parsley and wife and
wife's mother, Mrs. Hamptlin, who
have been quite sick with grip. are all
improving.
Mrs. Walter S. Pugh, OF Madison
Vile, near here, who has been i'll for
some weeks. is considerably improv-
ed
Misses May and Myrtle Cawthorn,
Of Evergreen, who have been here on
VISIT to the homes of DIR. H. T..
Walker and Mrs. Martha Clark. have
returned home.
Mrs. Clark. who for several days
has been sick, is thought to be con-
vasescing. ,
~ Rev. ". A. Pearson. pastor of the
Keysvsiic Baptist church. has been
called to the Baptis. pastorate; et
Spring Greek church. near here also.
witch he has accepted, and entered
or hts work there.
a family BY the name of Kennedy,
the MeCann family Snyder. Wright
dIt AsttVtik tuS Hd]AthSf ~ Fpi Assss ~ .
Nj. Wi,he Gray tobacco iHtTs
here, left "Wednesday for F" 4 ~ his
father. Mr.. r. A. Gray, taes oaye.,
at Appomattox.
Mr. o. Il. Peter ss.. r sSe- of this
tb@k Arc rsit ~ IFS asent.s was on
yesterday eie, ed director Gf the State
Bank OF Pamplin Mr. Peterson has
sold goodly number Of farms to
Western msal. some Of whom have
settled near here. and others soon
will settle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19

iting relatives In Fluvanna Tor several
months, returned to Cuba last week.
Conrad Haden, who has been quite
Ill with fever, is rapidly recovering,
Dr. o. NJ. Smith paid flying trip
To Richmond this week,
Mr.. Fred HolsteiH. of near Hunters
Lodge, has recently sold his farm TO
gentleman from Pittsburg. and viii
move to Chicago in the near future.
Mr.. w. w. Wills spent several days
in Richmond this week.
Little Miss Amy Sloan Haden cele-
brated the 4th anniversary Of her
birthday on Monday last, Valentine
Day at Dew Drop Inn" the home
of her parents.
She entertained her little friends
with games. after which refreshments
were served. Among those present
were: Misses Marguerite Haden,
Louise Thomas Annette Iladen. Let
tie Griner and Clara Smith; Masters
William and Ralph Conrad, Cisgood
and Charlie Shepherd Fred Haden,
Reginald Terrill, Lacy and Page
Smith.
One OF the most enjoyable dances
Of the season Was given by Mrs. C.
II. Haden on the night of the 14th.
large crowd was present. and all
had a good time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19
THE TIRED BUSINESS MAN
Tells Friend Of Wife That Reception Will Be No Pink Tea
BY WALTER A. SINCLAIR

SO Mr.. Roosevelt has cabled his
Willingness to be given a reception
ahen he comes home." exclaimed
Friend Wife.
Yes, and 1t will be reception and
not a O'Clock pink tea. said the
Tired Business Man. You may have
read cotnctdentally that the govern
ment 70 not inclined to accept the
Maxim Eilencers for American guns.
big or otherwise. So those hopefuls
who expected that T. r. would sneak
over here aome dark night and enter
the United States through a subter-
rancan entrance and trap door, giving
an mpersonatiop of Elihu Root, are
going to be terribly disappointed.
OF course, there are those who
Know of T. RS quiet and retiring fiis-
position. almost amounting to shy
ness, such as has characterized his
past performances, and they were
sufpFtsed- -ifafnthat his sefHt,fes
could be overcome enough to consent
to anything resembling publicity---or
maybe 1t was republieity However,
when enc has been trekking from the
jungle to the land of the hoochee-
kooGhee. accompanied by minstrel
show reminiscent of the Brownsville
battalion and has spent a compare
lively quiet year shooting elephants.
white rhtnos, bongos. linga dingas.
-sff-ahes- and other -srnaff-g arnr~ ana
has Travelled on the front porch of
locomotive. ones inmate ttmorousness
Is displaced by "a craving for the
cornpanicnshfp of ones own kind, say
about five OF ten million of them.
There were those who thought
they could induce him to lead dash
for the South Pole, but he put a darn
ner ON This after tsa t~fs}r.se that q hro ar
band cannot operate In a climate
where the action of the slide from
bone and bass tuba is hampered by
freezing.
The hopefuls were imaginging him
slipping quietly home and anchoring
at the typewriter for few juicy o,ft-
sBELLS ON HIS TOES"
lonks and some snets sophorific ma
ture studies, when the heir apparent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19

took perfectly good forester and
smeared him all over the Landscape SO
that he looked more like an odd fel-
low than a forester. Whereupon the
Back From Elba Club held grand
lodge OF SORROW and the esisit. began
throbbing spaspoGieally.
If | could o1ly get in touch with
the entertainment committee of the
Back From Elba Ciub--only they're
all up in the air floating around emit
ting penetrating cries! But If could
II would submit a pleasing programme
for the reception parade. OF course.
the grand marshal would be Clifford
Pinchot. riding circus fashion on two
goats, furnished by william I'll. Taft
and Richard Achilles Ballinger.
Following would be the Second
Elective Term brass band heading Il
detachment Of cheering fat majors
Of the regular army. James R. Gar
field raising racquet. tennis brand.
Allegoricai fioat representing the Ill
innate Consumer picking splinters of
the tariff plank out of his system.
Prominent goats Of the Tennis CatJi-
net In carriages, Float representing
CLAWS attached to the Iron Ball. More
brass bands playing the popular tune
from Eiektra.' Graduates from the
Conservation Conservatorie singing
What's a Mines Mine Trust wav-
'fng certfflCdfes or Incorporation. Dere-
cation of bath rubbers and attendants
from the immunity Baths. intermis-
ston of fifteen minutes representing
Wall gtreet delegation. Detachment
of former rough riders bumped from
Federal jobs Anvil chorus. w. Dud-
ley Fouike writing himself letter.
Steamer roller operators out Of jobs.
William Loeb in silence. r. r.. rid
ing on an elephant with rings on his
fingers and bells on his toes. Promi-
nent twins and triplets in carriages.
The s. @. directorate in a tit. Music
and frewofks."
third term ?" asked Friend Wife.
No" said the Tired Business Man.
but he wouldn't object to fourth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19

erai visitors were present from the
Richmond hives,
The little Rosebud Society meets
every "Wednesday night at $40 clock at
the Presbyterian chapel on North
Twenty-tntrd street. AIT members are
urged To- be present promptly at 1880
O'Clock So
The funeraisaf Mr. aud Mrs. Rob-
ert Shelton's only child. Robert Err
nest. Jr.. took place from the Fair
mount Avenue Baptist church Friday
evening at 3 O'clock.
Mr.. Tom Norris is able to be out
after suffering from broken collar
bono.
Mr.. Burrelle urges all the Brigands
of the military team to be at the
Baptist church tonight. Saturday al
seven o'clock TO drill
Miss Susie Ware is visiting friends
I'm Phiiadeiphia.
The Il. Y. P. L.. of Paramount Bap-
tist church viii meet Sunday even
ing at seven o'clock After the devo-
tionai meeting there will be election of
officers ---------
Miss Kate Keck entertained few
of her friends at her home on Fair
mount Ave, Tuesday night. parIor
games were INDUCED In until late
hour then light refreshments were
served In abundance,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith left We'd
nesiay for Hewietts to visit Mr.,
Smiths mother who ia very i'll with
Pneumonia.
Mrs. Herbert Usher who has been
very sick. is very much better
Mr.. John Martin. of Goochland. Is
spending the week with his sister.
Mrs. Hughes, of N. cad street,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19
airnount

aisss ItGbs MeynAi. OF Iordons-
:. :, ~ ,isi..ns a.-.-. .ei.n.ns, VI .i.c
-, c-t,sc.
49,. ida Morss@. who has been Very
II a ct her ,.one To. sesc.'..i days.
80 takei. av-se "Wednesday al,e.'-
atan anu Wa laken 10 ...e Aiemurlal
l..-Litai. wIcre she Wac upcs1teh on
49, app. naisltis,
NJ. tann. LANE of Ashland. II
SIS In. her ssssel9 Mfs i.svpe,t
~..,.eai. OF AQ.sn twenty fourth
ss.~c:.
A.- and Mr.. itobinson have re-
Gu.aeI to their home In Ssrcen.ilie,
g. -, after Visit OF leserai week.
.eTa In friends.
Mis-. X. III. mart is very II. at her
sssyii, '6tr I;fttispage fssess. B 80
Nh I. Floyd has moyel his family
.;.om Ilinwidaie county to Twenty
.irss street. In Paramount.
The regular liaeevn1 If the Lady
Maccassees waE hsl4 IA tse tc&a hall
Thurzday aft6tnoon II c'csock. Sew
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19
West Point

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
WEST POINT, VA, Feb. ls.--Mrs.
A. Julian Bagby entertained in her
home on ID street the Home Needle
work Club on "Wednesday. from 3 TO
O'clock In the afternoon. Dainty
Refreshments were served. and all en-
joyed the fine music. The following
were invited; Mesdames Nj. Daily
Walsh. Lane Cook. boswell Clopton,
Chandler, Il. B. Bagby. Emma Leath,
Mae Owens. Mary Denmead. Jessie
Denmead. Emma Wharton.
Mrs. ]. w Marshall entertained
about twenty ladies' on Tuesday from
8 to in the afternoon In honor of
Mrs. Charles Hazel. her sister. from
baltimore The ladies were request
ed to bring their work. and they were
wonderfully entertained in inspecting
the beautiful work bags and contents.
Delicious refreshments we're enjoyed.
NIL Fl. x. Guthrie cold his per-
sonal effects at putiic auction on Tues
day and will reside in future in Wash
ingtcn, u. c.
Mr. and Mrs. ri. w, Pollard, OF
Fort Norfolk. are visiting Mr.. Penn
lerton johnson at Cohoke. Mr.. Pol
lard has fine position in the Philip
pines with the United States navy
yard for next two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Presley Williams
attended. early In the weak. the fun
cral of Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson at
Puritan Island. IN Gloucester. Mrs,
Wilson was slater of the late Captain
r. C, Coleman, IN whose homie ahe
had resi- led during her widcwhooa.
The Whit Club met Thursday with
Nh. A.. r Hargiave.
Turnip salad and poas he'd eggs are
now enjoyed. Fine rock fish are
caught and shspped. The ema,sed
ones are peddled on the street at
iei.2 cents per pound s.
Gardeners are getting to work.
elshcugh the prorpcsts ere that frogs
will lsok through a mirror before the
summe- come
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19

Inc HiaHdEET, VINO was htSo inc
teaafng msn, faced the newest menu
Der OF his company with fttnty coun-
tenance.
tsfs.t d. IL ti,s-ae west ,ss-ssst-f
walled. Il can't can't Play that
part here. of all places part
dan't know and haven't time to learn.
j. ii necessary Wont you recon
Siler ?"
The manager sighed inwartiy. But
before him we've two ills--the anger
OF his star. the grief OF his newest
member; and Ike grief Of the newest
member WAS tiny evil compared
with the anger Of his star,
I'm sorry, Miss ForteEgue~-aw-
fully sorry. But ! can't help IT,.
Aren't you the MANAGER Don't
you control this company
He was silent He was the man
ageF, but the star was the star, and
to her he was In absolute sabjeetion
This Is my home town, Mr.. White.
and tonight will be my first appear,
anGe here in IA professional company
Every man. woman and a.aiid who
viii Game- here ta-night knows mel
MAS born and raised here; so We're
my parents and grandparents ir
you change the It'll and cSsYnpei Hne tn
play Marina In STATIONS Policy YOU
will make me fi1icuiou | don't
know the play ners nay part, dent
know "A dozen lines.
Your pagt Is minor one End yuu
can subordinate it still more Keep
well away from the centre Of the
stage, speak only when addressed and
cut out all business of acting. The
rest of the company are so familiar
with the play that they can swing IL
along without much help from YOU"
Cone cant play even the part OF a
: lay figure without preparation
Six months before he had taken
her from company In which she
was playing an Insignificant part and
given her q place in his own. second
In importance to that oI his star. but
the freshness. the enthusiasm and the
originality OF her work and the charm
OF her personality had been out OF ali
! proportion 70 a minor part. in de-
ifiance OF all the laws tof the profess
sion. her own indy duality nan urn
ed a email role into a conspicuous
one.
Mr. White. hasn't there been In
your life purpose that meant more
10 you than anything e'.:e--that you
dreamed Of and worked for with all
the strength that was in your
., Asn 'oo .s - 10 49, s ~ u.e
tune wneH your own shaeaNo1s
prou5n. .ne 's a. VI uie uisan'
Fssnnps my aean. mas nos pesn =
! .efy toIN one' ou. : nase pu.. my"
eseFytnlhs ! nave, ~ was .hat I
misnk sucsess.ulW piss soou Io,s.
in dig ce1npahy before .he psoPis
OF my own town. I've toued. druogen.
shaved since the oas ! Ie't here I've
MADE gooo. ife come paeh IN
part tnai the critics say ~ feinark-
ably Wen zone, Io,hisnts PERFORM
Anee was TO nave been the i.ggest
event OF my NE. the supreme mo-
menf toward wnieh every one VINO
has dream Of an iueai looks--the
big realization. AND lot a wnim You
will wreck It all. fou VIII change
I. the bill and put on STATIONS Poii-
cy' instead of The Holbrookes and
give me q part I've ne ger seen, The
company had ended the tour with
sStrAttOn's Policy when Joined
\ them. Ill be worse than failure
Ill be = horrible, ghastly travesty Of
an actress Dont--I can't WON'T
He had to do an unpteaSauf thlnX,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19
Gordonsville

uUKpUNEvfLIE, VA. F'eb. Is
Mis-. a. II. Martin Is Visiting friends
and relatives In Richmond ana Nor
sgi!s .n
Annie and I.attse Davenport
Emmett Miller. after = pleasant
The Dickinson press., 1910-04-30

Fred Sohm has moved back to Dick
inson.
Mrs. Geo. Baeley and Miss Nora
Jarvis were in Saturday from the Black
butte country.
Albert P. Langdon has just completed
a large barn for Postmaster N. C.
Lawrence.
Lost-pearl bead chain with cross SET
with pearls. Finder return to PRESS
Office. 1t
Rassie Deffebach was a west-bound
passenger on No. 3 last Saturday to
points in Montana.
George Gardner of New England
arrived in Dickinson Sunday evening
from his trip to the Pacific coast.
Mrs. A. Dingman and son, George.
went up to Glendive. Saturday evening
to spend Sunday with Mrs. Annie Steele
and other friends.
Frick Kostelecky proved up on his
homestead a few miles south of the
city at the u. S. land Office on Monday.
Anton Simek and Joseph Kostelecky
were his witnesses.
E. F. Bell was in from Gaylord last
Saturday to make Communication proof
on his homestead. His party had quite
an experience getting in from Belfeld.
Miss Jennie B. Whitman and Miss
Nellie Stegner, teachers in the Bel6eld
schools, were Dickinson visitors last
Saturday.
w. M. Scherfius of Miles City was
in the city a few days the first of the
week visiting at the home of his
son, M. A. Scherfius.
The Dickinson press., 1910-04-30
DR.. H. A. Davis returned the first
of the week from Els St. Paul trip.

DR.. H. A. Davis returned the first.
of the week from Els st. Paul trip.
C.. S. Langdon has purchased the old;
Dodd taxidermist building for use at
his farm west of the city
E. X. Leonard is talking strongly of
moving to Florida later in the season.,
that is. if he disposes> of some of his
land near Lennon.
Paul Koch. Frank Mats and M.
Lerner left Monday night for Saskatch-
evan. Canada, to look over some land!
propositions. The last two named.
gentlemen are from Canada.
Editor w. B. Swieart of the Sentinel
at Moquaketa, Iowa. was in Dickinson
or Monday with a land party which
was going to the vicinity of Mary to
look al land:
H. W. Reed of Long Prairie. MIMI.
was visiting his brothers, j. W. and
F. G. Reed, in this city this week.
The visiting brother is also engaged
in the mercantile business.
B. Lepper. the New York Mutual Ins.
man.. has been sick with rheumatic
fever at his hotel in the city for two
weeks. He is improving and hopes to
be able to accompany Mrs. Lepper to
Antelope soon.
The Dickinson press., 1910-04-30
E. F. smith-was-in from Gorham

E: F: Smith-.was.-.in from Gorham
the first Of The week.
...Layton Georee was--in..from Oakdale
this week. ,,--'- -
w. F...Burnett-e. went--.to Fargo Satur-
day night. -
Mrs. W.T.. Burnett and son, MAXWELL
have been spending the week at Hunters
Hot Springs.
Dunn County News: George Hamilton
sold a, team of horses in Dickinson
last week, for $500.
Mrs. J.. A. Palmer and little daughter
Of Manning were visiting friends in
the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoy Russell are the
parents of a..son. born Monday, April
Is.
E. H. Rogers, jeweler with M. A.
Scherfius, made a business trip 10
Belfield last Saturday.
Commissioner C. W. Herstein was in
from the Black Butte country last Satur-
day.
Palmer Hall and Harvey Simpler Of
Gorham were business visitors in the
city the first of the week.
Frank Bremen Of Cleveland, Ohio,
formerly of Dickinson, was in the city
this week en- route to Hope, Idaho.
Roadmaster and Mrs. Dennison Fair
child spent a few days in Butte, Mont,
the FIRST of the week.
The Dickinson press., 1910-04-30
LOCAL NEWS

John Groth arrived recently from
Idaho and is looking over the country a
little. He has relatives in this county.
The Dickinson press., 1910-04-30
Your n 6 is coated.
Vaur breath &c foul

Your tongue is coated.
Your breath is foul.
Headaches come and 60.
These symptoms show that your
stomach is the trouble. To remove the
aus is the FIRST thing, and Chamber.
lains Stomach and Liver Tablets will do
that. Easy to take and most effective.
Sold by all druggists.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-02-18
J. S. WALKER IN,
w. SAVIDGE OUT

William Savidge has resigned as Sec
rotary of the board of immigration and
John S. Walker, recently in charge of
the insurance department of w. G..
Irwin & Co., until the latter was alb
sorbed by Brewer & Co., has been ap-
pointed to succeed him. Mr.. Savidge
will retain his position until the end
of the present month, when he will turn
over his office to Mr.. Walker.
Mr.. Savidge has expressed wish to
retire from the Office of secretary for
some time, but only recently did the
board accept his resignation. He was
offered an opportunity to go to Europe
with the rejected Portuguese immi-
grants but decided not to take up the
/ offer.