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Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-11-18
STATES ATTORNEY LOUIE WILLIAMS MAKES ANOTHER
RA|D0NSTRM BULLETIN -MEACHER, PERSON
AND GIBBONS ARE ARRESTED
CARTOON AND POEM PUBLISHED IN STRIKE BULLETIN
or HON OF BARKING BACKS TONE OF DEWITT CoU


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by Bernard web,er)
s, ious William IL, Williams the w.I... Bek.
stone CIT tled lnaaan James
Mashq Gibbons charging
.fomata ,d %" Dc, - but tn III slept somewhere until
Nov 4 "n M IN OF Dewitt county ''d them d % the defendants INTO
custody
The hcs Chicago place Floyd
Pnr a @Eher ou OF town bu mess when M variants
sued Coorrd Chicago. informed Of this
a,
defendants & released until ' cases come up court IN the near future
Louie. Cartoon
upon which the libel based appeared The Strike
s on sl was a cartoon with telling story
exception which he clothed by the who drew the
au.n ana h. has get e.ese expense taxpayers
: Louie. os"Dss~.e
Person for 81 CO. wa. CIV concuous representation
nbau,tns that had been left
Carl Person OF the few large
h, this distinguished gentleman has been successful procuring during his career
him The mental
pd figure out how he could get sloooooo out OF party that had no
10y. -. broke the old man down. and he has Just recently passed INTO
Comedod Talks
Attorney application change of from DW"
.s would be made in all the pending Meagh and Gibbons
h which has bee" pae'd by the state attorney OF De-
v Person has done to nsni the minds '' the pa0"e n
- depi prevalent law. than all the mia"se OF justice performed by al"
= a,o and lawyer. OF the state OF Illinois
pending Person. and the cases aean'
Gibbons be Supreme Cou, # necessary these
- have violated law said he but they are the victims State attorney M
.s desire because he was unable to hang Person at Lincoln M ave
s dollars of the taxpayers money to aeeo"p"" nj" ~
/.
&c On the Job
footprints of the railroad everywhere The
h nd nhden, that they will be successful getting the %
80 Bulletin ume h' ney
Therefore they with this knowing
Williams play part they might k
6sphy )
To determined would be l" the "
hoped that the would least NOT
ohihd calling OIL inc "
- publicity much needed at the pre'" '
- however efforspr proved o be borhve
The Fisht Go On
sur.d ~, m A ,. ,h., the le. would off they had
believing the that oe" aNen ~
aaa> on the ''o VII" '
A in the
~ As it of the that be that las. '''"s ~ W.
Of who stood by ""e " "
eak his
ba the knowledge OF the loyalty "
- and the destroy the aoor
sadas will America "e'e ~ "
Ees..s Therein be no The
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-11-18
~ the Struck Roads Until You Uin

III BuLQIa.
AsIsJeAIun#
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-11-18
The Paramount Issue

The paramount issue before the workers the last few
weeks has been the matter the calling Oft OF
the strikes on the Illinois Central Pee Marquette and Harr
lines However, the strike concerned
render.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
ALAS A !, I "A ] !
Trail Murder ,s unearthed

Marshal Brcuneman Of Valdez tlaS lcle- 4raphcd to Marshal Erwin at Fairbanks the details or the finding of the body Of a lnlir- dered man at the foot of Tazlina h!il, seven miles north of Copper Center. The body was covered partly with sod and willows, the skull was broken in pieces and the body, was m horrible cOuUIllun PaprrS round on the body give the name of john SInltll, and d transfer card of the Miners Onlon of Black plamJnd, dated April ,, l9li together with crrtluCatc of cNammatloil as coal miner in Illinois, were also found on the body. The man was evidently about 35 years old, five feet len inches m helght, ur dark complexion, and evidently an Aus tran He was q member Of the fraltflial order of Eagles IL was learned i'll Far thrrr June l6 and registered at the Cos mupUlitan hotrt. He remained there two days. and on the 18th, III company With d HuSsian named Tony TOl, started for the Coast The ease is d reminder or the two other murders that were lncarthcd on the trail last fall X detective has been work ing on those cases, but the authorities nave been unable tO lOCal" the criminals.
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said John F. Baird has property within said district subject to th" jurisdiction of thlS court: And the court, having considered the same, did, on the @t>t day of July, 1914, make an order directing the pubIra- ton of the ~UumOuS in sad acton for period of SIX weeks i'll The IdttarCd Pioneer, q newspaper of general circulation within said district:
 Now, Therefore, you are hereby rtGu.@ed to appear in the district court for th" Ter ritOry of Alaska, Fourth division, WtHH thirty days after the completion of the said publication of summons, tu wit: within thirty days after the 2tth day of Srqt"n- brr, 1914, exclusive of said day, aui an sHer the complaint of the above named plaintiffs, q copy of which k on flr m the office of the clerk of the above rnJitIrd court and unless you SO appear and answer, the plaintiffs will take judgment against you for the sum of three thousand six hun drrd and thirty dollars tS3,63OJ, which amount lS diIc grd 10 be due from drIcHd- ants to the plaintiffs for rent of those Ccr- tam premises known as the south forty feet of l0t five, block four, Town of IlItarnd, Alaska, and VIII apply to tue court for the rcHef demanded in the complaint, together with the costs and disbursements of inia action.
 Witness the Honorable F. F. Fuller, Judge of said Court. this 7th day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fourteen. .,.,,- lSpaI1 ANGJ MCBRIDE, 'I'rh. By GEO. w. ALBRIGHT, Deputy Clerk,
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Notice of Marshal's Sale

United States Of Amerlca Fourth District
 of Alaska, S.
 PnbNc notice is hereby given that by virtue of q writ of tlerl faciaS Cor eXeru. ttcnJ, dated August 2l, A. D. 1914, issued cut of the district court of the United States for the Fourth district of Alaska, on a judgment rendered in said court on the 3lst day of July, A. D. l9Il, ill favor Uf Al walsh and against R. $. Hart, l have on this 22d day of August, A. b. 1914, levied upon the following described real cetate situated in the kuSkokWIm precinct, Territory of Alaska to wit:
 An uudiN IGed one third interest ln and to that Gertan placer mining claim known is the Comet Association, lying. being and situate on DOnIn creek, in the kuskokWm precinct, Territory of Alaska
 And that 1 will accordingly offer said real estate for sale at public vendue to the highest and best bidder, for cash, on the 21st day of September, A. D., 1914, at l o'clock D. m., at the front door or the United States marshal's offlce, in the town of Iditarod, Alaska.
 Dated Iditarod, Alaska, August 22. A. D. }1it@a 1yi': states Marshal, Fourth District of
 Alaska.
 By II. P. SHEPPARD, Deputy.
 F. N StHutOn Plaintiff Attorney.
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ho 1aa-l-Alias Summons

In the District Court for the Territory of
 Alaska. FOurth Division. ,,.,,...,..,, Greg stewart and Chas. B. NrDoWeil,
 plaintiffs, Vs. John F. Baird and E. W.
 Gril1iu ro-p2rtners, doing buSmea5 m
 der the firm name of John r. Baird Co.,,
 dcrCndantS
 The President of the United states of Amer,
 ica Greeting: To the above named
 defendant John r. Baird.
 summons having been duly issued ont or the above court in the above eutItGd a', tiun. and placed in the hands of the tnIted states marshal for the Fourth division of Alaska for service, and the said marshal haying. made due return thereon, scttinE forth his inability to serve tn" Said sum mons on the above named defendant %oRn Ra r. Baird, and that after dlngeht HeafCn ne rn1Id not find the said defendant John F. Baird within the district; and the p!a4ntlnS $ having presented to the court and tued al. anilavit showing that the said dctendalj did not reside in said district and could not, after dilig7nt search, be found 1hefrIn, , and that q good cause of action existed m favor of pIalnuT aganst the above Hdittgl Il defendants and each of them, and tAat the
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
cHlRoPRACTlC ELECTRIC VIBRATION

Chropractic Electric Vibration treatments for bodily ailments combine the basic prin- cirles of osteopathy neuropathy and other natural methods of cure. It is natures own remedy for stimulation of the spinal column, and is a very effective treatment for con stituticnal inyigoration.
 Osteopaths deuend largely upon manipu, laton of the spine for correction of dls- orders of the nervous system. Such stimu- latons are easily and quickly accumulated by means of Chiropractic Electric Niora- tion, and the entire body will be influenced fayoraby thereby. This fact is readily real ized when one remembers that the nerves controlling Fl parts of the body converge in the spinal cord. THE CROSBY MASSAGE AND BATH
 PARLORS
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
Mar Affects Juneau

The greater portion of the working force has been laid of temporarily at the JuaIln mines, and dcvrlopmcnt work there will be largely curtail6d pending developments of the European war, according tO Supcrn- recently making arrangements to remove his family from Jualin to Juneau. "Wc have had no instructions to close down, and have plenty of money on hand to pay up and coulmuc work with light crew, but as q precautionary measure we are re during the crews and slowing up on rX- pcuditures." said Mr. Nadeau. The Jualln capital largely, and under present condi- tiGns it is uupossbir 10 get money out of the banks of those countrieS.-Juncau Elm
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
NatiNas DNinn Off

Completing d course Of 4pDf0yimatoIY 5000 miles. during which she visited Attn. the Wrstcrnmjsl Of tine AIrutian chain of islands, the United states revenue cutter captain reported that he had made an in yrstigation or the condition of tine natives of the McutIau and PrIbilon islands, and will submit hS report to the department. Ii was found that a large number of the NrutS at Attu island were dying of disease, and the captain states that it will be only few years before the island is dcpopu lated. The .Ncut- are aflict"d with nearly every disease known To DuuMn beings, and during the winter and spring die in large mn
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
Fur Market Is Dropping

one of lho leading fUr deacrS of FNlF- banks has received the Following message frum a house in the East With which he has been doing business for q number of years: owing to European disturbances. bottom cut of market. Bid low on all rurS" As q result he announced that he would buy no more peits until the close of the war, or until he receives further ad- wee from his correspondent.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
Another Earthquake

An earthquake shock was felt in Fair banks on August i3, which was one of the most severe of the summer, according to the estimate of d number Of people, The severe shock was felt ut t:O9 o'clock D. n., and within the following half hour three other slight shocks were noticed.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
FAMOUS ALLITERATZVE POEM
(New York Herald

The war news from Belgrade has recalled one of the most famous alhterative poems in the English language. The authorship of the poem is clothed in doubt, but it is believed to have been written by Alar!c A. Watts, Jr,, the subject being the siege of Belgrade by the Austrans during the war between that country and Turkey.
 As will be seen, the initial letters of each line form the letters of the alphabet in proper sequence in a sort of acrostc Hun dreds of other famous alIltcrative poems have been modeled on this masterpiece. It is as follows:
 An Austrian army aWruIy arrayed, Boldly by battery, bcSicged belgrade; CcS>ack commanders cann0nading come, beading destruCtOn's devastating doom; Every cndcaVor engineers essay For fame, for fortune, forming furious fray; Gaunt gunncrS grapplc, giving gaShrS good; Heavcs high his head hcrhOiC harGihOOd; Ibrahtm, Islam, ISlnail, tmps in i'll, ,.,, JoStIc John, JaroYitz, lem, Joe, Jack, Jiii. kIck kindImg kutoSoH, kings kinsmen Kill. Labor lew levels, longest, loftcSt lines. Men marched mid moes, mid mounds,
 'mu murdcrOuS mines. Now ntghtralI'> near, now needIul nature opposed, opposing. overcoming odds. Poor peasants, partly purchased, partly Qutt9 qoaStng, quarter, quarter quickly
 quest.
 Trucc, Turkey, truce; truce, Wcacherous
 TarlarS train rnwl>r, unjust. unmcrciful Ukraine! Vanish. Vile yengtlncr Vanish, victory vain,
 Wisdom walls war-waiIs warning words.
 What were
 Nerves, Nantippc, Nimcncs, Xavier? Yet lassy's youth, ye yield your youthtuI zcaroHSIy 2ar.u<, zcalously zcaI's zcst
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
Reason for His Return

RcpUrlS frOm NaIdCH lN1Icatc tF9I thefe
 is cons formation among some people be cause of the mcNprcldr return of District Attorney spence After he sailed west ward with the ''noatng court" move was made with the sanction of the town coun- rll to establish a new restricted district. Buildings were being moved and some were already occupied. Now comes the report that the district attorney doesn't like this travel on the turbulent waters. He didn't get beyond Hanna, dcSertng the MrCuI- steamer from knik to bring him back to Valdez.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
Fairbanks Man Suicides

During tie latter part of last month a man tied an Evinrudc motor to his neck and jumped overheard at Goose bay, near kuk. according to Coast papers. The body was found on the beach later, but there was nothing about his person 10 indicate the name of the unfortunate man. tie had been til that vicinity but short tune, and had stated that he was guard m the jail at Fairbanks formerly. The officials at Fairbanks can throw no light on the mystery.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
Notice to Creditors

In the Probate Conrt for otter Precnct
 Fourth Division, Territory of Alaska. In the Matter of the Estate of Henry vortrr is hereby given that the under signed ha, been duly appomtrd adminiir- trator of the estate of Henry ochnolI9r. dg. ceased, and all persons h4ViuE gia,lIia ani der are hereby notified tu present iAr same. Verified ill the manner required hy law, at his once m the town of ldltargd. Wlthuh six months from the date hereof,
 FRANK J. htENAN. hated Aueust s. 1914.
 FlrSt pubjration, Aug. s; t@i4 ,o., Last publIcauon September l2, 19l4.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
Niihera Is MaSao

Whrrc is WNdN, tho famous Jap WHO Drought the nrst news of the Fairbanks hanged for doing SO? asks the Fairbanks rImtS Postmaster neaI would like this question answered, as the daughter of the famous little brown man has made InQullN for him. amu according to her letter. Is greatly in need of his fatherly assistance :t thIS
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05

that gold was taken cut as follows: F. T. Hamshaw, S25, ,O00 on Little Eldorado previous cleanup giving him $i2,000; Charley Range, $9.0OO on Skookum; Tay- are favorable reports on Alder, which is deep ground.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
LAST SAELINGS OF BOATS
 FOR OUTSIDE PORTS

Word has been received at the local of flee of the Northern Commercial Company io the effect that the last >aihngS of steam ess for the Outside will be made from Ilkaman on September l9 and September 26, making connections with boats both up and down the Yukon.
 The steamer Washburn is scheduled to
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
Socialist Leoislative Ticket

By a referendum vote of the Socialist party of the Fourth district, the following legislative ticket has been nominated: For senator, II. Ringdahl of Cleary; for repre- sentativrS. ban McCaDe of Vault, A. A. Nel- son of Nolan creek, w. E. Waugh of Fair banks and Charles Rogers of neadWOod.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
Renort From Chisana

Under date of July Ii the ChIlma Leader publishes the following regarding the gold output in the GhIsana district: "A second cleanup in the ChiSana has just been rr- ported al MctarthV. in" news being brought tu Cprdora Dy J. r.. Barrett. There has been d shortage Of water, but for a C,uple uf days there Was enough for a
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
placor Mining at Hope

That Dick Dawson cleaned up $30,OO0 last week is the news brough To town by John Lrshcr, who says he got tn" in This riean-up is in addition to the %l2,OO0 which had been taken out in the iIrst cleanup, and shows that the expectations as 10 the richness Of the property are go ing tU be rulnlcd. The information is also given that the wage scale has been in creased to &i q cay for miners all over the Hope distict" seward Gateway, July 30.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05

leave Dikeman September 19 for White horse direct connecting at Holy Cross with the steamer Alice for St. Michael, to con meet with the steamship Senator.
 The Delta will leave Dikem2n on Sep tember 26 for Fairbanks, connecting with the steamer Louise at Holy Cross for St. Michael, to connect with the Victoria, which is scheduled to sail from Sl, Michael on September 30 This will be the last sail ing from St. Michael this season.
 We guarantee satisfaction.
 Clemons & hoon.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
EJtu Soon complete Survey

Chairman EdtS Of the Alaskan engineer ing corps arrived in seward on August Ii from the Interior, and says that the survey of the Alaska railway route will be com plrtcd within the next seventy days.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
Oil Glrtout

The oil output at kataIla has doubled this year. according to Superintendent smith of the Alaska Oil & Refining Company, which rcnnrs Inc crude output a kataIIa and sup plies the markets of Southwestern Alaska.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
CARD OF THANKS

Mr. and Mrs A, F. Maltby wish to thank their many friends for the aid and sym pathy extended during the illness and at the time of the death and funeral of their
 infant son, and especially for the many
 floral offerings.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05

No word has vet been received from the hunting parties which went down the river last week to he on the ground at the open ing of the game season As the weather has been most prcpitious for water fowl, some great bags are looked for.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
ICE:

The undersigned will have a first class portable woods saving outfit in operation about the first of October.
 Your patronage will be greatly appre- ciated j. C. GURRIN.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05

C. R. Peck was visitor in the city last Saturday from Flat City.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05

Fresh ranch eggs 75c dozen.
 IdItarod Meat Co.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
DRUGS

our line of Drugs. Patent Medicines and Stationery W" Will sell at reduction of 33 l-3 to 90 per cent.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE

Were Now 5s-pr White China Dinner All Hotel Ware Reduced 25
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
CARPETS

S-SyIO-6 DUgs .......---.-..... .$25.O0 &90.UO Uyt5 Bmg, -. 35.oO 25.oe Roll carpet, per yard -.--------- 2.0V i.2' Small Rugs, 8 t-a per
 cent of
 NurIaps, per yard -- 20 .SV
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REVOJ.VERS
FISHING FLIES AND LINES

our assortment consists of twenty diff fcrcut varieties of the most adaptable for this country which We have been selling.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
FURNITURE

All Chairs and other Furniture, 33 t-3 to
 50 per cent of
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05
BAR GLASSWARE

q full and complete line of Bar Glassware
 and Bar Sundres reduced
 33 1-3 per cent
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HUNTING KNIVES AND AXES

Large Assortment of Pocket Knives Cut
 33 ia Per Cent
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GAME TRAPS

Cur Stock of Sporting Goods is the Largest in interior Alaska, with Cut Prices on Everything. So give
 us Call
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-05

we carry in stock all sl2cS oi Wlnd0W Glass from bXS sG 4SNI2- U Ue haFt nos the size YaatpU, will Cllt same from larger panes Will SeH sash and door al 39 per cent on
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
GOVERNOR AMMONs TEIIS
WHY ARREST WAS MADE

Denver Jan l2-Governor Am
mons tonight issued statement in
which De- assumed fuu responsibility
Tor the arrest of Mother Mary
Jones by military authorities In Colo
rado. ANA declared She would he held
incommmieado until such time as she
raw fit 60 give her promise 10 leave
the strike sonrs oi the stun lie said.
Mother jonas came to this state
early Ia thc DAYS of the labor strife
and hy her incendiary speeches stir
red up rlolAng which resulted In
hloodshed She finally was persuaded
90 Qult whom threatened with arrest
and left the state lui upon her res
turn she dcfied the militia. the state
officials ana ih seyernor OF the
state
'.She WINS siYeh military escort from
the STRIKE rerlou AMI told not Ia re-
turn Immediately upon her arrival
n Denver She announced she would
go naek to rrrnidld Tier whole at
tiiudr was one 81 defiance
lAa might She went buck in dis
gmse. and sdd hcr return was for
thc purpose of saving what she
pleased This state ia paving 1000
i ANY for the preservation az order
in Tho strike regions and DON'T pro.
posse thai She shah make that cNpeu-
dituro uscIess Che Viii he prevented
0em seelng am ONE who viii repeat
Whot She saea nsr -afterne. Nllt he
aiern #nTrp,{s4tao ts wish bsr se she
aan Ws babtsa rnrpas netnion il
eht .g ae.t.,a sna ,f,,t baF Ia do
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13

iman With them iu tho detention camp
Zoe they care to DO ao and that DO amy
aea their Immediate wants ns regards
food and shelter should bo provided
for O., thc army
lt Uus expressly stated that this
policy b. Tor the moment Intended 10
inject 700 emewnncy aud might be
changed in the future. At present the
United smtes VIII pny for tho Keep Of
thesp MeNbmn soldiers and their ad-
htronis. bm iatrr on lhe McMem gov-
Icfnment wll By called up1u for re-
endorsement. W
roda order followed ibis ieie-
gfaphe report from General Bliss,
doted H Fort Sam Houston
"Full details situation ai pr@diJ,
Tcyas cann0i sal be- given Small
nHr,les foderals sun being brought
H fiom dlslani points whore they
crossed border Indications ARE we
VIII nave al icast thrcc thuufond
iodcral officers aud men bosid
70 large number OF WIVES ana child
rem of soldiers alao about 200
hnrscs Commanding officer ia &C.
supply food forage md who'd 70
insure proper supply of necessities
be lH making arrangements to remove
prisoners to MARIA Question vt per-
manent camps for this large number
~ people is serious matter Can au-
thanty he giym "a ship them t0 Fort
Rosecrans sun Diego where other
prisoners are hold. II this cnnnat D.
done, J request authority g. transfer
Immediately hy rail frnm Marfa 1
Fou riss where there ls the only
sufficient force lo guard.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
TITANIC DISASTE R
DAMAGE SUITS
NOW IN COURT
Highest Tribunal of Nation 10
Pass on Compensation for
Loss of Life and Property
When Ship Went Down

10y hoHNiHN InUAHAi SPECIAL ithhth Nlhtl
Washington. Jun .-Compensa-
ton for the stupendous loss Of life
land of property with the sinking vi
tbs steamship Titanic will be mp for
consideration tomorrow by the SUI
supreme court on the outcome OF
the arguments of some Of Americas
leading lawyers wll depend whether
the Oceanic steam Navigation conf
pany. the owners of the Titanic, must
face the payment OF some $4,000
Goa Of ciulina. Or whether its liability
Is 10 be lludted 20 some $4,000.
Should the British law be applica-
bic. the American court would have
10 determine whether il shall pro-
coed 90 take Jurisdiction or the claims
and enforce thc British law or
whether the claimants must sue In
England should lt Doe found that The
DISASTER occurred without tho owners
mult on prWtN. thc damages recover
able ns tho claimants under the Brit
ish law. it is said would be about
S3,o0o.0eo. should ii Dee held the dis
aster occurred with the owners fault
or priyiiy 1t would he liable for fun
damages. now claimed 10 bc about
$4,000. coo
The Navigation company seeks TO
have the court hold The admiralty laws
and rules of the United states appii-
cable. limiting die liability ta the sni-
wage from the Wrcct and chs passen-
ser and freight money received on the