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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
MARK Twnin--t.od Knows Where.

Some years ago. group Of Mark
Twain's ffiAds. as a prank. address
ed a letter 70 MARK Twain. God
Knows Where" relates Archibald
Henderson II his entertaining new
volume Mark Twain The letter
finally reached its goal. and soon
the sendcrs Of the letter received
from Mr.. Clemens the iaconic but
triumphant reply. lie did" Hut
they turned the tables On the jubi-
liant author. who with equal speed
received letter addressed Mark
Twain. The Devil knows Where
Il seemed that be did. too.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
shipping Craps South.

Southern Pines. The grape cror
IA about ended. A popularity about
Il this year Is that after the first
shipments had gone out 60 the north
\ demand sprung up from tho south
and shipments began 60 go In large
quantities 10 Florida and Georgia
One reason for this was theS carly
ripcning OF northern grapes. but the
call from the south would probably
have inclined growers 10 ship In that
direction anyway.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
sla slan whe sIan,Icrcd ml. WHO.

Smlthtlcld = News has reached
here OF the killlng Of I'D Jones by
George Stephenson. which occurred
IN Pleasant Grove township Sunday.
Il seems thet there had been strain.
ed relations between the two men
for some time. this being due %
the alleged fact that Jones had cir.
culated slanderous reports about
siephenson's wife. The shooting &C.
CURED NJ stcphenson's house.
Jones. who was a tenant on his
plantation. having gone there and
started ROW by throwing chair
At Mrs. Stephenson. Il IL said that
Jones, when he had chased stephen.
son about the house. reached for a
gun that was nearby. but that
Stephenson got possession Of II and
shot him. After an inquest. the
coroher's jury decided that the
shooting was iustinahlc and stephen.
son was released.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18

Selma-Preston Blackman was Ia
tally stabbed here Wednesday by Joe
whitley. who fed Immediately after
the tragedy. A. N. Branch, vho was
In the party, was arrested and later
released on $500 bond. II Is said
the men were drinking. Bfackman
was about ~ years old and was
member OF a good family.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
ropE plrs IMPROVED.

General Condition Better and His
strength Pcrccplibly Increased.
Rome. Aug. i6.-The general con.
dition OF Pope Plus last night Is BET
ter. His strength has perceptibiy IN.
creased, the irregularity o. the pulse
which had alarmed the doctors. has
almost disappeared. and ITS temper.
ature remains at about eSs. Today
his holiness took 4 few steps In his
bedroom without feeling any the
worse because Of the exertion. The
equity Knee | siess swollen. and ths
pain continues to diminish
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
The Colonel ii ! New Role.

A Whitley county teacher was
telling the story OF Red Riding
Hood. she had described the woods
and the Wild animals that live there.
suddenly" she said, RED Rid.
ing Hood heard a loud noise She
turned around. and what do you
suppose she saw standing there.
looking at her aud showing all its
sharp. strong. white teeth"
TEDDY Roosevelt" cried one or
the boys. -Truth.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18

Ealeigh.--w. G. Rddick. cashier
Of the Bank of Yonngssille. a yete-
ran OF the civil war and an excellent
citizen. died Tuesday afternoon al
the home OF his brother. DIR. l. @.
Riddick. at sos New Bern avenue
He was rs years old and a native
OF Gates county. though he had been
living in Wake county for so years
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
. New Charters Grpnted.

Raleigh.--Two charters were Is
sued today. The Farmers Union
Supply Company. OF North Wilkes
boro. begins business with $4,000
capital by J. g. Hackett. b. S. Call
and others for general mercantile
and farmers supply business. The
worley Furniture Company. OF
Selma, Is chartered with $4,000
capital by p. G. worley and Others
for a furniture store. There is an
amendment Tor the charter OF the
Company. Of Aibemarle. to add $685.
600 70 the capital stock, A. r.. Harris
being the president.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
Annual Meeting of Hoo Hoo..

Wrightsville Beach. The annual
meeting Of the third district of the
order Of Hoo Hoos OF North Caro-.
lima will be held at the Seashore
hotel here next Saturday and
elaborate preparations for the en-.
terfainment Of the visitors have been
made. A business session viii BE-
held In the afternoon and in the
evening one Of the features will be
the initiation Of new members. FOL.
loved BY a banquet. the concluding
event. The organization IL compos.
ca OF lumber men and mill supply
men and Y Ia expected that between
rs and i0o members will be present.
The third district IL composed Of
the counties Of eastern North caro,
lima.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18

"And what il this rubber stamp
for" We asked Of the Kentucky
mountainccr. az whose humble home
We are stopping over night.
That" he smiles. We'll. friend.
that's somepin' use whenever |
shoot one o. tn Tolivers. iiey to
conform 70 the statcots
He stamps upon a piece Of paper
with u and We read:
Guaranteed under the poor fcud
laws. Life.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
Fire lnsurancc Men Meet.

Asheville. - Twenty representa-
tiyes OF 20 fire insurance companies
OF the south are here to discuss bust
ness. conditions, fire waste, ETC., and
TO further promote a publicity cam
paign. The meeting is presided over
by Mr.. Harry r. Bush. vice-presldent
Of the Dixie Fire Insurance Com
pany. of Greensboro. One purpose
OF the meeting OF the insurance men
II. to further the publicity campaign
recently set on foot by the southern
fire insurance companies.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18

Griggs-A critic says that Il roe
we're living today no editor would
print his strange. weird stories
rriggs %. we'll. he could make A
ming 'dcsigning womcn's hats. hos.
ton Transcript.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
THREATS OF LYscnI,G
raroIcd Convict attacks Two Women
and 4 Captured b, Posse.

Salem. Ore. Aus. II. En- Majors. 1
par1lcd negro convict. attacked tao
white women Monday night IN wesa
Salem. and VAS captured after ! pur-
suit b. posse A crowd u 200 men
followed the captors to the jail. and
there were threats of lynchins but
the officers succeeded IN getting their
prisoner behind the bars. and the
crowd dispersed
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
Prospects for Yarn Iife school for
Warren County.

Ridgcway. The prospect Of War,
ren county getting a farm llfe schoo
10 good. The people OF this county
nalize the necessity OF training IN,
boys and girls IN practical Affairs
Dr J y. yoyner made finc speech
on why We should have farm M,
school NJ the court house Saturday
The election IL 10 be held scptcm
Der 80. Il IL certain that all Of IN,
farmers win vote for the farm IN,
school.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
Oaiccr Henry win Recover.

Winston-Salem. Information re-
ceiyed here that Field Deputy Robert
Henry. who was shot by an alleged
moonshiner In the Brushy Mountain
section. Will now recover unless un-
favorable symptoms develop. Henry
Is now at hotel at Wilkesboro.
Two horses we're shot from under
revenue officers and killed while they
were looking for "moonshiners." 1t
is probable that strong delegation
OF revenue officers will remain In
Wilkes. and II is thought that they
will give the bockacers a warm
time.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
Killed In Fall From scafroId.

Gibson. Randolph Rachels. who
was helping put up z. v. Patcs' gin
merry at this place, fell from scat
fold and was killed Tuesday. His
head was crushed and neck broken.
lie was about "a years old and
leaves a wife and one child.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as executrix Of the
last will and testament Of NJ. V. Fer
rell, deceased, late Of Durham county.
this is to notify all persons indebted
TO his estate to please come forward
and make immediate payment; and all
persons holding claims against his
estate will present the same to the
undersigned on or before the 7th day
Of June. 1912, or this notice will bs
plead in bar Of their recovery.
This June Z, 1911.
MRS. MARY ANN FERELL,
Executrix Of NJ. v. Terrell.
JS-1aw-6w
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
Destructive rire ., wash,nv,on.

WASHINGTON This city was agaln
visited b a very costly aud dcStruc-
tive hrc. when the iarEe lumber
manufacturing plant Of the Eureka
Lumber Company was totally de.
stroyed. The IRE broke ont In the
boiler room about $50 Monday
morning and before the alarm was
given had gained rapid heHdway.
The loss. a. nearly a. can be aseer.
tanned a, this time. Il about SIS. 200.
With only $4,000 insurance. II Il
understood that the company villa re.
build the plant al once,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18

Gracious. what is all that Grape
forg.
II had chance TO get II for bar
gain. aud YOU know my husband goes
In for flying London Opinion.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
Unfair Trcalmenl.

It's quito nnfair THAI every time Il
comes In from trin
No matter What lis earnings we're. the
captain docks :hc ship.
dallas Ness.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18

John $. Fasig. Lancaster. IA,
boy OF II. Is Zee inches IN height
and so strong that with one hand hs
can raise a s50-pound weight above
his head.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
NEWS NOTES Or
NORTH CAROLINA


Raleigh.-A charter is issued for
the Round Knob Park Company, OF
High Point. capital 100000 author
lied and $4,000 subscribed by J..
NJ. Tomlinson and others for real
estate development.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
Inrre Tan,ily,

VI rhc curious person had apened .
yersatinn with the fat woman III
"A ide show.
y wv ycur parents living 10
askee
Yes, Mir
Have they large family
Rather large. cir answcted tho
fat woman. lin the family cri-
CaED Tribune.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
For Allowing ROY. IN rma Room.

srccnsboro- "Wednesday afternoon
D. v Buslek. father 81 VIII Buaitk.
who probably fatally cut Frank Hud.
son. A. the result Of pool room
quarrel Tuesday night. swore out a
warrant against william Eagle. pro.
pritor ~ the Guilford Hotel pool
room. where the ttouble began.
Eagie Il cited 10 appeal before Judge
Eure Thursday 20 answer the charge
Of violating Law. which forbids per.
hitting boys under ~ from entering
such places FOR the purpose Of play.
Ing pool or other games.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
The New 4. NJ. c. a. az A. aud N,

Inc NSw u. w. y. ~ ~ ~ "pu W.
Raleigh.-Out at the A. Nand NJ.
College the location for the new
$4,000 Y. NJ. G. A. Building has
been definitely settled. II will be
east OF the new athletic park and
south Of the dining hall now being
erected. The least possible time is
10 be consumed In getting the work
under way.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18

DO you want a piano. II 80. work
for the one given away in the Re
corder Contest.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
AIIIsa,of ,r-, Win ror,y.rwo Ess.

WllmlnEton.-Mf. John n. Hen
nett and Constable W. w. Savage. of
this city. made a most interesting
mud az Carolina Beach Monday.
While enjoying an outing IN what IA
known ~ the "Blg Pond" In the
sound. shove Mr.. ". A. Kure's place,
,hcy came upon an alligator rest
from which they took ~. alligator
egEs " process Of Matching. MIR.
bcnnett brought some Of the eggs 10
the city and In the presence Of a
number 81 gentlemen cracked one OF
,he shells and discnsaecd from the
thin. nimsy formation Just inside the
shc'l. Young alligator. fully eight
inches IN length and exhibiting every
sign of life. The alligator lays her
eggs In the marshes of murk. mud
and sticks where the sun IA allowed
70 match the youngsters out. accord.
ing 20 the aiIIratorists IN this neck.
o-the-voods. and the nest uneatrhed
contained eEss almost ready FOR the
Matching.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
Nafrow i.-cspc o. Southern Train.

Ashetille Passenger train No,
". from Salisbury 10 Knoxville. vas
dtrailed Wednesday At. Murphy June.
ton, Just west Of the French Broad
river. the engine turning half.oyer
and the baggage and two day coache,
ltasins the rails. The engineer and
fireman jumped. No one was In.
jured. although ha dthe train been
going At faster rate Of speed. Il IA
Irobablc that the injured list would
have been largo. since the scene Of
the accident IL Immediately along
side the river and the engine would
Undoubtedly have pulled other por-
tons OF tbs train down the embark,
mcut.
The evening world., 1911-08-07
By Nixola Creeley-Smith


her. and nc man has ever aiken her. out unless her mother vas Of the party.
Mrs. Montague wouldn't think IF letting Etheyn go around unchaperoned
the va they do in u town.
An this is new to you. l know. But few people understand theatrical life
and especially in musical comedy a girl is exposed to all kinds of criticism and
cruel mkMnterpretauon. Mrs Montague told m all about II.
And 1t IA lot long before I found 1t out for myself. You remember Bill
Green, my DON nate at college, VIII spent W weeks at u place three
years ago
He seemed a pretty nice fellow then and thought he was the real
thing. but 1t only goes to show that a mar never shows himself in his true
coors except to a woman
/ hal always remember tina Bill introduced me to my future WIFE,. but
shall never forget that h spoke unexpectedly of m future motherln-law.
He took me up to the Montague fiat m evening afer the how m thnk
he saw at once hw things we're between m e Etheiyn'
THE little girls a IL right" he said. "Shes "A regular peach, but iook out
for mother After you've called n couple OF times she'll take o aside AID
ask you no. much money YOU make what you prospects are She'll say
that she has her daughters welfare al heart an she fls he Is entitled to
know more about you"
Then he said te only way lie escaped vas by aging that his life was an
open book M that he "a a clerk IN a hardware store making So a week, but
with prospects of a raise
l tell 20 that only to show you what sort. of lie some men are capable OF
The evening world., 1911-08-07

isn't the veil sweet? IT'S point
Ncaise' said Mrs, Jarr. And see. it's
one Of the cap effects
The train s "A court train" sad
MISS MudrIdSe, pointing this fact pa
ny lifting the article In question. you
see 1t hooks on. That makes It easier
Il" 'hahSe the dleSs into u ball dress
or ~r'''Pl''h own though I've heard
At y """ '"'" l" 40 IT.
seems . great deal OF superstition
lt'i'h'i TO TINS vial ceremony" said
MI J'rr' Wh" had recovered himself
''.P.tsHlEIN.
one has need Of luck Al such a time"
The evening world., 1911-08-07
Elephants Killed by Rats.

~ 1858 three of Hagenbeck's elephants
just BROUGHT from Africa, We're At
4 tackled by rats, which axe through
the wooden floor ON which they uHe
ele|phan,s) stood and gnawed the ami
mails feet, All three d!ed. no doubt from
fright rather than from pain, Mr., Robin
son, in quoting this story as the most
dreadful apparently IN his collection
Of anecdotes Of. elephants attacked by
puny enemies, seems - he unaware that
the same thing has happened in Eng
land. The first chron!cied instance, we
believe belongs not to the Regents Park
Z1oip zeal Gardens, but to clifton, and
has been duly recorded by Frank Buck
land. Bu, there has heeH trouble IN the
London gardens before now with rats
attacking the large animals; the oil
hippopotamus Guy Fawkes was one Of
the suftsrsrA.-Loadon Spectator.
The evening world., 1911-08-07

my grandmothcr's," said Miss Mudridge.
Mine IL To he trimmed with it,"
Mr.. silver was standing duh and in
ert as the skilled hards OF Mrs. Jarr
draped the bridal w or him and
even put the veil on his head.
My The bride would never have
got nervous breakdown said Miss
Mudridge. Wasn't she fat
And she jab5ed a PIN into Mr., silver
to make the skirt drape properly.
The unfortunate mar WINGED, but did
not cry out.
Mr.. Jarr stuffed his handkerchief in
his mouth to keep from Laughing.
"Ile looks sweet enough to kiss" he
said, morkingly,
And, the man being HELPLESS. both
ladlcy L'~sel him.
The evening world., 1911-08-07
The Days Good Stories
Dis

T ia being told u a man from Muncev, a lttl,
town up in LyComing County. that he 'is.ttt
a friend in the city the early part Of the
week. and. among other sights he saw a play IL
Il broad street theatre.
When tine lights were low the host drew forth
a pair Of opera glasses aud handed them to IN,
man from Muncey.
In q few seconds the visitor was apparently In
uncomfortable circumstances. hut in the tat,r,
quarters darkness his arms in the air we're dis
c,Inible.
What's the trouble asked the other.
oh. nothing. only it, empty. said the Mn
ceyite. Amt a drop in H." he insisted. az "a,
withdrew the opera glasses from his hls.-rhila
d,lphil News.
The evening world., 1911-08-07

juice from tho sugar cane-known In the
West Indies n the latin America
countries where the sugar cane grows.
This Juice. after II has been filtered. Is
considered as one OF the most cooling
and refreshing drinks that could be
found anywhere on earth. The other
one is the water from the fresh Cocoon
nuts. This water Is considered by tho
medical profession OF the Latin-Amcr.-
can countries as the most hcalthful,
nutritious. cooling and refreshing drink
That could be had. The doctors recon.
mend IT In preference to any other
waters or drinks. such as those OF the
min0ral kind, vichy, sc. These drinks
have a very good taste. both being
sweet and pllatahle. The former Is OF
a blush color, and the latter, when :,
IL not sour. is as clear a. water
j. O. Ga Porto Rlcanl,
The ~"CIphrr" Verse.
To the Editor Of The I,cnlus Wold
\ reader sent the following cipher
query: What is the translation Of the
following verse? II contains a symbol
which. when written out in fun each
time It appears, makes the verse per.
fcctly sensible and coherent.
~ q Il q.
But | 0 l..
O, let not my 0 a o so,
But give o 0 | o thee So"
Here Is my translation. The "0'
stands Tor cipher ana the verge tAus
runs
You sigh for a cipher
Rut ! sltb FOR you,
oh! let not my sigh for a cipher so,
But give sigh for sigh. for ! slgh for
thee So
The evening world., 1911-08-07
JULES VERNE MARKED DOWN.

.ENTY-ElGIiT years ago,
" hen Jules Ncrnc's
around the World IN
Eighty Days was the
newest best seller, the
story Of Phincas foggs
2ircumnayigation Of the
globe in the time specified
was regarded even by the
French author himself as
a work of fantastic fiction,
founded upon hypo-
thctical eXaggcration of
possible fact.
Six years latcr-in 1889
"
The evening world., 1911-08-07
James Broqvn, Aged Twenty Three, Announces Hi
ENGAGEMENT to HIS Father.
Enqagement to Il

n n Y Dear F~ather-Mothcr has doubtless informed you
MI Of my engagement to Miss Ethelyn Montague.
Though you have never met my nancee 1 am
sure you will appreciate her nobility OF character when
! tell you that she supports a mother and a small sister
and brother by her dancing.
She Is one OF the scxtettc In Sparkling Mariana" the
musical comedy which IL the sensational success Of the
New York season. She dances beautifully, but In man
ner. disposition and bringing up she Is totally different
from anything the uncnlightcned person associates with
a stage career.
realize that II may take you ana mother a little
while 20 adjust some OF your old fashioned notions to
my engagement, but I am willing to give you all the
TINA N mood.
The evening world., 1911-08-07
Letters From the People
wants to Live In the Country.

Wants to Live In the Country.
To tbs Bditor Of The Evening World
Not long q l read a letter signed
Mo-. g." Corona, l.. l., telling OF the
10Y and pleasant economies OF country
life. ! am in the country with a couple
Of Mn down people who are al from
nothing but hard city work and worry.
They had to work and worry to get their
hare needs satisfied and 20 keep the
wolf from the door. And how much
would like 10 settle in the country! But
what chance without cash? How did
you begin. Mrs. g. of Corona?
MISS d.
To the Editor Of The Evening Work;
Are George Meredith. John Ruskin and
Herbert Spencer all three dead?
j. q A.
To COmmandant of Navy Yard.
To the Editor OF The Evening World
To whom should | apply for passes to
the Brooklyn Navy Yard? II. q. =.
To the Editor OF The Evening World
Are black and white colors?
T. II. :.
West Point Queries,
To the Editor OF The E,ening World
What are the minimum and maximum
age limits for entering West Point as
a cadet? Also. where can I get informa-
ton regarding requirements for admit
tance 10 same? WILLIAM.
Appointees must be between seventeen
and twenty-five, For full Information
consult World Almanac or apply 10
Superintendent. OF Military Academy,
West Point.
Another Thirst slayer,
To the Editor 81 The E,,niug World
In answer TO "StIll-Thlrsiy.' who de-
sires to know Of a drink which can
auench thirst without one having 10
swallow a large quantlty, | wish to IN.
form him that natara has provided u-
with only one good thirst quencher. oal
that is fresh, pure and cool water. Blt
IL he still insists on obtaining a drink
which can nswer hls purpose ! would
advise him 10 try either one al the fol
lowing drinks, which nature has also
provided US with: one Of them is ths
The evening world., 1911-08-07
Diplomacy.

A NORTH DAKOTA German farmer aspir.
~ ing % fiji an dupointi,e office wanted 70
Keep on good terms with both parties. A.
10 O'Clock ON election night the tt,ult was still
unc, ltain when h' va, called u'on for a speech.
We meets. he sail. TO celebrate III. glorious
iigt'fN. We knows not vet yich yay IL goes.
Murra! Hmrrl. HurTA.'- Snrncss.
The evening world., 1911-08-07
!. MACRrER
An Once boys Woes.

To tlr Editor u' Thc E,suirg World
Yes, ! agree with those office boy
letters ON boy ought to get their
rights without being bounced or hi,
WIN a paper weight or an Ink well FOR
every little wrong that's done. Some
bosses have no regard whatsoever for
ne boys, because they can easily dis
charge us and get others,
DOWNHEARTED OFFICE BOY.
The evening world., 1911-08-07
Copyright, 1911. by The Pres, Publishing Ca
(rhe New York World.
BY Roy l.. MCCar dell.

fNu WAITS the matter with YOU"
M asked Mr. Jarr.
w Tho question was ad-
The evening world., 1911-08-07
A Good Shot.

A blGNlFIEn senator decided 70 follow the
~ prevailing Washington fashion and Learn
g1f, II Wa, a d,,'r..irg time for the
caldy. >trikns too low with his iron. the great
man mad, the dit n.
what have I lit - with infinite scorn the
cess.
The evening world., 1911-08-07
A Test Of
Loyalty.

would follow him to the worlds end
As they were about ito set forh on their pilgrimage tOseher Poydr can
with guards to sZe Myron for debt CnPss the impoverished old nan cMd
pay he must become PoNdors slave. 1ngomsr, 10 save he father of the girl
ne loved, offered himself as slave In Myron's place. Scarce hd Foydor &C.
ceptei the noble sacrifice when the Governor returned, accompanied by the
shouting, excited band Of Germans. They had not attacked the city, but had
merely paused there on their march, upon hearing a rumor that Ingomar, their
chief IA "A prisoner within the walls.
Il I'm n slave" assented Ingomar
Where is the mighty warrior who vanqmshei thee?" demanded M OUTLAW
Behold him., there replied Ingomar, pointing to tme ringing Polydor.
The Governor. learning the facts ordered Polydor and all MS wealth to be
turned yer to the outlaws mercy. Then forming a treaty. with n Germans. he
granted them land for a city, near MarSles and appointed Ingomar III Va
.ctys Governor, with Parthena for his bride.