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manufacture of armored cars. In or
der to fill these heavy orders the aid of
machine shops at York and plants at
Philadelphia and Detroit will be used.
Samuel Morton is now arranging the
FORK end, while Robert C. Morton is
negotiating with plants in Detroit.
Tells of Submarine Chase
Mr.. Morton told a thrilling story OF
a midocean chase between a French
merchantmen and a German sub
marine. which he saw from the deck
of the American liner st. Louis on his
way home last week.
1t was soon after the Irish coast
had dropped below the horizon, Mr..
Morton said, that passengers noticed a
queer-looking object floating along in
the wake of the ship. Glasses dis
closed the fact that it was a sub
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SERVICES FOR A. B. HURsH

Funeral services for Abram b.
Hursh. aged 81, who died tuesday
night at his home, 55 North Seventh
street, will be held Tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock. Burial will be made
in the Oberlln Cemetery.
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against merchant ships, could part
company with his chief executive and
openly declare that he is in complete
disagreement with him as to the
methods to be employed"
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that the ambassador bring the above
TO the knowledge of his government,
and avail himself, etc.
(Signed) "VON JACOW,
Minister For Foreign Affairs"
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WEAK WOMEN!

A Pennsylvania Woman TestiEes
CORY, Pa.-"When 1 got into that
condition where a woman feels dragged
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MORTON TELLS STORY
OF SUBMARINE CHASE

CONTINUED from First Page.1
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OPEN PARKWAY DRIVE
FOR TRAFFIC SEPT. ]

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BERLIN NEWSPAPERS
DISCUSS RESIGNATION

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BEAUTIFUL DRESSY, LACY HA
AND CREPE HATS; value $500, at 49,.
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LOVELY IMPORTED PINK AND LaFRAN
also tea and peach color value $1O0, at, bunch ......
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We a to Offer Are

PINK CREPE DE CHINE BLOUSE,
models; only one of a kind mostly size SO; V;
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MADISON COUNTY
Speedwell

Speedwell, June 2i.-A revival
meeting will begin at the Christian
Church the 2sth Of this month. -
Greed o. Harrison and Ennis Hord
of Berea visited John Hord, Sun
day.-Several from this place at
tended Berea Commencement. Mrs.
Milton Yates and her two nieces,
Florence and Mary Yates. are Wis
iting relatives at LexingtOn.-Mr.
and Mrs. William Todd made n
business trip To Richmond, Satur-
day.-Born. to Mr., and Mrs. Charlie
food, a fine girl, the 2ist.-Several
from this place are planning to at
tend the tent-meeting Sunday at
College Hill-Mrs. James Combs
has been very i'll, but is some better
now.
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TEUTONs CLOSE IN ON LEMBERG
Continued from page ~

Homme road runs down through the
vosges. through La Pautroys and
Kaiserberg. crossing the front about
Ave miles from Colmar. which Is on
the hill
There has been little activity in the
much-fought-for ground north OF arras.
but south OF the Lorraine border Ger.
man defence works west OF Gondrexon
have been occupied Near Reillon the
entire first line OF German trenches
has been occupied along a front OF
1900 yards
In the Argonne at Cheval. the Ger
mans used great quantities OF asphyx-
iating gas. and were thus enabled 10
capture some OF the French trenches.
Later, however. they were driven back
and the positions were recaptured al
most I'm their entirety.
AccordinI TO reports received here
the French aeroplane swoop on the
German hangar Evere. near Client. re-
suited In the death OF forty-four Ger
man soldiers. and OF two women and
the wounding Of 1877 persons.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-06-24

and brother. John. OF Ida May Wis
tied their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fayette Rawlings, last week. Mrs.
Rawlings still suffers from dropsy.
Mrs. Lincoln Howard accompanied
by her sister. Mrs. Z. w. Hubbard.
visited Berea during Commence
ment.-Mr. and Mrs. Elisha RAIDER
announce the birth Of a nth daugh-
ter. - Clarence Shafrer will soon
leave for a new home in the West.
The educational board Of this di-
vision met last Saturday TO appoint
teachers for he ensuing year.-Mrs
David Morgan and family Of Ham
l;ton are visiting her parents, Mr.,
AMI Mrs. william Hubbard.
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Phone 7 or 1872

ton at the Graded School building.
Mrs. Chester Sparks, who has been
visiting parents and friends at this
place for some time. left for her
home in Cincinnati, Monday An
interesting ball game was played be-
tween Royal Oak and Walnut Grove
last Saturday, which went of in
favor Of Royal Oak.-Edward Cook,
The Citizen agent, passed through
Island City this week.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-06-24
JACKSON COUNTY
Mckee

Mckee, June 2i.-Today is County
Court, and there is a large crowd in
town.-Haag's big show will be in
town on Tuesday. This is the first
circus we have had this year.-Rev.
I. s. Messler preached at Gray
Hawk and Adkins, Sunday Miss
Grace Engle. who has been attend
ing school at Berca. is home after
a very successful term at Berea Col
lege.-Ffiday and Saturday was
teachers examination, held in the
County. There were seventeen ap-
plicants. - Mrs. Moore and Mrs.
Hornsby were visiting at Annville
last week.-The Boy Scouts went on
a hike TO Turkey-Foot, Friday and
Saturday, and they report having a
splendid timed. i. Powell has
bought out the stock of goods Of
J. M. Hignite and expects to run a
store in town.-D. G. Collier and
John Farmer attended the Republic
can State Convention at Lexington,
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Coyle

C0yle, June 20.-The farmers OF
this place are getting behind with
their work on account of so much
rain.-Miss Mollie Fortune Of Bour-
bon. Ill.,, is visiting Mrs. Willie
Adams at present.-Little Jacob
Yates got his arm broken last week.
Nv. A. Winkler purchased new
buggy for siOO.-The little son OF
Mrs. Casteel was shot accidently by
Granvil Isaacs, but is improving
fast.-Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rice are
being visited by their niece, Miss
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On page Z we are publishing the
essay, "A Woman Fit For An Ex-
ample" that won second prize in
the School Essay Contest last year
Miss Matte May Riddle of Or
lando was the winner of this prize
tschool fees for two terms in Berea
500, and was the only one to take
advantage of this splendid oppor-
tunity to attend school at Berea
She did excellent work here.
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CLAY COUNTY
BURNING Springs

Burning Springs, June i2.- Miss
Mary Charleston has returned from
Berea College, where she was at
tending school; also Messrs j. g.
White and Edgar Rawlings Mrs
Wittemore Of RAIDER died recently
and was buried last Friday.-Dr. q
q. Maggard returned 10 Hyden
where he will resume his dental
DracticeEJ. s. Rawlings Of Annville
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ANNOUNCEMENT

WE are authorized TO announce
r. L. MOORE Of Marion, KY, as Q
candidate for ONCE OF Treasurer OF
the State OF Kentucky, subject TO
the action OF the Republican party,
at the August primary. Ada
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-06-24

Of Horse Lick, last week.-Claude
Baker bought a team Of mules from
Ben Tussey for s3O0.-Several Of the
men from here went TO the river
fishing, Friday night, and caught
lots Of fish.--Leonard Gabbard and
wife spent the week's-end at Bond.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-06-24
WAS With STANLEY In AFRICA
DR.. w. A. COlIedge, Who Is to Lecture Here
Chautauqua Week, Was Also Friend
of Robert Louis Stevenson.

r. Redpah Educational De
The Fortune Hunter"
wherever II has been given
and literature
I'm Armour Institute Of Chicago
Arabia Egypt and
Standard Encyclopedia
Royal Geographical
ginning the Modern Drama"
Henry
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EsrILL COUNTY
Irvine

Irvine, June ii.-Mrs. Winnie +.
Moore Of Frankfort is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. :. +. Masters. Will
lie Wiseman Of Winchester visited
his parents few days last week
Miss Flora Kindred Of Pamela
visited Mrs. Thomas Crouch and
family last week.-Rev. Fryman fill
ed his regular appointment at Dry
Ridge the third Saturday.-Miss
Ollie V. Elkins is the pleasant guest
Of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Elkins.
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Witt

Witt, June 2i.-Becanse OF the
continued wet weather farmers are
getting behind with their work.
Miss Grace VIM. who has been at.
tending school at Richmond, has
returned home.-Dentis Taylor and
Miss Florence ShifIlet Of Richmond
were visiting her cousin, Maggie
Lee Gum, last week-Several from
this place attended the baptising al
West Irvine. Sunday afternoon. =
b. l.. McGeorge went to Pamela, Sun
day.
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Gladstone Joseph Parker and Lord Beaconshed
chairman the board OF the Mont
Ill., the Oldest girls school the He
Of
Chicago
things that
bbbng with
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GARRARD COUNTY
Wallaceton

Wallaceton. June 2O.-Miss Ellen
Hill returned Saturday from an ex-
tended visit with friends and rel
atives at Lexington, Vallew View
and other points. - Mrs. Mamie
Soper went over to Richmond, We'd
nesday for medical treatment with
DR.. Sandlin.-The Rev. Mr.. Hutchins
Of Preachersville preached at the
Baptist Church Sunday morning and
evening.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peters
were called TO Owsley County, FRI
day, on account of the illness OF
heir daughter, Mrs. Martha Brewer.
There will be free entertainment
ollowed by pie supper at Wallace
ton schoolhouse, July 3, at 1880 p. m.
Everybody invited to come. Girls,
bring your best pie and help our
school. The proceeds will go to-
ward building a porch and cloak
room to the schoOlhOuse. The men
of the district should get busy and
fix up the lane before school be-
rims. Help the teacher make your
school a success.
Miss Nina Hamilton, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Alice Wal.
lace OF WallacetOn, left Friday fol-
Danville. where she will visit few
days before returning to her home
in Louisville-Misses Anna and En-
ma Wallace entertained few OF
their friends at their home Wed
nesday night in honor Of theiI
cousin, Miss Nina Hamilton.
Paint Lick
Paint Lick, June 2i.-Miss Fannie
Noe was III Winchester last weel
attending a house party.-Miss Jesse
Park. who has been in school a
Richmond, returned home Saturday
-Messrs. Jim Harne Ralston anC
Chester Metcalf were Berea visitors
Saturday.-The Misses Mary an6
Florence Tatum Of Berea and Miss
Estelle Bicknell Of Richmond were
he pleasant guests Of Miss Fannie
)owden last week.-The Misses Ray
nond, Bean and Creast and Messrs
Wynn and Smith Of Berea COLLEGE
enjoyed a dinner at the home o
A. b. Wynn. Sunday-FOrest Dow
den and Willie Kindred spent thu
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7
Thompson.-Allen Curtis died at hi
home here, Friday night. Rev. ID
w. Brown Of Berea preached his fu
neral Sunday afternoon. Burial IL
the Manse cemetery.-Messrs. Franz
Coyle. ID. w. Brown, William viii
son, Henry Bingham and S. Got
motored down 10 the NJ. +. Church a
this place Sunday afternoon and or
ganized an Epworth League.
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OWSLEY COUNTY
Green Hall

Green Hall, June ii.-Dr. and Mrs
Henry Hughes Of Louisville are
spending vacation with DR.. Hughes
father.-Mrs. Julia q. Ward Of Lex
ingtOn visited Miss F. +. McCullum
last "Wednesday and appointed her
agent for Spirella cOrsets for Jack
son and Owsley Counties Misses
Bertha and Pearl Scale Of Major
spent Saturday night at +. +. Me-
COllum's.-We are glad to welcome
Berea students home again. They
always come with an air Of refine
ment and good manners.
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Berea Canning Outfit No. 5
COMBINATION

a quart half gallon jars 20 three
30 pound We furnish with the
galvanized hammered hearth
We furnish booklet of instruction This book edited by
Harry Morgan highest canning
cake, bread hams and
spring chicken. For
steamng bread will do
ALL $1,000 sterlir
proof cake and bread
seed box jus what have
beenlooking
you
into cooker
approves Miss Rebecca oslesby
1T the and cheapest the
today girls Government
will through talking about
n each home his district
$3.50 you No Deea Gamers by
$34O ship D.
preferred O. D, send 81 90 with order.
Sell six of No and sendy you me
Agents wanted every county
We Write for prices
galvanized has doubled within the
last days Buy at once before price goes up.
BEREA SCHOOL OF ROOFING
or1 Henry Lengelner, Mgr Berea. KEN
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East Kentucky Correspondence
News You Get Nowhere Else
Nn ~ the wrfa rse ssms
sst m yssssaoes svsssses rs0a aA vss plainly

June i5.-Miss Charlotte Messler
leaves today for vacation in
Michigan.
Carico
Carico. June 2iEThe memorial
meeting at the Gabbard graveyard
was we'll attended last Sunday. -
Orbin Smith fell last week and
hurt his arm badly-Brother James
Lunsford filled his regular appoint
ment at Flat Top, Saturday and
Sunday.-pleas Evans and James
Bracher stayed over night with Sam
Roberts last week. They were buy
ing cattle.-Leonard GIBSON fell over
cliff last week and was badly
hurt.-Robert Lear, Sr., lost a fine
mule last weeks. r. Roberts has
had thirteen bee swarms and has
saved all Of them.
Nathanton
Nathanton. June i9.-Dr. and Mrs.
l.. :. Holcomb Of Oklahoma are Wis
iting relatives at this place. -
Judge William Lewis and other
candidates spoke at his place Tues
day night.-A minister's meeting will
be held at Union from Friday until
the fifth Sunday of this month.
The first Saturday and Sunday are
the regular church days. One is to
be baptized on Sunday.-Several
from this PLACE attended Church at
Rock Springs, Sunday. - After a
short visit with relatives at this
place and Sections Creek Marion
Sandlin and sister, Mrs. James Hunt
er, Of near Lexington, returned
home.
Hurley
Hurley, June i2.-Born, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Gabbard, June 6, big
girl, named Christie.-Mr. and Mrs
George McCulloum and children
were visiting at Perry McColloum's
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Rice Of Paint Lick.-Tommie Todd
completed a job Of log-sawing for
Powell, Hale q Dosurt.
Kingston
Kingston. June 2i.-Mrs. Jim Van
Wrinkle has been very poorly. but
is some better now.-Miss Kathleen
Maupin is home from Georgetown,
where she has been in school. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Clark Of Berea,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Clark and family
81 Harlan. were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. b. Flanery. Sunday
Mrs. Cora May Flanery Of Beatty
Vile, visited her uncle, w. I. Eager,
Saturday. Mr.. Eager is very
poorly.-Mrs. II. Shields and daugh-
ter. Madison Click Of Illinois, have
been visiting at the home Of ]. T.
Dean.-Iryine Maupin Of Lexington
is visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Rolla Rlddle.-The Girls
Sewing Club. conducted by Miss
sullivan, met at the home Of Annie
Wagers Terrill last Tuesday after
noon.-Mrs. W. u. Flanery was
called Ia Shelbyville this morning
by the sudden illness Of her brotheS
4 f.. +. Eager, who is To be operated
on tonight for appendicitis Miss
Bette Herndon was the guest Of
Miss Susan Yates, Saturday and
Sunday.
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Island City

Island City, June i7.-Rey. James
Welch Of Sturgeon, Ky, conducted
services at this place Saturday night
and Sunday.-The people Of Island
City are planning on a big day Sat
urday, July 3rd.-An all-day celebra-
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Rice Of Paint Lick.-Tommie Todd
completed a job of log-sawing for
Powell, Hale & DosurA.
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R0CKCASTLE COUNTY
Iohnetta

Johnetta, June 2i.-Rev. w. NJ.
Durham attended his regular church
meeting at this place Saturday and
Sunday.-Judge Kennedy and Judge
Flippins spoke at Johnetta Hall, Sat
urday night. They are canvassing
Rockcastle County for Circuit Judge
and Commonwealth Attorney.-Walk
Doone was sent to the insane asylum
at Lexington, last week.-Mrs.. s. l..
Rose Of this place is very low with
tuberculosis.
Boone, June 2i.-The farmers and
citizens met at Fair View last Tues
day night and discussed the sub
ject Of better improvements. The
attendance was large and the sub
iect properly discussed-David Mar
Tin was at Frankfort last week on
some special business.-The boys
and girls here went TO Conway yes
terday TO see the ball game between
Conway and Brindle Ridge. On ac-
count Of the rain the game was
called ofr.-There will be mass
meeting held at Fair View tonight
aud nave the subject of macadamized
roa' from BONES Gap to Round
stone discussed. We hope TO have
speakers from all parts Of the VI
cinity.-James Blair's wife was call
ed to come TO Glover Fork in Harlan
County to see her sick mother.
A. b. Blair robbed his bees and set
family reunion dinner last Sun
day. The crowd was large and the
amusements were exceedingly fine.
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June i5.-Miss Charlotte Messle
leaves today for vacation II
Michigan.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-01-02
Small Boy Killed.

Cameron, Dec. 29.-GeOrgc Flood, a
small boy. was accidently shot and
killed yesterday morning by Stokes
llouck. The little boy was sitting in
buggy and Stokes was standing on
the ground by the buggy with gun
in his hands. The gun slipped, falling
against the wheel and going off blew
the side OF the little boys head off,
causing instant death. The bov had
for some time worked around the
Houck's boy home and the two were
very much attached as children usual
ly are under such circumstances
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-01-02
ACCIDENT, JURY'S VERDICT.
inquest into killing of American by
Canadian Soldiers.

Buffalo, N. Y, Dec. 30.-A coroner's
jury at Fort Erie, Ontario, en-
panelled to investigate the death of
Walter Smith, the Buffalo man shot
Monday by Canadian soliers. return
ed this verdict tonight:
I'VE found that the deceased met
his death while evading arrest for un-
lawfully shooting ducks out of season
in Canadian waters. by volley deliv
cred accidentally from the rifles of
three militiamen, who were called upon
by Provincial Officer Thomas DELANEY
to assist him."
Officer Delaney appeared before tho
jury and took responsibility for the
whole affair.
j. Il. Curtis, United Sttaes vice con-
sui' questioned the officers authority
TO call upon the soldiers, but was as
sured by The Crown attorney that De-
ianey had such authority under On
tariO laws.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-01-02
FEARS ATTACK FROM MOB,
MAYOR OF HARTWELL, GA.
ASKS GOVERNOR FOR AID
OF TROOPS
Reported That Crowd Was Gathering
In Oconce County to Attack Ne
grOcs in Georgia.

Hartwell, Ca, Dec. 2s.-Gov.
Slaton tonight was asked by Mayor
thornton here to send troops to Hart
we'll to protect negro prisoners in the
county Jail from possible mob vio-
lence.
Reports received here indicated
that mob was forming across the
State boundary in Oconee county.
South Carolina, to lynch a negro who
was placed in Jail here after a recent
stabbing affray with a white man in
Oconee county. The negro was be l.
ly wounded in the fight and died to-
night, but this was not known by the
public.
Local authorities feared that if q
mob visited the Jail and found the
negro dead vengeance would be taken
on other negro prisoners. Race feel
ing has been intense recently in
Oconee county as a result of crimes
said to have been committee by ne
groes.
Three negroes were shot and killed
a few days ago in a clash with white
residents near Fair Play and today the
body Of Ernest Gray, another negro
was found near here. A coroners
jury returned verdict that he had
been killed with an axe. An inves.
tigation Of the killing Is being made
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-01-02
DABBS OPPOSED TO CHANGE.
ASKS THAT ACREAGE REDUCTION
BE GIVEN FAIR TRIAL.
President OF State Farmers Union
Writes OF Marketing and Other
Problems of Farmers.

II wish that 1 could get the ear Of
every farmer in the State to beg that
can be thoroughly tested out by three
or five years trial." says E. w. Dabbs,
president of the South Carolina State
Farmers union in an address to the
farmers Of the State, in which he
makes an appeal for a retention of the
cotton acreage reduction law.
Mr.. Dabbs' letter follows:
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-01-02

1t was stated last night that 2O4
prisoners are left in the State peni-
tentiary and on the State farms. The
number of paroled yesterday who are
serving on the State farms is not de-
Quoted from the above number.
The list of pardons and paroles
were sent to the secretary Of State
yesterday by the governor and after
the great seal Of the State had been
affixed the papers were sent to the
State penitentiary and the clerks OF
court In the various counties where
the prisoners are confined. Tho gov
ernor did not send a regular Christ
mas list" to the secretary Of States
office this year. only eight receiving
clemency at that time.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-01-02
SWALLOWED KNIFE BLADE,
Mayor of South Carolina Town Accid-
emily Swallows Knife i'm OYSTERS.

Anderson, S. c., Dec. 3O.-Waking
Tuesday night with sharp pains in his
stomach after eating heartily of oys-
ters from the half shell. Mayor j. H.
Godfrey consulted physician with
the result that an N-ray photograph
showing a broken knife blade two
and One-haif inches long and one-half
inch wide in the mayors intestines.
The blade was broken off in the open
Ing of the oysters and unconsciously
swallowed by the mayor while i'm
bedded in an oyster He is reported
to be in no danger.