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The Washington times., 1910-02-23
TEMPERATURE.
SUN TABLE
TIDE TABLE

Ioday-High tide, 80 a. m. and sos
?. m; low toe, eco a. m, and 2.1o D. IN.
$50 .. m; low tide, IA a. n. and 2:J7
?. m.
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FORECAsT FoR THE DIsTRICT.

Fair and colder tonight and Thursday:
cold wave tonight; minimum tempera-
ture tonight about 10 degrees; brisk and
possibly high northwesterly winds
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Congress May Provide for
Residence During Pres
ent Session.
GREATLY NEEDED
FOR ENTERTAINMENT
Friends Of Mr.. Sherman Feel That
He Should Have More
Spacious Abode.
BY JOHN SNURE.

Sunny jim" Sherman, Vice
Vice President of the United States,
may be given a home to live in by
Congress, while he remains in his
present official position.
A strong movement is or in Con-
gress to provide in the next public
buildings bill for a house for the
Vice President, to he erected in
Washington. In case there is an
omnibus public buildings measure
this session there is a strong likeli-
hood that it will contain an authori-
zahOn for the purchase of a site and
the construction of house for the
Vice President.
MAY BE POSTPONED.
Should there be no public build
ings measure this session, there will
be one next session, and the pro-
vision for the home for the Vice
President viii be put in that, if the
Z friends OF the Vice President have
their way about it.
The movement has gained no lit
, tie headway. and has been consid-
erably threshed over among friends
OF Mr.. Sherman in the House and
Senate, and some Of the strong fac
tors In tn Tabl,1 Buildings Com
mittees.
Reasons Advanced
Various reasons are advanced why
the Vice President OF the United States
should have a nome IN washington fur
nished him by the Government One
Of these is that the social demands on
the Vice President are great. almost as
great as on the President
It Is urged that these demands are
so great that q poor man cannot afford
20 be Vice President
In n great many WAYS the Vice
President shoulders social RESPONSIBLE
ties for the purpose Of taking a part
OF the burden or the President Ere
quentiy, in the matter Of entertaining
foreign ambassadors and others in the
Diplomatic Corps, the Vice President
virtually acts for the President.
In recent years the entertainments
given at tho homes OF Vice Presidents
have been OF a magnihcence equaHng
the entertainments ~ the White House
Itself. Thus, Mr.. and Mrs Fairbanks
were among the finest ter1ainers seen
IN Washington in recent years. Their
hospitable home was open TO all The
Same is true OF Vice President and Mrs.
Sherman.
Crush At Receptions.
It is said that il is practically. i'm
possible TO do IN private home the
entertaining that Is expected Of the
Vice President At 4 recent reception
given by ffe Vice President the crush
Of guests was nearly as great as al a
White House New Year reception.
For these and other reasons. il is
argued the Government should see that
the burden Of undue expense should
be lifted from the shoulders Of the Vice
President and he should have a home.
The extreme popularity OF the present
Oeeupant OF the Office OF Vice President
WIZ strengthen the movement
lust where the establishment should
he located or what the limit Of cost
would be is not worked out Doubtless
the selection OF a site would be left 20
q commission
In this connection, it IS recalled that
Representative Bartholdt, chairman Of
the House Public Buildings and Grounds
Committee, has strongly urged that the
CONTINUED on Second PapeA
The Washington times., 1910-02-23

HARPERs FERRY. ". va. Feb' "a
Both rivers very muddy this morning.
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CHAP TER M.
Their Meetinq.

Ihe big liner lh" Sautcrnr, had
Just locked and the iiISt-class pas
s'hgerS were coming ashore from
the stern Ihc! .iI''med steadily
across the gAn- plank as Chester
ana MS ieiio" workers rapidly un'
loaded barrel aii'r barrel from tn"
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ln'rei S'l'u'' n doius all
'nintS' ana among '"'m Is that oi
wheeling truck. II You lit the
handles 100 high when the affair ia
III front OF you, tIr IRON 'ram" digs
INTO the timDerS oI the rottlng pier
ana unusual thlnI- are likely TO
happen Ihus II was that Chester
'u'Deu So'hers'u'' over the hahlles
OF his truck and landed a. full
length dhectIy III front "i party
"hich had Just com" ashore
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Order for Hearing Petition to Sell
Real Estate

state OF Oklahoma. Carter county, in
county court
In The matter Of the estate of Clan.
die Roberts, Murdic Roberts ana
Maree Roberts, minors.
Now, on this 3rd day OF March. 1910.
having filed herein his petition for
the sale OF the real estate described
In said petition for reasons I'm said
petitions stated.
It is ordered that said petition bc
and is hereby set for hearing on the
9Th day OF April, \. ID, 1910. at 10
o'clock. =. m, at which time all per.
sons Interested in said estate are re-
quircd to appear and show cause. II
any they have. why an order should
not be- granted for the sale Of the real
estate Of said Claudic Roberts, Murdle
Roberts and Marcc Roberts, as f. noe.
essary for The reasons IN said petition
stated.
II l. further ordered. that a copy
OF this order be published for four
successive weeks in the Daily Ard.
morcitc. of Ardmorc. Carter county.
Oklahoma
|. Il. MASON,
County Judg,
CHAMPION \ CHAMPION, Attys.
iIi-lS-95l
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and feel so we'll Chat my friends keep
asking me what has helped me 50
much. and ! gladly recommend your
Vegetable Compound Mis-. WILLIE
EDWARDS. Holly Springs. Miss.
one ui the greatest triWmphs OF
Lydia t. pinkham'- Vegetable Com.
pound is the CuuuutriuU of Womau's
dread enemy -- tumur Ii you have
mysterious paiusiulummation. ulcera-
tiou or displacement. don't wait for
time to confirm your fears and 20
through the horror, of q hospital opera
tiuu, but try Lydia T.. piukham's Vege-
table compound at once.
For thirty years Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. made from roots
and herbs. has been the standard remedy
for female ills, and such unquestion-
able testimony rs the above proves the
value of this famous remedy, and
should give everyone confidence.
II YOU would like special advice
about your case write n cOnfidcn-
tial letter to Mrs. Pinlhan,. at
Lynn, Mass. Her advice Is free,
and always helpful.
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How Good News Spreads,

81 am 20 years old and trayoI
most of the time" writes b. + Tol
son, Of Elizabcthtown. Ky Every
where ! go recommend Electric
Bittcrs, because owe my excellent
health and vitality TO them They
effect a cure every time They ncv
or fail 10 tone the stomach, rogu
late the kidneys and bowels. slim
ulatc the liver. inylgorate the nerves
and purify the blood. They work
wonders for weak, rundown mon
aud women, restoring strength, yigoT
and health that's daily Joy. Try
them. Only SOC. Satisfaction Is pos
itiye guaranteed by Ardncrc Phar
macy.
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state OF Oklahoma, Carter county. IS.
On this sth day of March, \. D.,
1910, personally appeared before me,
Nm. B. Frame, county clerk In and
for said county and state. Bob Holman
who. being by me- first duly sworn,
depos.s and says: I did, ON tho l6,h
day Of February, \. d.. 1910 on my
premises, 10 wit. the ------- quarter of
Section - Township ~, Range 2W
!. NJ. in said County and State, take
M an Estray. described as follows. to
wit:
One steer, coming two years old
Mark split In each car. color pale rcd
That did, within three days from
said date and fifteen days prior to this
date, post up in three public places
In said county notices Ia copy Of
which is hereto attached and marked
Exhibit A., as required by law: that
sal danimal was known to me as An
,suay for Gt least six months before
inc Same was taken up, and thai ! did
not drive or cause said estray To he
drh,a on -aid premises. that the
mark, and brands are the same that
"rro on such csuay when IL was takon
up ard that tuo value OF said estray
- tl' liw' The samc was taken up
wa, Fifteen Dollars; that | am a
bore, vadcr land owner. lessee. VI
said county; that my post office al.
dress Is hewitt, Okla
Il. +. HOLMAN
Subscribed and sworn to before my.
this 1th day OF March. 1910.
VIM. u. FRAME.
County Clerk.
10-lI-ei
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PROSECUTION OR
PtRSECUT|ON2
AN OFFICIAL LETTER. WHICH
SHOULD QUIET TIE ALLEGED
TOWN LOT FRAUD CASES.

Guthrie. Okla.. March l3.-That the
criminal prosecutions OF Governor
w.. y Haskell are prosecutions he.
cause he IL governor rather than n
desire 10 convict the governor has lr.
com, evident during the past few
days through the discovery of let
ter written by high Official during
the territorial days and at the time
the alloged town lot frauds were sup.
posed 10 have been porpotratcd.
Thi, letter Is quite nto.r,tinL n
that It was written 10y Robert +. nar.
rlson. who was at the time clerk of
the United States court at Muskogcc.
ana who Is now clerk of the United
states Federal court of Oklahoma. un.
der Judlc Ralph r. Campbell. an ap.
poirtc" of Theodore Roosevelt. VINO
is the recognized power back OF
the prosecution OF the governor.
through 4 desire for personal revenge.
Mr.. Harrison is also the protege Of
joe Cannon. whose love for Governor
Haskell Is recognized TO be much be
low par
Mr. Harrisons letter was written
September %, 1905. and clearly indl.
Gates that every act OF Governor Has.
kell, IN connection with the town lot
sales. was backed mp by the clerks OF
the federal courts In the Indian Ter.
ritory, and as it is signed by Mr. IIar.
rison as clerk and cN.offiCio recorder
it must hc taken as an official docu-
mcn,. The letter in question Is as
follows, anj written on Mr. fiarrison'3
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Chamberian's Stomach and Liver
Tablets Invariably bring relief to
women suffering from chronic con.
stipation. headache, blliousncss, diz.
zncss. sallowncss Of the skin and
dyspepsia. Sold by all dealers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-14

Fully nine ont of every ten cases
OF rheumatism Is simply rheumatism
Of the muscles due TO cold or damp,
or chronic rheumatism. neither OF
which require any internal treatment.
All that Is needed 10 afford relief
is the free Application OF Chamber.
lains Linimcnt. Giyo it a trial You
arc certain to be pleased with the
quick relief which II affords. Sold By
all dealers
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Facing death from shot and shell
in the civil war was more agree.
able 10 j. A. Stone, Of Kemp. Tex,
than facing II from what doctors
said was consumption. II contracted
n stubborn cold" he writes. that
developed cough. that stuck 10 mo
in spite Of all remedies for years.
My weight ran down to 1870 pounds.
Ihen ! began 10 use Dr Kings New
Discovery. which completely cured
me. now weigh rs pounds For
Coughs, Colds, LA Grippe, Asthma,
Hemorrhago. IIoarsencss, Croup,
Whoopng Cough and lung trouble. it's
supreme. SOC. Si.o0. Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by Ardmore Pharmacy.
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Notice Of sherIrs Sale Foreclosure.


state of Oklahoma. Carter county,
iu the District Court.
Mrs. T. G. Leisure, plaintin IS Mr.
Loo McCmrg and Lee McCmns. d..
PENDANTS
Notice is hereby given that in pu.
suance OF an order OF sale issued ont
of the district court OF Carter couu-
ty on the 23rd day OF February. 1910.
In an action wherein Mrs. L. Z. Le-
Sure plaintiff. and Mrs. Lee McClusg
and Lee McCmrg, defendants. directed
10 me tho undersigned sheriff of Carter
county. commanding me 10 levy upon.
appraiso and sell the following d..
scribed property: one lot 100 Il. ~
100 n. in the northeast corner OF
block 523 iu the city OF Ardmorr.
oklahoma, Carter county. accordinr
to the official plat OF said city, to
satisfy a Judgment and decree of fore.
closure I'm favor OF said plaintiff aud
against said defendants obtained an
made IN said court on tho llth day
OF February 1910. for the sum o.
$4,000 and cost $500. with interest
thereon at per cent from the 26th
day Of june 1906. and cost accruins
viii on the 25th day OF March
1910 at the hour OF ten o'clock a. m g.
of said day. at the front of the court
house in the city OF Ardmore, in the
said county and state. offer for sale
and sell 10 the highest bidder for
cash the said property above de.
soribcd or that much as will satisfy
said judgment, both interest and cost
Witness my hand this the 23rd day
OF February 1910.
J. II. AKERS.
Sheriff OF Carter County
CHAMPION & CHAMPION.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
2i-3-1O-l72i
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on tomorrcN afternoon with q splru.
did program Mrs Byron Drew r.
lycadcr
Mr. and Mr.. Va Mullen returned
saturday from visit to Gain lille.
s.
Miss pattic DcsLins OF Springer Is
visiting Mrs. Guy H. Siglor
Mrs. ]. W. Campbell OF Tulsa il
visiting Mrs " II Bumpass in Fern.
dale addition. Mrs Campbell was
called mere because of the serious
Hines, OF Matte Fern Bumpass. who
has the measles In a very comp,lcat
ed form
The Busy Bees will meet with
Mics Lena Gardcnhiro next Saturday
afternoon.
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II troubled with Indigestion. con
siipotion. no appetite OF feel bilious.
give Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets trial and you win
DO pleased with the result These
tablets inyigorate the stomach and
liver and strengthen the digestion
Sold by an dealers.
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READ This

Dur1nt. Ok.--This certifies / was
cured of Kidney. Bladder and Rheu.
matte trouble by the use OF one bot
TIE II Halls Texas Wonder I fully
recommend II for II Is medicine
with morits.-W. - WARD Sold BY
al druggists.
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a ml and the poor man had ter
titic bump "a hi- forehead
"Nly dear. beautiful Young lady,.
solioauiz,d Ch,.,ar. "a. br ,n,.d ,r
ter her graceful r.cedinr figure.
"th,t r.r.Jy ro,. q, -bov ,our
lack of perception That was not a
bump which v.u pcrc.i,.d # vu.
merely ON embryo silk hat"
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J. II. AKIlRS.
Sheriff OF Carter County.
CHAMPION & CHAMPION,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
2i-3-lO-l7.2i.

II is easy 10 imagien wo are huppy
in tho past and not impossible To think
that wc may De beatihc in some time
TO come. but Just now Oh. crackyi
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SUBSTITUTION.

Did Mother Hubbard
She went 90 the cupboard.
A. always had been her habit
Il csn't afford beef"
She murmured with grief
SO she made her poor dog a welsh
-arebit Chicago Tribune
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Those things o. which vo are most
proud a'o ofea the things that make
our friends feel sorry for us.
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Even small pair OF scales can 30
Nho'a lot of cheating If rcsontcly
turned from their true weigh.
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Il. =. HARRISON.

Clerk and ex-Oflcio Recorder
II will be noticed that in the above
copy of the letter a part has been
set hlackfaco. The b'ackface section
of the letter was underscored in ink,
evidently by MI Harrison
There can be no better proof OF the
sincerity of Governor Haskell's action
and those who made sales OF lots un-
der the terms provided by the clerk
OF the federal court. who represented
the federal government.
Those who have seen the letter are
outspoken in their denunciation OF
the federal officials. including cX-
President Roosevelt and Joe Cannon.
Its discovery has created considerable
comment and Is considered fortunate.
With such Official acts being un.
earthcd friends of Governor Haskell
arc positive that the approaching trial
will so rsult in thorough ylndication
OF the governor and those who have
been CHARGED with frauds OF the same
nature.
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Concerning Conversation.

=. I.owcs-Dickinson. after his SO.
ioura In America. has gone back TO
England reporting that there * no
such thing a. conversation In Amcri-
a. Almost at the same time two
English girls. Who had moved ia intel.
lectual circles at home. came to an
American collego-th, most intcllec-
tual be II noted. of American WON.
ems collegos-an reported that they
almost died for lack OF little gen.
cral. grown-up talk.
Tho difficulty Is that the American
child IS never trained to listen to her
elders II she joins the general cir
cles, It is to talk and be admired. ney.
a. to listen and learn. The result is
that American women. bright, ready.
witty. apt at rotort. as they are, are
not good conycrsatiOnalists If they
had an intellectual pre-occupation or
two and would train themselves 20
talk wisely and well. they would add
Just the charm they lack. that of so
briefly and purpose. the intellectual re-
liability conspicuously absent now In
their makeup. The American woman
is born leader. 1t remains for her
to lead in culture as she has done in
charm and beauty.
IT
\ fashionable wife III Arkansas
whosc husband Is moon eyed and
eaioys scant income, has con.
ceived the idea of trimming off his
hong. heavy beard for a swept birds
nest for her pretty head But for
his enterprising darling, what would
man To do keep up with this cruel
world.-Dallas News
#
Everything in millinery is 10 be
yelled this year--that Is. everything
but the price mark.
Little Miss Dorothy Dodson Is en-.
pertaining few friends this after
noon a. the family residence on +
stTeet. S3ntnNtrt
#
with Mrs. James Tomorrow.
All Circles OF the Christian church
will be entertained at Mrs. Arthur
James on tomorrow afternoon
Cream. sherbct and cake will b.
served. All members OF the circles
and friends are invited TO be- pres
cnt.
IL
The Missionary Society OF tn"
Presbyterian church meets tom1rrow
afternoon with Mrs. II. C. Potteri.
Chapter Three OF The Islands Of
the Pacific" is the lesson study
Il
81. Philips Guild meets with Mrs.
j. Il. Humphrey tomorrow afternoon,
It
The Broadway Methodist Home
Mission Society meets at the church
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ID knock Is a boost then shouli,,
You say that boost must le two?
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corridor. he stirred drowsily. and
in a stat, of ha.f consciousness b,.
tween sleeping and waking ho oound
up the Hrlo watch. n. Woke. .gsip
ana it Nos dark and 'N.u Doe q tnd
again.
Suddenly Chester l,ap.d oui of ,hs
berth u broad d,ylent .nI ,t tba
sam, instant u..i Soc. female
sAri'h h'lt de'f"uod hm 10. caught
sight OF tho Witty rouuauas figure
Of por'h ,f""a.1r-- ud hm.h.l
'r'"e'n.
REALS Do. mwmrr.l .po.e,
i'al} io Oh" so1 Really quite
forgot my "m'"Ha' unconventional
hch O attire wonder Nntt day
u Us. i''I quite refreshed out I.m
hungry 's 10 N"lf Iu''-. ] N's f"r
'uh''' enough i' Doe mi-i..'u 'o.
l'''' .' '7 ''-' um' 'f'- I'd
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H..". '"' accompanied 10y 'i' .'o.
'''"'' foreman ana several hush
''u'''''".' ''p'''.' ~ 'A' door '.
"'.'-' -, .''' ''"' '".
said Chester pleasantly ] ia'r "oI
don't "m'mh'r mo Crossed aItl
you two y'ars ago Boo juno N0u.y
r"u-h paseae'
Mon uru' calculated tu. esp
tain. ,crumliug him closely oI
looks ike Monsieur Taylor"
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n.lly I'm, ,nd.b,,d ,,, ,,r , ,..-y
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h,,. fl, defer bo p,,m,p, o,r IN,
present CHARMING morpip,.
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'''HIN h'"-I!.
Como along 'o'n' "ud the i'i.
man. us Friday ."n 'n h''
Do" "'"' w. nov ~" ''''''- comm
' S''
Nnd nat reminded chester
""' '''' 'h'' De- h'd earned more
IMAM '"'"E cents "a" "ou'
Just 80. admitted the foreman
'"d h'i y" wonder con'dn 6
I'N l'' l"'' q P''-llI
l"u pam mo UNEXPECTED chester.
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TUMOR OF
YEARS
GROWTH
Removed by Lydia E. Pink
ham sNegetable Compound

Holly springs. Miss Words ar.
t'r mv 20 ,Npr.s, What
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10l7-e4

terian church house to be moved
from lot. ]. r. Pennington. s-tf
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\ woman wouiu Just AS nci tnnIn
when there is nobody TO talk to.
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personal stationery:
ROBERT p. HARRISON.
Clerk U. S. Court.
Muekogee, |. T.

ScpttnDtI - 1910,
Nj Thos W. Wrenn,
Nashville. Tennessee
Doar Sir:--Replying to your inquiry
through Mr. Woodward as to the sa e
OF lots IN the incorporated towns in
the Creek Nation. will say that after
the los are scheduled and appraised
they are bought and old the same as
they are in the states. Probably sew.
eral thousands OF these deeds To- town
lots have been recorded in my office
throughout the Western District.
OF course the purchaser must SEQ
that tho appraiscment is paid before
he acquires a good title. The v. S.
government never has had any inter
est in these lots and when the appraise
ment is paid the Creek Nation loses
any interest Il may have in them. The
party TO whom the lots are scheduled
may convey said lots to any person
by either quit.claim deed or warranty
deeds. and have been doing so In
Muskogoe since the fall OF 1900 when
It's schedule was approved
ReSUectfully
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roMoaeow's CALENDAR,

Missionary Society of Pres.
bytcrian church With Mrs
Pottcrf.
Christian Circles at Mrs. AT
thur James
Carter Avenue Methodist
Society at Mrs. Loyd's.
! st. Philips Guild at Mrs
Humphrey
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81. Philips Guild meets with Mrs.
j. Il. Humphrey tomorrow afternoon.
It
The Broadway Methodist Home
Mission Society meets at the church
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With Mrs. James Tomorrow.

The Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church meets tomJrro "
afternoon with Mrs. II. c. Potterf.
Chapter Three OF The Islands Of
the Pacific" is the lesson study.